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MAY 7
1956
MSIKOS UWnSTUTIM
MONDAY
ISSUE
1IUUT
Financial
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
i
^
-
.iJ'
183
»»'*" ■
Number 5531
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, May 7, 1956
Price $1.25
General Corporation and Investment
*
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Adam Consolidated
Industries, Inc.—New Name—
See
Adam
Hat
Stores,
Inc.
Adam Hat
This
Airfleets, Inc.—Merger Terms—
below.
be
corporation,
and
Board
asked
meeting
"We
ened
to
of
one
In This Issue
largest hatters, will change its
Industries, Inc., Harold N. Leitman, Presi¬
on
April 25.
Stockholders will
the change in the corporate name at the annual
diversified
nounced.
of
"In
1956
of
scope
hat
our
volume,
our
Adam
store
and the old
name
;•'*
realistically reflect the broad¬
operations,"
operation
has
will
Mr.
,
Leitman
account
already become
than
New York
misnomer."
a
During 1S55 Adam acquired the Gemex Corp. of
Union, N. J., 35year-old manufacturer of quality watchbands; the franchise
rights to
bottle Canada Dry in West
Germany; franchise rights to bottle Canada
Dry in the Far East, and laid the groundwork for a further
expansion
of the hat division
through conversion of company-owned stores to
franchise-operated
Mr.
Leitman
Boston
said
as
opportunities
entire
small
chains
of
men's
stores
will
be
"The company is still
seeking new
give it increased stability for
investments and acquisitions which
continuous growth," Mr. Leitman
1956
will
company
494,689
the
the
quarter
than
more
shares
of
ended
doubled
pre-tax
stock
common
March
31,
1956
indicate
income for all of
outstanding,
the
that
1955.
Eased
Earnings
per
months
Earnings
ended
Total
share
common
of
(before
1956
per
31,
for
the first
share
taxes
applicable)
for
year
-
:
40
i
35
Stock
and
Bond Averages
at
—
Sales
£few YloVk Stock Exchange.
Stock
period
35
This
to be offered
the
rate
price will
the holders
to
of
be
fixed
that
expected
share
one
of its
for
presently outstanding
each
five
date
below
shares
held.
common
The
subscription
value.
Condition
the
at
later
a
the
then
market
It
is
with
warrants
to
stockholders
of
record
business
on
the effective
date of
the
registration
presently expected that the effective date will be on
1956, that warrants will be mailed on the effective
at
is
market
that
.
New
will
will
York
accounts
See
also
Stock
not
Y.,
for
as
time
the
or
on
will
and
about
be
warrants
American
warrants
be
can
stockholders
United
such
with
States,
stockholders
the
thereof,
date
such
of
that
June
less
are
than
12
exercised.
having registered ad¬
Canada, Mexico and
(EDT)
noon
If
then
be
other
sold,
the
on
day
arrangements
if
possible,
for
application
ment
Seeks SEC Exemption of Further
tional Aviation Corp. Stock—
can
Acquisition
of Na¬
exemption
to
order
-
linder
the
Com*filssioi$v'has!> given interested
hearing thereon.
,r. r
.
Invest-
quarter
Stolk,
of
of
1956
President,
said
that
In
1955,
stock,
net
was
income
equivalent
was
share.
Canco's
been
never
quarter, after
amounted to $5,700,385, which,
preferred
on
common.
common
have
income,
on
dividends
that
are
in
snles
outlook
a
for
the
remainder
to
$5,245,083,
of
1956
is
better
and
Corp.—Registers With
SEC—
corporation
covering
a
The offering,
of course, cannot be made until the registration
state¬
may be abandoned or postponed if the
becqmes effective, and
of
■
Directors
deems
such
action
advisable.
In
any
'May' 15,;
until
persons
per
Stolk
"We
for
prospects
proposed
acquisition "$f-£/<ment
an/- investment company;* ""ViBoard
request a
under
a
This
provision
5%
additional
any
•,
•
event,
the
;VV;-.
could
result
subscription
in
privileges which may
ownership of more than 5%
their
outstanding stock of National Aviation.
have
Express Co. and its majority-owned
subsidiary, Ameri¬
International Corp., it was announced on
May 1, have filed an
an
High—
•
of
Adams
SEC.^cr
at New
company for the first
the period, William C.,
vbffering will be made only on the basis of the prospectus to be mailed
^with transferable warrants to stockholders-of record at the close of
Adams and American presently own
together an kggregajife" pf '26,200
business on the effective date of the registration statement. It is
shares
(4.69%)
of
the
common
stock
of
National
Avlatiqtt, *"Tlie'
^presently expected that the effective date will be on or about May 23,
latter
on
April 17,
1956, advised its stockholders that it-5"proposes,.
thaL. warrants will be mailed on the effective date, and that
to offer them transferable
rights (warrants) to subscribe fdr 139v^^3warrants will expire 16 days after mailing, or on or about June 8.
additional common shares on the basis of one
additional-ihare$6r'..,"
^ expected that the subscription price will be less than the
each four shares held
(plus oversubscription privileges).
AEfams;'iftnd'"^'Jharket price of the stock at the time the warrants are issued and that
American
propose
to exercise
their rights as
stockholdersto jplir-"'vthe * rights,
as evidenced by warrants, which will be traded in on
chase shares of National Aviation stock
together with subscription
the New York stock Exchange, will have a market value, in view of
the
The
the
1956,
available.
below
the
Act withrespect to the
j*of National Aviation dbrp.,
stock
common
and
with
Company
rights
Corp.
:1
•
the
issued
owners.
International
Clearings____'__.__.i_.. 47
the
by
warrants.
will
48
6.
Bankers Trust Co.,
agent, subject to satisfactory
subscription agent for exercise,
until
the
warrants
of Federal
.
or
price
for
•v~~
•
on
May 2 filed a registration statement with
the
proposed offering to its stockholders of
375,100 shares
of its common stock, at a
price to be fixed at a later date below
the
then market value.
Stockholders are to have the
primary right to sub¬
scribe for these shares at the rate
of one share for each five
shares
held, with the additional privilege of
subscribing (subject to allotment)
for
any
shares not purchased pursuant to the
primary right.
The
offering is not to be underwritten, but The Adams
Express Co. (owner
of 69.36%
of the common stock of the
corporation) has agreed to
exercise its
primary subscription rights and to oversubscribe
to the
'fullest extent possible,
SEC
Redemption Call» and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bahk
this
etc.
24.
share
per
cents
This
48
Reserve Banks
of
American International
of
expansion,
competitive position," he said.
earnings will be at least as good
probably better than In 1955."—V. 183, p. 1225.
and
is
subscription
made
made,
the
to
continental
held
expiration
of
the
mailed
be
the
N.
been
the
the
at
Banks
System
Combined Condition Statement
of
It
Reserve
cents
42
"The
48
April
provision
good.
May 23,
and,
by warrants, which will be traded in
Exchange, will have a market value, in view
disposition
the
have
mailing,
close
about
evidenced
as
being
preceding
after
subscription
stock
be
15,
arrangements
sale or other
days
the
period in which
outside
but
not
the
York
Warrants
dresses
Cuba,
of
limited
14
that
rights,
New
the
expire
price
the
the
on
of
will
expected
the
statement.
cr
date,
warrants
It
Federal
headed
transferable
Rates
Statement of Member
for
pay
Co.—Earnings
record
new
charges including taxes
Mr.
Foreign Exchange
offering will be underwritten by a group of under¬
by Haligarten & Co. and R. W. Pressprich & Co.
The offering, of
course, cannot be made until the registration state¬
ment becomes effective,
and may be abandoned or postponed if the
Board of Managers deems such action
advisable.
In any event,
the
offering will be made only on the basis of the prospectus to be mailed
writers
'
reported
that
net
sales
and
rentals
for
the
January-March
totaled $155,260,838, compared with
$136,722,690 a year ago.
an
increase of 13.6%,
Net income for the
or
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
54
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
stock
2677.
was
4o
Co.—Registers With SEC—
to
used
Can
on
He
<
Miscellaneous Features
Adams Express
at
a
after
The company on May 2 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
covering a proposed offering of 528,792 shares of its common stock
p.
net
be
earnings
announced
35
___
Exchange
and
established
35
-
to
are
'i: American
Industrial Stock Averages 35
all
.
182,
par
proceeds
$0.17
1561.
p.
Corp. below.—V.
corporation on April 13 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $250,000 of 7Mi% debentures due 1966 to be offered
through Seaboard Securities Corp., Washington, D. C. The
SEC
earnings (before taxes) for first three months of 1956
171,135
(no taxes applicable) for
year ended Dec. 31, 1955
85,592
182,
Atlas
The
41
Total earns,
—V.
April 29.—V. 163, p. 461.
on
47
Transactions American
,
this company, It was reported
Steel Fabricators, Inc.,
Alexandria, YawFiles With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
45
Transactions
$0.35
(no
1955
83,036
Alexandria
42
National Quotation
three
1,247,733
234,687
149,344
Angeles, Calif.; headed by Charles J. Verhaien,
Jr^
publisher, is seeking proxies in a move for new man-
See
39
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
__
common
Dec.
taxes)
Stock
Dow-Jones
on
reported
company
following earnings:
384,461
143,743 ?
Albuquerque Associated Oil Co.—Merger Terms—
39
Over-the-Counter Markets
the
426,311
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
substantially ahead of 1955 results."
for
Exchange
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
be
56,114
1,391,282
group in Los
trade magazine
agement in
38
Toronto
Preliminary projections of profits already indicate that
Earnings
Stock
Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
added.
1,572,981
572,154
241,170
57,024
1749.
•A
.
San Francisco
occur.
will
36
Stock Exchange..
Stock
183, p.
19S3
$556,867
203,512
85,626
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co.—Proxies
Sought—
36
Pittsburgh
acquired
—V.
1954
$441,314
89,999
28,628
;
income
oper.
1955
$491,226
142,317
1,546,376
-
railway
railway...^
from
ry.
36
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
franchising indi¬
but
income.—
oper.
Net
36
Midwest
2677.
31
Exchange
Los Angeles
stores.
the
stores
Exchange
p.
$543,698
162,601
v
from
Net
15
(Bonds)27
Cincinnati Stock Exchange,.
Detroit Stock Exchange
new
vidual
Stock
Stock
ry;
Gross
-J;
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
American
that the name Adam Hat Stores will be
retained
store operation division.
Plans now call for the addition of
franchise stores across the nation as
rapidly as new sites develop
and contracts can be let.
The plan not only includes
for
Net
Page
>:
182,
1956
railway
railway
from
From Jan. 1—
V"
New York Stock Exchange
an¬
less
for
below.—V.
from
Net
Stock and Bond Quotations
May 31.
more
Corp.
March—
Gross
announced
making this change to
Atlas
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.- -Earnings—
.
America's
Chairman
approve
on
are
and
50*
Stores, Inc.—To Change Name—
to Adam Consolidated
name
MISCELLANEOUS
-
See
dent
Copy
a
of
agreed
such
of
that
shares
the
following
the
the
Investment
they
of
rights
will
Aviation
common
stock
Company
take
Act,
immediate
which,
of
Since
may
Adams
steps
to
and
divest
183,
p.
limited
Warrants
of
period
will
in
not
which
be
the warrants
mailed
to
can
contravene
will
but
American
be
15,
N.
York
themselves
ments
may
be in excess of
Avitttion to be outstanding
other
the
1749.
held
Y.,
being
for
as
made
disposition
expiration
such
be
stockholders
dresses outside the continental United States-
combined,
National
offering.—V.
this
the
be
stockholders
by
exercised.
having
registered
ad¬
Canada, Mexico and Cuba,
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
New
subscription agent, subject to satisfactory
arrange¬
with the subscription agent for exercise, sale or
until 12 noon (EDT) on the day
thereof,
date of
the
preceding
warrants.
If
other
arrangements have not
jVwwA,' sdllen Sdwiited
HjemlerS: She Toronto Slock Cxckanae
Baf Street
(Branch
Office? t
75
200
TORONTO, CANADA
Broch St.
PRESIDENT
She investment Stealers ^Association
KINGSTON, ONT.
Bruce ^4. fjorris
*
150
VICE-PRESIDENT
Seiepk one
Cheap side
of Canada
EM 8-4731
LONDON, E. C. 2 ENGLAND
john C X. Jllen
3. -A. f?oSe,
Q. 2). -Adams, ff. V Broohs, P. J(. Jdantey, Q. W. Witchiner
2)ouylaS W/c Vittie, Phitip Jd. Jdawher, Christopher 1/Uah froth $r., _Arthur IV. Strichfand, Richard -A. Wjothersiff
DIRECTORS:
J
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2178)
been
also
See
above.—V, 183, p. 1750.
Adams Express Co.
Net
-
——
-—
-
.
Total
sales
rentals
and
*.
from
operations
68,431
Interest,
etc.,
deductions
federal taxes on income
Net
_
*
..
dividends
Common
shares
Earnings per
—V. 183, p.
'
——
dividends
Common
in
$2,374,405
.
383,586
1,082,000
J.j5'22fi
2,3
$o.8b
—
sales
Offering—A sec¬
company
Earned
Uranium
$1
per
used for expenses
oper;
revenue-
exps.'—-■
Net
Net
'
—V.
S. D.
Commission—
dividends
Changed—
„
1,264,443
'1,6.09,976
3,035,^22
to
way
its
of
preferred
-
stockholder action
fcir
cleared
David
be
may
It
is
named
been
at
into
any
Company
per
annum
five
ior
time from
shall be $40 per share;
with accrued dividends in each
one
'
premiums
the
written
their
and
in
the
and'
ended
investment
Dec.
31, 1955, the companies'
$10,324,338-and net profit after taxes
totaled
net
was
$300,851.
CAPITALIZATION
__
$1.75
■
cumulative
stock
($10
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT. FINANCING
Authorized
•.
convertible preferred
,
p«r
the
value)
stock
common
©ne-for-one
basis
Lie exercise
to
authorized
the
holders
20,000 shs.
130,000 shs.
will
of
be
available
convertible
.
for
20,000 shs.
110,000 shs.
"
issuance
stock
on
1940, 25%
in
1943, 25%
in 1928, 20%
25
such stock are
or
cents
per
dependent
the company,
and
-
upon future earnings,
factors.—V.
183,
the financial condition
p.
1610.
the
of
of
.
RR.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
expenses.
31,655,363
from
ops.
7,456,093
income—
3,866,344
ry.
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$
$
32,982,571 111,858,189
26,245,718
93,982,659
39,111,456
oper.
6,736,853
3,739,282
$
92,402,780
74,085,881
17,875,530
18,316,899
7,590,325
9,325,521
2071.
p.
stockholders
this
of
from
on
corporation
would
name
more
2,500,006 shares to
-
5,000,000.—V.
183, p.
1106.
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co.—Reports Gains
-
This
company increased Its;assets, life insurance in force, premium
of disability insurance, and net income derived from
invest¬
income
ments
make
to
Edward D.
annual
1955
Mitchell,
cne of the best years- in
the company's history,
Chairman of the Board, told; stockholders at- the
meeting.
Assets
Mr.
,
increased
were
Mitchell
said.
19%
'
.
life
and
income
Premium
s
insurance
in
force
Prior
held
to March
3%.
rose
1955, the ownership of the company was closely
its founders. At that time, .480,000 shares of common stock
by
the
of
,
25%,
exclusive
rose
of
disability insurance,
of reinsurance and business written by affiliated companies,
Net income from investments was 83% higher than in 1954.
company
22,
offered to
wee
the public and
4,000 shareholders,
pany adding approximately
V. 182, p. 1334.
ior
resulted
Mr.
in
the
com¬
Mitchell-said.—
one
of
shares
common
stock
the
of
of
The
counsel
by
common
that
all
will
merger will be tax-free,
stock into preferred stock.
continue
company
as
closed-end
a
of
the
be
Its
in
;
the
total
,
■
-
.
.
special
assets.-
mining
situation
Its
.
of
the
•
The
their
OF
THE
the
the
several
constituent
with
respect
companies,
to
5%
to
be
proceeds
Co.—Change in Control—
183,
1362.
p.
•
>■•
v-
;
r
on
Sept. 30 announced in London,*- England, that
the. studies they have been making 'in cooperation .With
financial advisers, they have decided to form a company in
directors
States
to
take-over' the
greater
part
of
the
company's
.
boron deposits located at Boron, Calif., and factories for
the-increasingly important production-of borax, boric-acid and numer¬
ous
inorganic and organic boron compounds.
The:existing company,
rwhich has the leading position in the borax
industry, has now under
way a program of expansion and modernization at Boron, involving
conversion ~b: its mining method to -an open pit process, and
"securing
manage¬
-
merged '.cqiq-
substantial
will
increase in manufacturing capacity.
Open pit mining
much
greater recovery of the ore reserves than is
the present. mining method.
This
program,
which
is
to* be completed In the second half of 1957, Is estimated
permit
possible
expected
a
by
to
cost
approximately $18,000,000.
To finance this program, pro¬
arrangements have been made with Equitable Life Assurance
Society of New York, Chase Manhattan Bank, New York, and Farmers
visional
and
to
Merchants
$16,000,000.
American
an
CORPORATION
and assuming that the
cumulative preferred stock.
below.—V.
i
United
group
investment
new
conversion
the
with
cents*
valuable
•
giving effect to the assumption of the above-mentioned debts
obligations and to the Issuance of shares upon conversion of the
of
15
and operations in America.
The consent of the United KingTreasury tar this transfer-has-been granted.
;i >
Completion of the transfer of these assets, expected shortly, rwill
ta an
Am^ric^i
corporation
the. company's
bring
extensive
and
After
of
notification
(par
assets
representing About a
largest special .situation • will be
SURVIVING
stock
.dom
operations,
next
letter of
following
■
non-diversified
•
a
of common
•
Co.—
„•
a
largest
18 filed
shares
per
Borax Consolidated Ltd. .(England)—To Transfer U. S.
Assets and Operations to New American Company—^lso
Discussing Merger of New Company .With U. S. Potash
Wasatch,
specializing in special situations^ according'
juranium
cents
See United Dye & Chemical Corp.
surviving
the'exchanges of
including conversion ~
'
Bon Ami
.
for
of
'
25
at
share, without ^underwriting.
The
to be used for expenses incident to mining operations.
.
stock
the
April
corporation on
covering 130,000
SEC
-.offered
.
Wasatch.
common
Survey Corp., Colville, Wash.—
Exchange Commission— ;
surviving
of common stock of San Diego.
stock in the surviving corporation
shares
Star Mining &
Files With Securities and
and
CAPITALIZATION
shares
member
a
Co., in which
substantial -stock interest.—V. U3, p. 1854.
April 27 approved a proposal to change the
to Bellanca Corp.
The company said the
closely indicate, its-diversified activities, since
aircra.t -component parts cover only a part of the
company's business.
They also approved an Increase in the authorized common stock
new
cil and gas, representing about 12% of its total assets.
Atlas'
present uranium propertied are held 7 by its whollydowned
subsidiary, Hidden Splendor Mining Co.'
Oil and gas-holdings of
the
merging companies, Including those of Albuquerque Associated
.OH Co., are expected to be grouped in a wholly-owned oil company
subsidiary.
«
: '
"
right
elected
Hardware
Bellanca Aircraft Corp.—Change in Name—Stock Incr.
The
surviving
share of common stock of W«,«atch.
Airfleets, Albuquerque, San Diego and
23
in
outset,
will
and
277,908shs.
American
revenue.
oper.
rev.
name
in
■
Outstanding
has; been
Parker
the
$
183,
are
Odium.
third
in
acquiring
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
J.
of
company has a
oper.
ry.
—V.
one
of
May
Corp.
pany
share.
other
for
investment
the
At
Net
Net
RKO.
'
Since 1954, cash dividends have
rate of
new
to Mr.
in 1939, 33ya%
1950, and 10% in 1955.
been paid on a quarterly basis at
Dividend of 25 cents per share was
dechired by the directors on Feb.
29, 1956, and paid on March 15,
19561 to stockholders of record on
March 9, 1956.
The present policy
of the board of
directors is to maintain dividends at the rate of 25
cents per share
quarterly on the common stock. Future- dividends on
_
stock
common
had" been, advised
Atlas
a
upon
the
ment
20,000 shares,
preferred
Pie ident
Railway
Railway
-
by sucn holders of their rights to convert.
pave also been paid amounting to 20%
the
of
three-tenths
meet'on
Atlas
DIVIDENDS—The company has paid cash dividends on its common
stock (formerly capital stock) in each
year since 1933. Stock dividends
la
and
stock Involved
of
_!t is Intended that the unissued portion, consisting of
of
share
one
■
Common stock $10 par value—
of
stock
four-tenths
corporation
Outstanding
-
NEW
directors.
is
i
stockholders of RKO will meet'on May 25
to act on the proposed merger.
*
t V. ^
--v
" : \;
In addition, the new Atlas common stock will ■•be convertible-for
40 days after the effective date of the merger ihtd .-5%1 cumulative
preferred stock,' $20 par -value, on the basis Of six-tenths of - a share :
of preferred stock lor each share of new
common /stock s For .this
purpose, Atlas will 'issue not to exceed 1,250,000 vfshares^o'f the preferred stock.
Former
stockholders of -RKO ' will -have priority'- with
respect to conversion of the new Atlas •ommon -intcr preferred stock,
and -the balance < of the 1,250,000 shares Of preferred «tocto available
for
issuance
will
be
prorated
among
other
stockholders
desiring "
to make such conversion* •
-»
i
.■
i
assets.
year
of
the B. J3. F.
one
shares
Stockholders
BUSINESS—Company has its home office at St. Paul, Minn.," and
r-»
subsidiary, Queen City Insurance Co., is headquartered at Sioux
Falls, S. D.
The companies are engaged in multiple line Insurance
EARNINGS-—In
Evan
announced
bo.ird
Blue
common
share of cumulative' preferred stock of
-will
*
and re-investment of
the surviving corporation
of
stock of Atlas.
shares of
common
and
One
"
fidelity
of
Thirteen
case.
insurance,
stock
common
four-tenths
corporation for
PROCEEDS—The stock sale wili provide the company with Addi¬
tional funds for the writing of a larger volume of insurance
premiums..-
operations, including the writing of casualty
surety bonds, fire insurance and allied lines,
of
shares
and
Two
TO
Director—
a
Parker
Mr.
a
of common
shares
thereafter, the- redemption price
years;
the
of
share of common stock of Airfleets'
One share of common stock of the surviving corporation for one
share of common stock of Albuquerque.
Four shares of common stock of the surviving corporation for 5'A
common
EFFECT
;
corporation for
and after June 15, 1958, all or part, at $41.25
per share up to and
including June 15, 1959; thereafter,.for each subsequent-year ending
June 15, the redemption price shall decrease at the rate of 25 cents
Per share
GIVING
(par $1 per share)
Parker Elected
the Securities
manner:
Four
a
Authorized
at the respective meetings of the stockholders of such Com¬
calleld to take action thereon. Atlas has been advised that
R. Hughes, the owner of 1,262,120 shares of common stock
of RKC, intends to vote such shares for the proposed mtrgsr.
.-w
Under the terms of the agreement of merger, the presently out¬
standing capital stocks of the constituent companies will be con¬
verted into common stock of the surviving corporation in tne following
Two
at
.
Capital stock
Howard-
share
the
on
shares held
on
the ground that it is engaged in the business of
control of various businesses, rather than investment per se.
panies
.
two
Act,
Vice-President. Mr. Ryan has been a member of
the executive staff of Atlas Corp, and was formerly a Vice-President
of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp.
Atla3 is the owner of securities of the other constituent companies,
and Atlas intends to vote such securities in favor of the proposed
convertible
redeemable
share for
new
Period.End. Mar. 31—
members of -the New'York Stock
Baird & Co.,
Baird,
the
BUSINT3S—Company is registered under the Investment Company
of 1943 as a closed-end/non-diversified investment
company. In
registration statement mder that Act, the company expressed
its intention of filing for an exemption from the provisions of that
provisions of the Investment Company Act.
>
of-directors of the merged company will be enlarged.
to take office on the effective date -of. the merger
G.
the
that
2070.
its
directors
new
has
above.
stock
one
.
w.ien
and
p.
hot underwritten.
'
stock.
completed soon.
been made to withdraw
each
Act
Exchange; Sid W. Richardson of Fort Worth, Texas, one of the
largest independent oil producers in the countryr and Robert L.
Stearns, former President of the University of Colorado and now
head of the Boettcher Foundation.
Ray O. Ryan of San Diego, Calif.,
2070.
basis.
would
be
has
American Stock Excuange
promptly as possible.-—V. 183,
the
but unissued stock
Merger Agreement—
common
new
new
with
subscription price of $11 per share. The subscription
offer, which expired at 3:30 p.m. on April 20, 1956, was
Okla.—Registers With SEC—*
on
no
filing
basis of
?,'■-
Vote
but
necessary
92,636 shares of authorized
■
will
was
board
The
Warrants will expire at 2 p.m. (CST) on May 21.
share-for-share
application
the
99% and the amount of shares to be allotted on
subscriptions will be negligible, the companyannounced on April 23.
The stockholders of record
April 5, 1956, were offered the right to subscribe for the
of the offering will be added to the general funds
The company has been and is now actively engaged
of acquiring, owning, developing and operating oil.
shares
certain
from
This offering is underwritten by Harold E. Wood &
Co.,
St. Paul, Minn., and J. M. Da in &
Co., Inc., Minneapolis,
Minn.
a
that
Lading on
pioceed as
that
would
authorities
state
said
hope
over
and
leases
redeemable
company -were
the
additional
Exchange Ccmmission found that the terms of- the merger were
reasonable and fair and issued an order exempting the transaction
20,000 shares of $1.75 cumulative convertible preferred
stock (par $10) at $40 per share at the rate of two shares
of preferred stock for each 11 shares of common stock
convertible
Corp.—Open End—
B. S. F. Co.—Stock Sold—Subscriptions for the recent
offering of 92,636 shares of capital stock (par $1) amount
merger
on
this
of
expressed
CAPITALIZATION
merger
The
Anchor Casualty Co., St. Paul, Minn.—Preferred Stock
Offered—The company on May 2 offered to the holders
of its common stock (par $10) rights to subscribe .for
The
and
Axe
from
filing
3,288,266.
.
SEC
Mrs.
and
Amphenoi Electronics Corp.- -New Name—
stock
2070.
p.
sold.
were
Snareholders
shares
not affect the status of the outstanding option
warrants of Atlas, except that each such option warrant after the
merger will represent the right to purchase four shares of the new
common stock for a total cost of $25, amounting to $,6.25 per share.
The
.
held.
Y.
th
company
four
into
& Telegraph Co. — To Increase
Investment in Western Electric Co., Inc. See that com¬
Corp.
$8,678,378.
2070.
p.
gas
The
Phenolic
183,
'
Telephone
American
1
was changed to
an - open-end mutual fund at an
meeting of shaie^olders at tue corporation'? T.-urytown,
headquarters, it was announced: on May 2, by Mrs. Ruth H.
shares
'
1956—Month—1955
1956—3 Mos.—1955 $16,372,128 $15,542,752 $46,648,763 $42,653,424
12,461,782 11,731,357. 36,680,259 33,975,046
$9,968,504
the company.
the business
are;
See
would
President.
Heretofore,, shares
-
proposal for the merger of this corporation and five other
companies will be placed^beiore Atlas stockholders on May'24, Fioyd
B. Odium, President,
announced on April 29.
On consummation of
the merger, the present common stock of Atlas will be converted
183, p. 1750.
p.
the.
of
corporation
A
of
below.—V. 183,
N.
i:
-
$3,811,395
Atlas Corp.—To
this corporation and its U. 6. subsidiaries
$1,317,416 received by the corporation from
foreign
subsidiaries.
Net income
was
equal,
after
preferred
dividends, to 37 cents a share on the common stock. In the first
quarter of 1955, net income, including Mullins income, amounted to
$4,545,557 exclusive of foreign dividends of $1,171,467; net income
was
equivalent to 38 cents per common share, after adjusting for
the stock issued
because of the merger.
Dividends received from
foreign subsidiaries are not included in net Income until year-end.
pany
consummation
,
Baltimore and Ohio
its
^American
This
royalties, and in the production of oil and gas.
It will endeavor to expand and, according to the prospectus, believes
it
can
acquire
additional producing oil properties eitner through'
cash
purchase or cash and stock, also procure desirable leases in.
areas
justifying exploration and development.
The company now
has outstanding 272,520 common shares.—V. 183, p. 402.
period of 1955, consolidated net sales amounted to $91,032,517, includ¬
ing sales of the former Mullins Manufacturing Corp., which was
merged into American-Standard on Jan. 30, 1956.
Net income for the first quarter of 1956 amounted to $4,431,150
—V.
183,
and
$96,132,4.14 during the quarter ended March 31, 1956,, Joseph
President, announced on May 2.
In the comparable
of
'
.
$3,910,346
ry.
'proceeds
in
Grazier,
exclusive
Nov.
enthusiastic
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
April 30, 19oG, covering 2,00J,000 snare3 0( its $1 par common et°ck,
to be offered for public sale at $1.50 per snare.
The names of the.
underwriters
End
tiie
pl&n of distribution are to be supplied by
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.—Sales Up
A.
aft
for-issuance
Axe Science & Electronics
$0.49
.,
income—
oper,
This
This company has changed its name to Amphenoi Electronics Corp.,
it was announced last month.—V. 180, p. 2073.
totaled
'
Atlantic Oil Corp., Tulsa,
of
sales of
upon
be
$440,728
890,625
ops.
from
rev.
ry.
on April 27 filed a letter of notification with thi
snares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
share, witnoat underwriting. The proceeds are to be
net
'
"
oper.
,
Consolidated
'■'.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Smelting,. Inc., Spearlish,
American Phenolic Corp.—Name
'
Railway
300,000
covering
outstanding
and available .or issuance, after reserveupon -exercise-of Outstanding option war¬
4,145,573
shares
and' .the
minimum
amount
so
be 2,032,245 shares- following consummation of the
shares
said that while sales of automotive
Thompson, president,
W.
$0,84
$0/76
-—r~—>—
...
Railway
incident to mining operations.—V. 183, p. 1361.
The corporation
EEC
share
per
•
.
oifered at
stock dosuable
common
would
available
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—
'
&
such
tiono;
1955. Volume for the second quarter of 1956 is expected
that of the first quarter, Mr. Thompson said.
r ■
The company's new research and
advanced engineering center at
Columbus, ind., was opened on May 1, 1956.—V. 180, p. 997.
on
American Mining
of
rants,
first quarter of
to approximate
with which Sabre Is- to acquire
—Files With Securities and Exchange
companiss
of common stock authorized
,■
parts and equipment declined, the decrease was less than the reduction
in automobile production.
Sales of consumer products, excluding tele¬
vision which Arvin dropped in mid-1955, weie greater than for the
Sabre
with
constituent
of
shares,
on
1955.
shares
.
$748,341
890,625 '
I
—
Glenn
April 30 announced that it has signed an
Uranium Corp. and Pinon Uranium Co., Inc.
all the assets of Pinon in
exchange ior Sabre common ,uock and thereafter, subject to the satisiaction of cenain conditions, American-Metal is to invest a total of
$4,500,000 in the resulting company, namely, $2,000,000 for 25 % of
tiie common stock and $2,500,000 lor preferred stock, and is to act as
manager, of Sabre in the development of its uranium properties in
McKinley County, N. Mex., and the erection of milling facilities.
The consummation of the agreement is subject to approval by the
stockholders of Sabre and of Pinon and to t.ie negotiation of satis¬
factory contracts for the sale of uranium concentrates to the Atomic
Energy Commission and for the borrowing of the additional funds
required for mine development and mill construction.
■ ■
Work will be carried on at once to locate shafts on* the BabreFinon properties, and negotiations will be ..started in tue immediate
future for the contract with the Atomic Energy Commission and for
the borrowing of the additional needed funds.—V. 133, p. 1361.
The
J.——
1.2 0,030shs.
$7,808,762 shs.
Axe,
Properties—
agreement
income
on
par>*
proposed merger wo^ld be-9,890,095 snares. Depending-on the extent
which such right of conversion, is-exercised, the maximum amount
'
share, with a
completed.—V. 183, p. 1361.
in connection
-
tax——.—
profit
———
$577,698
Number of capital shares——890,625
Net
was
Co., Ltd.—Plans to Invest in
Federal
taxes
Federal
(par $2)
$53 per
dealer's discount of 80 cents per share. It
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stocK
was made on April 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
American Metal
—
„
before
.
-
2,o00,0J0 s'-»s.
♦17,500,0J3 shs.
to
1956
;
1955
1954
$15,337,721 $17,101,016 $13,236,109
1,408,263 I 1,572,594
935,505
730,564
824,253 ; 494,777
Quarter Ended March 31—
($1
1'Outstanding
$3,233,000
2,037,240
Assuming no conversion of common stock-of the surviving corpora¬
tion Into snares of iis 5'A» cumulative preferred stork, the number of
merger.—V.
5?
au.jo
.$3,232,GO J
* 2,0-7,240
.
($20 par>__
will
*
Earnings—
Arvin Industries, Inc.—Reports Lower
Net
Co.—Secondary
,
slock
jBased
30,
-City," Okla.—rFiles—^
,
2069.
American-Marietta
.
rates established
,
Profit
.
months ended March 31,.- 1956
by the Revenue Act of 1954. -
three
the
for
1470.
p.
"
»
shares reserved for issuance u^on exercise of option
warrants issued by Atlas based on; the number of such option war¬
rants outstanding at Nov. 30, 1955.
888 704
—
...
*5,547,660
11 filed a letter of notification * with -the
of class B common stock (par $100),to be
offered to employees at book value ($218.50 per snare , without under-,
writing. The proceeds are to-be used lor g^nerai -corporate, purposes,
Including expansion.
1
f\
-
-
snare-
common
183,
made
with the
accordance
<C. R.) Anthony Co., Oklahoma
—
outstanding
"
debentures-ser, A, dtm Jan. 1, 1903
da*, Feb. 23,"I960— '
-Common
The company on April
SEC covering 1,250 shares
$9S5'?J?
$2'422'63
income
Preferred
has .been
taxes
10,707
$5,725,278
486,628
2,811,000
L__
.
$1,642,037
'
■
$2,363,698
$5,656,847
——
*—
■■'■Total
8%
$0,91
,
$1.10
Deduction has been made for depreciation and; all other charges
including Federal and Canadian income taxes.
Provision for income
—V.
Other income
$1,362,848
.————
after pref. divs.—
Earnings per common share
27,392,333
37,831,874
lU
_
income
Net
1955
$37,644,328 $26,107,762
5,844,393
3,648,269
$43,488,721 $29,756,031
.
<
Cost of Sales and expenses
Profit
,
follows: "
as
Cumulative preferred stock
1956
Sales
fully exercised, the capitalization of the surviving corporation
4% «otes series B,
(& Subs.)—Earn. Up
Three Months Ended March 31—
^ntais7:::::::::::::_::-::
$3,476,191.
1,834,154
' 1,497,673
taxes-
Monday, May 7, 1956
Authorised
$2,860,521
before taxes
income from operations
Provision for Federal and Canadian inc.
American Machine & Foundry Co.
is
be
1956 \
Months Ended March 31—
Three
_
„
Corp. <& Subs.)—Earnings Off
Anchor Hocking Glass
for the
If possible,
sold,
be
then
Will
warrants
such
made,
accounts of the owners.
.
..
members
stadt
In
Bank,
addition,
Los
Angeles,
arrangements
for
have
a
20-year
been
loan
made
up
for
an
by Lazard Freres & Co., Nsw York, to make
approximately
$7,000,000 in the stock of the
headed
of
company.
In. their
,
National
&
letter -to
of
Co.
the
a lid
stockholders
New York
Lee
the
houses
of
directors
Lazard
Higginson Corporation
have
announced
Freres &
and
a
Co.,
F.
that
Eber-
representative
of
Volume
183
Number 5531
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2179)
the
Rockefeller
interests
have
agreed
to
join
the
board
of
the
new
company,
and
directors
The
-are
taking
which
with
-and
the
to
the
a
engaged
which
the
See
United
the
United
conversations
Potash
substantial
a
of
States
Co.,
siock
States
in
Potash
through an exchange of
approved, the stockholders of the
stockholders of this new American
refining
of
great
and
distribution
industrial
and
of
drilled
Co.
Co.
below.—V.
182,
sale
of
for
natural
to
are
•
*
•
the
be
of
premises
on
State
to
■:
maintenance
gas
delivered
>
certificates
be
used
Treuthart
situated
of
the
New
in
No.
the
for
1,
Robert
tion
S.
York.
of
the
corporation's
Administrative
top
in
management.
im-,
On
•
,
April
Senator
.
mated
He
previously
Vice-President.
27,
1956,
James
J.
Alan
M.
Cfisona,
the purchase of
Col.
The
an"
was
Abernethy,
New
of
control of
Roy C. Ingersoll, formerly Chairman of the Board and
President of
Borg-Warner, has been re-elected as Board Chairman and was named
with
Chief
Its
held
Officer
six
G.
the
Presidency which he
had
*
;
,
--
>
,
.
Three Months Ended March 31—
*.
Operating revenues
Operation and maintenance
'Depreciation
'Interest
—
and
Net
this
corporation
from
Col.D.
deductions—*-^7-^—^--—-*'
961,991.
consider
oil
Exchange, is
and
r
of
meeting
stock
of
(2,715,522
stockholders
proposals to create
class
a
shares)
has
of
the
class
reserves,
A
.
listed
are
natural
about
as
elsewhere
in
the
mid-continent
v:
<7
.•
.
2354.
•.*
;
been
6,145,418
$1.14.
-
,
.
called
••it
net
a
prolit
Net
loss
$220,000
8,
to
and
cumulative
preferred stock,
'to issue a first series of such
preferred not exceeding $18,000,000 aggregate par value,- If favorable action is taken and the issue obtains nec¬
essary approval of regulatory authorities, the proceeds will be used to
show
being
rather
v
May T
the
by
J.
first
fiscal
period
quarter
shifted: to
than
.plant.—V.
the
stated
"sale
of
stainless
183,
figures
reported
and
the
other
company's
Plans Preferred Stock Issue—
The
'•Issue
stockholders
of
180,000
'.dividend
;
The
«
both
rate
on
May
shares
is
of
subject
cumulative
expected
at which the
price
to
will vote
8
to be
stock
*'-*■
on. a
than
sold
be
stock
4%-
and
headed
create
to
than
dividend
Department
4.4%.
rate
of
The
are
redeemed
Public
Utilities.
;
New
..
shares
stock may be
will
be
the
issued
initial
in
series
series.—V.
which
of
183,
the
1362.
p.
deemed
proposed
...
.
'•
-
if
■•••
■
Boston Fund, Inc., Boston,
The
its
<
corporation
registration
with
the
SEC
covering an additional
$1).—V. 181, p. 2115.
(par
amendment
an
1,000,000
share
proceeds
of
.
•.
.
bonds,
.
Boston & Maine
End.
Mar.
Railway
operating
.Railway
operating
Net
Net
1956—Month—1955
$7,608,818
$7,270,663
6,789,247
5,701,089
819,571
1,569,574
op.
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
rev._
exps.
op.__
inc._
*84,730,060
$487,130
183,
was
and
"April 24, has issued
•
exemption
Pa.,
Exchange
order
an
registration
suspension
under
stock
a
Commission,
it was
temporarily suspending
should
be
Bridgehaven filed
.proposing the public
stock
common
Jan.
on
13,
retreat.
The
150
$100
under
of
Bridgehaven
of
its
sold
were
$100
to
its
A
A,
Oct.
1,
operate a bridge players'
by Bridgehaven for
Fairfield, Conn.,- and indicates
Class B voting common stock of
series due
Mar.
1,
due
President,
Isador
Bronfein,
the stock offering, the brochure exceeded
the limits permitted by
Regulation, -and the brochure omitted certain material
facts, in
that ownership by the
issuer of the properties discussed
therein was the subject of further
negotiations and the properties were
not in fact owned; and
(c)
the stock offering was commenced
V.
183,
prior
to
the
time
permitted
under
the
Regulation.—
767.
p.
Brown-Miller Enterprises Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files—
•
The
SEC
corporation
covering
10,000
par-($5
per
vised
expenses
April
on
27
shares
share),
of
without
'
for
incident
filed
to
letter
a
common
of
capital
notification
stock
underwriting.
The
mining operations.
to
be
with
the
offered
proceeds
to
are
Brown Shoe Co.,
The
stockholders
May
at
be
In
approved the merger
been made effective.
connection
two
shares
Kinney
the
on
-
of
with
stock
effectiveness
of
the
of
G.
two
R.
Kinney
companies.
Co.,
The
merger
merger former Kinney shareholders
Shoe common
stock
for
each
three
they hold.
the
Kinney's preferred
stock
called
was
merger.
Notes Placed Privately—The company has
arranged to
place privately, through Goldman, Sachs &
Co., an issue
-of $10,000,000 3%%
promissory notes due May 1, 1976.—
: V. 183, p. 1471.
<
Common
♦The
Co.—Charles Tyson
Charles
R.
Director—
tTo
1956,
$20)
evidence
under
the
company
loans
may
from
issue
Jan.
1,
1957
under,
(PDTi
made
firm
a
&
-
first
to
purchase
all
of
Net
sales
months
pared
of
of
$857,555
and
1956
were
sales
of
net
reported
net
with
period in 1955.—V.
profit
May
on
$509,800
181,
p.
and
A. G. Allyn &
Co., Inc.-—
& Co., Inc.—
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
Camp & Co.-^u-v-a
»
2,600
Co
Blair
Central
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Weedon & Co
&
Hemphill,
S.
Co
and
$44,575
&
New
for
the
first
three
3 by this company. These
loss of $2,441 for the
net
C.
—V.
183,
p.
.
Burns
April
interests
two
23,
or
individuals
1956,
rights,
filed
covering
which
a
80
are
registration
certificates
to
be
Rochester,
Merrill
900
„
F.
-
2,600
of
offered
with
interest
for
Net
183,
New
S.
&
Net
Paciiic
&
ry.
2071.
Northwest
in
public
THE
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published
the
oil
sale
or
at
(Reg. U.
twice
week
a
2,600
Co
900
2,600
1,400
1,400
Sutro
&
1,400
C.
White
4,000
4,000
;
.
N.
Co
&
Co—
White, Weld & Co
Dean
Zilka,
Witter
&
Smither
Co
&
Co.,
8.
gas
,500
the articles of incorporation
changing the name
Ridgeway Corp. became effective April 20. Dealings
Exchange began on April 23. See also V.
31—
1956—Month—1955
,
Net operating income.
183,
William B.
p.
p.
per
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations In
the
rate
of
year.
The
the
Upper
projects
the
include
Dodge,
to
a
Iowa,
will
be
new
fiberboard
fiberboard
in
the
completed
to
plant
company's
during
Doard
gypsum
estimated
The
approximately
company's
project
assure
materials.
be
Michigan
principal
scheduled
which
raw
cost
the
plant
approxi¬
1955
1954
1953
$3,979,817
$3,811,567
$3,576,830
$4,049,944
1,026,569
990,550
802,551
893,826
income
681,607
651,169
494,097
381,944
11,225,083
10,792,072
10.105,642
2,458,623
2,492,500
1,826,145
11,345,802
2,461,170
1,486,175
1,594,380
965,724
1751.
.
1,008,934
—
Stock Sold
The 1,115
common stock, which were not
subscribed for
by the company's stockholders and
employees at $51.50
per share, were taken up
by the underwriters, headed
by Union Securities Corp., and placed at
$54 per share
(net). See also V. 183, p. 2072.
.
Pd.
End.
Railway
RR.
Mar.
Railway
Net
/rom
Net
rev.
railway
—V.
183,
p.
Co. of New
31—
operating
operating
op.
rev._
—
exps.
ry.
Jersey—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$5,219,397
$4,739,992 $15,158,467 $13,614,212
4,128,310
3,742,341
11,972,844
10,938,903
op.
$1,091,087
$997,651
$3,185,623
income
$2,675,309
357,744
336,724
1,030,711
720,528
1751.
Central Vermont Ry.
March—
Net
Net
from
ry.
Inc.—Earnings1956
from
oper.
1955
1954
1953
$921,000
$876,000
182,915
$865,000
129,779
$944,000
187,841
railway
railway
income
185.053
26,949
46,457
2,482
71,376
railway.
railway—
2,766.000
2,573,000
2,708.000
2,756.000
639,448
545,754
560,545
income
536,114
153,051
94,758
154,857
150,501
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
from
ry.
oper.
183,
p.
1751.
Chamberlin Co. of America—New President—
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$
$
$
62,483,000
57,304,000
177,989,000
153,859,000
59,205,000
53,161,000
173,756,000
155,099,000
4,233,000
*1,240,000
Edward
Gropper, President of
elected President to succeed J.
Jerome
Jennings,
also
with
P.
Dow
Drug Cot of New York, has been
Glaser, who will remain as a director.
the
Dow
company,
has
been
Chairman.
3,278,000
4,143,000
1855.
-
Recently,
the
Dow Drug Co. acquired
Chamberlin company.—V. 167,
Dana
p.
a
35.5%
interest
in
the
elected
stock
43.
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D.
Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday] Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Ulinota
C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second
class matter February 25, 1942, at the
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $60.00 per year; In Dominion of
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers'
Gardens, London, E.
offiee at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
Canada, $63.00 per year. Other Countries, $67.00
post
Co.
will
Rys.—System Earnings$
Patent Office)
increase
1956
oper.
Net
revenues
♦Deficit.—V.
Motor
supply of
property
and
Central Illinois Light Co.
4,000
Inc.
SEC
$500
Privately—The company
4,000
,
Mar.
884.
p.
Ford
of
will
is
Fort
railway
'.
railway^____.
183,
500
Stock
Canadian National
End.
Other
near
the
plant
program
railwayNet from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
—V.
Operating
and
acquisition
from
Net
p.
183,
source
new
from
Central
4,000
—
Co
to
to
1957.
From Jan. 1—
Pierce,
Beane
Moseley
Shuman, Agnew & Co
,
York
and
markets.
1,400
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—New Name
company
Fund
this
expansion
years.
from
Gross
&
Reynolds .& Co., Inc.'
Schwabacher & Co
900
500
1855.
amendment
and
1957
Centra! of Georgia
Ry.—Earnings-
900
...
Jones
Lynch,
Fenner
1,400
■
Brothers
2,600
Exps., taxes and rents—
statement
two
Gross
severally, have
70,000 shares of new
r
the
Co.
of
plastermill
Gross
this
foreign
new
1956.—V.
March—
18,
com¬
same
2579.
and Vincent Thompson,
YorK—Registers With SEC—
These
trust
of
April
Templeton
2,600
Co
Peabody & Co.——
Langley & Co
Period
(Richard)
deed
dated
1,400
;
Noyes & Co.;
Jones
and
mately $6,000,000, and a new mineral fiber
acoustical tile plant near
Pittston, Pa., estimated to cost $3,000,000. See
also V. 183, p. 2071.
None
1,638,669 shs.
Shares
900
on
Profits Up—
of
and
below,
the
1_
Elworthy
domestic
shares of
named
Mitchum,
Crowell,
delivery of zirconium in
the
also
A
long-term
a
timberland
next
time
Mason
&
new
825,000
to
cost
$22,000,000
70,000 shs.
agreement
10,000
Adams
in July,
Motor
plant
and
5,980 shs.
expressed amount.
10,000
M.
in
early
is
Y.
r
mortgage
in
Corp.—_
E.
N.
$13,000,000 and the program
capacity by more than 20%.
18,142 shs.
5,834 shs.
credit
underwriters
Inc.——
Boston
the
to
Cleveland,
Ohio,
general
contractors
of
plant, with preliminary engineering de¬
has started construction and the plant is
advance,
Metals
Akron,
1976,
California
commitment
Co.,
First
A.E.C.,
also
corporation
Ford
42,000 shs.
Shares
Blyth
The
for
commitments
contract
on
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
&
t
to
a.m.
in
for
now
both
users
operation in
1,
the
prepaid.
to 8:30
at
estimated
maturity.
At or prior to the initial borrowing there¬
notes evidencing bank loans due Oct.
1, 1957 must be
all
A.E.C,
new
covering
such
'
t
2,500,000 shs.
its
*
16,000,000
70,000 shs.
the
annually
firm
The
Net
10,000,000
„
under
parent
new
7,000,000
:
—
authorized
bank
the
proceeds are intended to be applied to the
construction of a
plant for the manufacture of fiberboard at
L'Anse, Mich., and the
acquisition of 242.000 acres of timber lands and
timber rights from
6,030,000
'
Corp.,
Burgess-Manning Co.—Sales
©n
'
to time until Oct. 1, 1958 up
aggregate of $16,000,000 of notes maturing
July 1, 1959, bearing
interest at 3'/2% until Dec.
31, 1956 and at a rate V* of 1% above the
prime commercial interest rate of The Chase Manhattan Bank from
An
'
(par
of
on April 26
filed a registration statement with the
$10,000,000 of convertible subordinated debentures due
be offered for public sale
through an underwriting
group headed by Hornblower & Weeks and Union Securities
Corp. Toe
Interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
an
W.
Tyson, Executive Vice-President of John A.
Roebling's
Trenton, N. J. and a Director of a number of
prominent
companies, has been elected a Director of The Buda
Co., Edward G,
Budd, Jr., President, has announced.—V.
183, p. 1854.
•
stock
amount
for
May
$13,500,000
4,500,000
7,000,000
)_i____
Kidder,
a
'
securing the bonds described is unlimited
June
Budd
1974—
.
(callable
prepared
SEC
preferred stock:
of
,
Son
series
President
immediately after
$1,754,500 was used to retire the outstanding debentures
maturing in 1960. This financing was arranged by Hornblower & Weeks and Union Securities
Corp.
Registers Convertible Debentures With SEC—
Outstanding
1978.
1/ i981_J__—
receive
shares
of
income
furnish¬
July
5.10%
Inc.,
Kinney business, consisting of a nationwide chain of
family
shoe stores, will be operated under its
present executive officers as
a
subsidiary of Brown.
.
-
pounds
year.)
Celotex Corp.—Places Notes
FINANCING
1979
May 1, 1586 (to be offered)
;
loans:
came
recently augmented its funds for its expansion program
by placing privately on April 19,1956, with banks and in¬
surance companies
$3,175,000 in 3%% notes due serially
to June 1, 1961, and
$4,600,000 in 4*4% notes due June 1,
1971, it was announced on April 26. Of these funds,
were
St., San Francisco 20, Calif, will
May 8 receive bids for the purchase- Horn it
of $16,000,000 first
mortgage bonds due May 1, 1986.—V. 183, p. 1855.
The
-'
June*
BIDS—Company at 464
the
Brown
common
and
company
due
commercial
operation
—V.
Inc.—Merger Approved—
this
1
has npw
-
of
PRESENT
Unallotted and issuable in series as the
Board of Directors may determine
up
on
net
i
.
,.
to
;
1,
Robinson,
'
.
1955
utility
1, 1959__;__—
—t
Preferred stock, cumulative
(par $100);
77c (non-callable)___J
24,373 shs.
6%- (non-callable).
7,793 shs.
4.70% series .(callable,
42,000 shs;
and
sold
series
Due
v.
*
Nov.
to
The
TO
1984
Series
Bank
due
series due April 1,
due Aug. 1,
series
35/bs
negotiations
the
securities
1955
public
1982„-„
was
particular
•
EFFECT
due
non-voting
company
to
with
■
GIVING
series
its
26,
that
in
and
bonds—
3 V\ %
of
The
law
series
3 Ve 7c
Jan.
on
suspension order,
it appears
that
the terms and conditions of Regu(a) it failed to disclose information
concerning the
sale of unregistered securities within one
year prior- to the filing of
the notification; ,<bl
it failed to file a brochure used in
connection
•
\
for
company
Authorized
mortgage
3%%
question whether
According to the Commission's
Bridgehaven failed to comply with
•'
: lation
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
in
par
the
electric
with
provides
The
new
company's
per:
year
facility is scheduled
for
company
organized
the
on
shares
value.
lodge
or
Alturas,
per
Va.
by
confirma¬
contract -to Carborundum Metal$
pounds of>zirconium anntally. -
a
325,000
the
zirconium,
W.
additional
an
'*'
Falls,
fornia.
•
permanent.
notification
...
in
3>/8%
500
York
The
of
pounds
Parkersburg,
expanding its plant and adding new
building is being constructed for the
installation of a melting unit
capable of melting zirconium and zirco¬
nium alloy ingots up to 3,000
pounds each.
This
also furnishes electric service to Grants Pass,
Lakeview,
Medford
and
Roseburg
in
Oregon,
and
Crescent City, Dunsmufr, Tulelake, Weed and Yreka
in Cali¬
Klamath
awarded
zirconium
on
facilities
unpaid dividends
/
operating
2%%
A
discusses
hotel
a
shares
of
par
New
notification
the. purchase
"that
offering
its
at
1956,
service
of
F.
plant
additional 500,000
an
Carborundum
bidding on May 8,
$23,000,000 used for
totaling
of
1954's
an
1,500,000
in
competitive
revenues
the
Regulation
a
1933
of
order
p.t
had
Increases
scheduled
$101
proceeds,, along with the
$16,000,000 first mortgage
of
for production
over
Y.
new
give firm commitments
signs
re¬
share
on
Regulation
a
Act
The
issue
bank loans
•'*
operating
1956,
class A
made
or
'
!
Securities
corporation.
request,
upon
vacated
the
this
by
announced
the
use
$17,046,000
against $3,416,000 in 1954.
as
and
if
and
to
plant
Con-
Carborun,according to ark-
Clinton
H.
K.
Ferguson
Co.,
of
Carborundum's Parkersburg
if
.
will
1986,- ta be sold
-
1976;
capacity
$0.80
A. E. C.
contracts
also
redeemed
$102. per
31,
its
new
a
N.
the
769,367
gives A.E.O.
400,000
pounds
of
Carborundum
Metals
zirconium
production—making the company's total firm and condi¬
tional commitments 1,225,000
pounds of zirconium per year for A.E.C.
Gen, Robinson expressed regret that former limited
capacity had
made it
impossible to supply commercial customer demand for zirco¬
nium in 1555 and 1956;
however, he said the capacity of the new
Parkersburg plant coupled with production at
Akron, New York, makes
it possible for Carborundum
Metals to meet its A.E.C.
<1958
share
per
1971;
if
Gen.
of
A.E.C.
priority
share
per
*
,
with
$103
31,
March
case," plus accrued
proposed
outstanding
1966;
March
before
$105
share
per
by
Presently; producing
pounds
72
communities
and
adjacent rural areas in
Jackson, Jossphine, Lake and Douglas Counties in
Oregon,
Siskiyou, Modoc, Del Norte, Trinity and Shasta Counties in
in
California.
offering
opportunity for hearing,
an
•
from
to
respect
electric
31,
before
at
$104
that
contract
steels—
Klamath,
and
Bridgehaven, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Offering Suspen'd
Securities
March
,,
purposes.
$3,817,000,
ing
$920,287
r
,
The
May 1,
retire
a
redeemable
1961;
on-or
each
of
be
31,
or
BUSINESS—Company ia
1854.
p.
to
sale
$18,948,000,-. compared
$21,888,825 $20,263,771
18,076,111
16.326,411
3,812,714
3,937,360
$404,524
on
in
EARNINGS—Total
1956—3 Mos.—1955
ry.
from
rev.
of- the
construction
RR.—Earnings—
31—
before
or
and
thereafter,
due
1956,
Pd.
on
thereafter* and
PROCEEDS—The 'company
to
shares
and
will
March
..to the date.of redemption..
Mass.—Registers With SEC
filed
26
statement
stock
common
April
on
before
thereafter
redeemed
per
';
or
Co.,
Niagara Falls,
:to. .supply
share), plus accrued dividends.
preferred- stock
on
thereafter
preferred
180,000
new.
of
New
Parkersburg plant will be operated
Inc., a Carborundum subsidiary,
Announcement
I
underwriting group which offered publicly on
total of 70,000 shares of 5.10% series
preferred
a
stock at par ($100 a
in
,721,766
$0.94
reactors,
construction
Metals
,170,131
1,722,722
company will increase
used in atomic
the
tion
1955
9,046,428
30,188,563
:
metal
announcement
an
May 1
The
$100),
more
or
new..
a
The
t
to'
California Oregon Power Co.—Preferred
Stock Offered
—Blyth & Co., inc., and The First Boston
Corp; jointly
-
'v
•
t par
the
Massachusetts
'
•
proposal
preferred
less
to
the
of
approval
not
is
•
the company's expansion
program.
I
multi-miliion-dollar
.
retire short-term bank loans used in
1956
—
share
firm
Ambridge,
"*1751.
p.
1
capital
per
with
emphasis
alloy
834,521
$25,539,328 $21 ,974,004
1,611,685
383,161
39,234,991
939,49a
shares
,
expected
are
569,657
West Virginia Plant- -Gets
tract for Zirconium—
1955.
tlv-ifc
497,035
Builds
President.
31,
520,523
liabilities
of
Earned
1956,
compared
2,265,737
741,534
2.699,245
761,336
608,725
1965.
p.
Working
•'< t
March,
as
Dec.
April
also
carbon-steel—produced at
Jr.,
$33,000
ended
that
•
He
during
Bycrs,
was
which
'continued, improvement..
a
$55,000
Frederic
three-pionth
Byexs,'* voicipg optimism,
My.
to
is
May
on
for the
for
of
2,579,931
882,931
assets
Current
a
-
2,701,686
income
Number
\>
.•
269,754
$990,334
:s
dum
company .showed
was-revealed
■r,")'
V
;
for
gas,
97,000
••
.•
150,651
income
Current
;
'
•
352,329
282,946
_
area.
'•
284,220
3 Months Ended March 31-
Net
stock
well
as
183,
Sales
producer of oil and
a
natural: gas
and
23^,934
Carborundum Co.—Sales and
Earnings Rise—
of
Board.
of
This
,
$3,096,665r $3,020,776
;
share
of
(A. M.) Byers Co.—Reports March Profit— ■'
873,577
6,396,148 ;■
income
per
Harold
company,
stock
common
—V.
oper.
1953
$795,675
360,16 i
•
railway—
railway.^
from
ry.
1954
$1,016,638
3oS*,U70
from
Net
Toronto, Canada, and
City, New York,
consum¬
p.
2,345,100.2,178,900
———
other
special
A
substantial
•'
* 1955
$26,661,310 $24,023,252"
expense—^.—;—.—
'13,861,406« 11,804,581
-
Earnings
1"
1956
k
ry.
1955
$980,699
railway..:
oper. income—
Net
_
—
Net
Senator Crisona is the President of New Bristol
Oils Ltd.; an Ontario
whose securities are also listed on the
American
Stock
Exchange and which owns interests in more than 300
producing oil
wells in the United States and Canada.—V.
181,
—
—_.
whose
'
Taxes
t
*/?.
:
»
railway
3
Maine—Earnings
1956
from
from
■
,
corporation
,
Boston Edison Co.—Earnings Increased—Financing—
\,
Spring-
non-prqducing oil and gas leases and various mineral claims.
holdings are located in Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico
and
*
previously an Administrative Vice-President, " has
newly re-created position of-Executive Vice-President.
183, p. 1854.
JVet
of
York
elected .Chairman
was
corporation,
acres
Porter,
been elected to the
—V.
*
relinquished
years.;
Lester
u
for
but
Byrd
the American Stock
on
h
Executive
be
of Dallas, Texas, for an undisclosed
price.
Upon completion
acquisition, Mr. Abernethy was elected President of the
the
..
major reorganiza¬
a
of
to
Gross
Gross
and
Ingersoll has been elected President
Canadian Pacific Lines in
devel¬
well
a
Tovn
.Byrd,
i
as
March-
the
■Byrd Oil Corp.—Control Changes Hands—
min¬
-
Borg-Warner Corp.—New President Elected—
promoters
,
will
From Jan. 1—
410.
p.
the
Potash
two
•
.
.
Potash
certificates
compensation.
of
•water, County 'of Livingston,
shares,
agricultural
.
States
their
25
opment, .operation and
corpora-"
mining,
for
Proceeds
interest,
company
,'
also
preliminary
United
owns
merger
presently
portance.
,
the-
toe
become
in
are
of
Ltd.
possible
merger
would
tion
erals
that
announced
officers
American
new
such
company
also
with
Consolidated,
view
•Should
have
place
Bora*
a
certificate.
per
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements
must be made In New York funds.
of
TX>
€
■
Gross
s
£
Net
ry.
railway——L-,
trora
Net
income—
oper.
railway.
from
Net
ry.
183,
—V.
j
Tnis
time
•
,
28
2,160,293
707,922
346,169
77,279
-
325,041
*
149,629
•
-months
Mr.
of
last
April
that
earnings
make
•
Gross
from
Net
from
-
be
Net
ry.
-u
2,7j4,073
income
oper.
Net
from
Net
rv.
61,134,511
56,909,779
l*,o*i,liUi
l4,u8Z,852
1955."
6,741,824
5,578,061
.8,091,314
income—
1751.
oper.
p.
66,878,914
■
8,666,543
March—
1956
1955
$3,245,220
railway——
861,072
$2,7z5,192
520,004
Income
411,966
300,174
railway
irom
Irom
Net
ry.
oper.
Its
1954
1953
$2,785,855
$3,153,955
584,871
840,347
303,593
409,650
>
Net
rv.
opei.
p.
9,190,033
2,173,494
,
umu
8,412,341
8,161,623
1,697,680
1,601,879
2,168,715
992,061
842,Q«a0
1,06o,920
feet
at
said
'56
sales
and
earnings
record first
a
that
expected
are
quarter for
Into
the
end
'
,
'
„
.
V"
;
^
of-$1,000,000
were
Norman
*
.
reported
Pebruaiy
'
•
that
and
shipments
March
;
during tne week ended
Scnatier, President,
an-
L
of
of
this
the
Corporation's
totaled
year
apuroxb-
latent
additional
engineering
existing facilities
and
space,
and
modernization
equipment.—V.
182,
and1
improve¬
912.
p.
-
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
Ine.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 50,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(no par) was made on April 24 by Kidder,
.
Peabody & Co. at $47.12 % per share, with
count of 80 cents per share. The
offering
scribed.—V. 183, p. 2072.
to
dealer's dis¬
a
oversub¬
was
Consolidated Water Power & Paper Co.—To Borrow—
the
exceed
The
the
will
company
continue
borrowed.
railway
railway
from
1954
Trust
&
Directors,
$1,720,703
$2,0ol,244
533,839
but
Power
will
Chairman
Board
funds
Harris
are
Co.—Whiting Retires
retired
of
May
on
continue
Committee
Karn,
the
Trust
as
the
1
Finance
of
and
the
of
Budget
Coa^rol
Executive Organization.
The
be
left -vacant,
being
183,
the
duties
the
Board
He
company.
on
will
President.—V.
Chairman
as
Chairman
as
Director
a
&
City;
Bank
ofJce
of
has
Committee
of Chairman
assumed
by
Dan
1856.
p.
772,195
income^—
Jan.
the
the
E.
provide
National City Bank, New York
Bank, Milwaukee; and Illinois National
Rockiord, 111.—V. 168, p. 1579.
*
Whiting
elected
of
669,060
oper.
R.
will
First
National
Co.,
Justin
which
Chicago;
Consumers
1953
$1,2*7,611
—
banks
Bank,
First Wisconsin
and
1955
four
Savings
accelerate
to
on
April 25 approved a term loan agreement which
to $18,000,000 for expansion.
Under the agreement the
1, 1957, to determine the exact amount to be
up
has until Aug.
company
Spatta
Mr.
company,
directors
will provide
products.
irom
ry.
/
v
.
also
during
of
The
shareholders
diversification
Net
v.,..
....
$6,200,000.
of
ment
President, announced the company's operations are
the record levels of the third and foar„h quarter of
March—
Ry.—Earnings—
••
.
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
;
,r
...
step In a major expansion program, this corporation
20,060 square feet
of
plant space to its
facilities
at
Stamfo.d, Conn. Mr. Scnafler announced on
April 3ft.
)
■
■»
Reileetlng the Increasing volume and scope of
manufacturing by
this corporation, the expansion
program includes nearly 5,000 square
out¬
are
<'
.
told
Gross
Western
'
i
added
been
1751.
Chicago Great
'•
i,;<
Spatta,
He
Net
;
shares
1,136,505
.
-
the
As
has
..
8,967,333
l,ouo,i70
railway
railway
Net from
which
of
v,
corporation.
this
Schafler
Mr.
mateiy
-
products is being sought this year. In 1939, only $2,303,030 consisted
of enc! products approximately
18%
of Clark's total sales,—V.
183,
p. 884.
\
/
•
Prom Jan. 1—
—V. 183,
to
'
.
.
the number of authorized shares of common
5,000,000.
At present, 1,500,000 shares of $20
split,
•
excess
by
products
the
to
amendment
an
to
28
noancea.
,
from
i)
received
'
In '55, more than $100,00j,000
In gross sales consisted of end products, approximately 70%
of the
company's total.
He said a goal of $135,000,000 gross sales in end
"
Gross
approved
27
are-autnorized,
pilations, Indicate
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Net
v
'
:
.
said.
He
Gross
-i
■
Orders
highs established last year.
Gross sales in 1955 were $150,6b9,688 and earnings
were
$9,535,626.,
First quarter sales and earning;, on the basis of preliminary com¬
lo,ubJ,9o7
laiiway
183,
the
"continuing
3,353,515
63,790,306
iiimi r
Corp.—Orders, etc.—
Apiil
all-time
railway
' "i
Consolidated Diesel Eleetric
9 to holders of record May
June
on
stock
George
Prom Jan. 1—
from
}:
'
! '
,—y. 182, p. 2127.
these
Aprll
on
Increased
was
value
standing.
par
1953
3,335,454
2,331,379
payable
facilitate
stock
1954
$21,687,679 $20,444,732 $22,486,753 $23,799,542
5,880,803
5,132,611 , 7,417,396
7,993,742
railway
railway
"'jiiiiwT"
According to Mr. Gazlay, the new company, formerly a division of
Conn organization, win engage exclusively to
the sales tostribu.tion of. Conn electronic organs for. homes,
churches, and in tLuaon*
25, Prior to the
spilt, Clark has paid regular dividends at the rate of 75 cents per
quarter. In 1955, an additional special dividend of 75 cents per share
was
also paid, for an annual total of $3.75.
'
Action taken by the shareholders authorizes an amendment to the *
company's charter to change par value of common stock from $20
per snare to $15 per share and that shareholders receive two shares
of uew
stock in exchange lor each
present share of common held.
will
To
—V.
by
company's charter which results in a two-xor-oiif split in tire common
stocx,
effective May
15.
,
v
>
The directors voted
a
dividend of 50 cents on the new stock.
It
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings1955
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
.
.
i
n
the
dividends.- He
shareholders
The
<
a
1956
f
i
lirm,
parent
•r.c Clark Equipment Co.—Stock Split Voted—Earns. Up—
are
~
„
.
to
i" m
,:Mfi G.) Corn .Lid^Eormr prgan Subsidiary^- J? x*.J
_
that C&O dieselization
year,
March—
Gross
interim
•,
is near completion with 222
toial of 1,019 units in service.
In
1956,
Mr.
Tuohy
added,
"We estimate $20,000,000 more
in
wages, for a total of $183,000,000; $3,000,000 more in taxes, for a total
of
$60,000,000, and $3,000,000 more in dividends
(due to the new
$3.50 rate) for a total of $28,000,000,"—V. 183, p. 2072.
tnis
,
President," advised
rates
annua;
as
-
give a total lor tne tirst
year.
Tuohy said
due
i«.
i." Establishment of the Conn Organ Corp.,' a,wholly-owned subsidiary,
was
announced
on
April 27. by Pan] M. Gazlay, President of, the
•
Rosenthal,
L.
payments
estimated at 65 cents a
four months of $2.53.
Previous record
was
set last
year
when earnings hit $58,000,000,
equal to 87.23 a share. In the first quarter this year, however, earn?
lngs were at $1.88 a share compared with $1.45 for the first three
said
Tuoiiy
*
'
■
.«
*
,
established
will earn about $7.59 in 1956, which will be an allWalter J. Tuohy, President, told shareholders on April
adaed that the figure "may be on the conservative side."
'
share, which would
-
v
that, the directors^ had not
declarations, but had. voted the
said that under present plans,
Citizens
would
make two dividend
payments a year and
that the
payment In the second half would be at such level as the board
believed
warranted by earnings
progress, after taking
into account
the dividend payments voted on April 30.—V. 183, p. 1965.
Richard
...
243,217
,
Record Earnings—
& Ohio Ry.—Expects
i»
""
.
the
company
Mr.
units
established.
451,160
405,245
202,132
■
reclassification plan recently put into effect, holders
nf 75%
of Citizens'
outstanding shares elected to obtain series A
shares
which
pay
only
stock
dividends. •_ The
722,655 < shares
so
lcCitt.iSllifcu tu fccues tx nave a present market value of hppiO^imateijt
1,716,649 : ; 1,778,387
*>1,643,275
.i
dates of June.
of June. 8 and payment
dates
Record
payments.
were
"Under
record,
He
26.
76,259
^
1.
x
$605,506
V 142,719
1751.
p.
Chesapeake
*'
,
income
oper,
...151,880
21,206
--
cash
$12,000,000.
("FromJan.l—
:
Gross from railway—__
Net
76,736
.
.
"■
■•ui'
-1953
„
108,896
.
'*'<■
.*
$479,806
$743,775
258,943
railway
from
1954
$613,652
1955
1956
-
fii
11
-Earnings—
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.
March—
n
■
in>'
»h.
*'
J''!
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2180)
Container
1—
584,062
'
311,814
-
651,315
Corp. of America—Offer Effective—
*
March—
Gross
Net
1955
1954
1953
$3,0oU,707
$2,850,630
$2,800,278
$1,929,437
railway—..
from
Net
ry.
:
Prom
1956
railway^
994,557
967,075
921,501
469,076
Net
from
393,792
Net
ry.
from
income.
oper.
400,818
395,495
386,981
8,676,345
8,239,504
8,010,003
2,691,629
2,491,559
1,021,13C
1,097,406
1,026,321
986,464
567,953
—V.
Prom Jan, 1—
from
Gross
Net
irom
Net
ry.
.—V.
railway-
railway
183,
.
income
oper.
The
railway
railway
2,250,910
share of
1,717,645
2,627,065
has
2,273,180
Mengel
5,201,895
-
income—1,984,373
oper.
183,
-
Boston, Mass.
Exchange Commission—
it
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
March-
.
Net
from
Net
ry.
1955
1954
1953
$1,993,671
$1,863,255
$1,854,630
$2,041,036
431,183
454,929
185,969
railway—__
173,326
railway
income
oper.
485,219
.
'!■
.
5,673,658
5,299,117
5,177,166
1,029,710
1,161,199
1,243,354
345,104
456,711
540,633
oper.
This
SEC
Net
Net
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
1956—3 Mos—1955
ops.
$3,287,586
1,251,281
1,445,533
ry.
$7,136,244
The
and
$8,616,467
953,557
2,835,531
1956
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
Income
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
.
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income.._
♦Deficit.—V.
183,
1953
155,999
4,558,056
*5,434,152
1752.
p.
44.677,729
*641,235
42,948,496
2,923,893
*2,115,278
and
markets.—V.
new
l
filed
registration
statement
with
Securities
manufacturing,
financing,
for
to
working
March
of
l
elated
the
Corp., Denver, Colo.
filed
affidavit
an
Gross
1956
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway..
railway:
oper,
Gross
Net
Order
Net
—V.
ry,
of
1933 with
respect to
Regulation A
a
L.
Friedman & Co.,
D.
p.
47,227,067
45,290,061
45,745,715
11,089,403
10,855,242
17,464,467
4,307,390
4,649,819
4,150,897
filed
the
with
Commission
by
Inc.,
Mr.
selling stock¬
Guirey,
Net
Mrfrch—
Gross
1956
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
Gross
from
Net
355,299
ry.
*261,967
..
,
h
183,
p.
;
!>89,002
„
,f.
$2,729,798
♦401,394
8,108,355
1,039,545
*390,916
*650,195
•556,963
of
—V.
G.
W.
2
corporation
Trichel
at
Y.
N.
The
April
on
150,000
$2
/"hi
'
share,
per
proceeds
27
shares
are
filed
of
through
to
be
a
A.
used
'
-
r
and
offset.
1956
i'
•
■
letter
T.
for
N
of
stock
Geyer
10
with
Hunt,
New
incident
&
expenses
to
233,276
509,906
122,671
$110,605
646,250
646,250
$0.74
$0.17
*.
shares
—
"
-
1965.
corporation
Elnce
at
April
on
300,000
$1
25
shares
share,
per
filed
of
letter
a
common
through
Lepow
of
notification
with
stock (par 10 cents)
Securities Corp., New
the
to
be
York.
proceeds are to be used to purchase machinery and equipment.
P.
Snyder,
board
America—Snyder Retires—
Chairman,
Jr.,
of
directors
of
the
his
May
on
desire
company's
3,
announced
be
relieved
a
tc
affairs,
position
to
of
the
the
he
com¬
active
held
nas
1944.
At
the
that
cents)
$3,775,501
986,607
share
management
_
notification
(par
1955
$13,693,304
$476,701
covering
pany's
company's
annual
President
time,
Joel
v/ill
Hunter,
responsibilities
York, N. Y.—Files—
common
operations.
President of the Amplex Division
Chrysler Corp. wa3 announced on
May 1 by I. T. O'Brien, group
executive in charge off special products. He
succeeds A. J. Langham-
a
de¬
Soar-
taxes
capital
Crucible's
-t: •
Colorado Resources, Inc., New
covering
explore,
one
Crucible Steel Co. of
i
>.1'
t
The
construct
to
acquire,
with
provision
per
Vii'm.
A notification and offering circular
misleading representations of material fact.—V. 183,
-
offered
acquire properties
and
and
years,
Corp.—Sales and Earnings
The net
that the Regulation
and
:
SEC
to
to
organized
was
New
in
used
option,
Crestmark Cruisers, Inc., Babylon, L. I., N. Y.—Files—
that the corporation has been permanently enYork Supreme Court, County of New York, from
business relating to the purchase or sale of securities
terms and conditions of Regulation A have not been com¬
false
25
183, p.
The
any
1752.
p.
'Jiti
691,869
1752,
Chrysler Corp.—Trichel President of
Amplex—
Appointment
contain
be
and
768.
p.
tax
Number
appears
the
plied with,
iH'
7,645,723
698,403
it
by
that the
and
36,020
.
>i:
7,852,221
*1,105,372
1953
$2,656,770
247,300
?222,233
,u
7,848,975
,.393,663
income—
oper.
1954
$2,752 889
railway
•Deficit.—V.
'
217,576
from, railway^....,.
Net
1955'
$2,776,222
railway
Income—
oper.
Prom Jan. 1—
,
'
1956,
engaging in
21.—
May
Process."
profit
Earned
Guirey also requested withdrawal of his filing, which was granted.
According to the Commission's original suspension order of March
Joined
to
are
lease
;
Federal
New
of
Mr.
30,
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earns.
to
copper, and to start the business of producing copper
bearing material by use of the "Harlan Process,"
Improved method of extracting copper elec* rolytically.
before
offered
and
extended
Quarter Ended March 31—
Profit
SEC
7,501,803
income...
1855,
-
holds
"Harlan
company
corporation,
ing;
53,539,559
10,507,609
proceeds
tiie
Sales
of the notification or offering circular In connection
proposed offering by the selling stockholders and had no
that any of the statements therein was false or mislead¬
that he never participated in the management of the issuer.
the
been
copper
an
Cory
pr»maration
with
net
test
equipment
over
knowledge
railway
railway
oper.
183,
the
has
copies including transparencies and film for diazo
to
1953
-
from
from
1954
$16,825,445 $16,809,951 $16,420,226 $19,117,467
4,302,681
4,935,015
4,330,291
6,269,854
1,923,947.. 2,027,659.,.,
1,634,711 [( 2,656,58$
uicome...
From Jan. 1—
1955
Con¬
of the pioneers in the sale of transfer photo¬
specialists in duplicating and copying equipment
its office at 105 Chambers St., New York 7,
N, Y„ have just announced a new complete line of
photocopy machines
under
the
name
"Copy-Craft."
All Copy-Craft machines use
Copyrapid, Gevacopy and Copy-Craft papers, and make several types of
for
City, he represents that he has not offered or sold his shares
(pursuant to his filing) and in fact has voluitarily returned his shares
the Issuer on or about Dec. 23,
1955, without any compensation to
him for so doing; that the offering in August,
1953, by the issuer was
made prior to his association with the
issuer; that he had no part in
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings-
that
Copy-Craft, Inc.—Photocopy Machine—
This
York
March—
specified
mine
is
183,
copy
this corporation and by the corporation for and
Schlesinger, Melville Boyd, Azamat Guirey, George
by
Roberts, Robert Reed and
In
—V.
fields.
holders.
*14,857
now
acceptances
company
to
from
which
engineering
SEC
—
the
velop and
811.
p,
offer
1364.
plant
powder
at $442,500, are to be used
bank
borrowings;
182,
for
BUSINESS—The
short-term
capital.—V.
has
The
to bring its holdings to at
Wagonseller, Secretary of Con¬
received enough acceptance to
giv.e
A.
'
limit
p.
which
pilot
and
behalf of John M.
E.
and
65%.
order
an
tration under the Securities Act
on
of
Container
to. exchange one
Its offer
Mengel Co. common stock
offer, Container held 436,000
acceptances
common.
90%."
PROCEEDS—The
on
Exchange Commission on April 30 announced ths
eliminating the name Azamat Guirey from its
30, 1953 order suspending a Regulation A exemption from regis¬
issuance
47,043,659
4,358,330
estimated
retirement
research,
sufficient
Its
Corp., Phoenix, Ariz.—Stock Offered—Keim
Co., Denver, Colo., on April 20 publicly offered 1,200,000 shares of common stock at par (25 cents per
share) as a speculation.
cumulative
electro-mechanical
the
addition
as
in
approximately
Mengel
that
shares of
to
&
131,
•
a
of "6%
engaged
$250,COO
Notification
44,797,966
is
proceeds of the
The
.
from
27
shares
Colorado Mining
1954
$15,718,746 $15,920,737 $15,240,389 $16,345,682
444,970
2,104,698
1,131,514
1,007,879
*1,306,432
219,454
*573,047
*443,925
railway.
oper.
1955
April
on
development in
$192,500
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
March—
Gross
current
,
40,000
company
follows:
as
1752.
p.
company
covering
Net
$3,329,379
income—
oper.
183,
1956—Month—1955
expenses.
in
preferred stock, $12.50
(convertible), to be offered for public sale at $12.50 per share through
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Davis, Skaggs &
Co., and Jones, Cosgrove & Miller.
Tne underwriting commission is
$1.25 per share.
"
$20,737,224 $19,541,267 $59,197,930 $55,586,115
17,449,638
16,211,888
52,061,686
46,969,648
revenue.
oper.
Time
.*
1,278,901
' 534,954
Period End. Mar. 31—
The
two
Previous
Copper
share, through L. D. Friedman & Co., Inc.,
proceeds are to be used for advertising and
per
Y.
Coffee
Engineering Co., Inc., Los Angeles, Calif,—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
Railway
$4
N.
of
Coleman
5,490,130
.
Railway
at
York,
2470.
p.
I
'
v
railway
Net from railway—..
Net ry, oper. income
—V, 183, p. 1752.
-
219,891
1
from
Gross
offered
promotion
said
time
183,
or
receive
of
"nearly
V.
corporation on April 26 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 68,000 shares of class A common stock
(par
$1)
to
New
532,798
211,670
''
Prom Jan. 1—
.
be
1956
from
Gross
shares,
The
The
SEC
effective.
May 2
on
stock for
common
must
80%
tainer,
Coffee Time Products of America, Inc.,
—Files With Securities and
its
become
tainer
1611,
p.
corporation announced
6,246,782
1,073,018
5,061,470
—
least
1752.
p.
from
4,614,430
2,788,349
Gross
of
organization
become
Its
Chief
President. fclrijce
the
meeting
this
Executive
May, ,1954,
management
general
later
qf
month
Officer,
will
At
assume
the
Crueible's
activities.
the request of the board pf directors, Mr.
Snyder will, continue
Chairman, presiding at meetings and acting in an advisory capacity.
completing a postwar $115,000,900 expansion and develop¬
ment
program
early this year,
Crucible announced
a
second
progiam
of
520,000,000,
already underway, to expand capacities and
improve facilities.—V. 182, p. 2072.
At
the
to
as
be
After
York,
mining
.
as
of
'
[nnunfTilf
inon611
i
La
Is
head oi *he Amplex Division since its
/rn dent Fince Au&ust. *M0. Mr. Langhammer
retir{ng June 30 and will act as a consultant until that time
ha,8 been. Executive Vice-President and General Manof nc
6i
\1954' 1:016 Amplex Plant In Detroit, largest
vLnL„lPr?each j11011"1 ,n excess of 12 million pieces of
S32S
ri I powderea metal parts, a portion of which is
thrnnth I
?
Car? and trucks and the balance is sold
V
183
p
1855
organization to more than 8,000 customers.—
r
,
a
n
Colorado &
Southern
March—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
1955
1954
$1,274,879
$1,125,702
283,204
457,569
205,787
544,882
137,652
203,043
88,819
227,404
3,689,453
3,560,572
3,211,206
3,904,448
852,720
1,051.195
617,189
1,317,963
267,352
450,331
253,612
550,641
income—
Jan.
The
$1,461,737
railway
SEC
be
1—
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway—
income—
oper.
183,
p.
covering
Denver
The
covering
1961
to
be
offered
in
the
working capital.—V, 181,
p.
2011.
Foods,
Inc.
at
rate
twIh«tH?irect0r8
of^hirlsS
JertoT
series
A
share
in
shnrpK
shares,
cash
0D. A,pr11
30
voted
initial
dividends
of
exchange
$5.30
per
for outstanding shares of Colstone
share, without underwriting.
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co.,
on
the
new
was
voted
dividends
on
the
series
only;
and
45c
B
which
will
get
shares,
per
only
filed
of
181,
Inc.,
are
p.
a
letter
through
to
be
of
notification
with
the
stock
common
share,
per
proceeds
Finance,
covering
be
(par one cent)
to
Columbia Securities Co.,
used
for
incident
expenses
2355.
300,000
April
Chevy
26
filed
a
Chase, Md.—Files
letter
of
notification
With
with
o'fered
at
$1
the
shares
per
net
earnings
for
ihe
three-month
period
ended
March
1956,
including the company's share of undistributed earnings of
subsidiary.
Universal
Pictures
Co.,
Inc., amounted
to
$890,444,
equal to 55 cents per share on 1,602,501 outstanding shares of
capital
Inc.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 25,000 shares of common
stock (par two cents) was made on May 1 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at $14.12^ per share, with a dealer's discount
of 40 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 183, p. 1965.
on
Decca Records, Inc.—Reports for Quarter—
31,
8 0cf'H:resuiting from the pioneering reclassification
whfh receive stock
3% 'V6rles A Stock was voted on the
which
The
corporation
Consolidated
Citizens Utilities Co.—Votes
Dividends—
cents
of common class A stock
(par 50 cents)
share, through Whitney & Co., Inc., Wash¬
ington, D, C.
The proceeds are to be used to expand the Mt. Rainier
subsidiary; remainder to start a Virginia office.
to
corporation on April 6 filed a letter of notification with the
$250,000 of 6%
subordinate debentures
due
June
1,
SEC
10
Colo.
Dalton
SEC
h" Aprll 23 "le,d a letter of notification with the
®7tPr n8 ,4^0 sbares of capital stock to be offered at par ($100
advertising' ani the balance for
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
advertising and
on
April 16
2,700,000 shares
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1752.
Colstone Restaurants, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Files
SEC^covSri^n
2,
at
mining operations.—V.
The
Circus Hall of Fame, Inc.,
Sarasota, Fla.—Files—
Junction, Colo.—
Security and Exchange Commission—
corporation
offered
to
from
Oil & Uranium, Inc., Grand
Files With
1953
$1,315,993
ope",
From
Gross
—V.
railway
Dalmid
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
its
•
stock.
In
the
$816,339,
stock
corresponding period of 1955, Decca reported earnings of
equal to 50 cents per share on 1.602,501 shares of capital
outstanding
on
that date.—V.
183, p.
1228.
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Number 5531
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—-Earnings—
„
Net
ry.
1955
$6,888,488
income.—
Jan.
the indicated coupon;
1953
*
closed pp .May, 3^.,,
$6,-490;410> •$7,602,414
854,789 * 1,462,347
1,243,455
-1,482,005
oper.
"1954
V
$7,589,866;
from' railway
Net
"1956
;
March—
dross front railway.!.::
'
908,011
-
490,731
/*
pulp.
•> Its principal- product line- consists of. watermarked and unwator^
marked bond papers used' generally for business
purposes. The company
also manufactures ledger,
mimeograph, and duplicator papers a* writ
as fine
wrapping papers-and* a minor amount oi
were
>■*
A
Three other ".bids, all lor 3%s,
^
%
!• 755,076
377,933
Stuart
1—
;
Dealers' subscription books
-a
♦ rs
were received as! follows: Halsey,
CO; Ihc:,'' 100.909; Morgan Starilejr & Co.,
100.643; and Stone
Securities Corp., 100.579.*
•
&
Webster
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
The
railway!..!
21,722,748
railway-]_____
3,817,038
;
income...
oper.
183,
1,942,368
3,133,484
*
4,610,071
1,493,623
.
demption
2,299,744
1753.
p.
will
be
redeemable,, in whole
ranging from 105.31% if
factures
prices,
or
shelf
of
Delaware Power & Light Co.—To Sell Shares to Stock¬
The
•
directors
additional
is
It
Will
be
fered
o
holders
of
share
one
mud.
ofiicers,
rignt,
additional
scch
warrants
business
of
stock
to
232,520
portion of the
subsidiaries. - 1
a
two
its
of
June
to
con¬
principal office is in the Brewer Plant,
customary mailing address of that office being Bangor, Me.- The
also-has sales offices in Boston, Chicago, New York, and
Philadelphia, all being in leased premises.
■
I
and
company
offered
be
sold
the
The subscription price
since
Stuart
1943.
Mr.
and
continue
Plank
of
to
,
Cooper
Cooper
who
will
Executive
the
compaay.—V.
183,
had
been
continue
President
to
Committee
Rio
serve
in
tion
of
the,
shares
Net
ry.
railway-
of
the
of
capaci.ies
to
the
income.
oper.
Net
from
from
1955
1*144
$5,969,801
2,646,892
1,968,265
1,166,228
1,129,800
Net
income
oper.
ry,
17,947,446
6,891,066„
stock,
no
the bonds
of the
1986
First
Boston
Corp._$4,600,000
183, p. 1753..
1040
Young,
& Ironton
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
•
From
Grms
railway.— ]-
$1,836,535
railway..;
1—
Jan.
Ellis
'
183,
5.634,452
5.124.441
5,221,863
1,935,825
1 2,185,364
1,853,492
1,008,027
* 1,170,400
930,428
Republic
'(inc.)'
Co.
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway.-..!,
railway _!___.
from
Net
From
$802,309 !
Dominick__
A
1—
Jan.
750,000
A
railway!...
railway—l__r,
Net ry.' oper! income.!.
91,984
!__
J.
Weedon
B.
Net
'
.
312,184 *
318,338
tures,
loU.OOO
Restricted Stock Option Plan. Under said plan to date only an option to
Gardner.
§Excludes
150,000
Renshaw
purchase
shares of
150,000
debentures
:___
150,000
From
1—
Jam
to
1954
'•!-
1953
$783,869
142,345
199,661
3,534
84,333
!l,678,102
'•226,806
1,679,074
2,056,091
Vl.di.7
:--L81,840
85,125
; "
1,991.907
Net
ry.
*
ircome___T-4fv183, p. 1753. !
oper.
•
♦A!
■■it'
-ibo.i24.
65,225 '
r»,
;
37o,l
J.
-' >
■ ■<
due
JUne -1,
tures
1966,
and
and 25 common
unit.
Eisele
these
common
in
securities
shares, and at
stock,
units
10c
of
<
of
King, Libaire, Stout A Co. is named as the principal
the underwriting commission is $15 per unit.
The
underwTiters have acquired
10,000. common shares from Joseph M.
Dibbs, pr.ncipal stockholder and President, for $1,000.
Dibbs Aluminum
•
of
,
and
its'suosiui^.i %
enured in the manufacture
j
.
complete line of aluminum awning and casement windows, ja¬
lousies, window-walls, commercial windows, and similar products.
It
proposes to engage also in the production of aluminum
furniture, storm
a
\vindows
and
shower doors and.other products.
doors,
proceeds of this financing will be devoted principally to working
capital and additional equipment.,
\
•.
•
Inc., Anniston, Ala.—Stock
Sold—The company has offered apd sold 100,000 shares
of capital stock (par $1) at $2.50 per share.
No under¬
;
The proceeds
to be
are
Increase capital
and surplus.
.
on
The
company
Casualty Co., Greer, S. C.—Files—
April 12
on
covering
11,000
shares
$26
share,
filed
a
letter of notification
without
per
of
stock
common
underwriting.
capital and surplus.—V, 181,
increase
$10)
(par
The
1560.
p.
with
be
to
will
proceeds
.
;
the
»«.•
SEC
offered
be
used
to
;*H*.
v*<*
•
at
Expanding
183,
1753.
p.
.!
,
.
letter
a
of
common
'
notification
stock' to
be
with
Of
before
for
into
"
—•
equipment
field,
this
in
"home in"
President.
t*,e
it
on;
Sideband
half
by
announced
was
which
conventional
sets,
now-overcrowoed
broadcast
"will
airways
on
double
band
a
the
and
Number
of
shares
common
The
10-year-old
;»
Sales'
Dynamics subsidiary.—V.
will
183.
1109.
p.
operate
as
690,000
'
mon
$0.14
t.
,
.
$0,13
,
..
.
,
;,f,It was'the 26th consecutive
they
He
in
were
added
the
corresponding
that
advertising
the
program
progress.—V.
183,
p.
......
....
..j"-.'
quarter
in which
previous
/
V
sales
quarter,
higher than
were
Mr.
Green
stock held.
Bankers Trust
debentures
company's record-breaking $2,000,000 cooperative
is lending
added impetus to tnis year s sales
lowing
1612.
thereafter
principal
stock:
Dresser Industries, Inc.—Establishes Washington Office
if
$37
Opening
of
Washington D. C. ofiice establishment of a new
governmental department and the appointment of-Urban
Niblo, Bngaxiier General,
U. S. A.
(retired)
as
Direc or of
Government Opera¬
tions with oLices at 401-08 The
Folger Building, Washington, D. C.,
.were
announced on May
1 by H. Neil Mallon, President,
-'Tnis is in
step with the
continued
expansion of Dresser's
world-wide foreign
operations,
as
The
convertible
amounts
of
on
into
debentures
before
or
before
or
on
well
p.
as
its
domestic
government
activities,"
Mt.
Mallon
769.
beginning May
each
May
for
May
15,
stock
common
sub¬
share
each
15,
1961;
1966;
at
and
$39
of
if
The corporation reports
.the .first
quarter
$149,000.
This
the
year
of
1956,
compares
a
loss of $79,000
after
with
a
a
loss
Federal
of
sales
on
income
$27,000
corresponding period in 1955.—V. 183,
p.
on
of
$11,645,030
tax
sales
carryback
of
for1
of
$16,000,000
885.
Duke Power Co.—Bonds Offered—A
group headed by
series,
due May 1, 1986, at 102.31% and accrued interest to
yield
3.50% to maturity. The bonds were awarded to the
group
on
May 1, at competitive sale on its bid of 101.529 for
subject
to
redemption
beginning May
1979;
thereafter
15,
1956,
100% ;
at
at
prices
100'/4%
to
May
with
accrued
the
PROCEEDS—The
net
to
to
the
Board,
senior
notes
to'be sold
to
John
Hancock
Mutual
Life
construct
of. 175
80%
a
tons, at
interest
for
bleached
a
in
cost of
the
kraft
.
class
of
formed
daily
rated
a
capacity
name
from
Eastern
a
in
1919
in
Maine
of
corporation,
Eastern
Manufacturing
to
1889.
Manufacturing
succeed
The
Co.
to
name
to
of
incorporated on
Co. (as a
Manufacturing
Co.,
a
was
a
Maine
the
Eastern
Massachusetts
corporation of
company
Corp.
in
was
1939
cor¬
the
changed
pursuant
plan of reorganization).
The company
an
1955
for
revenue
intends
company
amounted
integrated manufacturer and seller of paper and
to
basis-.! Directors
dividend
have
Net
$7,496,305.
' "•■
*'
declared "a
<
A sto«k on a
to place the class
dividend
of
15
shard on the^Clas^ A stock, and 1ft cents per share on the
payable June 30, 1956, to stockholders of record on June 15,
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
par
value)______
Outstanding
"760,000 shs.
1450,000 shs.
($1 par vplue)
stock ($1
Class B
160,000 shs.
378,000 shs.
conversions of
"Of these shares, 450,000 are subject to reservation for
class
after
stock
B
"Employees'
under
Jan.
t26,000 shares of class B stock are
1, 1959.
for issue upon the exercise of restricted stock options
reserved
are
'
set
forth
below
to
Paine.
Webber,
Curtis
Jackson
A
Co
14.000
14.000
!
Lane, Space &
10.000
Inc.
7.009
•Butcher A Sherrerd
Granbery,
Hirs-h
Sunlee,
A
7.099
Marache & Co..
Bateman,
1 an
Eichler A Co.—
r>
-
forth
" Inc.
•
.Courts A Co—
Shares
-
5,000
5,000
Francis I.'duPont A Co.
_
.5.000
' Hallowed, Sulzberger & Co.
5,000
J. A. Hogle & Co
5,000
A. M. Kidder A Co
—
5,000
Mann and Gould
5,000
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. 5.000
5,000
W'lljs, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Pioren & Co.
7,009
Draper, Sears A Co
3,000
3,000
5,000
Ferris & Company...
3,00®
Yeatman A Co.,
•
••
7,000.
Co...
Tnc
A stock set
Edward M. Bradley & Co.,
-
15,030
Weedon A Co
A Co., inc..
—-
20.000
:
Crowell.
names
of the
firm
com¬
their respective names:
Reynolds A Co., Inc
-S'roud
the
purchase the number of shares of class
opposite
Shares
,
below
cr„-r-n-r
i0f
mitments
described
Stock Options."
UNDERWRITERS—There
v
is
manufactures electronic equip¬
airborne and underwater devices. It also
sheet
per
B,
Johnson,
name
sh.
designs and
that ydar amounted to $357,700.
CAPITALIZATION
Co.,
approximately $10,000,000, and to acquire an
stock of Ascot Chemical & Adhesives
Eastern
formed
same
a
with
per
the stock sale will be used to finance
1956.
in
capital
BUSINESS—Corporation,
23, 1929, under the
reorganization
to
mill,
1
,
.
outstanding bank loans and to finance ex¬
present commercial products and the addition
military products.
The company anticipates
of
-quarterly
year
$1,000,000.
Aug.
poration,
pulp
75%
and
and Second
new
$1.57
up
reduce
to
commercial
DIVIDENDS—The
from
interest
Insurance
of
-
.
of class' A stock ($1 par) at $10
EARNINGS—Total
fol¬
E'ank-State Street Trust Co., Boston,. Mass.,
such funds, with other corporate funds to the extent necessary, will
be used to repay $3,200,000 of presently outstanding indebtedness,
to
Mass.,
hard-to-work
in quantity
headed by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
May 3 made an initial public offering
on
distribution
new
indome in
by the company from
the debentures will initially be added to the working capital
of the company.
Together with the proceeds of the sale of $10,000,000
Boston,
.
BUSINESS—Corporation
received
be
rolled
designs and manufactures airplane f'oats and other specialized
metal products for use in aircraft, submarines and ships.
and
proceeds
jet prop Ision",
in
new .and
been
spending $450,000 on additional plant facilities]
common
for
those
the
already
converted
scaled
are
and
has
College Point, L. I, N. Y.—Stock Offered—
ment, specializing in marine,
redeemable,
also
are
thereafter
15
.1473.
& Curtis
the sale of
Corp.
The First Boston Corp. on
May 2 offered publicly $30,000,000 of first and refunding mtge. bonds, 3%%
15,
They
case.
any
p.
Class A stock
are
fields,
sales
which
the
with
of
converted
if
$40
the
,
according to the registration statement.
panded
in part, on May 15, 1966 and
including May 15, 1980 at 1007c
and accrued interest through the operation of a
sinking fund.'
on
of
(Allen B.) du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Reports Loss—
for
the
a
;stated.-^V. 183,
,
for
183,
tibrtts
be
converted
and
debentures
104'/2%
\
j
corporation recently reported first quarter earnings
on
580,532 common shares cu.rentiy dustanding,
compared
.
may
titanium
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds frcm
thereafter.
;
,
the acquisition or construction of additional plant facilities,'to liquidate
the company's $360,000 indebtedners to Earl Dodge Osborn, Chairman
by White, Weld & Co. The
Co., 46 Wall St., J^ew .XorJk,;jN,,Y^
scription agent.
The
;
of $100
stock,held.
common
equipment
electronic
as
of 160,000 shares
This offering is underwritten by a group
of investment bankers headed
said.
of
group
share
son
company on
$87,295
earnings during the 1956,"first quartc
quarter were more than
10% above the fiist\three mbiiJhs of last Vear. Lsc
mnard Green, Presi¬
rfpmfA ' rprw-.H
Aitt'1
'»
dent; reported r»n AprU 26.
on
~
a
basis
An underwriting group
''1'
<
established
it
to
Edo Corp.,
wholly-owned
a
$97,694
and
by
the
.
Eastern's mills,
—V.
,
company
of
shares
oh
of
permit immediate operation of 80,000 new commerical channels already
requested of the FCC," he stated.
The purchase includes all Eldico's production and research facilities
at
its
Mineola,
N.
Y„
plant, as well as military and commercial
orders
on
hand, new developmental processes and other assets,
it
stated.
11
made
initial three months of 1955, on sales of
$12,170,400, 50%
above the first quarter a year ago.
_•..<•
't
The company produces stainless steel sheets and plates in various
grades, and markets direct to fabricators as well
as through
its
wholly-owned
osidlary, Industrials Steals, Inc., of Cambridge, Conn;
May 2 offered to its common stockholders of record
May 1 the right to subscribe on or before May 15 for
$4,090,200 41/2% convertible subordinated debentures,
due May 15, 1981, at 100% of principal amount on the
basis of $100 of debentures for each nine shares of com¬
outstanding
Earnings-per share_^
underwritten
be
will be added to the corporation's genera) funds.
the large and growing markets available to the corporation
energy,
Will
179,302
—
be
to
balance
addition
The
nar¬
number
accommodate
can
each
is
,
such
a
May 1 by David T. Bonner,
on
transmitters,
than
691,000
Net earnings
>
stockholders
to
for
metals
cor¬
$266,597
1955
securities, will
banking firms to be;hearf<?d ^y Hornblower A Weeks.
atomic
as
109,38)
taxes
subordinate
equipment and $350,000 for other supporting items.
.
f -1
bajauce,
sn.,500,000
is
to
finance
expectedincrease
in
and
$1,500,000
to
handle larger Inventories, t Any Re¬
Among
at
offered
/
communications
new
a
' "
Eastern Corp.—Debentures Offered—The
1956
taxes
income
stock?
common
of. the,business,
Hie
maining
the
$207,084
Quarter Ended March 31—
Income
its
receivables
of
Provision
The
SEC.
offering
handing
has acquired Eldico Corp., a pioneer developer and producer
"single sideband" radio transmitters that enemy missiles and planes
Dr. Pepper Co.—Reports Higher Net Earnings—
.
to
15-year -convertible
finance" continued" expansion
registration statement indicates that of the net proceeds, some
wd| be allotted for additional melting facill ies, $500,000
for new building construction
at the Baltimore mills, $750,000 for s
30-ton electric arc furnace and equipment; $400,000
for. cranes and
poration
was
5.7
The
Dynamics Corp. of America—Enters New Communica¬
tions Equipment Field—
channels
used to
below.—V.
,
Dixie Fire &
2.9
.
$2,000,000
on
ennnot
Co.^__
Expansion Program—
—
offer rights
to
to-$5,277,500
to
order
debentures
of
...
rower
involved.
was
the
The
.
of
planning
is
scribe
in
investment
par
(five cents per share), through-. Filosa Securities Co., Grand
Junction,-Colo.
The proceeds are to be used for expenses incident
to mining operations.
'
'
'
;
-
writing
Electric Co.
&
April i23 filed
3,000,000 shares of
company
SECv covering
\,
The
] Dixie Auto Insurance Co.,
Standard Gas
The
;
Corp.
Stainless Steel
to
with
■
Durango Minerals & Oil Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—
Files With Security and Exchange Commission—
? •
and
&
.
«
&
underwriter;
Payson
melting and other "plant facilities end to raise additional
working capital, according to a registration statement filed on May 1
deben¬
public offering price of $100 per
a
M.
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson__
13.3
provide new
B,
See
The
par.
$50
1.5
13.3
_______
',
corporation
debentures
Duquesne Light Co.-—Status, to Change—
.
180,000 sherds
to offer
proposes
•
H.
13.3
Means
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
-11.4
Co.———
1856.
p,
.
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
1956, covering $360,OOu
auooruinaieu debentures,
27,
2.9
&
183,
This
v- *"
•
company
Investment Co.____
Eastern
Wharton, Jr.,. of Baltimore, Md., President of The Wealden
a member of the board of directors of The Glenn L.
Martin
of Magic Chef, Inc., has "been elected, a member of the board
of directors and of the Executive Committee.—V.
183; p. 667.
lliis
David. G.
Paine,
5.7
Inc.
Registers Convertible Subordinate Debentures With SEC
9
Co;, and
and
Kidder, Peabody & Co.-
!- 30.0
Hornblower & Weeks..-!-!—
;>
■.
;
,
%
■■
______
F.stabrook
i—V.
\ 159,479
^..:
Duplan Corp.—New -Director. Elected— / r *
r-Cd.
Products, Inc.", Tampa, Fla.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—;
/!
■•<•
-*hr
1
3.,!
and
Whiteside,, West &
99,835
—.
^
has agreed to issue and sell to the
the underwriters have severally agreed
company
below,
named
purchase the indicated respective percentages of the debentures not
for by the exercise of rights;
Columbia
$637,616
/
Dibbs Aluminum
110,546 shares.
subscribed
Winslow,
59,992
!• 154,191
from'rauwav...!'
s;
is
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
100,000
1955
.
Net
143,907
common
underwriters
100,000
Tyson
$591,462
railway!!!_
from
reserved
_
T
150,000
1956
be issued on conversion of the deben¬
for issuance under Key Employees
may
shares
shares has been granted.
The maximum number of
stock issuable at the initial conversion rate of the
12,500
150,000
$754,019
:
raU,way_"-L_.
railway.—!
oper. income..!
ry.
which
shares
25,000
and
& Co.
Staats
.210,524
<
•
.
from
Gross
1753.
p.
150,000
White, Weld & Co...
from
Net
,
2,147,929 " 2,403,601 *
1,044,088 * f 1,251,921 !
304,946 /'
416,070
1;142,928
.
150,000
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings-
420,859 *
.
102,558
f 2;287,70l,':
1,174,381
:
Co.
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
Townsend, Dabney &
550,000
be made. The present authorization by the
limits such purchases to an aggregate of $66,000
share not to exceed $26 plus commissions.
f
per
Son
&
550.000
550,000
price
a
Chace,
! $829,530
352,720
102,720
•
&
A
R.
purchases may
directors
of
at
Co.—.
&
Hilliard
Northwest
Sweney, Cartwrlght &
550,000
Co
Kean, Taylor & Co
—V.. 183, p. 1966..
'
*
1953
$722,927
<
392,250
'
2,448,828
frorrr
—V! 183,
Co._!
Blair &
are
treasury stock.
acquired 2,100 shares of its common stock
during 1954 and 1955, 1,100 shares and 5,450
company
and
Sons
Sutro & Co..,
•
William
,
Gross' from
Net
Marache &
the
board
William
Bache
,
8,650 shares
additional
Rodman
692,505
1954
;
$780,607
374,373
■
income.!.
oper.
1955
1, 1958) is contingent upon the
amount of the debentures.
issued, of which
are
300,000
A
Marshall
Crowell,
—___"
March—
1956
to
4ft%
up
the
225,000
Garrett
&
Reinholdt
Gross
March—
1958
on
were similarly acquired.. To the extent that the company is not
prohibited by the terms of the senior notes, and/or of the debentures,
975.000
1,710,636
—
1,
$250,000
Issuance of the senior notes
375,000
750,000
1753.
p.
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings
•
maturity.
300,000
6,062,557
.
thereafter
and
300,000
Robert
Bacon, Whipple & Co.—.
241,156
§1363,114 shs.
pre^avments on the 4Vk%
$150,000
respectively on
and
:_
Foster
Co.
549,631
550,000 shs.
fixed
before March
or
4,090,200
,
.
,
Simmons
1,000,000
Inc.
Corp.
Collins & Co
975,000
$2,067,081
•
on
'1.500.000
<commen<!n? Sept.
year,
dates until
S
-
'
&
Julien
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
1953
287,518
?
$8,500,000
" '
4,090.200
(
$100,000
lfeast $3,000,000 principal
at
i
Barth A Co
1,500,000
Granbery,
546,766
of
1376,764 shares
,
shares
Blunt
A
Dominick
$1,693,859
such
on
J.
Marks
M.
3,421,484
744,451...
sale
make
to
of
Sept.- 1 of each
March 1, 1963
including
(from time to time
Weir,
Michigan
Pacific
388,073
and
1
notes
market;
The
.
fr.m
railway...
Net from •railway—-'.
Net ry." oper. Income..
—V.
$1,814,339
senior
the
J.
568,793
March
and
required
is
company
3%%
open
of
975,000
293,233
income..
oper.
"The
and
•
.
Outstanding.
"$8,500,000
——*1 50* <*>o
4V2% convertible debentures due 1981
Common stock ($10 par value )!__1—
and
,
FINANCING
due
—
1953.
2,000,000
975,000
.
date
—
notes
1963
in
Co.
Clark, Dodge & Co..;___!
i
1,
During
20,583,897
1954
final
1978—
1,
senior
500,000
duPont &
7,757,610
1955
PRESENT
due
450,000
RR.—Earnings—
'1956
!
,
.
EFFECT TO
date
First
I.
Shields & Company
March—
machinery, equipment
subsidiary, in two leased
wholly-owned
a
—final
notes
550,000
Co.
;
Detroit, Toledo
.
-
March
,
American
Baker, Weeks A Co.____
—V.
senior
33/<%
550,000
Swiss
of
255. tons
with
Authorized
4Vs%
senior notes
3,149,711
3,560,723
par.
McLeod,
it or
N. Y.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
t
series:
5,786,709.,
.
value;
par
manufactured
are
Green¬
March
$100
by
Corp.__
Carolina Securities Corp.
$7,272,096
17,147,176
6,902,026
3,495,045
—
capital
capital stock,
owned
Laurence
2,540,283
1,311,351
18,838,511
and
dies
products
Hayden, Stone A Co..—! 1,600,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__ 1,500,000
1,282,702
...
C.;
$14,587,058.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 3,000,000
Wertheim A Co
2,250,000
Central
railway..
be:
preferred
common
The
$6,567,944
railway-
Winston-Salem,
N.
sale of the bonds, capitaliza¬
$185,000,000 in " long-term debt; 2,837
tne
From Jan. 1—
;
Gross
was
Mr.
2,662,967
...
Charlotte,
Lace
premises in Brooklyn,
principal
amounts of
will
he
and
and
com¬
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have
severally agreed
purchase
from
the
company
the
following
respective
-
v
company
Cnairman
as
which
$6,683,526
...
railway.—,.
will
company
cumulative
of
9,186,960 shares of
Grande Western RR. —Earnings—
1956
from
from
are;
are
manufactured at two integrated pulp
the Penobscot River at Brewer and Lincoln^
on
paper.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the
1856.
p.
March—
Net
$16,511,983; in 1954 it
was
Francis
Denver &
Gross
served
.
actively participate in the atiairs of the company]
formerly
Vice-President
and
General
Manager
of
was
cities-
products
mihs looated
„
Royal
EARNINGS—Total operating revenue in 1955 for Duke Power totaled
contrasted with $112,650,879 in 1954.
Net income for
.
1955
has not
,.
succeeding
the
company's
paper
.„Me„ with a combined daily capacity of
approximately
bleached sulphite pulp and approximately 170 tons of
$119,911,494,
yet been determined; however, it is
expected that such price will be fixed by the toard of direclo.s on or
about June 4,
1956.
\
j
Harvey H. Plank has been elected President and General Manager,
Eoard
Among
underwriters.
to
,
Tbe
and
:
Durham, Greensboro, Burlington, and Salisbury,
ville, Spartanburg and Anderson, S. C.*
*
subject to the prior rignt of holders of subscription warrants, to
for additional
shares
not exceeding
150, and that shares
by holders
ox
subscription warrants and employees
be
f
munities.
will
which
South
basis
purchased
will
1956-1957.'
subsidiaries
its
transaction
a
L-USINESS—Company sells electricity in 50 counties in North
Carolina, covering 214 cities, towns' and unincorporated
stock¬
subscribe
not
for
eacn
for
eight snare., oi sucn i.vock
contemplates ,t::at e.cn employee, including
plan also
estimated $99,000,000
an
the
on
stock to its stockholders at $25 per share in
.
•
-■
shares
common
1956
6,
mon
of
company
was
not underwritten,
will be used in
part
to
finance
the
firm's
continuing construction program, in part to repay the
treasury for
Construction expenditures incurred
subsequent to Nov. 30, 1955, and
in part to pay short-term loans.
The construction program will total
*
.
the s?le
for
finance
to
and
v
.
subscribe
to
close
•
plan
a
of subscription
the
at
common
the
stock
company
rights
by means
of
The
of
the
that
record
approved
27
common
of
program
expected
of
then
of
snares
struction
April
on
line
the
estimated
holders—New President Elected—
wide
a
paper,
the
The company's executive and
.
PROCEEDS—Net, proceeds from the sale of the bonds, along with an
$9,149,950 derived from the sale of 367,478 shares of com¬
.
sells
and
converted paper0products, including
doilies, and place mats. Bleached sulphite pulp in excess
company's paper-making requirements is sold • in substantial
quantities under trade names Purocell and Lincoln Hardwood.
'
;
in
part, at general re¬
redeemed prior to May,!,
1957 to 100% if redeemed after
April 30, 1985, and at special redemp¬
tion prices
ranging trom 102.31% to 100%..
"
" *
19,517,224 * 21,841,117
19,690,431
3,579,023
-1,408,348
bonds
miscellaneous papjer;
subsidiary, Royal Lace Paper Works, Inc., of Brooklyn, N. Y., manu-,
A
.
Prom
,
»
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2182)
•mtMMWI.' I
^1
Canadian).
Chicago, 111.—Registers With SEC
Ekco Products Co.,
Trust
sale,
such
Alter
of Ekco
(Canadian)
close
and
nature
of
the
such
Keating
Trustees
Triist."-
and
Interest
STATEMENT
CONSOLIDATED
sales
Profit
'.
EARNING8
OF
learnings
per
*
Electric Co.
Paso
—
Stock Offered
Preferred
other
This
submitted,
were
designated
dividend
a
In
in
viz;
share prior to April
per
estimated
are
at
banca
served has
estimated
an
$7,-
1955
$2,158,256
totaled
Net income
the year before.
CAPITALIZATION
The
Mexico.
$10,982,994,
mortgage
area
of
PRESENT
Net
FINANCING
1976
$6,000,000
due
1980
4,500,000
5,000,000
series,
due
1984
,
.
t2,150,000
par
$4.12
div.
pfd.
stock
(no
par
value)
value),
$4.72
div.
pfd.
stock
(no
par
value)
20,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
value)——
896,412 shs.
896,412 shs.
stock
(no
par
2,500,000
_
*Additional bonds of the outstanding
subject
limitations
to
contained
the
In
15,000 shs.
»15,000 shs. ?,
or
other
,,
being
annually
redeemed
began in
SEC
15,000 shs.
series may
at
to
buy
all
sinking
fund
to
be issued
underwriters
securities
offered.
are
The
under
firm
a
managing
is
•
Webster
&
First
Lee
.
stock
Securities
Boston
Corp
Corp.—
North
it
that
and
'
is
value
Higginson
Corp.——
Anthony & Co
Tucker,
»
the company is
thus
'
«
milestone
a
share—
1956
of
net
37
/
value
the
occupancy
cated.—V.
Dec. 31, '55
Mar. 31, '55
V'n." $
,
after
a
•
Corp. acted
April 25. For
Three Months Ended March 31—
April
on
18
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
Guy
Net
sales
Income
Taxes
before
1955
$21,052,943 $18,959,279
1,668,956
166,964
taxes—
income
on
875,678
expenses
of
the
expansion
of
such
present
weekly telecast
$4,021,024
income—
'
Net
income
income
—V.
182,
ry.
railway
railway——
-
The
EEC
corporation
covering
xrffered
at
to
be
V.
181,
used
lor
April
on
20,000
$2.50
filed
12
letter
a
shares
of
share,
per
without
common
of
notification
stock
(par
50
with
to
cents)
(net).
to
Other
the
1,473,332
...
$3,842,668
'■
next
Also
.v.
7,
Act;
Employees'
end
tal
to
the
was
organized
of
residents
200,000
of
to
shares
offer
California
exceed
primarily
insurance
on
management investment
proposes
$50,000.
The
within a group
Group
who
formed
benefit.
at
24,
oi
Jan.
$1
par
this
applied
the
interested
6,
1956,
Its
company.
of
at
has
provisions
given
thereon.
hearing
a
Investment
consists
to
not
load
April
on
it
from
Commission has
request
company
-scares
of
to
diversified
stock
The
exempting
and
J956
announced
was
order
an
.Company
May
it
company,
for
Co.
and
for
not
to
to
(&
plan
common
625,267
10,936 895
In
persons
as
a
until
stock.
5 000
an
aggregate public offering price
offering is to be made without sales
of employees and agents of Farmers
Employees' Investment for their own
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper
„
1955
1954
$13,366,314
„
4,081,005
3,317,100
1,684,923
1,414,097
income—
1953
stock
Net
from
railway
2,711,102
railway
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 183, p. 1966.
1,149,520
1,816|721
millions
$391.4
secur,_
30,
1956
filed
37,398,580
8,127,697
38,100,582
7,791,144
44,183 581
9,450,535
3,614,222
3,409,789
3,277,212
5,040,511
*Net
covering
registration
2,276,924
statement
common
r
with
shares
(25
*
$1.98
S.
of
U.
taxes
of
dollars)
11,792 503
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
the
SEC
cent
on
par-
oper.
income—
Jan.
/
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
183, p.
income—.
1754.
of
3A
to
of
be
: i
-
1%
to
quarterly
maximum
a
available
of
an
of
to
or
plan, employees may
company's stocx, at 95%
ox
stock
will
for
The
be
entitled
each
four
plan
is
Corp.
to
be
183,
p.
its
up
to
value.
value
one
purchased
and
par
has
submitted
to
the
Se¬
l3oo.
—
nationwide
shares
Sloan
sold
were
for
Foundation,
the
Inc.,
account
$531.9
liabilities-
16.6
39.1
Capital stock
(par
$5).
Earned
surplus
—
liabilities
of
total
of
the
which will receive
The offering, with a
U.
For
by
S.
-
$1,855,508
$2,054,169
275,295
318,058
523,879
654.187
92,209
94,947
255,556
290,752
one
5,297,991
5,455.845"
6,121,857
961,862
1,455,703
1,915,673
376,445
302,317
686,062
838,216
of
Motors common stock previously
acquired for the most part by gift
were
'
exceeded
factory sales of motor vehicles
those
with
1931;
and
of
any
other manufacturer
;
in
in
the
each
truck
parts
and
car
and
in
1955
amounted
to
about
49%
1956 planned capital expenditures by General
to approximately $1,000,000,000, an amount exceeding,
total expended
in
1955
and
representing the largest
expenditure ever scheduled by the corporation in any
the
capital
year.
EARNINGS—In
"consolidated
ffve-year
increased
from
rose
first
and
adjustment
months
three
of
$282,593,000.
the
on
$1.14
or
quarterly
In
per
the
year
equal
share
were
stock
net
after
stock
common
1955
for
this
period
1951-1955
$7,465,555,000
from
$506,199,000
share of common stock in
dividends
A
the
sales
net
income
net
sales
to
were
with
respectively
corporation's
equal to $4.30 after preferred
split in September. For the
preferred
compared
the
to $12,443,277,000
$1,189,477,000. Earnings
for
$3,064,583,000
dividends
to
$3,100,739,000
the
first
quarter
25-ycar
AS
OF
MARCH
31,
1956
Authorized
$3.75
Jan.
debentures
stock
value
$300,000,000
par
—
S100
agreed to purchase, and the
1,835,644 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
per sh.)
value)
The
!_
1
6,000,000 shs.
$100 per share)
value
($1%
UNDERWRITERS
value)
par
Outstanding
1979,
$300,000,000
(without
(stated
stock
due
1954
1,
(stated
ser.
Common
1955.
of 50 cents per share was paid on March 10,
corporation paid dividends of $2.17 per share on the
adjusted for the stock split in September.
314%
Preferred
of
net
per
$309,-
the
stock,
dated
and
$1.01
and
dividend
1955
$5 ser.
1,054,653
to
its
intention
present
any
and
diversify
General
1953
$1,817,014
5,188,811
have
estate
pursuant
to
~~
1956.
$1,677,666
the
sold
Foundation
Sloan.
CAPITALIZATION
1954
not
from
being
are
the
amount
65%,
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
does
corporation's
have
They
of
calendar year
the
Motors
407,000
against
Mrs.
Foundation
Jr.
trustees
factory sales. The corporation also pro¬
accessories, household appliances, Diesel
engines and locomotives, aircraft engines and earthmoving equipment.
The
corporation and its subsidiaries have 123 plants in the United
States, six in Canada and 28 in other countries.
per
2073.
xnd
the
by
Sloan,
of
Foundation
automobile
income
p.
P.
board
The
States
duces
share
183,
Alfred
the
commencing
year
and
1,379.6
of
Mr.
United
269.9
$2,508.5
received
were
Mrs.
BUSINESS—The
J:
271.4
—
shares
of
500,000,000 shs. 279,078,858 shs.
underwriters
named
below
have
seller has agreed to sell to
severally
them,
-
and
8% of '
company
market
at
he
to
now
the
invest
buy
shares
Commission.—V.
by it. Tnese latter shares
total
liabilities
,
t
for
stockho.ders
employee stock purchase
75,000 ohares of authorized
was
tills
year.-
The
P.
decision
held
-
1—
Net
—V.
railway
rate
tne
employees
Motors
common
railway
for
employee
of
at
iirst distribution
selling the 949,937 shares of
Liabilities-
^Current
income.—V.
1956
from
*
Split Voted—
stockholders
made
Exchange
investments.
$1.32
S. Government securities applied
on
Fort Worth & Denver
Gross
V,
on
trusts
1956
$2,508.5
million
the
over
.
facilities
common
-The
...
52,829,370
MARCH. 31,
34.6
U.
of
approximately $55,949,000 represents one
largest secondary distributions of equity securities
in history.
88,600
1,256.4
assets
value
dollar value of
' $69,700
53,209,845
SHEET
Total
charges
of $411.1
expanding basis
*"
' *
an
.?
all of the net proceeds of the sale.
$1,160,000
Capital surplus—
90.6
liability for
the
•
in the
the
and
Alfred
'1,001 700
Reserves
18.0
noncurrent
receivables
the
*
53,844,770
581.8
and
on
said.
issued
tne
Under
share
closed.
10 100
>136,100
Noncurrent
expenses
Invests,
Net
a
_
$1,149,900
7,300
$1,417,700
1,179,100
135.7
March—
Eureka Corp., Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
coiporation
'
$1.37
Inventories
Prepaid
engine
tuning
/
May 1 offered for public sale 1,278,833 shares
stock
(par $1.66%) priced at $43.75 per
share.. This offering was oversubscribed and tne books
of
1954
$102,500
BALANCE
v
marketable
&
be
the
be
an
during
firms
re-
—
Assets—
Cash
From
This
""
-
4,232 815
42,178,821
from
April
as
CONSOLIDATED
Receivables
-
$13,170,218 $15,737,551
From Jr.n. 1—
Gross
1955
80,200
dollars)
(In
Total
1956
railway
railway
t
$1,410,400
$73,700
—_—.
of
aircia.t
company
.
Large Secondary Offering
underwriting group headed
by Morgan Stanley & Co. and numbering 259 investment
taxes
outstanding-^
CONDENSED
,
Deferred
$15,821,377
roni
1956
1,062,800
closed-
exceed
31—
I
(in
by
to
General
a
$1,303,100
13,600
foreign
—
Average shares
to
Completed—A
'
$1,216,700
share
per
classified
.
small
lor.
this
oy
split up the
16.
The di¬
quarterly cash dividend of 25c a snare on
payable May 23. The board also decured a
a
May. 15,
earnings
additional
2073.
p.
Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings—
March
(net)
w
selling stockholder.—V. 180,
Property, plant and equip.
March—
.
.
a
provides
stock
addition,
from
expenses
U.
S.
and
!
t
•
facility this
new
25 approved a proposal to
two-for-one basis, effective May
quarters,
May 16.
subsidiaries.
annual
*1,781 185
of
whicn
held
(.000 Omitted)
income
Earnings
the
Erie RR.—EarningsC
a
—
°n Income
;
Net
Investment
authorized capi¬
common
time
to
go
Income
Costs
the
for
of the
to
are
income
Total
..
This
$40,090,000
April
on
oh
approved
1,274 537
' 3 631,579
-
explore
Corp.—Stock
dividend
lour
as
v
.
10,356,338
1,576,716
ground
planned
replacement
declared
record
stock
record
1953
3,252,607
1,545,238
•
sn&fes
of
stock
r
-
the
Gas
have
tne
667,058
3,467,922
break
is
Mr. Shafer
stockholders
rectors
be
underwriting.
The proceeds are
production of motion picture.—
Employees' Investment Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Seeks
SEC Exemption—
SEC
that it hag
.
will
we*
that
General
-
Ford Motor
Prov.
incident
expenses
;
latest
those
added
common
.
Three Months Ended
Net sales
2465.
p.
,
General Manager "of G-E's Small Aircraft Engine
that
tnis
sum
is
earmatkea lor new
faculties,
development and test ee^uipment.
'This equip¬
101*
proving
design concepts we are *-working on
said
.
years,"
3%
1,418,510
,
10,961,580
3,194,125
1754.
1566.
Empire Studios, Inc., Orlando, Fla.—Files With SEC—
;
"[
''
be occupied
additional-$20,000,000
an
essential
is
The
*!
its
11,276,245
income—
oper.
183, p.
share
$0.07
,,
/"
the
$59,964
$0.90
„
currently utilized
by his department in Lynn and Everett, Mass., and L..cLow, Vt.»
totals
almost
$40,000,000. > The", department -employs
appioximately
5,000 people and has more than one million square feet of fLor space
used
for development, testing and manufaccuring.—V.
183, p; 2074r
-
,
from
107,000
$793,277
share.
per
p.
-
..
to
development
Snafer,
and
He
*
Station
•
$3,928,383
573,046
of
the
f?w
next
C
-1954
1,331,415
'
676,454
*
r
1955
$4,275,971
1,422,271
railway-
«ver
\
program./
Ry.—Earnings—
railway—
The net proceeds
Net
J
*
!
1059.
p.
years,*;it was announced on May 2. *
C.
ment
Fluor Corp., Ltd. (Calif.)—Stock
Offered—Hill, Rich¬
ards & Co., Los
Angeles, Calif., in April offered 2,424
shares
of
common
stock "(par '$2.50)at
$20.25 per
.
1956
"
*
first units will
and
five
now
capital-
r
.
""
|
of
share
,
,
including
employees.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane and associates, the
underwriters,
placed the other 1,539 shares.—V. 183, p. 1754, *.\...
Stone & Webster Securities
Electric Storage Battery Co.—Earnings Rise—
•'■>' %'
.
per
by the spring of 195/. Full
should be possible by the fall of 19o7, Mr. McNarney indi¬
183, p. 1857.
•;
,
'
Department,
»
;
.
share- is
per
-*
2l'7,596,660 173,902,017
v>, $14.80 '.
$13.15
16,296 shares.
;
-
below.—V/176,
missile.
expected
are
the
Investment
.
next
holders, 74,556 shares were subscribed through exercise
of rights and 1,255 shares were taken
by officers and
on
value
r
April 27, has received primary subscriptions for 52,847
expired
far- reported.
so
asset
-/General Electric Co.—$20,000,000 More For Research—
of
progress
"
t-
shares of its offering to stockholders of 56,025 shares of
common
stock.
Oversubscriptions were received for
dealer-manager. Rights
details, see V. 138, p. 1857,
highest
at the Sorrento site.
curities
as
the
of-.1956,^net
quarter
ballistic
Contractors
monih and
Florida Telephone Corp.—Stock
Subscriptions—Of the
77,350 shares of common stock recently offered to stock¬
on
first
The corporation's Convair Division on May 2 announced
an
architectural and engineering contract. for a new
space
share
per
1956
oper.
from
—V.
Stock Subscriptions—The company, it was announced
i
$363,664,472,
were
plant in San Diego, Calif., to house an autonomous organization devoted
to research, development, manuiacturing and testing of the Atlas inter¬
V""/;•
in
•
j
$15.38
asset
certs
2,500
—
•
,
operating
*
'"rt
•
/ $ -•
239,368,074
per
for
from
ry,
Net
.
3,000
—
ft -•
31/1956,
Plans New Convair Plant—
;
Dakota,
Hellenic TV Hour, Inc., New York; N. Y.—Files
from
Net
'
March
&
;
170, p. 1697.
'
March—
Gross
7,000
;
shareholders, reveals
months -enaed
let
exchanges.—V,
operating
Net
the
7,500
—
*
J
--
Sylvan C. Coleman, -a partner in the investment firm of E. F. Hutton
Co., New York City, has been named a director of this corporation,
John J.-Hopkins, Chairman and President, announced on May 3;
/ .
Meade,
to
'
and
Net
Shares
The
,
of
From Jan. 1—
Stone
to
report
y General Dynamics Corp.—Banker- on Board—
of,
)
*..
-
--
State
r
"
claims.
State
Florida East Coast
commitment
underwriter
•
,'
the
Philip
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1)' to be
o/fered
per .share,
through 20th Century Pioneer Securities Co., Inc.,
York, N. Y. The proceeds'are to be used for working capital and
pay
below:
7
*
'
\V-\Z\4 ''T-y
by
recently
corporation
WATV
which
payments
Kidder/
,
15,000,000,000
March
21,
distribution
Gross
the
named
in
announcement
mortgage.
through
tne
v-See Pyrene C"0-Two Corp.
/.
$2
New
1951.
UNDERWRITERS—The
lirst
y
operate
licensed, to
an
to
assets
asset
The
15,000 shs.
tPursuant to requirements of the indenture, $70,000 principal amount
Is
been
Mar. 31,356
First
,
(no
div.
quarterly
Fyr-Fyter Co.—Acquisition—
,.
.'
19b9
!
,« -p
•
-
debentures, due
pfd. stock
I
*»■■■*.. • v
paid on Feb. 1> 1956, which
compares with 31'/4
cents per share distributed on Feb. 1, 1955.
The number of shares outstanding and the number' of
.shareholders
also attained new highs as of March 31, 1956,—V.
183, n. 1613.
-
bonds:
due
Common
Just
in
the
'
net
gains
Outstanding
series,
3Vi%
■'.*/
p.-998. <fv
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—Reports Record Assets—*v
The
TO
EFFECT
series,
84.50
in
the" Fund
of
Illinois.
transaction
-
Total
1954.
in
GIVING
2%%
.3 y«%
180,
As of—
com¬
27/s%
*'
'
-
$2,170,696 last
was
Authorized
•First
an
territory
of 338,000.
for
revenues
New
and
Texas
population
EARNINGS—Operating
against
in
Valley
pared with $9,857,924
year,
curred
research
distributes electricity in El Paso, Texas, and in
Grande
Rio
'
Fruehauf
than $90,000,000;' Over $43,000,000 ox - tire increase OC4
first, quarter of'^956.
On' March«3r, ^total net assets
equal to more
April 28 commented that this is the first time two prominent
banking houses have taken part in an Italian securities
on
market
■
The company
the
,
v.;
93rd
corporation's
gain* in .total net assets hr the T2
34%
voted that the capitalization be increased
76,000,000,000 lire.' An issue of 6% bonds for
lire will be floated, . /
Mediobanca is guaranteeing the underwriting on behalf of
the syndi¬
cate.
No shares or bonds will be offered in the United States.
Medio¬
538,000.
:
to
stockholders
the Italian
1956
CO.41 to
'
-
.
57,000,000,000
struction.
for
has
according
v
and
amount
American
to
year."—V.
$188,000
addition
The
repay
expenditures
the
"
this
/
Indiana
an
proceeds from the sale will be used by the company
Construction
represent approxi¬
Strick
family"*
that
Strick
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Net Assets Rise—
-.The
v
company,
short-term loans Incurred for construction, to reimburse
the company for earnings invested In plant, and for additional con¬
to
shares
of
„
at prices ranging from
1961 to $104 per share on or after
1,
sale
228,000'
to
is
continental
1971.
1,
PROCEEDS—Net
1
These
common
the
/
with,
file
to
respect
.f
,
Mediobanca, of Rome, Italy, a banking agency, announced late in
S Joseph T. McNarney, Convair's President, said the new facility will
April that two American firms—Lazard Freres &, Co.; and Lehman
Brothers, of New York—are part of a syndicate
be built on a 275-acre site near Sorrento Canyon, north of the City of
underwriting a large"
increase in the capital of this Italian automobile
San Diego.
Facilities will total about a million square ieet of piant
company.y ■
J'-.
redeemable
be
Trailer
with
expected
net
Fiat, Turin, Italy—Proposed Financing—
for $4.84
will
stock
it
with
sales
company
than
more
from
preferred
_
.
$4.76
of
100.0599
/ U>
,
which received its charter from the State o*f Indiana "*
in February of last year, is a legal reserve 3tock
Mr/^ Coleman, who is Chairman of the Board of United Carbon Co.
company specializing
t
in
the
sale
and a director of several otner linns, y> ill a.so serve as a member of
ofnon-cancellable
disability ^policies
known -as
The
Fanners' Plan.
* V \ 1'
Dynamics' executive board and as a member of*the retirement comy
During. Its first 1.1
months of
-mittee, Mr. Hopkins said.
•
:
' ; •
operation,
the-company received
premiums totaling more than one-half million dollars, and it paid
100.29.
April
*
.
tenable
President,
and
year
Dakota,
This
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
and a price of 100.13; Blair
dividend stock; for a $4.88
dividend, Union Securities Corp. bid 100.74; and for a $5 dividend,
Kidder, Feabody & Co., White, Weld & Co., and Shields & Co. (jointly),
bids
Bcane
Co., Incorporated, bid
I' '
.
Farm & Home Insurance
North
This offering was oversubscribed and the books
closed.
The group bought the issue on May 1 on its bid
of $100.05 per share setting the indicated dividend rate.
6
Co.
$i).
(par
Fruehauf
of
connection
in
During^the
President.
turity.
Es
.
by
V
>»'
to
Further Gains—
'/J""
An
—
ties Corp., and including The First Boston Corp., Lee
Higginson Corp. and Tucker, Anthony & Co., on May 2
offered for public sale an issue of 20,000 shares of $4.72
dividend preferred stock
(no par value) at $102 per
share and accrued dividends, to yield 4.6275% to ma¬
$106.50
underwriter
funds
4 1
,
Co., Indianapolis, Ind.—Also
to Operate in North Dakota—
V
underwriting group headed by Stone & Webster Securi¬
The
far this
selling October,
,
bid
Hansen,
'"Our *ales
*
1950.—V. 183, p. 2073.
shares outstanding as of March 31,
*Based on
'
P.
J.
—
4
Pour
such
to
provide
to
""
'
expected that these shares will be offered publicly by
Peabody & Co. and associates around May 22.—V. 183, p. 2073.
to
company
Bo
'
*
paid
is
stock
common
50%
Trailer
'It
-
before
Net earnings
EI
be
shares.
financing
"
#,
•
on
April 27 made' thfe vfbllowing remarks: ;
"' Fundamental
Investors rose .8.1!% to $16.91, compared with $15.63' at
pr6.it for tne past year snowed a go.td increase.
y the1955*: year-end".
Further
gains, were reported in -numbers oi
are ahead and Ivbelieve they -frill increase* for
..V*hareholdefs which totaledJ 73,222-. on March 31T< compared witn 69;284
the balance of 1956.- With disposable income "ahead of last
year, our
/ three months' earlierFirst quarter Incomerdividends per share" this
business will improve over last year, both in sales and profit;.
/ year were T2C, compared with lie in 1955.—V. lbl, p. 1*40./.
f
"Last year's report stated that the company is
planning to have a
branch store in Skokie, 111.
We expect to havO this unif: ready for v«
"
•*
'
r
-
shall
common
the
(The) Fair, Chicago, 111.—Expects
.
/'•
.
wnich
142,857
of
of its
*
1956
1955
i
: $15,741,529 $15,488,432
taxes——
1!
2,560,263 " 2,480,970
—-—.
;
1,237,382
1,187,607
common share—s——i *» /
$0.90
-'*$0.86
Quarter Ended March 31—*
Net
*
■
•
of
purpose
l
announced on April 30 that
registration statement on May 4
a
received
be
will
•' »'i- "
ky*
company
.
SEC
shares
t
and Edward Keating are the
Trust.
Arthur-Keating has a con¬
the right to vote shares held by the
Keating
Pearl
.
the
mately
explore, develop and exploit -the TL shaft area. The.,
company's business is the exploration and
development^ of Jminihg
properties in Nevada.—V. 182, p. 2466.
*. -*>: *
Keating
Arthur
Trust.
the
of
remainder
tingent
cents
1956.
This
,
'
I
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Proposed Stock Offering—
.
-
the
(Canadian),
issuance
the
the
Canadian)
per
par- value $1
(Canadian) held of record at tne
The underwriters are Alator Corp.
shares
five
purchased. In consideration of their periorm-?
commitment, each underwriter will receive the sum of
this
The
'
Pearl
of
snares
of
tne
May
on
its'shareholders
to
at, $1.75
each
Rickey
8250,000
sister Laura Jane Marder, and
her son S. < Edward
Marder,
their associates owned beneficially 203,991 shares, or
approximately
15.56%
oi
the outstanding common stock of the
Company.
Of these shares Arthur Keating owns of record and beneflciauy a2 518 snares (2.48%/ and Laura Jane Marder owns of record
and beneficially 39,358 shares 43%.) and 80,850 shares (6.17%y, which
shares include the shares offered hereby, are owned of record by the
Ids
and
25
18,
offer
shares
for
share
Petroleums & Mines Ltd., both rof Toronto,-iCanada.
underwriting commitment is such that if any
unsubscribed shares are purchased
by the underwriters, all
of
ance
1,991,210
one
value
par
business
of
The
for
of
rate
or
Ltd.,
will continue to own 30,850 shares
(Board Chairman), his son Edward
Trust
the
"Arthur Keating
common.
Keating,
the
to
proposes
company
subscribe
share, at
filed a registration
company
The
right- to-
statement with the 8EC on April
23, 1956, covering 50,000 outstanding shares of its 82.50 par com¬
mon stock.
These shares are to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting
group
headed
by
Lehman Brothers
and Shearson,
Bammill &
Co.
The offering price will be related to the current
market
price of the stock at the commencement of the offering.
Underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment,
y The
50 000
common
shares art being sold by the Pearl Keating
This
.
Monday, May 7, 1956
..
.
'
in
the
Volume 183
Number 5531
respective
amounts
set
below,
aggregate
of
an
•'"*
f
„
forth
.
,
opposite
1,278,833
Morgan
Stanley &
Abbott,
Proctor
Paine—
C.
Allyn & Co.,
Anderson
Arnhold
&
&
&
7,000
Corp./
Co., Inc
2,500
Kean,
2,000;
1,500
Kenower,1 MacArthur &, Co.
A.
1,500
Kuhn,
5,000
_*
W.
Baird
■
Lazard
Lee
7,000
Baker, Simonds & Co*.
Freres
John
C*.
1,500
Lehman
2,000
Lester,
Baker, Weeks Si Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus__i—/
7,000
S.
Barret, Pitch, North & Co.,
1,500
Baker,
Watts
&
Co._
2,500
Barth St Co
J.
2,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
/ Loewi &
7,000
G.<
tit
iSjoXsi'
Bioren
&
William
Blair
luo;
Co.
J/ 1,500*.
&; Co./—
Inc
Blunt
Ellis &
Blyth
&
5,000
Simmons
Co.,
Inc
■
Co.-,
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Inc.
Brush,
Inc.
1,500
Mead,
Inc._
1,500
Merrill
Co.
Sherrerd
Company..^
McCarty
&
Securities
Chiles-Schutz
Co— •_
.*■'
Lynch, Pierce,
Gulf's
Turben
—
Inc.
Co.,
&
2,000
W.
Mitchum, Jones &
; —
Templeton i
Model, Roland & Stone.^—_
2,500
West
&
7,000
^
r
Milwaukee
5^000.
of
the
Hudson
excess-
—r
Isthmus
of
Tehuantepec
expected '•shortly.* -The
1954
became
the
first
sulphur outside of
The
is
A
in
the United
tested
being
now
plant of Mexican
world to produce
nearby
plant
the
States.—V.
182,
1338.*
p.
&
Co
Clarke
.12,500
Corp.__.
H.
Co._
.
Co—_
Co.
&
1,500
Pacific
1,500
Paine,
Northwest
Webber,
Co.——
$163,657
$46,980
*
6,436
'
*
-
.'
179,
&
Co._
the
54,101
17,466
Cooley
Si
Co—
2,000
Parrish
Courts
&
Co—L_
5,000
Peters,
Crowell, Weedon Si Co.____
2,000
1,500
Piper,
Co
&
Cunningham,
Carey, Inc
Gunn
Cunningham,
Schmertz
-
&
Co—
Writer
sen,
Cruttenden
&
&
The
&
Hopwood
4,000
to
new
the
charter
Corp.
Shepard
1,500
the
w". Pressprich
R.
Co.," Inc
Curtiss. House & Co.'
j. M. Dain & Co., Inc.—
1,500
Quail
2,000
Raffensperger,
Davenport & Co—
1,500
si—
&
Co
Townsend, ,*'
effective
on
the
on
New
April
York
Stock
that
Exchange
Corp., Aurora,
Bretscher
•
Reynolds
F.
Riter
20,000
Ristine
P.
&
The
Noonan
&
Colo.—Files
—
sales
of
Inc
...
"
Income
Income
before
interest
income
and
taxes
Nit" income
per
—V.
p.
loJ,
4,000'
77,175
682,391
Budd
share
common
1230.
4,000
than
of
revenues
1954,
in
and
less
but
for
throughout
would have
income
net
that
lines
the
the
been
shortage
severe
latter
half
somewhat
of
of
boxcars
Great
1955
on
North¬
higher last year.—V.
183.
with
Consumer
Services, Inc., Greenbelt, Md.—
Security and Exchange Commission—
.
t
„
corporation on April 18 filed a letter of notification with thi
covering 4.000 shares of class A stock
and
9,500
shares
of
class B stock,
both to be offered at $10 per share and $15,000 of
5% 3-year promissory notes, without underwriting.
The pr'CC'.ds ara
to be used to purchase equipment in Greenbelt center and the balance
for equipment in tl)e Piney Branch Store.—V, 181, p. 2356.
,
»•■■■'
*
Greenwood Corp., Washington, D.
The
corporation
SEC
the
Globe Iron
operating
gross
Th
•
.
more
wPI
year
Northern hauled,
year.
2074.
$1.56
$1.08
1—
Great
1955.
last
observes
Greeubelt
$553,319"
$614,019
—
„
Earnings
$1,317,885
70,660
742,305
^
this
movement
01 e
in
ore
iron
SEC
$1,426,984
—
iron
the
of
1955,
in
company's
ern's
p.
53,552
—»*—v—-
—
taxes
tons
,
$1,317,885
;
*.
that
the heavy traffic
long
reported to shareholders
almost $17,000,000
company
Mr.
,,
3,254,524
$1,373,432
with
32,000,000
$1,000,000 under the record year of 1953. The company's net in¬
come
of just over $32,000,000 last year was
equivalent to $5.27 per
share as compared with $4.21 in 1954 and $4.92 in 1953.
j
;
$4,572,409
3,864,433
substantial,
indications
than
1955
1956
$5,237,865
>
and
the
President, that prospects;
by John M. Budd,
encouraging/'
He sqid that the volume of freight
with a large amount of grain still to-
be
comparable
The
—
advised
are
"appear
$267,000,000
out
Great Northern tracts.;
private properties adjoining
on
should
moved,
nearly
,
sales——
Interest
2,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
1956
Columbia Falls, Mont.
The report points
number of- plants have been located in
near
additional
years
be
With
.
Operating profit
Non-recurring profit
2,500
Co
Co.—
plant
large
Files
8,000
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
5,000
Inc
Net
Cost
Inc.12,500
1,500
Co.,
&
for
corporation
7,000
5,000
& Co., Inc
Read & Co.
r
Reinholdt & Gardner
a
10
Shareholders
on
covering
1,500
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
'
..
power
traffic
Three Months Ended March 31—
i.
5,000
&
1,500
Merle-Smith
S. Dickson
1
Hughes
*
Encouraging**.
company's
reduction
(P. H.) Glatfelter Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
1,500
Inc...*.
Co.,
Inc.—
,
T
of industrial development along this railroad last year
nearly 3,000 the new, diversified industries which have
the
company's
properties in the
10-year period, * 1946T
1955.
new
the
2,000
Co
&
&
Co.,
2,000
Bodine
&
Putnam
2,000
Day & Co.
&
1,500
Co..II
2596.
p.
on
past
of this company
27, and dealings
name
2,000
&
6ffer—
extend
67th annual report to shareholders discloses further
expansion on the railway's properties last year in addition
£.nd irrigation projects in the company's territory.
Tnei
principal industrial development along the railway last year was the
beginning of operations in the Anaconda Aluminum Co.'s- $65,000,00®
to
•
Co.,
&
announced it will
May l
on
industrial
below.
changing
became
name
.
15,000
2,000
1,500
Inc..
1,873,678*
r.o
located
49,678
on
April 24 filed a letter of notification with the
1,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to
be offered at 15 cents
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
are
to be used iur expenses incident 10 mining operations.—V.
182,
p. 413.
;
;•
,■
"
Christen-
Jaffray
Prescott,
..
Skaggs
—
804,211
.
through
Plywood Do.
Gibraltar Uranium
SEC
&
Curtis
I
brought
*
,
,
Collins
2,674,185
1,436,326
Great Northern Ry.—Prospects "Appear
:
Security and Exchange Commission—
5,000
Jackson
$177,242
ops._
Georgia-Pacific
v
1,500
2,000
673,091
59,547
3,379,882
67,398
Lakes Paper
be
1,500
Company.
764,183
began
April 30.—V. 183, p. 993.
1,500;
Inc.._
Hirshberg,
Nowland &
amendment
under
2,500
Co..—
&
J.
ry.
Georgia-Pacific
An
2,000
Ohio
231,627
'
,
.
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—Changes Name—
to
4,000
Norris
263,322
expenses!
from
rev.;
See
-
4,000
_
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc
Crouter
2,500
Newhard, Cook & Co.
Julien
Haven
&
$836,748
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—New Name—
4,000
Newburger & Co.——_
1,500
1,500
—
McFawn
Newhold's Son
$941,425
The
20,000.
2,500
Company
oper.'
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$291,174
2,773.467
issue of
new
—V.
1956—Month—1955
$310,302
oper;-. re venue-
966,305
15,582,00®
3,597,121
Co., Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
$10,000,000 of 5% sinking fund deben¬
tures, dated May, 1956, and maturing May, 1976, is bein^
offered at par by Dominion Securities Corp.; McLeod*
Young, Weir & Co., Ltd.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., and
H. C. Flood & Co., Ltd. The issue is payable in Canadian
dollars
only.
Proceeds will be used for expansion.
; Great
paid
price
current market
*
.
W.
Paul
Dixon
the
on
railway oper.- inc.—
—V. 183, p. 1754.
V
Nauman,
The
Dillon,
President
189,924
14,542,000
Continuation
Net
;
1,500
1,500
&
plants
Net
1,500
4,000
Dick
Hudson,
1,500;
1,500
2,000
1,500
2,500
Clayton Securities Corp
& Burr, Inc
L.
J.
$12,000,000.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Moore,
Coggeshall & Hicks--
Davis,
due;
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Leonard & Lynch.. -2,500
F. S. Moseley & Co—12,508
1,500
Mullaney, Wells & Co—
*
1,500
—;
Co
Dodge
The
1,500
Corp.
Corp
Co.—
Clark &
&
of
Sulphur in
Frasch Process
2,500 *
Fen-
& Beane——
Merrill,
Coffin
R.
&
Young, Weir, Inc.
Miller & Co—1.
ner
Co.,
Chaplin & Co.___
Cohu
E.
1,559.448
through May 14)
its offer to exchange common stock to the value of $38 for each share
of 5%• convertible preferred stock tendered to it.* •
The company's offer was due to expire on May 1, at which tint®
18,246 preferred shares had been exchanged for common stock out ol
the 20,377 shares outstanding when the offer firs$ was made April 9.. >
The
corporation said it was mailing to holders of unexchanged
preferred stock a notice calling such shares for redemption May 31 at
$33.75 per share, which includes all dividends accrued through the
redemption date.—V. 183, p. 1858.
r
2,500
*
2,000
iMcKelvy & Company
1,500
Central Republic Co: (Inc.) >'
Clark,
and
$5,724,00®
928,314
Graham-Paige Corp.—Extends Conversion
'
&
McLeod,
Chace, Whiteside,i
Winslow, Inc._
De
*
Gulf
Patton
1,500
National
Richard
Co.* and
and'production.;is
1,500:
McJunkin,
8,000
:
W.
&
excess
4.U00.
Co.———
V1956,
1953.
.*.,
885,924
15,001,000
income—_
1755.
p.
1,669,518
167,042
railway
oper.
183,
.1955 ..: / J9JS4. ,
$5,521,000. $5,001,000
16,193,000
railway
The corporation
:
195.
hoicungs in Mexican Gulf Sulphur Co.
disclosed but the securities purchased have a
in
Ran way
Marshall.-
Inc.
Central
R.
. *
1,500
*
Carolina
from
ry.
«
*
1—
Jan.
Net
,
986,691
income
opar,
Net
—V.
sold $250,000 4%
minority
not
& Co..:.—
Sons
MacDonald,
&
Campbell,
E.
tneir
was
vaiue
McDonnell
&
Slocumb- &
&
.
Stearns
Railway
&
Lisle
Butcher
,
'
:
J
.
>'
.
stock.
common
50%
McDonald-Moore & Co.——*1,500
_
—
Brown
Burke
/
Company
&
&
McDonald
-r
2,000
;
Bradford & Co.———/ 2,000
Branch, Cabell & Oo.^;
1,500
Brown,
Masten
McCormick
J. C.
Alex.
E.
A.
.
of
of the voting stock of Gulf Sulphur Corp.; the New York
investment banking firm announced on April 27.
The shares were
purchased from the • Bfady Brothers of Mexico City and included
:2,000*
4.:
—
—
shares
railway
railway——-
from
'
Bosworth,
.
Co
hu.aoon-.xtaganf. i»«c
(
1,500
2,000
St
of
Laurence M. Marks & Co—v 7,000
v
20,000
—
Boenning Si Co
&
,
the corporation will have
of stock outstanding—489,495
Engineering Corp. Of Houston, Texas have- purchased jointly in
•
—
Manley, Bennett & Co—
5,000
Boettcher
Inc
MacNaughton-Greenawalt
--
4
7,000
.
ry,
From
Gross
183, p, 1230.
Bear,
12,500
_
Go.
Net
Gulf Sulphur Corp.—New Control—
-
.1,500-
Irving Lundborg & Co.—— * 2,000
Mackall & Coe—
2,000
.
_
Co—.
Blair
&
co.
20,000
& .Co—^—
Loeb/ Rhoades. &-
Co,.—.
2,000
Bear, Stearns St Co
A.
&
from
RR.—Earnings—
1956
4
' $5,673,000
,
..
from
Net
2,000*
•
Livingstone, Crouse..., v *,
Co..:„:..-„„—1,500 *
Carl (M.
class
March 1,;1976.—-V. 172, p.
12,500
!
Brothers——/-—_
:
Ryons
the retirement of the preferred stock,
one
pany,. Columbus,, O., has offered and
first mortgage bonds* dated March *
R.
'
Gross
Geneva Telephone Co.—Bonds Sold—The Ohio Com¬
t.
5,000
8,000
;
Co.—
Si
aftep June 25, 1956 for immediate payment.
—V.
7,000
-
Corp
Legg
together
may surrender their certificates
redemption agent, The New York Trust Co., New York City, on
With
:
only
Co.——20,000
&
Higginson
$103
1956. These shares will be'with unpaid accrued dividends
20,000
Langley & Co
C.
"
share,
at
July 1,
on
March—
,
July 1 of Sl.Oe'A. Holders of shares
or
2,000
-
W.
5,000
Co., >/•*.
per
to
1,500.:
Corp.
Company,
company
to the
20,000
Meeds..
&
&
the
4,000
—
Co
&
Bissell
Laird
;7,ooo
Co.——
&
Loeb
Laird,
.
path
Whipple &
Co..:
Kidder &
Peabody & Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
2,000
Bache & Co
M.
Kidder,
:
Robert
Co
&
1,500
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
Bacon,
Taylor
President, on May 3 announced that the directors
redeem all of the* outstanding 12,348' shares oi ' AViW1:
to
redeemed
& Co., Inc.—.
Kay, Richards Si Co
Grand Trunk Western
Hawthorne,
preferred stock of
1,500,
Kalman
Bleichroeder,
Inc.
.Miller*
U
,
——
2,500
Strudwick
S.
Mellen
.
Inc.:.—;
D. J.
liave. voted
1
(2183)
General Time Corp.—To Retire Preferred Stock—
/
u
k"
1,500
Securities
Ames
underwriter
7,000
Brothers
American
E.
each
stock:
common
Joseph,'
1,500
Inc.
Almstedt
A.
of
name
of
Shares
Co.— 79,333
A.
the
shares
~ Shares.
.
&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
covering 5,000
($10
Co.—Sale Approved—
share),
per
April
on
19
shares
without
of
filed
a
common
C.—;Files With SEC
letter
stock
of
to
notification
be
offered
wittj
at
par
underwriting.
•
Inc.
1,500
_*_—
Dixon
&
Co—
1,500
he Dominion Securities
?ominick & Dominick
12,500
1
Corp.
Donovan, Gilbert & Co—
&
Co
&
Francis I.
CoPont
Dillon
Eberstadt
P.
Morris
Elkins,
& Co—
&
Clement
Inc.
&
Farwell,
Ferris
&
First
of
Michigan
First
Southwest
Nolan,
W.
Corp.—
Co
5,000
2,000
Fleming-
Hibbs
B.
2,000
1,500
20,000
Corp.-
&
H.
Poole,
>
Pomeroy,
Inc.
.1
&'
Chas.
7,000
Sons——
&
Goodbody
&
1,500
for
—
Singer, Deane & Scribner..
2,500
Smith, Barney & Co
—
20,000
Noble & Co. "
Hague,
Smith,
Moore & Co...
R.
Starkweather
Bros.
Brothers
—
2,000
2,500.
Boyce
&
4,000
Co
&
Qranbery, Marache & Co.—
7,000
1,500
2,000
Stetson
Grant-Brownell
2,000
Stifel,
Inc.
2,500
2,000
Stillman, Maynard & Co.—
Stix
Stone
Ellis
Green,
Co
&
Anderson—
&
Ladd—
Greene
&
Halle
Stieglitz—
&
Hallgarten & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Harriman
Inc.
Ripley
Harris
Co.,
Si
i—-
Ltd.,
2,500
2,500
7,000*
Haupt & Co.—
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
Noyes
Hentz
H.
Henry
J.
J.
Hogle
A.
&
E.
W.
Hutton
E.
The
Illinois
Jones,
—V.
Dann
Common,
&
Watling,
Lerchen &
5,000
Wertheim
White.
Inc.
Grubbs
J.
4,000
Dean
&
Space
R.
Co.,
&
Weld
Jones
p.
&
1,500
8,000
Inc
Co
Co.—
15,000
20,000
1,500
15,000
Witter & Co.—:
E.
Wood
&
Co
Inc.—
Wood,
Gundy & Co.,
Struthers
&
Co
&
Co
Woodard-Elwood
4,000
Wulff, Hansen & Co
!
1,500
Fred
C.
Yager,
Inc
Hewitt—
1,500
Yarnall,
Biddle
&
&
Co
2074.
2,000
2,500
& Co
Wood.
&
Inc.
Williston & Co
Harold
Chicago,
Inc.,
an
1
This
company,
of the nation's largest printing equipment manu¬
purchase of an electronics firm/
Md., near Washington, D. C.
one
facturers, on May 2 announced the
Airtronic Research, Inc. of Bethesda,
research and manufacturing, Airtronic has participated fiv
development of various guided missile projects for the government.
manufactures other electronic devices and components.
Air-
period.
April
on
investment
and
pointed
He
additions
on
President,
expenditure
1967.
p.
the
out
said the company
of $2O0,OJO,OGO
27
program
that
betterments
and
It
in
the
the
spent
company
past
two
years.—*
also
tbonic's
in
the
fields
physics, electronics and mechanics.
George S. Dively, Chairman and President, said that
has acquired 100%
of Airtronic's outstanding stock.
the
company
■
specialty,
Goodyear
Aircraft
has
Corp.
been
awarded
multi-million
a
dollar
and
development
work,
is
0^
who founded Airtronic in 1947, will continue ax
Its headquarters will remain in the Washington!
government research and development centers.—V. 183,
Butler,
E.
Joseph
President.
to
close
area,
research
209.
p.
Coodyear
Aircraft,
near-sonic
a
will
be
married
miles
650
(over
the
to
TM-61B
hour)
per
(Matador)
missile,
ground-to-ground
tactical
of
research
weapon.
The
and
Aircraft
be
at
the
oped.
outside
the
Aircraft's
the
trade
source
recent
Aircraft's
of
at
In
New
disclosed.
completed
Litchfield
10
the
years
Air
Mexico,
The
successful
Park,
Research
will
and
run
for
guidance systems,
ground and test
Arizona
plants,
Hollo-
of ATRAN, the new system is termed
all-weather navigation device yet devel¬
package" requiring no controls from an
such as a
"mother plane"
or
ground control station,
Aircraft system has been tested in firings at Holloman
self-contained
Goodyear
during
Base
Force
company
have
and
name
months
Akron
TM-61A
missile,
Md|—V.
183,
and
"nose
in
research
a
Litchfield
originally
Park
vehicle
The
built by Glenn L.
Martin Co.
blueprint
and
Net
with
1956
earnings
63
per
1956.
cents
share
amounted
same
known by the trcd.e name "Kymene,"
for the production of all types
and board, including toweling, bag papers,
carriers, container and separator board, V-boaro,
resins,
papers
papers,
specialties.
papermaking
»
chemicals produced at Hercules' Portland,
size, defoamers, and wax sizes.—V. 183, p.
rosin
Ore.,
1361L
Holly Minerals Corp.—New Name—
See
Holly Uranium Corp.' below.
Uranium
Change Approved—
Corp.—Name
stockholders have
Holly Minerals Corp.,
Honolulu Oil
54,957
to 87 cents for the first three
number of shares, this compares
share for the same period of 1955.—V.
per
at
wet-strength
include:
plant
$2,786,573
76,692
Adjusted to the
De¬
voted
to
comoany tn
change the name of this
it was announced
on
181, p. 2119*
April 24.—V.
1955
$2,835,134
taxes)_
(alter
Chemical
Makers
of Baltimore,'
Employees Corp.—Earnings Increased—
volume
income
Net
Paper
company's
is in addition to established pppermakerx
Portland, company officials pointed out.
other
Other
Holly
Quarter Ended March 31—
facilities
wet-strength
The
Government
this
unit
widely used by the paper industry
of
1365.
p.
by
26
production
Hercules'
are
at Goodyear
modification of the
by
April
on
new
chemicals
fabricated
plants
Inc.—Operates New Unit—
beginning of operations of a new West Coast unit, for the pro¬
of wet-strength resins for paper, at Portland, Ore., was an¬
partment.
highly-perfected
most
A
outgrowth
Akron
Akron.
Patented under
as
both
Air
Akron,
in
Goodyear
and In
man
contract,
in
the
period,
produced
flights
work
Holloman
considerable
to
The
duction
nounced
Goodyear
development
Development's
a
Hercules Powder Co.,
182, p. 2019.
This
SEC
corporation
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
on
April 30 filed
a
registration statement with tha
and Stock O'Tner-
covering $3,275,000 of Interests in its Incentive
ship Plan for Employees, togetnpr wirn 50,000 shares oi its $10 par com¬
mon stock which may be acquired under the Plan.—V.
182, p. 1801. ,
&
...
Durst,
Walker & Co
H.
1732.
p.
Richardson,
1956-60
months of
1,500
G.
12.500
Co.,
2,000
1,500
Victor,
172,
to produce an undisclosed number of Its new missile guidance
systems for the U. S. Air Force. The system, developed exclusively by*
20.000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.—
Chisholm & Co.,
pri-j
placed
contract
Loan
2.000
2,500
Kreeger
183.
Co.
&
Corp
Co
1,500
D.
Neuhaus
Securities
Inc
Inc
Co.,
Underwood,
Wavens'llT
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Edward
1,500
8,000
8,000
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony & Co
&
Kirkland,
4,000
Corp
Walston
&
2,000
Baker & Co.—
Thayer,
1,500
1,500
Varnedoe,
1,500
Keir
Lane,
—
—
American
Swiss
2,000
Johnson,
Co
7,000
&
Co.
Dulles
Co.:
15,000
Co.:
Corp.
Janney,
Jenks,
&
Van
Indianapolis Bond & Share
;
Sutro
&
Inc.
1,500
Hutton St Co
F.
Bros.
1,500
Weeks.
&
Inc
...
Union
Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs
Co.,
2,000
Co
20,000
4,000
Yeatman & Co.,
2,000
&
&
&
Inc.
1,500
Son__
&
Webster Securities
&
Stroud
2,000
1,500
2,000
1,500
Co
&
2,000
Co.—
Fay
Hornblower
Howard,
2,000
Co.—
&
&
Co
&
Hooker
12,500
Co
Co-
Hilliard
B.
Hirsch
J.
&
Herrman
Richards
Hill
&
Corp
Nicolaus & Co.,
Sutro
2,500
Hemphill,
Securities
Corp.
20,000
Inc.
Ira
Stern, Lauer & Co
Sunlee,
:
:
Partners
&
8,000
1,500-
Meyer & Fox
Frank,
Stern,
Debentures
—
recently
company
Harris-Seybold Co.—Buys Electronics Firm—
Airtronic's
2,000
1,500
2,000
Co.—
Goodwyn & Olds
previously President of David J. Mahoney, Inc.,
has been elected President of Good Humor
A. Meehan, who has been elected Chairman
Joseph
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—New Contract—
7,000
Co
&
St'in
Stern
Co.—
&
Staats
2,000
2,000
7,000
Smithers & Co
S.
183,
S.
capital
a
the
$75,000,000
20,000
Co
&
plans
2,000
V.
20,000
Co
&
4,000,
Co...
Co., Inc., Chicago, 111.
vately, thorugh Salk, Ward & Salk,
issue of $1,000,000 5% debentures.
1858.
p.
Goodrich Co.—Plans Large Expenditures—
William
7,000
F.
183,
Glass
Privately—The
Through
(B. F.)
*
1,500
& Co
5,000
Simon & Co,——1,500:
M.
Hamilton
•
Placed
agency,
Board.—V.
the
7,000
I.
below.—V.
Corp.
Manoney,
succeeding
7,000
—
-
Co.—
«•
Acquired—
Agnew
William
Sachs
J.
advertising
an
Shields
&
Iron
Corp.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Shuman,
1858.
p.
5,000
Stringfellow—
Scranton &
183,;
Good Humor Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
David
2,500
—
Mason, 7
*_.
W.
Interlake
of
Co
&
-"See
■
1,500*
—
&
Horner
below.—V.
Corp.
8,000
&
Inc
Scott,
Iron
Globe Metallurgical Corp.—To Be
&
Co.—
and
Hutton
Schwabacher
2,000
Forgan
Roberts
12,500
1,500
1,500
Sc m-Tkopf,
2,500
Goldman,
Stiver & Co.^—-
Schneider
Fulton, Reid & Co.—
Robert Garrett
Hutzler..
&
Parke
E.
poster & Marshall
Glore,
Co...._
Smith,
Inc.
Co.,
Bros.
Scott
1,500
& Co.—
Boston
'
Co.,
Company—
First
Folger,
4,000
8,000
2,000
Winston & Co
Schmidt,
12,500
1,500
Chapman
&
Saunders,
7,000
Evans
;
Clark & Co
Fahey,
The
Corp.
Co
A.
—
Salomon
2,000
Co.—
Elworthy & Co—
Equitable Securities
Estabrook
Rothschild &
F.
Irteriake
2,500
Roney & Co
and Co
Rowles,
20,000
; 5,000
Co
&
Co
&
L.
See
2,000
Mosle
2,500
20,000
du
Eastman,
C.
Rotan,
1,500
-
Doolittle
Wm.
Renshaw.
&
2,000
-
Drexel
Rodman
Co._—
1,500
Government
Policies
Net
Net
with
(after
$1.37
per
1956.
per
6,148,838
368,710
311,590
533,958
force—
earnings
months of
1955
$35,578,348
6,594,106
—
—
taxes)
share
v
amounted
Adjusted to the
share for
the
same
same
to
34
1,500
1,500
1,500
2,500
SEC
at
period
of
the first three
this compares
1955.—V. 182, p. 1801.
cents
for
Government Employees Life Insurance Co.—Income Up
Life
insurance
in
Premium income
—V.
183,
p.
1755.
force
1956
Husky Oil Co.—Reports Increased Earnings, Etc.—
31,
period
of
1955
$67,740,261 $54,393,695
495,243
394,491
price
Consolidated
Dec.
Quarter Ended March 31—
company
covering
a
number of shares,
2,500
7,000
on
April 17 filed a letter of notification with tbx
1,500 shares of common stock (par C5) to b? offered
estimated at $16.67 per share, through F. L. Putnam As
Co., Inc., Boston,
Mass.
The proceeds are to go to a sellirg stock¬
holder and used for further investment in the Trust.—V. 173. p. 5iL
The
872,201
1
written
in
income
1956
$41,541,459
.
„
——
Premiums
Huse-Liberty Mica Co., Boston, Mass.—Files—
Employees Insurance Co.—Assets Up—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Assets
1955,
of
net
earnings
for
the
first
half of fiscal 1953, ended
$422,511 for the simil-r
totaled $1,321,011, compared to
1955.
The
1956
fiscal
period
net
includes
capital
gains
$588,137.
together with half year gains recorded in sales
refined products and in net crude oil produced were
revealed in
interim report sent to
shareholders on April 30.
The
of
an
earnings
Defined
gain,
rwnHiictc
calo
r*f
thp
-
'
+A
The Commercial and Finatieial Chronicle
*? (2154):
Increase of $3,940,125 over the
an
Sales
for
the
additional
from H.
Net
1956
retail
Earl
Clack
on
cruae
Drilling
Co.,
compared
fiscal
was
to
1955.
corresponding period of fiscal
Interstate
included distribution through the
acquired in December,, 195h,
period
wholesale
and
,
A
outlets
in
Co.
production cf Husky and its subsidiary, Trans-Tex
1,037,181 barrels tor the first half of -fiscal 1956
1,025,220
report
stated
barrels
that
the
in
produced
same
fiscal
period in
were
with
motor
its
three
The
a
well
under
financing,
subsidiary,
lending
laws
Charles,
and
being discoveries.
also stated that
five
placed
Israel-American Oil Corp., in which
approximately a 50%
interest, has staked location for a
deep lest in Israel
and also plans two additional exploratory wells
In the general area of the Heletz discovery.—V. 183, p, 1614.
first
Paso
in
Interstate
to
has
office
opened
and
been
and
that
in
offices
Lake
and
branches
Tennessee; Miami
Texas,
Memphis,
offices
1,
May
and
1956.—V.
loan
personal
new
183,
offices
The
directors
ment with
have
Mellon
approved
National
$20,000,000
a
Bank
Trust
A
credit
revolving
of
Co.
Pittsburgh,
U»e
ates
participating
are
with
credit arrangement.—V.
Mellon
National
182, p. 314.
this company
Charles
H.
Whitmore, President, on April 25 announced that
plans to spend about $30,000,000 for new construction
the
oper¬
three
next
require
& Trust Co/ in'the
Bank
bank
'
the
indicated
He
years.
sale
bonds
of
*
Pd. End.
Mar.
$28,143,000;
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net rev. from ry
' 1956—Month—1955
The
exps.
18,597,210
17,772,008
55,329,161
51,456,520
Net
railway
183, p.
7,014,316
6,198,181
17,605,877
16,952,322
the
$2,633,316
inc..
op.
$2,565,937
$6,711,183
$6,437,964
subject
held
of
ry.
—V.
142,441
railway
railway
income
183, p.
1953
85,661
54,542
101,582
p.
3,105,660
2,704,966
2,621,602
471,295
287,868
167,461
108,206
B
within the
State of Indiana.
issue
new
a
or
new
None
financing
of
Co.—Secondary
Offering—A
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.25
completed.—V. 183, p. 771.
Inland Steel Co.—Plans New
This
will
seek
additional
April
25.
"Retained
compny
said
on
expansion
earnings just
will
out
worn
method
said
the
of
amount
or
had
company
new
Financing for Expansion
he
said,
"Nor
can
reached
conclusion
no
into
eating
workine
i
'
i
1956
■
.
and
other
we
1955
used
finance
Earned
—V.
$10,432,755
5,339,967
183,
a
$2.54
suspension
of
Securities
$1.95
of
this company.
1933
In.sured
Savings
to
public
cwnseuteu
offering of stock
t,o
a
C,
entry of
ine
such
organized
was
in
November,
for the purpose of engaging in the
1954, it filed
an
exemption
a
Regulation
from
under
with
for
the
respect
purpose
the
to
On
of
pfd.
announced
the first quarter of 1956 of
$25,587,409,
In the first three months of last
year.
Net profit
t
as
Thompson,
He
added
its
was
as
compared
and
revenues
with
$1,752,160, equal to 90
The
pig
The
Iron
plans
iron
directors
28,
and
which
to
have
consider
Co., including
which
is
are
they
customers
looking
to
require,"
will
called
a
a
proposal
its 60%
have
interest
10 exchange Interlake
publicly held.
for
us
he
special
for
told
the
meeung
shares
the
v
in
Ronald
that
pig iron.
they
have
amounts
stockholders
assets
of
for
Globe
Metallurgical Corp., and
Globe Metallurgical stock
for
Toe Glove proposal,
which was first announced three weeks
ago,
has been approved by Glebe Iron shareholders.
It would put Interlake
fn a position to produce a wide
range of ferro-alloys, including silvery
iron, ferro-silicons,
ferro-chromes and ferro-manganese, in addition
to its standard grades of
pig iron, according to Mr. Thompson.
The
products of the Globe companies complement those now
produced by
Interlake.—V. 183, p. 1858.
International Telephone & Telegraph Go.—New
Pres.
Edmond
division
pany
in
H.
the
Leavey,
United
to succeed
the
President
States,
late
of
has
William
the
been
H.
company's
elected
central
President
Harrison.—v.
183,
of
p.
research
the
6.
;
1983
com¬
the
indenture
presently
1961 thiough
>
of
con¬
and deed of trust.
subject to sinking
mortgage
authorized
are
bond
1957,
announced
of
which
the
to
certain
$16,830,000
Aluminum
Issue
Co.
to
334,350
of
the
racked
up
sales
of
conversion
conversion
shares
The First
cents
213%
a
added
in
year
612,
p.
.
'
r.
the
that
•
Blyth
of
the
through
Mav
new
prices,
are
1,
is
55-year
stock
will
together
redeemed prior to
be
issued
an
order
May 1,
parent,
its
General
in
net
earnings
the
period
of
history
'
first
last
up
1956
quarter,
year.
62%,
over
the
1955.
Whipple & Co
Baker, Watts & Co.
Dillon
&
Co
5,500
Ball,
$1.65
to
oe
of
the
this
best
sales
company."—
This offering
stock
at
per
share
Co
5,500
5,500
&
Co
Noyes
Courts
in whole or in part, at redemp¬
dividends, ranging from 104%
if
1961 to 100 7c if redeemed after May 1, 1976.
Placement—Subject to the terms and condi¬
purchase agreements negotiated by The First
Corp. and Dean Witter & Co., certain institu¬
into commitments to
pur¬
$120,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 4*4% series due
1981, in instalments by September, 1957.
placement of $120,000,000
institutional
investors,
first
will
be
together with proceeds from
25-year 4Vi% bonds due
mortgage
used
Co
&
& Co
M.
Loeb,
Burnham
5,500
—
:
Rhoades
Crowell,
Davis,
Webber,
First
Curtis
—_
Salomon
Bros.
—-
—
Smith,
Barney & Co.—„
Stone & Webster Securities
—
-
-
Securities
Wertheim
&
Corp
Co
—
of
Southwest
900
Corp.—
Michigan
900
900
Co
5,500
Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.
5,50a
Hayden, Miller & Co——
900
5,500
H.
5,500
Hill Richards & Co.———
:
Hirsch
5,500
5,500
E.
Mason-Ha gan
5,500
McAndrew & Co. Inc.—
900
900
Goodbody
&
Co
—_
Granbery, Marache & Co.—
&
Hutzlev—
&
Schwabacher & Co
900
—
900
900
900
5,500
Jackson
—
Bodine
&
First
5,500
Paine,
900
Weedon & Co
Skaggs & Co
& Townsend,
Crouter
&
.
*
Hentz
&
900
—900
Co.—
Hutton
F.
900
Co
&
900
900
Co
&
Inc
White, Weld & Co
5,500
McDonnell & Co.———
Alien
.
900
900
900
„—
DeHaven
Pierce, Fen-
& Beane
:
Co
&
5,500
Co
&
Brothers
Burge
5,500
Peabody & Co.—-Freres
&
Merrill, Turbcn & Co., Inc.
A.
Allyn & Co., Inc.——
2,400
2,400
2,400
C.
Stearns
Bear,
A.
Company—
&
Becker &
G.
Blair
Clark,
Republic Co.
Dodge
Dominick
&
Co
&
Dominick
—
Reinholdt & Gardner
The
*
-
___
Ohio
Jaffray
&
900
900
Hopwood
&
Inc
—
2,400
Rotan,
2,400
2,400
2,400
Stone
Hayden, Stone & Co
900
Co
900
Robinson-Humphrey
Weeks—!.—
_
900
Co——
Northwest
Piper,
2,400
2,400
Co._
&
Hornblower
2,400
2,400
Pacific
2,400
(Inc.)
Co
&
The
2,400
Inc
Co.
900
—'
Templeton
Newhard, Cook & Co._
2,4^0
—
900
Mitchum, Jones &
2,400
Co
Inc.—
Co.
&
Central
W.
C.
Langley & Co
Higginson Corp
Lee
F.
S.
L.
F.
Moseley
toward
&
Co
Rothschild
Co.,
Wm.
——
Roney & Co
C.
Mosle & Co.—
Shuman,
Youngberg
&
American
Swiss
—
'
Bache & Co.—
Corp.
—■
J.
2,400
Co
&
Securities
Anderson
2,400
Agnew
—a
Corp
the
company's
cur¬
900
900
900
900
900
900
Biddle & Co
Yarnall,
2,400
Co
&
Shields & Co
Battles &
1,409
1,400
J.
&
500
Strudwick-
&
Barth
Co.
500
500
500
500
—
Co., Inc
—
Bradford & Co
C.
Clarke Corp.—
Richard W.
Collins
Julien
&
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
1,409
1,400
1,400
R. L. Day
500
Dallas Union Securities Co.
Alex.
Blair
Co
&
Ellis &
Slocumb
Coffin
&
Jiic.
Farwell,
Inc.
1,400
1,409
&
Co.,
Estabrook
&
Corp.
Co
California
Co., Inc.—
1,400
Howard,
Rf-id & Co
1,400
1,400
1,400
Co
&
The
R.
Milwaukee
Co
Leonard
W.
Co
&
S.
Sutro
&
R.
G.
—V.
&
183,
&
&
Co.,
p.
500
Inc.
&
500
Co
Pierce
Co.,
&
500
Inc.
1,409
1,409
Roberts
Poole,
Schmidt,
&
500
Parke
1,409
Seasongood & Mayer
1,400
Eilberberg
Wagenseller
1,400
Walker, Austin & Waggener
1,400
Chas.
Co
1,400
Harold
Inc
Co
Co
B.
E.
—
& Co
&
Durst,
White
Wood
Inc.
The
500
500
&
Co
500
&
Co._
500
2076.
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—Debt Increase,
bonded
500
500
1,400
&
Co..
Walker
H.
Mellen & Miller,
&
Anthony & Co
Walston
D.
Rauscher,
Co..
500
500
Jones & Co
Edward
Joseph,
1,400
&
500
500
Co
—
Kaiser
Staats
Spencer Trask
Tucker,
and
Corp.
1,400
Inc
Smithers
Friedrichs
•
Labouisse,
Indianapolis Bond & Share
1,400
Singer, Deane & Scribner
F.
500
Sons
Fay_
Weil,
1,400
1,400
Hutton
Pomeroy,
&
Co.—
&
500
500
500
Sulzberger & Co.
&
Lynch—
&
Pressprich
500
—
& Co.—
1,400
M. Marks & Co—
Masten
E.
"
Co.,
Company
Hooker
Ryons
Laurence
&
Hallowell,
Gregory
Fulton.
Irving Lundborg & Co
A.
Ferris
1,400
Lester,
&
_—
1,400
Securities
500
500
—
Evans
Chapman
1,400
& Co
Equitable
First
1,400
Co.„^»».^—
& Co—
A.
Clement
Inc.
Co.
&
Inc
Burr,
Dickson
S.
s
Sons—1,400
&
Brush,
R.
;—
Simmons
Brown
Schoellkopf.
accrued
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale,
900
900
900
900
900
—
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Moore,
$1.56
share thereafter.
tional investors have entered
Bacon,
William
delivery.
common
per
9,500
& Kraus—_—
Eichler & Co.—
American
Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
into
Shares
——
&
Blunt
of
path
9,500
Hallgarten
Private
Boston
•
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
Boettcher
William
of
severally
Bateman,
ner
au¬
and,
for'1
respective num¬
5,500
redeemable,
with
have
below
Co
Merrill Lynch,
redeemed.—
213%—
expected
old
date
convertible
and
named
reserved
stock.
&
Inc
Co.,
Forgan &
Union
increase
quarter
'
1956,
shares
preference
5,500
5,760 shs.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
shares
under options
issuance
535,714
Co——
197,777 shs.
been
of
preference stock:
25,000
25,000
Co.
4,560 shs.
,
from
for
rate,
Stanley
Corp.
$5,541,867,
—
first
'
dividends
advance
by
Sachs
Carl
Boston Corp. and Dean Witter & Co. on
May 2
offered publicly 300,000 shares of 4yg% cumulative con¬
vertible preference stock at par ($100 per share), plus ac¬
crued
unsecured
an
interest under a contract
convertible
convertible
Boston Corp
&
Kidder,
•
have
for
like
the
"1956
thee
'
3%%
.
sliarc
a
lor
record
for
make
underwriters
The
—
the
of
Witter & Co
Dean
Lehman
■
'
share
new
a
figure
will
advance
reserved
shares
initial
the
upon
UNDERWRITERS
bers
Lazard
said that net earnings amounted to
$100,318 for
the same
quarter
in
1955.
64
a
'
The remaining
in 1958.
year.
one
agreed to purchase from the corporation the following
and to eliminate 1,240
26, has
sell
to
...
1956.
with
equal
bonds,
1957
Sep¬
and $13,090,000
1957
corporation at 3%
liquidation
upon
1,200,000
President,
20 cents
to
relating to the 4y4%
conditions.
due within
$16,830,000 in
Includes
issuance
|
April
and
on
reported
2
1981.
Hemphill,
475,000 additional shares of its common stock for
May
$4,800,000
1976,
$19,200,000 in
and
provid-i
applying thereto a portion
of the sales price of alumina delivered to Anaconda. Any portion of
the advance not so liquidated is repayable within a period ending be¬
tween 1965 and 1976, depending upon developments under the contract.
for
1,200,000
*
*250',000 shs.
,«
stock
.
on
1980,
agreements
purchase
subject
of
due
t Anaconda
ing
58,580 shs.
value)
preferred
to
1975, $30,925,000 in
1977 through
years
the
are
Eastman,
First
tions
300,000 shs.;
14,678,527 shs.
300,000 shs.
Goldman,
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—Preference Stock
Offered—An underwriting group headed jointly by The
the
corporation's
the
H Exclusive
notes
3,000,000
1,200,000
170,000 shares to 250,000 shares
compared
Rackley
The
750,000 shs.
*• 20,000,000shs.
mortgage bonds may be issued subject to the
;
M. Jennings von
der Heyde has been elected President to succeed
Douglas T. Johnston, who has been elected Chairman of the Board,
a
newly created post.—V. 182, p. 1464.
with
i
share)—
per
700,000 sh3.
700,000 shs.
the bond
§Under
$7,995,000
>
company
were
pro.it
The
*
.
1,500,000 shs.
stock.—i.'
value (issu¬
bonds
ViY
None
,
preference stock
first
1129,920,000
17,000,000
-
i
33V3C
'
93,500,000
L
T
(is3u-
$45,000,000 aggregate principal amount is to be issued in January,
and $25,000,000 during each of the months of March, June and
10,000 shs.
Rackleyj
•
tion
1958—
:
value
$100 par
(par
of
Morgan
FINANCING
'
quarter
B.
Sales
was
.
•'
■
purchase agreements relating to the 3%%
bonds,
aggregate principal amount was issued in February, 1956,
$20,000,000 will be issued in August,
1956, subject to
certain
and
March 9,
are
$3,418,201
182,
'
§120,000,000
,
conditions.
Outstanding
; 3,000,000
"
Mr.
29,000,000
140,090,000
40,000,000
120,000,000
Harriman
PRESENT
».
directors
compared
and
;
$75,000,000
aggregating the following principal amounts; $3,500,000 in 1957,
in 1958, $3,350,000 in 1959, $8,150,000 in 1960, $10,650,000
each
1956
chase
.
a
;
$20,000,000
compared
as
paid on
was
$7,995,000
1,200,000
1977—
1,
cash.
the .first
-
;.
1,
par
conv.
mortgage
$ Under
construction
share
a
Globe
for
of
firs';
Elworthy
increased
of
$626,192,
was
TO
1975—
Johnston Mutual Fund
said.
acquiring all
in
us
for
expenditures
repay
$314,352,
Earnings
said.
important
in
15,000 shs.
was
this
Frank
V,
Dec.
$50
each of the years
until April 30,
...
1
1
||
to
be
applied to Jersey Central's construction pro¬
bank loans the proceeds of which have been so used,
reimburse the compauy's treasury for construction expenditure^.
181, p. 2242.
to
for
company is studying plans for possible expansion
accordance with the growing demand for
in
our
1955
Jjesspp Steel Co.—Net Earnings Up
$22,147 449
cents
'
Outstanding
$75,000,000
29,000,000
i.
series)
Drexel
that the
of
expansion
June
President,
facilities
"Some
of
period
sales
compared with $1,597,163, or 82 cents a share, a
year ago.
"Our outlook for the rest of the
year continues to be good,"
W.
of
for the
net
incurred
'
it
SEC,
to
—V.
$2
Corp.—Earns.—Proposed Acquisitions
26
for
1968.
thorizing
or
to
$17,000,000 to the
-
cumulative
of
183, p.
gram,
April 18, 1956, fixing the time and place of the
hearing and
specifying the matters and questions to be considered at the
hearing.
In view of the matters set forth in the
hearing order, and prior to
the commencement of the
hearing,'Insured Savings submitted a written
stipulation consenting to the entry of a permanent
suspension order,
and waiving a hearing.—V. 183,
p.
2075,
,j*,-
April
104.20%
public
at
1956
$19,-
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
—
contract
stock,
in
Additional
»
( without par value )-___w
stock
$•*,750,000
law
dated
on
and
its bid of
on
A
Public Utilities Corp.,
the order specifying the reasons therefor and
affording an
opportunity to any interested person to request a hearing. On request
Of toe company for a hearing, the Commission issued a further order
corporation
Shares
series C—;
The
exemption,
Iron
*
funds
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Stock to Parent—
to underwriting dis¬
counts of 30 cents per share to ne,
"3*n
$212,500. By order dated
March 1, 1956, the Commission temporarily
suspended the Regulation a
Interlake
from
Capital
EFFECT
1, 1981
(without par
stock
stock from
mon
obtaining
stock
common
EFFECT
1976—
series)—
cumu.
ditions
*In connection with the present financing the certificate of incor¬
poration has been amended to increase the authorized amount of com¬
by
in
tember,
loans
due May
$4.80 series D
Feb. 26,
proposed
29,
cumulative preferred
stock
The
Unlimited
due Dec.
$5.50
order,
Arizona
life insurance business.
A notification
registration
1953,
Offering of 125,000 shares of class a nonvoting
Per share, for an aggregate of $250,000, subject
The
27/s%
Proceeds
company
May 2
on
bonds:
3%%
of such order.
The
Feb.
1955 it was
Shares
GIVING
$5.00 series B
$1.92
respect
bank
income
Net
3%%
Cum.
April 30, the SEC ordered the permanent '
A exemption from registration ur.der the-
with
able
4% %
based
D,
on
Regulation
a
Act
Common
—
construction.
E,
Series F,
shares
decision announced
due
stock,
*
$1,736,000.
1954.
mortgage
Series
Savings Life Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—
Offering Permanently Suspended—
I
In
for
Series
bnral
t
Co.
short-term
repay
additional
at
due Mar. 1,
due Feb. 1,
V.
k
notes
Com.
.
Series
4,918,215
shsue
p.
771.
Supply
quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share
a
First
$9,463,250
524,922
per
ended
1931
Glore,
10,534,000
$14,015,549
profit
to
$5.00 series
10,969,000
Capital Shares
months
1976—
due
$629,454 the year before.
Common
Net
new
to
Authorized
1954
15,250,000
[
—
-
one
entitled
bought the bonds
CAPITALIZATION
$190,380,288 $149,233,444 $138,682,078
29",265,549
21,401,735
19,997,250
revenue—r—
Profit before Federal tax,
Federal income taxes..:
due
due
able
subscribe to addi¬
share for each eight shares then
will
1956.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS QUARTER END. MAR.
31
Sales
the
1976
series
4,/s%
proceeds from the sale of the common stock, to¬
proceeds from the concurrent sale of $3,000,000 in first
bonds and a private sale of $1,000,000 in preferred stock,
to
and
the
on
nine
29,
1955
.
series
Preference
DIVIDENDS—Dividends have been paid on the common stock in each
calendar year since 1918.
In 1955 a total of $2 per share was paid
to cover necessary expansion.
capital," he said, "indicating that
we
due
under
the
at
with
estimated
with
financing will be necessary,"
are
be
this company
shares under
record
of
and accrued interest, to yield 3.80% to maturity.
$4,523,486
financing
"But
some
series
Va.%
3%%
v
BUSINESS—Company provides water to approximately 40 square
in part of Queens, New York City, and to a section of adjoining
County.
Operating revenues totaled $4,742,657 for 1955 and
indefinitely.
We can for the moment but we must ultimately
sell equity stock'and to sell equity stock we must show
good earnings,"
be added.
Block
23,. 1956
May
stockholders
common
bonds—
series
miles
financing, Joseph L. Block, Presi¬
earnings will not suffice for the
equipment"
28,
Authorized
♦Advance
Nassau
borrow
Mr.
its
1933,
Water
be
and
are
carry out," he said, "because the sharp price rise
makes depreciation inadequate. We must u.e retained
to replace
per-/
1777.
p.
PROCEEDS—Net
share.
per
Feb.
$19,925,000
mortgage
second¬
mast
we
of capital goods
of
Redemption prices of the bunds range
to 100% after April 30, 1980.
'
was
dent,
181,
1957,
on
ary offering of 41,000 shares of common stock (no par)
made on April 25 by Clark, Dodge & Co. at $64.50
It
1957.—V.
in
Halse.v, Stuart & Co., Inc., bid 100.35 for the bonds for 37/ss; Kidder,
Peaoody & Co. 101.16 for 4s, and White, Weld & Co. 100.779 for 4y8s.
was
per
done
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
the ratio of
in
bankers
gether
Ingersoll-Rand
be
100.359 for the indicated coupon.
the part of the utility company.—V. 183, p. 1858.
"
GIVING
33/4 %
price to be supplied by amendment to the registration state¬
will be traded or. the Exchange.
Warrants evidencing
rights will expire by their terms on June 7, 1956. See also V. 183,
101.20%
stock
common
for
4)4%
Rights
The
Sold
Privately—Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., Indianapolis, Ind., act¬
ing as agent, has privately placed 50,000 shares of class
these shares constitute
Feb.
ended
'
Marketed—Blyth & Co., Inc., on May 3 offered
publicly an issue of 27,777 shares of common stock (no
par) at $37.50 per share and an issue of $3,000,000 first
mortgage 3%% bonds, series F, due May 1, 1981, at
216,334
Co.—Stock
4
;
over
would
with
a
Jamaica
473,259
228,486
Water
months
ended
.
mortgage
-3%%
the
Bonds
1614.
Indianapolis
nine
months
•
First
in
2,878,590
609,508
oper.
*
2076.
194,375
93,185
from
from
Net
income
CAPITALIZATION
$1,037,788
$1,044,301
1—
Jan.
Net
1954
$939,927
236,258
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. opar. income
Gross
1955
$967,364
208,132
1956
from
Prom
the
Act
business
at
ment.
March—
program
Exchange has received notice from
effective registration of the additional
to
Securities
tional shares
1755.
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Gross
expansion
Midwest Stock
that,
oper.
close
—V.
the
nine
*
( '
Iowa Power & Light
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$25,611,526 $23,970,189 $72,935,038 $68,408,842
rev.
for
for the nine months ended Feb. 28,
Preferred
RR.—Earnings—
31—
the
preferred and common stocks,
begin about mid-year. He said some
borrowings slated to
financing will probably
...
that
and
menent
Illinois Central
sales
net
$235,546,000; for ,the
$194,276,000.
were
119,000.
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—Financing Plans—
company
repayment in five equal annual installments.
The company said that 29 banks in areas where
totaled
sales
,
funds for the company's current expansion program.
be effective until Jan. 1, 1959, at which time any amount up
total of $20,000,000 may be converted into a term loan with
It will
to
capacity of 220,000 tons.
major
a
to
Pa.,
Insurer adequate
-
annual
an
is
aluminum
EARNINGS—Net
The company on April 25 filed with the 8EC an amendment to its
registration statement covering an additional 2,000,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $1).—V. 183, p. 558.
agree¬
expanded to
8ALE3—Consolidated
1956
net
Investment Co. of America, Los Angeles, Calif.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
was
*
$178,-
aluminum alloys into a variety of products in Washington.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Maryland. It also produces basic
materials, dolomite and magnesia.
refractory
has
Ideal Cement Co.—Arranges Bank Credit—
total
will
building
and
minum
were
2076.
p.
be
can
fabricated
California,
Florida.
by
it
the
producer of primary aluminum
products. Its aluminum operations include
the mining and processing of bauxite in Jamaica; the production of
alumina
from
bauxite
in
Louisiana; the reduction of alumina to
aluminum in Washington and Louisiana;
and the fabrication of alu¬
Dallas
at
Includes
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
said.
Beaumont,
Nashville
opened
construction
new
completed by
early 1958. A major portion of the
of a reduction plant with an annual
rated capacity of 125,000 tons .of. primary aluminum on a site adjacent
to the corporation's sheet and foil mill under construction at Ravenswood, West Va. The Ravenswood reduction plant has been designed so
Finance Co. of
the industrial
discount
Estimated
program.
will be
and
program
under
operate
shortly, he
opened
has
discount
new
formed
Co.
El
operation
in
be
established
be
Jacksonville,
The
report
Louisiana;
will
soon
The
Will
Securities
said.
Hudson
ieen,
expansion
000,000,
of branches
opening of a number
the
way
Mr.
has
Texas.
of
others
several
Interstate
productive.
Hushy
car
and
Husky reported that, since its last interim report, dated Jan. 10, 1956,
It had successfully completed seven wells, four being development wells
and
areas,
Texas,
subsidiary, TransTex Drilling Co., drilled a total of 35 wells during the six months
period ended Last Dec. 31. Of these, 16 were exploratory wells, five
of them being productive, and 19 were development wells, 18 of which
together
Husky,
is
involving
by this.company, J..Prank Hudson,
Board Chairman, announced on April 27.
The company, with 46 loan and discount offices, will develop a small
loan business in Texas, where it now does a substantial volume of
1955.
The
new
rent
Securities Co.—Has Major Expansion Prog.
major expansion,
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
stockholders
on
indebtedness.
April 24 approved
The
company
a
sought
Etc.—
$20,000,000 increase in the
the
higher debt
limit
in
Volume 183
Number 5531
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
•
(2185)
preparing the way for financing that will be required for large capital
expenditures, H. B. Munsell, President, told stockholders.
Mr.
Munsell,
much
of
said
decision
no
had
been
made
to
as
when
how
or
the
$20,000,000 would be issued, but felt that a -"substantial
part of it will be sold in the first half of 1957."
The company expects to borrow about
$17,000,000 from banks this
year to carry out its 1956 construction program, which is
budgeted
at $28,000,000.
contracts
that
expire
Kilowatt-hour sales
a
year
and for
ago
in
this
the
first
year.
first
three
of
were
about
April
the
10%
higher than
increase
was
11%,
STATEMENTS
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
OP
Gross
$2,986,108
(net)__.
2>r 19,929
income
$2,248,493
require.—
applic.
•
to
com. ,*
.
intended that such
$9,195,642
2,102,042
$8,656,863
$7,093,600
1,431,179
1,431,200
will
be
used
in
the
and
1956
years
and
As
contracts of
a
highly classified nature.
In
addition, the
such
company
-
$1,388,436
2,695,000
$0.70
$7,225,684
2,695,000
2,450,000
shares
$0.57
com.
$5,662,400
2,450,000
in
railway
railway—
from
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
from
Net
$2.31
214,399
91,369
70,128
four
their
built
at
Lockheed's
Palmdale.
Final
jet
aircraft
assembly
p&rts
fabrication
for
contractors
p.
will
aircraft
firms
to
in
1111.
late
-
from
to
handle
.
the
own
year
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1,371,478
1,388,961
1,807,325
490,692
588,260
935,021
266,255
income
1,191,282
172,928
233,374
381,703
183, p. 1755.
Kennametal Inc.—Reports
Higher Earnings—
Nine Months Ended March 31—
Sales
other
and
the
1,814,718
1,557,000
802,800
will
income
Number
•Net
•
of
$1,662,132
$1,011,918
603,225
499,500
$2.75
—
$1.69
shares
income
share
per
Adjusted for 6-for-5 stock split in June,
1955.—V.
182,
2250.
p.
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC
The
corporation on April 26 filed with the SEC an amendment to
its registration covering an additional 750,000 shares of
Keystone Cus¬
todian Fund certificates of participation, series Kl.—V.
183, p. 669.
payable
stock
183,
Shoe
Brown
Inc.
Co.,
above.--V.
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
March—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
at
the interest
from
income—
Net
ry.
1954
$51,877
$45,353
$57,839
*116,407
*139,101
♦119,456
Sales
*130,284
*148,217
♦141,522
Earnings before
1953
191,056
148,983
130,497
174,635
*356.256
*360.297
*393,829
Quarter
*430,748
*385,786
1756.
Ended
is
$12
that
to
cease
principal
this
is
June
on
Harris
Trust
14.
amount
equivalent
As
of
to
Net
Shs.
Net
March
income
income
June
of
March—
Net
ry;
1956
1955
1954
1953
railway—_
$273,612
$281,589
$283,780
$288,128
72,f28
95,493
92,662
106,977
income
10,203
31,710
30,659
39,054
oper,
From
1956
taxes
and
taxes
____'i
(estimated)—
foreign income taxes
Gross
from
Net
irom
in
hands
earnings per
182,
Net
ry.
—V.
792,941
208,034
32,290
railway
income
oper.
183,
797,807
814,084
263,985
811,766
259,912
83,610
81,219
98,531
280,209
1756.
p.
Lehigh Valley RR —Earnings—
1956
Net
from
Net
ry.
(est.)
from
The
Net
from
1,196,836
1,426,807
890,278
668,027
790,834
Net
ry.
—V.
17,111,755
16,058,863
15,783,971
18,164,878
2,874,585
2,976,487
2,558,830
public
183, p.
1,205,009
1,536,454
901,913
2,309,477
1756.
at
end
of
pd.
from
Federal
taxes
Net
ry.
1956
income
on
income
on
183,
p.
Gross
by
M.
Harold
M.
Lane.
this
oi
E.
and
first
corporation, it
was
$1.09
mon
for
and
Lane,
announced
Jr., have
on
May
1
President,
Mr.
Kaiser
director
is
Vice-Chairman
of
the
Executive
Committee
and
a
of
Burlington Industries, Inc.
Mr. Lee is Chairman of the
Ltd., cosmetic manufacturers, and is also Chairman of
the Board of Stragnell-Lee, a pharmaceutical
company.
Mr. Lane, Jr.
has
of
been
with
the
since 1939.—V.
company
183,
p.
1859.
of
income
last
Gold
April 25—V. 183,
110.
from
Net
was
Co.—V.
183,
May
p.
1956
on
3
that
Corn
behalf
a
subsidiary
States
of
the
of
latter
firm
company
Inc.
This
by Smith,
has
trans¬
Barney
Aircraft
filed
ry.
covering
of
12,579,257
12,919,812
1,492,199
193,558
957,946
*273,789
*1,748,271
registration statement with the
$30,000,000 of debentures due May
pp.
of
183,
Old
Gold
and
and
net
Income
available
and
Net
for
through
1,
on
an
supplied by amendment.
oroceeds
No
will initially be added to
specific allocation of net
the
working
proceeds
$314,729
12,426
$307,311
$729,536
$674,173
10,435
45,662
42,444
$327,155
$317,746
$716,617
$374,227
119,483
112,437
$775,198
342,494
$205,309
$432,704
342,390
can
Service
report
the
for
Co.—Earnings Lower—
the
capital
be
of
made
the
at
to
lend
provement
with
a
consequent
place
the
in
the
of
showed
the
share
filed
second
1956,
year
per
company
action
consolidated
of
company
$1.21
earnings
share.
per
on
with
24.
represent
If
the
Maine
Its
is
estimated
water
that
the
conditions,
will
basis.
P.
U.
annual
minimum
a
rate
additional
an
annual
an
on
normal
consolidated
the
It
quarter.
under
a
Commission
gross
basis
order
rates
new
$117,300.
revenues
in
to
facilitate
the
part of the Commission in granting relief.
application were held on March 27 and enclosed
on
this
on
April
on
increase
15
basis.—V.
Manati Sugar
The
due
offer of
Feb.
above-normal
sales
RR.—Earnings—
1955
$17,452,606
1954
$9,666,502
1,254,931
2,267,727
cents
182,
requested
share
per
is
approved,
for
the
will
stock
it
common
2468.
p.
.
Checks
1,556,090
2,038,086
3,434,111
42,418,722
51,073,988
10,310,906
9,870,866
17,182,642
7,028,542
to
7,126,508
6,366,161
8,623,434
qualified
of
to
homes
make
Mortgage
or
to
such
in
Co.,
order
finance
other
and
Mountain
other
Denver,
the
the
and
company pro¬
to finance the
repair
conventional
and
loans
im¬
on
personal property as seem prudent to the company.
Denver, is President. Stock sales will be made
of
company
with assistance from the
States
Lumber
Dealers'
Association,
company
personnel
according
financing will be available for operating
investment
in
accordance
the
directors
to
trust
1,
holders
sinking fund bonds
April 30, 1965
bonds
1956
who
due
4%
the
on
have
bonds
due
previously deposited
holders
the
to
of
of
45
cents
26,
share, both
per
May
11.
This
meeting
1956,
to
holders
vote
to
the
of
will
proposed
present
.of
to
stock
issue
stock
1956 to
stock¬
dividends
for
to
increase
present
the
for
authorized
208,124
the
additional
called
was
the
distribution,
any
1,
total
share.
common
a
proposal
shares from
100%
plans
bring
per
on
650,000
authorized.
be
payable June
action
ending June 30, 1956 to $2
stock
no
30 proposed a 100%
stock distribution and
regular quarterly dividend on the present com¬
per share from 35 cents, and declared a year-
cents
record
special
has
the
50
fiscal year
April
on
Increase
stock
board
shares
shares.
said
that
that
would
,
If
the
proposal
Is
increased
from
the
approved,
distribution
stock
Sylvan
tribution
the
The
208,124
Gelsmar,
because
shares
and
board
shares
will
said
believe
expressed
416,248
mailed
President,
they
broader
a
outstanding
to
be
It
directors
will
intention
and
will
certificates
proposed
result
market for
its
stock
common
shares,
be
for
following such approval.
the
In
stock
the
wider
of
the
stock
dis¬
ownership
of
company.
of
placing the increased shares
quarterly dividend basis of 25 cents per share.
This
an
annual dividend of $2 on the present shares.
Regular quarterly dividends paid last
fiscal year aggregated
$1.40
per
share and an extra dividend of 45 cents per share was also
on
a
regular
equivalent
to
.
making the
total $1.85 per share for
such
year—V.
183, p.
773.
(Clayton) Mark & Co., Evanston, III.—Registers With
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
This
SEC
company
covering
stock,
with
its
of
to
expenses
stated
April
on
141,420
100,000 shares
27
shares
to
filed a registration statement
of Its $5 par common stock.
be
offered
with
the
Of
this
for
public sale by the issuing
company
and 41,420 shares represent issued and outstanding stock
to be offered by certain selling stockholders.
Dominick & Dominick
is listed as the principal underwriter.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
borrowers
collateral
10, 1956.
payable May
Manhattan Shirt Co.—To Pay 100% Stock Dividend—
The
58,636,617
11,509,182
and
6%
to May
interest
bonds.—V.
paid,
1953
52,262,059
purchase
homes,
for
being mailed to those
183, p. 1756.
are
voted
6,861,327
&
for
Co.—Exchange Offer Extended—
exchange to holders of 20-year 4%
1957
$17,502,131 $21,036,954
3,165,289
Investment
1,
has been extended
Is
3,874,369
money
or
of
prospectus.
Proceeds of
the
1955
year
stock
common
com¬
1232.
the
company.
registered
company on May 2 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 50,000 share* of its $10 par common stock, to be offered for
public sale at $12 per share. No underwriting is involved.
Organized under Colorado law on March 8, 1956, the
Hast,
public sale
income.
take
Except for
cigarets,
This
H.
for
695,798
101,852
increase
it
Kent
1615.
p.
construction
SEC
;
income
by
offered
796,666
205,674
on
June
cigarets,
1112
railway
railway
oper.
directly
be
$6,460,643
4,783,146
5,340,565
196,037
If approved, will
request was made
A
$47,141,658
income
oper.
Herbert
to
to
to
The
*1,301,514
1615/ '
from
1976.
are
$7,169,664
1756.
for
end. extra
14,119,673
599,886
1956
under¬
be
*383,281
equal to 39 cents per share.
in sales, with accompanying earnings
drop,
good part to the fact that in the same quarter
distributive pipelines were being filled for the new
railway
group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Hornblower & Weeks.
interest
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are
debentures
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$2,387,113
1,652,555
306,775
106,860
which,
Colo.—Registers With SEC—
poses
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
a
writing
to
*233,675
*1,168,518
railway
chattels
These
The
p.
Lumbermen's
this
Laboratories,
1111.
corporation
2,
May
on
negotiated
Lockheed
This
*75,900
From Jan. 1—
Gross
(Eli) Lilly & Co.—Subsidiary Expands—
purchase
1968.
79,956
for
$4,527,304
350,372
15,102,740
-
_
King
183,
from
Net
—V.
announced
in
over
40,516
$1.20
1953
310,571
March—
from
&
1954
$4,498,800
504,124
Louisville & Nashville
ry.
action
1955
$4,869,915
decline
Filter
volume.—V.
Net
through
69%
85,033
annual
decline
$1,116,329,
in
the
year
Net
was
reviewed
sales
of
consolidated
their
period ended March 31, 1956 of $952,905, equal to 33
share of common stock, it was reported on April 27.
Com¬
sales for the first three months of
1955 were $57,281,430
quarterly
The unsold portion was withdrawn
It
increase
34,736
return
2076.
p.
♦413,397
makers
sales
attributed
Gross
&
on
conditions
He
highest
earnings for the 12-month period ended March 31,
1956 have dropped to $1.03 per share, as a result of
poor water
conditions during the latter part of
1955, increased fuel prices,, and
the charges which have resulted from
putting additional generating
plant In service on July 1, 1955.
The company expects a further
the
per
Libby—Special Offering—A special
offering of 61,000 shares of common stock (par $7) was
made on April 23 by Glore, Forgan & Co. at
$17 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 50 cents per share.
acquired
capacity
Lee
Libby, McNeil
p.
183,
company,
net
was
Old
„
Board
The
mon
income
quarter
M.
183,
steel-making
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Sales and Earnings Off—
423,300
$423,317
Harold
the
$5
April 16,
preferred
Dr.)
Maine Public
common
The
Lee
current
for Mack.
1956—Month—1955
$2,532,385
1,853,713
etc
p.
available
April 1
Federal
$5,121,442
_
income.
♦Deficit.—V.
cents
Raymond
said.—V.
of
of
the
59,604
railwayrailway
oper.
$1.07
Kaiser,
he
construction
1956
415,500
887.
elected directors
the
as
$846,617''
Lerner Stores Corp.—Three New Directors—
Herbert
plant,
from
from
ry.
parably,
been
for
1S51
railway-
oper,
This
—V.
indebtedness represents the balance
original $87,000,000 borrowed from
railway
$415,568
earnings
Earned per share.
that
year
$207,672
int.
Hearings
1955
$831,068
Net
on
no
(net Dr.)
oper.
183,
the
and
RR.—Earnings Increased—
expenses
(net
if
voted
income
prompt
Refinancing of Debt—
From Jan. 1—
Corp.—Earnings Off Slightly—
Nine Months Ended March 31—
—V.
$0.87
a
the
in
from
from
Net
Earnings before Federal taxes
shareholders
employees.—V. 183, p.
Central
2,891,481
Long Island RR ,—Earnings—
Net
Lehn & Fink Products
of
March—
Gross
4,285,471
income
oper.
capital."
terms
1955.
income
Net
t
company's
Net
railway
The
of
another record
income
Gross
$2,520,634
share
$77,745,000 in
year
the
$6,357,507
1,341,103
512,773
railway
stated.
approval
of
management's proposed
retirement Income plans covring both union
Mack's
other
earnings
$2,707,984
2,893,701
$0.94
of
1953
From Jan. 1—
Gross
be
revenues
ry.
1957
$5,615,213
income—
oper.
Net
Germany, President, on April 25 said that bank loans and
other types of secondary securities will be used to
cover that portion
of refinancing requirements not raised
by first mortgage bonds.
at
1954
$5,767,525
1,003,311
railway
railway
1955
$5,952,289
from
dividends,
and
B.
this
March—
to
and
rents
Other
1955
major portion of the $77,745,000 balance of its
indebtedness through
the
sale
of
first
mortgage bonds to private
investors is planned by this
company.
Government
Gross
stock
as
plans
additionl
issuance, he added.
1,795,346 common shares of
244,174
Equipt.
per
2021.
p.
Refinancing
E.
railway
time
of
the
additional
time,
report which showed
quarter, and an earnings
first
any
Jt. facil. rents
$18,685,429 $19,207,656
5,385,848
4,943,700
2,250,000
2,000,000
427,864 "
423,066
—
Lone Star Steel Co.—Plans
1—
Jan.
the
This
railway——_
from
from
Peterson
per
shares
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
will
period in
shareholders also
Rentals,
debentures
83.33
at
of
to
months'
Taxes
15,
Mr.
have
payment
time
immediate
no
"to
securing
from
outstanding
Period End. Mar. 31—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
31—
earnings
outstdg.
—V.
Net
for
Operating
Operating
and
the
or
at present.
also
told
the
1956
three
Maine
accrue.
*—
Other domestic
*335.429
*397,423
p.
of
has
future
Issued
determined
comparable
The
*407,081
183,
business
of
Lone Star Cement Corp.
railway—-
♦Deficit.—V.
office
be
were
said,
In addition, a 5% stock dividend was declared
18 to holders of record
May 18.
There is
amendments
company,
Mr. May explains, will not issue fractional
shares,
will pay an amount in cash
equal to the current market value
fractional shares.—V. 183,
p. 1614.
Federal
oper.
the
will
Mack
that
members
The
of
railway
Income—
from
Net
at
the
he
but
1859.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
made
close
The
conversion
price
he said,
adding
$1,000 of debentures.
*132,776
railway
be
the debentures will
on
1955
,M.,
the
share,
RR.—Earnings—
1956
time before
any
$71,809
.
railway
oper.
p.
will
advisable,"
advisable,
be
Peterson
The
Savings Bank, 115 West Monroe St., Chicago 90, 111. With the
comple¬
tion of this debenture
redemption, all forms of the company's funded
indebtedness will be retired, he added.
Mr. May stated the debentures can
be converted into common shares
*112,832
,
.
183,
Payment
it
properties,
it
will
first
the
company
of
its
1615.
p.
June
history
H.
interest.
183,
outstanding
Mr.
sec¬
of
deem
par value.
sub¬
on May 1
announced it will redeem all of its 5V2%
sinking fund subordinated debentures on June 45.
May, Jr., Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer, said the
redemption price will be 103% of the principal amount
together with
the
fields.—V.
facilitate
to
shares
new
Currently,
convertible
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—Merger Approved—
See
acquisition
conditions
Convertible Debentures to Be Redeemed—
This
service offices
represented
authorized.
believes
autthorized
The
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on April 25 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$22
per share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents
per share.
It was quickly completed.-
F.
Net
board
directors
1955
3,219,132
—
sales and
acquisitions
also was
O. Peterson, President, said that there
issuig the newly authorized shares.
shares
Jigs to the
manufacturing oper¬
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
district
April 25 voted to Increase authorized common
from 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 shares.
A preferred
by 200,000 shares, $50 par, issuable
value
par
series,
P.
-
L-O-F Glass Fibers
$15,782,592 $13,754,753
taxes—__
income
on
1956
income
Profit before income
Taxes
$10,000,000,
the
598,285
railway
oper.
$5
for
assembly
complete
eastern
on
shareholders
of
Jigs
completed assemblies from the
(1956), Mr. Monesmith added.—V.
machinery
of
in
,
„
the
Inc.—Capitalization Increased, etc.—
indicate
railway-
4
The
.
our
allied
issue
*
...
will also house
stock
the
on
developing assembly
airplane," he said.
early production, but later
and
its
"The
receiving
this
-
,
wholly-
a
acquisition,
Mack Trucks,
assembly facilities
flight test will be
and
work
the
their
tooling
them
start
of
for
.
Lookheed
at
are
segments
supplying
our
the
of
Package Machinery Division.
July,
1955,
Lynch
acquired
Lynch
International
Limited
London, England, as a wholly-owned subsidiary and
outlet for
products abroad, and is currently studying other domestic
From Jan. l—
Gross
result
a
In
V
subcontractors
respective
are
125,680
-
four
.
"The
for
310,357
~
to
program
compares
in size with our subcontracting
T-33 and T2V-1," Mr. Monesmith
reported.
F-94C,
to an
henceforth
will
the Lynch
of
contracts
"This
$640,627
181,179
83,992
.
awarded
ation."
1953
$464,452
has
Palmdale.
subcontractors
1954
$466,366
229,773
incomej—
oper.
1955
$496,938
:
be
and
at
transfer
Gulf
&
March—
will
Burbank
business of the
according
and
tion
Corp.,
Wichita, Kan., aft fuselage; Goodyear Aircraft Corp., Arizona
Division,
Litchfield Park, Ariz., nose section; Rheera
Manufacturing Co., Downey,
entire tail assembly; and Temco Aircraft
Corp., Dallas, complete wing.
The new day-and-night
fighter's midfuselage and forward fuselage
"We
Kansas, Oklahoma
Net
$2.68
1859.
p.
the
and
J.,
Lynch-Robo Corp. will continue to operate the
plant in Wallington,
J., where future growth is anticipated as a part of overall
integra¬
of
Lynch's package
machinery operations.
Lynch-Robo Corp.
N.
manufacture
complete sections of the U. S. Air Force F-104
Jet
fighter, it was announced on April 26 by Burt C.
Monesmith, VicePresident and General Manager of Lockheed's
California Division.
About 40%
of F-104A
manufacturing effort is represented in the
subcontracting program, with contracts going to Beech Aircraft
segments
of
Wallington, N.
Hallander, President,
E.
Lynch assumes a leading trade
posi¬
in
the manufacture of specialized
conveyors and lifts for food
processors and packers, known as "Robo-Lifts."
The new Jersey firm
has also recently developed a new
automatic high speed
bag-forming
filling and sealing machine, known as
"Robo-Wrap," which has been
well received by various
packagers.
Awards Four Contracts—
corporation
stock
Inc.
E.
tion
facilities
to
meet
its
requirements
in
connection
with
advanced military and commercial aircraft for
which it presently holds
This
Co.,
by
Wallington operation as the Lynch-Robo Corp.,
subsidiary and separate division of Lynch Corp.
owned
the
flight and structural test facilities and
Georgia Divisions. These assets will
devoted to the company's needs for advanced
engineering research
and
testing facilities in the
fields
of
supersonic
aircraft,
missile
systems and nuclear aircraft, in which fields the
company has govern¬
needs
Machine
continue
and
be
corporation has just acquired all the
anouncement
1957,
equipping of new labora¬
Missile Systems Division
facility for
engineering centers and
equipment for the California
handled
outstanding-
per
183,
Gross
amounts
among other things, for the construction
tories and a
manufacturing
"
Earns,
—V.
73,401
357,800
,
$1,890,714
shs.
$9,122,241
$1,746,236
357,779
stock
Com.
Lynch Corp., Anderson, Ind.—Acquisition—*
The
Counsel
henceforth
$2,280,553 $11,326,272
534,317
2,669,409
717,686
income
Bal.
meet
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$2,308,646 $11,288,687
Dr28,093
>
37,585
$2,966,179
—
deductions
divids.
.
to
INCOME
1956—3 Mos.—1955
income__
Income
Income
Pfd.
according to its prospectus, the company recognizes
technological advancement which now face the aircraft
and intends to use amounts at least equal to these funds
the capital asset requirements of such
advancements. It is
production contracts
Operating
revenues
$15,283,099 $13,203,409 $58,289,594 $51,345,015
Oper. exps. & taxes____
12,296,991
10,894,763
47,000,907
42,222,774
Net
however,
enormous
industry,
ment
quarter
weeks
he said
Other
the
and
Commenting on earnings, Mr. Munsell expected the 1956 net to be
equal to about $2.60 a common share, compared with $2.49 in 1955.
He said
operating costs will rise with coal costs to reflect higher
freight rates and labor costs to reflect an upward wage revision in
union
present;
a
company's business
diversified
well
are
supplies
line
and
consists of the
of
products which
water systems;
(2)
manufacture
be
tubing;
may
and/or sale of
classified:
(1)
watef
and
(3)
forged
steel
Knions andtofittings. Net proceeds of Its company the 100,000be used will
added
sale of and will shares for
the general funds of the
e
general
corporate
purposes,
Including
additional
working
capital.
The prospectus
lists eight selling stockholders, who now own In the
aggregate 154,980 of the 279,000 outstanding common shares.
The
largest block being sold, 11,965 shares, is held by Anson Mark, Jr., a
Director;
7,400
shares
are being sold
by the Trustees under Will of
deceased; 6,500 shares by Phyllis Mark Wyman;
the
Clayton
the
5,000 shares each by Alice Mark Hanchett and Lydia Mark MacDonald;
3,000 shares
by Anna
Mark
Rockefeller;
1,500 shares by Griffith
of
purposes.
Mark,
V.
183,
Mark,
Board
p.
Jr.,
Chairman;
2076.
and
1,055
shares
by
Perry
Charles Hiurk.—
>^.0/
if
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
10 '(2186)
earnings
in
said
that consolidated
announced
May
$49,995,000 greater than in
or
.
3.
May
on
net sales totaled $494,366,000
the year ended Jan. 31, 1955.
■
Net
earnings
rose
to
$19,457,000
from $16,996,000 and,
after
deducting
preferred
dividends,
were
equal to $3.10 per common
fchare, against $2.70 per share in the preceding year.
He
added
that sales had continued to rise rince the end
of the
Mr.
3alcs in February ana March, he said, totaled $72,996,000;
higher than sales of $63,147,000 in the corresponding period
fiscal year.
'ov 15.5%
of
last
"
year.
■
principal factors contributing to
the rise, in sales,
Mr.
said,
"were
a
general increase in consumer purchasing and
completion during the year of three new branch stores, and a
large
addition
to
Kaufmann's
in
downtown Pittsburgh."—V.
183,
"Two
May
the
Quarter
Net
Ended
March
31—
*
■
"
*
bef.
Profit
Fed.
for
reserves
Provision
for
all
other
Federal
providing
after
but
tax.,
•
profit
per
share
Profit
The
1,165,309
1,111,158
577,741
604,600
—
-
,
'
$560,709
$0.92
'
—
—
results
of
three
the
for
.
taxes
at the same date last
[ —V. 182,
other
and
ended
months
taxes.
$533,417
$0.87
March
31,
Net
1956
—V.
The
•
and
the
*
were
reported
before,
year
awarded.
Work
on May
2 by Louis E. Wolfson,
three months
when
net
of this
President
bid,
first quarter of 1956, amounted to
and
ahead
a
which
on
year
a
contract
totaled
ago
year
the
$98,285,000,
has
not
yet
I
;
Of
:
equivalent to $1.18 per share.
*
!
in
and
consolidation
earnings
previous
from
iiscal
the
during
cost
the
$1,466,441—or
$1.90
in
share—earned
per
in
with
ry.
railway,—,
railway
Jan.
at
$10,484,186
as
compared
continues
company
ry.
1955
$3,627,775
.
1954
$2,706,790
90,867
229,875
68,454
opsr.
This
183, p.
first
1,602,016
550,314
618,878
9,482
.
income—
Deficit.—V.
7,505,140
♦334,209
♦848,430
lor
common
Lewis
the
.stock
and
&
♦612,308
purchase
Marciri-
Gross
of
notification
with
shares
of
common
stock
at
«i
1956
railway
railway
from
ry.
oper.
the
Gross
—V.
oper.
unit,
183,
1
$495,223
184,480
$496,833
149,941
83,147
71,413
1,136,997
1,329,798
323,634
536,579
202,837
349,791
1,165,647
'
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Net
Net
Jan.
Mr.
Kipnis
"The
from
oper.
183,
p.
1756.
company
to
certificates, series
The
box
"In
$7,726,698
its
own
1,641,458
2,219,540
its
Valdosta
642,936
878,537
the
will,
Commerce
help
$3,312,300,
finance
the
purchase
company
? New York Tr«ot Co. unuci
vl rnd W°,U!d infafcTure,ln 15
i
received in St. Louis, Mo.,
ESSSS^TlS* pOU1860y 01
a
of
450
They
all-stppl
propooed
would
agreement
be
to
on
1956
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
^'u2o'00u 01 equipment trust
cer-
1954
1953
$562,163
$536,854
227,493
180,161
Income.
70,492
19,323
963
railwayrailway
1,559,328
1,404,994
1,360,492
594,415
491,168
income.
470,007
226,668
1,684,177
502,414
52,195
36,498
12,737
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
183,
p.
1615.
pulp,
and
amounted
$449,910
153,924
&;
board
been
now
and
at
Ib3,
5,000
5,000
Co.__
5,000
Model, Roland & Stone
Morgan
Mullaney,
5,000
-
2,500
Investment
W. -H.
■
5,000
Co
&
M'uir
Corp
Co..
Wells
2,500
&
Newbold's
Co.
Son
5,000
&
v
2,500
——
Co.—
7,500
Inc.—
16,000
Paine,
Prescott,
The Ohio Co.;
11,000
Webber,
Curtis
Noonan
7,500
Co.—
&
Edwards
Inc.
11,000
&
Sons.—_
Jackson
&
-
—
16,000
—
!
Shepard & Co.,
L——,—
5,000
Reinholdt & Gardner
7,500
5,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—..— 11,000
5,000
Deetjen & Co
Chapman & Co.—
Co
The
Corp.-
Russ
Scherck,
5,000
(Inc.)
Cleveland
First
Inc.—
Co.,
*
5,000
Shearson,
f.
Schwabacher
5,000
Co.
California
Robinson-Humphrey
2.500
L
Richards & Co.—
Field,
&
5,000
2,500
—_
Co.—
Richter
Co
7,500
Co
&
7,500
Hammill
&
Co.-
11,000
5,000
Shields & Co—
7,500
I. M.
Simon & Co._.i——
7,500
2,500
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
5,000
Ginther, Johnston & Co
William R. Staats & Co
7,500
Sachs
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Goodbody
&
The
Securities
First
"
Hallgarten
995.
Sons—
&
2,500
Co.—— 16,000
Co
,—
—
,_i
7,500
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
5,000
7,son
5,000
Co._
&
Hentz
Sutro
Richards
Hill
Hooker
&
&
7,500
Co
Sweney Cartwright & Co—
7,500
Vercoe
5,000
& Co
11,000
Walston & Co., Inc
&
Co.
2,500
11,000
i_
5,000
11,000
Wertheim & 'Co.———
Westheimer and Co
Dulles & Co. Inc..
Johnston, Lemon & Co."
2,500
11,000
White, Weld & Co
Fay
Hutton &
E.
W.
Co.
Janney,
See
which
V.
also
183,
5,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co
Co._
&
11,000
5,000
&
Hauj?t & Co.—
Ira
'
-
Corp
Robert Garfett
to
p.
mill
paper
Valdosta;
resolved
National
to
Ga.,
the
'
^
•
Container's
board
Nehi
500-
*
16,000
2,500
16,000
—
2,500
Wyllie and Thornhill
p." 2077.
"
-
.
•
$199,721
satisfaction
box
-
taxec
'
will require
than
for
larger volume
a
before,
ever
the.
industry
and
of
kraft
paper
it
determine
reached
The
at
.another unit .,0$-. the.
build
such
183,
A
President,
May
on
a.
mill,
si£e
,of
National
negotiate
stated
1
for
that
by
sodium
corporation
multi-million
government
its
.
and
metal
corrosion
I.
Division
will
will
-
V.
plant
begin
in
at
to
used
July
primarily
it
in
also
to
has
not
be
Ashtabula,
Net
on
sole
the
next
Ohio,
few
adjacent
zirconium.
user
industrial
is
its
asset
1956
assets
value
Jan.
on
share
$1.64
30,
the
metal
will
be
to
its
J.956.—V.
183,
was
p.
paid
of
U.
S.
sold .to
private
National
Distillers
chemical
said.—V.
183,
p.
1616.
charge
$20.89
realized
security
prof¬
670.
Jersey Zinc Co.—Sells Part of Business—
United States Radium Corp.
New York
Central
Period End. Mar. 31—
zirconium
I.
Dr.
in
from
549,385
»$20.84
^
share
per
to
approximately one-half the present market price,
Vice-President
1955
659,453
of
industry
Robert
E.
-
below.—V. 182, p. 1222.
mohths
Deliveries
.
RR.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
at
Hulse,
operations,
1956—3 Mos.—1955
S
$
$
Railway
oper
revenue,
67,526,205
Railway
oper.
expenses,
53,931,665
194,741,083 177,909 505
49,000,700 156,458,055 140 011 235
13,594,540
14,576,300
38,283,028
37,898,27<
5,477,946
7,039,600
13,661,312
16,424,561
Net
t'-at
stock
$13,744,832 $11,477,526
—
per
addition,
New
firms.
exacted
common
1969.
p.
outstanding
♦In
1957.
the
-•
-
200,000
S
will
government
-
England Electric System—Secondary Offerings—
net
a-
This corporation intends initially to produce 1,500,000 pounds
year—well over the government's share—and sell the remainder
It
'
As of March 31—
Shares
atomic
sponge.
per
996.
share,
per
183,
Total
through
zirconium's
cut
Tesistant,
produce
p.
New England Fund—Total Assets Increased—
See
plant,
on
..
begin construction within
dollar
taxes
.April 25 by the same bankers of 50,000 shares of common
stock at $17.12 V2 per share, with a dealer's concession
of 25 cents per share. Both offerings were
completed.—>
uses.
sodium
will
S.
which
process
tough
heat
is
by its U.
.
extremely
it
industrial
metallic
based
about -50%-
is. an
Since
of
be produced
State
1955 period
providing $196,000 for Federal and Statu
secondary offering of 25,000 shares of
.
will
and
Atomic'
the
has
nortion
133,
amounted to
1956
31,
(par $1) was made on April 20 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$17.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 30 cents
per share.
Another secondary offering was made on
.
2077.
p.
company
covering
$1.50
New
constantly
of
Merritt,
after
March
Federal
the corresponding
April 11 filed a letter of notification with .the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered,
through Whitney-Phoenix Co., Inc., New York.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for exploration and develop¬
ment work and to retire outstanding indebtedness.—V. 178, p. 298,
SEC
will
of
care
to
with
ended
and
production
mill
take
to
to $173,075
income.—V.
on
months
three
providing $228,000 for
With earnings ior
Nemaha Oil Co., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC—
.
.
the
compared
as
amounting
plant
,
for
after
income;
■
and
Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
Earnings
con¬
,
mill
customers.
Merritt-Chapman."—V.
a
The
$593,680
12,020'
5,000
'2,500
7,500
&
& Co
McKelvy & Co
Mid-South Securities
11,000
Co.—
5,000
2
2,500
.
178,793
5,000
16,000
McDaniel Lewis & Co.„_
: 2,500
G.
First
<
$23,320,191.—V.
National
•
.
outside
Should
The
the
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
-
agreement
with
Zirconium
present
1955
to
Bierwirth,
reactors.
number
railway..
railway
oper.
mill.
price
marxec
May 15 for the
7,500
Rhoades &
1
McCarley & Co., Inc.—___
Co
Eberstadt
in the first quarter of 1955 was the greatest
its history.'
He said "that as of the end of'
containers
newly-developed
of
Gross
totaled
for
have
that
in
States
the
E.
be
equal an"ual instalments.
up to noon
(Inc.)
Fewel &
signed a
contract
with the
company
for
zirconium sponge over the next five years.
This
is approximately 45%
of the present 11,000,000
pound government
program
for the period, the rest of which will be obtained from,
other producers.
a
said.
built
said.
and
Energy
Commission
5,000,000 pounds of
Monongahela Ry.—EarningsMarch-
production
production by the construction
under
Nationfl's
new
Loeb,
McDonald
Farwell,
.
Commission
M.
Co.
Fairman, Harris & Co;, Inc. * 5,000
r
;
National Distillers Products Corp.—AEC Contract—
V f°r $2'625'000 of equipment trust
would
costing
^
'qf its
Equipment Issue—
Interstate
16,000
Legg & Co._
Loewi & Co. Inc..
duPont & Co.—
F.
anticipation of this rising demand and increasing, consumption'
products, National is considering the advisability.tpf expanding
$6,444,737
to
Carl
Co.,
—
I.
Francis
,
683,408
applied
he
increased
1,715,256
I'31"™
certificates
cars
2
be
John
has
C.
Lester, Ryons & Co
5,000
Weedon
Inc.
2,500
16,000
'
continued:
United
$6,369,887
Missouri Pacific RR.—Plans
The
John
5,000
Br'etscher
Dixon
Joyce & Co
Peabody & Co
16,000
Co
&
5,000
B.
Lazard Freres & Co
11,000
Dickson & Co.,
S.
increasing demands.
$18,216,517 $17,625,073 $18,100,965 $21,702 636
3,937,995 - 4,079,979 * 3,762,597
6,269,905
1,451,405
1,584,210
1,423,914
2,481,858
income
John
7,500
&
of
■;
5,009
16,000
Demp ;ey-Tegeler
R.
Corp.—New Mill Construction—
project
sales
shipping
1955
,685,463
Inc.—j.
Co.
'
Shares
Kidder,
Co.—
&
numbers
names:
Inc.
7,500
Co.___
Sullivan
Cruttenden
H.
recently
reported
contractual
paper
1953
respective
_
7,500
—
&
&
Crowell,
anticipated
-Earnings—
the
v
7,500
Courts
company had a backlog of orders for its entire mill output
next two years.
This forecast, he stated, was based on the
increased needs of National's own box converting plants
the
construction
railway
railway
sales
the 'kraft
that
this
such
the
1955
1—
from
ry.
—V.
income—
said
Kipnis
$6,601,106'
1,519,898
railway
railway..
oper.
representatives, are the man¬
agreed, on a firm commitment
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Clayton Securities Corp
with
companies,
anjf
for
238,086
.1954
the
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt
Inc
Co.
Burnham
President,
1956
from
Net
when
1955
523,631
158,730
&
800,000 shs.
(of whom Lehman
5,000
Ceneral Republic Co.
'
,
profit of $985,866. after tax provision of
cents per share on 1,095,760 shares for the
90
periods
1,433,821
298,896
below
73,000
Alex. Brown & Sons
net
a
1955
automobile
Kipnis,
with
both
have
Gross
to
for
158,013
& Co.,
Inc.
con¬
nection
1953
Outstanding
,
2,010,500 shs.
now
of
223,105
March-
of
Kipnis
Mr.
1954
1756.
p.
equal
production in
1955
FINANCING
5,000,000 shs.
Inc.—— 11,000
11,000
Eichler &
Bosworth,
Bannister,
structed
used
$497,905
income
G.
is
and
railway,.
railway—
from
ry.
John
operating
of'one
per
212,451
113,403
from
Net
Director.
a
PRESENT
Authorized
.
effectively and efficiently and is. producing above the
ton-per-day capacity for which it was initially designed and
by Merritt-Chapman. Certain differences which arose in
29 900
$485,000
Income
with
Merritt-Chapman
From Jan. 1—
Net
i.
TO
"
Co.__—2,500
&
Bass
Becker
Blair
at
•
,
$40
M.
G.
A.
..
letter
a
Co., Jackson, Miss,
The proceeds are to
be
of machinery and equipment.—V.
174, p. 7.
from
Net
Net
-
f l
ovei1-"
was
Further details follow:
5,000,000 s'ns.
Boettcher & Co.___
on May 1,
announced that an agreement
Mprritt-Chapman & Scott Corp. providing for
consultation with Merritt-Chapman regarding new
paper mill construc¬
tion which National may require in the near future.
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings*
as
This offering
EFFECT
5,000
Bear, Stearns & Co—16,000
pounds
-
;
Goldman,
in
reached
b°»n
Mr.
filed
preferred stock (par $20) and
(par $5) to be sold in uni.s consisting
four
continue
National Container
Corp. of Mississippi, New Albany,
The. corporation on April 23
SEC
covering 7,475 shares of
of
■
OfferingApril 30 of the public
issue of
Eaxter, Williams & Co
1 from active employment from his po~t
May
on
will
cutback
compares
Samuel
-
preferred
'
182,
;
severally
& Kraus
Burge
Jack
agree¬
4,800,000
1955,
reduction,
period.—V.
O.—Stock
the .corporation,
Co
&
J. Barth & Co._
-7,314
,
Miss.—Files With SEC—
through
of
that
S,?'ar»s
73,000
Allyn & Co.,
^Bateman,
project
plant
In
$1.41
31,
tax
,
Hayden, Miller & Co—.——
1756.
Mission Appliance
share
bromine
bromine
have
from
«'•
Bradford
C.
Ball,
income
quarter
8,049,552
has
shares
The
surplus
related
par)__i__
Bradford
Bacne & Co.——
1956 amounted to $258,118 after provision of $221,939
taxes, equal to 24 cents per share on the 1,095,760
capital stock outstanding. Total sales were affected by the
of
quarter
$15,778,030.
54,00i
7,921,846
but
first
236,923
*87,380
10,249.962
J, C.
purchase,
.
C.
A.
March 31,
Federal
for
$2,907,706
228,998
.
and
.
J.
Louisiana
joint venture
a
the
par)_i.____
($1
Lehman Brothers
^
Corporation, of
annual capacity
($5
shares
underwriters)
to
.
whol y-owned
a
Arkansas,
*
$2,192,851
March
class A common shares set forth below opposite their
T
President, becomes Chief Executive Officer.
Mr. Bannister'reported consolidated net profit for the three mont'is
shares
629,783
retired
Chairman
as
1953
$2,903,874
Millar
R.
J.
without
1—
railway—
railway
from
Net
Chemical
Michigan
$1,028,228,
from
Net
1956
income—
oper.
From
Gross
•
'
from
Net
common
aging
National Automotive Fibres, Inc.—Chairman Retires—
March—
from
B
Emanuel,
ended
Net
In
after
Columbus,
GIVING
shares
common
basis
-
the
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
-
A
A.
or
mortgage mueotedness,
and the only outstanding securities
772,560 shares of $5 par value common siock.—V. 182, p. 316.
Gross
through
•
our
~
$2.47
ended
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
of
proceeds
Arkansas having an
of; bromine.—V. 133, p. 2077..'"
ban*
are
and,
Mexico,
Catesville,
decline
a
net
the
ment
year.
Current assets are listed In the report
with current liabilities of $648,278,
The
.
resulted
year,
of
Gulf
expansion of the company's interests in Canada.
involves the construction and opeiation, under a
for the fiscal year were $19,910,542 compared with $22,021,933
previous 12-month period.
The decline in sales, the report
reflected general conditions in the industry. This, coupled with
absorption of a considerable amount of non-recurring plant modernithe
stated,
zatlon
2d,343
the financing, $712,000 Is to be applied to
the redemption and retirement oa June 1. 1956,
of $112,000 of out¬
standing 3% Unsecured Debenture Bonds and to payment of approxi¬
mately $600,000 representing the company's share of the investment
in a proposed Bromine Project.
The remainder will be added to t ie
general funds of the company.
Among the purposes for which such
funds may be used are an increase in the company's investment in its
majority-owned subsidiary, Ocean Drilling &
Exploration Co., pro¬
vision for participation
by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Deltic Farm
&
Timber Co.,
Inc., in construction of a pulp or paper mill, and
been
Sales
for
-
10,010
:
<
loss,
;
made in
was
Class
"
a
subsidiary It owns and operates timberlands
and Alabama, and farm lands in Louisiana.
210.
p.
the
In
waters
offshore
earnings of $913,373 for the iiscal year ended Feb. 29,
were reported by this company.
This represented 4.59% of total
were
176.890
registration statement with the SEC on
April 25, 1956,
250,000 shares of Its common stock, to he
offered
for
public sale through ar. underwriting
g.o.p
headed by
Lehman Brothers and A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by am.mum a..
The
company's principal business is exploration lor, development,
production and sale of crude oil and natural gas, and extraction and
sale of liquefied petroleum products.
In addition, througa a majorityowned subsidiary, it Is engaged in contract drilling for oil and g s in
ago.
; '
Corp.,
months
earned
to
:
——
$191,003
$137,254
share
-1
$0.46
$0.31
$109,710 profit on saie of building.—V. 182, p. 2022,
corporation
charged
.
Class
common
filed
covering
This
approximately $262,000,000.
183,
assets
three
$1,050,000
CAPITALIZATION
>'
334,493
170,119
This
1959
$3,621,180
___
the
for
account
the
~
„_
share—
common
not-rellect
of
and foreign
income
net
income
taxes
stock (par $5) at $19 per share.
earnings
per
State
lor
$6,484,740
———-
May 8
May. 25.
on
r
Murphy Corp., El Dorado, Ark.—Registers With SEC
totaled
year
after-tax
1956,
sales and
taxes-;—
per
Mention
,
Midwest Piping Co., Inc.—Earnings Decline—
?
income
1955
1956 -
of record
as
qt
1969.
p.
1956
; subscribed and the books closed.
*371,134
taxes—
income
:
447,797
share
per
J offering, through Lehman Brothers and J. C. Bradford
& Co. and. associates, of 800,000 shares of class A common
$1.11'
$6,683,266
————-*■——
interest.——— -r—u—,T—>—--;•
♦Includes
totaled
earnings
See National Container Corp. below—V.
Net
Fed.,
and gross revenues'of
New Agreement—
;
31—
for
Earnings
backlog currently totals approximately $466,773,000, ex¬
$92,00U,0o0 project to ouiid p.rist Rapias Dam, la the State
Washington, for which the M-C&S Construction Department recently
low
March
Ended
——
before
Minority
a
a
sales
Provision
Consolidated
submitted
for
Nationwide
$2,153,038
$1.04
''
'
$17.75
$69,851,148 $58,724,444
on iucome—
7,,56,110
4.692,851
taxes on inc.
4,135,000
2,500,000
—
provision
2469.
P.
4,492,240
2,339,202
888.
p.
Months
Three
-
for the first
taxes
compared with $68,560,000 for the same period
clusive of
$51,878,179
'
at
share for each 10 shares held
new
customers
before
sale
on
4,405,790
Earnings
$1,215,000.
The
first three months of the year is traditionally the period of lowest
earnings for a substantial portion ox Merritt's operation in a widely
diversified range of industry.
;
-
of
to
Brothers
Gross revenues for the
£
sales
*
2,392,914
$2,012,876
outstanding)
183,
Net
$2,621,000, equal to 49 cents per share on 5,374,360 shares outstanding.
This compared with 26 cents per share earned on 4,721,553 shares out¬
standing
on
$101
*
stockholders
common
tjtrill not be underwritten.—V. 183,
Consolidated
1955
——_
taxes
state
its
(par
National Supply Co. (& Subs.)—Earns. Higher—
The
Income—
income
on
and
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Prov.
1956
earnings
Net
Chairman.
Board
Earnings after
^
Subs.)—Earnings Off-
(&
one
1757.
p.
;<with an oversubscription privilege); rights to expire
'offering
Munsingwear, Inc.—Reports Increased Earnings—
,
figures
corresponding
Substantial gains in first quarter net earnings
this corporation
rate of
; the
Gas
Fuel
company plans to offer to
of additional common stock
shares
'
2468.
p.
The
.
,
Earnings per common share (based on 1,935,131.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Earnings Higher—
•
been
has
taxes
Federal
-/.shares
$14,102,419 and $5,132,534 respectively.
year were
$1,250,000 5% debentures.—V. 183,
National
partner of Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
elected a director.-—V. 183, p. 2077. S r
$53,197,541
before
for
Prov.
publishing "Better
state
and
a
sales
Net
'
income
bankers,
Jr.,
Quarter Ended March 31—
Living Magazine" as during
that period it was owned and published by McCall Corp.
It does not,
however, for the first quarter of 1955 reflect McCail Corp., share
amounting to $18,024, of interest cn notes or its share amounting
to $41,097,
of the net loss of Mass Market Publications, Inc.,
(an
unconsolidated subsidiary 95.6% owned a year ago) which published
the magazine during that period.
At Marcn 31, 1956 current assets were $18,282,039, against current
liabilities of $5,655,216,
including reserves for Federal and foreign
tne
of
*
does
taxes
statement
above
-includes
'
McElnea,
Motorola, Inc.
for
taxes
National Finance Co.; Detroit, Mich.—Debentures Sold
-
Earnings
Income
Net
H.
investment
1936 •
- 1955 '*
$16,465,887 $13,843,981
•
——
'
Montrose Chemical Co.—Banker Elected to Board—
William
Earnings Higher—
sales
'
Income
,*
McCall Corp.—Quarterly
SEC—
company
Net
2076.
•p.
i
Co.—Registers With
Oil
filed a registration .statement, with thp SEC on April
25, 1956, covering 225,810 snares of its $1 par common stodk.
The
company proposes to offer Its stockholders the right to sub cribe lor
one share of additional stock
for each seven shares held.
The record
date, subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
Lehman Brothers is named as the principal underwriter.
Monterey has enteied into an agreement with The lex-*s Co. for t,e
joint exploration oi California oxfsbore oil and gas prospects and to
bid on ofishore oil and gas leases as may be offered from time to
time by the California State Lands Commission and oLe s.
It
is
anticipated that the proceeds from the sale of the shares
proposed to be offered will be used to carry out this program.
To
the extent the proceeds are not so used
they will oe ad_.ed to t,e
general funds of the company and be available-for general corporate
purposes.—V. 183, p. 2077.
ri
■
.This
had increase? of ll3A in sales and 14.5-% -in net
toe fiscal year ended last Jan. 31, Morion D. May,
eompany
President,
»
Monterey
r
Up 14V2%—
May Department Stores Co.—Earnings
The
-
*
Monday, May 7,1956
Net
V.
rev.
ry.
183,
from
oper.
p.
ry.
ops.
income
63,577,000
1860.
(Continued
on
Page 50)
Volume
183: Number 5531
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
II
(2187)
mmm
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
a
the
first
are
grouped in two separate
indicate all
we
during the current week.
second
table in which
the
Then
dividends
-
When
Share
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
$1.20 class A (quar.)
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Alloys,
Ltd.,
Co.
7-
3
6-11
Glass,
Ltd.
Water
$30c
7-
3
6-11
preferred
Copper Range
Corning
Allen Electric & Equipment Co.
(quar.)
Allied Finance, common (s-a)__.
3'/*%
preferred
conv.
4.80%
preferred
the
Crown
6-22
5-18
Curtis
Publishing Cc.,
7-
6-15
2
$7
preierred
5%
Aggregates,
preferred
American
4'A%<
5-25
5-10
Cushman's
5-25
5-10
Deerfield
$1
6-30
(quar.)
5
5-18
Delta
6-
5
5-18
Dentists
Bakeries,
American
Greetings,
Foreign
Class B
25c
5-15
7-
1
6-15
50c
6-
1
5-14
$1.12 Va
6-
1
5-14
Dr.
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)___
(quar.)
20c
__
A___:______
—
American
International
Corp.i_
6-
'
10c
6-19
6-11
9
5-25
30c
6-
1
Donaldson
5-25
6-
5-29
4'A%
(quar.)
___
Pipe
American
Radiator
&
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
Anvil
Brand, Inc.,
Arden
Arrowhead
Astron
Corp.
(quar.)
Atlas Powder Co.
Avon
Products
Bankers &
1
5-23
5-
1
4-14
75c
6-
1
5-10
25c
60c
6-
lbC
(quar.)
5-15
!
8
5-31
5-25
50c
6-
55c
25c
'
6-15
.
Cigars
Beaunit
-___
Mills,
preferred
$5
(quar.)
Co,
shares
(one
share
of
stock
common
Bros.
Bag
Co._________
Steel
Mfg.
Co.
Extra
7%
~$2
_______
pfd.
25c
•
'
Carpet,
preferred
common
Power & Light (quar^)_^__——^
preferred
(quar.)—
4*56% ' preferred
(quar.)_^
:_
Black, Sivalls & Bryson (quar.)_
1
6-20
6-1
6- 1
5-21"
6-
28Vhc
-•
6-
•
6-22
$1.06'A
7-2
Blaw-Kncx
*
6-15
&
■
*
Laughlin
held
62'Ac
4%
on
6-30
6-18
,
*
split
&
Forgings,
•,
7
<6-
7
3
6-
7
7-
3
6-
7
7-
3
6-
7
*6-1
5-16
•
-
■
Fund,
Canadian
25c
6-15
-
7-
$1.25
6-
1
-
*
6-20
5-15
preference
$31'Ac
7-
6-
3
3
3
Inc.—
$10c
6-
1
5-10
$20c
7-
3
6-14
—________;
Ice
Carborundum
$$l
Corp.
Carpenter Steel
(quar.)
r
Extra
6-
1
6-11
Carthage
Mills
Cascades
no
action
Public
Service
Central
Soya
Co.
Steel
&
Central
Vermont
class
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12Vb
7-2
A
6-8
15c
5-18
5-11
5%
7-
6-8
5-18
5-11
Kawneer
(quar.)_—
stock
the 6%
at this
(quar.)
$1
6-30
6-18
$1.06»A
40c
:
Public
preferred
5-15
5-
6-
1
$1.04
2
$1.17
7-
2
6-15
6-
1
5-15
9
5-18
$1.12'/2
7-
1
6-15
6-
4
5-21
7-1
6-8
6-15
5-25
25c
30c
(quar.)——
Kerr-McGee
4%%
7-
2
6-15
50c
5-25
7
5-
Common
(increased
preferred
Stockholders will
60c
quar.)iz—.———
(quar_)
,__
ing tc be held on July 25 on
r basis.
to
split
the
com.
a
on
(inc.
a
Florida
Corp.
H.)
CO.,
Food
Foote
Public
Co.
(increased
(A.
B.)
Channing Corp.
Co.
Chilton Co.
(quar.)_
6-
9
5-10
6-
-
1
5-
4
5-14
6-13
75c
5
5-15
5-14
25c
—
6-
3
Milling Machine,
preferred (quar.)_
Citizens Utilities,
common
(initial):
City Baking,
7%
Equipment,
pfd.
new
A
com.
40c
>
:
I
common
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
(quar.)—
6-
1
45c
—
Motors
-
6-28
6-28
'
5-15
6-
8
•
8
6-13
6-
5-25
5-16
5-18*
5-
8
5-
4
5c
5-15
6-15
5-15
6-22
6-
1
Class
B
5-28
5-18
$2.40
34'Ac
from
Utilities,
,
5-
6-
9
5-19
7-16
4-30
7-16
5-31
7-16
6-30
6-11
6-
6-
1
5-15
Lynch
7-
2
6-15
preferred
Tire
7%
60c
6-15
1
6-15
6-
5-15
is
5-
$5
Maine
Manchester
$1.183/4
5-15
5-
Manhattan
lb'Ac
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
6-20
5-25
5-15
6-
5-18
20c
M
5%
,
1
preferred
6-
4
6-14
6-
4
Masonlte
6-15
5-
7
Master
$$1.25
6-15
5-
7
4dc
6-15
5-15
6-
1
6-
50c
31'Ac
P.)
62 '/ac
convertible
preferred
Mobile
&
& Harman,
Metal
5-15
1
Chemical
6-
5-15
1
$2
Hazel-Atlas
7-
1
50c
Mining
class
5%
A
Hotels,
1st
4%%
Hobart
Home
3.30%
2
6-21
Minnesota
7-
7- 2
6-11
Mohawk
6-15
6-
Monarch
1
1st
25c
5-
1
4-24
5-
1
4-24
5-15
Ind.)
Hooker
$4.25
5-25
5-11
5-25
6-20
5-31
6-18
5-25
1
5-11
6-
50c
6-11
12-17
5-
10c
6-
1
6-
1
-
—;—
45c
6-29
6-15
6-11
5-23
6-
1
5-15
7-
2
6-15
48 %c
30c
2 VaC
5-11
5-
6-15
5-22
5-10
*
5-22
6-
1
1
$1.18%
6-
1
6-25
6-20
8-
1
7-27
Hoover
50c
6-
9
5-25
Class
15c
6-14
5-18
4Vi %
Co.,
B
class
A
(quar.)
—
—
5-25
56-
—
(quar.)
—
1
for
30c
6-12
6-12
$1.12 Va
6-29
j
'
66-
8
50c
7- 2
6-
8
7- 2
6-15
6-
8
6-20
'
5-18
6-
1
5-10
div.
Mines,
5-31
6-16
5-31
6-15
5-18
7- 3
6-25
6-20
5-21
6-15
6-15
5-11
4c
6-12
5-11
25c
6-^1
5-10
$1.18%
$8c
5-26
6- 8
6-8
6- 8
6-10
6- 1
6- 1
7- 3
50c
20c
6-21
5-15
10c
15c
1%
31'Ac
30c
$1.06
(quar,)__
—
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
Telephone—
»
_
37'Ac
7-1
30c
45c
i
(quar.)—
Light (quar.)—
'
common
(quar.)—
:
(quar. )__*_.
(quar.)—"
—
U—
—
—
:
—
Forge &
Match
Machine
Co.,
preferred
Co.
common
(qqar.)
(quar.)
5-18
5-14
5-14
5-14
6-
1
6-
1
5-
7
5"^
5-10
6-20
5-24
4-27
1" ^
$1.01'A
*
45c
85c
90c
97'Ac
$102 A
$50c
7-1
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-15
66-
7
7
6- 8
6-
8
6-
8
6-
8
6-
8
5-18
40c
Refractories
(quar.)——
Life
5-18
•
(quar.
National
5-10
5-18
%
_^____
Gas
5-11
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
Oklahoma
7
6-11
—
(quar.)__
Ltd. (quar.)_
5-17
5-
in¬
Fibre
Power,
5-25
$2.50
30c
26'Ac
;
Insurance
1
5-31
—
profits)——
common
6-
(one
Investment
common
Paoer
preferred
American
6-15
6-16
$25c
25c
held)
share
(quar.)
Gas,
■
7- 2
$25c
preferred
Oil
6-
75c
preferred ,(.quar.)__"
Ohio
5-18
9
1
(quar.)___
(stock
preferred
preferred
5%
5-31
6-
35c
Power <fc Light Co.—
Ohio
5-18
6
40c
82'Ac
common..
v——
(quar.)
Gas
Ohio
5-18
6
6-27
A
each
net
:
1
*
7- 2
—
(s-a)
Insurance
7-lb
7-
2
25c
5-16
5-
9
50c
5-10
5-
1
5-18
12V2c
6-8
5-31
$1.25
o-ji
7
6-28
30c
common..—
common
preferred
25c
$1.06'A
0-
75c
Fibres.
Continental
Northwestern
common
1
75c
*
30c
Corp.,
Vulcanized
preferred
Northern
>
5-18
6-27
(quar.),—
class A
securities
Fire
Niagara Mohawk
North
(Fort
45c
class
4.10%
5-15
1
6-
50c
8c
(quar.)—1
from
Union
Jersey
Noranda
6-
5-14
5-
$1.25
3.90%
5-15
5-17
5-15
common
3.60%
5-15
5-31
6-11
—
!______!
common (quar.)
3.40%
5-15
6-
25c
5-25
P- 1
—$2
from
(2c
2c
Britain
4.05%
1
8
5-14
__
Co.
&
stock
Cylinder
New
5-10
50c
$1.25
--
(quar.)_—
Ward
Preferred
4%
5-11
6-
6- 4
Tool
Nekoosa-Edwards
3
5-31
6-15
20c
!
dividend
New
5-18
50c
*
Nebraska
5-11
45c
Quarterly
National
1
50c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, class B
5-18
5-11
6-
50c
(quar.)__
Y.)
common
Ltd.,
preferred
National
4-15
1
12'^C
(N.
4%%
8
5-16
6-
50c
!
I
:___
4'A%
5-18
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light,
(quar.)
Pipe Line,
Container
National
1
5- 1
6-
30c
By-Products
Stock
11-26
5-15
—
30c
'
___:
&
Automotive
National
5-21
$10c
<quar.)_„
4-27
(monthly)
preferred
National
50c
preferred
5-8
(quar.)__
com.
and
National
6-13
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Electrochemical,
'
3%c
Trust
come
$1.25
(quar.)
5-11
di¬
(quar.)__!
Machine
5'A%
Mutual
5-18
"
Wayne,
Power
of
5-10
15C
Co.
5-25
100%
a
(quar.)
Rubber
5-25
$1.25
Telegraph
*
"
(quar.)
(Robert),
6-15
12'Ac
Mfg.
&
•.
5
IOC
common——
Telephone
5-
20c
(quar.)
a
on
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)
5-31
10c
preferred
1
5-31
meet¬
declare
Containeis, Ltd.,
share
this
(s-a)
1
8-
6-11
(increased)—.—
Corp.
Montgomery
25c
common
5-
8-15
B
Modern
30c
preference
4-14^
5-15
7'Ac
(fcuar.)
preferred
Mitchell
(quar.)—
preferred
5-1
'
"
/quar.)
preferred
4-27
Co.____
Co.,
$22'Ac
7V2c
26
r
Laboratories
5-14
6-11
,
Jones
4-23
1
25c
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator,
5-31
2
—
Glass
1
_1
preferred
25c
pfd.
4-23
5-
:
7-
(quar.)
3.90%
5-18
$1.75
'
1
1
Products,
preferred (quar.)
5- 2
.
Light,
to
Steel
20c
(quar.)
5-16
.5-
*
special
a
(quar.)
Copper Co.
15c
(quar.)
common
1
6-11
$1.75
Extra
redemption
(quar.)—.
Co.
(quar.)—.
Electric
Textile
5%
preferred
Harris-Seybold
proposal
5-15
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Mines, Inc
6-
!
15c
dividend.
Electric
25c
common
5-16
'
June
on
1
Miles
<quar.)_
RR.,
held
be
McGraw
8%
(quar.)
Ohio
1
Co.—
at
Messenger Corp.
90c
common
vote
Merchants Fire Assurance
convertible, pre¬
preferred
Interstate Gas,
will
Corp.
Midland
,—
Brick
6-
l"*c
50c
5-15
50c
Indemnity
File
$12'Ac
$1.25
6-15
Miami
Knight..,—
American
5-16
$1.25
5-21
6-
25c
:
(quar.)
1
(accum.)
1
15c
Co.
6-
$51c
preferred
Co. (quar.)
McCord Corp.,
commoh
Class
plus
9
$50c
pfd. (Initiali
1_
(increased quar.):.—
Co.,
Missouri-Kansas
share
9
5-
conv.
Electric
$1.12'/a
per
5-
1
(quar.)_
6-30
$50
—
stock
^
$33.75
at
1
6-
-
—"
Maytag
50c
for
9
6-
60c
(quar.)i___l__
5%
6%
Shirt
rectors'
6-14
;
called
issue
5-
(quar.)__r__iii_:_i____*_
RR.,
Co.,
to
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.
1
45c
10c
$6.25
&
Central
ing
'
!_
surplus)—'
Power
System
Stockholders
(quar.)
•
5-15
5-10
6-
Extra
(quar.)——_—-—
name
of Georgia-Pa-
Co.
1
5-25
60c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5-
56c
«fe Co.—
earned
31
Carrier
5-
Brewing, 60c preferred (quar.)
May
preferred
5-15
.
$1.06'A
new
Plywood
f-
15c
10c
(quar.Iiii_____i_ii_i
Lawrence
5-15
—
Rubber
or-
(quar.
Macmlllan
pfd. (entire issue called
July 1 at $103 per share
(entire
St.
4'A%
6-
$1
(quar.)
&
The
cash
____._____.i__
Aircraft
non-cumulative
Lower
4V«%
Above
preferred
Baltimore; Hotel (quar. f—
$1.15
rdflemp. on
this dividend)
in
Quarterly
Lyons Metal Products (quar.
2nd
Lord
$1.10
class A
.
10c
5-19
62 Vac
(increa^eu)
Ltd.,
5-18
•
?5c
9
2%
(Canada)
6-20
5
,
(quar.
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd., common....
New $1.50 1st preferred (initial)
""
(quar.)
——
3
6-
(quar.)
$1.18%
(quar.)—
7-
50c
(quar.)
5-15
17 VaC
quar.)_„_
quar.)_________
5-10
.
A
6-
$1
com.
plus,,
gains.
paid
25c
(quar.)—
5-7
1
•;
Lockheed
((quar.)-—
(quar.)_:___„_____-
5-15
/
capital
be
may
Lindsay Chemical (quar.)
Loblaw Cos., participating
General
Hilton
long-term
stock
1
1
6-
15c
payment
6-4
6-1
25c
preferred
20c
'
6-8
$10c
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar;)____.:;
10c
America
C6rp. (quar.)l_—1——
General Builders Supply, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
General Plywood, 5% preferred (quar.)_^.—
(A.
Co.
6-15
7
5-15
6-
20c
(quar.)
Inc.
75c
(quar.)—
Foster-Wheeler Corp. (s-a)——
Freimdn
(A. J.) Ltd.
(extra)____„
cific
D.)
25c
B
$1.75
'
—
(initial)——
1
3%
(stock div.t——
(quar.)__—
6-
$1
(quar.)
'
2
15c
insurance Stock Fund, Inc.—
special of 5c from regular income
$50c
dividend
5-25
5-18
6-22
75c
;
Cincinnati
B
_
—
Corp.
5-17
$2
-
.
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago Corp., $3 preference (quar.)
1
15c
30c <
(quar.)—
(quar.
6-
(H.
20c
<quar.)__
dividend
Mineral
Herff
<
1
7-
(quar.)__
Ltd.
G.),
5-11
'
Heat-Timer
_
7-
$1.50
Mines,
(R.
5-
s-a)__
prior preferred
Hartford
....
?8VaC
(quar.)
Gold
Toumeau
1
(s-a)_:__:
common
Harshaw
-
$3.50
Champagne
1
21c
com.
*17c
preferred (quar.)
Mart, Inc. (Increased
Hecla
Champion Valve Manufacturing, pfd. (s-a)__
&
1
"
2-for-l
:
-,
'
Wines
6-
40c
preferred
5%
.
director's—
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)________
6-
I
Power
Handy
6-11
the annual meet-'
at
vote
5-10
1
(Calif.),
17c
'
proposal
preferred
$10c
Ltd.
Corp., 4% preferred
preferred (quar.)
J
preferred (quar.)
$5
,
1
7-
(quar,).._.
com.
prior preferred
(quar.)______
25c
:_____
(M.
Florida
Haile
4
6-
■
$1.12'A
——
Industries,
Press
Creamery
Salle
A
Mortgage Association—:
preferred
Gulf,
5-10
5-15
—
Oil
convertible
1.12'A
*
Monthly
60c
6-15
50c
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)——__
Champion Paper & -Fibre— - —v
(quar. vs.—1__:——
(quar.)__
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
$4.50
*
-
~
,
Mines
,
_
37'Ac
'(quar.)__
Security
6-15
6-
15c
20c
____
:
Fishman
6-29
50c
*
Gult
6-15
$1.19
—
7-
20c
Kendall
La
L__________
J
'
National
6-8
Kearney & Trecker
-17c
Glass
2
5-25
■"
Industries
(quar.)
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—
7
6-11
$1.25
2
4 25
60c
_—_
6%
(quar.r_u.
(quar.)__._______^
(quar.)___
Co.
Knudsen
Gregory
Service—
4.65%
Co.
6-18
30c
preferred
Klngsport
Extra
6-18
6-30
25c
(quar.)
4.75 %•
Belt
6-30
6-8
(quar.i__
8
'
(quar.)
:
Graniteville
$1.23
—
8-15
7-2
common
1
1st
'
common
;
Graton
;____—
1
6-
,
time.)
Association—
Sugar
on
6-15
9-
30c
"
'
on
preferred
(quar.)__
(The) (see The Fair)
*
ferred
5-21
5-15
$1.08%
6-
$1.25
—
dividend)
6-11
8-15
1
5-
$1.50
—
(quar.)
common
Gas,
5-15
6-30
1
6-
Light,
5-
Great
(quar. )__l
(quar.)
*
Class
1-
9-
54%c
45c "
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Graham-Paige
Corp.,
5%
on
Wire
preferred
preferred
Clark
$1.06'A
&
1
Green
—
Central
4%
(quar.)
Power
6-
4Vu%
Co.—
preferred (quar.)________!_
preferred (quar.)
4'A'% preferred (quar.)
Chrysler
preferred
4'A%
Gorham
payment at. this time)
Illinois
4.92%
Chance
4'A%
5-25
Life
5-28
25c
(Directors took
4%
v
5-25
$1.05
,
(qitar.)__
preferred
Lee
1
6-
50c
(quar.)
Plywood -(quar.)
I.) Co.
common
$.4.50
Kansas
6-15
$1.12'/a
(quar.)__
(initial)
Lear, Inc. (s-a)__
6-11
$1.12'A
pfd. (quar.)
8-15
6-15
4.35%
5-23
(Frcrn
5-28
.9-1
5
5-15
Goebel
5-15
8-16
5-
preferred
preferred
5-25
r
6
1
5-15
(quar.)
Gianninl (G. M.)
5-25
10c
Carson, Pirie. Scott & Co., 4'A%
Chain
8
40c
.__
6-
6-
10c
(quar.)
6-20
40c
Co.
9-
$1
;
4.35%
9
Note:
5-31
1
8-15
2jc
Georgia Pacific Corp.
5-31
7-
6-
9-1
12'Ac
Corp,
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Capwell
(quar.)_—
General Time,
1
7-
$31'Ac
6-20
95c
4.20%
1
6-
for
*$37'Ac
(quar.)
7
50c
(quar.)
1
6-15
$2.25
1
5-
6-
6-15
General
/ 6-
4
5-11
(Greens¬
6-
Le
5-31
3
5-
6-22
Lamaque
6-30
7-
5-15
7-13
Laclede Steel
5-22
'
5-4
5c
6-12
6-15
plus
$$1.10
6-15
5-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
$$3.50
$37VaC
6-15
2
75c
9-15
5-22
Ltd.—
—
,
6-15
2
7-
25c
Insurance
preferred
(qukr.)
4'/a%
preferred
(quar.)__j;___
1
6- 1
,
Life
4%
2
6
6-
2
7-
7'Ac
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5%
preferred (quar.).,
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
5-25
7-
60c
C.)
2
7-30
$1.25
(s-a)__
*
4-30
!-
35c
^
__.——_
Standard
N.
7-
Class
1
V 6-15
-
Machine, Ltd., class A——
Canadian-Ingersoll-Rand,
Ltd.
(quar.)
4.15%
5-17
6-20
$1.25
'
Canadian
Central
5-15
5-21
7-2
(quar,)
(quar.)______.
City Power & Light, com.
3.80%
preferred Mquaf.)_
"
(quar.)
convertible
(J.
boro,
5-15
,•
Engraving Co.
7-
Ford
*
,.
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)—
Case
Jefferson
1
*
1
Kansas
5-31
General
- -
Canada
Carlisle
5-id
Oilier
10-
Stock
a
r
^
Foundries
*
$1.25
*6-
3
7-
i—«
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%. pfd.
.Class
at
_j__—^
Company, common
preferred (quar.).,____—___-
Canada
3
7-
—
80c
i___—__
stock
a
7-
$53c
Buckeye Pipe Line
$5
6-1
,
25c
43/«%
2
$63c
preferred (quar.)
Budd
7-
$56c
l
Falls——
5-14
t$l
to be held oh June 5.
1
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., common
Hill
■
&
25c
Stock
;______
(quar.)_
propose
1
7-13
$$1.19
meeting
Buck
93 %c
i-
(quar.)
may
6-
40c
-
(quar.)_I_i__-—
preferred
$5
«
-
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)!
Shoe
Jahn
lbc
(quar.)
4.75%
*
(quar.)
4'A%
Directors
5
5-25
6-
Gas
7'Ac
4.40%
(increased)___
common
4-l4%
Brown
Jacksonville
$62 VaC
4.60%
proposed
a
Electric, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%
20
Columbia
4%%
5
7'Ac
$4
25%- stock dividend.
a
Bristol-Myers Co.,
3%%
preferred
British
June
on
payment of
7-
-
Safe Deposit & Trust Co.— ~
Stockholders will vote at a special meeting
be
7-15
7-
5-15
4
Power—
&
(increased)
pari.
Flintkote
Boston
to
5c
6-11
5-25
1
•
(quar.)
7-15
5-15
9
6-
Ltd.—
(quar.)__^
preferred
'
1
'
Bliss
preierred
4.30%
—-
(quar.)_____
Co.
Flagg-Utlca, 5%
Co.1
4.80%
5-23
40c
5-31
6-
5c
(quar.)
Light
par)
First
5-16
6-
v-
(quar.)
6-15
6-18
preferred
Electric,
$2
Monthly
6-15
30c
preferred
6-29
Monthly v—
-5-21
1
35c
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
4.25%
1
14c
25c
30c
Extra
5-21
f
Common
5'/a7/
Iowa
$2
Federal
■
5-18
Telephone—
and
Federal
5-18
$1.05
8
5-15
Ltd.—
Farm
-
5-18
.
5-
1
5%'
Metallurgical (quar.)
Equipment Acceptance-:——
Farrington Mfg., 5V2% preferred (quar.J_—
6-20
6-1
Hills
4.20%
'
25c
1
35c
__
4
6-
Fansteel
1
$1.12 Va
iquar.)__,_
(quar.)
6-
7-
$1.75
(quar.)____
i.
4%%
1
5-1
2
1
15c
6-
12'/2c
4x/%%
*
7-
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanfoid
6-
5
5-15
-
•
6-
v
5-18
$37'/2c
(quar.)
53%c
3UC
Continental
and
Extra
7-
Corp.,
A
Falconbrldg.e Nickel
7-
1
37'/2c
1
Iowa
6-15
6-
:
5-
par
Fajardo
20
each
5-5
6-30
34%c
Building Credits,
Increased
5-15
par
Fair
-
5-11
5-15
(quar.)___
25c
no
Equitable
Automatic
for
held)
Bethlehem
Black
5-10
5-11
1
$25c
Resistance
(both
Emporium
5-17
5-11
1
Inc.—
1
(quar.)
preferred
Electiolux
1
6-
Boston,
no
Ecuadorian
5-24
5%*
of
(both
5-15
„
5-15
-50c
Interprovincial
Fund
5-
•
common
Mills,
Racing
5-31
1
-6-22
-
8
5-14
a
Corp.,
5-2
5-30
3%
(special stock div.
dividend
Washer
Bibb
'
div.L
6-
1
Income
Common
5-15
1
6-
r
1
6-
participating preferred
conv.
5-15
(quar.)
Co.
1
6-
15c
Co.,
preierence ,A
'
Corp.
Stock
Bemis
6-
$1.25
Instruments, Inct (stock
Mfg. (increased quar.)
Bellanca
.
37'Ac
-
Beckman
Belden
.
._
(quar.)
common
B
Eastern
"
Bayuk
A.)
Plcher
$1
.___
7-
$1.50
Common
5-11
1
„
Shippers Insurance (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
International
I increased
(Directors omitted payment
1
8
—
5% preferred (quar.)—j
Eastern Mass. Street Railway—
5-18
6-11
.
6-
6-
15c
Hosiery
Eastern
.
1
(increased)
preferred
Eagle
5-11
6-11
50c
;____
6%
5-14
.
7-
Co.
(C.
66-
$30c
75c
—.
Investments,
preierred
Duriron
4-20
10c
:
31V»c
>
5-11
35%c
Quarterly from net Investment income
Inur.iauonai oigar Machinery (quar.;
quar.)__—
Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc.
3Gc preferred A
(quar.)
Class
4-30
5-10
45c
._
(quar.)__
6-11
50%
(quar.)
5-11
(quar.)
5-15
■
Industries
Durham
4
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
^
Dresser
Dunham
1
6-
.
Spring
Corp.
-
5-
6-
Waters, Inc. (Caiix.)
(stock div.)
Construction
Associated
8-21
6-25
,
Puritas
&
Art Metal
35c
_______
A.
Ltd.
b-25
9c
_I
Chemical
Dow
,
5%
$2.50 preferred
Steel
Armco
1
5-15
$1.75
__
Co., $3 partic. pfd.
Corp. (quar.)__
Oil
5-18
Sanitary—
Farms
Argo
25c
(quar.)
Standard
9-
$1.12 Va
$1.12Va
___;
Construction
&
U. S.
5-11.
1
'
50c
(quar.)
Flo-Glaze Paints,
1
(quar.)
Pepper Co.
1
6-
Co.
6-15
—
5%
preference
(quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
50c
American
•
Drewrys, Ltd.
Cement
6-
35'Ac
(quar.)
6-
cofnmon__i_^.__v
preierred
Peanut
50c
——.
1
25c
Laundry Machinery
(quar.)____
Machine & Foundry (quar.)
American Metal Co., Ltd., new com. (initial)
Car
1
American
Imperial
(Tom)
5-18
; 6- 1
' 6-11
31'Ac
_
5-14
.___
5-18 '
$$1.25
(quar.)
5-10
(quar.)__:
Dominion-Scottish
American
Ideal
5-15
$1.75
1
50c
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)
6-
8
5-15
6-15
B
$1.75
(stock dividend)
Aluminum,
36c
..
6-15
preferred
preferred
25c
(quar.)
5-18
6-9
6-
/
32c
5.12%
5.70%
25c
5-10
8
6-
preierred
6-
6-11
30c
30c
class
1
Motor
T
Club
Huston
'
Dixie
5-25
(quar.)__.
preferred
&
Diamond
Diners'
1
5-22
1
■
:
:
7%
Y.)
(N.
6-15
6-
(quar.)
Lines, Inc.
Supply
split of
.
common
convertible
American
Air
1.
$1.25
common
(quar.)
1
6-
b-i.5
6-
5-31
—
$1.02
4-30
5-31
6-:9
25c
(quar.)_
Extra
81'Ac
2-for-l
a
6-
$4 piior pid.
inc.,
5-31
30c
(quar.)
'
35c
Mthlng & Smelting Co., Ltd.__
Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
$1.41
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)—
35c
(s-a)_—
Inc., $2 pfd.
(quar.)__;
Sons,
Glassine
(quar.)
Bay
loc
—-
preferred
5%
Co.,
Power
24C
Cork & Seal Co.,
Mfg.
Hudson
25c
—
Natural Gas—
Crampton
5-25
5c
(quar.)
shares effective June
com.
5-18
—.■
(quar.)
;
__
7-13 *
1
50c
(quar.)__,
Stockholders approved
American
6-1
(quar.)
6-12
8-
$1.31'A
com.
iquar.)
(Chicago)
15c
.
Mfg.,
5-18
—*
(quar.)__=~_
Assurance
50c
_
Express'
Allis-Chaimers
1
&
■
5-10
6-
Lighting
2oc
(Me.)
5%
Inc.-—
(quar.)
5-25
25c
Continental Casualty (Chicago) (quar.)._—
Continental Telephone, common (quar.) —
Payable of Rec.
27 Vac
Adams
Holder«
$12'Ac
com.
Howard Stores Corp., common (quar.i______
25c
4% %' preferred
(quar.)—-—.—$1.C6'A
$37 Vac
(quar.)-
Consumers
Continental
Company
Acme
Co.
Consumers
payment date.
Per
5-iti
5-16
6-
25c
Consolidated Paper
Share
1.
6-
30c
we
1,
1
1
20c i
-
of Company
Houston
6-
20c
preferred
Name
5-15
35c
Colorado Milling & Elevator (quar.)
Cone Mills Corp., common (quar.)__
When
HolAer$
Payable of Bee.
Per
...
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
(quar.)_r—_•—Connelly Containers, 40c preferred—
follow with
we
Name of Company
'4%
an¬
show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name of
Holder*
_
*
—
,
(quar.)——-r—
40c
6" 9
5-15
5-15
5-11
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2188)
12
V
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
'4%'%
Inc. (quar.)~~—r—■"
Peter Paul,
,,
'r,
.
6-
66-
12 /ac
preferred
Potash
Price
(quar.)
Ltd.
&
Bros.
Public
America
of
Co.
Co.
$1.37/2
5L75
+^«c
^5C
——-
(quar.)
+$2
5Qc
3Vi%
0«C
4.16%
W
preferred (quar.)
--preferred (quar.)_„
—....
preferred (quar,)__r
4.32%
preferred (quar,)
Randall Graphite Bearings, Inc.—
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)——,
4.20%
6
1
5-11
5-11
1
$1.00
f
27c
»c
1
-
/
7"
5-15
5-1
2,
5-
6-1
1
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
1
6-
6-
6-
5-15
5-15
6-
5-15
5-23
_
Class
A
Rockwell
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)——
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)
Sabine
Royalty
(s-a)
—
dividend
Stock
Roebuck & Co.
Sears,
Selected
Risks
Aircraft
6-15
5-18
6-11
6-
1
$1
6-15
6-
5
6-30
6-15
6-
5-15
Serrick
Corp.,
Class
B
(quar.).
Stock
dividend
——
Ehawinigan Water & Power Co.—
,4%
preferred A
(quar.),;
4J/2 % preferred B (quar.),
.
Ehealfer
(W.
Pen
A.)
Class
}
B
Simon
—-
(quar.)——
Ltd.,
Sons,
&
(W.
Snap-On
Tools
5-25
Solventol
(stock
Spring
Southwest
6%
Oil
Chemical
Southern
Products,.—_
Bed
Natural
preferred
$1.32
5c
(quai.)
Gas,
'
*■
4%
2
7-
2
*
5-25
*
6-
$3.75
5-
8
3Va%
5-
6
preferred
Telephone,
5-
6-12
5-25
American
Can
6-18
5-7
American
Chain
5-16
4-30
American Encaustic
5-
6-15
1
5
776-
5-10
6-
5-10
3%%
preferred
Standard
Oil
Fuel
Statler
Hotels
Stedman
Stifel
5-16
American
5-21
8tock
(J.
L.)
Stowell
Screw,
6-29
6-11
5-14
*
•
(s-a)
_
*
6-11
5-21
6-
1
5-15
New
7-
2
6-15
5-10
30c
6-
433/4C
8
5-
2
5-25
6-29
[
3.65%
Bros.,
6-
1
i35c
7-
2
6-15
50c
6-
1
5-15
:
The
Fair
Tide
Title
Roller
&
Corp.
Toronto
Elevators,
Townsend
Transue
istock
dividend),
<N.
(quar.),,
(Directors
this
3
5-25
5-10
Ltd
5-
5-15
U.
S.
1
5-18
5-24
5-10
6-11
5-14
25c
6-
8
5-11
30c
6-
2
5-16
53 %c
6-2
5-16
20c
1_
5-15
(from
income)
net
4
4
Co
Canada
Southern
Tick
preferred
Mines,
Ltd
4
Hot
Lines,
Ltd
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
New
(s-a
5-15
5-
5-
5-11
•
6-
75c
*
5-31
5
5-
Bullock
Bunker
4
5-
Name
8-1
/8-
(s-a)_
5-
4
-
172 Vic
.6-
1
(inc.
5-15
6-11
5-25
7-
3
6-
1
6-11
5-
3
25c
5-15
5-
1
95c
7-
1
6-18
$1.10
Ltd.
Co.,
Stores
(quar.)__-
1
4-10
6-15
6-
1
5-
1
$L10
6-
1
125c
quar.)_
(quar.),
—
Gas, $3.80 pfd.
(quar.)—
25c
15c
5-10
1
5-15
'
5-
6-
1
1
3J/2%
*
4%
5-15
6-
(quar.),
5-15
1
Co.
Machine
(quar.)—
& Sullivan Mining & Concen¬
Co. (quar.)
changed to Bunker Hill Co. effective
27.
preferred
preferred
6-4
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
20c
5-29
5-15
6-26
5-29
Bush
Terminal
Co.
7-
6-27
Bush
Terminal
30C
6-29
6-18
6-
9
5-11
20c
6-
1
4-30
P.)
Sons
&
Calgary Power
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
4.40%
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-
5-31
5-15
-
preferred
(quar.)
62 V2 c
$4.35
preferred
(quar.)
$1.08%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5-
4
$1.12 »/2
6-
1
5-
4
(final)
i
4
2J/4d
5-15
3-23
(quar.)——
*15c
7-30
10-30
7»/2C
;—
6-15
5-31
33c
5-15
4-27
2%
5-
7- •
10-
•
—
(quar.)
7
4-13
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-
25C
(increased)
Co,
12V2C
35c
5-15
5-
t50c
Power,
Packing
Corp.
7-16
7
7
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
17^c
45c
5-15
4-30
(quar.)
17'/ic
5-16
4-27
com.
Telephone
6-
1
5-
4
California Water Service Co.—
preferred C
1
5.30%
conv.
6-15
5-31
5.28%
conv.
6-15
5-31
5.20%
7-
2
6-15
30c
6-
1
5-
7
6-15
5-
7
5.36%
5.20%
93 %c
6-
dividend)
(stock
Interstate
31c
Service
4
$1.05
-
,—
(quar.)
$1.25 pfd.
California
$1.16V4
Public
Commissions)
4
5-
(initial)
Electric
5%
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co,, com. (quar.),,
Stock divid.
(Subject to approval of the
55-
1
(quar.)
Cement
California
59c
(quar.)
1
1
6-
115c
Burry Biscuit Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
66-
$1
deposit.receipts ordinary
Ltd. (quar.)—i
Quarterly
Burroughs (J.
Calaveras
9
25c
Burns & Co.,
Bros,
4-
*
Buildings
6
American
5-10
—1—'
preferred (quar.)
Burma Mines, Ltd.—
6-15
$2.25
1
8IV2C
,
—
:
(quar.)_,_
25c
(quar.)
5-10
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
4Vi%
"
5-15
6-
J
prefererd
4.20%
'
5-25
9c
—:
6-.1
"v
5c
(quar. fr. net Investment
31 Vic
^
25c
(quar.)_;?
(quar.)
31 Vic
.
—
—_—
Burlington Industries,
5-25
6-
Sharpe
&
March
'
60c
34 %c
-
4-10
•
4
Tobacco—
California
(quar.)___
5-15
-
Hill
trating
preferred
5-23
150c
Ltd
30c
Oil
income)
$2.36
6-2
112 V2C
(quar.)
Fund, Ltd.
5-15
$1.50
1
5-11
4
30c
quar.)
common
1
6-
■
:
5-15
1
preferred
5-15
•
1
6-
4.65%
-
6-
125c
1
$1.06y4
Armstrong Cork,
$3.75 preferred
68%C
_______
_____—
6-
1
6-18
1
per
dividend)
A
6-
issue
$42
Ltd
(Charles)
1
5-15
at
12-14
6-15
6-
5-
2
this
(entire
15
9-14
12-28
$3
(s-a)
30c
5-
5
May
pfd.
9-28
-
Mfg.
1
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
&
Die
1
6-
4-30
6-15
5-18
6-
37Vic
6-13
6-29
5-18
Butler
Missouri
2
5-28
$1.25
5-
6-
and
7-
r
9
1
25c
Arkansas
5-
1
27 tic
1
1
87Vic
<quar.)____
4-20
6-
1
(quar.)
5-
1
5-21
6-
preferred
5-18
5c
6-
$1.10
1
5-21
6-
25c
Buell
9
5-24
'•
5-21
6-15
25c
Arizona
5-15
4-25
6-11
<quar.)_______
5-18
6-
5-16
6-11
50c
'
pfd.
preferred
on
preferred B
5-15
15C
(quar.)
Springs
4.40%
5-15
4r.
6-15
50c
preferred
5%
$2.75
Taunton
Brown Co.
1
12Vic
6-30
*■
8
$1.25
American
Brown
..
(s-a)
common
6-16
.
4-19
-Bruning
Oil—
Service,
5-28
6-30
5.08%
Camden
27V2c
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
conv.
pfd.
series
series
G
F
Ltd
4-30
5-15
4-30
33 Vic
—
(s-a)_
4-30
5-15
4-30
32 Vic
Co.
5-15
32 Vic
(auar.)
(quar.)
pfd. series I (quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines,
4-30
5-15
33c
(quar.)
Burlington County Ry.
5-15
33 Vic
pfd. series D (quar.)
pfd. series E (quar.)
pfd. series H
&
•
£
5-25
5-
6-15
.
5-23
6-
Public
6-11
5-11
10c
—
■_
preference
6-11
30c
r
6-18
5-25
5-31
1
5-24
9-18
22 Vic
$5
7
6-
—
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
6-20
$1
common
common
5-
2
5-31
1
1
t2Vic
;
plus
Brockton
6-15
30c
Ltd.,
6-1
7-
-
6-
1
Argus
Corp.,
4-25
1
9-10
,i-5%.'
(Initial
6-15
5-15
6-
12-10
1
dividend
common
2
7-
9-20
37 Vic
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
6-12
7-
10-
12-20
-_-_s
prior preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
American Writing Paper (quar.)
Anderson-Prlchard
5-31
5-18
1$1.12 Vi
$1.25
(quar.)
Zinc, Lead & Smelting
Inc.,
Broadway-Hale
6-15
21/2%
5%
American
9-10
"
5-7
6-15
7Vi %
12-10
6-29
$1.25
25c
Glass,
1
1
t% 1.12V4
$1.25
:
(quar.)
American Window
'
6*6j
r
.
5-18.
lie
British-American
(Indianapolis)—
(quar.)
1
5-18
25c
(increased i;_
9
6-29
$1,
;
Foundries
1
6-.1
.
$2
.
Bristol Brass
—
Water Works, common
preferred
(quar.)-,
Stock
6-
6-29
25c
American Tobacco
6-
25c
(quar.)
3*/2%
RR.,
redeemed
Co.,
22Vic
I,"
A
Oil
Insurance
25c
2
5-15
6-
50c
preferred
$2.90
5-10
,9-28
1
V'
Brown Rubber Co.
(quar.)
American Steel
6%
4-25
12-28
25c
5-
1
6-15
i
6-11
50c
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power,
Bridge & Tank (Canada); Ltd.—
1
6-29
25c
$2.50
Transit
Cliernical
(initial quar.)_^.^
(initial quar.)
?
4Vi%
Chemical—
Anheuser-Busch
7C
(quar.)
(s-a)
Oil
Wyoming Consol
Virginia
5-
Invest¬
,
Insurance
convertible
Upper
Utica
4
55-
Winding Co.—
Utah
Utah
5-
5-15
5-15
$1.50
Casualty Co., 45c conv. pfd. is-all—
Pictures, 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
90c
6-
$i.06Vi
(quar.)
—!
Pacific
A
&
States
B
6-
5-11
2 Vic
Pulley
(quar.)
s,;
Seal-Kap (Del.) (stock dividend)
American Seating (quar.)
American Smelting
& Refining,,,,
A
6-15
5-18
.
3
5-15
.6.
25c
(from investment income).
preferred
British
50%
4
6-11
4V2%
—
dividend)(initial)
American
25c
(quar.)
Universal
Universal
7
30c
Forging
(quar.),-
Funds, Inc.—
United
Science
Fund
United
9
5-25
5-31
United
ment
Texas)
American
5-19
6-
30c
10c
Inc.
(Galv.
7-
17 V2C
(North Carolina)
Bowes
10%
Insur.
5-
75c
Brantford Cordage Ltd.,-class
Class B
5-21
ri
6-15
-
7- 3
,
$1.18%
1_
common
5-17
5-21
5-31
2
1
15c
5-10
1
7-
'$1.75
4-30
6-
6-15
6-
135c
l___
6-10
;
(
,4-20
*
i,
6-15
50c
-
-
25c
,
5-15
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
20c
Extra
preferred
pfd
7
1
5-
125c
;
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber, 6%
6-30
'
50C
8-31
5
6-
5-10
65C
Cement, common
11-30
7-
5-21
5-31
$1.18%
9-15
,6-20
45c
180c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
■
8-27
6-30
175c
,,
;
Brass
&
Maine
5%
"
(quar.)
Class
&
5-14
9-17.
62 Vic
Fund
Boston
30c
(quar.)_—
5-14
Boston
6-1
6-15
$1
'
f
9-28
$1.06 Vi
12-15
/
preferred
5J/2 %
1
(quar.)
Williams Steel
Insurance
i
;
preferred
6-25
Borg-Warner
5
share
6-29
60c
5-11
30c
(Texas)
preferred
5%
6-22
25c
-*
non-cumulative
American
5-25
be
7-13
12-31
•'
(quar.)__
5c
non-cumulative
4-20
6-15
15c
50c
(quar.)
5%
5-25
4-19
to
5-15
4-30
.
25c
Corp.
Bourjois,
V
6-f
1
5-15
*
Borden Co.
5-31
,6-
$1
(quar.i
20c
^
non-cumulative
5-31
5-15
2'/icJ
preferred
7
4-23
6-15
1
6-15
^
5c
Co.
Aluminum
5%
5%
6-15
5-21'.
,
-
Mutual Fund—
Bohn
(Orlando)—
1
6-15
60c
(From net investment income)
40c
;
!
American President
4-30
Blue Ridge
8
7-
-
25C
4-26
6-
\
{
'10-15
v
Quarterly
5-10
6-
6-
6- 9
■,
1-15-57
quar.)__
Trust & Savings
(Increased)
:
:
^
Blue Ridge Insurance
5-15
-
r
$1.50
(quar.)
50c
*-
,'
■
'
1
6¥
$1.50
;
(quar.
Tobacco,
1
%
6-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Boeing Airplane
Special
45c
1
13c
;
(quar.)
preferred
Bondsfcock
(monthly),
Ltd
(quar.)
Electric
Bros.
6%
-
common
$4
Bloch
5-15
6-
7
$1
.
(resumed
Corp.
(quar.)
r
Bishop Oil
5-15
50%
Potash
class
6-
omitted
Electric, common (quar.t
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Tyler Rubber, common (quar.)
Unilac,
7
5-
6-
time).
Tung-Sol
$4.25
5-
75c
Y.)
Co.
&
Travelers
1
5-31
30c
Mines
at
1
1
2 tic
New
25c
(quar.),
Trust
payment
6-
6-
Co.
Blrcman
from
5%
$5c
91Vic
(quar.;
Silver
common
Oil
4-16
25C
Common
10c
Bearing
Guarantee
Tokheim
Torbrit
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water Associated
Timken
6-15
'
(St.
American
preferred
Mfg.
1
< stock
New
5-10
Inc.—
redeemable
Thatcher Glass
7-
4-30
50C
56r
5%
(quar.)
RR.
Limestone. &
50c
Co., Ltd., 4%%
common
American
6-15
i75c
oidinary
Fund
Thalhimer
933/4C
Common
5c
(from
income)
Texas
5-18
(quar.)_^
Electric
National
Common
8c
Fund
6-10
30c
dividend
American
"
Electronics
4
/
American Meter
10c
(quar.),,
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)—
Syracuse Transit iquar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Television
4
5-
(quar. )2____
Products
American Metal
5-18
25c
—_
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
5-
\
1.
.
(quar.)
Bethlehem
Steel, common
7%
preferred (quar.),,-,
Bingham-Herbrand (quar.)
5-11
3 Vic
1__
5-18
7-15
1
5
(quar.)_
Indemnity
40c
;
Sons
&
Home
15c
(quar.)___
(quar.),
&
Gas
6-11
50c
6-
5-31
Hospital Supply (quar.)_______^__
Stock
5-15
6-
5-15
6-15
15c
preferred
&
'
•v
: 5-18
f
5-28
131 Vic
(quar.
Hathaway
Bessemer
4-30
t57c
dividend
6-25
933/4C
Stlk, Baer & Fuller, common
7%
1st
preferred
5-14
9
6-15
'5-31
6c
(quar.)
,
20c
20%
(quar.)-
(Dela.)
Bros,
6-25
^
62Vic
quar.)
(New Jersey)
Supply
4-28
6-
t25c
American
_
A
Co.
5-10
7-20
t60c
(quar.)/.___
5-18
2V2C"
preferred
Best
\
5-4
6-15
Beryllium Corp.
Quarterly
Semi-annual
dividend
preferred
4%
5
4-25
%
common
43/4%
20c
5-16
effec-
Howell,
Berkshire
6-
5-10 "
.6-1
■
5-15
5-15
4-
.9-15
t4c
S.)
4-27
k
(quarterly
Quarterly
American
(A.
5-11
50c
5 21
1
117 Vic
of'Canada, Ltd.-(quar.),
(quar.)
Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)
75c
Co.
31 %c
Works
1
37'/2c
5-
6-1
25c
•
National
4 Vi %
,
4-29
,
invest-
RR.
Commercial
Iron
&
5-14
;
6-15
-
;
(San Fran.)
50c
/
Casualty
America
8
Tiling (quar.)
6-
5-21
Bell
'
v
preferred
Aroostook
5-17
,87Vic
Cable
&
&
5-15
1
-
5-10
..
t55c
Shoe, common (quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)
Belding Hemingway Co. (quay.)
5-18
{
,
*
93 %c
:r
:
preferred
6-
30c
Corp.
6-
6-
(From
of Qanada
preferred
6-
$1
6-12
-
■
20c
(quar.)
Ohio
&
12 Vic
Quarterly
.
.
5-14
18%c
(quar.)
6%
20c
American
split,
tive May 21, payable on June 18.
Standard Oil (Ohio), com. (Increased
Stock
3%
(quar.),,.
6-
Standard Oil Co. of California-
2-for-l
Co.
American Furniture
25c
i
;
(quar.)r
non-cum.
Beck
8-15
4
4-20
6-12
50c
common
1 Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., class A
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
8 15
2 ;
5-31
..
2qc
.•
American FIre
6-20
7-2
76-
$1.05
$1.15
-5-10
$2.50
,
s.
non-cum.
of
/ *
1
15c
„v' 50c
.
Bathurst Power'&
5-15
/.
Shares
25c
(quar.),
approved
Buslpess
Piano,
75c
Insurance
net Income)
5-25
5-15
.
6r
4-27
50c
r
.11'.
preferred
Bath
.
5-15
1
:
75c
•
'
1
6-
'
(quar.)
5-31
50c
4
6-
Board
American Enka
5-
I
*
Barber-Ellis
4
87 Vic
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc., common
(quar.)
American
8
5-16
1
'6-1
'
Bankers
5-14
-37V2c
(quar.)——
Automobile
Box
5-
5-29
6-
5-18
5-1*
,
'
common—
Association
5-18
5-18
20c
1
(quar.)
25c
Queen Corp., common (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Splndale Mills, common (quar.),
Stockholders
5
(Increased quar.),____
Airlines,
American
33c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__.___
"B"
6-
25c
I '.
,7-
$1
'
5-15
6-
y $1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bank
Ltd.—
(quar.),,.
preferred
Louis)
5-11
10c
Speed
Common
5-18
Petroleum
American
1
5
;;
Co. of America, common
American
5-15
6-11
6-
6-
"
5-14
6-15
45c
»
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
*4%
4-30
4oc
(quar.)
Canada,
preferred
6-11
5-15
4-30
(quar.)_„
preferred
Amerada
1
6%
15c
(increased quar.)_
Cement
preferred
4Vi%
.6%
4-30
4-30
<
'
,
■
com.-(quar.)„___
(s-a)
com.
4%
:
(quar.)
Dye
of
Aluminium, Ltd.
6-*l
7-
RR.,
Co;.,
common
Baltimore
^
Co.
5-15
7
"
&
Co.
Portland
Aluminum
$1.50
28c
common
(quar.)
Southwestern States
State
Alpha
5-25
6-15,i(
(Conn.)
preferred
preferred
Baldwin
1
1
6-15
$1.31 Vi
_a_
(quar.)__
dividend
Bangor &
;
Mills
Aluminium
5-25
'9%%
(annual)—
prior pfd.
(quar.)
Control
5%
20c
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Alloy Cast Steel (increased)/.
4-20
6-15
.Line
Balanced Mutual Fund
5-
$1.12 Vi
'
)-wi-
(quar.
5-14
,6-15
*
$1.50
Merchandise
Class A
6-
1
5-14
4-20
37ViC
Badger Paper Mills,*
/
Bailey Selburn Oil Sc Gas, Ltd.—
10c
6-
5-14
1
Co.
Electric Service
5%
J27Vic
5-18
-
1
6-
1
6-15
25c
$1.25
-
preferred B (quar. )_•„__
Stock
5-15
%
6-
6-15
50%
;
"
Axe-Hough ton Fund, class A.
ment income).
Ayshire Colleries (quar.)
4
6-
4%
5-12
6-15
5-
Allied Stores,
5-25
1
5-25
6-15
..
(accum.)
$1.12Vi
—40c
dividend)—
25%
4Vi%
& J.),
Mobil
Socony
.
1
2
Chemical
Allied
Mfg.,
Sloans
'
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ord.
>
——
(quar.)—
(H.)
Singer
750c
156 Vic
30c
15c
15c
t$1.25
;
(quar )„
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
5%
—
—
.
6-
5-
!,
Payable of Ree.
6-15
-
•
2%
Line
Coast
B/G Foods,
$1
6-25
112 Vic
Holder*
>
20c
Engineering
Allied
4-27
7-
American
Allied
5-18
4-30
(Increased)
(quar.)
non-cum.
^Automatic
:
*
62 Vic
(stock dividend)
Allen (R. C.) Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
6-30
40c
J31 'Ac
25c
30c
22c
25c
(quar.)
All
6-20
5-31
7.
When
~
Share
/
pd. (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.),
5-18
7-10
dividend),
com.
5-10
5-29
6-25
9
dividend
preferred
3.75%
5-25
9
7-
56 Vic
(quar.)
(stock
$1.50 preferred
Auto
.
6- 2
preferred
Refining,
8
7-
25c
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd.,' 5'/2%' pfd, (s-a)^_
Atlas Plywood Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Aunor Gold Mines. Ltd.j.^—
:_4
,
5-10
6-8
;•
*
Per
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
4-27
8
6-29
6-
Radio: (quar.),,
$3.50 prior preferred
5-19
5-15
v
preferred (quar.)
Air. Reduction, .common, (quar.)
4.50% preferred 1951 series (quar.)
Alrfleets, Inc.
(quar.)L
Air-Way Industries (quar.),,
Alabama Gas. Corp., com.
25c
Indemnity (quar.)
class A (quai*.)_
.
5 Vi %
6-15
5
9
'«tlOc
6-30
6-
t- 5 *
,
6-
~25c
::
;
'
Stock
5%
,.5-15,
2-
.
\ 206 j
(quar.)
6-15
1
5-
j
shares
quar.)
quar.)
4Vfe%
&
Atlantic Refining
r
6-12
6-
i
preferred
Common
5-14
25 fo
—
—
Products (quar.)
—!
St. Paul Union Stockyards (quar.)
Scythes & Co.. Ltd., 5%' pfd. (quar.)
Steel
Bafway
10%
-
5-10
J25c
'_55c
J15c
10c
$1
(quar.).
preference
(initial
Construction
Oil
Atlantic
5-25 ;
-.if
5-31
10c
^
capital gains)!:
:
Agnew-ttlirpa88 Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
5-11
1
-v,
'
(payable In class
;
5-25
t20c
3%'
B
Holdert
B
stock
new
(quar.)_
Associated Tel. & Tel., common
Associated Dry Goods; cpmmpn
:
5.25% preferred (quar.)
.6-15
,
give, the dividends announced in previous
we
30c
Riegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)—
,*
$4
preferred
A
(quar.)—
Little & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)—
Robinson
«
5-15
,
8
of
Class
•Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fq Ry.
Athey. Products
6-8
1
6-
and
$4 partic. class A (quar.),,,
5-18*
6-30
10%:*
6-26
0~c
6-
>.
^
net
5-18
—
n
40c
,
Acryvin Corp. of America (stock dividend),
Advisers Fund, Inc. (10c from undistributed
Investment income and 10c from realized
5-15
66-
4
*
5-15
.
6-20
,.12 Vic
,
Vending (quar.)
Industries, common (quar.)
(quar.),
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)_l
5%
5-15
6-15
Oil
1", t$1.37Vi
I,
A C F
1
7-
preferred (s-a)
—
—•—$2.25
Insurance (Texas), com.
(quar.)—
35c
preferred
(quar.)
51
Resistoflex Corp.
(stock dividend)———
Ranch
1
A
(initial
Atlantic Coast
(increased quar.)
Coke
5-15
6-
6
ABC
5-18
4%
6-
6-
25.C *.
(quar.),,,.
Name of Company
5-10
1
6-15
Republic
16c
-
-
5-18
6-
1
10c
v
preceding table.
5-21
6-
6-
6-15
8
A
B
Equipment,
Metal
$5
6-17
62'/2c
r
6-12
1
shs.
(iy2
Class
being given in the
5-11
6-
7-
25c
stock)
Zelgler Coal &
Below
6-
$1.31'/4
—
(stock dividend)
5-15
,
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these
5-11
20c
Rice
Class B
-
1
5-15
/
r
-
4'/a%
.
1
6-22
W.)
.
-
6-
67 Vic
5-10
6-
7-16
6-
(interim i—_
Remington Arms Co., common
$1.12J/2i
Co., Ltd.— -"
K
^
6%
preference
(s-a),
!
Wyandotte Worsted.
Yonkers Raceway, class A (stock dividend),
XF.
class
Aro
r
...
(quar.)_J_
Iron, Co.
class
New
Art
.
dlv.)
sh.
New
Ashland
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Petroleum
Woolworth
5-21
1
preferred
Woodward
5-18
&
*
If
.preferred (s-a 1
Electric
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
Hydro
H.)
(G.
Woodley
r
5-18
1
(quar.)
Bro8.,,5%
5 Vi %
"
Ltd., 4% pfd. (S-a;
of Indiana, com. (quar.)
Co,
Service
6-
6-15
v
^>c
51-fr
—
(s-a)
Development,
.
1
and
(quar.),,,
Sons,,
Wood
•
5-11
.
&
Wisconsin
5-18
-
2
'
——
Wiison
A
l3/i®
i*®
■»
>
(C.)
5-14
the
of
preferred
common
preferred
5-10
1
the stock dividend.
8
5-22
5-18
"*,7-15
J* (f J
preferred class A (quar.)
5Va% prior preference 1st series (quar.)_
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
7%
5J/4%,
1
6-
each
Class
&
com.
Payable of Ret.
outstanding at the present time)
2%
(Geo.), Ltd.* 4Vi%
White-Motor Co.,
6-
40c
Whitney Blake
Wickes Corp. .(quar.j,,,—
5-15
6-
^'^c
-
5%
Placer
„
for
r
25c
—
payment, dates
determined when
be
Whitman
6-
vlv*\
(quar.)—
Weston
<
5- 8
*
(stock
com.
4-30
5-24
Share
Armstrong Rubber, Class A
4-30
5-15
5-15
25c
,
When
Per
Name of Company
-
5-14
$1.75
RR.-_,
and
will
1
6-
(quar.)
Pacific
the I. C„ C„ approves
1
8
6-
.
—
—
5-
1 X
6-20
ir;
(quar ).
dividend
Stock
6-
6-11
7Sr
(quar.)——
Co., common.—
preferred
Steel
6%
Pittsburgh
6-
5-15
»
6-11
—
preferred
5-31
5-
•
<
(quar.)
Supply—
6-12
50c
.
Monday, May 7, 1956
Bolder*
Payable of Rec.
40c
Telephone
record
above
'
inl
—"
5Vi%
Finance,
The
1
5-31
6-29
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
,
quarterly —-——
—pUls'oury Mills, common (quar.),/.
—
\
$4 preferred
(quar.)
—
----pioneer
2
5-
Share
■
—
Auto
Western
1
5-
6-15
.
com.
5-21
6-
Coast
Western
.
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas Co. J quar.)——Gas Service (quar.)—
Co. (increased (quar.)—-—
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
$3.65
preferred
(quar.)
West
5
5-15
—-—
—
5-
6-15
+20C
*
-
4-26
2
5-15
pfaualer
Year-end
7,
5-10
Petrolane
v
7
5-
Company
Co.
(quar.),
Walker-Scott Corp., common <quar.)
7%
non-cumulative
preferred,
Waverly Oil Works
7
5-
.
6-11
,
Phelps Dodge (quar.)
pheoll Manufacturing
5-
l
5-15
Extra
>
1
6-11
■?—r-
:
Walgreen
1
5-
wc
(s-a)_,
--—r
Pacific Life Insurance (quar.),,.;
Paterson Parchment• Paper (quar.
Paton Manufacturing Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)-,——
Pedlow-Nease Chemical (quar.)
—
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)—
—
Pepper (Dr.) (See Dr. Pepper)
Fepperell Manufacturing (quar.)
Perltx Corp., 4Vi% preterred (quar.)--/.----
Name of
7
6-
Building
Orpheum
5-
6-
**•"'
*
(increased quar.)
(Pa.) (quar.)
Republic Insurance
Onondaga Pottery —
1
6-
—
Insurance
Life
Ohio State
Old
6-
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
JJ 02
Ohio Power Co., 4.08%
Holder*
When
Per
8hare
Name of Company
...
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
7-
2
6-15
7-27
6-28
313/4c
75c
t6y4c
V
Volume
183
Number. 5531
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
13
(21
JtLL.
When
Per
Name of Comvann
Canada
J
Cement
$1.30
Share
■
Ltd., common
pref..* (quar.)
(guar.).
$25c
A
4-27
5-15
4-27 i'
5-15
4-27
t50c
6-15
5-15
$29 %e
6-15
5-15"
__
$10c
7-
3
tlOc
10-
1
_
___.
i
^
Canadian-. Fairbanka-Morse
Ltd.
(inc.
Canadian Fund, Inc.
i ment income)
uj
int'l
___.
Canadian.
•:
■'
4% %
5%
Food
Class
B
A
(quar.)__
Class B
(quar.)
Class
A
$13C
B
.
.
(quar.j__
Class
5-31
8-31;
(quar.)___
v.
Central
Deere
Central
Illinois
Central
Louisiana
4.50%
Public
&
pfd.
Aircraft
6-
9
9-20
9-
8
9-20
,9-8
$1.25
12-20
12-
12-20
12-
40c
.
,
6-11
5-1
6-
1
5-15
5-31
4-30
(quar.)_
25C
♦5-15
4-30
Z__
7V2c
6-15
6-
1
35c
5-14
5-
3
$1.12%
_.
(quar.)
/,35c
(quar.)_
(increased).
-
Chase
Manhattan
New
preferred
preferred
5-15
5-
5-15
&
■
$1.50
(quar.).
>
1
7-
-
1
6
Dixie
11-
preferred (entire issue called for
redemption on May 31 at $50 per share
plus this dividend)
'»/
«■«'
10-15
2
Dodge
A
50c
7%
common
preferred
1
6-15
6-
6-:i ;
&
Electric,
(s-a)z
$2.50
7-1
i(quar.)
30c
5-15
pfd.
com.
(quar.)_
'30c
5-18
$1
Controller
(quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
1
6*
25c
5-11
6-15
$4.50
Electric
7-
2
6-20
5-15
4-20
7-
$1.50
Illuminating,
preferred
40c
common
(quar.)-
$1.12%
___
6-
1
7%
guaranteed
4%
87 %c
6-
1
Z_
50c
6-
1
5-10
(Initial quar;)
42 %C
6-U
5-25
25c
6-15
6-
(quar.).
...
special guaranteed :(quar.)_:
5-10
.
,
Colonial
Life
Quarterly
Insurance
Co.
of
z
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
-$3.50 preferred (quar.)
75c
(quar.)_-^._
"•
Colorado
Power,
Common (monthly)
Common
4-19
5-15
6-30
6-29
6-
6-
•
6-14
1
10c
7-
2
8-
1
7-16
4.80%
*
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
Pictures,
Columbian
(Boston)
'
;
:
Insurance
50c
Enterprises,
Combined
Locks
Commercial
Ltd
Paper
Co.,
A
Telephone
(quar.)
6-
Duro-Test,
5%
1
$1
9
6w,
pfd. (quar.)
1
Eason
25c
6-
1
5-10
6-15
65-
6-15
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
,
5-
8
6-15
6-
Co.
(quar.)
__
9-
12-15
6-
(initial
common
Discovery
quar.)
20c
:
Yellowknife
Mines—
}
tlOc
1
12-
E'aton
Consolidated
Diversified
Standard
1
Ltd.,
(s-a)
:
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated
6-30 Z
1
El
5-
common
New
common
Consolidated
50c
class
Class
t$l
(initial
$4.50
Natural
Gas
Theatres,
A
(quar.)
Ltd.—
$4.52
4%
Corp.
(auar.)
Del.)
preferred
5-
1
5-
1
25c
5-23
5-
8
55c
5-21
4-20
7-
2
6-
1
7-
2
6-
1
6-
1
75c
7-
2
5-25
5-10
6-
1
5-21
4-30
4-23
45C
(quar.)
6-15
5-25
7-
6-15
$1
Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.)
93%c
(quar.)
2
$1.13
7-
2
6-15
31 %c
6-
1
5-
prior
8- 1
*1-3
Ltd.,
-
$12V2c
common__
4.40%
1
B
Life
Insurance
(Ont.)
& Varnish, common
preferred (quar.)
(s-a)
$$1.30
8-
1
7-27
(quar.)
25c
6-
1
5-11
75c
6-
1
5-11
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
(quar.)
50c
6-28
6-14
Copeland
(increased)
25C
6-11
5-21
Refrigeration
(quar.)
—
5-11
5-16
5-16
5-28
5-15
6-
5-
50c
6-11
5-21
45c
6-30
6-11
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-15
5-15
.4-20
,
'
5-15
4-20
$10c
5-15
4-16
Co.
6-
6
1
6-
5
59%c
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
53%c
of
name
Pacific
Co.
Western
6-
1
5-15
J.5c
6- 1
5-10
Gold & Stock Telegraph
6-
1
5-10
Goodall
5-23
5-2
5-23
5-
1
Glen-Gety
6%
Shale
■
6-
12'/2c
5-15
Goodyear
Tire
(H.
50c
30c
$15c
(quar.)___x
6-21
5-31
5-15
5-25
6-15
6-
50c
6-30
8%
4-25
6-15
preferred B
preferred A
preferred
8%
;
"
Power
12%c
Water
Union
Co.
Stock
9-27
;
Granite
..
$1.50
25c
6- 1
6-
1
5-11
6-15
'
•
$1.75
5-11
8-
1
Paper
6-25
6-11
9-10
8-17
12-10
11-10
9-10
2-17
6-11
5-18
6-11
5-18
9-10
9-10
8-17
12-10
11-16
$2
12-10
11-10
Hose
5-25
4-30
5-25
6-15
5-24
6-
4
5-21
5-31
(entire
preferred
on
May
5-15
issue
at $50
15
5%
5-15
6- 1
6- 1
5-15
5-15
$1.10
6-
5-15
__
$1.10
6-1
5-15
—
30c
5-18
5-11
Greeley Square
Gross
(quar.)
&
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Great West Coal,
(quar.)-
(liquidating).
Gulf Oil
(in cash or stock)
5c
5-29
5-
1
5-
3
1
5-
3
25c
6-21
5-31
$5
$1.65
7- 2
6-20
Gulf
6-11
5-18
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-13
40c
40c
40c
tl2%c
$2
30c
6-10
9-10
6-
1
9-
1
12-10
12-.1
5-15
4-30
5-15
11-
4-30
1
5-10
4-25
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
(quar.)
Co.
43/4%
A
A
Erlanger Mills,
prior
common
preferred
Products
A
1
6-
1
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
4-27
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
6-
5-10
4-23
87%c
(quar.)"
(quar.)*
preferred
gtd.
4-16
6-
$1.25
12%c
$75c
(quar.)
& Steel, common (quar.)
7%
5-15
$1.183/4
30c
pfd.
(quar.)
RR.,
Telecasting, common
6-11
5-31
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)__
$1.25
(increased quar.)
20c
$1.12%
(quar.)
9912-
1
1
I
8-10
8-10
11-
9
5-25
5-10
1
5-10
6-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
(quar.)—
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)—
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
Hackensack
Co.,
Water
Halle Bros.
Oil
Well
Quarterly
Cementing Co.
'
Hallnor Mines. Ltd
River
Gas
Fanner
&
&
—
Ltd., com
preferred (quar.)
40c
5-28
5-17
5- 1
4-16
6-1
5-9
25c
5-17
5-10
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
6c
Co.
Instrument Corp.
(Del.)
(quar.)
Mfg
Brothers
5-7
4-20
Extra
Traders
Life
Insurance
(quar.)_
5-
7
4-20
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
$3
7-
1
6-15
Hartford
Oil, class A
B
Stock dividend
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
Harris
6-12
preferred
(A.)
& Co.,
Electric
(payable in class A com.)
com.
(quar.)
Refractories,
(quar.)
common
Light
4
5-10
9-10
8-17
7-
1
6-19
5-
1
4-10
I
$60c
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-16
25c
10%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
4-16
5-15
5-
50c
6-
5-21
5
(Del.)—
Hamilton Cotton,
Class
5-
$1.25
$1.25
$1.16
$40c
8
75c
(quar.)
3c
Morse
Camera
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
dividend
preferred
Halliburton
5%
4-25
6-
50c
Co., common
Stock
30c
;
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
35c
(quar.)
6%
:
(quar.)
preferred
Power
2nd
5-10
62%c
5c
Corp.
20c
Co.,
(quar.)
B
Class
$5
(quar.)——
Electric,
A
6-
RR.—
preferred
&
1
6-
tl2%c
Building
1
$5
Farmers
6-
$1.75
30c
*40c
$30c
—
B J
Class
5-
$5
Fall
Ltd., class A
4-20
Railroad,
Fairbanks
—
(Texas)
—
5-18
Pittsburgh
Faircbild
(quar.)
—
1
Erie
Evans
com.
(quar.)
5-29
Mfg.
4% %
$1.20 class B pref.
5-20
District
25c
5%*
:
dividend)
Equitable Credit 50 cents preferred
Empire Life Insurance Co. (Ontario)
Erie
Paper Ltd.,
6- 1
(stock
preferred
Erie Forge
Great Lakes
$1.41%
Corp.
$1
(quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance
5-15
Amer¬
5-16
5-15
(quar.)—
56V4c
of
:
preferred
5-15
(quar.)
Co.
Great Lakes Dredge 81 Dock (increased quar.)
1
1
Tea
5-25
6-15
6-
Pacific
common
6- 1
&
Williamsport
preferred (s-a)
Empire
7%
4-30
50c
(stock divid.)
Dept. Stores, Inc.
share plus this dividend)—
&
1
5-14
com.
redemption
Atlantic
ica,
$25c
Elgin National Watch
7%
5- 4
per
Great
5-15
1
10c
——
3c
Optional
Emhart
5-25
6-U
32
7- 6
5- 1
5- 2
8-17
5%
z
(reduced quar.)
Investment
Inc.
Electronics
_
:
Rubber
&
Electrographic
75c
—
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (1954 series)
$4.40
1
5-18
6-15
6-
for each share held)
4.10% pfd. (quar.)__
$1.02%
(quar.)—_—!_____ '$1.06(4
(-quar.)_——;
$1.37%
(quar.)
$1.34
preferred
Electric
8-
5-21
5-15
Gas,
preferred
$4.40
$1.50
25c
55c
A
Corp
Natural
Paso
5-35%
-
——___—
(quar.)
6- 8
10c
15c
(quar.)
convertible
for
5- 4
;
dividend
called
7-6
1
6-
&
(quar.)
City Steel
common
$2.25
•
1
5-15
$25c
Grayson-Robinson Stores,
(One share of S. Klein
5-15
'
5-
6-15
t25c
Smelting
Z
Gray Manufacturing Co.
$1.75
a
Mining,
Ltd
6-28
7-10
10-10
Co.—
B
Co.,
1
5-15
$2
$2
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
Granby
5-
5-15
$2
(quar.)
Grafton & Co.. class A (quar
1
25c
$2.50
" 60c
5-23
$1.50
(quar.)_:
8%
4-30
4-30
31V4c
(quar.)_
5-15
preferred
preferred (quar.)__.
8% preferred B (quar.)8% preferred A (quar.)_
8% preferred B (quar.)_
8% preferred A (quar.)
5- 8
5-15
6-15
2
$1.50
(s-a)
0%
8
5-23
7-
$2
6%
4
6-
5- 1
b-11
$2
7
2
5
6-1
Co.—
7
3%
dividend)
&
5-
5-15
6-
10c
15c
$1.50
Employees Life Insurance
R.)
5-
6-11
5-31
35c
(quar.)
5-
7-
.
:—
6%' preferred * (cfuar.)__
$30c
:
(W.
Co.
(quar.)—
5-15
50c
5c
Grace
7
(quar.)__
5-15
35c
6-21
$1.50
(quar.)_—Z__
Rubber
&
W.)
Government
5-18
5-
5-31
Corp.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Rubber, common
5% preferred (s-a)
2
Oil
common
5-15 '
25c
37V2c
1
1
Brick,
preferred
1st
Gossard
34%c
6-21
old
(quar.)
,
quar.)
45c
'
Gillette
6-30
6-
quar.)—
under
announcement
7-
' 50c'*
(quar.)
Ltd., class
Co.
5-15
1
6-30
7-
Company-
$30c
(quar.)__
Associates
6-
55c
50c
(increased
dividend
dividend'
7-31
3
8
2%
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
See
7
55c
(quar.)
——
(quar.).:——_—
4.25%' preferred
1
40c
common.....
(quar.>__
$25c
(accum.)
Utilities
Fairbanks
9
preferred
4.75%, preferred
$2cc
:_
A (accum.)—
Farmer
$3
Stock
Getty Oil
(quar.)
*
5
5c
Wares,
5-18
:
Hancock
Industries—
Steel
4-30
I
Z__;
$5
Co.
(quar.)
Copper & Steel
preferred (quar.)
Paint
1
1
35c
com.
Life
common
66-
$1.13
Continental
Cook
4-16
$1.12%
(quar.)_
preferred
Continental
5-15
$1.04
of America,
Continental Can,
5%
5-16
(quar.)
4-30
Corp.—
4%%
Elmira
(quar.)__
American
(Wilmington,
4V2 %
1
tl2c
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
$3.75
5-28
6-
1
tlOc
preferred
Continental
6-15
42 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Container
5-11
6-
"
Corp.
—£
6-15
Sugar Associates —f-
Electrol,
;
quar.)
Consolidated Water Power & Paper (quar.)
Consumers Power, common
(quar.)__
$4.16
5-31
6-15
6-14
25c
quar.)
(initial
(s-a)
B
6-29
10c
____
60c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
General
6-15
_-
5-15
Interurban
5.36%,.
1
Securities
.
Y.)
1
Special
5-15
'
$20c '
$25c
(quar.)
States
5V2%
6-14
Freightways—
New
Consolidated
(N.
Electrodyamics
1
* $50c
_—
(initial s-a)
&
5
6-
"
(quar.)
Lines
Air
Mfg.
Eddy
5-15
..
Consolidated
7-
'
12»/2c
Eddy Paper
;
6-
5-15
4-30
(quar.)
$6 preferred
-
New
5-15
1
4-30
preferred
Eastern
Cement—
Consolidated
1
6-
5-15
(stock
5-11
6-
v
1
56 %c
Co.
$7 preferred
1
9-15
t78C
Power
6-
"5-25
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)—_1
Eastern
*38c
Con solid:', ted
pref.
Louis
Eastern
*4-24
*37c
Connecticut
Ol'.
St.
Eastern
Confederation Life Association- (Torouic)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
$5 preferred (quar.)
General
Public
Utilities
$10c
6%
3
$20c
6- 8
$30c
5%
4-30
2%
East
1
5-17
5-15
$1.-37%.
7-10,
6-29
Quarterly
4-30
20c
!
General
7-30
preferred (1956)
Corp of America—
'9-20
20c
National, .Ltd.___
4-30
6- 8
$17V2C
s
common
conv.
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)_Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
5-15
General Telephone Corp.,
convertible
Dynamics
Instrument
6-25
Grand
1
25c
(stock div.)
Concord Natural Gas Corp.,, 5%%
5-15
6-
,
(quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery, common
5-
tl2%C
_:—
class
5-15
10-10
(s-a)__
;
Shearing & Stamping CO. (quar.)
Hotel Inc.
(quar.)
Commodore
Commonwealth
'
60c
7-16
4-20
Co.
(quar.)
.
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
Combined
Conduits
$1.06%
pfd." (quar.)
Life
1
6-11
22 %c
«—.___
(quar.):
National
8-
5-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
$4.25
Carbon
Columbian
1
System
General Outdoor Advertising (quar.)__—
General Portland Cement
(increased quar.)
6-14
(quar.)
preferred
7
$1.25
40c
6-15
5-
A
7
5-
22%c
General
5-10
9-14
class
5-
1
25c
12 %c
4-30
50c
Ltd.,
1
6-15
6-
3%
5-15
Laboratories---
Dupuis Freres,
1
5-
100%
div.)__
9-20
Bradstreet
&
5-
5-15
90c
6-20
(quar.)
Co.
Film
Dun
6-15
10c
(monthly)
preference
Du-Art
1
5-15
5-10
quar.)
.r_—
50c
(quar^)
6-
4-10
40c
(increased
5-10
5-15
5-25
25c
Cnemical,
1
8
$1
I
(stock
66-
6-15
u
5-31
4%%
1
6-15
25c
6-29
,
,
5-14
5-
5-15
$1.75
5-10
'
8
3-
1
6-
7
12- 7
(s-a)^
C
(increased
Quarterly '.
10c
:
3-29-57
8
9-
9-28
12-28
6-
5-10
25c
(quar.).
Corp., common
Driver-Harris
4
i.
10c
(monthly)
common
4%
5-15
•
Central
"i
81 %c
(quar,)
preferred
Corp.
5-14
1
6-29
2%
1
11-
1
5-14
40c
.1.—
6-
1
8- 1
8-15
6-29
Ltd., common
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
common
preferred
Gus
11-15
5-
55c
dividend
General
1
5-15
25c
Z
preferred
Dravo
Foods
-
■Stock
,
'
'
convertible
General
4-17
•
4%
I
5-
5-15
1
-
Z
com.
6%
4
7%c
,
Colonial Sand & Stone
Co.,
-
62%c;'»
'
(quar:)^.z_
4%
5-15
•
•='
General
5%% "preferred (quar.) Z___
Drackett
America—
_____
6-20
Douglas Oil Co. of California—
'
Clorox Chemical, new com.
6-20
5-
6-
37%c
:
General Dynamics (quar.)General Finance Corp.— ~
5-15
5-15
25c
(quar.)_:_^
—
5-25
5-24
5-15
5-15
60c
General Cigar Co., com. (quar.)_„—
•, 7%
preferred (quar.)
General Crude Oil (quar.)•__/___
12- 5
>"
5-31
6-15.
-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
___Z_—
Extra
$1.50 preferred
1
;
Douglas Aircraft, (quar.)
5
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
'
preferred
>.-$2
$1 preferred
5-7
7-1
30c
Ltd,_____Z__.
Bros.,
5-7
6-12
1
2
34c
(quar.)—___
common
4
12-15
6-
$1
(quar.)__
6-4
6- 4
2
6- 1
20%
General Acceptance Corp.,-xom.
6-14
7-
2%
—
200%
'
:
1
Dorr-Oliver^ Inc.,
.
Cleveland
Gardner-Denver,
Gas Service Co.
5-
72V4c
:
preference (quar.)
'
Paper Ltd._i___
Donohue
4
6-
5-31
v
(quar.)
&
dividend
6-15
'
7-16
2%
■
45c
Fund—
Tar
Stock
4
6-15
5-28
35c
2%
dividend
2
6-28
;
dividend
6-
6-
(quaf.)__
common
4%
preferred
<quar.V_._"__^ZZ
Fruit of the Loom (stock div.)
7
1
10c
dividend
7-2
"
Engineering Works (increased s-a)
Dominion
Trailer,
Stock
'
5-20
0-
10c
10c
:
.".
Stock
5-14
0-
1
75c
:
(quar.)
Realty
7-
5%
Extra—
5-18
s
5-18
6-
6c
Stock
t
6-. 4
,
25c
Dominion Stores Ltd. (quar.)___
,
Fruehauf
•
t\l
7-1
6-
9c
(quar.)
20c
_L.
shares
Mines
v
1
6-
'
May 14 at $103
Donnacona
$1.25
7-2
Z
z
Cox
Dominion
4-16
1
6-
4-4
$1.50
issue
(entire
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.
Z
Dominion Electrohome Industries,
6-15
:
6-11
60c
Auto Stamping (quar.)
City Water of Chattanooga (Tenn.) —
5%
preferred (quar.)
_____:
&
Dome
5-18
City
Clark
1
,
5
$1.75
4-27
5-9
25c
(quar.)
Dodge Mfg. .(quar.)__
'
Gas
Cities Service
6-15
6-
12 %c
______
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
Chipman Knitting Mills, 5%
Cincinnati
6-
$1.50
:
——
(quar.)
6-15
7-3
5-15
(quar.)
zji
Beneficial
15c
7-16
30c
1
0-8
25c
'.
(L.)
Quarterly*
Quarterly
4-23
8
25c
30c
series
Friedman
6- 5
:
Beneficial shares
i
"
5-31
7
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
^
.
Stock dividend.
,
Chicago South Shore & South Bend RR.—
Chleago Towel,
Houses
Extra,
"
.
6-15
35c
6-14
»
conv.
♦,
1
7-
$1
50c
Series
5-15
$1.12%
(quar.)_Z__________^
Preeport Sulphur
$1
on
A
.
5-
'
•
preferred
conv.
Bond
Dairies
35c
pfd.
Cup Co., common
5%
Dobbs
..
(quar.)
common '
5-15
25c
Quarterly from net investment income—
t
7-
1
1
6-
6s
(initial-semi-annual)
Diversified Investment Fund,'Inc.—
6-20
6-
8-
12-7
-
93%c
A "(quar.)
redemption
common
9- 7
9-28
12-28
:.
class
4-27
Fort Pitt Bridge Works (quar.)—
Franklin Custodian Funds, Inc.—•
.
L
0-
5-14
1
25c
6- f :
15c
(quar.)
0-28
(cj;U«f.J__
e-28
75c
common
55c
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. A (s-a)
Forbes & Wallace,, class B (qi)ar./_
25c
(quar.)
5-11
i.J.__Z__
Foremost
quarterly
"
A
5-1
—
a
6-
0- 5
40c
$30c
9-14
"
4-30
6-2B
1
6-15
30c
30c
(quar.)
1——
class
(quar.)_
Income
on
Stores,
j)fd.
"(quar.)
11-9
50c
-
Corp.
5-15
'
Alkali," 4.40%
B
Rubber, 4% %
9-28
common " A_
Corp.,
Class
5-15
7-
(JOc
12- 3
(quar.)
(s-a)_
Mig.,
for
New
/.
0-20
6-20
-
1
-
87 %c
A
Pneumatic Tool,
4
SI Vac
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Eastern Illinois RR.—
class
Chicago
7-
$1
•
8-10
00c
share plus this dividend)
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg._________________'
Diebold, Inc.
(StocK" dividend)l__
4-30
.
9-4
&
Stock
Fitzsimmons
0-15-20
17c
(qutff.)U____
28c
per
-
30c
RR.
Diamond^
;
conv.
Chicago
$2
Z
1
Bank
$•
6-12
50c
(6-At)
$1.75
common___r_Z_____.
Steel
called
$1.12%
____
'
.
6-
Firestone Tire
(Newark)'
2
0-
6-11
12%
Insurance
87V2c
(quar.
/•,
6% preferred
Di Giorgio Fruit,
*
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3%%
Corp.—
& "Co.;
Detroit
4-13
_5-15
55c
(quar.
Telephone
(initial):..
common
4%%
Bank
Unadilla
&
Chesapeake Industries
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3
-
..
Chenango
First
Fittings, Ltd"., class A
28c
5-18
6-12
45c
dividend
Stock
Firemens
6-15
5?I1
Voting common
___;
35c
/8% debenture stock (qQar.)_______
$2
Denver Chicago Trucking' (quar.25c
Denver Transit, $2Ya-$3Va' pfd. (S-aT
-62%c
-$2%-$3% preferred (s-a)
" 62%c;
Denver Union Stockyards (quar.)
$1
5-21
5-15
'
Inc.
Dertnison
5-15
35C
;
5-7
Consolidated Min6s__
Delaware
8
1
6-
$1.25
i_
J-
8
$1.25
(quar.)
Century Ribbon Mills
6-20
$1.25
(quar.)^i
Central VermontvPublic Service
Cessna
$1.25
6-3
6-30
Stock dividend (Partial distribution of one
share
of N., Y.,
Chicago is St.' Louis
com. stock-for each 33Va shares held)"
r„
,
4-16
1—
•7% preferred (qu&r.):___'_
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western rh.~
6- 9
$1.25
v
common
South.West Corp.
I
6-20
$1.25
Service__
Electric,
preferred
Central
!
6-23
7- 3
$$2.50
-
Daystrom,
4-20
5-10
$1.05
r
(now
:
,___
Corp.,. common
DeBeers
'
5-16
5-21
(quar.j
Door (quar.)
'•£•3%% preferred series A
4-20
„
*
of
Central Foundry Co., 5%
$6
5-10
45c
Dana
1
50c
CirysMU Dkif'ies
basis)
.
'
11-15
'11-30-
J25c
Georgia Ry. Co.—
;
preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.):
5% preferred
(quar.>__.u;—
5% preferred B (quar.
5% preferred A (quar.).
5%' preferred
(quar.).
'
8-15
11-15
-
.5%
,
8-31
11-30
common
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.
i-5% preference <s-a)_.
Daiicn
■,
Field (Marshall),
Flltrol. Corp.
(quar.)
Fire Association of Philadelphia
5-11
1
6-
37%c
(quar.)
;
(see Marshall FieldJ.
5-15
6- i
A. (quar.)
Dahistrom Metallic
8-15
$12c
Tractor,
Class
6-16
,v
$25c
z__
,
5-10
Works
6- 1
(quar.)
-
Curtiss-Vvrjgnr corp.," class A
;
Class A (quar.)—^
b-12
$25c
__—
.1
3
5-
-
5-31
(quar.)
:
"r
Caterpillar
5-18
7- 2-
$1.75
_
A
(quar.)
Screw
5-23
28c
preferred
National Mortgage Assn
Paper Board, preferred (quar.)—i,
Federal
$2
Cuban American Sugarr 7% pid. (quar.)____
Cuneo Press, Inc.;.3%% pfd. (quar.):
Z_
5-15
5-31
r
$1.12'preferred
;
=*•
5-1 f
5-15-
1
+12C
(quar.)
Ltd., class
i-
Federal
Federal
$$2
Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)__.
Coal; Ltd. (s-a) _:__
■;
pid./common (quar.)_
Pass
5-
10c
*
inc
5-31
6-
5-18-
1
50c
;——
—
25c
(porscer,'8%
&
Crystal Oil & Land*^$1.12
; $1.12 preferred
(quar.)
4-27-
6-1
56 %c
z-Z
-
(quar.
I. Class
r
4-23
6-
Nest
Crow's
Crum
5-15
40C
s
pfd:
Products,
'
:
i
60c
5
_
50c
(J. I.)-Co., '7%
Catelli
5-15-
•- 1
4-30
5-18
5-28
20c
Bearings,
Rec.
5-1S.
6-
50c
50c
Special —!
*
Federal-Mogul-Bower
1
of
5-28
68%C
(quar.)
$50c
$1.05
(quar.)_„
(quar.):
Z_
(quar.)
Extra
11-1
1
5-28.
62%c
—
(quar.)Z_—_—Z
6-11
,
28V«c
1
.5-15
15c
(quar.
Ltd.
preferred
6-15
93%0
Crown Coric^& Seal
Co.;
11-15
5-15
1
common
preferred
preferred
5%%
8-25
6-
8-15
$2.50
$17V2c
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works
5-15
$$1,25
(quari)^.
pfd.
(quar.)
Sexton,
conv.
5%
Federal Compress & Warehouse
7
5-7
1
9-
$2.50
4
6-15-
ft-
.
$15c
i
Products
Casco
Case
Paper
&
5-
5-15
.$2.50
.
—
5-10
'
Corp., common
preferred * (quar.)
20c
;
2
5-15 f
(50c
6-1
;
1
6-. 1
$50c
1
Holder*
When
Pavdble
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)«__l
Federal Insurance Co.
(quar.)
—
Crown Zellerbach
t $ 1.25 "
Utilities,-Ltd.,
Carpenter
Crihben
5-25
6-
Imperial Mills, Ltd.____
COL-3%'%* preferred .(quar.)
Crane
6-11
L—_
6-
.
tioc;
__
__
Carrier
5-15"
Per
Share
Name of Company
Fedders-Quigan, common
,
5-25
^
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-15r.
5-25i
6-11
$50c
Cosmos
-
..,
Insurance—
6-
$$2>
(quar.)_
Canadian Locomotive, Ltd
Canadian Oil Cos.r Ltd:
1
6-11
,
.
(s-a)—
^—/_
Life
Common
i
>
4%%
(quar.)
Trust,
Ltd.—
Investment
preferred
(s-a)
Holder*
Pavdble of Rec.
50c
,
75c
Distillery, Ltd.,, class A
B
Cosmopolitan
9-14
-
k
62'/2c
7-
tlOc
Canadian General.Electric Ltd.
Common
(H.)
Class
12-14
6-1
$30c
quar.p
(quar. from net invest-
___—
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)___—
Corby
When
Share
(quar.)
5%
6-15"
tlOc.. 1-2-57,
6- 1
$20c
„
Per
,
common
Cosmopolitan Realty
;
i,
Special„
Canada Vinegars, Ltd.
:
Copperweld, Steel,
flic
(quar.jt
common
Special
*5%
4-30
5-15
'
Canadian
.5-31
5-21 v
__
Special
,
U5c
Malting Ltd.,
.W
Name of Company
'
6-20
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
1
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
.
>
•
$32%c
;
i
(quar.)
Participating
Canada
•
110c
>.
Canada Foils, common
Class
Holder*
Pavahle of R*+
+5c
t22%c
$$1.25
15c
15c
4%
70c
$1.50
$3
8
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-10
5-15
5-31
5-
4
4
5-14
5-31
5-14
6-30
6-11
6-
5-10
1
7-20
6-
6
5-18
40c
5-14
4-24
72c
5-
4-13
1
Bolder*
When
per
Holder1
When
Per
Preferred
Curtis
5-25
5-15
5-15
Herff Jones Co.,
A
Preference
Class
$1.25
5-10
Lane
5-10
Laura
20c
6-
1
5-16
Lawrence Investment Co.,
6-
1
5-16
1
5-16
"6-1
5-15
6-
$1.09%
$30c
—
40c
class
Co.,
preferred A
5-18
6-12
4-28
$1.25
6-1
5-11
Glass (quar.)____L—
Life Savers Corp.
<quar.)-_
Liggett to Myers Tooacco (quar.)
Liny (Ell) to Co., class B (Increased)-
3
6-
1
5-21
5-
7
30c
7-14
6-30
7-
7-14
$1
7-14
6-30
7 14
6-30
5-15
5-
$1.10
12 %C
Co.
Quarterly
5%
Hubinger Co.
Idaho
3% %
3%%
3%%
5-
9
4-20
6-
1
5-18
$1.25
6-29
b-15
$1.25
9-28
9-14
$1.25
12-28
12-14
20c
6-11
6-
60c
6-15
5-31
_2
5-
6-30
6-
1
5-
25c
6-
1
5-15
50c
6-
1
5-
7-
2
6-
1
5-11
Lock
from
24c
6-
5-
1
1
common
(initial)
—
4%%
Co.. 7%
Harvester
International Metal
Class A
Louisville
5%
7-
3
3
6-15
$1.50
7-
2
6-15
6-11
5-14
(quar.)
quarterly
$1
*
Class B
6-
6-
5
5-10
6-
5
2c
of New York, class A
2c
••
5-10
'
(Canada)
Mutual
Investors
i
5-10
IOV2C
._
„
Investors Trust Coi of Rhode Island—
preferred
- Participating
$2.50 .preferred
Participating
.•
-
>
37 %c
—
Electric,
com.
t
common
(quar.)..
45c
(quar.).
4.40%
1
6-
,•
7-
1
7- 1
5-15
.30c
6-
1
;44o
6-
1
35%c
■
Jack
Heintz,
to
5%
1st
*Jantzen,
■Jervis
Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Telephone, common
;
,6-
15c
!
6-
1;
Jewel Tea
3%%
to
Jonnson
Lamson
to
Joy
Co.
Mfg.
—
.'7- 1
»
6-15
6-.1
5-25
15C
5-15
50c
_
6-20
6-
35c
,
50c
Machine
common
62 %c
(quar.)
$1.25
,
40c
(quar,)
,
,
•
8-
1
Mead
%
Aluminum
Kaiser
.
to
7-18
4%%
5-25
6-11
4
5-28
* * *8-* 8
6-
1
6-8
6-12
4%
5-29
7-
.
5-15
593/bC
6-
1
5-18
30c
4%%
5-31
6-
9
6-
annual
,
.
1
„
.
Nelsner
preferred <quar;)_
preferred (quar.)
.4 % %. preferred
(quar.)
oreferred
v4 20%
(quar.)_i
(quar.)
'
V;
I
meeting)
8hoe, 4%%
r.
annual
from
Stock
net
Fund
Investment
preferred
Keystone
Steel
<fc
Wire
&
Co.
Knickerbocker
Fund
Koehring
Kresge
Co.
(S.
8.)
Co.,
6%
1st
7%
2nd
Kgsor
(quar.)
Co.
S-2
Apparel
.
income)
pfd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
income)____
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
;12-15
6-
1
.
v
30c
6-
1
7-
1
4.35%
5-31
;
5-25
5-11
,
3.85%
6-12
;
3.80%
5-31
'
5-18
5-15
5-
5-31
6-
9
5-11
25c
7-
2
6-20
22 %c
6-
.
8c
5-24
4-30
Mid-West
5-31
5-15
Middlesex
40c
6-12
5-18
Midwest
50c
6-
1
5-10
Miles
$1.50
7-
1
6-15
Miller
$1.75
8-
1
7-16
10c
5-15
5-
10c
5-10
4-27
Water
5-
2
9
'
Piping
&
.
,5-4
Milton
1
4
*
"
T
5-4
Co.,
'■
4-25
12 %C
7-10
6-28
12 %c
preferred
10-10
9-28
12 %c
1-10-57
12-28
Milling Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Missouri
Missouri
$$1.75
6-
1
5-
1
4.30%'
6
5-
1
5-15
5-
4- 5
3
paid on
7-14
Gas,
9-29
12-21
6-18
4-17
,7-1
7-
6-
4
1
.
»
J
7-
1
6- 8
7-
1
6-
5-
1
25C
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Corp.
preferred (quar.r—i-;
(interim)
,
(initial)
.
15c
1
1
6-
7-
1
1
9-
1
•5-21
*5-10
6-
4-18
5-10
6-
1
6-
:
6-28
_
5-18 '
9
7-2
)6-26
6-20
5-31
Lite
34%c
37%c»
—,—
Co.—:
Insurance
gtd.
7%
RR.,
•<
,
—
.
(s-a)__
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)-
*
...
\
Teleohone
(one
t
—
share of $5 par value
;
5-31
•
3
6-24
share of no. par
>
h
5-25
5-11
5-15
5-15
5-1
6-15
5-11
——
4
7-21
.
%
'
•"
8-17
'
8- 1
$3.50
6- 1
20c
8-15
15c •
.,6-25
;5%'6- 1
$1
5-15
-.'70c
7-1
40c
:
heldl___^_^^_
.
6-20
.•
'10c,'j
/"
j
-
4-18
7-16
6-29
6-15
5-25
(Initial)——
common
Central
Ry.*-" (s-a) i*—
Quebec Power Ltd.— :
•
7-
.«
6
•
.
(quar.).——
5-25
5- .4
5-
5-25
,
4
5-15
6-
1
6^
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
/
'
,
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,;7% pfd. (quar.)—
Ohio Crankshaft (quar.)__«_—
Ohio
Edison, 4.56%
preferred (quar.)
,
5-16
5-31
8-31
*
11-15
5-31
.
5-10
8-31
11-15
Chemical,
Quebec
6-
6-14
5-21
7-
2
6-15
Oswcgo
6-, 1
5-15
Otter Tail Power
,
1
Falls
(quar.i_
(Minn.),
5-15
4-36
8c
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
5-16
5-
Oxford Paper,
f50c
6-29
6-
1
'
4-27
5-
(quar.)__Tr.,$1.37%
Pacific RR., class A com. (initial)
$2
5-15
5-
5-15
4-23
Portlahd
5- 9
4-27
6-12
6- 1
.
50c
15c
$1.07y2
"
1
5-28
8
6-30
6-15
5-17
$1.06y4
$1.06y4
$1.12%
5-17
9-
1
8-17
6-
1
5-11
$25c
7-
3
6-20
6-
1
•
5-1
5-15
4-18
5-15
4-16
17%c
7-
1
■
,
6=15
35c
5-10
4-23
40c
6- 9
5-15
90c
5-
1
$1.10
(qunr.).
$3.60
:
$4.40
6-
1
40c
:
5-25
5-15
.
5-^5
5-^9
62 %c
6-
5
5-17
$1125
6-
1
5-15
$5 preferred (quar.)^
5-
4
17 %c
5-31
Pacelot
$1.50
5-15
5-
8
5%
$2.50
6-15
6-
8
6-
5-15
Pabst
Brewing
Co.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., common (quar.i
preferred (s-a)_—
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Inv:, Ltd. Toronto
Pacific
5-16
J, 4-30
6-
1
5-15
v
.
1
4-30
5-15
$25c
Outboard
1
5-10
5-15
5-15
$$1.75
preferred (quar.):
preferred (quar.)_I
Marine to Migr—
Owens-Illinois
Glass - (quar.).
50c
4-30
6-
—
com.
5-15
9
<s-a)
7% preferred (quar.)—_jLv
.Opelika Mfg.
(quar.)
6-15
20c
1
1
5-15
6-
6-
Ltd., com
•
25c
•
Ry.
6-
$3
(quar.)—
1951, series (quar.)
Omar, Inc., 4Mi% class A pfd. (quar.)_
Ontario Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
$1 convertible participating preferred
&
1
4-30
1
50c
(quar.)—
1951 series
pfd.
Ontario Steel Products,
v
common
4y4 %• preferred
Ontario
8-16
11-30
6-
6-
6-15
—
Olin Mathieson
5-14
6-15
$$1.75
Manufacturing Co,
50c
$1.14
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
35c
'•
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
,
61 %c
4%% preferred A (quar.)__L_——59%c
Old Ben Coal-—
:
15c
Old Town Corp., 40c preferred (quar.)_____
10c
8-16
11-30
'6-11
35c
6- 4
$1.12%
-
6-15
*
$1^8y4.
Corp.— .;.; i-y •»' v
tlOc
;—__
-5-15
6-8
•-».
40c
.
;
Investment
dividend
each
for
New
.Oak
4
77-
(s-a)
(quar.)
0- I
25o
«
(quar.)..
15c
(quar.)—
5-10
6-
•
15c
>
common
5-10
6-
137c
$$1.25
■•,.
J
.
Dock—,
Dry
&
8
4-16
;
•
4
32y2c
preferred
6-8
$1.12%
$1.12%.
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Bancorporation,; common.—^____
-4.20%
preferred^ (quar.)——
.
6- 4
6
$1.12y2;
$1.12%
-
1
' ,"$69c
^
60c
52%c.
-Northwestern ..Public Service,,common..___.. 25c
"
4%^%
preferred (quar.)_—
—^
.$1.12%
C 5y4%' preferred
(quar.)—
i____ ' $1.3iy4
Norwich Pharmacal tquar.),___,—________—
*
40c
12- 5
!
quar.)
7-
93%c
5%% '1st
■:
.
12- 5
75c
(increased
5-15
5-15
50c
Ohio
Northern
9-13
10c
com.
1
6- 9
50c
..
Shipbuilding
Insurance
•Northern
9-13
10-13
„
Cement
5-18
eoc
(quar.)_
com.
15c
Service,
4-27
8
6-
40c
-
1
6-
5-28
6-
t5c
45c$2
K
6-14
.
37%c
Public
6-15
5c
&
1
5-15
1
6-14.
56%c
56%c
(quar.)
6-
50%
,
7-26
-
6- 6
6-30
preferred
Missouri
also being
1
'
56%c
—
$5.50
'
4V4%
Mining Corp. of Canada (s-a)
Minneapolis Gas
a
Minneapolis-Moline, $1.50 preferred
-
-
e
6-15
5-7
(quar.)
Ltd.
7-
5-15
Shore
Stock
*
5-21
—
Brick
dividend)
Co.,;.common
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.—
6-15
6-15
Frank—
Special
7-20
35c
Star
Northern
4
95c
(monthly)
5-31
60c
Light to Power,
(Increased)
Carolina
Northern
97%c
(quar.
6-15
,
Gas
(quar.)
:—;
Oil, ;cla$s A- (quar.)
Capital Corp.- (stock dividend hi
Northeastern Water, $4 prior pfd. (quar.)^_
North
5-18
r
1
20c
Northeast
6-15
6-
■
5-16
37 %c
Wire Cloth
American
North
.5 5- 4
5-15
1
6-
5-
*
Initial after 56% Stock dividend
■
7- 2
-7-1
1
6-
44c
Ltd.—
Canada,
preferred (quar.)__—'
6%
North
:
10-9
5-
6-
6-30
5-15
(quar.).
adjustment
North
5-
5-10
6-30
$1.06 %
5-% % preferred (quar. )L__—__—____—.
;
7-
4-30
5-25
loc
preference *(quar;)____^_^__
4%
■'
1
6-
4-30
25C
Ltd
Elec.
North American
:
6- 1
6- 1
;
■
,
>
•
5-15
■
5-25
5-18
(quar.)______
Laboratories
1
5-15
___
Mines,
-
preferred
Preferred
Co.—
Abrasive
5-15
6-
$15c
Normetal Mining Ltd.
North American Cart
3
96%c
5-18
50c
6-9
6-15
9c
Zinc Co
State
York
5%
->!•
J
4-30
$1.11%
(quar.)
preferred (quar;)_;
preferred (quar:)__:
preferred, (quar.)
&
50c
35C
,Norfolk to
•6-15
$1.08%
pfd.
5-25
6-15
$1.75
Co
Nopco Chemical, $4 .pfdv .Cquar.)i-w_i._i»__--*$L
Western Ry., common <quar.)___ -z .' -75c
4
8- 2
ll-» 2
25c
5-15
12-20
7
preierred. (quar.)
Western
dividend
Niagara.' Share-
.5-21
5-
*
Woods
(this
News
'>. Quarterly-
-
1%% .1-7-57
1
12-30
7
.
fquar.)__
common .(stock
Newport
5-15
25c
dividend
6-15
4-30
6-20
912-
(quar.)
Newfoundland
>
1%%
L
10c
5-15
6-30
1
:
Common
25c
1% %
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
4%% preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
4%% preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
4.50% preferred ($100 par) (quar.)_J
4.50% preferred
($100 par)
(quar.)
4.50% preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
Michigan
Gas 4Jtilltles_li4_"_l_i___
Mickelberry's Fqod Products (quar.)
26C
1
10-
1-2-57
3%% J preferred J. (quar.)
'$4.50 prefererd .(quar.)
r
1%%
\
4%%
$2.50
6-
Air Brake Co. (quar.)
York-Central RB.^ (quar.)
.
"«-15
1
'
Stern
3
(quar.)
York
New
35c
___:
Edison, 4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
,
3.90%
7-
common
shares)
4%%
- -
;
Metropolitan
5-15
6-28
Universlty-
Quarterly.,
7%
1-2-57
87 %C
$1.18%
55c
-Quarterly
Lake of the
Stock
15c
Y.
N.
I!
6-. 1
6-27
Quarterly
Michaels
-Quarterly
,.
6-15
9-15
(semi¬
(quar.)
La-Jtafle fertension
2
1
1
5-18
(quar.)
New
5-25
25c
r
dividend
8tock
7-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
%
.
4
6-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Meter,
new
-
i
yfi-1
$1
.
41—
;•
A
Castings
New
;
>
5-25
,6-12
•
-
15c
,
Quarterly
5-15
5-15
5-
6-
preferred
Jersey
5-17
6-14
2c
62y2c
(s-a)
(quar,)™ : $1.18%
A
—
dividend
Stock
10-
;'}20c
;
(quar.i
(from
common
preferred
Heater
^L'Aiglon
•
—
:
(cuar.)
Kroger
,
;
(quar.).
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
Kingston Products (s-a)
,
,
.
87 %c
(s-a)
(Waiter)
Kidde
.
•;
6-
6-
$2.50
Keystone Pipe to Supply Co., 5%
5%
5-15
5- 4
1
6-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
Bros., Inc.
Dickenson
;
5-18
•
"
'
preferred
dividend
Stock
1
6-
(from investment
Co., 4y.»%
Products
New
,
5-18
,
100%
Quarterly
87 %c
preferred (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities, 43/4% preferred
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd....*;
Keyes Fibre Co., common
;
4.80%
preferred, (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Common
6-
:
5-15
6-
3%
series
Products
Water
Common
5-28
6" 9
;
/
_■_*
Co., 5%~preferred
'
$15c
(quar.)
Steel
Radiator
S.
Nestle-LeMur,
5-
6^15
T
r; 60c
-
(extra)_____
Mercantile Stores
5-15
6-
25c
3%%
Income
6-
$1
$1.12%
,
$1.05
Kellogg Co., com. (quar.).
3%% preferred (quar.)
.
95c
.
_
7
(Canada), Ltd.—
pfd.
7%
&
Stock
Marcus
$2.40
5-15
6-30"
6-11
6-1'
6-1'
6-H
5-31
;
37%c
37%c
—,
v
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott
3.80%
.4%
5-15
dividend
Neiman
*;
,
40c
a
(quar.)
prefererd B. (quar.)_____
Mengel Co., common (quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light—
-
5-11
6-15
"
1
;
1
$1.06 y4
:
Machinery
Starch
National-U.
5-15
<
6-15
6-15 t
6- 8
.
4%
1
5-17
6-
16c
1
Co
6-11
25C
Co.,
Preierred
6-15
* 5-15
•
preferred (s-a)
Frank
4-20
45c
Corp.—
quarterly distributions—
series (from investment income). '
Stock
5-25
6-18.
.
65c
dividend; (approved by stockhold--
Meadville Telephone
&
5-11
5-15
National Securities Series—
5-28
.
Melville
22 Vic
_
preferred
(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchmont
»
,
Rubber
4-30
.
preferred ,(quar.')___—
$1.06% 4
6- 1
4.30%; 2nd preferred (quar.)___
*
53%c '6- 1
Mead Corp. (stock dividend)•
100%. >.
6-1
Mead JohhSoh'&'Co./conr.-(quar.)__44______ '
*
25c
*.
7-2
,
Chemical—
(increased)
Common
Malleable
Quarterly
$50c > ' 6-1
"
(quar.)_^.
4—
at
6-15
Oil
to
Lead
Neptune
6-15
6- 4
6- 5
,
.
quar.)_____
'
—
Corp.; common
ers
7-13
5-31
(increased)
preferred
National
4-30
'
(increased
5-18
25c
National
Neon
7- 2
6-11
•
13c
,
(Increased quar.): *
Porcupine. Mines, Ltd.
Stock
6
75-'',1
&
8
25c
Products
National
5- 5
6- 8
40c
15c
—
Dredging
6-
$5c
6-15
.
(s-a)_—-—
Machine -to Engineering Co.—-
Meier
>
——
common
Quarterly
8
8
50c
Gypsum, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Naugatuck
' 6-, 8
,"'7- 1
5-31
McWilliam8
1
^
4-13
$1.25
93 %c
(quar.)
5-31
6-15
5-
$1.75
National
1
50c
Robbin3
5-
5-
6-
$15c
Gas
National
5-
'25c
t50c
$35c
Increased
6-15
$1.20
(quar.)
1 Jones to Laughlir, 8teel,
5% preferred
(quar.)
7-11
50c.
.
_____
8
1
y5-24
yo-24
$1
5-25
5-15
&
Ry.—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
convertible
60c
6-12
'
Bonding
1
5-
5-15
5Uc
National Drug to Chemical
6-15
40c
McKesson
Louis
(quar.)
5-25
Insurance—4—
Mclntyre
6-30
T
12c
8t.
&
Products
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)___—
(quar.)_____
McColl-Frontenac OH, Ltd;
.
5-10
.'. $1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Johnson
Jones
(quar.)
5% preferred A
(quar.)
Co.,
4Ve'in
Stock
(L.)
.McBrine
5-15
,
1
7-15 ;
37%C;
-
preferred
Inc.,
Corp.
Common
6-20
Conveyor (quar.)'____4____4—__4l
Co.,. Ltd^ preferred <s-a)-„_
Mathews
.
5-15
,
McNeil
•Jamestown
(Mo.)
Co.
1
8-
5-16
1
6-
se-
;
(initial)
Distillers
2
4
Massachusetts
realized
.
in¬
(quar.)
Co.,
Dairy
5-
...
6-15
5Cc
net
(quar.)
National
National
.
7«t, 1
$1.08%
,
$1.76 .-preferred (quar.)
*.
4%% preferred (quar.)
Iron Pireman Manufacturing (quar.)
rIrving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd. ,accum.)
•;:
«
8-15
9
—-—-
8-26;
35c
?
$1.10
5-10-
6-20
'
(quar.)
common
New
5-
.
1
6-10»
5-31
Casket Co.—
6- 1
6-1
(quar.37%c
4%% preferred (quar.)i___
;
59%c
Manon (R. C.) C
iquar.)_____
/3oc
.^Mailman Corp., Ltd.17 .
'
.
•
4-26
Priority siuieo »suar.)—
125c
v
7-18
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.___—_——
1—
35c
Manitoba & Saskatchewan Coal Co,, class A
: 120c
7-18,
Class B
10-17
^—^-4
120C
:
10*17
Manning,. Maxwell to Moore- (quar.)^_^_—
r
30c
Majrathon Corp., (quar.).;.—-—
-4—
35c
Vr5- 4
.5-25,
Marchant Calculators (quar.)—; 32VaC
.8-15
Marmon-Herrlngton ".
-___,__4_;__4__4—__ '
,10q
.Mascot Oil, .I-.—
6-15
2c
■
n-a,
82%©
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
?
4.35%
(quar.)
Iowa Southern Utilities, common (quar.)—.
*
;•
.
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.30%
,
1
"
37%c
to
-
8-
•
25q
Iowa-Illinois .Gas
■
11-
25c.
(quar.)
Iowa Power k Light,
>
8-1
5-31
$3.50
from
5c from
income and
Biscuit
National
(Md.) —
,
(quar.)
$2.50
;
+
6-
3c
Funu—(7c
Alumlnate
38c
2jc
40c
.
Quarterly from net investment income derived solely from dividend income
<
5-15
(quar.).
preferred
7%
7- 2
6-11
6-15
175c
Ltd.
Co..
Magnavox
4-30
..
Inc.—
Stock Fund,
Investors
5-14
7c
"
\
1
50c
lc
Acme
$1.18%
Macassa Mines,
1
5-11
Estimated
iMacGregor Sport Products (quar.)_:
* 25c
MacWhyte Co.
(quar.) __i——
30c
.Mack Ttucks, Inc. (stock" dividend5%
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines, Ltd
15c
6-
1
5-31
National
7-1
$1
.
7-16
8-
0-15
1
$1
—
National
Ltd.—
5-10
'6-1
25c
„
5-
25c
5-21
5-15
5-19
6-19
(quar.)
Lykens Valley RR. & Coal Co.
Lynch Ccrp. (quar.)
8
1>
5-15
50c
Stores,
Lunkenheimer Co.
5-10
2
35c
;
—
1
7-
50c
—J
Common (increased quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Corp.
6-
5-
Corp.-___—
New
—
$1.40
Intertype
5-
45c
—
International Textbook (quar.)
International Utilities Corp.—
Investors Funding Corp.
Corp.,
-——
2
5-15
$1.25
5-15
;
National
5%%
,
preferred (accum.)—
Lucky
'
(quar.)
profits)
Chattanooga
Nashville,
8-15
5-15
8-15
(Whiter M.) Co., Ltd
$25c
7-16
Inc., common (quar.)——_
15c
5-15
preferred
(entire issue called for
redemption on May 15 at $27.50 per
share plus this dividend)___.
$0.071874
5-15
Lukens Steel Co.
(quar.)
25c
5-15
' Extra
"
$1 '5-15
6-15
7-
Ltd.—
International Silver
;
7-10
10-10
Lowney
$50c
International Railways of Central America—
«
'
Nashville RR.
to
1
25c
Corp.
Investment
vestment
6-20
6- 1
5-31
6-30
$1
$1
(quar.)
Lumber
Long-Bell
4
$1.12%
Telegraph
International Petroleum,
Increased
4
5-
Ltd.—
Industries,
(quar.)____
preferred
5-
8>
5-
*
5-18
8-17
1-16
2-18
5-18
8-17
11-16
2-18
(quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Corp.
Class
A
(quar.)
1
6-
$1.75
pfd. (quar.)
(increased)——
common
International Ocean
j
5-22
9
6-
1
5-15
9- 1
9- 1
5-18
6-30
6-
5-4
6-1
V 6- 1
9- 1
6-1
10- 4'
6-10
50c
40c
$5c
Investment
preierred
5-14
25%
dividend
Stock
International
<
$1
10-27
—
Mutual
10%
11 % C
(quar.)—
Canadian
•*.75%
Business Machines Corp.—
International
New
6-
20%
dividend
Stock
4-13
6
59%C
Vernon-Woodberry Mills—
7%
preferred (s-a)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.).
6- 9
9-10
12-10
3-9-57
6- 9
9-10
1-10
3-9-57
(monthly)_____
com.
preierred
4,3
5-18
4
7-
I.)—
Lone Star Gas, common
Insurance
Wheel
Extra
50c
50c
50c
50c
$1.10
$1.10
$1.10
$1.10
(monthly)
preferred
London
5-
5-31
6-12
1
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.).
National
—
6-
6-
7-27
Mount
*,*
87Vic
(quar.)
Pipe
Joint
.
,.6-15
25c
$18°/4c
quar. >_
Mills
Paper
Finance
Co.—
dividend)
(stock
Common
8%
(10c from investment income and 14c
security profits)
Co, of North America—
(quar.);
(R.
Finance
8- 1
11- 1
—
preferred (quar.).';
preferred (quar.)'
Preferred
2
6-
preferred
Common
3
$3
(quar.)
Institutional Foundation Fund—
Local
4
$1
(quar.)
Inland Steel Co.
:
(quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)—
$4.30 original capital (quar.)—
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
5-11
$50c
common
Special guaranteed
1
5-21
Corp.,
Special guaranteed (quar.)
4-25
6%
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. (final)—
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (s-a)
Indiana Ga3 ti Water (increased quar.)
Ingersoll Rand Co., common
6% preferred (s-ai
(quar.)
(quar.)
Little Miami Railroad
1
2%
div.)
(stodk
"
5-21
30c
common
Zinc
Illinois
7- 5
50c
(quar.).—
Power,
7-15
12%%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Production
Hugoton
Common
50c
r
preferred
preferred
7- 5
Mosinee
curities
'
35c
—'V
50c
(quar.)—50c
50c
"
87%c
87%c
1
5-15
37 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Mount Diablo Co.
6-10
5-
1
6-
40c
preferred
6-15
5-11
5-11
5-25
5-1
5-10
5-18
6-1
6- 1
35c
35c
—
i
Liquid Carbonic
Huttig Sash to Door (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
"
Mills,
Paper
2
1
1
9
(Washington, D. C.)—
_
Link Belt Co.
7-15
Morris
5-26
5-25
5-15
25C
Morrison-Knudsen
....
;
'
Common
1
—
Insurance—
Lincoln Service Corp.
50c
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Hudson's Bay Co.
(interim)
A
Life
Common
6-30
93 %c
National
Lincoln
Lines
5-31
6-15
75c
(quar.)__
Quarterly
Motor
■
5-21;
$1.25
(John)
4-30
7666-
6-
2
15c
(Henry) to Co., Lul.
to Co. (increased
Morgan
Morrell
1
6-
25c
pref.
(quar.)__i
5-15
%$2
20c
$1.31%
,
90c
25c
$1
40c
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)_—
Libby-Owens-Ford
Storage Co.—
5%
Union Station Co., 4%
5-15
3i>c
preierred
'
1
7-
I quar.)
Chemical (quar.)
Moore-McCormack
in-
from
10c.
$1.50
$12 %C
5%
3 •* * £0-l9
>T-
$2
(s-a)__
Mills
Motor
_
_
62 %c
(resumed)—
Terminal Warehouse & Cold
Class
-
income i
Lexington
(quar.)'
Oil Field Material
Fund—(quarterly
Trust
vestment
5-21
6-15
30c
40c
—
Libby, McNeil & Libby, common
5%% preferred
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
5-8
5- 4
5-15;
(quar.)
Co.
6-20
(quar.)
6-1
Monarch
Moody's Investors, $3 partic.
Moorc-Handley Hardware—
4%%
5-18
preferred (quar.)—_
preferred
(quar.)
Houston
4-13
6-12
7-10
5-15
26c
4-28
—
common
Salt
Lexington
5-16
7-25
6- 1
quar.)
6-29
4.40%
Houston
Lcsue
20c
50c
(quar.)———
RR
Valley
Lehigh
5-15
9- 1
12- 1
-
4% pfd.
(reduced)
Containers, Ltd.
Monsanto
Cement(initial
5-15
Ltd., class A
preferred
6-22
1
$1.25
(quar.)—-
—
$1.12%
<N. Y.>, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Household Finance,
4%
7-10
30c
(quar.)
Public 8ervlce
Housatonic
3%%
Portland
comrucn
6-
—
'
—
Horner (Prank W.)
.
(quar.):—.
& Sons
(James)
New
5
30c
(quar.i
!
& Co., com. (quar.)
Horn to Hardart Co.
,
Lehigh
12-
5%
<-—
preferred
Hormel (Geo. A.)
6%
Lees
9-, 5
9-15
12-15
$5 pfd.
(quar.)
Co
Leece-NeviJle
15c
A
B
4%%
preferred
preferred
50e
Lumber (quar.)
Hires (Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
Holt (Henry) to Co. (stock div.)
Class
Secord
——
(Edward"
Hoover
$5
i
9-12
12-12
inc. (Increased quar.)
Candy Shops, Ltd
Bryant,
6- 3
6-15
40c
40c
Hines
$5
'
6- 1
6-12
-
5-22
——
125c
$1.25
$1.25.
(quar.)
Modern
$8r%'0: '
$25C
Mobile ii Birmingham RR.,
6-15
9-14
9-14
12-14
12-14:
5-15
5-15
6- 1
(quar.)
B
5-21
Light, common
Common
A
87 %c
—
Ltd
Co.,
Class
50c
(s-a>
Chemical,
common
preferred A (quar.)
$4.37% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Drilling
Class
Class
6-
9-29
9-29
12-31
12-31
6- 1
*"*
Holders
Payable ot Ree.
Share
if. S.r & CO. Ltd!" (quar.r^__*_frl
Mitchell
$l5c
115c
115c
$15c
30c
.L
25c
3%%
Hilo Electric
2
6-15
4-25
<quar.)____—*15c *■ --6-30-115c
6-30
A
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
3
6-15
7-
class
(quar.)
A
5-15
15c
$25c
common
Heyden
Hi-Tower
B
Class
5-31
-
Industries, class A (initial)—
Products, Ltd
—
Hercules Powder, 5% pfd, (quar.)
Paper
(Alfred),
Lambert
5*
6-
,
20c
62 %c
Helene
Hendershot
6-15-
71%c
Hastings Manufacturing Co
___—
Hawaiian Pineapple, common—:
Name of Companp
payable of Bee.
Share
Name of Company
When
Per
'
Payable of Ree.
Share
of Company
Seme
Finance
Corp.,
Pacific
Gamble
Robinson
common
•
.(quar.)
(quar.)
——
(Continued on page 48)
$5c
1
50c
6-
1
5-15
20c
6-
5
5-22
Volume 183
Number 5531
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2191)
t
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADIM
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOOK
Fwlene
Range
STOCKS
Year 1955
107
Jan
13
3
48% Jan
37% Oct 28
111
19
6
18
71
18
6
109% Feb
63
Jan
23% Sep
7% Mar 23
31% Oct
13% Feb
9
14% Jan
23
67 % Jan
ACF
70% Feb
14
14
10
19
Apr
30% Feb
30
Jnn
35% Sep 20
25% Nov 30
19
12% Oct
:
130
155•
14
170
28
-
80
Jan
Jan
117
6
3
11
3
Mar 14
170
104
Jan
117
Jun
3% Jan
3
.-4% Feb
16
20% Jan
23
23 V4 Jan
13
Alco
31
117% Jan
19
2
23% Feb
6
81% Apr
20
88% Jan
23
7% Jan
23
10% May
-
9
116
Jan
20 1
-
May
14% Jan
7
135
Jan
Nov~U
26
Jan
-
23
160
*«:
Jan
20
20% Aug 26
122% July 6
106% Feb
14
Jan
S
25% Dec 30
23% Jan
40
33% Feb 27
51% Mar 14
63% Jun
98
7
61% Oct 27
•'
15% May
July 22
94% Jan
11
81% Apr
13
Apr
110
Sep
26
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
2% Nov 16
34
Jan
5
25% Jan
17
82
Oct
14
70
Oct
11
20% Jan
160%
Jan
33% May
Apr" 11
134% Apr
Jan
May
34
Apr
82
Feb
14
99% Feb
9
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
39
May
30% Nov
2% Feb
3
3 % Jan
13
Apr
3
28 Vs Jan
23
30
Jan
3
105% Jun
30
91% Jan
10
91% Feb
23
63
121% Mar 23
79
1
Jan
9
6
29% Jun
8
22% FeQ
9
102
Jan
6
139% Jun
13
110% Feb
14
126
31
Nov
16
36
3
36
Feb
7
100
Feb
1
110
31
108
Jan
26
Jan
26% Mar 16
Mar 19
New
"when
common
3%%
convertible
Co
of
6%
3%%
4%%
cum
21 % Mar
9
American Bosch
4
Amer
110% Apr
26
20
50 3/4
95%
95
95
68%
68%
69%
.•
;
-
160
*15%
16
25
35%
35
35%
493/4
50%
49%
50
96%
*95
68%
95
»'•
69 %
34
,
.
./
■~10
403/4
25,800
117
15%
127
25
133,300
160
40%
*112%
125
40
.•
10%
450
r
117
153/4
125
1,000
126
5,900
247/a
95
247/a
35%
35%
3,200
49%
s
503/s
16,900
96
,
34 :
68%
-
400
r
96
300
33%
333/a
800
66%
■
23,700
*135
145
*136
144
♦137
147
•132
142
•132
67 %
140
115
115
♦114
115
115
115
111
111
*112
115
1
117
38 %
39
38%
38%
119%
130
126% 130%
134%
39%
118
133
37%
120
135%
3
3
3
3
♦37
40
*37
♦28%
29
*28%
29
1183/a
134%
40
29
136
27/a
*37
28%
113%
112
1133/4
112%
116%
116%
68 %
63
65%
633/8
63 7/8
64%
1
23%
100
*113%
34%
116
106%
383/4
117
3
40
3
*37
*28%
110%
66
393/8
118
119%
3
38%
118
120
1343/4
138
800
40
28%
•273/4
283/4
100
116%
1177/b
32,000
64%
643/4
8,200
26,400
118
643/4
237/8
23%
237/8
23%
237/a
233/8
115%
1143/4
1143/4
114%
114%
34%
34%
33 %
♦113%
33%
*104
40,700
3
*23/4
•37
23%
34
17,900
23,800
40
*34%
34%
600
37%
*113%
23%
*
14,600
83
9%
*225
25
*24%
20%
•82%
35
35%
50
*
16
125%
100
40%
*112%
67
No par
com
34
237/a
116
800
33%
1,400
10
*104
28%
66
Corp com—2
20
20%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
20 %
197/a
203/a
21,100
43 %
44 %
43%
43%
4 J */8
*0%
43 %
44
437/a
443/4
7,900
100
common
preferred
4%
35
1243/4
25
15,800
O'/B
393/4
117
227/g
116%
'
50
44% May
19
*15 3/4
50%
•95
68%
1
preferred
conv
Brake
16
1253/4
35
49%
50
common
American Bank Note
6%
*113%
24%
•24%
40%
39%
403/s
8,900
22%
•115%
83
9%
1,200
3%
203/B
•82%
93/4
<
165
3%
116%
20%
83
'
9%
117
35
•
No par
convertible preferred
3
24
83
•
*160
23
•115%
20%
lo
—
Co com
American Bakeries Co
23
Jan
20%
22%
/.
116 %
20
"
3%
18,400
33,100
47%
175
100
lo
America
American Airlines
9
16% Jan
16
125
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
9
39% Jan
>
165
3%
700
800
5,200
153/8
46%,
172
100
convertible preferred
Jan
104
issued"
preferred
Amalgamated Leather
70% Jan
14
16
126
.4%
31
22% Mar 30
•115%
24%
No par
8
42% Dec
16
124
Corp common__No par
preferred
100>
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20
..
39%
*112%
1
Allied Stores
.
41
117
18
Dye
Allied Mills
8
107 % Sep
40%
*112
5
27% Mar
6
1
__!
Inc
&
66
6
23
227/8
116
•160
33/8
162
21
12
22y8
•
\ *152
14
Jan
33/8
160
Nov
14% Jan
10
116
«■
4,900
"
19%'
14%
47%
>
Nov
33% Jan
83
9%
.
•'
29%
144%
19
1763/4
*150
72
100
*82%
10%
n6
3%
-
100
30,700
2,200
29'/a
144%
15
46%
175%
-
165
♦160
165
/
165
32
Mar
82%
9%
♦160
14
477/8
178
*155
27% Mar 15
2
82%
165
=
*174
165
65
Jan
20%
100 ;
Aluminium Limited
24
39
103
20%
♦igo
14
13%
463/4
>
28%
193/8
*155
4
13
May 31
20%
1
138
Jan
33% May
•115%
100
Aluminum
37
14
3%
22%
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
6
Sep
3y2
—
1
4
May
—
2
May
48%
178%
5
126% Apr
39% May
47%
178%
19
J
'
29
29%
145%
450
3
17
Sep 23
483/.
175%
283/4
29%
145
19%
19%
-
13%
46.7v.
17514
23%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
4
Mar 12
111
Sep 23
88
13%
19%
28
29%
145
•210
97% Jan
125
15
41
13%
.
*29
145
400
23
3
19%
283/4
28%
29%
33/3
Kid Co
Mar 14
19yB
28%
143
'
Chemical
May
*29%
142
'
♦200
Industries
75% Mar 12
28%
30
17
' 32%
32%
500
Allen
34
33
16%
'■
•150
Allied
148
72%
17%
17%
33
500
Allied
4
16%
32%
•71%
163/4
32%
$4 prior preferred conv——No par
4
2
24
72%
74
•72%
,
*150
4
23
65
131
74
74
100
9
.
64
22%
preferred A
36% Apr
56% Jan
24
63%
10
common
12
Apr 27
95
„
!:
6
preferred
18% Jan
-
64%
__1
common..
common
129'/a Apr
25% Jan
4
49
9
Apr
May
'
1J3% Dec
4%%
63%
100
preferred
Inc
64%
*72%
1411/2
«
6,400
63%
..100
Inc
Alleghany Corp
117 y4 Mar 27
18
22
7%
Aldens
4
43 % Apr
414% Apr 20
19
Dec
.
Products
5%%
93
34
Mar 14
3
'Jun 24
v
163
13
300
6,300
64%
28'A
_
11,700
14%
63%
27%
_____1
Shares
44
1083/4
!4
17%
Air Reduction Inc common-—No par
4.50% pfd 1951 series
100
43%
•107%
-
14%
32%
1S%
44%
1073/4
14
16%
,
43%
107%
14%
32%
29%
44
the Week
137/B
2.7%
1
May 4
13%
33%
No par
Friday
May 3
108
43%
108
17y8
—
Sales far
Thursday
.
X13%
74
- -
44%
32%
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
30
4
15% May
27
*721/.
1
Corp..,
Aeroquip Corp
178% May
Jan
64%
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp—10 ...141%
48% May
9
July 12
326-
122
9
—
14
PRICES
Wednesday
May 2
108
10
Admiral
22% Jan
19
Feb
156
28% July 28
91% Aug
5
<7% Jan 26
209 % Jan
20
-'Aug
I
137/a
64%
50
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp—
145% May
6
43%
108
2.50
Adams
32% Jan
4
19
preferred
443,-
*108%' 108%
_25
common.
Steel Co..
Acme
43 y.
10?
1
Inc
Tuesday
May 1
Apr. 30
.
5
common
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
May
36% Feb
26% Mar 30
7
Jan
136
6
-Jan
9
11% ADr
.
22
Jan
6
2% Nov 29
109% Jan
Dec
27
29 %
Industries
5%
Jan
17"% Apr
33% Apr
„
23
/18% Mar
157
17% Oct 11
■"18
108
4
76
,
13
May
9
15% Aug 24
41% Dec 21
Mar 15
Dec
29
Dec
30% Jan
l
27% Mar 14
107
22 y4 Jan
34% Sep 20
3
77% Jan 21
20% Nov/
Abbott Laboratories
62 y4 Jan
'
6
Monday
Par
A**vpre*?rre(tABC Vending Corp
Aug 25
,
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
45% Apr
106% Apr
Aug 25
79
10
"
16% Jan 27
Jan
Highest
39% Feb
1
Feb
46% Jan
25% Jan
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Arma
Shoe
Co
convertible
No par
com
preferred
*109
100
28%
28%
♦66
66
110%
♦108
106
•104
106
•104
106
29
29
29
29
283/4
28%
*66
68
67%
67%
66
66
283/4
68
110
108
108
108%
108%
105
,
110
105
20
I,100
90
110%
1,400
1
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
22% Jan
18
33% July 15
24% Jan
23
18% Jan
17
21 % Mar
20% Apr
9
6% Oct
9% Jan
11
3
6% Feb
14
43% Feb
14
Jan
3
42% May
1
46% Sep
16
38% Jan
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
47
597/« Dec
71% May
7
8
31% Apr
20% Jan
48% Nov 30
18
11
7% Mar 12
49 %
Apr
45% Mar
27
2
7
Theatres
5%
Inc
Cable
American
Can
7%
Radio
&
Co
Corp
1"
American
Chain
&
Co
Cable
63/s
6%
63/a
6%
63/8
9,400
453/8
447/8
45%
6%
443/4
6%
447/8
45%
22,800
43
43%*
43%
433/8
43%
43%
42%
42%
423/a
433/4
44%
45
46
2,700
4,700
29
67
Jan
5
American
Chicle
37% Apr
9
American
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com„—10
27
100'/a Jan
Mar 14
69% Dec
48
140
Apr
106
Mar 15
4
22
61
Jan
23
109 y4 Sep 1 8
135% Dec 21
176
Jan
126
77% Apr
12'
4%%
American Cyanamid
12% Jan
~26
42% Dec
19
34
15
Nov
Jan
3
3
12% Aug 17
40
Jan
7
Feb
1
27
208
Jan
24
153
18
Apr 12
27% Mar 21
15% JunlO
13% Jan
18
17% Mar 20
American
54
Sep 29
40% Sep 22
33% May
35% Jan
2
44"% Mar 12
3
44
20% Sep 22
17% Jan
10
May 1
24% Apr 13
16
13% Jan
23
16% Apr
47% Jan
23
Mar 30
52% Dec
8
Apr
60 % Mar
10
10
prior preferred
25 % Apr
100
Co com
10
-
43
43
56%
56%
56
563/4
55%
:56%
55%
557/8
55%
56
2,500
35
35%
35
35
34%
34%
*34%
343/4
33%
34
1,000
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
283/4
♦28%
287/a
*28 %
29
94%
•92
94%
♦92
94%
*93
94%
130
9
5% Apr
3% Nov 21
Dec
26
Jan
25
86
1
3% Jan
Nov
21
38
Mar 30
33% Jan
65
Jan
17
96
Nov
15
11
Jan
6
13% Sep
16
96% Jan
26
13% Dec
7
17% Dec
21
84% Jan
Aug
2
16% Nov 15
208
148%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
257%
25%
253/4
1,900
ig%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/8
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,100
3314
333/4
33%
33%
33%
8,100
Encaustic
Tiling
*202
1
American Enka Corp
;—5
American European
Secur—No par
34%
33%
42 %
42%
44
44
40c
22%
23%
22%
227/8
Power__No par
15 %
15%
15%
153/8
9
American
Gas & Electric Co
Lines
Foreign
Inc
5
"when issued"
New common
American
6%
5534
58%
preferred
American-Home
18% Dec 1 2
American
6%
9
101 % Apr
20
20
17% Apr
17
16% Feb
American
17
/ 17% Jan
3
13
107% Feb
4
101 % May
1
106% Feb
21
11
35% Apr
7
24% Feb
9
32
May
88% Nov
18
94 y« Jan
6
90
Jan
3
93
Mar 29
27% Jan
21
41% Mar 16
35% Feb
10
45% Jan
5
68 y4 Sep
56% Jan
20
4
5%%
3.90%
33% May
104
(Dct
25
108
Sep~13
104% Apr
Mar 16
16%
16%
16%
*101%
102%
101 %
30%
31%
30%
Ltd
25
% Mar
8
28
Jan
16
American
28
Mar
2
30
Jan
27
5%%
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
13% Jan
30
18
Apr
5
American
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
4
6% Apr
24
8% Jan
3
46% Jan
6
26 % Oct 27
60% Sep
23
11
55% Jan
12
38% Apr
28% Feb
6
32% Feb 29
American News
38
Oct
27
53% Mar
3
35% Feb
9
40% Jan
9
American
67
Jan
6
111% Dec
5
95% Jan
20
May
4
Amer
45% Apr
25
50% May
4
100
American Motors
27% Jun
16
21% Feb
179% Jan
5
158% Apr
27
7y8 May 25
9% Jan
37% Feb
3
7% Apr
9
30% Apr
126
2
7
66% May
29 % Jan
50% Jan
6
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
13
39y4Jan
72% Apr 11
58% Sep 21
172
24% Mar 20
Feb
13
24
8% Feb
27
24
36% Jan
6
Feb
177
21
46% Jan
23
56
4
75
May
4
59% Mar 20
153
Apr
24
3
46 y4 Aug 24
42
Jan
10
121% Oct
11
120
Apr
25
29% Feb
1
131% Aug 12
43% Dec 30
39% Jan
19
50% Apr
12
Feb
29
108
139 % Anr
4
146
Jan
19
2
16% Jan
16
23
187% Feb
1
46% Nov
2
58% Feb
18
64% Jan
6
100
Nov
16
137 y4 Jan
4
147% Nov
16
14% Jan 12
172% Jan 13
20% Jan
31
62% Feb 21
130% Jan
46
20
187% July 21
82% Dec
145
Nov
89
13
,
May
179% Jan
174
Feb
22
Apr
46% Mar
2
129% Mar 26
com
1%
6%
Snuff
Co
noncumulative preferred—100
47% Apr
16
American Steel Foundries
59% Jan
16
American Stores
Co
Mar 22
American Sugar
7%
29
Jan
17
83
Aug 26
65
6
Jan
6
62% Jan
6
72
Sep 21
33% Mar 30
40
Jun
17% Feb
14
Jan
23
63% Feb
14
American Tobacco
36
Feb
8
Preferred
6%
5%%
87% Mar 19
Anaconda
83
Mar 20
7
103
Jan
20
32% Jan
10
3
44% Oct
11
58% Dec
1
18% Jan
3
36% Dec
1
42% Apr
107
Jan
2
12
40% Mar 13
55% Jan
4
71 % May
4
33% Apr
25
35% May
4
29% Feb
15
35% Mar 19
100
Preferred
3 6%
167/a
102
307/a
♦101%
102
157/b
13%
16
167/a
163/4
103
♦101
•101%
16
313/8
93
*90
13%
102
16
16%
16'/a
103
•101
31%
30%
93
26%
7
7%
*104%
25%
*29%
105
26%
30
17
17%
7
7%
105
*104%
253/4
*29%
167/8
7
313/4
13
•101%
16
163/4
•101
313/4
37
127%
13
16%
200
600
163/4
2,100
2,800
103
60
32
32,300
•90
93
•90
93
•39%
66'/8
39%
1,800
68%
343,4
16,300
2,700
,
•104%
105
26%
253/4
26
30
29%
29%
173/a
17%
17%
7%
7
7%
•104%
253/4
•28
17%
7
105
257/a
30
173/8
7 %"
65"%
647/s
65%
647/s
65%
65%
66%
66
30
30%
30
30%
30
30%
30
30%
31
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
377%
383/8
377/8
38
116%
115%
117
120%
120%
122%
124%
126
46%
46%
47
48%
48%
49%
115
4g%
22%
22%
162%
162
22%
•162
22%
163%
119
47%
22%
•162
223/4
163%
-
22%
163
223/4
163
50
22%
•163
663/4
32%
503/4
22%
166
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
73/8
7%
73/8
31%
31%
31%
317/a
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
317/s
66
68
56%
56%
153
154
44%
44%
124
125
46%
46%
65%
X55%
154
44
♦123
46%
54
53
182
97
181'/a
66
56%
155
44%
127
46%
53
97
140
56%
156%
*44
123%
46%
463/4
52%
•95
139%
84%
137%
83%
46%
52%
•96%
44%
124
47
52%
04
68%
56%
157
437/a
•124
46%
52%
•96%
140%
133/4
14
182 %
182
84
182
83
83%
81
♦137
34,600
50
75
57
19,100
158
690
437/a
127
700
60
47%
8,600
527/8
2,400
QQ
1403/4
14
182%
83%
138
300
670
1,700
32,600
16,500
170
137%
39
37%
387/a
37%
37%
93^
9%
93/i
9%
93/8
•27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
27%
130
20%
207/a
20%
21%
5,400
9%
.9%
9%
9%
27%
*27%
27%
26%
•25 %
26%
138
28
Smelting—1
21 %
21%
21
21%
20%
203/4
77%
79%
77%
79
777/8
79 3^
783A
79%
79
80
No par
73
73
73%
73%
74
39%
39%
39%
39%
Co
100
2,800
34,400
7,000
7,700
4,600
6,600
7,600
138
138
9%
.
124
56%
13%
182%
83%
♦136%
•43%
68%
156
140%
182%
84 %
55 %
140%
182
com—5
27%
98
13%
38%
*25%
523/4
673/4
156
1403/4
13
393/4
25
44%
123%
387/8
25
67%
557/8
13%
138 %
83%
137
66
155%
5,900
4,800
6,300
2,410
50
&
3,100
4,700
102
64%
40%
series
43,300
24,400
500
51,900
709
72%
73%
73
73
727/8
6.25
39%
41
39%
393/4
39%
No par
Cable
106 %
106%
♦104%
106%
*103%
106 %
10
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
373/4
68%
69
69%
71%
2,200
7,000
Hocking Glass Corp—
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
When
102
13%
13%
39%
series
Common
$4
13%
25
Corp
Lead
Anaconda Wire &
Anchor
20
25
common
preferred
23% Mar 13
105
26
181 %
American Water Works Co
47
*104%
100
American Tal & Tel Co
American Zinc
125%
66%
13%
30
26% Mar 27
124
39%
13%
Jan
-
121%
65%
13%
10
16
123
39%
5
Tobacco
3
26% Mar 23
121
123%
393/4
139%
Jan
24% Apr
*34%
67
99
139%
American
1
37
63%
53%
13
29% Aug 16
*34%
393/4
*97
130%
51% Jan
9
35
63 7/8
1
Viscose
35
39%
100
American Sumatra
6%
35
62%
Refining com—100
25
84 %
No par
preferred
36% Apr
10
25
common
27
28% Aug
No par
100
s
30
13
Mar
Refg com
Apr
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
44% Jan
Std
145% Jan
26% Jan
HO
B__No par
issued"—No par
27
liy4 Jan
7
1
Chem cl
preferred
American
*4
39%
17
preferred
Amer Smelt &
57%
4
64%
16%
No par
Co
"when
Rad &
39
39%
30
Sany common.—5
100
American Safety Razor
—5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
7%
4%
577/8
39%
*29%
25
Co
Co
25
27
19
Gas
2
5
75% Feb
8% Oct
Sep
Natural
&
57%
63
1
Corp
Optical
Potash
*90
20
Co
136 % Apr
55% Nov 10
32% Dec
Molasses
6
15
,103
com
23
Dec
30 y4 Jun
21
Amer
Products
Metal
convertible preferred
American
New
com
preferred
1
58%
57%
issued)
(when
30
*91
583/4
333/4
No par
No par
Machine & Metals
Jun
•
13%
1
31% Sep
Jun
121
preferred
100
& Fdry common—7
preferred
100
32
21% Mar 14
125
157/e
24% Mar 16
170
*34
*101%
20% Mar 14
•
4%
16
Common
4%%
2,100
4
102
Amer Metal Co
108
17
2,400
4%
1574
Amer
4
39%
4%
37/8
*101%
71% Mar 19
34% May
577/8
preferred__100
40% Mar 21
4
400
117%
*13%
"
16
10,400
15%
43
39
35
93
23%
15 %
117
122%
Investment Co of 111
227%
15%
119%
#34
prloi
23
15%
38%
4
American Mach
•42%
22%
-153/a
116%
4
1
43
23%
15%
39
1
Corp
42%
223/4
•43 %
120
No par
International
33%
38'/a
Products
noncumulative
33%
1193/4
Ice Co common
American
33%
45
39%
1
13%
147
119%
50
com
148
39
57%
118
39
148
118
38
10
118%
14R
148
II,000
14,300
10
SS Co
Hide & Leather
convertible
Jan
Sep
2,400
•200
*146
25%
Export
23% Oct
103
147%
210
13% Jan
99
18,000
147%
;
105
500
743/a
25%
&
4
733/4
146%
American
14% Mar 21
743%
preferred series C-100
30
127% May
733/8
preferred series B_100
American Hawaiian
30
74%
conv
4% Jan
31
11 y8 Jan
73%
conv
American
35% Mar 21
73%
3%%
12
27
73
*93
3%%
5
1
94%
43%
American Distilling Co new com__20
131% Jan
4
28
39 % May
*93
74%
73%
*
35% Apr
~62%
200
43
21
14
■
28,700
1
45%
27% Feb
Feb
20 %
6%
54% Feb
100
307/a
20 %
42%
9
3
30%
203/4
45%
No par
No par
6
Apr
30%
•20%
6 %
17
92
293/4
203/4
42%
Nov
17
30 3/8
46%
33
91% Sep
297/a
♦20%
,
gi/4
33 % Dec
6
30%
20%
42%
27% Mar 14
Jan
30%
20%
»
4534
23% Mar 17
34
20%
*20%
\
25
Mar 23
1
31
12.50
common
preferred—
46
28% May
■
30%
20 *
;
American
• -
1
common
preferred
'
issued
—
Andes Copper Mining
21.80
10
36
67%
106 %
36 Vs
68"%
—10
34%
34%
14
*31%
32 %
*104
36 %
393/8
106
68%
69
68%
69 %
34
343/4
34 V8
343/4
32%
*31%
*31%
32
►103
343/8
*31%
6,200
34%
343/4
353/4
9,400
32
31%
32%
300
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
.
.
(2192)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Oct
34ft May
3
37
6ft Jan
11
31ft July
3
A F W Products Co Inc
.
Jan
6ft Mar 19
18
Feb
41ft Apr
39ft Apr
10
27ft Jan 23
0
Archer-Da niels-Midiand
9
0
25ft Mar
9
6
46ft Feb
9
15
15ft Feb
7
24
Sift Oct 11
35 ft Apr
36ft Aug 30
13ft Sep 29
102 ft Apr
28
19
18
22
86ft Apr
102ft Mar
2
Apr
18ft Mar
17
Nov
28
28 ft Feb
Jun
17-
15ft Jan 11
*30
6
8ft Jan
3
6 ft May
Oft Feb
20
8
30ft Mar 29
113
Aug 15
69
May 27
55
131ft Jan 18
162
Nov 30
137
Jun
15
62
27ft Dec
13
30
Aug 11
Oct
3
37ft Sep
14
Apr
102
1
Feb
30
8
•3ft Feb
36ft Mar 14
the Week
..
Shares
20
'
Jan 23
*
57%
22%
22%
34%
33%
1
33 ft
5
—1
Carpet
6.25%
"■
'
7,
6ft
:
183/4
6%
29
283/4
19
183/4
91.50 serles__No par
29 Vt
29 ft
Goods Corp— '
preferred
:>
►104
10
65
24%
24 y8
24%
57%
57
23
32%
2& fa
95 ft
106
6%
18%
29%
.
97
193/4
6'/a
6%
•28%
19
29ft
;
;
32
97
4,500
140
193/4
200
6ft
6%
6,600
28%
28%
-
-
13%
193/g
29 ft
32 y4
32,300
29 ft
32%
~
1.200
.
•
"
29ft
,
/
27,300
87,700
34
•IS3/*
283/4.
: 183/4
.
32 ft
32 ft
323/4
"
2,500
•''
{
4,300
•
*104 ft
>
106
.
•'
'
„*104
106
1041/2
106
65ft ' 66
65 ft
65 ft
65ft
65
65 ft
*96'A
*
'i
'
*
58
33%
..
*183/4
:
28%
29%
34
A
"■
3,100
*
23f» * 28%
97
33 ft
34
6%
323ft
»
57®/8
575/a
24
18%
29%
29 ft
;
106
100
-
Associates Investment Co
24%
'
32%
32 ft
1
243ft
283/4
>
-
—
35 ft
5,700
18% *" 18%
18%
Dry
4,400
37 ft
x95%
"
29
18ft
2.50
39 Va
35%
57ys
6%
29
Inc
39
36'/4
X33%
953/4
183/4
20
39%
35 ft
23 ft-
58'ft
34 ft
953/4
-
.
'
•18ft
,
23%
.
39 ft
35'/4
l
Industries
Ashland Oil St Refining com
Associated
96
96
No par
Corp
Co Inc
Common
35 * Jan
3
110ft Jan
5
67 ' Mar 14
60%
22%
600
40
24%
36
25 ft
58 ft
-
53/0
Ey4.
5%
*5
5%
5'A
39ft
353/4
36 ft
25 ft
10
5
Corp
2nd preferred
*
104ft Feb
•
39
243/4
35 ft
preferred
Arvln
*
Mar 29
383/4
39
25
Constable
Artloom
13
31ft Mar 15
16
27ft Jan 10
16
Jun
83.75
Arnold
6
ft
38
l
Armstrong Cork Co common
2
Jan
22
5
17
6
May 4
May %
5ft
5ft
5
Armour & Co of Illinois
37ft Mar 27
18
94
34
Maris
12ft Jan
29ft Jan
3
Jan
Steel
Armco
2
May
"
0% Jun 14
34
-
Friday
May 3
-
5ft
*5
No par
Argo Oil Corp
Argus Cameras Inc
i
27ft Mar 6
82% Apr 18
Dec
May 12
13ft Jan
6
Thursday
Wednesday
May 1
Apr. 30
'
55 ft Dec
36
5
*
Tuesday
L
Pat
"
4
43ft Feb 14
4ft May 19
Sales for
"
/,
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
•
Leered
■Iftot
31
NEW
Baage Since Jan. 1
Twr 1955
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
STOCKS
ifwPmtoM
,
:
104 y2
66
-
30
;
60
10,800
'
*'
•
.
06
3
t
101
96 ft Feb
1
8
9
101ft Apr 20
43ft Jan
35ft Jan
68
10
14 ft Jan
4
Jan
11
27 ft Dec
22
8 y4 Apr
18
July 18
Dec
18
16ft Nov 16
Mar 21
Oft Oct 26
Oct 20
<
9
Feb
Jan
Jan
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder
9
;
Austin
t"
10
100
i—5
20
—
- -
of Amer—5
Canteen Co
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
»
(2.25 conv preferred
No par
24
29%
29%
25ft
*:
'6ft
44%
*
,167 ft
168
;
•98 ft
57 ft
57 ft
58 ft
29%
29%
29%
60%
10,300
42
43%
31,400
97 ft
98
60
41ft
41%
41%
42 ft
9b ft
97
97
97
42%
42 ft
♦73
73%
73% :
340
43%
14,100
44%
73%
74
1,400
500
lo'ft
•10ft
17%
•17ft
173/3
24%
24 ft
24%
3,000
63/4
76,300
<
>
-44
44
44
10ft
6%
6ft
6ft
6%
6ft
j-
43%
>73%
24 ft
17%
25
43 ft
?:
♦17ft
11
10ft
10
59
58ft
24%
1,400
100
*99
58%
•17 ft
5,200
:
100
100
-43ft
*17% 17%
24ft 25^
6ft
6 /a
43% .-44%
5,000
56%
29 ft f
100
57%
9b'/a
43ft
73
10 ft
168
56 ft
29 ft
,56
*98ft 100
; 57ft 58ft
41ft 42 ft
17'ft
*43%
—
*29%
166
168
167
56
56
961%
43va
42%73
'<3
IOV2
10 ft
*li'/«
24%
6%
($1.20)—No par
„
166% 169
'
9o%
9a*/4
-42ft
72ft
*10'ft
common——No par
prior pref
Automatic
7% Feb'24
49ft Feb
50
.
Nichols
Conv
27'ft Mar 16
5
168ft 170ft
55ft
56ft
- 29ft
30
*98ft 100 >
-57ft 58ft
41ft 42 ft
50
,
„
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
i
100
Atlantic Coa^t Line RR—No par
17% Feb 27
2
—
Atlantic Renning common
Preferred $3.75 series B
6
76ft Mar 13
20
6
43 ft May
4
11% Jan
8
19
23
.
20
45ft Mar
13
61% Feb
10
Mar 30
54
99% Feb
9
16ft Jan
;
48% May
19
,
Apr
41% Feb
.
Feb 27
60% Apr <16
5
95
-
48 ft Mar 31
Common
Preferred
/
30ft Mar 13
23
38ft Sep
6
47ft Mar 14
19
Jan
28
'
Atchison Topeka St Santa Fe—
Apr 23
41% Jan 20
55% Apr 23
i
59ft Mar
40ft Sep
34ft May 17
96ft Sep 15
173
23
Mar 17
101
36ft Oct 13
41ft Oct 10
43
Jan
45
44%
,
1,100
B
6% Aug 18
Jan
16
8ft Feb 10
18
6
Apr
9
Mar 24
95
Feb
14
114
6% Jan 26
24
41ft Apr
133% Apr
44% Apr
.
11% Jan
6
24% Mar 30
13 % Feb
14
15% Jan
6
12
30ft Jan
10
35 ft Aug 12
33 y, Jan
10
35% Feb
7
113 ft May
Jan
100 ft Jan
1
41% Feb
13
45
Jan
26
;i5y« Jan
68% Jan
19
4%
Baltimore
27
Barber
Oil
4
Barker
Brothers
38 ft Mar
45
Jan
6
72% Mar 29
45 ft Apr
25
54ft Jan
9 '
Bath Iron
i
14% Jan
19% Nov 23
17
28
19% Jan
6
46
Dec
57
Jun
8
J$n
17
147
13
Jan 24
133
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
2
104
Apr
107 ft May
38% Dec
103% Jun 13
22% Mar 14
25% Jan
Oct
43 ft May
*
11
Jan
66% Mar
16
15
18
95
101
8
Apr
90
Feb
6
3
Bell
Aircraft
2
Bell
St
101
63
7
49 ft Jan
19
14
18% Jan
30
Dec
12
1% Jan
6
Mar 14
31
Jan
30
33% Apr
23
52% Mar 27
L69 'ft Dec
6
145 ft Feb
158
4fV2 May
31 ft Mar 4
83% Jun 14
28 ft
25'/, Jan
30
30 ft
Apr
23
38% Mar 15
38 :
28
34% Jan
23
38% Apr
2
64% May 18
88 ft Mar
3
69% Jan
27
90
4
Jan 23*
20% Mar 15
31% Sep 29
26
25
39% Jan
25 ft Feb
3
3
' Jan 23
12
28
Mar
38% May
19% Jun 22
15'/, Apr
May
Bliss
(E
&
1
3
Jan
Bond
58% Feb
14
64
38 ft Jan
17
50'/, Apr
Jan
12
5'
15
91'ft May
16
53'/a Apr
14% Jan
3
30
Dec
30
19
<Mar
l
29% Jan
3
64ft Sep
19
43 ft Mar
1
61% Jan
3
10
57% Mar 19
3%%
18 ft Mar 28
12% May
2
19
45
Jan
5
53
66 ft- July 20
54
Jan
9
21% Jan
11
57% Jan
24% Apr
23
35 y. May
28% Jan 28
95
Aug 11
32
Sep 26
14% Jan
6
§2
Jan
6
20% Jan
6
23
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
65% Jan 20
26
Nov 21
27% Aug 17
21% Dec 20
16
Mar 15
76
Dec
71
Sep 30
12
76% Jan
3
22ft Jan
6
: 15
23
Mar 18
Jan
6
8% Oct
11
*
24
Oct
11
69% Jan 26
83% Jan
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
0% Nov 15
27% Oct 14
14% Sep 26
•1% Jan 17
07% Jan 13
34% May 6
100ft Apr 25
36 ft Feb
16
111
32% Jan
14
July 25
Feb
1
May
25% Jan 23
43
30
38% Jan
23
23
July 21
95% July 29
19% Jan
23
27:
25% Sep
6
21 % Aug
1
20'ft Apr
13'/, May
92% Mar
Jun
30% Feb
29 y,
29'/s
29%
•12%
12 y4
1278
12 y0
12 y4
23
23 ft
413/s
41%
29
12%
12%
23'/a
23%
23
23'/a
23 y8
23%
38'/a
40 %
39%
41
41 ft
42
10
Co
45
29'/,
67
61'/a
63
60 3/4
613ft
603ft
61ft
20'ft
20%
20%
21'ft
21
21-/8
15,000
2ft
2%
2'ft
2'ft
2%
171,400
32 ft
32%
32%
32 y8
32'ft
50%
'
50'/a
Jan
30
99
: Jan
11
40ft Jan
23
5% Feb
9
12% Jan
20
6% May
4
39% Apr 10
15'/a Feb 23
July 15
64% Feb
7
92
Mar 22
62ft Feb
32 ft Aug 29
35 ft Jun 16
7
30% Jan
24
31% Feb
Feb 21
14
52% Jan 20
2«
-
18,700
•37%
38 y,
'•29%
29%
293/a
293/4
291/4
29'ft
29'ft
29%
37
37
37
371/4
37
37
37
37'ft
84%
86 '/a
86 «/4
88'/a
80'ft
853ft
88 ft
5
85%
90
84%
29%
29'%
28%
283/4
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
5
;
32%
.32%
34'ft
29
32
28%
29 ft
29
30%
29 ft
20%
17
20'ft
17
17 ft
16 3/8
17
18 '/4
18%
15'/4
153ft
15 'ft
15 ft
6,400
12'ft
2,500
No par
16
,
5,600
3,000
93,300
'
'28%
3,990
1
(The)
common
15%
15%
15%
15 3/a
12%
12%
12'/a
12 y,
121/4
12%
12 »/8
12'/a
61%
61
61%'
61 '/4
613ft
62
61'/4
62 y4
45'/a
46%
45%
46 •%
45'ft
46
5
100
i
1
15%
1.25
15
Inc
4,500
16,060
15 ft
*92
94 ft
91 ft
91ft
*91 y2
54
54»/4
54
543/8
54'ft
54'ft
54%
54'ft
95
*92
54%
•
45%
12%
61%
4 b'ft
45%
*91ft
93
5,500
4J%
Xbl
19,500
10
94
2,100
21
20»/a
21
20
203/4
20
20 ft
20%
20%
20%
*4774
48
47
47%
48'%
48 ft
2,700
48
48%
47%
47 ft
100
12%
12'ft
123/4
123%
10,100
51
11,200
Co
Maine
RR—
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
4%%
50
5
'
51%
■
56 ft
57
23
—50
*
13
12'/,
2.50
common^
preferred
23%
&
.
Bigelow
Brown, Shoe
Inc
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
•>»
(The)
85 preferred
Forge Co—
10
Inc
-
4ft
4%ft
preferred
second
preference
371/2
37%
36
36%
35 %
353ft
3,900
363/8
18,500
37%
96
98'/a
33'A
83 ft
Calumet
St Hecla
Inc
5
7ft Jan
17
3
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—__1
Campbell Soup Co
i.
1.80
17ft Jan
3
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
98
Feb
7
Jan
31
preferred
No par
11%
27%
♦100
47ft
*
7%
15'A
6ft
40
16
*92
62'ft
33% Apr
6
36% Mar 16
Caradian Breweries Ltd
.No par
56ft Apr
Cannon
*31%
34%
53ft
Ry
25
No par
44%
45%
45 3/8
46'ft
46 ft
47'ft
20,900
20 y8
20 Va
20
20%
20
203/8
36,100
931/2
♦93%
94'/»
93'ft
93 ft
93%
933/,
300
35
35:
35%
34 ft
34%
5,300
£4 ft
34'/,
74
_100
Pacific
4,900
75
Co:
Canada Southern Ry
34 ft
14
74
38%
-
5
43% Jan
34 ft
35%
38'/,
No par
1
34%
20%
37%
*15ya
15%
California Packing Corp
34'ft
14%
82
Callahan
34%
353%
♦80
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
2,200
20%
<27 ft
Zinc-Lead
,
*69'/,
1<V*
7,600
98
34%
27 y«
preferred
143/4
97%
*20 s/4
15 '/a
participating
14 ft
Xl4
5
common
14 S/8
973ft
14 ya
1
(A M)
14'/a
97»ft
20%
82
12
'27%
100'/a
48
7'/a
26'/a
>11%
263/4
100
48
7ft
'82%
75
14
;
73
353/4
21 'ft
21
143%
13%
14 y«
74
73
73
76
*69'ft
76
82 ft
*80
82 ft
36
.
*69 Vb
•80
•80
„
38,300
36%
36
20%
383/4
39
39
39»ft
♦15'/a
16
15%
27i/a
X25%
26%
253/4
39%
76
:
1,400
21
48,400
210
.
82
120
,
28,000
39%
153ft
600
26
26
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
27 y8
26%
26%
26
26
26
26
100 ft
•99
17,900
26y8
12
100
-
48%
7%
15%
15'/8
6ft
40'/s
16Vo
92'A
*62ft
*31%
6%
40y4
16%
92 ft
34%
34y8
24'ft
53'ft
54
54
33
ft
21
16
38 '/8
15%
62'ft
36
:i4%
;
*69y»
76
6%40'/4
93
5,000
14%
34%
76
343ft
33
45i/2
34 ft
76
34
983/4
-
34
•70
101
*97
34
"201/4
45 y,
20
,94
36 'ft
100
33 ft
34
96 3/4
"32%
36 y4
36
*97
100
*97
100
14'/a
•74
iluo
L
Co
36%
35%
36 y,
35'/,
*97
33 ft
15
Mills
3,100
36'/a
14%
!
Canadian
2378
34 y4
*
eonv
500
23%
14'/4
5
Copper & Zinc
$4.25
5b%
23'ft
14%
Butte
7ft
56 y8
23'ft
34%
Bush
Byers Co
52 ft
56'ft
23>/4
109
;
Burroughs Corp
Terminal
51'ft
*55'ft
23 y8
100
preferred
3%ft
51 ft
56 '/a
23 V3
22%
20%
1
com
51%
•551/4
33%
;
5
Burlington Industries Inc
51'/4
5 6 '/a
33%
1
Co
Co
♦93 ft
No par
_
12%
51%
20%
20 ft
■
5
13
45 ft
745
!___5
12%
51
*553/4
15'/4
99%
5,000
12%
34 ya
7
32% : 33ft
Np par
Co
Co common
Watch
♦9S%
_15
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
38
37%
3
common
3%ft
Butler Bros
6
ft
37ft
5
64
20
16,200
37
29%
16y8Mar20
.
44
38
9
3
423ft
3 6 &/ 8
37%
16
3
103% Jan
37 »/a
29%
31% Jan
23
42'ft
36%
37%
-12% Apr
32% Jan
Apr 10
22% Feb 17
41%
37
100
Bulova
15
100
Co_
preferred
Bullard
6
42 ft
11,500
5ft
8
4
413/4
600
,,
53 ft
3
8
80 3/4
41%
;•
15%
81
*79
25
3
19
161
143ft
15
81
2.50
preferred
Buffalo
77% Feb
161
163
14 S/8
15
81
*79
2,700
31,600
36 ft
14 ft
81% Jan
*160 y3
14%
81
40
34'/4
3
.1591/4
159
15
1,300
51ft
161%
50 ft
1613ft
160%
26,600
161
51
50
1613/4
Xl60%
159
♦79
1
20
>26
-
39%
No par
85% Mar
9% Jan
81
40
♦79
503i,
50
50'/a
163
15
15
14%
32'ft
323/8
32'/,
32 ft
50'/,
2
2%
2
„1
Brown
39% May
16% Jan
3
Da?„
Apr
10
61'/a
32%
—10
Inc
27
3
7,800
20'/a
1
(Delaware)
27
16% Jan
Apr 30
28% Jan 23
11 y« Apr 11
44% Dec 12
17 y« Dec
y
59
-
4
9,800
-
98
20'/4
36%
Mar
41%
60%
2%
100 '/a
23
233/s
41ft
61%
35%
-82 '
4
03% Dee 30
May
.
9
223/s
*94
20%
2
*97 ft
35% May
36% May
2,600
19%
100
Mar 13
8,700
12%
60
.
2.50
6.
3078
12 y8
95
1 peso
Mfg Co___
*94
95
50
293/4
98
*94
98
20
5,300
•
4* ft
*43
98
•95
100
4
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
95
13
73
48% July 28
6% Aug 15
footnotes
29 V,
12/a
♦43
Bristol-Myers Co
36% Apr 12
47% May 4
21% Jan
3
%
8
30'/, Oct 31
12% Aug 26
36% Feb
3
15% Mar
Feb
29
92
Apr 20
34% Jun 22
19'/, July 1
103% Jan
29'/,
(Del) com
29
103% Jan
91% Jan 25
29'/, Jan 11
47'/, Feb 21
80
44'/a
28%
Co
Apr
15% Apr
90
23
Dec
*43 ft
893/4
*89
10
1
1
-
Feb
35
10
21%
43 ft
3.50
2
8» %
21 y,
42 ft
21
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Brlggs & Stratton new com
100
23
31% Feb
26% Jan 10
28% Mar 14
4
*8972
21%
20%
43'ft
42 y. Mar 26
14
8»%
21
*42
203/4
4,900
Common
19
6
*89
89'/a
Branlff
Mar 21
29
20 3/,
37% Apr
4
28% Feb
95 y, Jan
17% May 17
14% Jan 31
..
28 ft
89
Co
Boston Edison
Boston Sc
49 ft Dec
17,300
28%
21%
—
Borg-Warner Corp
3
28% Jan
98 ft Feb
2
30
80
21%
27%
21
No par
Co
105 ft
21ft
89%
Borden
I
130
♦104 ft
213/a
*89ft
common
Laughlln
Stores
*120
104ft
21%
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
29
24% Jan
Co
W)
1J0
104 ft
*120
1
-
6,700
1043/4
104
104'/2
283/4
12 ft Mar 16
61ft Sep
May 10
104 ft
130
*120
130
•120
28 ft
Class B
100 ft Nov
19
48%
21%
Bon Ami Co class A
6
2
483/4
22%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
12
Mar 14
48%
483A
28%-
1
17
3
61% Oct 24
i(y4
49
28
3
65% Sep
38
17%
483/4
1
Boeing Airplane
63% Jan
12% Nov
1778
483/4
_1
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
;
20% May
12
11% Jan
7
1'
,29% Apr
34 y. May
l
11% Jun
48 ft Apr
17 ft
21%
Co
Decker
190
•
17%
22%
Consol Mining
Black &
4b
48 ft
46 3/4
28
Best Foods
4
9,500
17'/2
11
84
61
48'/e
Jan
5
60
17%
♦158y,
10
61
48%
158%
Jan
573/4
17%
5
Steel
-2,400
27%
Corp
Finance
68 »/4
22 ft
Co—
Co
673/4
17'/a
163%
32'/, Feb
66% May
1,700
2,000
68 V,
17 y,
158'/4
78
Dec 30
49 5/s
162%
15
43% Nov 29
48 ft
No par
22
61
483/8
7ft preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
4%ft pfd series of 1951
100
40
0% Jan 14
4b'/4
4b7/,
68 y«
48%
Bethlehem
85% Sep
15% Mar 14
4o %
46%
*42
33,300
47 y4
7
11
Jan
*42%
9
18
20
4^ 74
42
13
Oct
8
74
25-/2
41%
16% Jan
Jan
Dec
6,900
42 ft
25
42
172% Feb
33%
12
7,700
25'/a
25
26
523/4
*4i'/,
167% Apr
T4
Aug 23
703/8
29 y«
9
16
Nov
68 ft
26 ft
9
9
Sep
Sep 26
683/4
26%
17
-Nov
18
Aug 17
68 «/4
257a
Apr
172
25
6 (74
25 ft
14 ft Feb
6
Dec
5b'A
67 %
52 y,
pfd——100
Benguet
&
543/4
b (78
162 -
7
.
17
54%
bo
70
51%
52 >/4
213/4
Inc
Best
,
54 y4
68%
104
preferred
Beneficial
54
130
Bendlx Aviation
May 2
21% May 4
2% Feb 24
44% Jan
1
9
158% Sep
04
4%ft
56ft July
13% Jan
d'
30
35 ft July 25
7
101% Jan
r
Jan
68
54
65'/,
104
Belding-Heminway
Jan
May
1
68
68'A
50
14
May
52%
68
102
102
103
♦102
103
♦102
2.50
Packing
Howell
51%
68
►120
RR
Creek
42
59 ft Mar
Jan
Beech-Nut
300
52%
100
4%ft
27
22% Feb
Apr 22
Beech
4
3,200
34
109
51ft
12.50
Corp—1
3
Oct 14
2
4
(A S)
Beech Aircraft
14
Sep 26
1
3
28,700
33%
•108'/4
68
100
Instruments
16
24
22% Apr
28 ft Feb
,
Beckman
Beck 8hoe
Jan
14 78
133/4
,
74
10b ft
62%
I
Inc
Mills
30% May
15
12 ft May
Feb
42 ft Apr
38
6
30% Jan 17
Beaunit
9
>
333/i
51%
preferred
prior
13%
13%
103%
No par
preferred
47% Jan
2
Feb
27
6
17% Jan 25
Nov 28
22
14
34% May
conv
4%%
24% Jan
Mar 29
Corp
3%%
1
31% Mar 19
9
20
,
30
49
37% Jan
:
Works
■*
108 "
108
1073/4
10
preferred
Beatrice Foods Co common
Mar 28
106% Jan 20
23
88 ft Jan
96
4%%
91
30
29% Dec
11
3
54% Mar 16
130
27
20'/, Apr 24
Mar 18
18
Jan
20% Sep 26
Jan
45
July 11
Nov
60
26% Oct 24
J
1
24
40
Feb
43ft Mar 22 '
1,100
11,700
50
Bayuk Cigars Inc
39
15
Sep
6%
42%
►102 'ft
10
common
33% Jan
1023/4
—10
Corp—
>
102 ft
333/4
33%
108
1
Bangor & AroostooK RR__
4
,
33%
107'/a
preferred—100
3
May
33%
107 ft
<
100
common
noncumulative
4%
-
Ohio
St
13%
133/4
14
333/4
33 ft
107 %
y,
42
■41%
3/4
■*4
100
100
preferred series B
preferred series C
4%%
'
6'/,
41%
6ft
500
-44%
43
13%
14 >/4
14
Corp
13
Co___No par
May
61
20ft Jan 23
Sep
Elec
St
*6%
6%
6 Ve
6%
42%
43%
42%
—
Gas
•6ft
6%
128%
29 y4
19
60
common
Baltimore
52% Apr 20
9
Jan
13
•6%
127 y4
!
70% May
42 V* Jan
July 14
66% Jan
48% Nov
1
(The).Nopar
9
Inc
T)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
19
Apr
(B
New
,
2
Feb
105
63% Mar 21t
75% Nov 23
64% Jan
30
113
10
5
105
Jun 14
35% Jan 18
09
,
106 ft Apr
5
12
53% Sep
Mar 31
106
Babbitt
Babcock St Wilcox Co
6
62%
33
100
48%
73ft
15 y8
-
51
51'ft
7%
7%
15'ft
15'ft
7,100
*
lOO'ft
51%
8
15%
*99
50%
7%
15'ft
600
90
lOO'ft
6,5G0
51'ft
8
11
21,400
153/a
14,600
6 3ft
6%
6%
6 3/8
6%
3,800
40 Ys
40%
40
4038
40'ft
40'ft
7,200
16
16 y8
16 y8
16 y8
16 y8
16'ft
6,500
92 ft
92'ft
92%
9234
92
92
62 ft
62 ft
♦62'ft
62%
62%
62%
*31%
32%
34 y4
*53'ft
6 V2
32
32
34 Va
33%
34
54 ft
♦53'ft
54 ft
♦31 y2
32
90
80
-
500
33%
34%
32,600
*533ft
54 ft
200
t
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Number 5531
Volume 183
.
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Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
•V
Highest
6
42% Dec:
7
34% Apr
27
41% Feb
1
30 Va Mar 14
38% Sep
31% Jan
23
40% Apr
11
25% Oct
36% Api
21
6
25% Jan
23
29 Va Mar 20
22% Jan
112
Jan
23
10
121
121
Mar
Capital
Carey
22
117
Apr
27
3
23
Jan
23
27% Apr
9
2
29
57% Apr
24
Carpenter Steel Co
18
*64% "Feb
18
52% Mar
3
Carrier
53% Mar
2
48% May
53% Jan
26
4% %
11 Va May 16
23% July 7
19% Dec 19
20% Jan.
12 % Apr
23% Apr
27
18% Jan
5
119% Jan
9
61% Apr-
1
Corp
Tuesday
May 1
35
35
36%
38%
39%
38%
Friday
the Week
Shares
May 4
—10
27 %
27%
27%
36%
39
r"7%
♦117%
118
118
24%
25
25
,
37%
361/4
361%
35%
36 y4
8,200
40%
39%
397/8
.39%
40%
15,600
27%
27%
27i%
25%
26%
2,400
1171/2
117 y2
♦II71/2
H8V2
220
24%
2 5'A
25%
5,400
•27
25%
117%
118
,
'
117%
*
5
53%
537/s
53%
60
61
59%
48%
48%
23 Va
23 Vs
23%
12.50
13%
13%
13"
2,300
58
59
58%
59'%
7.500
49%
48%
481%
48%
48%
23%
13%
54%-
59%
48 %
23%
23
23
23
23
13
23%
54
58%
48%
l
25
53
60 %.
48%
25
25
53%
10
50
;
May 3
39%
34%
new
Thursday
May 2
1
common
Sales fer
Wednesday
.
5
.
Co
(Philip) Mfg Co
49 % Aug 16
48 Va Oct
Inc
(The)
Monday
Apr. 30
Par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry-100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Nov
40% Feb
Airlines
Carborundum
26% Jan
11
Mar 15
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
13%
54
541/2
541/2
1
13% Nov
2
Dec
12
116
10'
114% Nov
:
3
105% May
45
May 16
8
1027/s Feb
19 Vs Nov
101
127% Aug
61% Dec
5
101% May
26% Jan
3
16% May
130 :
29
*
9
Dec
21
83
27
Jan
27
37% Dec
114
19% Apr
104
7%
27
;
3
10
70%
100
♦100%
No par
16'/a
Feb
27
75
Jan
4.20%
2nd
1%
13
4%%
14
47"% May
3
Celotex
25
19 7/a Feb
2
5%
187/a Jan
4
May 2
103
common
Preferred
-
Feb
34 ;
102
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com
5
119
18
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
4
Jan
21% Jan
Apr
68
July 26
series
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common
18% Apr
23
18% Jan 26
75% May
55% Jan
July 20
72%
Apr
preferred
preferred
100
72
72'/a
73
104
74
101%
,
68%
69 VB
68%
69
68 '
45%
457/s
46%
46
47%
19%
19'A
*19%
19%
19%
♦117
19%
100
56,100
16%
16%
100
117
117
119
35,300
75%
103
♦101
16%
16%
700
280
105
74%
74%
103
♦101
68%
447/s
conv preferred series A.100
Corp common
l
105
106
550
20,700
13%
13
131/4
73%
■
101%
16%
16 7/8
-117
117
;
118
♦116
12%
r
105
72
;
17
16%
115
105
101%
1
♦101
17 %
115
104
103
102
,
68%,
68 Ve
68%
5,000
477/8
47%
47%
11,800
191/4
...
68%
47»A
.
19'A
*19
19%
300
700
*
"
'
18% Dec
22
29
6.
7 % Jan
3
147/a Jan
31
108
Jun
24
Jan
7
112
•
Mar 11
•
40 Va Dec
Feb
14
28
12 Vt Mar 16
Central
Foundry Co
Feb
2
57% Apr
13
Central
of Georgia
Jan
11
46
81 Vt Feb
9
86
15% Jan
.
19
30% Sep
Mar 14
21
*
14
26
Apr
55% Sep
5
7
45% Jan
'
6
51% Jan
16
9
27% Jan
6
t
56% Feb
31% Apr
8
17%
17%
173/a
10%
10%
10%
Ry com—No par
preferred series B—__
100
523/4
52%
2
Co
4%%
preferred
Central Illinois
Fublic Service
33% Jan
42% Mar
23
Central
5
88
16%
17
54%
55%
♦107
r
17
55%
10 Va
103/8
6,200
52%
53
1,000
V
85
*81 Vt
85
♦81%
16%,
>
167/a
163/4
17
167/a
55%
55%
56
55 Va
85
1073/4
313/a
108
313/a
40
.
1073/4
40
313/8
313/a
31%
103/8
52%
17%
55,
-
107
107
*17%
10%
*52%
10%: !■•
53
*81%
i
85
54%
./
17%
17%
1
16%
103/a
*52 Ve
*
523/4
167/8:
1073/A
31%
lo
«
•81%
*81 Va
100
:
'
22
*15%
103/s
52%
V
17%
1
Sugar
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois Light com
No par
1
113
23 '
•
23
Feb
Central Aguirre
5%
17 Va Mar 22
106 Va Apr
95% Nov
18
79% Jan
20
9% Jan
17
Apr 20
11% Nov 30
69% May 25
18
37% Jan
"
preferred
RR
of
Co
J
N
41
40%
—50
-
40%
40
557/8
1,900
770
31%
31%
: 2,700
40
313/a
31%
40
<
40
■
5,100
17
108 VA
40%
1,100
38 Va
12,100
108
108
'
307/8 Dec
18
13 Ve Oct
4
20
8
8% Jan
27
39% Mar 27
29
16% Apr
9
Central
16
14 Vt Mar
7
14
4
de
Pasco
37%
38 Vt
383/a
383/4
38%
16 Vt
*15%
16%
*17%
123/A
*12
12%
♦12
12%
68
70 3/A
1
29 Vt
29%
Co_
37% Mar 14
66
Dec
30
56% Jan
30
70% Apr
30
23% Mar 14
29'/a Jun
15
22% Jan
23
30% Apr
9
27% Feb
28
36 Va May
1
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co_
3% Apr
27
4
3
Chadbourn
54% Jan
9
74
May
4
Chain Belt Co
27
83
May
3
1
108
„.„v
•A—•'
Oct
10
43% Jan
7
4
50
Apr
5
'
Dec
5% Sep
57 Vt Nov
20
18
65% Nov 30
59
Feb
3
103
Feb
16
6
109
29% July 19
6% May 17
65/8 Jan
5
68
42% Jan
563% Sep
104
-
,
9% Feb 25
10 Vt Mar 23
100
Oct
24
7
Jan
3
8
Feb
9
36
6
Jan
May
33% Apr
Va Jan
7
3
12 %
4
10 Va Apr
Mar 21
43
13
Apr
16
533/4 Jan
3
66% May
14
96% Jan
20
105% May
Checker
Manufacturing
Chemway Corp
2
17
18
277/a Mar 25
21% Feb
13
24% Jan
16
Jan
18
36% Mar 25
287/a Feb
17
313/a Apr
20% Sep
26
27
Dec
9
23
Mar
7
277/a Apr
18
447/b Dec
5
37
Feb
9
50
36% Jan
19
15 '/a Jan
6
433/a July 26
29% Jun
22
39
Jan
30
42
Apr
Jan
21% Mar 28
1
30 Vb Dec
19
24% Feb
30% Jan
13
48
Dec
16
35% Apr
26
39% Jan
6
53% Mar
1
108% Jan
11
142% Mar
3
44% Jan
30
Jan
25
128
of
Va——
4
series A
5%
Chic
North
&
4
20% Jan
20
51% Feb
9
66'% May
3
87
25% Apr
25
28'/a Apr
2
1027/8 Apr
4
4%
17
29% July 15
4
104% May 9
37% Dec 30
101% NOV
16
Aug
36% Dec
30
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
12
Nov
101% Apr
1
50% Feb
1
62'/a Sep
23
43% Mar
Jan
23
12% Jan
30
10
40% Feb
15
30
197/e Jan
27
25
Oct
25
94
Jan
26
115
Oct
21
53
Jan
6
91
Dec
22
Sep
13
34% Jan
26
73
Jan
4
111
Jan
78% Dec
4
7
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
45% May 12
55% Oct
11
80% May
27/aJan
17
4
39% Mar 14
49
133% Jan
100% Mar
347/8 May
111% Jan
990
Apr
507/s May
90
25% Feb
106
Apr
70 % Apr
41% May
Jan
common
23
Climax Molybdenum
3% Jan
16
Clopay
13
Cluett Peabody & Co com.,
130% Apr
16
,141
Jan
5
9
125
Jan
13
4%
114% Apr
27
45% Jan
4
6
145
18
.160
6
Jan
14
17% Jan
8
10
July 11
Sep 15
Apr
4
95% Mar
55
895/s May
20
3
47% Apr 25
131% Mar 2
g
18
Apr
26
2
Feb
14
Colorado Fuel
13
28% Jan
20
34% Apr
30
47% Jan
23
Feb
9
49% May 2
51% Mar 12
8
66'/a Apr
9
4%
16
4%
59
66
Jan
Jan
6
17
Mar 29
45
May 27
62
67% May 27
57
75
Mar
Feb
14
59% Feb
Co
& Iron com—No par
Broadcasting
23% Feb
14
28% Mar 20
Class
A
2.50
Apr
22
23% Feb
17
28 Va Mar 19
Class
B
2.50
15% Mar 14
17% Feb
23
15% Apr
24
16% Jan
23% Nov
23
27% Dec
22
21% Apr
27
26% Jan
3
May 27
85% Feb
4
82% Mar 26
84% Jan
3
28'A Mar 15
64'/a Jan
6
347/8 Aug
2
79% Mar 24
48
Jan
31
Jan
4
10
58
Apr
297/8 Apr
30
13
46% Feb
25
57% Jun
16
47% Apr
24
54
19% Jan
6
26% Feb
9
18% Feb
14
21% Mar 20
38% Mar 14
47 7A Jan
20
40% Apr 25
'44% Mar 19
8% Jan
11
7% Oct
14
Nov
18
20% Oct
28
27% Feb
7
127/, Jan
10
45% Jan
108
6
24% Jan 11
25% May 26
347/8 Nov 18
7% May
157/8 Apr
4
25
Jan
8% Mar 16
18
Jan
4
22% Jan
12
30% Mar 26
37
11
1
17% Feb
23% Mar 19
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
106% May
23% Sep
Jan
5
237/8 Jan
5
15% Jan
7
18% Feb
17
18
6
27% Feb
11
197/« May
46% Jan
4;
10
3:
1
Jan
49% Mar 22
109% Jan
20
Co—
Combustion
..
No par
Engineering Inc
1
"when issued"——1
Commercial Credit Co
—10
Commercial Solvents
1
New
common
25
Commonwealth Edison Co
Nast Publishing
Conde
Cone
Co—No par
Mills
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
-10
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
•
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
—
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
$5
preferred
.
Electronics Ind
Corp
10
36% Mar 12
Consol
16% Feb
6
18% Mar 20
Consolidated Foods Corp
24% Jan
10
297/8 Jan
5
common
Carbon
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
91% Mar 28
13
25
Pictures
No par
$4.25 cumulative preferred_No par
36% Mar 22
69% Feb
28% Apr
17
Columbia Gas System Inc
12
41
41%
41%
42 Va
27,500
14 Va
14
14
14%
14%
14
14 Vs
1,800
26%
29
28
29 Va
29
30%
61
*60
No par
1
1.33%
16%
•60
*60
61
9,600
50
61
677/a
66%
68%
67%
69%
103,300
257/a
26%
26 Va
26%
8,800
66%
'
32
*49Va
*47
*65
*57%
197/8
96 VA
107 Va
54
25%
24%
15%
21%
*82 %
55 %
32 Va
87
297/4
15%
22%
83 %
55%
32%
887/a
297/a
48%- 49 Vs
197/8 20 Vt
41
41%
7%
7%
16 Vt 16%
20 Va 21
31
31%
21% 21%
467/8 47 Vs
106% 107%
31% 32 Va
16%
16'/«
68%
68%
16%
16%
*104%
37
96%
200
36%
108%
20
20
109
54%
*194
37%
109 Va'
i
97
107
54Vs
70 Va
69 VA
16%
16%
107
♦104 Va
37
37
20
20%
*96%
97
109
108%
55%
54%
70%
69%
16 Va
16%
*104 Vt
107
37%
37
20%
20%
96%
97%
110
117%
58
58
16%
160
1,800
107
37%
20%
2,100
7,900
280
96%
3,900
119
59%
*194
200
*194
200
*194
200
*100%
102
*100%
102
*100%
5,300
102
37
108%
37
37%
♦108%
109
37%
37%
110
109%
1
8,200
38
310
109%
80
*72
75
73
73
74
75
*74
77
*41 Vt
43
41%
41%
42%
43
*42
43%
60
20 Va
20
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
11,700
72'/a
71%
72 Va
71%
71 '/a
71
72
20
71%
3
3
48%
49%
3
48%
3 Va
*3
3%
48%
3
483/4
48 5/a
48%
135
*135
137
*135
137
*135
122
*118
124
120
120
*118
4%
126%
128 Va
4%
1263/a
4%
4Va
127%
126%
58 Va
*89%
18 Va
58 Va
473/4
50
18,100
-
89%
18%
18%
313/4
w—
57%
89%
*89%
91
18
493/4
18%
18'/A
18%
32
313/a
32
31 Va
32
49 Vt
49%
47
47
*47
48%-:
*64%
66
*63%
65
♦57 Va
57%
*57%
573/4
25%
26%
257/8
26%
25 Va
257/a
25%
26
-
15%
;
15%
'
*49 Va
,
,
»47
4,600
■■
58
313/a
,
31%
49%
1273/4
58%
893/4
90
18%
*950
800
4
573/4
58
90
126 Va
127
♦950
*950
*950
4Va
4%
500
3,900
Ve
121
4%
..."
'
137
121
•
9,600
3Va
48 3/a
135
90
18 %
32 %
25%
25 Vt
•
107
*100.% 103%
58%
49%
48 %
66
58Va
*
57
37
4%
System-
Apr 21
17
58
*89%
18 Va
par
31
Columbian
4'/a
No par
_"No
32
52% Jun
41%
67%
54
*194
200
*100% 103%
37
37%
*108
109
73
73
*41 Vt 43
20
20%
126% 128%
*950
—
10
com
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia
407/a
*104 VA
72 Vt 73
*3
3 Va
47% 48 %
*133
135
120
120
—1
7
11
1
No par
11
44% Oct
51
50
22% Oct
77
167/a
167/a
*104 Vt 107
*
367/a 37
19% 207/a
*96 Vt
97
101
107
100
22% Oct
6
100
41%
41,000
68
Colorado & Southern
Columbia
9,900
190
70%
66%
preferred series B
—50
Ry com—100
5%%
7,600
62%
190
7,100
No par
18
33 y8 Sep
63
62
63 Vt
210
14,200
Corp—No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
49 % Dec
"185
44%
Co
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
Mar 14
63
63%
210
43%
1
(The)—
Internat'l
9
Jan
6
Liquidating
5
21
♦190
45%
No par
94% Mar
45
i 45% Dec 16
63
64%
210
2,000
10,500
36
44%
1
Coca-Cola Co
9
35%
45%
-.
23% Jan
62 7/a Jan
357%
45
-
C.N.I.
35%
45
Corp
Coca-Cola
3
62% Jan
21% Jun
122
35%
407/a
14 Vb
47%
447/a
preferred
100
cumulative 2nd preferred_100
7%
110% Apr
35%
25%
44 Va
44%
stock—50
4%
50% Jan
122
36 VA
60%
.
98%
gtd
75% Apr
148 % Mar 14
25%
49 Va
No par
3
9
60 Vt
26 Va
98 Va
10
preferred
23
4
60%
25%
48
issued"—15
Mar 26
44
35 Vt
63 %
60 VA
26%
99%
Co com
Jan
60
Aug 26
"when
& St Louis Ry
2'/a Apr
2
22,800
21%
60%
26
49%
20
Special guaranteed
Clevite
Corporation
10
21'/a
22%
60%
26%
48%
Co_
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
80 % Mar 26
45
21%
2l7/a
60%
99
100
Equipment
$4.50
6
217/a
22%
26%
No par
3
May
7
2
Jan
700
48%
5
24% Jan
20
Aug 26
23
111
2,400
403/A
-
26%
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Cleveland Elec Ilium com
_15
9
22,600
48 3/a
40 3/A
41%
41
99
10
1
14
Apr
5
44% Apr
27%
48%
40%
48 VA
41
47%
Clark
41
26
48 Vs
40%
257/a
48
99
City Stores Co comjnon
5
4Vt% convertible preferred—100
33% May 31
26 Vt
48
253/4
.
47%
4
C
25%
26
.
99
preferred
New
313/a
257/a
3
C C
*30
49%
♦ISO
300
1,600
31%
47%
3
4
227/a
22%
99
No par
City Products Corp_
13
22 s/8
22%
*30%
257/a
May
Jan
105%
99%
Jan
59% May
105 Vt
313/a
22 Va
60%
26 Vt
41%
105%
22%
48%:
*41
14,100
-
26%
23% Jan
103
.
.
253/a
•
400
66 3/a
22 3/a
31%
,
9%
38%
65 Va
*30%
22%
♦30%
26
99%
47
109
20
21%
31%
63 Vt
210
41 %
14% 14 Va
100
119
30
223/4
Electric—
&
9
Apr
105%
105%
9%
38%
66 3/a
93/a
*38
"
.
No par
Gas
7
51
105 %
*104%
7,300
93/a
38%
66 Va
:
67%
30
101% Feb
663/8
106
9%
105%
38%
653/4
70%
Service Co
5% %
9%
38%
69 Va
City Investing Co common
23
93/a
39%
65 5/a
25
preferred
Cities
1
69
94% Feb
6
Aug 30
3
6
104%.
66
66
61
78
Oct
45,300
26 Vt
19% Apr
103
12%
61
18
202% Sep
11'/a
24
24
14
12 3/a
63
37% Apr
17
11 Va
23%
104% Jan
Feb
11
63
9
Jan
103/4
23%
18
92
11
10
Jan
Feb
10%
61
*190
41
104% Jan
191
108
May
113/4
5
No par
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial Corp_
70/2 May
4
20% Mar 29
54
3
Nov
11
27
49 V»
16,100
36 %
Chrysler Corp
47% Jan
150
367/a
36
Oil
2,600
83
103%
61
27
Co
1,800
35%
104%
103
25
Cotton
Copper
83
83
104
3,700
74
103%
227/a
Chile
82%
*103 Va
81%
3%
3%
72%
3 6 3/a
60%
26%
com,
33/8
72
357/8
100
preference
81
81%
713/4
36%
22%
100
Chickasha
Jan
3
12,900
33%
3%
72
35%
41
No par
com
69% Mar
10
35
22%
_No par
pfd__
noncum
Western
30% May
42% Feb
34%
*303/a
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
37% Jan
17% Jan
107
Sep
30
98'/a May
35 Va
3%
*71%
3 5 3/a
26
14'/a Apr
Cincinnati
100
35%
80%
49%
Common
4
23% Jan
Aug 29
36
33/8
35
*105
50
convertible
$3
10
59
36%
36 Vt
71%
3%
103
253/4
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
May
38% Feb
3
11,900
70
'
483/4
preferred series A
5%
107/8 Jan
7
28 3/A
36%
1
Milw St Paul & Pac
Chic
30
18
28%
103 %
Ry com Del_50
(The)
preferred
5%
42% Dec
Jan
2 8 7/a
'
40
Great Western
14
15% May
28%
9%
30
66 Vb Jan
283/4
X39 %
9% Feb
29
28%
95/8
42% Dec
14% July 27
22% Feb
1
29%
40%
Chic
64'% May
190
14,000
9s/a
46% Feb
60
70%
65 5/8
Chicago Corp
5
27
31% Feb
74 % Sep
21
69
*39%
71% Jan
16
14% Jan
69 Va
10
1.25
Class A
26% Jan
9
14
Mar
45% Feb
68%
5
27
33% Jan
69%
1
Corp
500
68
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
Chesapeake
2
93% Jan
81
12%
-
69
343/a
3%
■',«
12
347%
1
Cab
4
213/a Jan
28
80
*15
12%
103 %
—No par
Aircraft Inc.
100
157/a
153/8
283/4
69%
69
No par
$4.50 preferred i.»
Chance Vought
.
3%
1
10
—
373/4
15%
*117/8
'
67%
!
34%
x33
1
Inc
Common
Feb
42% Jan
May
Corp
Gotham
377/8
17%
12%
'377/8
387/a
*15 Vt
Corp
Violeta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
5
9.50
—No par
Central & South West
Feb
11% Feb
17% July 21
Apr
5
33% Jan
22
29% Jan
49 7/8
*49%
50
48%
♦47
48%
11,300
60
2,200
35,800
400
60
200
65
64
64
*57%
573/4
57%
57%
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
257/g
25%
257/a
9,300
15%
15%
15%
43,300
21%
22%
21%
21%
7,700
64
10
20,100
15 Va
15%
15%
22 Va
22 Vt
22%
22%
82%
82%
83%
83%
♦82%
83%
*827/8
83%
54%
55%
54%
54%
54 Vt
54%
54%
55%
3,800
31%
32%
31%
31'/a
32
32 VA
317/a
32 Va
4.900
88
88 Va
87%
87%
86%
87 VA
86%
86%
3,800
29%
29 7/8
29
29%/
29 Vt
29 VA
287/8
29%
8,900
48%
47%
48%
48%
49
8,900
"48
V
19%
41 Va
48%
48%
'C
70
20 Va
19%
19 7/a
19%
19%
19%
20
13,800
41 Vt
41
41%
41
41 Vt
41 Va
41%
11,700
7%
2,400
7%
7 Va
16
16%
15'/a
16
15%
15%
15%
16
20%
20 Va
20
20%
20
20%
197/a
20 Va
31
31%
317/8
317/a
32%
33
33%
21'/a
22
15,500
25,900
7%
7%
*7%
♦31%
7%
7%
7,000
7,400
3,900
21
21%
21
21%
21%
22;
467%
47%
467/a
47%
46%
47%
46%
47 Va
106%
106%
106%
107%
107 Vt
107 Va
1077/8
1077/a
1,400
31%
32%
32 Va
33%
33 Vt
34%
10,200
17%
17'%
17%
18
17,600
31%
32
16%
167/a
17%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%:
18%
18%
18 Va
900
187/8
35%
35%
36
357/8
36%
36 Va
36%
12,400
35%
29%
35 VA
31
31%
31%
1,300
1,000
Jan
18% May
31% Oct
19
36% Jan
3
20% Nov 10
33
10
14% Dec
14
U
27
Jan
7
7% May 10
46 Vb Jun
1
.
108
Jan
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
61
Jan
101% Mar
6
7
Mar 16
Jan
53% Nov
112 *
Consolidated Natural Gas
31% May
4
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
14% Jan
9
Consolidated Retail
10 Va Jan
9
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10
37% Mar
23
Jan
19
10
Mar 22
3
51% Mar 13
47% Apr
20
12
112
104% Apr
23
109% Feb
1
l
103% Jan
4
104
28
1
7
105% Jan
10
41% Sep
100
May
72% Feb 28
Jan
86% May
104
Jan
3
1
11
6
13
97% Aug 11
109
104%
July
Jun"
101% Feb
16
8
31% Apr
24
36% Jan
18
5
102% Apr
26
106 % Jan
20
39% Feb
27% Jan
100% Jan
10
48 Va May
4.
1
102% Mar
5
96% May
Consolidated Laundries Corp
New common "when Issued"
2
34% Jan
7% May
16
106% Apr
*
July
21% Apr
4
109% Jun
80
Mar 23
;3
Mar
Dec
3».
34
preferred
$4.52 preferred
5
10
pfd
Stores Inc
Consumers Power Co com
0
100
1
10c
No par
No par
No par
$4.16 preferred
*
Container Corp of America—
$4.50
-
—10
Common
4%
preferred
Continental Baking
$5.50
Co
com
preferred
Continental Can
$3.75 preferred
Inc
;
com
100
5
No par
—20
No par
27%
*18%
35
*28Va
10%
27%
10%
8%
48%
107 Va 107 Va
106
106
100% 100 %
8%
48 Va
85
86
*99
103
31% 32
103% 103%
46% 47
97% 97%
*28 Va
29 Vt
*28 Va
29 Va
28%
10%
10%
10%
10%
•10%
8 Va
8%
8
48%
107 Vt
108
108
108
*104%
106
106
106
100
*100
100
86/a 86%
*99
103
317/a , 32
103
103
46% 47
96% 96%
86
♦99
r
100%
86%
103
7%
48%
10%
1,500
7%
2,500
49
109%
108
109%
*106
107
106 Va
107
•100
100%
85
*99
85%
103
31%
31%,
31%
31%
♦102%
103'/a
102%
102%
46%
46'/a
46%
47%
97%
97%
97%
"97
10 VA
77/,
48'/a
108%
48'/a
49
10%
7%
48%
8
48%
18
♦100
85%
*99
31%
100%
86
5,100
760
70
210
2,300
103
317/a
5,500
103%
170
477%
48 VA
12.700
97
97%
100
103
V
<#
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-J
18
Monday, May 7, J£56
.-.
.
(2194)
•\
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
YMf 1955
Lowest
10
<•
Highest
19% Apr
12% Feb
14 % Nov 23
May 12
23% Nov 25
7% Dec 29
22% Feb
7% Jan
3
51% May
25% Mar 14
36
Jan
8
Dec
23
41% Apr
5
Continental Steel Corp
25
2
25% Jan 23
30% Apr
19
32% May
28% July 27
48% Apr
14
53
July
5
49% Apr
26
52
50% Jan
6
58
July 27
54% Jan
31
65% May
21% Mar 29
Mar 14
19
40% Mar 12
Cornell
64
Jan
20
87% Apr
5
Apr
13
99
Jan
19
97
Apr
30
27% Jan 20
99
98
Jan
26
102
Apr
26
Oct
28
29
30% May
2
175% Dec
28
183% July
24 % Jan
25
43% Dec
170
6
21
Jan
5% Jan
19
Jan
6
2% Feb
18
2% Jan
16
11
48% Jan
28
34% Feb
9
24
98% Nov
15
92% May
95% Jan
1
7
33
Bep
13
45 % Feb
23
74
Apr
15
30
13% Mar 30
22% Sep
•-
6
30% Jan
10
75% Apr
i.o"/a I'ciJ
28
35% Feb
23
Crescent
lu7
Sep 27
32% Jan
53% Jan
3
9
lu2 % Apr
23
14
7
9
20% Mar
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
6% Jan
6
Feb
3
12% Nov
59
19% Apr
3
17% Apr
26
14% Sep 15
14
Apr
4
82
Mar 15
9
10% Jan
19
35% Jan
11
6% Jan
3
116
23
110
62
26% Jan
33% Feb
14
Apr
135% Jan
19
136% Feb
21
Jan
23
111% May
48% Jan
91
140
Jan
56% Jan
7
86
Dec
27
73
53 % Dec
22
.
•
0
30
50%
1
32 % Mar <4
17
91
Sep
93
Mar
6% Apr
17
48
Sep
96% Jan
15
97
2
23
Apr 25
44% Jan 24
20
36%
81 %
80%
81%
81%
813/4
97%
97
29
29%
170%
96
14
100% Nov
22
17
28 3% Dec
20
22
14% Jan
6
*91
331/4 Aug 26
£ 51'/a Jan 18
;
Nov
4
16
54
18%
19
5
100
13%
78%
9%
2.50
6%
Nov
17
173/4 Sep
9
19
Apr
9
26% Feb
9
35
Apr
32
,,
23
10
133/4 Jan
10
22 Va Nov
30
18% Apr
16
20% Jan
12% Jan
7
13% Jun
7
13 3/8 Jan
3
16 3/8 Feb
303/8 Apr
1
49
Sep
23
9% Nov
4
113/4 Jan
10
103'A
130
53 Va
541/4
9,000
103%
103%
103V4
53%
54 %
53%
54V4
18%
18
18Va
54
*18
4.40%
May
Diamond
39
>:
61
61
34%
343/8
34%
52 %
9%
38%
300
6%
61
6%
6%
8,100
14%
:5%-
V
133/4
.
94%
23%
.53%.
53%;
90
'89
s
•
*88
23%,
22 %
.
27
28%
.
143/4
91
88
\
88
-
I
32 Va
32
■
27%
22%
27%
27%
*90%
25%
25
25%
25
38%
38%
39
39
41%
41
41%
18%
33
18%
313/4
*33%
38%
♦33%
>,
32%.'
90
25%-
25%
33%'
'39%
543/4
53%
543/8
54%
127
41%
33%
34%
203/4
*20%
20 5/a
300
15
15%
15 Va
15%
2,600
36%
36%
36%
36 5/8
4,700
9%
9%
93/4
9%
4,600
♦33%
203/8
*203/8
203/4
203/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
36%
36
363/8
50c
Corp
40%
34
333/4
20 3/8
15%
153/8
.
39% Mar
6
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
36%
36%
36%
10% Jan
35% Apr 19
9% Jan 24
3
Divco Corp
1
93/4
9%
9%
10
No par
preferred series A
50
(The)
*
1
52 34
53%
52%
53
*68%
70%
69%
69%
36
35%
36
353/4
37
No par
*12 Va
12%
12%
14 5/a
143/4
80%
82%
68
.
93/4
93/4
2,160
136
413/4
42
33%
203/4
133%
ll80°
29,300
1333/4
413/4
34
203/4
57%
»►
403/4
42%
2
13~900
33%
38%
132 3/,
132
128
11,800
563/8
57
56
1,600
13,900
18 3/8
32%
38%
8,900
'
*33%
33
32%
2,100
1,100
78
18
18 Va
*33%
127%
*33%
34
43,900
'
313/a
34 Va
42
423/4
•
39%
425/8
*76%
127
129
42%
*33%
4,800
"*<
41%
413/s
34%
563/a
25
,
78%
>
:
25%'?
,
38%
100
1
cumulative preferred
Match
common
Stores
32%
38%
54
27%
32%
90
17%
33%
32%
♦33%
10
,27%
90
y
V 11,000
32%
34%
17%
18%
•
*76%
33
18
18%
■
190
: no
■*''
;
15
89%
'
41%
-
79
♦76%
79
225/B
14%
25
34%
34%
34%
*76%
41%
41%
41%
,
34%
34%
79
22 3/8
.
89
39%
*38
3,300
2,500
•
.
"
94
32 Va,
a4
•
-
39%;
25%
1,100
..
■
90
15Vs'
■rjc
90
25%
:
5%
133/4
90
22%;
14%'
27 3A
.90
14,100
91
*923/4
.
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32%
'
90
2,400
..
23% V
46Va. " ;
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1/ '
.:
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233/8
46 r
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,
94
♦92%
94/
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28
27%
,*■
1
5,800
'
.
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46 3/i j
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122 - *. 22%
22%
14-%
'
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90
89
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,
700
25,800
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53
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46%
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61
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36%
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53
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61
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36%
36%
36%
52%-
52%
233/4
24
20
108
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109
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108
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106
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800
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110
104%, 105%
94%
44,300
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112
36%
52%,.
2,200
13%
78
37%
7
6%
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16%
13%
-
37%
39
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,
6%
250
9%
»
9%
9%
9%
2
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana
3,100
,.
18
16
80
♦77
80
15
class A
$1.50 cumulative preferred
23
;
78
131/4
13
13%
13
♦77%
♦17
I6V4
16%
16%
16%
16%
13%
79
37
*13%
1
Vilblss Co
De
35% Jan
136
1031%
103%
103%
139
34%
Detroit Steel Corp
44% Apr
11
11,300
34%
32
13.50
Diamond Alkali Co common
26
67%
♦135%
*76%
573/4 May
Feb
66%
66
*
20
31
32% Jan
66%
.7 36%
143/4
20
-—so
Detroit Edison
Devoe & Raynolds
33% Apr
67
35%
51%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
3
38 % Mar
108
663/4
90%
11
19
400
67
.37.;
•"
139
*92%
10
common
preferred
Apr
28
33%
23
43% Jan
12
Dec
33Va
61
"14% '-14%'
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
26
423% Feb
40% Sen
34
22%
50o "
Power St Light Co
37 % Jan
•33 Va
110
'
61
' .105
47%
50c
Delaware
Jan
120
33%
92'', V-."' 92%,., 923/4
6
6
6,600
33%
92
40% Jan
11
2,700
16
*87
9
34% Jan
71%
15%
100
Lack St Western
31% Jun
111
29Va
70%
16
100
Delaware
36 % Jan
7
29%
71
6%
110
23%
Delaware St Hudson
79
50% Dec
29%
100
27
13
4
Apr 13
400
34'
■*38
7
60%
*103
•
—10
7
C
253/4 Apr
23
35% Apr
9,400
15%
series
373/4 Feb
28
5,400
93%
70'/a
series B
14
30
42 V2 Feb
2%
41'A
93%
29
series A_
27
38% Jan
32% Jan
»
18% Jan
34
1
2%
40%
931%
'
16
11
23/4
40%
15%
9%
39
36%
20 1 •"
353/8 Feb,
91 % Apr 12
24
Oct
...
71%
3.90%
34% Jan
21
Feb
2%
401/4
23/4
40 %
*
Jun
34
1,600
29 %
♦77%
...
34%
Decca Records Inc
43% Sep
22
23,800
6Va
153/4
3 75%
25
14% Feb
46%
6'/a
70%
3.75%
27
13
3
v
:
31% Apr
Apr
76% Apr
46%
6 %
29
18%
9%
*135%
Dayton Rubber Co
90
7
■
100
pfd
preferred
16% Mar
20
46%
15%
91
7%
10
174
72%
12%
79%
-
*107
No par
26
3,
15,000
*172
173
6
'
No par
No par
1
Inc
convertible
Co
"40
293/4
29V4
293/4
29%
29
■
16%
'
13 %
*37%
1
St
97%
92%
♦18
16% '? 16%
Corp common—
Deere
6,100
,
97%
♦96%
92%
53%
54%
—1
76% Feb
.
83
*95
97%
♦172
'
27% Jan
82 %
82
97%
92%
♦91
Preferred
^99 * Feb
2
4,800
•92
Preferred
373/4 Jun
Jan
12% Ma
Dec
41
36
Aug 11
33% J an 12
66
5
29
25 % Mar
17
Jan
30
23
87
30
May
500
35'A
46
40
Preferred
;
641%
6
23/4
*
V
51
35
46
6
401
50
64'/8
97%
29%
453/4
2%
39%
40
50y2
641/2
81%
172%
6%
2%
\
93
5
26 Va Apr
393/4 Sep
353/4 May
31% May 16
Apr
2%
40%
♦
46%
6
6%
2%
40
100
10
pfd
Sugar
14% Jan
18% July 11
45%
46%
103%
Dayton Power St Light common
95 % Mar
17'/4 Jan
170%
46
29%
170 %
29%
172
103%
Daystrom Inc
Jan
18
23
Apr
29%
•170
2,300
36
*95
97%
•96%
97%
-
97%
*95
97%
*96%
97
33/4#
3
»
♦95
2,000
,
35 %
65%
36 %
11,700
39
641/2
*493/4
65%
37
81
Dan River Mills Inc
5%
'■
51
64%
36%
*95
1
preferred series A—.
100 *.
—_,_5 r
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50 '
24
48% Feb
88
92
•
Feb
86% Apr
18
May 11
953/4 Feb
>
.
I?3/, Mar 19
♦493/4
51
63
37%
103%
—
Dana
17
13% Apr
27- % Jan
13
13% July
6
Jan
3
Mar 14
73/4 July 12
28
Jan
23
,42%
96
4
5 % Apr
16% Oct 31
*
43/8 May 12
11% Oct
55
10
v
*49%
51
66
37%
*64
25
Publishing common
Cutler-Hammer
Mar 29
10
14,500
No par
Amer
Cushman's Sons. Inc 7%
4
Apr
321/8
66 %
Class A
133/4 Jan
Mar IT
95.
30
13% Nov
37
313/4
67%
preferred
;
preferred
Curtis-Wright common
18
7
27
323/4
65%
Prior
4
18
6
Jan
913/4 Sep
35% May
23
30
Jan
321/B
*33%
noncum
$7
1
23
Apr
323%
34
Cuneo Press Inc
30% Nov
31
135
43% Jan
May
,
24.900
*33%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
4
59%
571%
15%
Curtis
4
30
56%
71%
13
Jan
293/4
53
29
23
55% Jan
105
23
293/4
56%
16
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 % % preferred—
3
36% Nov
^6
15% Jan
Feb
67% Feb
52% May 23
29%
57%
*
101 % May 25
29%
72%
Feb
40
19
9% Jan
29%
29%
8% Feb
37% Aug
31
6% Oct
29%
120 »/2
119
Corp
of
Cuban-American
27
67% Jan
-
Cuba RR 6%
9
10
29%
5
Steel
Crucible
10
Jan
30%
,
15%
preferred
$4.20
9 % Feb
73% Apr
31% Mar 29
2
57% Mar 21
13
Jan
15
38 3/4
72%
Common
3
Feb
104
7% Jan
+
•
2
9% May
8% Mar 14
69% Apr
6
46% Jan
May
57 % Dec
5
23
29
59 % Dec
55% Nov 30
102
15,600
71/4
7'/8
7%
38%
No par
Zellerbach
Crown
7,900
121%
29%
$2 preferred
23
52 %
7%
1
& Seal
51%
38%
2
(The)
Corp
Cork
Crown
52%
119%
common—2.50
of Wheat Corp
Cream
9
13
Apr
7,800
52
7%
32%
100
preferred
3%%
103/4
39
58%
25
10%
121
32%
1
Corp
Crane Co common
3
25
Feb
15
Internationaf
Coty
7
97% Mar
2
3*j% Apr
37% Sep 23
30
33% Dec
2% Mar
103/4
"
7%
119
31%
1
200
10%
"
38%
7%
120%
56%
100
Corp
40,200
15%
263/s
39%
7%
119%
5
preferred
Shares
153%
•25%
27
39%'
7%
*6
42% Mar 26
60 % Jan
29
28% Jan
1%
Cosden Petroleum
•26%
■
39%
59%
common-10
Products Refining
Corn
5
6% Jan
5
Cum
20
3
Apr
50
2
7% Aug
24
180% Mar
23
34% Oct
7
25
32% Feb
Apr 26
35% Jan
Jan
3% %
52%
32%
Corning Glass Works common
96
100
52%
30%
Electric Corp
1
5
preferred
100
pfd 3 % % series of 1947—100
33% Jan
14
May 23
12
53
57%
Dubilier
30
73% Jun
July 19
54
<
*39%
50
37% Nov
29
95% Jan
10%
120%
7%
50
series
6%
Preferred
2
10%
,
r
May 4
15%
15%
"
10%
52%
30
;
16
26%
'
27
the Week
Friday
May 8
26%
16
\*
14
5
5
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
31
52%
.
Wednesday
May 2
15%
10%
118
8
Co
Range
Cooper
2
Jan
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Mar 20
70
10%
1
Delaware
Continental Oil
Sep
27%
27
52%
—5
Insurance
Continental Motors
3
44% Feb
9
24% Jan 23
35% May 18
Continental
11
Apr
126
52% Sep
18
20% Jan
23
lOo
9
9% Jan
19
Jan
28
24
*27%
Continental Foundry St Machine—1
58% Apr
4
7% Apr
94
14% Feb
2
Jan
14
44% Nov 25
8% Dec
70
3
10% May
15%
10%
23
27% Apr
15
51% Sep 28
6
16%
16
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
5%
convertible preferred
25
'
Tuesday
May 1
.
4
Apr. 30
Pat
EXCHANGE'
16% Apr 23
14
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
SALS PRICKS'
Thursday
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
lute fer Previous
3,900
1,200
1
)
47% Oct
11
643/4 Apr
61
26
79
Sep
13% Nov
30
59
May
24
73
May
313/4 Jan
27
39 % Apr
11% Feb
9
18 3/4 Mar 31
16
62 % May 17
52% Jan
653/4 Jan
14
Jan
9
933% Dec
113/a Oct 21
26
Apr 29
38% July 25
153/4 Jan
3
30% Mar 14
78
Feb
13
21
Dixie Cup Co common
4
5%
4
conv
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
Dr
903A Jan
Douglas
13
.'
Aircraft
Co
14%
14%
14%
12%
143/4
81%
82%
80
813/4
69%
68 Va
60% Dec
30
57
71% Mar 14
Dow
17
54 Va Dec
27
49% Jan 23
70% May
4
Dresser
19 %
Sep
12
243% Jan
3
19% Jan
23
213/a Feb
3
103/4 Dec
21
14
15
i03/4 Apr
2
113/b Jan
17
Apr
7% Oct 26
12% Mar
4
Jan
249% July
6
2143/a Jan
115% Apr
8% May
113/4 Jan
3
17
Chemical
67%
68
68%
66%
68%
67%
20%
20%
203/4
203/a
683/s
20%
'
|
1
11
11
11
11%
*103/4
11%
'
9
Duplan Corp
du Pont de Nem
157
18
117% Sep
124
Apr
12
101
.1
;94% Aug 11
Apr
12
33% Dee 29
38
463/i Jan
12
50% Oct
14
48% Jan
93 r
33
23
Apr
121% Feb
5
6
99% Jan
3
Jan
20
35 Va May
49% Apr 27
53% Apr 22
43% Apr
25
50
49
Apr 19
53% Mar
12
53
48
55
Apr 30
18
52% Jan
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
51% Sep
28
Jan
6
14
July 25
.
Feb
18
Nov
:
4
50% Apr
53% Mar 30
50
Apr
49% Apr
25
Nov
9
17% Nov
17
15
Jan
Feb
54
17
54
Feb
27
6
18
29
52 % Jan
12
Feb
24
17% Jan
11
54
3
116%
serlesj
No par
116%
$3.50
series
No par
*94:.'
12 Va
1,100
15
143/4
14%
83%
83%
85%
26;300
68%
673/4
683/4
37,100
12,800
"
■
,
Jan
0
40% Nov
6
58
Jun
23
43
22
Jan
6
32 % Jun
21
26 Va Feb
17
21% Jan
18
34% Dec
14
29 Va Jan
75% Jan
67
163
45
Mar 14
26
Mar 14
Oct
Jan
31
61 % Nov
15
92% July 22
36
Jan
.
6
14
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
Sep
3% Nov
10
27% Feb
36% Feb
87% Nov 15
175
30
24 Va Mar
103
2
164
Apr
99
89
Apr
52-
Nov
4
Sep 29
53
.
40 Va Jan
May 27
23 Va Feb
116% ,117
j
i
%."
94
94%
673/4
69%
693/4
70%
20%
20%
20%
203A
2,400
11%
*103/4
lx%
16,300
8%
8%
-.9
-222%
227
'
8%
34%
34%
117%
117 3/4
45
95
45
*49
♦49%
50 Va
;
52
-
52
/
47
<
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-
-
52
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97
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50%
v"
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15%
*49%
;
493/4
493/4i;
15%
15%
51
.
15%
50%
3
34 % Feb
22 Va Feb
47% Dec 28
Feb
32
Jan
3
15
Jan
31
21% Jan
20
28
46% Mar
17
44% Feb
11
43
Apr
5
29
19
27
Jan
16
Jan
3
11% Oct
31
16% Feb 21
25% Jan
3
28% Jan
6
30% Oct 20
35% Dec
8
4
20% Jan
18
76
Jan
11
69% Oct
4
100
•
73
July
see
33
Feb
94
5
Apr 30
25% Jan
20 Va Jan
29
11
23
81% Apr 26
70% Mar 5
8
page
6
10
10% May
2
28% Jan 13
28% Sep 23
24% Apr 20
°"% rw 31
For footnotes
Jan
21
1
Mar 15
35
100
41%
92 %'
*166
28
Products
4%%
2.50
preferred
50%
483/4
*48%
483/4
53 .-■■
*50
53
50%
*49%
50%
♦50
53
52
153/b
>
15%
153/a
Mus Ind
-
94%
•
*105
40%
'
*49%
26.
39% Apr
3
17% Mar 20
25% Apr
11
Jan
30
48 Va Apr
9
50
Electric 8torage
.-
X62
63%
'
52
52
153/a
.
15%
15%
~
t
45%-
50 Va
50%
33
33%
"7,700
40%
5,700
93%
27 %
28
;
93
:
42%
*27%
18%
18%
34%
3%
3%
4
3%
36%
36%
23% Mar 29
Feb
2
26
16,300
27,400
4,000
16%
16%.
16%
16% »
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,800
24
24%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
5,100
*48%
49%
48%
48%
*48%
49%
48%
48%
48
48
*48
48%
300
48 Va
49%
49%
50%
49 %
50%
21,800
34%
34%
2,300
5%
5%
•
50
*48%
49 Va
*48%
49%
—50
3
preferred
conv
*47%
48 Va
*47 Va
48
48%
49%
34%
34%
Electric Mfg Co
:
4
Radio St Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
—100
8.50
Equitable Gas Co.
70% Jan
36%
1,600
.
10
common
Emerson
86
36Va
4%
15
Co
Emerson
Jan
36%
36%
•
35%
-
Elliott
13% Jan
27% Feb
36%
37/8
10
250
19
34%
,
V,¥S0
4,500
42%
107
18%
19 •
35%
~
Elgin National Watch Co
36 Va Apr
34% Mar
36%
37%
41%
*104
\2L?Q0
92
*90
:
3%
.
70
•27%
34%
34%"
3%
36%
27%
42
18,000
9,900
27%
107
'
•
61%
42
3,800
•
95
164
61%
901/4*
90%
18%
35
Amer shares—
94
61;
18%
18%
34%
4
39%
164
94%
♦104
:42%"
107
3% :
40
167
-
60%
61 % r
*104
105%
45%
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19
10
-
34%
;
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f '
43
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107
30
1,100
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39%
94
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:
93
142%
42%
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27% '
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93
r
.
45%
40%
166
93%
166
35%
50% May
98
800
400
.100
50 Va
,
18%
2nd preferred:
El Paso Natural Gas
:
30%'May
—
45%
50% ;
•34
33%
40
•
:
94% *!
167
62%
27%
;
:
35 %
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50%
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45%
50%-
.
'
41%
92%
167
45%
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<
,
>
8
Elastic Stop Nut Co_.—
St
•
42
100
1
common
-■*
42%
28
_
*90
100
Co
46%
168
*63%
2
preferred
4%%
Ekco
12,300
140
♦49%
'
58% Feb
2
3
Electric
54% Apr
Feb
10
Jan
51
33%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
3
6
25% Apr
Jan
50
1
50%
35
46%
5
preferred
Manufacturing Co
4% Jan
3
96
3
6%
Eaton
500
>
*49%
50%
♦50
-
46
52
.34%
10
common
Electric Auto-Lite (The)_
39% Jan
Dec
•
Jan
94
13>
43% Nov
19
12 1
Apr 26
30
25
31
Apr
64
Steel Corp
Kodak Co
5
31% Feb 17
53
170
Eastern Stainless
4
41% Jan
25
17
Eastman
May
105% May
23
6
20% Oct
95
24
16% Jan 30
10
15% Jan
23
45%
51%
-10
34% May 2
3% Mar 21
2
5% Feb
23 •'
1,400
,
35%
*50
,
;
•
•
97
47
*45
47
119%
'u
„1
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Airlines Inc.
Eastern
-
*
50
50
I
Eagle-Plcher Co-
17
Mar 23
9,600
15,900
r
.
•48%
<
483/4
52
"
*45
119%
:.
96%
35%
■343/4
50%
48 Va
52
48%
,r.
118// 119%
.;.
34%
>45
u
50%
48%
48
48
*50
95 %
34%
35
45
.
222
220%
2193/4
;■
943/8
45
50
Eastern Corp
103% Apr
15
Aug
53
37% Apr 19
42% Mar 27
Apr 26
51% Jan 23
27
107
47% Apr
•
35% July 29
-
17
Va Feb 14-
4,100
-
"
i
35% Jan
500
•>
-*10%
■-
v ■ t. ■
27
-
,
9
218%
*
343/8
10
50
50
50
.
221
221
$4.50
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
;
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred—
DWG Cigar Corp
4
83/4
9
2183/4
220%
Preferred
'
9
9%
Preferred
6
683/4
12%
•
73
(E I) St Co-
Common
11
-■
•Apr
237
68%
3,300
12 Va
14%
,
20%
5
50c
38
12%
.
1
Co
Industries
59
73
37%
54
*69
.
68 %
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhill International
;> -6,600
54%
37%
82%
70%
No par
43% Mar 14
10
*12%
No par
Ltd
Mines
12 3/8
*68%
69 Va
37
53%
53%
53
No par
Pepper Co
Dome
3
363/4 Jan
Jan
35%
Dobeckmun Co
23
Erie RR common.
5*
par
34%
34%
*
'
34%
34%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
8,500
30%
30Va
30
30
1,400
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
333A
94%
*93 Va
94»A
94
94
*94'A
95%
20
26%
x25%
26'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
13,500
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
9,700
83
83
'83%
200
34%
34%
10%
11
10%
30
30% ;
30%
33%
33%
33%
33%
94-
94
*93%
26
26%
26%
22%
22%
22%
*81
83
*81"
50
*68
71
*68
-
40
30 Va
,
11'A
*29%
100
preferred series A_
Erie St Pittsburgh RR Co
•
48%
30
11
;
48
83
*80
71
♦68
>'
1
154 %"
71,
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;
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Number 5531
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NEW YORK STOCK
luitfsrrNTtMi
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Year 1965
Lrapt
•'
26% Sep 29
13% Jan
20% Sep 13
72% Dee 30
6,
May 11
84% Jan
26
15% Jan 20
20-
Mar 23
62% Jan 23
93% May
7
May 16
16% Jan
-
82% Mar 14
31
2
46% May
1
7?* Jan
3
Farwick Corp
3
13% Jan
9
Jan
12
57
Jan
4
51
50
Jan
3
43% Jan
5
Apr 29
17% Jan
4
40% Jan 24
31% Jan
11
Dec 22
47
41% Sep 27
31% July 21
12
Jun 24
45
13y» Feb
tf% Nov
6% Jan
87/a Jan
6
22"
Apr 22
v
110
62
33% Mar
18
54
18
104
Jan
Mar
63
>
9
.
Jan
23
9
61
Mar 29
«-»%M»ri4
99
Jan 13
46% Jan 25
v
"102
,106% Jan 16
19
Feb 28
96% Nov 30
100
61
Jan
12% Feb
27
14
7
41% Feb
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v
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13%
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10
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39
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43 %• Apr 27
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10
1
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34% Mar 14
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19
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23%
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Mar 29
9% Jan
23
-
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83%
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84
18%
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1
84.20 div cum pfd ser of '51—15
Ford
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,
18%
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Food Fair Stores Inc common
v,
97%. Mar 20
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18%
13%
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13% Mar 12
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Florida
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5
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V
25% Jan 27
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21 y« Jan
27
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23
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23
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1
1
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5
17
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100
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6
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Feb
4
14% Jun
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33% Jan
Aug" 23
50
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11
Apr
18
3
Jun
-
96% Apr
55
'
18%
44%
Carpet Co
(The) common
$4 preferred
69% Apr
; 144
18 %
6%
Florence Stove Co
.
62
Apr 18
102% Mar 9
.
13
Feb
109
.
18 Va
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49% Apr
46% Mar
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25%
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21% Mar 12
16
25%
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—
First National Stores—;
105% Mar 14
13
14
Feb-
41
19
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38%
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Firestone Tire & Rubber com
4%% preferred ——:
3
3
36% Jan
121
Sep 21
126
3
98% Apr 30
17 % Apr 18
May 23
48% Apr
40
July
69% Sep
105
July
61% Sep
11
;
80% Mar 26
12
26% Jan
6
;
10
46% Feb 17
Aug 29
18% Mar 11
Oct
Feb
Apr
52% May
10% Jan
25%
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Paper Prod com_No par
4% cum conv preferred.^
100
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins NY new_5
Filtrol Corp —^—,—4—
1
Mar 26
88
68
10«
100
32
1
1
102
11% Sep
Aug 17
35% Jan
May
135
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Ferro
25%
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25%
k Fibreboard
1
23
Jan
Electric
Tarrant Mfg Co
to
Fenestra' Inc
May
3
Mar
62% Jun 20
; 86% Sep 26
>
1
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39% Mar 23
43
82% Sep 23
108
Sep 26
*
31% May
v
7
52% May
36% Jan
:
9
13
67% Dec 30
Mar 14
93
2
31% Feb
^8% Apr 26
39% Nov 17
124
NOV 17
-
^
10% Jan
Pacific
Federated Dept Stores
the Week
25%
—2
Federal Paper Board Co Inc—.
4
37% Mar 14
3
30% May
>
3b % May
1
13
Federal
Mar 22
16
23
29% Feb
13% Feb 23
9
39% Apr 30
Friday
May 4
May 3
26
r
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5% conv cum pfd ser A__
50
5%% conv pfd 1953 series—w50
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings—_5
Apr,
9
Apr 18
51
32% Feb
Oct 17
29
13 % Mar 29
57
Sales far
Thursday
83%
1
_5o-
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp_
9
3
Jan
31
.July
PRICES
Wednesday
May 3.
18%
^
—
Apr 12
25% Mar 6
23
'AND HIGH'SAIE
Tuesday
May 1
-
25%
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'■
Feb
70
8% July 12
g
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6% Apr
10% Jan
1
37% Nov 30
Nov
•
75 % Mar
5% Mar 14
74
8
23% Mar 21
Sep 26
26% Jan 25
68
Co__
'Apr. 30
7
17% Mar
7
7
14% Mar 16
18% Apr
Par
Family Finance Corp common
5%' preferred series B
2
3
15% Jan
13% Mar
13% Dec 28
LOW
Monday
20'
49% Feb
12% Feb. J4
1
1
«.
Fairbanks Morse to Co.—No par
Falrchlld Engine to Airplane Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co—
,
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
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38% May
25 V* Dec
1
9
Prpducta
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
3
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Apr 30
9
41% Dec 30
21% Feb
7
6
12% Nov
15
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18% Jan,
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Jan
54.. :NoV 14
Jan
3
11
Aug 9 102 i
35%
29% Jan
7.
59%
41% Mar 14
71%
36% Nov
1
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3
4% Jan
?
9
Dec
50% Feb
6
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4% Jan 11
.
2
14
35% Jan
15
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General Mills common—-No
-
65%
par.'
5%
l
4>
25% May
4,
J5% May 25
45% July 11
4
'
Jan
-84
-
Apr
16
61
58'/a
General Portland Cement Co——1
General Precisioh
3
Equlpt Corp
General Publie Service
-
Nov 16
82
Jan
103% Sep 26
74% Mar 14
52
2
8% Apr
43% Sep
28
Jan
General
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54% Feb
100% Feb
10
4
106
Jan
23
36
Jan
41
Jan
9
5
9
50% May 3
9% Jan 12
23% Feb
14
50% May 3
27% Mar 20
10
97% Mar 21
8
95
2
37% Jan 23
Jan
11
4% Apr 11
155
Dec
16
168
Feb
2
153
22% Oct 25
22
Apr
,
41 % Mar
Jan
15o
Apr
87%'Dec 30
75
Jan
27
Apr 17
89 % Mar 23
66y« Jun
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23
75
30% Dec
42% Jan
3
30
Feb
14
6
8
.
55% July 25
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8
40% May 1
59% Apr 25
34% Apr 20
60
Jan
5
36
Jan
28
33% Jan
34
6
Mar 15
74% Sep* 16
39% Nov
11
31% Sep
45
9
Feb
4
2
38% Feb
7
3
Jun
29% Jan
38% Jan 30
34% Jan 19
34% Mar 15
43% Jun
32% Jan
6
40
12% Jan
3
15% Aug 29
30% Jan
36% Jan
3
36% Sep
Sep
13
13
Feb
20% May
3
30% Mar 23
131
Jan
24
6% liar 14
37% Jan
86
81% Jan
45
19
Mar 14
80% Jun
"55
6
8«p 26
13
Mar lis
-
6
30% Aug 11
35% Dec 30
130
Sep 21
31
26
23
33% Jan
10
125
12y4 Sep
6
6% Feb 13
13
31% Jan 24
89
31
34% Jan
Jan
4
44% Feb
1*
20
3
5
10
47% Mar 19
Feb
7
55
97% Apr
67% Feb
38% Dec 30
13
47% Mar 16
ao
«ri*
1
Jan 23
o=
:4£p5 24 *
35VsFeb
3
-
No par
-*84 %
51
93»/4
100
128%
,11%
$1.40
cum
conv
25
preferred
Power
&
$6
.
-
25
1
*34y2
35ye
47V4
*47
38
Mar 14
102% Feb
6
58% Apr
5
85
Mar 21
53% Apr
24
105% Feb 27
5iy2 May
4
(F
3%%
L)
Johnson
&
100
new
com
Johnson
5%
5
12%
preferred series A
Manufacturing
Co
'
12%
39%
1,500
55'/8
55%
2,200
55%
*135
138
- -
*52 >/4
*50'/a
*49
•>'"*16%
27%
41%
42%
13,300
32%
32%
3274
2,200
32%
'
,
27 V*
6%
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
10
30%
31%
31%
32%
7
15%
15%
15-/8
2,700
2,200
19%
20%
19%
20'%
14,600
32%
32
32
85%
*83
85%
30
54%
54
543%
1,400
♦32
*83
54%
'.*96!/2
15 >/4
60
25%
253/4
2,600
*37%
38'%
,25%'
38%
*17-/a
10
.100
1
45 V*
77/a
40
47%
92y4
51
*97% 100
51%
53%
74%
51%
103
46%
74%
52%
103
47%
85
lb 78
'
v
"12
129
40% '- 41%
1,100
46%
121
.
*120%
18
46,100
*72
'73%
43%
1,700
17%
18%
56'%
43
-43
43
53
34%
35%
34%
20
1,500
49%
*52'%
53
*52%
121
49'%
49%
49
7,500
46%
46
121%
46%
■
18%
4,900
7j%
*72
93%
93%
93
93
no
45%
46
45%
46
3,700
11%
12
*11%
12
700
22%
23%
22%
22%
3.6Q0
13 y4
13%
13%
13%
3,600
*7%
7"%
2,200
8
*7%
20%
20%
30%
30%
26%
27%
*26%
20
9,900
800
26%
15%
15 •%
15%
15%
8,900
7%
7
7%
7
102
*101
100
3,500
4o%
44%
45
44y4
66%
65
66%
65%
100
300
4,800
36'%
,"35%
35%
35%
700
20%
*30'%
20%
♦30 Va
5,700
'
38
26 '/a
37%
37%
100
26%
*37%
26%
27%
6,400
*93%
95%
40
95
*93%
,
*100
101 y2,
*104
105
*104
10
.105
50'%
155%
151%
10
101%
>10i
50 %
49%
155%
14>0t)
B.100
.0%
157
15
15
14%
14%
200
23 y«
23%
23%
233/8
9,400
2%
3%
3'%
3%
9,400
10%
500
73 V*
79
79
80%
22,000
32%
32%
33%
34
10'%
10%
10%
5%
2,300
5%
5%
5%
45,300
36%
37%
37%
37%
4,000
45%
45%
45%
46 3/4
6,200
343/4
35%
35
35%
3,500
71%
72%
71 %
72%
11,600
51V*
35
71%
52'/4
49
53%
53 y4
51'/2
50'%
16%
28
52
52%
52 34
3,500
3,000
*48
49%
*48
49%
♦52%
53'/4
*52 »/4
531/4
53%
*521/4
53%
*52 y4
52
*51
*49
,
■
*51
*49
50%
.16%
16%
16%
28%
28
8%
43 V2
63
63
♦160
87
62%
12y8«
135% ^
*99% 100%
18%
18%
' 97
97%
*126
131
40%
40%
61
-
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34y2*
- 47%
47
38%
61%
35y4 *
347/8
48
*
47
9
.
74
50%
440
40
lu*
31%
31%
8,200
541
-534
♦424
-
436
3,200
'
34%
35'/8
34'/f
161'/4
162%
162%
30%
30%
30
30%
3,900
30 y4-
30%
*30
30%
10,100
88
*85
343%'
39,300
'
-690
1621/4-
44%
*128
49
128%
11 %
101
11%
136 3/4
100%
129%
11%
135 s/8
18 s%
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129
'
610
130
11%
11,300
141
101%
18 y2
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is,yoo
300
19
1,500
600
99%
128
2,200
40%
41
4,500
61%
62
128*
;
129
41
61
24,800
101%
'
18%
61
3,400
97%
137
98%
40 3/4
5%
.
"
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34 y2
-
/
4,500
35%
35%
•343/4
34%
34 38
35
48%
48%
27,000
1,600
200
1,100
13%
13%
5,800
t
44%
129
8%
*97% 100 *
52y4
54
103
1283/4
95
100
88
5
5
94%
13%
51
50y2
5
94 VB
133/4
51
75
*85
39
50%
49
*410
'
49
48
90
102V* 103%
♦100
-
31%
2,300
38%
44y4
46%
89'/2
51>/4
102
535
55%
54
38 3/4
8%
41%
45%
89%
75
31 y2
525
4,600
■
47%
)3
*97% 100
52%
53%
54%'
5,000
62%
23% '
47
20%
31%
26'%
50%
53%
87%
38%
20'/2
8%
40%
*23%
47 y4
l"%
7%
39y2
46J/2
90
61%
63
23%
47
31%
26y8
45 y4
86%
87%
9,500 '
10,000
165
*160
lo5
*23%
*100
••
38%
2oy2
31%
26%
129
6,300
44
63%
8%
13%
447/8
4,500
9
44%
63
134
.
•
61 y4
1,100
16%
28%
43%
t
"20
52
50%
27%
*85
88
5
5
94%
95'%
129% 129%'
12
L
60y4
*34%
35% '
34%• 35y4
'47% > 47'/2
*47
48
*37%
38%
47
10
900
lo
18
,
;
5 '
94% ^
128
*127y2
1
1,600
97%
*96'%
;97%
25%
*37%
13%
129
1,800
31%
28 y8
"
20y2
x3iy4
26
20%
1,300
7'/4
32'/a
6%
23%
52y2
53
* *100
102
/
31%
31%
'•
525
528*400
425
"
35
35y4
?
160
161
'
" 30
30
/ 29%
30%
134
s
*99% 100%
19%
97
97%
'
3,400
27'%
31%
*27%
*23l/4
"M9
-
10
138
42%
32%
--
»52'/4
.133
35%
35%
47V2
47%.
38.
-
85
5
93%
12
.
410
96
*39
41%
25%
38%
18%
51%
*48
*
^128% 129
130
45
*127%
1
common
J
..
13%"
1
Co
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
Joy
.
-
32
26V2
1
Corp
xl58
160*30% ' 31%
30y8
30%
20%
31%
26ye
50c
common
preferred
Johns-Manville
..
13%
10
preferred
31 \ '31%
515 ^ 530
^405
420
35
^35%
J
5
par
53y2
.
3.50
:
Ligbt Co
Island Creek Coal
94%
23%
-
100% 101%
,
20»/4
20»/4
97 V2
98
*128 Va 131
41 Vb
41%
60%
61 %
Noparcommon
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co.-No
Iowa
16%
53
131% 133y4
100
Intertype Corp new
• -
28 Vb
*23y4
87
'.»5%
: *98% lOOVa
No par
Interstate Dept Stores
-Interstate Power Co
.
.
50%
i9
27
No par
Jewel Tea Co Inc
48% Apr
46%Jan
Jun
NO par
issued"
common
7%
38»/2
46%
91
69
May 10
No par
Jacobs
27
94% Mar 14
Ts,
"when
23%
*23 «/4
53%. 54
*101% 103%
31%
32%
; 530 - 534
*415
432
35y4
357/8
*158
159%
'
303/4
30%
30Y4
30%
100
preferred
com
-
5
Jaeger Machine Co
Nopar.
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr 6r Lt 4% pfd
100
3
n
104
_1
10% Mar 19
Apr
14
^^20
45% May
89
Jun
.100
1,900
*95
39
"
Inc
24
24
24
9 a%
,
No par
Corp
1,800
*135
.
.1
No par
Iron
10,500
20%
55 '/a
9Va
9Va
8%
9y8
9
9
447/8
45 V* ■
.
43'/2 - 44%
43%
44y4
x64y8
64y2
63%
64%
63»/2
64 y4
*160
a65 • .
*160
165
* *160
165
* 87% \88% \
87%
88
•
86%
87%
^
^61%
62>/4
; 1 60%
61% '
61»/4
62y2
..100 pesos
Ctfs
49
:
28
82%
2oy2
23%
97%
34%
70%
52
*16'/2
•
,
300
78%
21
39
Mexico
De
preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg__No par
International UtUitles Corp com..5
22% Mar 15
130
Electrlca
1%
4
47*4 Apr 26
39% Mar 16
27% Jan
.
443%
70%
"
71%
*52%53%
*32% '53'/4
*50%- 51%
"f*49
50%
-
16y2
International Shoe
5
14 y* Jan
50
28Va
Itaternatlonal Silver
16
34% Jan
50
; ;
50
04%
153% 155
4
*14%
15
22%
23%
3'/8
3Vo
*9%
10%
69%
72
"
317/8
32%
5%
5V4
36%
36%
44'/2
45
35%
35
70%
51 Vb
*48
52
16%
6% preferred...
International Salt
19
48% May
43%
48
48%
*52%- 53'%
52 y4
52 Va
*50'/2
51>/2
*49
• 50%
50
Preferred
19
37% Apr
*
International Paper common
7.50
$4 preferred
—^
No par
IntT Rys of Cent Amer eom__No par
70% Mar 13
38y4 Jan
"'
50
International Packers Limited.^—15
4
97% Aug 15
33% Nov 29
Jan 24
34% Jan
Mar 10
88
9
3
13
Apr
54% Sep 23
107% llov 22
33% Mar 14
Feb
May
50
4% preferred..
__100
International Mining Corp
1
IntT Nickel of Canada com__No par
106% Mar 13
Mar 14
48% Mar
11
-
/
100
«
20%
x44'/4 45%
100
100
6%
7y8
26% 27V4
15%
15%
*37V2 38
26ys 26%
*93% 95
*100
10iy2
*104
105
50
50'/8
44'/2
'' '
7% preferred
100
IntT Hydro-Electric Sys class A..25
IntT Minerals & Chemical com.
5
f
14% Mar 13
-
-
5%
37'%
28y8
IntT Business Machines
97% May 4
132
Mar 27
24
31 '
common
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred.
Tnt'l Harvester
•
88
Jan
3
6% Mar 16
23
<
32
5%36Vz
41%
—
__
15%
15%
*37%
38
26y8
26%
93%
94
100
100
104% 104%
49'/2
50'/4
155% 156y4
*14%
15
22%
23
*3ys
3%
9%
9%
69%
70yB
.31%
31%
5'/4 ; 5'/2
36%
37
43%
44'/2
4
.
.
.5
New
174
Feb 28
32V4 Mar 12
Apr 26
30
Co
cumulative
4.26%
Interlake
4
38% Feb.
3
*44
106
78%
55
25%
"3/%
*17"%
'
*100
101
(3%
7'%
27
27
No par
Power
4%%
.
44%
2,000
102 %
101 y2
•102
20%
32
b4
31%
84
*54%
"*9b%
18%
43 V2
71%
Insuranshares
34% Mar 21
26
,
22%
3%
10*/»
70'%
31%
38%
34% '
Interchemical Corp common
__
41 y« J un
,■
70%
51 y4
Inspiration Cons Copper..
^
37% Jan
23
*104
49%
155%
*14'/2
,
Inland Steel Co
6
69% Mar 20
11% Jan 26
12
*100
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
-
91% Mar 21
23
15%
38
26%
95
101 %
105
50
156%
15
23>/4
3%
10'%
70%
15%
97%
25%
__
36%
66%
42 V2
44'/2
*99% 100%
7
7'%
26% 27%
*37%
26y4
*93%
54%
'
Industrial Rayon_
3
104%
30/2
15"/8
30
55,500
38
101 %
♦44
44
78%
21
23/4
94%
39%
5o%
138
41%
32%
32%
28V4
7
35/2
15%
20%
125%
*100
102
101%
*102
46% 47%
46% 47
120% 120V2
*120%. 121'/2
49% 49% : 1
49% 49%
*52% 53
*52% 53
30% 31%
32
34%
' 43%
44
43
43%
18y4
18%
18V2 18%
*72
73
*72
73'/2
93'/2 93J/2
*93
94
45 '/4 45%
45% 45%
11%
11%
*11% 12
231% 23'/2
23V8 23)4
13% 13%
13V* 13%
7
7'/4
7y2
7%
" 20'/2 20y2
20% 20%
M30'/4 30%
30y4 30y4
35% 36V4
36
35
65V4 66V2
65y4 65%
2l„„
30%
30y4
35y4
65'/2
30
15%
20%
31"%
84%
*37%
18
12
*20y2
■'
SA
9
50y4 Mar 13
55Vs
138
4lV2
32"%
' 31V2
- *27%
6%
35'/2
*9b'/2
25%
34%
Industria
8% Dec
48% Jan
*11%
Indianapolis Power & Light_.No par
-
.
54%
23 > »23'/2
,.13'/2
13%
7
7
5
4.42%
4.20%
Illinois Terminal RR Co....
19
3
,
44
74%
20%
23%
91
39%.
30
15%
20%
31'/2
84%
10
4.70%
9
Feb
55%
*138
41'/2
32%
32V4
27%
6%
*35'/2
36%
No par
4.08%
5
;
91%
39%
75V4
21
23
< 91%
39%
55%
141
42%
32%
32%
28%
7
36%
7
Illinois
19
53
1
Jan 11
.
74%
• 20%
23
300
37%
*100%
800
11,000
97%
123
38
;
44%
-
21
23y2
94
39%
55%
141
41%
33%
32% '
28%
Idaho Power Co
Illinois Central RR Co
-
12J%
20,700
38j/fc
*96%
96%
120 %
:
44%
76
29% 30%
15Vs! 15%
20'% 20%
31% 32 :>■
*64
,85%
54V4 54%
94% 96
25% 25%
37% 37%
18
18%
139
139%
47
47
*120'% 121%
49% 50
*52% 53
30%
31%
44% 45
18%
18%
*70% 73
. ■
93y2 93%
45'/4 46'/4
1
I
«7
/,
*
44%
*6%
*35'/2
100
5% noncumulative preferred__l00
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd__No par
Hunt Foods Inc
6.66%
Hupp Corp
J
5% conv pfd series A
50
11% Apr 23
80% May
*138
41'%
32%
32%
28%
iHudson & Manhattan com..
23
20
55
-
1
Howe Sound Co
10
33
•
*44 %
74%
21
*23
*91 %
39%
Lighting & Power..No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del).^_25
18% Jan
3
26% Mar 19
93%
102
7^8
37%
37-/8
37%
33%
7%
7%
37 ye
38% 38%
*101
1021/4
101
101
102
107
37% 38V4
*100
102 y4
*100
101%
*102
107
38%
102 '/4
101%
107 t
'
Houston
2
r
Jan
64
Nov
6
7y2Feb
12% Apr 27
71% Sep 13
9y« Feb
161
3
3
Mar
50% Apr
3
14'/a Apr
3
21% Jan 23
22% Jun 23
27% Dec
36
*9% Jan
2
Apr 23
100
Ex partial liquidating dlst
5
Hayes Industries Inc
1
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
5
Hecht Co common
15
3%% preferred
100
Heinz (H J) Co common
25
3.65% preferred
...
100
Helme (G W) common
10
7% noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors.
No par
Hercules Powder common
No par
New common
l_2 1/12
5% preferred
—
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4y4% preferred series A
.50
Hertz Co (The)
—
—1
Hewitt-Robins Inc..
5
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
V/2% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)__No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
5
Hires Co (Charles E)
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp
50c
Holland Furnace Co
5
Hollander (A) & Sons
5
Holly Sugar Corp common
10
5% convertible preferred
30
Homestnke Mining.
12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp—:
10
Hooker Electrochem Co common__5
$4.25 preferred
No par
Hotel Corp of America
1
5% conv preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries
Inc
com
3
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
4% preferred
-100
4.40% preferred
100
Mar 12
Jan
Jan
17%
21%
34%
89%
Dec
*7%
7%
37
37%
*»o% a /
119Vb 120%
(
Shares
32%
33
7%
Industries Inc—
Havag
15 % Jan
*100
*100
*102
Hackensack Water
25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co
5
Hamilton Watch Co com
No par
4% convertible preferred
100
Hammermill Paper Co
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
6% preferred
;«,_«*
—100
Harsco Corporation
....2.50
Harris-Seybold Co
1
Harshaw Chemical Co
5
Hart Schaffner & Marx
10
Hat Corp of America common
1
4V2% preferred
50
4
22% Mar 5
Apr
2
97
Apr
4
42% Mar 29
57% Apr 23
4
18 y* Oct
79% Oct
37%
No par
100
100
H
.
82% May
7V2
37
37'/2
*s>o% vt
xll8% 120%
31 y2
the Week
May 4
May 3
31%
31
Friday
Thursday
Utilities Co—
Common
.
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
42% Mar 20
103y2 Feb 28
108
Feb
6
105% Feb 23
Jan
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
Mar 14
125% May
83% Jan 23
93% Sep 23
61% Mar 14
3
36
4
% Feb 23
31%
7V2
30%
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
May 2
Tuesday
May 1
Monday
Apr. 30
" 31V4
31%
7%
7%
37% 37%
96% 96%
118
120%
Pat
1
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
13
35% Jan
5% Jan
8 V* Apr
35% J?u
,
1
30% May
2
45% Feb
5y. Dec
Highest
Lewest
Highest
Lewest
NEW YORK SlOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Monday, May 7, 1950
.%
.
•48
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
2,500
313/4
31%
31%
32 y8
4,600
26%
26%
26%
26%
2,200
45%
10,300
44 y8
129
8%
•
44%
44 3/4
*128
129
8
8%
129
8%
42
45'/2
43%
44%
45 y2
46 y8
453/4
46 y8
89%
89 y2
90
90
50 y2
*97 %
50%
50%
*97%
100
51%
10
15,500
12,800
6,100
290
1,700
100
*
51%
51%
11,000
51%
52%
75
75%
76%
76%
78
50%
50 y3
50%
50%
51%
1021/4
102 y»
102 y4
1021/4
180
49 Vb
49 Vit
49%
51%
16,000
103
49%
2,000
23,900
Volume
Number 5531
183
.. .
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2197)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
lau« for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1955
Highest
28% May 25
43% Deo 14
34% Feb
13
56
May
47% Apr
20
52
Feb
45% Mar
38 y4 Jan
23
94
17
96
May
1
103
94
Sep 30
ldO % Mar 23
4
99 %
Jan
9
May 18
May 6
107% 8ep
7
105
Feb
9
105% Nov 28
101
May
4
105
70% Jan 24
,
84% Apr 21
48% Jan
4
Nov
43
Mar 10
25 ;
Oct
31
21% Jan
.
3
97
71 y4 Feb
1
:
May
4
42
Apr
25
29% Jun
8
24% Mar
24
3
Feb
15
->
46% Jan
26% Apr
•
4%
10
Jan
27
18
9
^32
Feb
113
Jan
23
38% Nov
59% Apr
27
36% Mar
42% Apr
53% Apr-'
51% Apr
25
Mar
24
9
147% Mar 14
'
; 45% Jan 23
15
•
7
6
30
"4%%
26 y4 Mar 20
"47!
29% Jan
56
Sep
16
36% Jan *
58
Jun
23
43 V2 Feb
14
58% Apr
29% Feb
38% Dec
27
33% Jan
23
10
Apr (12
34% Jan
69
56
Jan
Feb
16
52% Jan
7
<
88% Jan
>60
Dec
31
Jan
3
23
<
92% Mar 18
100% Jun
23
64% Apr
25
101
July 26
105% Nov.
Jan
-194
18
105 >/4 May
;
69
May
*
28% Jun
30
32
47% Dec
20
55% Feb
Jan
28 V2 Apr
9
-
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
60
Jan
4
43% Jan
16
14% Apr
25% Apr
16
,'
t
Kroger
May
Mar 16
7
25
18Ve Dec
6
16% Mar 13
Feb
25
20 % Feb 10
34% Sep
20
31% Feb
3
94 y2 Jan
11
97
15% Nov 28
Mar 14
Sep
5% Jan
22,
20% May 10
28% Jan
8
.
Kroehler
9
16 Y
7
Dec
3
Mar
27
13
Feb
4
28
Apr
52
4
12% Mar 15
29 %
10
39% May 31
22% Dec
*
13% Jan
10
4
>
4
4Y4 Jan
2
-
Lane
18% Aprj.27
f
22% Mar 12
98'/2 May
34 % Apr
16
Lees
30
35% Apr
42% Apr
21% Jan
30
V: 2% Jan
26
31
'
Jan
3
17% Dec
22
15
Apr
24
18
Feb
1
3
1
5r/4 Apr
23
8
Feb
,1
40 y4 Mar 14
6% Sep
47% Jan
4
..43y8 Jan 23
16
22
Jan
4
23
Mar
1
3% Jan
-
Sep 30
/ 19% Jan
3
64% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
24% Dec
9
<■
<
5
,
•
.
16% Jan
; 19
6
15
Apr 22
29% Sep 28
72% Sep 22
164% Nov
16
.66
Jun
3
4
9
Sep 26
46 y4 Oct
31
16
Dec
30
25% Jan
25
79
19% Feb
.
66 % Mar
98
28% Feb
72% Feb:
2
2
,,
163% Feb
v
49
Jan
23
54% May
47% Jan 23
6
19
89
Feb
14
100% Jan
40% May 17
64% Feb
7
45„
Apr
2
53% Jan
3
17 Va Mar 14
24% Aug
73
Dec
16% Feb
123
Mar
107% Apr 27
103 y4 Jan
105
26%
26%
26%
23
23
18
18%
•32%
32%
32%
32%
134%
133%
134%
50%
133%
g
80
1,400
43%
600
18%
22%
26%
23%
7,900
18
18
33%
33
1,400
33%
33
134%
7,000
133
3,900
134
26,300
"
49%
50%
50%
50%
50%
51%
14,900
51%
49 y4
49%
48%
49%
48%
49
48%
51
24%
25 %
24%
25%
24%
24%
25
25%
20,400
3,600
1
*45%
46%
45%
46
46
46%
*46
58
55%
57%
55%
56 Ve
37%
37
37
37%
37%
& Wire
Co
(111).
49 %
5
57%
1
*37
I
>*62%
.__No par
common
10
63
63%
64
50
•46
.
46%
•37
400
47
56%
55%
37
12,600
56%
37%
55%
.
37
,
300
600
<•
.
130
105%
105
105
*103
66%
65%
66 %
67
67%
67%
69
68
68%
10O
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97
95
95
94%
94%
95 Vi
95%
95%
95%
10
28%
29
,28%
28%
28%
28%
8,200
49%
49%
49%
28%
49%
2o'/8
No par
49%
49%
49 7/8
49%
49%
2,100
•26%
26%
26%
26%
26 y2
26 y2
1,000
47%
48
47%
48
47%
48
3,900
7,300
66
,
Co
5
26%
26%
26%
1
49%
50%
49
50%
common
15%
25%
*4
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
15%
25%
25%
25%
25%
4%
26%
26%
4%
26
4%
26 %
•4
4%
100
4 %
"
*4
-
4%
♦4
700
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,00.0
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 y4
20%
3,000
34%
34%
34 %
34%
34
34
34%
34%
♦90
91
"
_5
& Sons
260
25%
15%
"
_1
,
28%
11,400
6
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4
.
Co common_3
100
34 y.
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93
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93
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34%
91
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15
15%
41%
42%
20%
21 %
15%
41%
15%
15%
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42%
15%
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41%
19%
20%
15%
42%
42
1,600
91
♦90
15%
15%
15%
<
x20
20%
19%
20
•'
v
2
*15 %
-.
15
i
2
15%
7,300
48%
48%
41%
41%
28,800
20%
20%
6,200
2%
17 %>
17%
~
6,600
2
2
2'/8
•15
15%
15%
15%
5%
*5%
5%
2y8
15
•5%
48%
48%
49
49
Products
_5
17%
17%
17%
17%
20%
Tulip
Belt
20%
20
20 yB
20
20%
20%
87%
88%
88%
89
83%
16%
16 %
18%
16%
16
26%
26%
26%
26%
26yfl
26%
26
5
26%
70%
,
156%
50%
51%
51%
62
62%
x62%
16%
2.50
8
16%
*16%
43%
42 %
70
70%
.153%
70
155
10
Co
,
156%
25
Corp
1,800
2,900
16 y4
26 %
6,800
,
90
16 %
89%
16
89%
16%
100
com.
r
Cup
20%
90%
16%
*
7 *
__
preferred
; 20%.
88%
10
100
17%
-
20 Ve
_No par
900
49%
17 y8
17%
5%
48%
:
48%
17
;
•5%
5%
48l/e
,
15
15%
5% Y
6
•5%
-No par
1
is «/*
2
2
"
2%
70%
:
.
-
Lionel
25% Jan
147
58
,
42%
•95
100
52
•
155%
1,500
26
11,100
69%
70%
69%
69%
158%
158%
159%
510
51%
517/s
51%
54%
32,200
65
64%
51%
62%
62%
4,300
12,600
•157%
70%
157
51%
,
1
■
63
63%
3,900
65
1
103 i
2
85% May,
Apr
17
Apr
19% May,
24
49% Jan
,
Jan
102 y2 Jan
13.
4.25% ..series
Mar 14
104
4.35%
21% Feb 23
3
137 y? Apr. 25
Long Island Lighting Co
5% series B preferred
106
16
96% Apr
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
23 Yb May
v
143 y2 Jan
10
Lorillard
5
7%
62% Mar 19
D
series
(P)
E
JNo pftr
10
78
100
'
*103
83% Jan
27
103
4
May
Louisville
Lowensteltt
>
22 y» Mar 14
31% Dec
22% Apr
19
39% May 16
61% Jan
42
Jan
20
94
Apr
18
12% Mar 14
26% Dec
28
21% Jan
23
32% Apr
13
53% Jan
3
43 y2 Jan
20
Jan
11
27% Feb
l'O
21%
23,800
78
79
31%
31%
31%
84%
83%
85%
23
22%
23
/.
23,900
23%
28,300
104 y2
130
105
•103%
105
98
•95%
98
♦95%
98
*95%
98
99%
•98
99%
♦98
99%
*98
99%
19%
19%
;
19%
19%
139
*138
.
19
19%
•56%
y8
140
140
139
"
57
*56%
57
56 y4
19%
19%
12,300
19%
140
140%
57%
58
102%
102%
280
141
57
103
1,500
,»
7,200
99%
98%
99%
99%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
6,700
78%
81%
82
82
82 y2
83
82 »/2
82 y2
3,000
32%
20,400
9£%
99%
99
.1
23%
24%
10
82%
83%
Y
•103
103%
103
1,300
85%
-
22%
*98
"
99%
57
50
x83 y4
8,600
12,000
121
*95%
98
19%
121
120%
120
120
*103%
104%
139
.
.
;
—
21%
78%
31%
22%
57
._
!, Lukens Steel Co
21%
78
81
138
& Sons Inc—
(M)
Common.
8
21 y8
31%
22%
(Ky)-Nopar
Nashville
&
21%
79 y4
82
'
30
21 Vb
78%
22%
22%
—100
Louisville Gas & El Co
32,300
80 %
'
119
81
-
*95%
*98
100
common..
preferred j
50%
*
100
preferred
Co
,
22%
com
preferred
49%
120
119 %
16
50%
119
*117%
Jan
49'/b
31
100
preferred-
50%
49%
31
30%
'
7,300
98%
♦95
98%
•95
79%
79
30 %
conv
98 %
21%
78%
30%
4%%
•95
2,100
16%
45
21%
78
May
16%
43%
21%
21%
10
121
16%
43%
49%
Gas Co
9
i6y2
42%
49 %
Star
common
16%
42%
98%
Lone
Inc
16%
42
50%
49%
No par
16%
43
♦95
98%
31% May
July 27
90% Dec
15
convertible preferred
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
10
Jen
114% Mar
May 25
3
com!
3%%
10
3
7
•
Cement Corp
6
July 15
45 y4 Jan
6
26%
23%
132%
Star
21% Mar
77% Jan
*43
33
28
5
'139y2 Dec
/
43
•
Lone
35
20% Oct 11
23%
Loew's
6
8
26%
23
*18%
18%
Mar
4,
Sep 26
18 %
26%
23l/e
80
23
Mar 11
18%
.26%
23
24% Mar 12
28% Mar 14
102.
23
26%
43
92
"
23
5
'103% Mar
26%
42"
"
92
137
Corp
(The)
LiquidCarbonic Corp
29
49% Mar 29
18% Jan 27
July
38% Sep
Y 100
42%
42
64% Jan
1
21
32 y2 July
11
42%,
42%
50
101%
101
101%
91
-
"BO
108
*106%
108
50%
Fink
Link
12
Oct
91
90%
101%
-
15
5
91
90%
(The)
Lily
66% Mar 29
9
24
Oct
90
90
49%
26%
(James)
-7%
4
Feb
114
101%
1,900
97
25
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
2
15
7
108
•100
32 V8
_2
Life Savers Corp
7
35% Jan
Jan
•106%
*41%
•
•106%
106%
101%
133%
Libbey-O webs-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby.
9
Apr
19
Apr
106%
*100
__Nb par
Lerner Stores Corp.
21 y2 Mar 26
,
1
20
;
97
♦18%
Gas Co
Lehn* &
'
/ iay4 Mar 29
3
153% May
24
14
26% Mar 14
*
97
a
50o noncum 2nd pfd_
Lehman Corp (The)
4
39% Sep
103% Sep
56
-
97
8.75
v
.
r
>
*94
No par
& Co
Bryant
'
47
v
<
97
Lehigh Valley RR
__No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
.< 83 noncum 1st preferred—No par
3
,* 49% May
9
y4 Feb 10
25% Jan
17
55% Apr
21 ye Jan
Feb-
74 % Feb
23
22
■t
•'
97
■
89% Dec
61% Mar 14
'149% Jun
<•
98
3,800
*
•2
11% Jan
<
♦97
"
19% Jan 23
3
v
96
50
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement new
'
8
1% Jan
:
•93
SO
Lee Rubber & Tire,
,
Mar 22
25 y« Apr 26
2% Sep, 1
><18% Jan
*
96
4.32% preferred series A_.
25
La ConsoUdada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Meat
6
*
f
*93
21%
Mfg
Co
Laclede
16% Mar 29
25
86 % Aug 11
11
Mar 14
'
>
96
.,
49 %
Co, Inc
(S H)
96
*93
54%
;i
Kress
29
39
♦93
101,900
49 y4
39
com._No par
preferred
Kresge (S S) Co_
"
49
38%
25
29% Mar 29
3
49
38%
com_
50% Feb
26
48% Jan
4
.
52%
48%
38%
107
4%
*
53%
48%
38%
prior preferred
conv
Koppers
3
Feb \1
98
56
48%
38%
96
$5 prior preferred
1
53%
49%
38 y4
101%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney <G R) Co common
27
56
48%
38%
♦106%
"
*
53
48%
♦93
preferred
Keystone Steel
40% Mar-19
39 % Feb
54
•100
Kexmecott Copper
Kern County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
Share*
38%
100
Kansas Power & Light Co_
Kayser (Julius) <fe Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Mar 27
the Week
51%
100
Kansas Gas Sc Electric Co
16
18
21
-
14
129% Aug 26
8
Oct
.
21% Jan
24 % July 15
27% Mar 14
98% Jan
84
non-cum
52%
Friday
May 4
48%
100
4.20% preferred
Kansas City Southern
20
23% Apr
<
Thursday
May 3
Wednesday
May 2
May 1
100
cum preferred
4.50%
preferred
v
*
44
Mar
j
4%
;
13
Apr
.
preferred
Tuesday
Apr. 30
"
17% Mar 24
<
3.80%
l
Mar 13
92
9
1
20
Mar
108
102% Mar 15
105<
105
Par
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
33%
4%% preferred
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
41% Mar 27
Nov 30
Monday
EXCHANGE
89
Bales lev
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
M
19
48% Jan
Mar 28
133
19% Jan
-6
140
July 22
138
% Jan
3
141% Jan
31
49
32% July 27
26 y4 Jan
26 y» Mar 14
35% Juty 15
28% Apr
11
Apr 23
31% Jan : 3
88% Mar 15
95
89
Apr
18
92% Jan
9% Jan
31
10% Apr
8% Apr
11
10 y4 Feb
100% Jan
23
139
Feo
10
41
•
Jun
13
7% Jan
6
13 y4 Jun
3
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
16
56% Jan
6
Jan
18
543% Jan
4% Dec
122
34
Jun
21
8% Apr
4
685
5% Nov 25
28
May 18
27
7% Sep
28
16
'
19
570
18
;
Sep
•*'41% Sep 22
4
23
"*
13
6
Apr
17
-
6
35% Jun
21
33 V4 Jan
4
Jan
7
20 y4 Feb
18
16% Feb
1
54% Aug 23
9
59
July 14
37% Dec 21
31% Jan
7
38 y2 Sep
22
Jan
16
55% Feb
36% Jan
33% Jan
23
37
Apr
-98
Jan
24
38% Jan
19
35% Feb
9
16
20% Feb
16
24% Jan
44 V4
July 21
40% Feb
14
48% Mar 19
99
Jan
10
89
Apr
20
97
Feb
Jan
12
89% Apr
19
96% Jan
4
Apr
11
86
Feb
8
87% Mar
2
40% Dec
22% Nov 29
26% Feb
33% Mar 14
94% May
May 18
Jan
18
88
25% Jan
4
-
99
83
*
,
4%%-
6
6
20% May 16
25 y2 Dec
8
20 >/e Apr
12
25
Jan
34
7
27% Feb
10
32 % Jan
Jan
6
14 Yb Mar 14
46'
Aug 22
16% Feb 16
81
Dec
29
911
July
45
Aug
1
58 :
57% Jan
17
Jan
76% Mar 29
8
13
47
71% Jan 23
91
Jun
13
80% Jan
3
25
43% Jan
23
21% Aug 11
45% Apr
29 ye Feb
15
18
40
Mar 14
Apr
1
52% Jan
18
Feb
9
Aug
60% Jan
31
Jan
4,100
•92%
35 %
35%
35%
♦92%
94%
•92%
94%
94%
*92%
94%
34%
34%
34%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36%
47
46%
47%
46%
47
45%
46%
45%
46
21% .22
21%
22
22
22
217/e
22
22
22
42%
42%
42%
42%
32'/a
32%
41%
42%
7,500
91 Ve
91'/4
93
93
93%
93 y4
93 y4
93%
210
92
93
91%
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95%
5
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95%
92
92
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1
22%
47%
41%
7
39% Sep
21
30% Feb
13
32% Mar 15
Feb
24
33% Feb
2
46
Jan
25
28
12
96
98
Apr
42% May
11
2
23% Apr 25
27% Feb-
24% Feb
29% Mar 15
8
6
Jan
10
93
Feb
9
106% Jan
23
112
Jan
5
% Jan
3
18
11
18% Feb
7
56% Apr
23% Jan
52 y4 Aug 26
48% Feb
13
18
95% Apr
30
102
Jan
6
1
102% Apr
20
107% Apr
4
July 21
Jun
9
112% Apr
22
43% Jan
7
56 y4 Jun
91
17
26% Feb
39
Jan
96
Mar 28
103% Aor
Dec
107% July
44
55% Apr
3
24
4%%
Melville
4%
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Mercantile
Merck
&
Mesta
Machine
4.35%
26
93
Apr
26
99% Feb
21
96
Jan
6
98% Jan
31
3.80%
9
106
2
108% Apr
25
Mar
35% Mar
7
28% Apr
26
24% Jan
19
70
9
46 >/* Jan
9
lootnotes
Dec
see
9
page
47% Jan
29.
20
58% Mar 16
33
Jan,-
6
62% Mar 12
41%
24
24%
16%o
28
28 %
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93%
107%
3%
Co
5 *
preferred series
preferred series
4.45%
Miami
Middle
Copper
South
Midland
—
Utilities Inc
Enterprises
90
No par
preferred series
preferred series
3.85%
18
Sep
96
40%
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No par
Inc
common
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Apr
60
Co
96
Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Apr
108% May
Inc
31%
Mergentbaler
101
<
Stores
Co
31%
1
common
$3.50 preferred •
$4 conv 2nd pfd
102
18
(The)
101%
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100
common
preferred series B
Mengel Co
93% Mar 29
29% Oct
Corp
5
22%
10O
50
1
preferred (1st series)
pfd 4.30% series
Cum 2nd
93 y2 Dec
32 y4 Jan
"when issued"
Inc
pfd
100
55
•
14%
14%
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'63 Ve
93
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47%
22
47%
10
33
33%
1,700
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>
14 %
14%
81%
82
63
100%
♦92
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63%
-
14Va
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63%
14 V4
82%
64%
101%
100
100
93%
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93 y4
100%
1,700
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100
4,500
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22
22
22
22
1,200
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,200
82
80
81
81%
81%
2,900
41%
41%
41
41%
40%
40%
40%
41%
2,600
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91%
91 %
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300
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31%
3,600
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91
91
31%
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95
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97
95
41%
42
42
42%
24%
25
24%
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28%
28%
93
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108%
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91%
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55 y2
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31%
96
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92
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96
105 V2
95
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95
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97 V2
54
600
700
96
140
54%
54%
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31,100
1,500
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54%
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92
55
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54%
96
28%
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104
1,400
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54%
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1,300
20
55
104
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140
42%
24%
54%
19
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96
54
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52%
16,000
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48%
18%
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—
190
48
55
5
_
5,700
14%
81%
48 y4
19%
100
100
—
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19
95
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1,000
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55%
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64
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700
28%
81%
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46
82%
55%
95%
28
18
17%
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104
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20
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5
82
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102%
97
107%
100
100
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46
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81
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91,400
14,800
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33 y4
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-
86%
32%
21%
40%
16
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29%
3
17%
91% Mar 21
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55%
82
common
-
92
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21
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86%
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19
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92
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86%
91%
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10
77% Feb
—
93
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25
New
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43%
42 %
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30% Apr
For
35%
McLellan
99% Apr
4
35 y4
McQuay Norrls Mfg Co
28% Jun
103 % Oct
35%
29
9
14
35%
35%
23
30
1,000
10,300
11,200
19% Feb
41% Apr
102% Jan
18%
53%
32%
Co
22,000
17%
53%
55%
common
48 y4
18%
53%
34%
23 y8 Feb
Stores
46
17%
33%
1
Corp
45 %
17 %
34%
14
82% Mar 21
10,900
5,300
34%
23
.
10%
35 '
Feb
68
46%
10 yB
45%
32%
Robbins Inc
45%
10 %
53%
15% Feb
18
13
&
400
46 y4
34%
21% Apr
18
103
McKesson
6
17%
*54%
5
6
43%
10
32%
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
6y8
1,400
.
43
55%
Publishing
6%
17%
32%
50
6%
10
*54%
50c"
6%
45 Vb
45
32 y4
.1.1.
3,400
— —
6
53%
46%
Corp common
3% %
convertible .preferred
McGraw Electric Col
8,400
38%
53%
35%
Stores
127
590
34%
94%
No par.
5
48% Mar 19
6
No par
McGraw-Hill
77% Dec
6
•
"
6 y8
No par
preferred
♦572
53%
.'35%
pfd 1947 series—No par
pfd—No par
1
106 y4 Apr
11
$2.50
McCrory
'
♦6
6%
*
590
34 V8
34%
5
Corp
Corp common
38
"38 %?
'
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34%
35%
cumulative
McCord
124%
124 %
1,300
53%
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preferred
123%
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38
600
9
53 %
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cum
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34
50
4
1"
common
8%
180
92
10%
53%
3
26
22% Oct
17%
100
Co—
30%
92
*9%
43%
X43
12
20
102
18
17
21% Jan
Sep
-
2
2
88% Mar 30
10%
43
17%
No par
Electric
McCall
24
21
6
10%
29%
9%
8%
9
590
•572
.
44%
No par
com
Co
6
6%
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.37%
14,300
9,600
37%
97/e
124%
122
37%
10%
Jan
95
26% Jan
83% Jan
•87/e
43%
71% Dec
39% Apr 26
101
Co
*
$3.40
$3
16
65 V2 Apr
102% May
95% Mar
10%
44%.
42
1
Maytag Co common
Jan6
15
17
15
4
Mfg
$3.75
11
9
46
Apr
10%
590
5%
.
6.
-<
39%
6.25
Corp
Dept Stores
$3.75 preferred
3
14
Apr
May
34% Apr
56% Jan
45% Jan.13
78% Dec
67
6
6
,
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595
6
5
Cement
37%
900
44
145
'
'
*
„
125
122%
126
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Shirt
May
.
3
Nov
Mar
92%
9%
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•
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1
preferred
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12
23
44
8%
37
50
Co
(Glenn L)
Masonite
'
55
Mar 14
Co
9
124 '/4
.1
Midland Corp common
convertible preferred
Martin
24
28% Feb
16
Coal RR
Sugar
Marshall Field & Co
50% Mar 23
35% July 12
56% Mar 31
Feb
10
(The).
Co
Manhattan
" 7
4
30%
92
10%
•
25
Feb
94
Copper
4%
3
Apr
44
52
Magma
24
Apr
99
29%
*9%
<
37%
37%
92
10%
No par
37%
30%
10%
_—-
43%
♦139
'
37%
92
Chef
31%
31%
,44
145
37%
30%
par
44•139
•
30
38%
91%
Garden—Na
31 y8
31%
44%
145
92
37%
Marquette
3
25
31
44
•139
30%
Marine
6
30%
;
45
145
91%
15
18
145
30%
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp—
...
4
52% Apr
30%
44
♦139
45%
45%
•139
5
—
Mandel Bros
/
18% Mar 19
29% Apr
30%
31%
30%
-
38%
Manatl
18
48 y4 May
"
91%
Mahoning
3
4
Inc..
10
100 v
....
38%
Magnavox
6
92 y4 Apr
11
23% July 19
6
25% Jan
3
•f
27
10% Apr
8
common
:
30%
Magic
Mar 13
46% May
13
Forbes
&
preferred .1
Madison Square
28
Jan,
Working Co
Macy (R H) Co Inc comA—_No par
4%% preferred series A_„
100"
/
Mar 20
*
Wood
Mack. Trucks
6
.
Jan
7
3
Feb
9
6%
13
6% Apr
6x0
24
35% Jan
v
Jan
34% Nov
92
Apr
10
As M
MacAndrews
39
5% Mar 21
10% May 18
34% Jan 11
11% Feb
'
M
*95
*104
96
105%
96
♦104
105%
*93
95
*93
97 y2
*93
97%
108
70
95
•93
37,900
109
50
108 %
*107%
53%
50%
52%
51%
52%
52%
53%
53%
55%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
29,100
60
60
59%
59%
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60
60
600
60
60
60
109
•107%
109
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109
8,500
21
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22
Monday; May 7, 1956
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23
29% Oct
20% Oct
Oct
15
41% July 13
1
19% Apr 13
70
Jun 20
117
Dec 30
28% Mar
11
'
60% Oct
100"
80
17
Oct 14
Jan
6
107
102% Dec 28
12% Jan
6
-
82
■
*
58
112% Jari
Apr
13
102% Jan
11
12
77
Apr
23% May
34% Feb
*22%
44% Feb
15
5
32% Dec 30
29% Jan
33% July
27
Aug 10
8% Jan
6
73 % Sep
1
Feb
13
Mar
3
Maid
Jan
9
14% Dec
1
:24% Jan
19% May 12
Mississippi
1%
29
Feb
20
3 % r/e
Feb 20
Jan
5
22
23
Jan
30
26% May 3
24% Jan 12
25
24% Jan
41 % Jan
23
24% Apr
40% Aug
2
52% July
23% Jan
6
32% Feb
23
,,28
26
30% Jan 23
18
34% Mar 14
43% Sep
22
38% Jan
3
0
-
r
25% Oct 11
44
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21% Apr 25
3
60% Jun
7
20
32 % Dec
22
May 17
-
Class
Chemical
Monsanto
30% Oct
11
17 % Jun
9
14
•,
42 % Feb
6
10
45% Jan
Sep 26
28
Jan
43
Dec
6
36% Jan
23
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
12
42 V* Apr
-
Mar 15
50
17%
.18
43%
44%
43%
25%
25%
42"%
42%
Jan
47
34
33%
92%
90%
' 92%
46%
45%
21%
21%
25%
25%
21%
25
24%
15% Dec
23
78% Apr
17
27% May
37% Nov
6
11
33% Oct
21% Sep
37% Feb
1
45% Mar
10
173% Sep
10% Oct
29 %
37%
37%
5
1
10
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17
163/4
16%
43%
43%
44 V*
44%
44%
44%
44%
45
40%
40%
40%
40%
48
48
48%
Xl38
1403/4
40%
40%
National
City
National
Container
34% Jan
30
10
20
Feb
10
34% Jan
43% Jun 15
10
28% May
0
23% Jan
3
20% Feb
93
c
19% 8ep 27
59%
Mar 14
102% Jan
5
54% Jan 25
106
21% Mar 12
July 22
166% Apr
156
Jan
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Jan
Mar
30
26
11% Jan
13% Mar
5
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National Linen
Natl
Apr
Malleable
Service
Steel
&
14
20
19% May
National
Shares
Jan
20
76% May
National
Steel
.
35% Mar
42 % Mar 25
51 % Dec
6
47% Jan
29
38% Anr
5
75
23
National Supply
May
25
10
101% Feb
40% Apr
Jan
3
Feb
10
9% Apr
13
98
".103% May 2
53% Nov 25
21
37% Jan
0
8% Dec 30
12% Jun
Apr
8
9
:
76%
76 V2
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753/4
76%
2,100
277/s
26 Vs
273/4
253/4
26%
26Va
26%
6,400
13%
14
14 Vs
14%
14%
14%
41%
41%
40 3/4
41 Vs
41%
41%
2,100
38 %
38 Va
13,400
48
20
4%
preferred
38%
38%
168%
169%
13%
13
133/s
13
13 Vs
5,100
44
433/8
44%
44%
443/s
44%
46 Va
22,100
44%
43%
24
23
23 V8
23%
24 Vs
24
24%
24%
25
29
28%
29%
28%
29%
293/4
30 V* :
293/4
30
50%
51
51%
52
52 Vs
52%
52
52%
26%
27%
50%
27
263/s
273/4
393/s
39
39
22%
223/4
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2 2 3/8
22 Vs
26%
26
26%
26
26 3/8
26
99
98
39%
98%
97%
19%
19%
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19 Vs
Vs
58%
59%
.
167%
168
138%
139
45%
44%
-
19%
43%
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69
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41 %
41%
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8%
8%
1
14%
6%
6%
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14% Feb
18
12% Feb
13
10
10% Apr
19
6% Jan
9
8
15
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14%
14%
17% Mar 19
Nelsner
1
16%
16%
16%
8
33% Jan
24
36-
Apr. 9
35%
88 % Apr
96
Mar 13
89%
89'/,
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16% Apr
24
20
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
—100
35%
9
16%
"16%
Apr
26
Jan
5
88% Jan
20
15% Apr
17% July
5
33% May 4
90% Mar 10
.37% Mar
97% Dec
18
18
5
101
12
14
<
16%
Mar
4
Feb
2
18
104% Sep
19
1
.20% Feb
17
16
Feb
82% Dec
6
79
Feb
21
at
July
69% Jan
94
.
3
Jan
Nehl
32
Apr
97% Feb
New
19
14
125% May
;
Corp
Bros
Inc
;
.
.
17% Mar 12
10
Mar 15
15% Oct
England Electric System
4
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1
Rights
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122
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41% Jan
7
78% Mar 30
52% A
r
25
62% Jan
24
23% Jan
7
33
27% Feb
14
33% Apr
30
New York Air Brake
31% Jan
48
22
49% July 27.
5
Jan
Dec
59
18
Dec
19% Mar 29
-.
81% Feb
8
33% Jan
23
47% Jan
3
54% F-b
9
68
4
26% May
22
23% Sep 27
33% Feb 24
Jun 29
80% May 16 ,103
90
Mar 10
102% Jun 30
1
30% Feb 23
May
New
New
Apr
23
91
Jan
17
New
6
105
Apr
16
$5
400
Jun
15
610
Sep
15
475
Jan
4
500
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
20
Apr
4
30
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
21% Jun
2
18
Jan
3
45% M \r 22
64% Jan
3
19% May
22~
N
9
Jan
.
N
38
.
,
f.5% Apr
45
Oct 26
Sep
8
Nov
37% Apr
3
Mar 14
Y
.
No par
Dock
Harlem
Co_^
<fc
8
97
14
86
May
3
5
36% July 27
32
Jan
3
Jan
87.
82% July 7
87% Mar 11
93 % Jan
100
Nov
92% May
101% Jan
13
Mar. 14 '103% Apr
7
"20% Jun
18% Jun
27% Mar 24.
38% Jun
1
Mar
34% Feb
m.
16
85% Feb
23
Apr
20
91
Feb
13
*475:
25
0
-
Aug 23
series A.
York. Shipbuilding
Corp
3
92% May
loO
14
22
'Apr
3
18% Jan
5
60% Jan
,
Jan
9
3.90%
16
4.10%
21% Jan
4
.
18
43
30
33% Jan
22
98% Jan
103
10
61% Sep 23
26% Feb
'
13
Aor
1
19% July 27
91% May 4
25% Jan
85% Jan
3
39% Jun 27
46% Apr 20
108 V* July 14 111% Dec
8
64 % Jan
18
83% Jun
28
:
27
16% Jan
16
26 % Feb
19
77 % Jan
92% Dee 22
13% Jan.
70% May
.
81
!
Apr
41% Apr
30
25
106% Apr
5
70% Jan
19
42% May
1
-
95 % May
23% Apr
7
88
Jan
Niagara Share Corp
—L5
Chemical Co—
—Li2
& Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
—25
North
4
American
Northeast
Northern
Central
Corp
"
Ry Co .
Northern
3
Natural
Gas Co
*
47% Feb
110% Mar
7
Apr
■
,
New
Pacific
'66%
67%/:
67%
68
26 Vs
26%
26%
26 Vs
85
85
85
85
105
105
105
105
*480
510
105
-
'
'; 510
37%
80%
80%
80%
80 Va
85
*84 %
93
92 Va
'--'69%
.
,.
:
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'
42%
109%
v
*25%
91%
923/4
23%
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23 %
81
81
42%
/•42 V4
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109%
l._No pa*
Rjf
84%
85%
84%
85
5
42%
42%
42%
92- "
Jan
0
86
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
9
99 % Aug 29
18% Sep
92% May
21
16% Jan
20
18
Feb
6
9
83% Apr
26
91
Feb
21
96
99% Mar 29
101% Jan
9
$4.08
103% Apr
20
95% May
102% Jan
5
$4.11
Sep
"20
39% Jan
10
16% Jan
6
25% Nov
t
39% Jun
31% Feb
1
54
26% Jun
Dec
7
May
3
103
Jan
$4.10
3
5
preferred
preferred
"
97
"~22%
Common
$3.60
103 V* May 11
103
Jan
4
May
23% Apr
16% Feb
3
4
24
14
97
May
29% Jan
19% Jan
7
24% Feb
16
28% Jan
30
47% Jan
10
62
Apr
4
13
3
6
16
preferred
preferred
series
series.
series
series
100
100
100
mo
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest
4.6%
86%
83%
83%
*83%
84%
98 %
*96
97
*96
*98
♦96
101
'
98
"98
97
*98
96
'
*95
1
Airlines Inq common—10
25
_2.50
—
17%
83%
97
-
^
•
*95
96
101
43% Jan
6
95% Jan 20
107 % Nov 15
105$ Sep 27
i
52% Aug
3
110% Sep 30
100% Apr 22
'0<l
109
,j»n
Aug
49% Jan
102
Apr
10
23
54% Mar
110% Jan
93% Apr
4
100
14
105% Apr
105 % Apr
4
13
HO
3
9
4
Ohio
Edison
4.40%
Co
Jan
5
3.90%
Jan
11
4»6%
preferred ;
109% Feb 10
4.44%
preferred
v
12
common
preferred
*
preferred
:
100
100
I
—100
100
'
70
%f
108%- 108%
86%
80 Vs'
17%
17%
85
-94%
•
94 %
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107".
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107
',*93.3/4
95%
101
80
30
170
96%
96
20
07
25 Va
18,000
163/4
167/s
7,100
26%
25%
26
25 V4
25%
4,200
58%
58 Va
573/4
25%
60 Va
25%
58%
59%
6Q3/4
2,900
53 Vs
53%
103%
103%
94 Vs
93%
53%
104%
93%
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107 Va
*105
106
94
106%
•106
r
53%
1043/s
53%
103%
166
-
210
•
24%
♦1053/4.107
106
5,900
167/s
-
53%
53
102%
13,100
9,800
--
96%
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50
50
.
85
96%
.
24%
57 Va
103
-'
43%
.
16 Vs
25 Vs
53%
53
/
24 Vs
17%
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-
17
173/b
,
•
'11,600
42%;
24Vs
24%
17
"26
4,200
-
82
16 V8
24
55% ~ 57%
24,200
/
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;
24Vs
25%
.17%
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fio,600
/,'• 200
223/4
223/4
97
24%
2,300
;.t
95 Va
93 5^
43%
'
■* 105% Sep 20
70
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*
101
95%
97
•'.40%
96
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1,100
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413%r
84
-
220
■
21
17%
84
97
22,700
100 V2
21
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17 y4
84
17%
17%
17%
V
100
43 Vs
43 V*
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.
94%
82
109%
86 VB
43 Vs
/
4,500
.
:
327/s;
86
42%-
*108%
"
81
8V/»-
42
42%
42 3/4
100
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
17%
23
85
;
17%
.
94%
23
81
-
42 %
"
69 v8::
25%,;
*81
*108% 109%
42%
_i
common
•;
l
240
3,800
4,700
!' ,500
-
-'
89
*98
-
2iy4 -
'".A
37Vs
32%
93%
; 40%
69 y4
25%
400
.
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100%;;
*
2,500
.
,
47%
•80%
88
40 V«
40Vs
69%
92%
' !
81;
-81
81
41%
40%.
69%,
37%
,
\ 92 3/2
21 y8
203/4
*25%
.
69%
90
23
203/4
253A.
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1.1,700
,/
.
,
21%'
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J
323/4,
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100'%
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■:
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69 Vs
23%
-
93 .%
,
100%
40%
...
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<
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'
94%
23%
,
25%
92%
,
69%
25%
~
85
94%
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OOl
20%, : 20%
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? '41-;
49,500'
22
46%•
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10,500
44%
510
v
217/s
■
32 3^
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94%
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50
.
com__10
32%
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'
32%.
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'87
'
86
32Vs
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"
•
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91
32%
.
33%
;
.
46%
19%
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32%
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.;
:n%
373/8
37%
913/4/
37%
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91%
- '
20 1.
'
,
20%"
46
46-
,
;
•
* 21 Vs
21%
22 Vs
.
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
16
v
-
20
32%
:t
-
preferred ———100
Northern
12
433/4
26%
46'
20 Va
*87
7,000
58
33
44 %:','
.85
22
46 Va
-
5%%
9
90% Mar 27
45
•
22
—1
Aviation
Capital
•475
46 Vs
".
;^100
.100
,
preferred
Norfolk
23
-
,
'
•19%
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4
*
'
preferred
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20%
-
57 Va
33 Vs
43%
•
37%
—1
Vs'
55%
33
66%
.
26 Vs
47%
47
*.100
-
47% May 17
6
/;
:2i%
22% '
,7,900
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:
^79%
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6,600
; •
18% »19 ;
;
'
43 Vs
66
V
105%
510
98%
33 %
:85N
*19%
21%
'
"
48 V* Jan
85
33,400.
'
,
Hartford
$3.75 preferred
——100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred
;
_100
3.60% preferred
;
100
5
85
510
N Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
'
Common
—No par
28
Apr
79
-83
9 (
,\94
26%
85
*104%
*
91% Mar
30
66%
26y«
106%
—No par
5%
65%
/ J40
;•
-
v.
125 V*
56%
;
'
*450
50
8u34
56
000
'
:
;
16Vs
*96
18%;
32%
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No par
common
Preferred
"New
RR
Haven
New
27
85 :
No par
common
preferred
non-cum
&
26%
17%
43
1
466,100
*79%
58
90
1233/4
18%
443/s
66%
.66
—20
89%
'16%
'300
'
:
'
8034
333/s
600
16Va
,
.
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"
4,600
-
345/s
98%;
125.
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-
■>-:
1.470
67/s
*16%
,
J*
32
123:
55Vs
55
V
18,100
•
14 Vs
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16%
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124%,
43%
33
r
A
.98%
123%
*;
43% ,.'44%
.
16%
*96
173/4
33%
89
.
t
80%
57
32%
.
City Omnibus Corp—10
York
Y
Co
39% Mar 27
13
'
Central
York
York
56
9
'.N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
94% Jan
83
1—
89
,
A
17%
.
80%
90
.
16 v2 ; 16 3/4
,
»
14 V2 i
63/4
•,
6,200
8%
14%
16 %.
..'700
.9,600
.
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1A;%
7,500
:
41%
8%
343%
98%
124
*79%
17%
r
*79%
35.%
34%
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.
16%
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122%
124%
17%
\
;
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35%,
90
32
98%
-
14%
,16 V2
2,400
;
,
,
413/s
'
.
14%
;
38 %
100
•
6%
,
3,700
75
14% f
*16%
V.
16%
76%--;
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«%
67/s
7
193/4
71%
'
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■
44 Va 1
*375/8
•
41%.
Vs.
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143/4
63/4.
.*
14%
r
34%
A
32
:
pfd-100
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Mining Corp—
10
Newport Industries common—
.1
4%% preferred
'
.100
Newport. News 8hip & Dry Dock
1
16% Feb,
75:
7
,
99%
413/s
360
400
■
,-•'800
12'/a
19 %
•»
71
*99 '
9,100
75%
"
19%
'75V4
■
w
y
44%
443/4
,
69%
W
xl4 Vs
14%
44 Va
,
12%
•
37%
413/a
C
11
19
20
93
14%
15
24
Jan
15% Jan
-
Co
Jan
13
;
Fibre
Natomas Co
5
Jan
<
i
i
8% Mar
.12%
373/4
rr
<-*
■
1,110
142%
143
",19%
~
3
6% Dec
National Vulcanized
Mar 29
17
11% Jan
*
♦141
;
171
75 Va
,8% *.
41
; -
41%
.
14,700
61%
104
*169
•
99%
.
61
171
70
693/s
*99.
600
13,700
176,100
l*0
103%
38
; -
19%
32
104
75'A-
75 t
.;
99%
—1
,,19%
,101
*12%
44'/4
44 Vs
<19%- ^ 19 %
-
•:-;38
■
70
*99
69%
••
56,900
98 Va
103%
140Va
,
v
19%
75%
*37%
37% ',,'37%
*99
44%.
.
19%
75
19%
74%
9,000
263/s
i 101 Va
•168
12%. .12%
—
22%
26%
98
k
20,400
-973/4
6P/4
603/s
33,600
,
'
103
•
.
—
170
*140
.'
12%
12%
12%
12%
10
—
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141
-
32
.
169
166%
138%
Vs
603/4
59%
28 Va "
397/a
•22%
-
.
19%.
A
J'19
,103., 103%
98% ) f
i 973/4 !"i 98 %
98
99
97
v
593/4
105
104%
103
*
19 Vs
19 Vs
1,800
27 Vs
26%
98
:»9,500
44,200
-
39%
,
22%
>
380
171
*168%
'
973/4
19%
'
395/s
,
22%
*97%
10 \
27
26%
39 Vs
'/
39
'
Co
'•
22%
-No par
,
-
,
.
38%
—No par
National Theatres Inc
6,300
383/4
_l
National Tea
-
168 Va
"26
Cast-No par
(The) Pa com
:
38%
50%
.100
100
.1
—
76
13%
,
-
Corp..
Corp.
National Sugar Ref Co
400
18%
10
Corp
680
18%
18 V4
100
;
141%
1403/4
*18
18%
300
168%
26%
•
97% Feb
.
6
16% Jan
64
14
1
4*
preferred A
preferred B
6%
4,000
49
*47
13%
58%
7%
413A
39
101%
Mar 12
153
40 Vs
169
..1
32% Feb
4
77% Sep
4
38% Jan
Apr
3,500
28%
5
issued"
"when
1,800
45%
17
23%
25
1
5
Co—
6,300
17
'*44%
43%
Prod common—5
Gas
2,400
12%
39
'
21
1
25
33% Jan
Feb 23
38% Dec 29
23% Jan 31
58
4
Fuel
9,300
1
.
.
38%
1
Products
Stores
37%
165%
1
common
-
.
13%
$4.50 preferred
——No par
National Lead Co common
„_9
'103% May
4
1179
Jan 31
183
Co
•
3,800
4,900
165%
38%
National Gypsum Co common..
23
Mar
41 Vs
13%
pfd series of 1951
Rights
3
13
.105% Fen 23
Aug 29
14
61% Apr
18
175
11% Jun 21
A May
2
23
4%%
Apr
147
41 Vs
Department
National
76% Jan
'
41%
165%
preferred
i
Cylinder Gas Co
National Distillers
100% Mar 29
45% Jan
41%
10
9
conv
National
3
101
5
90% Nov 28
9
27
9
May
14%
Lines Inc
National Dairy
6
26% Apr
19
Sep" 22
Dec
$1.25
National
4
97% Feb
% May
.""45%
27
24% Feb
10
:
100% Aug
9
22 V* July 29
Mar 21
«
'
40% Mar 15
21% Mar 19
11
4
28% May
23
18
Oct
19
,
52% Apr
'
16% Jan
14%
29 Va
2,200
.
*18%
-
26
14
76
27%
14%
10
common
Corp
National Cash Register
26
24
75%
27%
.—100
Biscuit Co
preferred A
46% May
37 '/a Jan
l
7%
30% Apr
20
76%
14%
5
National Can
25 % Apr
41% Nov
10
76
27%
1
Fibres Inc
Corp
13
18% Sep 27
Jan
Aviation
11
25% Mar 14
:
Feb
18%
-
1
137%
137
136%
18%
1
30
26% May 10
24% Nov 14
136%
18%
1
Apr
34% Feb
47
26
138%
16%
Co
19% Jan
11
14% Mar 14
'
136%
5
'
36
*47
48
*47
V
48%
100
St Louis
<x
Corp
National
2
29
373/a
29
38
National
30
29
37
29%
National Acme
24
29
29%
40%
36%
37%-
36 Vs
37%
40%
467/s
36
3.200
24 V4
46
■:
46Va
357/s
45%
46 V*
-
29%
*47 '
17,100
46 3/8
22 Vs
24%
24%
37%
No par
92
2,700
'
t
37%
■
16,000
457/s
22
24 Vs
36 Vs
913/s
-
29
Automotive
Jan
22
25%
44
22
46%
_1
Airlines
14% Apr
/"•
s
•
7,500
253/s
43%
,
-
3,400
-
35 Vs
"
92%
-913/8
46 V4
••
10
9
Corp
National
39% Jan
9
43% '
343/4 •'
333/8
Co
Brass
National
179
26
165
2
28
25%
43%
Corp
Wheel
1
18
.•
'
"
3
Apr
12% Feb
Jun
17% Jan
183
10
61,800
45%
42 % Apr
2
37l/* Feb
42 3/8
•
.
35%
16% Mar 19
13% May
31
46% Nov 23
900
42 Vs
'
43
35%,
Myers (F E) & Bros
12
Feb
20% Oct
29
33% May 16
r
Jan
23
21%
46%
Nashville Chatt
62
22%
213/4
:
25%
24%
*
12,600
22%
-V
4fi«/4
21%
24%
26 »/a
26%
,42
91%
45%
21%
~*21%
10
91 y«.
46
26
22V4
33%
33%
33"%
91%
170
1,100
:
21% .21%
;
-
33%
300
'
■
:
17%
17%
■
22%
43%
.
••
'25%
r:
43%
25%
.
19,600
•'
,
78
*76%;
l75/s
35%
NaiCo
14
Dec
,
5,500
21,400
.7
68".
♦67
77
46
1
27 % July 25
70
0
20% Mar 14
25%
43%
9
"
'
22%
43
25%
42%
3
-67
i75/s
21%
42%
25%
37 Vs
9 Vs
35%
4
21
21%
21%
44
36%
9%
47
Mar
2
17%
'.25'/*
.
36
-
34%
141% May
24
118
Sep 21
.-24 '
15%
73 V4
66
•
21%-
*20%'*21%
3,100
6,700
15 Va
76%
•
14,300
-
72 ,/
8%
>
2,900
_
33
32 Vs
72%-''
35s/s
'
78
17%-
"
39
*
.
.
15 Vs
-
16,200
13%
483%
71%
66
.
T *76%
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21%
21"%
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N
128
9
Jan
17% Apr
114% Nov
65%
•
.17%
23%
23%
21%
'*20%
*"
12
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (O C)
Murray Corp of America
4
11
Jan
18
78
-
1,200
..
"
15% J
46%
Motor
19
66
*76%
33
3
Motor Products
Jan
*65%
66
9
8%.
38 %
;
400
•
7,100
-
28
-••47%.
■■
38%
32 5/8
36%
35%
8%
*
46%
Inc
Mueller
8%
8%
"77%
23 -
•»
'
No par
& Co
4
16% Apr
33
(John)
7
38% Mar 12
40
0
Motorola
36% May
'. 32 % Mar
23
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
40% Oct 25
Morrell
•'
36%
35%
*
38'/s
;
220
■
-
41%
13%
-
.
6,100
'
25 Va
.
28
'■*
*
'
;
39%
,
:•*
18 3%
81
*25
1
4»
200
173/4
14
<
*47%-
•
670
79 V*
.:
1-
28
32%
;
,
*
17%
Issued"
Moore-McCormack Lines
4
72
36%
<
'38%
32%
15% ;.15%
71.
71%
15%
73%
14
48r
37%
32%
15
;■
,
"
1
"when
com
32%
13%
47%
"28
133/i
'
8,400
5,800
105
*103%
*
40
,4,200
•1
'
T
38%
71%
8%
No par
Monterey OH Co_
New
37%
15%
77
'
-
27
49%
33%
66
"
5
(The)
Co
28 Vs
28%
14%
32%
2
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Power
.
38%
70%
36 : :
No par
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
%
13%
-
49%
395/8
V
-
150
144%
23V4.'24%'
r
*
39%
28%
74 V*
1161/4 116 %
"
80
•79
4,500
22%
21%
73%
17%
17 V*
,
78
39%
39%
48%
28
.14%
"17%
11,400
21
».
'
144
V,.103V» 104
*24%,r26%
>26%
39
13%
25
—
Montana
51% Mar 14
Feb
27
"*
17%
78
38%
No par
class A
B
28% Mar 12
30% Jan
33% Apr 27
42% Mar 3
27% Mar 14
*
Machine Tool
Monon RR
3
22 % May
20
43% Feb
9
9
44 % Mar 14
«.
23% Dec
29
'
"■
100
—100
1.25
—;
*
♦24%
14%
49
-
20% Jan
16% Mar 14
26
i_5
——
95% Mar 13
10
18% Jan
'78
29
„
18 % Jan
<
preferred
Monarch
May.
46% Apr
77
38% V 39%
_10
preferred
4
37% Mar 26
1
45% May
77
100
Mojud Co Inc
Mar 23
Jan
17
17%
*
17%
77%'
'
•104
105
-
17%
-*24%
-
.
23
Jan
85
107% Nov 15
73% Apr 28
Corp
Inc—
Industries
4.20%
12
51% Mar 19
39% Jan
^
'
com—No par
RR
preferred series A
11% Feb
21
103
*104
116%
.
142%
105-
♦104
•
.3,800
,
33 Vs
-
22%
'
350
V
* 37 5^
,
.
2,2 % *
,
138
-
33
'21%
116
-.142
Missouri Pacific RR class A„No par
6
88
"
Fuel
River
Missouri-Kan-Tex
21% Feb
7
i
145
"
76
16
•
116%
144
5
3
76% May
7
18% Feb 23
116%
36
-
2,500
44 %
Vs
•136%
- -
73% ' 73%
*116%' 117
143%
116%
^
33
22 Vs
'< 21
1
73%
73%
,
142%
—_
Development Co
21. V
140%
Light—-No par
.1
Mission
3
27
65% Apr
15
74%
32%
33%
22 %
20%
*
-
116%
■<
*
1
Mohasco
'8% Apr
15% Sep 14
79% Sep
83% Dec
0
Feb
&
Corp
Mission Corp
20% Apr
_8% Nov~29
49
Power
Minnesota
5
40% Mar
26
20%
"-74%
"74
conv
Minute
>81% Jan- 5
70% Apr 30
22%
22 %
44
43 Vs
-
.137
35%
35
32%
33%
•
20%
,
34%
-
137
.
74
21%
J
34% Jan 11
,
33
22
20%
"
17% Jan
35
34%
435/s
137%
.; 137
34%
136%
22
22
»■
preferred
_1
100
Mfg common
No par
$4 preferred
1
-No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
£5.50 1st preferred
100
3
81.50 2nd conv preferred..—_25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper——2.50
49% Apr 30
40 % Mar 26
'
35 % Apr
3.30%
3
11
Jan
136%
•
33% ' 33%
1
Minn Min Ac
2
"30% Jan 16
119' Jan
3
8
"
54 *
"
'
-
34%
34%
10
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com.1.50
42 % Apr '
10
31
:21% Aug 12
100%. Jun
7
Jan
•
137
Shares
-
'
44%
43%
.
the Week
May 4
May S.
May 2
.
-
2
33
3
33% Oct 31
22 V« Jan
Apr
136%
100
No par
Minn St Paul & S 8 Marie;—No par
4
88
'
9
1
23
13% May
17
;
45%
45
46%
46
Minneap & St Louis Ry
"
'
26% Feb
36 % Jan
MUy
105
''
30
3
17
28% Dec 30
Jan 20
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
24% Jan
19
Apr
9
3
27
78% Mar 29
i20 * Mar 15
150
Jan
#3% May 4
35% Dec 14
7
"36% Jan
23% Jan
24
105
17
Apr
.
15
26% Nov 25
Jan 20
-
23% Jan
-
May 1
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
-
Apr. 30
6
3
9
Jan
38
Jan;23
Jan 23
17
Prod common
8%
21% Apr
Jun
115
IsIm far
LOW AND HIGH
,
'
Pat
:
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
142'
17
29% Feb 20
30 V* Feb
9
21% Feb 29
Nov 30
35
11
11
14
Midland Steel
Mar 12
47-
135% Jan
146 Vt Sep
25% Jan 21
'
.
' f
n
Monday
EXCHANGE
■
,
'
1 i
'
54% Nov 21
Jan 21
133
*
STOCK
YORK
'
40% Feb
"
87% Jan 20
-
•
Highest.
Uveit
HilhMi
Leweet
Jan. 1
Range Since
NEW
.
104%
94 Vs
53%
4,700
105
390
95
*94
"470
106%
*105%
106 Va
1073/4
*106
:v'
50
107%
-
t*
Volume i83
Number 5531
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
■sage for PntIiu
Year 1955
26
3lV2Jan
28
18 Mi Jan
39
20
100
UvMt
Jun
20
2o?a Apr
49% Mar 14
64% July
114
Jan
26
135
19% Jan.
6
94% Jan 10
4
34% Jan
10
18% Apr
99% Apr
103 % May 13
21% Sep 26
Highest
33% Jan
40ys Sep 21
19% May 17
18
Jan
-
19
23%
2a
July
Jan
10
19
99
Jan
3
114
23
Jan
Sep 20
98
~"l
Nov
77
14
Jun
34
Feb 17
128
Oklahoma
7
88 % Jan
Apr
61% Jan
46% May 17
101% Nov 18
;
35
99
Apr
9
107% Jari
17
Outlet Co
Overland Corp
6
71
23
Jan
2'
13
6
26 % Mar 29
44% Jun 29
38% Feb' 24
53
48% Jan
-
25
7
56
23
;38% Apr 27
141
Jan
54
3
Apr
24
Jan
5
22
Jun
88
104
Jan
3
96
Apr
15
Nov
25
11
Jan
3
30% Jan
23
Nov 29
•
-
Jan
-
6
4% May 27
44
Oct
11
8%
38
Feb
Jan
6
Apr
24
36 % Jan
3
•15 %
27
40% Jan
4
39 % Apr
57 % Apr
30 % Jan
9
23
17% Apr
25
12% Jan
4% Feb
14
8
18
Pamelee
6% Mar 12
49% Jan 30
53% Apr
Patlno
41% Mar 12
24% Mar 26
8
37% Jan
3
22% Jan
5
26% Apr
23
29% Jan
29% May
26% Jan
19
28% Mar 27
Jan
11
29% Aug
14% Dec
9
106% Dec
38
Jun
3
6
89% May
23
30% Jan
2
101
Peninsular
$1
13
Jan
30
15% Dec
23
15% Mar 14
Pennroad
Nov
28
49% Feb
29
55
Penna
5
45% Apr
25
107
48% Jan
106
Apr
20
112% Mar
104
Apr
12
109
6
28
25
13
22% Feb
14
28
45% Jan
23
59
29
Oct
14
33
Dec
21
38
146
Oct
19
173
52
Jan
25
97
''
17% Mar 14
15
Apr 30
24% Apr 30
33% Jan
3
July 21
Mar
,
4
147
Nov
3
87
106% Jan
May
86% Jan
102% Dec
40
11
6
Jan
Jan
6
37% Jan
6
43
24
Jun
9
26% Mar
110% Jan
31
96% Oct
5
102% Oct
11
108
3
6
Jan
105
Mar
22% Apr
18
10
98% Mar 27
45 %
107
Apr
Apr
19
Mar 30
106
Apr
13
109% Jan
17
Jan
23
22% Apr
May
46% Jan
78% Jan
6
10% Jan
4
Dec
5
48
Apr
19
104% Feb
52 V* Jun
14
99 '
Apr
18
16
45
Jan
3
30% Sep 20
22% Feb
9
97% Aug 25
100% Sep 20
90% Jan
61
17
13
Mar
Jan
6
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
21% Dec
31
Apr
8
Milk
Co
84% July 28
81
7
85
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
Jan
8% Apr
35% Apr
84% Apr
3.8%
Feb
96
25
July 26
88% Feb
Jun
26
3
159% Dec
6
27% Dec
7
8
13
36% Jan
7
24
6
35% Mar 18
19% Mar 15
19% Jan
Feb
30 % Jan
Sep 13
12% Jan
3
81
May 19
37% Feb
2
47
Nov 23
36% Nov 15
26% Jan
3
29% J*a 18
19% Mar
*00%
Feb
7
16
103% Nov 22
23% Dec 27
56% May 9
32
Oct 11
27
-
(*
Mar 18
26% /an
Aug
5
26% Qct 27
125 % Sep 14
Brewing
27
43
110% Apr
10% May
13
69% Jan
28
Feb
36% Apr
*'
17.
79 "Apr 30
24% Apr 25
74
May
46
-
Jan
35%
34%
34%
34%
15%
15%
•543/4
15%
15%
/v* 543/4
*100
423/4
101
100
'*
;
453/4
46%
108 %
108 %
105%
105%
104%
27%
27%
27%
51%
52%
513/4
457/a
149
150
150
*87
89
87
49,700
153/4
23,900
*
105 %
104 %
104i/2
490
27%
X27y4
27%
55,800
52%
52'/4
53
10,900
15
15%
50,200
24%
24%
152
25%
25%
253%
25
251/4
51%
51%
♦50%
•100
52%
50%
51%,
6%
♦100
21%
20%
6%
-
6%
101 %
21
21%
6%
42 3/a
101
42%
425/a
101
101
6%
'
43%
102%
43%
102
101%
•100
J
6'/4
67%
683/4
67%
683/4
68%
69%
38%
39
383/4
38%
38%
39
233/4
•23'/4
*23%
24
233/4
233/4
110
*109
97
98
98
99
.104
104
104
108
♦107
23%
110
"
108
109
97%
104%
104
108
♦107%
•23 %
23%
86%
86%
_5
4 4 3/8
45%
*89%
90
86%
86%
44%
1
45%
*89%
♦83
44%
97
97%
973/4
180
104
•104
105
1043/4
1043/4
140
108
•107
108
•107%
*85
86%
45
45%
93
*84%
*84%
35,800
85
44%
-
453/a
87
87
93
15,900
27%
84%
45%
*89%
21%
27
86%
93
10
108
21%
j
180
12,600
87
90
*89%
91
*89 >/4
91
100
14%
14%
*14
14%
•14
14%
*14
14%
200
♦96%
97
96%
96%
*96
98
♦96
qo
•96
97
lo
993/4
101
X99%
100%
5
*11%
*11%
123/8
*84%
90
*84%
14%
*14
'
12%
*
99%
•
'
100%
*11%
123/a
99%
•12
100
1003/4
123/a
10
com
preferred
preferred
(conv)
Coal
No par
No par
new__l
Co
Forgings Co—t
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed preferred
48%
48%
48%
48 3/4
49
*993/4
100%
*993/4
100 %
•993/4
100%
993/4
993/4
50
68%
703/4
65%
68
62%
64%
61'/a
6,400
25%
25%
25
253/4
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
62%
25%
94
48%
100
483/8
49
.
,
-
94
♦92
94
98%
*97%
98%
40%
41%
40%
17%
49
17%
92%
•903/4
92%
•973/4
98%
♦97%
175/a
30
98%
40%
92
17%
40
17%
17%
41
41
17%
173/4,
41 »/8
;
6,500
17%
3,800
♦162
165
*162
165
*162
165
163
♦162%
164
♦162%
164
•162%
164
58
59
58%
593/8
59%
64%
65
67%
9,200
893/a
903/4
89%
91
89
90%
90%
913/4
10,100
58%
595/3
10
903/4
91%
*162
165
•1621%
-
164
20
•/
-
1
8%
8%
8%
8 3/8
8'/a
83/«
7,900
10
33%
34
33 Ve
333/4
32%
33%
33
34%
333/4
343%
13,000
100
84
84
84 3/a
84 3/8
84 3/a
84 3/8
84
84
84
84
100
preferred class A
*92
923/4
♦913/4
92%
92
92
913/4
913/4
91%
913/4
500
31%
30%
31%
30 3/4
31
31%
31%
31
31%
5,100
1Q0
100
l
common
convertible preferred
30%
♦145
47%
3%
160
47%
•140
47%
*140
473/4
48 3/a
♦181
185
*185
5
common
8
152
100
Plough Inc
30
30
♦30
30%
153/4
♦185
195
8%
8%
152
48
195
•
•140%
473/4
197
*i4oy8
150
49
48%
•200
197
400
150
513/4
211
30%
30%
♦30
30%
30%
30%
*15%
153/4
•15%
153/4
*15y4
20,900
20
153/4
500
*15%
15%
*15%
5
38%
38%
38'/a
383/8
38
38%
373/4
38%
37%
38
10
283/4
293/8
28%
29%
30
303/a
30%
31%
31 >/4
321/4
10
22%
22%
22%
223/8
22%
22%
22%
22%
22'/4
223/4
107%
1073/4
107%
107%
♦107%
1073/4
1071/4
IO71/2
2,600
93/4
10%
10%
10 3/8
10%
10%
103%
10%
39,600
2.50
class B
Potomac Electric
*903/4
98%
40%
5,600
165
2.50
.
173/B
92
*973/4
.
41
4,900
"
*162
162%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
(The)
'
•973/4
100
Metallurgical Inc.
10
31,300
123/a
68%
*99%
No par
Co
,
102 3/a
'♦12
-
64%
483/4
25
common
convertible
Power
Co
Gamble
Public Serv Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Co of Indiana_.No par
3%%
preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
preferred
25
Apr
10
104
Feb
15
4.18%
100
Apr
27
106% Feb
24% Nov 28
74% Dec 27
15
4.30%
22 % Jan
3
64% Feb
9
74% Jan
3
41% Apr 11
Pullman Inc
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
5
Pure
31 % Jan
30
7
Quaker Oats Co
4.20% preferred
100
Pub Serv El & Gas common.No par
No par
9%
73%
74
*73
74
5,200
16,300
5,300
390
71
72
723/4
74
73
73
4<t%
45
44%
45
44%
44%
44
44%
44'/4
44%
2,600
373/o
373/4
373/8
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
11,300
81
80
♦79%
80%
♦79%
80 %
80%
•24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
•24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
25%
25 %
79
•113
115
•113
*113%
115
115
*113%
115
.
80
*25
25%
•113%
32%
33%
33%
333/8
33%
33%
33%
33%
331/4
29%
30
29%
295/8
29%
29%
29%
30
30
983/8
97
97
98
98%
98%
983/4
*97%
80
250
253/4
25%
1,900
115
33%
30
98%
100
*97
♦100
102
♦100
102
•100
102
•100
102
•100
100
*101
103
♦101
103
•101
103
♦101
103
♦IOOI/2
11,100
6,600
180
102
103
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co—
10
No par
(The)
ft
(The)
108
-100
preferred
preferred
preferred
90
97
97%
109
1
com
2
Consolidation
Oil
200
109
100
Coke & Chem
4.16%
6,900
233/4
109
109
109
"
<fc
30,800
67%
39%
100
preferred
New
27,400
65
29
5%%
22,700
383/4
22
5%
2,500
433/8
67
*109
400
4,700
1023/4
43%
102
39%
21%
6%
22%
6'/e
6%
433/4
103 %
44,900
101%
203/4
21%
27%
■
100
25%
22
'
400
87
65%
100
7,000
2,400
39
-100
740
153
•85
87
5,300
52%
/ 101%
100
46%
110y2
29%
preferred
...
453A
1073/4
-
151%
'
8,200
34%
58
,'25%
20 3/8
•
57
109
45s/8
*108%
; 89
25
20%
57
29
99
90
90
21%
5
19
89%
1
90
293/4
Nov 21
20
29
21%
16
Feb
28
*28%
29
103% Feb
35% Mar
•27%
29
21%
1
33% Apr
23%
23%
28
30
May
153
23%
•273/8
•28%
•
151
*50%
6%
42
"100%
100'
97.
16
15
*543/4
46%
100
8
27
•
453/4
100
$1.40 div preference com
4.08 %
preferred
Apr
6
1
9%
27% Mar 26
34%
15%
101%
20%
107%
30
.35%
100
10
30% Jan
*100
l
No par
26% Mar 14
90
543/4
51%
Procter
88% Mar 29
89%
15
25%
Publicker Industries Inc common—0
$4.75
cum
preferred
No par
-
893/4
543/4
'•
24%
2
6
29
15%
2
1
28
*28%
22
Poor & Co
12
♦27%
29
58
'51%
Plymouth Oil Co.
24% Apr
112% Apr
145
36%
15
__No par
32% Jan
33% Sep 14
July 15
31% Aug
1
35
223/4
27%
345/b
90%
223/4
89%
29
29%
4
39% Mar 13
26% Jan
•
223/4
27%
*28%
27%
89%
-
12.50
35% Mar 22
154
370
No par
118% Mar 20
6
23%
100
common
20
105% July
23%
24
27 %
*28%
•
10
105
*223/4
5
24
Jun
2,900
common
32% Jan
104
1,500
39%
(conv)
29% Apr
33 % Apr
52%
39
213/4
*
700
52%
1
Pitts
-
-
39%
3
6
23% Mar 23
-4,900
5
5
52%
Co
preferred
Pittston Co
20
Apr
51/8
5
52%
100
4
3
4%
5
39%
,
1
20
40% Apr
32 % May
;
30
Feb
May
11,700
5
52%
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Yotuig & Ash pfd
31% Apr
25%
17%
39%
:
Corp of Amer
7
34 % Nov 16
30% Mar 30
148
31
9
43% Jun 23
89% Jan
6
Mar 21
11
23
94% Jan
108
15
24% Mar 15
112% Nov 15
Jan
21% Jan
5
16
-
23
22
Feb
51% May
197
18
8
26
25% Feb
Apr
19
Oct
155
4
Dec
69% Dec
84
% Jan
24% Sep
8
9
25
5
91
25
Mar
32% Mar 29
146% Jan 24
15
29% Jan
93
27
153% Jan
153% Dec 19
40% Dec
9
Jan
16%
52'/4
Pittsburgh
3
4
17%
391/4
preferred
$4.80
12
96% Apr
163%
5
33 %C
$1 conv preference com
4.4% preferred
$5
24
9
29
6
24% Mar 14
108% Jan 14
16% Feb
10
163%
"
.
lo
5
No par
common
preferred
2nd
Pitts
4
6% Feb
16%
-
♦87
7%
24% Feb
28,200
16%
40
89
Pitts Ft
3
563/8
25%
*35
*87 :
Pitts
-i
6% Oct
553/4
25%
40
100
16
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
55%
25%
150
23
67% May
55
25%
152
163% Jan
13
•35
55
25%
151%
170
Jan
40
54V4
26
16%
17%
5 "
*35
54%
100
9
37% Feb
16
40
26
"
"
34%
9
74
26
10,500
533/4
55%
♦333/4
Mar
92% Sep 23
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
-
*35
-
54%
""
4,700
15 %
Mar
Mar 14
40
26
333/4
33%
'
02
*35
20
33%
33%
'
44% Mar 23
18% Mar 28
Jan
33
243/4
162
41% Dec 22
33%
33%
162
16
32%
32,400
39%
Phoenix
4
16 % Feb
8
10
33
141/8
15
166% Aug 12
Jun
32%
80%
52
Phillips Petroleum—
10
Apr
33%
-
24%
173
162% Aug 31
28% Sep
96
100
14
15%
5%
4
6
13%
513/4
Pitney-Bowes Inc
3
13%
98
33%
1
13
13%
♦96%
24%
3
Jan
93
14%
98
96%
13%
13%
15
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
32% Feb
83
78
78
98
143/s
*96%
6,400
29,600
96%
773/8
•96%
14%
98
110
7%
19%
"
33%
Phillips Jones Corp
3
Feb
7%
18 3/4
300
1,870
143
39%
3.9% series preferred
5
16
59% Jan
70% May
27% Apr
7%
19%
Phila & Reading Corp.—
18
102
77%
7%
18%
19%
78%
Phllco
3
12% Jan
73/8 .',73/4
18%
*141
513/4
preferred
4.68% preferred
99% Mar 14
102% May
4
23
13% Apr
6
84% Jan
91
15% Jan
1
83% Nov 23
100% July' 6
33% Jan
6
21% Jan
12
,
44%
24%
"4%
11
79%
.
141
400
138
34
94% Mar 12
Jan
19%
78%
141
140
137%
15%
46 % Mar 19
88
7%
140
•43%
24%
28
96 % May
4,200
38%
43%
137%
15
13
14% Apr
38%
39
43%
1373/a
45
243/4
43% Feb
30
73/8
38%
38 3/a
:i37% 137%
*333/4
90
Dec~29
•.*43%
.
34
19
Dec
140%
38%
433/8
15%
16
92
140%
38%
25
48% Sep
100
138
15
93
6
137%
33%
14
82% July
X435/8
243/8
21
95% May 13
6
09% Jan
10% Dec 30
.38%
44%
5
37% Feb
'
8,600
*
10
85% Jun
'
52%
400
3,600
,
39%
4.3%
% Mar 13
Feb
52 "
52 %
40
Corp common.
3%% preferred scries A__
Philip Morris Inc common
91
51%
523/4
4
"
4
523/4
52
84% May
Apr
52
53
97
Dec
393/4
52%
28
4
52%
137%
,
; 393/4
393/4
10
86% Dec
Jan
39%
323/4
1
31
36
393/4
38%
*96%
?
.1
Oct
4
39%
241/4
27%
~
19
27
;
11%
22%
1053/4
4%
10
Dec 22
39%
51'/a
11%
♦
27%
Pfiaer.(Chas) & Co Inc
4
19
25
'
105%
Pfeiffer
24
Jan
•24%
*24%
•221/4
24y4
27%
4% %
13
106
25/
'
11%
22%
104%
2
Apr -18
11%
?21%
27%
Phila Electric Co
103 '
39%
,
18%
25
Phelps-Dodge Corp
1
25
.
11%
21a/4
104%
26 % Mar 14
Feb
11%
213/4
50
Petroleum
17
102
12,700
"
100
40% Mar 23
112% Jan
10
109
17
9
11,500-
108
76"% Mar 19
23
473/4
100 y2
46%
16
107% Apr
94 % Apr
46
•100
1083/4
23
2
46 %
100%
45%
38% Jan
23 % May
46
*100
1063/4
& Light
preferred
54*% Jan
7
6,400
46%
100%
No par
100
1
12
7% Mar 12
37% Feb
75%
46
com
Power
Pet
9
74%
2,100
*54%
1
43% Jun 16
6
Sand
3
9
733/4
100
71
513/4
Corp
(The)..
Corp
54
Apr
25
79%
70
"
'
78%
•
69%
2,700
-
39%
No par
25% May
Jan
38%
723/4
141
130
17
139 ■"
*100
11% '12%'
213/4
52%
*16%
46%
213/4
39%
673/4
73%
17
1393/4
100%
25%
25
21
111
May 26
12 % Jan
30
102% May
107% Apr
Mar 15
Jan
<■
72%
•16%
134
25
23
Feb
100
5
4
July 25
115 % Apr
3
96
73%
17
No par
L
48
50
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
13
6
160
67%
723/4
*98
12%
67%
67
22%'
,
1333/4
453/4
99
51%
1
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
18% Mar
6% Nov 22
13
26
723/4
46%
•
*16%
133%
67
"
1
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
13
35% Feb
72
163/4
1333/4
132%
66%
ggi/2
39%
No par
common
20% Jan
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
2
29
Jan
19% Jan
31% Jan
•
18,700
79%
__1
4%%
Mar 23
22% Apr 11
33% Sep 16
4,100
53%
No par
Telep
Glass
Penn
Mar 29
16
Jun
45%
79%
Corp
'*■
29
30% Jun
53
17% Oct *28
Sep
Feb
45
X52%
78%
$1.60 preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
2
108 % Apr
45%
53%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas Corp common
3
113% Apr 20
Jan
48 % Nov
25
7
44% Oct
102
Apr
2
Jun
103% July
22
14% Apr
45%
52%
78%
*25'
2.50
Enterprises
preferred
49% Dec
6
Corp
$1.30
6
58
46%
52%
77%
10%
1
preferred
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Dlxie Cement
.
May 4
41% Mar 14
44
46
513/4
463/4
■
Co
400
77
*21%
1
preferred
$1.32
1
9
36 Vb Apr
23
&
250
523/4
99
100
Transportation
Mines
90%
78
46%
"
No par
Proof
90%
31,600
51
45
-
No par
Penick & Ford
4
44% Mar
Rust
13,300
573/4
121
77%
163/4
1
Corp
Parke Davis & Co
Parker
12%
91%
56%
78
■7%
Paramount Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers
17
13
Oil
12
51%
•
Panhandle
120
12 y8
91%
7%
Airways Inc
3,200
47%
1
103
Amer World
25%
56%
91
142%
24
7
253/4
119%
91
"141%
Pan
Feb
800
101%
56%
90%
100
Panhandle East Pipe L com
4%
preferred
:
*100
119%
122
90%
1373/B
87
%r
26 %
91
-
"*43%
21% Mar 20
101
91
17"
~
No par
10
19
12
_No par
Consolidated Corp
19
12%
common.100
27
Tin
8,900
19%
12
"
16% Jan
Pacific
9
39,900
38 y8
123/a
1323/4
....
l
preferred
44%
38
26
57%
*119
42%
38
12%
*16%
.
10
:_
'
433/s
37%
12%
•132%
-
25
& Teleg
57
122
Shares
42 %
"
50%
25
.z__
Pacific Telep
38
the Week
78
'*
..
5
.
57%
*120
42%
37%
Friday
May 4
46%
-
15
Inc.:
common
74 ,» Jan
Mar
25% Jan
6
29% Feb 24
27% Mar 17
Fisheries
Pacific Mills
9
22% Dec
27% July 28
Amer
Coast- Co
56%
122
41%
12%
...
6.25
preferred
2
9
•
100
26%
57%
*120
11.
-42%
*100
26%
57%
100
—_No par
Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
12
36% Jan 10
82
26%
issued"____l
Apr 18
54% Feb
27
26
1
23
17% Sep 21
7% Jan
5
.
26 %
•26%
83%o
6% Jan
47% May 5
51% Apr 12
9
10% Jan
*100
Paelflc
Mar 27
24% Feb
34% Feb
101%
—6.25
"when
common
5%
12
152% Feb
18
44% Jun
6
*100
No par
Pacific
Jan- 16-
40
17
139
101%
(The)
Pacific
53% Mar 28
43% Apr
12
90% May 17
8% Sep 26
40
40
132% Jan
16% Sep 26
70% Oct 12
Jan
\
15
0% Nov 16
10
Dec
10
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
Mar 10
*19
j.
$6 preferred
12% May
1
:25% Mar 27
10
Jan
19%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co—__
Oxford Paper Co common...
48
Apr
102% Jan
30
Elevator
New
.9
Feb
Jan
*19
19%
101%
Mar
80
23% Feb
42
19%
*19
*100
Owens-Corning Fiberglas. C0rp_.__5
20
6
18"%
20
100
May 4
May ,:4
12% Mar 10
Jan
38
Outboard Marine & Mfg_.
.6
Mar 26
141
27
.
25% Nov 29
Aug 29
Aug
5
37%
-
90
26% Nov 29
Mar 15
41%
37%
5
2
9% Oct 26
9% Jan
43%
Common
Otis
3
May 3
37%
i
Sales for
Thursday
May 2
42%
Conv preference 1951 series
Oliver Corp common-.
4% % convertible preferred!
9
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
com._10
Co
7.50
Mathleson Chemical Corp— >
3
-
Elec
&
-
Jan-27
-
i
4
Tuesday
May 1
Apr. 30
No par
Gas
47% Apr 27
53% May ;4
May
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
,
Per
Co
preferred
Preferred 4.24% series
Okianoma Natural Gas
5
Apr
.
10% May 16
31% May 13
37% Jan 17
44%
37%
37%
128%
142%
Oil
.4%
16
17% Jan
14
16% Jan
7~l%Dec~22
Mar 14
•4
Feb
4
29
61% Mar
30
40% Feb
Jan
66
67
.
Ohio
27% Mar 21
11"% Apr 26
89% Mar 28
16% Dec 20
•7% Jan 17
103
3
*
51% Jan
8
112% Sep 22
.47
19% Feb
3
OUn
8
18% Sep 22
6
47% Apr
38 V8 May
13
33 % Feb
31% Jan
84% Oct
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Hlfheel
30 Mi Sep
common
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
253/4
25%
25%
25%
253/4
6,700
25%
253/4
25%
25%
25%
70
703/4
68%
70
69%
69%
69%
70
69%
69%
7,600
47% -48%
X47 %
47%
47%
47%
47%
483/4
48%
49 Ya
21,600
33%
9,200
35%
►145
32%
33%
147
32%
33%
♦145
32%
33%
33%
147
32%
„
147
32%
33%
147
32%
33%
33%
147%
147%
32%
32%
33
146%
33
146 %
33
80
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UVMt
Hifhetl
%Jan
5
8*Jan 18
a Oct 14
11
Mar
47,
Feb
7
32
Sep 26
18% Sep 26,
NEW
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Tear 1965
a
41% Jan
50% Mar 22
87% Feb 14
81
79% Apr
25
8
8y« Apr
3
9
Mar
7
July 25
9% Feb
14
12
Jan.
6
60% Nov 16
53% Jan
23
41% July
35 y4 Apr
23
59% Apr., 12
42y<r Jan 11
25% Apr
15% Jan
23
10% July
12
5
15
37% Jim
1
19% Mar
9
Oct
11
31 y» Feb
14
36%. May
4,
Jan
34% Jan
5
47
Aug 11
40
Apr
24
44% Jan
3
7
38% July 27
36
Jan
18
6
6
42
8
33% Jan
4
37% Apr
38% Mar
19%, Mar 22.
27% May 22
20% Jan
11
30% Apr
11
lSt
6
18% Aug
13
Apr
19
15
Jan
5
3
11% Feb 14
7% Feb
21
88% Jan
May
Mar
3
8
18% Sep 26
12% Feb
4
60
Dec
30
SI
May 161
6% Mar 14
Jan
27
18% Mar 14
21% Aug 25
18% Jan
3
67% Feb
16
61
Jan
18
47% Sep
16
32
Apr
25
30% Apr 18
64% Apr; 4
43%. Jan
3
19
15
13
Sep
-
7% Mar 21
11% Aug 15
8% Jan
16
15% Aug 23
13% Apr
12
15% Jan
Rayonler
May 16
54% Sep
12
42% Feb
13
49% Apr
2
M
if X
84
Sep
15
91% Apr
13
10%
J~un~~8
9% Feb
14
Apr 24
10% Mar 19
60
Sep
12
45% Feb
13
84% Apr 30
13% Jan
6
6
69% Jan
42% May
7% Mar 14
10
convertible
New
49% Mar 19
49% Mar
57% Apr 26
Reynolds (R J)
82
Jan
101
Jan
28
105% Apr
20
32% Sep
81% Apr
26
1
45% Feb
14
28% May
38% Sep
2
34% Jan.
84% Apr
20
89% Jan
16
5
105 y4 Jan
11
37% Mar 15
3
53% May
5
4
8% Mar 20
26
Jan
11
Dec
12% Jan
6
2
6
8% Sep
8
6% Jan
18
82
Dec
9
66% Jan
23
84
42
Nov
14
34% Jan
10
35 y4 Apr
8% July 26
64% May 12
23
53% Apr 23
40% Apr 26
23% Jan
6
27% Dec 13
17% Sep
20% Feb,, 8
14% Jan 19
9
% Apr
5
17% Mar 20
26% Sep
34
27
Oct
7
13
24% Jan
8
33% Jun
Feb.
9
28% Apr
13
31
8
Feb
2
35
12
47% Mar 21
33% Dec
27
37% Apr
8
19
410
Jun
17
105% Mar
Oct
11
35
Feb
9
30
Jan
100.
Dec
391
Jan
9
4
102
Apr
24
22% Apr
19
1
Feb
9% Jan
6
14% Sep
28
12
43% Dec
29
44% Dec
29
38 y4 Feb
79% Jan
510,
25
88% 8ep
9
181
Jan
18
32% Dec
15
Oct
31
48% Jan
3
33% Feb
11
Sep 27
15% Mar 21
11% Apr
J
50% Feb
14
4S% July 21
58% Dec 27
6
U
9
38% Apr.
5
Jun
22
11
28% Mar 14
26
July 14
22
Jan
16
34% Jun
13
30
Jan
20
74
17
88 % Jun
27
81
Jan
16
388
Aug 17
Apr 28
33%Mar 14
320% Apr
1*
281
Jan
23
310*
Mar
5
148
170
Jan
1J
155
Jan
5
156
Jan
5
49% Jun
7
40% Feb
9
55
May
1
103
22% Jan
Jan
101
Sep 16
17% Apr 25
105
12% Nov
21
14% Feb
20
Oct
27
27% Jan
22
Jan
6
57% Dec
13
Feu
7
17
22% Apr
30
19
37 Va Mar 29
17
13% Jan
19% Feb
13
22 % Mar
18
44% Feb
14
63 y4 Apr
11
Mar
15 y8 Jan
4
Jan
23
92% Apr
7
Sep
65
n
10
75% Mar
'95
88% Jan
88% Jan
6
8
36
4
92% May 18
86
43% Jan
6
59'/a Apr
16
Jan
6
34% Dec
Jan
5
' Feb
9
.
40% May
30
9
20
6
Jan
2
40% Apr
89 % Mar
1
17% Feb
20
42% Apr
19% Feb
5
53% Jan
20
68
31 % July 18
18 % Feb
28
40% Nov
16
8% Mar 15
20% Dec
16
26
3
7
11% Jan
36'/a Feb
10
G6Va Mar
22% Jan
6
13% Nov
9
9% Feb
23
16
19
26
10
84% May
Feb
4%
t;
Scott Paper Co
Bcovill
Mfg
3.65%
Co
35
Mar 14
44% Jan
18
17% Jan
7
28% Jan
17
31% Jan
7
81
.
11
18
48% Jan
'
Oct
72% Jan
.'V
Jan
88
6
18
87% Apr 14
20% Mar
10
53% Jan
16
2
28
Jan
17
35% Mar
1
40% Jan
17
40% Nov
3
54% July 20
21% Mar 7
6
&
36% May
58% Mar 23
38%,Apr
4
32
112
Mar 27
'
Dec 13
62% May 31
98% Jan 20
50% Apr 17
93
90
Dec
6
•
Jan
81
.
33% Apr
39% May
18
4
3
124 y4 Apr
5
52% Apr
5
91% Jan
4
16% Jan
4
4% Oct
>
29% May
24% July
11
77% Oct 21
89
7
90,
Feb
5
24% May
2
28
Jan
3
8
17% Apr
17
21
Jan
17
4% Jan
19
18
Aug 31
>.
Feb
7
77% Dec
16
98% Sep
26% Jun
16
103 Va Nov
63
30
21-
Nov
2
2
100
Sep 14
10% Jan
5
68% Mar 14
40% Oct
3
35% NOV
18
88
Mar 22
10% Oct 27
•
July 11
For
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
103 % Nov 14
17 % Nov
86
24
103 y4 Mar
6
24 y4 Mar 20
29 Ys Apr
2
3
Sheraton Corp
of
18% Feb 11
26.
431
*99%
101
14-Va
15
14%,
15V4
39 Va
3U
39%
39%.
40%
105%
104%
106 Va
30%
29%
30%
29%
2j va
29
78
35-
3
35 Va
12 %
*12-/8
102%
30%
104 %
104%
31
30
57%
22%
23%
23%
5,400
14%
lo
1*%
15 %
8,400
40-/8'
40%
40
40%
4,200
110 Vs
30-/8
120,700
6,000
35%
3,*00
1278
bOO
58 Va
21,900
35"/*,
35 Va
35%
*12 V*
12%
•12%
12 Va
12%
57 Va
57%
93
94
58%
57%
93
5aVa
93
124%.
59%
46
23%
23%
30 Va
30%
84%
9o
72
85
"
125%
2,800
7,800
46
%
45 Vb
46-/8
23%
23%
23 Va
1,600
3U */8
30-8
30%
30%
10,100
85V4
1
80 %
84-,4
86 %
l.oOO
*2*6
305
♦295
305
305
305
310
310
♦305
310
*142
162
*142
162
*142
165
*1*2
luo
*142
lo5
54
52
53
53
54
54%
102
55
52%
*100%
102%
*100%
102%
*100%
102%
40
21'/*
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 '/a
7,000
34%
35%
35
35
34 Va
35
2,200
14%,
14%*
14%
14%
14'/a
1*%
14%
1F%
20 %
19%,
20
19%
20
19%;
20
55%
56%
54%;
56 Va
53'/a
56%
56%
l*va
58%
72%
72%
93%
94
*93%
39
*87
102%
*102 Va
103%
*102%
38%
39%
39%
39%
*87
88
88%
39 Va
*87
89
*87
75
lu,o00
*102-/a
42%
42
40 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
62%
62%
61%
62 Va
61%
62
61
61 Va
61%
63%
20%
21
21
22
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
32 %
32%
32%
33%
32%
33 Va
32%.
33%
32
20%
33 Va
47,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15'/a
15%
15%
lb
16'/a
3,200
6%
*56
41%
41%
6%
7Va
59
42%
7
D
6%
41,100
46%
46%
46%
46%
8,500
46%
47%
46 %
47
46%
47%
11%
11%
11%
24%
24%
x25 Va
82%
84
82%
84
1
26 Va
27
*24 Va
25
13%
13%
11%
11%
11.%
liva
11%
11
liV4
25%
25%
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
2,800
'
82%
83%
83
83%
83 V4
84%
11,300
25
24
24%
4,800
6,o00
*24%
*24 Va
25
13%
13%
l3J/a
13%
30%
31
30 Va
31
54
13%
54%
54
76
75%
67%
1
J
13%
13%
30 '
30
54%
54%
55
1,900
76
76
76%
2,100
67%
67%
67%
70%
46,800
'
1
2,000
30%
30%
30
53%
54%
53%
53%
75%
76%
75 Va
76%
*75%
_5
67%
67%
67 Va
67%
67%
,25
68%
69
66
66%
60%
68
8,300
10
54%
56%
55
55%
55
56%
56%
57 %
57%
49
3,100
io
36
36%
35%
36%
37
38
36%
37%
37%-
38
5,600
24 Va
24%
24'/a
27%
80
78
81
80 Va
81
*64%
66
♦64%
66
1
"when
ll
G
Co
Sugar
•
807/a
25%
24%
24%
80 Va
82%
x80
80%
66'/a
*64%
65%
*64%
66
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
*235,.
11%,
com_4.50
19%
♦50 Va
19%
51
27
5
24%
,
27"%
ll'/a
V 19 Va
*50%
27
*235
*235
'
20
20%
.20
20 Va
20
*235
;*235
10%
1
com
67%
66
68 Va
82%-
_5o
E
Rico
68 Va
30%
24%
*64
15
pfd—100.
,
"
80%
5
15
issued"
preferred
*
11%
20%
19
19%
;
19%
*50%
52
27
27%
19
19%
52
*50%
52
27%
27
27%
11%
11%
-11%
11%
V
19 Va
♦50%
27 Va
*36
19%
*,10,400
51
27%
37
36 Va
36 Va
36%
36%
26
36%
48%
48%
48%.
49
49 Va
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
5
21%
22%
22%
22%
x21%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Pacific Co (Del)
No par
Southern Production Co Inc
1
33%
33%
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferied
Southwestern Public
35%
55%
*89
100
"
25%
Spalding
(A G) & Bros Inc
I
Sparks Wlthington Co
2.50
& Co. $5.50 pfd
_No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
o
♦16%
Spear
*
11
43% Jan
13
Standard
26
$3.50
12% Jan
6
Brands
preferred
19.
4%
64 %
74
59%
99%,
20%
1
20%
*89%
25%
*18%
4%
♦66
51%
91
25%
19
4%
75
com
51%
91
89 Va
25%
24%'
*89%
24%
18%
4%
*66
4%
120%
51%
51%
89 Va
*by v4
18%
4%
*66
*97%
99%
*97%
21%
20%
26%
25%
26%
25%
100%
100%
100%
♦100%
14%
26%
21%
25
18%
4%
24%
*18%
4%
75
*66
59
59
99%-
22%
*98
21%
51%
91
25 Va
5
1,900
yd
9,000
18%
700
4%
2,900
j
75
59%
-
>
7,100
101
22%
13,700
109,600
26 Va
26%
26 Va
26%
*100%
100%
100%
100 %
160
14%
14%
14%
14%
8,300
*80 Va
81 Va
80 %
81%
-
,
250
14%
14%
81
81
68
67%
68%
67%
68 Va
67%
41%
41%
42%
42
42%
41 Va
41%
86%
86
86
86%
86%
87%
87%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%.
8,200
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
6,800
68%
67%
41%
41%
41%
86
86y0
86%
10%
11
11%
11%
10%
21%
101
S
123
14%
67
•81
1,600
81 %
No par
10%
18%
75
38
119%- 12C %
99%
20%
39%
51 %
26%
10%
106,900
119%
51%
*97%
No par
1
39%
36%
39 Va
119%
58%
14%
1
20,900
59%
81%
Standard CoH Products Co Inc
Standard Gas & Electric Co
11,000
56%
57%
14%
,
Inc
36 y4
55%
59%
81%
2
33 Va
35%
56%
38%
,
100%
'
33%
36
59 Va
No par
,_5
common
91% Jan
25%
*97%.
25
$4.50
91
51
33%
'
38%
120%
59%
50c
preferred
3
4%
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
36%
119%
51
1
preferred
37%
120%
51"
500
5,200
21,200
55%
55%
33%
2,800
36%
33%
35%
55%
36%
50
Service Co
35%
55%
33%
'J
35%
33%
35 Va
56
118
No par
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
33 Va
35%-
55%
6,300
14.660
*36%
35 Vs
,
11%
25
South'n
9,000
53,500
■„
"
llVa
25
preferred
California Edison
Inc
9,100
No par
Co
South Carolina
Spiegel
590
5678
48%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
3
5,400
58%
52
48%
13%
58
5 A%
48 Va
■
6%
',8
1,700
50 Va
48%
50c
D
58
6,000
58
47%
America
%
58
78
3,600
T-
58
'
No par
1
Solvay American Corp 4%
17
17,900
41%
18%
No par
common
$4.50
40
4,200
45%
No par
Co
4.20%
140
94%
104
88
*67
42%
5,000
39 Va
39
88
41%:
4d,200
74
lu3%
38'/a
103%
39%
102%
14,^00
59%
*93%
95
'/*
10 3
20
X58%
74%
73
73%
95
li%
19%
14.%
,
20
17,100
102
X53%
102
51
Solar Aircraft Co
8%
l,0w>0
90
124%
23%
23%
30%
94
125
4b
46 %
46 Va
57%
57%
9i%
124%
124'/* 124%
125
107%
107%
106
35%
124%.
2,4o0
23%
23'%
23%
35 Va
95% /
94
123%
100
447
102
14%
7%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
16% Jan
11% Mar 12
4J2
100
14%
58%
(AO) Corp
83% Jan
74% Apr
465%
102
39
'
10% Jan 31
9% Jan
3
4
452
*100
23
7.50
Apr 30
51% Jan 23
4oU
102
22%
l
preferred
Square D Co
86
18
102% Jan
14% Apr 26
79% Mar 15
22
page
73% Jan
6
39% Jan
see
25
14
41% July 27
footnotes
2
Jan
Feb
94 % Nov
20% Mar
5% Mar
63
99% Apr
•
18
7
25
57% May 2
99% Apr 12
17% Feb 14
July 27
55% Dec
Jan
457
•
23%
7 Va
!
88% Oct 11
451
*100
23
58%
Southern Co (The)
31
459
102
455%
1
Oil Co
23
51% Jan 27
32,400
*100
No par
11
33% Jan 23
3i%
33%
1
Gas
19% Jan
29
Jan
5
33 Va
34%
1
Southern
65% July
2,800
34%
33 V*.
5,600
20
new
new
Co
52 % Mar 23
Aug
1
36% Nov. 29
78
35%
71%,
Co
25
Mar 16
44
32%
3
Co
48% Apr
34
44-/8
34%
*93%,
common
Porto
*30 Va
36%
72
Sheller Mfg Corp
5%
25%
32 %
4.0
35%,
25
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil &
South
26%
45%
100
Rubber
Inc
25%
32 %
5
Roebuck
New
12
7,300
35
45%
95
Smith-Corona Inc
50% Apr
26
,
l
Smith
25 ya Apr
21,400
4 uVzf
71%
Co
Skelly Oil
17% Jan
lo78
45 Va
*93%
preferred
2
-
I0V2
15c
common
9
3
16 78
40 '/a
No par
No par
May
3
1,400
16 %
45
No par
common
Apr 17
25
2j,O00
39%
21%
45%
5
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
Jan
Feb
52%
38
21%
37%
78
100
,,
38
37% Jan
8,800
2*74
36
*21
1.40
Scherlng Corp
71
54
45,500
81%
26%
26
*33%.
35%
59
19% Mar
34%
35
3
5
20%
35%
10
22% Jan
26
♦33
26%
34 Vat.
35%
50% Feb
10% Sep 26
01% Dec 30
28% Dec 19
26%,
*33
10
Simmons
237 % Apr 10
12 y4 Jan 24
16%
52 Va
52 %
52%
7 78
7
79%
100
Sangamo Electric Co
Bavage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
52% Jan 24
14
16
21%
24% Jan
17
15%;
16
21 Va
1
Feb
22
22%
27
19% Mar 21
21 %
52%
64% Dec
10% Apr
22 Va
21"%
25%. Jun
205.
37%
♦100'/a
37% Mar 14
7
52%
36%
10
20% Jan
Jun 23
12% May 23
79-,a
52 %
15%
Sinclair OH Corp_
210
79%'
100
4
4
100
38%.
.
500
170
18,800
53%
52%,
21%
80%
102 va
53%
7Vs
79-/8
22
•
70% May
24
86%
53
*51%.
7
*21%
5
10,700
29
79
78%
3,oU0
57%
76
28-/8
7 Va
6%
48%
57
10l-/4
79
7
6d,2d0
29%
28%
53 Va
*52
55
6%
81%
48
lu3
■lu2
29%
12,000
♦67
80%
*86
86%
103
1,500
9 78
80 V4
"
76
♦67
76
15%
7 Va
5
23
Feb
47%
57 %
86%
St Regis Paper Co common
lat pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
55% Jan
9% Feb
47%.
86
*53
52
6%
20
Slmonds Saw & Steel
174,
86
52%
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
12
84%:
84,
56 -,a
*t>7
85
4
30
80 >/a
(,,
84%
55% Apr
32% Jan
82% Apr
7u
30%
76% May
.
57%
23%
4
Feb
47%.;
*0/
-
85%
19
^7%
57'/4
7o
31
55% Jan
July! 9
47%
56%
47%
56
47%
57 Va
23%
45% Jan
Id
47%
47%,
57 Va
♦67
8 <kVi\
85%
7
1
82 Va
81%
1,200
.7
9%
100
35% Mar 26
16
8o*/4
84%.
23%
21
24'/a May
82-,a-
30%
14
61% Jan
43%
31,2U0
86
100
59% Jun
87% Jun
7
48%
43
Preferred series A 5%
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
5% noncum preferred
63% Nov
28
47-,a
86
45%
49% Nov
33% Jan
47%
97/8
46.%
6
65'/2 Dec
14
47%
43
45%
3
2
14
4/%
85%.
"
St Joseph Lead Co_
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San F Ry Co common__No pa^
48% Mar 14
18
47 Va
9%
8
38% Jan
49% Jan
300
14
14 Va
*14
42%
10
44
90% Nov
7,o00
85
100
7
15
20,300
9%
common
14
25
1
8
86
preferred
conv
21% Feb
28
♦13%
40
'.34
43%
38
preferred
4.30%
13% Feb
48% Oct
8%
78
9%
13
Sneli
26
8'/a
7
8
86
12%
23
Jan
8%
Va
7%
43%
5
4
6
3J
10
40
(Jacob)
25% Dec
15% Jan
64
35
?
86
35%.
3
Mar 19
33'/a
64
34%
4,400
64
44
35%
18% Aug 17
29
34%
04 Va
700.
.
:
9%
1
24
4
64
500
16%.
2J
85%
10
Ruberoid Co (The)
30% July 12
19% Jun 22
May
64
*63
t.
43 %
No par
5
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
11% Apr 27
Jan
62 y& Jan
7
*lo %
43%
1
Servel
31
16
18
va
9'/*
87%S*
Rotary Electric Steel Co
<
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
27
23
l,oU0
1
7% Apr
49% Apr
13
*8%
9%
52%
common
11
20
Oct
Co
5% Jan
39% Jan
Nov
Haas
Seiberling
49% NOV 29
9% Mar 14
&
29
4
13-, 4
-
9%
80%
77%
preferred series A
21% Feb
18
64
4%
25
83% Jan
23
Rohm
Apr
Mar 15
14
*8%
8*%
29
14
39
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
15
May
14
200
43 Va
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
5%% conv prelerred—
25
Sears
63
4,5u0
16%
4d%
51%
Rochester Gas & El Corp
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
3
53 %
2b '/4
200
Va
■
36% Jan
3
27%
29
14
15
25
4
28%
loVa
47%
-
10
Corp
Jan
8 %
.
14
4d%
.
33%.
80
( grp
Seagrave
39% Jan
28%':
-
34%
♦64
8%
14
—-SB
Corp
23% Mar 26
56
64%
34%.
No par
29
11
38 Va
29.
52
Trust
On
9% Aor
*37%
16%
5
Selection
oeaDoard
*t>74
38%
29%
29%
Company
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
5
37
J
16
102%
Ritter
1
40
*3
29%-
29.%:
Paper
3b V*
*39%
16%
29
102%;-
b Ridgeway
5,o00*
36-4
36%
29%"
♦16
-
29
Riegel
20,800
*57%!
14-
8%
9Va
*102
31% Apr
5
8%
.
.30%
Mar 29
61% Jan
I3%v
-
102%
Finance
11
..
9
84%
Seaboard
10
*.
9%;,"
29%
Rhodesian
16,5-0
17%
4U%
37
38%
23
102%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
17
13%
/
23%
147
28-',«n'
1
29
Oct
86-
28%*
13%.
48%
10
Co
25
Nov
82
29 '/♦,
16
33.%.
50
Richfield OH Corp
6
105 y4 Apr
102% Apr. 19
*64.
*
Apr
40
6% Nov
13
18% Jan
20
98
107
Jan
29% J.
Feb
19
13
s,
91% Mar 23
21
78% Jun
98% Oct
181% Oct
24% Mar 23
33
-
3
13
86% Mar 14
100
Jul]' 13
Dec
26% Oct
.
126% Apr 27
51% Mar 16
43% Jan 23
19% Sep 22
32
1
13
-*37%
3OJ,8
16-/4
37
3a-
37 %
38%-
31",4
17
*a9%,
40%
100
Safeway Stores
55
Jan
Feb
*37%.
*39%
•37'''
100
3
6
40"
May
3b%,
40%
37%
>
series
27
112
35
40 Va*
♦37
series
97% Feb
93
27
34%'
34%
38.
OUO
58 '/8
5
Tob class B
Manufacturing
Rhlnelander Paper Co
58% Apr
28
Dec
34%
35%
40%
Preferred 4.50%
Ruppert
98% Feb
1«7»
Preferred 3.60%
26
126
9
37%
16-*
203/k, 29
lo
13 y8 Apr
17
02% Sep
103% Jun
38%
16',a
6072
1
Rheem
16
44% Jan
4
n0% May 4
32% Mar 12
17
27'/a Feb,
2
Jan
17% Jan
Feb 10
38
Apr;
26
Jan
26%
23
J
.
105
16
08% Jan
Apr
43% Feb 21
287
21
25
9
40 %Jun
48% Apr 20
37%
16%
lo.OuO :
-,4
5
issued"
Common
i
41% Jan
37%-
le %i
*o7
2.50
Brass
70
101 «/4 Apr
37 Va¬
17 Va
10
"wnen
common
46% Apr .17
May 11
37%
10
Rezall Drug Co
2
91
«K>74
•16
1.
Corp
5
26
Jo 7*
9%
50c
preferred
Steel
Revere Copper &
Apf 26
10%
58%/ 38V4
*13%
5
100
pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
Nov
70
10%
''
6,out)
10%
58%
28%.
10
Conv
$1
10-,a
f
Reliance Mfg Co common
Republic
10 Va
u,7Uv)
8-/8
10%
*37%.
10.
Reliable Stores Corp
62
1
8uva
8%
sa %
40%
33,000
46%
80
8%
10 Vi¬
*37)
50a
54% Dec
26
45%
80
d%
10%
35 Va;
50
5
Inc__
Mar 11
Apr
45%
80'
8%
,
Mar 14
10.
45%
80
b%
'
40
[
50
50
No par
8L
Oct
45%
79%.
16%.
Reynolds Metals Co
4%% pfd series A
46
45%
8%
36-* *.
"
(Robt) & Co—
$1*25 dlv prior preference
45
3
.
8%
10 %v
10 Va,
Shares
46%
80
8%
the Week
May 4
58%-
Reed Roller. Bit Co
Bros
45%
80
-
May 2
80
46%
80,
1-
preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Reeves
Sales fsr
Friday
Tmuaday
May 3
Wednesday
May 1
46 Vs.
...
2nd
noncum
*
l.
—J
Die
RECORD
Tuesday
Apr. 30
No par
Raytheon Mfg Co.
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred,—
10
41
preferred-
Raybestoa-Manbattan
Rets
7% Jan
Par
RKO Pictures CorpL.
RKO Thea tret Corp
10% Mar 14
SI
St
Monday
STOCK
■»<11o Csrpof America com__No par.
83.50 lot
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
WW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE
88% July 27
•#% July
YORK
.
.
10%
70
.
•
-
5,800
10,800
210
!
'
/
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,V|
■
Volume 183
Number 5531
\\
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-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2201)
25 ■;
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.•
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1955
►
Lowest
73% Jan
98% July
18
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8
87% Jan
Highest
19
115 % May
4
58% May
LOW AND HIGH BALI PRICEB
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE:
;
Standard
par
Oil of California
No par
107
42% May 18
5J% Jun 24
When
issued
~Mar
14
23
63% Apr
Standard Oil of Indiana
49% Jan
~42
31
62% Apr
Standard
Sep" 13
47% Jan
4
Mar 28
507/a
98% Apr
10
Standard
71% May
New
99
102
Aug 19
lo0% Mar 23-
of
New
Oil of Ohio
1113/4
1093/a
60 %
,7
10
common
issued"
60%
59%
62'/a
60
103,800
60%
60 Va
60%
60%
603/4
60%
61
116,000
69
71%
65%
65%
67%
99
98%
98%
13%
14
14
14 Va
13%
14
15%
16
15%
15%
153/4
503/4
70
*14
62%
10
preferred series A
*98
25
22% Feb
14
11
17% Jan
3
23
56% May
52%
49%
52%
75
Apr
18~
No par
10
52%
19
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) LS
Stauffer Chemical Co
71 %
72%
703/4
71
5
15
Jan
25
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc..
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
58% Jan
6
Sterling
5
57
57%
11
51 % Jan
13% Mar
Feb
42 y» Mar 14
59% Dec
24% May 12
23% Jan
6
29
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
Jan
18% Jan
6
23
4
21
26 % Jan
6
33 y8 Dec
20% Sen
26
9
29 y8
July
15% Jan
4
11
41% Jun
7
4
95
Dec
105
Jun
80% Sep
30
21% Jan
27% Jun
"
8% Nov 22
6
18% Feb
8
41% Nov
2
20
31
80
15
22% Jan
23
24% Apr
25
36% Jan
9
l,0po Dec
26
Mar 14
49% Jun.
91% Apr 15
6% Jan
§
\
69.% Apr
\
8% Apr
24'
Jan
23
,J
Jan
6
V
22%, Jan
4
45% Apr
25
57%
6,100
24%
24%
373/8
19,500
5
*19%
19%
19
1
19
19%
19
2C
20
20
No par
34
34%
33%
25%
25%
25%
-
Co
Corp.
25% Jan
6
7
-
48% Jan
31
30
92% Jan
9
98
8% Feb
9
18% Feb
29
-
25
July 25
37% Apr 26
% Sep 27
Mar 15
1
Sunshine
,
Feb
35
2
12% Feb
16
14% Jan
3
6
45
14
57% Apr
27
83% Jan
6
121% Dec
30
May 16
45% Dec
12
44% Jun
21
Feb
11
27
65% Apr
36% Oct
115% Jan
25
38% Feb
14
51
Apr
27
38% Mar 26
34
,
10 Va Oct
11
16% Jan
28
11% Jan
27
24% Oct
10
28% Jun
6
25% Jan
16
28% Oct
11
37
8
33% Jan
139% Apr 30
69% May
1
5
Dec
Apr
4
Mar 20
14
28% Apr
5
Texas
8%
8%
83/a
42%
42%
43%
5,300
143/4
14%
143%
*98 %
2,600
25
Pacific
Land
Nov
28
Jan
23
38% Dec
2
34% Jan
23
42% Mar 26
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
23% Feb
14
29% Apr
16
Textron
23% Feb
14
29% Apr
16
15% Feb
28
17% Mar 27
Jan
10
25% Nov
1
28
19% Mar
4
25
53
11% Mar 10
7% Jan
49
July 12
12% Jun
Apr
24
13
23
10
51
2
14
July 25
Jun
1
47% July 25
44% Jan
11% Jan
11
15% Feb
43% Oct
19
60% Mar 24
24
18
105% May 10
35 y8 Dec
5
13% May
48% Jan
100
common
Mar
26
Jan
Mar 27
Feb
104
Jan
23
47% Mar 26
5
28% Dec
7
25% Apr
11
28% Feb
48
Jan
6
75% Dec
22
62% Feb
17
85 % May
13% Jan
3
Feb
<7
15-
39% Oct
11
18% July 26
58 V8 Jun
6
44% Jan
10
62
18% Jan
48% Sep
35% Jun
28
20
14
12
4
49,000
25%
2,300
38%
38%
38
%:
x71%
24
24
20
24% July 13
28 % Mar 21
Jan
31
23
28% Jun
15
24% Feb
9
Nov
18
55% Jan
23.
25
25% Dec
29
53% Feb
2
25
Mar 14
33 '/a Apr
51
Aug 26
59% Apr
31% Jan
15% Aug 16
46 y4 AUg 17
9% Nov
2
20% Jan
60
19
7
14% Jan
18
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
26% Apr
24
33% Jan
;
13% Jan
e
16% jun
15
13% Feb
9
33
4
43% Jun
11
Jan
28
35
10
32
Mar
2
52% Apr -17
63
Mar
14
28% Feb
14
36% Mar 12
14
52% Feb
7
62% Mar 13
13
21% Jan
30
29% Apr
12
19
15% Apr
46 " Apr
27
17% Feb
6
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
4
10
Mar
51
25
Mar 20
3
Preferred series A
Coach
3,100
46%
46%
46 3/a
463/4
4,500
54%
53%
54
533/4
543/e
25,000
96%
98
98
10%
11%
11%
*963/4
X10%
10%
-
96%
24
+vr
103/4
103/4
*23%
24
•
98
200
•
120
.
113/4
30,500
19%
19%
19%
29%
15 '
*143/4
■14%
*29
141/4
13%
57
55%
19%
19%
19%
30 "
193/4
19%
1,200
30%
30%
30Va
30%
15%
*143/4
15%
15%
14%
13%
15%
14%
133/4
14%
'
56
56
563/4
56V4
57%
13,100
3,400
137%
138
137
138%
11,200
30
•
14
56
56
1,800
200
139%
xl36%
138%
137%
137%
69%
68 %
693/4
*69
69%
683/4
69 Va
69 Va
693/4
8,000
48%
46%
48%
•46%
47%
46
463/4
46%
475/8
25,500
35
34%
35
343/8
35%
343/4
34
34%
50,700
•
12%
13
123%
12%
12%
123/4
34%
123/4
13
13
13%
27
27
27%
27%
27
27
27%
28
28%
28%
5,500
38%
40
39%
40%
39 Va
40 %
39%
40
39%
40%
18,500
,
6,100
x-
8 Va
83/4
8%
8%
♦176%
179%
39%
39 Va
393/4
39%
39%
39%
39%
39 5/8
40%
16,600
27
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
27%
29,100
27
27 Va
26%
27 "
26%
26%
26%
16%
16%
16%
50
50
50
174
*171
5
.
8%
*175
,
177
175
8%
178
16%
*49%
8%
26%
16%
16 Va
49%
8,200
178
263/4
600
49 %
*
26%
3,500
16 Va
16%
3,900
49'/4
16%
50 r
9%
173
49%
11 Va
12%
100
290
12%
*12
12%
12
12
13%
13
13%
12%
13
123/8
12%
12%
125/a
6,900
47%
47
47
47%
47%
463/4
463/4
463/4
46%
250
*13%
13%
13%
13%
62
63%
62 Va
633/8
*100
101
*99
101
*12
13%
12%
133/a
13%
62%
13%
62%
*100
101%
*1001/4
62%
400
13%
625/8
101%
*100
63
7,400
1013/a
46 %
26 Va
46%
46
46%
46 Va
47%
47
47%
47
.<
473/8
26%
26
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
77%
14%
77%
76%
77%
77
77%
78 3/4
82%
83
85%
8,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/0
14%
14%
14%
10,200
55%
56
55%
56%
57%
57%
58
59%
59%
62
15,800
7,700
4,000
44 '/a
42%
44
42%
43
42%
43%
42%
43%
52,200
24%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
22%
23%
22
22%
20,800
♦22
22%
27%
27%
••
45%
23%
*22%
27 %
*57%
-
1
50
*22%*
23%
58%
22%
23
27%
58%
.
.
27%
22%
*22%
223/4
27%
273/8
58%
58 Va
27%
21%
28%
283/a
56
*58
27%
58%
27%
273/8
58
,
»
55%
56
57
333/4
34%
335/a
61
58%
27%
27%
27%
56
55 %
55%
34%
34
35%
34
*58%
28%
15%
60
60
603/4
♦60
29%
28%
28%
28%
283/4
29
28%
15%
15%
15%
*153/4
16
♦153/4
16
15%
*47
•
50
50
*47
50
*47
50
♦47
♦53
35%
61
♦60
28%
27%
271/4
*58
*55'%
34 %
1
50
(conv)
8%
38%
26%
1
conv
*47
•
500
18,900
58%
.
300
29%
6,200
59%
I 34
700
7,500
58%
-
400
29%
34,600
15%
600
50
1
(The)
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3,000
1
Co
Oil Corp
TXL
3,700
473/8
34
1
preferred 1954 ser—50
20th Century Fox Film.
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred—
50
Twin
520
28%
68%
%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
4.30%
1122
28 3/a
46
23%
10%
47
No par
Corp common
$2.70 preferred
2
Jan
v
98
137
"
2
Transue & Williams Steel
Mar 15
1110
46%
47 '
55%
—5
Tri-Continertal
May 16
1114
28%
46%
♦23%
29
47 Va
53%
14
1
Inc
3
18
1100
28 Va
28%'
47
*14%
No par
5
2
(The)
3
50
1,115
'
23%'
19%
10
(The)
Jan
„
1,085
1,500
46%
29%
—_—25
Transamerioa Corp
Trans World Airlines
58 % Mar 12
30,400
465/a
19%
..100
*—;—*
Oil common
Apr
28
60
30
2,000
9%
54'/a
29
-No par
Timken Roller Bearing
Co
71%
9 %
45%
10%
No par
$1.20 preferred
Trane
4
38 3/a
71%
9%
/
"53%
96%
°13%
61 /a
Edison Co
38 3/s
71%
9%
45%
96%
No par
common
preferred
38 Va
71%
9%
-
54%
'
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common__5
4%
1,800
723/a
72
1,090
*23%
78
8%
8 Va"
28%"
*46%
Tide Water
x38 Va
"
72 Va
83/a
47%
50
May
,
45% Apr
4
11
Jan
27%
253/8
47%
52
American Inc common__50c
$2.50 convertible preferred
Toledo
May
14
18% Mar
27 Va
25%
283/a
1
Mar 29
22
22% Oct
16
27%
25%
1,084
16%
*49%
*12
13%
13
38% Jan 23
8
55% Dec
24% Dec
26%
48
45%
No par
$1.25 conv preferred™
13
17
22% Oct
77 %
27
253/a
29%
*23 %
100
:
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
2?
Jan
37 y8 Mar 14
77
x26%
X25
-
1,080
-
10
Co
Thermoid
26% Jan
33
Pacific Ry
Co
76 3/4
101
Trust—
4
Apr
68% Mar 29
23
&
*98%
253/a
1
Oil
2
14% Apr
10% Jan
Texas
101
27%
8%
\
..
"
3%
$2.40 conv preference
The Fair
11
52% Jan
11% Jan
13 V8
100% Sep 27
24
7
*98%
38 Va
48
1
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
9
Mar
182
30
6
43
10 % Jan
24
-
78%
25%
28%
~
5
Texas Utilities Co
8 % Apr
150
101
*77%
27
1,065
50
1
Coal &
17
Nov
8%
preferred series A—25
11
*98%
25%
72
.72%
.
No par
Pacific
Oct
>
78%
59,200
27%
•
B
Texas
Oct
18
101
78
•
38%
-
3f %
,
*98%
78%
*25%
*
10c
Sulphur
35
15 y4 Nov
27
1
30
25
143
45
101
78
3—
19
13
•'
8%
400
8%
Producing Co
conv
8
"
14%
2.50
Oct
13% Jan
•8%
25V4
41%
9
Texas
Apr
4,700
25%
143/4
issued"
Instruments Inc
4.48%
9
43
25%
25 %
*
issued"
Gulf
Texas
25%
5,300
14%
Aircraft Corp
"When
25-%'
33V4
413/4.
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
9
174
253/a
333/4
40%
;
"when
common
Texas Gulf
4,300
33%
•
40%
(James)
Telautograph Corp
Temco
33%
r
.
143/4
—
29
17% May
20
20
14%
Talcott Inc
62% Jun
193/4
*19%
39%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com____7.50
$4 preferred
No par
9
17
;
333/4
14%
Sweets Co of America (The )—4.16%
Swift & Co—
25
New
20
33%
*
20% Mar
9
20
34
39%
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
4
1,300
19%
14%
:
27
Jan
193/a
19%
39
'55
Symington Gould Corp
15 % May
7,200
19V4
19%
1
12.50
Mining Co
4
4
38
19%
19
20%.
8
37%
19%
193/a
No par
No par
$4.50 series-A preferred
Sun Oil Co common
'11% May
41% Jan
25
8 %
373/4
19%
19
1
Corp common...
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
3
54% Apr
15 % May
7l
10
37
19%
19%
*193/4
37%
19%
Va
"
99
10
1
Corp
Chemical
T
17% Jan
common
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
.
2
27% Feb
'
-
900
57
243/a
Sunbeam
Mar 22
9
57'/a
57%
2nd pfd series of
Feb
42
,
5,500
143/s
24%
preferred series A
.2
52% Mar 16
5,200
69%
14
57
5 % %■
'
56%
69 %
14
24%
4%%
1,220* Feb
30% Apr
53%
69%
14
573%
6
_
52%
693/a
14%
23%
6
10% Mar
51%
70%
57%
5-.
78
.
g
45
,
"
6
July 26
9% Sep 21
17
10
52
37
39
Jan
8,800
24 %
Apr
26% Jan
Feb
8,900
15%
23%
Sun
Mar 23
28
'
-
14
37
Studebaker-Packard
'
964
8
33% Sep 15
58% May 2
23% Sep- 30
52% May
2
Mar 30
44% Oct
41
70% Jan
133/4
15%
24%
Stone & Webster
Storer Broadcasting
8
-
14
157/a
*
57 3/8
200
14
153/4
'
37
4
Ftb
101
'
24%
15"% Mar 1&
26
99%
36%
10% Feb 29
43% May
8
Jan
97
28
32% May 11
75% May 17
Jan
12
Aug
1
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
12% Jun
2
6
25 y8 May 12
740
9
Mar 20
X153/4
24,700
59
♦98
5
6
Feb
8
'
♦57
99%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference.
4-
Jan
Inc_
70%
60
'98
15
26-
25% Apr
9
13% Jan 23
1
67% Feb 11
35
5
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
3
20% Jan
20% Jan
32
17% Aug 12
27
10
13
Feb
Drug
1
'57
99%
Stewart-Warner Corp___
Stix Baer & Fuller Co.
27% Mar 12
39% Apr
21% Jan
9
18% Feb
-22% Feb
5
Oct
2
18
30
Aug 28
27
19% Apr 20
31% Mar 21
July 14
12% Jan
32
'
*
.Jan
23% May
33% Feb
21
19 ys Jan
.
'50
5
38% Oct
16% Feb
*
29
4
70
60
*98
16% Oct
Ry Equip Mfg Co
713/4
69%
*57
100
Standard
15% Aug 22
40,100
43,200
61 Va
3
60% July 28
58 V4
6P/4
14% Jan
50
Shares
115%
61%
14
4
the Week
113%
62
13% Feb
Mar 30
112%
61%
22
36
110%
62%
15% Dec
13% Jan
110%
61%
6
40% May 26
May 4
61 %
8% Jan
15% Apr
43% Jan
Friday
May 3
5o-'4
25
Jersey
"when
common
3%%
110
Bale, far
Thursday
*
May 2
...
48 % Jan
Oil
Wednesday
*
May 1
112%
*
56% May
Tuesday
Apr. 30
27
27%
27
273/a
26%
27%
263/4
27 V.
27
29%
35,000
u
May
6% Dec
16% Mar 19
Udylite Corp (The)
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
116% Sep- 6
31V2 Jun 30
6
27% Jan
6
108% Mar 22
92
31% Apr
44
31
8
10
103 % Jan
26
Jan
5
Apr
1
100
3
92
12
45% Sep 26
59
Feb
205
52
32 V2 Jun
74% Dec
22
•14% Jan
0
28
29
17% Jan
s
Nov 25
Jan
128% Dec
1
-
91
Mar 26
104
Jan
2
Jan
93
17
Union
Bag
Union
Carbide
Jan
11
Feb
&
Carbon
&
Elec
Co
Preferred $4.50 series
-
3
No par
No par
25
16
189 % Apr
24
48% Apr
24
52% Feb
21
30
Jan
36
5
63% Jan
23
113% Jan
23
15
27% Jan
105
129
27
18
57% Nov 28
48 % Jan
20
34Y4Jan
20
57% Aug 24
44% Feb
10
4% Apr
1
4% Feb
Feb
28% Apr
9
20
24
/
9
71% Mar 26
$4 series
Oil of California
Union
Pacific RR Co common
4%
noncumulative
United
4%
Aircraft
"
50'
preferred—50
Union Tank Car Co
Mar 26
32% Apr
107
27
44% Jan
30
44% Mar 20
23
Jan
22% Jan
July 25
Apr
73% Mar 20
23
35 % Jan
27
Union
"
No par
Corp
preferred
10
conv.
United Biscuit
of
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
United
15 3/4
153/4
155/a
16
36%
36%
36 Va
363/4
6,400
*7 Va
7%
73/.
41%
40%
41%
7%.
44%
15,000
1283/4
18,100
26%
Jan
78
Jun
27
15% Feb 25
13% Mar 14
51% Feb
30
2
Sep 26
34% Dec
14
6% Aug
9
18
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
27% Oct
11
35
Jan
6
61% Dec 29
177
De«
19% May
6
11
73% Jan 23
6% Feb
38% Oct 27
15% Apr
United
5
23
28
166
17
27 Va May
United
■
14-
15*% Jan
United
17
Mar 31
13% Feb
60
51
Apr 25
29% May 3
35 % Jan 23
May
9
36% Oct 31
39% Mar
2
8% Mar
1
23% Jun
4 %
6% Jan
6
Aug
20
16% Jan
9
23
2% Jan
3
36 % Dec
23
Jan
7%
May
Corp (Del)
Dye St Chemical Corp com__l
100
preferred.
Electric Coal Cos
5
Engineering & Foundry
55
Mar
United Fruit Co
33
Mar 20
United
37% Feb
7
7% Jan
6
19% Feb
29
3% Mar 26
100
1
5
—No par
Gas Corp
United Gas Improvement
Co
United Industrial Corp
United Merch St Mfrs Ino
10
13%
Jan
23
68 % Apr
18
U
S
54% Jan
23
72 V4 Mar 20
U
S
Gypsum Co common
90
Jan
16% Mar
page
24
13
21% May 2
78% Jan 18
3
3
15% Feb
44% Nov 28
see
Apr
30% Feb
44
28.
Jan
14
5
181
44 Va
Feb
1
Apr
23
217/a May
2
92
2
May
19 V4 Mar 22
49% Mar 16
S &
7%
U
S
preferred
Hoffman
New
4%%
com
4%%
4
100
Machinery com—1.05
"when
issued"
preferred
U S Industries
Inc
•
*99
100
61%
.
60 Va
1823/4
186 %
48%
49%
49
36
34%
35%
69%"
.4
70%
122
,
71
*91
86
*993/4
60%
593/a
60%
1863/4
186 Va
187 Va
49%
49 %
49%
35%
34%
35
72 Va
123 Va
123%
-
•
49%
50
v.
34%
35
122 Va
*122%
72
70
1?2%
-
70
preferred series A
1
50
71%
126
54,000
6,700
■1,800
6,600
22,800
400
-
40%
393/4
40%
39%
40 Va
393/4
40 3/a
16,300
30%
*102%
25'%
66
31'
30 3^
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
2,300
•102%
105
♦102%
105
25%
66
*25%
65 3/4
105
105
*102 Va
*102%
51
25%
25%
25%
25%
♦253/a
25%
500
66
653%
66
65 Va
653/4
663/4
663/4
2,700
50%
51
51%
51%
50%
51%
4%
*76%
6%
15%
52%
15%
16%
15%
151
23%
152%
24 Va
243/a
243/4
24
243/a
25
14 %
51 Va
30
36'%
7
15 Va
xl4%
14%
143/a
143/4
14%
51%
51%
513/a
513/4
4%
43/8
4%
45/a
43/8
*76%
77.%
♦76%
77%
•76 Va
15%
170
6%
15%
151
7
16%
7
51 Va
43/a
77 Va
7
6%
6%
51%
2,500
4%
17,500
82
7
90
16,300
15%
14 Va
15%
39,700
25 Va
253/4
27%
5,100
143/4
14%
143/a
5,400
1,990
166
51%
51%
51 %
52%
26,200
30%
29%
30%
30
30%
29%
30 Va
29%
30
51,400
36%
36%
36%
*36
363/a
♦36 %
37
36%
36%
51%
7
3%
6%
18
3
343/4
7
18%
3
35
6%
18
3
343/8
7
18%
3%
7
7
18%
18 Va
3
,
3 V.
67/a
18%
3
7
183,4
3%
700
6,200
33,500
6,200
35
34%
35
353/a
37%
9,800
64%
64%
66
67
68%
1,700
68
67
68%
9.100
65
63%
63%
*633/4
67%
67%
673/4
67 Va
68%
66 Va
'171%
173%
♦171 %
173%
*171 Va
173%
*171%
42%
433/a
42%
433/4
42%
43 Va
42 Va
43
22,900
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
2^
27,100
170
41%
43%
90
18%
90%
90%
91%
19
18%
19
*49
6%
,
43/4
77 Va
4%
77%
7
105
25%
82%c
100
common
"20
100
59 Va
181%
60%
185
40
94
86
100
*99
'
24,600
30%
66%
54
169
86%
5,600
27%
39%
35%
25
U
94
*85%
:
26%
108%
31 %
177/a
29
4
♦91
86
27'/.
*108
1,000
40%
3
34%
65
Nov
37 Va May
94
*85
109%
185%
122
108'/a
♦91
100
60%
26%
27 Va
27%
*108
*109
4,100
40%
1
United
64% Dec
62
28 % Jan 23
■
70%
18 Va
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
Foreign Securities..
1
Freight Co
No par
For footnotes
United
Jan
Feb
15
6
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
Jan
28
16
7
May'
21
39% Jun
Dec
9
82
36
122
26%
26%
27.%
27%
128
128
127 %
85%
*99
49 %:
26%
43
42 Va
94
85%
100
128%
273/a
27%
'91
86
49
35 %
127%
42
41%
108
106%
94
;
41
27
27%
7%
'
(Delaware)
United
129
184% Feb
Sep 26
3
5
Dec
4
12
Mar 21
4% Jan
22% Dec 30
150
22
78
40% Jan
Jan
7% Feb
7
8% May 17
66
62
'
72% July 18
6
12
27%
60% -61
186% 187%
United-Oarr Fastener—.
6% Jan
26%
27
'
7%
128% 129%
129
107
122
100
United Air Lines Inc
15%
37
7%
70
5
com
15%
36%
*7%
107
*91
*84
*99
No par
Preferred $3.50 series.
5
2
171% Feb
4
22
108% Feb
Jan '
15 ®/8
37
7%
/4
27 Va
No par
Preferred $3.70 series
Preferred
15
""
—;_10
common
15%
36%
7%
No par
15%
38%
40 %
128
6%
Corp
Paper
Union Chem St Materials Corp.—10
Union
Jan * 9
65% Apr
10
49% JUly 28
33% Sep 22
Mar 15
103% Jun
112
98
3
48% Sep 26
7
24
Mar 23
85% May
7
17
Nov
30
52
104% Mar 29
49% Aug 31
26% Jan
6
113
28% Apr
92
15%
1
"
98% Sep
Jan
14
27
106% Apr
July 27
23
Apr
44% May -4
131
,
Apr
6
23% Feb
7
Nov
Mar 27-
27 % Apr
26
113
86% Oct
139
30
4
37
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Jan
6% Jan
31% Feb
1
49%
49
49
90%
18%
*49
92
18%
49%
90%
18%
*49
91%
183/4
49 %
91 %
18%
*49
173%
30
91%
4,110
18%
21,700
49%
200
'•
J&.'.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
Monday* May 7, 1956
.
(2202)
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n
H.
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*
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YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
lanie far Frerieai
Dwelt
Highest
La*m
8% Jan
22 Ye Jan
9 %
16
23 Ye Jan
11
32% Apr
6 7%
25
70
21 Mi Oct
11
28
Sep
66 V4 Jan
21
75 %
Mar 3
Sep 12
Jan
35
44
6
Jan
20
86
Jan
101
Jan
23
157 % Jan
18
45% Oct
11
11
62 % Sep
156% Mar 14
168% Nov
170
4
68
Jan
1
64 Va Apr
24
69
23
14
24
3
2
21
51 Ye Jan
23
19
3
17% Jan
Aug
va
35'/a Mar 17
38% Aug
17
9% Dec 30
91
Jan 27
15% Jun
12 Y» Jan
14% Apr
3% Jan
16
37 Vi Oct
30% Feb
23
35
27
170
26% Mar 15
31
23
91
35 Va Oct
;
65%
Vanadium
Van
h>3% Jan' 21
33% Oct
Nov
Jan
3
37% Apr
6
4
9 '/e Apr
26
58% Mar
lou
3
Jan
11
20
30
94% Apr
113 Va Dec
22
Dec
27
Feb
16
106
13
10
103
Feb
13
103% Apr
106
Mar
103 Ya Feb
103 % Aug
101
Feb
22
May 23
10
9
Apr 24
1
37 % Jan
49% Nov
6
Jan
11
30
33
31
6
v
15 % Jan
2
16
397/e Mar >14
17
16% Feb
13
28
Feb
1
76
Apr
13
13% Jan
19
5
31% Feb 24
5
33% Jan
30
'34 % Feb
18 % Dec
19
28% Apr
Apr
6
17
May
70
46% Jan 11
30
May
23 Ya May
.
-
18Ya
187/e
19
37
37 Ya
37 Ya
*37
13 Ya
13 Ya
13
Ye
9 Ye
9
94
Mar
5
2,800
3,300
19
18%
19
37
37
13
13%
1,600
9%
9%
2,200
94 Ya
9 Ye
9 Ye
94
100,800
13
2Yi
21 Ya
95 Ya
240
2 Ye
2 Ye
23/a
19,500
21 Ya
213/4
400
'57%
1,600
35 Ya
700
:
2 Ye
21 Ya
*20Ya
57
57
56 ft
56 % '
56 Ya
57
553/4
♦35
35%
35
35
35
35
35
*161
*161
1643/4
♦161
1
27
100
No par
*78
164 Y2
'
*1623%
164 Ya
♦1623/4
164 Ya
27%
27
27
27
170
21 Ya
96
95
2%
22
2 Ye
300
62
158
156
37 Ya
18%
*20
2 Ye
65
613/e
61%
157 Ya
58
273/a
273/a
27 Ya
164
600
27%
*27
160
'
79%
79 Yi
79 %
*79 Yi
80
79 Yi : 80
49 Ya
50
49 Ya
493/4
483/4
49
49 Yi
49 Ya
1,700
x53Ya
54
54%
54 Ya
543/4
553%
17,003
♦78
.79 V*
50%
1
53 Ya
54%
2.50
Inc
50%
15 Ye
15 Ye
15 3/a
15 Ya
15%
15 Ya
153/a
15 Ya
15 Ya
153/4
32%
32
32
32%
32 Ya
32
32 3/a
*32 V*
32 Va
9%
9
87/a
9
9
9
493/4
51%
51%
49%
503/4
54Y4
54%
*128
*128
*128
*128
*128
*128
1,100
49'A
3,900
8,200
*128
*128
2,503
10,500
9
49 Yi
493/4
49%
50
8%
9
*128
*128
fticmc
29%
30%
29 Ya
*92%
100
preferred
95%
*92 Ya
116
*92%
95 Ya
34%
327/a
32 Ya
29%
42%
423/4
333/4
112Ya
42 Ya
423/4
112 Ya
112%
*99
ioo3/4
1133/4
130
*99
1003/4
*98 3/a
100 3%
*10134
103Y4
*101 Ya
1033/4
*10lYa
1033/4
•101 Ya
*102
102 Ya
♦lOOYa
102 Ya
♦101
102 Ya
*101
68 Yi
693%
69
70
69 Yi
1003/4
60
69 Ya
*31 %
,313/4
31%
31 Ya
317/a
31%
36 Ya
37 Ya
36%
37
23%
23; •
*29%
68 Ya
67
31
31 Ye'
T
36%
36 %
36%
363/4
21
.-
21
20%
22 %
*29%
*
%
22 Ya
i
*■
30
*29 Ya
30
ioo3/4
.
30
*29%
,<
103 Ya
♦101 Ya
1033/4
"
103
103
*101
693/4-
70
*31 Ya-
-
'•*'
21
/
'
*29 Ye
*
30 ;
,
-
1,600
-
6,800
no,500
21 Ya
-
,
4,700
'
32%
37 Yi
37
>
23%
30
2,700
1133/4
;
*98 Y4
100 3/4
5,300
43
42 Ya
112 Ya
*112
9,400
113
113
43 Ye
! 112%
♦112
112%
33 Ye
111
110
108
*42 3/a
42 Ya
33
112
•
95 Ya
33 Ya
95 Ya
30 y4
*92 Ya
303/a
33 Va
115
111
121 Ye
...
42%
293/4
*92%
30
293/4
30
95%
"
36 Y»
35
No par
div
—
3
30
60%
1563/4
35
partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
10
$5
preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred
—100
$4.12 preferred
100
Virginian Ry Co common
20
6%
preferred
——_25
•Visking Corp (The)
—5
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common.—10
7%
preferred
20
16
116 "
98 Ye Apr
13
117% Jun
100
45 3A Apr
25
111
61 Ye
156 V*
tiy com-loO
6t
ouicvc
6%
Apr
38 Y4 Jan
6
GOYi
155%
58
Va-Carollna Chemical com
6
100
33
61 Ye
35
Inc
Co
5,100
*64 Y2
50
1
Co
Industries
750
63 %
62 Ya
65
155 Ya
2%
22
8 Ye
3 Va %
18
Jan
128
94 'A
32 Ye
24
38% Apr
6
2
May
64
65
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
34Ys Mar 26
26
108
7
62 Ye
65 Ye
com.No par
5%
20
Feb
32 Ye Apr
51% Mat 29
146% Apr
*4% Dec
Feb
128
63
65
18 3/4
37
10
Raalte
vids
Va Jan
90
1
7
9
2
reb
29 Va Apr
128
*
'37 % Jan
11
122
10
Jan
7
62 Ya
155
187/e
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick
Chemical
Co
2.50
Van
Apr
25
62
37
183/4
37
166 3/4
166
165 Ya
>:603/8
155 Ya
500
21,600
56 Ye
55%
56%
166
3,700
19,300
116
*112
118
543/4
55 Ya
*20
Corp of America
Norman
*112
116
53 Y<
13,400
89 3/4
*89
89%
*88
65 Ya
62
1543/4
2%
89%
166
*65
94
44%
1643/4
613/4
66
6IY2
*68
100
preferred
& Light
3
Feb
62 Ye
2
Inc com
Co
Power
4
13
94
4 Y4 %
Utah
17Ye Jan
Jun
1
l.
8
55 Ye May
Apr
116
54 Ye
28
165
164
1643/4
61%
No par
preferred
Pictures
9
49
163%
*65
25
preferred
10
130
12
8%
14Ye Feb
129
preferred
convertible
Universal
82 Ya Mar 29
24
116 Ya
53 Ya
553/4
93 Ya
38 % Feb
133% Jan
♦88
116Y4
116%
55
No par
Wall Paper Inc common
7
14
893/4
93%
convertible
28
7[
llGYa
16%
100
Co common
Universal Leaf Tobacco
52 Y2 Feb
32
45 Ye
*88
90
*88
5
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
77
3
70
44 Ya
93/4
6
48Y4 May
69
45
133/4
24
28
69
46
9%
29 Y4 Mar 12
21
69
45
*13%
9
Feb
Feb
69
46 Ye
9%
26
Apr
Apr
69
453/4
46 Ya
13%
$6
39
Jan
69
69
46 Ye
9 Ye
4 %
167
Oct
87 % Sep
59 Ya Apr
31 y2
65
Stockyards Corp
United
9
25Ye Jan 27
32 '
159
127
28% Nov
9
30 Ye
133/4
11
Mar
24
16
11
Apr
4
July 21
10 Va
8
% Mar 15
47
Feb
41Y4 Feb
20
39 % Feb
6% Jan
2Y4 Jan
3
30 3/4
1
United
Mar 23
99
1
1Y» Jan
393/4
.
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd.5
3
1»% Mar
13
32% Jan
4
10
9
3
47% Apr
10
13% May
23
9 Ye Feb
18
Jan,
Feb
51% Dec
41% Mar 14
14 Ye Apr
10 Y2 Jan
30 3/4
8 Ye
noncumulative preferred
7%
30 %
*8Ya
30 Ya
preferred
U 8 Tobacco
7
Feb
77% Nov
10
8
93 y4 May
4
May
159 % Dec
16
38
12% Feb
3
56% Mar
20
Feb
169
3
18 Ye Mar
Aug 16
26
10
Jan
19YeJan
26
1
36% Jan
153Y4 Apr
14
3
100% Jun
11
May 26
l'/a Nov
7 %
31 Ya
8 Ye
31 Va
Steel Corp common
U 8
23
8 Ya
*8%
Smelting
7%
9
Mar
*8Ya
18,800
29Ya
8%
30%
noncum
8
U
Mar 16
28%
*8Ya
5
10
1
100
100
1st preferred
100
Ref & Mln com—50
preferred
50
8%
1
62 % Apr
56
28 Ye
87/a
27 Y4
preferred series A
preferred series B
33/4 %
28 Ye
26%
;
Shares
May 4
May 3
*8%
27 Vt
U 8 Rubber Co common
2
Feb
23
70% Dec
40% May 16
2
6OY0 Apr
Jan
160 % Apr
18
60% Feb
33/4%
Sales fer
tbe Week
Friday
Thursday
,
■■
,
27 Vt
26%
—10
preferred
Foundry Co
Playing card Co
S
May 2.
May 1
Apr. 30
1
common
U 8 Plywood Corp common
23
Mar 23
lz4
49% Jan 23
U
6
Jan
Co
U 8 Pipe &
17*
90 Y4 Mar
4
9
23
172% Jun 23
53% Dec
4%%
24
49 Ya Mar
9
Sep
110
19
39% Mar 14
61
Feb
93% Sep
84 Vi Mar 21
97
Apr
37 Ye
9 Ye Feb
9
83/4 Jan
Lines
U 8
4
29Ye May
11
17
Feb 14
25% Nov
6
5
Jan
19
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Highest
Range Since
Year 1955
"
LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICES
STOCKS
-
w
85% Mar 25
lfr
3
27% Jan
3
66% Apr 27
7% Jan
6
•74% Jan
'
.
•
15% Nov
100
/a
9
15% Dec
12% Jan
30 % Feb
*
30
32% Nov
81'/4 Sep
24% Jan
15
5
13% Jun
18% Mar 14
22% Sep
10% Jan
43% Dec
30 '/a Mar 14
16 Ye Apr
.11'
May
30
40 Ya Feb
Dec" 23
42 %
July
36
5
21% Sep
27
9
16% May 16
30% Dec
22
13% Jan
6
18% Nov
10
2% Jan
8
4% Feb
33 ye Apr
4
40% Sep
50 Va Dec
30
8
50 ia Dec
Jan
20
9
105% Dec
13
17
3 Ya Feb
10
4% Apr
6
9
30
36 Ya Jan
Feb
23
20 y8 Feb
48
43
6
West
1
West
3
10
112 Ye Jan
106
Apr
27
100
Apr
27
105
Mar
10
97
Apr 27
105
Jan
105% Jun
49
Sep
14
9
104
63
Apr
18
108
Jan
12
25
31% Oct
28
Jan
18
37
Apr
25
102
Jan
9
47
Feb
4.80%
4
Western
4
Western
22 Y2 Mar
5
Western
Jan
23
35 Y4 May
56% Feb
16
657/e Mar 20
9
32% Feb
15
29
15
Sep
96Yi May
6
<
6
Mar 14
34% Jan
'J
*
May
4
2
Sep
15
Dec
5
1,200
8,600
5
19%
19%
3 Ye
33A
3Ye
3 Ye
3Ya
33/4
2,300
2.50
381/4
38%
38 3/a
50
*49 Ya
Co
Power
noncum
Corp
30
,
23
3
80 Y4 Feb
15
31 Ya Jan
18
1
May
287/e Feb
48
4%%
pfd
1013/4 Jan
13 Y2 Apr
2
12Ye Jan
3,100
34%
353/a
34%
34%
34%
343/4
34%
35
36 Ya
3,000
27 Yt
*107Ya
:21Va
27 Ya
21%
7,900
109 Ya
109 Va
170
20 Ya
33%
33%
33%
33 Ya
16% Apr
4
.
30
4
Corp
common
.
19
Jan
52 Ye July 20
47 % Jan
J
preferred
11
59% Mar 30
41 Ye Jan
23
92% Jan
7
Oct
11
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
103% July 7
Feb
<
:
preferred
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
May
1
Jan:
8% Apr
29% Apr
27% Jan
11
23
Feb
10
61% Jan
13
52
Jan
142% Dec
27
120
;
'Bid and asked prices-;
changed from Campbell W.
Cash
sales
no
&
C.
value,
,
Feb
13
on
4
9
4
:
Apr
13
5
!
Apr„ 5
31 Ya Mar 12
14lY4Jan
this day.
Foundry,
24
:
247/e Mar 23
16
wd When
5
104% Mar 21
Jan
•
74%
76 %
75
753A
75 Ya
78
773A
79 Ya
20 Ye
20%
20Ye
207/B
20 Ya
20%
203/e
20%
18,200
343/4
34%
34%
58 Ye
57 Ya
58
46,600
65,400
' '
35
34 Ya
35 Yi
34 Ya
34%
343/8
60%
58 Ya
593/4
x58Ya
583/4
58
96%
96 Yi
*95 Ya
97
96 Y4
99 V*
—
v
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♦125%
56 Ya
Service
.
97
21,200
200
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—
97
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700
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3
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York
x
common
Corp
Young
,r
2 5 Ye
25 Ye
25 Ya
247/a
25%
247/8
763/4
76 Yi
763/4
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76 Va
76
76
303/s
30 3/8
30%
30%
45%
453/4
45
45 3/a
30:
45%
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12 Y8
12 3/a
127/a
27%
27%
43 Y4
45 Ya
47
,
49 Ya
163/e
167/e
16%
16 Ya
24
24%
Ya
141
;
'
20,200
16%..
34.200T
81 Yi
16 3A
16 Y4
237/a
24 Ya
3*2
Ai
141
23 Ye
*34 Yi
48 Ya
51%
51Y8
*137Va
23
-23 Ya
227/a
35 Yi
49 Ye
51 Yi
313/4
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22%
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313A
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141
300
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82 Va
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141
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22
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3,900
35
34%
34%
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35%
353/4
487/a
48 Ya
487/a
48 Ya
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96
8 Ye
31
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83A
1,200
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10,200
24 %
15,600
30
313A
31
31 Ya
30%
31'/a
24%
233/4
24
233/4
237/a
54 Yi
533/4
54
r533/4
533/4
29
30
29 Ya
30 Ya
29%
29%
29
98
98%
973/4
98%
97 Ya
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983/4
23 Ya
24
23%
23Ya
233A
237/a
23 Ye
124%
125
123 Yi
124 Yi
121 Ya
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No par
99
.No par
124
100 y4
,
'
24
24
126 V4
petition has been filed for the company's reorganization.
from Harrisburg Steel,
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29
123
10
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24
-
96 Ya
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80
92
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31 Ya
5
200
48 3/a
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82 %
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7,200
*:
49
24 Yi
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41
120
12 Ye
28 Ya
16 Ya
17%
31 Ya
32 Ya
32%
*137 Ya
♦28
100
477/a
82%
.
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400
6,300
167/e
23 7/a
.17
,
123/a
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200
30 Ya
50
-
167/a
82 V*
82%
17
163/a
12 Ya
28
'
28
48 Y4
'
100
1
Youngstown Steel Door
Ex-dividend,
12 Ya
*27%
11,700
48
47
101
*100
•
25 Va
76
*30 Y,
46%
45 Ya
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♦74
30%
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45 Ya
123/a
28
123/4
*27 Ye
V
30
100
100
101
101
100
100
-
25
50
(L^l) Spring & Wire
270
-
25 Yi
25%
13,000
100 3A
1
100
100 Vf 100 Yi
•
55 Ye
543A
55 Ya
54 Ya
!
10
Youngs town Sneet & Tube
Zenith Radio Corp.
55 Ya
lOQYa
new
common
convertible
54%
993/4
preferred
& Towne Mfg Co
4%%
tin receivership, or
d Name changed
distributed,
Co
56
100
55%
100
'
Corp„10
10
10
10
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd
4%% conv serles^lOO
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
K
Worthington Corp
32
8
20
76 Yi
99
100
preferred
6%
Woolworth (F W)
60
19
83 Ye Feb
25
81
21%
-
50% Mar 15
27% Apr
Mar 20
Nov
12,800
65'A
81
77 Ya
553/4
1
—10
Inc
Stores
Public
10% Jan
9
23
24
64 V*
80
62 3/a
77%
10
10
Iron Co
983/4 Mar
25
Oct
Nov
23
64'A
773A
617/e
77
Rights
Wisconsin
201Y2 Apr
24
19
32% Apr 26
62 %
62%
77
*957/e
No par
A
Woodward
993/4 Jan
.
5
48
108 V* Sep
10
104
*100
104
♦100
61 Ye
78
*125Ya
No par
——
Co
55 Ya Apr
:
.
1593/4 Jan 25
17
3,300
59%
100
common—1
20
.5
& Co Inc common
Wilson
27
36% Feb
3
43% Oct
91
3,200
34%
34
1
Motor Co common
24% Mar 26
9
45% May 12
Mar 22
145
3l Ya Feb 10
91
20%
34
75%
80
20
conv
Sewing Machine
preference
Wilcox
Oil Co—w
30
17Ya May
Steel
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
224
20 Yi
33Y4
20 3A
10o
2.50
Winn-Dixie
9
2034
33 3/a
63 Ya
623/4
*77 Yi
RR commoii_No par
20
23
330
106
20 Ya
•
104
*100
104
*100
102
102
100
com__No par
6,400
593A
593A
*105
105
105
106
10
98
*96
593A
300
102 '/a
*101
98
59
34 Ya
i'4'
Nov
59
573/4
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102%
*96
33 Ye
57 Ya
57
*105
109
*101
98
*96
98
Co common.10
25
24 Yi Sep
102 Va
*96
28%
273A
109
110
*101
20%
Ye Apr
r
98
*33%
28 Ya
*1083A
102 Va
*100
*94
273/4
21%
109
109
101
573/4
Prior
4
;
82 Y4 Apr
28
140 y2 Jan
273/a
109
101
20%
37% Feb
233/a
1043/4
253/4 Jan
Products,
23
207/a
6
Pabco
48 Ya
23 y4
57 Ya
1
18
48
23
X104 Ya
2
Jan
39
48%
227/a
*48
21
White
29 Ya Mar 14
50 Y4 May
23
Feb
14 % Jan
3*2 May»
86
38%
•48
22%
conv
White
5
23
16
$5
5Y4%
10
26% Feb
13
1,200
38%
48%
23
39
106
22% Apr
148% Jan
38 3/a
49%
22 Ya
*38 3/a
207/e
preferred
White Dental Mfg (The 8 8)
4
May
Jan
77
38%
49 Ya
23%
1
31 Ya May
22
300
50
100
Union Telegraph
4 Y4 %
Apr
30 Ye Jan :30
9
3%
'
23
1
2nd preferred
f aciilc
33A
3 Ye
3 Ye
mm+m
'
—
——
5
—
Bugar
36% Aug 18
6
;
29
4
Snowdrift com
&
27% Aug 31
Jan
3,200
255/e
18% Mar 21
14
1,500
253/4
30
6
3,300
37 Va
30%
4
9
Mar 10
15Ye Dec-
23% Oct 25
373/4
253A
17
99
July 28
86
67 % Jan
373A
37 y4
-
25 Ye
Feb
130 *
9
24% May
102 y4 July 25
12
600
* 100
100
37
29%
Air Brake
10
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
2
36 % Feb
9%Nov 15
' .'
273/4
36%
•
^
28% Jan
17
Mar 22
•
373A
37Vi
25%
prior preference—No par
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp common—5
5
•
373/4
37
257/a
Wheeling
Jan
86
100
98
98
373/4
37 Ya
29%
27
9% Mar 18
159
37
24 Ya
24
76
43
37 Va
293/a
Jan
13
3
38
*25Ya
;57 Ye Apr
16
23
-
373/4
253A
103
28 Ye Dec
~14
*95
95
X95
6,800
24%
27
37
Jun
45%
%_
95
38 Y4
12,100
22%
20
6
6
35% Dec
47 Yi
.^
'-^75,700-
283/4
Apr
6
21% Jan
47%
43%
48 Ye
253/4
Jan
22% Jan
140
46%
46 Ye
•23 Ye
43%
28 3/8
99
51% Sep
Mar 14
46 3/a
47 Va
223A
227/a
46
10% Jan
.
433/8
2,800
^
257/a
2
22% Jan
75
24%'
43 Ye,
,
28 Ye
5
29% Oct
-
233/e
43 V*
11 Ye
22%
Westinghouse
1
•
•
24 Ya
423A
48
'
120
11 Ye
'
1,300
25 Ye
Aug'
12
23%
43%
37
Oct
13
77/e Mar 30
23%
42%
-
,
4,500
18%
26
993/4 Jan
1
17
Feb
130
July 29
31 Ye Sep
82
Nov
27
95
•
103% Mar 18
Jan
4%
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79 Ye May
14
26
287/e Jun
27
23
-
;
28 Ya
preferred
Maryland Ry
17
737/e Jan
77
~
23
65 % May
30
9
27
11 Ye
M
227/e
Western Auto Supply
25
Jan
29
Sep 26
26% Oct
11%
377/a
4.20%
19 Ye Feb
68 Va Feb
63
% Apr 21
Jun
56% Aug
83 y4 Feb
Penn
Jan
13
53
11%;
..
22%
Kentucky Coal Co
105 Yi Feb
12
Dec
194
11%
19
26
Western Air Lines Inc
23 Ya Mar 13
56
11
3
27
14
104
49% Oct
.*
30
6
96 V4 Jan
95
19%
427/e
Y4
463/s
preferred series B
100
4.10%
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4 Ya %
preferred
100
2
20 Ye Feb
13
130
11%
19 Ya
.
•
16%
•104
.
*18%
1
Indies
West
13
Mar 27
42 Y4 Jan
14
Jun
5
11
19%
*102
28 Ye
West Penn Electric Co
Mar 20
29
26
28
18 Ya
1
preferred
4.8%
2
27
43% Mar
Oil
Wesson
52 Y2 Feb
23Y< Apr
Apr
May 23
101 Ya
18%
16%
16%
1015/a
•
..
1,703
48,900
5
Welbilt Corp
4
25 Ya Jan
25% Jun
98% Aug
•16%
16Ya
103 Ya
17%
700
1,100
.
0
Investment
Webster
16
May
25Y4 Jan
110
53YiOct
*16Ya
70 Ya
17 Yi
'
23%
,,"21%
.
17 Y4
11%
JU1
3
:693A
703/4
16Ya
•IOIYB
16Ye
103 Ya.
101 %
70 Ya
16Ya
32 3/a
20
19Ya
42
*
70%
•
14 3/a
-
'
Jun
127
16Y8
167/a
103 Ya
..
100
77
.
32 3/a
*(
Co
Wayne Knitting
107
6
163/4
*101 Ye
new—2.50
Pipe
Corp
Wayne Pump Co
203/a Apr
86
16
•'
•
;
14 Ye
32%
16
70%
157/a
14 3/a
14 3/a-
32 Ya
70%
32%
70 YT
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...
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32 Yi
143/8
32 Ye
Mills
Motor
9
4
6
Jan
25 Ye Jan
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Mar
Jan
30
20
Petroleum
Mar 29
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18
102
62
32%
71
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Washington Water Power
No par
27
7
29
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32%
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77
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77
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-
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32 Ya
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Foundry &
Warren
31
Apr
6
Jan
Pictures
25% May
9
3
29 % Sep
31
19
167/e Jan
35
Bros
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3
9
38 Ya Mar 23
11
113
4
99 % Feb
May
40 Ya Jan
4
28% Sep 12
14
15
15
101 Va Feb
100
8
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Jan
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29
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30
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76
■
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1
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76
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preferred
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,
Jan
20% Aug
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.
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3>.
27
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2
9
45% Mar 23
23
37 % Apr 26
41% Sep
4
28
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; 20
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.
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—
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(Hiram)
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No par
±
10
No par
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106
16.
23 Ya Feb
-
71%
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preferred
Co
Walgreen
£
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75
.
13
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20
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13
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13
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9
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Number 5531
Volume 183
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.The
.
.
(2203)
Bond Record
The
italic
letters
«»
-
FRIDAY-WEEKLY-YEARLY
in
the
column
figures
Bange for Previous
Lowest
*
108.23 Jan
100.4
Feb
4
101.10 Oct
4
Feb
100.4
1
Highest
7
96.28 Oct
Oct
96.2
99.10 Feb
97
Sep
2
98.20 Aug 17
102.4 Jan 26
~8
95.14 Mar
~6
~9
95.11 Mar
10
102.8
Jan
27
Sep
1
Sep
30
101.4
Mar
102.28 Nov
16
104
Jan
Mar 13
tne
case
more
32nds
month
of
a
when
the
LOW AND
Tuesday
Apr. 30
1978-1983
High
*102.12
1995
Low
98.8
100.8
*99.16
102.16 Jan
9
*98.16
101.16 Jan
17
9
102.16 Jan
Feb~24
103.4
17
98.22
100.8
*98.14
98.18
101
*100.24
101
*100.24
101
*100.24
101
*100.24
101.24
101
*101.20
101.28
*101.16
101.24
1956-1958
*101.16
101.24
*101.16
*98.22
98.24
101.24
*98.25
98.27
*98.25
Dec 15 1958
98.27
*98.26
98.28
*98.26
*98.8 1
98.28
98.10
*98.12
98.15
*98.12
98.14
♦98.13
98.15
•♦98.12
98.14
*96.23
1961
96.30
*97.4
97.8
*97
97.4
*96.28
97
*96.30
95.12
*95.26
95.30
*95.22
95.26
*95.20
95.24
•95.22
95.26
*95.30
96.2
*96.12
96.16
*96.10
96.14
*96.8
96.12
*96.8
*94.8
94.12
*94.26
94.30
*94.22
94.26
*94.22
94.26
*94.22
*93.39
94.26
94.2
*94.16
94.20
*94.14
94.18
Dec 1964-1969
*94.14
94.18
*94.14
94.18
*93.28
94
*94.14
94.18
*94.12
94.16
*94.12
94.16
1965-1970
*94.12
*93.26
94.16
93.30
*94.12
94.16
1966-1971
1963-1968
June 1964-1969
..
■<
96.12
*94.10
94.14
*94.10
94.14
*94.10
93.2.8
*94.10
94.14
*94.10
94.14
*94.8
94.12
*94.10
94.14
*93.6
93.10
*93.22
93.26
*93.24
Sept 1967-1972
93.28
*93.26
93.30
*93.30
94.2
*93.4
93.26
*93.20
93.24
*93.22
93.26
*h3.26
*93.8
93.8
93.12
*93.22
Dec 1967-1972
93.o0
*93.24
93.28
*93.26
93.30
*93.28
94
*94
94.4
*97.28
98.2
*97.30
98.2
*98
98.4
June 15 1958
*97.30
98.2
*97.30
98.2
*98.8
98.10
*98.10
98.15
*98.12
98.14
*98.13
98.15
1956-1959
*98.13
*97,2
97.4
*97.9
97.11
*97.8
June 1959-1962
97.10
*97.8
97.10
*95.6
95.10
*95.16
95.20
*95.16
95.20
Dec 1959-1962
*95.16
95.20
*95.6
95.10
*95.16
95.20
*95.14
95.18
*95.14
95.18
*96.4i
96.8
*96-12
96.16
*96.10
"96.14
*96.8
96.12
1957-1959
—Nov 15 1960
15 1972
*94,24
98.15
*97.7
97.9
*95.20
95.24
*95.20
95.24
*96.8
'
96.12
*94.24
95.16
*94.24
-95.16
*94.24
95.16
*94.24
1
1976
*94.16
95.16
*94.16
95.16
*94.16
95,16
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95
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95
"1
Oct
1981
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98.24
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98.24
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98.24
*97.16
9o.l6
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98.16
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99.16
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99.16
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99.16
*98.16
99.8
*98.16
95.16
Oct
15
1971
*99.8
100
*99.8
100
3-year 3s—
Oct
1
1956
*99.24
100.4
*99.24
100.4
Jan
1
1969
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
1959
*98.16
99.8
*98.16
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•
95.16
99.8
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100
*99.8
100
*99.8
100
*99.24
100.4
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100.4
*99.24
100.4
100.8
*99.16
100.8
*99.24
100.1
99.24
100.1
99.8
*98.16
99.8
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99.8
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99.8
99.24
♦98.24
99.24
♦98.24
99.24
-
-
Serial bonds of 1950
2a
15
1957
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
due Feb
15
1S58
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
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98.16
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9
2s
.
due Feb
2a
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98.16
due Feb
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97
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97
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97
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96
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95.16
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95
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95
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95
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95
15 1959
due Feb 15 1960
2s
2a
,
,—due Feb 15 1961
2a
|
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Friday
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Interest
Period
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not
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aa
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15 1962
Sate Price
Week's Range
or
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A Asked
Bid
MAY
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Sold
High
:
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107
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(continued).^—
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June-Dec
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—June-Dec.
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Low
1
High
99
87
84
87%
84
85
91
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87
84
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June-Dec
———
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June-Dec
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.
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-
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
-
Last
r
94.14
*93.24
June 1967-1972
May 15 1975
....
__
97.2
*95.8
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
July
1 5-year
*98.18
*100.5
98.16
*100.24
15-year 3Vis
,
.
Feb~24
103.4
103.16
*101.16
Mar
7
25
98.20
Bonds ($)
1958-1963
19-year 3%s__
v
*103.8
100.8
*98.12
the Week
nigh
1960-1965
23-year 3%s
24
Low
103.12
*100.5
99.20
gaIeg for
May 4
High
*103.4
*98.4
98.24
F-M*v
May 3
103
*100.5
100.10
*98.20
Thursday
Low
High
*102.24
98.4
*100.6
98.18
SALE PRICES
May 2 "
102.26
*98
100.9
*98.14
mature,
Wednesday
High
*102.20
97.24
*100.6
1961
Low
102.20
*97.20
1956-1959
HIGH
May 1
Low
bonds
point.
Monday
25-year 3s__
30-year 3%s—
97.20 Mar 12
101.16 Feb
16
101.16 Jan
103.24 May 25
102
100
or
BONDS
25-year 3s
97.4
99.28 Jan
5
102.16 Jun
one
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
14
99.12 Jan
13
93.21 Apr
13
indicate in each
represent
STOCK
Treasury 3Vis
Treasury 3s
Treasury 23/4S
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
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Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
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Treasury 23/8s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
1
8
Period"
point
EXCHANGE
_
95.14 Mar
94.29 Sep
"interest
uecimal
NEW YORK
10
108.28 Jan
10
101.10 Oct
Bange Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
•
headed
after
GOVERNMENT
Year 1955
—
New York Stock- Exchange
•
,
*
<\
*84
-
June-Deo
—
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3%s series No.- 29-2u—-—
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88
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63
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99
95%
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5
54
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s
f $
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3%s
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1978
*91„
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(Free
A6%s assented
55
55
9
99%
99%
3
s
54%
6%s
1945—
extl loan 4s
1958
of)
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6s
loan
s
94
94%
16
13
1926 due
94
16
93%
95
10
94 %
96%
98%
31
96%
5
148%
165
1964—June-Dec
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60
April-Oct
165
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1957
47%
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47
104%
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117
135
108
108
71%
71%
70
105%
•
147
*100
66
10
63%
*46%
Municipal 7s I960——Mar-Sept
assented 1960
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
6s of 1928 Oct 1961_April-Oct
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Jan-July
123
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5s
1951
1
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76
reduced
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<
to
(Central
3.375% )
Ry)
1979
1952
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reduced
to
:
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__
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11%
.
3.5%)
1978
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
AOs
of
(Rep of)
1927
Jan
1961
dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
IAColumbia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947:
April-Oct
73%
105%
152%
125
123
123
123
123
123%
61%
61%
61%
lACosta Rica
ref
(Republic of)
$ bonds
1953
due
7s 1951.—
1972---
4%s external 1977
May-Nou
April-Oct
♦72
June-Dec
113
75 !
,
61%
59%
113
72%
12
59%
5
111%
103
reduced
to
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bonds
of
1979
1944
B)—-
2
June-Dec
3%s series No.
3
3%s Beries No.
4
5
3%s series No.
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3%s series No.
3%s series No.
■
84
65 %
63%
66
84
84
84
88%
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88
June-Dec
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June-Dec
I
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June-Dec
84
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—
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FOREIGN
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FIRM TRADING MARKETS
88
88
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j
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June-Dec
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84
86
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65
IA Sinking fund. 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nou
I ASinklng fund 7s of 1927 due 1947——Feb-Aug
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67
65%
June-Dec
9
147%
__
(Interest
6% funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
76%
—
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103
67
77
76%
—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
i
47%
„
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(Hukuang
44%
43%
43%
,
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77
44%
43%
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3s ext sinking fund
3s
67
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1962
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101%
124
24
1
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assented
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April-Oct
:
lACologne (City of) 6%s 1950
2
June-Dec
43
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"*77%"
"*77%
1961
sinking fund 6s 1962
165
2
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Afay-Nov
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133
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77
—
44%
76%
April-Oct
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•'
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—-—June-Dec
June-Dec
1961
sinking fund 6s 1961—
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99
95
103%
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(interest
48
76
44
101%
117
67
1927 due
99 %
133
„
♦100
f 6Vis of
100%
117
-
June-Dec
*2
165
100%
103
June-Dec
.
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93%
94%
1957—_April-Ocf
&
94
96%
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reduced to 3.375%)
1979
April-Oct
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94%
Feb-Aug
1950
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1978
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99%
Feb-Aug
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external
99%
99%
June-Dec
State)
June-Dec
1957
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June-Dec
June-Dec
-
98
89%
2_
—
*77%
j,—May-Nov
bonds 3s 1993-
47%
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..May-Nov
1963-2
6s
1963.—
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June-Dec
June-Dec
43%
43%
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.
1969
sinking" fund
assented
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__
Feb-Aug
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fABiazil
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{A6V28
98
1957_Aprll-Ocf
3%s 195£
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20-year 3%s 1967_
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15-year 3%s 1962
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98
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76
.
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assented Sept 19612—
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__
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1957—April-Oct
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,
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—
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..*77%.
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43%
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1961—Feb-Aug
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lien
<
*
101% 103%
*—
97%;
70
;
Prior
I
100
*100
-•
*66
Missouri-Kanisas-Texas
J
73
71%
,
,
90% 106%
96%
1959—Map-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972-—-Jan-July
3%i s t debentures l978_Feb-Aug
3%s s f debentures 1980——Mar-Sept
debs
75%
63%
.
'
96%
(Southern. Lines l 4s
subord
66
*98
.
103
•96%
96%
95%
*—..100%
Msey <R H) A* Co 2%s debenture* 1972^—May-Nov
Maine Central RR s%* .1978^—
Feb-Aug
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1.1967—May-Nov
4Vis conv
i
69
*89
,
:ii2
;
,
95
95
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s, 1974_Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s l975——_.^_—April-Oct
,•
iFirst mortgage 3s 1978—.—Jan-July
*
'First mortgage 2%s- 1979J.J^i.
:—-Feb^Auy
!
First mortgage 3 Vis 19824—J,——^.—June-Dec
/ First, mortgage 3,%s 1984i__—_April-Oct
v v
(Wisconsin) first. mortgage,i%s 1977-1__Aprtl-Oct
First mortgage 3s l979_^-a—'
—Mar-Sepf
(Northrop Aircraft Inc-i.
.x
- 4
4s conv subord; debs 1975
June-Dec
•«,' Northwestern- Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—^_J«ne-Dee
3%s -debentures 1996
—Feb-Aug
,
Merritt-Chapman 8c Scott Corp—
73%
67%
69
.
-Jw'j,
*—103
,
Manila RR
s
Northern Btates
100%
'
106A, 108% ^
*118
.
'
79
65%-
67
66
1989:—April-Ocf
H
Coll trust 4s
;
79%
110%
■
-
-
.
iA
.
.
f debentures 1973——..—...1.
General
93
91
74%
76%
.
—
72%
13
I
82%
66%
2007—Jan-July
A^ 2022—May
s
Prior
.
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976.June-Dee
LorUlord (P)rCo 3s debentures'!963
April-Oct
3s debentures. 1976
Mar-Sept
-3%s debentures 1978....
Aprfl-Oct
Louisville 8c Nashville ,RR-^.
^
* First 8c
refund mtge 3%s ser E 2003—April-Oct
First 8c refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003——April-Oct
First 8c refund mtge 3%s ser H -2003..
April-Oct
First Ac refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
April-Oct
Bt Louis Div second gold 3S 1080—Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1979_May-Noo
lot. mtge 3%s 1982—_Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3Vis 1984_
—;
_Feb-Aua
;
94
75%
■
,
3%s
3V4s
Northern Pacific Ry
108%-'
76
6
-
4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sepf
Northern Natural Gas 3%s sf debs 1973—May-Nov
100%
84%
—June-Dec
;
73
78%
75
66
*64%
•
74%
75%
75%
.
102% 104%
.
General & refunding
91
91
71
37
—
77
/r
—
76%
10
95%
—
•
■*
'
96
95%
•
,
84
91
*
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003——May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington 81 Eastern Ry first 5s 1965——April-Oct
Little Miami, general 4s. series 1962..—.—May-Nov'
;
92
84
82%
91
May-Nov
May-Nov
4s contingent interest
D
ASeries
interest
"3
84
l
;*6*%
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp— ,
General mortgage 2%s 1980—————Jan-July
General mortgage 27/«s 1980
—_—April-Oct
General mortgage 3 Vis 1983—.
i
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3%s 1983.:
Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996
April-Ocf
Northern Central general At ref 5s 1974_Mar-Sept
.•■*
Series B 4%s fixed interest 2O03_—
*
84
\
91%
.
'
l
let mtge 6ink fund 3% ser A
:
83%
89
76
67%
1st mtge 4% 8 series A 1973—
Jan-July
1'aN Y Ontario 8c West ret 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
AGeneral 4s' 1955.————'—
^June-Dec
N* Y Power &, Light first mtge 2%s 1975__Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf
N Y State Electric At Gas 2%s 1977——Jan-July
N Y Susquehanna At Western RR-—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st ,& cons mtge ser A 2004.Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4y2s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2% series D 1982_
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgagees series F 1981—Jan-July
*
987/b
76
78%
Haven 8c Hartford RR-r-
Y New
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4Vis series
Harlem River & Port Chester—
90%
95
93%
70%
77
103
Lakefront Dock 8c RR Terminal-
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
1
151
72%
65%
Mortgage 4s-series b 2043——————Jan-July.,
N Y Lack & West 4s Series A 1973——__May-Nov
4%s series B 1973—L———-—-—May-Nov '
,94%
87
/
—
.
94%
^
96%
1974
-April-Ocl
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky 8c Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
—.—i—
Jan-July
Plain 1961
Jan-July
4%s unguaranteed 1961—
—Jan-July
Kings County Elee Lt 8c Power 6s 1997
April-Ocf
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
—
April-Ocf
$AKreuger 8c Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
.
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984—
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974.—-Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
94%
(
190
78%
.
98% 100%
1
101 ;
"91%
Kansas City ^Terminal Ry 2%s
1st 8c ret 5s stamped 1964—
1st 8c ret 5s stamped 1974—
f
90
103% 104%
103%
s
,
Aprfl-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
I—June-Dec
*
90
,
73%
89%
■
First 8c refunding mtge 4s sef A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
High
97% 100%
80%
90%
90%
l998_:_.Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998———Feb-Aug ,
'Michigan Ceiit collateral gold 3Visd998_Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998—'
——Feb-Aug
New York Chicago Js St Lcais—'
"
'
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980_-June-Dec J
First mortgage 3s series F 1886___—___Aprfi-Oct
4%s income debentures 1989——
June-Dec.
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series' B 1975—l-Aprll^Ocf
N Y 8c Harlem gold 3%s 2000—-—.—May-Nov.
Mortgage 4s series A 2043—.
Jan -July
•
87
June-Dee
—
71%
79%
>
80%
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s
•
.
97% 100,%
97%
101
series C 1984.
Low
,
98
,
Registered 1997---——-——-Jan-July
,3 Vis
167%
101%
,98%
14
*98% 101
98'/2
87
101:
163% 165%
163%
103%
99
..
1st mortgage 2%s 1978
:1st mortgage 2%s 1980——.
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
Jan, 1
Hoi
90
*93
Range Sinee
Seld
97%
♦85
•
>101%
97
11
♦99%
1976—Mar-Sept
Kanawha A: Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990
Kansas City ppwer 8c Light 2%s 1978
Beads
High
..
N
K
Friday's
*~
'
■■
or
Bid A Asked
"
101 Vi. 105
1975———.Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s' debs
Last
.
SoleFrlss
jPeriod
Bell Telephone 3Vis 1988—Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug,
New Jersey Power 8c Light 3s 1974——Jtor-Sepf
-New .Orleans Terminal'3%s 1977——....May-Nov
New York Central RR:Co—
•
"."
\ Consolidated 4s
series A 1998.;
——.Feb-Aug
f'
Refunding As impt 4%s series A 2013—-April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013__——April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980———
__1—April-Qct
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
/
Genetal,morfgage 3%s l997_—
——Jan-July
1
clear
Week's Bongs
Friday
Interest
Exchange
High •
,
JOrsey Central Power 8c Light 2% s
_'s
.
Low
„
Jamestown Franklin 8c
BONDS
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
" ,* f
'.'
*
^tin-July
1980
---Tprmjna.1 Ry 4s series -A 1970
3%s
'
New Jersey
Oeneol mortgage
Consol mortgage
;
Range Stnss
w—
.
MAY 4
"
Friday's
■Low
mtaols Central RE—
RANGE FOE WEEK ENDED
;'sNaag»
Monday, May 7, 1956
•
•
-
•—;
Number 5531
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.
Si
(2207)
NEW YORK STOCK' EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
*
*
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
RANGE
f. *v
ri"»r
Week's Range
Interest
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vas s I debs 1972
Last
Ferlod
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Low
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
Consolidated guarahteed 4s ser H
■
Consolidated guaranteed 4%8
97
98
Jun.
No.
22
•
98
■'*
Consolidated
'100%
89
Standard Oil
1
100%
108%
General mortgage 5s series A
4970—June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B
1975——ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E
1975—.April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s
104% 104%
J
*87
1964—.May-Noo
series A
Pittsburgh Youngstown
First
general
1984—
An
series
5s
Ashtabula
B
First
mortgage
Public
Service
First
and
First
_
and
and
V
First
102
98
'■
-.108
104 Vi
Term
104%
Jan-July
100
91
4
100
100.
-
"1
89
98%
-
99%
.-,*—•
3,00
100
•
\
13
98
100%
*130
•'
,100%
100%
3s
102%
138%
138%
208
98%
97
Rheem
Mfg Co
3%s
debs
90%
90%
96%
99
99
3s
987/a
103 %
100 Va
100% 101
Jan-July
104%
♦96
*
96
debs
conv
1980— „June-Dec
112%
111% 113%
1995 —Afay-Nov
1973
82
98
1st
4
81%
86
95%
99%
98'/a
*—
109%
98
117%
jADirect
mtge
7s
«
6s
1952
Gas
AConsol
6s
mtge
mtge
-April-Oct
Electric
♦156%
♦156%
coll
&
sinking
f
debs
148
95%
series
assented
A
156 Va
assented
95 Va
series
C
;
Bt Lawrence
Adirond'k
&
1st
Second gold
6s 1996
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
V'
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
1st
inc
mtge
4%s
First 4s
bond
Jan
certificates
ffrst
& Duluth
1989
89%
1966
.
Corp 3Vis conv 1983
Bkelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965
Bocony-Vacuum Oil Z%s: 1976
Southern Bell
3s
Ala
RR
gtd
5s
debentures
1987
93 %
97
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s
Bouthern Pacific Co—
(Oregon Lines)
4%8
*97%
90%
1969
mtge 3%s
88%
2%s
Orleans
Coll
Oil
93%
»—
96%
113
113%
92%
Tel
—
105%
105 Va 105'/a
104%
103% 104%
Afay-Nov
103%
103
167
119%
83'/a
3%s
122%
126%
Wilson
31
104%
107%
78
103%
106 Va
67
103
106%
100
100%
86
82
•
'75—June-Dec
E
1986
-104
*100
148%
*147%
145
143
143
„
*147%
—
83%
83%
.
148 Va
163 %
145
„
♦163%
'
168
163
161
—
81%
85%
10
119
166 %
102 »/a
100%
100%
90%
90%
90%
95%
98%
98%
98%
98 Va
166% 166%
*-j.
-
95%
.
102
*99 % 100
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92
92
*101%
102
107%
100% 101
.
103%
100
%
9
Va
13;
107%
100%
—
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92
96
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—
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♦86
85
Va
871.
84% .84%
84%
87
92
92
98%
92 Ve
91%
93
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♦65
90%
100% 101 Vs.
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59%
20
97%
~6
17
67
70
66%
68%
23
100% 100%
Jan-July
7
69»/a
68%
April-Oet
Apr-Oct
-Jan-July
*85
—May
*__
99%
101
98
103 Va
71%
.66%
100
69 Va
103 Va
99%
6
•
103%
104 Va
67
88
f
99%
99%
!
100%
.—
99% 100%
101%
101
1101%
67'/a
65
'
*87
101
_Jan-July
1984
debentures
100%
100
'
103 7/a
103%
90
92%
92%
107
93%
&
Central
Co—
RR
mtge 4 V2S inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power 2%s 1976-,
Gen
„
*101%
..
.
■V
■
148
101%
101
99
105%
112
98%
101 Va
—
lOOVa
102 y8
"80
67
74
74
2
74
81
91
"'91
1
91
92
79%
79
74
—Jan-July
—May
June-Dec,
Wisoonsin
98%
29
99
101
♦98% 100%
Jan-July
"...
mtge 4s series A 2004
1st
98%
*99
108% 109%
109%
April-Oct
first
mortgage 3s 1958-^,
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Co
♦89
98%
May-Nou,
1975
debs
conv
Wisconsin
'
,
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
86%
86%
2
82%
82%
82%
1
♦90
125
Jan-July
95
125
*
First
95
1
124
78
83
117
2%s
debs
Yonkers Electric Light
120%
5s
conv
3Vis
conv
Deferred
a
included
1985
4Vis
not
April-Ocf
89%
Afay-Nov
2013——April
1967.
89%
88%
*99%
*05
June-Dec
92%
1982—_April-Ocf
142%
16
—
89
93%
98
—-
QR
92%
99%
95
15
137 % 143
.
.
99%
101
101
.
& Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
."
644
!
100
92%
•-!
delivery
sale
year's
range,
the
In
not
n
included in the year'a range, d Ex-Interest,
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year'o
e
Odd-lot sale nod
rOaah mm
range.
the
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
the Bankruptcy Act,
97%
114%
in
Included
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 M
or securities assumed by such companies.
,
•
j.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week. >.
ABonds selling flat.
.*
■
•
'
•
93%
—Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
—
3%s 1971—
Y
132
5
118% 118%
1979-
2%s
85'/a
94%
mortgage
Wisconsin Public Service
87%
82%
—
"86%
May-Noc
,.
(Indiana)
-
4s guaranteed 2361-.
2361
first
income
—
*—
•
.
series
Products
167% 167%
.
94%
112%
-
.
*
1977
Bell
Standard
88 %
90 Va
"
r
3Vis debentures 1983
ASpokane Internal first gold
Standard
5
103 3/a
*148
Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-tfept
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
'
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953—
—Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970—
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967
Jan-July
Northeastern RR—
&
33As
88%
105%
90
90%
*163%
Westlnghouse Electric
99%
;
ser A
Shore
registered
:
5s
107%
95%
Afar-Sept
Afay-Nov
'
-
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis ser A 1981—
5
104 3/a
92
April-Oct
93%
96%
103%
104%
90%
Jan-July
98%
96%
103%
102 Va
I 1981—June-Dec
April-Oct
97%
'
84
A 1977
ser
1982
J
88
*
104 %
99%
*^_
June-Dec
-Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
104%
126%
;
1st
Mortgage
Southwestern
—
105%
100
*—
Gen
West
94%
158%
31
123
mortgage 23/is series F 1996
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
„
90%
126%
First
Joint
—
„
88
*104
102
100% 100 Va
Gen
48
1973—June-Dec
conv
1981.
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
>.
93%
90
213
113%
1969—
Ban Fran Term
•
93
102
127
90%
151% 158%
Jan-July
——Jan-July
.
New
92%
t.
Co—
convertible debentures 1970
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994_
First
92%
90%
158%
Jan-July
Edison
3Vis
4 Vis
94%
100'%
99%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1985,—
Southern California
Gold
03%
100 %
00
~
First 4%s
T,v.:
3
*91%
June-Dec
1979—
debentures
Gold
■■j;
100%
98V»
♦101% 102%
100%
•
mtge.4s income series A Jan 1981—j.—April
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
s
First mortgage 3Vis series B 1971—
-Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3Vis 1976—Afay-Nov
.'Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s ,2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester,Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Afay-Nov
West Penn Electric 3 %s <1074
May-No»
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
J*»-July
„
■,
Telephone A Telegraph Co—
debentures
2%s
„
% ,112%
»Q7"
1963——April-Oct
'
;2%s
Wabash RR Co—
99%
*93%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Oil
North
*97
.
957/8
w
107
June-Dec
lASiemens & Halske 6%& 1951
Bouth &
1"
r,
"94%" 94%
96%
105%
♦__
88 %
105%
1
105 %
95
*—
1995——Afay-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser C 1973—April-Oct
100%
109
84%
85
104%
*—
96%
93
96%
'84%
June-Dec
1958
5s
97%
117%
♦—
Virginian Ry 3s series B
—
1,145;
ser
114
97%
—June-Dec
1974
97
100%
:;no% 112%
Afay-NoV
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Bheli Oil 2%s debentures 1971
Sinclair
•105 "
First consolidated
101%
100%
"98%
*97
112%
,
,112%
♦98
Mar-Sept
8s Sons 2%s
debentures
112%
*100% 103 r
/""* *
mtge 3s series B 1980
s f debentures 1977
88%
&
3 Vis
92%
106%
*93
85
*
June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
101
101%
mortgage & Refund 3%s
mtge
1
460
92%.
.
mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Afar-Sept
ref
101%
92%
108% 110%
mtge 3s series F 1978—Afar-Sept
1st
.
21
90%
*105
1989_Pan-July
3 %s
3s
89 '/a
1968_June-Dec
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
Beagram (Jos E)
93
100
94%
100%
:
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
89%
93
19>
*100Va
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'/as B 1971
—April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Non
Scott" Paper 3s conv debentures
1971—Afar-Sept
1st
94%; 96%
May-Not>
gold 4s
cons
96%
Mar *Sep
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Bt Paul
Jan-July
2022
May
!
4s ser B 1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
mtge
87
92
96';.
96%
•
1st
A
ser
88
*95
103
95'/a
.
:
108%
Jan-July
v
97
99%
96,
96%
96%
*—
Jan-July
Jan-Juiy
1951
85%
95
v
99% 101%
4s series B 1957—May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
■
—
*—
April-Oct
•
ASecond
♦90%
—
96
1951—Jtme-Dec "
First and refund
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
100
-
First and refund
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
33
97%
i
Vandalia RR consol gtd
99%
73%
26%
3
Afay-Nov
-April-Oct
1947
A
Vanadium Corp of America—
3Vis conv subord debentures
95%
51
46
98
Apr-Oct
1947
series
95%
93
100
83
April-Ocf
1976
100%.104%
27%
-
,
1973
41"
83
-
„
—Jan-July
1972
—Feb-Aug
1975--—„May-Nou
debentures
98 Va
135%
*95%
.
sinking fund mtge series C 1951—June-Dec
3 Vis
103%
*—
fund
95
134
■
3%s
1972
99%
6
1
■
97%
-
Jan-July
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Corp—
General mortgage 4%s series D 1977
_Mar-Sepf
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969— -Afar-Sept
debs
.
95
102
95%
6
95
134
100 Va 101
—
.-••
•
114%
%
27
83
Afar-Sept "
trust
155%
„
.
.
96
•
♦92
Afay-Nov •
1977
& coll trust 3%s
s
186
156%
147%
—
"
;
91
98
53
>
Afar-Sept
6%s
147%
—
95
134
June-Dec
1975
110
91%
95%
•
*"*
lOOVi
—June-Dec
6%s sinking fund mtge series A
3 Vis assented series A 1951
186
_.Feb-Aup
1955
6s
Rochester Gas &
1953
*183
1980
2%s debentures 1967
United Steel Works Corp—
—
*: *156%
27/bs
Corp
mtge
6 Vis
—May-JVoo
tr
175%
175%
*156%
' —Afay-Nov
*
94%
99
-
95
I960—-Jan-Joly '
:
100
97%
*177%
—Jan-July
1950
mtge
§ AConsol
96%
93
99 % 100'/a
-
-
——„
debentures
3V4s
—Jan-July
'
;
.
U S Rubber 2%s debentures
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
IA Direct
96%
104%
95
94%
June-Dec
:
2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
462
83 %
*„
-April-Oct
—Feb-Aup
1946
92%
94
97
*89%
-
2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Afar-Sept
Tank Car 4Vis s f debs 1973—
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
Rheinelbe Union—
7s sinking fund mortgage
3 Vis assented 1946
IHgn
88%
,
97
•
Union
3%s
debs
'•«,
1974
3%s
u
Union Pacific RR—%
104 %
100%
*102%
Apr-Oct
1975
1
Low
10
*109
Ju7ie-Deo
1st mtge 3 Vis 1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
99
90%
-
1983—April-Oct
series D
: ;
mtge & coll
4%s
Reading Co first & ref 3%s
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s
18
94
—•
100 Vi
E 1985w_Jan-Juiy
ser
Pacific—
New Orleans
: .;;••
1st mtge
conv
89%
>93%
..
1971—May-.Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriJ-Oct
1968
Afay-Nov
3%s
Radio Corp of America 3%s
refupd M 3%s
debentures
1st
205 (
■
*96
June-Dec
1964
Jan.
No.
104%
AAdjustment income 5s Jan I960—
April-Oct '
Tol & Ohio Cent ref-and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec "
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Afar-Sept :
94
United
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
and
RR of
First
99%
1979-June-Dec
;
Range Sine*
Bold
94
•
1990^_April-Oct
2000
Union Electric Co of. Missouri 3%s
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Afay-Nov
1972—
series G
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s
1
91
Electric & Gas Co—
debentures
Bonds
•
:
'
1970—April-Oct
:
:
refund M 3 Vis series B
and refund M 3%s
General
.
—May-Nov
1st and refunding mortgage 3Vis
3%s debentures 1975
>
First and
101
98 Vi
1977——Feb-Aup
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
3%s
5
Texas Pacific-Missouri
*102
debentures 1963
May-Noo
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
1968—Jan-July
First
1001
98 %
•*96%
3s
•
•
■
Texas & New Orleans RR—
Jane-Dec
1983*
2%s 1984
May-No®
-
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s
"—Mar-Sept
mortgage 3s
First
101
June-Dec
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s
1973
T
93
100
97%:
Feb-Aug
First general 4,/2S series D 1977_
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
debentures
impt M 4s series C 2019
Jan-JuFf
Refund and impt 27/aS series D 19.85—
April-O.c!
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
L
—Afay-Nov
Ry—
1962
Friday's
89
89%
Refund and
110
86
—
98Vi
Afar-Sept
First general 5s series C 1974
;
90'/a
*101
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965_._fan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
'
1st mtge 3%s
or
Bid A Asked
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis-
;
-
Sale Prlea
-
106
102%
103'%
1974
106%
106
105
Week's Ittgi
Last
Period
-
debentures 2%s 1971—Afay-Nov
(N J)
debentures
27/es
II
105
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Bunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Bwlft & Co 2%s debentures 1972————_„Jan-JuIy *
90%
100%
2%s
—
*106
v? *
vjf
Lowr Hinh
Ua
105
guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
j.f
High
98
1
—
*102%
K*
BONDS
...V-
New York Stock
96
1957—May-Nov
I960—.Feb-Aug
1963—Feb-Aup
ENDED. MAY |
1
Low
I
ser
WEEK
Range Since
-
L
.,*88%
FOR
b
Bonds
-
High
96 %
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2Vas 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgn Cincinnati Chic A St Louis Ry—
".
Friday's
Bid & Askprf
145%
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 30, 1956, and ending Friday, May 4.
It is compiled by the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE
rriu»>
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Co
MAY
4
Range
Shares
Friday
for Week
of Price*
Low
High
Low
High
7% Apr
Par
10.500
6Vs
Apr
common.
-10
29%
29%
29%
150
28%
Jan
31
Feb
Alabama
Gas
9
9%
1.500
8
Jan
10% Mar
Alabama
Great
2Va
3
1,800
23/4
Apr
Power 4.20%
7Va
7%
2,100
7%
7%
7%
2,400
7%
1
—1
2
Va
Manufacturing common
Air
Associates Inc
Way Industries Inc
(N J)
_1
see
7%
1
3
Inc
footnotes
5
page
35.
10 %
8
25%
7%
x24%
10 Va
400
8
25%
1,600
V
3,000,-
9
Ajax
Petroleums
Corp
Southern
Jan
Alabama
Apr
8Va
Jan
Ai&sxa
Apr
10%
Jan
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares.
All American Engineering Co_
Alleghany Corp warrants
Jan
Feb
13% Mar
8
Apr
253/4 May
Airlines
Week's
for Week
Shares
Low
preferred
Inc
2
50
100
99 Va
1
5%
42%
.loe
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
% 1
34%
SIMM
Range
of Prices
50c
Ltd
37/g
6% Mar *
23%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
7Ve
Inc.
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
7%
Air
For
ENDED
7%
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
Air fleets
WEEK
—1
Supply Manufacturing.
Ainswortb
FOR
»aie»
Alloys.
Adams Hat Stores
Aero
tteeK'a
33'A
U
34Va
3,200
High
Feb
Va
33 % May
37Va
%
4,800
162
8
7%
Jan
175
Apr
Jan
Apr
99%
50
98
Apr
103%
Feb
5%
5%
3,200
5
Apr
6%
Jan
41%
7%
42%
2.000
40
Feb
99
7
8Va
1,200
7%
44,900
44% Jan
7V2 Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
5
i
The Commercial and Financial-Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
Friday
Las*
STOCK!
American Stock Rxshnags
Sale Prioe
4%
of Prices
Allegheny Airlines Ine.
Range Since
Share*
4%
6%% convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co Inc.
Allied Products
Jan
12%
Jan
700
10%
12% Mar
800
7%
100
40
39%
40%
1,300
10!
97%
95%
97%
500
95
Apr
98%
*
24 %
24
24%
300
24
May
26%
12
300
10% Apr
13%
Jan
40 %
Feb
33%
t
Aluminum
Ambrook
Industries common.
Jls
Industries Inc.
American Air PUter 5%
IAmerican
conv
pfd
American Beverage common
American Book Co
American Hard
1
10!
28
~1
2
69%
33%
Natural Gas Co 6%
2b
pfd
American
Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
1
$
1%
Jan
*2%
71
31
11
11%
38
600
34%
34%
150
15% xl5%
900
4%
4%
27%
9,000
31%
Feb
11%
8%
26,600
Feb
36%
Apr
4% Feb
4%
Jan
Feb
13%
13%
14
2,800
13% Mar
16%
8
23%
22%
23%
400
19% Mar
I
7%
7%
7%
700
7% May
8%
5%
6%
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
-20s
Anchor Post Products
6%
6%
3,400
3ft
3ft
3ft
6,500
218
J-an
14%
200
13%
Feb
13
Jan
14
14
-4.7S
shares.
15 %
15
14%
1,800
-2.4!
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd.
Anglp-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
13%
12%
14%
45,800
4%
400
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric -Manufacturing Co
l
Appalachian Elec Power 4%ft pfd—10!
Arkansas Fuel OH Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
4
1%
8%
8%
104% 105%
200
32%
33 %
18%
18%
19%
Convertible
Charis
4.72ft
preferred
New class A
Equipment Corp
Associate Electric Industries—
rets
6%
Feb
5,900
33%
Jan
16
17
2,000
16
May
18
2.M
20%
21
2,100
20% May
||
reg
Associated Pood
Stores Ino
Associate Laundries of America
x
24
10 %
l
3%
3%
4,000
3%
Apr
5%
3,300
2% Mar
3%
Club
a
(ex
$43
arrear
paid on
22 '83)—•
Atlantic
103%
l
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
1%
Feb
103% 103%
110
1%
Jan
43%
Feb
60
•
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
18
Feb
\
Automatic Steel Products Inc
9%
Feb
15%
3%
Feb
57%
59%
19%
21%
23,100
13%
12%
14%
12,700
1
Non-voting
preferred
non-cum
Ayshire collieries Corp common
16%
16%
800
9%
9%
'9%
10,400
43
2
44
Apr
Coal
ext
to
Baldwin Securities
1«
Corp
"3%
13%
14%
15%
500
Amerhan shares
3%
8%
110
50s
Barcelona Tr Light A Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
;
Basic Incorporated
•
2\}
8
■•'2%
'
3%
3% Apr
*8 %
7%
7%
7%
17%
18%
9%
10%
1
-
1%
2%
5%
:5%
3%
5%
Apr
Jan
Benrus Watch Co Inc
x
Blckford's
•
9%
3
1
~7%
•
A Co common
19% Mar
9%
1,000
Jan
10% Mar
Crown
12
6%
100
6%
Apr
6%
Apr
8%
Feb
Jan
6%
Apr
Feb
Jan
'8% Mar
2Go
2%
2%
2%
2,400
2 % May
2%»'Jan
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr ord
Breeze Corp
common
•
7%
6%
7%
16,300
6%
8
'7%
8%
3,700
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co
•
26%
26%
100
,
Jan
$1.12
Tobacco—
i
7ft Apr
7%
Jan
6% Mar
7%
Jan
3%
Jan
1,800
36%
Jan
40%
Apr
2% Mar
—
38%
39
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
20%
19%
21%
365,900
13%
Jan
21% May
Brown
21%
21%
23
22,900
17%
Jan
20
19%
20
600
18
Feb
24% Apr
21% Apr
common
B^own Forman Distillers
4ft
Brown
cumulative preferred
Rubber Co common
7%
7%
34
16%
16%
1,100
X14%
31%
1,400
24%
Feb
12%
12%
12%
22%
25
8%
common
preferred
11
60c convertible
8%
11
'Apr
4% Mar
700
11%
Apr
13%
13,000
22%
Apr
25
Jan"
9%
Feb
May
Feb
400
7%
100
10%
Feb
11
Apr
11
Feb
10%
10%
10%
600
9%
Jan
18%
18%
18%
3,200
17%
Feb
20% Mar
257,300
%
Jan
1% May
700
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
7,700
5%
Jan
2%
Apr
Feb
6%
19,500
preferred
Bunker Hill (The) Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
3%
Apr
American dep rets ord sharesBurroughs (J P) A Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation common.,
6ft
17% Mar
29%
25
Jan
Jan
Feb
4% Mar
_
7%
7%
16%
common
Budget Finance Plan
1,100
30
Bruce (E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B S F Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
7%
convertible class A
2,500
7% Mar
8%
39,100
6%
Jan
11
14
Eastern
California
$3.00
Aviation
Electric
Inc
Power
1%
5%
5%
•
25%
25%
26%
10c
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
1%
4%
4%
4%
15,100
3%
50o
•
preferred
50
$2.50 preferred
1%
14%
14%
15
—
65%
65V2
51
51
50
Calvan Consol Oil A Gas Co
l
5ft
Camden Fire Insurance
5
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
32,700
1%
Apr
100
4%
Jan
10,000
19%
Jan
Feb
14
200
22
9%
13%
13%
11%
11
x
11% Feb
13% Apr
10% Feb
12% Mar
4%
12,000
6%
600
2
5% May
9% Jan
*
300
4Va
42
Apr
8>A Mar
33% Jan
1,900
2
Jan
4%
12% Feb
5,100
42
Apr
10%
21
7%
•
„
J 24%
4,800
11%
lOe
16% Mar
Feb
3,100
5%
x
Jan
May
4,800
,
-7%
~4%
Jan
-9% Mar
1,500
13 %
i
25
8%
37%
13% Feb
200
.
24
lo
2%
6,200
.
-
42%
250
%
ft
.
Jan
6
3'A
27% Mar
L
14% Apr
37% Jan
,.
Jan
Jan
5% May
1% Jan
14,800
•
41
7% Mar
4% Apr
6% Jan
7
"
2%
Jan
Jan
16%
44 Va Mar
Apr
17% Mar
Mar
16
—•
——8c
-1.80
W
C
11
Apr
2y8
Jan
6>/4
Feb
28% Mar
4%
"v/a
%
17
Jan
.Feb
ft Jan
'Mar
~7%
~6%
5%
5ft
700
4%
Feb
6% Jan
88%
87%
89%
5 500
66%
Jan
91% Mar
8%
8%
7,900
Petroleum
"A"
8
1
8%
1
.
8
(Md)
Internat'l
reg)_£1
partlc
900
'6% Apr
8% Jan
—•
25c
"2%
100
-
27
4,100
100
27%
2%
.2%
v
700
9%
7% Feb
Apr
10% Mar
17%
Jan
21% 'Jan
27
Jan
30% Jan
3%'Mar
2% Feb
15
14%
15
400
13%
Jan
19
Mar
18
18
18
200
17%
Jan
7 18%
Apr
50o
4%
4%
5
common
17%
17%
-45
•
Liquidating Corp
8%
19%
18
2.50
]
;
18%
6% Feb
•
88,100
5
17%-
13,300
420
45
-
2%
1
Jan
5% Mar
13y8 Jan
17% Apr
51% Mar
Jan
44
%c
2 %
2%
2%
77,900
1%
Feb
2.50
Oil vtc
Curtis Lighting
inc common-.
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
C
•ft
Ltd—
7%
7%
7%
100
7
Feb
11 Va
200
9% Mar
4
11
11
5%
-6
1,600
17%
17%
18
1,100
15%
15%
15%
7%
7%
7%
1,200
in
Ml
100
6
.
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc.
Davenport Hosiery Mills
.——2.6o
Brothers Inc.
;
Mines Inc.
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores
Dempster
8ft
Co
•
2% Mar
7%
Apr
12% Jan
Jan
5
6
5
May
Manufacturing
Exploration
Steel
Tar
Textile
Jan
7,200
13%
Feb
15
50
64%
Apr
67% Mar
50
50
Apr
55
4,300
5
Feb
Apr
Mar
•
Jan
7,200
26%
Feb
-
100
Feb
i
Apr
I
3% Mar
i
17%
1.500
2%
3,200
4% Mar
6%
1ft
1%
13,800
lft Jan
2
16%
16%
200
7%
8%
23,300
1%
_
Jan
2% Mar
1
A
20%
•
•
Apr
i
Mar
5
17
18
Apr
8% Mar
Jan
Feb
23
common
•
ft
5%
28%
30
25
21%
32%
511 Apr
2.250
26%
Jan
30
May
25%
74,700
18%
Jan
29
17%
Jan
"23
Mar
1,500
12%
Jan
17
May
310
7l/2
Apr
8% Jan
i
32%
600
20
31% Mar
34% Mar
16%
17%
900
12%
Jan
17% Apr
£
38%
38%
25
34%
Jan
1
;
4%
4%
800
4%
Jan
39% Apr
5% Apr
34%
34%
50
31 y4
Jan
35% Jan
41
40%
42%
3,700
36%
Jan
23%
23
23%
2,000
22%
Apr
13%
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common
Drilling A Exporation Co
.10
Co
11%
13%
27,600
11
Apr
62
61
63
550
44
42% May
27 y4 Jan
-
5
14% Jan
;
63
F*b
34% Mar
?
% May
••
3iy8
1.200
%
%
25,200
6,500
7% Apr
May
(Allen B) Laboratories—
rets ord reg.
Duraloy (The) Co.
Durham Hosiery class B common.
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur A Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
7%
8
.10*
—1
Jan
'»
3%
Jan
I
Jan |j
Feb 1 r
10
5%
5%
700
4%
Jan
6%
8%
5%
—•
8%
100
7%
Jan
9%
17%
17
18
43%
—1
40
43 %
28%
Jan
30 y4
Jan
4%*
3
2H
3%
32,400
1%
Jan
Apr
Eastern
Malleable
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
31J
2
7%
7%
8%
21,900
5ft Mar
9ft Apr
Eastern
States
Canadian Canners
For
Ltd
A
footnotes
common
Dock
see
co
page
Ltd
35.
•
•
—
8
7%
8
300
3,900
18,300
May
24
Jan
33% Feb
51
Mar
17
7
Apr
8% Mar
^6% May
21%
Jan
24% Mar
26%
23%
26 y4
39,700
15%
Jan
82
83
300
77%
Jan
28
35%
34%
35%
450
3lV2
Jan
85% Apr
38% Mar
1
33 %
32
33%
3,600
22%
Feb
33%
Gas A Fuel Assn common—10
—-J
1
prior preferred
Iron
Corp
$7 preferred series A.
$6 preferred series B.
'
2% Mar
8
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
dep
*
Jan
28%
%
Common
!
Va May
28 V4
28 74
—
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Canadian Dredge
\
16%
4%
Douglas Oil Company.
Eastern
?
38%
7.50
Mar
32%
,
Mar
•
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6 % ft
preference
5
28%
;
\
8%
8
8
Dow
Harris
3% Jan
Feb
5%
1,500
22
16%
•
Ltd
Co Ltd common
Chemical Co
15
20
preferred
American
|
Feb
155
5%
5%
.
»
36% May
Jan
15
8% Mar
5%
3%
8s 8d
reg
Dorr-Oliver Inc
DuMont
,36% Mar
7
Apr
Jan
Feb
5%
3%
3%
Ltd.
Co Ltd.
A Coal ord stock
Dominion
Driver
>;
5%
Bridge
Dominion
$2
Apr
Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Diversey (The) Corp
Dominion
2ya
1.400
15
IS
1
25c
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
Dominion
?
lft Feb
148
1
Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware Mfg Co
Dome
Jan
36 Va
32
l
Detroit
Distillers Co
36%
j
Jan
8%
2,300
~6%"
8%
19% Mar
16%
Apr
7%
8%
~6%
100
A
16% Mar
14 Va Mar
33%
6%
1
Mfg class A common
debenture
Gasket
675
35
50c
common
Investment
Dennison
1
lOo
Rights
lOe
>.
35%
Duke Power Co
C A C Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
14
23%
11
14'/8
Cuban-Venezuelan
Detroit
Company
10%
25
Cuban American Oil Co___
Day
American dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power common-
25% Mar
13%
preferred
Davidson
•
Jan
'
J3n
45% Mar
600
'20%
34%
non-voting.
Cork
9% Mar
Jan
200
6,300
24
Ltd
common
34%
7
25%
13%
Cuban Tobacco
•
7ft
24%
34 %
Feb
8% Mar
36% Mar
-
24%
•
102
27%
7ft
33% May
1
Sugar
Apr
7
6% Mar
600
50c
Utilities
Cuban Atlantic
26% Mar
7ft
•
Jan
35
-10s
Electric
47
•
-10s
2% Mar
300
33%
.
9%
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil A Land Co common
Jan
4%
dep rets ord reg
Celanese Ltd—
May
''5% Feb
1
Crown
9% May
400
Amer
;
74
.
33%
7
Lines Inc
1.25
Aviation A Engineering—l
'Crown Cent
Feb
600
British
7%
7
-
33 %
10
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner A Co
Feb
6%
v'. Amer dep rets ord bearer
Jan
7,800
6%
"7%
British American
Apr
2
27,500
13,600
10%
55,300
Jan
4%
100
2%
8%
x9%
40%
44%
3,100
4%
5%
650
38%
74
,2%
4%
1,500
6%
40%
"2%
\ 8%
9%
"7 %
British American Oil Co
10% Mar
X
American dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum common
51% Mar
Jan
Jan
10% Feb
Jan
8%
Courtaulds
5% Mar
Apr
6%
6% Mar
Jan
May
Feb
6%
7%
Apr
8%
;
Mar
3%
~7%
•
5%
150
-
21
1
common
6%
'9
63
74
4,800
9%
5%
9
Mar
14
16%
Apr
Apr
May
5 ■
Jan
5
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
33
Jan
19% Jan
48%
100
Jan
4
11%
1,100
100
16%
3,600
6,500
1,400
—
23%
14
42%
prior cumulative preferred
Co
Feb
9,200
v
4% ■'"5
Jan
~
6% Mar
17%
12%
41%
Scrymser
33
1
3% Jan
200
14
42
5%%
29%
6,500
.
Corroon A Reynolds common.
$1 preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
4,000
Borne
6V2
23
Apr
7%
Bourjois Inc
% Jan
2,600
6%
17
11% Mar
Jan
40% Mar
25% Jan
14% Jan
7%
Bohack (H C) Co common
Apr
Apr
1,200
26% Mar
Jan
6%
"u
22%
32%
Jan
88
16%
4,400
12
6%
5%
8
9%
11%
"9%
Apr.
15%
Feb
"
10o
6%
x
common
2%
13% Jan
75%
16
17%
16%
17%
950
16%
49
48%
25
50o
1% Jan
1,400
Coro Inc
Feb
21
6% Apr
Jan
25%
19%
Apr
7% Mar
Cornucopia Gold Mines
9,000
20
Apr
'47%
Mar
5% Jan
6y4 Mar
•
13,800
50s
B
Mar
19%
•
X
Corp
Electrodynamics Corp
Class
Jan
l
Black Starr A Gorham class A
Blauner's common
2%
1.800
2%
4%
1—•
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting.
9% Mar
17%
16
2
Mar
*
10
30s
Co.
ordinary
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
Continental Commercial Corp
Continental Uranium Inc
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Mar
15% May
19
r Apr
15%
100
Mar
95
8
Feb
;5%
100
16
6%
Apr
Apr
28
9%
17% May
9
Feb
'8,000
i
800
Mar
'
Apr
!
83 -
Apr
16
6
12%
-'
2% May
Mar
5%
600
50s
common—
Jan
7
5,300
;
Jan
lft
'68,600
17%
20c
Beck ( A S) Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock Instrument Corp
7
93,300
1,300
l
Bearings Inc
Blumenthal (8)
2%
7%
i
Basin Oil Company
Inc
•
4
20
Continental Air
17
"7%
14%
5
10«
Consolidated Mining A Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
14%
~6%
84%
•
;
Consolidated Gas
4,600
3%
8
.
Ltd
Beau-Brummell Ties
Co
Jan
Banco de los Andes—
Banff OH
common
Apr
Apr
Jan
Apr
8% Apr
200
83%
5
Jan
15
19
i4ya
ft
"u
1
9%
8% Jan
37,700
15
14%
X
Apr
4% Mar
•
Jan
73
2,200
19
8
1
4%
44% Mar
4%
100
9%
9%
Apr
12%
•
93
5%
Products
"22%
Jan
9%
73%. 74
9%
1965.
Diesel
Consol
1
Jan
Mar
22'A
—;
Corp
7% Mar
J 26 JA Jan
Consol
Bailey A Selburn Oil A Gascommon—
11,500
5U
5% Mar
16%
12%
26%
Connelly Containers Inc
Apr
BClass A
;5ft
12%
26%
Mining
Co
Aluminum
Continental
Baldwin Rubber
3%
% Jan
Jan
6% Mar
Machine
A
Consolidated
Vtc
4% Mar
Feb
8
5,400
4%
83%
16%
37
1,100
8,200
3%
14%
Feb
9
1,600
11
«
Jan
4%
16%
lo
21%
10%
4
6%
15% Mar
l
_•
Automatic Voting Machine
Axe Science A Electronic
20%
10%
5%
43
Commodore Hotel Inc.
22% Mar
59%
600
21%
6%
Community Public Service.
Compo Shoe Machinery—
1% May
7,400
1,800
2
Colon Development
Colonial Airlines
Feb
107
Mar
102
1%
1%
20%
Coast Line Co
100
6%
2
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
dlv
-5%
America
Caribbean Oils vtc
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Associated Tel <fc Tel—
'CI
of
Apr
Mar
45 y4 Apr
113
Apr
% Feb
5%
6%
1
Coastal
Jan
2%
60
6%
Corp common
Clinchiieid
Apr
•2%
3%
'
113
13
143
Jan
44% Apr
110% Feb
10
Hosiery Co—
Clayton A Lambert Manufacturing
Jan
Feb
112
113
Apr
Apr
12% Jan
9'A Jan
700
•
Claussner
Apr
8%
20%
•
2s 6d
1
Clary Corporation
Apr
44%
100
-
2%
32
Apr
123
Clarostat Manufacturing Co.
.11% May
29,200
11%
45'A
11%
4,100
preference
Co
Clark Controller
108% Mar
105% May
11%
42
•
Aro
25
10%
40 %
11%
44%
29% Mar
32
i
1% Apr
2ft Feb
100
44%
8,100
11% "11%
Christiana Oil Corp
City Auto Stamping Co___
Jan
40 %
2ft
32
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Jan
11%
„
•
(when issued)
American dep
105% 105%
10!
warrants
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
2ft
5.50
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Arkansas Power A Light—
Armour A Co
iy8 Jan
100
100
10
Chief
20%
5% Mar
5,600
5ft
Chamberlin
Jan
Jan
18% Jan
28,600
12%
Chicago Rivet
34%
7%
lft
2%
•
Feb
110
6%
1%
X
10%
Jan
4% Apr
7ya May
6%
11%
Light $5 pfd
2ft May
Jan
1%
8
19.50
1
preference
Feb
Apr
2%
1
1
4%
31
7,800
Jan
Apr
102
23
1
.
wi
A
Feb
1.
.—
Ltd vtc
A Co
Feb
8%
;
; 9,300
7,500
of America
Jan
4
2107
32%
17
25,900
311
—
14% May
10 % Jan
29% May
29%
3%
3.50ft preferred
Central Power A Light 4ft pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
312 Apr
14%
"6% Jan
Feb
27%
3%
$1.50 series
Central Maine Power Co—
7% Mar
Jan
5% Apr
X
Conv
23% May
.
5,400
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Jan
16%
5%
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Apr
Feb
14%
700
Castle (A M)
Catalin Corp
Apr
Jan
41
36% May
,33
2
5%
29%
Casco Products common
31% Mar
Jan
27 % Mar
900
6,400
common
Power
High
2ft
6c
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
35% Apr
25% Feb
500
30%
00
2ft
Carreras Ltd—
Apr
34
Co
common
Carolina
Apr
Jan
IN
Corp
American
Writing Paper common.
AMI Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class A.
New
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2ft-
pfd—10
Carey Baxter A Kennedy Inc
Carnation
Apr
Feb
1
29%
4%
41%
61
30%
15%
Jan
50
33%
34%
Feb
% Feb
600
30%
Meter Co
American
"A"
70
36%
American
Tractor
2%
2
70
11%
3!
Machine.
Co
Feb
8%
500
Shares
partlc
Ltd
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
10 % Mar
9,100
30%
Rubber Co
American Laundry
American Manufacturing
American Maracalbo Co
American
9%
8%
"U
for Week
Minerals—
Canso Oil Producers
Apr
30%
~9%
If
Bantam Car Co common—1
•
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
8 % Mar
Apr
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75 cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
retrorma
Canal-Randolph Corp
Feb
11%
Investing cap stock—1
(Mich) common
•
7%
Sales
Range
5%
Canadian Williston
16% Mar
14%
7%
Marconi
Canadian
Jan
13 %
5,400
11%
Homestead Oils Ltd.
Canadian
Jan
6%
Feb
4% "4%
11%
14
4%
11%
Canadian
Feb
4% Mar
12%
alltf a Fisher common
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—
Allied Internat'l
5%
Week's
of Frices
Low
High
Jan
4%
5,400
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Low
High
4 V*
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED MAY 4
Seles
Week's
Loio
FOR
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100
198
198
25
135
Jan
183
183
25
173
Mar
213
Apr
Mar
197% Mar
-
Volume
183
Number
5531 ...The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
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RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Prloe
Par
Low
j
%
Forge
0%
Ero
&
cum
1st
281/4
19 y4
18,400
b.ZOO
27% May
13 Va Jan
20
17%
18%
1,100
16%
Jan
18%
23%
19%
24%
21,200
13%
Jan
5%
25,700
24% May
9% Jan
Ironite
5%
25% Apr
2iy4
20%
25Va
6,000
14%
III5
14%
15%
4,200
33*8
3-
3t
3%
4
j
3%
13%
Feb
24
5%
~7%
•squire Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line common
—
Fkctor (Max) & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument-
(
4%
Jan
Jeannette Glass
45%
Jan
Jan
Apr
-
6% Apr
9% Apr
5% Jan
28,000
1%
-
13
7%
7%
23%
22%
Feb
Jan
8%
»argo Oils Ltd.
[
25c
Fenestra Incorporated
Financial General Corp
lOc
Association
jrire
Firth
(Phila)
Inc
Sterling
Flying Tiger
Line
3
8%
_lo
53%
7%
ft
7%
A
Class
1
B
8% Mar
2% Mar
17 %
Feb
700
7%
17,700
*
:
400
lO'/a
Jan
23J/a
Apr
28%
Jan
11%
12%
28,800
12 y2
May
12
•
122%
121% 123
4&
4
-4%
11,100
15%
15%
15%
•
30
29%
30
1
~5%
~5%
~6%
~2%
<•
General Alloys Co
General Builders Supply
dep rets
General Fireproofing
ord
5%
convertible
IGeneral
17%
Stores
Gilbert (A C)
Corporation
700
2,300
1
Mines
5
Feb
6%
5%
Jan
8
1%
Jan
2% Mar
3%
35,700
250
18
1,100
17%
Jan
20%
600
Apr
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
200
14%
Apr
16%
■1%
20,100
Apr
1%
Apr
2V\
Jan
Manufacturing
3,900
8%
100
31%
Amer Industries
1,600
,
13%
13
3%
Apr
6%
9%
Feb
Jan
Apr
24
Jan
31%
Apr
16,700
13
500
Apr
9% Feb
16% Jan
9%
10%
Jan
400
19% Feb
22
Jan
2,600
1%
Jan
20
41V2
Jan
59 %
2
2
57
57
57%
53%
50
42
Jan
80%
82
53 y4
60
78
Jan
91
1%
1%
75
-
1%
8,400
1
500
56
Jan
81
600
26
Feb
28%
36%
37
150
26%
Feb
37%
6%
Jan
12%
12%
3%
3i/a
13
2,300
3%
11% Apr
4,600
2%
-*
100
169%
4
1%
950
4
169% May
132% Feb
160
1%
Freehold
Kidde
1,800
7%
600
90%
13% May
7
Feb
17
Mar
8
Mar
Jan
7%
7%
8%
5%
4%
Apr
4%
4%
12,400
4
Jan
1%
9% Apr
6% Feb
1%
1%
28,500
1% Feb
2 % Mar
300
3,400
4%
4%
4% Feb
1
5% Jan
1%
59,800
1
Mar
1% Jan
2
jjj
23,900
2
Feb
3ft Apr
4
17%
'17%
10,800
!
50c
3%
3%
3,300
pfd
3 %
Feb
100
102% 102%
10
101%
Apr
4%
3%
24%
J>5c
2 5
24%
27%
34%
8,250
23
24%
5,700
13%
13%
13%
600
_2.50
19%
18%
19%
2,100
_ioc
2 J/4
2%
2%
3,700
•
14%
14%
14%
1,700
common
Kingston Products
1
.
j
l
"3%
Apr
Mar
Mar
Apr
Apr
8% Mar
17
Mar
4% Mar
8,500
189
Jan
138
Jan
1%
Apr
2
4
Apr
5% Mar
Mar
'
i.21 J/4
12%
-
Feb
34% May
28 Va Mar
.17%
Jan
14
Mar
14 Va
Feb
19%
Apr
Feb
2
3
Jan
Feb
~3%
3%
700
2%
15% Jan
%
%
15,500
%
Jan
——
21%
21%
400
12%
900
4,400
77,300
38%
Jan
—
4
Jan
Mar
3%
3%
20o
2%
2ft
2%
%
Jan
13% Mar
12%
3%
15%
Jan
19%
Jan
21%
Apr
12%
Feb
13 %
3
Jan
Jan
3% Feb
lft Jan
2%
5%
1
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Shores
Mines
8
6% Jan
Feb
Apr
20
6%
800
5%
Jan
6% Mar
5%
5%
4,100
4%
Jan
6
6%
Apr
8% Feb
Apr
16% Jan
5
6%
13
5
Realty
common
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
1
8%
25c
3
900
1,300
5
32%
13%
1,700
10%
100
8%
4%
15%
15%
9% 1 '
5
27i/a
;
13,300
8
"5%
~5%
6%
"5% '
300
6%
100
5% Mar
6%
55
Mar
100
1%
Jan
14 Va
Jan
1%
1%
4,900
1 %
May
Lynch Corp
a
11%
10%
11%
l
10%
10%
17
17
143%
141
17
100
145 %
16
8,000
19% May
1% Jan
Mar
18
Jan
92%
Jan
149%
Apr
38%
Jan
43%
Apr
4,500
10'/a
Apr
13%
Jan
,M
-■
Macfadden
Publications
uil
Corporation
Service
Stores
Inc
500
Co
7
j
common..
Manlschewitz
(The B) Co
*
Marconi International Marine
£1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common—
Aircraft Corp
& Co
11% May
4% Apr
16% May
32 %
300
18% Apr
33% Apr
--
30
1% ~8%
40
Jan
700
18
34%
34%
35%
1
28
26%
28
1
5%
9%
Apr
Jan
19% Mar
24'A
Jan
32%
550
30%
16 y4
11,200
18
28%
8Va
100
18
30%
•
:
Mar
1
1
„
Feb
38
—
—
•
common
Co
10% May
3% Jan
5,100
5
Johnson & Co
Mfg
10,900
31%
—
McDonnell
(A G)
1,500
4%
17%
—
32
11%
3%
16%
3%
17
•
Communication Co Ltd
Mead
Jan
Jan
2,125
•
McKee
Apr
Mar
7% Jan
7% Jan
Apr
19%
l
Menasco
16%
38
16%
19
Co
Mangel
Jan
Feb
87
Louisiana Land & Exploration
(The) Co
1
5% Mar
Jan
11%
46%
1
Lunkenheimer
14
Apr
10% May
10% Mar
3%
4,600
•
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch
32% May
Feb
Feb
8% Feb
•
Locke Steel Chain
Jan
12%
30%
10
Class B
Jan
10
1,400
16%
I
5% cumulative preferred
Loblaw Groceterias class A
13
400
13%
10%
50o
Leonard Refineries Inc
Le Tourneau (R G.) Inc
6V2
13%
31%
13%
5
Lefcourt
6%
13
10
common
Public
Jan
6Va
5%
Lear Inc
Maine
22
1%
l
1
Lamson & Sessions Co_
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
La Salle Extension
University
outtgim
Jan
1
Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
29%
Feb
35 y4 May
7,400
29
25% Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
5%
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
5%
6,500
4%
Feb
1
20
Mesabi
19%
20%
26,100
11%
Jan
1
53%
53%
54%
2,900
42'/a
Jan
Apr
59% Mar
9%
Iron
Co
Textile Corp
25c
common
1,000
11
Feb
11%
16%
Jan
10%
11%
16,300
9
Jan
12
Apr
11
Jan
11%
Jan
16%
16%
400
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
Midland Oil Corp $1
17%
800
Jan
17%
12%
13%
4,400
8%
Feb
15
5%
5%
200
5%
Apr
9%
9%
10% "
1,200
9 V2
Apr
1%
1%
1%
9,600
1%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
200
8
Jan
25%
1
1
2.50
13
common
I
preferred
•
•
——
1
preferred
conv
15%
1
Micromatlc Hone Corp
Middle States Petroleum
6%
6% Feb
21%
10
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
58,800
•
25
Apr
L
4%
1
Jan
Mar
Jan
36% Mar
33%o
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
Mar
4% Feb
22
5
I_g
7I50
Corp__
Stores
20
106
27%
50
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co
Hotels
15% Mar
100
34%
24%
cumulative preferred
Knott
17
—II5
Company
Kings County Lighting
12 ya
5
14%
7%
Feb
2%
Oil
ft
Grocery Stores Products common
13%
7%
8% Apr
2% Feb
Jan
1
(Walter) & Co
Kin-Ark
11%
oiiesedieck Company
6% Jan
2%
Apr
2li
1__
11%
GypBum Lime & Alabastine
14
1
(Del
9c
Leases
5,500
5,200
88
1
-50c
iff
7y4
2%
Jan
100
Kennedy's Inc
Metal
1731/;
133% 135
1%
1
Ltd
Oils
170
1
Jan
Apr
1% Mar
77
28
5
stock
Jan
75
27%
27%
10c
Inc
2% Apr
53
80%
7
2%
7
i5q
Chemical Co
Kawneer Co
Apr
15% Apr
13%
►
20%
2%
1
Hydraulics
Gridoll
Feb
7%
Pacific Tea—
Grass
May
5ft Jan
-1
Ron-voting common
7% 1st preferred
i.
2%
107% May
108 V2 Apr
13
50
4
pfd—25
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
"
103
1,800
5%
30%
•
Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
Sweet
103 y4 Mar
175
2%
8%
common
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv
i
104
5ft
5
Great
10
2%
1
Grand
J
3
5
Goodman Manufacturing Co
*
Feb
9%
class A
&
7%
16%
class B_
prior preferred
Qoldfleld Consolidated Mines
Great
Mar
19%
103
10
Inc
Great Atlantic
18
48% Mar
2%
Inc
$4150
Gorham
May
20%
Glenmore Distilleries
(Adolf)
Apr
Feb
3%
Jan
5ft
1
Godchaux Sugar
Class B
17
Jan
39%
•
Co
2
Apr
Apr
1%
•
common
Glen Alden Corp
Union
Jan
Jan
900
107% 107%
1
-
32
113
700
1%
•
Gladding McBean & Co
Jan
Apr
1,900
3
1
t
Gobel
29
108 Va
15%
•
Gold
r
*
Jan
18%
18%
20
Gilchrist Co
.
16
43%
'
i
Jan
42
50c
preferred
Mich Corp
Yellowknife
Giant
Globe
15
Apr
7%
17 y4
43
*
$4.60 preferred
Gerlty
,
6%
6W
5
common
Georgia Power $5 preferred
*
Feb
£1
reg
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp common
»
3%
2%
2%
common
Company
8% Mar
1,000
General Electric Co Ltd—
■>-
Jan
1%
3ya
40% Apr
10% Mar
900
6A Jan
3
7
General Acceptance Corp warrants
)
Feb
4% Mar
100
Mfg Oo common
American
Drug
Lake
common
6% preferred
i
135
c
.
6%
Jan
Feb
4,000
5
CO
-
138
3,500
6%
Gellman
j
ft
6
Inc
Feb
125
£1
reg
Co
Kaiser Industries Corp
Kaltman
(D) & Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4ya%
Kobacker
119%
0
6ya
t
.
9% Mar
800
5%
Gatlneau Power Co
;
Feb
3,600
6%
r
f
63% Mar
11%
•
Corp com—1
convertible preferred
25
'
Apr
24%
5%
A)
Jan
10%
1
(Geo
10
23%
1.25
Fuller
Apr
24%
1
Sales
Beer
Jan
3%
34% Mar
11%
Co
Luxe
24%
7% Apr
11% Jan
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
i
4%
Jan
1
Inc
Fort Pitt Brewing
i
x52%
7%
1
non-voting
voting
Fox De
Feb
27% Feb
8% Mar
2,800
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class
Apr
1%
300
54
Jan
19 V2
50,800
9%
53
7
5,900
31
I
is
200
24%
3ft
30j/4
2.50
Plsbman (M H) Co Inc
Fltzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
f
3
10
9%
Jan
Feb
Kawecki
J7%
High
45%
28%
21,300
2%
\
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd
100
1
39%
~7
j
—II
Jan
7ya
1
Low
37
9
15% Apr
35 y4 Apr
Katz
i
v
_
Feb
7y2
2ft
pfd—100
t c
•
Inc
Apr
6uo
1W
-10
Manufacturing
Range Since Jan. 1
High
36% Mar
39%
1
3.90%
Irving Air Chute
4%
1,600
~7%
1
Co
8%
5%
*7%
$1 or 25c
Jan
Iowa Public Service
Iron Fireman
3%
7ya
1
Feb
41%
10
Co
105%
Feb
-
Mar
Shares
*
14,300
4
5%
Jan
•..,.9% Jan
a
3%
4
t
10c
preferred
Apr
102%
1
com
5
29% Jan
for Week
^Prices
Lout
Israel-American Oil Corp—
100
Iarael-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc_lo
5
1
10c
Manufacturing
10c
18%
100
Co
Corp
International Resistance Oo
Investors Royalty
27%
preferred
Steel
% Jan
18 y4
I~20c
pfd
common
convertible
1,500
1
__
$2
\h
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products
8
_5c
Inc
Erie
Apr
25
Apr
4* Apr
Sales
Rjfnge
of
•
19V4
Corp of America
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp
Par
28 Va
common
Manufacturing
19%
23 Va Mar
1
Emsco
Sale Prloe
High
17% Jan
Electrographlc Corp
El-Tronlcs
Low
Week's
Last
Exchange
International Metal Industries A
5
Electronics
Friday
American Stock
l
Electric Bond & Share common
EieeuoData Corporation
4
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial tot
•2 preferred
Elder Mines Limited
MAY
for Week
Shares
WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
10%
23
10
25%
15%
2,300
10%
17,600
Apr
Mar
6%
13
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
9%
Jan
,
27% Mar
Jan
10
May
12
12
Mar
12% Jan
Jan
„
—
9%
1,500
27
26%
29%
6,300
5%
5%
5%
1,400
34%
34%
25
34%
Apr
x35% Mar
26%
26%
26%
1,600
22 Va
Jan
29% Apr
—
Midland Steel Products—
H
$2
Hall
*
'i
4
»
<
*
i
f
«
4
'
3
Hammond
1
Lamp Co
Organ Company
Hafbor Plywood Corp—
Hartford Electric Light
Harvard Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co—
:—
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co_
Basel Bishop Inc-.
Haaelttoe
Beam
Becla
Corp
3%
3%
38
16%
58
~2%
i
Helena
s
(
1
i
6%
6%
44%
3,200
9%
100
10
18%
19
17% "17%
3%
25c
600
17%
Apr
May
17% Mar
59% Apr
*2% Apr
4%
Feb
4% Jan.
3
Jan
6%
Apr
48
3%
Jan
Feb
liya Jan
20
Jan
18%
Feb
100
Jan
104%
72
May
Jan
140
20
2%
,
,
3,900
12%
1,200
3
29%
4,700
3%
2%
3%
41,200
5%
5 Va
5%
400
77
27%
13%
13%
13%
3,400
13
13'/a
4,400
—
17%
17%
25
.
Co
•
•
common
Apr
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
13%
Jan
Apr
4% Jan
30% Mar
2% Mar
5
Apr
Mar
10% Feb
3% May
6% Jan
35
Jan
15% Mar
127%
127% 129 Va
26%
26%
—
100
105
■
60
300
105
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc common
5
Bumble CHI Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
48%
Hydro-Electric Securities
•
11
10%
11
Hygrade Food Products
5
27%
26%
29%
10
48%
121
—
48%
300
121%
200
10
Feb
15% Mar
xl7%
Apr
20
Jan
53%
-15
1% preferred
27/a
3%
11
Feb
Feb
22% Feb
30
13
(Geo A) & Co
12% May
"
28%
:
Apr
Apr
6
1,900
*29%
zzzzz*
Jan
9%
400
6%
12%
3%
3,100
10
6
12%
3
3%
9%
6
1
class A
Jan
Jan
16
5
B
Hardart
Apr
9% May
1,000
60c
inc
Jan
2%
3,100
72
3%
10
Corporation
A
2%
5
40% Feb
38
-
1
—2.50
Horn 8c Hardart Baking
Horn
2% Apr
14,000
42%
3% Feb
4
Jan
4%
21
Holly Stores Inc
Holopbane Co common
Hormel
700
72
Hofmann industries Inc
Class
300
101% 102
Bollinger Consol Gold Mines
Herder's
500
4%
common
Hlghie Mfg Co common
(R) 8c Co Inc common
Ltd
4%
19
Hoe
Home Oil Co
Jan
17%
common—
Hercules Gallon Products Inc_
Holly
Jan
iya
;2%
2%
Class A
*
56 Va
6%
preferred-
*
300
.
-
4%
13% Feb
6,300
2%
~9%
Jan
2%
4%
Rubenstein common
Feb
58%
'
4
Co
Henry Holt & Co
22 V2
1,800
42%
(WE) & Co
5%* preferred
3%
2,700
16%
2%
2%
_
Heller
1
200
38
16
Dept Stores common—
Mining
3%
35
Jan
57
Mar
137%
Jan
27%
Apr
127
104
38 y4
Mar
Jan
108% Jan
50
Apr
128% Apr
,
13,100
113
Feb
5
4,300
Jan
8%
Jan
11
Jan
29% May
20
5% Mar
May
Wohl
Co
2.50
common
22%
20%
23%
common
Amer. dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
4%% convertible preferred
Public
Service
*
52%
x6ft
X46
%
11% Jan
6%
19,100
52%
25,600
50
pfd
1
26%
26%
27 Va
3,100
24 y4
Jan
30% Mar
preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B—100
4.50% preferred series C
100
97%
97%
98
160
96 ya
Apr
102% Mar
Jan
109
Apr
102
common
Ltd
4.40%
cumulative
class A
com
1,200
11
40
96
Jan
5% Feb
36%
Name
changed
Financial
Mt
6%
Mount
cumulative preferred
Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel.
IMuntz TV Inc
common
Nachman
3%
18%
100
133%
200
3%
Feb
44% Jan
Feb
3% Jan
3%
Jan
18%
Apr
,
110
133% 134
1%
125 Va
Jan
136%
20% Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
2,500
1%
Apr
900
26%
Jan
27% Feb
1,000
10 y4
Feb
12 ya
Apr
31
Feb
35%
Jan
4
Apr
4% Jan
Jan
15% Jan
1%
26%
27
11
11
11%
33%
33%
34%
200
4%
5,400
14
2.50
4% Mar
3% Jan
1,100
19
1
1
Milling
Co
1
National Bellas Hess common—
National
Brewing Co
(Mich)
National Mfg A Stores common
National
Petroleum
•.
23% Mar
Jan
National
Rubber
Machinery
64f Apr
National
Steel
52% May
12% Apr
National
Telefilm
National
Transit
Associates
Apr
Apr
9%
3,600
8%
Jan
10% Mar
New British Dominion
Feb
23% Mar
New England Tel & Tel
21
8ft Jan
common
Ltd
Car
Jan
Jan
Apr
common
National Union Electric Corp
National U. S. Radiator Corp w 1
37%
Apr
Neptune Meter common
5%
Jan
Nestle
125% Mar
Le
Mur Co
1
14%
5
10%
4
14%
14%
100
4%
5%
2,100
10 Va
10%
1,900
3%
3%
12%
12%
4
1
1
4%
Apr
11,200
4
common
New Bristol Oils Ltd
Oil Ltd
10
3%
Feb
Jan
4
500
3%
Jan
13
400
12%
Apr
5%
5%
6A
2
11%
11%
11%
500
1
10
5%
Apr
25 y2
28%
,
25,600
3ft Jan
10%
17%
Jan
Jan
17% Jan
4
Feb
4
Jan
13%
7
Jan
Mar
12% Apr
29% May
25%
29%
23,100
27%
28%
2,300
27
Jan
30% Mar
1
27%
27%
1,200
24
Jan
29
*
31%
31%
200
10c
"4
1
40c
100
3%
4
5,100
29% Jan
3
4%
Jan
4%
500
3%
27,100
2%
Jan
14%
14%
14%
3,500
11%
Jan
31%
31%
32
1,400
28%
Feb
7%
7ya
7%
700
5% Mar
2
H*
2
40,200
lft Feb
2%
3
49,700
2
Jan
2,960
134
Jan
4%
1
30c
1
8
1
Feb
100
4
25c
Ltd
4'/a
3%
18%
1
10
Inc
23%
35.
177%
166 J/4 May
42
Apr
Apr
5% Feb
Jan
National Alfalfa Dehydrating tt
92%
page
75
4
50c
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
600
see
400
43
42%
2.50
lo
Muter Company common
2.400
25
166% 168
4%
5
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
2,800
22
100
4%
Corp
Clemens Metal Products
4%
9%
99
4%'
Apr 26)
95%
22
Mar
to
General
(Effective
33%
9%
104
•
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Plan Corp of America
4%
7%
—
lis
Morris
92%
•
13% Mar
Jan
1 % May
~
Monroe Loan Society
32%
Cigar Machinery
12%
Monongahela Power Co—
95%
1
Feb
1,400
11,800
32%
Inc
Jan
1%
Industrial Enterprises
International Breweries
107
104 y4 Mar
50
Apr
12%
12%
•
6
1%
98
5
9%
Mar
12%
12 Va
50c
5
29% May
Jan
1%
96%
Inc
Mar
12%
12ya
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Insurance Co of North America
104% 104%
100
31% Mar
Jan
8
22%
*
96%
€1
29
9
1—1
National Starch Products
6%
50c
•
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Molybdenite Corp (Can)
Molybdenum Corp
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—10o
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
For footnotes
*
National Research Corp
22,800
Imperial Chemical Industries—
International
s
Mining Corp of Canada
Missouri
•
_50o
:
National Presto Industries Inc
I
Illinois Zinc Co
Miller
Abrasive
Piping Co—
Jan
24% Mar
dividend-shares—-
non-cum
Mid-West
Midwest
"3%
2!s
138
3
137% 138%
Jan
Apr
33% Apr
4
May
6% Feb
4% Feb
14% May
34% Jan
7% Apr
2ft Mar
3
May
139 % Mur
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
(2210)
EXCHANCE
AMERICAN STOCK
fcAfctiE
Week's
-frlday
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
New
Clock
Haven
Watch
&
1
Co
Share*
Low
Par
rnn
1
2%
1%
1%
J Fen
?V. An?
.
50c
New Idria
New
50c
Mln & Chem Co
53
54%
19%
19%
20%
2 700
20c
1
Pacific Coal <te Oils Ltd
New Park Mining Co__
New Process Co common
New Superior Oils
New York Auction
New
York
1%
2%
1%
17 700
1
Co
Noma
10
59%
11%
11%
class
Cement
43
40
43
10
A
Penn RR
Co
Class
££
»
"5%
"~5%
"5%
Apr
4%
Apr
in?
103 I\ Jan
4% Jan
2% Jan
63/8 Feb
2% Jan
97
2,000
2%
2%
Anr
O?
ion
4%
2 %
tan
Rv2
8/8
120
100%
98
4%
4,500
0
,
Oceanic Oil Company
Ohio
Power 4%%
Okalta
Oils
Okonite
Old
Town
17
•
preferred
100
Ltd
99,500
108%
120
2\k
107
2%
80%
80%
51/3
5%
5%
6%
6%
8%
Jan
700
8%
3%
17%
65%
111%
3^
1,500
'
Corp
common
40c cumulative
preferred
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
Omar Inc
7
1
8%
1
16
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Overseas Securities
1
Gas
18
May
105
Jan
23
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
5%
Jan
9
4,400
8%
7,800
843/4
600
4%
25%
P
redeemable
b%
redeemable
4.80%
■.
4.50%
1st
1st
III28
I_2B
28%
28%
27%
27%
1,400
28
27%
28
26%
27%
500
24% Apr
900
24% May
•
101
102
450
•.'
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99%
98%
•
"
" 99
pfd-IIIIioo
•*
2%
90
17/
"
•
15
2
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„
9%
- -
__2
Co
2%
72,000
1%
Apr
2% Mar
25'/s
Jan
2
—
-
36
37
7,800
31%
42
25
34%
Feb
4%
Feb
*
1
5
5%
3,200
1%
1%
1%
7,000
3%
3%
3,bOO
30%
2,000
-
2
4%
20
200
10%
12
6,000
2fV>
"
7
%
■
7
-
:: 3 %"
;•
-
.
;
1%
17 %
50
».
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
99%
•
-•
<
_
6%
5%,
...
12%
2,600
Jan
12% Jan
21%
7,800
16 3/4
Jan
22
43%
4,700
37%
Feb
46 3% Mar
4%
Jan
4%
23/4
Feb
53/4 Mar
5Mar
8% May
'2
2,900
—
23%
7%
8%
•
7
,—
—
•
.
j
Apr
}'■
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:
12%
~6ft
•
'
12%
39%
6ft
6%
2%
2%
3
ig%
16%
i7
•
13/4 May
7
9
•
67%
com
58
6V«
Apr
2
Jan
20%
18
20%
34%
33
351/4
10 y*
Feb
52
Jan
383%
Apr
30
50%
Apr
58%
Jan
28
Jan
44%
Jan
27
Jan
25%
Jan
27%
45%
convertible preference.
25
42%
41%
42%
-400
Apr
453/4 May
41% Jan
25
26
25%
26%
1,200
25% Mar
25
24%
cumulative
preferred
cumulative preferred
Royalty
Company
&
26%
700
"
100
.
x23 % X25
Factors
7%
•
2
;
5
—".—50c
(KjO—
10
Products
I—
Co
common-——
Corp—
29
Jan
^6% Mar
16%
5,200
Feb
22
47/a
5,100
2%
Apr
800
56 %
Jan
66V2
Feb
8%
Jan /a
133/a
Apr
37"%
38 3/8
350
Jan
40
Apr
:,
16%
4,700
15
Feb
.r-
4,300
16%
18
15
18 %
■'
:
May
"
2,200
43/4
Jan
,1,600
4%
4%
.3,400
*3%
Jan
74"
71%
74% *
7%
17%
100
.
5%
10c
33/4
•
31%
5."
24% "
3%
;.
.
4%
.
806
•
26,100
21%
27%'
52,400
51
51%
-
,
'
~
l
-31
200
31%
3% Mar
:/•
1,700
16»/2
1,800
,
.
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp—
Apr
.' 17%
Apr
18%
Apr
19%
.„'3%.
Jan
f' " .^5% Mar"
Jan
133/8
Feb
Apr
Jan
18 Vb
Jan
;
4%
Jan
6 3/8
Apr :
17%
10,900
:
1,200
5%
•
1
Superior Tool & Die Co—
Swan Finch Oil Corp
8'A
Jan
'
Apr
'
„
•
_
Jan
<
25
26%
3874
38%
38 %
-1
15%
23%
28
14%
15%
400
23%
24%
1,300
27
28
1
Jan
40
Apr
15%
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
Feb
x23
213/4
600;~
1
25%
313/4
7,100
1%
Jan
1,700
38%
Feb
13%
12,700
10%
Feb'i •
59
Jan
6%
6%
100
6%
Apr
27
123/8
pfd F
Russell (The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
8,700
27%
1
43%
417/8
36 %
13,900
26%
Feb
36% May
23%
25
1,100
23
Apr
25%
Corporation
Co
20
25c
common
Markets Inc
Apr
Trans
8% Jan
Trans
Security
Trust
14
13%
14
1,200
12
Jan
143/4 Mar
18
17%
18%
4,900
16 %
Apr
19
Empire Oils
Corp
50c
25
Feb
30
5
15% Mar
15%
Apr
Jan
53/„
Jan
200
5
4%
4%
474
12,700
32%
33 %
2,300
30%
—1
4%
4%
434
1,500
33/4
1
5%
5%
6
4% May
Feb
Feb
53/4 Feb
600
5% Jan
Jan
35
4% Jan
6% Jan
United
Milk
703/4
Feb
8%
4,100
8
Jan
93/a
Jan
97
98%
125
97
—Mar
4 3/4-
2%
•
Products
common
10,900
53/8
4,200
3%
■
55,600
2%
13,900
1'
102
Jan
3
May
234
Feb
4%
Feb
."5% May
1% Mar
-
3 % May
2% May
lft
Jan/
3-8
3%
2,800
3
Feb
11%
12%
36,300
9%
Jan
12 3/4 Mar
33 %
2%
3%
12%
.
3
2%
3%
63 %
700
69
5%'
•
35%
1,100
29%
Feb
35% May
31 Va
Feb
34 %
Apr
Jan
8
Mar
7
Jan
2
ft
—
—
in
63a
Ulen Management Company
10c
Unexcelled Chemical Corp__
5
Union Gas of Canada
*
Union Investment Co
4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
20
United Aircraft Products common—50c
United Asbestos Corp
—1
United Elastic Corp
•
Mar
Jan
Jan
8
*
0
Jan
67
98%
2%
1
Corp
x2
1ft Mar
68 %
8%
warrants
^
Jan
6 % Mar
5% Mar
— —
1.25
Ltd
Lux
^
Jan
Feb
Co
Cuba Oil Co class A
Temper
Jan
1
Realty & Construction
Ltd—
registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
" Toledo Edison 4% % preferred
100.
Tonopah Mining of Nevada^
1 <■
Trans Caribbean Airways class A
10c
70%
43/4
l
Roofing Inc
Trans
Feb
493/4 Mar
36%
Apr
12%
Apr
35
-13%
12%
Feb
37%
14
Apr
3,800
Feb
1103/4
Apr
Corp
Amer deposit rets ord
1% Mar
2,800
13/8
■
Jan
Trunz Inc
33'A
:
37%
Apr
Feb
1
1
35 3
Jan
16% Jan
5
1.25
37%
3%
99 %
3,400
May
5
11%
Apr
•"
.
.,13% Apr
23%
Apr
15%
109
.
Jan
500
86 %
14%
25
109
•/a
800
40
28%
109
29% Mar
Jan
11% Mar
7,000
88%
13%
24%
1
Jan
3%
True
27%
3,000
16,800
14,500
Jan
16%
:
12 Va
Feb
.14%
1.300
28 %
13%
i
17%
J
44%
3%
15
Apr
3%
Jan
13"%
15%
14% May
'
%
25c
•
600
Feb
,
11%
2%
28%
15%
•
3%
13%
•
t>
11%
2,500
1.50
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Apr
/ 8%
10
3%
£1
5
8
,
10c
88
100
ord reg
Feb
Inc
Chemical
3
3%
11,800
16%
>
14%
Tri-Continental
—1
16%
16
12%
45%
.
8,200
Mar/
50% Mar
:
28
Tobacco
1% Jan
Jan
1%
.20
/
'
14%
Tishman
Apr
44%
•
50o
7%
1
Tilo
Jan
Feb
12%
12%
1
Inc
Apr
May
1%
5
Argentine Mining Co
13
26%
42%
1%
i50o
;
"
,
70c convertible preferred
30^4 Mar
25
Feb
Mar
29%
200
1%
1%
8
7
Thew Shovel Co common
24
1,700
*
1
7%
6%
6%
.
Texas Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
15% Mar
500
2,000
43;
-
-
' "7% "
8
8 •6
Thompson-Starrett
.
16 %
o
is
,
20Va May
.■
Mar',
30
7%
20
200
,
—-
•
35% May
"
9
700
400
46
Technicolor Inc common
Mar
.
17%
Talon Inc class A common
class B common
Apr
.
46
"
_
T
,
25%
,
11%
17
17
'
*
11
.
51
18%
11
1
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Apr
Mar
104% Jan
27% Jan
»
23
24"%
25c
common
5<% Jan
333/4 Mar /
6
48%
CO
6
300
3/8
2,400
200
46%
Jan
300
8%
Feb
9%
9%
24
■
__
6%
7%
34
6%
IV2
33%
•
5%
■
■
4
5% Mar
6
49
5%
7
14,000
'■
Apr
50% Mar
9%
Apr
26% Mar
Apr
7%
Apr
7,300
7%
34
534
6%
Jan
313/4
Jan
Jan
8U
200
35%
7
—
Feb
Apr
8
Apr
Jan
United Molasses Co Ltd—
s
Bi Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Inc
——
1
2.50
Carlos Milling Co
Ltd
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum pfd 5%
series
•Cum pfd 4%% series
-Cum pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
.
86%
9%
-
85
•
-
89 %
9%~~ 9%
—
92%
5% Feb
11
9% Mar
10"%
22
300
21% May
20%
20%
200
20% May
20% Jan
120
ft
3%
25c
9%
9%
9%
5%
5%
.6%
1
:
35.
3
%
;
—
Jan
80
1,400"
21%
1
pace
3,000
„
.20
20
8'"-° *r Fisher Brick Co
Sights
Schick Inc——
•
Apr
Mar
Jan
-
Amer dep rets ord registered
United N J RR &r Canal
United PTOfit Sharing common
10%
-
see
.
8
1
32%
3
%
30 %'
ft
n
34
47,800
2{J Jan
900"
7
97,000
7,500
-
Jan
5%
9,200
Apr
% Apr
22%
Jan
24% Apr
22% Mar
21%
Feb
3% Mar
10%
Apr
7% Jan
11 Apr
34
May
preferred
United Shoe Machinery common.
Preferred
United Specialities common
U ,S Air Conditioning Corp
class B_.
;
i
Rubber Recl ilming Co
United States Vitamin Corp
United Stores Corp common
10s
--100
--25
200
1'
10c
U S Foil
1
U S
1
1
50c
Apr
Apr
1
Jan
7
1%
10
25
25
5-ft Apr
4||
224%
..
Jan
18% Mar
Apr
61% Mar
50%
2%
57%
3
28
4%
51%
53%
36%
37
200
13%
800
12
2y«
11,100
2
Mar
60%
68,200
57 V8
2%
27 3e
4
18,900
34%
2%
15%
Jan
4%
1,000
2%
•
4
Apr
Feb
14 % Mar
Apr
6,100
3
Feb
39%
Feb
1,900
29%
Jan
2%
.
Jan
2
230
36% May
13
513/4
36%
,
'27Vs May/ • ■
62%, Jan
100
17%
5
;
■
250
;
18%
5%^
l:
Jan
17%'
'
Jan
13% Mar
17%
18%
*
•
18
.
Apr
3% Mar
31
Jan
2%
,.
.
Mar V/
18% Jan/
Feb
12%
~3
'
"3
3
79% Mar
Feb
15% Mar
1,000
1
Feb
Jan
%
Jan
16%
■
4% Mar
4
;
.*
/Feb;'/:
6%
5%
•
57%: Jan
,
100
16%
16%
16%
450 '
v.
"•-7%
17%
1
''*19
Apr
•'
Jan
.
^
Jan
5%
"5%
3%
5
l
32.
4%
4
Stein (A) & Co common•
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
-
4%
1
*
,
'17%;
•
5
Sun Ray Drug
Jan
May
14,300
16%
1
.." 5 % Mar
.4%
:
6,300
123/8
1
1
:.
2% _3
58%
4%
New common w i
Stroock (8) & Co common
Stylon Corporation
:
-v ^6% Mar.
'■-h
Jan
113/4
1
(Del)
-/Mar
58%
3
1
(The)
Apr
5
12
/
1
—
6%
82
Jan
27
150
."
Apr
/?VV 5% Jan
Jan
4%
-
Jan
-
8
Apr
...5
400
•
9
58%
/
,_1
10
preferred
3%
1,000
20% .22
x21
Packaging Corp
Apr
75
Apr
16% Jan )
<
43/4 Mar :
„>■-
5
:
Jan
,100
27
6%
68
900
.6
4%
6%
Feb
"
27
1
1
Corp__
Jan
5 3%
.
5
.
5%
;
5
14%
1,000
3%
4%
" '
1
20
-
82
3%
"47/-
'-,7%
800
7
80
82
•
Sterling Precision Corp
;Stetson (J B) Common
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp__
Stop & Shop Inc_
10% Feb
-
r
..,
Apr v/i
-100
1,700
7%
16
6%
1
._l
Apr
18
.,
.,
473/a
x23 % May
2,200
15%
15%
J
'
1
Co
3%
"
Apr
May
33 %
263/4
123/4
623/4 Jan
1
1
common
For footnotes
51
46%
'
1003/4 May
100
?
450
—
10
:
Rome
Ban
51
5% Mar
9%
3,000
453/4
Thorofare
preferred
Salem-Brosius
28
Tampa Electric Co common
14% Jan
1,800
^
,
common
373/4
Sterling Brewers Inc_
■
67%
67%
58%
Jan
1,700
8
Pump Co_
Reis (Robert) & Co
Ave
37%
Sterling Inc
1
>
Reda
Fifth
37%
common
27%
Standard Oil
u
R
Rus8eks
12.50
Co
Corp.'
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation——
Mar
Feb
19%
100% 101%
101%
r
11% Mar
10%
10%
i_
,
_100
Cablle Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
16
Starrett
Jan
Feb
31,200
_•
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets
Jan
Standard Tube class B
Apr
.
53
10,800
Q
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
9
.7,500
453/4
Standard
Feb
25%
s
53
;
1,000
1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
16
25
25
Thor
Rico
13
preference
Thiokol
Rice-Stix
15%
preferred-
Convertible
2% Jan
Feb
3,600
"
•
r
10
Remington Arms Co Inc
1
convertible
Standard
28% Mar
73/4 Feb
50
1
_L_
Engineering-
common—
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc.—
—
x6%
6% May
22
-
300
57
1
common
&
Jan
cumulative preferred
Standard
7% Jan
vv
Feb
5
1,100
56
36
12%
Ltd——IIII1
Corp
Feb
8 3/4
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
2^gMay
183/4 Apr
107'/2 Jan
25% Feb
1,100._
55%
1
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Oil
original
Spear
.4%* Feb
26% Jan
6% May
....
3,600
57
55%
2~50
Pyrene C-O Two Corp
Oil
Jan
423/» Mar
Mar
43/4
8tandard-'Thomson
98
.
9,200
23%
-
200
300
■"
x6%
8%
*
common
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Reliance Electric
Apr
500
Standard Shares Inc
.3% May
193/4:Jan*.
42
—
'
cumulative preferred
Reiter-Foster
11%
12%
42%
13,300
3% Feb
73^ Apr
8% Mar
.12% Jan
2,200.
!■■■,:
26 %
1%
>
*"
Corp
37% Mar
9%
22% Mar
1% Jan
.
7,000...
5%
23%
•
2.50
Co
Public Service of Colorado—
Tube
12
Jan
"5%
Apr
.
..
10,400
r.
,
6%
x6%
-20c
Producers Corp of Nevada
Progress Mfg Co. Inc
Providence Gas—
conv
May
10 3/4 May
9%
Feb
6% Jan
.6
Jan
..
1,800
.
ft
100
98
2
■
___l
R M Inc
-i
!
Preston East Dome Mines
2
18%
26
_-_25c
A
Co———,
P
$1.25
May
"5%
2'%
.
3 % i —1,400.
-
10
Powdrell it- Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada common
Reading
Apr
20
9%
18%
"
.,;j6,500.
22% *.'.3,903
>
'
•
"53/4
—1
Polaris Mining Co__
Quebec Power Co
3%
31 % Mar
May
203/8
12y2
20%
42%
•
Mills
Spencer Shoe Corp
8tahl-Meyer Inc...
Feb
7
J
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—.
class
20V4
10% Jan
8% Feb
Jan/
—
2
i
Pittsburgh,Railways Co—
Co
2% Mar
53/4
4% Feb
60% Mar
100
7,000
7%
-
ft
Pyle-National
V
1
56% Feb
|*100^.
•
7%
3%
171/4
_
Telephone
2A
.
7%,
Piper Aircraft Corp
4%%
20
5% Mar
common
Southland
15% Mar
r
Jan
4% Jan
Jo300;/
%'' 59
20%" 20%
**
ft
7%
,
common
6,800
57
57%
* 20%
1
t
21'
Prentice-Hall Inc
Feb
yl9% May
20
'
£1
Southern Materials Co Inc
Southern Pipe Line—
15% Mar
8% Feb
7
6
Pierce Governor
common——*.«
__1
Pinch In Johnson Ltd Amer shares„10s
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
l
it Lambert
Apr
3-/8 May
yl9%
.
35 %
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
6% Apr
....
Jan
13
.2.800-/
8'%
4%-
Philippine Long Dlst Tel Co—lO pesos
Phillips Packing Co;.
• '
Phillips Screw Co—/
Pratt
Mar
*
'
2% Feb
18% Apr
13% Jan
2,200
9% ;
"
7%
5% Jan
—
——2.50
Minerals—;
Products
y2
44
Feb
3/4
28
403/8
Jan
42
4.48%
613/4 Feb
•
..
200
,.
14%
9%
•
8%
2.60
_
Perfect Circle Corp
Rico
Jan
Mar
37% Mar
4.88
4.56%
1013/4 Feb
<
Apr
800
_.
15%
14%
14%
2
Corp—
Ltd
—
5%
2% Apr
2% Jan
5% Jan
16,200
Penn
4.08%
613/4 Feb
32,500..
6%
6 %
„
Poloron
1%
5%
1%
4%
IIIIl
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Porto
43 V2
43/4 May
Southern California Edison—
110% Mar
90% Apr
'■
33,700
.
Parker Pen Co class A_
Class B
&
Jan
84% May
1
Coast Corp
4.32%
l3/e Jan
1% Feb
4% Feb
50
2%
5
10
share-ZZZlBol
Corp
Park Chemical
Company
Paper
South
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
78% Feb
103
50
106
2
Motors
Oils
Jan
.43
__
1
*
20
Corp
South
106% Mar
Apr
2
Jan
12% Jan
34,500
106
2%
(Howard)
104% Jan
97% Apr
,
4,700
17%
90
—
103
260,.
'
2"
15%'
Apr
98% Apr
110
99
98
2%
16%
100%
50
..
105
104
1
Israel Oil vtc
Peruvian
Apr
26% May
2,400
101
Smith
.
Feb
Jan
31%
28%
29%
29%
27 %
26%
103%
27
25
1
Pentepec Oil (C A) Amer
Traffic
105%
4,000
Apr
25%
_•
Penn
Apr
45,400
Sonotone
24%
vtc—ZTjTboI
Canada
117
Feb
83/4
goss Manufacturing
24%
common
of
Feb
293/4
4%
37% Feb
24%
~
Power & L.'ght 5%
Patino
Jan
300
7%
34'/a Mar
25
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jan
4
353/4
4
Apr
27% Apr
600
27%
_•
$4.36 div
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pan
68
75
75/3
28
100
_
28
preferred
preferred
preferred
Paramount
Jan
43%
4%
31
300
25
cum
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan
Mar
35%
ic.n
•
33% Apr
3,900
31 %
28
4.36%
red
1st
preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
Pacific
35%
31
28
pfd series A
„
„
33%
27%
28
preferred
,u
35
31 %
28%
28
red 1st preferred
red 1st pfd
$4.40 dividend
$4.75 dividend
9%
25
10%
43
8kiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp__10c
■■
1st pfd
1st preferred
5%
AprV
'
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5% % 1st preferred
5%
Feb
May
Apr
1033/4
ij3/4
Airways Inc
2%
73/4
102%
•
Amer dep rets ord registered
19% Mar
14
Jan
120
Slick
25%
Mar
8%
700
104
Jan
3
14% Mar
8% Mar
3,200
36/a
5,000 fr
213/4
Jan
104
-2'/a
__10c
2U Apr
Feb
4%
35%
\
Precision Corp
1,900
79%
}04
2
A
6"%
17
108% 110%
i08'/4
10c
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
o!mps0IlZS Lt£ clom1mon
8 nger Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
26% Apr
1%
6,800
4%
Rights
8jmmons-Boardman Publications—
131% Mar
200
14%
8,900
8%
84%
„
Jan
16
7,800
13/4
14
6%
3%
19%
Apr
18%
1%
20
10
Jan
1
21 %
New Amer shares w i
Jan
Apr
Apr
l«v2
8 %
Silvray Lighting Inc.——______25c
Simca American Shares
—_5,000 fr
6% Apr
Jan
6% Jan
2%
900
8%
c^^n-Z-Z—ZZZZlS
Co
24,800
21.9UJ
-
„
•
class
Co
Apr
12 3/4
6%
Mar
1,050
117% 122%
118
8,lex
&
19%
Jan
20%
12
R
Feb
Apr
%
12%
17 %
Co
41%
2%
1%
13%
Mar
May
75
16
16
6V0
Oil
Clas-
6% Jan
5% Mar
1,700
Bivnal
89% Mar
Jan
Petroleum
High
Apr
18 v8
12%
1
20c
•
5
•
1,
25
100
•
—•
36
2ft
18%
81cks Breweries Ltd
Tan
Silver Creek
Apr
69Va
Siboney-Caribbtan
.
Jan
105
*
400
82
in^3/
2% May
1100
21J
1
common
Sherwin-Wihiams common
4% preferred
Sherwin-Wiil.ams of Canada
8hoe Col'P °f America claSS A
71/
12% Jan
52%
50
28
900
Company
4,000
17%
61
2%
2%
500
common
2%
14%
60%
j
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass Co class B
^an
ici? Jan
Ifil/! An
Ma?
it "' Mar
14
Mar
ai/
i'qnn
1,900
•
Mav
RV
Anr
ifti/
RQQnn
9%
8%
9%
**
7
Peh
Low
300
18%
10c
1
8ervomechar.isms Inc
Seton Leather common
Shattuck Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
Ta„
K4
l
\\/
50
A
jan
Range Since Jan, 1
High
•
12-50
Sentry Safety Control
* Serrick Corp class B
8ervo CorP oi Amerlca
Anr
ot'fon
inn
600
100
•
pfd
Apr
bhares
37% "37%
—
1
8elby Shoe Co
Tan
2(1
nr
1
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Nuclear
Corp of America
\v
86% May
Feb
10
£1
Jan
2
Anr
JE,/
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a
12%
MaJ
in
1?
an one
ft
6%
11-
Northeast Airlines
North
5
"
6%
6%
12%
Canadi~aZoils~LtdIIIIZZIIIII-28
North
4 %
5%
1
10c
54% Mar
22%
Feb
/
2
?nS
Feb
for Week
Low
—l.-_.
5Cc
2ft
1
19-,8
New common (when issued)
Bcurry-Ralnbow Oil Co Ltd
eeaDoard Western Airlines
Becurities Corp General
Beeman Bros Inc
Jan
3%
Feb
8
ccn
63%
11%
1
American
Class
59J/s
Inc
Norden-Ketay Corp
North
1 800
1,800
10
Mines
Lites
2%
lu%
Feb
Ji/
2?
2%
2%
?
«'In2
12%
86%
•
common
New York Merchandise
Nlplsslng
111
2%
86%
*
Honduras Rosarlo
&
783/!
ifil/!
goo
2i
53%
1
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New
3%
2%
3
77 000
25c
Zinc
Jersey
8%
8%
*
preferred
conv
•
Scullin Steel Co common
wh
01/.
17/
•
Sale Price
Par
High
Low
Sales
Range
ol Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
1
Range Since Jan.
High
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
I
for Week
•f Prices
Las*
American Stock Exchange
ENDElf MAT i* * Z
FOR
„
Jan
60% May
4% Mar
29%
Apr
5
Jan
1
<?
Number 5531
Volume 183,/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
r.
.
(2211)
M
f
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
*
STOCKS
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal
Products
2%
,
2
3,600
68
61 Mi
63
5
4%
500
1
common
convertible
preferred
Steel
3/a
4
7 Mi
7 Mi
6
__
27/a Mar
Jan
68
Apr
Jan
32%
Apr
Jan
67 3/4
Apr
4 Mi
800
Apr
6 Ma
20
93
34
34 Ma
Feb
5
Feb
93
Feb
29 Ma
Syndicate Inc
«i»'"
34 Ma Mar
May
(when
4% Mar
2,500
Mi
Apr
9 Ma
10
10 3/a
4,700
9
Jan
5,200
4
Apr
8%
Jan
25
Jan
36%
6%
A Hanover
173/8
Apr
77/a
Apr
32 m2
32 Ma
32 Ma
200
2
6 Ma
6 Mi
6%
2,000
6 Ms
16 Ma
16 Ma
100
15 Mi
6m2
6%
1,400
47/a
«
—ill
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp
—
6m2
7s
(City of)
1939
(20%
Wagner
Baking
preferred
7%
Waitt &
$2
Bond
•
voting
ctfs
ext
4 Ma
104
Feb
cumulative
■— —,
—
10c
15 Ms
200
2%
238,600
147 Ma
820
2%
common
Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
Webster
Investors
Wentworth
Inc
19%
193/i
19%
27/s
27/s
27/s
102
100
~5%
•
dep rets ord shares.—
&
Stationary
Mi
{'«
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Rio
de
Janeiro
♦No
a
6
preferred
A Jan
5%
(R C)
Odd-lot
~43/8
Mi
pfd-
67/a
73/4
24 Mi
7 Mi
4
167/s
8
deposit receipts—
6% preference
'
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
and
asked
Stock
4,300
listed
"2 a
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
-Stocks-
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Date
512.03
176.96
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
94.50
94.49
96.54
96.97
94.66
96.55
28 Ma
Jan
May
512.78
176.14
65.15
181.69
95.89
98.71
97.23
94.80
96.66
May
514.03
178.01
65.48
182.67
95.86
98.40
97.46
94.86
96.65
47/b
Feb
16 Mi
-*55
Juh-Dec
99
100
.—June-Dec
Jan
93/1 Mar
H Apr
1
Jan
Mar
14
Jan
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
106
Jan
•;;■■■■ (35 StOCks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mar
627/8
,
21 Ma Mar
Apr
Date—
Jan
~2i38
Feb
Closing
87.90
Feb
8%
Mar
Apr. 30™
Tues.
May
1
Wed.
May
2
Bonds
37
/
1023/4
98%
1st
N
95
n
93
mortgage
Alst
Eastern
Gas
Elmira
Lt
1993
A
series B
3 Mas 1965
&
RR
86 Ma
87 Ml
39
86
89 Mi
A6MaS
Nov
1
1947
AGesfuerel
debs
6s
Guantanamo
69%
65
61 Ma
96%
100 Mi
100%
*25
96
—
83
—
53
53
96%
Ma
137
109
——
137
128
*168 Mi
—•
7s
with
A7s
Nov
Nov
ex
1940
1
1947
1
3
53
48%
coupon
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6Ma%
6Mas
due
Ohio
1st
3Mis
1968
A6 Mas
Hydro-Electric
Oct
ex
1
Water
1960
Power
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
6s
3s,
3Mas series A 1973
1st
.
and
ref
M
3s
3 Mas series
D
E
series
1973
B
3s
series
F
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
3Mis
1970
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Gas
(Calif.) 3s 1971
Electric 3M4S 1970
&
Terni
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6Vas ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
United Electric Service Co—
T
with
A7s
*
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1
1
1940
1947
coupon
1956
—
Transportation
Utility
^
—
—
Finance
and
Service
Mining
Union
96 Mi
96 Mi
6s
360.3
459.4
+0.3
421.2
369.4
+1.0
500.8
425.2
353.0
160.6
325.5
382.5
312.8
408.4
489.9
485.1
348.2
".."+1.4
.156.3
315.5
—0.3
353.0"
156.3
314.4
'
,
94
983/4
-
B
—
97
—
1
.
101 Ma
97
Stocks
Shares
Railroad
Period
100 Mi
98 Ma
"4
101
AS
f
secured
6s
1947—
Bond
Bonds
Sales
2,730,160
$3,929,000
$310,500
$4,239,500
3,936,000
218,500
4,154,500
2,443,910
3,645,000
234,000
3,879,000
Thurs. May 3___.
2,642,550
4,183,000
239,000
4,422,000
2,864,770
4,107,000
150,000
4,257,000
13,184,200
$19,800,000
Total—
■n
*
$1,152,000
Ma
9
6
92 Mi
97
97
3
99
102 Ma
96
93 Mi
97
97
101 Ma
,
May 4
1955
1956
1955
1956
$20,952,000
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended May 4
218,520,665
267,680,011
13,184,200
11,566,000
$10,000
97,000
223,000
$1,152,000
Stocks—No. of Shares
104
98 Mi
98%
98
2,843,000
19,472,000
30,156.400
Bonds
International Bank
Foreign
$8,000
$215,000
U. 8. Government
.
19,800,000
16,210,000
$20,952,000
Railroad and Industrial—
*112
'
90
-
90
$19,063,000
370,617,400
331,710,200
$391,401,400
$362,097,600
-
—
108
101
88
102 Ma
102 Mi
104 Ma
*100
1023/i 103
100Mi
81 Mi
79
15
Mi
6
81 Ma
226
100 Mi 100
98
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
103 Mi
78 Ma
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
803/4
103
2
103
105
1033/4 107
103
8
1033/4
110
103
Last
Stocks
Sale Price
Mon.
or
Tues. May
Wed. May
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
Bid & Asked
April 30
NO.
High
Range Since
Domestic
Jan.
1
Low
Corporate
Government
Total
"
Bonds
Bonds
1,000.420
$88,000
$32,000
Bonds
Bonds
14,000
$134,000
1,029,680
Fri. May 4
—
248,000
11,000
10,000
184,000
6,000
1,000
191,000
1,346,900
3
269,000
1,104,580
1
2
Thurs. May
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Shares)
Week's Range
82,000
7,000
3,000
1,240,395
83,000
—
5,721,975
$685,000
92,000
83,000
High
Total
April-Oct
*80
Jan-July
6Mas
1947
Total
Government
2,502,810
30———
96
97
*80
$56,000
1952
!
—
tmrnm
<•
mmmm
1956
__
$28,000
$769,000
—
—
86
86
Domestic
1955
Jan. 1 to May 4
1956
1955
mmmm
—
*70
Stocks—No.
of
Shares-
5,721,975
3,548,910
88,205,067
94,137,249
$685,000
$264,000
$4,899,000
$5,882,000
4,61 LQ00
a
Bonds
*86
*75
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
*20
June-Dec
Week Ended May 4
■
*181 Mi 188
April-Ocf
.
United States
Int'l
Bonds
Bonds
—
1951
ADanzig Port & Waterways
Exchange
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
99 Ma
92 Ma
92 Mi
Feb-Aup
Interest
Exchange
7s
326.8
94
96
10
101
'*93
98^
150
90
99
101
—,
,
3
122
92 Ma
*98
—.
101
Jan-July
-June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Munic
152.4
302.6
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
99 Ma
92 Ma
*
June-Dec
June-Dec
1952
Cons
+0.5
„
(Germany) 7s 1951
*
Jan-July
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banksseries
398.6
Fri. May 4_
136 Ma
93
*25
Feb-Aug
ABaden
A6s
0.0
364.1
Number 0/ and Miscel.
Mon. April
102
Low
•AGerman
'
Wed. May 2_
97
M
-
—June-Aug
1959
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946
A 20-year 7s Jan
1947—
A
319.0
+0.7
Tues. May 1
*93
Friday
series
LOW
+0.6
Transactions at the New York Stock
*25
BONDS
AOs
1956—
97
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
i
;
*
448.5
of
American
■
High
Change
352.6
365.8
102
96%
-
98%
1956
coupon
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 58.1960—*
Newspaper
'
.
,
Feb-Aug
...
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3Mas 1964
Western
101 Mi
*93
—
94
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Gas
-
Percent
Apr. 20,'56
409.5
Goods
96 3/4
102 Ma
*135 Mi 140
—
Feb-Aup
1979-
California
Southern
'
451.5
103 Ma
93
*25
Feb-Aug
:
Southern
•
354.6
—
101 Mi
100
*100
1962_Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
.
1978_
99%
96 Mi
—
AprfZ-Oct
1976—
series
Composite
—
94
*95
1998_Jan-JuZp
1981—May-Noi>
,.2%s series C 1976
3s
(1939=100):
*
Apr. 27, '56
96
94
——
deb
conv
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
-
follows
as
,
101
100% 101
June-Dec
I960-
coupon
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Safe Harbor
*.?
101 Mi
Co—
1940 coupon
1947
1
93%
100% 100%
■
~
94
Jan-July
A6Mas with Oct.
.
—
.
ApriZ-Oct
1970
Piedmont
983/4
1
*176 Ma
April-Ocf
1971-
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3Mis 1964
3M»s
8
98 Mi
Jan-July
Jan-July
1963
to
mortgage
3s
*
■
—
«...
96
96
May-ZVou
1953
extended
1953
Power
1st' mortgage
—-
100% 101
llq tr ctfs__
ApriZ-Oct
Valley RR 4% 1963
England Power 3MiS 1961
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
6Mas
'
„
*25
Mar-ZVoo
New
mortgage
-i
closing prices of the common
♦New High.
*100
1952
1952
coupon
Midland
Alst
current year are
Trade,
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—r
A
t'*
T
27, 1956, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Non-Durable
Jan-July
1970—
4s
5
'<
-m—
June-Dec,
RR
*
'
——
*96 Ma
1S5
"
'
Durable Goods
*100
Mar-Sepf
—Jan-July
1953
2
—
7
68.05 Jan 18
stocks for the week ended April
65
97 Ma
73
4
98 Ma
100
80.49 Dec
.
SEC Index of Stock Prices
tl"
Manufacturing—
May-Nov
coupon
Western
&
97
*98
May -Nov
1953
1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5 Mas conv debs 1967
ex
*58%
May
—Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co- A 6 Mas with Nov 1 1940
coupon
703/4
70
May-Nov
1993
1956
5s
i
'*
groups
4s
Fuel
&
Water
series
4s
mortgage
Low
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
98 Mi
87Mi
Jan-July'
94 Ma
Division—
J
'
144
142
95
June-Dec
Range for 1955
High
88.37
High
„
;^65
56
'
88.35
88.06
4
4
78.87 Jan 23
Jon. ,1
Low
No.
100 Mi
1
88.37 May
Low
88.22
May 3
May
Range for 1956
High
Range Since
Sold
High
1140 Ms 155
Quar-Feb
1978
Fri.
56
"
•
96.50
Jan
25
7%
Bid & Asked
40
97.35
718 Mar
Friday's
Total
Bonds
97.31
55 Mi
16,700
10
20
98.45
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
of
-Bonds-
30
Week's Range
Interest
Chicago Transit Authority 33/4s
Averages
the
are
98.65
18 Mi Mar
100
8 3/8
•
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 23/4s series a 1970
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
transacted during current week.
sales. being
no
98.37
Jan
12 Ma
1,200
Low
Lackawanna
prices;
95.81
4 Ma
59 Ma
8 3/a
4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3Mis 1970-
37 Ma
95.92
17 Mi
200
5s
Amer Steel & Pump
36%
95.86
tV Jan
£i
Exchange
1
181.99
Apr
197/a
Friday
American
573/4
36 Ma
182.51
14 Ma
573/4
59 Ma
-
54 Mi
36%
Slock and Bond
Below
Thurs,
bonds;
52
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit
; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x
w," without warrants.
'
^
-American
56 3/a
181.74
125
13
45
553/8
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
bid
Mon.
common-
(F W) Ltd—
2s
Jan-July
2012__Jan-July
65.20
Apr
123/4
104
45
65.24
3 Ms
19 Ma
12%
102
—
65.01
Feb
104
2
Wool worth
1
~
176.33
3,700
Mi
100
Woodley Petroleum
104
176.63
67/e May
1,200
17
1
*45
516.12
Feb
3%
42,700
Ma
-
3 3/4
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Mar-Sepf
513.96
193/s
300
4,200
1
4Mi%
104
May
13
4,000
13 Mi
21 Ma
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt
*60
June-Dec
being traded flat.
§Reported in receivership.
Mar
10
—
*65
June-Dec
A Bonds
Apr
39
4
1
preferred
*65
43 Mi
Jan
25
Jan
113/8 May
25 Ma Feb
13 MB
,•
May-Nov
i3Mi
-
12 Ma
Jan
37
500
21 M»
common
Apr
100
"i%
& Co
Brothers
31 Ma May
11 Ma
5
Petroleums- Ltd XL w--
Wilrich
55
Feb
37 Ma
"
Williams
Wilson
Jan
113/a
11%
1
*70
a
A Apr
20 Ma
3,050
-
25
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The)
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Industries
(Plan A)
Jan
20 Ms
1
*43 Mi
155 Ma
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range),
dEx-interest,
transaction
(not Included
In
year's range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range), r Trans¬
Apr
140
45
31 Ma
28
1
convertible
104% Mar
Apr
Jan
Feb
20,500
76
155
May-ZVou
April-Ocf
1997
1
stmpd
value,
par
dividend,
Jan
5
10
White's Auto Stores Inc
5M2%
3%
Apr
37'/a
Inc___
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
*71
Peru
19% May
133 Ma
__
31
20
*154
June-Dec
1931
6s
Apr
193/4 May
23d
A
High
73 Ma
10
•
com
Feb-Aug
of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
147 Ma May
102
1
Low
Jan
2%
500
57/a
140
Jan.
No.
Mar
3
19 Mi
Apr
27/s
Range Since
hold
High
22 M2 Mar
Jan
135
10
102
5%
138
138 Ma.
Is
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
l7/a
300
pfd
Jan
20
Feb
Feb
23
13 Ma May
2
Jan
300
1.25
Manufacturing
Tablet
.
139
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
2
5
(Del)
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Leaseholds Ltd
Amer
20 Ma
•
Western
.
16,200
2 Mi
14 Ma
9 GOO
2 Mi
2 Ms
40c
2 0%
13 Ma
2n v,
1
Co
3%
Jan
18
-
Bonds
*60
Mar-Sepf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2Mas 2008
53/4 Mar
Jan
Friday's
May-ZVou
(issue
A7s
Jan
lll7/8 Mar
Jan
3 Mb
300
30
1
Watch
108
'
3 Mi
3 Ms
l
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Wasatch
5 Mi
4% Jan
•
preferred
Jan
redeemed)
AMortgage Bank of Chile
107/8 Mar
Jaun
4M2
100
4M2
Ma
100
Inc
Waltham
v
4
or
Bid He Asked
Germany—
(Prov) 6M2S 1949
City (Peru) 6 Mas stamped 1958
stamped (Plan A) 2 Mas 2008
AMedellin
7s
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
tFriday's
Co
Sale Price
A Lima
w
Aircraft
Last
Period
Maranhao
action for cash
Waco
Interest
Exchange
AHanover
Apr
10
Stock
Low
Apr
Apr
47/8
—
Jan
91
4mb
Vogt Manufacturing
Jan
1,150
4M8
issued)-
53/4
93
1
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
common
5
9D
91
—20c
Vinco
5 Ms
5 Ms
ii
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
7% Mar
Feb
•84
700
'
!
4
American
41 Mi
3,900
7 Mi
93
•
Co
Van Norman Industries warrants.
Venezuelan Petroleum
New
MAY
A7s
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuela
ENDED
High
Jan
55 M2
9.300
653/4
4'A
WEEK
'
30 V2
10
common—
•
Range Since Jan. 1
15
Co
4.
\
Low
2 Mi
67
\
-
High
2%
10
Sugar
Valspar Corp
$4
Shares
Low
—25c
Insurance
Universal
Utah-Idaho
for Week
Last
FOR
Sales
Week'*
Friday
—
128% 129
*111 Mi 113
84
Foreign government
56,000
229,000
__
20
25
Foreign corporate
28,000
39,000
3,604,000
j586,000
2
124
129
111 Mi
113%
$769,000
$532,000
$9,089,000
—
.
—
81
Total
1,171,000
$11,764,000
35
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2212)
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
#rl«»y
STOCKS
Last
Sale Prioe
Par
American Motors Corp
American
Tel
Anaconda
6
6%
182%
50
Company
Boston Edison
Boston
Boston
Pers
Calumet
Cities
RE
Inc
Share*
6%
Low
7%
181
182%
181
3,110
Watling, LERCHEN & Co.
Range Since Jan. I
High
6%
High
9
Apr
179
Jan
79%
575
65%
53%
54%
615
53%
100
19%
Feb
41%
Jan
36%
Jan
Apr
16%
Apr
15%
15%
78
67%
70%
281
53% Jan
23%
24%
*
347
15%
300
-■
Jan
100
1%
1%
•
23%
23%
First National Stores Inc
•
52%
54%
Ford
5
56 %
59
1,254
60%
63%
2,210
52'/a
Jan
Building
50%
672
40%
Jan
50% May
44'A
45%
137
132% 135%
233
100
%
Jan
xl8
1%
43
Apr
52% May
54% Apr
60
Jan
Detroit Stock
7
General Electric
(new)
62 %
o
133
Friday
63% Mar
STOCKS
1
Co
Island Creek Coal
Kennecott
Lone
Star
50c
Co
Copper
Corp
•
10
Cement Corp
78%
79%
34% Jan
114%
410
Par
47% Mar
146% Mar
Jan
65% Jan
79%
Feb
Allen
Narragansett
National
Association
Racing
1
Companies
New England Electric System
N
Tel
E
Tel
&
Mathieson
Pacific
Stone
Stop
Metal
& Shop
Union
Smelt
Waldorf
Apr
13c
Feb
3,838
264
134%
Jan
600
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
56%
57%
80
51%
Feb
61'A
Apr
43%
43%
Jan
28
619
43'A Apr
22% Feb
52
27%
28%
Apr
10
10
20
22.
22%
316
20% Mar
33%
33%
72
17%
17%
10
26%
27
783
25"%
29
50%
51%
53
1,167
27%
Inc
16% May
60
9%
17% Mar
Feb
26%
•
Co
5
Co
•
51%
51%
25
Consolidated
24%
Jan
Detroit
31% Mar
34%
Jan
Drewrys
17% May
23% Jan
17% May
27% Apr
Ford
1,805
20%
Jan
29
50%
Apr
May
55% Mar
Fruehauf
2,688
&
C
51%
Gar
Massachusetts
RR
Ltd
50%
Apr
60%
Apr
Gemmer
Jan
60%
Apr
General Motors
56%
Jan
67% Mar
109
Apr
114% Mar
111
10
14%
25
14
Jan
15
56%
Feb
66
250
57%
Apr
62%
Cincinnati Slock
Last
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
Balcrank I
Feb
Cincinnati Gas
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. I
Low
Cincinnati
Crystal
Transit
High
29%
30%
250
27
Jan
20
150
18%
Jan
21
33
33
34
32
32% Jan
41
Eagle Picher
Gibson
25%
27%
125
83%
80%
83%
93
26%
25%
26%
99%
89%
Jan
Feb
Kroger
703
25%
Apr
99%
23
98%
Apr
48%
60
89%
90%
368
5
5
37%
&
class
Gamble
100
8%
Feb
4% Mar
12
10
5%
15
10
46%
36%
Feb
47%
100
47
Feb
61
45%
45%
Preferred
50
43%
Jan
723
94%
Jan
35%
10
32
Jan
1
Stores
24%
24%
340
15
Feb
38%
313
37
Feb
40
American
50%
„1
52
51%
Jan
52%
Radiator
;
5
Telegraph—_100
Anaconda Mining
38
Oil
Bethlehem
Jan
Columbus
&
So
Ohio
Cash
19%
21%
9%
(H
Raisin
1
~7%
7%
7%
400
28%
28%
28%
1,061
7%
7%
100
7
Wayne
3%
3%
2,260
3
Jan
3% Apr
12%
12 %
12%
500
9
Mar
14% Mar
lzo
27
Feb
12
Mar
1,200
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
210
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
34%
33%
36
1,490
27%
Feb
37
Apr
6%
6%
18%
120
Feb
18%
Apr
4%
4%
380
4% Jan
4%
Apr
10
8%
8%
901
8
Mar
10 %
Feb
1%
1%
1,400
1
Apr
1%
Jan
6
1%
Standard Brands
Motors
(Un)
86%
Jan
70
May
New
American
—
Radiator & SS
15%
Apr
16%
Jan
31%
Jan
34%
Apr
American Smelting & Ref (Un)
American Tel & Tel Co (Un)
45
Jan
48%
Feb
683/4
40
57%
Jan
71% Mar
221%
60
236%
Apr
American Viscose
Anaconda Co.
Armco
Jan
37% Mar
8teel
&
Armour
Ashland
,
65
Mar
Corp
Co.
OH
—•
(Un)
26%
21%
30%
48%
76%
155
30%
44%
44%
30%
44%
315
74%
Atlantic
(Un)
94 %
46
90
34%
Feb
46
263/i
75
21%
Feb
26%
44%
Apr
44%
Baldwin
10
40%
Jan
47%
Jan
27%
10
Baltimore
22%
Feb
28
25%
273/,
25%
Apr
75
Bandinl
20%
Jan
48
25 % May
48
15
Bankline Oil
38
Jan
51%
47%
Apr
48%
Barker
43%
Feb
49%
Apr
Basin
955
7
11
a—
a46% a48%
60
a—
22%
849
22%
__
a55% a56%
10
33%
67%
81%
151
49% Mar
May
May
57% May
67%
80%
80%
22%
22%
120% 120%
41%
41s/a
32
60
—
59%
62%
60%
67%
71
27%
7%
10
__
124
Apr
Jan
50% Feb
62%
126
47%
71
37
55
60
61%
107
161
51
40
7% May
22%
Jan
103% Feb
Apr
Mar
267
Jan
Jan
23
48% Jan
50
60
81% May
39% Jan
287
483%
Jan
19% Jan
100% Jan
,
50
7%
58%
68%
137
27%
27%
1283/4 128%
483/4
35"%
Jan
64%
218
Apr
56%
78
63
Avco
Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
43%
62%
-
1,152
237
75%
Beckman
__
19%
50 al67%
489
561
37% Apr
67% Jan
5
65% Apr
51% Jan
85% Mar;
71 % Feb-
47
Feb
59% Apr-
16
$56,562
600
Feb
23% Mays
1,475
15% Jan
201
142'% Jan
19% Apr*
162% Apr;
42% Mar
130
37% Jan
43%
186
42%
6
6%
292
Black
Blue
Oil
Diamond
Bond
10% Mar
Inc
Apr
Apr
59 % Mar
Feb
62
Apr
57% Feb
66
Mar
47%
50% Mar
&
C
59% Feb
Corp
Super
(Un)__
Packing
Corp
Dry Ginger
Canadian Atlantic
Ale
Oil
—
10
—
50c
—
:_5
(Un)
1%
-2
200
.2
"
—
14
„
.
.
51
520
158
1,950
26c
12,000
17%
85%
19
89%
3,190
1.125
4
4,443
3%
al5% al5%
10
45%
17%
20 %
8%
782
20%
8%
10%
14
10%
14%
1,030
397
—
16%
__
9%
27
.
26
11%
Jan
Jan,
Apr;
2% Feb;
165% Apr
,
18% May
32c
Mar
15% Feb
70% Feb
-
3% Jan
4%
Feb
15%, Apr
16%
50%
19%
21%
Jan
Apr,
Jan
41%
17
Feb
Feb
19% Jan
Jan
9
11
10
18
375
7
Jan
18% Mar
89% May
9%, Jan
819
Feb
Apr
30%
1%. Jan
146
.Feb
12% Jan
20c
Apr
May
57%
Jan
50% Jan
8
200
a8
8%
Jan
100
1%
1%
a47% a48%
16%
16%
a8
8%
3% Jan
7%
Jan-
3%,Mar;
52% May:
Jan
120
a39% a39%
__
15%
Feb
20% Jan
.115
,
2%
22c
45%
17%
43%
691
a28% a28%
16%* 18%
—
8
1
10
-161%'161%
89
3%
10c
650
10
45% Mar;
7% Feb
Feb
May
3% May
2,130
26
—
26c
:_5
Corp__
8%
18
-
*
18%
-9
6
7%
a60% a61%
10
Company (Un)„
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
conv
pfd
L_
Burlington Industries
(Un)
C
—
2%
1
—
Budd
Burroughs
__
1
(Un)
-
28
130%
8
5
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores
565
-
52%
6%
25%
6%
2
Corp_
Boeing Airplane (Un)
Bolsa.Chica Oil Corp
Feb
Mar
5c
13%
100
•
Mining
6
225
2
Co
Mammoth
Stores
3%
52
50o
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Bishop
14
3%
—5
—
Mining (Un)
14%
14
__
52%
1
(Un)
~
43%
20c
Instruments
Aviation
Apr
51%
53
Calif
of
Co
190
23%
18%
19%
al66%al70%
a4l% a42%
22%
6%
1-
Mars
Feb:
May
38%
43%
10
common
84
78%
a42%
1
Corp
57
186
Feb
3
lc
-—;
23% Mar I
77%
a67% a67%"
a57% a60%
23%
_t
13
Anr'
Apr*
38%
„
—
100
Co
Benguet Consol
California
55
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Petroleum
Oil
Canada
54%
RR
1
May;
a—
10
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Ohio
&
Apr
May
52
Jan
Securities
Bros
Bendix
"
„
Atlas
160
,
a—
—
21% Jan
50
Jan
179% Jan
84
84
Apr f
Mar 1
Mar
8% Mar
Apr
15
(Un)
Co
241
7%
al20
181% 182%
„
5
(Un)
74%
7
Jan
45
a56%
10
(Un)__
Refining Co
Refining
Jan
__
10
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)
Feb
.
50-
(Ill)
&
25
Jan
44% May
63% Feb
442
al20
__
7%
25
Oil (Un) old
Corp
41 %
BONDS
45.
23% Feb
17
Feb
546
—lOff
(Un)
Anderson-Prichard
38%
10
page
123%
20 %
25
95 % May
16
12%
see
Jan
22%
American Tobacco
55
-1998
Feb
101
30%
(Un)
88
14% Feb
mat
4%_.
67
155
23%
Iff
i
w
34% May
»
•.%??
185
1,380
20%
i
5% Feb
73% Mar,
4% Apr
4%
23%
May
4% Feb 1
10
Apr
68%
_*
(Un)
47
Feb
3% Jan
7% Jan
67
__
__5
Co
Corp
36%
100
665
'
—
21
Jan,
1.40 Jan :
4%
—
—-12%
(Un)
Cyanamid
85
,
Weetingbouse
Woolworth
Co
152
-
_
1
10
a__
—
19% Mar
95c
Jan
150
47
3%
a__
al27% al35%
67
__
2
Amer Potash & Chem class B
96
*
...
(Un)
Corp (Un)
American
26
,
Inc
Arma
46,000
47
4%
•
American
60
—
I
:
1.25
9%
10
High
Low
10
50
3%
__
•*
(Un)
Range Sinee Jam. 1;
High
1.15
„
Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)__l
16
,ft
For footnotes
Amer
44%
7
(Un)
Mfg
Ltd
35%
91%
""
Carbide
Pictures
Artists
8h»ree
al2% al9%
1.25
1
T
286
—
new
(Ohio)
Transit
Allied
343/4
—
U 8 Rubber Co
Cincinnati
10
(Un)
15%
57%
t
for Week
a64% a64%
„
—_•
153/4
""is
(Ind)
Studebaker
-
(Un)
Mining—
Juneau
91%
—
,
Co
Alaska
Alleghany Corp
34%
*
Sunray Oil
Aeco Corp
Air Reduction
91%
~i5
a64%
1
10c
Corp
48
57%
17%
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Low
25
32
*
III
Railway Co
(Un)
Apr
150
"
Vacuum
Southern Co
Inc
Jan
49% Mar
57%
3% Jan
6,818
Week's
Last
Feb
53
5
6%
Angeles Stock Exchange
66% May
55% Jan
162
;
Apr
18%
16%
42% Feb
48
Jan
2%
12%
66 %.
Jan
_
Apr
14%
2%
Jan
Jan
25%
Apr
Mar
12%
14% May
35 % May
33
Apr
50
7
Apr
2%
53%
Jan
May
1
31%
32%
Socony
J)
Admiral
165
Feb
100
•>
(N
Industries
ACF
Feb
7%
821
II
U 8 Steel
Apr
623/4
Sears, Roebuck
Sinclair
Standard Oil
„
147%
50
12
11
Friday
Can
35 s/8
39
12%
STOCKS
American
33%
»
1
Los
Mar
77%
Feb
1%
1
15
215%
8
10
-
Screw
Feb
42
29% Jan
Jan
5
common
Products
Jan
24
7% Mar
Apr
28%
5
Spring & Axle
Manufacturing
6%
95%
10% Mar
Jan
7
<
'
Jan
2
Paper
13%
—
10
8tapdard Oil
May
45
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B.
Standard Oil
84
Jan
35%
9% Mar
May
Aluminium
95%
175
11
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35%
9%
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5%
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37
4%
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50
35
13
400
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6%
110
23
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19 %
242
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6
13%
14%
Jan
Feb
265
15%
5
250
13%
66 %
1
6%
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14%
21%
15%
5%
1
20% Mar
17% Mar
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5
283
5
85% Mar
95%
10
19%
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12%
65%
443/s
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Southern
Feb
Feb
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1,250
1%
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American
16
4%
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Metal
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4%
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Apr
57%
68
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3
21%
15%
3
Co
49% Mar
2% Feb
Jan
46%
Register
Republic Steel
23"% Mar
186 %
—1%
Pennsylvania RR
Pure
Jan
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York
75%
150
Corp
5% May
42% Feb
100
11% Feb
47
125
-2.50
3% Feb
8,636
40%
American
70
5
20,477
2%
1,436
20
5
5%
44%
2%
1,670
23'A May
70
Department Stores.
Montgomery Ward &
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117
69%
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International Harvester
National
95
58%
.
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General Electric
General Motors
Grewhound
Feb
Jan
75
66%
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Feb
56
15'A
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Apr
8
20%
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31%
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39
260
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21%
179%
78%
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50
66%
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Eastman
56%
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265
84
Apr
77%
181% 182%
35
69%
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10
26%
122
69%
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62%
74%
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25
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62% Mar
Jan
55
4,302
51% Mar
49% May
22% Feb
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Apr
2,784
39
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23%
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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100
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34 %
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100
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10
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22%
182%
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:
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9% May
369
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1
Sherman
Apr
59%
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51% Mar
635
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3
Scotten Dillon
Feb
59%
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Apr
7% Apr
9% May
48%
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May
Feb
45%
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Rockwell
Feb
Apr
8%
59%
48%
24% Mar
Motors
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River
48% May
92% Mar
90
107%
May J
Breweries
Screw
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Jan
45%
•
common
B
21
23
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28% Mar
102%
Jan
88
315
15
8%
•
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Randall
1,706
21
475
Pfeiffer Brewing
83% May
98%
15
10
I
44%
Inc
Peninsular
29% Mar
59
•
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Jan
1
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Industries
Co
Parke
Apr
25%
47
5
&
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Mar
10
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Art
Hobart
25%
♦
86
2%
Motor
30% Mar
20
*
May
5
Michigan Chemical
20
12%
Tissue
Dow common
39 % May
68
Manufacturing
Masco
30%
SO
;
19% Apr
29% Feb
1 66%
Kysor Heater
High
100
10
Preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
S
of Prices
8.50
com
711
1,096
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Ironite
for Week
•
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8i
Apr
t
68
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Oil &
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Kresge
Sales
Range
10
common
21%
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20%
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Week's
8
Champion Paper
Ja.11
2 %
Jan
39%
1
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International
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1%
68
1
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Corp
Howell Electric
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450
20%
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38%
1
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STOCKS
2
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Mar
59%
16% Mar
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Jan
1,567
59%
8
14%
60'/a
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5
51%
57%
250
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20
111
15%
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231
57%
15
5
56%
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;
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;
53%
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61%
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26
1
5
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Woodley Petroleum Co
25%
25%
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common
Mogul
Motor
Apr
3% May
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Wood
Jan
1,000
-25
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Federal
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4%
; 4
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17%
14
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10% Mar
355
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System
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Budd Company.
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
139% Mar
Lou,
16%
3%
4
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Economy Baler
issued
Drill
Products
Brown McLaren
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&
7c
2%
2.50
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Vermont
Baldwin
16%
50
—
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United Shoe
Apr
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United
14%
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when
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Jan
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115
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1,151
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100
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14%
1
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14%
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for Week
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Midwest Stock Exchange
24% Mar
•
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70 % May
10
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American Stock
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
41 %
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New
87% Mar
26%
5
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.
Feb
12%
315
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10
Co
Members
Jan
187
,
Apr
20
40%
*
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Hecla
&
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for Week
77%
54%
100
4
Sales
Range
of Prices
20
25
Maine
&
MAY
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Low
100
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&
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FOR
14
May
29% Jan
1%
Apr
16% Jan
37% Mar
2
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5%
Jan
Apr,
Apr
Feb
16% May
811
Apr
Volume 183
Number 5531
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2213)
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
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17 y4
Jan
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61 Va
58%
Jan
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16% May
Jan
100
80c
Apr
22%
Feb
System
Co
Foods
Consumers
24%
Feb
30 V4 Mar
3a %
Apr
40
Jan
National
Gypsum Co
200
1%
Jan
Apr
National
Supply Co
54%
Jan
61% Mar
National
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67% Mar
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278
49 y4
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49% Mar
Ohio
Edison
46% May
15% Apr
Ohio
Oil
46%
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Co
14
Jan
9%
29 a29 %
135
28%
Jan
32%
Feb
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35%
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Pacific
303
124
53%
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1
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&
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Co
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&
216
Jan
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30
class
48%
48
3
65
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78
Feb
86
Mar
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4%.
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49
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333
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General
Motors
General
Paint
General
Co
(Un)
(Un)
41
13%
May
Jan
Jan
Apr
3.00 May
14%
Jan
36
Jan
39% May
2«i/4
Jan
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43 Va
May
10% Mar
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Oil
&
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(Un)
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City Steel Co
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Jan
47
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58
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2,880
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100
44%
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'
61
America
Jan
6'%
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Kaiser
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Apr
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14
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45%
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207
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20
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preferred
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25
200
23%
Feb
25 Va
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(R
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&
Magnavox Co
1,486
47%
2'/a
1%
Apr
3.00 Mar
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Jan
31% May
38
Jan
41
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■
Apr
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Jan
88
330
2
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Mar
Martin
(Glenn
Oil
Schering
Corp
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25
22%
2%
Feb
45
39%
Jan
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Feb
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160
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12
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Jan
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100
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136
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43
Apr
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Feb
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242
19% Apr
46% Feb
22% Mar
62% Apr
19% Mar
58%
55
18%
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Inc
&
Webster Inc
Studebaker
171
111'/a
Feb
134
May
35%
314
30%
Feb
37
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9%
1,455
8%
Feb
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Jan
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34c
2,900
May
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18%
2,628
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Apr
35
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134
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411
Apr
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53"% May
22
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22%
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1
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110
May
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Feb
1,282
58
32%
22
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63
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35
21 y4
245
37%
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103
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Apr
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Apr
10
226
Oil
Jan
Feb
30% Mar
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Oil Co of Calif
16c
Feb
45%
300
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28%
51%
100
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Feb
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391/4
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100
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67
31%:
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900
212
33
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Feb
303/4
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May
83%
Feb
Petroleum
Southern
32
Feb
27%
30%
25
26% Mar
63
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70%
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151/4 Mar
Ltd
preferred
Apr
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Jan
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8
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Jan
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Jan
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30
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Apr
54%
Apr
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51 %
347
44 VA
Jan
51%
Apr
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56%
1,411
35 Va
Feb
56% May
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135
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53
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1.70
Oil
Texas
72%
Feb
Tide
36
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1.00
Feb
1.75
Apr
Apr
5iy2
Jan
20th
Century
Jan
23% Mar
U S
19%
277
19% May
21
Feb
Union
28%
30% May
40 Va Mar
Union
Oil
Union
7%
—
—
38%
32%
1.95
5%
Jan
Jan
37
Mar
United
United
702
Feb
United
Fruit
77/s
16,785
4%
F'pb
7% May
United
Gas
388
25%
Feb
29% Mar
U
19
19%
617
19
Apr
23
U S
38%
38%
154
30%
Feb
38% May
5
Jan
6%
Jan
S
Rubber
Steel
Universal
Jan
Feb
126
Mar
69
May
69
May
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38% Mar
Feb
28%
Jan
47 % Mar
5
22%
22%
111
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900
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Sale Price
1 %a36Va
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32 V4 Mar
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
Monday, May 7, 1956
...
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Low
Par
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Warner
Bros
western
Air
100
Pacific
Western
(Un)
Co
&
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General
23%
Feb
23% Mar
Feb
64
76 V*
Apr
397
Feb
22% Mar
34%
1,300
29
Feb
34% May
CHidden
59%
719
57
Feb
65% Mar
Ooldblatt
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75
46%
Feb
56%
Apr
Goodyear Tire 61 Rubber Co
31c
14,800
28c
May
39c
Jan
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10c
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130
49%
48%
13%
Jan
16% Mar
425;
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Jan
50
Apr
53% Apr
27 % Apr
50%
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20
24
110
23%
Feb
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24
24
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500
44
Feb
48%
Apr
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300
61
Jan
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200
16%
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17%
500
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32
2,600
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2,700
Apr
21% Jan
179%
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8%
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Jan
24
186%
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Feb
Industrial
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1%
200
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2,200
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119
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25
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Feb
11
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Feb
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15%
Jan
29%
200
28%
Jan
300
140%
Jan
Illinois
Iowa
Power
Apr
Mar
30% Mar
Apr
La
14% May
Liggett
Jan
42% May
9% Jan
6%
6%
450
6%
Jan
Feb
14%
200
13%
Feb
15%
69
250
61%
Jan
76% Mar
300
2%
Jan
2,000
24%
Jan
33
50
Jan
62% Apr
1% Jan
2% Feb
Feb
May
200
146%
Feb
166
Apr
27
800
20%
Jan
29
Mar
400
17% May
27
Apr
34% Jan
38%
Jan
50%
27%
300
4o%
46%
1,200
•
Works
Jan
27
27%
>
50
76
76
2%
400
20%
14%
39%
20
20%
300
14
14%
2,200
14
38%
39%
1,000
28%
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24%
26
25%
27%
76
2%
20c
5
1
8
12.50
15
68
Feb
2
Jan
19%
Feb
May
85
Apr
Apr
Apr
2% Jan
21%
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
39% May
300
23% Jan
27% Jan
300
22%
30%
Feb
&
Corp
Hecla
Inc
Pacific
(Un)
Prospect
Ltd
Carrier
Corp
Celanese
Feb
of
West
591/4
7%
21
39% Mar
31%
31%
500
28
Jan
31%
Apr
1
28%
29%
200
22 %
Jan
30
Apr
65%
66%
800
54%
Jan
25%
66% May
27% Apr
27%
800
23%
Feb
64%
64%
200
64%
Jan
65%
Jan
22%
22%
200
21 %
Apr
25%
Jan
25%
26%
700
25
Feb
31
41
41%
400
39
Feb
43% Mar
9%
1,600
9
Jan
37
132
Jan
27%
25 %
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138
6%
6%
200
69%
3,000
66% May
85 %
67%
70%
2,700
55%
Jan
70 % May
37
37
37%
200
30%
Feb
37% May
471%
47%
48%
1,300
43%
Jan
52% Mar
93%
*
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common
100
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28
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Du Pont
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Marshall Field &
Martin (Glenn L)
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10
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Mickelberry's
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General
General
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52
1,600
43
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53%
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53%
52
55%
3,800
35
Feb
38%
38%
100
Jan
55% May
41% Apr
132% 134%
600
Jan
147 % Mar
*
*
South
Middle
Portland
Missouri
Modine
Mfg
41
41%
5,000
40%
Apr
44% Mar
27%
28%
10,000
27%
Apr
48%
49
800
48%
Apr
51% Mar
86%
100
72%
Feb
86 % May
7%
600
7%
Apr
27%
27%
700
34%
277/.
34%
700
60
38
58"
New
Jan
Feb
42% Mar
7%
Jan
13%
Apr
26%
Jan
35 %
Apr
27%
Apr
34%
Feb
34%
Apr
35% Mar
Jan
66
400
57%
Jan
71 % Mar
200
20
Jan
21%
Feb
1
7%
7%
100
7% May
9%
Jan
235 %
Apr
(Un)
5
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223%
2,350
1
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400
219%
Apr
300
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50%
92%
22g
10%
226
51
43%
Feb
94
300
226
10%
35
11
500
18%
18%
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7%
500
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56%
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18%
500
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15%
1,500
1.25
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6
2,000
76%
200
Feb
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May
52% Mar
94% Apr
National
Container
Amer
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Box Corp
Candy Corp
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10
200
20%
Jan
16%
Jan
Apr
9%
Jan
10% Mar
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2% Feb
14
36,300
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2%
2%
9,500
2%
Jan
Apr
15% Mar
Jan
42
Jan
Apr
15% Feb
26
Mar
18
Mar
42
100
28%
25%
50
24%
16%
400
70%
70%
20%
56
42
16%
20%
50
51
56%
7,150
3%
200
5
67 %
72%
Feb
38%
30
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100
50%
Jan
6%
100
6%
Apr
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2,800
29%
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35%
700
36%
2,100
56
1,000
28%
20
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Apr
37% Mar
32
Apr
47% Feb,'
57
Mar
29% Mar
Feb
1,800
1,900
18%
Feb:
23 V*
20
200
19%
Jan
23
50
12%
Feb
14
28%
Apr
6%
Jan
8% Mar
Feb
149% May
34
Jan
28%
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7%
3,600
148% 149%
32%
26
300
32 7/«
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26%
42
24%
300
8
50%
26
37
Jan
Jan
20
28%
149%
36
28%
13%
.12.50
8%
19
13%
7%
Apr
60% Mar
28%
20
10
Mar
Mar
5 %
3 % May
56%
Feb
27
58
20% Mar
6%
34%
91%
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—__*
..
105%
100
46
600
44%
3,800
32%
Feb
31
1,100
90%
92
1,600
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46%
100
45%
45
45%
600
46%
46%
46 %
200
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9
53
Jan
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25%
42
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
May
29
May
Apr
51
Feb
Mar
85%
Jan
95%
Apr
46%
Apr
Apr "
46%
"
Feb
46% Mar
44%
Feb
51 VrMar
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7%
9%
6,200
9%
8,100
26%
8%
8%
26
60
25
10%
Mar
7%
Apr
4
300
4
8%
700
8
27%
4%
May
8
Feb
10% Jan
Apr
4
1
Jan
Co
(Un).
Tile
&
5
RR
Northern
States
Pacific
Gas
Pan American
Jan
Feb
12%
13%
150
12%
Feb
14
16%
16%
200
15%
Apr
17% Mar
Apr
Jan
47%
Jan
94
May
Jan
42
Mar
38
39%
1,700
34
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12,500
43
1,400
18%
85%
85%
100
71%
42%
100
42% May
17%
17%
1,900
17
19%
18%
Jan
20% Mar
Jan
42%
15% Mar
Feb
..100
45%
89 % Mar
44
Apr
Co—
—8
17%
10
73%
1
22%
8
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World Airways
(Un)
50
10
100
33%o
1
12.50
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—
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1
73% May
65
22%
800
22% Feb
531/4
400
49%
Jan
54 % Mar
43 %
800
34
Jan
46%
261/4
100
23%
Jan
27% Mar
56%
57
200
51%
Jan
61
52
52%
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48%
Jan
53% Mar
18%
52%
19
73%
72
500
50
16%
24 %
Feb
Apr
Apr
21 % Mar
Jan
18
16% Mar
Apr
18
18
11%
11%
11%
35,300
9%
Apr
12 ya
30
29%
30%
4,800
25%
Apr
30 V2 May
4,000
5%
Apr
•
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Jan
750
22%
26%
57
1
5
28
18% Feb
42
7.50
Corp
Jan
53'/a
•
7%
8
22%
Feb
8
Jan
May
28
Mar
18
Mar
27»A
27"%
2,100
15
15%
2,100
15
May
150% 151%
27%
15%
200
147
Feb
160% Mar
20%
Jan
25% May
37%
Feb
45 y8
54%
Jan
74% Mar
May
36% Mar
101%
79%
Jan
101% May
6%
251/2
1,600
42 %
100
65%
27
25
421/a
25%
66%
300
27
29"%
1,200
100
101%
700
27
.
Apr
Feb
7% Mar
13%
13'%
100
13% Mar
13% May
500
36%
Apr
39% Mar
7
7
«
100
37%
*
(Un)
38
68%
68%
100
65 %
Feb
72%
Jan
5
of Indiana
(Un)
47%
47%
200
37%
Jan
57%
Apr
Jan
35% Mar
•
37%
8
Corp of America
(Un)—
Raytheon Manufacturing
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall
Drug
(Un)
Co
Tobacco class B
Reynolds (R. J.)
& Axle
Public Service class A
St Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
33
33 "
33%
500
31Y*
•
46%
45%
46 Ya
300
41Y*
Jan
17
16 %
17
400
16
Jan
19% Mar
47%
48%
800
43
Feb
49 Ya
Apr
9%
9%
100
Feb
10
Jan
57
57
571/2
700
50
Feb
57%
25%
25%
26%
1,250
25%
Jan
28 V* Mar
33%
341/4
1,500
27%
Feb
36%
56'%
57
135
55%
Jan
13
13%
5
10
2.50
10
*
St Louis National Stockyards
St Louis
Feb
39
Electric.
Rockwell Spring
11%
39
10
5
7%
Co
Apr
May
Jan
78%
Gas
Company
61
103
Jan
300
12
Service Co
Feb
Feb
42 %
200
Corp
Oil
45%
77
800
15
Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Public
100
100
44%
94
Gas
Co
61
44%
Warrants
Process
Apr
103
90%
Peabody Coal Co common
5% convertible prior preferred
Penn-Texas
Apr
May
103
5
Chem
Jan
61
103
14%
Patterson-Sargent Co
People's
26%
43%
(Un)
&
28
Feb
94
Co
Oklahoma Natural
Feb
21
44%
Northwest Bancorporation
Co
Jan
20%
500
14%
(Un)
(Minnesota)
29%
20
200
1
i
Power
10
700
-
1
•
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Pacific Ry (Un)
w
26%
!
Northern
common
28
(Un).
North American Car Corp
New
30%
28
44 %
(Un)
Aviation
American
28
10
Mfg
New York Central
30
28%
26
1
—1
Gypsum
North
8%
5
Lead Co
National
,
1
Corp
National Standard Co
Radio
Feb
%
2%
14%
56%
:—1
•
:—10
Richman Bros Co
Inc
10% Mar
25%
16%
l
Quaker Oats Co
Apr
6%
Feb
Feb
1,000
4
Co common
National
Apr
18
Jan
16
Jan
10
8
National
Jan
63% Mar
14%
3%
15%
Apr
3%
35%
Gas
National Distillers Prod
Pure
9
100
58
Feb
4%
53
Cylinder
Pullman
19%
10%
43%
Jan
55%
Inc
Industries
Napco
Mar
Apr
10%
12.50
preferred
National
May
Jan
Apr
3
35%
Inc
Vernon
11
Feb
300
35%
& Co.
convertible
50c
240
7%
3%
Muskegon Motor Spec conv class A—♦
Muter Company
50c ;
Jan
16%
3%
3
(Phillip)
10% May
55
7% Feb
3% Mar
1
(when issued)
common
Olin-Mathieson
com
B)
66
3,000
15
Montgomery Ward & Co
28% May
86%
.
Apr
"
Oil
500
3%
3%
2
Ohio
35%
37%
Feb
*
.
Chemical
Monsanto
Jan
34%
3%
38%
115
400
•
16%
II
6%
1
Ky
Co
Apr
800
56%
1
•
Cement
15%
13%
12
55%
56
25
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
2,300
13
6%
5
Products.
Utilities
15%
9%
6%
5
Food
15%
68%
Inc
America
Gamble-Skogmo
50%
Inc..
Edison
20%
Drive Auto
Luxe
50%
*
;
Oak Manufacturing Co
67%
Brewing Corp
Mills
10
(Un)
& Scott
Brick
Ohio
20%
Fprd
Motor Co..
Foremost Dairies
Jan
16%c
Chapman
Metropolitan
Apr
Feb
1
Eddy Paper Corp
Felstaff
27%
(Un)_i.
327/a
5
Inc
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Flour
26 % May
•
Co
41 % Mar
I
Co
&
200
Co
S8%
48%
Hi
10
Liner,
Radio
26%
Co
&
Merritt
Potter
Emerson
26%
Portland Cement
Medusa
Jan
I.I20
(Un)
USA
Air
26%
,
108
4
27%
5
Manufacturing
l*stern
Jan
Jan
Marquette Cement Mfg
93% May
34% Feb
35
136% May
14%
10
of
300
300
Feb
33?Apr
94% Apr
34%
2
Elec
&
200
40
38%
Jan
Jan
79%
Apr
Pennsylvania RR
Deere & Company
Edison Co
Labor
Gas
150
7%
38 % Mar
31%
Tobacco
37
39%
Jan
300
25
30%
"7%
32%
31%
Co
93%
41%
1
900
4
30 '/a
25
Detroit
Mont
Jan
28
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Co
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Du
6% Mar
Corp—
1
Apr
36
Apr
31%
1
University—
37
5
of America
Chemical
Jan
Feb
90%
Feb
1
33%c
30%
15
i_
Motors
3%
16%
Feb
Jan
Co
153/4
_
Ilium
I
Power
Ltd
Mar
66%
Co
Drewrys
145
Jan
Apr
70%
Oudafcy Packing Co
*"*ow
138
9"%
67%
1
Cement
common
Dodge
"
9
Apr
78%
Jan
10
(Un)
Edison common
Commonwealth
Crane
59 % May
33%
III~25
Inc.
Continental
Jan
16% May
1,000
Jan
15%
700
13
preferred
Mount
Apr
2,100
Columbia Gas System
Container
53%
200
29%
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
Apr
38%
•
Co
Electric
Consumers
100
5%
*
common
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
4%%
preferred
New
36% Mar
•
City Products Corp
Consolidated
16%
Feb
4% Feb
59%
17 VB
1
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service
Co
Feb
32%
10
Christiana Oil Corp
Cleveland
12%
500
38
.
Coleman
600
6,600
16%
& Northwestern Ry
*
Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co"*
So Shore & So Bend RR„ 12.50
Co
59%
5
15%
88
100
Electric
Chemical
&
Myers
&
Motorola
25
"
(Un)
$3 convertible preferred
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac common
Towel
4%
25%
300
Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Jan
•
(Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago Corn common
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Apr
15%
34%
1%
5
Corp
Central Illinois Pub Serv
Certain-teed Products
5
10
America
South
15%
1,000
2
72% May
Jan
1,000
*
26
16%c
common..
Corp
&
1%
33%
15%
5
Canadian
Canadian
Central
1%
lOc
21% Mar.
Jan
.
13%
Lincoln
Jan
4b.,a
Feb
19%
35%
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Jan
27%
18
59%
500
13%
__*
5%
20%
650
300
'
34%
•
Libby McNeil & Llbby
12%
18
•
7% Jan
34% Feb
-
j.
,
136% 136%
7.50
(Un)
Leath & Co common
Morns
Calumet
(Un)
Light Co
Machine
Landis
35%
5
(E J)
Super
...
Laclede Gas Co
800
17%
Jan
5% May
32% Mar
35
3.50
Extension
Salle
1,000
10
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler Brothers common—
C
&
Monarch
Kropp Forge Co
24,700
17%
"13%
1
Feb
53% May
16% Mar
15%
•
(Un)
&
Knapp
8%
5
Jan
23 %
1
City Power & Light..—
Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
14%
!«'% 161%
250
Apr,
;.13% Mat
72% V
22 *
Tel
&
Gas
Alum
Kaiser
42%
2%
100
1,600
34
70%
22
_.
Jones & Laughlin Steel
7%
161%
47
-
26%
Feb
20%
72%
1
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
41%
7,000
11%
50
5%
20%
•
Co
Paper
87% Mar
Feb
1
;
Burlington Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp (Un)
&
Nickel
Tel
Jan
2%
20%
100
37% May
30%
'
-
86%
International
66%
46%
♦
Co
BUdd Company
C
10
,
15%
5%
33%
Co
Interstate Power Co
900
2
53%
34
Co..
International
79%
500
lp
53%
15%
~5%
1
12%
10
Kansas
Jan
3%
53%
12%
3
L:
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common—
Kennecott
800
Jan
23"% Jan
34% May
7% Mar
3%
24%
1,000
16% May
Jan
2,850
25%
Mar
2
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84 % May
61%
22%
30%
24%
200
51
33
500
29%
960
Apr
3%
37%
30%
25
1
4,700
Jan
61%
35%
10
1
3
94 V*
5%
29%
Jan
30%
Iowa
Apr
Mar
16%
35%
37%
61%
30% Mar
34%
75%-Feb
33
23
Jan
94%
Louisville
8
Jan
25
30%
6%
10
46%
19%
1,700
34%
700
57%
50c
44% May
200'
30%
Jan
600
20%
17
30%
200
-
300
«
600
67
Mar
Jan
•
6%
67
Mar
16
74% Apr
18% Apr
60%
5
14
•
18%
41
Jan
Mar
International Mineral & Chemical
6%
13%
1,100
37%
.13
International
2,800
13%
72%
100
100
11
Inter lake Steamship Co
International Harvester
8
13
50% May
15
1%
■
(Un)
Jan
40 Ya
400 *
38%
11
Development
Steel
39%
7%
50%
Apr
15%
Illinois : Central RR
Indiana Steel Products
84%
57%
42%
16% Mar
Chemical.
Hershey Corp
Corporation
37%
20
19/64 Apr
Jan
(Un)__—
&
Corp
Co
Huttig Sash & Door
Illinois Brick Co
82
171
Apr
12%
20%
Corp
181% 182%
167% 171
ft
2,400
Mar
57%
22 %
19 %
3
Corp
Gear
Apr
29%.
,
•
aorg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
&
82
1
(Un)_,^
Manufacturing
Brad
31
28,900
28%
Stores
Lakes Oil
Great
77%
182%
50
Rustian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
Aelden Manufacturing Co
Bendlx Aviation Corp
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Brach
.
25% Jan
45%
22%
.
.
Steel
26% Mar
73%
22%
1.50
.
Fisheries
<
Apr
75% Mar
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41
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71
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(2216)
.
.
Monday, May 7 1956'/
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
,
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Plantation
Fibre
Board
4%
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Paper
39% May
41% May
37% May
40% Mar
37% May
51%
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43% May
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55
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18%
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75
20
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88
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6% Feb
2,450
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11V2
1
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West Coast Life Insurance (Un)
5
Western Air Lines Inc (Un)
—
*
Western Dept Stores
25c
Western Pacific RR Co
—*
Western Union Telegraph fUn)—2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)—
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12%
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)__—
10
Woolworth (F W) (Un)
10
Mar
27% Apr
12% Apr
29
Apr
51% May
430
780
23% 24%
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1.15
1.20
—
—
27
May
Jan
May
16% Jan
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5,101
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16
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17% Jan
63% Jan
36% Feb
,
20
528
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55
55
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62
29%
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-
16%
Vanadium Corp of America
Victor Equipment Co
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10
1
1
•
103%
27-/2
52%
187 V2
1,500
482
—
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Apr
Apr
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9% Jan "■
22% Jan
141
240
1,243
234
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Mar
25%
25
Gas
/*
Feb
2.70
52 %
25
4.36% preferred
Pacific -Lighting Corp
$4.50
div
17%
Jan
16%
35
pfd
'49%
Jan ;
Jan
4c
85
—
United Gas Corp
1.90
*
61% Mar
32% Mar 1
Feb
18J/4
.600
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27% 27%
Union Oil Co of California,.
60 %
60%
61?. «
Union Pacific RR.
.——50 ! 187% -* 187% 187%
Union Sugar common
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21% 21%
United Aircraft Corp com (Un).
5
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707/s -71 V4~~*
United
Air Lines Inc,
10
40%
40 40%
United Can & Glass Co
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United Corp. of Del (Un).
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Union
Union
United
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L25
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58% May
4r%
350
v
Feb
1.90
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1
1
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60%
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.
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10
25
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Taxtron American Inc common
Tide
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5
pfd
red
Feb
30% Mar
241
14%
61%
59%
.
.
25
-—25
1
w
common
21% May
Apr
—
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Company
24
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laa
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46% Jan
~
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114 •
62'/*
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5
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7.50
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5
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ser
red
Oil
—
46
-
25
preferred
4
Pacific
93% Mar
a__
Feb
26%
r
pfd
4.80%
50%
Feb
—
44%
Apr'
14%
12
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preferred
red
86%
a—
20
preferred
red
5%
16
Apr
14
16%
-
—
(Un)
Corp
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
.
Mar
26
•
1st
1st
534
135
2%
American
1st
5%
91%
45%
20c
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Pacific Gas ft Electric common
6%
-
42% Mar
45%
l
Petroleum Corp
Mathiesen
5%%
41c
Jan '.
Mar
25
Pacific
.'
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1
com
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Sugar
Pacific
23c
Jan
1
(Un)
Ohio Oil Co
OHp
32%
Jan
22,057
Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio
May
84c
1
preferred
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Oahu
29
15c
30
44%
a46 % a46 %
•
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Occidental
New
77c
1
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1G6
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1
Power
American
American
Jan„
-
May
42 %
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ft
21% Mar
a25% a25 %
42%
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•
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26 Ve Jan
Apr
Jan
10
-
Sylvanla Electric Products
12% Jan
5
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North
5%%
20
18c
OE
Mohawk
Apr
a38% a38%
•
Central RR (Un)
Niagara
18%
Feb
6
1
Electric
83% Apr.
32% Feb
11% Jan i
38% Mar
29% Mar'
10
Rights
N
Jan
Jan
«
Feb
Apr
Feb
11
75
,
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Bunray Mid-Continent Oil
Swift
5
23
570
29
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170
20
lac
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.
700
-
al9% al9%
5
Fibres
England
Jan
31%
a28 % a28%
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National Distillers Products (Un)
National Gypsum (Un)
Natomas Company
New
23
460
5%
5
;
ft Co
Auto
1,591
Chemical
1
26%
(Ind)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebaker Packard-
37y2 Mar
26%
35%
34%
35%
*
1
w
(Philip)
Feb
26%
35
2
Montgomery Ward A Co (Un)
Morris
a37% a37%
26%
IS
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-
Mar
Apr
30,500
32 32%
21%
22','
55%_ 56%
120% 120% r
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26% ,
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Standard Oil Co
Jan
24'/a Mar
al9% al9%
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Standard Oil Co of California
Feb
50%
10
(Un).
10
37% Mar
160
5c
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56%
120%
1
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Apr
32% Mar
May;
273
.
a487/e.'- a50 !
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15%
1
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Monsanto Chemical
49%
..
;
Apr
Apr
21%
5
Feb
5<% May
81,;
1,732
:
■
34
.
34
—
67% Mar
12%
Middle South Util Inc com
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Mission Develop Co (Un)
4c.
32
128
16%o
Merritt Chapman A Scott
Merrill Petroleum Ltd (Un)
7%
iwar
.33.-
,
a52'/2 a54%
*
120
21'A-222,341
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-
25
5
A
332
1
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3,034
177
875
258
170
401
60
46%
—
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58%
46%
__
48%
1
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*
25
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71
29
10
23
,
25
16%
1
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57 Va
.
—
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Calculators
Martin
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26
Mar
9% Feb
-
19Va Mar
'
43% Feb
-
695
». a30y» a30%
21 %
5c
,
34
(Un)—•
convertible preferred
Stauffer
Marchant
50% Mar *
5% Feb-i
'41% Jan
—
Southern Cal Gas Co pfd ser
Southern Co
(Un)
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Railway Co (Un)—
Southwestern Public Service
Jan
10
common
..
-
4o% May-
'
•«
(Un)
preferred
4.32%
4.48%
Apr
Mar
l
Company (Un)
-
19% Mar
23%
•
Macy ft Co (R H)
Magnavox Co (Un)
'
58
1
49%
25
(Un)
782
201
100
498
.
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106
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—
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1
i
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Liggett A Myers Tobacco
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's
'
2%
—
Louis-San
Southern Calif Edison Co com
"
Mar
Kansas Power ft Light
Kaiser Industries
39% Jan
;
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Mar
Apr
43%
234
,
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9
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Apr
May !
102 % May
72% Jan'-
-
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9%
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.
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74
276
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—
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Feb
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33
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Shasta Water Co common (Un)__—2.50
;•!/! /.
5%.
6%
--3/0
.4% Jan
8hell Oil Co
7%
83%
83% 83% '
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64
Jan
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3 V;
—
"
36%. 36% V—„176 -'31% Jan
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
5
—
57% 67%
610
56y4 Jan
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
16
»—
80%, • 82 *1,190 '■
6t% Jan
38% Feb
93y4 Mar
34%
10
8
10
Francisco Ry (Un)——•
Scott Paper Co
Seaboard Finance Co new
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
38% Mar
B4% May
,
--- v
5
San Diego Gas ft Elec com
10
San Mauricio Mining ———
p .10
Santa Cruz Portland Cem com (Un)_50
38
Feb
68% Mar
Jan
467
High
16% Jan
23
Feb
20'% J*n
1.10 Jan
56
Jan
27% May
78% Jan
65% Feb
.
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St Regis Paper Co (Un)—
-
1.20 Apr
Apr
33
Feb
47
May
44'A Jan
Feb
65%
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St Joseph Lead (Un)
Apr
May
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....
•
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,_■*—5.
*
i
Jan
Apr
43% Mar
■
Apr
117
a„
47
-
'
Apr
May
34%
Feb
30%
Apr
16
1
Richfield Oil Corp
•
Riverside Cempnt Co class A (Un)—28
RKO Theatres Corp (Un)——1
Rohr Aircraft Corp (Un)
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum
50 florins
Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
5% Feb
Feb
f
incorp—xa
Rheem Manufacturing Co
31% M iy
4% May
150
37
50% May
49% Mar '
Range Since Jan. 1
-
a45% a46% j—... 255
a.41% Feb
—
• 5%
5% - 510
•> -4% Mar
38 - 37I8 '- 38
...
504
i. 35% Apr
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16
Feb
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50c
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1
Rexall Drug Inc. (Un)-*.—
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Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)——10
:
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;
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)^
Republic Steel Corp (Un)™
Jan
19/64
'
Rayoiue*
38% Mar
-
42% Jan
155
.
t
4% Mar
Feb
65
(Un)__5
(Un)
Kaiser Alum ft Chem Corp
Preferred
18
Apr
a34%
..
new com
Jan
100
34%
33 %o
Johns-Manville Corp
Feb
38%
10,910
235
86c
1
•
Co
35%
667
,
32
(Un)_*
International Paper Co (Un)_—
7%
International Tel ft Tel com (Un).
*
Oil
102
>
1,105
1.00
International Nickel Co Canada
Intex
Jan
a35% a35%
10
Co
Power
International Harvester
Apr
4%
13
65%
Inc
17%
47
a22% a22%
(Un)
Mining Co
Oil Corp
30
430
47
a22%
com
Homes take
14% May
12%
13
a45%
(Un)
Mar
49
....
*a45%
far Week
of Price*
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v
Radio Corp of America (Un)_*—.
Ry Equlpt ft Realty Co Ltd com
Apr
Feb
a45 % a45 %
7.50
(Un)—•
Feb
100%
Feb
7
50o
1
12%
com
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64%
,
<
12%
1,000
10
—6%
new
43
1,975
39
5
Powder Co
Hercules
38%
Feb
^ Mar
a25% a25%
25
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Hilton
—
Apr
57%
Co.
BtIt.
Range
Pan American World Airways (Un)_—1
18/s
Pennaylvania RR Oo (Un)
---50
—
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
33%o "
-Petrocarbon Chemicals
—-1
i-70
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
13%
-Pbiico Corp common (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co—
—10' 102%
Pullman inc capital (Un)
J
Pur* Oil Co (Un)
——
1.' * 48%
Apr
6,928
31 31%
4%
4%
a84% a85%
71
71
44% 44%
15%
16
a30% a31%
all9%al25%
38%
Goodyear
(Un)
—
37%
46%
92
49
Utilities
General Telephone Corp com
—
Feb
Oil
Getty
Jan
Mar
50
43%
%
50%
(Un)
26%
43
1,949
36%
—
10c
Service
General
1,650
4%
•
Public
350
al7
4%
36%
Corp common
Preferred
General
100
a97
44%
14%
(Un)—-—
Jan
150
18%
Corp
Apr
23
1,847
2
Foods
23
41%
37%
43%
65
37%
43%
65
—
5
General
Jan
18% Mar
39%
—
*
20%
40%
Co
Corp
(Un)
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
80
Weck-,
Last
par
Pacific Western Oil. Name changed to
High
190
Dairies
Garrett
Low
21%
—*
Chemical Corp
rrld„
Sale Price
21%
—
Pooa Machinery ft
4
STOCKS
Hioh
a22%'a22%
—
Foremost
Ford Motor
MAI
Range Since Jan. 1
21% '
*
com
Light (Un)
ft
Power
Low
•
20
Co
pfd
conv
Florida
Co
8haies
of Price*
P«r
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ENDED
for Week
STOCKS
Eva
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Im Frateisct Stack Exeh. (Cent.)
12%
Jan
133%
Jan
a_!
„
18°
Apr
140% Mar
140% Mar
Yellow Cab
Co
-J,
common
1
25
Preferred
Youngatown Sheet ft Tube
(Un)
•
—
—
-
10%
IOVb
25%
98%
'
8% Jan
1,917
98%
Feb
Jan
24
84
200
222
26
10% Apr
2b
102
Apr
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED MAY
4
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
Last
Sal* Prle*
Abitlbl Power ft Paper common
4%*
Acadia
Class
Sugar
common
A
Algoma
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
41%
24%
.
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
4%% preferred
pfd
see
for Week
Share*
25
__50
High
40%
Low
45.
1
Asbestos
High
o
Atlas
Steels
Ltd
:
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a
34 Va
Jan
42%
Apr
Bailey Selburn preferred
1,000
24%
Apr
26%
Jan
Bank
12
325
11%
Jan
12%
Apr
22
110%
5,346
24%
Bank
22
305
22
May
24
Mar
Banone
110
112
2,445
93
Feb
121
Mar
137
Bathurst Power ft Paper class A
9,760
100
Jan
137
May
a24 a24 %
60
24%
Apr
26
Jan
50%
Apr
53
Mar
52
Jan
54
Feb
126
50%
50%
50%
1,510
52%
53
80
Class
Nova
50 % Mar
651
2i%
24%
24%
Jan
25%
56 %
56%
155
50
Mar
57%
42%
42%
44
1,6*5
an
T„n
45
Mar
26 %
26
May
•
Feb
25
Jan
30
Apr
47%
Jan
56
Apr
68
1,037
58 %
Jan
68%
Apr
40 %
345
39% May
42%
64
1,130
62% Mar
65
Feb
41 %
592
40%
Jan
46
Mar
Apr
51% Mar
29%
54%
66%
66%
10
40%
39%
•
64
63
41
17%
6,675
425
30
53%
.25
49%
48
50
6%
7
6,203
33
33
200
48
1^,700
7
Co
*
Jan
2
28
30
53%
ft Power—_•
Note
Apr
28
10
Natlonale
Bank
Hio*
n«.
44% May
24%
B
American
r
250
44%
41 %
Canadienne
1
Range Since Jan.
Hiah
44%
25
Scotia
Bell Telephone
Brazilian Traction Light
British
i hares
10
Montreal
of
for Week
"
41%
of
Sales
Range
50
*
Corp
24%
52%
page
Range Since Jan.
11%
137
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Por footnotes
•
•
*
_
Range
of Price*
/
44%
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
Sale*
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Week's
Low
20
preferred
Atlantic
Sale Price
Fund*
Friday
STOCK!
Last
STOCKS
.
•
6%
28
Apr
Feb
7%
33
Apr
Jan
Apr
/
Number 5531
183
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
frlday
STOCKS
Week'*
Last
Par
British American
Oil
Britisn
Electric
Columbia
4%%
,
*5%
4Vt%
preferred
Bruck
Mills
waing
class
5%
11.25
Bronze
$1.75
Class
52
Jan
Ogllvle Flour Mills
40
Jan
Ontario
103V*
3274
29%
6'h
pfd__i
Morse
Con sol
307a Mar
33%
5,495
33%
4%
5%
Apr
Quebec
Apr
Reynolds
Jan
32
Mar
37
Mar
Rolland
21% Mar
Class
34%
Rights
Royalite Oil
a4.25
a4.25
65
a4.00
a4.00
10
a__
a8
a8
50
8
*
26%
27
9%
10%
10%
•
21%
21%
25
22
•
1,250
21
Feb
24
Jan
a91
5
91
Jan
92
Mar
39%
2,671
25
Jan
41
Jan
2,383
20
Jan
2474 Mar
24
24
24
102% 102%
20
102%
Apr
25
33%
33%
34%
5,426
3174
Feb
29
27%
29 %
7,418
2378 May
40
3,550
30%
Jan
40
May
125
7274
Feb
86
Jan
-
6%
6%
*
Enterprises
67a
1774
525
173/4
674 Mar
150
17
•
12
12
325
*
34 V*
34
36
7,992
30
30
30%
205
30
A
12
*
Seagrams
17%
—2
*
22%
Bridge
255
37
4,256
36%
20
22
preferred
500
73/4
183
13
*
common
175
13
35
17
2,950
9%
13
73/4
*
22%
9%
•
25
Corsets
Dairies
pfd
17%
36%
36%
Mar
25
77
Feb
913/4
Apr
25%
24%
25%
775
22
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257a May
10
115
6,040
2,030
53%
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5574
55
56
1,150
53
Feb
70%
67
70%
8,576
50
98
98
92
98
Feb
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25
11%
Feb
Apr
24
Jan
13
7% Mar
Mar
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17%
195
17%
Apr
17%
323/4
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1,095
27%
Jan
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42%
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931
40
Feb
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•
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22
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177a
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•
35%
35%
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1,121
32
Jan
(Geo)
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
16%
163/a
17
7,245
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17
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11
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24
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8
3,958
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9
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141
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39
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31
Jan
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31
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21
Apr
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4.65
4.80
22,355
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1472
143/4
505
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Feb
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30
350
287a
Feb
31
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18
Apr
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May
•
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24
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14
240
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22
22
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22
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of
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28
36%
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293/4
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29
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32
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3
108
60
108
May
112
110
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115
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59%
62
1,205
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43
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43
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10
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5,020
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56
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65
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2
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preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
Husky Oil
Oil
of
Canada
69%
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56
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52
46
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12
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50% May
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49
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10
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109
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1,670
28
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40
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class B
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25
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27
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100
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25
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2.55
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STOCK
CANADIAN
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24
253/8
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2272
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50
50
51
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High
87c
20,500
49
49
49
12%
12%
12%
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70c
Apr
590
433/4
Feb
517a Mar
3,625
113/4
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13%
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75
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30
63/4
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100
13
13
125
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50
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13
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Apr
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Jan
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3.00
May
3.30 Mar
May
90
25
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90
May
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20
294
20
May
20
May
100
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20
Apr
98
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5%
560
6%
7
453
4.25
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Ltd
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—
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class
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A
20%
977a
Jan
57t May
5% Jan
100
47
25
47
Feb
10
27%
Apr
28
39
Div
Standard
4.25 May
a39
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20
4.00
240
3.75 Mar
3.85
3.85
500
3.65
49
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70
70
50
cl A—•
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96
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3
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•
40
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50
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cl
Mar
6% Jan
47
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24% Mar
a27
47
•
*
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•
38%
70
Apr
Feb
Feb
1.20 Jan
33
33%
4.75
Feb
Jan
Apr
40
Apr
4.00 May
4.00 Jan
76
Jan
1.90 Mar
Jan
35
Mar
Jan
40
7,640
40,
Apr
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25
203/4 Mar
21
Feb
65 %
91
54
Jan
67
•
24%
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110
22
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26%
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35
1,305
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:
pfd
35
35
34%
Jan
70
70
54
•
1.30
1.30
200
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120
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138
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55
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•
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50
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common
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Canadian
Co
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Jan
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60
60
70
60
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60
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70
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part class B.,
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(Walter
Ltd
Apr
Apr
367a Apr
—100
•
97
9772
50
85
Jan
100
Mar
10
12
12
158
11
Mar
12
Jan
418
180
Feb
225
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210
200
210
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300
113/4
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127a
41
3874
41
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33%
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42
Apr
47
4774
460
49
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
•
93/4
9%
200
9%
Apr
10%
Jan
Light & Pow Co Ltd-10
48
48
50
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Jan
50
Apr
•
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35%
25
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52
52
95
52
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523/4
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13
10
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&
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Royal
Ltd
pfd
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com
Industries
Ltd
*
Ltd
6%
class
Waterman
Oil
Canada
Hotel
Mining
Altex
Oils
73
Mar
21%
Feb
Apr
193/4
Apr
Jan
14
Mar
Feb
Jan
127»
150
Jan
14
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5
140
Mar
145
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5
15
Apr
17
Feb
41
4172
1,105
41
Apr
447a
Jan
45
45
100
45
May
487a
Feb
Jan
class A
Pipe
•
41%
Jan
13
13
13
200
13
Apr
15
•
6372
56%
633/4
5,480
447a
Jan
633/4 May
4872
46%
Apr
•
4872
45
6%
6%
63/4
15,539
•
12
12
12%
766
50c
55c
5,077
•
Pen Co Ltd
Ltd
Breweries
OH
1274
10
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Ltd
Ltd__,_
and
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Feb
20
19
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20
20
2072
900
5
34
34
*
40
40
10c
12c
8,500
10c
May
23c
23c
500
22c
Feb
16c 17%C
15,700
13c
Jan
(
Western
68
12 74
Corp Fund
Products
52% Feb
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Apr
*
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pfd
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a
Jan
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Power
Co
Trans-Canada
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pfd—100
Ltd
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Canada
red
*
com
new
Finance Corp
5%
Ltd
1st
traders
3.50 Mar
Co
Pow
Screw
Alta
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Range
of Prices
90
Windsor
III Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Week's
90
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•
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Exchange
Funds
*
Co
Rights
EXCHANGE
Local Branch:
737
25
Westeel
EXCHANGE
1472
Jan
Paper Inv Ltd
*
Silk Products Corp class A_*
Westinghouse Co Ltd
*
Sangamo
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
104
100
65%
Southern
•
HART
STOCK
Apr
80c
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
MEMBERS:
160
31
Union Gas of Canada Ltd—
&
101
•
Trans
SAVARD
101
5
Russell
147. May
2.55
35
Reitmans
5074 May
1174 Mar
105
5.00
Apr
pfd
50
Power Corp of Can 6%
1st pfd
50
6% non cum part 2nd pfd
„50
Quebec Telephone Corp common——5
Feb
14%
Jan
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Red
Feb
9874
50%
Mar
May
5.00
1,275
Jan
Power
Northern
Feb
8
•
75
69 3/4
125
24%
287a
Newfoundland
Feb
96
*
1,595
5.00
2174
Zellerbach
Mount
Jan
8
Oil
71
693/4
2174 Mar
Ltd
Mersey
Mar
96
class A
Apr
525
B
Mexican
Jan
24
41%
•
common
16
84c
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co new 2.50
Moore Corp Ltd common
•
Mar
100
Front enac
Jan
May
103
MacLaren Power &
Feb
a24
14
55
23
Lowney
Apr
Mar
a9%
210
•
Ltd
B
Melchers
Jan
19
a24
May
16
•
Sugar
Investments
Preferred
6%
Feb
Apr
15
44%
44%
Apr
17
Jan
31
Lambert Inc
Apr
100
101/2
10
Feb
2272
London
407s May
28%
350
19
Jan
147/e
22
Hydro-Electric
Apr
Apr
2,100
19
.*
•
2434.
227b
5.55
3,795
30
Investment
Apr
-
Feb
106
4,700
17
Hubbard
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47% May
257® Mar
520"
23
243/4
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*
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23
,
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137
Jan
277b
305
"...
55
9.75
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
97
May
131% Mar
Jan
39
10,414
28%
38%
75
40%
106
40
37
281/4
.,
3
Preferred
Class
47%
471/2
47%
613
Jan
''
*
*
Acceptance
(Robt)
47
;
100
Ltd
Sons
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Mitchell
47%
_*
com
preferred
McColl
Feb
132 1381/4
78% Jan
Mar
Mar
9.50
*
cl B
& Dock Co Ltd
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
Ford Motor Co of Can ciass
Feb
5074
1283/4 1293/4
127
Apr
50
80
16%
1
Preferred
East
Jan
Mar
101%
Apr
•
Bros Ltd
MacMillan
6%
59
129%
(John)
A &
Secord
Lower
,
138 %
Ltd
.
Limited
Laurentide
*
21%
Feb
Jan
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
12% Mar
6% May
7.50
common
Service
preferred
Laura
96%
11% Jan
1,400
447a
453/4
Corp
.
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
Apr
93
25
3,175
2,255 '
25
Feb
5774
22%
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Crov/n
Apr
__
*
3,435
30
Food
Crain
Jan
11 %
12
*
177b
25
74%
223/4
Consolidated
May
6%
Power
Publie
John
52
117a
International Utilities Corp common—5
Preferred
25
T"**rDrovlnc1al Pipe Lines
5
7%
Jan
•
Paper
•
Feb
503/4
—
International Petroleum
Lang,
60
100
International
LaDatt
May
3674
603
49
71
•
Consolidated
79% May
11% Apr
6%
Preferred
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,Jamaica
Jan
8.60 Jan
13,801
•
Jan
com—*
Powders
Canada
01
50
56
21%
49
1
Dominion
preferred
Class
48% May
:—100
•
10
preferred
Nickel
Jan
Jan
64
205
Mar
*
Inv
Class
15% Mar
40
380
.
Feb
48
--
Mar
28
*
Internatl
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1574 Mar
52%
£1
preferred
$2.25
preferred
Inland Cement preferred
r.
5
com
Corp common..*
$4.50
•Int
12,770
79
10
546
Feb
10
85
•
Tobacco
10%
1,549
48
•
6% preferred
Industrial ^Acceptance
6%
48%
48
131/4
——1
Ltd
International
13
47%
50
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•
980
48
common
$2.00
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13 72
13%
Smith
imperial
13
Jan
29
5
Ltd
Rand
Canadian
Mar
A
45
Feb
2574 Feb
•
:
Packers
Ingersol
Catelli
Apr
*
Alabastine
8c
class
&
Canadian
Jan
•
Lime
Oil
Apr
253/4
185
•
Hosiery Co Ltd
Canadian
Jan
Gypsum,
Borne
4272
175
26
Par
Canadian Marconi Co
Mar
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
General
5%
Jan
*
common
100
27
25
Timber
Canadian
Jan
62
5
—
43
Last
Canadian
Jan
108
&
Canadian Dredge
Apr
20
43
2672
2572
1472
Canadian
Mar
1103/4 1103/4
5274 Mar
5,00
Company
panada
Apr
24%
.
84
Apr
100
Columbia
Butterfly
Feb
1,495
30%
Jan
47
24
50
Corp
Beatty
Jan
22
Apr
55
6874
555
69%
A.
common
Lumber
Arcan
23% Mar
26
100
Dynamics
157b
Apr
Apr
17% May
230
4,074
55
Anglo-Canadian Pulp tic Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Mar
25%
100
General Steel Wares
68
25%
common
preferred
5%%
preferred
General
Feb
•
5%
General
61
•
Canada
common
Power
a57%
25
84
49
.
Abitca
nrnwn
1
—
Apr
4874
74%
preferred
British
Eddy
5.70 Mar
Apr
787/b
Sale Price
J
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Apr
4772
43
STOCKS
Jan
,
-
83%
Friday
Apr
*
com
Feb
487»
5
G»a*di»n
Apr
Duquis Freres class A
Mar
60%
Canadian Stock
44% Mar
Ltd
Bros
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Pont of Canada Sec
Jan
21
2172
30
Preferred
Jan
7%
102
May
1772 Mar
1472
Jan
100
common
preferred
-
20%
Jan
1%
99
700
600
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21
2074
16
class
367b May
23%
99
Feb
30 V* Mar
20
22% Mar
pfd
99
Feb
Apr
203/4
44% Mar
Dominion
Red
287a
Jan
14 V3
49%
1674
Apr
44
Ltd
485
7072 May
100
20%
Bank
Apr
33
Coal
2974
Apr
Mar
•
8c
4672
Feb
Apr
C% Mar
_*
com.
99
70
2072
20%
47
May
133/4
627»
583/4
Jan
47
1074 Mar
Glass common
Steel
98
Winnipeg Central Gas
Feb
119
12% Mar
613/4
Corp
Zellers
Feb
Jan
13
60
Cotton
472%
119
123/4
,
Jan
9.60
Steel
177b Mar
Foundries
&
119
13
60
Oils
3974 Mar
Dominion
•
a91
1
Apr
11
Apr
a91
Ltd
Jan
874
27%
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Western Leaseholds
33
May
Mar
51%
Jan
26%
Co
Weston
64
Apr
24
257z
Apr
Jan
Jan
4172
35
common
Toronto-Dominion
Mar
5172
830
ctfs
Wabasso
13
May
3,155
17%
Jan
38
Jan
50
44
common
17"%
974 Jan
Jan
61
Co of Canada common
Triad
44
20%
Breweries
United
105
10
8%
Jan
34
—*
Smelting
Ltd
trust
b*pp1
50
Apr
24%
.
Southam
Mar
367a Mar
Apr
58
Cement
Voting
Simpsons
29 % May
38
a68% a68%
39
a68%
•
106
34
2472
Lawrence
Sicks'
Jan
4172
*
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Bhawinigan Water & Power common
Series A 4% preferred
Sherwin Williams of Canada com
Feb
preferred__10
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6%
28%
Co
Lawrence
ot
10% May
34
38
•
&
Feb
7% Jan
a91
*
common
500
I,000
-
Jan
1,545
*
Preferred
St
Feb
9
137»
44
100
.—_
Royal Bank of Canada
com
12%
a21
Feb
Apr
11% Mar
Jan
Apr
Feb
4.75
37
21
Feb
—
257b
24%
B
Apr
4.50 Mar
Jan
60%
•
Mar
a__
Jan
18
28
3072
49
50
20
4.25 Mar
Jan
27
1274 Apr
30
*
34
9%
12
5
100
Robertson
Feb
May
150
123/4
*
common
Aluminum preferred
(James) Co
Paper class A
27
Dominion
•
Co Ltd
55
'
•
A
Power
33
17
123/4
12 74 a 12 74
a
30%
•
Canada
50
Eauipment
Dominion
•
of
Transport
preferred
25
2,734
25
•
preferred
175
18
25
*
Provincial
56% Mar
30% Mar
25
16% May
227» Jan
100
1,122
10
Dominion
5%
Jan
30
34
*
Coal
Jan
1374
36%*
17
10%
—*
Companies
Mining
•nminlon
30
50
Farm
Dominion
35%
Corp
Price Bros
36
1,937
32%
common
-
Apr
12% May
44% Jan
855
277a
•
preferred
Power
a—
2974
17
High
May
May
•
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Apr
3,217
32%
31%
a__
167a
*
6%
Feb
Feb
39%
25
Penmans
a20
Vickers
class
31%
Jan
440
*
10%
Corp
Distillers
2,965
j.25
Consumers Glass
Corbys
2,010
55
"
34
257/b
Page-Hersey Tubes
Mar
31
25
•
common
10
common
Petrofina
worn Dined
36
27 7b
Apr
-
25%
*
Products
20
pfd
Pacific Railway
(B
Jan
Steel
*
A
preferred
Coghlin
31
12%
1774
May
25
•
Noranda Mines Ltd—
a20
Locomotive
corkshutt
30
53%
35%
•
preferred
Chrysler
130
32
—•
Mar
59
% May
26
12%
31%
Mar
105
Mar
29
50
a59
*
class
Industries
Canadian
31
1,896
1,085
a57%
'
57
May
103% May
3,240
37%
30
41
"
26%"
37
a 57%
•
Hydrocarbons
Oil
32%.
29% " 29%
25
Canadian
5%
"5
31%
53%
_—
Canadian
845
103% 103%
26%
♦
Cellulose
Fairbanks
Canadian
59
317%
Jan
640
5
14%
36%
*
57-
25
&
Canadian
Canadian
Preferred
Jan
2,835
Low
2574
5
com—
National Steel Car Corp
Niagara
Wire
Weaving
May
*
Cottons
1%
Apr
Range Sinee Jan. 1
< Hiah
25
•
common
35
Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
19%
Co
11
10
common
Converters
wanadian
50
Jan
Low
25 %
•
Drug & Chemical
47% May
common
Chemical
B
Apr
16
&
1,116
—*
series
Canadian
47%
305
Jan
1,065
10
series
$1.00
Canadian
National
55
38
common
Canners
Morgan
4,690
36%
—*
A__
Commerce
Celanese
Jan
12
25
Canadian
48
17%
11
H,
36%
57 V2
50
Canadian
52%
340
•
preferred
Canadian
May
47%
100
preferred
Canadian Breweries
48
Shares
•
Montreal Locomotive
47%
20
class
of
Feb
47 Va
•
Foundries
Bank
105%
Apr
A
for Week
•
39%
*
Malting Ltd__
Steamship common—
Canadian
Apr
50%
class
B
100
660
*
$1.30 preferred
Canada
51
17
Breweries
38
common
Canada
50%
48*
Molson
Sale*
Range
•f Price*
Par
Feb
38 Va
—
Canada
Iron
51
'*
48
A
t
Forgings
60
25
17Va
common
Canada
45%
25
Products
Canada
*Hoh
Jan
•
Calgary Power
5% preferred
Cemeni
101
48
•
Products
Telephone
Ltd
35
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
Class
48
50
Forest
Columbia
12,690
48
50
British Columbia Power
British
Low
40
101
50
Columbia
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
High
38 Va
100
preferred
Bruisn
Friday
Shares
Co—
preferred
preferred
4%%
40
4
for Week
Low
•
common
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MAY
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
55
Feb
6%
Apr
Apr
12
Apr
177a
Jan
50c
Apr
75c
20
Jan
21
Jan
220
30%
Jan
35
Mar
101
40
Jan
47
Mar
2.75
Apr
Stock*—
1
Ltd
Ltd
12c
—*
Feb
15c
27%c Mar
22c
^tApr
1
16c
20c
3.20
3.35
2,650
52c
51c
63c
40,JOO
1
1.90
1.70
1.90
13,600
1.51
Jan
•
15c
14c
19c
66,888
47ac
Jan
Atlas Sulphur & Iron
1
18c
16c
18c
2.666
12c
Apr
24c
^Jan
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
1203
1
30C
32c
4,500
19%c Jan
44c
Apr
Ameranium
Phillips Square
Anacon
Branch Office:
AS William
QUEBEC
-
TROI3-RIVIERES
For footnotes
see
page
45.
Arcadia
Arno
-
SHERBROOKE
-
Lead
Anthonian
St„ New York City, HAnover 2-057B
CHICOUTIMI
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mining Corp—
Corp
Nickel
Mines
Ltd
3.10
2.97
48c
Apr
Mar
3.70 Apr
71c
Mar
1.93
Apr
21c Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
42, (2218)
CANADIAN MARKETS
■
4
**
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(Cont)
Canadian Stock Exchange
*[£5*
Gold
Band-Ore
Barvallee
Beatrice
Mines
Red
Ltd
Mines
Bellechasse
Mining Corp
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Bibis
Yukon
Rare
Ltd
Bouscadillac
Burchell
Lake
Uranium
Admiral
Canadian
Collieries
Canadian Lithium
Canadian
Canuba
Celta
Jan
500
1.20 May
1.30
1.65
1.65
5,000
1.65 May
2.05
Oils
14c
15c
24%
653
92c
5,835
61c
10%
3
95c
Jan
7.00
Feb
1.30
1.55
48,550
2.90
3.00
703
90c
90c
1,00
1.55
1.85
28c
9c
11c
24,500
10c
10c
4.20
__
1
18%c
1.25
6.00
1
El
Sol
Pab
Mines
Oil
Metal
Mines
Jan
14 %c
13c
18c
22c
3,525
2,000
Jan
4.95
Feb
27c
24c
30c
19,000
17c
Feb
35c
39c
39c
500
25c
Feb
40c
1
2.44
2.70
8,300
1.08
91c
1.10
50,675
4.60
4.80
2,603
Corp
1
4.60
i
10c
1
—
Ltd-
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3.50
18,700
1.60
14%
14%
100
14 %
Jan
22c
3,500
15c
Feb
1.90
17,600
80c
Jan
1.20
1
19c
4.25
1
;
600
Feb
29%
Oaspe Oil Ventures Ltd——
/
1
Grandines
*
Ltd..
i6c
-1,800
25c
Gold
Mines
Ltd.-.*——
18c
20,600
54c
63,200
39c
••
12c
Mar
35c
35c
15c
6,500
Gold
Hollinger Cons
Hudsch-Rand
Indian Lake
Iso
1
_:
Gold Mines
Gold
Ltd
Mines
___
Uranium
Israel
Ltd.:
Mines
Oil
Jardun
Mines Ltd voting
Explorations Ltd.—
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd.:
Keyboycon
Kontiki
Lake
Gold
"
Mar
28c
21,000
1.40
10,500
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Corp
Mining Co Ltd..—^.1
Canada.i..-!..
u
*
0I
24c
18,500
4,000
9,700
1.00
Jan
18%
600
17%
Jan
Goldfields
Ltd—
Maritimes Mining Corp Ltd.
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
.
Mar
13c
28c
l
3.70
30c
3.70
92%
32c
1
35c
35c
5
" 3.65
3.05
200
"50
19,917 '
3.65
1.00
90c
1.06
Explorations
British
Dominion
Formaque
88,150
16,900
Mines
Mines
Ltd.-—
Ltd
Spring
New
Vinray
Nisto
Coulee
Jan
2.99 May
500
44c
136,745
1.71
Mines- Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Uranium
Okalta
Omnitrans
•
Jan
38c
May
5.00
1,599
1.01
Bat a
Beatty
10c
13c
18,000
16c
Jan
20c
May
Beaver
Lodge
Jan
Beaver
Lumber
9c
Jan
15c
May
900
1.39
Jan
4.75
4.75
500
3.10
Feb
29c
29c
1,000
26c
Apr
42c
11 %C 12 %c
-".'.T
40,400
4,500
10 %c
Jan
15c '-'Feb
-29c
i2c
,
7.25
7.25
400
3.00 May
4.85
Class
1
Jan
7.90
1,509
64c
Feb
1.10 May
1.20
3,900
70c
Feb
1.30 Mar
Apr
_l
36c
30c
40c
222,000
29c
Mar
55c
Apr
42c
37c
47c
48,100
37c
May
75c
Feb
2 75
2.62
2.75
26,900
Jan
3.00
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7%c
7%c
1,000
5c
Jan
81c
75,400
70c
Apr
14%
16
10,985
'
—
Co
Quebec
Apr *'.■
32c
*
'
Jan
71c
230,417 /
9,320
Jan
1
1.50
I
22,489
150
May
.
.
30c
36c
13%
•
25%
13%
Jan *
1.98
Jan
'•
28%
Apr
.
.
28c
2.35
89,900
-
:
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14c
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13%
1.97
1
Apr
*
80d
Jan
'65c
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13c
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.
36c
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17% Feb
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12,630
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377,300
-
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13c
•
13% May
14 %'
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35c
Apr
900
:
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74c
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2.60
1-25
1.02
36c
15c
64
41%
2.40
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25 '
1:60
-55,350
868
Jan ;
Mar
31c
9c
Mar
Feb
1.20
10c
1.65
25c
Apr
76c !
Jan
39c
17c
27.600
36c
Mar
13,475
14c
Feb
65%
175
1.10
2.17
46
41c
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20%
Feb
*'
-
33 '•
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Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
2.30
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2.08
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3.10
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149,750 * / 1.10
Jan
71c
May
32%
Jan
3.40
19% May
-
Apr
7%
Feb
1.90 Mar
-
Mar
3.25
Jan,:
6%
275
-..
Mar
Mar
1.25
-
10,800
^
Feb
19c
65% May
II,550
55
Apr
61c
-
40
50
-
Jan
Mar
95,142
19Vs
33
2.70
1.25
62
90
42
Apr
Jan
2.60 May
•=;
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2.74
7
2.55
50c
19%
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1.09 Feb
.'
•
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2.33
83,665
•
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17c
>
.
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,
40c
'
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81c
11,000
•
Apr
68%
14,560
-
Apr
2.75
Feb
58%
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'
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'
56
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7,000 V
3j,200
15,550
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2.1-7
48
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.
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8.80 Jan
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"
50
17c
52c
15 V4C I6V2C
2.51
2.69
1.25
1.40
23,640
"
48
"
Apr '
'
51% Mar
29,200
11c
Jan
20c
Apr
6,530
44c
Feb
63c
Apr
9%c Jan
17c
Apr
50c
111,000
Ltd
"
24c
23c
26c
8,500
1.77
8.50
Bicroft
Uranium
Warrants
1
Mines
2.30 Mar
:
18,891
3,200
2.90
Feb
1.20 Mar
1.90
Jan
■-
1.20 Mar
Feb
Ltd
19%
20c
Jan
27c
1
:
Oils
Ltd
-
Mines
Petrolums
Ltd.-
1.00
i0c
550
12%
.Tan
1.15
3,009
38c
50c
1
1.45
95c
20c
609
1.50
36,600
75c
22c
93,900
15c
Mar
20c
Jan
24
20c
25c
133,000
3.00
3.50
43,150
2 80
2.70
2.80
7,250
Ltd
l
Quebec Labrador Develop'nft Co Ltd_ll *
Quebec Lithium Corp
' 23c
.
—
13
:
21c
26c
91,700.
--
13
13%
200
9c
11c
42,000
81c
-
1,08
.234,050
■
Quebec
Oil
Quebec
Smelting
Development
Ltd..—
1
9c
•
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Queenston
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Gold
Mines
Mining
Corp
Ltd—
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1
30c
1.25
1.10
96c
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29c 29 %c
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29c
26c
31c
1
2.29
2.05
2.29
'
Crest
Palmer
Gold
Oils
Mines.__J_.
Ltd—.—
Pot footnotes
s*e
page
45.
38c
1.68
Apr
Apr
Feb
-
2.65
10 %c
36c
28VrC 28 %c
33c
7c
44c
3.45
32c
Jan
'
29c
Feb
168,709
13 %c
Feb
1,500
1.90
Apr
60 Wall Street,
New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Catutdum Affiliate!
Apr
Gairdner &
Mar
Apr
Apr
30c
-
•
Mar
39c
'
.
.
'
,
.
'
-
The Investment Dealers' Assodatioa of Canada
■ „
:
Montreal Stock. Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
^
CANADIAN
Jan
29 %c May
Company Limited
Members.:
Apr
Apr
1.25
May
26c
Jan
14c
Feb
300
Gompanij Inc.
May
14%
Feb
200
..
Feb
4.75 Mar
Feb
11% Mar
Gairdner %
Apr
1.45 May
1.50 May
Apr
"2.00 Jan
-
Quemont
Jan
'
20c
Corp
2.05
Mar
20c
150
" "i
2,000
1.45
1 45
38C
1.25
3 05
Copper
18
1.00 May
1.25
"
1
Ltd....
16%
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Uranium. Mines
Uranium
16%
SECURITIES
Toronto Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to
all officat
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.
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2.29
Jan
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17c
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14,853
-
2.60
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2.45
41c
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f
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10%
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,
'
'
-100
106,020
68
38C
16c
85c
1.32
16c
Apr '
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2.25
-
270
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24c
-
17 %c Jan
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28
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100
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100
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2.25
53 %
/
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•
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2.35
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1.75
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28
146
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69,500 r
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:
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100
38<j
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13%
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9% • 9%
-
> 67
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16% Mar
12% Apr
565
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3.00 Jan
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7.40 Mar
154,600 " T 8%C Jail'
12
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I,725
22c\
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2:70
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5.80 Feb
17,400
—
25
:
5
150,
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52%
53
12%
13
1.46 . 1.55
27
1.55
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Feb
85c
55c
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Mines
Feb
May
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21c
/ lie
51c
1
Yukon
52%
45c
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Apr
505
Ltd
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3,847
512,000
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50,325
64
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50 V»
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Beta Gamma Mines
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24
May 1
137
Feb
106
*
310
1,170
48c
17c
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122%. Apr
Feb
93
1.90
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98
16c
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.;
10
45c
1.06
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Corp
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8,741
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14%c
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:
85c
2.45
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137
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6.60
6.60
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85c
1.25
.
49c
94% May
1.75
1
—
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15% May ;
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48c
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;
Jan
1.75 Mar
7%c Apr
70 %c
16
.
Feb
2.10
29%c Jan
50%
56c
13%
•
Jan
90c
;
1.40 Apr
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Apr
65c
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•
Apr
Jan
82c
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Apr
1,100
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Apr
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Apr
12% Apr
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1.10
Mar
:
12,144
46c.
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Belcher
1.05
50c
27c
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1.65
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1.00
24
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.
1
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Apr
1.00
1
6.90
1.00
-
Mar
38,100
1.95
36c
12c
83c
1.25
10c
Beaucage
120,000
62c
125%
22c
1
Ltd
&
Power
12c
20c
33c
Mar
2,102
•-
Petroleums
Bathurst
Apr
20c
Jan
7
5,880
1
:
Mines
Uranium
Baska
Jan
3.00
1 iC
8,700
112
26%
10
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Base
Apr
14c
30c
109 %
10c
7.40
20c
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Ltd
2.00
15c
24% Mar
Apr
'
13%c
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Co
1.25
,
-
Warrants
Barymin
Feb
3.00
Apr
15c
1,010
54
:
Feb
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
Kie
Feb
—I—I 1.1
Exploration
Western
Red
Apr
4.75 Apr
May
Jan
22
3,350
2.65
Mines
Mar
10c
11
400
"
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Mines
Barvue
2.40
Quebec
r
May
Barnat
1.50
70c
1,225
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95
1
1
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16,009
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Apr
Jan
8.00
10
1
Cons
15,600
1
Ltd
Ltd
Petroleums
Pathfinder
-
4.50
—
2.15
Apr
26%
16%
1—50c
.
Mines
10,400
■
Ltd
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.
Apr
89c
42%
"
Pacific
Pater
34c
5,800
44c
Feb
24% May
7.40
v
1
1
1
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-
1.80
ODemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Pan
182,707
Bankfield
1.00 May
-
34%
3,825
94%
"13%
•
V
High
Low
4,615
15%
36%c
'
■
-+ - '•' i 5
•
——-
i
;
5.40
—
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
,
Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
55c
*
Bank of Nova Scotia—
Bankeno
90c
(1945)
Oils
Feb
14c
40c
18c
Apr
1,90
>
—1
.-
•' *
■
Montreal
of
Jan
a—
59 %c
2.04
15c
Mar
Shares
16
94%
18%c
*
A-
1
preferred
Oils
Apr
64c
a__
5%
1.20
1
I_I£1*.
Mines
Feb
'
1.65
1
Mining Corp Ltd...
Norpax Oils & Mines Ltd
Northland Oils
;
Obalski
8c
11 %c
class
Ltd—'
t
4.75
•
Apr
94c
45c
High
42c
'
;
,3.20
1
Mines
1 80
1.05
_1
Normetal
Nu-Aee
Mar
38c
38c
14%c
Jan
Feb
8ales
for Week
,
1.25
.
I
common^—
500
4_'
■___
6%c
1.75
50%
16%c
' 78c
1
—
Prods
Mines
4.95
Ltd—
Nocana Mines-. Ltd_z
50
Jan
""
24
1
Mines
1
Ltd
Ltd
Bank
1.74 Mar
—
I
1
^
•
Ltd
Ltd
Oil
Mines
Mines
Rim
Banff
Jan
2.03
l
New Royran Copper Mines Ltd
New Santiago Mines Ltd
New
Apr
1.40
1.30 Feb
Range
of Trices
45c
•
I
Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5.00
7,500
1.00
7c
Apr
59c
137
,
100
^
Mines
.
Bagamac
Jan
503,150
a2.00
80c
14 %c
111
:
10
1
Gold- Mines—
Gold
i
J
Feb
2.64
90c
64c
30c
Jan
Exchange
1.50
,
•
24%
-l'/... 32c
L—L_—
River
Aumaque
Apr
44c
1.00
Apr
3.10 Mar
Jan
44c
292,900
Week's
—
——1
Mines
Aumacho
40c
4.75
1
Oils
Mar
5.25
1.75
25c
Gold Mines
Coal &
30c
59c
New Manitoba
Nipissing
Aubelle
Mar
Jan
a2.00
46 %
35% Feb'
1.98
Jan
8.10
Feb
Funds
low
1
—J
Temple class B_:
Aunor
Feb
5.20 Apr
2.00
1
Pacific
40c
95
Jan
2.99
Lafayette Asbestos..
___:
Newkirk Mining Curb Ltd_^_
Nickel
Ash
Fabric
78,550
44e
6.50
6,900
40c
A——_LIlO
JJ
Electric
2.99
1.00
Feb
Jan
175,700
85c
44c
10c
-
—i
class
B
Auto
4.85
1
New
flew
81%
Class
Avillabona
2.89
10,000
14c
75c
38c
11c
*
,—
Hardware
Auto
4.50
11c 11%C
1
Ltd—_40c
Explor Co of Alberta Ltd.—1
Jaculet
27%c May
2.35 Jan
—1
Jan
4 70
__i
Ltd
Oil
50c
33c
15,600
75c
Feb
Jan
Mar
29,900
77c
May
19c
300
2.85
1
—
—.
Apr
2.50
1.35
2,100
44 %
2.65
65 %c
.
Nickel
Ashdown
'•
"
1.40
44%
2.69
1
1
Corp
Apr
24c
Feb
1.50
1.35
—1
New Highridge Mining Co Ltd
.»
.New Jack Lake uranium Mines Ltd...1
New
Feb
15c
"
...
Montgary
Hew Gas
3.20
"
Ltd—•—iL-LVl.—_„l
Mines
21,000
3.70
92%
Mar
1—200
Mines
Corp common
Arjon Gold Mlnes^—
Ascot Metals Corp ——i
Jan
27 %C
Jan
48c
————5
Develop—
Argus
Jan
43c
4,000
40c
Jan
,
Nepheline
Mines
Area
1.45 Apr '
18% May
Mar
325,900
Apr
35c
* ,"
Leduc Petroleums Jjtd
Yellowknife
10c
23c
30c
26,000
25
50 .
;^1
1,(
•
—50c
:
—
Steels
22c
1.75
5,000
42c
——100
pfd
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
100
20c
30c
38c
common
47c
Atlas
11,400
1.60
:
Atlas
10,000
21c
30c
38c
♦
•
1
—:
debs
Apr
1.30
2.90 May
common
Jan
36c
24c
1 70
.
_1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd.—__
,
Jan
13c
*
New
Feb
98c
common
Petroleums
Arcan
Jan
2.90
12 %c
.
l
1
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd—
Merrill Island Mining Ltd—.
New
20c
Ltd
Co
Oil
Arcadia
.
"
Louvicourt
Mogador
'
200
Exploration
—_4.75 - ►114%
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50 , ' ■— '
Anglo Huronian. ——
;
——• : ,
Angle Rouyn Mines
—
—• , ' 1.46
Anthes Imperial '
* .
■ —
Apex
Consolidated Resources—
• '
I7d
2.00 Jan
22c
1
7.55
65 %c
Jan
19c
7.50
Lead
Anchor
Mar
35c
Apr
1.15 May
1.35
Ltd...„_„ 1
Ltd———
•
2.90
123/4C
Mines
Mines
'.tngside Copper
Lithium
Ltd..
Mines
Lead
Dufault
24c
1.20
1
9,500
7.50
Anglo-American
Feb
18%
1.20
1
20c
•
Mines
Amursx
Mar
85c
1.20
""
69,000
22c
•
25
common
preferred
4%%
American
May
30c
Paper
Uranium
Uranium 57c
American
35 %c" Apr30
&
Distillers
Amanda
Jari
19%
Feb
23c
—
42c
20c
Last
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Jan
Jan
1.19
.
1
32c
1.95
Jan
Jan
9c
26c
39c
•
Apr
22%
19c
1.15
85c
"88,885
"
27c
Ltd
27c
21c
14c
17,000
1.40
Jan
33c
Mar
65c
-
7%c Jan
17.060
39c
12 %c
60c
Feb
42c
r
19 %c Mar
5,695
•:
26c
35c
3,500
27c
"
.1
trust
Mines
29%
25c
35c
52c
56c
4.75 Apr
,
16% Mar
19,500
1
Jaye
Kerr-Addison
14C
~i
:
Ltd——
Co
28%
29%
1
1
Mines-..'
lie
13c
.5
Ltd—
—
Continental
'
51c
33c
Jan
28c
'
Meva
May
58c
Apr
,
49c
Feb
1,500
200
35c '
1
Mar
26c
1
Mar
38
)
Apr
16c
16%
45c
Jan
1
Aluminium
Apr
50c
4.00 Mar
43,900
16%
Apr
12c
Explorations Ltd
7.60 Jan
Feb
49c
—
34c
120,000
10,700
Aluminum
Jan
55c
Mar
16c
15c
50c
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd.l
'
Gunnar Mines Ltd——
__1 ; '
21c
5,600
26c
warrants
19 %c May
.
Mar
17C
4.50
324,400
39c
82c
Aiiaton
22c
-
70c
19c
7%
■
Heath
Ltd.
Algoma Steel
Feb
1.50
Mar
64,200
-
50c
35c
70c
Algom
6.75 Mar
.-
,Jan
253,300
46c
25c 33%C
31 Vic
30c
7,000
37%
17c
4.35
♦
96c
28 %c
19c
70c
64c
20c
7%
.
5.50 Apr
10%c Jan
44c
6.60 May
1
Surpass Shoe
Algom
Feb
3.00
Feb
5.95
300
40c
Feb
5.05
80c
3.50 May
19,900
36%
30%
35c
41c!-
1
1
Jan
24,000
42c
4,500
•
Ltd
Co
Voting trust ctfsj—_—
Pacliic Cons Oils^
Apr
26c
6.60
35c
40c
2.13
Jan
18c 19 %c
6.80
36c
*
Feb
19c
19,600
-„
6.60
*
:
_
Alberta
13 %c May
Feb
5c
...
400
1.32
6.45
•
30c
preferred
Alberta
20 %c Mar
1.65
1.22
6.50
*
•
Alba
15% Mar
21c
1.65
1.29
20% Mar
Ajax Petroleums
Akaltcho Yellow Knife
Apr
3.15
6.30
Pundy Bay Copper Mines-—
6.65
6,200
6.15
—
Jan
3.30
3,300
6.30
Jan
1,055
,1.10 Apr
i47/8
1
Palconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Jan
3.15
4
Mines
Oil
Power
Agnew
Apr
117,000
—1
Ltd
40c
3.30
22c
1
Inc
2.00 Mar
1.82
V
Fano Mining & Exploration
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd—
Probisher Ltd i
__
Mines
4% %
30c Mar
,
10c 13 %c
1
Ltd_^_.
May
21c
1
—
8c
1.82
1
15
41% " 40% 41%
24%
24%
25
Acadia Atlantic Sugar com
*
11%
11% 11%
class
a
,———:—:_—»
22 22%.:'
Acadla-Uranium Mines
1
>
17c
16c ; 17cv
Acme Gas & OH
♦
24c
23c25%c
Abitlbi
Apr
1
7,035
Par
Apr
1
Mines
20%
Sale Fries
1.05 Mar
1
2.55
19%
STOCKS
8.50 Mar
52 %c Mar
Ltd
.
Feb
20
Friday
1.85 Mar
Ltd—
Ltd——
Feb
45c
Jan
Canadian
Apr
8c
52C
32c
Toronto Stock
May
Jan
1.10
8c
Ltd
Ctd
Westville
4.50 May
Feb
2.45
31,300
Apr
Jan
26c
Mining
Westburne
Jan
Jan
71c
61c
3,500
1
Feb
Mar
8c
Mines
Minerals
&
5c
10c
5.50
Mar
48.909
Jan
9c
2,900
6.15
25c
38c
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Apr
38c
12c
Mining & Smelt Corp Ltd—,.-1
Gold
Empire
2.25
Jan
14,500
1.30
12,500
42c
Feb
1
•
Eastern
1.45
78,103
ll
—
Co
Mar
18c
16c
1.25
50c
Apr
1.20 Mar
2,900
58c
1
3.20
17%c 20 %c
16c
1
Feb
20c
13,000
4.50
40c
Apr
40c
Jan
90c
60,700
10c 11 %c
27c
1
1.85
2.77
24,200
25C
May
1
_
Apr
1.00 Mar
29,000
1.60
•
Ltd
Oils
Ltd
2.30 May
1.40
16c
Apr
Apr
l
Ltd
Asbestos
84c
Mar
Jan
2.12
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
Eastern
14%
2.90
Ltd
Mines
Apr
1,003
Ltd
Asbestos
10%
9c
35c
IIIl
Corp
—
Pyrite & Cooper Corp Ltd —1
—1
Wendell Mineral Products Lui
Apr
1,703
*
Mines
65c
6.50
Del
Dome
Feb
2.30
90c
i
Dominion
42c
158,500
40c
Weedon
Apr
6.50
Cournor Mining Co Ltd.
Producers
3.70
16c
May
10%
35c
•
Ltd
Lithium
Ventures
28% Mar
2.21
90c
l
Mining
Cortez Explorations Ltd—
Rio
2oc
Apr
11c
40c
1
Asbestos Corp
Virginia
Jan
Jan
*
Ltd
__i
Zinc Mines
Apr
Jan
2.70 Mar
90c
III 1
Ltd
United Montauban Mines
Valor
28% Mar
13c
Feb
'
Jan
1.55
Jan
300
15,500
_
1.60
Apr
Jan
59c
Feb
35c
Ltd—
Fields
Mines
Uddlen
United
Feb
18%
5,325
3.25
1.35
55c
1,503
65c
May
7.75
1
Trebor Mines Ltd
May
2.75
Feb
19%
10,400
22
3.25
10 »/a
Ltd
Yellowknife
&
553
75c
May
2.40
81c
15c
Ltd
Gold
Tiblemont
Apr
—10c
Consol
Coulee Lead
4,200
26
10%
Ltd
Mines
Halliwell
Cliff
100
1.45
25
*
Mines
Cadillac
Copper
1.45
1.35
& Petroleums Ltd_l
Gold
Quebec
3,600
1.45
75c
1,500
1.40
Ltd
Cordasun
Consol
75c
2.70
64c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting^
Cleveland Copper Corp__
Colomac Yellowknife Mines Ltd—
Consolidated
75c
2.50
"
80c
65c
1
—
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
Tazln
Apr
1.15
500
700
•
Lake
Tacne
Tarbell
Apr
60c
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
Central
Feb
42,900
Development & Mining Co Ltd_*
Leduc Oils Ltd.:
♦
Consolidated
42c
1.20
Central
Cons
Apr
14c
Mines
Manitoba
25c
24%
Manganese Mines Ltd
Central
33,000
3.75
1
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
33c
1.20
1
Petroleums
Pipelines
Apr
Apr
High
65c
9.55
1
Mines
Cons
Sullivan
Mar
44c
13 %c
3.10
*
Homestead
6bc
Mar
„♦
Preferred
Devonian
Feb
15c
oteep
Apr
51c
11,500
*
(Dunsmiir) I Ltd
Canadian
16 %c
55,441
1.20
Ltd——
Oils
Canadian
2,000
63c
3.20
:
..
Ltd—
Canadian
67,800
Apr
3.80
Mines Ltd
Mines
Lands
Mar
48c
30c
27c
25c
Ltd
•tampbell Chibougamau
Oil
85c
Mar
59c
2.50
—
Canada
Jan
20c
28c
30c
1
*
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet
45c
16%cl6%c
62c
28c
1
Ltd
Tungsten Mines Ltd—
Developments Ltd
Petroleums
Oaiava
31 %c
12,300
35c
Low
High
•
Mines
Gold
.
1
Ltd—
Ltd
Rock Iron Mines Ltd
(1944)
Mines
Stadacona
Standard
.
>
Range Since Jan. 1
65c
Gold Mines Ltd— —1.
1
Mines Ltd
Duflault
South
Jan
Shares
9.10
9.10
1
Ltd
Mines
for Week
Low
1
Ltd
Mines
doma-Duvernay
2.55 May
-77c
1
Burnt Hill
Cabanga
3.35
2.40 May
1
,
Mines
2.05 Mar
700
1
Petroleums Ltd
Mines Ltd
Brilund
1,200
2.55
Apr
Gold
Sisco
Jan
2.55
31c
10c
18c
2.45
1
Ltd
Bouzan Gold Mines
Bralsaman
Apr
20,500
70c
Range
1—'—I
Uranium
Michael
Snerritt-Gordon
Apr
23c
13c
•
Ltd
Mines
Gold
15c
Jan
12c
1
Corp
vtc
Feb
9c
4,500
1
Refining
&
Metals
St
Apr
6%c
78,300
75c
1
Ltd
Mines
Bonnyvllle Oil
Boreal
•.
13c
19c
2.55
—1
1
1
Ltd
Corp
lie
14
Jan
2.40
1
Ltd—
Mining
9
2,825
Sales
Week's
•f Prices
Last
Par
High
LOW
14
15c
-
*•
*
MAY 4
Range Since Jan. 1
16c
12c
1
:
Gold
Lake
Mines
Beaucage
Belcher
Ltd
* *»
Sale Trice
Shares
11c
1
Ltd
Mines
*•
STOCKS
High
13%
14
* *+
for Week
•f Prices
Low
4#
Par
& Gas Ltd A
Bailey Selburn Oil
<fc
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
Bale Frio*
STOCKS
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Volume. 183
(22»)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Witt
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
Par
Bidcop
Mines
Biltmore
Class
Black
Blue
Ltd
Hats
A
Low
50
preferred
Bobjo Mines
50
13
13,900
90c
33
33
85
38C
36c
40c
25,150
12c
12c
14c
51,900
11c
33
Chimo
8
Mar
14
Gold Mines
'.
Chromium Min & Smelt
Feb
Feb
35
Mar
75c
78c
3,400
*
20
20
150
Cockshutt Farm Equip.
Dunlop
common
Mar
17c
Feb
10c
Jan
26c
Apr
Corn
Mar
43c
Feb
Coldstream
3.80
287,270
Apr
12c 13 %c
20,250
Apr
Colomac
Yellowknlfe
Combined Enterprises
6.00
Jan
Commonwealth
1.45
Apr
Conduits
Apr
Confed
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
Brazilian
Bridge
Tank
&
Brilund
•
Columbia
4%%
.5%
4
4%
316
2.55
Jan
3.00 May
Coniagas
1.84
55,400
1.60
Jan
2.10
Apr
Coniaurum
Jan
4.30
Apr
Conro
Jan
45% Mar
2.99
2.%
3.20
12.175
38%
40
50,687
Forest
Packers
class
Oils
1
90
90
10
90*
Hi
90
Mar
95
Feb
38%
47 %
47
1.71
37%
1.70
10%c 12 %c
Hill
22c
15%C
•
Ext______
Lake
17c
—"1
_.
Burlington Steel
27c
16 %c
63c
60c 71.% c
13
8
800
73,400
"
t
,
Jan
•
-46,641
-Si/
_;eD
ar
•.,..
cn
**
60
52,280
90
1,651
500
1
May
11
,
o
9
Mar
Linen
5%
1st
pfd_
Edmonton:
Power
Flln
.Calnorth
Calvan
*
:
Flon
;
57 %
100
______
:
.
Oils
Oil~;_____^__.
24%
26%
40c
3.45
3.45
3.50
32
31%
Canada
Cut
Crushed
Foils
Canada
Canada
Canada
Iron
Canada
class
Found
Life
&
Stone____
Foundries
10
10
37.
1
:
Explorations^
26
_
-__J
24 %l
2.00
Packers
class
Southern
Oils
Canada Southern
1.80
2.25
41%
36
89'/a
89%
90
200
89
99%
99%
99%
160
95c
1.00
2.90
3.15
11,426
30
30
50
1
*
__12.50
*
Canadian
1
»
63c
2
8.00
Cana'dian
Admiral
Canadian
Atlantic
Oils
Oil
Canadian
Bakeries
Canadian
Bank
32
10c
70c
64c
70c
22,860
•
35%
35%
36%
585
*
17%
17
17%
1,788
I
1
Dredge
•
92
68c
6.80
6.25
6.80
class
21%
22%
5.50
8
150
60
60
A
•
25%
24
25%
*
2.45
11,380
11%
11%
100
"
38
33
38
•
51c
51c
60c
24%
23%
24'/2
94
93%
94
103
100
103
_•
common
160
100
25
10
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums__l
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Western
Mfrs
Oil &
Nat
Copper
Erin
Canso
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Cassiar
2.82
3.00
4.80
4.95
108
4%
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1
1
10%
Gas
Asbestos
3.20
500
1.95
9,435
1.45
1,500
1.52
299,840
1.48
1.48
2.40
2.44
705
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68c
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61c
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9.00
8.60
9.10
13,229
1
4.75
4.50
4.75
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1
5.35
5.35
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300
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1.35
1.30
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16 %c
16 %c
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17,525
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1
18 %c
Chamberlain Oil
1
47c
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•
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Oils
Chateau
Chemical
Cheskirk
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319,620
2.26
12,720
17
17
17
35
5.40
5.05
5.75
12,060
1
12 %c
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Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
Chibougamau Mining
2.03
57,500
52c
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,
2.12
42c
1
78c
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67c
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1
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17
1.23
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6.25
5.50
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19
Gold
Ltd
Mines
44c
22c
Apr
45c
Feb
2.04
Jan
18c
Jan
10c
8,093
45c
22,500
41c
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Jan
90c
20
2,386
3.25
91,020
1
.
Feb
56c
Mar
16%
Feb
„
Apr
7
Feb
Feb
16c
Apr
28c
A-pr,
53
Jan
187
44
158
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46,462
42c
Feb
27c
21,100
19c
Jan
242,325
2.05
6,370
>
30c
2.80
52 JTan
Jan
1.10
f®b
Feb
47c
Mar
70c
2,100
55c
Feb
85c
Apr
25c 28%c
518,567
17c
Jan
32'/a c
Apr
80c
3.67
87c
3,200
75c
Mar
80c
3.10
76c
17%
1.48
20,800
28c
36
12,136
3.67 May
Jan
1.00
7,100
15c
Feb
28c
9%
11 %
33%
50
9
Mar
421
7
Jan
12
Jan
34%
Jan
103%
Feb
Apr
25% Mar
20%
Jan
28 Va
Apr
28
35
22
,
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22
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18
55c
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37
Apr
Jan
17%, May
May
7% Apr
42c
117,300
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23
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Jan
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2°
140
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9c
Feb
20 V2
May
■
26c
Mar
52c
Apr
Feb
Jan
78c
1.07
Jan
May
2.50
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Jan
6.35
Apr
15c
Feb
58c
1.29
A
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Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
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Players
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class
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1
I-80
16c
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85c
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1-96
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18
23 %
1-49
3.10
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31
1
30
42c
*
1-35
•
122
57
20
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1
1
25c
A
Preferred
Federal
Ford
1.88 Mar
10
25
--
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5
•
•
---
1.85
' 95c
35%
6.75 Mar
1.15
Jan
Apr
74 %c Mar
1.50
Feb
/1.08
Jan
5.60 Mar
7.70
Jan
8
Apr
16%
Feb
19
Jan
35
Feb
37% May
59%
Feb
68 Va
Jan
5,612
52c
Feb
79c
Apr
15,900
70c
Jan
9c
4
1,040
170
81
Feb
1.80 Mar
Jan
17c
May
9%c Jan
20c
May
401
70
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91
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470
45
Feb
57
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215,698
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231,200
191
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4
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162,009
2.10
3,700
1.00
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2.50
20
1.08
95c
36,950
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6,546
26,420
295
85
76,000
4,550
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121
2.35 Mar
109
"
160
3,000
22
38% Mar
Feb
22%
1.90
Apr
Jan
25
Mar
2.37
1.40 May
30c
Feb
1.50
May
17% Apr
540
23 % 23 %
1.40 1.65
3.05 3.25
30c
33c
31 3L«
30
30
38c
50c
1.30 1.40
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23
Feb
29
Jan
2.65 May
Feb
May
4,050
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7 Va
Jan
6.853
37%
124
56% 58 4
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26
ilc
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2.52
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1,160
87
54
7
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5.90
13,408
20c
84
51
13%c Apr
9%c Feb
-1.75
34,800
18°
17c
Feb
Apr
1.60 Mar
'
67c
17c
13c
46c
5,300
64/a
145
3.05
7,795
20
Jan
6.25 May
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f
Apr
Mar
16,400
7 7%
^8
3*7 37%
—
Feb
35
1.02 May
37,000
2.65
Ford Motor
Jan
Jan
6.15, 6.90
7%
I8
20
Apr
5.50 May
'6.25
2.65
Federal
•
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18c
Jan
23%
*
89c
7
Farwest
Apr
18 %
1
75c
--
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<'
78c
1-96 2.05
6.20 6.40
2.65
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Jan
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57.740
ill
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preferred
Falconbridge Nickel
Mar
Apr
2-<>()
6-25
M0
1.0J
25
Flooring
Eureka
4.50 May
31
12%c l37/»c
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108
12%c
1
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20
185
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15
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1
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14
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9
70c
•
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100
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24
22
1,575
65c
52
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12 %
160
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Apr
17%
3,341
12,785
22%
Apr
Mar
32
49 %
30
11,464
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10 %
14
105
35%
36
16 17%
22
100
2,014
28
20%
27%
2,815
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16%
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24c
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1
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Jan
14%
16
77c
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83c
14 %
14
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1.99
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6,140
15
'
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5.50
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9%
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32%
32%
58c
15c
39,250
331,987
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Jan
22c
x-.
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60c
88c
14%
9%
,
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1.00 Mar
2,337
—
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1.42
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8.50
7.80
14%
-
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74,290
81,815
17c
18c
1.56 1.69
62c
83c
36 36%
1.65
20
MinesIIIHI
Apr
Jan
1
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Gold
Estabrooks
26c
1.66
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Feb
1.26
Jan
22c
3.20
80c
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17
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39c
69c
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16c
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73c
100
__
1
195
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25,500
65c
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30.550
__
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Jan
_
69
33c
32c
..
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28
90c
35c
•
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6.00 Apr
Jan
&
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Fldpr
90c Mar
Feb
10%
4.85
2.11
Eddy
Jan
Apr
Feb
Smelting
.
1.15
-1
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I
11%
•
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Easy Washing Machine
Economic Investment Trust
1A2 ^pr
1.75
6f May
7.85 Apr
4
-
37c
Feb
23
80c
100
Metals
Feb
29c
6
91c
8.45
Amphi Gold
>•2.18 Apr
8c
100
,
Feb
13 % Mar
,
1.15 Feb
17c
Feb
11%
80c
36%
Dyno Mines
17%
Mar
12
;
17% Mar
Apr
16
.
11,200..
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57c
175
.12,500
3-00
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41c
690
...
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19 %c Jan
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48,083
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6.60
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Jan
8.00
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1.42
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...
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23%
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.
5.75 Mar
--5,450
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13
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6.65
4,900
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60c
55c
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85c
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5.40 Mar
52,050
-
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25c
Mar
650
24c
Apr
87,390
~~
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1.39
4.30 May
114,453
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69c
95c
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11%
1
25c
1
2
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Jan
Mar
14c
Feb
40c
Apr
74c
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Apr
197%c
Jan
May
51,260
.
Mar
60c
.
48c 59%c
25c
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1
common....
Mar
26c
32,700
24
185
—
1
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11c
8,300
6%
65
50c
1
(Western)
1.11 Mar
-27,033
-
-
17%
24
24
i
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4.50 Apr
3"90Mar
!nnian
J-A2«ar
1.05 Mar
7%c Jan
1
11
Apr
38c
37,820
94c
128,150
12c 13VaC
30c: 30c
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1.10
Jan
31,000
21c:23,/aC
6%
13c*.
30c
Jan
Mar
328
-
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Apr
38
Mar
278.750
7 '22c
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4.65
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Jan
30c
13»/a
13 V\
3.75 Mar
5.10 Mar
87c
70c
1.70:1.98
13»%
'1.78
Apr
46c
46,800
-
4.70
2.70
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40c
50c
7,950
67,300
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13
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4.30
2.40
42c'
35c
Jan
Mar
13,507
•
51c
1.23
18c
4.55
50c
75c
'
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2.50
Jan
84c
Jan
34
Mar
1.93
18c
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47c
9,308
756
15c
29c-
4.05
.
29,500
-
16%
'60c
-
-
27c
1.55
1
East Malartic Mines
East Sullivan Mines
—w.
Eastern Asbestos Co Ltd—t—
10 A May
Apr
69,600
1
&
1.90
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-
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4,700
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2.65 Mar
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49c
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5.40 Mar
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12 %c
78c
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1
2.95
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1
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425
-
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2.41
4.40
1
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ill
Feb
10
-
1.35
1
i
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Jan
ACb
oil/ fpr
4ai^ Feb
10 /a
50
17
<74.
_
1
;
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Mar
10
4.20
350
1.90
•1.41
44c
1,026,415
2.52
1
Dominion Stores
Dominion Tar & Chemical com
„
165
,n
300
17
1.30
1
^
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10%
10%
3.20
;
1.90
jS
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2.14
2,445
10%
6c
Mar
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•
Jan
May
9
55
17
30c
100
Minerals
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!!!
107./cM«
093/4
155
101 101 %
10%
65c
•?i 3? wPk
1,600
105
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2,160
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142,950
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7%
79,864
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Cariboo
3.00
40%
a
10% May
12%
Feb
45C
Dominion Asbestos
1
Dominion Coal preferred
^—25
Dominion Electrohome Ind —
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Dominion Foundry & Steel com
•
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160
14,857
39
-
40c
5
Dome Mines
I
100-i®
9,230
29
4.80
A
Reserves
Gas
Mines
Canso
Castle
class
Gas
Williston
Canaduso
Can
34%
*
Canadian
Canam
33%
27%
39%
Feb
Feb
.197,459
415
106%
•
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Jan
1,079
29
100
B
Canadian
33%
;
27
PI
22./,
50
..
9%
4.00
_♦
Corp
Canadian Vickers
Class
160
65
32c
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Detta Minerals :
Devon-Leduc Oils
Diadem Mines
Distillers Seagrams
25% Mar
58%
5,150
8,967
33 %c
Prospect
Canadian
....
no
FeS
41c
1,345
17,350
.
9
_;
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Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
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...
-
4.00
warrants
Canadian
11
790
;
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warrants
7%
10
100
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aa
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Canadian
,
10%
9
Feb
23
9%
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on
56
2.15
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Jan
105
2.45
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960
.
10%
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a
5825
1,200
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reb.
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955
5.25
60
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9
275,220
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aa
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5.50
10c
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24,490
.
21%
100
; Canadian Utilities preferred
.
90
64c
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42c
10
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-
37% Mar
4n
3,065
...
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1953
;
92
64c
;
Securities
1955
/
10%
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A
!
preferred
preferred
8%
10%
30c
class
preferred
5%
10%
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Products
Canadian Oils Cos
.4%
4,310
38 %c
Apr
Mar
85c
12 %c Mar
10,767
Jan
4.00
1.57 Mar
39,560
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Del Rio Producers Ltd
Desmont Mining Corp Ltd..—
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8,933
15c
Apr
Feb
50c
Feb
83c
1.65
14c
1
;I
—
D'Aragon Mines
Davis Leather class
65c
75c
1.60
Apr
40c
35 %c Jan
15c
♦
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34c
3.40 May
.
15,591
81c
1
Decoursey Brewis Mines
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12,250
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1.60
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44c
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4.65
•" '/ 2.45:
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42c
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39c
Zinc
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Dome
Feb
3*75
38c
•
1
Apr
kIv
At
33%
alt
3.40
1
Trust
Cusco
95% Mar
a
;
Zellerbach
Crowpat
13% Jan
A,
3,59
39%c
1
1
1
•
1
Crows Nest Pass Coal
35/a May
Av
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J4£
IA* ^on
575
10%
♦
"Canadian Homestead Oils
;
34%
10
3
Export Gas Ltd__.
Canadian
34
10%
1
Canadian
Canadian
34
•
;__j
Canadian
Ice
31
25
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian
31
Lead
Crown
a^pr
108
4.86
1
i
Apr
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775
Empire Oils
Dlst class AI
Crown
Apr
Apr
i1 7,eu
17,495
25
common
6%
8.30
7,850
Collieries; (Dunsmuir)
Canadian
7.75
n
104„„ Jan
i*AA ^pr
3.60
Jan
3.50 Mar
1
Petroleum
Crestaurum Mines
Croinor Pershing
3.40 Jan
aaC
3,614
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants
;
38,232
6%
$1% preferred
1.
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
/Canadian Gen
60c 64 %C
75
104,031
55%
Celanese
Preferred
51c
32%
Canadian
-
12% May
480
43c
6%
25
Food
102
53
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Apr
1.57 Mar
325
31%
British
Canadian
99%
12%
53%
Canners
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Cournor Mining
42
4
31'/a
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■
1,100
•
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:
-
20
Canadian
Canadian
100
*
oa
-
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Mar
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38 /4 Mar
60
common
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of
Canadian -Breweries
1
12%
47 %c
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12%
Canada Wire & Cable class B
14,950
'
9,820
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Craig Bit
4.00
^
3.00
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com
;
1
Jan
575
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Astoria
onk Apr
aZ
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Orlac
Cosmos Imperial _!____—
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2.00
1.90
3.90
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I
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3!55
1
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S
17,970
35%
warrants
Lines
a
41,956
-
41%
Petroleum
Steamship
5SJ
27/a May
Mo«
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500
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3.55
I
Feb
Xnv
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53
-
20
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Canada Safewav Ltd pfd
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85
303
-
35%
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Canada
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B
Canada
lfi
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1,200
...
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100
25
2.40
3.15
29% May
200
160
59%
•
2.15
3.20
Warrants
Class
24%
1
;•
954
OA
11%
1
Consumers Gas of Toronto.—.
Conwest Exploration Li.
L-~"Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd:_I__l
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Coppercrest .Mines ____—
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'.l
o'ac
00./
220
37%
57
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Feb
8.90 Mar
l
•
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1
2
1
•
1
Consolidated
01
1,408
-
27%
160
57
*
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04 c
Mar
e?AA«pr
o
Jan
25c
18,614
1
Gold
Consol Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
Consolidated Tungsten Mining
'
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16c
.1,500
1
Mines
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
a
„pr
w&r
w&r
«
32c
Jaa
1,115
'
-•_•'•*
16
37
Assurance
--
404/
750
8%
16'
26%
Canada Oil Lands
Canada
29%
8%
*
*
:
'-~
6.60
29%
*
*■
Met
:
L-
A
Forg, class1 A
panada Malting .common
Preferred
».
Can
6.40
20
Feb
cArt«u
505
32%
common-.—--.:
oo-i
ooi/
23c
33,003
./
nol
286,900
•
24%
1
common
Preferred
'■
81,995
50c
-
*
Bread
Canada. Cement
;
t
nol
5
co
oa
co
820
•
iau
v
nna?
8,431
5.40, 5.50
21% 25%
.
1
Canada
>-
-
25 %c 30 %c
43c
5.50
1
•
104
Campbell Chibougamau
.Campbell Red Lake
-
01
10
57%
29c
1
n
54,860
24%
104
104,
*
Consol
1.48
25%
*
:
•
_
1.35
24'/a
•
._
common
preferred
Callinan
1.35
25c
Howey
Consolidated
...
Petroleum
20,300
35c
l
Arrow
Consolidated Peak Oils
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
*APr
ii
•
Feb
29c
9 60
Consolidated
*
Apr
?li/ ^?ar
I
mu
8
no
1.12
Mar
35c
Consolidated Nicholson Mines..
Consolidated Northland Mines
Fe
Jan
23c
22c
7
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Morrisoii Explor
Consolidated Mosher
1
Consolidated Negus Mines—.___
ii«
•-
14
Apr
^'cb
a
Golden
Consolidated
1^/4C ^pr
"
29
1
o
8c
15,100
8%
13
8
____
Dry Dock class A
14
44c
9 25
l
Consolidated Halliwell
Jan
tfr!
139,000
„.
24c
28
•
_
38%
Consolidated
Mar
43 Va c May
27c
•
Mines
Consolidated Guayana
60c
WW
o
Iron
Jan
5c
Mar
Crest
Fenimore
Feb
18c
,,an
19c
Consol
30 %c Mar
33,720
Feb
Jan
63c
Apr
1
Oil
Consolidated Gillies Lake
5.00 Jan
Jan
1,000
13c 17%C
_
Burns & Co Ltd
75c
36%
-.1
Gold
East
30,500
75c
10c 13 %c
Knife
Consolidated
2-15 Apr
2,055
,* 37
.
41/8 Mar
9/aC
57,100
13%
22 Vac
•
Dragon
26,125
25C
12
75c
Gold
55,600
12c 13 %C
11%C
-1
Consolidated
52/4 Mar
52c
Mar
3.50
J
Consolidated Discovery
Jan
36/2
100
22c
12%
-1
Apr
15
Jan
2.50 Feb
3.6O
20
7™
4.00 May
150
9 40
l
Warrants
Jan
610
22,446
4.00
Cadillac
12% Mar
6,241
48
1.79
12c 14 %c
22c
-1
,
39%
.
4.00
12 %c
Calgary &
Apr
Cordasun
—1
Bunker
Calgary
Feb
Central
-1
Yellow
Caldwell
15c
23C
Consolidated
.
Mining & Smelt
Bulldog
Calalta
9,200
192,532
Consolidated Denison Mines
Mines
Products
Burrard
20c
Consolidated
Buffalo Red Lake 1.
Burchell
38c
Jan
13c
Canadian
170
18c
Jan
_•
Ankerite
Buffalo
Jan
Apr
31c43%c
55 %
*
-
Apr
11
35c
52
III
Buffadison Gold
5.25
Feb
•
l
May
-1
B
Jan
6%
35c
1
Oil
May
125
Mines
class
4.10
200
35c
Corp
47
16
13
725
1,500
2,000
50
410
Mar
12
'11
55c
524
9,785
10
Apr
5 05
53c
330
13
30c
6,760
1,110
17%
Jan
2 70
49
12%
Apr
9c
70,600
2.60
101
17%
Jan
2.25
2 70
51%
17%
8%
' -<J8c
Jan
12
•
Allenbee
Jan
Jan
30
50
Feb
6% Mar
Jan
95c
150
Mines
Development
1.05
12 Vac
5,272
192,250-
2.50
Mines
Feb
21
150
47
106
Apr
~
99%
99% May
19
Jan
85c
10
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines
,
Apr
Apr
5 00
in3A
49
Mining
Building
III
Life
Consolidated
12
5 05
..
7ie
2,600
1 71
isc21%c
1
100
B
Mines
Brunswick
•
6%
14C 17%c
152
is'%0
•
Petroleum
National
51%
Products
Columbia Telephone Co
Brunston
II
.100
Brttish Columbia Power
Brunsman
2.31
35
8
I
Mines
6%
i4C
1 61
'
!
;
Columbia
Brunhurst
Feb
Jan
6%
l
1
—50
Columbia
Buffalo
3.00
1.61
4.90
98c
•
Mines
Copper
—50
British
Mills
2.90
Gold
.100
British
Bruck
Apr
40
preferred
Reef
6%
1.80
1
preferred
British
10,126
Oil
preferred
Broulan
2,750
7
Electric Co—
preferred
Va %
I,173
1.35
6%
1
Petroleum
American
British
5.65
1.25
~7
Ltd
British
21c
5.60
1
common
warrants
Mines
Britalta
5.65
3.85
Jan
Lake
2.90
Petroleums
Traction
2.12 Mar
85%
75c
Cochrane
23c
11c
Apr
65% May
^
Jan
29,400
3.00
Jan
4.25
,,68c
126,600
13c
2.12
Jan
1.85
5,460
51c
High
1.40 Mar
79c
23c
3.25
2,250
72c
33c
1
3 70
79c
28c
l
3 30
1
19 %c
Mines
3 40
230
20c
Ltd
•
23,600
-
68 %
30c
Gold
Low
1.55
65%
i
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
1.45
68%
1
Boymar
Low
1.45
25
Bouscadillac
Gold
Shares
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp..
Cochenour Wiltons
Bordulac Mines
Bouzan
for Week
1
Chrysler
1.65 Jan
Mar
Sales
peek's
Range
or Prices
s,.
Sale Price
1.45 Apr
Apr
32c
1
Mines
i
f**
last
Par
May
6% May
12% Feb
50
1.00
1.20
l
__
Gold
13
90c
91c
V.
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
41,720
6%
•
4
Tmp
1.45
6%
*
MAY
.
Hiah
1.20
Uranium
Ribbon
Shares
*
_
preferred
Bay
Bonville
of Prices
l
common;
WEEK ENDED
stocks
_
Sale Prloe
FOR
Sales
for Week
Jan
3.60
Feb
Apr
Jan
72c
Mar
-
30%
uApr
31% Jan
36
Jan
29%
Apr
20c
Jan
62cuiApr
2.00 Jan
1.30 Mar
120
54%
24%
Jan
Feb
137%
Apr
58%
Feb
27%/Apr
7%c Jan
»
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Apr
Feb
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
Monday, May 7, 1956
...
(2220)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Toronto Stock Exchange
Sale Prlee
Par
Cos
Eraser
Debentures
Gait win Exploration
—*.
common
Power
Gatineau
Mines
Eights
36%
4.25
4.45
88
10
52c
85,000
29%
30
1,755
25
39Vac
6%
—
63
44
5.75
5.75
12c
4.10
45c
Grandoro Mines
Granduc Mines
May
110
Apr
114
Jan
Class
A
17
Jan
24
Mar
Class
B
39c
45C
67,304
6%
550
6%
59%
39C
6
551
63
Feb
Great Northern Gas
44%
1,432
42%
Feb
49
5.75
6.25
600
4.70
Jan
5.50
6.00
130
59c
2.85
3.05
14,105
7,800
44c
6.25
Apr
99
Feb
2.50
Class
Jan
1.60
Apr
Mackeno
64c
Jan
MacLeod-Cockshutt
36c
41c
37,000
30c
Jan
46c
Feb
30c
33c
65,800
21c
Mar
12c
13c
37,550
9c
4.00
4.15
22,610
Feb
35c
5.00
50%
844
50
Apr
7%
400
7
Feb
9
100
8
Feb
Gulch
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Lead
Gulf
Jan
45c
Feb
Marcon
Mines
18
Apr
Marcus
Gold
50c
54c
55c
55c
1,000
6.75
52%
6
6.40
7.05
8,640
6.40 May
52%
55
42'A Jan
64c
Apr
Jan
55c
May
40c
Hard
Cotton
11%
Apr
7%
Jan
10'A
Apr
Maybrun
220
4.40
Jan
5.00
Apr
McCabe
65c
69c
68,593
11
100
Oil
15
1
1
17c
1.65
1
1
1
1
*
1
common
17'Ac
1.76
McKenzie
Red
Apr
McMarmac
Merrill
Apr
Merrill
Petroleum
48,500
1.55
1.70
17c 17'Ac
4,016
11,300
1.72
1.95
502,075
30c
Jan
24c
Apr
13c
Apr
19 %c
Apr
,
B
Howard Smith Paper common
Preferred
Mining
Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Hudson Bay
Erie
41c
51c
74,168
56
670
9
175
28%
29%
5,663
13%
13%
3,597
12%
13%
3,462
48
47%
49
565
Apr
May
31
Jan
14%c May
19c
Jan
50c
Apr
12c
Feb
58c
Apr
54
Feb
58
Jan
7
Jan
9
Feb
30% Mar
22% Feb
10%
10%
Apr
«
49
May
Mlacon
Mining
27c
27c
47c
18,900
28c
Feb
Apr
Nama
37
Apr
42
Feb
102
>-, '• 40
19%
May
Apr
106
19%
21
Feb
9'A
350
8%
Feb
10
Apr
36c
39c
17,865
Jan
49c
Apr
29c •i 35c
36,550
Apr
11c
10c
<
11%
Apr
Brass
32c
—
37%
85
11%
8.35
4.70
5.00
3,9u0
I,645
56'A
56
57
900
54
26
26
26
50
71
52
11"%
71
71
30
46'A
52%
31,856
11%
52c
Jan
6.00 Mar
Jan
61% Mar
26
May
27'/a Mar
69
Mar
3.40
36%
Jan
2.01
4L3251
60c
Jan
1.85
2.50
36,650
70c
Jan
30'Ac
30c
35c
111,700
15c
Feb
8%
11,385
8%
95
< ?
8
;
95
.
:
:■
Joliet-Quebec
Kerr
Lake
150
19
Apr
1,320
41%
Jun
,50% May
92 'A
92
93
1,472
80'A
Jan
95% Mar
33c
33c
34c
7,583
20c
18c
20c
31,940
61c
52 c
62c
63,125
71c
12c
3.55
Kilembe
Hudson
Lake
80c
19,050
71c
May
1.37
Jan
10c
12c
1,440
10c
Jan
30c
Jan
3.65
19'A
19%
20
30c
30c
33c
108,000
71c
11%
Kroy
Oils
Labatt
19
19
1.40
312,965
4.15
4.10
4.20
2.10
500
40c
43,056
(John)
40c
2.00
1.87
2.06
4.40
4.50
Lake
Osu
725
Lake
National
National
Hosiery
12%
Feb
National
Steel
6 % May
17%
Apr
Wasa
National
2,940
94c
278,070
82c
May
47c
45c
60c
130,182
40c
Jan
3.50
5'A
3.25
3.65
5%
5%
49
49
75
79c
79c
80c
14,350
17
16%
17
1,266
16% May
18%
82c
90c
Car
85c
Feb
May
58%
Apr
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
Apr
50%
Feb
New
New
Calumet
Mines
New
Concord
•
44
44
2,780
46 '
1,360
103
10
clApfd__100
92
92
131
14%
8% Jan
v
Apr
46
Apr
New
103
Jan
New
Davies
Mar
92
May
New
Delhi
93%
96%
18,586
78%
Jan
96% May
130
31
126%
Jan
131% Mar
40
37
40
1.35
1.35
1.50
7,879
18,100
14
15
1,033
•
Feb
49
Mar
6'A
Apr
7
Apr
1.35
1.45
1.45
9,600
1.25
Apr
1.65 Mar
1.63
5 3/8
263
4%
6.10
2,800
3.10
Jan
30
30%
635
28%
Jan
40%
40%
30%;
40 %
33c
1.56
1.87
30c
67,967
84c
20,657
69c
Mar
2^c
2.9c
44,250
22c
Jan
31c
Feb
Apr
1
2.00
1.85
2.00
117,292
•
2.97
2.50
3.00
59,272
88c
78c
92c
•'
27c
1,500
1
Mines.
1.08
1.01
1.10
71,050
1.00
1.80
1
1.83
1.81
1.83
4,615
1
Fortune Mines
50c
.42c
50c
533,738
1.84
2.04
33c
40c
40c
40c
42c
16,900
29c
Feb
1.74
1.71
2.03
693,062
33c
•30c
..29c
37c
147,465
29c
May
Mar
Jan
Feb
3.85
Feb
4.75
Apr
Feb
2.60 Mar
25c
22c
26c
•
43 %c
39c
45c
37,425
1
1.12
1.12
1.25
67,125
5lc
Jan
1
34c
31 %c
35c
16,270
28c
Mar
•
Mining
Mines
New
Hosco
New
Jaeulet
Mines
New Jason Gold
Jan
40c
Mar
34 %c Feb
52c
Jan
Newlund Mines
Apr
New
Feb
New
20c
1.33
45c
New
Manitoba
24%c
23c
28c
496,954
9'Ac
Jan
28c
May
i6c
15c
17c
13,950
14c
Jan
22c
Jan
Newnorth
1
125
1.21
New
New
20c
21c
40,650
86c
1.00
40,932
61c
1.00
1.15
31,400
72c
93c
429.2^5
Jan
98c
19c
21c
30,325
15c- Apr
27c
Apr
Feb
15c
59,500
lie
Jan
15c
May
16c
Feb
31 %c
Apr
92c
-
Por footnotes
19 'Ac
Mylamaque Explor
Gold
Mines
23c
54,350
160,707
17c
58,800
2.66
2.50
2.66
7,248
22c
.22c
26c
29,065
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
2.91
2.72
3.05
244,900
Nipissing Mines
5.15
5.25
120,950
36c
203,700
9c
Jan
51c
Jan
1.44
51%
Jan
64^% Mar
1.50
Apr
28c
Jan
49 %c
Feb
New
Royran Copper-
2,650
Feb
3.10
Apr
New
Senator
1
iou>c
9%c 10'Ac
30,100
8c
Feb
12 %c
Jan
New
Superior Oils
1
18t/8
18%
9,923
17%
Jan
18% May
New
Feb
10c
Mar
60c
Feb
85c
May
13'Ac May
90c
Mar
10,325
3.50
Jan
5.10 Mar
II,975
1.55
Jan
3.20 Mar
Rouyn Merger
14c
Rouyn..
Thurbois
Mines
Noranda
Mines
—
90C
155.877
32c
Jan
92c
1
43c
84,410
35c
Apr
51c
Feb
Norgold Mines
1
9,750
26c
Jan
49c
Mar
Norlartic
Mines
2 fin
2.45
2.60
94,050
Jan
2.70
Apr
Normetal
Mining
Norpax
$3
23
23
810
23
23%
2,865
2.15
2.25
~_1
2 95
2.50
3.00
69,415
1
i6%c
15c
19c
21,500
•
2 40
3,000
jg
4 30
2.75
21,870
27c
3,750
5.15
5.35
785
24c
5
1
2.40
25'Ac
~_^x
26c
4,050
4.10
4.30
1,900
*
see
page
45.
2.80
3.05
1,700
24%
24%
24%
5
3
A
2'90
*
iqy
ZJ1*
__
1.10
22% Mar
24
Jan
Jan
25
Mar
18
2.15 May
1.95
13c
3.75
Feb
Feb
3.55
Apr
Jan
25c
2.00 Mar
25c
4.30
24c
2.65
3.00
16
Mar
Jan
Mar
Feb
3.25
38c
6.00
35c
4.45
3.55
Apr
Feb
25
North
Oils
—.—50
Northland
North
Feb
North
Star
Feb
Oil
Ltd
a
common
Warrants
North
Jan
Northern
•
38
Apr
19
19%
795
18% Mar
21
Jan
10%
100
9% Feb
11
Mar
J-
Norvalie
43c
40c
19'Ac Jan
Apr
Apr
Mar
28c
35c
"4,100
25c
14,700
22c
Apr
56c
Jan
13c
4,800
10c
Mar
17c
Feb
7.30
19,500
6.85
34c
113
582,025
5.10
5.45
29,200
38
38
25
35%
87c
;
,
.
4.50
7.90 Mar
Jan
1.19
Feb
Jan
Jan
-
Apr
5.45 May
40
Feb
2.70
2.75
"1,490
1.75
Jan
2.80
Apr
11c
10'Ac
11c
116,600
9c
Jan
14%c
Feb
1.07
1.05
1.15
67,425
65c
Mar
1.30 Mar
20c
1.29
1.14
1.37
292,147
80c
Feb
1.37 May
•
17%
16%
17'A
14
Jan
17% Jan
9%
8%
9'A
1,440
11c
25.500
9c
Jan
11c
56c
Jan
1.20 May
29'A
Jan
Mines-
Canada
Mines
2,390
"
7% Jan
9% Feb
Jan
67c
1.20
150,950
35%
35%
138
80c
75c
85 c
151,425
31c
Jan
85c
Apr
Apr
56 %c
56c
59c
18,025
52c
Feb
85c
Apr
1.13
Mines
Nudulama Mines Ltd.
10C
10c
Northern Quebec Power common..
10%
5.25 May
Jan
2.75
—
Apr
Trinity
£,932
3.05 May
Jan
1
Rankin
Oils
2.57
Apr
Jan
1
Apr
Jan
1.37
Apr
3.00
35c
Feb
Apr
*
-
North Inca Gold
Jan
.
5.45
•
common
Preferred
Warrants
1.02
1
Oil & Mines Ltd
Canadian
.
7.15
•
—
20c
6.90
1
—
2.15
22c
65,050
61 %
7.60 Apr
Feb
22c
23'Ac
36c
I
1.39
57
.
35c
38c
30c
Corp
_
2.38
8'Ac Jan
13c
85c
Nordon
29c
1.18
60%
1
class
4.40
.
1.30
Gold
Acme
,
31c
Nisto Mines
Nor
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4.90
~_l
Mar
Apr
5.50
Jan
166.876
40c
Apr
1.20 Apr
13c
98c
43c
2.70
16,000
1.13
21c
28,595
37c
2.65
32,000
13,440
1.00
23c
.
4.65
21c
1.25
4ic
85c
Feb
Feb
14 %C
™_:
2 70
12'Ac 13'Ac
Apr
54c
33c
20c
1.06
Gold—L
•
2.05
2.17
Jan
Apr
90c
.
Minda-Scotia
1
Apr
1.11 May
50c
20c
Mines—
Kelore
1
2 20
Apr
Feb
Feb
1.84
—1
Explorations
Jan
Apr
2.20
Feb
Gas
Apr
Apr
56c
Mar
1.48 Mar
Mar
Jan
23%
Apr
2.05
50c
1.60
*
1.15
22c
2.65
•
21c
Jan
28c
2.75
X
35c
25c
526,339
1,000
20c
Jan
27c
1.11
10,505
onp
16c
75c
.500
of Canada
Petroleum
80c
39,797
1
Mar
1.10
1.95
2.26
Jan
90c
Highridge
3.35
2.50
54c
Jan
New
4.45
4.65
Mar
63c
40% May
1.75
4.00
May
42c
23,190
242,111
6,013
New
Jan
78c
1,016
49,400
30c
2.95
2 30
1.30
26,850
50c
75c
68c
34c
4.00
425
3.00 M*y
50c
-
Oil
2.08
Jan
2.01
1
Feb
1.50
25c
1.85
80c
Feb
75c
31'Ac
3.30
55c
Apr
75c
25'Ac
30c
4.40
75c
F"b
34c
1
nc
4.10
41c
93c
1
1
•
7gc
25c
Apr
Mar
1.56 May
61,050
•26c
Apr
45c
Feb
22c
Apr
44
39% Mar
20
8,500
Jan
6.95 Mar
1
Jan
iojac
45c
Feb
34
Harricana
27%
•
6'A
Apr
5.75
5.85
New Goldvue Mines
Apr
1.83 Mar
12,644
1
Jan
1.47
May
New
40'A
Jan
40%
1
Mar
65C
Jan
Jan
37
18
15
14
1
New Dickenson Mines
New
Feb
Apr
16%
1.20
40%
19,500
2.15 Mar
Jan
1.45
11%
11%
13% Mar
28
8
-
Feb
39%
27C
...
Continental
Jan
127%
Mar
1
Oils
Bristol
Jan
33
102%
1
Acceptance
90c
1,500
L82
Gold
Bidlamaque
New British Dominion Oil
130
1
New
New
96%
Laura 8ecord Candy
Laurentlde
52
2,253
1
New Athona Mines
Jan
1.74
•
Lamaque Geld
Lang & Sons (John) class A
Feb
Feb
48
—1
Alger Mines
Jan
18
Apr
1.16 Mar
91
Apr
Jan
45
75c
6%
Development
.
.6% Mar
Jan
5
300
May
1.00 Mar
46
•
11% Apr
•
355,960
94c
Feo
6%
46%
::io
24%
1
2.y0
5%
Trust
15%
Jan
Apr
29%
15,170
27
Mines
Jan
—II
Jan
26c
26
•
Jan
Mining
Apr
22'A
22'Ac
27
.250
Nello
Jan
Feb
5.00
17c
42c
24'Ac
class B—
Mills
Petroleum
10
La Lux Mines
2.80 Mar
Jan
28% Mar
11% Jan
15c
Apr
Apr
22
Lake Shore Mines
45c
1.87 May
4.15
Jan
2.50 Mar
Jan
Feb
2 6'A
100
Mines
1.60
125
315
Lake Lingman Gold Mines
Lake Nordic Uranium
Apr
4.50
27
29,905
11%
•
Feb
1.54
24c
32,950
4.45
20%
Feb
3.60
26%
11%
Ltd
81c
16,425
35c
Feo
Feb
19
25
1.12
Mar
75c
327,063
19
Apr
11% May
1.3O M',y
.20
Preferred
24%
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake Dufault Mines
12%
Feb
8
100
22% Mar
11
.
1.30
11%
18
Jan
15
200
Apr
Mar
Jan
400
•
11%
Apr
40c
Mar
Feb
450
103
—
25c
22% Mar
21
1,640
*
Ltd
Jan
120
24%
Bay
11%
4.65
Jan
1,560
15%
12%
1
1.05
1.25
149,300
2.55
22%
16
Gold
Apr
22%
1.50
Kirkland Townsite
Apr
70c
3.00
1.35
common
1.31
•
Kirkland
25c
*
Grocers
15%
1
Kirkland
Feb
Mar
National
16
Copper
38c
15c
50,250
1.41
Warrants
32'Ac Mar
29%c Jan
71c
12
50
Feb
21
65c
1
com—*
Keyboycon Mines
Key met Mines
201,282
68c
11,970
Mines
2.20 Mar
Feb
1.80
•
i37/8
Gold
1.51
Apr
7% Mar
Feb
6
National Explorations Ltd
Feb
Kenville Gold Mines
100
825
15o
Kerr-Addison
71
7
95c
91,600
6%
48%
Feb
104
1.70
Mar
Mines
9% Mar
Apr
12%
8
Jupiter Oils
3,800
123/4
11
Jonsmith Mines Ltd
75c
1.52
11%
36c
Apr
12'A
6%
36c
Apr
12%
Jan
78
Apr
3.50
Apr
May
3.25
39c
50'A
1
280
Mines
8
95
75c
555
Apr
'
75c
5
Chemical com
&
8
(1939)™
Gold
98'A /
Feb
Feb
5.20
Jan
12%
52'A May
5/100
Mines
joburke
2.15
1.60
-
Jellicoe
197,670
•4.00
47c
19%
Mines
Drug
14
Minerals Ltd
35,400
5
Creek
Preferred
8
Jaye Exploration
12 %C
1.70
1
13%
;
Feb
Jan
29c
3.35
1
•
Ltd
200
Jack Waite
35c
9%c
32c
11c
1.60
;
1,765
Ltd
Apr
18,900
38C
-
3.50
1
*
Works—
55,500
Petroleum
17c
*
100
53
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines
:
Isotope Products Ltd
102
•
•
—1
Co
39c
common.
•
*
Locomotive
National
Feb
42c
11%
Feb
102
1
.
Multi-Minerals
Jan
19%
;•
*
Apr
6.95
Feb
Feb
41c
Apr
29c
■
Mar
20
25c
80 'A May
47'A May
Jan
36c
Moore Corp common
50
2.65
9%
Morrison
10%
14,000
*
Porcupine
Feb
28c
15%
„
Preferred
Jan
1.75 May
26,700
48%
Mogul Mining Corp
Knitting common
64
1.70
21 %c
19%
Mines
Montreal
2.70 May
Feb
Feb
14c
1.66
Monarch
Moneta
2.20
Jan
Mar
"
12%
Corp
Endeavor
25
100
Minlng_,
Mining
1.75 ' 1.90
1.75
•
Corp
Ore
46,100
Jan
1.49
48
Jan
1.25 Jan
3,500
17c
-
57c
1.21 Mar
41'A
1
Mining
Min
1.45
14c
15%
Uranium
Metals
Mindamar
2.05
36,900
2.70
1.25
•
Lake
49%
Preferred
17'Ac Apr
19'A
50'A
Brick
Milton
49
Preferred
Ran wick
2.45
--
2.10
50
International Metals class A
International
2.70
16'Ac
12%
Petroleums
City
Milllken
21,898
25
International
Jan
4,061
Gas
49
Preferred
Nickel Co
40c
Jan
Feb
2.50
Apr
8c
4,950
45
Warrants
10
Milling 4%
71,500
47c
1.36
44
•
Industrial
Mid-Western
Mill
26,561
*
•
Powders
1.51 Apr
24'Ac Feb
1
52'A
Inland Cement preferred
Bronze
Mar
40c
L
Grain
Pacific
&
•
A—
Mining
Jan
17c
*
Mining
9.35
1
Machine class
Inglis (John) & Go
2.30 Mar
90c
42,700
-™—100
50
common
preferred
Ingersoll
Apr
101,700
22c
1.30
Oil & Gas
Midland
Midrim
80%
4.75
Acceptance
8,190
1.29
1
Tramways
47%
Warrants
International
15% Mar
Feb
40
Mar
Mexico
8.65
37%
Bank
10
Imperial Flo Glaze common
•
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
—1
2.20
18c
.13.50
Light & Power common
Preferred
69%
47%
1
Gold
16
Feb
—;
Mines™.
Uranium
Meta
9.15
Imperial
Lake
Chipman
787/8
43c
20
Mtge
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
International
38c
Feb
5%c Jan
13'A
13%
•
•
1
Hoyle
International
2.09
1.10 Jan
10c
28% May
9
•
•
•
50
A
Inspiration
1.70 May
17%c
115
46c
Jan
Apr
Feb
560,950
43c
Apr
8%
19c
90c
38c
55%
Feb
17
Jan
12%c Jan
28%
11c 14'Ac
29%
5
Apr
3.50
Mar
8
443,966
46c
46c
55%
•
•
66
Jan
Ltd
Co
Industrial
Jan
23c
Jan
Feb
1.15
1.80
1
Exploration & Dev
Mercury
Feb
4CC
May
500
*
1
Lake
27
15
15
400
18c
206,250
74,200
12'Ac
Mentor
Lake
Red
May
6.00 Jan
Mexican
8%
26c
2.08
?
»
•
McWatters Gold Mines
Mar
28%
38c
•
•
Gold
15%
26c
1
Jan
common
Knitting___
Island Mining
3.25
15 %c
2.18
Apr
1
1.49
26c
Mar
55
20c 20 %C
*
1.30
60,950
•
Porcupine
May
Frontenac
24
100
32,900
•
*
12c
205
3.30
8%
1
—*
65%
3.30
Apr
1.37
•
Mclntyre
24
65%
20c
1
A
McColl
24
65'A
May
Jan
"
—_*
Mines
Grain class
Feb
24
19c
—•
23c
10c
17c 19'Ac
1.30
•
Apr
Jan
327,150
Jan
41c
1.33
44'A
1
Consolidated
1.09
Jan
Jan
22c
23 % Mar
6%c
1.20
•
^.-.—j-,-100
11%
Jan
48c
9.00
19%
Drilling
Tower
Jeanette
Jan
300
'
12%
Mines
Hollinger Consol
Jacobus
8
9%
16c
18% May
2.00
Ltd
Maxwell
5.00
5
19
4,810
1,065,792
20
15c
21'Ac
—
Matachewan
9%
16
21% Mar
2,684
19
23c
13
18%
™
•
1
Preferred
Apr
Mar
48
Apr
May
2.15
warrants
5.00
May
High Crest Oils Ltd—
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Hinde & Dauch Canada
$2%
5.75 Mar
4.00 Apr
Mines
Indian
Apr
9.50 May
;
Gold
&
3.60
14c
42
16,100
Massey-Harris-Fergitson Ltd com
90
common
Paper
Huron
45,391
60c
349
14c
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Martin-McNeely Mines
Mar
4,845
Lake
Red
Class
4.45
72,050
44'A
102
Jan
3.50
54
14,620
Mines
Gold
Class
4.40
95,900
44
2.60 Mar
11'Ac
19%
Jan
7%
Apr
17
Mines
Gold
Gold
Home
Jan
5%
2.95 May
4.00
& Alabastine
Hendershot
Hi
25%
B
10%
Head of Lakes Iron
Heva
810
70c
1.29 Jan
44,100
•
1
A warrants
Apr
16
Harrison Minerals
Heath
1,700
43
21c
1
Carpets
Rock
Headway
6
3.15
42
16c
15,525
2.05
———*
Marigold Oils Ltd
Maritime Mining Corp_.
Jan
9.45
57
4.00
Mines
Hasaga
5%
1,198
2,970
——30
Gypsum Lime
Harding
17
37'Ac Feb
60c
1.95
3.65
Feb
1.80
—.100
preferred
Sugar
Jan
Feb
9.50
Gwillim Lake Gold
Manitoba
Apr
49c
11
Ltd
Uranium
Maneast
29c
850
65c
18c
16%
2.70
18,300
1
•
16%
10,500
17
Feb
8'A
10
4.00
common
Preferred
Hamilton
Mar
*
—
Products
Hallnor
Malartlc Goldflelds
57'A Mar
15% Jan
200
33c
Warrants
Gurney
Jan
9.75
Mines
Guunar
Magnet
Maple Leaf Gardens i*.
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
9c
1
1
1
Gridoll Freehold
170
Mines
Consolidated
Apr
60c
Apr
7%
100
Jan
41,900
31c
*
Mages Sporting Goods
Jan
11
35c
21,040
1
B
class
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines—
Mar
146
•
GreyhawK Uranium
Bioedel
Macmillan
Mines
Mar
120
10%
Gold
13c
161
42'A
4.45
11
9%
5.00
66c
Mar
3.40
100
1
Mines
36c
16%
■*
Wire
Explorations
Apr
3.00
127,650
Apr
20c
25c
18c
1
1
1
1
Mines
Macdonald
6-30
May
17
•
*
B
Greening
1
Mines
Macassa
1.11 May
52,000
Mar
41c
1.75
1.85
5.50 Mar
49c
32c
1
1
Development—
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Great West Coal class A
—1
•
Macfie
18,025
45c
85C
Jan
581,200
3.20
1.35
27c
Mines
Feb
7,500
41c
Jan
Apr
3.90 Feb
64c
May
3,550
53,903
40c
1
1
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
1.28
5.70
1.11
Lorado Uranium Mines
Louvicourt Goldflelds
49c 51'Ac
5.50
1
*
Apr
Jan
03
Gold
Long Island Petroleums
Lomega
mo*
lO
68c
12'Ac
82c
21c
1.75
44
20
19
22c
•
•
Mar
Feb
4.65
2,200
96
44c
16%
32c
Jan
6.40
43%
9
1
Utilities com
Plains"
Great
7'A Jan
65
Jan
58
Apr
50c
May
2.95
Paper
Great Lakes
Coy preferred
10
50
7%
—-—*
.50
Gold
Lac
Long
5,090
*
*
1
•
Mines
Grandines
Loblaw
21
5
A
class
Little
111
161
•
*
1
Bousquet Gold
Consolidated
Graham
Granby
Jan
Jan
19%
—
Grafton
32
29'A Jan
112
95 %
44c
2.90
5.60
1.14
50 %c
38c
30c
—
B
Apr
•
Petroleum
Range Since Jan. 1
Hioh
32c
34c,
22c
3.25
1
Mines.—
Gold
Lexmain
Liberal
54c
Mar
107
Jan
Share*
75c
1
1
.
Gold
111
20%
*
General Dynamics
3
General
Motors
Corp
5
General Petroleum
(Canada) com—I
Class
A
1
General Steel Wares pfd
100
Genex Mines
Ltd
1
Geo-Sclentific Prospectors
-*
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
1
Glenn Uranium Mines
1
God's Lake Gold Mines
•
Goldale Mines
1
Goldcrest Mines
1
Gold Eagle Gold
1
Golden Manltou Mines
1
Goldflelds Uranium
1
Goodyear Tire Canada com
_•
4%
preferred
50
Gordon Mackay class A
*
Class
30c
49c
Lencourt
97
Apr
88
Leitch Gold
Apr
4.75
Feb
4.05
32,666
Apr
37
Jan
31
1,120
107 108%
51c
30
—
General Bakeries
35%
for Week
Low
Par
Hio*
Low
High
Range
of Prices
L,ast
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
88
1°°
100
1
preferred
prior preferred
Ltd
5%
5%%
Geco
36%
4.30
*
100
1
*
common
;\
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—*
—
i,td
Frobisher
♦•■.
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
STOCKS
4
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Sales
Week's
(Cont.)
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Oils
&
I3%c
13%c
14c
11c
Jan
16c
15%
17%
bd
B
42c
33 %c
43c
12c
15c
-
14 %C 15 %c
5%
11,450
1.60
13c
400
1.30
40,240
4.75
Jan
6.75 Mar
1.90 Jan
444,521
34c
33c
35c
21,875
32c
9.60
9.85
1,485
33
36%
51
599
25
26
359
24%
25
215
101
101
28c
ZZ
1
33c
28c
2.35
2.21
1.75
1.80
1.71
1
_
ju.vo
Jan
22 V2
36% May
53
Feb
17
26
May
Mar
Jan
2.08
Apr
99c
13,033
34c
<
Feb
Feb
2.25 Apr
1.35 Jan
0.BJ5
3.40
Apr
2.25
1.76 Feb
Apr
2.20 Mar
1
14c
14c
16c
21,100
13c
Jan
18c
Feb
13
12%
13%
Apr
13%
Feb
70c
70c
73c
7,890
14,650
12%
•
68c
Jan
1.34 Jan
go
60
62
53% Feb
62% Apr
f
•
_
I
1
1,535
4
56c
800
49c
Jan
72c
55
57
660
54
Apr
60
1
.
56c
55%
5.25
4.50
•
-
19c
4,932
3.30 Jan
Jan
6.90 Apr
23%c Apr
1.60 Apr
1.95 Feb
36
39%
2,708
6.30
6.10
6.50
4,300
t>.xo
Apr
8.30
Jan
_1
7.15
7.00
7.25
5,135
7.00 Apr
9.40
Jan
4.00
4.00
2,110
•
1.91
1.90
2.00
7,150
3.75 Apr
1.76 Jan
4.15
•
2 65
2.36
2.73
4oc
603,150
1
Warrants
Prospectors Airways
39c
45c
483,900
.
__I_I
Producers
Ltd—
Puroy Mica Mines
;
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
1.75
Apr
5.40 Jan
Jan
2.73 Mar
Apr
15c
Feb
45c
May
1
315
3.00
3.50
159,170
2.03 Jan
4.85 Mar
—1
2.70
2.70
2.81
12,225
145,800
2.60 Feb
3.50 Apr
32c
Apr
1
Mines
23c
1
13 y4
21o26%c
13
14
1
Gold Mines
1.60
1.51
1.70
4,00
3.90
4.05
26,735
26c
27c
l
26c
Feb
11
15,800
„•
Metallurgical
9%c Jan
5,340
15
Apr
1.94 Apr
1.20 Apr
2.70 Jan
18c
5.85
Jan
30c
Apr
30
Jan
Mar
28
29
9,500
12,386
11%
11%
130
1
1.43
1.35
1.45
Rainville Mines Ltd:
29,800
1,25 Mar
1.80
•
1.95
1.80
7,599
1.55 Mar
Rapid Grip & Batten
2.50 Mar
•
9
2.10
9%
200
7% Mar
5.20
5.90
3.95 Mar
1.80
68,505
19,325
13c 19 %c
177,700
O'-PTront
Mining
_•
Quinte Milk Products
.voLuore
Rare
Earth
tRayrock
Reef
class
A
Mining Co Ltd—
1
—
Petroleum
10%
10%
2.30
| 2.50
45c
35c
50c
1
2.43
1.80
2.45
82,955
27c
27c
31c
$1
47,632
Mill
Robinson
Little
class
1
Long Lac
18c
13 %c
16c
Mar
70e
Jan
12c
Apr
24%c Jan
10c
Jan
57%
Jan
18c
Apr
65% Mar
12,000
3,546
4.80
4.65
4.80
15,405
4.50
i47/8
14%
14%
2,454
12%
Apr
Feb
15% Mar
13%
13%
1,246
13
Jan
18% Jan
18c 19 %c
4,200
14c
Jan
24c
_*
17%
17%
86 V2
84%
89
695
58c
57c
69c
1.04
1.00
1.05
14 %c
14c
15c
52,500
4,300
15,500
3.25
3.45
21,725
125
135
14%
Cement
14%
14%
125
14% May
15% Jan
2.20
2.30
2,750
2.20 Apr
1.75 Jan
2.50 Apr
2.69 Apr
l
i
2.30
47%
47%
2.25
1.85
2.25
9.25
9.20
9.70
10 y8
10
10%
1,550
„•
26%
56%
5.35
I6%c
16c
37%
1.31
preferred.
Oil
Union Oils
Spanish American Mines Ltd
Spooner Oils
Mines.- (1944)
-Standard Paving ft Materials
Standard Radio class A
12
Steel of Canada
Bteeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
18c
-
75c
17
17
,
29c
—50
19%c
23C
41 %
22
1.60 Jan
30c
Feb
44% Jan
Apr
63% May
lb,OO0
36c
53c
17
19'/a
Jan
19% May
15c
16c
1,973
25,000
8
i6C
13c
Jan
20c
9 6O
7.40
9.85
5 50
4.50
5.50
37,441
1,470
5.50 Jan
4.25 Feb
8%
•
49
j
'
5.50 May
9
Jan
49
48
885
46
Apr
51
Mar
22c
Feb
37c
Mar
24C
26c
5,607
7.70
203/.
21
21 y8
8,000
2,760
25%
27c
6.65 Jan
19% Feb
24c
Apr
36c
Jan
60
60
60
125
58
Mar
62
Jan
34
29
34
355
35
Jan
6.50
6.50
6.75
28% Apr
6.50 May
31c
30c
31c
30c
40c
_
11111-♦
HIIIl
__
1
40c
•
45
1
a
12,520
29 Va
91c
3.25
37c
Mar
35c
80c
14%
14%
14"%
4,740
14
69%
69%
71
3,940
143/4
i5ya
600
69% Apr
11% Jan
68c
143/4
65c
78c
29%c
28c
30o
30,600
16,260
403,250
13,000
Products
24c
23c
26c
1.60
1.58
1.60
20
20%
Ashley Mines
Western Canada Breweries
Western Decalta Petroleum
29,485
_
i
141/2
5
34
^1
33
34
1.93
1,88
2.05
35
22c
40%
35c
20
31
32%
•
12c
14,825
70o
22%c
6,150
lie
20%
31c
24%
14,122
25% /
14,724
21
425
100
280
45
21
1.01
50
Wiltsey Coghlan
Winchester Larder—
;
2.78
(5
2.75
1
Petroleums
45
__l
preferred-—
1.01
49
2.85
48c
48c
54c
_i
13c
I3%c
12%cl3%c
2.04 Apr
Feb
34
Feb
Mar
Jan
35%
May
Apr
May
Jan
47
Jan
3.40,Mar
41 %c Feb
68c
10 %c Jan
51c
14
14%
5,742
4.00
4.00
285
3.25 Jan
1.89
1,86
1.95
6,390
165 Feb
42c
42c
50c
10,400
42c
Mar
55c
1
lflc
18c
20c
53,000
16c
Mar
25c
18c
14,700
42,214
lie
Jan
25c
38c
l
Winnipeg & Central Oas_
•
Wood Alexander
*
Wright-Hargreaves
•
Yale
Zinc
Canuck
Oil
Mines
Yellowknlfe Bear Mines—
York Knitting class A
Apr
16 %o Apr
1
Mines
34,000
81,600
1
Gold
Jan
36% Jan
104
2.66 Jan
9%c Jan
May
43
20% Apr.
24,700
31,250
29,500
13c 14 %c
i____l
15%c May
35% Mar.
1.20 Apr
35c
Apr
1.20
1.01
21% Mar
Jan
35c
1.00
25%
__-____100
—
Jan
I JO Feb
24%
class A
—
Apr
20c
Apr
40% May
31
May
1.15
__;—:___—
30c
1.65 Feb
24c
—
79c
29% Jan
250
32%
15% Apr
Apr
Jan
Mar
80c ' Feb
SO
85
__
15% Jan
74% Mar
,
1.40 Jan
23,468
24,600
41
*
Jan
May
8%c Feb
8,135
Class B warrants
Western Grocers class A—
Preferred
22c
2,280
13c 15%c
•
Western
43c
Apr
3.40 Jan
51c
•
,__i
Mar
Jan
2.35 May
Jan
8,900
Mines—
Preferred
White Hardware
Wlllroy Mines
60c
47% Apr
•
Petrol
6.50 Jan
Apr
May
18c
18,500
Malartlc
Jan
2.90 Apr
16% May
1.10 Apr
35% Feb
389,650
80c
Maygill Gas Oil
Yellorex
5,123
2.55
West
Yankee
42,650
69c
Feb
—•
W__
ft
44c
2.35
West
Lead
37c
80c
,__i
Windward
500
441/4 451/4
24c 29 %c
7.85 Jan
1.65 Feb
14% Jan
20,299
3.50
2.50
Weedon
Pyrite Copper
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
Wilrich
1.10
l
Waite Amulet Mines—
(Geo)
95c
3.35
____I
—
Waterous Equipment
Class B
23% Jan
HHio
Mines
.
8.60 Feb
25
Mines
Weston
10% Apr
Feb
7.40
25 %
Apr
Mar
8
25c
1
Feb
100
7 50
HHHl
_HH
Ltd
Warrants
54c
15,781
47c
56%
1.05
Naco
Feb
2.50 Apr
2.40 Apr
63%
45c
1
Western
Jan
,
45c
631/.
IIIH.II*
Alloys
Consol Explorations Ltd
Westeel
49
May
1.56 Jan
Vanadium
ft
44%
44
18,244
140,700
Upper Canada Mines
Walker G
Feb
40% May
2,195
Oils
25c
Jan
76,524
50c
Jan
13c
2:39
43c
Mar
25
24% Mar
2.50
2.80
Violamac
40
Jan
21% Feb
2.30
16"%
Vulcan
56% Apr
2.30
47c
Feb
18% May
2 34
2.62
VlcouT
58c ' Pen
1.23 Mar
2 40
16%
Ventures
Jan
Mar
16% Jan;
230
2.80
Vandoo
54c
36% Jan
1,000
45
1.33 Feb
3.00 Feb
Apr
44% Jan
1,167
406,421
i63/4
36%c
14%
2.46
-
51%
35c
431/3
16%c 19%c
155
3,85
2.40
1.75
2.60
1.75
14c
45c
40c
40c
II
Feb
Feb
2.09 Feb
5,433
37c
28c
100
I2%c
33,900
3,120
,1.70
44c
•
41c
36c
,54C
44c
•
42
41%
42
16% Feb
52c
Jan
14
Jan
20c
135
700
Feb
Apr
,
16%c Apr
52c
Apr
14% May
4.00 Jan
2.07 Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
3.00 Apr
Jan
28c
Jan
9% May
8% May
4,066
55c
Jan
7,500
12c
Mar
25
25%
22
74%
16c
36,410
33,487
Universal
7
Jan
Jaif
89c
43%
47
8.75
14
40
10
1,045
com—•
28%
28%
29
2,874
-
53
49%
53
4,315
- -
31
31
25
130
137
190
Gold
5,735
467/«
76%
48 V*
79
1,510
79
41
38V*
41
1,635
•
Mlnes__
47%
8
2.50
44
42
44
395
1
433
Corp
Gen
Inv Tr
5.65
6.00
813
4.55
4.30
4.55
70%
67
70%
—15
Mines
5.75
1
•
Gold
52%
51%
53
1,000
1,690
1,655
300
•
6
10
Products
62
65
625
61c
62c
2,500
6
32
" 17c
25
22 V*
137
32
Jan
5% Apr
66
Jan
6% Jan
33% Jan
3,666
25c
Feb
21% Jan
31% Feb.
9,285
387/«
,
160
14
39%
25
Jan
25
30
34%
34
30%
109
Feb
Mar
Jan
Ju
.
24
6% Jan
52
Jan
14
May
Apr
25 %C Apr
40
Mar
25
Feb
Jan
Feb
29
Apr
66
Apr
36
Jan
Mar
Feb
39% Jan
75
Mar
33% Feb
41% Apr
5.65 May
4.20 Apr
50
Feb
51
Apr
5% Mar
56
Apr
67« Jan
28%
Apr
57% Jan
80
18c
Apr
20% Mar
Mar
l
61c
Mar
24% Mar
137
May
48% May
90
Jan
42
Apr
52
Jan
6.75 Mar
5.15 Jan
70% May
54
Apr
6% Jan
67
jApr
68%0f^an
»
FOOTNOTES FOE OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
•
No par
a Odd
Feb
20%c Feb
10c
Apr
15% Jan
5%
6.00 Jan
98
835
580
22
—
Yukon Consolidated Gold Corp
11% Jan
14c
20%
Consolidated
42%. Apr
Feb
8% Apr
70c
5%
Mar
24% Apr
Feb
11
66c
71
55c
34% Jan
100
14c
Apr
362
25
Ogilvie Flour common
Third. Canadian
3.15 Jan
31
21%,
23c
;
Ridgeway
8%
19%
Inc
90c
30%
21%
5
Mar
45
Jan
16% Feb
_1
Ontario Papers
60c
31
7%
Mar
13% Apr
27
22
International Vtillties
Feb
Feb
1.60 May
16 %c Jan
50
25
International Paper common
Pato
235
♦
8
51
Feb
17% Jan
6.10 Jan
30% Jan
*
—
Jan
40
1,838
18%
30%
21%
__
Bros
43c
I
'
23
18%
30%
5
Securities
Minn ft
51
2,310
1,530
___*
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Products
Oreille
85
15c
Canada
Pend
450
20V4
of
Price
13c
741/1
DuPont
Jan
44% Feb
6.00
22%
64c
11% Feb
25c
Loblaw
Feb
5.75
22%
Jan
Jan
43
.
•
22
31c
22%
5.90
•
'85c
Apr
'Apr
17% May
21%
1
common
Apr
Apr
12
f
May
13% Jan
627
common—
Bridge
45c
9%
•
80c
steel
53
Feb
12
2,330
3,659
•>
44
30 %
70c
6Y«May
2,310
__
—
51% May
8%
251Z
1.70 Apr
12%
*
May
May
40c
205
12%
42%
21%
43
2.60 Jan
14c
37c
675
12%
_•
Westinghouse
Copper
1.75 Apr
10 %c Jan
Cirb Section
49
Canadian
Dominion
-
6%
48
5
•
Canadian Marconi
25c
9%
.1
Industries
Jan
6%
49
__5
General Investments
Canadian
5.40 Mar
Jan
36c
3,840
53,198
Jan
12
1,885
314,824
16,020
117,000
1.60
12
93c
925
65c
Caaadian
54% Feb
May
0%
1
29c
Jan
__
•
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Canada ft Dominion Sugar
;
Canada
Vinegars —
u__;
Canadian
Bronze
common—
37% Mar
48%
47c
Apr
#83% May
51% Jan
42c
_•
Asbestos Corp
Brown Co
37% Feb
15,000
162
Jan
Mar
Corp
Dlsher
18,257
•
Anglo Cdn Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—.
Mar
__
Toronto Stock Exchange
National
28% Mar
30C
•
_i
Mining
27c
36,400
39C
48
Zulapa
29 Vii Mar
725
•
_i
4.55 Apr
15c Mar
17.295
51%
Zenmac Metal
__
1
25% Feb
55c 67%C
•
_♦
Yukeno Mines
25% Feb
88c
_i
•
1.35
-350
17%
29c
'
35c
-
;80e
12%
21%
12
20%
30c
•
Jan
7.75 Feb
10
10
.
Gold
85c
Mai
2.75 Apr
9.00 Feb
8%
Andlan
3.90 Mar
,
9c
48,435
115.500
*
Bros
24
40c
175
23
*
Coast
1.50
ZZ*
Olsen
23%
23
♦
Consolidated Paper
Dalhousie Gil
37%
.'
Class B
Stan well Oil ft Gas Ltd
173/.
_•
2.24 Apr
Apr
11% Jan
1.30
•
A
class
95c
Corp__
10%
-63C
1
*
100
95c
I«
—
Steel
Mar
37%
80c-
*
"<
38
g5C
•
class A pfd-
140
27
5,10
1
•
18 %
36c
43c 49 %C
22
_•
Mines
625
>21
25%
II
,
—__40
•
56
16%
30c
15e
Jan
1.70 Apr
30c
Mar
10 'Apr
88c
1
19c
47% May
51
Apr
319,661
21,800
31,805
•
Rol
Brock
70
1
-
52%
5,600
19,600
5,800
29,900
1,000
2,624
2,200
Apr
1 48 Jan
43
Jan
•
1.47 Jan
2.55 Feb
55
29c
50c
1
98c
2 15
10
Mar
•
Feb
2.15 Apr
2.25 Jan
21,185
5,450
2,275
10,250
75,310
1.20 Mar
Jan
68
*
51%
i
7.2Q
95c
1.90
loc
100
,
23%
•
United Keno Hill
Apr
108
771
23c
1
6,85
44
preferred
Apr
92%
2.70
18,150
24,195
3.30
18
Jan
Apr
1.00 Apr
12c
Jan
120
83%: -
51%
24c
_50c
common
17% May
80
55c
"
,
Ltd
835
2.40
3.10
78%
1
Silverwood. Dairies class A
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe Gold Mines
Slater common
ooims
Valley
Southam
17%
2.18
3.25
83%
50
Corp
6.85
11,500
9%
2.36
103% Jan
1.65 Apr
17c. Apr
6% Feb
L26 Jan
40
Mar
26% Feb
Jan
igc
5.70 Mar
3.30
4oilvex-Mliler Mines
Silver Standard Mln«^
Stedman
Mar
1
preferred
Btarrett
16c
22,000
8,685
14% Feb
26c
Feb
Ltd_____l
Sllanco Mining
Stanley
May
1
Southern
-
Jan
Mar
4.00
1
Mines
Sigma Mines Quebec
Stadacona
1.90 Jan
22
•
130
Breweries
Somerville
Apr
16c
Voting trust
:
Jan
60%
}
Shlrriff-Horsey
A
Jan
59%
*
•
Sherritt Gordon
Van
Apr
36c
6,500
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd___„___50o
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Shawinigan Water ft Power pom__
♦
Class A preferred50 "
•Uocan
14
Jan
13 %c
______
Sheep Creek Gold
*
Jan
B
9%
2.25
-mh
.Corps Ltd class B
Fuel Inv
934
2.30:
50
**
is
United Asbestos
Class
11 %c 12 %c
45
—
Acceptance common
2nd preferred
Union Gas of Canada
Union Mining
United
127
41%
_________
—
United Estella
19,400
42
•
Union
United
1.65
•
Pipeline
Petroleum
Ott
1.22 Jan
8c
Jan
I_Iio
Mountain OU Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
Triad
83,700
20,500
1.45
16q
40%
Trans
Mar
60%
10
Class B preferred
Shawxey 1845 Miue«__
.
100
40c
Bridge
Bilknit
14
17%c
.
-
14
Apr
131/4
Corp
Uranium
basxatchewan
4-.
:
3.00 Mar
73c
Apr
2.45 May
34e
20% Feb
100
35 %c
Debentures
Blctes'
753
36 %c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
.!
18,950
22
_i
Lawrence Cement class A
Saraia
1.05
_1
San Antonio Gold
Band River Gold
1
75c
Mar
4.00
18c
Industries
Michael
2.60
1.70 Mar
23c
Jan
12% Jan
May
22
»
uawrence
5ac
92c
_i
Ryanor Mining
01
Jan
4.00
A
Royal Bank of Canada—
Rights
Royalite Oil common
6t
2.64
2.25 Apr
96c
II_!♦
Roxana Oils
'st;
10
4.06
—*
com
Rockwin Mines
Rowan Consolidated
t
2.85
27c
Jan
14
pfd
Cotton
Russell
6.05
"
Robinson
1
10
2.01 Mar
56,625
l
11% Mar
1.70 Mar
8J/2C
8,200
1
Feb
10
100
2 oO
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Rlx-Athabasco Uranium
•
25% Feb
600
10%
Rio
-
2.70
•
Rio: Palmer OIL.
itocbe
1.70
2.65
,__i
Rexspar Uranium
M
jgc
__
4.;:
Mines
Robertson
1.74
__1
Refining
Renable
5 45
1
Mines
_1
Reeves MacDonald
Regent
28%
___»
Mines
uranium
;
Trans-Canada Explorations—
Trans Empire Oils
Trans Era Oils
Trend
101% Mar
1.38
53%
'
—HII_~I"l
Traders Finance class A_
5 %
preferred
Prairie
10
Z*
Class A
Towagmac Exploration
Trans
Apr
101% 101%
8% Jan
Jan
20
1.35
_20
common
Oils
1
Mines
Works
United
68,200
1,760
44
,
Iron
*
...
Trusts—
United
23c
Jan
Toronto
■.
General
25
33 %o
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7% Apr
40
>
41%.
48%o
.
ZIlO
Torontn"Elevators
275
3,688
37%
———1
♦
^
Jan
5.30
19%
,
,
Mar
1.80
10
:
22 %c Feb
6.70 May
39
'42
1.98
1.20 Apr
Jan
5.00 Feb
275
—
„»
Feb
16c
22%
9
11 %c
,__25o
Mines
8%
61c
39
1.35
•
,
,
129,190
17,900
31,358
9
i
L
Montauban Mines
17c
6c
.
1.13
10cl3%C
^
....
■
21%
•
United
1.70
•
,
Inc
Quebec Manitou
Apr
25
103
•
^
i
;
Gold
Uranium
Jan
Jan
28c
5.700
X.uJ
1.60 May
100% Jan
86,100"
,
10% Apr
23%
13,350
2.65
-
39%c Jan
50% Apr
215.
2.35
1.83
Jan
Apr
7.85 Mar
2,340
50%
Jan
1.53 Mar
1.10 Mar
9.6O
__
19c
Mar
May
Feb
1.50
boo
_•
Mines
Pearson
Toronto
Feb
23c
1.00 Mar
75c
36%
1.99
43c
101 %
—
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto Dominion Bank
Apr
Apr
Jan
^
common
Tom
Tomblll
Apr
92
78c
9%c Jan
24,200
;
1.10
18%
27c
33,500
1.31
v
Jan
Kb
6.70
1
Cons Gold
hin11 rlSTH
Gold
Feb
Feb
6.40
100
Thompson-Lundmark
1.40 Mar
1.01 May
117,812
■<
63c
6.50
_•
Texas Calgary
Jan
Apr
52c
12 .,180
1.15.
Roy
Electric
Queenston
-
i
89c
12%
39.294
1,15
Preston-East Dome
Quebec
1.15
19% Apr
57c
j
8%
luge Usee Jem. l
•
Lor
19c
.Taylor
common
»
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
|; 1
Temagami Mines -__kta_____i
Jan
77
30
:
•
Jan
•
Border
Gas
•1.01
1.76
u__
;
Premier
M
89
78c
.
1.51
Corp
Pronto
88
61c
-
-
Tandem
Apr
16%
34,675
16,480
•
River
President
-
Jan-
^_i
.___.
Oil
Provo
90c
5%
■
Mineral
oi
Prairie
.
800
»
Development
'Powell
*
1.40
100
_
''Powell Rouyn Gold
r.
1.35
1.01
common
^itch-Ore uranium
R
Apr
Gold Mines
'^onder Olls
P
43c
*
_s
ooiq
Power
.5,600
_-__I_50
—
Crow
cluneer
Placer
50c
5%
Petrol Oil ft Gas
1
Jan
-
,..s
r
Perron'Gold Mlne$___
Pickle
8.20 Feb
58c
1
common
Preferred
Peruvian
27
Tamblyn
Apr
?8% Mar
24
1.05
common
Credit
27% Feb
26 %c Feb
14 %c
Gas—J
Pipeline
Preferred
425
*
18c
rnrnmnn
Industries
Bvivanlte Gold : ■'
12%
68,700
}
Paymaster Consol
Penmans
11% Feb
Propane
Surf Inlet
1.15 Apr
Mar
2,605
18 %c
Mines—.
Swltson
13
_i
,
Jan.
52c
10% Jan
SOg
—
•
7,795
1
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
.Pathfinder Petroleums
rembina
>
Apr
3.20 Apr
Bkaree
1.01
Hi
Preferred r—
Surety oix» ft Minerals
8%c Mar
48c
_1
■
46c
.
20,900
12c
,
Jan
49,725
_•
_
Jan
4c
2.50 Jan;.
80c
,_i
,
■
29c
.
30c
*
|._
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.
,
■
Drilling
Peace River Nat
1.15
123%
1.02
_____-
__
55,925
20,500
15,425
3,050
fer Week
High
1.08
Super test Petroleum common
*
T~'
Ordinary,
—^21%
.Mar
90c
76c
Mines.
,
1.78 Jan
Cons
.Superior
1.15 Apr
3.10 Apr
"•
61c
Pan Western Oils_
23c
.
26 %c
—_~_f
uranium
Jan
,210
Porcupine
Consol
Jan
.
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1"
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-
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Rahge
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tow
1
Suabury Contact
Apr
1.30 May
41c
Apr
Jan, ;
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27c
.
24%
_
t
II
,
Mar
24%
14%
}
.
8c
-
25;925"
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12%, 12%
27% : 28 %
27%
24%
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loc
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L.
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11 %c Jan
:
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V
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6
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Ormsby Mines
24
69,900
1.30.
74,870
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21c
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•
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-
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
.
.
(2222)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
4
Quotations for Friday, May
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
25c
Mutual Funds—
1.68
Ltd
Fund Inc
General Fund
Fund
Bollock
California
Canada
14.96
6.23
4.42
America-—1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
Johnston
(The) Mutual Fund.l
10.24
11.19
10.94
11.96
6.80
7.45
Intl
Fund
Resources
of
Co
24.69
16.98
18.36
26.31
20.88
10.93
11.93
7.78
8.50
12.95
14.00
Bonds):—.—I
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)__1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)-1
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
19.93
21.56
Knickerbocker
25.31
13.40
14.69
6.06
6.64
24.48
26.46
17.90
19.30
14,800 15,400
141
136
23.61
21.75
10.40
'
9.62
13.92
12.81
Composite Fund IncConcord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
«,
Sayles
Vegh Investing Co Inc
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Fund
—1
5.86
shares—lc
4.34
4.78
2%s Dec.
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
3.37
17.76
Metal
lc
3.64
4.01
shares
51%
shares
Petroleum
shares
15.16
8.08
2.50
17.64
Dreyfus
Mutual
10.61
19.90
2.90
3.18
1
8-90
9.67
Inc
Shares
Mutual
Trust
24.32
20c
Federated Fund of New Eng—1
11.18
12.22
15.58
16.84
4.63
8.02
8.72
Preferred stock
7.54
17.34
3.40
14.43
19.00
1
Fund Inc
Gas Industries
Capital
General
1
V
Securities^-
Group
lc
lc
7.52
9.48
8.24
10.39
lc
Stock Fund_lo
13.41
12.88
14.10
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
shares
Chemical
(The)
Common
"
1
13.22
14.68
Blectronics & Electrical
Equipment shares
lc
food shares—
lc
fully administered shares—lc
;
7.99
6.22
9.78
10.71
—lc
8.96
15.86
8.98
11.65
9.82
General bond shares
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
shares—lo
Bond
Institutional
Merchandising
Mining shares
lc
lc
shares
17.36
9.35
12.76
10.13
11.10
lc
shares
Petroleum
6.82
13.24
14.50
Railroad Bond
shares
lc
2.91
3.21
RR
shares
lo
7.42
8.14
shares
lc
12.21
13.37
lo
16.35
17.89
lc
4.38
4.81
equipment
Railroad
Steel
stock
shares
Tobacco
shares—
lc
8.83
9.68
Gtowth Industry Shares Inc—I
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
16.49
16.98
Utility shares
■aydock
Fund
Inc
17.80
17.27
1
a25.l4
1
15.83
JBoome Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.71
Hudson Fund Inc
Income
Fund
of
Boston
Inc
2.96
Institutional,
bank
Fund
12.34
3.05%
4-
2-56
10-
1-56
b3.35
3.15%
2.80%
3.00%
2-
1-56
11-
1-56
b3.45
3.30%
b3.45
3.30%
3.05%
3.45%
5-
1-56
11-
1-56
b3.30
3.10%
2.95%
3-
1-56
12-
3
56
b3.45
3.25%
8.87
9.69
4-
2-56
1-
2-57
b3.45
3.30%
1
1
6.46
7.06
5-
1-56
2-
1-57
b3.55
3.45%
5.00
5.46
1
1
9.01
9.85
6.51
7.11
1
20.8/
22.56
1
31%
33 %
Series
Stock
Series
Income
Series
Series
Stock Series
Growth
Ltd
United States Treasury
Fund
Pioneer
1
•
19.39
24.47
24.97
2.50
14.33
15.58
32.05'
32.37
Inc—
Growth
Fund Inc
1
-
—
Inc_—-_
Fund
Putnam
(Geo)
May
6.97
_l
7.47 iV
31,
June
(3
7,
99.931
July 5.
July
99.794
99.741
99.757"
99.688
1956
Par
Bid
1956
12,
1956
19,
1956
July
26,
1956
99.653
99.600
99.549
99.501
99.700
13.32
11.98
:
August
2,
—--u.
ba.-xoo
b».*u3
—
99.381
99.391
1956
13.02
1
45%
47%
•
a37.96
1
a24.62
1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10.10
10.93
12.34
of Canada
Stevens
Scudder,
Inc
Clark
8c
Fund Inc
Selected
Smith
& Clark—
Fund
Stevens
Scudder,
Stock
Shares
Amer
Fund-
(Edson B)
Southwestern
1
1
Investors Inc
1
Investors
Sovereign
State Street Investment Corp—•
Bank & Trust
—
13.34
Bank of New
16.38
Bankers Trust
13.47
Chase Manhattan
14.56
40.25
42.75
a31.16
Inc_l
12.31
12.62
1
12.17
13.26
23%
25%
Fund
Sterling Investment
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
Fulnd Inc
1
Texas
8.57
9.37
11.89
8.44
9.22
10.61
United
Continental Fund
United
Income Fund Shares_l
1
United Science Fund
1
12.49
of
of
Rochelle
17.60
6 48
7.08
Guaranty Trust
6.29
6.87
Hanover
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
13.47
14.67
Value
Funds
Line
Canada
Income
Ltd
Investors
Fund
1
Whitehall
Wisconsin
National
64%
66%
20
29
32
5
49
53
36%
25%
5
381/4
41V4
28
30%
Life Insurance Co of Va
28
30%
Lincoln
44
47
Maryland
1
34%
29%
Massachusetts Bonding
5
38
8c
Fire Assurance
5
59%
Merchants
&
National
Paterson
Co Inc
100
339
Valley
20
8%
10
(Ariz.)—
Natl Bank of
•
,
V
.)
■■
Phoenix_5
35%
33
31%
,
33%
Pittsburgh—
69%
18
-2
Security National Bank
Huntington (L I)
Sterling National
(N J)
Bank & Trust Co_
354
66 Vs
Bank
Bank
Phoenix
5
P)
National
County
Detroit-
City—
Jersey
Bank
Freeport
9%
Trust__25
112
119
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank 8c Tr__20
49
51
Mellon
St.
of
40
Merchants
57%
28%
Co
32%
of
Bank
National
Nat'l
Bank
8c
Louis—
36%
28
54%
26%
of
10
Co
—5
23'/a
55
43%
Rye
2
67%
51
42
6.07
341/2
65%
10
National
lo
10
25
Los Angeles—
Security-First Nat'l Bank—.12.50
Trust
County Trust
Island
Trust
33
■-
—10
Co
Detroit—
49
Meadow Brook
Agricultural Insurance Co
Trust
&
30
National Bank
Hartford
34%
13.74
io
38
Tr
100
12.71
io
35
&
45
1
lo
47
.12.50
Bk
Connecticut
90
Trust
Aetna Casualty & Surety
45
10
Manufacturers
Aetna Insurance Co
68
Commerce-—10
Bank of
Connecticut—
_20
15.22
Aetna Life
263
66
First
13.96
Ask
253
16
39
1
Bid
50
827/8
Long
Par
40
Trust Co
Cleveland
31
49%
Irving
Kings
Ask
38
36
9.55
Companies
330
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
7.88
5.61
345
„100
Bank—__200
National
47%
7.21
l
320
435
79%
8.74
Inc
314
425
10
1
Fund
-_100
20
1
Inc
29
29
Co
Bank
(The)
Investing Corp
Mutual
Fund
&
Cleveland—
Central
Union
,
91%
88%
City Bank
27
28
Bank—
Fund
Inc
30%
185
10
Square N Y
16.19
1
Inc__ 1
United
Trust
178
Bank
Natl
National
Franklin
Harris
75
72
Savings Bk_100
Bank
National
First
10
York
New
Franklin
25
City Natl Bank and Trust
Continental
Illinois
National Bank 8c Trust-.33%
Northern Trust Co
8c Trust
Westchester
First
58
277
68%
51%
47 %
63
20
National
New
?
269
66%
49%
45 %
5
10
Y)
Co___
City Bank
Fiduciary Trust
11.60
11.43
County Trust Co
(White Plains N
Empire Trust
Federation Bank
First
Accumulated Fund—1
United
100
York—
10
Bank
12.50
Chem Corn Exchange Bank—10
Commercial State Bk & Tr—25
12.92
United Funds Inc—
Ask
Bid
Par
Chicago—
14.95
13.30
Companies
Ask
York—
New
12.33
& Farnham Fund—1
Stein Roe
Television-Electronics Fund
Bid
Far
.25
,
99.639
99.587
P9.5',4
99.485
+
14.48
1
Fund
Nuclear Funds
Science &
Scudder Fund
Morgan (J
Insurance
1956
July
99.843
99.785
—
1956—.—-
21,
99.936
99.889
99.833
1956
1956
14,
June
June
June
99.882
-
May 24, 1956
Stock
28,
99.980
99.978
1956
May 17, 1956
May 10,
21.15
1
Inc:
Rowe)
(T
15.90
Inc
Fund
Fund
Street
Dollar Value
Bid
Ask
Ask
Bid
Corp
Securities
Peoples
Philadelphia
14.51
Bills
Dollar Value
3.72
1956
3.10%
3.15%
3.50%
Trust Shares—
American
Series
b3.35
1-56
10-
1- 3-56
3.125 %
York
Wall Street
11.28
2.75%
b3.25
Washington
lc
;.
Ask
Bid
Due
.
b3.10
1-58
12.03
11.90
Dated
Rate
Ask
1-56
6-
1-55
9-
Bid
Due
Dated
4-56
10.79
,10.88
2.55%
2-56
22.32
lo
11.10
9-
Wellington Fund
Inst Foundation Fund-
10.27
8-
9.87
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Rate
7-
Preferred
Pine
,,
;i.
93.4
1-55
20.65
11.05
.94
92.28
1-55
1
Investors
93-24
3-55
1
1
Incorporated Income Fund
"Uaornorated
17.11
3.95
21.72
2.80%
Value Line Fund Inc_
1
95.4
94.28
,.
1961—
1,
95.18
11-
Common
8.76
April
I960-
95.10
12-
Puritan
11.67
lc
shares-
Aviation
l%s
98.23
98.21
1.
Oct.
95.30
10-
Price
8.51
10.65
12.07
lc
shares
Automobile
15.77
78.08
7.83
1
Trust
Investors
Sonera)
1
Corp
3.70
l%s
96-23,-
95.22
3 00%
Dividend
2
99.2
96J21
2.95%
8tock
__lc
series
Inc—
100.1
98.26
96.26
96.18
7.66
7.75
8.26
99.31
1957
99.18
12.04
Series
5.31
11.57
15.
97.16,
99.16
7.01
North
lc
fundamental Investors Inc
futures
22.70
10.56
series
stock
Common
99.24
98.6
97.8.
Canada
of
.
99.16
98.24
97.30
England Fund
Capital Fund
New
Squlty
99.28
Ask
11.02
New
4.23
Investment
Fund Inc
99.28
-
98.22
1
1
—1
Series
Balanced
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
Pounders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Fund
Stock
■ectronlcs
99.30
99.26
Bid
1957.
1957———
l%s April 1, 1958
2%s June 15, 1958
—
l%s Oct. 1, 1958l%s Feb. 15, 1959l%s April 1,
1959l%s Oct. 1, 1959
l%s April
1,
1960Aug. 15,
l%s Oct. 1,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
3.63
Series—
National Security
22.75
21.23
4.86
7.48
1
1
Corp—1
32nds of a point
Notes—(Cont.)-
b3.20
Bond
Baton
98.12
11.00
—
20.08
1
Corp
Investors
National
al5.23
1
Inc-1
interest
98.4
42.05
10.02
1
Corn
99.28
1958
11.97
39.73
2%s March
8hares—
beneficial
of
Inc
Nation Wide Securities Co
25c
Shares
Fund
8c Howard—
Balanced Fund
Fund
11.07
•
1
Fund
Life
Invest
99.24
20.
2s
100
99.26
1957
15,
1%S April 1. 1957
l%s May 15,
1957
Stock
1
14.14
\
39.08
Inc*
12.90
9.68
Dividend
2%s Feb.
99.31
99.28
1956
1,
99.31
99.29
Notes—
2S Aug. 15,
1956
1%S Oct. 1, 1956
8.85
36.15
Growth
1956
Maturity-
Treasury
3.65
Fund Inc__10c
Investors Trust-l
Bond
Investors
Fund
3.31
lc
shares
Transport
Massachusetts
810
Assn—
20,
Nov.
Treasury
of
4.00
18.22
;
5.64
3.63
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
Certificates
3.06
,
Series E
'
3.07
—1
Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
;
3%s
Figures after decimal point represent one or. more
6.68
5.32
Mutual
Growth
Fund
Diversified Investment
15%
6.13
Industries
Federal Natl Mortgage
13.26
2.78
General
98.16
97
101.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
7.20
12.13
lo
Massachusetts
Stock
1,
2%s Jan.
a45.78
shares
Automobile
99.30
96.6
96.20
101
99.31
99.26
97.8
96.28
95.26
16.32
14%
Fund—*
Mutual
96.30
1, 1958
1959
2%s Feb. 1, 1960
2%s June 1, 1960
3%s May 1, 1971
99.27
98.24
96.18
May 1,
98.8
1958
1957
1958
99.29
97.24
98.14
Nov.
2%s
99.27
4,
Sept
2s June
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
12.70
unremitted
,
Funds-
Managed
60.57
——
2%s
99.27
99.25
97.16
11.79
6.57.
25c
2.95s
99.23
1957__—
1957-56
May 1,
100
100.1
99.23
Indebtedness—
2s June 22,
1956
2%s June 22, 1956
11.55
De
2%s
99.29
—
99.29
"
1957—
15,
99.31
1957
12.23
Fund Inc__1
Insurance Stk
Loomis
15.01
59.96
De
14.95
10.80
11.30
Life Insurance Investors Inc—I
Mass
Delaware
99.31
14,
14.09
5.12
Crown Western
740
1,
Feb
99.25
1956—
1,
Oct.
19.23
12.91
—1
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
Manhattan
Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund1
15,
May
l%s
99.28
1956
1956
Jan.
3.30s
100.1
'
10.54
lc
20.28
18.66
16.76
16.43
48%
15,
100.1
99.30
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2.35s June
1,
1956
13.83
17.63
K-2
Paper
Stock
1
1
J9.66
12.68
(Income Pfd Stocks)
K-l
Life
15,
3s
Sept.
2%s
27.64
19.14
Oct
Nov.
3.05s
27.45
25.34
(Discount
B-4
Sept.
3.15s
3.50s
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)—1
B-3
3.20s Aug.
100.1
99.30
16.
100.1
99.30
1956
15, 1956—:
17, 1956
July
3 Vis
90.31
1956
15,
June
3%s
a22.30
Keystone Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)-—1
14.70
3s
Ask
Bid
Bonds—
Land Bank
Federal
1956
15,
2%s May
Ask
Loan Banks—
Federal Home
5.32
22.96
_
Inc
8.31
14.89
B-2
11.19
Bid
12.93
7.59
4.87
13.52
50c
Composite Bond &
11.82
13.61
Insur
32nds of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Fund—lc
Inc
Ic
4%
2341
Ask
Fund-lc
Income
Institutional
10%
12.10
Bid
Fund, ic
Growth
Institutional
4%
1
——1
Fund Inc
Institutional
9%
Christiana Securities com.;—100
;
Preferred
100
(Menial Fund Inc
1
Commonwealth Investment-:—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Fund
9.46
4.04
——1
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
:
6.77
8.70
}
Inc
Fund
Canadian
16.31
,,
Ltd——
(1954)
1.80
Par
Institutional Shares Ltd (Cont)—
Funds—
Mutual
investment
10c
5
1
1
Corp
10.48
1.64
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Inv Tr of America*
Fund Inc —-——1
Breed Street Invest
4.34
9.59
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
fqat» Holdings Corp
1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
6.73
4.06
1
Inc
Mutual Fund
1.85
6.22
Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutua' Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust.
Atomic Development
Fund
Affiliated
Ask
American Automobile
American Equitable
\
Assur
American Fidelity & Casualty.5
U.B conv preferred
5
American Home
Assurance
Co_5
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)„2%
Amer Mercury (Wash D C)
1
American Re-insurance
5
American
New
Surety
common
8c
eg'/,
192
132
72%
203
4%
5%
261/2
28%
Co—
$6.25
(Ex-four-for-one
Rankers
122
Haitford
Steamboller
Co
Jefferson
21%
23%
N
National
Union
Amsterdam
55
New
Hampshire
37
39
New
York
30%
North
(N J)__5
28 «/2
10
112
2
88
120
4
2
67
.10
Albany
1996
3%s
40 %
13%
12.50
75
80
10
81
87
10
51
56
10
58
61%
Georgia
5
25
26%
Houston Light
77%
82%
Indemnity
63
50
11
Pacific
•
46
36%
%
Peerless
Phoenix
(Minn)
Co
Insurance
Columbia
3%s
Gas
1981
39
43
Union
Duke
Power
Co
Co
10
.
convertible
4s
x
34
35
Providence-Washington
10
24
37%
39%
Reinsurance
15%
82%
Republic
Corp (N Y)
2
Insurance (Texas)__1Q
13%
78%
71
76
Ffev Assn of Philadelphia
■Roman's Fund (8 F)
Narragansett
10
52%
55%
St
56
58
New
2.50
64%
66%
Seaboard Surety Co
10
60%
64%
5
40%
42
49
10
54%
57%
10
ral
of
Newark
Life
j
Reinsurance Corp
48%
51%
Standard
68%
71%
5
25
5
40%
U S Fidelity 8c
U S Fire
Falls.
8c
Republic
American
Life (Jacksonville
rer
1
Ra)-2%
Fire
tord Fire Insurance
10
Co—Ilo
6.25
Travelers
23
10
1
31%
43%
155
41%
Accident
Bank of Amer N T 8c S A.-6.25
,
Lowenstein
a-
101 %
98%
101 %
(M)
Salt
Plantation
^
„
Line
,„0,
^
104
1986
101 %
102 %
120 %
122
101
_
97%
100%
J
L
ion
conv
.
93 %
Pacific
Gas
&
Elec
3%s__1988
100
FOOTNOTES FOR
tEx-100%
29%
tEx-2-for-l split.
a
142
28%
152
30%
par
Net
value
stock dividend
asset
Stock
Exchange
the New York
pfd-xOO
;
4.44% preferred
Northern
4.16%
States
—iUU
Power—
preferred
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid yield price.
tNew stock.
Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y Ex-rights.
54.
54%
106%
107 %
98%
99%
97
98
,
Louisiana Power & Light—
x
value.
k Admitted to listing on
100%
—50
Dreferred
4 25%
Kaiser Alum 4%
......
;
98%
104%
Stocks—
101%
100%
99%
60
4
97%
Anderson-Prichard Oil—
98%
99%
99%
26%
—2
102
101%
—1980
Wisconsin Electric 3%3
1986
92%
57
the
i
Tide Water Assoc Oil 3%s_1986
1931
Guaranty Co__10
Co In
f
101%
Southern LaUf Edison 3%s_199l
3%s
!
101%
97%
Whirlpool-Seeger
Ask
101
100%
103%
97%
3%s
1986
York Telephone 3%s__1996
•No
Insurance
40"%
100%
103%
Elec
85
U S
1981
3%s_1986
3.45s
Mfg
Pipe
101%
8c Sons—
4%s
51 %
3
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)—
Penna
97
o
48%
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
Life
25'%
T
80
46%
38%
Security Issues
Ask
1976
—
5
33%
163
81%
Francisee—
52
96
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire 8c Marine
lo
90
Vuemen's
•bauklin
Marine
76%
103
& Pow 3 %s_198G
Kentucky Util 3%s
1986
5
8c
62 %
20
1986
3%s—1986
Power
4
Fire
62 y2
Trust
Fruehauf Trailer Co
10
Paul
62%
58%
58%
101%
„1970
3%s
Duquesne Light 3%s
Md
Federal
WMelity & Deposit of
58%
17
—25
Bank- —20
Bank
Trust
1986
Detroit Steel 4%s
Florida Power & Lt 3%s
Northwestern National Life
Insurance
Louis
San
Bid
2.50
67
5%
St
Bell Telephone Co of Penn—
3.33%
Fire
4%
43
River
Pacific
63%
41
Northeastern
108
io
72%
Recent
35 %
260
National
69%
Bonds—
46
111
First
Mercantile
13%
5
Northern
National
Boatmen's
24%
.20
64%
121
33%
102
1.25
12%
113
43%
133
inc
of
5
240
Forster
Bank
46%
203
21%
Y.—
lo
5
8c
State
43
196
123
Fire
10
rum
10
.25
.10
Trust Co
216
Fire
___5
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N.J)
Employees Group Assoc
Employees Reinsurance
8c
Albany, N.
32%
115
208
Casualty
Continental Assurance Co
Continental Casualty Co
93
29%
127
10
Fire
50
Amer
122
20
Life
Columbian Natl Life Ins
Connecticut General Life
;
.—10
lo
5
of
C)
Trade Bank
United States Trust
Manufacturers
io
Ins
96%
Casualty
Shippers
Life
49%
93%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
New
103
47%
Amer_5
Life Ins—
Standard
Boston Insurance Co
Colonial
North
of
(Greensboro
National
split)
95
5
Insurance
National Fire
par
Camden Fire Ins Assn
10
Home
?
Volume
Number 5531
183
.
.
The Corrimercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2223)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE Of BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this Week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
based
us
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
$23,198,834,168 against $20,381,063,353 for the
Pennsylvania—Altoona
gain for the week ending Friday of 16.9%.
a
<1:..
1,907,442
4,799,738
1,229,000,000
1,193,000,000
4,200,477
3,705,557
6,013,699
3,091,187
9,040,323
Scranton
At this center
New York
9.2
+
+
1.584,020
1,626,657
4,304,025
3.0
1,308,000,000
1,988,239
4.730,898
1,078,000,000
13.4
3,992,117
4,069,653
—33.5
5,731,412
6,592,977
9.3
3,049,559
2,389,647
—
6,920,728
—15.5
7,379,534
6,660.250
14,548,712
14,741,395
+ 14.6
11,391,618
—14.6
8,242,636
12,122,006
6,869,714
1,288,553,674
Delaware—Wilmington
New Jersey—Trenton
1,254,966,273
+
2.7
1,356,378,283
1,126,334,769
,
(11 cities).
%
1955
$12,517,547,124 $10,703,825,592
4-16.9
Chicago
1,151,079,089
1,150,466,552
1,269,000 000
1,1 A, COO, 000
+ 11.3
715,197,505
638,356,272
Fourth Federal Reserve Distriet—Gldvclaad—
+ 0.1
Philadelphia
+ 11.9
Boston
Kansas City
.
e
1,327,360
•—16.0
—
;•
ww
'»
1,438,538
1,222,187
5,847,620
16,675,386
32,593,240
_
Total
3,409,974
-
"
»
+ 163.5
1,731,534
Wilkes-Barre
.
1954
-
+ 30.9
1,194,113
3,146,981
Philadelphia
Reading
or
1,698,291
4,030,903
.
185C
Inc.
Dec. %
$
Chester
Our comparative summary for
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TEL EG* A PH
Week Ended May 5—
4
1955
Lancaster
the week follows:
V
*
2,222,647
Bethlehem
York
there is
'
-
.
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1955.
same
1956
$
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
at
Week Ended April 28
•'
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 5, clearings for all
13.8% above those of the corresponding week last year.
District—Philadelphia—
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
47
St.
Ohio—Canton
358,877,751
348,300,000
+
662,559.000
Pittsburgh
9.873,484
+
7.5
7,591,526
255,721,346
+
4.5
227,890,939
242,599,633
558,935,038
515,027,299
+
8.5
436,684,227
Columbus
478,672,359
48,470,300
49,111,500
1.3
42,947,200
40,492,100
13,824,551
10,366,048
+ 33.4
8,698,765
14,170,714
453*827,845
12,085,158
+
17.3
8,383,750
9,924,286
423,720,620
+
7.1
367,783,175
404,519,677
1,367,171,419
1,275,905,457
+
7>1
1,099,979,582
1,195,431,640
+ 10.3
379,500,000
—
9.0
Youngstown
+ 11.2
595,586,197
501,001,043
10,617,721
267,325,250
Mansfield
395,676,149
Louis
San Francisco
;
Cincinnati
Cleveland
469,574,685
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
Cleveland
564,894,019
473,977,568
334,321,254
f 8.7
$18,519,742,972 $16,218,885,871
+14.2
(7 cities)
-
+ 19.2
363,289,043
Ten
cities, five dayscities,
five
days.
3,865,909,330
3,468,481,235
five days.
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+11.5
$22,385,652,302 $19,687,367,106
8.712,367
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RtehmenM—
West
3,666,537
18,805,900
Richmond
Total all cities,
10.511,218
8.2
+
Baltimore
Other
—
South Carolina—Charleston
+13.7
3,777,031
:
19,750,000
7.1
+
3,352,441
4,009,904
4.8
16,104,000
16,733,000
175,172,021
196,967,389
+12.4
166,588,747
161,116,319
+ 21.3
—
813,181,866
Total aU Cities for week
693,696,247
+ 17.2
$23,198,834,168 $20,381,063,353
in
issue of next week.
our
We
furnish them
cannot
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
today, inasmuch
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which
April 28.^ For that week there
the whole country having amounted to
same
week in 1955.
at this
center
showing
increase of 4.3%.
an
We group
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
the
New
4.2%,
Reserve
York
in the
Boston
District of 2.7%.
in the
District
Reserve
District
7.1%
District
the
and
8.3
562,501,788
568,410,774
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
i,,
—
29,216,074
the
in
week ended
we
Reserve-District
following
we
of
5.9%,
totals
but
register
in
the
287,100,000
5,552,501
4,903,223
San
furnish
a
Total
>
170,122, 737
10,154, 858
505,662
612, 130
—17.4
432,664
529,062
200,525,738
188,487, 290
+
6.4
160,513,230
158,077,404
1,129,586,466
1,046,136,778
+
8,0
873,422,515
854,820,672
,
■
Orleans
Seventh Federal Reserve
■
7'lit.. Boston—
IScittwi
'2nd New York——:.:.10
1M
ard Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
M....
*
878,612,424
v
>
2,746,409
of 5.8%.
In
1.4%
in
of
the
Reserve
and
Sioux
.
1954
or
V
Dec. %
,:
-3,775,248
4,099,113
118,616,222
6,366,830
5,760,974
-
;
3,928,680
133,035,470
+ 15.6
126,493,436
140.602,856
+ 18.6
8.778,372
8,237,565
L.
s*
-
/:,„*> 14,288,461
1,667', 104
1,021,553,142
*
i-
; >
42,580,332
15,316,676
1,546,435
1,026,093,179
5,889,064
5,259,219
-
13,291,525
+ 53.9
1,785,599
1,669,409
10.3
14,743,914
13,754,239
5.5
8,775,553
+
—
•
+ 24.3
0.6
+
—10.0
—
8,464,139
65.351,000
7.9
+
w
—-■
-
_
'» Total (17 cities)
9,591,320
„
3,165,650
3,249,283
8.4
97,843,705
97,311,498
+ 10.5
4,712,683
0.7
33,184,266
35,225,306
6.7
14,877.644
w13,475,790
+
—
5,048,498
7.8
1,333,410
1,386,385
0.4
922,906,453
975,877,387
—10.7
4,424,162
4.294,910
+
—
<
II,738,997
9,189,649
Springfield—
7,676,665
7,977,629
65,379,000
7,392,607
,
+ 13.2
10,895,517
8,163,181
+ 12.6
8,664,053
4,776,997
•
5,345,147
•
+ 11.9
4,982,965
1,377,850,839
4,373,737
1,213,044,810
1,268,668.795
1,366,561,455-- +
0.8
13,251.878
8.667,350
.
1953 •
Cighth Federal Reserve Distriet—St. Unit—
7.1
764,396,073
733,208.558
.4.2
10,375,770,355
9,442.869,478
-1,254,966,273
2.7
1,356,378,283
1,126.334,769
'
1,367,171,419
tth Richmond; 6
,820,572,465
,
:
+
Missouri—fit. Louis
■"
1,275,905,457
7.1
635,640,584
8.3
688.140,809
—10
368,000,000-
-
350,700,000
+
175,414,805
+ 10.3
110,646.891
.193,561,119
123,449.086
Kentucky—Louisville—
Tennessee—Memphis—
+ 11.6
4.9
314,900,000
1,099,979,582
1,195,431,640
562,501,788
568,410,774
Total
1,129,586,466
1,046,136,778
8.0
873,422,515
152.802,445
75,701,811
.105:000,843
0.8
1,213,044,810
,
.
2,237,843
638,999,539
,
'
'+ '3.4
2,063,223
2,372,591
7-6
547,320,739
581,475,879
+
854,820,672
1,366,561,455
687,325,292
(4 cities)
'
1,377,850,839
2,315,087
BUnois-rQulncy—.—
321,300,000
154,656,005
'
'
—17
-
42,893,320
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
a
•
10,568,052,188
—
Yth Chicago
:8
10,021,638
128,579,194
—
Rockford
:i,288,553.674
>
4,357,658
156,692,610
+
,
11,01-2,890,385
>.
:
^
"
Sth Atlanta.—
*'
.
74,439,000
■
9,016,462
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
the
District
4
Haute
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
the
10,703,045
9,135,032
74,869,000
_
South Bend
0.8%; the St. Louis
15,897,442
.
11,358,817
*
Indianapolis
Terre
I,784,128
17,534,769
10,117,543
Indiana—Fort Wayne
"...
Inc.
•, v
3.1
9.2
—
Distriet—Chicago—
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
larger by 7.1%,
are
District
Francisco
1055
•
8
-V-
•».,
6,334,787
5,059 201
186,436, 742
*
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
Reserve
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
4.2
—
21,088,357
12,042,793
Louisiana—New
gain of
a
Philadelphia
decrease
a
22,480,862
196,726,634
'
Decatur
1956
Week Ended April£6—
j
-95,886,491
289,100,000
7,846.373
Mobile
note that in
SUMMARY OF JARK CLEARHiGS
)
96,727,310
4.0
+ 21.3
203,541,203
—
Alabama—Birmingham
-
7
6.8
+
!
Mississippi—Vicksburg
8.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
Minneapolis Reserve
City Reserve District the
In the
-
+
342,050 000
5,794, 006
Macon
Peoria
t
113,324, 393
355,600,000
.
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta—
totals show an, increase of 4.4%.
:
24,095, 421
120,972,638
—
Nashville
Des Moines
Kansas
Dallas
of-7.6%
+
Grand
The Chicago Reserve District enjoys an improvement of
Reserve
635,540,584
(6 cities)
Florida—Jacksonville
the totals record
and
688,140,809
4.2%, the bank clearings
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Richmond Reserve District by
8.0%.
of
this city)
97,618,258
the cities according to the
located and from this
(including
283.876,551
99,365,707
Tennessee—Knoxville
$21,243,594,228 against $20,381,063,353 in the
Outside of this city there was a gain of
272,477,431
2.9
the week
as
increase of 4.2%, the aggregate clearings for
was an
8.6
+
present further below,
we
able to give final and complete results of the. previous week
we are
5,056,742
+
113,018,377
Total
has to be estimated.
cases
4,613,462
317,782,078
116,268,246
appear
not available at time of going to press.
are
6,041,077
345,106,019
+13.8
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
ends
7,326,718
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington—
All cities, one day
1,268,668,795
*
: 8th Bt. Louis-——
-•
.
4
-687,325,292
638,999,539
7.6
9th Minneapolis—-—i— 7
...528,370,113
499,341,077
5.8
—
547,320,739
Kiitffir Federal Reserve Distriet—Minneapolis—
581^75,879
437,992,181
412,066.966
.
'
•
-
10th Kansas
lllth
-
Minnesota—Duluth
Cit?^___—0
Dallas,
.584,686,037
.
6
■
592,888,032
"-510,827,265
542,781,723
1,189,579,505
1,139,317,782
1.4
—
564,805,045
559,411,183
5.9
428,405,555
404,895,156
956,122,771
1,005,129,680
7,799.011
356,400,235
St. Paul
4.4
—
'8,588,197
-
Minneapolis
.—1—-
:
339,042,858
125,515,030'
134,493,369
7,662,221
'
+ 10.1
6,810,777
7,092,317
-
5.1
294,407,062
7.2
+
112,017,174
275.114,363
106,169,504
5.532,181
*
"
Nox
7.281,670
5.2
6,277,922
4,194,108
3,923,743
6.9
3,382,297
5,320,469
5,170,690
2.9
4,662,114
4,684,219
11,711,514
10,608,075
+ 10.4
10,153,295
10,180,636
528,370,113
499,341,077
5.8
437,992,181
412,066,966
'
12th San Francisco
—10
+
South
Dakota—'Aberdeen
3,575,280
'
Montana—Billings
Total
—1109
Outside
New. York
We
add
our
•
21,243,594,228
20,381,063,353
4.2
19,174,745,835
18,158,117,412
10,636,984,373
City
now
10,211,843,242
4.2
9,129,517,858
9,051,278,539
Helena,
Total
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for
(
;
the week ended April 28 for four years:
'
.
;
.
Week Ended
Clearings at—
1958
1955
$
-
(7 cities)
—
—
S
.
Portland
6,697,680
———_
Massachusetts—Boston
739,979,176
..
Fall
River—
3,988,074
__
6,300,719
+
+
2.6
692,350,670
'
+
2,274,703
,
6.3
1,946,616
-
4,788,037
5,800,987
6.9
St.
3,604,821
+ 10.6
1,290,586
.
+ 28.7
,
—18.2
—11.9
610,492
8,843,358
8,485,356
3.5
160,455,455
150,200,507
3.5
8,568,034
8,232,472
8,913,235
142,055,533
8,869,920
29,843,741
26,503,904
382,487,738
386,243,275
11,064,804
12,283,537
5,650,807
City
Joseph
5,963,555
x.
Colorado—Colorado Springs
614,337,964
650,311,490 J
; +
820,583
9,181,534
v
.
929.106
137,055,039
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
2,575,858
,
3.052,034
>
2,896,403
.,
Total
cities)
(9
584,686,037
—
(ft)
(a)
.
—
+
Lowell
1,660,811
——
Springfield
Worcester
•
19,816,004
21.456,427
1.0
343,585,230
355.270.727
9.9
10,174,831
11,006,017
—
3,427,933
4,008.^84
3,000,740
—
4,177,447
559,411,183
; :.564,805,045
5.2
.
1.4
592,888,032
.
New
.-Mew
Hampshire—Manchester
11,742,704
9,392,735
+ 22.4
9,261,701
8,981,834
38,275,324
+
3.7
36,775,824
35,988,793
22,028,040
.
3,356,708
11,432,043
18,637,292
+ 18.2
15,124,886
29,284.000
-
___
3,501,549
+ 15.3
39,695,640
Haven
9.3
13,489,123
11,494,231
Rhode Island—Providence
3,839,509
15,555,064
■
28,878,300
+
1.4
23,619,400
—
2,103,068
1,937,528
+
8.5
2,035,307
878,612,424
820,572,465
+
7.1
14,386,240
,
764,396,073
32,015,900
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DmIIbs—
Texas—Austin
cities).
(12
•
Forth
Worth
—
Galveston
11,367,345
463,206,377
34.690,664
/
10,491,913
436,257,808
^
Dallas
39,695,751
8,005,000
7,004,000
Wichita Falls
8,226,689
5,895,649
14,156,191
14,611,601
510,827,265
Louisiana—Shreveport—'
8,635.173
8.498.466
5.8
367,303,852
346,560,583
—12.6
29,749,838
27,449.072
—
—
7.7
—12.5
r
5,900,000
6,539,133
+ 39.5
5,861,101
5.634.594
3.1
10,955,591
10,213,308
5.9
428,405,555
404,895,156
0.5
146,014,288
542,781,723
—
1,586,361
-
Total
Total
715,^79
1,180,998
3,483,610
-
—
—
Connecticut—Hartford.
*.
..C
1,197,149
1,251,929
+ 12.6
—
"
New Bedford-
j,»
—28.9
671,529
.
1953
S
,.
1,234,490
7,852,936
1954
•
Missouri—Kansas
2.643,030
v
"
877,909
—-
April 28
Inc. or
Dec. %
+
Tenth p^||M| Re$erve District—Kansas City—
Nebrasxa—Fremont
Hastings
stea—
-Maine—Bangor i
;
j,
(6 cities)„
733,208,558
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Franeisco—
Second
New York—
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
York—AlbaajM
27,517,214
Bteghmmton—___
,
BMtakL
25,178,080
+
9.3
17,913,943
17,080,918
4,237,200
4,636,388
--
,r,».
(a)
4,720.208
133,064,107
137,925,981
'
—
3.5
107,813,683
110,469.187
'
Utah—Salt
2,512,368
+ 29.3
1,978,922
2,317,806
San Francisco
2,164,071
+ 34.8
2,701,690
2,392.079
6an
10,606,609,855
■
10,169,220,111
+
4.3
10,045,227,977
9,106,838,873
30,898,807
+
13.1
27,340,591
Syracuse—J
20,976,571
„
„
.
-Mew Jersey—Newark
/Northern New Jersey.
.
-
Total
(10
165,557,126
3,852,915
145,579.861
157,626,374
85,536,051
+
5.8
68,415,983
72,549.079
24,064,841
22,697,619
+
6.0
18,418,885
18,480,070
15,551,912
1.8
13,349,628
13,630.492
659.004,221
21,975,823
622,565,014
+
5.9
531,761,686
541.779.245
19,675,291
+
11.7
14,196,977
15,888,304
+
—
•
_j__
Jose
6,245,209
+ 29.0
5,638,280
5,787,362
9,874,557
+
5.7
9,043,587
9,977,913
1,189,579.505
1,139,317,782
+
4.4
956,122,771
1.005.129,680
21,243,594,228
Stockton
4.840,127
10,441,747
Santa Barbara
20,381,063,353
+
4.2
19,174,745,835
18,158,117,412
10,636,984,373
1 0,211,843,242
+
4.2
9,129,517,858
9,051,278,539
*
Connecticut—tStamford
-
3,703,596
2.0
+
35,215,036
Borhrrrtrr
:
—16.9
5,126,588
177,163,920
90,459,443
City
Pasadena
34,949,117
_
176,286,703
4,262,622
180,734,523
California—Long Beach
3,248,422
Mm York
177,126,332
15,264,744
Lake
2,917,816
Jamestown..
-
—
—I
Oregon—Portland
cities)—
-
21,911,468
34,274,466
27,134,157
67,203,236
4.3
17,493,538
18,871.484
+ 26.3
28,436,607
♦21,160,000
—
Total
Grand
1.7 '
58,557,721
78,035,499
+
5.2
64,068,483
65,711,276
11,012,890,385
10,568,052,188
+
4.2
total
cities)
(109 cities)
58.176,431
82,129,581
(10
•
68.351,438
—
~
10,375,770^55
9,442,869,478
Outside
New York
City
—
48
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2224)
Bank
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
Pursuant to the
certifies daily to
countries of the world.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Jack
Heintz,
&
*
5'A%
Co.
this
in
Announcement
preferred
4%
Inc.,
Fibers
L-O-F Glass
stock
1956
27,
MAY
TO
Noon
Monday
Friday
$
.0200291
.327025
1.005312
.327000
1.005312
.210100
.210250
.210300
.210300
.00435401*
.00435401*
.210100
,
-
.00435401*
./
.00435401*
.00285500
.00285500
.237162*
.237162*
.237162*
.237162*
.00285500
.210100
.210250
.210300
2.305937
2.805312
2.807500
2.807916
2.808333
.0800560
.0800560
.261125
.261150
.261150
guilder
.261142
pound
2.777537
2.778155
2.779702
2.780115
2.780424
.0800560
Zealand,
South
i
2.805312 :•
pound sterling—
.496760*
.496766*
.496766*
Panhandle
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
.233350
2.797011
2.797425
2.807500
*,
2.805937
*
"
2.808214
Parchment
<
(quar.)
Drugs, Inc.
Increase
May 2,
»
20,205,989
account
certificate
841,255
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
May 4,
1955
1956
1956
A88ETS—
Gold
(+ ) or
(—) Since
Apr. 25,
3
+
—
3,631
Extra
.
'
+
77,888
Peninsular
—-
and borrowings from others increased $8
million..
summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
13,351
A
6-15
6-
9
6-
1
5-15
5-
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
1
5-15
-
5-23
31'Ac
;
3Qc
r 45c
:
—
(quar.)——
common
25c
~
—25c
33c
33c
32'Ac
t\
5-23
5-
2
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-15
7
A1
6-
8
5-15
4-25
8-15
7-25
5-15
4-25
8 15
7-25
5-15
4-25
8-15
7-25
4-13
$30c
dividend
6-15
2%
—
5-14
83Ac
Penmans, Ltd., common (quar.)—:
Penn Fruit Co.; common (quarj__
Stock
.
(quar.)—32'/3c
preferred
$1.30"
6-15
5-22
7+ 1
83Ac
preferred
(quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)——_—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)
:
-
1
6-12
-7-
110c
'W5c
$1
Loans to banks increased $128
million.
Teienhone,
4-13.
3-31
(quar.)—
prior preferred
L-a.
Brewing
Pearl
-
6-15-
6-1^
(s-a)'
(quar.)
1—-——
5%
5- 4
-
3
7-
■5-16
5-15
Gold Dredging, Ltd.
-
Peabody Coal,
.
million
$25
*—
,5-25
4
City)—
(Kansas
preference
participating
Pato Consolidated
$63 million' in the Boston District, but they decreased
$80 million in the New York District outside of New
York City.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased
of dollars)
Decrease
Holdings of "other" securities de¬
$38 million.
million.
Demand deposits adjusted increased $132 million in
New York City, $106 million iri the Chicago District, and
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands
35c
creased $85
10c
2'A%;.
$1.25
divid.),
(stock
com.
prefererd
Parkview
bonds
^
(initial)
Parkerr Petroleum
Parkersburg-Aetna,
$5
,
(quar.)_i„'
Co.
5-
5-18
1
6-
20c
I 3%,.
4% '
30c
• 7'Ac
,*
(quar.)——
Co.
Chemical
Park
•Nominal.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
4-20
5-15
,
75c
$1
Mfg. Co., common (stock dividend)^.
Pantex
2.797737
2.807901
4-25
5-15
,
■
.1
dividend)
(stock
Oil
Panhandle
"•
^
:
—
-
(quar. )„
preferred
4%
.....
(quar.)—
'
.
Pipe Line Co.—
Eastern
Common
.0349000'
.0349000
.193330*
.233350
2.795454
2.794831
Africa, pound—-
.140080*
.193330*
.233350
.
.140080*
.0349000
.103330*
—
1.40080*
.233350
.0340000
►
4-25
4-25
5-i5
,
$75c
(quar.)
World Airways
American
Pan
.496766*
i
4-25
:
5-15
5-15:
,
—.—._
Tubes/ Ltd.
Page-Hersey
■
.140080*
„
.496766*
peso
franc
United Kingdom,
>
.140080*
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona—
Switzerland,
•
-.0800560
.0800560
.261158
5-15
•
.
.210300
.210100
4-25
,,
.00285500
.00435401*
.00285500
.237151*
4-25
4-25
,
5-15
v
,
.327025
1.005312
1326850
1.004687
-
:—
.
5-15
^
.326225
France (Metropolitan), franc..
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupeeIreland, pound
Union of
.0385802*
.0200258
.0200250
5-15
30c
(quar.)___—
4-25
5-15
*
„
1.005156
dollar-
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
New
.0200229
.0200250
Belgium,
Canada, dollar-
*
2.237632
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
schilling-
•
.
31'Ac
5% redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.)——s——$j;
31'Ac
5% redeemable 1st pfd. A (quar.)——31'Ac
51st preferred <quar.)_
1—~
; ,
34%c
6% 1st preferred (quar.)__
—' 37'Ac'
Pacific Intermountain Express Co.— ;
■*
Common split three-for-one effective May I.
._
Each $5 par value share to be exchanged •
for three $2 par value shares. _1 ...">
Pacific
Lighting
(quar.)4-—.
50c
Pacific -Mills
(quar.)_J
——
; 25c
Pacific Western Oil, 4% pfd. (quar.)_jj
;
10c
Note: Effective April 26 above, company-v
»
changed its name to Getty Oil Company. _/
r". •»
Paddock
of
California—
12(6c
.0261716*
.0256136*
2.237383
When i H olden
Payable of Ree.
(quar.)__—27'Ac
I+j
28'Ac
preferred .(.quar.)—.—
1st
5%
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0256136*
2.237051
2.235806
r
-
.0555555*
.0258000*,
.0261000*
2.235308
pound-
•
.0555555*
.0555555*
Official
Free
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
-*
j
Per .
Share
„
,
.
preferred (quar.)
redeemable preference
4.80%
►
,
1st
4'A%
$
•
.
Pacific Gas & Electric—
4.36%- redeemable preferred
,
May 3
$
$
$
a
......
.
Name of Company
Thursday
Wednesday
May 2
Tuesday
May 1
..
April 30
v
,
(Value in United States Money)
peso—
franc
Malaysia,- Malayan
.
INCLUSIVE
1956,
3,
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
April 27
British
'
issue.
(Continued from page 14)
Austria,
15
1969__Jun
OF 1930
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
BY FEDERAL
CERTIFIED
Country and Monetary Unit
Australia,
2076
Jun 30
f. sub. debs, due
s.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
APRIL
Argentina,
Pag#
Date
Company and Issue—
r
Foreign Exchange Rates
Monday, May 7, 1956
,
6-15
5-18
1
5-18
5-18
'
Total
notes
Other
21,047,244
banks—295,654
I
384,386
—
certificate
gold
F. R.
—
cash
of
other
:
Discounts
and
Industrial
reserves
loans...
900,571
941
advances
u.
—
+
3,628
+
64,537
45,245
+
98,274
12,306
+
9,569
43,176
ber banks follows:
rt-180,691
14
—
1956
Acceptances—
13,905
outright..
Bought
237
+
2,226
p.nd
'
Notes
Bonds—
*
—
-
-jt^J
10,932,699
9,153,913
2,801,750
+ 972,558
and
Agricultural
—579,774
363,470
J.
Certificates—
■;
Total
23,251,832
129,850
bought outright..
Held under repurchase agree't
chasing
Other
—412,774
+ 129,850
11,850
+
Total
loans
Due
from
Bank
and
23,381,682
+129,850
securities..
24,297,099
+
173,249
—222,162
Other
+
43,916
+
665,837
Other
65,401
+
V.
13
+
9,405
Loans
161,787
+
12,112
+
5,180
Reserves
assets
„
U.
Cash
Total
50,899,420
assets
+168,111
+630,640
25,962,399
+
75,266
+476,084
U.
8.
18,660,983
reserves
+ 173,507
—462,150
account
Treas.—general
Foreign
——
585,253
334,754
—_
Other.
374,903
—
Total
Deferred
deposits
'
19,955,493
items
3,771,823
dividends
18,669
——;
availability
Other liabs.
cash
& accrued
+
—
+
+
—
14,425
2,299
61,797
247,430
75,095
756
+
+
127,025
22,276
—
59,942
—
—417,343
+
495,739
+
U;
S.
1
liabilities
CAPITAL
49,708,384
+ 248,357
313,800
+555,578
certificate
to deposit & F. R.
+
21,660
+
205
+
693,612
7)
32,711
27,543
'
Total liabs. & capital accounts
156,081
—
80,451
128
_u
2,445
233
non-cum.
Hon-cum.
2nd
Philadelphia
287
20
adjusted
21,590
deposits
Government
Interbank
Foreign
2,801
deposits
demand
banks
+
+
,
Electric,
common
Quarterly
Petroleum: (quar.)
From
101'
+
509'
—
723
1,521
—;
6
122
236
—
6
—
83
+
747
Banks
Reserve
others
865
—
+
-
25
+
398
T
8
+
+
168,111
+630,640
45.8%
of
loans
to
loan
Individual
and
banks
items
$294
millions,
$25
and
are
after
shown
-
;
deduction
.
of
valuation
12
.,
2,459
14
—
15,356
<
954
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended April 25: Decreases of $186 rhillion in holdings of
United States Government securities and $723 million
in demand deposits credited to domestic banks, and
increases of $195 million in demand deposits adjusted
and $122 million in United States Government deposits.
•
(quar.)^
and
those
class A
common
Commercial and industrial loans increased $73 million
all reporting member banks; the principal changes
—
Oil
trict, $18 million in the Dallas District, $14 million in
phia District, and a decrease of $30 million in New York
City. Changes according to industry appear in another
press release. "Other" loans increased $45 million.
All categories of United States Government securities
decreased, with Treasury bills decreasing $57 million,
Treasury certificates of indebtedness $17 million, Treas¬
$74 million, and
United States
Government
due 1971
C,
First
Mortgage
Corp.
Coal
4 'A %
Page
May 15
1957
ser.
H, due
1973-Jun
2072
gold bonds,
Co.,
1,
Jun
1964
1
2078
Ltd.—
series
cumulative
6%
A
series
Jun
pfd.
conv.
preferied
ISSUE
15
2081
May 25
1798
May 10
stock
stock
2013
CALLED
Date
Page
conv.
preferred
stock,
Armstrong Rubber Co.—
5»A% convertible subordinated
series
May
B
4
1469
May 22
2074
May 31
2072
May 31
1752
Corp.,
10-year 6%
3'A%
(quar.)_
Gamble
4
1
-
5-18
5-
Year-end
Washington
Providence,
Service
Publife
Insurance
4
of
Co.
of
Co.
New
Public Service
Co.
debentures due
due
(increased i__
Mining,
Quemont
6%
Corp.
of
2
6-
3
6-8
6-
1
5-18
5-15
4-30
5-15
5-
40c
6-
5-24
8
4
4
5-18
5-
9
5-18
5-
9
6-
1
5-15 :
6-
1
~5-15
2oc
7 'A c
5-15
4-27
5-15
4-27
5-15
5-
5
6-
1
5-15
5-15
4-27
6-15
5-11
t30c
6-15
5-11
6-
1
5-18
5-15
4-20
5-15
4-20
6-10
5-21
6-
1
5-15
6-~ 1
5-15
6-
5-15
5-15
4-27
5-15
4-27
5-15
4-27
1,
17c
$1.25
32c
40c
5-15
5-
1
6-15
6-
1
5-15
4-24
1st preferred
conv.
25c
50c
6-
1
5-
4
6-29
5-31
6-15
5-25
5-25
4-15
6-28
6-
7-
6-11
1
America—
87'Ac
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
1
Grip
&
Batten,
Ltd,
May 10
1965
cumulative preferred stock
May 14
1966
May 15
July 1
1966
Reading
Concrete
Tube
Corp.,
convertible
common
preferred
(quar.)
6-
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
7-
3
6-12
7-
3
6-12
t25c
t$1.50
45c
35c
common
preferred (quar.)
Raymond
6-12
25c
10c
Purina
Electrotype
$1.25
7-
7-
t$l
Ltd.—
Corp., $1.50 series preferred stock
Corp. 4'A% preferred stock
4.40%
$1.75
?30c
Quaker State Oil Refining
Quebec Power Co. (quar.U
Rapid
5-18
.
.
$3.50
5-18
of New Mexico-
(quar.)
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Rapid
1
25c
84c
$1.12'A
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
OU
E.
6-
-$1.05
$1.12Mi
5%
Pure
2
Hampshire—
preferred A (quar.):
Puget Sound Power & Light
;
1
7-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3.35%
6-
7-15
Colorado—■
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4preferred (quar.)
Service
6-15
5-18
50c
preferred
4'A%
12-28
Co.—
(quar.)
$2 ^preferred
12-28
1
75c
50c
:—
convertible junior debs, due Aug. 1, 1962
General Acceptance
Time
66-
1
$1.25
preferred (s-a)
Pile (increased)—
Rayonier, Inc.
(quar.)Reading Co., commo*
(quar.)
4%
non-cum.
1st pfd. (quar.)
Diamond Alkali Co.,
General
debentures
—
-
5%
nxtra
1974
1960
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co., $3 conv. preference stock
Cincinnati' Enquirer, Inc.—
Celotex
l
&
Ralston
Cyanamid Co.—
cum.
6-4
6-
J30c
(quar.)—
Ltd.
River,
Procter
Radio
Company and Issue—
3%%
1
Corp.—
ENTIRE
American
4
6-30
15c
—
Common
f. debentures due June
s.
Tokyo Electric Light Co.,
York
7
6-
2t)c
(quar.)
Steel
Prentice-Hall,
4.50%
ser.
Refunding & impr. mtge. 37/«% bonds,
Truax-Traer
7
6-30
6-
«37'Ac
Co.
Common
Date
*
bonds,
increases of $38 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
the Cleveland District, and $12 million in the Philadel¬
REDEMPTION
Corp.—
3Va %
Western
9-
12-
25c
quar.)
class A (quar.)—
Portsmouth
Powell
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
15-year 3'A%
6- 8
1
1-1-57
1'Ac
37'Ac
(initial
:
Extra
Company and Issue—
Pacific
4V
5-21
12'Ac
(initial quar.)
Pope & Talbot, Inc., common
—
6 % - preferred
(quar.)——
Portland Gas & Coke (Increased)-.:—
Potter
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
PARTIAL
Gas
$1
$1
$1
45c
25c
*
—
Products,
B
Public
mtge.
1
5-
Ry.
(quar.)—
Poor & Co.,
stock called for redemption,
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
1st
710-
-
$1.75
20c
5c
,
Pocahontas Fuel
Class
v
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Alabama
1
5-10^
5-20
Ry. Co.—
Ashtabula
&
(quar.)
preferred
Rubber
Class B
preferred
including
6-
8-15
$1.75
& Chicago
Wayne
Youngstown
Tool
Plymouth
Poloron
Notices
+
1
—
(quar.)_.
7%
Co.,
re¬
Plomb
(Chicago District).
Below will be found
42,918
6-
$1.50
75c
—:—
7%'preferred (quar.)
gross.
respectively.
•(■April 18 figures revised
.4%
accept¬
foreign
Common
184
Pittsburgh,
serves;
5-22
; $0,111
Piper Aircraft, common (increased quar.)—- - - 25c
45c convertible preferred (quar.11'Ac
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)—'
25c
$4.80 preferred (quar.)——u—
——
$1.20
$5 convertible preferred (quar.
$1.25
Pittsburgh, Ft.
Borrowings:
From Federal
1
5-22
1—
deposit, rets, for ordinary-
Amer.
61
—
t
9,939
—
195
—
-
deposits:
barks
Domestic
9
1
preference common (quar.)
—
;
Phila., Gerroantown & Norristown RR., Co.
—
-
5-
5-
1
$1
5
6-11
6-
i'.y ~
354
—
5-15
6-
5-15
6^
r
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd"
$4
*
—
12
+
5-10
$1.75
+
131.
<
$4
774
—
5-10
$1
$1
15c
25c
V
-
(quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products-^
*
$4 fton-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
—1,897
5-10
6-
-
r-
preferred
;
6-
6-
>
Pinchiff Johnson & Associates Ltd.—>
The condition statement of
notes
+
•
7%
20,691
+
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ury
—2,316
85
—
13,321
banks.
—1,293
reserves
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
were
.—
969
note liabili¬
Contingent liability on
ances
purchased for
at
—
1,384
.
17t
74t
'38
—
8,203
Banks-
—
5-16
Machine & Gear Co.—
Perkins
968
57
5-10
6-
1 '
Bottlers.—.
Perfect Circle (quar.)_
—6,474
5-18
6-
6-
—._
—
•
50,899,420
combined
ties
613
6,324
—
186
—
19,785
:
<5
+
—
$ October 5, .1955 reclassification Increased commercial and industrial
loans $318 million and decreased real estate loans and "other" loans
Surplus (Section 13b)_
Other capital accounts
Ratio of gold
1,9231
:
Pa.)—
quar.)_
(quar.)___
General
Pepsi-Cola
1,098
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section
+
+
'
—
domestic
(increased
preierred
4'A%
6-
20c
'.+■
Corp;'(Butler,
Telephone
Peoples
6-
>.
Connnon voting (quar.)
■'I?
854$
deposits except U. S. Government
•Exclusive
Total
+
56,908
Demand
Time
bank
with
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
187
12
of Indebtedness
_—
"
Phillips
Deposits—
Member
+
782
Federal Reserve
vault
In
313*
—
3
10,575
banks
with
5,297$
LIABILITIES—
notes
Reserve
3"
V*
27,509
.
securities
to
+
Common
bonds—
S.
Balances
LIABILITIES—
Federal
l!
1,295
securities—total-
bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
4,647,827
premises
+ 7,810
—
"2,347
Treasury
22
562
+
731
8,424
Government
8.
Apr. 27,
1955
carry¬
or
—
loans
Other
—400,924
purchasing
for
loans
estate
items
cash
'
478
securities
carrying
or
loans
banks
foreign
Uncollected
securities
Govt,
8.
,—.
securities
Real
U.
U.
———
-+
•
—805,558
f
and dealers for pur¬
to brokers
Loans
•
124/
+
27,364
loans_4_
Joans
ing
Total
49,628
industrial
Commercial
j.___
■
147
85,340
adjusted*
adjusted*
Bought outright—
Bills
investments
Loans
Loans
Government securities—
U. 8.
(quar.)i
Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
...
(quar.)—.
■i.-c
i \
(quar.)
$1.17'A
4.50% preferred F- (quar.)
:
$1.12'A
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
$1.06
Pennsylvania RR. (increased quar.)L.
+
35c\
Pennsylvania.Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
40c
Pennsylvania Electric
3.70% preferred C
4.05% preferred D
4.70% preferred E
,
(In millions of doliars)
ASSETS—
—
Apr. 18,
1956 »■
Apr. 25,
297
+
57'Ac
58'/2C
$1.10
92'Ac
$1.01
^
4.68%' preferred
increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
>
(quar.)_
preferred
4.60%
„
—
(quar.)—_—
50c
50c
'I2V2C
3iy.tO
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-27
5-10
4-12
6-14
5-24
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
<
Number 5531
183
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^..
(2225)
Per
Name of
Red
Owl
Company
Stores
Reed Roller Bit
Refractory
Renabie
Chains
Class
A
Corp.
(N.
J.)_—__
5-15
25c
6-30
15c
Ltd.
Ltd.
Name of Company
4-30
;
6-15
6-
5-15
1
$4.50
$28c
7- 1
Class
A
7- 1
6-15
127c
(quar.)
Extra
'
'
Class
10- 1
9-14
$5c
—:
A
(quar.)—
common
Manufacturing
Co., com. (reduced)4%% convertible preferred (qudr.)^L_x:__
Rice-St ix, Inc.; T% 1st preferred (quar.)_u
1%
7%
1st preferred
2nd preferred
7%
2nd
"
.
Richfield
Rochester
Gas
4.10%
Rochester
Spring
Stock
$1.02 Vi
(quar.)
!*
j
Valley RR.
(s-a)
$2
•■
-
Paper,
Ltd.,
i
B-
preferred
( J.
O.V
Ruppert
4>A%
(quar.)_
Safety
Croix
Lawrence
*
6-18
A
6-
1
6-
1
$20c
6-
101.06V4
-—
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
5-15.
4-27,
1
5-15
6-11
Paper
5%
Paul
Fire
&
7-25
6i
Paper
Co.,
$1.25
(quar.)—
i
1
Sc'ovill
Mfg.,
Scullin
Steel
(One
(quar.)
&
Seaboard
$4.75
Finance,
preferred
Seaboard
of
(par to be
share held to
5%
8-1
4%
7-18
7-18
5-15
5-14
5-
$25c
(quar.)
6-
1
25c
7-10
$1.18%
*,
7-10
,
i
7
7-10
Tennessee
6-
50c
5-10
6-
1
7-
1
6-11
7-
1
6-11
'
*
10c
5-15
9d
4
,
4-13
6-
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
,
Simmons
„
5-
6-
5-15
1
4
6-
(quar.)
6-
1
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
7-27
6-28
6-
,
.
20c
1
6-1
5c
5-31
Bkelly
Oil
Skil
Corp.
Co.
(S.
70c
6-12
$12'Ac
.
6-15
Socony-Mobil
Sonotone
$1.25
$1.55
South
Oil
Corp.,
,
6-15
Bend
"
5-14
6-
Thompson
Southern
5
6-20
•
Calif.
30c
(quar.).;—*___
6-
-
50c
5-
"
1
38%c
6-29
6-
5-31
5-15
;
pfd.
(quar.)—
7c
-
25'Ac
5-31
30'Ac
(increased)
5-
1
5-15
6-
1
(J.
R.)
Co.
1
Mfg.
5%
preferred
Southland
Power,
5-15
6-
5-
Southwestern
Drug,
Southwestern Elec.
Southwestern
Southwestern
New
Life
'
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insur.
-
50c
27c
25C
(quar.)
8
1
5-
4
30c
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-18
(quar.)
6-11
5-25
5-10
4-25
$1.12%
5-10
4-25
1
4-26
25c
35c
$1'
-
6-15
6-
$1.03%
8-
1
7-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06'A
8-
1
7-20
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
5-25
7-
6-18
50c
2
5-31
5-16
5-15
5-
1
6-10
6-
1
50c
7-
1
6-15
10-
10c
50c
■'
1
9-15
50c
1-1-57
12-15
20c
6-
1
5-18
60c
6-
1
5-15
25c
6-15
6-
$1.50
7-
2
6-15
$1.50
6-
1
5-15
—-
4.80%
pfd. (quar.)
(s-a)
—
1
5-15
5-
$1.12'A
5-15
5- 4
20c
5-15
5-
1
I
>
1
5-14
40c
9-14
9-
7
75c
5-15
5-
1
$1.25
7- 2
8-11
Pacific
Western
Tablet
RR.
&
preferred
pfd.
(quar,)—
(quar.)
Stationery Corp.—
(quar.)
6-
12'Ac
-
White's Auto
5-31
5-
White
4
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06'A
6-
1
5-17
$60c
7-
3
6-
7-
3
6-
8
Ltd., class A
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
$$1.12'A
:
Universal
Insurance
7-
3
6-
7-
3
6-
40c
(quar.)
5-25
Asso.
8-24
11-26
'
preferred
Carbide
&
6-15
6-
$1.25
6-15
5%
preferred
1
1
(quar.)—
com.
6-1
6%
30c
5-31
5-11
5-31
5-11
40c
5-15
4-30
(quar.)
11c
4-30
5-21
4-30
8-20
7-30
30c
6-11
5-18
10c
(quar.)
5-15
25c
(quar.)
5-15
4-27
25c
5-15
4-27
12 %C
8-
1
7-13
12 %0
(quar.)
11-
1
10-11
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
35c
6-29
5-31
$1.12%
5-15
92'Ac
5-15
87 v>c
5-15
$1.12'A
$1
5-31
5-15
6-29
6-15
40c
5-18
5-
(quar.)
40c
6-
(quar.)
$1.50
(monthly)
Power, com.
(1897
preferred
Motors
Wisconsin Power
f
>
series)
7-16
4-30
6-20
5-31
30c
—
4-20
5-15
30c
(quar.)
Industries, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-27
32c
Light—
j6-
30c
—
Wisconsin Public Service, com.
Woodall
4-20
90c
(quar.)
—
&
4
1
7-31
5-31
5-11
1
.
5-15
31 y*
6-
1
5-11
(quar.)
37'Ac
6-
5
5-15
(quar.)
conv.
4-20
preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.).
6c
6c
Stores
preferred
5%
$3.50
,
'
(quar.)
Bankshares
Wisconsin
4-27
Co.—
Common
4-30
Dental Mfg.
Wisconsin Electric
5-15
75c
(quar.)
Electric
6-
6'Ac
Materials,
4-25
5-16
Wilson & Co.,. common
Common (quar.)
3.60%
(quar.)
4-25
5-15
Monthly
5-31
$30c
Carbon
5-15
lie
(J.
Wisconsin
Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
11-15
$1.75
;—
7
34 %c
Williams & Co.
'
8-15
40c
(s-a)
pfd. A (quar.)
5-
5-15
40c
—
5-
5-
4
6-
(increased quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
B.) Co., com.
$1 preferred (quar.)
8
1
1
20c
25C
Oil
Williams
6-
6-
1
8
$50c
—
50c
Quarterly
.
6-
6-25
Propane Gas.
(8. S.)
Wilcox
8
$60c
;
Stores,
6-15
6-15
95c
(quar.)
Propane Gas
White River
(quar.)
Timber
preferred
White River
5-10
5-14
5'A %
14c
30c
(quar.)
Electric, common
preferred B (quar.)
3.80%
1
35c
(quar.)—
Utilities
Weyerhaeuser
1
6-15
$4.50
$4
preferred
$1
(quar.l
5-15'
4-20
4-20
Woodward
Governor
62%c
6-
1
5-10
(monthly)
25c
6-
1
5-18
Common
(monthly)
25c
7-
2
6-20
Common
(monthly)
25c
8-
1
7-20
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
(Wm.)
Wrigley
Jr.,
4-20,
Common
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
6%
>
37'Ac
(quar.)
1
5-
75c
Co.
4-10
9
5-
5-15
6-15
40c
—
5-15
60c
45c
Westlnghouse
1
7-
\
6- 8
1-
9
4-30
6-
4-30
2
6-
7-13
J
'
50c
1
5-
5-21
5-
2
i
25C
1
5-
1
40c
4-30
6-
7-20
$4 preferred
Union
Oil
Union
Tank
Co.
United
Air
Can
(quar.)
:.
(quar.)
of
*
California
(quar.)
Car
Lines
Inc.
Wysong & Miles
Yellow
6%
York
(quar.)
7-31
7-10
5-15
4-30
(quar.)
5-10
37 fee
10c
convertible preferred
5c
Cab
Co.,
pfd.
conv.
5-15
4-30
37'Ac
7-31
7-10
25c
(quar.)
United
A
&
Glass,
Corps., Ltd.,
United
7%
5-10
Engineering & Foundry,
preferred
United Gas
4(4%
com
(quar.)
Improvement,
preferred
common
(quar.)
1
7-20
4.36%
preferred
($25
par)
(quar.)
27V<c
8-
1
7-20
United
Illuminating
preferred
($25
par)
(quar.)
27'Ac
8-
1
7-20
United
Insurance
Co.
!
of
America
(quar.)_
called for redemption on May
7
per
5-15
4-14
5-31
4-3C
20c
5-15
5-
4
5-15
5-
4
6-30
5-31
•Transfer
7-
2
5-31
60c
7-
2
6-12
15c
6-
1
5-15
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
$ Payable in Canadian funds,
tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
4'A%
Corp.,
share
plus
York-Hoover
6-15
6-
1
United
Keno
60c
6-
1
5-10
United
Molasses,
$1.05
6-
1
5-10
Hill
Mines,
Zenith
Radio
Corp.
books
$10c
5-25
4-30
7-
5-22
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
Previous
(entire
pfd.
issue
10 at $53.50
dividend)
—
closed
income
for
this
Ltd.—
rets.
ord.
(final)
Is 6d
5
date
record
5-18
6-28
6-
8
Non«
tax.
income
published
and/or
6-15
dividend,
tax.
_
deposit
4-25
$1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
not
4-18
20c
(qtiar.)
Youngstown Sheet <fc Tube
y
Ltd.!
conv.
this
Corp.
a
t$l
Amer.
—
7
6-
50c
(quar.)
6-
6-21
$1.06'A
class A
5-18
6-21
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
$37c
(quar.)—
common
preferred
7'Ac
56y»c
$10C
Series
'4.40%
5-
6-
6-15
2
5-15
6-
60c
5-15
6-15
1
(quar.)
5-25
6-
6-
25c
7-20
8-
(quar.)
4-20
30c
6-
Western
8-15
97 (Ac
common
5
40C
Westinghouse Air Brake
87'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
4-30
5-
$30c
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
Chemical,
5-15
30c
-50c
$4.80
4-30
preferred
.3.90%
4.20%
Supply,
1
15c
(quar.)
7-20
Spencer
4
5-17
United
(s-a)
Auto
6-
$3.50
1
5-15
ctfs.
4-27
75c
30c
5-15
6-
9
1
Co..
5-11-
8
5-18
Mfg
50c
6-
1
Life Assurance
6-15
6-
25c
(quar.)
60C
(quar.)_;
7-20
8-
Sovereign
6-13
$1.20
5%
8-15
5-15
$1.15
4-30
6-30
Ltd.—T
Co.—
92'Ac
6-
4.60%
5-11
6-30
Western
5-11
(quar.)
33c
preferred
preferred
5
1
5-15
(quar.).*—.
(quar.)
Sugar
Point
Western
5-18
6-
preferred
92'Ac
.4.40%
6-15
25c
6-
-
12c
Western Life Insurance Co., common
Common
Co.—
$3.70
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Jet Services
.Western Canada Breweries,
6-15
5-17
5-31
preferred
4.25%
6-15
5-18
3.70%
4.15'A
1
8-15
13c
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
West
9
7-16
'75c
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4 'A %
preferred (quar.)—
Western Air Lines (quar.)
1
40c
com.
preferred
preferred
preferred
7
7-1
1
(quar.)
7
6-
8-
Fixture—
7
9-14
(Dallas)
Service,
&
5-
6-15
-
37'Ac
(
5-
7-
5-21
$1.06 V*
1
5-23
1
'
1
6-15
6-
,75c
6-
6-
.
25c
$1
5-15
$1.13
6-
5-17
Union
.
5-15
6-15
$1
(Del.)-
5-
5-15
4-26
$35c
Jersey & Sea Shore RR., com.
special guaranteed (s-a)_
.6%
5- 4
8
(quar.)
(quar.)*.
common
convertible
West
„
5-15
5-11
6-
a,
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift,
7
11-14
7%%
common
preferred
West Indies
5-15
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
4%
7
5-
1
s.Union Chemical &
7
6-15
62'Ac
"
(quar.)
(initial)
Public
6
$1
62'/2C
(s-a)
common
Service
Investors
common
Southwestern
■'
$1.25
Inc.
5-
1
1
6%
4-20
150c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper Mills,
1
6-
$4.50 preferred
common
66-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Union Acceptance
5-15
25c
Utah
'5-4
.
Stores
Trunkline Gas Co.,
5-15
6-
non-cum.
Southern
5-15
6-
34c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
non-cum. preferred (quar.)
6-,9
-4%
5
6- 1
Wire
convertible
Welex
1
1
•
$3
40C.
Troy 4c Greenbush RR.
5
5-
$0.2656(4
common
6-15
2
6-
_
preferred
Showcase
4%
4-23
2
—
Oil
Quarterly
Quarterly
5
5-
5-31
•
20c
25c""
Ry.
5%
Weber
6612-
6-
preferred (quar.)
(Northam) Corp.—
conv.
4.80%
1
6-
Trinity
1
5-31
26'Ac
(quar.)
D.)
3
I2yac
(quar.)
Washington Water Power (quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)Wayne Pump Co. (s-a)——
8
4.25%
1
Co.
5%
55-
1
••
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., common
Washington Steel,
1
1
5-15
.
4-24
t.
11.12 ft
$1.25
Gas- Pipeline
&
Welder
Traders Finance,
Class B
7
6-
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)
Southern
5-
5-28
"15c
5-15
*
(quar.)
-Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
(42c from realized capital gains and 8c
:
from investment income)
4-26
5-
$1.14
5%
6-
"(quar.)__
Southern Canada Power,
5-15
5-15
5-15
$1.06'A
4'A%
6-9
4%
Southern
4-26
$1.24
12c
50c
$4.50 preferred
5-11
(quar.)
4-27
6-29
com.
4-26
5-15 "■
$1.35
5-15
!
Washington Gas Light
$4.25 preferred (quar.)—
5- 4
preferred
5-25
(quar.)—,50c
California Water,
0-15
,
7-
—
1
50c
$1.37%
(quar.)—
6-
50c
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Swasey
Washburn
Edison—
4'A %
Union
Southern
6-15
25C
4-30
Pictures
(S.
$3
11-30
4-21
3
4.56%
5-20
6-29
...
1
Edison 4.08%
preferred
preferred
5-25
5- 7
(quar.)
Drug
Toledo
*,•
4
31 'Ac
1—
(quar.)—
4.88%
7-
35c
Industries
Metal
6- 8
30c
.
.
(quar.)
4.24%
1-1-57
12 'Ac
(quar.)—
5-10
5-15
Petroleum
Warren
8-31
25c
6-
5-25
$$1.50
(quar.)
common
&
1
$1.12'A
Thompson Products, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
4-27
30c
Co.
Works
6-
Co.,
Bros.
$4.50
5-10
,
1
10- 1
$1.18 3A
6- 8
65C
——
(quar.)—
Warren
4-30
(quar.)—
com.
4-30
4-28
-
-
Manufacturing,
4
90C
5-15
6-30
5-15
,
2%
prior preferred
Warren
7
5-
5-15
(Quar.)
Natural
Electric
Thompson
.
1
Lathe
5-
5
37'Ac
(quar.)
Coal
Shovel
Thomson
5-15
6-13
45c
——
(quar.)__
preferred
1
6-
$12'Ac
(quar.).
Pacific
Titan
75c
common
preferred
6-
—£,*■• .■7»
15C
*25c
4
$1.50
(quar.)_
America
&
Weeden & Co..
(quar.)„—
5-
fci-
6-15
20%
Warner
(Canada), Ltd.—
Lines
6-9
5-1$,
60c
^
5-15
50c
(quar.)_
Co.
7
40c
(quar.)
5-21
25C
„
Walker
5-15
*
(quar,)__^
Morgan)
5-
$1.04
(quar.)
5-25
(quar.)
Smith-Douglass
1
convertible
Warner
7
50c
-
Smith
5-
7-
5-24
6- S-
65c
(quqr.)——;
Walte Amulet Mines Ltd.
5-15
6-20
of
Walker
4-30
$1.07
(quar.)—
Co.
1
5-15
;
$2.40 convertible preference
5-8
5-10
.
—,
Oil
Mfg,
1
Corp.
$4.50*preferred
5-15
25c.
;
Producing
Illinois
Common
Thew
-
Sinclair
Singer
6-
9
1
.t.
(quar.)
;
5-15
7-3
'62,/aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
$1.08
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing
8
6-15
6-
$12 Vic
t20c
common
-
Texas
•r
Thrifty
Ltd.
5-15
$3
5-10
20c
Gas
preferred
Gulf
Texas
4-30
$$1.75-.
,
I
(quar.)
Shares
Co.
Simpsons,
6-13
5-15
15c
Lighting
6-
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.40%
Texas
-
—
Silvray
1
25c
(quar.)
6-6
15c
Simca-American
1
5-
25c
Gas Transmission, common
4.96% preferred (quar.)
•
$1
—
Siegler Corp.
Sigma Mines, Ltd.
Signode Steel Strapping,
5%
preferred (quar.)
5-
50C
Texas
6
$1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada,
Extra
•
4-30
5-15
5-25
5-31
$2
a
pfd.
.
10c
Vickers, Ltd. (Initial)
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginian Railway, 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (quar.).
Vulcan Corp., common
5-15
$4c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
5.50%
5-23
5-25
$45c
5-
6-
30c
4%
prelerred
,
$1
4.75%
-
.7%
5-15
6-21
6-
5-18
6-15
(quar.).
Steel
Mfg.
dividend
Stock
5-18
-
5-15
10c
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
10c
2s
Shirriff-Horsey Corp., Ltd-
1
50C
Eastern
1
45c
common
B
Natural
Co.
Texas
6-21
6-15
(quar.)
Co.,
1
1
6-
(s-a)
(quar.)
convertible
Texas
31%C
(quar.)
Inc. .*
Corp.
Inc.
TelAutograph Corp.
-t
25c
»
:Final
Mfg.
9
X
1
2
—
Oil
Vendorlator
.
6-
6-
Van Raalte Co.
(reduced)—
Stock
dividend
i
5-25
6-
6-15
)
6-11
6-
6-15
1
7-
Line Income Fund (10c from earned
Income and 2c from capital gains)———
6-
8
6*
5-31
7-
-Value
6-
/
4-3Q
6-20
50c
——
Insurance
5-15
62yac
——
(quar.)i
tCorp., $6 conv.
4-16
6-
(quar.)
Taylor, Pearson 4c Carson
5-12
$1.25
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
preferred
Tampax,
\
6-15
40c
$1.75
tDel.)j(s-a)
4-30
41'Ac
preferred A (quar.)
4.16%
--
5-18
1
30c
participating preferred (quar.)
7- 2
28yac
—
i
common
8
45c
Vanadium-Alloys
5c
B
4.32%
4-27
1
6-
;
Servomechanisms,
Shakespeare Co.; (quar.)
Shawinigan Wajter 4c Power Co.; (quar.)
Shell Transport &
Trading (extra)
Sheller
-
5-15
30c
j.
A
6-
7-
$1
4-lf:
'
37'Ac
(quar.)
;
Tampa Electric,
5%
(quar.):
preferred
6%
9-14 '
65c
(quar.)preferred (s-a)
*
5-18
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Universal Cooler Co., Ltd.—
12-14
6-15
50c
,
,
Surety
(quar.)
Acceptance, common
Securities
~
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Inc., class
Class
'
5-18
1
91'Ac
com.
common
Stores
.
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
Seaboard
6-11
8-
30c
(quar.)
Talon,
^
9
45c;
(quarA)
preferred
5-
v
share
Co.r. Ltd.
5-18
1
—
Steel, Ltd
United
6-15
40c
-
6-
6-15
4
12-31
6-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.
4-19
$1.06'A
22yac
(Pa.)
Vitamin Corp.
United
5-18
6-29
:
200%
—
Lines
4
6-18
.
9-28
1
50c
(quar.)
Paper
U, S.
jf
-
Truck
Vanadium
50c
i
Inc.
5-23
1
(quar.)—
6-30
5-
-
1
50c
pfd.
1
5-
preferred (quar.)-
S.
25C
Biscuits,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Sylvanite Gold
U.
6-30
25c
preferred
6-
25c
——
25c
-.
Society
Potash
156c
(quar.)
pfd. (qUar.)—
(quar.)_
Mines,
Symington-Gould
1
6-
5-10
5-15
7- 2
-6-
;5%
(quar.)
'
4-20
.
30c^
com.
25c
(initial)
U. 8. Railroad Securities Fund, Inc
U. B,' Rubber Co., «% 1st $fd. (quar.)
United States Steel Corp., common
"
conv,.2nd
Sutherland
1
5-10
5-10
$1
dividend)—
^.'. changed to $1)- for>each
:
effect 2-for-l split-up)
Scytes
1
5-25
85c
*"
-
additional
7-
4
25c
T
preferred
5-
1
25c
.
a—
Co
(stock
1
7-10 '
6-
25c
(quar.)
$3.65
12-
*
5-25
10c
-
,
1
1
7-15. i.
"7-15
'
$1.25
'•
Gas,
5-5
(s-a)
Universal Cohsol.
,v $1.25
& Die (quar.)
Swift 8c Company (quar.)
7-17
1
$1.10
.v
-
(quar.)
Scot ten,. Dillon
9-
12-15
..
30c
(quar.)45c
■
common
,9-15
5-10 i
6-
$1.25
Products
5-5
Printing & Lithograph, common
preference, series A (quar.)
Universal
Superior Tool
.
Insurance
,
preferred
■*
1
5-
«'
S.
8;
5%
.
(quar.)
Propane
Sunshine
U.
1
preferred
Pipe & Foundry
Playing Card:
S.
U.
5-
6-11
<
25c
pfd. A series 1955 (quar.)
5%%
r
6-29
6-15
$1.25
*
Marine
prelerred
4
$1.25
»
Schering Corp.
$3.40
5-
,
*
Regis Paper Co., common
$4.40 1st preferred (quar.)
Savage Arms (quar.)
Industries
5-15
,
St.
Schenley
,
4'A%
5-21
5-11
6- 8
40c
-
(quar.)
conv.
1
5-15
.
„
25c
-
Co.
Stores
8-
5-15
r
$30c
.
-
6-20
6-5
6-5
Insurance
Loan
U. S.
*
Sun Ray Drug, common
(quar.)_
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Sunray MM-Continental Oil, com.
1
$50c
-
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
25c
.
Corp.,
Oil
5.20%
■
,
6-
&
Bros.
Suburban
\
7- 2
-
Struthers-Wells, common (quar.)__^
$1.25 preferred (quar.),
Sun
5-15
4% %
U., S.
,
'V
7- 2
$1.12%
(A.)
Stonega Coke & Coal
5-22
8
;
—
■
Extra
StoD 4c Shop, stock dividend
1
4
5-28
*•
$3.Qc.
-
a
Stern 4c Stern Textiles, 4'A%
Stewart-Warner (quar.)_.
5-15
6-
As (s-a)-.
7-10
Hoffman
7%
-
-Sterling Aluminum
-
6-
'
25c
(quar.)——j£
5-11
6-1
35c.
Chemical:
Sterchi
5-11
6-
$15c
common
1
«
6-15
25c,
»
1
6-
tlOc
l
;
Stein
!
5-18
6-15
,>40c
I
v Stock dividend
11-16
$1
Ltd. (quar.)
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry.— 5% preferred (quar.)
$5
5-18
6-10
25c
St.
,
v
%
Heating & Lighting Co.—
changed to Safety Industries, Inc.—
St.
$4
6-18
50c
(quar.)
.
5-16
12-18
class
5%
preferred (quar.)
0% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.).
Steel Parts Corp.,
._j,
1
2%
Quarterly
Scott
6-20
5-15
5c
Fire
S.
.3*29 ;
75c
,
Car
Name
8L
A
5*15
6-15
5c
.
>
5-15
-2%
Engineering
(Jacob)
5-15
5-15
40c
(quax.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5-15
7-1
50c
v.
—.
preferred
6-
St suffer
*
!
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd..
/
-
$1.19.'
class
>
:
1
7- 2
10c
•
,
(quar.)
*—
4V*%
6-
5-31
t
S.
(N. Y.) (quar.)_—
Machinery Corp—
4%%
participating preferred (quar.)
U. S. Lines Co.
(N. J.), common (quar.)__
5-
25c
,
Corp. (quar.)
-Corp.-—n.-. ■ r •Special (out of capital surplus)
•
6- 1.
-
$1.18%
2/
U.
5-15
%c
H olden
Payable of Mee.
$2.50
50c
U. S. Envelope Co., new common
U.
U.
(quarO--
Class- B (s-a)
5-15
:
-
Stanley Warner
6— 5
6*1
*
81.02'A
a.
(quar.)
___—
Class
Ross
(quar.)^_^___
'• 87
A Starrett
,'
Haas, common
prelerred (quar.)
Rolland
6-1
't
-
.
&
4%
5-15
6-15
California
s.:
6-5
^
of
Stan fields .Ltd.,
-6-5
6-15
50c
4
Oil
Co.
(Indiana)
Standard Packaging Corp,—
$1,60: convertible preference
,
.
•-is
6-15
>
12- 3
20C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co.
( Standard
6-15,
6-15
37Vic
;j
il*-'
>
Axle
*
9-15
„
6-15
-50c
tquar.).i_-__
<quar.)__
<fc
dividend
75c
A
5-10
■* -6-15
>
,.10-:1^ ;
a
dividend
Stock
.5-10;
6- 1
-7-1-
,
Power—
preferred
Rockwell
Rohm
Transit
Light- &
4.75%
—-
(quarit—i:
preferred
Genessee
&
Rochester
Rockland
-
-
9-14
12-14
45C.
Water
Water
7- 2
10- 1
9C
$1.60 convertible preferred (quar.)
Standard Forgings
(quar;)
Standard Milling, class A (quar.)
,
Class B (quar.)„
^
-
.
City
(quar.)
49
50c
*
5-15
5-15
10- 1
H
preferred J
preferred I
4%%
•-$1.75
*
5-16
6-1,0
t$I.l2%.-
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
•
->7- 1
Electric
4c
30c
30c
Standard Brands, common (quar.)
$3.80 preferred (quar.)_.
Standard Dredging Corp.—
,
4
5
6-
:
40c
$1.75
—
preferred F
.3-
6- 5
•
-60c
-.SL75.
(quac).^i
Myers*, common
&
4.10%
80c
./
V
:
(quar.)_^__-.——
participating
? Participating
4%
6- 7
Springfield
Stamford
12-14
-6-1
(quar.)_,——i—_—-
,$1.50
*
(quar.)
When
Share
..
New
Jersey RR. 4c Canal
United Screw & Bolt, class A
5-25
Quarterly
Bprague Engineering
.
United
5-25
--
9-14
v.
~__
^55c
preferred, (guar.) >„V $1.75
Oil
Rofbbins
*
.
12'Ac
Drug
Rheem
1
1-1-57
(stock dividend)-—100%-
(initial) <
a.
Co. (quar.)l
:—_—•
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, com. (increased)
Class B (increased)'-—L-——New
Rexall
10-
$28c
*
Revere Copper & Brass
6-15
6-15
30c
6-15
$5c
.
>
Per
Name of Company
8-11
9
25c
-
—
(quar.)
Extra
6-
61.12%
(quar.)
Spokane International RR.
'
,
Holden
Payable of Rec.
20c
preferred
•
When
Share
Spencer Kellogg 4c Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar )
6-15
6-15
-
t5c
(Canada),
Per
Payable of Jtee.
30c
•
Insulation
&
Share
»•
(quax.)
Mines.
Rehold
•'
(quar.)
H olden
When
-
date
date
was
Incorrect. The
is indicated here.
,
,
corrected
payment
■^JHUW* w^mtf&sui
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
'
v
(Continued from Page 10)
'
-
all conditions."
under
>
The
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
for about 80% of a $5,816,649
Of the purchase, 81% will be freight cars, a-nd
to be used to pay
are
oper,
Railway
oper.
revenue-
expenses-
from
rev.
183,
—V.
p.
Pd. End.
6,605,771
24,551,604
22,442,560
Drl3,888
227,689
28,926
Net
7,656,018
6,551,883
1,434,084
income
1,230,618
24,779,293
5,226,728
22,471,486
4,621,193
5,361,265
19,552,565
17,850,293
6,221,934
—
814,265
785,377
3,170,394
rev._
operating
exps.
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
2,683,678
11,556,832
—v.
income
14,089.328
13,418,408
.14,089,328
$0.34
$1.16
railway-..;.™
ry.
oper.
income—
From
Jan,
1—
Net
Net
2,590,219
Net
,
1860.
Jan.
Net
$501,345
*27,522
*109,271
*130,410
$618,873
107,167
6,817
1,367,145
*120,763
1,465,507
1,679,209
*76,286
200,697
*444,801
*'•
*387,537
"88,129
*
2,294,567
703,446
income—
20,822
Deficit.—v.
183,
from
Gross
from
Net
ry,
oper.
From
Jan.
railway
from
Net
;
183,
Corp. of America, Inc.—New
1970.
p.
$500,605
53,218
*6,659
$519,805
157,962
94,054
93,549
railway
-
income—
Deficit.—V.
183,; p. I860.
/
*3,828
-"'V
; - - "//■; '• - ■ '
The
general
•>>.;.
Y., for tne purcnase lrom it of $30,000,000
Ntw York, N.
way,
shareholders
The
April 24
on
.
The
Colo.
cents
10
proceeds
operations.,,-.
be
to
are
used
lor
expenses
The
in
•"•''-v..':
CAPITALIZATION
included
Also
the banks extending the
Bank heads
Manhattan
ciedit.
of
*
^
First
-
fee
commitment
*A
one-half
of
1%
of
have
been
IThis
have
initiated.
may
*
from
been'or
may
reserved
shares
Net
from
Net
ry.
will
be
certain
by
offered
conditions,
$908,634
$967,122
244,360
222,182
87,990
81,614
159,954
77,613
railway—
2,542,546
from railway—525,684
ry. oper. Income.!162,576
Net
Net
—V.
183, pp.
Daniel
2,465,146
2,430,980
Sold—
504,376
160,534
Railway
Railway
oper.
Net rev.
Net
183,
ry.
1956—3 Mos.—1955
Months
Net
$19,927,670 $16,176,414 $57,062,640 $44,914,668
,
13,812,178
11,470,429
41,198,483
33,094,420
expenses
from
$6415,492
ops.
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
1956—Month—1955
oper.-; revenue.
3,190,221
2,527,095
8,241,380
iniormation
N.
Y,
meeting
at .3:30
p.m.
for
counsel
for
auditors
the
prospective
May
on
Representatives
underwriters,
will-be
present
to
1956,
9,
the
of
Marvin
Mr.
meeting.
Chandler,
p.
answer
He will
cover
65
and
St.,
for
representative
questions
other
Liberty
*
arch—:
'
President of
of
the
concerning
York,
company,
company's
the
company,
the
will
proposed
address
the
183, p. 2078.
*
1956
1955
' *
-
1953
1954
Gross- from
railway—— $14;984,651 $14,681,447 $13,886,688 $15 094,125
XJr>T
ff
iiAdti
O rtnr*
T
Hep from railway—-—.
2,787,446.
3,090,020
2,026,446
817,706
Net ry. oper. income
/
1,540,948
1,863,954
1,197,116
453,257
rv.v*
*
ry.
»
/»
n
aa.
a
...
_
1—
.
fronv railway.-.^.
Netfrcm
Net
*
att
Jan.
From
Gross
42,900,896
railway
oper.
39,926,612.
6,478,912'
jlncome—_
Deficit.—V;
s
183, p.
Co,
>
2^427,237--
6,471,869
36,569,076
1,795,144
3,150,615
*792,196
—
—
I
,935,577
1757.--
-K,
equipment.."
,614,423:
016,919
King,
r2? t ??>
f lu
to
the
next
President,
at the
annual
meeting
of
shareholders
years.
Largest single item in NSP's construction
the $15,000,000, 100,000-kilowatt unit being added to the
High Bridge, plant in St. Paul which will be completed this year. This
program
unit
will
1$
bring
NSP's
generating
capability
to
more
than
1,450,000
taxes.———
1955
-
$92,476,000 $96,825,000
3,185,000 / 5,232,000
1,668,000
2,785,000
$1,517,000
$2,447,000
93,750
J.
——
requirements—^
dividend
93,750
—,
-
See American
Metal Co.,
!.
*—
Inc.—To-Be-Acquired—
Leu. above.—V; 183.
p.
1370.*
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R1L—Earnings—
Railway
Apr. 2/55
$1,037,101
838,029
15,559
$131,578
257,400
$0.57
expenses.
oper.
183,
"
ops.
'•
■
$3,501,109 $10,577,965
2,690,867
8,890,918
$9,059,859
7,539,682
$1,687,047
2,678,858
$1,520,177
2,809,126
$843,442
9b5,751
ry.
.
;
1956—3 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$3,823,579
2,980,137
income™
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
67,000
230,000
Net
Net
revenue.
oper.
oper.
*
$810,242
1,043,734
1861.
p.
444
90,142
$180,284
income)
taxes—
State income
$1,423,250 $2,353,250
$0.38 - *c
$0.62
stock outstanding on March.
for common shares^—a—
Plnon Uranium Co.,
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
$817,761—
railway
from
Gross
:—
226,627
oper.
income—
124,401
Jan.
1953
1954
1955
1956
March—
$690;805 • *.$583,496
176,942 .*•
94,845
102,065 < 65,913
$758,132
1,768,502
2,222,973
189,065
1—
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
2,282,169
railway
from
1,881,972
120,661
Pictures Corp.—New Officers of
Squires,
1
.
*
■
its
Corporation..continues the wort of International
Corp. In the production 'of large high-speed memories for
the
Rand
Corp.;
Argonne
National Laboratory;
Acberdeen Proving
Ground; Weizmann Institute of Science; Wright Air Defense Com-
Telemeter
on
ti1,e.f°^pany's construction program will continue at
With $117,000,000 planned for investment in new facilities
three
"
—
Income
Earnings balance
'
-
In- additibfc.Jthe new
.
mand;
8.
State
and
Preferred
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
—^——
outstanding
taxes.
Net earnings
Patrick Air Force Base
and
other customers.—V.
183, p.
Pennsylvania
Files with.
Life Insurance
The.
SEC
1477.
to
be
,
company on April 23 filed a letter of notification with the"
covering $300,000 of 6%
certificates of contribution to surplus
issued In denominations of $1,000 and multiples thereof, without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be added to surplus.
directors
The
v
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—
Security and Exchange Commission—
application-to the ICC for permission-to secure control
and
that
delaying litigation Instituted by a group
had been; withdrawn by mutual agreement.
.
Inc.
-
Northern States Power Co.—Expansion Plans—
Allen
before
Period End. Mar. 31—
other
/
1956
"
-- —
Federal
.
$0.70
of
add substantial
COMPARATIVE EARNINGS STATEMENT
Earnings
-
Mar. 31,'56
and
^
field rounds out the full line
entry
Sales
on
1,138,826
(net
>r
since
machine./'
/\
into the home laundry
washing
Gross
Ry.—Earnings—
'
&
and
ago
565,495
567,137-,
411,620
349,985
Affiliate
Net from railway
;
356,805
319,875
251,084
252,474
Net xy. oper. income—
President of Telemeter Magnetics, Inc., on
—V. 183, p. 1861.
April 24 announced the election of Erwin Tomash and A. C. Bellanca
as Vice-Presidents of that company.
Mr. Tomash will be Vice-President
Pittston Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
in charge of marketing the firm's products and services and Mr. Bell¬
anca
will have charge of administration.
J.
P.
Routh.
Chairman
and
President, on May 2 stated that
Telemeter Magnetics Inc., West Los Angeles, Calif., was organized _ first quarter earnings set a record of over $l,5o0,0C0 as against
recently as a subsidiary of International Telemeter Corp., which is
$636,181 in the first quarter of 1955, an increase of 125%. He forecast ,
a
subsidiary of Paramount Pictures Corp.
The new company was
a
continued ia/crab.? ouuoox ior tne oalanee of tne current year
formed as the result of a merger of the magnetic memory develop¬
and Indicated that the growth prospects for the bituminous industry, '
ment project of
International Telemeter Corp. with Weadt-Squlres,
both
domestically and ior-export,
would result in,continued good/
Inc., of Buffalo and New York.
earnings-in the years to come due to Pittston's strong position in
Mr.
Squires,
formerly
Supervisor
of advanced
development at
the industry.
Mr. Routh stated that practically all of the company's
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.; and formerly Executive Vice-President *'
preferred stock had been converted to common and that the numbers
of Wendt-Squires, Inc., also announced that the firm name had been
of ; shares
of; common, stock
now
outstanding were . approximately
changed td Telemeter Magnetics, Inc.*
It was first incorporated as
930,000.
He stated that on this larger number of shares, fir*t quarter ■,
Telemeter Magnetics & Electronics Corp.
earnings were equivalent td $1.62. per share compared to 72 cents
It is engaged in development and production of special purpose data
per share in the first quarter of 1955, adjusted to a comparable 1956
processing -machinesmemory components of all types, particularly
basis.
Actual earnings of tne 1955 quarter were 84 cents per share i
those utilizing magnetic cores and other modular electronic components
on
the smaller number of common shares then outstanding.
„
»
for data handling; and high speed completely automatic core testing
The stockholders were told that the company was proceeding with
interested
New
the
the compaay's operations fully.—V.
Northern Pacific
,
,.
manufacturing
the
years
Quarter Ended March 31—
payable
.
two
.•
6,409,614
Meeting—
counsel
April 30 that it has started to manu¬
washing machines, electric and gas dryers
major
From
financing.
-
Income
William
bidders
at
company,
and
,
of
line
appliances under the Philco name, and will
dollar volume to the company's appliance business.
2078.
Earnings per share
—V. 183, p. 1757.
connection with the company's proposed offering for competitive
bidding of $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, it is planning to have
an
Reeves
p.
Ended—
Paramount
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Bond
Laundry Equipment Field—
t.
$4,705,985 $15,864,157 $11,820,248
In
persons
Co.—
—
deductions
Shares
1617.
p.
V.183,
Provision for Federal
Ry.—Earnings-
Mar. 31—
=•
acquired
than
Philco's
$1,424,811
Six
Expenses
Other
Period End
.
*
-
108,260
1233 and 1369.
Norfolk & Western
connection with future acquisitions of
or other assets,"—V. 183,
p. 1477.
businesses
.1..facilities of The Dexter Co*
that time has been marketing
conventional" tfashing
machines under the Dexter label.
Automatic
washers have been distributed under the Dexter name in a number
of
key markets during the past few months.
This experience has
conclusively
proven
out the foolproof design of this revolutionary
Philco
more
of
$450,000
450,000 •"
400,000
100,000
Co
One Hour Yalet, Inc.
465,792
169,428
in
use
distribution.
nationwide
lor
1453,522 shs.
is
complete
a
Railway
2,708,476
544,101
also
See
^
from
for
subsidiaries,
A
/
I
♦Earnings per commoir share..—
by the compahjr are being
♦Based on 3,772,229 shares of common
named below, who, subject to*/' 31.—Vf 183, p. 9*7.
■
► ' -■
commitment to purchase the
Sthwabacher & Co.—
$939,966
incurred
Philco Corp.—Enters
750,000
1,400,000
V-
1953
65,846
income
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1954
available
facture
debentures.
underwriters
under a firm
California
First
1955
common
have
sold
debentures
the
are
&
Bache
'
$915,966
215,826
railway—
railway..
oper.
*
1956
■
present
1,321,266
an
of the
conversion
for
UNDERWRITERS—The
or
Ry.—Earnings*—
'
.
at
company
additional
aggregate of 101,128 shares which
be reserved for the exercise of options, and 138,271 "
same:
March—
be
In
$1,375,000
annum
per
■
.
,
not include
figure does
.■
Gross
has no preferred stock -and, at March 30,v
shares outstanding./ The company and
indebtednes amounting to $12,916,657.
proposing the change in capital structure, the directors said
deemed it advisable to increase the number of authorized com-'
shares
and
authorize the preferred issue "so that such stock
unused portion of the maximum credit of $1,500,000. Negotiations
the extension
of'the V-Loan agreement beyond April 30,
1956
for
Angeles.'
Norfolk Southern
as
the board
mon
Outstanding
Authorized
any
of New
of Los
National Banx of Boston, and caiiiorniu bank
It is. guaranteed by the Department or the Navy.
The
$l,000,0u0
of 5%
convertible
suoordinated debentures,
due
April 1, 1956, placed privately, are convertible into common at $13.33 Vz '
per share.,-.;-.!*
*''„•. V • •
*'"*
The company which designs and
makes precision control instru- /
merits
lor
industry
and
tne
government
will use
tne funds for'
increasing production.—V. 183, p.
1309.
..
...
"York;
rights
preferred stock would have the same voting
no preemptive rights and may be issued by
series, according to the proxy statement. *
more
had
they
TO PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT
GIVING
$1,500,000
4l/a% serial note, due 1956-1960
750,000
5»/2%
conv.
sub. debs., due 1966——1,400,000
Common stock ($1 par value)—1,000,000 shs.
$6,500,-
National City Bank
First
are
authorized number of common shares to 3,000,000
increase
the
debt limit to $35,000,000
from
and
subsidiaries
new
♦41/2% V-Loan notes, due April 30, 1956
Financing—The corporation, it was announced on April
25, has obtained a $6,500,000 V-loan and has sold $1,000,000 of debentures.
-:v
; :
line
':>.■,
will ask stockholders to authorize issuance of 150,000
cumulative preferred stock.v Management also pro¬
par
shares,
or
The
1956,
its
Further details follow:
quickly completed.
1
The Chase
14 on approving a new issue of
stock and higher long-term debt
;
new
one
May
on
common
company
Olympic Radio & Television, Inc.—Debentures
Norden-Ketay Corp.—Arranges V-Loan and Debenture
000
1079.
p.
.
$100
1,442,234
common
\
&
,,
,
HU,
below.—V.
This corporation announced on
Co., Denver,
Incident to mining
Birkenmayer
through
share,
per
of
$15,000,000.
,
at
co.
•'
poses to Increase the
from
■
J
offered
during April,
112 and 1370.
vote
additional
stock,
company
shares
Mention was made in our issue of April 30 of the public ^
offering, 'through Bache & Co. and The First California
Niagara Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—. Co. and associates,'of..$1,40(1,000 5 Mi % convertible subor¬
dinated debentures, due April 1, 1966, at 100%, plus ac¬
The corporation on April 3 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 2,400,000 shares of common stock (par 3Vb cents) to be-r
crued interest from April 1, 1956. This offering was
183,'p. 1969. '
1, 1986.—Vs.
bpnds^ du$' May
mortgage
Acquisitions—
a
Eiecmc
&
will
stockholders
The
this corporation for the first quarter
approximately 12% more
quarter of 1955, it was announced
a
company
Gas
Standard
The
Corp.—Earnings Up—
ratified
this
years.—V. 183, pp.
preierred
limit.
'
pension plan and
approved modifications in the stock option plan.—V. 183, p. 2078.
.
It was completed.—V. 183, p. 1861.
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—To Issue Pfd. Stock—*
Director
1953.—
No
May 8, receive bids at
New York, 120 Broad¬
up to 11 a.m. <EDT) on
Marine Midland Trust Co. of
will,
company
232. •The
See
part of the profit resulting from the previously announced sale
for $33,000,000 of thnberlands In Arkansas, Louisiana, and East Texas
has been reflected thus far and will oe reported before the ycar-cnd.
of 90,000 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on April 23 by Union Securities Corp.
at $33 per share, with a dealer s concession of bo cents
per share.. This offering was oversubscribed.
stock
shares of common
21,900
of
corpora¬
April 24 by John M. Olin, Chairman of the Board, and Thomas 8.
President.
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in cue first three months of the year advanced approxi¬
mately 13%. from the same months last year, increasing to $10,030,099 from $8,943,237.
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Based cn these figures earnings were equal to 76 cents per share
of common stock outstanding compared to 72 cents on the number of
common shares outstanding at the same time in 1955.
Offering—
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Secondary
Room
Treasurer—
Earnings
A secondary offering
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Pipeline
Philadelphia Co.—Liquidation Plans—
the same
$128,697,280 in
the
1618.
p.
offering
making
two
past
Nichols,
■' •,*'
.
*1,289,985
Gas Co., of
100% owned subsidiary of Petrolane.
The acquisition, effective May 1, 1956, of the Gas Heat, Inc. assets
in Enterprise Oregon was aiso announced.
The Enterprise acquisition
marks Petrolane's 11th operation in the Pacific Northwest within the
on
254,400
*649,894
*1,273,488
of
Nevada,
31 were $144,340,677, or
1956 ended March
than
1,399,565
336,216
125,787
1,373,464
1,324,418
1,579,510
240,431..,:, 476,289.
58,258
158,688
*486,393
*945,829
corporation on April 27 announced the acquisition,
the 20%
minority interest in Washoe Propane
The
V/:,rV;:*.;; ■.■;
Domestic and Canadian sales of
of
183,
Basin
share.
1956
v.
appointment of James E. Wallen as Treasurer of this
tion was announced on April 30 by Sam Norris, President.
Mr. Wallen was previously Vice-President, Treasurer and a
of
Geneial Teleradio,
Inc., positions he held since March,
lflSl
„
493,157
Petrolane Gas Service, Inc.—Announces
3,011,568
360,269
*229,951
The
1—
oper.
ry,
*
37,893
.income—;
from * railway——
Gross
Net
$474,311
105,817
railway—
Net
1Qr*4
1,190,200
1860.
p.
Olin Mathieson Chemical
1955
$548,306
164,368
1956
;
*26,614
2,855,854
465,847
*138,145
263,368
railway—_
oper.
New York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
,
4,847
_
3,439,230
railway——
from
ry.
v.
March—
*438,758
2,077,151
*1,173,535
income
Deficit.—V.
per
1—
Net
1953
•
*333,036
2,007,091
railway—
oper.
secondary
$1,110,881
187,472
101,281
Income—
Nuclear
-
*239,181
1953
243,600
455,689
314,726
oper.
from
Gross
1954
'
—!
Deficit,—V. 183, p.
ly.
railway——545,201
from
Net
1955
$506,990
3,560
1,453,227
*109,024
*478,771
'ncome—
oper.
ry,
*
;
railway
from
Net
*
railway-.—
from
Gross
$6,866,518
2,809,696
$488,364
*49,857
*174,933
railway-.^-
from
from
Net
$4,227,554
1,296,733
-
$720,660
*80.060
(par $1) was made on April 30 by White, Weld & Co. at
$5.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of 37 V2 cents
Northwestern Pacific RR.— -Earnings—
1955 "
1954
1956
$1,095,312
Gross from railway—«.
$1,211,330 $1,301,358
From
1956
1953
$730,135
1,978,235
*366,143
*406,229
2,090,969
railway
Permian
1970.
183, p.
from
ry.
*
$1.11
March—
York, Ontario & Western Ry.- -Earnings—
New
March—
Gross
$2,673,225
Net
13,418,408
$0.38
shares outstdg.
—V.
;;
1757.
183, p.
—
income
oper.
from
Gross
10,734,714
dividends
Common
Hartford RR.—Earnings—
$1,811,455
622,446
op.
ry,
op.
ry.
$714,531
*175,269
railway—__
railway
1954
1955
$737,571'
*95,881
*292,495
1956
.
from
from
2,994,804
3,170,227
—__
Common
1956—Month—1955
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$13,410,671 $13,113,696 $38,652,189 $36,649,218
11,599,216
10,440,471 34,424,635 29,782,700
31—
Mar.
operating
Railway
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Gross
7,657,377
Earnings per share
Railway
17,736,311
1,478,406
15,767,905
13,945,071
—
1618.
p.
March—
97,44.2,975
Net
.
Preferred dividends
' "
New York, New Haven &
$
$
Net
4,334,202
5,576,495
1,784,185
2,134,143
income
oper.
183.
1956—12 Mos.—1955
27,687,724 106,490,793
deductions
Income
$4,172,928 $13,647,357 $10,512,249
$5,091,240
ops.
ry.
income
1860.
oper.
ry.
'
237,776,397 211.284,702 207,936,361 251.644,007
23,831,473
39,728,304
39,602,226
37,017,853
railway—.
railway-
from
ry.
—V.
f>rl,359
income
Gross
Net
Net
Net
Net
34,293,495 131,042,397 119,885,535
Income
operating
6,228,146
2,229,293
~ 7,024,746
1
Net
38,968,057
income
7,089,791
income—
oper.
from
From Jan. 1—
1956— Month—1955
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$15,400,462 $13,074,950 $43,320,435 $36,125,526
10,309,222
8,902,022 29,673,078 25,613,277
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
Net
Other
FIRST THREE MONTHS
AND
MARCH
FOR
EARNINGS
ry.
1953
'
From Jan. 1—
Gross
EARNINGS
$
$
.
Net
railway—;
from
1954
$83,158,435 $74,936,626 $70,133,815 $88,100,119
9,592,358
13,049,392
15,690,263
14,169.699
railway—.
from
Net
1955
1956
March—
Gross
.
OF
STATEMENT
31,310,680
Operating revenues
Oper. exp. and taxes—
equipment purchase.
19%
will be diesel equipment.
•
.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
of
supply
adequate
an
1956—3 Mos.—1955
Period End. Mar. 31—
-
proceeds
.
\
CONSOLIDATED
St. Louis RR.—Bids—
The company will receive bids In Cleveland, 0„ at noon, May 8, lor
$4,620,000 of equipment trust certificates,; due Dec. 1, 1956 to June 1,
New York, Chicago &
1971.
of
assurance
for all NSP customers.
,v
' -t:
conformity with N8P's policy of continuing good service and
stability throughout this area, we have established interconnections
with all neighboring power companies and other electric power sup¬
pliers,"
Mr;
King said.
"Thirteen power suppliers are now tied
together in a gigantic power pool by these inter-connections which
provide even to isolated areas the most dependable service possible
power
"In
Investment News
:
continued
providing
kilowatts,
Corporation and
General
-
.•
'.(2226)
50,
stockholders
have
approved
Employees
that
had
Salared
—V.
183,
been
*j
Savings-Investment, Plan for
recommended by the directors.
the
1971.
p.
Plastic Molded Arts
Corp., Long Island Cityv'N. Y.—<+
Files With Securities and Exchange
The
SEC
Commission—
*
April 20 filed a letter of notification with tha
15,090 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be i
exercise of warrants at $3 per share, without underwriting.
corporation on
covering
issued upon
The
of Brink's,'
of Brink's
proceeds
are
to
be used for working eapitat—V. 183,
p.
1234.
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-Volume 18S - *famber~5531
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m
•*'
(H. K.) Porter Co., Inc. (& Subs.)
Three Months Ended March 31—
-*
A
•
before
1956
,1955
j,"
,
provision^ for
t
,
taxes
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
1956
l(i55
1954
1953
'
2,520,442,$2,"357,938"* $2,470,449"* $2,64^889
VUL"■ ""
M,arch—
Net
income
oa
2,887,418
814,400
5,398
$2,059,251
*
railway-—
from
$909,416
From
Gross
328,220
251,944
844,256
341,572
•_
7,174,850
—*
2,657,763
6,741,211
2,082,407
6,950,115
2,263,667
Net
915,544
611,322
350,871
from
income.—,
oper.
ry.
•
1,004,949
7,530,522
2,822,120
893,262
316,396
Consolidated net profit
•Provision
taxes
of
'
..
*
-
*
1956 -*
Ridgeway Corp.—Name Effective April 20—
1955
"
, —
•
>"
; ——*$47,452316 $45,174,287
share on outstanding com. stock--—
$4.88
$4.66
Earns, per
been made
has
-
,
$46,248,000.—Y.183,
for
p.
United
710.,-
t
States- and
foreign
-
.
•
See Campbell, Wyant &
.
.JtKO Pictures Corp.—Merger Terms^--
I
•
Sale *of> Fire Extinguisher
^
See Atlas
-;
Equipment BusinessAnnouncement
made
Corp.
above.---V,
183;
2010.:
p.
*
»
first
> Rockland
-
on
tions is under active,consideration..;
The
Fyr-Fyter Co. has been engaged in the fire extinguishing
business * since 1916 .end maintains plants
in Dayton,
equipment
Webster and Orriville, Ohio.
It 'Will cOntinue -the Pyrene' C-O-Two
operations at Newark.
Mt-i A. ^Laswell," Executive Vice-President "of
.
""that
Earnings per
—V.
182,
share
$0.64
the
and
1956
operating costs
Federal
Net
>
taxes
—
on
*—249,453,000 231,220,000
——.
income
—
—12,668,000
•
Earnings
$12,727,000
788,000
per
$12,568,000
788,000
$11,939,000
—
for
$11,780,000
$0.84
-
.
common
12,517,000
$0.85
profit
Preferred dividend
Balance
1955
services sold and other
stock——————_
share on common stock-
Sales and earnings in the first quarter of 1956 exceeded the all-time
record for the period set last year .by the corporation, Brig. General
David Sarnoff, Chairman of the Board, announced on May 1, at the
37th annual meeting of RCA stockholders.
The
1956
first-quarter sales and revenues from foreign business
were
higher than for any comparable period oh record, and the
RCA International. Division, General Sarnoff- said, continues to expand
and
diversify its distribution and manufacturing facilities
around
,
•the world.
General
has
been
that
.
The Board
26
that for more than* 25 * years RCA
major supplier of equipment for national defense, stated
a
government orders pa April
1,
1956,
of
to $265,-
amounted
that deliveries of government orders by RCA this
expected to be about the same as last year—$229,000,000.
p. 2079. /
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;,; --.i
original listing 590,310 $3
firm.
Y.,
N,
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
has not yet commenced drilling operations. Its, equip¬
ment, however, is presently under construction, and it has "two firm
Contracts with Continental Oil Co. for drilling, to commence upon
The
company
(about Oct. 15, 1956). Upon consummation
public will have invested $2,040,000
in the company and, giving" effect to the convertibility of the class
A stock into common stock on the basis of four shares of common
for each share of class A stock, the public will have a 68%
equity
in the company. The public will also have, independent of the con¬
version right, 68% of the voting power. The organizers will have in¬
vested $169,000 in cash and will have, a 32% equity in the company
and 32%
of, the voting-power. Of the 320,000 outstanding shares,
60,000 shares each are held by J. W, Bates, Jr., President, of Tulsa:
C. E. Thornton, Vice-President, of Denver;
J. W. Bates, SecretaryTreasurer, of Tulsa; G. M. Reading, of Odessa, Texas; and C. P.
of the equipment
delivery
of the sale of the class A stock, the
Baker, of Chickasha, Okla,
Ne;
proceeds 6f the financing, estimated at $1,734,000, are to be
applied sa follows: $703,490 for balance of payments to Levingston
Shipbuilding Co. for construction of drilling tender; $400,090 as repay¬
ment of loans from Reading and Bates, Inc., evidenced by two 4V2%
SO-day notes; and $630,510 as additional working capital. The $400,000
was borrowed from
Reading and Bates, Inc., for the purpose of making
progress payments on the construction of the drilling tender.
;
•
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•'
.
-*■
stockholders
.The
50
have
authorized
an
increase in
,
the
cept par value stock from 3,000.000 to 10,000,000,
corporation's
'
The company
is engaging in a-vigorous expansion program., jReeently
than 500,000 shares of stock were issued in exchange'for the
outstanding shares of the Cardinal Drilling Corp., Empire National
Drilling Co., Five Star Drilling Co.; and Quick Oil Corp.
-Rei tor-Foster's expansion vis-based on the acquisition of additional"
properties and other companies, both in and out of the oil industry.
'The increase in the authorized capital stock of the corporation
more
makes additional shares available for future
Emil
V;
Hegyi, President, said.
The company has nearly 4,000
growth qnd diversification,"
*
.
stockholders.—V. 183,
p.
derives
construction
stand
Stock
-
first
basis.—V.
297
owned
acres
capital shares of this
par
:
.
From
Deficit.—V.' 183, p.
See American
1954
$502,116
17,871
1,281,660
225,772
63,802
1,154,891
152,223
3,914
1,110,862
59,644
1,415,054
157,095
♦96,813
*317
Co.,
Ltd. above.—V.
Net
ry.
American
1371,
♦Deficit.—V.
1954
1953
$196,585
50,222
38,006
$450,950
266,395
*33,517
15,395
4,519
9,345
487,312
565,440
601,218
1,282,349
183,
*76,727
-
83,093
106,097
*162,069
-
>15,377
4,940
ry.
,
Net
from
Net
1954
1955
$10,891,352
1953
Net
ry.
—V.
183,
29,199,435
'6,809,339
148,927
587,527
2,(.04,039
3,250,858
209,838
31,317,754
7,079,638
3,214,507
.
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry.
1955
1954
Net
$401,643
Net
ry.
55,650
68,220
From
1,237,308
1,146,349
Net
ry.
—V.
5%z,ii7
468,428
352,6J1
485,891
income—
2010.
61,600
141,358
127,392
133,467
'
p.
San Diego
Atlas
See
144,455
fered
as
a
(par one cent) at 50 cents per. share;
The
net
proceeds
are
to toe used
to
pay
.
for exploration and
2360.
velopment expenses and for working capital.—V. 182, p.
de¬
12,536,421
cents per
Net
$2,557,856
662,166
1954
1955
1956
railway—
railway*.—;
irorn
from
$2,474,093
.
651,667
1953
$2,525,768
716,212
$2,891,548
1,232,642
329,350
370,003
480,329
607.404
7,603,403
1,990,152
950,025
7,323,436
2,203,948
1,019,979
6,717,419
1,679,043
7,797,224
2,948,276
1,025,765
1,432,707
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
railway
from railway——_
Net
Net ry.
—V.
above.—V.
Ib2,
p.
income—
oper,
1797.
183, p.
Standard Gas & Electric Co.
2733.
St. Louis Southwestern
Pd. End. Mar. 31—
Ry.—Earnings—
-Seeks to Divest Itself of
This
with
1956—3 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$6,295,836
3,704,265
op.
$2,591,571
$2,472,208
income
1,107,751
882,638
for
company, it was announced on April 30, has filed a proposal
the SEC for divestment of certain of its portfolio securities an4
substitution of
a new tax agreement with its subsidiary, Philadel¬
phia Co.; and the Commission has given interested persons until May
23, 1956, to request a hearing.
$5,795,803 $17^38,363 $15,330,"318
3,323,595
10,539,451
9,327,463
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
,
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
183,
ry.
op.
$6,998,912
2,971,214
Under the
$6,002,855
2,276,613
proposal, Standard Gas will dispose of all of its system's
Pittsburgh Railways Co. and substantially all of Its interest
in Duquesne Light Co., both subsidiaries of Philadelphia; and, upon
consummation of the transactions, Duquesne's status under the Hold¬
ing Company Act as a subsidiary will be terminated and thereafter
neither Standard Gas nor Philadelphia will have a public-utility hold¬
ing company relationship with any company although they will con¬
interest in
1797.
p.
Savannali & Atlanta Ry.—Earnings1956—Month—1955
"I
Net
Net
f
from
rey.
'
$295,197
$981,920
$902,240
408,718
;194,533
636,852
574,990
183, p.
ry;
$119,251
op.
$100,664
$345,068
50,746
47,589
.«-155,289
.
$327,250'
ry.
1956—Month—1955
2,191,349
2,381,861
OUtstdg
per com.
183,
p.
1956—3 Mos.—1955
2,173,820
1,914,215
2,365,157
$0.81
1,941,918
income
shrs.
$0.82
share—
6,468,870
5,711,808
2,381,861
$2.40
6.373,367
5,597,805
2,365,157
$2.37
2080.
Senogas Corp., Miami, Fla.—File$ With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
are
at
be
to
on
6,000
par
used
The
April
shares
19 filed a letter of notification with the
of participating preferred stock to be
potential
with
manufacturers,
and
to
announced
He
manufactures
and sells
a
gas
V*
generating machine
is
H>
West,
on
also
President
and
a
of
member
the Irving Trust Co., has oeen
the finance committee, it was
of
May 2 by William W. Shannon, President.
member
of
the
board
of
directors
of
Sterling Drug,
Inc., and'a director and member of the "finance "committee of btuh
Consolidated Cigar Corp. and West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—V. 180,
I>. 2741.
•
registered holding
.
of
a
in partial liquidation, thereupon will distribute to its
shares of Duquesne common on the basis of
of Duquesne common for each share of Standard Gas
540,651.75
share
common.
director
a
a
■
stockholders
continue
The proposal further contemplates that a 1952 tax agreement between
Philadelphia on the one hand and Duquesne and its subsidiaries an the
other will be cancelled. A new tax agreement is proposed under which
"Senogas."
Richard
Inc.,
formerly named Standard Power & Light Corp.
process of transformation into ah investment
the
Standard Gas,
($50 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
to produce engineering specifications needed to con¬
corporation
elected
was
in
'
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/
respect to the divestment proposal, Philadelphia, In partial
liquidation, will distribute to Standard Gas the 547,678 shares of Pitts¬
burgh Railways common and 496,000 shares of Duqueme common and
will renegotiate or pay off its $1,000,000 bank loan. Standard Gas will
distribute to its stockholders warrants to purchase 540,651.75 shares of
Pittsburgh Railways common through a rights offering under which
each Standard Gas stockholder will be entitled to purchase one share
of Pittsburgh Railways common for each four shares of Standard .Gas
common.
Subjeet to SEC approval, Standard Shares has agreed to
exercise the warrants issued to it and will purchase all the shares of
Pittsburgh Railways common not purchased by other stockholders plus
the remaining 7,026.25 shares of such stock held by Standard Gas and
not offered to its stockholders. The purchase price will be fixed by the
Standard Gas Board of Directors upon the basis of the market and
other factors (and is expected to be about $6).
$15,261,563 $14,379,294 $43,560,897 $40,822,511
income—
oper.
is
company.
157,559
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings Higher—
Net
which
and :whlch
'With
Period End. Mar. 31—
Gross, revenues
subsidiaries of Standard Shades*
tinue to be
company
f
op. income
1862.
railway
—V.
t\i'-
-«t
1956—3 Mos.^1955
$327,969
Railway operating revRailway pperating exps.
Servomechanlsms, Inc.—Banker Elected to BoardApril 7 of¬
common stock
on
8,108,889
Spiral Uranium Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
Gross
research.
Washington, D. C.,
speculation 1,500,000 shares of
11,853,271
Certain Portfolio Securities—
called
Reynolds Mining & Development Corp.—Stock Offered
11,078,846
Corp.—Merger Terms—
Corp.
their
,
railway—— 126,045,306 119,298,645 112,784,767 133,841,668
24,057,192
25,337,350
19,717,213
32,534,893
railway™,—
Net, ry. oper. income—
railway--—
oper.
183,
1953
1954
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry^—Earnings-
1,373,570
railway——
from
Net
1955
1—
Jan.
from
March—
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
May 23—
company on April 26 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 3.d00,000 shares of common stock to "be offered at par
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds' are to lie
used for expenses incident to mining operations.
*
36,760
1,153,644
railway—
oper. income!—
for
$44,288,986 $44,454,312 $41,315,557 $47,618,199
i 8,412,618
11,369,880
8,507,447
11,269,757
3,755,023
5,340,129
3,719,367
4,406,161
-a
oper. income
183, p. 2080.
(10
$453,729
144,179
railway—
from
shares
The
1953
$445,788
192,145
from
two American
SEC
-Earnings—
1956
$405,307
142,837
31,283
March—
Gross
basis of
1956
from
—V.
1797.
p.
the
2,731,039
1,241,065
:
income
oper.
on
Co.—Earnings-
Net ry.
996,854 $10,973,138
873,445
834,936
1,324,127
railway-
issued
from
Gross
30,103,175
6,026,226
railway—
shares will be offered
new
Flower
railway
Net: from railwayNet ry. oper. income
784,310
448,695
3,183,861
1,425,702
income—
oper.
from
The
is
Southern Pacific
From Jan. 1—
Gross
are
March—
Earnings
1956
French
company,'up to 8:30
From
Gross from railway- $11,083,402
Net from railway——
2,812,988
shares
South
Gross
1797.
p.
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.
This
a.m.
(PDT) on May 23, at Room 1216,
Street, Los Angeles 54, Calif., will receive bids for
the purchase from it of $40,000,000 first mortgage bonds due June 1.
1981.
See also V. 183, p. 2080.
From Jan. 1—
railway—„
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
—
on
Southern California Gas Co*—Bids
1955
income—
oper.
Offered
May 1 offered to the hold*
April 30, 1956, rights
additional American share for each
share held.
company
The
810
$210,160
from
Shares
the second largest automobile manufacturer in
France, and the largest manufacturer in France of automobiles In the
medium-priced field and the higher-priced field. Its American shares
are listed
on
the American Stock Exchange and the San Francisco
Stock Exchange.—V. 183, p. 1797.
Ry.—Earnings-
-
—
underlying French capital share,
This
;
912
railwayrailway—
("Simca")
Acquisition, Etc.183, p.
1956
from
from
*932
$175,523
March—
Gross
56,405
*
Sacramento Northern
writing.
The proceeds are to be offered
Scottsdale, Ariz, for his own account.—V.
—The Matthew
Laboratories—Secondary Of*
one basis.
It is intended to use the net proceeds from the offering In
large part to finance expansion and improvement of the company's
production facilities in France; a portion may also be used for engi¬
neering and styling of its automobiles or added to working capital.
The company now has 1,455,713 French capital shares
outstanding.
1953
$396,942
28,859
♦26,781
1797.
Metal
negotiations
of
,
Shareholders will also be entitled to .certain additional
subscription
privileges with regard to shares not subscribed by other shareholders.
This offering to holders of American shares is part of an
offering by
the company to all its shareholders of additional shares on a one-for-
1374.
1955
Sabre Uranium Corp.—Proposed
duct
Robert A." Howard
180, p. 724.
the
on
equivalent of 2,750 French francs ($7.86) for each
new American share.
The subscription offer for Ameri*
can shares will expire on May 31, 1956.
each
corporation on April 23 filed a letter of ..notification with the
SEC covering 200,000 to 300,000 shares of common stock
(par five
cents) to be Offered at 16 cents to 25 cents per share, without under¬
to
calculated
at the
1—
Jan.
Net
p.
,12,308
railway
Net from railway——
Net ry, oper. income*
180,
$405,245
72,229
income
from
Gross
corporation.—V.
'
1956
railway—
Net from railwayNet ry. oper.
the
by
$427,850
66,108
;
from
—V.
The
cents,
of its American shares of record
American
on
Republic Gas & Uranium Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Files—
of 92
.
to subscribe for one
Earnings—
March—
Earns,
April 3 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 6,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered at five cents per-share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
are to be used for expenses incident to mining operations,
corporation
t
quarter per share earnings
183, p. 1115.
tomobile
ers
revenue
clubhouse
and
Com.
Reliance Uranium Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
lower
afteir taxes, totaled $573,309 for the 1956
with $880,488 for the corresponding period
automobile manufacturer
Exchange on April
and headed by George P. Monaghan,
from pari-mutuel commissions.
A new
contemplates the erection of a combined grand¬
to be located in the southwesterly quarter of
its
program
present
Net
710.
the
Societe Industrielle de Mecanique et Carrosserie Au«
State Harness Racing Commission
Pd. End. Mar. 31—
Rclter-Foster Oil Corp^Stock Increased, etc.—
t.
as
the preceding year. The earnings were equal to 60 cents per sfaaite
the 953,280 shares of common stock currently outstanding as against
.
.
compared
welt
as
Y.,
corporation,-organized in June 1940, claims to be the leading
harness racing track in the United States in terms of total attendance
and
total wagering.
The Raceway, operated under the New York
Net
2 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 170,000 shares of class A (cumulative, convertible)
capital
etock, no par-value,-to be ^offered for public sale at $12 per share by
an
underwriting group headed by Hulme, Applegate 6t Humphrey,
Inc„ The Milwaukee Co., The Ohio Co., and Stroud & Co., Inc. The"
underwriting commission Is to be $1.64 per share.
Incorporated under Delaware law on Oct. 19, 1955, the company's
principal activity will be the drilling of oil and gas wells off the shores
of the United States under contract with holders of off-shore leases.
company on May
the American
of
March—
Reading & Rates Offshore Drilling Co., Tulsa, Okla.—
N.
The
and paid
year are
—V. 183,
Governors
-
approved for
Wesvbury,
«
Gross
declaring
Sarnoff,
unfilled
000,000,
V^ "
.*v
plant at Grassy Point,
Gypsum
.
Gross
services, sold—*.————-.— $274,848,000 $256,305,000
of products and
United "States
new
Rutland RR.
Again Up—
(INCL. DOMESTIC SUBS.)
Quarter Ended March 31—
-
Cost
income,
products
new
"
Smith, Kline & French
Roosevelt Raceway* Inc.—Listing of Stock—
the
Radio Corp. of America—Earnings
Products
$0.73
——_-_——
1914.
p.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME
.
$602,173
quarter as
same
has. been, completed and is now in full operation,"—V. 183, p. 1619."
primarily
$525,681
profit
•
period last year, a gain- of $963,137, or 32%,
Net income totaled : fering—A-secondary offering of 7,000 shares of common
.$603,681, or-32e, per common share,, against $477,930, or 24 cents per
stock (par 33% cents) was made on April 20 by Blyth &
share last year, based -on 1,685,774 shares of common stock, a 26%
Increase of $125,751.
Co., Inc. at $54.75 per share, with a dealer's concession
/
J
*
R. C. Tenney, Chairman, pointed out" that Increased operating' reve¬
of $1.25 per share.
It was oversubscribed.—V. 183.
nues reflected gains of "$660,557 from electric sales, and $302,580 from
p. 1236.,
/
gas,
representing, gains of ,38% and. 23%, respectively."He added
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.. <& Subs. ^Earnings
Quarter Ended March 31—
1956
1955
sales (exclusive-of inter-company sales)— $14,102,193 $12,930,253
Profit before income taxes
——*——-L
$1,107,681
$1,392,173
State income tax—————————.—47,000
46,000
Federal income tax———.—l:
535,000,
744,000
Net
manufacturing
net
1955
company and its subsidiaries, Rockland Electric Co. and Pike
County Light ds Power Co., reported on May 1 in an interim letter
to shareholders, operating revenues of $3,979,585 for the two months
ended Feb. 29, 1956, compared, with $3,016,448 hi the corresponding
Pyrene,: will be elected an. officer and" director of The Fyr-Fyter Co.^—
V. 183, p. 409.
■/./
■
;;
Net
of
on
Light & Power Co.—Sales Gain 32%-
This
.April 30 of the sale by this corporation
of
its domestic portable and systems fire. extinguishing '"equipment
business
related assets to The Fyr-FyterCo., of Dayton, Onio.
"" ;
Pyrene will continue % and • expand its Fire • Pre-Detector,. Air • Foam
and Metal Finishing Divisions.
Further utilization of the proceeds of
the sale in the expansion and: diversification of' the company's opera¬
was
in
Consolidated
.
*
Pyrene C-O-Two Corp.
involved
"-are
•
;
car
always
Cannon Foundry Co.above.—V. 183, iv 2079.
volume.
Income.
:
resulted
Consolidated net sales of the corporation and its subsidiaries for the
three months ended March 31,1956 amounted to $12,194,583 as com¬
pared with $13,854,475 for the first quarter <of 1955.
Profit, before
taxes, was $1,197,709 as against pre-tax earnings of $1,805,788 for
the like. 1955 period. The decrease was due to the expenses that
Procter & Gamble Co. (& Subs.)—^Earnings Up— 1
9 Months Ended March 31—
new toroditct*
part the 1956 first quarter decline in automotive parts im***
from the lower rate of automobile
output prevailing
as against a year earlier.
As a result, Tom Bradley, President, said
Shelter's sates for the period were but 12% below those for the eorre*
which
sponding quarter of 1955, despite a 20% reduction in passenger
production as compared with the previous year's levels.
—V. 183, p. 1758.
;
This corporation reported jthat the increased volume of
.
offset in
i—
Jan.
railway*.
Net from railway
-V. 183, p. 889.
808,222
1,007,797
Si
Shelter Manufacturing Corp.—Sales &
Earnings Off-*
,
t
t
Net ryi. oper. Income—
1,956,814
1,042;000
13,767
J$227)
drosS ii-om "railway—I.¬
$34^226,34? $23,630,954
(after depreciation,.- depletion-& amortiz.)Provision for taxes oa Income——»».*_ j
Minority interest in^ profits of subsidiaries—.
Net -income
-—;
wl—.
[
t
-Earnings Rise—*:
■>."!
,
Net: sales' ——.*1—a—.aJ—
Income
'
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
a
<
Philadelphia's
assume
to
the
maximum
extent
of
liability would toe limited in that it- would
$1,000,000 and no ipore, any liabilities of
and its subsidiaries in excess of $12,334,000
additional consolidated Federal income and excess profits
Duquesne
years 1942 through 1950 and any penalties and interest
on.
However, Philadelphia would not be entitled to any
payable to Duquesne and i** "lbsidiaries
agreement.—V, 181, p. 2805.
tax
in. respect of
taxes fmr the
payable there*
of the refunds
under the terms of the 1953
■>
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
Inc.—New System—
company
on May
1 disclosed it has gone into the m^"u"
of an electronic traftic control device—called El-Tec—which
Standard Coil Products Co.,
This
iacture
&)lows
vshicles
emergency
Net
traffic signals
turn all
automatically
to
from
ry.
streets.
(Stop)
Net
p.
This
Texas
share
per
after the
outstanding
shares
196,306,422
the
on
Net
Net
recent
of
quarter
first
the
for
taxes
income
Government
1956
barrels
t
<
quarter of 1955. Refinery runs averaged 2,477,000 barrels dally, com¬
pared with 2,269,000 barrels daily for the first quarter of 1955.
Capital and exploration expenditures by the consolidated companies
approximately $185,000,000 for the first quarter of 1956, which
compared with $169,000,000 for the first quarter of 1955. Of the 1956
total, additions to property, plant, and equipment were $139,000,000,
while
other expenditures
made in the search for oil and charged
income
current
against
The
Net
1856
ry
1953
$271,307
*86,260
*37,077
$253,433
9,182
*47,219
$303,388
*1,918
*62,786
786,798
191
739,489
704,215
35,107
*200,052
railway
from
Net
*150,945
14,850
*157,335
income,—
oper.
From
railway
Net
ry.
railway.
from
income™
oper.
183,
♦Deficit.—V.
"I
•
Chemical Co.
Stauffer
Special Offering
—
—
'
of
It
share.
initially at $27.50 per share, and have the
fund calculated to retire the entire issue at
the net proceeds to reim¬
as a down payment on a
for
treasury
site;
site.
products of the company are divided into (1) the
(2) household chemical division. Drugs
manufactured, but do not constitute an appreciable
amount of sales
at this time. The industrial division is a leading
manufacturer of "sizing compounds" for textile plants; the household
division includes cleaners, bleaches, starches and detergent for dishes.
chemicals are
and
A secon¬
EARNINGS—For the
$2,751,683,
and
31.
1956,
Jan.
fiscal
31, 1955, net sales were
ended Oct.
year
earnings were $139,470.
net sales were $587,512
net
ended
For the three months
and net earnings were
$23,403.
Total
PRESENT
TO
287,052
91,140
income
Federal
Earnings
—V.
taxes
share
per
183,
$52,861
$0.35
income
Net
$172,923
$0.35
$0.11
taxes.—
(estimated)—,
income
Fed.
before
—
Class B non-voting
FINANCING
The
Earnings & Sales—
.
of
a
plant
fourth
to
May 16.
The stockholders also will
May
on
Contract
4
by the Colamer Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary.
According to Robert F. Six, Chairman of the Board
of Swan-Finch
Oil Corp., Colamer has started test drillings under this program at
a point
where geologists earlier this year discovered indications of a
major uranium deposit.
The DMEA, acting .with the approval of the
AEC, Is empowered to subsidize search for indicated uranium deposits.
Colamer
properties are locacea ui tne Poison Canyon area near
N.
M.
stated
that
the
Government
contract
calls
for
over
50.000 feet of core and non-core drilling to be completed by Nov.,
1957.
Mr.
-
—V.
Six
183,
U.
Tennessee Central
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
1955
1954
1953
$462,340
$453,113
128,416
$401,921
$475,667
85,777
131,456
March—
from
Gross
Net
Net
From
See
Textron
from
Net
ry.
45,005
45,367
27,370
61,929
1,392,363
1,193,890
297,828
1,152,467
1,383,623
377,193
256,197
368,733
136,314
railway
80,789
74,996
168,447
railway
income
oper.
183,
1020.
p.
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
Corp.
Offering Corn-
Dillon
Read & Co., Inc., on April 26 closed subscription
206,547-share secondard olfering of common stock at $26
V. 183, p. 2081.
books
per
on
share.
the
tal
corporation
April
on
Temporary 3V4%
for definitive
15,
N.
first
mortgage
bonds
Y.—V.
at
tne
183,
p.
bonds
due
Bankers
1985
Trust
are
Co.,
now
16
exchange¬
Wall
Street
183,
V.
single
Junction
grown
announced
are
proached
vices
by
this
voltage
the
were
forced
corporation.
rating
utilize
to
of
In
these
several
the
past,
unique
TI
lower
cells
for
Now,
tion
to
to
109 ma!
tion
lull-wave
first
time,
degrees
1,500 volt single junction miniature recimmediately available with stable opera¬
Centigrade and forward current ratings ud
These
in
new
there
is
rectifiers
a
need
to
are
expected to
miniaturize
have
high
a
wide
voltage
applica-
power
sup-
two
plug- n
types of axial and siud half-wave models and a
model, these hermetically sealed rectifiers eliminate
need
for filament power.
The axial models, IN543 and IN543A
point-to-point wiring; Types IN544 and IN544A are stud-mounted
The plug-in model, TI/680
be
many applications to replace the JAN 6X4 rectifier tube —V
183
allow
tor maximum heat dissipation.
in
p.
2081.
"an
Jsed
v. ioj,
183,
Co.—V.
Tool
Gas Pipe
Line
Corp.
Permanent
—
May 3 by J. F. Burton, Financial
on
agreement to sell $20,000,000 of 4% debentures, due
to insurance companies
1977,
Nov.
on
White,
1956.
1,
Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp. assist¬
corporation in arranging these placements.
ed the
proceeds
the
from
sale
both
of
issues
will
applied
be
the
to
repayment of $60,000,000 of bank loans which were incurred to provide
funds for construction.
will
the
The
have
of first mortgage
issues
with
completion of this year's scheduled financing, Transconti¬
outstanding long-term debt of $229,446,000. Previous
pipe line bonds were retired In December, 1954,
the
With
nental
proceeds from the sale of $169,446,000, 3%% bonds due 1975.
Issue was purchased at that time by 18 institutional Inves¬
entire
the present financing.—V. 183,
most of whom are participating in
tors,
2012.
p.
«
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co.—Orders Increase—
received
Orders
than
more
up
President,
the
on
for
this
of
first
period
quarter of 1956 are
1955, Edwin E. Hokin,
In
orders totaled $5,272,872,
year
the
similar period in the past four years, Mr.
with $3,729,622 in the first quarter of 1955.
increase
primarily
to
the large
purchases of
any
the
placed
Prospects
for the
company
the same
April 18.
months
of
compared
attributed
equipment
Hokin
over
three
first
Hokin said,
He
this
by
41%
announced
amount
largest
In recent months by the nation's railroads.
greater sales In all divisions of the company,
said, look favorable for the remainder of 1950.—V.
Central
Union
Tate Elected
Mr.
1359.
181, p.
Cincinnati,
Co.
Insurance
Life
O
Tate, a Director and member of the executive
Brands, Inc., a Director of Western Union
E.
com¬
Standard
of
*
Director—
a
Tele¬
graph Co., Chairman of the Board of the Raymond City Coal & Trans¬
portation and United Mineral Development Co. of Cincinnati, VicePresident and a Director of the Snap Creek Coal Co. of Logan, W. Va.*
has
elected
bsen
V.
155,
Director of the
a
Central
Union
Life
Co.—
Insurance
1846.
p.
Union Electric Co.—New Name Effective—
Electric
Union
See
Missouri
of
Co.
below.—V.
183,
*
J
1413.
p.
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—Name Changed—
amendment
An
the
to
filed
charter,
company's
April
1956,
23,
changed the name of this
183,
company to Union Electric Co.
Dealings on
Exchange under the new name began cn April 24.
Stock
Midwest
2081.
p.
Oil Co.
California—New Eastern
of
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 425,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
to offer 375,000 common shares for subscrip¬
tion by common stockholders at the rate of one additional share for
each three shares held on
the record date.
The record date, sub¬
scription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
Charles
Plohn & Co. is listed as
underwriter.
The under¬
This
corporation
1956,
25,
company
has
to
use
which
of
price
shares,
to purchase up to 125,000 shares; and it also has
its "best efforts'' to sell stock in excess of the 125,000
shall not
have been
purchased by stockholders.
In
5,000 of the options.
1953 and since that date has been
engaged in research and development of
new and
improved com¬
mercial processes, techniques and equipment for electrolitically deposit¬
ing chromium coatings directly on verious types of-base metals.
To
date, it has handled numerous small orders "which have not, in the
aggregate, been sufficient to establish an earnings record."
Net proceeds
of the financing are expected to aggregate not less
than $290,000.
Of this amount, $120,000 would be spent for production
transfer
to
was
Heyman,
organized
as
in
a
finder's fee,
May
and
for enlarging its sewage disposal system; $10,000
equipment; $23,735 to pay L-R Heat Treating Co. for
equipment and
for rental, utilities and services;
and an
(to be supplied by amendment) to repay short-term loans by
J.
Rizzo,
company
President.
Rizzo is
also
President and
equipment
for
research
certain
amount
Frank
principal
may
stockholder of
L-R Heat Treating Co.
An additional plant
at an estimated cost of $175,000 for build¬
be constructed later,
marketing
"Transfer
has
been
sion
of
Marketing
of
Sales
Manager, announced on
headquarters
our
at
made
selected by this company as
in the 39 Eastern states,
been
doubled
sales
Triton
the
within
of
the
by
Linden
oil
and
years,
two
May 2.
necessary
Mr.
and
motor
past
heart
the
and
operations,"
Royal
our
to
desirable
once
marketing
for
headquarters
Roy Linden,
operations
and
our
demand
market
Eastern
the
rapid
expan¬
"Growing
stated.
lubricants
further increases
has
other
are
anticipated."
Conversion Agent
Manufacturers
The
version
183,
Co.,
York,
New
has
been
appointed
$120,000,000 3V4% convertible debentures
1798).—V. 183, p. 2012.
p.
con¬
1981
due
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Union
End.
Pd.
Appointed—
Trust
for
agent
V.
(see
1956—Month—1955
31—
Mar.
$
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$
$
$
Railway
operating
rev._
42,329,753
41,458,338 118,695,392 113,759,791
Railway
operating
exps.
31,811,444
29,147,378 " 92,099,111
85,867,523
op.
10,518,309
29,147,378
26,596,281
27,892,268
income
3,386,716
4,096,689
7,553,940
8,074,937
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
183,
ry.
op.
2013.
p.
United Carr Fastener
Corp.—Secondary Offering
—
A
secondary offering of 4,400 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on April 23 by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
at $53.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.20
It
share.
oversubscribed.—V. 183,
was
931.
p.
United Dye & Chemical Corp.—Controls Bon Amiby
Acquisition
Ami
Co.
man
of
this
a
the
of
May
on
controlling
interest
by
Alexander
L
Dye
purchased
for
2
in
Gutema,
Bon
Chair¬
Board.
that
stated
consideration
from
corporation
announced
was
the
Gutema
Mr.
cash
of
group
the
United
undisclosed
an
controlling interest of the Bon Ami company
headed by Nathan Cummings and Arthur
investors
Rosenberg.
At
directors
a
directors
D.
Robert J.
Gutema
Committee;
Bon
The
to
Dardi
Bon
Lester
Ami
in
Virgil
Clark
will
D.
following
Dardi,
new
Hyman
Adams.
the Board
elected
was
the
company
Gutema,
Chairman of
G.
include
company,
Canada
cleansing
mining
p.
elected
D.
and
L.
Chief Executive
and
Chairman
continue
the
of
Executive
President
as
of
the
Ami company.
sidiaries
Ami
Alexander
Eveleigh and Harry S.
was
Virgil
Officer;
meeting of the Bon Ami
elected:
were
Lehrich,
Mr.
underwriting commission, the underwriter will receive at
one
at the
Tiarco
its
proposes
agreed
has
Philadelphia
for
Vice-President
per
to
in
Hughes
At the same time, the company signed
Vice-President.
Newark, N. J.—Registers With SEC—
de¬
junction
connected
production and
J 50
w nerever
Available
tbe
the
In
are
up
more
cent per option, options to purchase 50,000 common
subscription price, at any time within five years. The
company
also has agreed to pay a finder's fee to Max Heyman in
the amount of
1% of the proceeds, and the underwriter has agreed
series.
tuiers
share and
ap¬
rectifiers' that
single
voltage
a
1116.
p.
addition to its
of radically new silicon rectifiers—featuring
element with 1,500-volt breakdown voltage-
types
$22.50
showed an all-time high gross
than $1,650,000 over the
previous year, with a resulting 70% increase in net income.
Thorp Finance, organized in 1924, has 56 Wisconsin offices and eight
in Minnesota.
Five of the Minnesota offices were added in 1955 subse¬
quent to the acquisition of Farmers Loan and Thrift.
The Minnesota
operation is known as Thorp Loan and Thrift.
Thorp entered the allied field of general life insurance in 1955 by
establishing a subsidiary firm, the Life Insurance Co. of America.—
a
production
for
company's 1955 annual report
of $4,804,873—an increase of
writer
1115.
Texas Instruments, Inc.—New Products—
a
sell
will
$15,000,000.
of
The
income
shares
Five
plans to
30.
stock
agreed
York
Corp., Thorp,
will be available only to
Wisconsin residents, through Thorp's 56 Wisconsin offices.
Mr. Conway said the stock sale is expected to increase capital funds
by $1,500,000.
The remaining $3,500,000 is expected to result from
sale to institutional Investors of capital and subordinated notes.
Mr. Conway said the directors had recently recommended a plan of
recapitalization under which the par value of the common stock will
be reduced from
$10 to $5 a share and stock split.
Up to now, a
majority of the company's common stock has been held by officers,
directors and employees of the firm.
,
A commitment also has been received for the purchase of an addi¬
tional $1,000,000 of 5V2 % capital notes due serially over the next 10
years.
Thorp also is expected to make application to increase its sub¬
ordinated debt by approximately $3,000,000.
The entire program will
have
the effect of Increasing capital funds from $10,000,000 to in
The
April
Texas Electric Service Co.—Definitive Bonds—
a
Union
Issue 66,667 shares of common stock to
public as part of an over-all program designed to Increase its capi¬
funds by some $5,000,000, Francis J. Conway, President announced
The
able
the
to
Headquarters Selected—
Tiarco Corp.,
See
New
an
—V.
Wis.—Stock Offered—
Split-Up of Shares Authorized—Private Placement—
pleted—
a
authorizing 500,000 shares of new
above.
Inc.
American,
Finance
Thorp
excess
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
Net
120,466
income™
oper.
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
from
8,
1372.
p.
on
the
of
series A and B 4%
to
Textron, Inc.—New Name—
announced that the U. S. Government,
through the Defense Minerals Exploration Administration, has agreed
to finance 75% of a $100,000 uranium exploration project undertaken
Grants,
group
announcement
the
This
corporation
vote
to the present $1.25 convertible preferred
preferred stock, $100 par. They also
will vote on Increasing the authorized common from 5,000,000 to 7,500,000 shares and on Increasing from 200,000 to 300,000 the number of
common
shares for which options may be granted at a price not less
than $33 per share.—V. 183, p. 2012.
and
stock
produce
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Uranium Exploration
"American" from Its name
which applied before its
Co. and Robbins Mills,
at the annual meeting
Inc.,
preference stock, junior
$5
Stylon's new plant at Florence, Ala.,
completed on or about May 31, 1956.
construction
the
plans to drop the word
the designation Textron,
to
in Name—
in early 1955 with the American Woolen
The stockholders will vote on the change
Inc.
on
eight to
nine million square feet of tile annually, Mr. Mass said. Slated for a
site in New Jersey,
the projected plant is expected to be completed
in the second or tnird quarter of 1957.—V. 183, p. 1662.
This
1976, to
Benjamin
merger
is expected
to be substantially
This plant,
tbe third of Stylon's, is scheduled to increase the company's present
aggregate annual output by 66%%.
Negotiations are presently being
that
$1.17
members
new
3%% first mortgage pipe line bonds, due
of insurance companies, according to
of $40,000,000
1520.
p.
corporation
return
and
to an allocation basis which equitably rations our manu¬
factured product among our distributors and other customers, continues
to exceed nine months anticipated production."
for
29,650 shs.
Vice-President-Treasurer
Transcontinental
mittee
pursuant
conducted
183,
Johnson.—V.
the
disclosed
$742,800
31,931
22,395 shs.
the underwriting are: G. H.
Crawford
Co.;
Citizens Trust Co.;
Dargan & Co.; Frost, Read &
Simons; Huger,
Barnwell & Co.; Vivian M. Manning; and Silcox &
record high operations established in the fourth
quarter of
1955,
this corporation recorded sales of $1,662,847 and
net earnings of $189,611, or 11. cents per share,, in the first quarter
of 1956, Joseph Mass, President,* reported on May 1.
For the corre¬
sponding quarter ended March 31, 1955, sales totaled $1,356,592, and
net earnings were $95,737, or six cents per share.
Mr.
Mass
said:
"Our
unfilled orders, all of which are accepted
He
three
George H. Clay of Kansas City, Viceof TWA; Daniel J. Martin of Houston, Texas.
Secretary
and
elected
26
are
in
associated
UNDERWRITERS—Also
Textron American, Inc.—Plans Change
Stylon Corp.—Reports Higher
Maintaining
stock
common
Voting common stock
448.
p.
1971
Notes
Feb. 28,'54
$1,101,188
84,951
32,090
$195,912
income
due
debentures
convertible
subordinated
5%
Feb. 28,'55
$1,569,418
331,583
158,660
Feb. 29,'56
$1,883,029
Months Ended—
Profit
Co.—Earnings—
Davin &
Stockton, Whatley,
They
Financing Arranged—This corporation has sold an issue
In
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
Nine
April
on
1660.
p.
The
expects to use
company
Industrial chemical division and
completed.—V. 183, p. 2012.
was
B non-voting stock
1971,
31,
sinking
a
class
into
BUSINESS—The
865,370
3,766
*175,848
dary offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
was made on April 30 by Dean Witter & Co. at $71.621/2
per
3,805.000
$1.96
share
directors.
Houston,
an
convertible
are
the $100,000 made
new plant
at Mauldln, 8. C.; for additional construction at this
and for moving manufacturing and storage facilities to the new
The balance of the proceeds will be used for working capital.
2012.
p.
debentures
March
its
burse
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
Net
26,840
1955
1956
$48,498,000 $42,037,000
stockholders
of
President
PROCEEDS—The
1954
$259,990
15,906
railway
from
-Reports Loss—
6,544.000
per
The
board
maturity.
1955
March—
$6,224,685
2,498,386
Chemicals, Inc./Greenville, S. C.—Debentures
new
benefit
Gross
$5,952,446
2,716,213
$2,370,363
879,778
$2,221,867
1,122,155
1620.
p.
through
Transit Ry.—Earnings—
Staten Island Rapid
-
100% and accrued interest.
$46,000,000.—V. 183, p. 2012.
were
inc.—
its common stock¬
17, 1956, the right to subscribe
on or before May 8 for $742,800 of 5% subordinated con¬
vertible debentures, due April 1, 1971, at 98V2% and ac¬
crued interest, at the rate of one $100 debenture for each
seven shares held. The offering is underwritten by Edgar
M. Norris and Alester G. Furman Co. and associates, who
will offer any unsubscribed debentures to the public at
were
»
183,
ops.
ry.
open
Airlines, Inc.
revenues-.
loss
Net
holders of record April
,
Gross
above.—V. 183, p. 1520.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Total
Offered—The company is offering to
were
compared with $98,000,000 for the same period last year.
income
from sales and investments
was $1,730,000,000, an
of $204,000,000 over 1955.
*
crude oil
production worldwide was estimated at 2,300,000
dally, compared
with 2,141,000 barrels daily for the first
$112,000,000,
Total
expenses-
from
rev.
Texize
*
increase
t
Vice-President-Engineering of the Hughes Tool Co.; and C. H. Price of
quarter
now outstanding.
»
operations,
its
Effective—
Co.—New Name
Oil
Trans World
1956—Month—1955
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$7,201,971 $7,118,966 $20,907,280 $20,166,369
,
4,980,104
4,748,603 14,954,834
13,941,684
revenue.
oper.
railway
—V.
with earnings for the first
of 1955, of $177,000,000, or 90 cents per share on the shares
This compares
split.
stock
three-for-one
for
capital
working
the name of this company has been changed
183, p. 2081.
May 4, 1956,
Oil Co.—V.
Tidewater
3,866,016
Loss
net consolidated earnings for
1956, of $205,000,000, or $1.04
months ended March 31,
three
Effective
to Tidewater
Pacific Ry.—Earnings-
&
oper.
Railway
Jersey)—Earnings Up—
30 estimated
April
on
company
including
plant,
new
Water Associated Oil Co.—Name Changed—
Tide
See Tide Water Associated Oil Co.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
Standard Oil Co. (New
39,027,885
12,568,985
complete
named Continental Communi¬
183, p. 1620.
the first
income—
2012.
oper.
183,
32,610,783
8,107,318
1,732,506
32,247,154
8,737,426
2,201,291
34,775,209
8,117,749
2,074,036
railway
railway.-
from
ry.
—V.
sold,
1—
Net
on
automatic traffic device in May,
manufactured its first
Inc.,
cations,
;1954.—V.
Income
Jan.
from
Gross
revealed.
1.
Mav
announced
Vice-President,
James
O.
Burke, Executive
The purchase price was not
Electronic Protection, Inc., formerly
El-Tec,
railway
oper.
From
The
railway
from
Gross
along its route while speeding through congested
corporation made this entry into the traffic safety field with
the recent
cash purchrse of the assets, inventory and patents of
Electronic
Protection,
Inc.,
cf Chicago,
original manufacturer oi
.red
:
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
$280,000 for equipment.
If substantially all shares offered
the proceeds are expected to be sufficient to pay for the
and
are
1954
1953
$12,067,000 $11,859,781 $10,970,939 $13,648,643
2,954,166
3,922,836
2,540,200
4.108,433
620,579
1,221,288
231,266
1,269,004
1955
1956
March—
Net
ing
Orleans RR.—Earnings—
Texas & New
~
.
.
.
(2228)
and
and
household
many
interests
which
in
was
Australia,
compound
New
has
founded
in
manufactures
1886
and
of
expanding
Also
the
company
items.
Hampshire
and
North
has
well-known
the
plans
sub¬
Bon
its
products
has
Feldspar
Carolina.—V
183
1798.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.—Earns.
The
corporation
earnings
for
equivalent
common
For
net
—V.
stock.
the
nine
on
nine
April
25
months
p.
estimated
March
31,
Up
consolidated
net
of
$12 909 000
the 5.655,924 shares
This includes capital gains of $494,000.
of
outstanding
per
share
on
months
ended
March
were
$12,016,000,
stock now outstanding.
183,
reported
ended
1956
$2.28
to
earnings
common
the
2081.
31,
1955,
estimated
consolidated
equal
to
$2.12
per
share
on
the
This included capital gains of $948 000.
t!
Volume 183 " Number 5531
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
k't"U
<2229)
planting
Merger—
United States Potash Co.—Possible
tree
President, announced that there have been pre¬
liminary discussions between officers of this company and the direc¬
tors
6f Borax Cbcusolidatw Ltdy -of- Lbndoft, England4,' And41 officers
of
Its American Division, Pacific Coast Borax Co., with a view to
M.
H.
Albright,
interest
for
ket
In
Ltd.
.stock),
the
the
of
ment
Co.
early
1930's.
expansion
(at
Its
lands,
,
time
one
50'/*
the
of
mining
at
refining
and
in
the
of
soil
Ltd.
in
Borax
company.
is
also
presently
engaged
plant expansion in this country and in the
proved method of mining which will result In
its
from
extremely
Borax
-
York
Consolidated
financial
and
valuable
Lee
borax
in
installation
of
Ltd, has announced, that members of the New
houses
'Lazard
0/
Freres
Co.',
&
Eberstadt
P.
&
Co.
Higginson
Corp. and a representative of the
Rockefeller
interests have agreed to join the board of the new American com¬
pany; that a group of American investors headed by Lazard Freres
&
Co.
will
acquire a* stock Interest of approximately 8>/2% in the
American
made
by
.for
The
the
loans
merged
current
vide
broader
a
insurance
base
provisional
$16,000,000
and
company
companies
expansion
ment.
that
aggregating
American
an
-
and
company;
would
have
and
program,
which
upon
the
to
group
a
resources
the
American
assets
future
growth
-'..;
Consolidated, Ltd. above.—V.
Borax
United
This
the
States Radium
corporation
New
has
Jersey Zinc Co,
These
materials
Whippany,
N.
will
J.,
trademark.—V.
178, p.
into
contract
a
its luminescent
be
will
be
United
at
marketed
7,
and
has
N.
free
seedlings
pro¬
to
landowners.
Offered—The
at
intends .' to
company
expansion
and
for
the
use
its
Y.
principal
general
executive
corporate
offices
at
195
with
its
at
subsidiaries
its
Radium's
own
relatively
operations.—V.
inson & Co.
minor
183,
as compared
2013.
p.
those
with
during
the
June
period
1,
1956, to July 15, 1957, in the maximum amount of $25,000,000; and the
Commission has given interested persons until
May 17, 1956, to request
intention
issue
to
3.35%
on
group on
all maturities.
Salomon
during the second
half of 1957, such additional securities as may be required to discharge
the bank loans and to finance in
part the remainder of the 1957 con¬
struction program and carry it forward into 1958,
maintaining approxi¬
mately the present debt-equity ratios.—V. 182, p. 1382.
Bros.
3%s.,
as
sell,
and
of
the
and
&
issue
4
is
to
dump
183,
99.18%
for
the
be
secured
Diesel
2
300
cars;
by
the
electric
following
road
hopper
switching
and
cars,
45
Tne
be
used
for
expenses
to
incident
photographic equipment
and
wholesale
and
distribution
retail
supplies.
of
from
Net
:
ry.
March—
Gross
1956
v
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
1955
1954
$3,515,754
$2,894,345
/ 1,990,270
1,430,686
996,993
8x6,600
54^64
r
1,089,077
$3,196,170
1,131,169
"
Gross
Net
ry.
—V.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
from
8,835,672
'7,099,597
4,112,088
2,852,970
3,312,265
3,758,938
2,274,091
1,757,368
1,607,894
1903.
p.
The
Inc.,
Its
Visking Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
made on April 23 by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. at $37.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of 90 cents per
to
share.
Oil
384,860
It
completed.—V. 183,
was
Gross
1661.
p.
This
be
Walworth Co.—Conversion of Debentures—
The
of
convertible
3'A 96
stock
common
price
for
share of
per
debentures
each
$1,000
stock
common
are
convertible
now
This
debenture.
of
is
into
shares
52
equivalent
to
Prior to May 1, 1956, the rate of conversion was 59.6 shares of com¬
mon stock
for each $1,000 debenture.
This was equivalent to a price
per share of common stock of $16.78.
The holders of debentures surrendered for conversion
..
prior
close
of
accrued
on
April 30, 1956, was entitled to receive interest
debenture so surrendered to the date of surrender.
any
Debentures
•
Old
are
convertible
into
stock
common
Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street, Boston 6,
thnt
request
the
to
business
on
stock.—V.
the debentures
183,
p.
so
surrendered
by
surrender
with
Mass.
converted
be
a
into
the
at
written
common
2081.
•
^
See
Atlas
The
Cuban
of
above.—V.
net
profit of $202,733
ing
dividend
share
per
compares
for
183,
p.
359.996
with
net
the
$500,000
in
of
taxes.
of
stock
182,
58
or
p.
March
is equal,
preferred
common
$220,332,
1955.—V.
This
ended
31,
1956
after deduct¬
stock,
to
54
cents
outstanding.
cents
per
share
This
for the
1847.
West Point Manufacturing Co.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 12,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on April 25 by Courts & Co. at
■,
A
$18.87 %
share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents
was quickly completed.
Associated in the
offering were Robinson-Humphrey Co.; J. W. Tindall
& Co.; and Wyatt, Neal &
Waggoner.—V. 183, p. 1661.
per
per
share.
which
It
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.
—
To
Build
This
been
the
one
of the nation's leading integrated producers of
paperboard, has announced that it is building a forest
capable df growing 20 million seedlings annually in Dorchester
County, South Carolina.
The
nursery
will
rank
in
size
with
the
largest in the South.
.
company,
and
The
company,
as
one
recent
acres
of
of
the
years.
It
which
owns
timberlands
most
will
and
in
significant
enable
the
scientifically
the
South,
additions
company
already extensive tree planting activity in
seedlings available to small landowners.
In
the
nurseries,
company's
past
accept
offer
an
offered
stocic
made
at
$12.70
shares,
H.
registration
a
of
Curtis.
its
an
through
and
/
by
the
underwriting
The
the
to
10c
statement
headed
and
group
offering
247,500
manages
regards
its
to
to
more
new
forest
expand
the
the
South
and
and
than
nursery
facilities
in
improve
its
make
more
of
the
to
cash
capital
of
ing
defray
$50,000;
tor
public
invested
sold,
are
1n
the
the
company
Is
its
held
rights
(Beverly
partner
the
limited
Walter
of
held
manufacturing,
/
■
>
;
—v
.
1954
1953
$2,933,686
746,065
593,771
296,000
568,165
222,471
868,64a
414,824
6,938,313
6,686,075
7,975,778
1,545,322
942,000
1,880,142
656,234
79,478
792,551
-
1,760,187
v
:;;
purchase
exploration
under
the
received
687,500
Cuba
.
415,381
.
is
Of
subsid¬
1,540,000
(N.w
for
com¬
Is
a
and
policy
of
of
held
be
concession
stock
their
of
the
cooperation
areas
rights
company
by
and
the
subsidiaries.
and
in
TO
the
the
and
was
In
1910
of
,-
.
$320,000
Connecticut
the
the
.t
Outstanding
24,000 shs.
of
balance«
..
FINANCING
Authorized
whose principal
originally Incorporated
Statutes
business
name
The
the
of
on
The
as
is
not
is
in
1899, under
Waterbury Automatic'
changed
was
controlled
-
that
located
are
Nov. -23,
company
company
corporation.
or
10,600 shs.'
offices
to The
directly
or
■
company
of
Broadcasting Co., Philadelphia, Pa,—Files—
company
at
on
150,000
$1.87%
working
This
of
per
capital.
corporation,
the
with
effective,
;
presently
has
Lazard
Freres
&
company's
.
the
the
of
sold
probably
of
Sale
be
4%
Co.
will
stock,
the
shares
$100
proceeds
will
The
common
3
shares
statement
be¬
company
stock
and
value preferred
investment
banking
*
from
be
of
May
on
100,000
par
the
manage
offering.
funds,
general
covering
registration
end of
May,
the
1,321,563
cumulative
proposed
chemicals,
statement
when
toward
outstanding
shares
Industrial
of
registration
a
to
135,399
underwriting
producer
a
SEC
stock
common
comes
stock.
group
"
which
will
first
public
financing
in
the
intended,
according
to
the
for
the
the
company's 65-year history.
The sale
registration statement,
to create
an
is
initial
be
public
added
market
to
the
shares,
which prior to
this time have been privately held largely
by descendants of Captain John B. Ford, pioneer chemical industrialist
who
founded
the
Wyahdotte
chemicals
"'/ being
Is
and
company.
of
one
such
the
soda
at
leading
a
business
nation's
industry.
major
caustic
ash,
producer
of
In
soda
producers
and
of
chloiine
basic
in
heavy
addition
to
cleaning
recent
and sanitizing
products for
years,
the
company
has
moved
into
the
organic field with its production of glycols and synthetic
detergents. The company also produces coke, ccmcnt, and limestone.
Wyandotte's
dotte,
Mich.,
plants
are
limestone
principal
11
manufacturing
miles
below
plants
Detroit
on
the
are
in
Wyan¬
River.
These
locat'rd
Detroit
supplied with brine from nearby comoany fields, and with
from Wyandotte quarries at Alpena, Mich.—V. 167, p. 1737.
Yard-Man, Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
This
manufacturer
largest sales and
current
The
exploration
At
the
it does not intend to attempt extensive exploration by
company believes that the proceeds of the present financ¬
provide funds sufficient to defray the costs and expenses
for itself and the subsidiaries for the immediate future and
in
its
May
on
1
reported
the
history for the three-quarters of its
ended March
31,
sales were
months
profit after taxes $473,534 or 98 cents a share
shares
outstanding.
Because
its
business is
normally
makes about 40%
of
its sales and
nine
common
Yard-Man
profits in its last quarter,
stated.
lawnmowers
power
the
net
and
480,000
on
of
earnings
For
year.
seasonal,
which ends June 30, D. M.
Teer, President,
N
,
collaboration
subsidiaries.
all outstand¬
repay
PRESENT
company,
Conn.,
$8,052,720
the
properties from White
the company as working
by
EFFECT
(par $25
covering
filed
and
Director
the
those
of
financing,
to
York)
President;
as
used
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Assistant
and
Enterprises;
listed
to be
are
_____
stock
shares, Florent
Schafrann
proceeds
GIVING
debt
offered
has
Eagle Oil Co., of Tulsa.
common
the
a
of
Director
Helmerich
the
expenses
subsidiaries.
Schafrarm
a
Cal
of
of
pursue
H.
Jay
value
no
stocks
Calif.)
Duce,
for
will
by the
the
partner.
H.
Wnite
for
received
and
B.
percentages,
Hills,
(Havana)
shares,
balance
to
the
these
time
required
them
ploration.
to
participate
to
some
extent
in
The
reported
$4^o.075
nr
t>8
corresponding
drilling
or
other
ex¬
cents
period
earnings
and
sales
share
a
a
on
compare
the
ago.—V.
year
same
183,
p.
wilh $8 327,770 pM
capitalization for the
821.
Yardley Water & Power Co., Yardley, Pa.—Files
Securities and Exchange
The
4
company
SEC
White Eagle Oil Co.—To Sell Certain
see
to
items.
on the basis of one new share for each share
offering is not underwritten.
General
SEC
by
62,500
Wnite Eagle International Oil Co.
Properties-
above.—V.
175, p.
1484.
covering
($25
the
company
has been dependent upon state-owned
which
have
found
it
increasingly difficult
to meet the
for
the
requirements
millions
of
seedlings
needed
for
be
The
v/ill
enable
in
areas
present
itself.
Tne
intends
others
the
proceeds
$1,000,000
Co.
to
company
with
the
to
April 24 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class A common stock (par $1) to be
share, through Boenning & Co.; Hallowed,
Sulzberger & Co.; Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc., and Suplee, Yeatman <te
Co., Inc., all of Philadelphia, Pa.
The net proceeds are to be used
un-
price
the
exchange
William
general
President
Oil
in
Valentine
shares.
Secretary.
Eagle
;
with
cents)
$2,493,642
•
WPFH
/V
Director,
a
bf.the
23%
Enterprises
Assistant
net
10
1903.
p.
The
The
to
hold under various types
which some 40% is offshore.
of
offered
concession
he
the
the
1414.
furnishing exchange tele¬
phone service In the major portions of the Towns of Woodbury/ Bethle¬
hem and Southbury, Connecticut, and In small
portions of the Towns
ox
Osuord ana noxoury, Conn.—V. 183, p. 1903.
with
stock,
common
par
public
Kernan,
be
issued
Fitzsimmons
expend
novelty
675,867
share)
The
company
determining
and
Of
p.
.1955
Woodbury Telephone Co.
Indirectly by any person
which
Cuba
in
to
In
the
also
and
income
Telephone Co.
Vir
••
shares
hold
shares
received
is
notification
(par
Incident
expenses
7,790,904
Woodbury,
under
Francis
to
will
275,000
Maureen
products,
1—
BUSINESS—The
North and South Dakota, Oklahoma, and in
capital has been provided through tne sale of 31,-
stock.
is
?
$2,464,717
2121.
for;
provided- 78%-
Cuba
Treasurer,
of
stock
.
were acquired
by Whi-e Eagle Oil Co.
also has agreed to purchase from
producing and non-producing leaseholds
producing and non-producing mineral and over¬
Ltncoln G.
Bailly
received
related
.
certain
shares
attributed
Cal
;
:
1956
CAPITALIZATION
per
& Co., of which Kernan is a limited partner,
Eagle Oil Co., which has the right to name a
issuer's directors for 10 years, also was granted a
have
2,750,000
iaries,
~
$2,826,366
PROCEEDS—The net
Weld
the
the
of
letter
a
2,036,288
outstanding stock. The stock¬
holders
referred
to
above,
plus
those
who
received
the
2,750,000
shares, will have provided 22%
of the cash ($650,000) and will hold
77%
of
the
of this company to
ing 'short-term bank loans in the amount of $68,000
applied to the payment of new construction.
White
($2,312,500)
will
nursery
750,000
filed
subsidiaries)
The
and
White,
will
public
for
toys
Income
oper.
held.
:
27
organized
Co.
shares
all
After
and
common
railway
railway—
183,
per
of the
10-year option to purchase up to 1,000,000 common shares, at a price
$2.50 per share during the first five years and at $3 per share
during the second five years. ,;
'
•, •.
:
at
Woodbury Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—The
of Westpan, has agreed to sell
about 53%
of the outstanding
owner
shares
acreage
Additional
to
filed
of
of
"
•
from
5;055,010
1661.
&
1,000,000
$100,000.
$7,777,179
flat
of
Forest
Nursery—
paper
to
common
represents
sale
and
West
voted
18
the
April
on
cash.
common
totaled
183,
15,034,861
•
p.
(now
Oil
Eagle
Oklahoma
lor
months
subsidiary
on
shares
profit
corresponding period in
all
183,
large
additional
for
shares
£62.
three
after Income
requirements
on
April
•
was
majority
reports
company
1,291,640
1,156,250
companies
White
for
to
$5,641,131
2,046,610
810,556
11,211,411
2,131,766
1,003,321
2,404,321.
in the exploration
concessions
An
250
Wayne Knitting Mills—Earnings Off Slightly—
This
433,591
1,509,942
Jackson
company
engage
share
Electric Power Co.—Bonds Sold—The re¬
public offering of $30,000,000 37/8% first mortgage
bonds due April 15, 1986 at 101.875% and accrued
inter¬
est by The First Boston
Corp, and associates was over¬
subscribed and the books closed. See details in V.
Delaware law on Feb. 7, 1956,
and development and production of,
oil, gas and other hydrocarbons, with its primary empnasis initially
centered
in The Republic of Cuba.
On Feb. 17, 1956, the company
issued
2,750,000 common shares in exchange for the stocks of six
to
received
A
shareholders
Wisconsin
riding royalty interest in
Corp.—Merger Terms—
Corp.
530,944
-
public
Webber,
Canada.
Wasatch
for
10
used
from
ry.
—V.
1953
891,556
derwiiting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
a
$19.23.
covering
offered
Paine,
shares
1955.
to
through Columbia Securities Co., Denver, Colo.
be
railway—
Jan.
Net
cars.—
1954
$4,080,139
\
corporation
SEC
fund
accessories
shares
railway..—..
Net
White Eagle International Oil Co., Tulsa, Okla.—Reg¬
isters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
•
1955
1,087,025
Corp., the largest
stock.—V.
common
to
are
oper.
From
also
75
hopper
$4,476,186
2.511,951
on
shares,
s-
mutual
of
31
is offering to its stockholders of record April 20,
1956, the right to subscribe on or before May 18, 1956
for 5,300 additional shares of
capital stock at par ($25
.'12,403,941 i 11,665,487
purchase
'.■■■
Sinclair
share.
from
ry.
Fund
stockholders
Jalco,
April
on
distributing
from
Capital
9,542,496
income—
oper.
183,
10,106,368
additional
quarter
in¬
comparing
December *
the
complete line of household goods.—V. 183,
share,
per
and
Net
1799.
p.
took
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co.—Stockholders Accept Offer
13,388,541
railway—___
183,
in
first
period and
who
March
automobile
299,900
proceeds
March—
692,0 i5
•From Jan. 1—
the
paid
about
was
cent
locomotives;
660,703
_
income.
ooer.
gain
the
in
was
balanced
a
corporation
Gross
p.
1,005,394
income
railway..
railway
from
the
to
covering
selling
1—
Jan.
of
addition
The
its
estimated
$4,399,213
__
from
Net
1953
$4,134,454
,
income,-.
oper.
.
railway.
railway......
oper.
From
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—V:
':
1956
from
Net
for
Shareholders
income
pany
March—
Gross
investment
record
a
realized
than
net
distribu¬
of
•,
27.
offered at $1
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—
corporation on April 12 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 2,500 sha:es of common capital stock to be offered at
($10 per share),
without
underwriting.
The
proceeds are
to
from
share
a
Wing E-E, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
the authorization
covered
$12.63
,,
stockholders have voted to change the name
Stores, Inc., it was announced on April 30.
The
2121.
p.
V
share,
from
income
corporation offers
SEC
'
equipment
of
by Francis F. Randolph.
figure was up from $12.18
White's Auto Stores,
Inc.—Changes Name—~
17,
from
certificates,
certificates are subject to
Commerce Commission.
$4,114,521:
cars;
bid
the
of
19
The
and fixed income
The
awarded
were
high
new
a
April
March
Net
certificates
—
New
derived
bid of 99.559%.
a
on
President.
earlier.
year
distribution
assets
W'.iite
Inc. and McMaster Hutch¬
The
on
Hutzler
sale
Interstate
The
cost
May 2
President
quarter, up from $7,124,420 at Dec. 31 and from
$5,855,031.;
31, 1955. The assets continued to be held roughly 50% in
bonds and preferred stocks and 50% in comma*
stocks.—V. 183, p. 1041.
~
Vicar, Inc.—Files With SEC—
par
Feb.
at
,■_
Issuance
V.
SEC
stock
cash
on
to the
hearing thereon. The funds are to be used, with other available cash,
to carry forward the system's construction
program, estimated to cost
approximately $41,000,000 for the years 1956 and 1957.
a
and
end of the
May 3 offered $3^285,000 of 3%% equip¬
ment
trust
certificates, series S, maturing annually,
June 1, 1957 to 1971,
inclusive, at prices scaled to yield
April 30, has applied to the SEC
on
greater
"Helecon"
its
a
distribution
Net
distributing
derived
reported
10 .cents per
cents
record
office
are
reached
company
was
Board
31, 1955. v
quarter dividend
10.5%
companies materials
stocks
to
9.5
1955
Its principal
central
elected
was
March
first
In
Broadway,
this
it
the
share
.
Nov,
of
31,
of
over
creased
com¬
purposes.
on
Vice-President,
k
first of the year and, after
adding back the December
of 71 cents from realized
gain, represented an increase
12%
for. plant/
proceeds
,
the
tion
price by American
same
transmission of typewritten communications. Revenues
from
over
March
Chairman
the first seeds into the ground
Western Maryland
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
borrowings
company's
to
1799.,v
Whitehall Fund, Inc.—Asset Value at New
Highat
business Is the manufacturing of telephone
switchboards and other telephone equipment, which
principally to American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
telephone subsidiaries. The company also procures and sells
such
484.
This company, it was announced
for an order authorizing bank
the
distributed
v
Officer.
Bauman,> Executive
p.
Asset value
seasons,
•,/.
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co.
is
planting
N.
183,
cables,
and
Utah Power & Light Co.—Bank Borrowings—
It
next several
sold
are
installs
States
under
and
items
pigment business.
manufactured
and
take
to
of
Executive
J.
February 1957, following the preparation of the
completion of the drainage and water system.—V. 183,
apparatus,
2129,
p.
within the
number
million
BUSINESS—The company was Incorporated )n New York
York
Corp.—Acquisition—
entered
plant
180,
is
..
develop¬
maintains
'/■.
'■<.'/
v.1"
..
also
Chief
V.
and supplies not of its own manufacture,
points throughout the country, and
equipment. The company also has undertaken
many important projects in the
nation's preparedness program. The
company
has a number of subsidiaries,
the
most
important being
Teletype Corp. which manufactures printing telegraph equipment for
and
<■'-
■■
See
of' the'
8,000,000 seedlings were planted on company
anticipated that the company's requirements will
the
the
1915
company
would
it
of
Improvement
✓
been
have
headquarters
than
PROCEEDS—The
of American banks.
adequate to finance
combined
build
td
arrangements
White Motor Co.—Bauman Elected President—
Robert F.. Black,
,.Chairman; of the Board and President^ on. May- 2
relinquished the office of President and was elected
Chairman and.
located
Telephone & Telegraph Co., which owns approximately
99.82%
(12,681,649 shares) of the 12,705,000 shares of
common stock
currently outstanding. The offering is not..
underwritten. ' './*■.
;.r,-y-.';*.
'1 v;
im¬
an
among
land
Division.
to be subscribed for at the
are
.1
,
and
and
■.
higher recovery
muen
a
deposits.
of
April 30 offered to its minority stockholders of
record April 10 the right to subscribe on or before
May 31 for 2,594 additional shares of common stock (no
pari at $45 per share at the rate of one new share for
each nine shares held.
An additional 1,409,072 shares
;
extensive
an
distribution
acres
S/'Ci;
Western Electric Co., Inc.—Stock
transfer to the now American
company the greater part of its assets and operations in the United
States.
A
merger
would combine rhese assets with
those of
the
Potash
50
pany on
to
proposes
free
owners.
The
Canada.
Consolidated
Borax
-
for
on
Summervillfe;
Woodlands
1661.
p.
It has also conducted exploratory opera¬
discovered potash fields in the Saskatchewan
recently
and
woodlot
erected
be
during the month of
approximately $3,QOO,OOC.
tions
Province
will
The company expects to be able to put
company's
operations
Southern
exclusive
Potash company is completing a
Carlsbad, New Mexico at a cost
the
plant
individual
oL ithe
than double this
more
mar¬
responsible for financing the develop¬
company's
Currently
of
securities
west
record total of more
stated further that Borax Con¬
held a suos.antial stock interest
years
many
American
the
miles
company's
company
Albright
Potash
further
of
merged
and w.is largely
Potash
in
created
Mr.
for
has
States
United
common
be
the
of
connection,
solidated,
in
shares
the
this
would
other
Tne building of the nursery has been timed to take care
of the
company's accelerated planting requirements, which have been steadily
increasing over the years.
During the 1955-1956 planting season a
merger
American
12
lands
company-owned
and
installation
new
about
of United States Potash Co. with a new American
company to be established by Borax Consolidated Ltd., such a merger
to
be
accomplished through an
excnange
of shares
whereby the
stockholders
of the Potash
company
would become stockholders in
the new American company.
In consequence of this step an important
possible
a
on
farmers
The
53
per
to
pay
on
2,000
share),
outstanding
advances
from
April
note,
filed
23
shares
without
of
a
developers.—V.
letter of notification
stock to be offered
at par
The proceeds are to be used,
station and for repayment of
1817.
common
underwriting.
for
With
Commission—
pumping
180,
p.
The Commercial and
54
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1956
■
(2230)
STATE AND CITY
"
J
County School District
No. 31 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz* ;
Maricopa
ALABAMA
Alabama Building Authority
(P. O,
Averill,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 10
bonds offered
a.m.
(MST) on May 31 for the
2015—were not
purchase
of
$27,000
building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due
building
revenue
May 2—v. 183, p.
sold.
Anniston, Ala.
on
T. Mor¬
Bond Offering—George
ris, Chairman of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on May
14 for the purchase of $1,950,000
water revenue bonds. Dated June
Mohave County
issue
of
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (MST) on May 21
for
the
purchase
of
$709,000
bonds.
Dated April 1,
on July
1 from 1957
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable at the
County Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
building
gality approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of
Phoenix.
Salt
Be¬
being full faith and credit
obligations to the City, the bonds
are
further secured by rentals
from a 20-year lease of certain
properties to Julius Kayser & Co.
Further details may be obtained
Agricultural
Project
River
Improvement and Power Dist.
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Haleyville, Ala.
sides
Due
1956.
Bond Offering—Secretary
Bond Offering—Minnie L. Kim-
brell, City Clerk, will offer at
public auction at 2 p.m. (CST) on
May 9 an issue of $325,000 general
obligation building bonds. Due
J. Cunning¬
of the Board of Su¬
ham, Clerk
Dahlquist, Herrington &
1956.
Sacramento County,
-
■
Sale
4.96%.
inclusive.
A. L.
$80,000 capital outlay school war¬
was sold to
Thornton, Mohr
& Farish, of Montgomery, as 2%s
and 2y2s. Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
School
Anaheim
bids
will
his
$850,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered May
1—v. 183,
2122—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
headed
by the Bank of
America National Trust & Sav¬
p.
ALASKA
'
Anchorage, Alaeka
*
Bond
Offering
—
George C.
Shannon, City Manager, will
ceive
for
sealed
the
bonds,
bids
until
purchase
as
of
re¬
May
23
$2,550,000
street
improvement
275,000 telephone bonds.
175,000
park
and
recreational
sewer
system
bonds.
ARIZONA
Maricopa
County School District
No. 21 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
t
receive
(MST)
purchase
of
a.m.
bonds.
sealed
on
clusive.
(J-J)
May
31
until
for
10
and
the
interest
bids
County
until
ing
bonds
offered
April
26—
v. 183, p. 1415—were awarded to
the Lewis E. Offerman Company.
Maricopa
County School District
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
No. 25 (P. O.
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
of
on
bonds.
bids
until
10
June 14 for the
$150,000
building
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at
the
County Treasurer's
office. '
Co.
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — C. C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Maricopa County School District
No. 69 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $58,000 build¬
sealed
&
building
Treasurer's office.
will receive
Weeden & Co., Dean
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Heller,
Bruce & Co., H. E. Work & Co.,
Shuman, Agnew & Co., Irving
Lundborg & Co., Lawson, Levy &
Williams,
Stone
& Youngberg,
Hill Richards
&
Co., Fred D.
Blake & Co., and C. N. White &
Francisco,
his
at
10
in
office
Sacramento
(PDST) on May 9
for the purchase of $89,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956.
Due
on
a.m.
June 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's
office.
1975
and interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
Angeles, jointly,
&
Union
Sonoma
School
Stanislaus
County, Calif.
school bonds
was
from
,
on
1959 to
1976 in¬
1
2,515,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1986
1995
to
inclusive.
Other
members
Witter
Dean
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
School
Union
El Dorado
District,
&
of
the
$18,000 school
April
30
were
Dean Witter & Co.,
offered
to
Francisco, as follows:
$5,000 4s. Due
13,000
4^4s.
on March 12, 1973.
Due on March 12
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
The bonds
Due
1976
interest
on
are
dated March
(M-S)
Principal
payable at
approved
by
and
the
Legal¬
Orrick, Dahl¬
County Treasurer's office.
ity
12,
March 12 from 1973
inclusive.
ing bonds offered May 1—v. 183,
p.
2122—were awarded to Dean;
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, as
31/2S, at 101.39, a basis of about
3.33%.
Puente Union
High School District,:
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed^
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
ing
Due
9
(CDST) on May 22
$200,000 build¬
a.m.
bonds.
June
Dated
1956.
1,
June 1 from 1957 to 1976
on
and
interest
the
County
Redlands Joint Union High School
District, San Bernardino County
California
Bond Sale—The
a price of 100.006, a
cost of about 2.62%,
Co., at
Co., Ira Haupt &
Sims & Co., and
San
Bond
School District,
Diego County, Calif.
Sale—Th® $20,000
1957 to
1962 inclusive.
234s.
520,000
2015—were
p.
&
Angeles, as 4s, at a
price of 101.74, a basis of about
3.85%.
5
•
Liberty Union High School District,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Bond Offering — W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
til 11
a.m.
(CDST)
on
Due
on
April
15
from 1963 to 1978 inclusive.
San
Anselmo
School
•
District,
Marin
County, Calif. »
—
George S.
Jones, County Clerk, will receive'
Bond
Oifering
sealed
bids
until
at
his
11
office
a.m.
in
San
(PDST)
on
May 8 for the purchase of $210,-'
000
school
May 1—v. 183,
awarded to Blyth
offered
as
$120,000 3s. Due on April 15 from
Rafael
Union
net
follows:
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., Rand &
Lakeside
>
$640,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 30—v.
183, p. 1904—were awarded to a
group composed of the California
Bank, Los Angeles, E. F. Hutton!
& Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, and Shearson, Hammill &
group:
Co., of Los
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
.
Orange County, Calif.
1
Bond Sale—The $92,000 build-;
interest
geles, Wm. R. Staats & Co., Wee¬
den & Co.; Bacon; Whipple & Co.,
Kaiser & Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
bonds
Camino
El
Lowell Joint School District,
1996.
Co., John Nuveen & Co., SecurityFirst National Bank of Los An¬
Co., Herbert J.
to
Orrick,
33/4s.
Due on Jan.
1975 to 1985 inclusive.
1,925,000
Allan Blair & Cq<rr
from
by
1966 to 1974 inclusive.
of
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
awarded May 1
approved
a
(J-D)
1956.
Legality
p.
clusive.
Co., of San Francisco.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May 1
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
from
15
June
on
Inc.,
inclusive.
$490,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
May 15 for
the purchase of $135,000 building
bonds. Dated June 15, 1956. Due
to Kaiser &
1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
at
County, Calif.
—
L. W. Bither,
(CDST)
Robert
Miller &Co., Harold E. Wood & Co., Mer¬
rill, Turben & Co., Hill Richards
& Co., Lester, Ryons & Co., and
Ginther, Johnston & Co. ■>
' r
Pickard,
group
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
a.m.
Grove and Spring
2122—were awarded to a
composed of Blyth & Co.,
price of 100.03, a net interest
of about 3.90%, as follows:
183,
v.
cost
District,
&
Principal
(J-D)
payable
at
$5,230,000 con¬ Treasurer's office.
struction bonds Offered May 1—
bonds offered
2122 —were
School
Corbett
Bond Sale—The
3V2S, at par.
Association,
^
Burns,;
for the purchase of
Valley Irrigation District (P. O.
Box 518, La Mesa), Calif.
Bond Offering
til 11
of
Weigold & Co., *
until
300,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1,
Unified
Denair
purchase
(M--N) payable at
Treasurer's office. Le¬
La Mesa, Lemon
Riverside
San Francisco.
District,
Bond Sale—An issue of $128,000
,
Illinois. Company;
San Francisco.
p.
Savings
S.
.
awarded to the American National
Trust
E
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
$100,000 under¬
construction
1 — v. 183,
pass
May
r
.
interest
and
Colton, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
for jtjbe
8
the County
$197,000 build¬
as
*
Offering5**— George
May
on
ing bonds offered April 30—v. 183,
p. 2122—were awarded to Secu¬
rity-First National Bank, and R.
H. Moulton & Co., both of Los
of San
Bellevue
,
.
W. Baird & Co., Hayden,
.
$100,000 buildinjg bonds.
Dated
May 15, 1956. Due on May 15 from
1957 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal
County, Ctdif.
Bond Sale—The
at
Jones, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until il a.m. (PDST)
$57,000 school
1—v. 183, p.
the Secu¬
District,
Sch.
Coachella
awarded
cisco.
/*
The
■
County, Calif.
•
1
Bond
•
basis of about 2.86%.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
3K**"
rity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, as 3s, at a price of 100.77,
a
payable
(M-S)
Kentfield School District, Marin.
2122—were awarded to
syndi¬
Archoe School District, Sacramento
1, 1956. Due
1958 to 1976 in¬
Principal
payable
at
the
of
members
cate: American Trust Co., of San
the
June
July 1 from
on
bids
$200,000
Dated
790,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
1959 to 1981 inclusive.
Witter
bonds.
sanitary
1, 1957
Due on June
$60,000 5s.
Other
450,000 water bonds.
facilities
follows:
and 1958.
bonds.
Will
cost of about 2.99%, as
follows:
$1,500,000
150,000
ings Association, of San Francisco,
price of 100.21, a net interest
at a
May
offered
bonds
and
Francisco.
San
School District,
Sale—The
Bond
Orange
District,
Principal
County Treasurer's office.
(PDST)
Angeles County, Calif.
March 28 from 1957
the
Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
in San
Bernardino until 11 a.m.
on;
inclusive.
interest
receive
office
Clerk,
at
Due
1966
to
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County
son,
sealed
1956.
Calif.
San Bernardino County,
Bond
Los
County, Calif.
»*
•
Cr '«s.
The bonds are dated March 28,
,
Chino Unified School District,
of
rants
>-
■
CALIFORNIA
issue
An
—
Los - Angeles,
.
-
"■
inclusive.
Weedowee), Ala.
Calif. i* -
.
Claremont Unified
Warrant
Legality approved by Or->
riek, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut-:
cliffe, of San Francisco. -
1
bonds. \ Dated Jan. 1,
on Jan.
1 from 1960
Due
1987
'
,
School District,
Oaks
-Fair
Butte
on "May
14 for the purchase of
Principal and $400,000 building bonds.
Dated
interest
(J-J)
payable at the May 15, 1956. Due on May 15
Valley National Bank, of Phoenix, from 1958 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
or
at
the
First National City
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Bank, of New York City, or at at the County Treasurer's office.
from Thornton, Mohr & Farish, of the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Legality approved by O'Melveny
Montgomery.*^-*
of Chicago. Legality approved"by
& Myers, of Los Angeles..
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Randolph County (P. O.
to
'
,
the Board
receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (MST) on May
15 for the purchase of $11,000,000
corporate
'
.
,
.1*
Calif.«
County, Calif, J
•;> Bond Sale—The$9,000,000 water
/ Bond' Sale—The $45,000 school
Bond Sale—The $720,000 bonds
works revenue bonds offered May.
offered April 30—v. 183, p. 2122— bonds offered April 30 — v. 183,
2—v, 183, p. 2122—were awarded
were
awarded to a group com¬ p. 2122—were awarded to a. group to a
syndicate headed by Harri-.
posed of Blyth & Co., R. H. Moul- composed of Bank of America Na¬ man Ripley & Cov New York;
tional Trust & Savings Associa¬
ton & Co., Heller, Bruce & Co.,
City, at a price of par, a net in¬
and Security-First National Bank tion, San Francisco, Lawson, Levy terest cost of about
2.94%, as fol¬
& Williams, Stone & Youngberg,
of Los Angeles, as follows: <
lows: "* V
■ .*
and C. N. White & Co., at a price
$520,000 City School Dist. bonds of
100.39, a net interest cost of $1,500,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
at a price of 100.0016, a net
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
about 4%, as follows:
>
interest cost of about 2.76%,
$30,000 4V4S. Due on June 1 from : 300,000 2y2s. Due May 1, 1962. . ;
as follows: $75,000 5s, due on
/. 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
300,000 2.70s. Due May 1, 1963.
;
*
June 1 from 1957 to 1959 in¬
2,400,000 2%s.. Due : on May 1'
15,000 3.85s. Due on June 1 from
clusive; $150,000 2i/2s, due on
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive,
t
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
June 1 from 1960 to 1965 in¬
4,500,000 2.90s.'
Due on May 1
clusive; and $295,000 2%s, due Gold Oak Union School District,
from 1972 to 1986 inclusive.
'
on June
1 from 1966 to 1976
El Dorado County, Calif.
Other members of the syndi¬
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 build¬
cate: Blyth & Co., Smith, Barney
200,000 High School Dist. bonds
ing bonds offered April 30 were & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., R.
at a price of 100.046, a net in¬
awarded to a group composed of H. Moulton &
Co., Weeden & Co.,:
terest cost of about 2.76%, as
the
Bank- of America
National
follows:
White, Weld & Co., R. W. Press$30,000 5s, due on
Trust & Savings Association, of
prii -x & Co., Dean Witter & Co.*
June 1 from 1957 to 1959 in¬
San Francisco; Lawson, Levy &
A. C. Allyn & Co., Alex. Brown &
clusive; $60,000 2y2s, due on
Stone :& Youngberg; Sons, Hornblower & Weeks, W. E.
June 1 from 1960 to 1965 in¬ Williams;
and C. N. White & Co., as 5s, at buuo" fr,
Co., Stifel, Nicolaus &
clusive; and $110,000 2%s, due
a price of 100.19, a basis of about
on
June 1 from 1966 to 1976
Co., William R. Staats5 & Co.,:
will
Directors
San Francisco.
School Districts,
Chico
Monette announces that
of
office*
Sutcliffe, quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
of San Francicso.
•
Union High School
Offering—J.
Bond
$150,000 State gasoline tax an¬
ticipation warrants was sold to
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, as 3s
and 2%s. Dated March 1, 1956.
from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
County
the
at
(P. O. Kingman), Ariz.
District
Alabama
An
payable
(J-J)
Choctaw County (P. O. Butler),
—
July 1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
Principal and interest
Treasurer's office.
Due on June 1 from 1957
to 1983 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the Anniston
National Bank, Anniston, or at
The Hanover Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
Sale
Rhea
—
clusive.
1, 1956.
Warrant
Offering
Bond
-Montgomery), Ala.
Bonds Not Sold—The $4,000,000
V
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
May 15 for
purchase of $100,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
the
July 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's
building bonds. Dated May
Due on May 15 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
15,
1956.
Legal¬
County Treasurer's office.
apDroved by Orrick. Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
ity
San
Francisco.
South San Francisco Unified
School
District, San Mateo County, Calif.]
Bond Offering—John A. Brun-
ing,
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
will
receive
at his office in
Red¬
(PDST)
May 8 for the purchase of.
$400,000 building bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
wood
on
City until
10 a.m.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5331
Volujue 183
(2231)
inclusive. "
1958
to
dnd
interest
Principal Cook&Co.,~at a price of -100.06055, Kdne County Sch. District No. 129
payable at a^iet interest-cost of about 3.42%y
Glenwood Place,
the County Treasurer's ; office. -1 * I as follows: ;
i
Aurora), III..,
j $1,372,000 3Vz s. Due on
Bond Offering — Helen LundApril 1"
Tehachapi Valley Union High ScA.
from 1957 to 1974 inclusive.
quist, Secretary of the Board of
District^Kern County]'*Califoi/
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build3^4Sv -Due on April 1, Education, will receive sealed bids
t* hnnrisr
,r "*
>-*• ,j"
•
until 7?p.m^<€ST) on May 21 for
mg bonds hffwpH May T—v: IRS I ' . -1U/0.,
offered Mnv Tii—v 183,
Due on April .1/ the
146,000 3L20s.
purchase of $1,975,000 school
p.- 2015 — were awarded -to Ihe
1981
-
(M-N)
,
^
j141®"
Security-First National
1976.
of
Bank
building
Clerk
Turlock Sch. Dist., Stanislaus
v.
County, Calif:"
Ofiorinff^JLi' W; .Bitherr
County-. Clerk, wiH ^eceHte'seadfed
bids at his office hi* Modesto, until
s 11
a.m.
(GDST)oivMay I5V: for
the purchase Of $265,060 building
bonds, as follows:
"
-
,
Bond
*
$55,000
bonds.. Due; On June. 15
"**, from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
-210,000 bonds. Due
from" 1962 to
1976 inclusive.'-
'
The
bonds
dated
are
June
Whittier City School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
7
14
disposal -system bonds; Dated.
Sept; .l;; 1954; Due oh Scjit. 1 from
age
1956" to
1984" inclusive.
Principal
and Interest payable at theChemical Corn Exchange Bank; New
York
City,
tional
at
or
the
,
First Na¬
Bank ; of r
Miami. Legality
Mitchell, Pershing,
Mitchell, V of New
;
Shetterly
&
York City.:
.
}
-
Bond Offering—R. H.
Town
Clerk, will receive sealed
8 p.m. (EST) on May
8
for
the
purchase of $20,000
police and fire department bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May
bids
until
from"1957
1
to
1963
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
the
at
First
St. Petersburg.
pay¬
National Bank,
V
-
,
Taylor County (P. O. Perry), Fla.
Certificate O f f
COLORADO
e r
i n g
—
F. A.
Clerk of the Board
Commissioners, will
Parker,
Colorado State College of Educa.County
tion
of
re-
(P. O. Greeley), Colo.
ceive
sealed
bids until
1' p.m.
Offering—Glen C. Turner, !(EST) on May 25 for the purchase
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive :of $175,000 jail certificates. Due
sealed : bids until 10 a.m. <MST) I
serially from 1957 to 1970 inclu.
Bond
nn
•
TV/Toxr
mir/ilnooa
-Fr\y*
OO
000,
Sale—An
school
r\F
April 1 from 1959 to 1996 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
at the
Greeley
Bank, Greeley, or at the
First National City Bankf of New
(A-O)
payable
U
;
City. Legality approved by
Tallmadge&Tallmadge of Denver.
w
Westminster Sanitary Dist., Colo.
Bond Ofiering — Carl Jacobson,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
8
p.m. (MST) on May 11 for the
purchase of $100,000 sewer sys¬
tem
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due
May 1 from 1959 to 1971
Principal and interest
on
ice, Inc., P. O. Box 1557, Jackson¬
ville 1, Fla.
Arlington Heights, III..
*
Sale
The $115,000 fire
station and equipment bonds of¬
Bond
fered »May
John
at
Due
ver..
■
.
.
t
.
'/
a
City
W illiam
—
>
City,
or
Bank,
New
at the South Nor-
South Norwalk.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
walk
Trust
1969
Co.,
The
bonds
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Offering — T. W. Wither-
Bond
Secretary,
receive
Will
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(EST)
on
of $4,300,000 Palm Beach County road
and bridge revenue bonds. Dated
April I, 1956. Due on April 1 from
for the purchase
May 23
1959
1968
to
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
Hanover
(A-O) payable at The
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Indian
River
are
Interest
1956.
inclusive.
dated
J-D.
Rock Island
Special Tax
School District No. 1 (P.O.
County
Vero
Beach), Fla.
Bond Sale—'The $1,659,000 school
bonds offered May 1 — v. 183,
p. 1663—were awarded to a group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Equitable Securities Corp., Leedy
Wheeler & Alleman, Inc., Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc., Stranahan, Harris & Co., and Thomas M.
J-J.
building
v.
183, p. 2015—were awarded to
a
group
composed
of
Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Dean Witter &
Co., and Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.73%.
1,
Legality ap¬
;
'
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (CDST) on May 8 for
the purchase of $200,000 school
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
Due
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1971
interest
from
1
Vermilion County, Oakwood Town¬
ship High School District No. 227
(P. O. Fithian), III.
Bond Offering —
Dorothy Dal....
.
bey, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on
May 10
for the purchase of
$400,000 school
bonds.
Due
Dated
or
a
Chi¬
trust company mu¬
tually acceptable ltd- the purchas¬
er and
the District, Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
-
Bond
Sale—An
works
water
of
Oct. 1 from 1956 to
on
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at a
banking
institution mutually acceptable to
purchaser and the Board of
Education. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
Louis..'"
v>' :***
y .:>•>•>>*
im¬
Co., Chicago, as 5s and
4V2S. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1994 inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
DuPage
County
School District
Elmhurst), III.
Offering—W. S. Scovill,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 14 for
(P.
46
O.
Bond
the
purchase of $60,000 school
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
March 1 from 1958 to 1971
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
approved by Chapman
of Chicago.
Legality
& Cutler,
County (P. O. Logansport),
Indiana
Offering
—
Gohl,
County
ceive
sealed. bids
(CST)
A
W.
will
until
1
re¬
p.m.
May 7 for the purchase
$850,000 hospital bonds. Dated
May 1, 1956. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1957 to July
1, 1975
on
Interest
sold to
Peoria.
,
—
dianapolis.
Elmore
<
Twp. (P. O. Elnora), Ind.
Bonds
Reoffered
—
The
School
bonds
May
being
are
reoffered
on
10.
Eminence School Building Corpora¬
tion (P. O. R.R. 3,
Cloverdale),
Bond
Sale —The
mortgage revenue
April 24—v. 183,
awarded
to
the
bonds
p.
City
offered
1904—were
Securities
Corporation, of Indianapolis, as
3%s, at a price of 100.55, a basis
of about
a
$187,000 3V2S. Due
July 1 from
on
1965 to
100.90,
Dale,
a
as
3s,
basis
170,000 2%s. Due
1972 to
College (P. O. Baton Rouge),
Louisiana
Board of Supervisors
sealed bids until 10
Cedar
Rapids Independent School
May
1986 inclusive.
from
1,
1956.
1959
to
that
the
will receive
a.m.
(CST)
May 28 for the purchase of
$850,000 building bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1956. Due on June 1 front
on
1957
to
and
inclusive.
1976
Principal
interest
Lund-
cessful bidder, one of which shall
be located in New Orleans, or
oral
Baton
Bond
Offering
bids until
E. W.
—
10
a.m.
(CST)
on
May 10 for the purchase of $3,450,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May 1
from
1957
gality
to
1975
approved
inclusive.. Le¬
by
Chapman
&
Rouge, and if a second
specified, in New York
City or Chicago. Legality ap*
proved by Wood, King & Dawsori, '
of New. York City.
"1
Pointe Coupee
No.
Coggon Community School
District, Iowa
'■
Offering—Philomena Mc-
Areavy, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
(CST) on May 15 for
until 8 p.m.
the purchase of $262,000 building
and equipment bonds. Dated May
1, 1956.
is
bank
Cutler, of Chicago.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1957
to
1975
inclusive. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
?
11
Bond
Parish School Dist»
(P. O# New Roads), La.
Offering—Samuel P.-La~*
rio, Secretary of the Parish School
Board,* will receive sealed bida
until 10 a.m. (CST) on May 31 for
the purchase of $1,700,000 school
building and equipment bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
1
from
1957
to
inclusive.
1976
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able to a bank designated by the
Parish School Board. Legality ap*
proved by Wood, King & Dawson^
of New York City.
Orange City, Iowa
Bond Offering—A. Hasselo, City
Winnheld, La.
receive sealed bids'
Bond Offering — G. P. Long,
(CST) on May 7 for City Clerk, will receive sealed
the purchase of $46,000 street im¬
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on June
provement bonds. Dated May 1, 5 for the
purchase of $225,000
until
1956.
1969
will
7 p.m.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
public improvement bonds. Due
serially from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
sive.
MARYLAND
Allegany County (P. O.
Cumberland), Md.
KANSAS
El Dorado, Kansas
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
and
improvement
Bond Offering—H. E.
McMillen,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May
15 for the purchase of $1,000,000
sewage disposal works improve¬
Due
bonds.
June
on
inclusive.
Dated
1
June
from
Principal
1957
and
1, 1956.
to
1976
interest
(J-D) payable at the State Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
urer's
1
construction
offered
$125,000 bonds
1 were awarded to
F. L. Dupree & Co., of Harlan, as
May
follows:
industrial
$100,000
1
clusive;
on
25,000
Dec.
$93,000
from
and
building
3V2S,
1956 to
due
on
1974 in¬
$7,000 3Y4S, du<3
1, 1975.
airport
May
1—v.
awarded
were
—
183, p.
to
Alex.
Brown &
Sons, and Kidder, Peabody & Co., both of New York
City, at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.06%, as fol¬
lows:
$190,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
1957 to
1976 inclusive.
Due on April
from 1977 to 1981 inclusive.
160,000 3.10s.
1
,
(No bids were submitted for the
same
Hospital
Memorial
$150,000
Home
Nurses'
bonds
offered the
day.)
:
Baltimore, Md.
"Bond
$25,045,000
Sale —The
offered
May
1 —v.
183,
1905—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by the First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Chicago,
and!
p.
London, Ky.
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
2123
bonds
Jan.
1
announces
quist, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed and
Dated
on
CangeloSi
(J-D) payable at £
bank to be specified by the sue*
District, Iowa
bonds.
revenue
Legality
University an4
F.
Due
mortgage
State
Offering Postponed — The $3,450,000 building bonds originally
scheduled for May 9
v.
183,
p. 2123—has been postponed until
May 10.
sewer system bonds
Negley, Jens & Rowe,
first
J-J.
Bond Offering—Secretary Theo.
Rochester
Maby,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on May 8 for
the
purchase of $994,900 bonds
Interest
Agricultural and Mechanical
July 1 from
on
KENTUCKY
Bond Offering—Elizabeth
re¬
a.m.
1976 inclusive.
of
School Building Corpo¬
(P. O. Rochester), Ind.
10
Dated
Cedar Rapids Indep. Sch. Dist., Ia.
about 2.84%.
ration
until
June 4 for the purchase
on
Louisiana
Wichita.
of
bids
of New Orleans.
1971 inclusive.
the Dale
State Bank,
Dulany*
public improvement
July 1, 1956. Due
July 1 from 1958 to 1986 in¬
July 1 from
on
Sch. Dist. No. 47
(P. O. Neodesha), Kansas
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing
bonds
offered
April
24—
v.
183, p. 2016—were awarded to
the
Small-Milburn Co., Inc., of
price
...
$800,000
clusive.
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
205,000 2.70s. Due
Township Sch. Township
(P. O. R.R. 1, Grandview), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $22,000 school
building bonds offered April 28—
v. 183, p.
1800—were awarded to
a
sealed
(CST)
Wilson County
at
>
Dec.
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell^
bonds:
of
ceive
3.82%.
Hammond
from
City Secretary-Treasurer, will
follows:
ment
$350,000 first
improvement
Bond Offering—Hal T.
on
and Civil
Townships bonds total¬
ing $108,000 offered April 2 —
v. 183, p. 1523—were not sold. The
to
LOUISIANA
Savings Bank
price of 100.05, a
interest cost of about 2.82%,
•'
1956
.*.»
Alexandria, La.
terest
,
froni
Fahey, of Louisville.,
of
as
~
<,
1, 1955/Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
National Bank, of London. Legal¬
ity approved by Skaggs, Hays &
bonds.
Dec.
issue
Dated
of
Clerk,
Charlestown, Ind.
Bond Sale
The $41,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 30
—v.
183, p. 2015—were awarded
to the City Securities
Corp., In¬
1
Due. on Dec. i
1957 to 1975 inclusive '
the Harris Trust &
J-J.
Legality
McCord, Ice &
Dec.
on
bonds.
building bonds offered May 1—
v. 183, p. 2015—were awarded to
and debentures, as follows:
'C0 water and
vas
Richard
Auditor,
.
1975 Inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $562,000 school
$947,000
Sale—An
Due
Canyon County Class A Sch. Dist.
No. 131 (F* O. Nampa), la.
Bond
Cass
#
25,000 v. airport
$238.-
Farmingdale, III.
Bond
1, 1975.
$100,000 industrial building .bonds.
^-TOWA
INDIANA
$207,-
sewer
curities
on
1,
Indiana
issue
and
provement refunding revenue
bonds was sold to the Midland Se¬
Due
April
1975
1957
Principal and
(M-N) payable at
bank
No.
a
Miller, of Indianapolis.
County School District
No. 73Vz (P. O. Skokie), III.
Bond Offering—Elsa F. Meehan,
000
100.21,
of
May
Dec.
Miller, of Indianapolis;
Chicago, at
on
to 1974 in-
The sale consisted of:
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
net
Island), III.
$1,000,000 school
bonds offered May 1—
approved by Ross,
cago
&
County School District
proved by Cnapman & Cutler, of
1956.
Le¬
No. 41 (P. O. Rock
Bond Sale—The
-
inclusive.
to
to
approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
: Bond "
Crossville, III.
Development Commission
ington,
follows:
as
Due on Dec. 1 from
1973
to
FLORIDA
Florida
3.38%,
$130,-
-sold
gality
to
Nuveen & Co., of Chicago,
price of 1Q0.01, a net interest
31,000 3V4S.
H.
Clerk,
Manhattan
Chase
York
awarded
,,
Cook
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
May 22 for the purchase of $1,500,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1956. .Due on June
I from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Flynn,
were
cost of about
Nor walk, Conn.
Offering
2
$84,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
; *
1957 to 1968 inclusive.
~
CONNECTICUT
Bond
Interest
Chicago.
t
of
was
Jan. 1 from 1959 to
on
.
payable at the International Trust
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den-
—
of
1957
the
ILLINOIS
inclusive.
Co., Denver. Legality approved by
issue
bonds
inclusive.
1956.
Wulbern Financial Advisory-Serv¬
National
York
from
Bank,
3^>s, due
1957
elusive; and $2,000 3y4S, due
interest £ (J -J)
the Indiana Nationa.
Indianapolis. Legality
1,
Harry J, Wilson & Co., of Chicago,
as 3*4s and 3%s. Dated March
1,
building
on
1
Principal ; and
payable at
$23,000
Dec. 1 from
Principal and
.
as
basis of about 2.88%.
'
f
inclusive.
Bond
:
1976
Honecker,
Dec.
on
June
bonds:
v
'
=
1956.
v
Redington Beach, Florida
'
Bond Sale—The $255,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 1—v. 183,
p. 2122—were awarded to Weeden
& Co., of San Francisco, as 3s, at
bids
l,p.m;. (EST) ;on May
15,
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herri ngton
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. '
a
sealed
Dated
;
*
Amcs,Iowa
*: Bond Offering—J. W., Prather,
interest (J-D) payable at a bank^
ing institution mutually accept¬ City Clerk, will receive sealed
able to * the purchaser and the and oral bids until 5 p.m. (CST)
on
May, 8 ?for the purchase of
District. Legality
approved ~by
$100,000m'parking
lot
revenue
Chapman.Cutlerj of Chicago.'v
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
Randolph County Community :: May 1 from 1957 to -1966 inclu¬
School District No, 134 (P. O,
sive, Legality approved by Chap¬
;
Prairie du Rocher), /If.
man & Cutler, of Chicago,
"
r -th 1975
_
for the purchaser 6f *$147 <000 sew*:
1956. Principal and interest (J-D)
100.88,
receive
June 15 approved by
on
J
*
until
Will
bonds.
1956.Due
Los Angelea; as 2%s, .at-100.04, >
.2; North Bay Village; Florida
basis of about 2,73%/}:.r
j
Bond Offering
The
y
47,900, debentures. Dated June
1, 11956.''Due on6Jan. 1, 1987
...
improvement
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., New
City, jointly, at a price of
York
100.06, a net interest cost of about
2.80%, as follows:
;/ ?
$1,025,000
bonds
Second
as
St.
Lighting
2%s.
Seventh Conduit bonds?
$475,000 2%s, due on Aug. 15
525,000
from
1961
to
1973
inclusive;
\
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2232)
5.6
v
:
-
•
~/J5,.1974.
'
L
of
q. <•>, •> >
■ /
1965
from
due
23/4S,
$1,300,000
Aug. 15, 1974.
and
*
sive.
on
sive; and $1,850,000 2%s,
on Aug. 15 from 1974 to
„
inclusive.
*
■
«"
$200,000 23/4S, due
Sept. 1 from 1974 to 1977
and
awarded to a
composed of Halsey, Stuart
Co., Inc., First National City
&
Bank of New York,
of
plus
and National
Boston, at
premium
a
of $109.
Ninth Water bonds as
May 8, 1956
8, 1956.
The notes are dated
Incinerator
1,050,000
bonds:
Plant
Reduction
and mature on Nov.
2%s,
$450,000
1973
Bond Sale—The
Third
sidewalk
and
Public Library
$300,000 2%s, due
bonds:
on
Sept. 1 from 1971 to 1973 in¬
clusive; and $725,000 23/4S, due
on
Sept. 1 from 1974 to 1979
inclusive.
to
$300,000 surface
Welfare
Health
members
-
of
Blair & Co., Inc., C. J. De&
Co.,
Union
Securities
cate:
vine
Corp., Philadelphia National Bank,
Philadelphia, Shields & Co., Bear,
Due
1956.
June 1 from 1957 to
on
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1966
Co., Harwich.
Trust
Offering
VIote
.
loan notes
•
-Co.
;
;
National
v
•
Bank, Newark,
.William
Blair
&
Co.,
Bacon,
.Whipple & Co., The Illinois Com¬
pany, City National Bank & Trust
State
.Co., Kansas City, Julien Collins &
Co., Hirsch & Co., King, Quirk &
Co., Inc., Kaiser & Co., Heller,
Bruce & Co., Park, Ryan, Inc.
National City Bank, Cleveland,
Peoples
National
Bank,
Char¬
lottesville, Thomas & Company,
G. C." Haas & Co., Rand & Co.,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co., Rein•
holdt
and
offered
(P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note Sale—The $100,000 indus¬
trial farm loan notes offered May
1—v.
183,
discount,
keag Trust Co., Salem.
Note Offering—Sealed
until 11
the
purchase of $1,000,000 notes.
May 7, 1956. Due Nov. 9,
Gloucester, Mass.
Sale—The $400,000
Note
26
Bank, of Gloucester, at
notes
■
*
are
bonds
cf
to" the
April
26,
Legality
Trust
L.
R.
ap¬
May
1—v.
awarded
183,
& Co., and
Corp., as 3.10s, at
Note
as
Mass.
nard,
City
.
G. Ken-
will
Treasurer,
re¬
Mer¬
1 were
con¬
sold to a
-.group composed of Phelps, Fenn
& <£o.; Alex. Brown & Sons; R. S.
Dickson & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Stone & Web¬
ster Securities Corp.; R. W. Pressprft?h. & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
F;/W.'Craigie: & Co.; Eldredge &
sealed
purchase, of
bids
at
$170,000
the
bonds,
Bank
of $1,000,-
issue
was
sold
on
follows:
National
of Boston,
-.V'.J'"'
count.
Shawmut
at 2% dis*
.
"n
-....v.!
Boston, at 2.02% discount.
notes
dated
are
and mature
on
May 4,
1956.
Nov. 9,
1 from
Battle Creek, Mich.
Sale—The $1,900,000
Bond
motor
vehicle highway fund bonds of¬
fered May 1—v. 183, p. 1905—were
awarded to a group composed of
First National Bank of Chicago,
Mercantile
as
80,000
sewer
1 from
1
The
Due
on
June
1957 to 1971 inclusive.
bonds. Due
on
June
1957 to 1972 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
June
1,
■
Inc.,
to,
follows:
as
1957
to
'
Due on July 1 from
Due
on
July
Trust
Flat
Rock
Sch.
Dist.
(P.
O.
*
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
Minneapolis." I <"*'.•
the Village Clerk
(CST) on May 7
the purchase of $310,000 im¬
p.m.
provement bonds. Dated April 1,
1956. Due on Jan. 1 from 1958 to
1967 inclusive. Legality approved
Faegre
apolis.
& Benson, of Minne¬
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Sale—The $535,000 sewer
Bond
improvement bonds offered May 1
—v.
183, p. 2124—were awarded
to
the Allison-Williams
Co., of
The
bonds
Due on June 1
inclusive.
to 1971
from 1959
are
1,
June
dated
Principal and interest (J-D)
at the
State Treasurer's
office; First National Bank of St.
Paul, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
of New York City.
son,
l
,
Polk County
*
*.,
•*; 4 .v
'
(P. O. Crookston),
'
L. Van-
seth, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
May 15 for the purchase of
000
$125,-
drainage bonds. Dated Aoril 1,
Due
1956.
1967
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1958 to
and
in¬
terest
payable at a suitable bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott &
Roseau
Dist.
Barber, of Minneapolis.
County Indep. Consol. Sch,
No.
.
12
(P.
O.
Warroad),
Minnesota
"
Bond Sale—The
Cloquet, Minn.
Bond Offering — J. W. Boyer,
Clerk,
Due on June 1
4,000,000 bonds.
.
Minneapolis.
City
$10,000,bonds,
of
follows:
$6,000,000 bonds.
,
will
receive
sealed
(CST) on May
15 for the purchase of $475,000
bonds, as follows:
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Detroit.
$300,000
bonds
purchase
Minnesota
Offering—Sealed bids will
by
the
State Trunk Highway
Bond Offering—Martin
received by
9:15
Auditor, will receive sealed
a.m. (CST) on May
for
000
Bloomington, Minn.
until
,
bids until 11
payable
Sale—The
offered May 2—
v. 183, p. 2124—were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
building
State
1956.
183, p. 1906—were awarded to
- Williams
Co.,
Inc.*
of
be
*
King,
Offering—Stafford
Bond
1
Allison
Bond
will carry
from Aug. 1,
(State of)
Minnesota
inclusive.
Arlington, Minn.
$75,000 water
works bonds offered April 25 —
v.
issue
coupon
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
1978 to 1985 inclusive.
Bond
foregoing
1958, inclusive.
1956 to
Due on July 1 from
535,000 33/4s.
-
-
the
to
4
entire
extra 1%
an
1971 inclusive.
from 1972 to 1977
the
rates
as
1966 inclusive.
3V2S.
390,000
addition
In
22
Due on July 1 from
315,000 33/4S.
1967 to
*
1 from
4s. Due on Feb.
com¬
* Co.;
Kenower, MacCo., and Lyons & Shaf-
&
Arthur &
for
-MICHIGAN
Gladstone), Mich.
$90,000 water bonds.
Harris
500,000 to First National Bank of
follows:
-
a
group
as
1959 to 1971 inclusive,
posed of First of Michigan Corp.;
Nuveen & Co.; Stranahan,
composed of
Co., St. Louis,
chants National Bank of Boston,
Wood, Struthers & Co., and King,
28 State Street, Boston 6,- until; Quirk & Co., as 2)£s, at a price
11 a.m. (DST) on May 8 for the of 100.001, a basis of about 2.49%.
ceive
to
—
4.05%,
about
of
cost
$130,000 33/4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
John
The $1,200,000
notes
to
$500,000
National
Bond Offering—Arthur.
Sanitary
May
awarded
$245,000 4s.
Lee Higginson
a price of 100.22,
Sale—An
revenue
notes
2.20%
2
fered
were
MINNESOTA
The
discount.
v.
site bonds of¬
183, p. 2124 —
Worcester, Mass.
0C0
interest
follows:
1972 to 1986 inclusive.
Shores), Mich.
Sale — The
$1,485,000
-
Co.;. and Piper,, Jaffray & Hopwood, at a price*-, of par, a net
St. Clair
-
Paine, Web-
Jackson &- Curtis; Allison-:
Williams Co., Inc.; J. M. Dain
ber,
Dist. (P. O.
basis of about 3.07%.
2123—
p.
the
to
Shawmut Bank of Boston, at
&
Day & Co., Coffin & Burr,
.
were
tem¬
Waltham,
at
;
1.
group
designated by
Legality approved
Stevens & Moorman,
Lake Sch.
South
Inc., Estabrook & Co., F. S. Mose-
1956
Haverhill, Mass.
$500,000
offered
a
-
-
ley
Boston.
Sale—The
Note
to
July
E. J. Prescott & Co.;
-155,000
dis¬
26—
April
a
company
Berry,
offered
bonds
183, p. 2016—were awarded to ;
group composed of Kalman &
Co., Inc.; Juran & Moody, Inc.;
v.
Detroit.
Bank
bonds offered May
awarded
trust
Minnesota
Bond Sale—The $285,000 build¬
ing
school building and
$500,000
—
on
of
Boylston, Mass.
Sale
Bond
school
interest
Bond
Company,
E.
inclusive.
by
^
2.07% discount.
Thorndike,
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge, of
1.99%
Waltham
New
Mich.
1 from 1957
Principal and
(J-J) payable at a bank
Due
1981
Sch,
(Pi O, Braham), *
Dist. No. 55
the purchaser.
loan notes offered April
183, p. 2016—were awarded
May 3,
dated
Boston.
by
proved
was
25—v.
20, 1956. Pay¬ \0
the 'National ShaWmut
at
Bank,
Interest
L^; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pome-
:
1956.
to
*
Counties Joint Indep., Consol,
t./
Clarence
—
insti¬
success¬
Isanti, Pine, Kanabec and Chisago
Edu¬
bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 15 for
the purchase «of $1,500*000 .build¬
ing and site bonds. Dated May 1
tax
$359,000
Co.,' at
Sale—The
Note
Dec.
Due on
able
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,400,-
struction
:
porary
a
discount.
2.09%
-
sewer
The
—
payable at a
designated
District,
Ottering
designated by the
bidder. Legality approved by
Dorsey,, Owen, Barker, Scott. &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
,
;
of Detroit 1
School
RoSeville
.
,,
Waltham, Mass.
awarded to the Cape Ann
were
National
(P. O. Hyattsville), Md.
and
count.
April
notes
Leominster,
rn^in
Sale
Note
& Stone,
and in¬
Principal
ful
•
or
Walpole, Mass.
J
<
tem¬
offered
loan
of Baltimore,
water
bids will
City Treasurer
(DST) on May 7 for
a.m.
porary
f
'000
27,
$250,000 each on
•
1956.
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
.
:
Dated
M-N. Legality approved by Robert
E. Clapp, Jr., of Frederick, and
Dint.
>
,
be received by the
sewer
system bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
'
April
dated
July 20 and Aug. 24, 1956.
West
and
Suburban
are
Bostop
discount.
1.99%
1956 and mature
Fall River, Mass.
Bond Offering—Floyd E. Stone,
Burgess, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EDST) on May 17 for
the
purchase of $400,000 water
Washington
Merchants Na¬
and Naum-
the
to
tional Bank of Salem,
The
inclusive.
.2123—were sold in
$50,000 each, at 2.15%
p.
amounts cf
1956.
1996
The
Essex County
of Chicago.
to
at
notes
Boston,
Dated
purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield Pad¬
Company.
Trust
County Trust
Worcester.
Legality ap¬
by; Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Wright
&
Co.,
Glickennaus
6c
Lembo, and First Securities Com¬
•1958
Safe "Deposit
proved
.
.Middletown, Md.
awarded 'to** the
were
tution
the
dock
June 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
terest payable at a banking
tem¬ Pryor, Secretary of Board of
April cation, * will receive sealed
pany,
&
.
27
1982
trust company
or
Due
1956.
sealed
bonds.
(J-D)
interest
by
anticipation notes offered May 2
were
awarded
to
the
Norfolk
Gardner, J. C. Wheat &
Co,, Stern, Lauer & Co., A. G.
Edwards & Sons, Ginther, John¬
ston & Co., George K. Baum &
Co.,
Robert
Garrett
&
Sons,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Tilney & Company, Tripp & Co., Inc.,
McMaster Hutchinson & Co., J.
A.
Overton
&
Co., Arthur L.
pany
interest-payable at the
County
Trust
Com¬
Worcester
porary
Vernon L.
—
Peterson, City Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
May 28 for the purchase of $725,000 sewage treatmeht plant and
storm sewer bonds. Dated June 1*
Edu¬
site
and
Bond
$500,000
&
International Falls, Minn.
Bond Offering
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1986 inclusive. Principal
bank
Mass.
Sale—The
Legality approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
to
and
.
,
.
Co., A. Webster Dougherty &
A.
(DST) on May 7 for the purchase
$750,000 notes. Dated May 7,
1956. Due Nov. 19, 1956.
•
;
Note
interest payable at a
banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
and
suitable
Mor¬
receive
will
building
of
Somerville,
from 1959 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 9 for
the purchase of $1,300,000 school
1959
Frederic
—
W.
of Board of
Secretary
cation,
Mooney, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until
11 a.m.
$372,000
Co., White, Weld & Co., Principal and interest payable at
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Dean Witter the Day Trust Company of Bos¬
& Co., Hallgarten & Co., L. F. ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Rothschild & Co., Adams, McEnThorndike, Palmer & Lodge, oi
tee
& Co., \ Inc., Hornblower & Boston. '■
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h.
"
Weeks, R.: H. : Moulton & Co.,
East Brookheld, Mass.
Roosevelt & Cross, Laidlaw & Co.
Bend Sale-UAn issue of, $205,American /Trust Ca, San FraneiSc'o,**Ffancis' I."duPont> &• Co:, 000 school bonds was sold to the
Bache & Co., Dominick & Dom- Lee Higginson Corp., of Bostor),
jnick, Ira Haupt & Co.,. Clark, as 3.20s,-af a price of 100.07, a!
Dodge & Co., Weeden & Co., Ernst basis of about 3.19%. Dated Nov.
& Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc., 1,
1955.
Due on Nov. 1 from
Stroud & Co., Inc., G. H. Walker 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
&
ris,
June
May 9 for the pur¬
water bonds.
Dated May 15, 1956. Due on May
15 from
1957 to 1971 inclusive.
on
Stearns &
i
will receive
(CST) on
May 15 for the purchase of $1,000,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1
& Co., Shaugh-
Offering—Carl
Bond
Quincy, Mass.
of
For-
S.
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Romulus), Mich.
O.
(P.
payable at the above-men¬
tioned bank, or at the Cape God
Supply Dist., Mass.
Offering — Everett E.
Offering—Victor
District
mo,
Twp. School District
Romulus
May 8 for the purchase of $60,000 school notes.
Dated June 1,
Water
(EDST)
Bond
,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.,
(DST)
St., Boston, until noon
White, District Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
chase
O. St. Louis
Park), Minn.
Stranahan, Harris &
and
Co.,
1,
May
District No. 205 (P.
Co.
terest
Bond
syndi¬
the
&
dated
are
Hennepin County Independent Sch.
& Co., Kenower, MacArthur
nessy
on
Curtis, and Dwinnell, Harkness
& Hill, jointly, as 2V2S, at a price
of 100.17, a basis of about 2.45%.
and
2%s.
Other
L. Rog¬
Co., Ill Frank¬
State Street Trust
lin
p.
Paine,
Clerk,
City
McDonald-Moore
Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Second Bank-
2123—were awarded
Webber,
Jackson &
183,
Dracut
other building bonds as
1,700,000
.
2—v.
-
bonds
Principal and interest pay¬
able at a suitable banking insti¬
tution designated by the success-;ful bidder. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.;*
.
Note Offering—Francis
,
,
1,025,000
;
:
,
1956.
Marquette, Mich. ■
Ottering — Everett
(-Bond
Kent,
ers,
sewer,
macadam
bonds offered May
and
drainage
of
Orleans, Mass.
Brockton, Mass
Sept. 1 from 1971 to
inclusive; and $600,000
on
2%s, due on Sept. 1 from 1974
to 1977 inclusive.
V
•>
interest,
2.28%
2%s.
due
Bank
Shawmut
in¬
inclusive.
The
—
group
clusive.
6,000,000
_
offered May 3 were
on
1958 to
July, 1 from
on
-
H.
will- receive
Boston, at 2.07% discount.
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) or
The notes are due on Nov. 23, May 21 for the purchase of $2,~
1956. Payable in Boston or New
250,000 electric
utility revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due or
York City. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & July 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclu¬
sive.; Principal and interest (J-J;
Dodge, of Boston.
payable at a bank or trust com¬
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
pany designated by the purchaser
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Legality approved by Miller, CanNote Sale
The various local
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit
authority notes aggregating $1,Pontiac, Mich.
360,000
for
which
bids were
Bond Sale—The $600,000 autor
opened May 1—v. 183; p. 2124—
were
awarded to the
Chemical mobile parking system revenue
Corn' Exchange Bank,-New York bonds offered May 1—v. .183, p.
2125^—were awarded to a group
City, at 2.15% interest, plus a pre¬
composed of First of Michigan
mium of $15.
Corp., Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
Sale—The $5,000,000 notes
Note
to
1 were awarded
Shawmut Bank
May
National
the
Boston, Mass.
*
1, 1974.
500,000
Sixth
Conduit bonds:
$300,000 27/sS, due on Sept. 1
from "1968 to 1973 inclusive;
-
offered
notes
$800,000
Sale—The
Note
MASSACHUSETTS
$960,000 2%s, due on Sept. 1
from-1958 to 1973 inclusive;
and $60,000 23As, due on Sept.
:.
••
175,000/ interceptor. - sewer and
sewage treatment tK>nds. Due
on Jan.
1 from 1958 to 1977
..
■'-••-
York City.
bonds:
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
*
Bank, of New York City. Legality
due approved by Mitchell, Pershing.
1982 Shetterly • & * Mitchell, of Ney
•
facilities
fire
1,020,000
■
1,
payable at the Suburban Trust
Co., of Hyattsville, or the Equit¬
able Trust Co., of Baltimore, or
at the Chemical Corn Exchange
.4,000,000 Eleventh Sewer bonds:
$2,350,000 2 %s, due on Aug.
15, from 1961 to 1973 inclu.
Andrews &y WeIls, Inc.,'
1, 1948. Due
1957 and 1988 inclu¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
Feb.
on
1973 inclusive;
to
Legality ap¬ cial
improvement bonds offered May 1
proved
by .Storey,
Thorndike, —v.
183, p. 2124—were awarded
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
to the Northern Trust Co., Chi¬
Lynn, Mass.
cago, as 2V2S.
"
3y4s. Dated Feb.
as
-
-
.*
1977 inclusive. Vf.';
Sale —The $670,000 spe¬
assessment street and, sewer
Bond
.
^f'* Boston.
Bank
Co.; and
2,200,000 Ninth; School bonds:
$900,000 2%s, due on Aug. 15
Due
Rapids, Mich.
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at
able
Grand
<
Principal and interest pay¬
the Merchants National
1956.
Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; First
Michigan Corp.; Ira Haupt &
roy,
2%s, due on Aug.
and $50,000
.
:;: ire
■*o
\
*a*
.
water
extension
bonds
$216,000 school
offered April 25 —-v.
183,
1906—were awarded to a group
composed of Juran & Moody, Inc.;
E. J. Prescott & Co.; Kalman &
p.
Co.;
Allison-Williams
J. M. Dain & Co.; and
bonds. fray & Hopwood, at
Co., Inc.;
Piper, Jafa
price of
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par,
bonds
1059 to 1971 inclusive.
v
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
;
Highway
Urba»,
* v
:
improvement
V'
Co., Inc., of Hanni¬
2s, 2*4s and 2%s. Dated
March 1, 1956. Due on March 1
bal,
^
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In
addition to; the foregoing from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Inter¬
rates the entire issue will carry est M-S.
Legality approved by
an extra 1% coupon from June 1,
Charles. &
Trauernicht,
of
St.
1958 to 1960.
'/"'/".'
w Louis.
/
.
,
St. Louis County ■ Unorganized
-
-
T*rritory Sch. Diet, (P. O.
Duluth), Minn.
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Marthasville, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
„
Sale
The
—
sealed
chants
Mower Counties Joint
National
Bond Sale—The
from
1
$44,000
(P. O. Hingham), Mont.
1957
Mer¬
offered April 30—v.
1906—were awarded to a
group headed by the Northwest¬
ern National Bank of Minneapolis,
as
3.40s.
The bonds bear addi¬
tional interest of 1.20% from Dec.
bonds
bids
p.
18
1
National
Bank,
p.m. (MST) on May
purchase! of $25,000
bonds. Dated June
1,
the
Amortization bonds will be
1956.
first
the
choice; serial bonds will
be the second choice of the School
Interest J-D.
Board.
the
of
members
Other
until 8
building
Bond
Sale—The
street
paving bonds offered May 1 were
awarded to the First National
Bank of Memphis,
Dated June 1,
1956. Due
on
July 1
1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
from
Owen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
■;**'
sey,
bonds
Due
on
dated
are
May
1,
May 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
M-N.
Interest
Leflore County (P.
O. Greenwood),
Mississippi
Bond
Offering
Bew,
Chancery Clerk of Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 9 for
the
purchase of $24,000 Health
Center bonds. Due serially from
'1957 to
1959 inclusive.
Bond
Offering
Jack
—
No.
Olsen,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until May
12
for
the
purchase of $44,000
April 28
Gorce,
Teton
(P. O. Fairfield), Mont.
Pratu, District Clerk, will receive
bids
May
until
14
for
8
the
will
be
second
the
No.
R-7
Sale
Bond
—
George
to
K.
Kansas City.
1956. Due on
March 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
Baum
&
Dated
March
1,
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
sive. Legality approved
Columbia, Mo.
Bond
Offering
—
F. L. Boggs,
on
Directors
bids until
will
10:30
re¬
a.m.
May 22 for the purchase
clusive.
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
1 from
April
1, 1956. Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Chapman
&
$2,500,000 water and electric reve¬
nue bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to
Wachob-Bender Corp., of
Ralston, Neb.
Sale—An
Bond
as
3s.
in
10
Dated
years.
1976 inclusive.
public
bonds.
Dated
on
1976
Feb.
improvement
1, 1956.
1
from
1957
inclusive.
issue of
was
April 24,
$25,000
sold to the
Omaha,
1956. Due
Interest A-O.
NEVADA
and
of St. Louis.
City Clerk, will receive saled bids
until 8:30 p.m. (DST) on May 15
the
purchase
of
$550,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1956.
&
Palmer
for
JERSEY
NEW
Due
Henderson, Nevada
Bond
be
Berkeley Township School District
(P. O. Bayville), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 1—v. 183,
p.
1906 — were awarded to the
National
First
York
100.11,
Bank
of
(J-D)
Co., Summit. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Toms
received
until
May 21 for the
$200,000 municipal building bonds.
193,000
bonds.
water
;/
.
Township School District
(P. O. R. D., Hampton), N. J.
Bond Offering Postponed—Date
r
i.
.
.
*
.
p.
sale
of
••
.
NEW
j
improvement
<
price of 100.31,
a
basis of about 2.95%. V '
a
of
New
Bonds
Not
$300,000
Sold—Bids
building
and
age
Company,
approved
disposal bonds offered May 2
183, p. 2125—were awarded
the Trust Company of New
City.
to
Jersey, of Jersey City, as 3V2S, at
par.
N. J.
'
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'
Due
June
on
inclusive.
1
1957 to
from
Principal
1968
interest
and
City,
the
improve¬
Traders
of
(State of)
tivity to Continue
—
Ac¬
activity
according to
nine months
next
a
report just released by the South¬
ern
New
Jersey
Development
bank
May,
at
a
;
officials of
and' Ocean
offered
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
noon
(DST) on May 8 for
purchase of $1,730,000 Issue
1956.
unitl
the
CXLX Notes. Dated June 5,
Due Dec. 3,
area
price
1—v.
awarded
to
New
R.
$39. V
.
,
'
(P. O. Glenham), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 3 were
awarded to Smith, Barney & Co.,
and Chas. King & Co., both of
New
York City, jointly, as 3s, at
price of 100.04, a basis of about
of goods and serv¬
industries for the
are
s
dated April 4,
1 from 1957
April
on
period of a year ago and
employment levels will show an
average
increase of 15% while
inventories will be maintained at
month
same
level
as
a
year
ago.
"This outlook for Southern New
industry
reveals
a
very
healthy condition particularly
when you consider that 45% of
the
area
industries are
in the
adding
modernization
inclusive.- Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
Fishkill National Bank, of Bea¬
con.
Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Clerk,
.
will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
(DST)
for the purchase of
$245,000 building bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1956. Due on June 1 front
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
State Bank of Pearl River, Pearl
River.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
15
May
on
York
New
City.
Union Free School
Bay
Oyster
No.
District,
19
(P.
O.
Plainview), N. Y.
-
Bond
Sale
The $2,188,000
building bonds offered May 2—
v. 183, p. 2017—were awarded to a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., George B. Gibbons &
—
Co., Inc., Roosevelt & Cross, Fran¬
cis I. duPont & Co., BaCoh, Stev¬
& Co., Chas. E. Weigold &
enson
Co., R. D. White & Co., and Tilney
& Co., as 3V2S, at a price of 100.44,
a
basis of about 3.46%.
Rhinebeck, N. Y.
bonds
p.
Sale—The $165,000 water
offered
April 26
—
v.
183,
2017—were awarded to Charles
Co.,
new
facilities
programs
at
a
(P. O. Solvay), N. Y.
Offering—Joseph Berndt,
&
and
National
the
jointly, as 3.30s, at a price
100.17, a basis of about 3.28%.
pany,
of
Free
Union
Rotterdam
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Helen B. Had-
No.
Geddes
Bond
13
sell,
District
Clerk,
will receive
receive
sealed bids at the office of Nich¬
2 p.m. (EDST)
the purchase of
$185,000
building bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
715 State St., Sche¬
until 2 p.m. (DST) on
May 16 for the purchase of $90,000
Supervisor,
Town
sealed
said, "Over 50% of our
expects production and
to exceed the same nine-
of
bonds
Due
as
-i
.
District
roli,
Bond
The
...
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D.
Fishkill Union Free School District
1956,
Associates,
and
York,
2.14% interest, plus a premium of
183, p.
Co., and Bacon, Steven¬
Co., both of New York City,
jointly, as 3.60s, at a price of
100.78, a basis of about 3.54%.
a
'
$13,275,000 Is¬
CVI notes offered May 1—v.
King
Wood
the
York
Sale—The
Commercial Bank and Trust Com¬
industry
or
a
&
No. 3
„
_
Authority,
interest
Wood, Director of the Coun¬
from
1956.
to, 1981
cil, advised that a recent survey
of Southern New Jersey indus¬
tries indicated a 20% increase in
process
of Buf¬
at
&
son
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Seaview
Country Club in Absecon, G. Ray¬
Jersey
May
were
—
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;
Federal ^Reserve
Bank District meeting at
sales
3.30s,
•
New York
2.99%.
Reporting to
Atlantic, Cape
mond
2016
The level of
for Southern
New Jersey will be maintained at
a
record-breaking high for the
industrial
Company,
as
Chili (P. O. Churchville), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $223,000 water
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
York City.
Area's Industrial
YORK
Cross, of New York
Trust
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Note Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
;
par.
White
Hawkins,
&
falo, jointly,
bonds
Woodbury.
-
Orungetown Common Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Blaubelt), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Jennie Botti-
pnd the Manufacturers and
(J-D) payable at the Farmers and
Mechanics
National
Bank,
of
New
4
Housing Authority,
183, p. 2125—were awarded to the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank of
for
Caroga Union Free School District
No. 1 (P. O. Wheelerville), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $145,000 build¬
ing
bonds
offered
April
26—
v.
183, p. 2017—were awarded to
Roosevelt
Odom,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May
14
for the purchase
of $55,000
water bonds. Dated June 1, 1956.
the
Lackawanna. Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
of New York
New York City
sue
offered May 1—v. 183,
NEW
and
at
Heckler & Galloway,
Note
2017—were rejected.
sew¬
—v.
payable
(M-S)
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
•
Hoboken, N. J.
Sale—The $315,000
Principal
inclusive.
1965
interest
Mexico
New Mexico
ment bonds
•
the
p.m.
1 from 1957
Due on March
1956.
to
New York City Housing
MEXICO
Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb (P. O. Santa Fe),
Corp., Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, First of
Michigan Corp., and W. H. Morton
& Co. The group bid for $2,039,000
3s, at
of
2
May 8 for the pur¬
chase
of
$401,390 general - im¬
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
on
New
Trustees
able Securities
as
issue
$65,000
building bonds has been changed
from May 7—v. 183, p. 2125—to
May 21./
1907—were awarded to a group
Co., Equit¬
bonds
the
of
bids ; until
sealed
(EDST)
Union
City, jointly, as 3.70s,
basis of about 3.68%.
"
a
Principal and interest
at
the Summit
payable
Trust
composed of Blyth &
Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase of $393,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds, as follows:
June 1 from 1957 to 1976
on
inclusive.
about
to
semi-annual in¬
banking insti¬
tution to be designated by the
-successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Principal
terest payable at a
Bank
Summit, N. J.
Bond Offering—Harry C. Kates,
next nine months.
June
Due
National
First
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
ices
fire station bonds
2.82%.
about
ceive
27,
Pay¬
3,
Legality approved by
the production
Cutler, of Chicago.
929,000
the
at
Boston.
Counties
1,600,000 gas bonds. Due on April
Dated
of
a
April
1956.
Dec.
Council/.
$3,000,000 water bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1981 in¬
sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on May
16 for the purchase of $3,429,000
bonds, as follows:
receive
will
Clerk,
able
dated
are
on
New Jersey
$4,600,000 bonds, as follows:
of
Co.,
of
Board
ceive sealed
of
The $80,000 school
sold
were
notes
Due
Southern
Omaha Metropolitan Utilities Dist.,
Nebraska
(CST)
(P. O. Millersville), Mo.
bonds
The
1956.
NEBRASKA
the
County Reorgan¬
District
School
choice
Interest J-J.
Bond Offering — Secretary
Ralph H. Trester announces that
MISSOURI
Girardeau
(MST)
purchase of
p.m.
$173,000 building bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956. Amortization bonds
will
be
the
first
choice; serial
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on May 7 for
purchase of $60,000 general
obligation
road
improvement
bonds.
Due serially from
1957
ized
count.
National Park,
Bond Offering—Sterling P. Desealed
2.90s, at a price of 100,85, a basis
...
2.25% .dis¬
Bond Offering—Madalyn
County Sch. Dist. No. 21
'the
Cape
on
"
bonds
*
Nashua
the
to
Company,, at
not opened.
were
of the School Board.
'
Trust
$300,000 temr
offered April
notes
awarded
Bond
Bonds Re-Offered—Peter
Chancery Clerk of Board of Su¬
-to 1961 inclusive.
26—were
>
.
p.
on
Montgomery County (P. O.
Winona), Miss.
loan
porary
County School District
134 (P. O. Vida), Mont.
building bonds. Bids received
R.
A.
—
Sale—The
McCone
,
The
'1956.
&
Clerk,
,
Treasurer's office, or at a
bank designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Dor-
$50,000
ot
by
will
receive Camden County (P. O. Camden),
New Jersey
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (MST) on
Bond Sale—The $2,045,000 gen¬
May 25 for the purchase of $390,000 water system revenue bonds.! eral bonds offered May 1—v. 183,
City
dorf,
information
•
Nashua, N. H.
Note
Hehen-
City
Cleveland, Miss.
Bond
Storey,
at
Offering—Tillie
cipal and interest payable at the
MISSISSIPPI
Bank
Dodge, of Boston.
New
Laurel, Mont.
Minne¬
of
National
River, and Boland, Saffin & Co.,
group:
apolis, Allison-Williams Co., J. M.
Dain & Co., Inc., Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, Woodard-Elwood &
Cof., First National Bank, St. Paul,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Caldwell,
-Phillips Co., and Shaughnessy &
Co., Inc.
the
coun¬
general
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 7 fP. XX. Bellmore), N. Y.
/Bond Offering—Ruth Bingham,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) On May
Bond Offering—John J. Eschen8 for the. purchase of $150,000
bach, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ building bonds. ; Dated May I,
cation, will receive sealed bids 1956. DUe on Nov. 1 from 1957
until 8:15 pun.
(EDST) on May to 1985 inclusive. Principal and
14 for the purchase of $4,300,000 Interest
(M-N)
payable at" the
building bonds.
Dated April 1, Franklin National Bank of Frank¬
1956.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1957 lin
Square, Bellmore.
Legality
to- 1981 inclusive.
Principal and approved by Hawkins,; Delafield
'Merest
(A-O) 1 navable :* at
the & Wood, of New York City.
Bergen County National Bank of
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Hackensaok.
legality approved
Bond Offering — Joseph E.
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
Krause, City Treasurer, will re¬
of New York City. 1
inclusive.
1976
Legality
approved
Thorndike,..." Palmer
:
.
Offering—Arlette Spicher,
for
from
reported indicates
of
Bank
to
Merchants
District Clerk, will receive sealed
183,
1, 1956 to June 1, 1957.
the
Hill County School District No. 24
$970,000 build¬
lower six
covered the
reflection
»*•
Corp.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Wm. T
E> Pollock* &' Co.; Rand & Co.;
and 'Joseph, Mellen & Miller,/as
.
of
Bond
manufacturing
included in the survey
healthy and
Boston,
bright outlook for the economy of
28 State Street, Boston, until 11
Southern New Jersey.
a.m. (DST) on May 9 for the pur¬
chase of $390,000 school bonds. Oradell and Riber Edge Regional
Sch* Dist.. (P. O. Oradell), N. J.
Dated June 1, 1956.1 Due on June
MONTANA
63
ing
City
the
at
160
than
were
ties of the state and the
will
Treasurer,
bids
| that
J.
r e w
Boston.
Minnesota
&
d
Principal and interest payable at
(P. O. Blooming Prairie),
?
.
n
Municipal Bond Corp., of Chicago,
as 4Y4S. Dated Aug.
1, 1955. Due
Indep.
No.
Dist.
Sch.
Consol.
1966
A
—
District
Marks,
receive
offered May 2—
on March 1 from 1957 to 1975 in¬
v. 183, p. 2017—were awarded to
clusive.
Interest M-S.
a group composed of J. M. Dain &
Legality
Co., Inc., the Allison-Williams Co., approved by Charles & Trauer¬
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Kal- nicht, of St. Louis.
man & Co., Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Scoff County Enlarged Sch. Dist.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
No. R-4 (P. O. Benton), Mo.
E. J. Prescott & Co., and MannBond Sale—An issue of $371,heimer-Egan, Inc., as 3%s, at a
000 building bonds was sold to
price of 100.01, a basis of about
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.,
3.74%.
of Kansas City.
<
<
Steele, Dodge, Freeborn and
f
More
water works bonds was sold to the
$1,070,000
bonds
building
;
Offering
,
firms
-
Bond
-First
-
Meredith), N. H \
.-.
Bond
as
vs
'
Meredith-Center^ Harbor, InterLakes Sch. Diet: (P. OS ~
sold to Bankers Bond
was
J cost, of 4100,090,000 by ihe end of a group composed oiKidderyPea-the year."
body & Co.; First of Michigan
• > .v,;; V,
t. :
:
NE^ hampwire ^
J
.
$200,000
Securities
&
140,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
•
Mo.
Bend Sale—An issue of
.C'V'/
$78,000 3 %s, Due on June 1 from
:
Hannibal,
'V-
net interest;-cost of about
a
.4.20%» as 'follows rr./
bids
1956
and
until
10
May
on
1977
to
will
for
inclusive.
interest (J-J)
Principal
payable at the
Solvay Bank, Solvay.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Flatts,
German
Frankfort,
Herki¬
and Schuyler Central School
District No. 1 (P. O. llion), N. Y.
Bond
Sale — The
$1,750,000
mer,
building
183,
Grasso,
Dated May 1, 1956.
school bonds.
Due
on
Nov. 1
payable
(M-N)
Trust
from 1956 to 1973
Principal and interest
inclusive.
at
Citizens
Legality
the
Co., Schenectady.
approved
by Caldwell, Marshall,
of New York
Trimble & Mitchell,
City.
v.
olas
nectady,
p.
bonds offered May 3—
2125—were awarded to
City.
•••
'
-
"
,
.
Ulster
Union
I
-
Free School District
No. 8 (P. O.
Kingston), N.\f .- •
$856,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered
p.
2017
—
were
May 2—v. 183,
awarded to the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
fol¬
Kingston Trust Co., Kingston, as
SVas, at 100.14, a basis of about
chase of $16,230,00 bonds, as
3.23%.
,>3,000,000 port development bonds.
lows:
until
(EST) on
noon
public improvement bonds.
Due
1957 to
from
1
sewer bonds.
Nov. .1 from 1957 to
on
1,000,000 sewage disposal bonds.
Due
Nov.
on
1957 to
from
1
1976 inclusive.
Murphy, N. C.
offered
May
to
bonds
2125—
p.
group
a
com¬
$190,000 water bonds: $20,000 6s,
due
May 1 from 1958 to
inclusive; $40,000 3V2S,
May 1 from 1962 to
1969 inclusive; $25,000 6s, due
on May 1 from 1970 to
1974
inclusive; $15,000 33/4S, due
on May 15 from 1975 to 1977
inclusive; $60,000 4s, due on
May 15 from 1978 to 1987 in¬
clusive; and $30,000 3s, due on
May 15 from 1988 to 1990 inelusive.
.
due
ment
bonds.
from
1957 to
Due
May 1 from 1970 to
inclusive; $15,000 3%s,
on
May 1 from 1975 to
1977 inclusive; and $40,000 4s,
due on May 1 from 1978 to
1976 inclusive.
on
Nov. 1
1957 to 1971 inclusive.
Due
bonds.
on
Offering—W.
bids
his
at
leigh until 11
E.
office
in
Ra¬
a.m.
sanitary
sewer
June
from
on
1
bonds.
Due
1957 to
Due
and
facilities
June
on
from
1
from
1957 to
on
1969 in¬
June
OHIO
Brooklyn, Ohio
Bond Offering—Harry J. Brown,
of Finance, will receive
Director
bids
until
8
(DST)
p.m.
May 21 for the purchase
$401,400 bonds, as follows:
on
service machine
bonds.
Due
swimming
Dec.
on
pool
bonds.
Dated
street
bonds.
Due
1957 to
and
interest
the
Irving
New York
1957
to
Dec.
1
Columbus, Ohio
Sale—The $173,240 street
183, p. 2017—was awarded
to J. A. White & Co., of Cincin¬
nati,
a
2%s, at a price of 100.13,
as
to
Offering—Dorothy
Reed,
bonds.
hospital
from
Due
inclusive.
1974
to
will
Clerk,
,
Due
interest
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
16 for the purchase of $175,000
were
building bonds offered May 2
1958
land.
*
;•
.
^
South Amherst Local Sch. District,
Tulsa, Ohla.
...
;<:
v
Stuart & Co. Inc., New
City, as" 3s, at a price of,
Halsey,
->
York
Sto
of*
purchase
the
8,; for
May
on
'
a.m.^(CST)!
until/10
,
.
will receive; 100.38,
Auditor,
City
sealed, bids
Allegheny County (P. O. .
„; ^.Pittsburgh), Pa:. >
*•
B o n d Sale — The
$4,220,000
Wichita,! bridge, road, public building, tunr
"nel, airport and park bonds off?
ered May 1—v. 183, p. 1526—were
>
/ <
awarded to a " group headed hy
Offering—Elizabeth
Bond
well,
.
.
serially from <
inclusive..
1959 to 1961
v.
.
water
24
awarded to the First Secu¬
The bonds are due
.
at the
Legal¬
PENNSYLVANIA
$7,000
The
t
..
rities Company of Kansas,
—
183, p. 2018—were awarded to
Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati,
as
3%s, at a price of 101.60, a
basis of about 3.58%, :
;
—
payable
(J*D)
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloeh, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
bonds / offered -.April
works;
on
County Treasurer's office.
Porter, Okla.
Sale
Bond
,
Lorain), Ohio '
Bond Sale—The $310,000 school
June
of Cleveland.
bonds, as follows:,
$5,000,000
Butler, Ohio
$35,000 sewer¬
system bonds offered May 3—
183, p. 2125—were awarded to
age
Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati.
Clerk,
will
receive
until noon
(EDST)
on
May 11 for the purchase of
$21,000 fire pumper bonds. Dated
June 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
ceived
the
at
bids
Central National
Legality
Bank
of Cleve¬
approved
Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.
&
Dempsey,
by
of
Cleveland, Ohio
Offering
—
for the
time
same
J
.
-
basis of about 2.97%.
a
of
members
Other
the
Blair
Brothers,
Lehman
group:
&
Co.,
Inc., Union Securities Corp.,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on May 17
for the purchase of $15,500 street
improvement bonds. Dated April
15, 1956. Due on Dec. 15 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
National
Central
Bank
Cam¬
of
approved
Legality
C.
Knuth, Director of Finance, will
receive
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
until
May 22 for the
noon
pur¬
Offering
Bond
by
'>
Lester L.
—
May 28 for the purchase of $500,Dated April
approved by Chapman & Cutler,' Co.,
Third
National Bank,
in
of Chicago.,
Nashville, Cunningham, Schmertz
>
&
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
Wagoner County Indep. Sch. Dist.\
and Dolphin & Co.
No. 3 (P. O. Porter), Okla.
s
Due serially from 1959 to 1970 Allegheny County Sanitary Author¬
inclusive.
■,
ity (P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond
Sale — The $25,000,000
,
Due on Dec. 1 from 1957
inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1956.
to
1976
interest
payable at the
Co., Cleveland.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
OREGON
(J-D)
Cleveland
Offering—George Simer-
Bond
ville,
City
will
Auditor,
receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
Stow Twp.
(P. O. Stow), Ohio Bond Offering—G. S. William¬
son,
Clerk of Board of Trustees,
will
receive
until
bids
sealed
8
(EDST) on May 14 for the
purchase of $15,500 road improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
p.m.
Due
1957 to 1961
from
1
Dec.
on
Interest J-D.
inclusive.
for
21
purchase
the
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Beaver), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $200,000
build¬
tion
bonds
183,
p.
fire sta¬
April 30—v.
offered
2126—were
awarded
to
land.
and First State Bank, Forgan.
District Clerk,
Carnegie, Okla.
Offering—B.
Bond
Town
E.
Grissom,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
8
for
the
purchase of $90,000
Clerk,
bonds,
will
follows:
as
County Sch. District No* 16C
(P. O. Lebanon); Ore.
Bond
Offering
—
J.
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on May
15 for the purchase of $300,000
building bonds.
Dated July 1,
1956.
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
sewage
disposal
plant
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1969
of
the
Commissioners,
—
of
will
bids until
County
receive
noon
(DST)
on
1958 to
Shuler
McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
&
May 21 for the purchase of $43,-
special assessment street and
improvement bonds. Dated
Due on Oct. 1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
p.m.
(CST)
Bond
Offering
Mandry,
ceive
City
sealed
(EDST)
on
—
bids
will
until
R.
re¬
noon
May 17 for the pur¬
chase
of
Dated
April 1, 1956.
from
William
Auditor,
$20,000
1957
3
from
Comanche
on
1959 to
1965 inclusive.
County (P. O. Lawton),
Oklahoma
Offering—Roy
the
of
of
Board
sioners, will receive
Johnson,
Commis¬
sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on May 7 for
of $150,000 Memorial
Hospital bonds. Due from 1958 to
the purchase
1971
to
Due
1973
on
Dec.
inclusive.
inclusive.
Company, of Martins Ferry. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Heights Local Sch. Diet.
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Sale—The
$35,000 school
Jackson
No.
Bond
County Indep. Sch.
4
Dist.
build¬
ing bonds offered April 25—v. 183,
p. 2018 — were awarded to Honnold & Co., of Oklahoma City.
$7,500
Murray County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Dougherty), Okla.
Bond
Pruitt,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Offering
—
Ralph
sewage
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
fered
p.m.
disposal system bonds of¬
May 2—v. 183, p. 2018—
(CST)
on
May
building
1956.
~
Alta McCor-
Dated
bonds.
Due
on
Feb.
1,
Feb. 1 from 1957 to
1964 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(F-A) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's ofice. Legality ap¬
proved by Winfree, f McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
10 for
Umatilla County
(P.
O.
Bond
Sch. Dist. No. 31
Milton-Freewater), Ore.
Offering—Verne C.
the
Rob¬
ertson, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
May 21 for the purchase of $74,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1956/
Due
on
Feb. 1
inclusive.
(P. O. Blair), Okla.
Sale—The
3.20s, due on June 1 from
to
1978
inclusive; and
$2,350,000 3*4s, due on June
1 from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
*12,500,000 bonds
June 1, 1996.
Other
members
as
Due
3.35s.
of
the
syndi¬
Blyth & Co., Inc., Drexel &
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Smith, Barney & Co., Eastman,
& Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane,
B.
J.
Van
Ingen
&
Co.,
White, Weld & Co., A. C. Allyn
& Co., Bear, Stearns & Co., Alex.
Brown & Sons, Ira Haupt & Co.,
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
Dean
Witter
Securities
& Co., American
Corp., A. G. Becker &
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Clark,
Dodge
&
Co., Francis
I.
duPont
Co., Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
Reynolds & Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., Stroud & Co., Wood,
&
Struthers & Co., A. E. Masten
&
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Central
Republic Co., Hirsch &
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
The
Illinois
Company, King,
Quirk & Co., Roosevelt & Cross,
Stern Brothers & Co., Stifel, Nico^
laus & Co., Tripp & Co., Yarnall,
Biddle
&
Co., Bacon, Whipple &
Co., Blunt Ellis & Simmons, But¬
building bonds.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Citizens Savings Bank
Bond
Due
until
bids
sealed
May 9 for the pur¬
$3,500 building bonds.
of
Clerk
Ferry, Ohio
the Board of Education,
receive
chase
Offering
May 9 for the purchase of $12,000
will
Bond
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
County School District No. 81
O. Route 2, Box 147,
Lebanon), Ore.
(P.
M. Holland,
Clerk of
ditch
Martins
Linn
mick, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Offering—R.
from
1
"1976
Winfree,
by
Dependent Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Coalgate), Okla.
16
Bond
June
inclusive; $2,150,-
prich & Co., Shields & Co., Wertheim & Co.,
proved
Bond
No.
on
1971 to 1975
1965. to
$3,100,000
Phelps, Fenn & Co., R. W. Press-
bonds. Due
from 1958 to 1963 inclusive.
Coal County
from
terest (J-J) payable at the County
office.
Legality ap¬
and improvement
John C. Cox,
Board
extension
works
water
50,000
due
3.10s,
000
1
Principal and in¬
1967
Treasurer's
$60,000
June
inclusive;
Dillon & Co., Glore, Forgan
King,
W.
on
1970
cate:
Linn
/
.
due
the First National Bank of Port¬
2126—were awarded to a group
composed of Bank of Beaver City;
First National Bank of Beaver;
1—v.
$12,500,00 bonds: $1,750,000 2.90s,
due on June 1 from 1961^ to
1964 inclusive; $3,150,000 3s,
Bond Sale—The $40,000
No. 123
May
follows:
Eastside, Ore.
Beaver
offered
183, p. 1803—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed by the First
Boston Corp., New York City, as
(PST)
of
$335,000 water bonds. Dated June
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from 1957
to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Winfree,"" McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
May
on
bonds
sewer
Corvallis, Oregon
Trust
inclusive.
Mahoning County (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
&
Ohio
000 recreation bonds.
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
325
on
1981 inclusive.
Dated
Euclid,
Askue, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
cinnati.
sealed
July 1 from 1958 to; M, Marks & Co., Eldredge & Co.,
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., A. Web¬
July 1, 1956.
Legality; ster Doughertv & Co., Thomas &
Due
basis of about
p.
Offering—Alta M. Gregg,
Bond
a
ing bonds offered Mayl—v. 183,;
Cumberland, Ohio
Mont fort
Edward
price of 10T.91,
re¬
bonds, were rejected.
1
Co., jointly, as 3%s, at
3.29%.
$75,000 Motor Vehicles and Motor
Driven Equipment Fund No. 12
Chagrin Falls, Ohio
Bond Offering—Gladys M. Fos¬
&
OKLAHOMA
Sold—All
Not
May 15, 1956.
Bond Sale—The
Clark
basis of about 2.65%.
Bond Offering
payable at the Cleveland Trust
Co., Cleveland. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
ter, Village
sealed bids
note "Offered -April
improvement
from
1,
1956. Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond
City
O.
(P.
Company,
26—v.
Clerk
dated
are
1, 1956.
Principal
(M-N) payable at
Cleveland.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
improvement
on
on
1961
Trust Company, of
City, or at the Cleve¬
Trust
land
1966 inclusive.
bonds
I
May
Nov. 1
inclusive.
Due
to
equip¬
fire
and
1957
bridge.
bonds.
from
1
of
1957 to 1961
1 from
police
300,000
1971 inclusive.
land.
Bond
Sheffield Lake Local School District
South
inclusive.
Bonds
1, 1956. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
of New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly &
Mitchell,
of New
York City.
)
v.
bonds. Dated June
June 1 from 1957
1966 inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1956.
&
by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
from
equipment
Nov.
on
1
Nov.
on
public
350,000
clusive.
The
(PST) on May 8
purchase of $50,000 gen¬
the
eral obligation
■
•
New Cordell, Okla.
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Salem.
Legality
1965 inclusive.
1957 to
to
1985 inclusive.
June 1
251,000
interest
and
inclusive.
for
1961
bonds. Due from 1958 to
(M-N)
a
airport improvement
bonds.
bonds.
1958
65,000 fire station bonds. Due
Due
Principal
1976
Ohio
clusive.
225,000
Note
recreation
$150,000
from
1966 in¬
1957 to
from
1
Nov.
1988 inclusive.
sealed
1957 to
from
bids until 8 p.m.
equipment
•
Easter-
(EST) on May
•15 for the purchase of $1,775,000
bonds, as follows:
Dated
1
Nov.
and
1
District Clerk, will receive sealed
1965 inclusive.
transportation
8,000
County School District
(P. O. Carlton), Ore.
11
Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., Hallgarten &
Bond Sale—The $316,000 build¬
750,000 recreation bonds. Due on
$2,500,000 water bonds. Due on?
Co.;, Stroud & Co., Hornblower &
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1971 in¬ ing bonds offered April 26—v. 183,
July l.from 1958 to 1981 in-j Weeks,' B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
clusive.
p. 1802—were awarded to Braun,
''elusive.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., First of
1,700,000 paving bonds. Due on Bosworth & Co.,; Inc., and Fahey,:
2,500,000 sanitary sewer bonds.! Michigan Corporation, Laurence
from
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
550,000
development
lakefront
ment
Due
1 from
Nov.
1957 to
Wilson, N. C.
$1,160,000
improvement
Due
on
1985 inclusive.
sealed
1
Nov.
on
bonds.
230,000
1956.
approved
1976 inclusive.
building
175,000
bonds.
Dated June 1,
Due semi-annually on May
No.
Bond Offering—Irvin D. Custer,
$oz,u00 building bonds: Due frorr.
1958 to
Koontz, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until noon (DST) on May 22
for
the
purchase of $2,585,000
Yamhill
fol¬
as
.,
Salem City School District, Ohio
Bond
Offering — George
F.!
improve-;
300,000 police and fire
due
Bond
from
1
inclusive.
1974
♦
*
Monday, May 7, 1956
.
.
148,000 general refunding bonds:
$28,000 6s, due on May 1 from
1957 to 1961 inclusive; $40,000
3y2s, due on May 1 from 1962
to 1969 inclusive; $25,000 6s,
,
Nov.
on
1976 inclusive.,
1,000,000 incinerator bonds. Due
on Nov.
1 from 1957 to 1976
on
on
Due
1957 to
purchase of $40,000 bonds,
lows:
*
about 3.22%.
inclusive.
improvement
freeway
bonds.
1961
due
'
clusive.
3,700,000
Fenner & Beane, Vance Securities
Corp., and J. Lee Peeler & Co.,
at a price of 100.05, a net inter¬
est cost of about 4.06%, as follows:
Due on
1957 to 1976 in¬
from
1
Nov.
Pierce,
Lynch,
Merrill
of
posed
183,
1—v.
awarded
were
Irving Co., of Cincinnati, as 3y4S,
at a price of 100.17, a basis of
building
bonds.
bridge
500,000
Sale—The $338,000
Bond
Weil, Roth &
awarded to the
were
general
1976 inclusive.
CAROLINA
NORTH
Nov.
on
3,000,000
May 15 for the purchase of $665,000
>
.
1976 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
♦
*
Due
Utica, N. Y.
r
.
.
(2234)
58
from
Principal
1958 to 1961
and
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
approved by Win-
office. Legality
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
of Portland.
Washington County, Tigard Sani¬
District (P. O. Tigard), Ore.
tary
'Bond
Offering
—
Sealed
bids
will be received until May 22 for
the
purchase
svstem
bonds.
of
$150,000
sewer
cher &
Sherrerd, Chaplin & Co.,
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., De
Haven
& Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, A. Webster Dougherty &
Co., Elkins Morris & Co.,
First Southwest
Company, Fos¬
Marshall, McDonald & Co.,
McJunkin, Patton & Co., W. H.
Newbolds' Son & Co., The Ohio
Company,
Rand
& Co., J.
W.
Sparks & Co., Andrews & Wells,
Inc., Aspden, Robinson &
Co.,
Blewer, Glynn & Co., Courts &
Co., Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Fa¬
hey, Clark & Co.,
ter &
Hayden, Miller & Co., Kenower,
Merrill, Turben
&
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, SchafMacArthur & Co.,
fer, Necker & Co., Stokes & Co.,
Volume 183
Number 5531
."The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2235)
Stranahan,
Harris
&-Co., Burns/
Corbelt &;
Roth
County (P. O.
Thorpe), Pxx.
.
East
p.
t. "
receive sealed
1956.
Bond Saie—Tne $io,0UO
general
obligation bonds offered May 1—
v. 183, p. 2018—were awarded to
the
gality approved by Saul, Ewing,
Remick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
will
receive
sealed
until
Bond
April
2
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Townser.d, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
Clerk,
lan,
Pa.
S.
McClel-
Borough Secretary,. will
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
tion
bids
until
8
re-,
,
"
May
15
p.m.
May 7 for the pur¬
$35,000 general obliga¬
from
sive.
ceive
sealed
bids
school
re¬
8
1—v.
p.m.
to
on May 22 for the purchase
$80,000 paving bonds. Dated
Due
1958
and
1976
interest
June 1 from
000
building bonds. Dated May 1,
Due on May 1 from 1957 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Peoples First
National Bank & Trust Co.,Home¬
stead/
Legality
approved
by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.
Co.,
Keir,
-
$40,000 3^s. Due
:
1959
to
on
3%s.
from
Due
on
March
1,630,000 3.60s. Due
on
March
1996.
*
bonds
are
dated
June
1,
1956. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the Girard Trust Corn
Other
members
Barney
of
the
&
&
group:
Co., Halsey,
Inc., Eastman, Dillon
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Stuart & Co.
Antonio,
$22,000
the
Equitable Securities Corp., Nash¬
ville, at a price of par, a net in¬
1957 to
on
Sale
limited
tax
v.
—
awarded
Savings
to
—
mas,
Paris
June 1, 1976.
The
road
183,
the
$750,000
bonds
un¬
offered
2127 — were
Harris Trust &
p.
Bank,
Chicago, and Eddleman-Pollok
Co., of Houston,
jointly, as 3s, at a price of 100.14,
a
basis
of
about
San
follows:
as
3s.
of
Due
May
on
from
1
Bond
000
Sale—An
water
and
junior lien bonds
First of Texas
tonio.
issue
sewer
on
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
was
Indep. School Dist.,
Sale—An
issue
Texas
of
$1,-
Indep.
Bond
School Dist.,
Sale—An
school
000
W.
bonds
issue
was
of
sold
Texas
$400,to
Corp., of San An¬
R.
Trust
at
1957 to 1982 inclusive.
Angelo Independent School
District,
Bonds Not
Sold
Texas
—
District
re¬
jected bids submitted for the $1,500,000 school house bonds offered
April 30—v. 183, p. 2128.
.*
hour >Noe
I.
Company,
of
dis¬
1.90%
-
The
1956.
able
notes
Due
at
are
on
the
June
First
dated
May 4,
29, 1956. Pay¬
National
Bank
Boston.
Legality approved by
Thorndike*
Palmer • &
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
SOUTH
CAROLINA
Pacolet, S. C.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $85,000
bonds was sold to a
waterworks
group
headed by Robinson-Hum¬
phrey
Co., Inc., of Columbia,
as
pay¬
Bank of
or at the
Exchange Bank,
City. Legality ap¬
Corn
York
by
Mitchell,
Shetterly & Mitchell,
City,
Hunton,
Gay, Moore & Powell,
mond, and Baird, White
ing, of Norfolk.
of
New
& Lann-
WASHINGTON
County, Bay Center Schoot
District No. 22 (P. O. South Bend),
Washington
Bond
Offering
County
—
Ross
Neilson,
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
May 18 for the purchase of $61,400
general obligation bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
1958
to
1971
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Country Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Felix & Abel, of
and interest
amm
in
%
%
o
V)
Snohomish County, Everett School
District No. 2 (P. O. Everett),
S.
&
Jackson
Co., of San Angelo, as 3%s, 3s and 23/4s. Dated
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
$150,-
sold to the
National
Seattle.
Pecos
%
revenue,
the
May 1 from
000,000 school bonds was sold to
R. J. Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma
City.
San
of
at
1972 inclusive.
May 1,
1956.
Interest
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
Bond
•
2.98%.
Crane, Texas
able
Williams,
of Rich¬
Co.,
Dallas.
•
Bond
$20,*
Pershing,
&
Dated
1, 1961.
TEXAS
of
York
Pierce
of $70,000
sold to
was
1962 to 1975 inclusive.
22,000 3s. Due
issue
Commerce, of Norfolk,
bonds
27,000 3V2S. Due
June 1 from
on
Sale—An
Pacific
M-N.
233,000 23/4s. Due
15,
June 1 from
June
Bond
000,000 4j/4% ferry revenue bonds
was
purchased at a negotiated
sale by Allen & Co., and
Willis,
Kenny & Ayres, jointly. Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1, 1986,
proved
1968 to
1960 inclusive.
on
Bay Ferry District
(P. O. Norfolk),
Virginia
Commission
Sale—An issue
1973 to 1977
13,000 3s. Due
VIRGINIA
Chesapeake
Principal and interest (A-O)
May
on
1973.
21,000 3y4s. Due
terest cost of about 2.79%, as fol¬
lows:
on
May 15 from
on
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
.
$32,000 3%s. Due
Co., and Nongard & Co.,
Inc., jointly, subject to the result
May 15 election,
of the
of New
Rauscher,
to
15
inclusive.
inclusive.
Due
and
works
water
O.
—
Hospital
Exchange Bank, Philadelphia. Le¬
gality approved by Saul, Ewing,
Remick & Saul, of Pittsburgh.
Smith,
Bond
awarded
were
vestment
Chemical
$300,000 hospi¬
May 2—v. 183,
offered
—
a
3.10%,
May
on
1965
''
Nederland, Texas
ISLAND
250,000 notes to the Industrial
National Bank, of Providence,
at 2.21% discount.
of
The
bonds
2019
p.
about
group:
count.
t
1,
tal
3.10s.
1972
$250,000 notes to the Rhode Island
1
1968 to 1981 inclusive,
the
Sale
Temporary Loan
totaling $500,000 were sold
to the following: *
•
'
200,000
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—The
to
1966 to 1971
County Bank, Fayetteville.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
County (P.
Franklin), Tenn.
of
Due
1957
480,000 3s. Due
in¬
Lincoln
Williamson
price of 100.11,
3V2S.
from
notes
Providence,
314s.
Due on March 1
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive,
cost
$320,000
interest
the
at
a
interest
follows:
inclusive.
1981
of
Pawtucket,
Note
170,000
980,000
1971 to
members
RHODE
i
March 1 from
inclusive.
1961
payable
building bonds offered May 2 —
v.
183, p. 2019—were awarded to
the First Southwest Co., of Dallas*
Under¬
Co., Bioren & Co., Fauset,
& Co., M. M. Freeman &
James, Kirkland, Grubbs &
j
/;
.
(M-S)
Parvin, at
net
as
Due
1976
of
Neuhaqs & Co.; Rotan,
Mosle & Co.; Columbian Securi¬
ties Corp. of Texas; J. Marvin
Moreland & Co.; and Austin, Hart
&
and
composed
group
awarded
Rambo, Close & Kerner,
Wright & Co., and Jo¬
seph Lincoln Ray.
$2,820,000 school
revenue bonds were sold private¬
ly to a group headed by Butcher
& Sherrerd, of Philadelphia, as
'V/".
Principal
a
2128—were
p.
Arthur L.
Bond Sale—The
follows:
March 1 from 1957 to
clusive.
Texas
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 school
purchased by E. Kelly Brown in¬
$1,000,000
Ma# 2
Steele
• l
■
June 1 from
to
Securi¬
1, 1956.
The
—
&
son
County Joint
Pughtown), Pa.
Dated March
Temple Junior College District,
wood,
(CST) on May
$115,000 school
of
1—v,
183, p. 2128—were awarded to the
First Southwest Co., of Dallas.
Texarkana, Texas
erty & Co., Thomas & Co., Harri¬
1956.
'j
on
2 p.m.
Sale
183,
•v.
May
Bond Sale—An issue of
$3,849,000 improvement bonds has been
school house bonds offered
The $350,000 elec¬
>
$750,000 school
offered
t
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Ira Haupt
& Co., Stroud & Co., Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., A. Webster Dough¬
000
.j,
on
1970
to
1 from
Other
(DST) on
May 14 for the purchase of $500,-
.
at
issue
follows:/,
as
inclusive;- and
$1,050,000 2.90s, due on June
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
--
2%s, due
1957
Molen-
School Authority (P. O.
3.06%,
bonds
as
3.05s. • Due
June 1, 1991.
2,000,000 bonds, as follows: $950,-
the * Board of
will
receive
Chester
revenue
,
Offering — H. M. Rice,
Clerk, will offer at public
an
bonds
t
"*
r
j
r-
District, Texas
Bond Sale—The
house
'
Fayetteville, Tenn.
bonds.
inclusive.
Lamar Consol. Indep. Sch. Dist.
Bond
24,.
1991
15
Legality approved
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe,
by
ties Corp., of Nashville.
Town
to
April
on
of Dallas.
tric system revenue
bonds,offered
April 30—v. 183, p. 2018—were
May 3
—
Inc., New York City,
price of 98.06, a net interest
a
Munhall School District, Pa.
Northern
Cleveland, Tenn.
—
Due
1982
April 15
inclusive.
on
1981
(P. O. Rosenberg), Texas
County Road Dist. No. 31
(P. O. Angleton), Texas
The $3,350,000
bonds offered May
e
from
t
,
Brazoria
-
$1,350,000
Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Bond Offering—Martha
1
a
cost of about
Principal
payable at the First
Secretary of
School
Directors,
'
183, p. 2127—were awarded
group
headed by Halsey,
a
at
National Bank of Avoca.
nor,
S
.
inclu¬
Stuart & Co.
inclusive.
to
on
Bond
r.
(DST)
of
1976
to
Pennsylvania
until
June 1, 1956.
1974
Darby Township School
Authority (P. O. Upper Darby),
Offering—William John¬
Borough Secretary, will
son,
$60,000
15, 1965
3% s.
"Bond
Sale
to
Interest A-O.
TENNESSEE
Bond
Cdfnpany, of
Due
1972
179,000
*
system bonds.
3^s.
from
Bond Offering -—-Sealed bids
will be received until June 1 for
the
purchase of $50,000 ' sewer
Upper
bonds.
Bond
p.
'
Moosic, Pa.
:
2018—were
group composed of
a
'
*
the
price of par, as fol¬
a
Sweetwater Independent School
$295,-
/
$116,000
)
of
sold to
was
lows:
Langford, S. D.
and $120,000 3V2S, due on May
-
on
of
offered
3.05s, due
and 1966;
$60,000 3.10s, due on May 15,
1967 and 1968; $65,000 3.15s,
due on May 15,1969 and 1970;
$105,000 3.20s, due on May 15
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive;
:
,'
Knox,
$1,395,000
bonds
183,
inclusive;
general obligation bonds.
Offering—H.
26—v.
on
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May
14
forj the purchase
of $40,000
Bond
The
—
inclusive; $100,000 3s, due on
May 15 from 1961 to 1964
Ralph Falce,
receive sealed
—
will
Sale
Dallas, at
'
DAKOTA
V
auction
$800,000 bonds, as 3%s, due on May
15, 1091.
595,000 bonds: $85,000 2%s, due
on May 15 from 1957 to 1960
Connellsville, Pa.
City
of
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co.; Singer, Deane
& Scribner; and Stokes and Co.,
at a price of 98.27, a net interest
cost of about 3.39%, as follows:
Dated June 15, 1956. Due on June
15 from
1958 to
1972 inclusive.
Offering
Bank
3s, at par.
as
- revenue
awarded to
(EDST) on May 15 for the
purchase of $850,000 general obligation improvement bonds.
p.m.
Bond
Falls,
school
Controller,
bids
National
Stroudsburg Area School Authority,
Pennsylvania
County (P. O. Ebenburg),
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering —M. C. Cher-
County
Farmers
Beaver
Cambria
Jr.,
SOUTH
Dist., Texas
issue
Texas Bank & Trust
Charleston.
*
Sale—An
000 school bonds
the
National
awarded to the Equitable
'
,
bonds.
and
at
at
Township (P. O. 1
Beaver Falls), Pa.„
-
•
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1
from 1957 to 1974 inclusive.
Le¬
venak,
payable
Patterson
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
May 16 for the purchase of $175,-
7
Dated, June ill
1 from 1958
June
on
Southern
Bond
'
.
-
obligation
a.m.
Principal and
the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott •&
Munson, of Philadelphia.
"
; '
Offering—ueorge G Ma-
general
Due
*
interest
Secretary of the Aboard of
Directors,
wil
receive
000
of
1970 -inclusive.
co
Township School
Malvern),
Pennsylvania'
^
lin,
11
Principal
payable
Hallsville Indep. Sch.
1,
1958
,
on May 24 for the purchase
$650,000 general obligation im¬
provement bonds.
Whiteland
School
Simons,
April
1 from
Spartanburg. Legality
by Sinkler, Gibbs &
approved
(DST)
of
District (P. O. R. D: 2,
Bond
bids until
and
of
Offering — Charles
H,
Unangst, County Controller, will
2018—was rejected.
-
Citizens
*
Dated
April
(A-O)
Bond
Bonds Not Sold— The one bid
for the
$200,000 im¬
provement bonds offered May 2—
183,
interest
Bank,
on
inclusive.
*
,r,;
3%s.
Due
to 51986
j
•
and
1956.
.
Northampton County (P. O.
Easton), Pa.
submitted
v.
4%s
&
Lynch, Singer, Deane & Scribner,
Fauset, Steele & Co., Harrison &
Co., Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs i&
Keir, Schaffer, Necker & Co., and
Walter, Stokes & Co.
Irving Co., Arthur" L.
Wright & Co., and Zahner & Co.
Jim
Beane, Dolphin & Co.,
Co., > Moore, Leonard <&
Bache
&
Carbon
&
ner
Pickard, Inc., Ellis ,&
Co., Johnson & Johnson, >
Lucas, Eisen & Waeekerle, Inc,
McKelvy & Co., Seasongood &
Mayer, Simpson, Emery & Co.,
Sweney Cartwright & Co^ Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, Weil,
m
*
*
Bond
Washington
Offering—Verne
Sievers,
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
May 24 for the purchase of $2,550,000 general obligation bonds,
series B. Dated July 1, 1956. Due
on July
1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Callable as of July 1,
1961. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
County
Treasurer,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
60
t
*
;
&
Preston, Thorgrimson
witz, of Seattle.
Horo-
Stevens County, Evergreen School
"i
District No. 205 (P. O.
«
t
..." Bond
Colville),
Washington
Offering — Chester
A.
Hills, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until
11 a.m.
f
J
May 1, 1956.
p.m. (EST) on May 18 for the
purchase of $370,000 dormitory
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1984 in¬
clusive.
Interest M-N.
Legality
2
approved
City.
years.
*V'(M-N)
Due serially in 22
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
at
and
the
office.
Legality
by Burcham
Spokane.
proved
WEST
Potomac State
Virginia
interest
County
ap-
& Blair, of
■}
sold
was
Taylor
G.
Edw.
to
&
Co., Inc., of St. Paul, as follows:
$29,000
3s.
Due
from
1
Dec.
on
1964 to 1976 inclusive.
sha,
will receive sealed bids until
Dec.
State
1,
The
1956.
1,
on
approved
bids
June
—
offered
3
O.
C. Whitten,
(J-D) payable at the
v.
183,
The
waukee.
Legality
Bank, of Mil¬
approved
by
Cedar Grove,
obligation
bonds
.
street
offered
Wis.
>
:
$35,000 general
improvement
April
30
were
Co.,
»
bonds
dated
May 1,
1956.
Due on May 1 from 1957
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Village Treasurer's office.
Delavan
are
(Village
Rich*
mond, Sharon, Walworth, Sugar
Creek (Towns), and Bradford
Twp. Union High Sch. Dist.
(City),
Darien
and Town), Darien, Delavan,
(P. O. Delavan), Wis.
Bond
Sale
school bonds
The
—
$1,750,000
offered April 25
—
1908—were awarded to
a group composed of Halsey, Stu¬
art & Co. Inc.; Northern Trust
Company; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Dean Witter & Co.; Bacon, Whip¬
ple & Co.; Baxter, Williams &
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co.; Cen¬
tral Republic Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Mullaney, Wells & Co.;
and Channer Securities Co., as
183,
v.
Marshall and Ilsley
Dennison
C.
H.
to
of Sheboygan.
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1976 inclusive.
Principal
Bond Sale—The
—
awarded
to
by Lines,
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Milwaukee.
The $175,000 park
May
Offering—W.
and interest
Wisconsin
Bond Sale
(P.
Wis.
Clerk, will receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
County (P. O. Green Bay),
£»
bonds
April
dated
are
Hills Joint
1
May 17 for the purchase of $150,000 school building bonds. Dated
1957
April 1 from 1957
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Due
1975
Brown
Commission
Fund
bonds
Legality
(J-D) payable at the
Sinking
$80,000
sold to the Wau¬
Bank of Wauke¬
basis of about 2.60%.
Principal
1955.
Bond
3s, at a price of 103.25, a
as
No.
District
District
was
National
kesha
--
Dated
Deer and River
Brown Deer),
Bond Sale—An issue of
Spooner & Quarles, of
1977 to 1995 inclusive.
and interest
basis of about 2.47%.
Brown
O. Milwaukee), Wis.
school bonds
211,000 33/4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
(P. O.
as
School
to
80,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
President of the Board of Govern¬
ors,
$320,-
of
issue
Stuart & Co.
WISCONSIN
No. 8 (P.
improvement bonds
funding and
Morgantown), W. Va.
Bond Offering—Irvin Stewart,
'
Sale—An
2128—were awarded to Halsey,
Inc., New York City,
2V2S, at a price of 100.15, a
p.
Brookfield, Woodside Sch. Dist.
water and sewer revenue re¬
College of West
University
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
.
Bond
000
Legality approved by
York City.
Va.
W.
Williamstown,
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
VIRGINIA
Valley Bank, Charleston, or at the
First National City Bank, of New
by Caldwell, Marshall,
of New York
■
Kanawha
the
through
office,
Trimble & Mitchell,
(PST) on May 15 for the purchase
of $23,400 building bopds.
Dated
<
Monday, May 7, 1956
..
.
(2236)
p.
2%s, at
price of 95.007, a basis
a
of about 2.75%,
du Chien,
Prairie
Wis.
Sale—The
Bond
$70,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered May 1—v. 183,
p. 2128 — were awarded to the
Prairie, City Bank, and the Peo¬
ples State Bank, both of Prairie
Another First
for
du
Chien,
2s, at par.
as
St. Francis School District,
Manufacturers Trust
Bond
Offering
Wis,
T.
Gordon
—
Lowe, District Clerk, will offer at
public auction at 2:30 p.m. (CST)
on
May 10 an issue of $215,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
Due
m,
May 1 from 1957 to 1972
Interest M-N. Legality
on
inclusive.
•'
The
approved by Lines, Spooner
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Group
Trust
,
f.
Verona Joint School District No. 2,
Wisconsin
Bond Sale—The
$175,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 25—v. 183;
p. 2019—were awarded to a group
composed of the Milwaukee Com¬
Program
m
&
:
Harley, Hayden & Co., Inc.;
Blair & Co.; and Channer
Securities Co., at a price of 96.70.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May
pany;
Allan
Wm
M
mm
from
1
;1957
1976
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Bank of Verona, Verona. Le¬
mm
gality approved by Lines, Spooner
&
A different type
a new
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
of program—tax exempt—under
CANADA
ruling of the U. S. Treasury Department.
ONTARIO
Brantford, Ontario
If your
firm has
one, you
and
should read this booklet. It describes the new program
—to invest their
as
economically
For your
as
free
pension
profit-sharing funds
or
as
composed of Gairdner
Equitable Securities
and Anderson &
Co., as 4s, at a price of 96.47.
Dated Dec. 31, 1955. Due on Dec.
to
soundly
the largest funds.
copy
improvement bonds was sold
000
designed to help firms with few employees —5, 10, 100 or even
more
a
&
Co., Ltd.;
group
366
or use
PERSONAL
1.
TRUST
55 Broad Street, New York,
Company
improvement bonds was sold to
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., as 5s,
at a price of 99.03. Due on April
1
from
1957
to
1976 inclusive.
Interest
QUEBEC
makes it easy for you to obtain
55 Broad
Personal Trust
a copy
David
I should like to receive
a
copy
of
Falaradeau,
de
Quebec
Sale—An
issue,of $45,000
debt funding bonds was sold to
La Corporation de Prets de Que¬
bec, at a price of 95.05, a net in¬
of
cost
terest
4.98%,
about
as
follows:
Department
;
$18,000
Street, New York 15, N. Y.
Pension and
A-O.
N. Y.
MANUFACTURERS TRUST COMPANY
—
inclusive.
Sale—An issue of $65,000
Bond
Bond
Pension Trust Division
1976
McDougall, Ontario
below.
St.
This convenient coupon
to
Interest J-D.
DEPARTMENT
Manufacturers Trust
1956
from
31
phone HA 2-7200, Ext. 492
the convenient coupon
Ltd.;
Canada,
"
or
Sale—An issue of $1,564-
Bond
employee benefit plan or if you are considering
an
4s. Due on Feb.
1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
your new
booklet, "The Group Trust Program for
Profit-Sharing Plans."
1
27,000 4V2s. Due on Feb. 1
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
Dated Feb. 1,
NAME.
from
1956. Interest F-A.
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
FIRM'S NAME.
ADDRESS
CITY.
ZONE
STATE.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
OF DELAWARE,
INC.
DIVIDEND NO. 59
APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES.
The
a
Board
regular
of
Directors
quarterly
has declared
dividend
of
20
share on the common stock,
payable May 31, 1956, to stockholders
of record May 21, 1956. Transfer Books
will not be closed.
cents
per
sylvan
....
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