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...Swift & Co. had tentatively agreed with Glore, Forgan & Co. last April to sell its control of Libby, McNeill & Libby to the public; 3,018,000 shares were to have been filed with...
Announced last week was a notable name-change in the big family of U. S. investment banking houses. After the turn of the year the up-&-coming young firm of Field, Glore & Co. will be known as Glore, Forgan & Co. No new partners will enter the firm, no old ones depart. The change is simply belated recognition of a situation which has existed since the summer of 1935, when Marshall Field III retired from the business. Since then the two senior partners have been Charles Foster Glore and James Russell Forgan...
Following the family tradition, dapper, adroit "Russ" Forgan of Glore, Forgan & Co.-whose career at Princeton (Class of 1922) set a new high for social grace and near-professional virtuosity as leading man of the Triangle Club (musical comedies)-started in at commercial banking. He was a vice president of Chicago's National Bank of the Republic when he shifted to securities by joining Messrs. Field & Glore in 1931. He now heads the Manhattan office, while Partner Glore runs the Chicago office...
...time Marshall Field decided to quit, his firm had achieved financial maturity. It is generally understood that he left his money in the business with no strings attached in the form of special or limited partnership interests. Glore, Forgan & Co. will start the new year as one of the top underwriting houses of the country...
...Chicago, glib, young polo-playing Charles Foster Glore, president of Chicago Corp. as well as a partner in the brokerage house of Field, Glore & Co., told newshawks that Chicago Corp., an investment company, and A. G. Becker & Co., investment bankers, had bought Continental Illinois National Bank's holdings in Middle West Corp. Chicago Corp. takes three-fifths of the purchase, Becker & Co the rest. The price: $12 a share, giving Continental, in which Chicago Corp. has large holdings, a small profit on its once forlorn investment in Middle West Corp...