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BANK
RECORD
■ CO.
U.
S.
FAT.
OFFICE
FEBRUARY IN RETROSPECT
Page
Commercial
and
Financial
Cotton
Events
1
10
—.———
Course of the Stock Market
14
Dividend Declarations
-.13
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans .16
Foreign Affairs
5
Page
Hides and Leather
...
Iron and Steel Trade.
...
Money Market
New
-.15
Security Issues
—
Petroleum and Its Products
Rubber
—
....
—
Foreign Exchange
17
—
Textiles
10
—
United
States
Treasury Financing.
12
11
10
10
—
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
9
8
—12
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Page
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
Exchange
......67
Exchange.
.68
Chicago Stock Exchange—.....
Cleveland
Stock
Detroit Stock
64
Exchange
66
Exchange
..60
...
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
64
Page
New York Curb
Exchange
New York Stock
New York Stock
Exchange—Bonds.
Exchange—Stocks.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
19
—
31
—
61
—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock
41
—
69
—
Exchange
62
—
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
Page
Banks and Trust
Companies—
v:
■■
:
Page
Municipal Bonds—
Domestic
..100
Domestic
Canadian
..111
Canadian
Exchange Seats...
Federal
Land
Bank
._93
...83
Public
...91
Bonds
Foreign Government Bonds
Public Utility Stocks
...92
Industrial Bonds
.
Industrial Stocks....
-
-
81
...84
...
Insurance Stocks
...
Investing Companies Securities
—
99
...72
Joint Stock Land Bank—
Securities
..91
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks-
Mining Stocks
73
78
Railroad Bonds
67
Railroad Stocks
71
Real
Estate Bonds
-112
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
84
Textile Stocks
84
Title
..111
....
Utility Bonds..
Guarantee and
Safe
Deposit
Stocks
%.....84
United States Government Securities..91
—
84
United States Territorial Bonds
91
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The
of the
enactment
Administration's
hours
farm and housing
legislation and
attempts to clarify its economic poli¬
cies in dealing with the present business recession were the
law
the
with
after
past month.
its
the
in
of
action
that at the request
a
the
bill.
Chair¬
Corporation, announced
of President Roosevelt the
Commission.
measures,
Consideration
of
Securities and
two
special
session
National
1934,
last
the
and
year,
started
by
the
on
standards of
wage
Labor
House
the
during the
based
other
Recovery Administration code
was
and
wage
resembling that passed by the Senate
one
and recommitted to the House Labor (Committee
Committee
on
24.
Feb.
Feb. 3,
on
on
of the measure, Jesse H. Jones,
passage
10
became
measure
congressional
of the Reconstruction Finance
Feb.
activities
governmental
The housing
by President Roosevelt
approval
completion
Following
man
on
developments
important
more
during
The
over-the-counter
brokers and dealers, under supervision of the
REVIEW OF FEBRUARY—COMMERCIAL
expendi¬
month.
the
the Maloney bill, which provides for the establish¬
on
ment
held
were
profits
Hearings on the Ad¬
Banking and Currency Committee conducted hear¬
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legislation during the month.
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convened
executives
in
smaller
of
Washington
on
business
of
the
Feb. 2 at the instance
of President
Roosevelt, and, after heated sessions, 23 recom¬
mendations
were
submitted
President
the
to
Feb.
on
4.
Following the presentation of the recommendations, White
RFC had organized "The National Mortgage Association of
House officials intimated that the President thought some
Washington,"
$10,000,000
of
paid-in surplus of $1,000,000, in order to complete the
he
and
with
paid-in capital
a
stock
of
machinery for making available immediately the facilities
and benefits of the
With
action
Federal housing law.
new
been
having
completed
by
signed the farm bill
Feb. 16.
on
the
House
on
it calls for
benefit
conserve
and
make
the difference
up
of corn,
increase
soil
for
payments
fertility;
is called
practices
parity
payments
power
these products would have commanded
War,
pluses
off the
loans
when
market
designed
prices
storing them for future lean years.
his
that the
the
signing of
additional
authorized
revenues
Manifesting
Congressman
on
cost
sur¬
relief
of such legislation,
concern
over
the
effects
Speaker
during
the
projects during the fiscal
supporters
Other
of
the
New
Progress
Administra¬
fiscal
behalf
was
on
The
year.
of
carry out
the
was
WPA
passed
Feb. 23.
its
up
the $250,000,000 emergency
action
Senate,
of
on
Congress
included
the
Feb. 16 and by the House
Secretary
The bill would
assets"
from
early relief expenditures
President Roosevelt
on
Feb.
4
signed
by
the
resolution making appropriations available for the
adminis¬
tration of the
Administration's
the
18
Feb.
on
issued
statement prepared
a
System,
and economists
of various
a
prices
for him
"balanced"
which
would
promote
a
executive
de¬
"balance" of commodity
expansion
of
production and thus increase income and employment.
In his remarks to
reporters, when issuing the statement,
the President ruled out inflation and further dollar devalua¬
tion
as
methods by which he would bring about a readjust¬
of prices.
ment
Incidentally, the statement, in seeking to
Sugar Act of 1937.
sarily being aimed at.
between
of
the
Secretary
announced
country
Morgenthau,
on
Feb.
Chairman
System
and
Marriner
other
11, the Treasury
on
fiscal
Feb. 14
revision of its gold sterilization program, retro¬
a
active to Jan.
this
to the nature of the confer¬
as
Reserve
Federal
officials which started
few
r
Terminating speculation
1, to the extent that only gold which enters
over
and above $100,000,000 in
any one
quarter
will be sterilized in the future.
The
abandoned by
15, authorizing the cancellation by the
Deal.
Reserve
ences
permit the RFC to "write off" about $2,700,000,000 carried
the
of
partments, in which he called for
letter
a
Feb. 21 when the Senate de¬
on
,aside to take
"recoverable
RFC lending
Eccles, Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal
Eccles
of the Treasury of obligations of the RFC.
as
resume
by Secretaries Morgenthau, Wallace and Perkins; Marriner
appro¬
Feb. 16 and by the Senate
passage of a bill by the
Feb.
clarification
attempted
President
recom¬
ending June 30
year
Wagner-Van Nuys anti-lynching bill
on
some
business.
an
$250,000,000 be
present
recommendations
resolution.
in
Feb. 18 in directing
heretofore conflicting pronouncements on price policies, the
of the House,
additional
an
in
relief
and
employment, the President in
the
cided to lay it
In
the President
Council
neces¬
$250,000,000 to
Administration
warned
increase
on
Jones, Chairman of the RFC, to
aid
to
That
the
a
Bankhead,
on
of
respects, declared that the "1926 price level" is not
Administration's bill appropriating
by the House
advice
the
would be needed to give it full effect.
Feb. 10 that
President's
possible of fulfillment, but
clarify the Administration's price policy in at least
on
projects
Jesse
low,
statement issued
President Roosevelt
priated to help in financing Works
tion
a
and
impracticable.
as
that
increased
business recession
to
the bill,
the
keep
exceedingly
are
In
before
to
provisions for "parity" payments would
present
mended
to
wheat, rice, tobacco and cotton, and the purchasing
World
with
that
between prevailing market prices
and commodity
others
anxious to follow
was
The Act, which is desig¬
Adjustment Act of 1938,
the most comprehensive system of crop control in American
history;
constructive
were
regarded
respects was indicated by his action
,Feb. 9, and by the Senate on Feb. 14, President Roosevelt
nated the Agricultural
them
On
the
last
of
day
Court handed down
a
the
month
number of
(Feb.
28)
the
decisions, in
Supreme
one
of which
it upheld the power of the National Labor Relations Board
to
order
the
disestablishment
of
company
unions
of
the
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc., and the Pacific Grey¬
hound
tion
Lines, Inc.
of
a
lower
On the
court
same
which
Milwaukee meat shops.
day it vacated
had
injunc¬
an
prohibited picketing
The Supreme Court also
on
dismissed the appeal of employees of the New York
Transit
Corp.
against
a
closed
of
Feb. 28
Rapid
shop contract between
the
corporation and the Transport Workers Union of America.
Other of the
were
a
more
important of the Supreme Court rulings
unanimous decision
on
Jan. 31 holding that District
not empowered to
are
the
which
smallest undertakings to
between %% and 1% on large ones.
The premium on all mortgages will
be levied on the diminishing balance of principal and not on original face
value, which constitutes a major change from the present Act.
The revised Act also provides that premiums assessed against old insured
at
Labor Relations Board inquiring
National
against $836,061 of reinsurance premiums written in Con¬
necticut on California policies was upheld; and a unani¬
holding that a State can constitutionally
limit the width and weight of interstate automobile trucks
decision
mous
Roosevelt
Congress Passes
President Roosevelt
Arminis-
Feb. 16 signed the new
on
$440,000,000 farm bill [known as the Agricultural
Adjustment Act of 1938], and officials of the Department
of Agriculture immediately made plans to put the new cropcontrol law into operation.
Passage of the bill in compro¬
mise form by the House of Representatives occurred on
Feb. 9 by a vote of 264 to 135.
The Senate approved the
compromise version on Feb. 14 by a vote of 56 to 31.
Presi¬
dent Roosevelt, in a statement issued as he signed the
measure, assured that it would be put into operation as
quickly as possible. At the same time he warned that if all
benefit payments specified in the bill were to be made, a
tration
fund
the
In this refer¬
available for administration of the measure.
it
ence
made
and
for soil conservation
allotted
than
additional revenue other
from
be created
must
$440,000,000
assumed that the President meant the enaction
was
mutual
a
taxes on certain commodities—notably wheat
and cotton—listed under the new law.
of processing
The bill went to conference after it
passed the Senate on
from
the
of
action
House
at the
came
end
the
No member
permitted to change any section of the bill which a joint Senate-House
was
drafted
committee
from
separate
measures
which
Senate
the
and
House
passed at the end of the special session of Congress last December.
The
work.
Continuation
1.
with
Controls
2.
grower
3.
of
farmers
the
for
in
voting
beyond
crops
Although
used
tobacco,
cotton,
Secretary Wallace
withdrawn
Acreage
4.
soil
who
con¬
crops.
of
amount
if
fanners
substituting
rice,
or
corn
wheat
that protective
estimates
a
sup¬
heavy fines for sale of above-quota
The quota scheme becomes inoperative, however, if more than
production.
dairy feed
the
on
to
payments
Agriculture in
of
referendum reject it.
a
soil-depleting crops may
farmer's normal needs.
from
a
not be used
for
is placed on the amount of money that can be
program, Administration sponsors say it will not cost
limit
no
new
$500,000,000 which has been appropriated recently for other
more
than the
farm
programs.
A
6.
It
announced
was
starting
for
wheat
a
crop
The signing by Federal Housing Administrator
McDonald of the charter creating the National
$1,000,000.
Stewart
Mortgage Association was made known on Feb. 19.
The
directors of the Association are: C. B. Henderson and Emil
directors of the RFC; Robert Y. Fleming, Presi¬
National Bank, Washington, D. C.; Claude
Schram,
dent of the Riggs
Individual
7.
Machinery
organization of "The National Mortgage Association of
benefits
and
in
invest
The
the
of
first
sell
set
up
markets
and
be
to
established
in
four
sectors
of
the
country.
Adoption by Congress of Conference Report—Lodge "Prevailing
President
report on the Administration housing bill,
signed the bill on Feb. 3.
Final congressional
the
the
or
of
40;
on
House without
a
Jan. 21 the report was agreed to by
record vote.
The measure was sent
to conference on Dec. 21
last, after its passage that day by
Senate, following its adoption by the House on Dec. 18.
Agreement by the conferees on differing provisions of the
two bills was reached on Jan. 20.
A bitter contest developed
the
Roosevelt
President
also would
to encourage new home building and
banks
from
participating in the program.
In the Senate, where the conference report was adopted
on Feb. 1, all party sectional lines were wiped
out in the
dispute over and final agreement to exclude the "prevailingamendment."
in its
Washington advices, Jan. 20, said, in part:
for
a
as
As agreed on
for the small crop loans.
of
$3,000,000,000
predecessors, which
undertakings,
it will put
small
and
houses
a
also
dividend corporations up
Cancel
Obligations of the RFC—House Also Passed Bill Fixing Per ma*
Capital of Commodity Credit Corp. at $100,000,000
nent
Senate have passed a bill spon¬
Administration authorizing the cancellation
by the Secretary of the Treasury of obligations of the Re¬
construction Finance Corporation.
The bill would permit
the RFC to "write off" about $2,700,000,000 carried as "re¬
coverable assets" from early relief expenditures by the New
sored
the
by
which added:
The
Treasury
About
of
to
The
and
Jesse H. Jones In view
carrying the expenditures
on
balance
the
to
went
reduces
fund.
general
Treasury'6
the
also
advanced to the Works Progress
other emergency agencies Bines
money was
provided that any repayments of the loans to RFC ars
measure
bill
number of
the
RFC
directors from
seven
to
five.
only five posts now occupied.
are
The bill
Senate
RFC Chairman
bookkeeping practice of
as
into
go
The
There
the
recoverable.
$1,600,000,000 of the
books
Administration
1932.
requested by
was
measure
criticism
of
on
Feb.
was
passed by the House on Feb. 15 and by the
Feb.
15
16.
There
was
also
House
the
roll call in either case.
no
passed
bill to maintain the
a
Commodity Credit Corporation's capital at $100,000,000 and
borrowing power up to $500,000,000.
on Feb. 16, Senator Vandenberg indicated
follows the list of the items included in the $2,700,000,000
giving it
In the
a
Senate,
"write off":
The items covered in this bill,
funds expended for
exclusive of $1,800,000,000 that represents
relief and for relief purposes only are
as
follows:
$124,741,000 represents the capital stock of the home-loan banks;
$200,000,000 the capital stock of the Home Owners' Loan Corporation;
$2,600,000
stock land
loans
is
made
the
by
Bank
Land
Commissioner to
joint-
Farm Mortgage
Corpo¬
banks;
$200,000,000
the
capital
$40,500,000 represents
to
Credit
create
a
of
stock
the
money
Federal
of
to
were
mortgages
confined in
made
for
scope to
housing
con¬
relatively small
large government guarantee behind mortgages
those
a
by limited
value of $5,000,000 for single operations.
financing housing
operations
advanced to
revolving fund used in
part
the Farm Credit Administra¬
to
loans by the Secretary of Agriculture;
crop
capital
for
stock
of
Credit
Commodity
$10,000,000 for capital stock of Disaster Loan
$7,500,000
$10,000,000
create
establish the Production
Corporations;
$115,000,000 for
$97,000,000
maximum
Unlike its
conference.
to
sent
was
House and Senate
on Jan. 28, and in form thus agreed to was signed by the
President.
In indicating the amount of the appropriation
involved, Representative Taylor of Colorado, one of the
conferees on the part of the House, stated that $39,750,000
was for payments in connection with sugar and $34,000,000
tion
rewritten in conference will make available Federal insurance
struction.
on
it
ration ;
Detailing the provisions of the bill the "Times,"
The bill
resolution mak¬
by the conferees, it was adopted by the
as
wage
of which
result
plaining, according to Washington advices to the New York
"Journal of Commerce," that they thought inclusion of such
a
limitation in the bill would work against aims of the
deter
for
Resolution Making Appropriations
of 1937
Signs
administration of the
Sugar Act of 1937 and for crop production and harvesting
loans.
The resolution passed the House on Jan. 21 and on
Jan. 26 it was passed by the Senate in amended form, as a
inserted in the bill in the
Senate requiring that the prevailing wage shall be paid on
all construction work undertaken under its provisions.
The
amendment was eliminated in conference, the conferees ex¬
program
National Mortgage Association
Administration of Sugar Act
On
the so-called Lodge amendment
on
of other national mortgage associations,
increasing the capital stock of "The
for
Washington."
legislation occurred on Feb. 1, when the con¬
report on the bill was adopted by the Senate by a
of 42 to
vote
requested that we hold in reserve an additional
$40,000,000 for the capitalization
of the conference
the President
ferees'
against them.
also
has
Deal, said United Press accounts from Washington, Feb. 16,
Wage" Amendment Dropped
Following the adoption by both the House and the Senate
on
new
mortgages
debentures
its
Washington"
immediately the facilities
Federal housing law, and this Association will
insured by the Federal Housing Administration
making available
for
machinery
the
In his
10 Mr. Jones said:
announcement of Feb.
The
of the RFC.
assistant to the Chairman
Costello,
Both the House and the
$10,000.
by which Secretary Wallace can try to develop
for
the Nation's major commodities.
Research
President^Roosevelt Signs Administration Housing Bill Following
action
General Counsel of the RFC, and W. C.
Hamilton Jr.,
E.
insurance
payments under new Act will be limited to
0.
uses
paid-in surplus of
paid-in capital stock of $10,000,000 and a
Authorization for the creation of a $100,000,000 corporation to
laboratories
Finance Corporation, that at the re¬
quest of President Roosevelt the RFC had organized "The
National Mortgage Association of Washington," with a
provide insurance for other crops.
new
Feb. 10 by Jesse H. Jones, Chairman
on
of the Reconstruction
Congress Passes Bill Authorizing Secretary of the Treasury to
appropriation
$20,000,000
program.
Washington-—Com*
Facilities of New Federal
Housing Act
ing appropriations available for the
dangerously high, with
plies will be
one-third
Department
market
may
Act
Conservation
Soil
of
the
for soil-depleting
crops
Association of
pletes Machinery f or Making Available
On Feb. 4 President Roosevelt signed the
principal provisions of the revised bill follow:
serving
dividend company operations.
for limited
Formation of National Mortgage
apply marketing regulations to wheat, corn, cotton, tobacco and rice.
cooperate
family dwellings qualified for
by individuals or regular corporations,
insurance of 80% of value of
The limit rises to $5,000,000 under the same con¬
to $200,000 and provides for
chinery by which Secretary Wallace, with the approval of farmers, could
The
insure up
*
would continue the Soil Conservation Act and set up ma¬
program
may
built
when
insurance,
completed
ditions
of four hours of debate under
procedure which many Republicans described as a "gag rule."
fund which
50% if authorized by the President.
of the bill, as compared with the old National Housing
$16,000
and
The
rates.
for establishment
to $2,000,congressional authority, with the right to increase
insurance
Act, advances the limit of value of multiple
advices from Washington said:
Dec.
on
the
on
section
new
completes
and the House
17,
mortgage
total by
10.
The newly-enacted
measure provides
for control of production of five crops,
viz., cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco and rice, with a view to
stabilizing prices.
Under date of Feb. 9, Associated Press
Dec.
"premium charge,"
plus annual
1% of the principal
of
000,000 of mortgages on
that
mortgage
Compromise Measure
6%
rate of
interest
^4
approved by the conferees, the revised bill provides
As
of
A
New Farm Bill After
Signs
from
mortgages shall be brought into line with the new
passing through its territory.
President
uniform
a
varies
State tax on insurance premiums
2.6% California
designed primarily to make available ample funds for housing
The bill is
enjoin hearings held by the
into alleged un¬
fair labor practices by companies subject to the Wagner
Labor Relations Act; a decision in which the protest of the
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. against assessment
Courts
of
REVIEW
MONTHLY
2
a
for stock of regional
was
mutual
advanced
to
agricultural
the
mortgage-insurance
Federal
fund
;
Corporation;
Corporation;
credit corporations;
Housing
$15,000,000
Administration
for renovation
to
and
March, 1938]
modernization
loans
MONTHLY
and
insurance
by
FHA,
of establishing and operating the
expense
$16,000,000 for
and
new
FHA, and
4.
Senate Laya Aside Anti-Lynching Bill—No Further Debate on Meat"
the
urge
encouragement of the
We ask that
faithful
rations.
3
of private capital
in
employer and employee alike be held responsible for the
observance
of
We urge that
balanced
as
soon
mutual
labor
agreements.
governmental expenditures be curtailed and the budget
possible.
as
Expected at Present Session
ure
investment
enterprises.
3.
of operating regional agricultural credit corpo¬
expenses
We
2.
the
for
$32,600,000
REVIEW
Nuys anti-lynching bill was abandoned
by its Administration supporters on Feb. 21 when the Sen¬
ate, by a vote of 58 to 22, decided to lay it aside to take
As to the recommendations, White House officials were
reported as stating on Feb. 4 that the President thought a
large majority of them were constructive and possible of
the $250,000,000 emergency relief resolution, thus ending
30-day filibuster by Southern Senators which had blocked
legislation during the present session except for the adop¬
fulfillment.
The Wagner-Van
up
The
a
and
tion of the Farm and Housing measures.
Senator Wagner
said later that he would again press his fight for the anti-
lynching
at
measure
half
a
the
conference
two-day
One
small
future
The Associated Press also said:
recommendations
of
.
the
...
"little
fellows"
recommendations
business
to
men
read
were
.
consult
President
at
hour
an
Chairman of
Cleveland,
permanent Advisory
a
the
of
business.
of
for
was
with
the
to
by Chairman Fred Roth
session of
Council of
government.
time, but it was not
believed that it would again be the subject of extended de¬
bate during the present session of Congress.
The motion to
Secretary Stephen T. Early told newspaper men after the White House
meeting that the President personally did not want to name such a commit¬
tee, but asked Mr. Roth and his colleagues to advise with Secretary Roper
shelve
with
the
Leader
some
anti-lynching bill
offered
was
Barkley who, in asking that the
by
Democratic
be laid
measure
aside, explained that there appeared to him to be no chance
of obtaining unanimous consent to limit the anti-lynching
The
tion
argument to one hour, had been defeated.
defeat of the anti-lynching bill was seen by con¬
gressional leaders
against
The
46.
was
vote
invoke
cloture
was
42 and
Defeat of the first cloture motion in
tion with this bill
by the Senate occurred
motion by Senator
rejected by
was
to
on
Feb.
on
While
ending June 30.
year
The House passed
16 by a vote of 353 to 23.
Press accounts from
is
the major
elimination
denied
Washington
changes in the
by the Senate of
relief to
that
Following the
aliens who
on
measure
House
a
have not filed
Feb. 23 said:
adopted by the two chambers
amendment
which
would
will
The
application for first naturaliza¬
amendment
an
by Senator Lewis B. Schwellenbach
over
12-month
a
In earlier
from
period.
appropriation
Approximately $500,000,000 of the original
Senate sessions efforts to increase the amount
the
$250,000,000 asked for by President Roosevelt on
Feb. 10, in his letter to
Speaker Bankhead, were defeated.
bill
so
the
cost
Feb. 23 sought to amend the
on
to force most communities to contribute
as
letter
my
it
is
25% to
employment."
heretofore
of
you
Oct.
wish that
my
which you
to
increase
or
have
we
to
The
18
made
permit
credit
make
you
In
lending
your
loans
emergency
available to
of
all
authorized to lend, especially loans
are
employment.
statement issued
by Chairman Jones,
ing the managers of
that
qualify under
increase
employment.
While
Act,
stating
than
more
especially
and
This includes all
that the
000,000 for loans,
$200,000,000
Feb. 18, with
agreement
was
to
House
the
today,
instruct¬
we are
maintain
will
or
little and big.
$1,500,expect
not
$300,000,000 would be used.
or
Committee
Ways and
revision
following
week.
House
the
by
on
26
Feb.
would be reported
measure
by
MeanslCommittee
bill
announced
was
indicated that the
the
that
that he did
said
the tax
on
loans
types of business,
Tax Revision Bill Completed by House
when it
of
RFC has approximately
Mr. Jones
Ways and Means
me
32 loan agencies to accept applications for loans
our
our
reading of the 334-page hill
remains.
Senator Austin of Vermont
increase
or
In connection with the President's letter to
have
(Bern., Wash.), calling for repeal of the Woodrum amendment to the 1937
Relief Act, which provides that the WPA must
distribute its available
funds
modifications
maintain
Final
The Senate also added
accordance
respect to the above, said, in part:
tion papers.
$1,500,000,000
maintain
deserving borrowers
,
Senate action, the bill was returned to the House for con¬
in the Senate amendments.
As to these, United
of
the
character,
currence
One
will
on
during the fiscal
the bill
that
various
Feb. 23, by a vote of 67 to 1, passed the
Administration's bill appropriating $250,000,000 to
help in
financing Works Progress Administration relief projects
In
President's letter said:
authority since
Congress on $250,000,000 Relief Bill—Emergency
Appropriation for WPA Asked by President Roosevelt
Senate
loans
connec¬
Jan. 27, when a
Action®by
The
Washington earlier in the month.
the 32 loan agencies of the Corporation had been instructed
to accept loans "that qualify under our Act, and especially
that
of 51 to 37.
in
instructions, Jesse H. Jones, Chairman
of the RFC, announced on Feb. 18 that the managers of
Neely of West Virginia to invoke cloture
a vote
resumption of lending activities by the Reconstruc¬
Corporation was authorized on Feb. 18 by
with the President's
bustering which opponents of the measure have conducted
for the past six weeks, in an effort to
prevent a vote on the
bill.
Outgrowth of Small Business Men's Con¬
as
Finance
ence
time rejected an attempt to invoke cloture and to halt fili¬
actual
up.
President Roosevelt, the President's action, it is assumed,
having been inspired by the small business men's confer¬
Feb. 16, when the Senate for a second
on
setting it
ference
Senator's
Virtual
to
Action Regarded
debate and said he had done all he could to get a vote on it.
He noted also that two motions to invoke
cloture, limiting
each
view
a
Resumption of Loans by RFC Authorized by President Roosevelt-
Completion
of the
made
the committee was
known on Feb. 21, when it approved what is termed a
Treasury sanctioned compromise of the "third basket" tax
imposed
the
closely held
on
corporations
under
1-B
Title
of
bill.
On Feb. 24
Representative Vinson, Chairman of the sub¬
what similar change had been
committee of the House Ways and Means Committee, which
drafted the bill, stated that the highest tax applicable to
who
any
of
WPA projects in
cash
or
materials.
A
some¬
attempted by Senator Bailey,
introduced an amendment to require cities to
provide
25% in cash unless the President found that certain local
communities
unable to pay that much.
Feb. 22, by a vote of 53 to 22, defeated an
amendment sponsored by Senator Bone to increase the
ap¬
propriation from $250,000,000 to $400,000,000.
The
were
The Senate
also
Senate,
Feb.
on
Sdnator
on
22, rejected, by
Hale
reduce
to
voice vote,
a
an
the
amendment by
to $200,000,000.
appropriation
The House, before
approving the bill on Feb. 16, rejected
proposed amendment
which
would
have
increased
the
a
20%.
President
Twenty-three recommendations
dent Roosevelt
ness
men's
on
were submitted to Presi¬
Feb. 4 by a committee of the small busi¬
conference,
which
opened
in
Washington
on
Feb. 2.
Called by Secretary of Commerce Daniel C.
Roper,
at the direction of the
President, more than 500 executives
of
smaller
businesses
of
the
Nation
were
invited
to
par¬
ticipate.
one
Among the recommendations to the President was
advocating "the establishment of a permanent Advisory
Council
for
small
representation."
fication
business
ernment
and
with
equal
regional
Repeal of the undivided profits tax, modi¬
of the capital
Securities
interests
gains tax and of regulations of the
Exchange Commission, curtailment of
expenditures and loans to business
are
the
among
recommendations, which follow in part:
1.
A.
In
matter of
Enable
necessary
B.
the
Set
the
finance,
American
we
make these
E.
Vinson
$5,000 would
for
tions
said,
corporation
any
is 14.1%,
while
12%% at the most.
pay
property
depreciation,
A
he
banking system to make insured loans for
all
with
those
$25,000
earnings of
with
net incomes
up
to
provision for permitting deduc¬
allows
continued,
"very
material
relief."
"This
tax
closely held
on
or
family corporations—called the 1-b tax—is
generally misunderstood,"
he said.
of
applied
income
net
income
second
to
which
and at
it
no
is
"While
time would
it
possibly be what
20% tax."
Hearings
on
the rate is
is materially reduced
20%, the amount
the original
from
folks consider
some
1
the bill before
House committee
the
were
concluded on Jan. 25.
Joseph P. Kennedy Sails for England to Assume Post
States Ambassador
Joseph P. Kennedy sailed for England
United States liner Manhattan to
Ambassador
to
as
United
Great Britain
to
on
assume
his
Feb. 23
new
on
the
duties
as
Great
Britain, succeeding the late Robert
W. Bingham, whose death occurred in Baltimore on Dec. 18.
Mr. Kennedy was nominated on Jan. 7 by President Roose¬
velt
as
Ambassador to the Court of St. James.
confirmed the nomination
new
duties Mr.
Kennedy resigns
States Maritime Commission.
on
Before
Feb. 18.
his departure for
the President
The Senate
In taking
over his
Chairman of the United
as
His letter to President Roose¬
tendering his resignation
public
13.
Jan.
on
from
that office
London
President Roosevelt at his Hyde Park
recommendations:
up
a
are
government agency to render this service wherever financial
unable
Modify Securities and
amount
of
exemption to
protection of
Emory
S.
had been staying for a
Land Appointed
Commission—Succeed
or
unwilling to function.
C. Modify the capital
gains tax to give the taxpayer credit for iosa
against years of gain.
I
D. Repeal the undivided profits tax.
the
Mr.
Associated Press accounts fur¬
top rates.
new
was
made
Mr.
Kennedy visited
(N. Y.) home, where
few days.
purposes.
institutions
for
Thus, he said,
less,
or
velt
gov¬
The biggest
bill for ordinary corporations is
there is a 40% differential between
new
ther quoted him:
The highest tax proposed for
a
Conference of Small Business Men Held in
Washington at Instance
°f
President Roosevelt—'Twenty~three Recommendations
to
proposed in the
the old and
ap¬
propriation to $400,000,000.
Except for the House provision
aliens, the bill was favorably reported by the Senate
Appropriations Committee on Feb. 18.
on
corporation under existing law is 32.4%.
rate
investors.
Nominated
years
Exchange Commission's regulations to increase
$500,000, but require reasonable information
as
Chairman
Joseph
P.
of
United
States Maritime
Kennedy—Max
O.
Truitt
Member of Commission
Appointment of Rear Admiral Emory S. Land, a member
States Maritime Commission, as Chairman
succeeding Joseph P. Kennedy, new Ambassador to Lon¬
don, was announced on Feb. 18 by President Roosevelt.
The President on Feb. 21 nominated Max O. Truitt, C# eral
of the United
MONTHLY
4
•
EEYIEW
Commission for the remainder of the
weight
The Senate confirmed the nomination on Feb. 23.
Kennedy.
Re-Insurance Premiums
which it
The
taxed
1,
carried
was
The
Connecticut.
company
had already
tax
on
a
Court
The
carried
privilege granted by the State."
done,
business
property,
company
said
that
transactions
or
to the reinsurance
or
had
California
discharging
no
or
privilege
not dependent
or
of
the
to
been
Federal
Constitution.
Two
to
decisions
other
Justice
which
Jan. 31, in
Supreme Court,
sole dissenter, were referred
the
follows in United Press accounts:
as
Justice Black
in
reinstatement
dissented
also
reconsider the
must
the
of
Black was
action of
claimed she
Black
entitled to
was
held the
a school teacher, seeking
Teachers' Acts of 1927 and
Dorothy Anderson,
permanent post under the 1927 law.
Justice
invaded Indiana State rights.
majority
Senator
The former Alabama
Indiana courts
contract was not renewed under the 1933 Act,
a
fringed in these patents.
parts
in general
were
use
Are Not Empow"
Enjoin Hearings Held by NLRB Under Wagner Act
ered to
Court on Jan. 31, ruled
unanimously that Federal District Courts are without au¬
thority to enjoin hearings conducted by the National Labor
"Relations Board inquiring into alleged unfair labor procUnited
Tbe
States
Supreme
subject to the Wagner Labor Relations
tices by companies
The
ruling grew out of legal action brought by Bethlehem
Va., Shipbuilding
and Newport News,
Shipbuilding Co.
in
Commission
Railroad
decision by which the Court upheld the Texas
rate case involving gas consumers in Laredo,
a
Justice Black challenged the reasoning of some of his associates
accused them of usurping authority denied them by the Constitution.
Tex.,
Pierce Butler.
.
.
was rendered by a vote of
6 to 2, with Justices
decision
Court's
The
and
filed by Justices James Clark
Equally bitter was the dissenting opinion
McReynolds and Pierce Butler dissenting.
Seven-Month Strike of Seattle "Star"
"Star"
settled
was
on
Employees Ends
of the Seattle
Scripps League of
employees
of
strike
seven-month-old
A
Feb. 4 when the
announced a one-year agreement with the
Newspaper Guild, providing for reinstatement of
all strikers at the same wages as of July 2, 1937, the day
Newspapers
American
except that after three
Guild called the strike,
before the
of those receiving
The contract with the Guild did not
months the management will discuss pay
less than
$25
week.
a
five-day, 40-hour
week to 15 weeks
to 10 years' service or more. The National
&
week, with dismissal pay ranging from one
for
employees up
Publishing
Both
labor
sought
action
enjoin Board
to
on
complaints
of alleged
practices at their plants on the ground that they operated
intrastate
thus
and
commerce
were
the
not within
District
Federal
Massachusetts
The
of Appeals
Court
Board's
the
and
unfair
solely in
jurisdiction.
First
Circuit
Court
The
Board.
Bethlehem
after
vehicle
the
as
Under its terms, all strikers
activities will be brought to
but it
position,
of the
used
Federal
of
power
Justice
President
in.
Reed,
Foreman
by
read
was
Louis
Roosevelt's
D.
Brandeis
second
shortly
appointee
to
No
change
made
is
"Star"
The
management
Upholds Law Limiting
Supreme Court
Consumers in Laredo,
from Other Justices in Cases Affecting Gas
Texas, and One Regarding Instructions by Lower Court to Jury
Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling,
Feb. 14 that a State can constitutionally limit the
The United States
on
width
and
weight
of interstate automobile trucks passing
Justices Cardozo and Reed did not
through its territory.
participate in the decision, which was read by Justice Stone.
The Court sustained a South Carolina statute limiting truck
widths to 90 inches and gross
weight to 20,000 pounds, thus
nullifying a decision by a three-judge Federal court, which
had enjoined enforcement of the law.
The Department of
Justice, which intervened
law
was
an
the case, contended that the
in
"unreasonable burden"
on
interstate commerce.
Associated Press Washington advices of Feb. 14 summarized
the opinion as
Justice
forbid
not
to
0,
follows:
regulation
set
opinion,^ declared the Constitution does
by
up
Sout^i Carolina.
Stone
said
the
constitutional
grant
of
receive
to
are
total of
a
to
Congress
to
commerce.
He said it had been
"the
regulation
state
commerce,
of
lower
interstate
recognized that there
were
matters of local concern,
which unavoidably involves some regulation of inter¬
which, because of their local character and their
but
number and diversity,
Trie
court
hauls
provide for
not
a
,
$29,479 in back pay.
may never
found
were
that
96
be fully dealt with by Congress."
85% to 90% of motor trucks used
from
inches
wide
and
weighed,
Crucible Steel Co. and in Seattle, Wash.,
and Portland,
,
Ore., Ended
important strikes throughout the country reduced
minimum recently, several of the largest walkouts were
With
a
settled by
agreement.
On Feb. 2
a
week-old strike of 500
employees of the Crucible Steel Co. at Jersey City, N. J.r
ended when
the
Steel Workers
Organizing Committee,
affiliate of the Committee for
Industrial Organization, an¬
had agreed to reinstate most of
discharged three weeks before as an
nounced that the company
150
the
workers
Settlement of a strike of 3,000 members of
Crucible
economy move.
the S. W. O. C. at the Harrison, N. J., plant of the
Steel Co.
was
announced
announced
on
Jan. 18 when the management
sanitary conditions at the plant would
that
be
improved and seniority rights would be established.
An
eight-day tie-up of the port of Seattle, Wash., ended '
13 when
Jan.
longshoremen and shipowners agreed to sub¬
mit differences to arbitration.
The
Ore.,
printers of the
on
won
20
Jan.
small
on
three daily newspapers in Portland,
to accept a proposition from the
voted
wages,
pay
Strike of Street
power
regulate interstate commerce did not "forestall all State action" affecting
interstate
does
hours and arbitration.
The strikers
increases.
The decision was
Justices Cardozo and Reed not participating.
Justice
agreement
recognized as
bargaining agency for the editorial, business office and
departments.
The Guild announced strikers returning to work
publishers
Stone, who read today's
the
the
collective
advertising
to
Width and
Weight of Trucks in Interstate Commerce—Justice Black Differs
held
said
guild or closed shop, but the Guild pointed out that it was
dissent.
participate.
United States
shall be no
during the first six months.
effect at the time of the
the wage scale in
in
Strikes in New Jersey at
no
...
strike.
opinion, Justice Brandeis indicated that
Justice Cardozo, who is ill, did not
In delivering the
was
end.
had been sworn
Supreme bench,
there
will be reinstated on Monday and all strike
an
discharges for economy reasons
the
courts
ordered the Star
had
agreement, which is effective for a year, provides there
The
sole
decision
Stanley
this
defining the
for
Act.
Labor
Court's
The
upheld
tribunal today
high
case
the
under
do not have authority to halt proceedings
Federal courts
that
case
12
of Seattle,
Co.
ing the settlement, said:
ing Workers of America, a Committee for Industrial Organization affiliate,
alleged unfair labor practices at Bethlehem's Fore River, Mass., plant.
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals held in the Newport News Co.
Dec.
on
Wash., to reinstate 20 striking
Despite the strike the paper
employees, all Guild members.
resumed publication after a few days.
The Seattle "Post-Intelligencer" of Feb. 5, after announc¬
enjoined the Board from further proceedings in connection with
investigating complaints by the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuild¬
Board
Relations
Jan. 31, which added:
in
in
14,
'
Labor
7
because, he
the case involving the gas consumers
Press advices from Washington, Feb.
to
Agreeing with the 6-to-2
Dry Dock Co., said United Press advices from Washington,
the
contesting a
provide a closed shop, but it specified a
Act.
of
lower court should
judgment transfers jury functions to
in my
United
Laredo,
Justice Black took the position that some of the
before the patent rights were granted.
United States Supreme Court Holds District Courts
.
a
company,
the government had in¬
and found that
"joy sticks"
airplane
on
insurance
an
"a general rule governing
adoption of
any
McReynolds and
ing which upheld the validity of patents held by Robert Esnaut-Pelterie of
France
that
he
Referring
:
again dissented in the rul¬
(Justice Black)
Supreme Court held that
jury
a
said:
Court's decision that
involving the Indiana
suit
a
The petitioner, whose
1933.
the
in
.
the
Montana
was
criticized
As
believe the California tax in this case had
proved beyond all reasonable doubt to be in violation of the
.
instructed
eral courts which
Constitution.
States
United
Justice Black said he did not
.
case
trials in Fed¬
judges." ...
closed, Justice Black objected to any rule that "gives parties a
trial by judge," but does not entirely preserve the constitutional right of
"trial by jury."
He could not agree "to a conclusion which, I believe,
takes away any part of the constitutional right to have a jury pass upon
the weight of all of the facts introduced in evidence."
belief that
of the Fourteenth Amend-
the protection
not entitled to
are
any
upon
Texas" were protected by the Fourteenth Amend¬
Texas of power to fix utility rates
in
law, and even though this insurance company, not
a
Montana corporation, was able to take the matter to a Federal court,
the insurance contract was written in Montana.
it
said,
He
dissenting opinion, Justice Black bluntly announced his
a
corporations
rhent
were
the Texas Railroad
Here, Mr.
where "the rights of this Delaware corpora¬
Justice
authority granted by the State.
In
contracts
an
for Laredo.
Co.
Gas Public Service
see
indemnity policy, must prove suicide by its client.
Black held that the Court instruction was proper,
double
.
and that acts in the course
performing
State.
have
not
or
relationship to the life insurance
contracts,
the
within the State,
on
the
the second
In
arguments,
that this amendment deprived
or
inside
actually written in California.
his
the Court upheld rates imposed by
United
the
doing business
ment
follows:
as
emphasize
to
italics
in the Court.
case
on
these cases
employed
Black said that he did not
tion
in
on
the first
In
Commission
in
majority opinion said "the tax cannot be sustained, either as laid on
The
a
Feb.
objected to the tax on the ground that the
company
its life insurance
on
of
also stated:
insurance
paid taxes
Journal"
described
he
cases
unusual practice
Con¬
noted in Washing¬
This was
Street
"Wall
the
to
was
life
business
as
California policies.
on
advices
ton
both
In
against $836,061 of reinsurance premiums written in
necticut
in two other
Court rulings on Feb. 14.
"Times"
York
Court case in which it protested against assessment
the 2.6% 'California State tax on insurance premiums
preme
of
.
In one case he con¬
curred in the result but expressed opinions in which the
majority did not concur. In the other case he was the soledissenter.
A Washington dispatch of Feb. 14 to the New
Su¬
Life Insurance Co. won a
;
,
Supreme
California Policies
on
Connecticut General
this,
as
Black differed from bis colleagues
Justice
Upholds Application of Fourteenth
Amendment to Corporations—Rules in Favor of Connecticut
General Life Insurance Co., Opposing California Assessment on
United States Supreme Court
The
low
as
inches.
96
States, it said, prescribed a gross
and none other had a width limitation below
Only four other
20,000 pounds.
than
member of the
unexpired term of Mr.
Counsel of the Maritime Commission, to be a
when
loaded,
more
Car and Bus
Operators in
Twin
Company Agrees to Maintain Two-Man Crews
A
one-day strike of
street car and
on
Cities Settled—
Certain Routes
bus operators which
virtually paralyzed public transportation in St. Paul and
Minneapolis was settled on Feb. 15 by an agreement be¬
tween the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Em¬
ployees and
the Twin
City Rapid Transit Co.
Under the
agreement the company said it would retain two-man crews
on
certain
I
lines
where
it
had
planned
to
substitute one•
■
I
MONTHLY
March, 1938]
service,
man
and
promised
days'
30
union
the
give
to
Puerto Rican Dock Workers' Strike Terminated—C. /. O. and A. F, L.
Settlement
Term
Labor—Wage
Victory for
Scales of
Stevedores Increased
A
six-week
had
of
strike
Puerto
in
stevedores
Feb.
10
after
which
Rico,
paralyzed all port activities since Jan. 3,
ended
was
labor
what
representatives termed an out¬
standing victory.
The walkout had made it impossible for
freight ships to load or discharge cargo.
Leaders of the
American
Federation
Labor and
of
for
Committee
of the
Industrial Organization cooperated in organizing the
strike,
which was conducted with complete orderliness.
Governor
Blanton H. Winship of Puerto Rico said in a broadcast on
Feb. 10 that employers and labor now must work together
to
demonstrate that the island
deserves
more
ment
indicated
were
Juan
Feb.
United
in
Press
industries to
Terms of settle¬
provide work for the thousands of idle.
accounts
from
San
that longshoremen and
ship workers returned to work on that day under a com¬
on
10,
which
stated
promise wage scale pending arbitration of their dispute.
Cuban
that
tions
of
""
sidered
yet
Such
applications will continue to be
con¬
their
on
merits, along the lines laid down in the
committee's terms of reference and with regard to the gen¬
eral
policy of the British Government.
Greater latitude,
however, will be allowed until further notice respecting ap¬
plications not falling within the class I mentioned.
particularly to the raising of
basis in behalf of British
new
money
borrowers
on
from any
Empire for the purpose of acquiring assets
I refer
long-term
a
part of the
developing
enterprises in foreign countries, and to transactions envolving large blocks of foreign-owned securities."
The desire
or
of the British
Government, it was emphasized, is to encour¬
expansion" of international capital transac¬
Short-term
foreign lending of a non-commercial
"suitable
age
tions.
ruled out definitely
was
by the Chancellor.
American Foreign Policy
•
public works bonds, in default since 1933.
The
President vetoed the bill on Feb. 10; it had been passed by
the Cuban Senate
Senate, by
session
House
on
Feb. 7.
The
vote of 28 to 5, overrode the veto in a night
a
which
the
on
Feb. 5 and the House
on
lasted until
6
a.
Sunday,
m.
Feb. 13.
The
day overrode the veto by a vote of 122
same
16.
President Roosevelt's
decisive
stage.
diplomatic
Feb. 21
On
a
group
of British trade and
headed by Arnold E. Overton, Second
Permanent Secretary of the British Board of Trade, arrived
experts,
in Washington to begin formal negotiations on
accord
between the
colonies.
its
It
is
the proposed
States and the United Kingdom
United
through
the
treaty
with
Great
Britain that Mr. Hull hopes to achieve a real and sweeping
reduction of tariff barriers, and the course of the discus¬
sions
thus
will
of
American
last
cern
month
pursued by
voiced
were
the program and
Speaking at
Des
make it acceptable throughout the Nation.
Moines, Feb. 19, before a convention of
the National Farm
Institute, Mr. Hull assailed the "sinister
propaganda" which attempts to wreck the "most important
policy which our country can pursue to promte its economic
well-being and peace."
He emphasized especially that the
is not harmful to American agriculture.
program
war
disquiet
caused
revealed
on
the rapidly
The
«
nation-wide
a
apprehensions
were
the naval bill, but they also
on
scale
on a
by
debate
to
as
the
developments
were some
answer.
definite
before witnessed.
never
such
require
proper
The vague
understandable
is
specific questions raised which
The
rumor circulated with great
persistence that the British and United States Governments
a
eye to
see
eye
of
matters
the naval question, and possibly on other
on
international
importance.
In public .hearings,
February, it appeared that consultations between
early in
British
and
American
naval
have
experts
late, but details of such conversations
miral William
taken
were
D. Leahy, Chief of Naval
place
of
refused by Ad¬
Operations.
This
resulted in formal questioning, in the Senate, of the inten¬
tions of the State Department with respect to the naval
aspects of foreign policy.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull sent a communication to
Key Pittman, on Feb. 8, in which the questions
Senator
in
answered
were
In
response
definite
a
and
the query
to
uncompromising
whether any
alliance,
agreement or understanding exists or is contemplated with
Great Britain, as to war or the possibility of war, the
is no, Mr. Hulk wrote.
A similar reply was made
question whether there is any understanding, express
answer
to the
or
implied, for the
junction
with
any
promising negative
to
the
police
Feb. 23 by the Hungarian Minister to
to
regard
enough, but there
question
fears
or
the United
of
supplied by
was
there
States
And
nation.
is
by the American
an
navy
equally
Mr. Hull in
any
in
response
understanding
navy
of
con¬
uncom¬
for
particular
any
Even these assurances failed to dispel
"parallel thinking" at Washington and London
oceans.
that
might
use
other
whether
patrol
or
waters
Hungarian Debts
was
with
in
apparent
manner.
Canada
enlarged materially in the new conversations.
The
Secretary continued also his strenuous endeavors to justify
with
occasioned grave con¬
the foreign policy being
policy to be followed in these days of rapidly changing alli¬
ances, of foreign wars that are undeclared, and of prepara¬
pected that the scope of the existing treaty with
be
immense expansion
an
together
the Administration.
mainly in hearings
raised
of
crusade for
armaments,
changing picture of foreign affairs,
exceptional interest.
Mr. Hull
also continued quietly to better the arrangements already
in effect.
Early in the month he issued a preliminary
notice of a fresh reciprocal accord to be negotiated with
Canada, with public hearings to begin April 4.
It is ex¬
prove
naval
tions for
Trade Treaties
The reciprocal trade treaty program of Secretary of State
Cordell Hull entered in February a delicate and perhaps a
It
not
investments.
Defaulted Public Works Obliga¬
Cuban
will
has
foreign
organizations.
character
Congress has passed the bill to provide for the settlement of
and
time
arrived for indiscriminate ap¬
"I refer particularly," he
explained, "to those applications in behalf of foreign govern¬
ments, foreign local or public authorities, or State controlled
Over the veto of President Frederico Laredo Bru the Cuban
to
the
Congress Overrides Presidential Veto of Bill Providing for
New Issue of Bonds to Replace
the
treatment of applications.
In response to questions
by Members of Parliament, Sir John Simon remarked
put
proval
,
5
determine, and possibly will be made clear chiefly through
the
notices of similar changes in the future.
Leaders
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embroil
days previously at Washington.
United States in a war, and Mr. Hull
explicit in an exchange of letters with
Representative Louis Ludlow of Indiana, published Feb. 13.
provoked widespread interest, as it is the first
made by any of the numerous States that defaulted com¬
policy of the United States is neither extreme international¬
Washington,
ment
John
the
of
Pelenyi, that a formal offer of settle¬
Hungarian Government's debt to the United
States had been made
The
pletely
sion
some
offer
on
intergovernmental obligations during the depres¬
In this connection it is always necessary to
of 1929.
tried
be
to
the
more
In these communications Mr. Hull declared that the official
ism
extreme isolationism.
nor
quite proper, and
even
Conferences
procedure
on
considered
were
parallel lines
was con¬
Hungarian announcement followed
sidered admissible, by the State
Department, with the reser¬
vation that independence of action always remained.
The
trend
of
European events later in February doubtless
in which it
changed
note
that Finland, alone among the debtors, continued to
observe its pledge and to meet all payments due.
The
war
a period of uncertainty,
reported from Washington that the entire
debt problem once again was under consideration.
Mr.
was
Pelenyi made it clear that the offer he transmitted appar¬
Under this proposal the 1924
settlement would be ignored and all payments made to date
ently occasioned! all the talk.
would be credited to
siderable reduction
principal.
This would occasion
a con¬
of the
original debt of $1,685,835, and
the remainder would be paid in 30 annual instalments of
about $39,000 each.
Mr. Pelenyi stated officially that his
government wished to clear its obligations and had
tion
of requesting
prohibits to
war
no
inten¬
fresh credits, such as the Johnson Act
debt defaulters.
Washington dispatches
cedure
on
the
In
official opinion
parallel lines, and
even
on
matter
in
as
to the advisability of pro¬
will doubtless be heard
more
coming months.
particular the foreign policy of the United States
Government deserves commendation,
for every effort is
being made to augment the "Good Neighbor" policy with
one
regard to Latin America.
suggests
the advisability
The trend
of
the
of
events
continuance
in
of
Europe
this
pro¬
gram, and abandonment of
"quarantine" endeavors directed
against certain unnamed countries.
Washington dispatches
made it clear
closer ties
on
with
a
number
Latin
suggest that the proposal was not received with any marked
by the Administration.
cordiality in Washington, possibly because of the excellent
example of continued full payments by Finland.
In con¬
trast with the complete neglect of intergovernmental obliga¬
tions by the British, French, Italian, Belgian and other
governments, however, there would seem to be much to
commend in the'Hungarian offer.
of occasions
America
are
in
February that
regarded
as
desirable
unconfirmed reports of
British Foreign Loans
Modification of British restrictions
on Empire
lending to
foreign countries was announced in the House of Commons,
Feb. 1, by
it
was
Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir John Simon, but
indicated
at
the
same
time
that
controls
continued through the Foreign Transactions
mittee.
The
will
be
Advisory Com¬
real extent of the modification is difficult to
There
were
even
some
and
plans for a military alliance embrac¬
ing most of the 21 American republics. The merits of such
proposals are debatable, for it hardly can be contended that
there
is
any
real
threat
of
vague
military
action against the
Asiatic countries.
President
Roosevelt, however, took occasion to enhance the relations
with Latin American States by
sending six United States
airplanes on a rapid and impressive flight to Buenos Aires,
Americas by any European
for
of
or
participation in ceremonies attending the inauguration
Roberto
Dr.
M. Ortiz as President of
Argentina, on
The swift airplanes carried a letter to Dr.
Ortiz
in which Mr. Roosevelt expressed the "earnest
desire to
assist in the furtherance of a constructive and
fruitful
Feb.
21.
policy
of inter-American
cooperation."
MONTHLY
Naval Armament*
Several
important illustrations recently have been sup¬
plied of the manner in which the leading nations are plung¬
ing headlong toward a destructive and costly naval arma¬
ments race.
One of the most highly significant of these
events was the introduction of an Administration bill late
in January for a rapid increase of American naval strength.
President Roosevelt sent a special message to Congress to
.
emphasize the matter, and a hot debate on the question
soon
developed.
In his message the President dwelt at
length on the peaceful intentions of the United States, and
in this respect he followed the best traditions of all coun¬
tries that are increasing their armaments by leaps and
bounds.
The armaments increases now in progress else¬
where
and
the wars that
are
being waged impelled
the
President to report that our national
defense is
"inadequate for purposes of national security and re¬
quires increase for that reason."
The need for protecting
two coasts and the question that remains regarding the
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Foreign Secretary viewed matters differently, and a Cabinet
England at a most unfortunate moment.
Some weeks or months must elapse before the smoke clears
crisis developed in
and the
problem can be seen in its entirety.
Prime Minister Chamberlain took the direction of
British
policy most decidedly into his own hands, as the prevailing
diplomatic winds in Europe began to shift. It was quickly
made clear that he preferred a realistic policy, which seem¬
ingly did not suit the idealistic yohng Foreign Secretary.
Prolonged Cabinet consultations were reported toward the
end of February, and the subsequent events in England
supply the best indication of what actually happened in
Europe as a whole during February.
It is important to
note that virtually unanimous support was given Mr. Cham¬
Unfortunately, clashes of
personalities obscured the essentials, to a degree. Tumultu¬
ous sessions in the British House of Commons took place,
and charges were hurled about in a reckless manner.
The
Labor Opposition introduced a motion of censure, intended
But the
Panama Canal were cited in defense of the proposals.
The to bring about the fall of the National Cabinet.
realistic attitude prevailed in the end and Mr. Chamberlain
most important recommendation was for an increase of 20%
was supported on the question of confidence by a vote of
in naval authorizations, and for the building of two battle¬
330 to 168; which ended the crisis in England and estab¬
ships and two cruisers, over and above the present author¬
lished a new and brighter outlook for peace in Europe.
izations.
Air force additions, army improvements and
Reports were current for months that irritations within
equipment advances all were urged.
The program was at
the British Cabinet were hamperinjg the development of a
first unofficially estimated to involve outlays of $800,realistic policy, and it was known rather definitely that
000,000 in this and succeeding years, but it soon was estab¬
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden entertained an abhorrence
lished that the cost would be nearer $1,200,000,000.
for dictatorial government which, though excusable, inter¬
The problem of naval armaments was rendered a little
fered with his endeavors as Foreign Secretary.
The extent
more precise and interesting by notes to the Japanese Gov¬
of the problem thus posed was not disclosed, however, until
ernment, dated Feb. 5, in which the United States, British,
Captain Eden resigned and provoked a flood of statements
and French Governments requested information from Tokio
and counter-statements within and without the House of
by Feb. 20 as to whether building of vessels is in progress
Commons.
A good deal of incidental light was thrown on
or contemplated in excess of the qualitative limitations of
the London naval treaty.
These notes were dispatched the European political problem, but still other factors were
mentioned briefly and not cleared up.
More important than
after a long series of unofficial reports indicated that
the clash of the British Ministers, however, is the fact that
Japan actually is constructing vessels larger than any other
new explorations toward an adjustment of grave interna¬
navy possesses.
Consultation was specifically welcomed,
tional difficulties promptly were undertaken.
The Italian
even if Japan is exceeding the limitations set at London for
Government at first, and then the German Government,
signatories, as limitation of some sort was held desirable.
The
Japanese Government replied on Feb. 12 in a most
equivocal manner that revealed nothing, officially.
It re¬
mained uncertain, however, whether Japan did not care to
supply the desired information or merely resented being
called brusquely to account, with a time limit set for the
answer.
Reverting to the attitude adopted at the London Confer¬
of
1936, the Japanese Government argued that quali¬
are useless if unaccompanied by quantita¬
Blandly disregarding the opinions of other
countries regarding the China episode, Japan declared that
it is prompted by a spirit of non-menace and non-aggres¬
sion, without any "intention of possessing armaments that
ence
tative limitations
tive limitations.
would
menace
other countries."
It
was
suggested
rather
pointedly in the note that there is no logical reason for the
assumption elsewhere that Japan entertains a scheme for
constructing ships larger than the London treaty permits to
its signatories.
No advantage was seen, however, in formal
negotiations on the matter, although the usual readiness
was expressed to engage in discussions on the basis of the
Japanese ideas of naval limitation. The note was accom¬
panied by informal hints that Japan is not actually exceed¬
ing the qualitative limitations of the London pact, and it
was indicated by the Japanese Foreign Office that infor¬
mal inquiries probably would be more fruitful than the
formal notes.
There was no tendency in the official circles
of the United States, Great Britain and France to pursue
the matter in the manner suggested by the Japanese.
The
Japanese obviously were concerned over the cold reception
accorded their declarations, and on Feb. 26 Foreign Minister
Koki Hirota indicated at Tokio that formal steps for naval
limitation were again under consideration by the Japanese
authorities.
Challenging comments in the United States
and Great Britain, to the effect that the resources of these
countries are sufficient to enable building programs with
which the Japanese could not hope to compete, doubtless
stimulated some second thoughts on the
^natter at Tokio.
European Appeasement
Distinct progress was made in Europe last month toward
the generally desired aim of European appeasement and
conciliation,
Cabinet
but
conflicts
developed
within
the
British
the question of procedure,
on
berlain by the British Cabinet.
signified intentions of removing obstacles to a better gen¬
eral understanding.
All this, of course, represents a further
for the militant dictatorships of Europe.
The
alternative, in the reasoned opinion of Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain, might well have been war.
AngloFrench friendship is not in the least impaired, it was indi¬
cated, but it may be that the rapid alignment of Europe
into two camps of democratic and authoritarian States, each
drifting toward war, now has been halted.
A British Cabinet meeting on Feb. 19 supplied an indica¬
tion of serious doings, and after it ended the rumor spread
triumph
rapidly that Captain Eden would resign.
ment
of
of the resignation followed
on
The announce¬
Feb. 20, in the form
and
friendly exchange of notes by Prime Min¬
iCaptain Eden. The latter tendered
his resignation with understandable regret, and Mr. Cham¬
berlain was equally gracious.
In the House of Commons,
on Feb. 21, the differences began to be aired in earnest, and
a
warm
ister 'Chamberlain and
the statements and counter-statements were somewhat less
complimentary.
Captain Eden made it clear that in the
pursuit of peace, wide disparities as to method have devel¬
oped in the Cabinet. He utilized the Italian problem by way
of illustration, and stated that in his own opinion the Rome
Government ought to agree in advance to certain with¬
drawals of troops from Spain and to other conditions before
Great Britain enters into negotiations with Italy.
And in
the last few weeks fundamental differences
arose upon one
of the most important decisions in foreign policy which did
not concern Italy at all, he said.
"It is the traditional
method of diplomacy to prepare for conversations before
they are formally opened," Captain Eden pointed out.
"It
is seldom right to depart from that traditional method
which has been tested by time and experience.
It is cer¬
tainly never right to do so because one party to the negotia¬
tions intimates that it is now or
generalizations also
were
never."
uttered.
Some persuasive
"Of late the conviction
steadily has grown upon me that there has been too keen a
desire on our part to make terms with others, rather than
that others should make terms with us," Captain Eden said.
"This never was the attitude of this country in the past.
It should not in the interests of peace be our attitude today."
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
entered
upon
a
and the resignation
of Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden resulted.
The European
problem of war or peace was posed in connection with a
longer and
number
viewed in widely different ways in different countries, and
called for the exercise of a little determination and good¬
these
of
was
highly
important
occurrences.
the step taken by the German
Chief
among
Chancellor, Adolf
Hitler, to gain virtual control of the destinies of Austria.
The real
significance of this
move
is still to be determined,
but it is evident that German power and influence in Cen¬
tral and Southeastern Europe will be augmented
greatly.
problem of the long-continued animosity of the British
and Italian Governments apparently was examined anew in
the light of the German move toward expansion.
The ques¬
The
tion
of the
so-called
Rome-Berlin
axis
necessarily figured
in the matter, as did the diplomatic question of
recognizing
the Ethiopian conquest by Italy, Anglo-Italian relations in
the Mediterranean, and the Spanish insurgency.
On these
the British Prime Minister, Neville
Chamberlain,
apparently determined to take a realistic attitude, but his
matters
detailed statement, which obviously was
tempered by a desire not to wound his younger associate.
He remarked drily that the same facts sometimes are
more
will, so that grievances and suspicions can be cleared away.
conversations with Italy were detailed
at some length, and Mr. Chamberlain took
exception to Cap¬
The approaches to
tain
Eden's statement
attitude
the
the
the part
communications
Italian
that
on
Government
that
there
of Italy.
Which
which
was
a
"now
or
never"
"There is nothing in any of
passed between us and the
in
my
judgment would justify
description," the Prime Minister said.
He disclosed
receipt of a communication that morning from the
Italian Ambassador, to the effect that British proposals for
the withdrawal of foreign volunteers from Spain and the
granting of belligerent rights were acceptable to Italy.
The
emphasis on Spain was explained by British insistent that
MONTHLY
March, 1938]
of the Spanish question must enter into any
adjustment
"I have never been more completely
convinced of the Tightness of any course that I have taken
settlement
general
I
than
the
Cabinet
"What
ment
which
yesterday," Mr. Chamberlain continued.
today of the Tightness of the decision to
am
came
seeking to do is
are
we
to get a
general appease¬
The
will give us peace.
throughout Europe which
EEYIEW
handed by Dr. Schuschnigg to Dr. Arthur Seyss-Inquart, a
leader of the outlawed Austrian Nazis.
Dr. Guido Schmidt,
who also is sympathetic to German aims, was elevated to
Foreign Affairs Minister.
Michael Skubl, the Vienna police
chief,
and
Secretary
made
was
attached
security
in
matters,
The Nazi
Seyss-Inquart.
Dr. Ludwig Adamovitch
sympathizers,
and Ludwig Raab,
appointed Minister of Justice and Minister of Com¬
merce, respectively.
A number of minor posts also went
Europe must depend upon the attitude of four
major Powers—Germany, Italy, France and ourselves.
For
ourselves we are linked to France by common ideals of
were
democracy, liberty and parliamentary government.
France
need not fear that the resignation of my right honorable
before
signifies any departure from the
with France."
On the other
side are Italy and Germany, also linked by affinities of
outlook and form of government, Mr. Chamberlain said.
prisoners in Austrian jails.
And the
question is whether these two pairs of nations are
to drift into war, or are to try to understand each other's
aims and objects and avoid a conflict by means of a general
German
settlement.
it
of
peace
friend
It
this issue
upon
of closest friendship
policy
Nazi
to
adherents.
the
described
that
be
the
next
in
the
on
Former Prime
Minister Lloyd George, and former Admiralty Lord Winston
Churchill, were among the bitter critics of Mr. Chamber¬
lain.
But the upsurge of sympathy for Captain Eden did
not greatly affect the vote on the Laborite motion of cen¬
sure.
The Conservatives lined up as a solid block for the
government, and some Liberal Members also voted for Mr.
Chamberlain.
The answer of the Parliament was definite,
and
it
be added that much of the press in England
may
tended
realistic
favor the
appraisal of the Prime Min¬
ister.
Lord Halifax, who went to Germany on a diplomatic
mission last year, was entrusted for the time being with the
Foreign Secretariat
Mr. Chamberlain is retaining close
control until it is determined whether a Foreign Secretary
to
be
can
appointed who
Commons
for
answerable
directly
is not
the
to
17
Diplomatic repercussions of these developments
stantaneous and direct.
The Italian
in¬
were
Government promptly
modified
some of its open expressions of antagonism toward
England, and conversations were started regarding general
terms
Earl
don
of
settlement of all outstanding difficulties.
The
Perth, British Ambassador to Rome, left for Lon¬
of
Feb. 23 to receive
on
instructipns
the negotiations,
on
and
hardly
These
interest
On
Feb. 24
German Government
it
reported
was
in
London
British plan for Spanish volunteer withdrawals.
dors
inaugurated
The
the basis of the
on
French
Government
changes in British views.
and
people naturally were con¬
cerned, and debates as to the foreign policy of that country
also started.
Premier Camille Chautemps offered his resig¬
nation on Feb. 24, at a Popular Front
caucus, but it was
refused and M. Chautemps will carry on.
Additions to
French
defense forces were authorized
by the
Committee of the Chamber of Deputies.
Affairs
Foreign
Germany and Auttria
Diplomatic
one
Nazis
in
around
small
The
German
Europe
another
in
eased
were
when
in
German
the
and
and
established an ascendency over the
State that reduces it to a virtual satrapy.
moves
other
is not
were
unopposed by Great Britain,
"guarantors" of Austrian independence,
clear whether the
dently by Germany
ments
Central
mid-February cut through the diplomatic fences
German
it
of
augmented
Austria
France
but
problems
and
sense
reached
or
steps were taken indepen¬
whether they merely fulfilled agree¬
beforehand.
The events
were
surprising to
the
laity, for the German internal crisis of Feb. 4 left the
impression that no adventures in the foreign field would
be attempted for some time to come.
The first indications
of a change in Austro-German relations was
supplied on
Feb. 12, when it appeared that the Austrian
Chancellor,
Kurt
Schuschnigg, had paid a hurried and secret visit to
Adolf Hitler, at the Berchtesgaden home of
Hitler in the Alps.
Only a brief official statement
issued regarding the conversation, which was
purported
Chancellor
Herr
was
to
have
been
standing
change in
occasioned
by
a
were
admitted
Hitler
on
Feb.
presented
16.
It
border reinforced the German
in
the
was
his Austrian
ultimatum, and further rumors
that important concentrations
The
to
questions.
The practical result
the Austrian Cabinet, to which
Herr
remain
desire
were
of
small
hours of
was
Nazi
all
a.
out¬
decided
adherents
widely rumored that
counterpart with an
circulated to the effect
German
troops
on
the
demands, but such statements
unsupported, as yet.
Cabinet changes
Austrian
discuss
were
effected
hurriedly
Feb.
16, which in itself lends color
that Chancellor Schuschnigg was given three days
for capitulation.
The Ministry of the Interior, which carries
to reports
with it the direction of the Austrian security
services,
was
controls
will
be
Hitler
intentions
spoke
increased
was
length
at
before
the
immensely.
subservient
of foreign
and
to antagonism to the
Versailles settlement and the
League of Nations.
The German leader called loudly, how¬
for the self-determination of the 10,000,000 Germans
ever,
in Austria and Czechoslovakia.
it
after
For this and other reasons
accepted that German policy will be directed here¬
was
to
the
isolation
Czechoslovakia
of
and
the
inclusion
of that country within the German orbit of influence.
The
countries of Southeastern Europe necessarily must recognize
the extension of German influence, and some of them have
done
The attitude
already.
so
but
it
of Italy remains undis¬
plausibly that some pre-
conjectured
is
arrangement between Berlin and Rome made the
possible.
The
Nazification
lines that
ties.
plainly
measures
Austria proceeded rapidly, along
dictated by the German Nazi authors
of
were
Chancellor Schuschnigg and his associates in
organized Cabinet issued
that Nazi activities
Front
and
the
re¬
series of statements to the effect
to be
are
all
a
permitted within the Father¬
other
institutions,
while Austrian
financial and economic policies would be upheld and Ger¬
affairs.
It
German
istry
began to scurry all over Europe, and it was evident
new
and intensive series of exchanges quickly were
that
Berlin
to
Hitler, and
20, but he supplied no fresh indica¬
policy.
The address was devoted in good
part to restatements of the German demands for colonies,
tions
Johan
Ambassa¬
hurried
Chancellor
German
that
the
the Nazi spokesman
Cabinet,
with
will
within
Nazi Reichstag on Feb.
the
on
doubted
German
Chancellor
the
that
inclined to look with favor
was
Austrian
and Austria
Austria
of
as
widely rumored
was
subsequent alterations
policy, seemed to insure further diplomatic
Germany in the "Drang nach Osten," and
by
in
many would
cussed.'
it
Germany
changes, together with the
desire
participate with England and France in the ad¬
of the Suez Canal will figure in the talks,
while naval parity in the Mediterranean also may be dis¬
between
Seyss-Inquart,
be
to
British
the
land
to
In Berlin these incidents were
conversations
for
it is interesting to note that he gave the fascist salute
when he departed.
London dispatches suggest that Italy's
ministration
amnesty
augmented and tightened with the utmost rapidity.
closed,
his actions.
Dr.
reconstructed
endeavors
unpleasant personal references were not lack¬
which
general
that a
the alignment
step in
orbit.
Feb.
is
union
customs
a
from
ing, took place in the Commons on Feb. 22.
completed
changes were hardly
informed
was
"cold Anschluss," and
as
of
may
These
country
decree had been issued, setting at liberty the many political
be significant that Captain Eden was long and
loudly cheered, whereas Prime Minister Chamberlain was
heckled and had to face a hostile House.
A bitter debate,
'
State
of
staff of Dr.
the
to
trade
admitted
to be
are
Fischboeck,
of
changes
little
and
views
cities, while anti-Semitism began to
definitely.
The clearest indication of Ger¬
was
German accord
of
auspices.
but the Austrian Nazis paid
demonstrations were organized in
other
Franz
wealth
matters
on
huge
as
rather
Vienna,
as
to itensify Austroprominent Nazi, Dr.
consultant to the Min¬
a
contemplated,
were
Vienna
efforts
pertaining to trade with
Chancellor Schuschnigg declared that no further
heed,
appear
that
made, and
named
was
Commerce
Germany.
man
refrain from interference in Austrian internal
was
supplied
by the German Ambassador to
Papen, who declared that the Austro-
von
only the first step toward a "common¬
in
Middle Europe"
under
German
Chancellor Schuschnigg addressed the Austrian
was
nations
Parliament on the matter, Feb. 24, and he assured his
countrymen that Austria will remain free.
In the Berchtes¬
gaden agreement, he said, the German Government
recog¬
nized
the full sovereignty of
Austria, and each country
agreed not to influence the other's political structure.
But
the speech was interlarded
safeguarding the destinies
thing
with references to the need for
of all
was said about the Cabinet
at the dictation
The
German
occasioned
Germans, and hardly any¬
changes that were effected
of Austria's powerful neighbor.
on
the Central European
diversion
intense
interest
as
to
the actual
front
intentions of
the Hitler
regime, for the statements in Herr Hitler's book,
Kampf," about German expansion eastward in
Europe naturally were recalled. The interest was increased
by announcements that Herr Hitler would address the
Reichstag on Feb. 20, but in the lengthy address on that
"Mein
day the German leader failed to clarify the German attittude toward Austria, and he also furnished
no clew as to
the
next
cerned
nomic
many
surprise
with
moves.
internal
progress
questions
of
Most
of
the
address
was
affairs, and especially with
the Reich.
raised
abroad
In
obvious
about
the
the
to
answer
con¬
eco¬
the
governmental
changes of Feb. 4, Herr Hitler maintained that there are
no
schisms between the National-Socialist
State and the
armed forces of Germany.
The League of Nations was
assailed both in general and in
detail, but nothing new was
said on that subject.
Collaboration with other
countries,
nevertheless, was held desirable by Der Fuehrer, with the
single exception of Soviet Russia.
In this connection Herr
Hitler j sharply assailed the then British
Foreign Secretary,
Anthony Eden, who was accused sarcastically of not shar¬
ing the views as to Bolshevist plans proclaimed even at
Moscow.
Japanese aggression in the Far East was con¬
doned by Herr Hitler on the specious
pretext that
a
Japa¬
nese
setback would benefit only Soviet Russia.
In this
connection the German spokesman declared that
recognition
puppet-State
Japanese
by the Reich Government to the
is to be extended
to Spain, the
maintain that the duly constituted
regard
With
Manchukuo.
of
German leader tried to
government is a mere extension of Moscow,
that further support would be extended to
and he hinted
General Fran¬
cisco Franco and his revolutionaries.
expansion aims and German relations with the
of Europe were treated rather vaguely
German
countries
leading
He declared that the German demand for
will be pressed with ever increas¬
by Herr Hitler.
the restoration of colonies
ing vigor from year to year, and he denied specifically that
the claims can be stilled by the granting of credits.
With
the
exception
Germany has no
problem,
the colonial
of
quarrel with England, the Chancellor stated, and he empha¬
sized again that the Reich has no demands for territory
make against
to
The free press of England and
France.
policies seemed to
exercise the German spokesman to an amazing degree, for
a
large part of the speech was directed against the "ex¬
cessive misinterpretations" of the foreign press.
Much was
made by Herr Hitler of the 10,000,000 Germans in Austria
and
Czechoslovakia who, "against their own free will,"
were
prevented by the peace treaties from joining the
Reich politically after 1918.
Just as England stands up for
her interests all over the globe, present-day Germany will
protect the German peoples of her neighboring States, Herr
its
declared.
Nazi
of German
criticisms
sharp
Hitler
With reference
the racial and cultural
to
Austria, he dwelt
on
ties, and he extended fullsome praise
Schuschnigg for his "cooperative spirit," but he said
to Dr.
nothing of the real German intentions.
strengthened,
will
be
who
closed
on
the
according
to
the
The German army
German dictator,
usual note of pacifist intentions.
Internal stresses occasioned
administrative affairs
on
a
decided change in German
With characteristic abrupt¬
Chancellor Adolf Hitler reorganized the Cabinet and
the army command completely, and the event gave rise to
rumors
of serious dissension within
the higher circles.
ness,
apparently were adjusted without further
as the changes were accepted
quietly and the ordinary routine continued to prevail.
Sev¬
eral decrees relating to the Cabinet and the army were pub¬
lished on Feb. 4.
One of these relieved Baron Konstantin
The
differences
ado
by the German leader,
von
Neurath
of
his post
Foreign Minister
as
and trans¬
portfolio to Joachim von Ribbentrop, the Ger¬
man Ambassador to London.
But there was created at the
same time a Cabinet Council for advising Chancellor Hitler
ferred
reported on the fol¬
day that Chinese airplanes were headed for the
island of Kyushu, southernmost of the principal islands in
lowing
the Japanese group,
Mean¬
but the planes failed to appear.
Japan regard¬
ing the costs of the conflict and the eventual end of the
military expedition.
Early in February opposition was ex¬
pressed in the Diet to the policy of keeping the Japanese
people uninformed on real developments. Late in the month
the government attempted to force through a measure for
complete control of all phases of Japanese economic life,
but the bill produced an uproar in the Diet.
There were
no important incidents affecting other nationals in /a diplo¬
matic sense, but this did not stop the flow of .Japanese
apologies.
A sort of blanket apology was transmitted to
while, increased restlessness was reported in
Washington, to cover admittedly
State Department in
the
disgraceful activities of the soldiers who entered Nanking
and despoiled
that former capital of China.
Budgetary
estimates of the cost of the China expedition continued to
increase in
Japan.
Rumanian Cabinet
political dissension in Rumania were
Rumors of growing
confirmed, Feb. 10, when the fascist and highly
Semitic regime of Premier Octavian Goga resigned,
antiand
King Carol commissioned the Church Patriarch, Miron
Cristea, to form a successor regime.
It seems inevitable
that any change would bring about a modification of the
absurd anti-Jewish campaign instituted by Dr. Goga, and
for this and other reasons the developments were viewed
satisfaction
with
indicated
Recent reports have
brought virtually to
in most countries.
trade in Rumania
that
was
This
reasonable solu¬
tion of the political problem.
Dr. Goga, it will be recalled,
polled very few votes in the national plebiscite a few
months ago.
Another election is scheduled for March 2,
and it was generally assumed that the Goga regime would
be unable to gain the required 40% of the ballots to remain
in office, despite some curious changes in the election ma¬
chinery.
Any government now formed obviously will be
of the stop-gap variety.
King Carol virtually assumed the
dictatorship of the country when he forced Dr. Goga out
of office, and it may well be that the anti-Semitism will
not be relaxed entirely, for Patriarch Cristea has voiced
anti-Jewish sentiments of late.
The new regime is one of
personalities, responsible directly to the King.
standstill
its excesses.
and
regime
Goga
the
by
doubtless increased the pressure for a more
Feb. 4, but the real significance
of the moves is not yet clear.
hensions increased sharply when it was
a
German Crisis
on
REVIEW
MONTHLY
8
that
foreign affairs, and Baron von Neurath was
placed at
Close associates of Chan¬
cellor Hitler and a number of army leaders will join Baron
von Neurath in the Council.
The Ambassadors to Austria,
Spanish Civil War
months of desperate and costly fighting,
After nearly two
the
of General
forces
insurgent
Francisco Franco finally
troops out of the
the head of that advisory body.
succeeded
Italy and Japan were recalled at the same time,
city of Teruel, which the loyalists took in a surprise attack
just before last Christmas.
The significance of this move
remains to be determined, for it is known that the place
and the
The army reor¬
ganization was no less startling, for Chancellor Hitler re¬
lieved of their posts both War Minister von Blomberg and
Colonel-General Werner von Fritsch, Commander-in-Chief.
A dozen other army and air force commanders of highest
rank were summarily dismissed, and it developed subse¬
has
quently that lesser commanders also were forced to resign
"for reasons of health."
Chancellor Hitler assumed per¬
south
successors
sonal
and
have not yet been announced.
direct
and
this
Command
The latter is to be equal in rank to a Cabinet
and is to be Chancellor
The
Hitler's personal chief
chief command of the army was entrusted
of
staff.
to
Colonel-General
Hitler's
of all German military forces,
authority he promptly delegated to a "Supreme
of the Armed Forces," headed by General Wil-
helm Keitel.
Minister,
command
Walther
von
Brauchitsch.
Chancellor
personal favorite, General Goering, was promoted
regarded on
gain by
the insurgents may have more importance on that basis
than in a military sense. • Huge armies were locked in the
struggle, and the cost in men and materials must have been
and
throughout February in the north central area
of China, where the invading Japanese were struggling to
consolidate the northern and central regions conquered
since last
under
the
July.
direct
The Chinese armies of about 400,000 men,
command of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-
advancing
Japanese troops, less with the aim of preventing contact
between the separated invading armies than with the idea
of making the war costly for the aggressors.
The east-west
Lunghai Railway formed the base of operations for the
shek, fought desperately in the area between the
Chinese defenders of their homeland, while Japanese
forces
attempted to cut the line and make the position untenable.
First moves in such directions gave the appearance of easy
success
for
the
Japanese, but by the end of February it
appeared that bitter resistance was being made and the
entire Japanese campaign thus rendered precarious.
Gen¬
eral Iwane Matsui and several other high military leaders
were
of
The Chinese, meanwhile, continued methodically \
recalled to
success.
Japan, possibly because of
their lack
to prepare still another defense line around Hankow, where
a further battle is expected to develop if the Japanese win
the Lunghai
To
nese
a
indirect
on
engagement.
mild degree the Chinese carried the war into Japa¬
territory, on Feb. 23, by means of an airplane bombing
in
created
were
the
front which
Aragon
of the
salients
Teruel, but these were not of much concern.
ended at
The
insurgents attempted late in February to attack the coast
cities that
fleet
held by the
are
ordered to
was
loyalists, and the small Spanish
a number of places.
To all
bombard
this resulted unfavorably for the insurgents,
loyalists claimed to have driven the ships off by
appearances
as
the
Two of the cruisers which comprise the
were reported in tow back to
Majorca.
airplane attacks.
main fleet of the insurgents
the base
on
to
Both Italy and Germany were reported to have
British
a
Spain
plan for
the
and
belligerent rights
of
this actually will
atmosphere
thickened
loss of 11 lives.
General
On Feb. 1 the inter¬
because
chant ship Endymion was sunk in the
a
to
break the long dead¬
intervention is still uncertain.
on
national
agreed
the withdrawal of volunteers from
granting
Whether
Franco.
lock
developments may have been more impor¬
February than the actual military incidents of the
tant in
in progress
diversions
Occasional
tremendous.
International
of recent military history was
It was
importance.
sides, apparently, as a sort of symbol, and the
war.
One of the largest battles
strategic
great
no
both
to the rank of Field Marshal.
Sino-Japanese War
in forcing loyalist
Feb. 22
on
the
British
mer¬
Mediterranean with
The British Government was aroused by
the attack, and
a
four
and
number of British warships sped to the
Mediterranean to augment the anti-piracy patrol.
The
French Government quickly agreed to participate in the
augmented safeguards, and Italy also came in.
A subma¬
rine was responsible for the sinking of the Endymion, and
there has been no denial of a loyalist charge that General
Franco had received as gifts from Italy an assortment of
destroyers
latter
vessels that
submarines.
It
the British ship,
was
one
of
the
according to the
The British Government warned General Franco
loyalists.
that it
two
sank
no
longer would tolerate attacks
on
neutral shipping.
Steel Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
The
steel
trade
continued
operations
on
recent low pro¬
duction schedules, with prices of steel scrap weaker.
negotiations
in
the
steel
industry terminated Feb.
statement to the effect that the terms
expired
March
1,
1938,
have
been
Wage
9 in a
of the contract that
continued,
though pro¬
expedition in which 12 ships dropped bombs on important vision has been made for a conference on 10 days' notice
military centers of the island of Formosa.
Japanese appre-j for the purpose of negotiating changes in the agreement.
MONTHLY
March, 1938]
lowered $4
reaffirmed for
the second quarter, with the exception of some adjustments
which will iron out the price relationships of sheet mill
products closely allied with cold rolled sheets.
In its issue
of Feb. 24 the "Iron Age" remarked that "clarification of
the steel price structure, which many buyers had been
awaiting, has not aided business broadly, although a few
companies have had the best volume of orders in weeks.
Improvement has not been sufficient to raise the steel
ingot production rate for the industry as a whole, since
some plants have recently been making raw steel in excess
of finishing mill requirements.
Although some of the in¬
roiled sheets almost simultaneously
Cold
a
were
ton, otherwise all present prices have been
business of the past
creased
week emanated from automo¬
bile
companies, not much improvement in purchases by that
industry is expected immediately, despite rising motor car
production, because of inventories that are still excessive.
Building construction, usually affected by the approach of
the outdoor season, is experiencing no upturn."
"Steel"
9
REVIEW
tion of unfilled orders to gross
highest reported
stocks of softwoods was the
October.
All items except
early
since
stocks in the week ended Feb.
19
were
lower than during
the corresponding week of 1937.
National production reported for
the week ended Feb. 19,
1938, by 7% fewer mills was 0.6% below the output (revised
figure) of the preceding week; shipments were approxi¬
mately the same, and new orders were 3% above orders for
the week ended Feb. 12.
In
the
as
Feb. 19,
ended
week
and orders
1938, production, shipments
reported by 417 softwood mills were, respec¬
tively, 31%, 40% and 10% below similar items in the corre¬
sponding week of last year. The 1937 week was the second
after the close of the marine strike.
>
1938, a total of 503
137,201,000 feet of hardwoods and softwoods
combined; shipped 154,277,000 feet, and booked orders for
190,468,000 feet.
Revised figures (number of feet) for the
four preceding weeks follow :
During
the
ended
Week
Feb.
19,
mills produced
of
Cleveland, in its summary of the iron and steel markets,
Feb. 28 stated, in part:
"Leading steelmakers report
February sales as 20% to 25% above January, immediate
shipment generally being specified, indicating reserve stocks
are low.
Slight improvement in buying of steel is noted by
producers, the increase being well spread over various lines,
light products predominating."
The "Iron Age" composite
price of steel scrap declined during the month as follows:
On Feb. 8 from $14.00 to $13.02 a gross ton; on Feb. 15
to $13.83, and on Feb. 21 to $13.67.
At the close of February
of 1937 steel scrap was quoted at $19.92 a gross ton.
The
"Iron Age" composite prices of finished steel and pig iron
continued unchanged at 2.605c. a pound and $23.25 a gross
ton, respectively, as compared with 2.330c. for finished steel
and $21.25 for pig iron at the close of February of last
No.
on
The
operating rate of steel companies having approxi¬
mately 98% of the steel capacity of the industry, according
to the American Iron and Steel Institute, was scheduled at
30.4% of capacity for the week beginning Feb. 21 as com¬
pared with 31.0% for the preceding seven-day period, 30.7%
for the week beginning Feb. 7,30.5% for the week beginning
Jan. 31, and 32.7% for the week beginning Jan. 24.
At the
close of February, 1937, operations were reported to be at
82.5% of capacity.
the rate of
As to non-ferrous
"Metal and Mineral Markets"
reported in substance as
follows:
Domestic trade in non-ferrous metals was quiet
during the week ended Feb. 9, which brought about a reduc¬
tion in prices for both lead and zinc.
The copper market
during that period was featureless, except for a good de¬
mand abroad, particularly for near-by delivery.
Demand
for copper during the week ended Feb. 16 remained quiet,
metals,
during the month under review
but there was some improvement in advices from fabricat¬
ing centers;
inactive.
lead was in fair demand;
zinc and tin
During the week ended Feb. 23 traders in
ferrous metals took
constructive view
were
non-
of
European
and domestic developments; London prices moved steadily
upward, particularly in copper, despite the political tur¬
moil; sales of major non-ferrous metals were well above
the average
active
on
a
more
of recent weeks.
Feb.
23.
Demand for lead turned quite
Copper consumers during the earlier
hand-to-mouth buying
policy, with sales totaling 2,951 tons during the week ended
Feb. 9 (as against 3,121 tons in the previous week), and
3,328 tons in the week ended Feb. 16. Copper sales in the
domestic market for the week ended Feb. 23 totaled 7,813
tons, the undertone of the market at the close of that period
being steady. Lead buying was sustained in greater volume
during the last week, with sales totaling 7,726 tons as
compared with 3,300 tons in the week ended Feb. 16 and
less than 1,000 tons in the week ended Feb. 9.
Sales of
common grades of zinc for the week that ended
Feb. 23
of the month
part
continued
their
totaled
more than 2,500 tons, while sales of prime western
reported by the industry for the week ended Feb. 19
amounted to 1,814 tons.
Undelivered contracts for prime
as
western
at Feb. 19 stood at
37,072 tons against 38,181 tons
week previous.
Sellers of tin experienced improved busi¬
during the week ended Feb. 23 compared with the
previous seven-day period. Announcement was made by the
a
12
Production
Shipments
542
137,962,000
137,339,000
140,151,000
136,072,000
154,184,000
179,228,000
-
540
Feb.
5
Jan.
29
534
Jan.
22
541
—
178,888,000
166,037,000
Received
185,022,000
180,616,000
198,023,000
185,077,000
All
regions but Southern Cypress, Northern Hemlock and
Northern Hardwood reported orders in excess of production
in the week ended Feb. 19, 1938.
Western Pine and North¬
ern Pine were the only regions to report shipments above
output.
All regions reported orders, shipments and pro¬
duction below similar items in the corresponding week
of 1937.
Hide*, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Boston, in its "New
year.
zinc
Feb.
Orders
of
Mm
Week Ended
ness
International Tin Committee
on
second
of capacity.
quarter
will
be 55%
Feb. 18 that quotas for the
Domestic copper
prices held at the 10.00c., Valley, level, which was equiva¬
lent to the lowest price reached in 1937.
Lead at New York
declined
on
Feb. 8 from 4.90c. to 4.75c., and on Feb. 10 was
England
Letter," under date of Feb, 28, comments upon these markets
as
follows:
"Production of spring shoes thus far has averaged about
33% below last
the
is not
run
year,
and the outlook for the remainder of
clear.
Heavy leather prices have fallen to
low levels for the
movement, and hides have declined
proportionately.
"Shoe production in January is estimated to have totaled
less than 25,000,000 pairs.
February, with a smaller num¬
ber of working days, is not expected by the trade to show an
appreciable increase, although many of the old-established
producers are running at full capacity.
Retail sales of
footwear held up satisfactorily through the year-end and
stocks in the hands of distributors were reduced to approxi¬
mately the level of a year before.
Sales in January, how¬
ever, declined sharply, and February has shown little im¬
provement.
Moderate quantities of women's colored shoes
are being purchased to dress up present stocks, it being the
trade's intention to promote spring models before switching
to summer shoes.
Factories have just recently begun to
new
almost
white
cut
leather, whereas last year they made summer
models along with spring shoes as early as December.
delay is attributed to
a
This
general unwillingness to make com¬
mitments beyond urgent requirements, and to the existence
of
moderate carryover of white shoes from last summer
a
when
overproduction was in evidence.
"The seasonal demand for colored calf leather has
sus¬
tained
prices close to the January level, and some tanners
are being forced to capacity to make prompt delivery on
these special styles.
This call for side leather has recently
spread to heavier grades for men's shoes.
Patent leather
also has shown some improvement, whereas kid and suede
quiet.
are
"Sole leather has reflected
more Clearly the general de¬
production, and tanners in this line continue
about 35% curtailed.
Many orders have been filled from
inventory, and prices, which are mostly nominal, have
fallen to the lowest level since early 1935.
From the shoe
manufacturers' viewpoint, the rapid decline in heavy leather
cline in shoe
prices is encouraging, since it is paving the way toward a
resumption of profitable operations where volume produc¬
tion
be booked.
can
"While total stocks of hides
supply
usual
are not abnormally large, the
be concentrated more heavily than
packer hands.
Prices dropped precipitately on a
continues
in
to
moderate volume of trading from 11c. for light native cows
in early
lowest
January to 8c. in
level
in nearly
tyie first week of February, the
three years.
The domestic futures
exchange as well as the spot market in Buenos Aires fol¬
further reduced to 4.50c., or to the lowest price since 1985.
Zinc at New York on Feb. 8 was lowered 25 points, or from
lowed
5.35c.
days, in response to 'President Roosevelt's comments on com¬
modity prices, and packers lifted their quotations on actual
to
5.10c., the lowest quotation for this metal since
Sept. 17, 1935, when it was priced at 4.97%c.
Tin at New
York moved irregularly up and down during the month and
closed on Feb. 28 at 42.12%c. as compared with 40.50c. at
Jan, 31 last
somewhat parallel course.
hides.
The lumber industry during the week ended Feb.
19, 1938,
41% of the 1929 weekly average of production and
47% of average 1929 shipments, according to reports to the
stood at
National Lumber Manufacturers Association from regional
associations covering the operations of important hardwood
and softwood mills.
Production was about 48% and ship¬
53% of the corresponding week of 1929. Rela¬
At the middle of the
The Buenos Aires market also improved on a good
volume of European
buying."
Grain*
—
Lumber Movement
ments about
a
month, however, the exchange rebounded a full cent in two
Domestic wheat prices fluctuated more or less erratically
and within narrow limits during the past month.
A small
forward movement was followed
by a reaction and subse¬
steadiness.
Despite a slow export demand, prices
forlvheat displayed an undercurrent of strength during the
quent
early part of the month.
This was attributed to unfavor¬
in the winter wheat belt which
indicated that crop progress was becoming an increasingly
able
growing conditions
MONTHLY
10
factor
important
The
movements.
price
determining
in
in large areas in the Southwest was confronted with
the threat of severe damage by drought.
While it was ad¬
crop
mittedly too early to indulge in "crop killing" predictions,
the fact remained that moisture developments had furnished
evidence that yields in many
sufficient
would likely be less than
average.
important sections
These areas comprised
the Texas and Oklahoma
Panhandles, western Kansas and
Nebraska, and eastern Colorado.
Buying was also stimu¬
lated by talk of inflation and efforts on the part of the
Federal Administration to bring about a higher price level
for
many
commodities.
Subsequently, reports of good
moisture
over
wide
areas
prices reacted. However,
in the dry areas of the
Southwest and continued indifference of export demand,
offerings were well absorbed and prices again became
steady.
Buying was in evidence on all recessions, and this
buying generally was attributed to the steadiness in all
commodities, as well as the better tone of securities.
The
lower level of prices also resulted in a better demand for
export account, and it was predicted in some quarters that
the export demand for United States wheat would improve
during the next few months.
It was pointed out that ex¬
portable supplies of Canadian wheat were gradually becom¬
ing exhausted, making it a foregone conclusion that im¬
porters will have to turn to the purchase of United States
hard winter wheat in increasing volume.
According to
reliable statistical authorities, no country appears to have
a
burdensome surplus this season, with the exception of
the United States, and the latter is expected to carry over
about 200,000,000 bushels against 91,000,000 bushels at the
end of the 1937-38 season.
This extra 109,000,000 bushels
is expected generally to be about the entire surplus to be
beneficial moisture
the
carried
over
current
season.
into
world
the
carryover
the
at
of
end
the
The latter is expected to aggregate around
625,000,000 bushels, the smallest in some years with the
exception of last season.
The farm bill became a law, but
no one appeared to have the temerity to express an opinion
its
to
as
the
trend
throughout
steady
effect
ultimate
followed
of
30; 10%@10^c. Oct. 30 (Oct. 31 was a Sunday), the
as
Sept. 30; 10%c. Aug. 31; 10%@10%c. July 31;
10%c. June 30, the same as on May 29 (May 30 fell on a
Sunday and May 31 was a holiday); 10%@10%c. April 30;
10%c. March 31; ll%c. Feb. 27, and 10y2@10%c. Jan. 30.
No. 7 Rio was quoted on Feb. 28 at 5%c., the same as
Nov.
same
the
on
wheat,
Corn
market.
and
rye
while oats held generally
In regard to corn, while
the month.
Oct. 30
as
May 29; 9%c. April 30; 9%c. March 31; 9%c. Feb. 27, and
9%c. Jan. 30.
Rubber
an
In view of the poor crop in the
it
ever,
was
expected that
this
country
Argentine, how¬
would
be
called
furnish corn for export during the remainder of
year.
In Chicago the May option for wheat
Feb. 28 at 93%c. as against an opening price
of 93 %c. on Feb. 1.
At Winnipeg the May wheat option
closed at 127%c. as against an opening of 125% c. on Feb. 1.
upon to
the
current
closed
on
May
corn
with
an
31c.
Feb. 28 at 59c.
on
Feb. 1.
on
compared
May oats closed at
compared with an opening of 31%c.
closed at 74%c.
rye
on
as
in Chicago closed
opening of 58%c.
compared with
as
an
Feb. 1.
May
opening of 73%c.
on
Feb. 1.
Sugar
The sugar "futures" market ruled generally quiet during
the past month, and while temporary rallies occurred at
times,
the
trend
of
prices
slightly downward.
The
for the speculative neglect of this market was the
reason
was
fact that domestic sugar has been controlled most effectively
under the quota system.
Furthermore, settlement of the
stevedores'
strike in
Puerto Rico assured heavy
shipments
from that island to the United States, which had a tendency
to curtail speculative buying.
According to reports, grind¬
ing is
well under way in Cuba,
said to be
some
mills
are
delaying their operations because of unsatisfac¬
tory sugar content of the
raw
although
Demand from refiners for
cane.
quiet, while withdrawals of refined
sugars was
likewise rather poor.
oped around the middle of the month
President
were
A flurry of bullish enthusiasm devel¬
Roosevelt's
desire
on
the
theory that
for
moderately higher com¬
easily achieved in domestic
modity prices could be most
sugar because of the quota control, but this enthusiasm
was quenched when the President later stated
that there
would
be
no
change in the Administration's
Sales of Cuban
raw
sugars
policy.
during the month consisted of
sugar
the
following, all c. & f. exclusive of duty:
On Feb. 1,
prompt shipment at 2.28c., and February shipment at 2.27c.;
on
Feb. 2, prompt shipment at 2.25c.; on Feb. 7, prompt
shipment at 2.27c., and Feb. 24, May shipment at 2.25c.
The
wholesale list price for refined, immediate delivery,
quoted from 4.65c. to 4.75c. throughout the month.
was
Coffee
to
offerings, and the outlook
Brazil
and
the
more
fore,
inclined
were
would
come
to
to
Reports
an
increased
competing producers.
liberal supplies are
requirements.
for
was
coffee from the interior of Brazil
and
shipments
Shipments
of
gradually increasing,
in prospect.
Roasters, there¬
confine
that
are
their
coffee
purchases
producing
to
actual
countries
agreement which would result in stabiliz¬
ing prices above current levels
were
received with
skepticism
in the local market.
No.
7
Santos
c.
Jan.
was
31,
the
on
same
were
of general business activities as
state
United
of
reticence
of
excess
an
factories
tire
by another mild
the continued low
reflected in the pro¬
however,
Main depressing factors
nounced
and
followed,
developed,
reaction.
enter
to
to this
Kingdom and
the
market,
afloat both to the
The firmer trend
consignment rubber
country.
prevailing during the second half of the month was due,
firstly, to reports from abroad stating that the Interna¬
tional
Rubber
Regulation Committee had virtually ap¬
the plan for continuation of the control scheme
years, and secondly, to the better tone in other
proved
five
for
commodity markets engendered by the statement of Presi¬
dent Roosevelt with regard to attaining a better balance
of prices.
Slightly improved reports coming from the auto¬
stressing the somewhat better demand
for used cars, also served to support prices.
In the closing
days of the month sentiment was adversely affected by the
renewed withdrawal of factory buying, and also by the
mobile industry, and
Malayan census figures for January showing a sharp in¬
crease in stocks notwithstanding a sizable decline in pro¬
duction.
Ribbed
smoked
sheets
for
delivery were quoted at
14%c. asked Jan. 31; 14%c.
asked Dec. 31; 15%c. asked Nov. 30; 15 ll/16c. Oct. 30
(Oct. 31 was Sunday); 17%c. Sept. 30; 18%c. asked Aug. 31,
the same as on July 31; 19%c. asked June 30; 20%c. asked
May 29; 21 3/16c. asked April 30; 26%c. asked March 31;
22c. asked Feb. 27, and 21 %c. asked Jan. 30.
14%c.
spot
28 against
asked Feb.
Textiles
The
textile
directions
trades
signs
of
continued
inactive,
impending
an
although in
moderate
some
seasonal
im¬
Retail business remained dis¬
appointing in most sections.
Slackening industrial activi¬
ties and materially reduced
payrolls retarded consumer
buying, particularly in the industrial areas of the country,
with adverse weather conditions furnishing a contributing
factor in affecting the volume of sales.
In certain agricul¬
provement were in evidence.
tural
sections business held up
fairly well during the first
part of the month, but later in the period less satisfactory
reports were received from those districts.
Numerous
pro¬
motional efforts
accompanied by drastic downward revisions
in prices served to somewhat counteract adverse basic fac¬
tors, although the response of the buying public to these
promotions
did
not
continued
trade
up to expectations.
Wholesale
disappointing showing, reflecting in
come
its
growing measure the cautious attitude of retail merchants.
While price reductions for a number of
staple items stimu¬
replenishment purchases, the total volume of business
showed large losses as compared with last year's figures.
However, with the inventory position in better shape, a
moderate improvement in trading is looked for, once general
lated
business conditions show
in
February
followed
turn for the better.
a
Raw cotton
gradually rising trend, virtually
throughout the entire month, with prices reaching the high¬
est levels since the early part of last September.
Chief
causes for the upward movement were the final enactment
of the
farm
new
a
bill and
the
statement
of
the
Chief
Ex¬
ecutive
forecasting renewed efforts to raise the level of
commodity prices in general.
Although the current state
of
domestic
continues
the
new
and
ment
to
well
as
leave
to
as
foreign
much
to
consumption of the staple
desired, the provisions of
sharp curtailment in acreage
be
farm Act aiming at a
production, and also designed to impound the
loan
induce
abroad.
stocks
of cotton for
considerable
While
an
govern¬
extended
period, served
buying both here and
speculative
conservative
quarters remained somewhat
skeptical regarding the permanent efficacy of the present
governmental
measures, it was generally admitted
that,
being, considerable influence must be attached
for the time
to
these
particularly if viewed in conjunction with
of the Administration to bring about
a
"balanced price structure," generally interpreted as por¬
tending determined measures to raise the level of prices,
steps,
notably
for
advance
Feb.
28
Feb. 28 at 8%@9c.
as
on
Dec.
31;
against
7%@7%c.
agricultural
products.
Spot cotton here in
8.51c., Feb. 1.
From that point a gradual
carried the quotation to 9.37c., Feb. 23, and on
New York
was
the
price stood at 9.27c.
benefited to
raw
a
the
Business in gray cloths
moderate extent from the better tone of the
On
market.
cotton
ceeded
current
several
occasions
sales
far
ex¬
curtailed
production, but no sustained
buying movement developed, largely in view of the con¬
tinued slow absorption of finished goods in distributive
channels.
quoted
Later in the month a moderate upward
irregular trend.
movement
the outspoken intent
Only moderate activity prevailed in the market for coffee
"futures" during the past month. While there were
sporadic
rallies, prices ended lower.
Roasters showed indifference
from
early in the period under review followed
rubber
Crude
receipts from the country were relatively small considering
the size of the crop, there was a falling off in the export
demand.
31, against 6%c. Dec. 31, the same as on Nov. 30; 9c.
(Oct. 31 was ,a Sunday); 9%c. Sept. 30, the same
on Aug. 31; 9%c. July 31, the same as on June 30; 9%c.
Jan.
of the winter wheat belt prompted
scattered liquidation under which
despite
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were
Print
quoted
at
cloths
3%c.
changed from Jan. 31.
at
Fall
River
throughout
for
the
28-inch
month,
64x60's
and
un¬
The price of 27-inch cloth, 64x60's,
MONTHLY
March, 1938]
REVIEW
in
the
far
stood
of
the Central
Committee of California Oil Producers.
unchanged at 394c., and Osnaburgs on Feb. 28
6%c., the same as Jan. 31.
The report of the
Census Bureau, Issued Feb. 14, and covering the month of
January, continued to show sharp losses in the United
States consumption of the staple as compared with last
year.
The amount consumed in January was given as
434,749 bales of lint and 44,892 bales of linters, compared
with 433,058 bales of lint and 46,462 bales of linters in
December, 1937, but 678,786 bales of lint and 62,959 bales
of linters during January, 1937,
/
The woolen goods market had a spotty appearance.
In¬
terest in men's wear fabrics continued at rather low levels,
at
clothing manufacturers, influenced by slow retail sales,
extending their purchases beyond immedi¬
as
refrained from
Business in women's wear fabrics, on
ate
requirements.
the
other hand, remained fairly active and, fortified by a
substantial accumulation of unfilled orders, a num¬
rather
proceeded to increase production schedules in
ber of mills
this division.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted Feb. 28
$1.65@$1.70 against $1.65@$1.70 Jan. 31; $1.50@$1.55
Dec. 31; $1.55@$1.60 Nov. 30; $1.71@$1.76 Oct. 30 (Oct. 31
at
Sunday); $1.86@$1.91 Sept. 30; $1.85@$1.90 Aug. 31;
$1.82@$1.87 July 31; $1.89@$1.94 June 30; $1.77@$1.82
May 29; $1.77@$1.82 April 30; $1.97@$2.02 March 31; $1.80
@$1.94 Feb. 27, and $2.00@$2.05 Jan. 30,
In the case of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
extra were quoted at $1.59@$1.64 Feb. 28 against $1.48@
$1.53 Jan. 31, the same as on Dec. 31, against $1.49@$1.54
Nov. 30; $1.59@$1.64 Oct. 30 (Oct. 31 was a Sunday);
$1.62@$1.67 Sept 30; $1.79@$1.84 Aug. 31; $1.78@$1.83
July 31; $1.85@$1.90 June 30; $1.73@$1.78 May 29.
was a
Petroleum and /(« Product*
The
all Texas oil fields, which
27, saw daily average crude
oil production slide off to the lowest levels in nearly a
year, to furnish the most interesting development in the
domestic oil picture during February.
The initial week of February witnessed a dip in the daily
average output of crude oil to 3,316,000 barrels—the lowest
in nearly a year—and despite the fact that production
shut-down
Sunday
remained
showed
of
effect until Feb.
in
some
broadening
in
the
remaining
weeks
of
the
month, the daily average held far below the total recom¬
mended
by the United States Bureau of Mines.
saw
the Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Mid-month
back
the action of the Texas Railroad
up
Commission in
paring production in an effort to bolster the Nation's crude
oil
price structure, ordering a reduction in the daily allow¬
able
Oklahoma
for
of
barrels to 500,000 barrels,
the Oklahoma quota
some 70,000 barrels below the total suggested for that State
by the Bureau of Mines.
The monthly forecast of probable market demand issued
by the Bureau of Mines late in February put the estimated
March daily average demand for crude oil at 3,391,000
barrels.
The new total is 46,000 barrels less than the
retroactive
Feb.
to
1.
35,000
This brought
national quota suggested for the month
just closed, and is
51,100 barrels under the total recommended by the Federal
agency in March of 1937.
allowables
Lower
were
with
Texas's
share of
recommended
California
Oklahoma,
winning
Louisiana held unchanged while Kansas
increase.
for
Texas
a
slight
was
given
the national crude
and
increase.
a
oil
nominal
market
forecast at
1,344,900 barrels, against its February total
1,365,700 barrels and the current State quota of 1,405,240
was
of
Bureau of Mines estimated
requirements
daily average crude oil
(in barrels) by States as follows:
March
March
February
February
1,844.900 1,365.700 Arkansas..........
38,200
36,800
694.600
693,700 Illinois
30,700
29,900
547,700
669,700 Kentucky
13,900
14,500
239,400
239,400 New York
13,800
14,000
176,700
176,400 Montana
13,300
12.400
105,100
105,100 West Virginia
9,700
10,000
51,600
9,100
9,000
62,800 Ohio
49,700
50,400 Colorado
4,600
4,400
46,400
51,800 Indiana
2,300
2,200
Texas
California
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Kansas.New
Mexico
Michigan
..........
Pennsylvania.
Wyoming
...
March
.......
production allowable orders issued by the Texas
Railroad Commission late in the month put the new quota
at 1,300,506 barrels, which is 109,354 barrels daily under
the Bureau's recommendation for the month and nearly
405,000 barrels less than the February order. Of the total
daily allowable production, 55,970 barrels will be exported
it was pointed out
The Commission gave no indication as to whether or not
the
Sunday shut-down would be continued throughout
March.
It
indicated, however, that any decision of this
nature would wait upon the action of the other major oil
producing States.
Oklahoma had not acted by the end
of February to set its March allowable, but it was thought
that the Corporation Commission there would continue its
support of the market by keeping output down to market
was
demand.
After
of
the
excess
petroleum at the close of
421,000 barrels over the previous
period to 301,915,000 barrels, the Bureau of Mines reported
late in the month.
This compared with 303,679,000 barrels
held on Jan. 15 last, indicating that the full effects of the
lower production of crude in the major oil producing areas
in the Nation were yet to be felt in the crude oil holdings
Stocks of domestic and foreign
the Feb. 12 week were up
a
as
whole.
Proven
new
petroleum resources of the United States hit a
high as of Jan. 1 last, at 15,507,268,000 barrels, accord¬
report filed with the American Petroleum Institute
on Petroleum Reserves.
The estimate
makes no allowance for possible reserves in untested areas,
the report pointed out, representing only the amount of
crude oil which may be extracted by present known meth¬
ods from fields now completely developed or drilled, or
sufficiently drilled and explored to permit of reasonably
accurate calculations.
The new high represents a gain of
2,443,868,000 barrels over the total reported by the com¬
mittee for the corresponding 1937 date, and is more than
3,330,000,000 barrels in excess of the estimate on reserves
as of Jan. 1, 1935.
"We realize that your report concerns only those reserves
which are proven, or definitely known, and does not take
ing to
a
its Committee
by
into
consideration
the millions of
the
acres
dipping sharply in the Feb. 5 period, in reflection
decline in domestic crude oil production,
weekly
of domestic and foreign crude showed an upturn
during the Feb. 12 period—latest reported by the Bureau
of Mines—when a sudden jump in stocks held in California
offset declines in other areas and in holdings of foreign
crude oil.
California has been producting crude at a rate
stocks
additional
of land
as
reserves
available
from
yet untested, but regarded
favorable from the geological standpoint
for the accumu¬
congratulatory letter from Axtell J. Byles,
President of the Institute, to the committee, stated.
"How¬
ever, your estimate truly is indicative of the vast extent
of this Nation's assured supply of petroleum and its prod¬
ucts, and both the Nation and the industry should be grate¬
ful, not only for your work, but for this reliable assurance
of an abundance of supply.
"It might be advisable for refinery experts to survey and
report upon the contribution to abundance of supply from
the improvements in refining technique whereby greater
and growing proportions of useful products are extracted
from a given quantity of crude oil, and the volume of raw
material needed to accomplish a given amount of work
correspondingly is reduced.
We believe that an equally
accurate and exhaustive survey in this field will give equally
definite assurance that there is no logical basis for a scare
as
lation of
oil,"
a
of scarcity."
Not
only did the Nation's proven reserves of petroleum
high during 1937, but production and use of
petroleum
products
also
soared
into
record-breaking
heights, according to official reports issued during Febru¬
ary.
Shipments of American crude oil in the export mar¬
ket during 1937 spurted 30% to 67,686,000 barrels, with the
hit
a
new
rise in demand from the Far East playing a major part in
this improvement.
An increase of
line lifted the total to 37,974,000
31% in exports of gaso¬
barrels, while gas and
21% to 45,238,000 barrels.
Do¬
mestic production of crude oil during 1937 was up 16% to
1,277,653,000 barrels.
Domestic, consumption of gasoline
touched a new peak, rising 8% over the previous record set
in 1936 to a high of 518,760,000 barrels.
Gas and fuel oil
consumption set a new high at 441,814,000 barrels, up 7%.
In the legislative field, the oil industry learned of an¬
other probe of its practices when it was disclosed in midmonth that the Department of Justice was investigating
charges that major companies were "manipulating" prices
fuel
oil shipments gained
of crude oil in the East Texas field in violation of Federal
anti-trust statutes.
barrels.
The
of
recommended totals
remained
The
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation,
the request of the Department of Justice, now has agents
in the field making the investigation.
on
First reports from the Capital indicated that the Depart¬
of Justice is engaged only in a preliminary survey
ment
to determine the accuracy of
complaints made by the inde¬
pendent refiners that the major companies have been sell¬
ing crude oil to each other and to company-affiliated refin¬
ers at a lower price than to independent refiners.
W. B.
Watson Synder, a special assistant to Attorney General
Cummings, is in charge of the probe, under the direct super¬
vision of Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson,
division head.
It also
was
indicated that the investigation
will be confined to the East Texas field.
Off-the-record
however,
was
comments
of
many
that the independent
East Texas
refiners
oil
were
men,
able
to
obtain all the crude oil they needed, but that they couldn't
pay the current price for crude and show any profit in
the face of the declining tendency of the Nation's bulk
gasoline price structure. With current stocks of motor fuel
at an all-time high and the seasonal spurt in
consumption
about
a
month away, it is likely that further pressure upon
gasoline prices will be felt, with a corresponding
upon the national crude oil price structure.
From Washington
came the
news
pressure
late in
February that
Representative John M. (Coffee, of the Sixth Congressional
District of Washington, had introduced a bill before the
House of Representatives asking for the repeal of the Connally hot-oil measure on the grounds that it tended to aid
the major companies to set up monopolistic agreements.
California came the news that Governor Merriam
tentatively had set March 7 for the special session of the
From
Legislature, and that oil legislation
was first on the agenda.
From Mexico there was no official decision upon the
fight
\
12
MONTHLY
between
the major
the month closed
oil companies and the unions, although
a
fighting note as representatives of
on
foreign oil companies criticized leading Mexican labor lead¬
ers for
forecasting that the {Supreme Court would find hi
favor
of the unions.
There
In
stant
to
were
march
of
stocks
of
all-time record
new
contra-seasonal
posted during February.
branch of the industry, the con¬
finished
and
unfinished gasoline
highs shared interest only with the
expansion stocks of
gas and fuel oil which
became evident during the final part of
February.
Stocks of gasoline on Feb. 19 week—latest to be
reported
by
American
the
barrels,
a
barrels
Petroleum
record
new
than
more
was
Institute—were
high
barrels.
of
the
The
held at the
mild
Nation cut
try sets in.
gold fund amounted to $1,223,249,465.
Secretary Morgenthau announced on Feb. 3, following
year ago.
winter
which
demand for fuel
has
oil
ruled
far
over
below
the
now
brought liquidation into the markets.
whether it
or
until
spread
will
general
a
Whether
reduction
the
move¬
inevitable,
is
be corrected when the spring
expansion
in
consumption of motor fuel is felt in the markets is
problematical.
Weakness in fuel oil prices is customary
the
as
ahead
spring
of
Full
the
approaches,
normal
effects
of
but this
it
year
has
developed
time.
the
weakening of the wholesale gasoline
forcibly shown in the East Texas field
during February, when the sixth refinery eligible to ship
products in interstate commerce was forced to close its
price structure
doors.
Oo.
was
was
The Longview plant of the Danciger Oil &
Refining
the sixth refinery to close since Dec. 15.
Representative price changes, showing the trend of
refined products markets, follow:
the
Nation's
Feb.
to 7 cents a
for, 65-octane gasoline, refinery, were reported
gallon, from 6% to 7 cents a gallon in New York
Harbor.
Feb.
$200,000,000
FEBRUARY
FINANCING
to
once
the
at
taxes
TREASURY
the quarter date.
on
Feb.
10 for
appropriation of
$250,000,000 for the relief of the unemployed, the announce¬
ment by Secretary of the
Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr.
Feb.
on
14
that
$100,000,000
additions
quarter
a
resumption by the Treasury
of sales of
Also
extra
an
deserving
to
the
would
gold
be
not
on
an
stock
of
and
is
the
the final day of the month
$50,000,000 of discount bills each
of mention
than
less
sterilized,
the
fact
week.
sales
of
month
bonds into shorter-term issues
so
tive
Bankhead,
not
request, in
these
since
in
January
the
were
offered
would
as
to
hold
back
the
its
a
outlay
relief.
on
The
available at the beginning of the
year, the President stated,
permit employment of an average of only 1,700,000
persons for the six months ending next June 30, whereas
the number of the Works Progress Administration rolls cur¬
rently was 1,950,000.
"This estimate of $250,000,000," he
"will
permit the
continued
employment
next five months of the number now on such
provide
reasonable
a
measure
for
maturity value of sales in January was $133,000,000,
$3,000,000 more than in January, 1937.
Up to
sales of the baby bonds since
March, 1935,
amounted to $1,501,000,000 maturity
value, of which $635,419,200 were sold in 1937.
31 total
Jan.
Secretary Morgenthau stated at his
28 that the Treasury would not
Feb.
March 15.
would
on
mittee
He said that
ceeds
bills,
of relief for those who have
Feb. 10 that the
on
would
not
$250,000,000 appropriation for relief
require immediate financing operations by the
government.
In
ury
Feb.
an
the
meet
4 the
issue of
new
Administration farm
bill
became law
on
Feb.
16
with the affixing of President Roosevelt's
signature.
The
bill provides for the allotment of
$440,000,000 for soil con¬
servation.
With the exception of the
provision for "parity"
payments, the President said in
a statement on Feb.
16, the
farm bill does not entail
any greater annual cost than
the sum authorized under the Soil Conservation and
Domes¬
new
Allotment
increase
such
Act.
^Parity payments," he added,
the present authorized
cost, and in
"would
order to make
payments, it would be necessary to provide additional
revenue
While
needed
the
increase the
to
finance them."
$250,000,000
appropriation
Treasury's need for cash, the
policy will tend to
conserve
the
on
for
some
the
in this article, would be
suf¬
Treasury's needs.
Federal
Intermediate Credit Bank System
$31,500,000 of 1%% consolidated debentures
at a slight premium over par value, of which total
$7,000,000
will mature in five months and
$24,500,000 in nine months.
The securities
dated Feb. 15, on which day
were
$26,950,000
leaving $187,000,000 outstanding.
Treasury bills sold on a discount basis are
given in the following tables:
of the debentures matured,
The details of
Bills
Bills
Offered
Dated
Amount of
Mature
,
Jan.
27 1938
2 1938
Feb.
May
91 days
91 days
4 1938
Subscrip¬
Offering
tions
$50,000,000 $184,593,000
50,000,000
150,294,000
Feb.
3 1938
10 1938
Feb.
16 1938
May 18 1938
91
days
50,000,000
Feb.
15 1938
Feb.
23 1938
May 25 1938
Feb.
24 1938
Mar.
2 1938
June
1 1938
91 days
91 days
Feb.
24 1938
Mar.
2 1938
June 16 1938
106 days
50.000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
Feb.
9 1938
May 11 1938
for
new
relief
146,823,000
141.485,000
230,782,000
160,894.000
To Redeem
Bills
Subscrip¬
Offered
tions
Jan.
27 1938
Amount
Average
Accepted
1
Price
Yield
99.979
0.084%
0.080%
0.078%
Feb.
15 1938
$184,593,000
150,294,000
146,823,000
141,485,000
50,276,000
99.977
Feb.
24 1938
230,782,000
50,137,000
99.978
Feb.
24 1938
160,894.000
50,042,000
Feb.
3 1938
Feb.
10 1938
would
gold steriliza¬
Treasury's cash.
Mr.
$50,060,000
50,144,000
99.980
50,063,000
99.980
Maturing
of—
Issue
0.092%
0.086%
0.058%
99.983
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
$50,014,000
50,027,000
50,044,000
50,019,000
j 50,030,000
IN FEBRUARY
New financing in the domestic market for the
month of
February, while
very
light in volume,
showed
moderate
improvement
over
dearth of
issues coming into the market
emphasizes the
the part of business and
new
reluctance
any
on
the
total
emissions
for
January.
The
industry to initiate
project of importance at this time due
to present un¬
The most prominent issue of size to enter the
certainties.
market in
telling of the financial obligations laid on the Treas¬
by the legislative arm, it is necessary to point out that
the
conference
form of exchange securi¬
3% notes falling due on that
details of the financing would be worked
be issued
referred to previously
On
press
raise any new money
March 3 when he conferred with the Executive Com¬
of the Federal Open Market Committee.
The pro¬
of the baby bond sales and the issues of new
money
the
rolls, and will
recently become unemployed and are in need." The indica¬
tion thus given that the burdens which the
Treasury would
have to bear were increasing did not cause the market for
Treasury issues to falter.
In fact, Secretary Morgenthau
said
any
The
funds
would
declared,
1935.
Feb.
letter to Representa¬
for a $250,000,000 relief appropriation did
increase
largest for
in March,
catch
tration
tion
bonds
they were first
about
or
the market unawares.
With the sharp rise in
unemployment since business began to turn downward last
fall, it had been inevitable for some time that the Adminis¬
tic
It was stated at the Treasury
that, owing to the
advance in the longer-dated obligations.
President Roosevelt's
mature
total
continued strength of the government securities
market, the
Federal Reserve banks shifted out more of their Treas¬
ury
will
The sale of United States savings bonds—the so-called
baby bonds—continues to be an important source of cash
for the Treasury.
The Treasury announced on Feb. 6 that
sold
of
realized
be
bills
depend on the March 15 income tax collec¬
Treasury has $455,175,000 of 3% notes falling
due on March 15 and $450,000,000 of
special tax date bills
maturing immediately thereafter.
by President Roosevelt
record
would
extra
The
tions.
ficient to
the
cash
The
bill sales would
out
STATES
of
bills.
$50,-
that the amount of money that would be realized from the
date and that the
UNITED
of
additional
an
He indicated that from
15, and their maturity will restore at
money market the sums collected in income
not more
THE
System, that the Treas¬
offer
to
a
ofjhe Open Market
directly after June
Treasury financing in February three
developments stood out prominently, namely: the request
In
sale
ties
OF
begin
$300,000,000
to
the
and tank
H-cent a gallon cut in tank
and tank wagon prices of gasoline in Virginia, effective Feb. 23.
28
000,000 of discount bills every week.
car
J^c. in Arkansas, effective Feb. 15.
Federal Reserve
Feb.
on
in Tennessee and Louisiana and
Feb. 21—Standard of New Jersey posted a
car
of the
would
ury
on
14—Standard of Louisiana posted reductions in tank
wagon gasoline prices up to
than
Committee
8—Tank-car prices
cut to
At the time of the announcement the inactive
meeting with the Executive Committee
through
Weakness in both gasoline and gas and fuel oil prices—
both in the bulk and retail markets—became evident
during
the month as the pressure of constantly
expanding stocks
will
Thus the Treasury's work¬
balance will not be eaten into by gold purchases
unless another large import movement of gold to this coun¬
ing cash
89,774,000
a
expectations, and the resulting overproduction
being shown in the rising trend of stocks.
ment
with the Federal Reserve banks.
15,000,000
time
same
early
is
1936, by beginning again to reimburse itself for its outlay
buying newly-mined, scrap and imported gold up to $100,000,000 every three months by depositing gold certificates
in
at
Stocks of gas and fuel oils showed contra-seasonal
gains
two consecutive weeks, and on Feb. 19 stood at
119,-
most
In other words, the Treasury has eased the gold
policy that had been in effect since Dec. 22,
sterilization
approximately
and
for
948,000
Morgentliau's announcement of Feb. 14 set forth that "gold
acquired by the mints and assay offices after Jan. 1, 1938,
will be included in the inactive gold account
only to the
extent that such acquisitions in any quarter exceed $100,-
000,000."
crude oil prices
no
refined products
the
EEYIEW
February
Appalachian
was
Electric
the
Power
$67,000,000 offering of the
Co.
Two
other
companies
which disposed of their securities during the
month, through
private sale to banks and insurance companies, were the
New England
Telephone & Telegraph Corp., the amount
being $20,000,000, and the Pacific Gas & Electric Co., total¬
ing $15,000,000.
In addition, the United States Steel
Corp.
on
Feb. 1 announced that it had obtained loans
from New
York, Chicago and Pittsburgh banks
aggregating$50,000,000
and maturing in one, two and three
years.
Below we give
the larger offerings in
February:
PUBLIC UTILITY FINANCING
15,000,000 Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—The company has sold
privately
$15,000,000 1st & ref. mtge. 3bonds, series I, due in 1966.
The bonds
were
disposed of at private sale
insurance companies and
issue
is
to
one
bank.
to
a
group of fire
The purpose of the
new
replenish working capital and provide additional
funds for construction purposes.
$67,000)000 Appalachian Electric Power Co.—Bonbright & Co., Inc.,
on Feb. 2 headed a nation-wide underwriting group of 60 in¬
vestment houses offering an aggregate of $67,000,000 bonds
and debentures of the company, consisting of $67,000,000 first
mortgage bonds, 4% series due 1963, and $10,000,000 sinking
fund debentures, 4H% series due 1948.
The bonds were
priced at 9854 and the debentures at 10054, exclusive of ac¬
crued interest.
also from individuals and banks in various parts of the country.
The sale of the $10,000,000 of 454% sinking fund debentures
had been slower, due to the fact that major efforts were con¬
centrated on the sale of the bonds, but the bankers announced
Feb. 3 that subscription books on the debenture issue had been
closed, the issue having been oversubscribed.
20,000,000 New England Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—The private
sale of $20,000,000 first mortgage 354% bonds, due Feb. 1,
1968, at par to seven insurance companies was announced
Feb, 1 by the company.
The new $20,000,000 bond issue will
increase the company's funded debt to $95,000,000.
There
are
outstanding at present $35,000,000 first mortgage 5%
bonds, series A, due June 1, 1952, and $40,000,000 first mort¬
gage 454% bonds, series B, due May 1, 1961.
It is believed
that proceeds of the new financing will be used to pay off part
all of advances from the American
Telephone & Telegraph
Co., which stood at $17,800,000 on Dec. 31, 1937.
was
Corp.—Additional dividend of 70c.
paid
on
a share on the common stock
An interim dividend of 30c. was paid on Jan. 3, last.
Feb. 28.
Maryland Fund, Inc.—Extra distribution of 254c.
a
semi-private sale by a syndicate under the joint
management of John Nuveen & Co., and A. O. Allyn & Co.,
Inc., both of Chicago.
The bankers paid a price of par for
$23,788,000 as 354s, due semi-annually from 1938 to 1949,
incl., and $9,900,000 354s» maturing in six month intervals
1949 to 1958, incl.
A nation-wide banking syndicate
participated in the marketing of the obligations, with the
354s being priced to yield from 0.50% to 3.05%, according to
maturity, and the 354s on a basis or from 3.10% to 3,25%.
The bonds are not subject to call prior to redemption and are
part of a total authorization of $60,000,000.
Of the amount
currently sold, about $21,217,000 were issued to provide for
the redemption of a like amount of highway securities pre¬
viously issued and outstanding.
The State has already an¬
nounced its intention to redeem the original debt on April 1,
from
5,000,000 Louisiana (State of) highway bonds, comprising $2,791,000
4s due from 1942 to 1956, incl., and $2,209,000 354s. maturing
from 1957 to 1961, incl., were awarded to a group headed by
Lazard Freres & Co., New York, at 100.012, a net interest
cost of about 3.72%.
In the reoffering, the 4s were priced
to yield from 2.50% to 3.70% and the 354s to return the
investor 3.65%,
1,600,000 Duval County Road District No. 1, Texas, 5% road bonds
were purchased by the Mercantile Commerce Hank & Trust
Co., of St. Louis, and associates.
1,203,000 New York, N. Y., 4% rapid transit subway bonds, due
$500,000 in 1957 and $703,000 in 1958, were purchased by
Barr Bros. & Co., Inc., New York, at a price of 121.159.
The
bankers made no formal reoffering of these bonds, which,
incidentally, were included in the total of $3,6372800 awarded
by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation on Feb. 10.
1,031,000 Maryland (State of) 2% certificates of indebtedness, matur¬
ing from 1941 to 1953, incl., were awarded to an account headed
by Goldman, Sachs & Co. of New York at 101.30, a basis of
about 1.89%.
Reoffered to yield from 1.10% to 2%, accord¬
ing to maturity.
i
CHANCES IN FEBRUARY
Ohio State Life Insurance Co.—Extra dividend of 20c.
divided
the
into
two
sections,
namely
"Favorable
Changes"
"Unfavorable Changes," gives the more important of
changes:
FAVORABLE
CHANGES
American Lace Mfg. Co.—Special dividend of 50c. a share on the no par
common stock was paid on Feb. 8.
This compares with a dividend of
25c. distributed on July 20 last.
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.—Initial quarterly dividend of 50c. a share and an
extra dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock, both payable Mar. 31.
Brookline Oil Co.—Dividend
on the $1 par common
1 cent a share to 2 cents a share on Feb. 15.
stock increased from
Budd Wheel Co.—Participating dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of $1.75 a share on the 1st pref. stock, both payable
March 31.
'
Bunte Brothers—Dividend on the common stock increased from 50c. a
share to $1 a share, payable Feb. 21.
Canadian Pacific Ry.—Dividend of 2% on the 4% non-cum. pref. stock,
par £1, payable April 1.
A dividend of 1% was paid on
the latter being the first dividend paid since Oct. 1,1932.
April 1, 1937,
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co.—Special dividend of 50c. a share on the com¬
mon stock,
payable March 1. This will be the first dividend paid since
July 1, 1936, when a regular quarterly special dividend of like amount
was
distributed,
Churngold Corp.—Dividend
share to 20c. a share,
Cosmos
lar
on the capital stock increased from 15c. a
payable March 30.
Imperial Mills, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 25c.
a
share and a regu¬
quarterly dividend of like amount, on the no par common stock,
both payable Feb.
15.
Crowley, Milner & Co.—Initial dividend of $6 a share on the 6% noncum. pref. stock was paid on Jan. 20 last.
De Havilland Aircraft
Co., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 254% &nd a final
registered stock, both payable to holders
dividend of 10% on the ordinary
of record Jan. 19.
Dr.
Pepper Co.—Directors declared four dividends of 25c. a share each on
no par common stock, payable the first day of March, June, Sept.
and Dec.
Previously, regular quarterly dividends of 20c. a share were
the
distributed.
Kodak Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock reduced
from $2 a share to $1.50 a share, payable April 1.
Gatineau Power Co.—Initial dividend of $1.25 a share on the new 5%
preferred stock, payable April 1.
(James) Hanley Co.—Initial dividend of 8754c. a share on the 7% pref.
stock, payable March 1.
Imperial Paper & Color Corp.—Dividend on the $25 par, common stock
increased from 50c. a share to 75c. a share, payable April 1.
International Products Corp.—Dividend of $6 a share on the 6% cumul.
preferred stock, par $100, payable Feb. 15. This dividend clears up all
accruals on the preferred stock.
4
Eastman
on
a
a
share in addi¬
tion to the regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the $10
par,
common
stock; both
were
paid
on
Feb. 1, last.
Ontario Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from
25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable April 1.
Penick & Ford, Ltd.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable March 15.
,
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 1 cent a share and a
quarterly of 3 cents a share on the common stock, both payable April 13,
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 2 cents a share were distributed,
Sioux City Stock Yards Co.—Dividend of 37He. a share was paid Feb. 15
the common stock.
on
A regular quarterly of like amount was paid on
May 15 last.
Southeastern Greyhound Lines—Initial dividend of 30c. a share on the
6% non-cum. pref. stock, par $20, payable March 1.
Union Premier Food Stores, Inc.—Common stock placed on a $1 annual
basis with declaration of the first regular
quarterly dividend
Three cash dividends of 20c. each
share, payaole April 1.
1937.
of 25c.
were
a
paid in
Line, Inc.—Initial semi-annual dividend of $2.50
share on the
a
5% first pref. stock became payable on Feb. 15, and an initial dividend
of $1 a share on the common shares on March 1.
Woolf Brothers, Inc.—Dividend of $1.20 a share on the class B partici¬
pating preferred stock became payable Feb. 5.
This compares with
an initial dividend of $1 a share
paid on this issue on Feb. 23,1937.
York
Knitting Mills, Ltd.—Initial semi-annual dividends of $3.50
paid on the 7% 1st pref. and 7% second pref. stock.
Acme Steel Co.—Dividend
a
share
$1
share to 50c.
a
a
on
CHANGES
the $25 par common stock reduced from
share, payable March 12.
Acme Wire Co.—Dividend on the $20 par, common stock decreased from
$1 a share to 50c. a share and became payable on Feb. 15.
Allen
Industries, Inc.—Directors deferred action "for time being with
respect to declaration and payment of regular quarterly dividend normally
payable March 4, or account of prevailing unsettled business conditions.
A
regular
dividend of 25c.
quar.
Allis-Chalmers
Mfg.
a
share
was
distributed
Co.—Dividend of 3754c.
on
Dec. 4, last.
share in the no par
stock, payable March 31.
This compares with $1.50 a share
paid on Dec. 22 last, and $1 on Sept. 30, last.
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
a
common
reduced from 40c.
a
share to 25c.
American Chain & Cable
a
share, payable
April 1.
Co., Inc.—Dividend of 25c.
a share on the
stock, payable March 15.
Dividends of 50c. a share were paid
preceding quarters.
American Electric Securities Corp.—Dividend of five cents a share on
the participating preferred stock, payable March
1.
Previously, a
dividend of 754 cents a share was distributed.
in each of the three
American Steel Foundries Co.—Dividend of 25c.
stock, payable March 31.
paid during 1937.
common
were
Anaconda
Copper Mining Co.—Dividend
decreased from 50c.
a
share to 25c.
a
share
on
Four dividends of 50c.
a
on
the
a
no
par,
share each
the $50 par, capital stock
March 28.
share, payable
Arnold Constable Corp.—Dividend on the $5 par, common stock reduced
from 25c. a share to 1254c. a share, payable March 21.
Beneficial
Loan
par common
Society (Del.)—Dividend of 12 54P-
stock, payable March 1.
on Sept. 1, last.
a share on the no
This compares with 15c. paid on
Dec. 1 and 20c.
Bigelow-Sanford
dividend
Carpet Co.—No action taken on the payment of a
ordinarily due at this time on the no par common shares.
a share was paid on Dec. 1, last.
.
One of 50c.
Bireley's, Inc.—Directors
on
the
common shares
on
Jan. 18 took no action .on the dividend due '
ended Jan. 31, 1938.
A regular
share was paid on Oct. 25, last.
for the quarter
quarterly dividend of 15c.
a
Birmingham Fire Insurance Co. of Ala.—Dividend on the common
stock decreased from 40c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 31.
Bond & Share
Unfavorable changes in dividend declarations in Februaryoutnumbered the favorable changes.
The following list,
and
regular
share
common
>C:
DIVIDEND
a
& Accident Insurance Co.—Directors have declared
stock dividend of 33 1-3% on the common stock, payable March 1,
\
UNFAVORABLE
were pur¬
at
1938.
a
National Life
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
'
share and
were
not revealed in the announcement.
$33,688,000 Mississippi (State of) first series highway bonds
chased
a
share, both payable March 15.
Midwest Piping & Supply Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of 40c.
the common stock, payable Feb. 24.
Wilson
$60,000,000 United States Steel Corp.—At the close of the regular weekly
meeting of the finance committee on Feb. 1, the corporation
stated that it had borrowed from banks in New York, Chicago
and Pittsburgh $50,000,000, maturing in one, two and three
years.
The corporation has arranged for these loans in an¬
ticipation of substantial outlays to be required for new construction under way.
The rate of interest to be paid on the
was
Lionel
United Drill & Tool Corp.—Initial quarterly dividend of 15c. a share was
pqid Feb. 1 on the class A stock.
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
loans
Leslie Salt Co.—Two dividends of 65c. a share each on the capital stock,
one payable March 15 and the other
payable June 15.
Previously,
regular quarterly dividends of 50c. a share were distributed
quarterly of 6c.
Boston
Corp.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.: Oofrin & Burr, Inc.; Brown
Harriman & Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Mellon Securities Corp.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Harris,
Hall & Co. (Inc.), and Jackson & Curtis.
Bonbright & Co., Inc., announced Feb. 2 that the offering
of $57,000,000 bonds had been heavily oversubscribed and the
subscription books closed.
The offering, according to the
announcement, has been very well taken and met with a good
response, not only from the larger institutional investors, but
Other members of the offering group were: The First
or
13
MONTHLY REVIEW
Mabch, 1938]
Trading Corp.—Directors at their recent meeting took
no action on the payment of a dividend on the 6% preferred stock.
distribution of 37He. a share was made on Dec. 1,1937.
A
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Directors
on Feb. 18 took no action on the divi¬
dend on the company's no par common stock.
A dividend of 10c. was
paid on Dec. 17, last.
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Co.—Directors re¬
cently decided to discontinue the payment of common dividends for the
time being.
A dividend of 37He. a share was paid on Nov. 10, Sept. 1
and on June 1, last.
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share on the new
$4 par common stock, payable March 15.
This compares with 50c.
paid on Dec. 15, last.
Chrysler Corp.—Directors
this time.
on
Feb. 24 decided not to declare a dividend at
13. last.
A distribution of $3 a share was paid on Dec.
City Ice & Fuel Co.—Directors recently decided to postpone action on the
payment of a dividend on the common shares until their March meeting.
A regular quarterly of 50c. a share was paid on the common stock on
Dec. 15, last.
-
Clark Equipment Co.—Directors on Feb. 15 took no action on the pay¬
ment of a dividend on the no par common stock ot this time.
A special
of $3
a
share payable in $100 par, 7% cum. pref. stock was paid on
Dec. 1, last.
Collins & Aikman Corp.—Dividend of
50c. a share on the no par common
This compares with $1 paid on Dec. 1 and on
stock, payable March 1.
Sept. 1, last.
Compressed Industrial Gases, Inc.—Dividend on the common stock
reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 15.
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock reduced
from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 15.
Continental Steel Corp.—Directors on Feb. 15 decided to defer action on
the common dividend until their March meeting.
A quarterly of 25c.
a share was paid on Dec. 24,1937.
Detroit Harvester Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from
25c. a share to 1254c. a share, payable March 1.
Duke Power Co.—Dividend on the common stock decreased from $1.50
a share to 75c. a share, payable April 1.
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.—Interim dividend of 50c. a
share on the common stock, payable March 14.
This compares with $2
a share paid on Dec. 14 last.
Eastern Utilities Associates—Action on the payment of a dividend on the
convertible preferred stock at this time was deferred.
A dividend of
10c. a share was paid on Dec. 16 and on Nov. 15 last.
Electric Auto Lite Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the $5 par common
stock payable April 1.
This compares with 40c. paid on Dec. 27 last.
Elgin National Watch Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the $15 par
capital stock, payable March 15.
This compares with $1.50 paid on
Dec. 15 last.
General Motors
Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the par $10 common
This compared with $1.50 paid on Dec. 13
stock, payable March 12.
last and $1 paid on Sept.
13 and
on
June 12 last.
Globe Wernicke Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 25c.
a
share to 10c.
a
share, payable March 15.
14
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.from 50c.
.
EEYIBW
MONTHLY
share to 25c.
a
Dividend on the common stock reduced
share, payable March 15.
a
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the
common stock, payable March 1.
A distribution of $1.50 was made on
•
Group No. One Oil Corp.—Dividend
the no par capital stock reduced
share, payable March 31.
from $100 a share to $50 a
on
Hamilton Watch Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the no par common
stock, payable March 15.
This compares with 75c. a share paid on
Dec. 15 last and 60c. paid on Sept. 15 last.
Harbison-Walker
Refractories Co.—Dividend
stock decreased from 50c. a share to 25c.
the
on
no
common
par
share, payable March 1.
a
Hecla Mining Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the capital stock of 25c.
par value, payable March 15. This compares with 25c. paid in each of
the preceding quarters.
Southern
of Philadelphia—Dividend
stock reduced from $1 a share to 75c. a share, payable March
Jaeger
Machine
Co.—Directors
dividend
on
the
paid
on
took
action
no
United Elastic Corp.—Dividend of 10c.
a share on the no par common
stock, payable March 24. This compares with 15c. paid on Dec. 24, last,
and 20c. on Sept. 24, last.
United Printers & Publishers, Inc.—Dividend of $1 a share on the $2
cumulative convertible preferred stock, payable Feb. 24.
This dividend
covers
Kennecott
no
of
a
of
One of $1.25 a share
par common shares at this time.
share to 25c.
a
on the no par
common
share, payable March 31.
a
Kingston Products Corp.—Directors took
stock
action on the common
stock dividend usually payable on March 15. A regular quarterly dividend
of 10c. a share was paid on Dec. 15, last.
no
Lehn
& Fink Products Co.—Dividend on the $5 par common stock
reduced from 62He. a share to 30c. a share, payable March 14.
Llbbey-O wens-Ford Glass Co.—Dividend
common
stock,
payable March
15.
of 25c.
This
share on the no par
a
with
compares
paid on
$1
Dec. 15 and $1.50 on Sept. 15, last.
Lock Joint
1
Pipe Co.—Monthly dividend
the common stock reduced
paid on Jan. 31, last. Other
on
from 75c. a snare to 67c. a share and was
dividends of 67c. a share and 66c. a share
also declared on this
were
issue, payable Feb. 28, and March 21, respectively.
Magma Copper Co.—Dividend of 35c. a share on the $10 par common
stock, payable March 15.
This compared with a year-end dividend of
$1.25
and
a share
paid on Dec. 15 last
15, 1937.
March
50c.
ana
ergenthaler Linotype Co.—Directors
declaration of
dividend on the
a
Dividends of 50c.
this time.
of 1937.
1, 1938, thus clearing
dividend
on
quarterly of $1
Copper Corp.—Dividend
reduced from 50c.
a
a
no
share
a
on
Sept
15
P
1
Feb. 15 deferred action on the
par capital stock ordinarily due at
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co.—Directors
Feb. 10
on
each
quarter
deferredactlon
THE STOCK MARKET
COURSE OF
advance
last
since
ment in
prices on
and when the
last
market made
November
in the
Morris Finance Co.—Dividend of $2.50
a share on
the class A common
and one of 50c. a share on the class B common
stock, both payable March
31.
Previously a regular quarterly dividend of $3.25
a
shSre
on the class A shares and a regular quarterly dividend of
A5c.
the ciass B shares.
Motor
was
paid
share on
a
Corp.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the common stock
payable March 10.
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 40c. a
distributed.
were
Munsingwear, Inc.—Dividend
reduced from 75c.
New
Bedford
on the common stock of no
par value
share to 25c. a share and became
payable Feb. 21.
a
Cordage Corp.—Dividend
on the $5 par common Stock
reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a
share, payable March 1.
Newmarket Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no
par capital stock reduced from
$1 a share to 50c. a share and became payable on Feb.
15.
Newmont Mining Corp.—Dividend on the
capital stock reduced from
75c. a share to 50c. a share, payable March 15.
New York Air Brake Co.—Dividend on the
no par common stock decreased
from 50c. a share to 25c. a
share, payable March 1.
New York Transit Co.—Dividend of
15c. a share on the $5
par capital
stock, payable April 15.
This compares with 60c. a share paid on
Dec. 28, last and 25c. on Oct. 15, last.
y
Noblitt-Sparks
Industries,
Inc.—Dividend
on
stock reduced from 75c. a share to 25c. a
share,
Otis
Elevator
from
„
40c.
60c.
a
Co.—Dividend
share to
15c.
a
the
on
no
par
the
no
par
common
payable March 31.
stock
common
Paraffine
decreased
share, payable March 21.
A dividend of
on Sept. 25 last and 60c. a share on
of
50c. a share on the no par
Four quarterly dividends of $1 a
no action on the common dividend
One of 25c. in cash and 75c. in debentures was
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp. (Del.)—Directors
of the dividend due
of
37He.
share
a
on
the class A stock at this time.
paid
was
on
this issue
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Dividend
omitted payment
A regular quarterly
Dec. 1, last.
on
the $50 par,
on
common
stock
reduced from $3 a share to $1.25 a share,
payable March 15.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—No action
i
on dividend to be considered
until later in the year according to a statement of the chairman of
the
board of directors made on Feb. 23.
A distribution of $2 a share was
made on the capital stock on Dec. 10, last.
Pepperell Mfg. Co.—Directors
payable at this time
on
dividend of $3
Feb. 4 omitted the dividend ordinarily
$100 par
capital stock.
A semi-annual
paid on Aug. 16, last.
was
from 35c.
a
share
on
a
share to 10c.
$25 par
capital stock reduced
share, payable March 10.
a
on
the
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.. Itnc.—Dividend ordinarily due
„
time
was
at this
A regular quarterly of 25c. a share
on the common stock omitted.
paid on Dec. 15, last.
Rapid Electrotype Co.—Dividend
from 60c.
a
share to 40c.
a
.
the no par common stock reduced
share, payable March 25.
on
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.—Dividend
reduced from 50c.
a
a
share
were
on
the
no
par
common
stock
share to 37 He. a share, payable March 15.
Reynolds Metals Co.—Dividend
payable March 1.
During the
25c.
of 15c.
year
share
a
on
the
stock,
1937 four quarteriv dividends of
common
distributed.
Roberts Public Markets, Inc.—Dividend
usually payable on the common
stock on a April 1 to be omitted.
A regular quarterly of 20c. was paid
on Jan. 1. last.
Schiff Co.—Dividend
to 25c.
a
on
the common
Selby Shoe Co.—Dividend
payable March 5.
on May 5, last.
of 25c.
a
share
on
the
50c.
a
the $5
of
par
stock,
Dec. 6. Aug. 5 and
on
the class
a share was paid on
Dec. 22, last, and a stock dividend of l-20th
each share of $1 par class B stock held on
on
(Frank G.) Shattuck Co.—'Dividend
share to 10c.
on
A quarterly dividend of 22c.
class A stock
share of class A stock
the same date.
a
index
a
50
of
of
that a
stocks
new
York
of
be
New
the
by
compiled
"Times" amounted to 6.19 points, following an advance
0.27 of a point in January.
But the price rise must
off against the volume of
set
trading to get a true gauge
performance.
The share turnover came to
only 14,526,094 shares in February, the smallest volume of
dealings for any month since February, 1935. The February
transactions compared with 24,151,931 shares in January
and with 50,248,010 shares in February, 1937.
On only
two days during the month did volume amount to as much
as 1,000,000 shares.
An even greater degree of slack trading was observable
in the bond market.
Bonds traded
on
the New York
Stock
Exchange had a total par value of $127,593,000, a new low
since August, 1928.
The total compared with $165,910,000
in January.
Turnover in United States Government issues
fell to $11,014,000 from $16,353,000 in the previous month.
But in bonds, as in stocks, the course of prices was upward,
with some of the second-grade issues experiencing especially
vigorous advances.
Taking up in detail the behavior of stock prices in Febru¬
one finds that most of the strength was in the indus¬
trial shares,
hold
and that the rails could do scarcely any more
their
The
railroad
equipments, however,
Among the
industrials, the greatest strength was displayed by the
manufacturing, store, copper, and oil shares.
The utility
stocks alone among the major stock groupings were unable
did
own.
considerably
better than their customers.
to better their market
standing during the month.
Utility
bonds, too, were less in demand than corporate issues gen¬
erally.
There
in
stock
question whether the fairly sharp gain
some
was
prices was attributable to
ment in business
conditions
sentiment
in
the
Commission's ban
or
to
on
the
common
share, payable March 21.
stock reduced from
market.
against
The
a
some modest improve¬
change in the technical
Securities
and
short sales, except at
Exchange
price at
a
least Ys point above the last previous sale price in the case
of round
lots, became effective
on
Feb. 8, and it is possible
that the rise in prices simply met with less opposition from
shorts than would normally be the case.
In its Feb. 8
short selling regulation the SEC made an exception of odd
lot dealings, but when, toward the close of the
month, the
weekly figures on odd lot transactions showed a larger
amount
of
sales
than
invariable rule—the
purchases—contrary
Commission
let
it
be
to
selling rule
was
very
the
known
would look into the matter at once to see if the
almost
that
it
spirit of its
being violated.
low volume of stock dealings indicated
that speculators and investors
into optimists overnight.
were not being transformed
Certainly the clouded outlook for
business still
purchases.
s
15c.
making.
the
share
no par common
This compares with 40c. paid on
AaS£ B dividends.
the price advance, how¬
bull movement was
The increase in average prices, as measured
might conclude
one
Certainly the
Serrick Corp.—Directors on Feb. 18 decided to defer action
t
by
short
stock reduced from
share, payable March 15.
Scranton Lace Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 60c.
a share to 25c. a
share, payable March 31.
l
ever,
the
Phelps Dodge Corp.—Dividend
Feb.
on
of the month.
Looking at the bare record
than
,
usually due at this time.
paid on Dec. 15, last
began
ary,
Companies, Inc.—Dividend
common stock, payable March 28.
share each were paid during 1937.
Parker-Wolverine Co.—Directors took
which
continuity than any which had developed in the last seven
months, and substantially all of the gains were retained
a share was paid on this issue
Dec. 20, last.
rise
of
community
4 had more
investment
the
of the market's
Wheel
share
The
heart.
at about the lows
stand
a
December
and
Modine Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the
no par common stock
This compares with $1 paid on Dec. 20 last and 75c.
1 and on Aug. 2, last.
considerable
July.
There was a trace of unsettlethe second and third days of the month,
right through to the end
Nov.
A regular
FEBRUARY, 1938
DURING
The stock market enjoyed last month its most
(I.) Miller & Sons, Inc.—Dividend of $2.25 a share on the new
8% cum.
pref. stock, par $50, payable Feb. 23, and a dividend of $2.50 a share on
the old 6H% pref. stock, payable Feb. 21.
The previous payment on
the new pref. stock on Feb. 16, 1937, amounted to
$10.75 a share.
on
the declaration
on
Wagner Electric Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the $15 par common
stock, payable March 21.
This compares with $1.25 paid on Dec. 20,
last, and 50c. a share on Sept. 20. June 21, and on March 20, 1937.
Willson Products, Inc.—Dividend on the $1 par common stock reduced
from 25c. a share to 15c. a share, payable March 10.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Directors on Feb. 17 took no action on
the payment of a dividend on the common stock ordinarily due about
March 20. A dividend of 75c. a share was paid on Dec. 20, last.
Youngstown Steel Door Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the no par
common stock, payable March
15.
A dividend of 75c. was paid on
Dec. 15, last and one of $1.25 a share on the larger amount of shares
outstanding on Sept. 15, 1937.
took
payable March 20.
action
common stock ordinarily due at this time.
share was paid on November 15, last. *
the payment of the common dividend
ordinarily due at this time.
Dividends of 50c. a share were paid on Deo. 10 and
Sept. 10 last.
Midvale Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the no par capital sroek navable
April 2.
This compares with $2.50 paid on Dec. 18 last.
'
on
no
the
a
on
share were distributed in
1, 1937 and the 50c.
all acruals on this issue. >
up
Van Raalte Co., Inc.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the $5 par common
stock .payable March 1.
This compares with $1.37 H paid on Dec. 1 last,
and 75c. on Sept. 1 and June 1, last.
June 15
'
distribution
the 50c. disbursement due Oct.
due Jan.
Utica & Mohawk Cotton Mills—Directors took
Nov. 24, last.
was
stock
5.
Dye wood Corp.—Directors on Feb. 15 took no action on the
payment of the common dividend ordinarily due at this time.
One of
25c. a share was paid on Jan. 3, last and each three months previously.
15.
the payment
on
reduced from
common
United
the no par common
on
on the $10 par capital
share payable March 1.
a
Roller Bearing Co.—Dividend on the no par
reduced from 75c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March
Interlake
Investment Corp.
share to 15c.
a
Timken
,
Steamship Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable Apru 1. A dividend of $2.50 was paid on Dec. 20, last,
and $1.50 on Oct. 1, last.
stock decreased
Pipe Line Co.—Dividend
from 25c.
Standard Brands, Inc.—Dividend on the common stock
20c. a share to 15c. a share, payable April 1.
"*
Holophane Co., Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock reduced
from 50c. a share to 30c. a share, payable March 1,
Humble Oil & Refining Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
reduced from 62He. a share to 37He. a share, payable April 1.
Dec. 1, last.
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—Dividend on the new no par common shares
decreased from 80c. a share to 20c. a share, payable March 15.
stock
that
market
could
was
The
be
counselor
of caution in making stock
background against which the
only negatively encouraging.
The most
a
business
was
said
was
that
the
business
trend
line
was
flattening out after the violent drop in the last four months
of 1937, and that the trend of bank credit also
suggested
that the period
of heavy liquidation
was
over.
MONTHLY
March, 1938]
Wliile
the
future
with
fraught
still
was
without
not
was
ing Administrator Stewart McDonald on Feb. 19.
Here at
was a concrete effort by the Administration to stimu¬
last
late recovery in
the construction industry.
Representative Bankhead, on Feb. 10, Presi¬
dent Roosevelt asked Congress to appropriate $250,000,000
In
letter to
a
for relief through
the Works Progress Administration dur¬
ing the remainder of the fiscal year.
It had been known
that the Administration would expand its relief expendi¬
relief money asked
for was small enough, relatively, to indicate that Mr. Roose¬
velt had not yet gone in for pump-priming in earnest.
Con¬
tinuing the Administration's moves in sequence, it should
be pointed out next that on Feb. 14 Secretary of the Treas¬
ury Henry Morgenthau announced that in the future gold
tures,
and
would
the
stock
in
sterilized
be
not
additional
of
amount
additions
until
monetary
the
to
He admitted
quite frankly that he hoped that the move would stimu¬
late a rise in the more sensitive commodity prices.
Then
Feb.
on
18
$100,000,000.
quarter exceeded
any
Roosevelt issued
President
statement further
a
clarifying his views with respect to prices.
He declared
that prices of different groups of products "must be brought
into balanced relations to one another" and that, for the
moment, the objective must be to reverse the deflationary
trend that had been going on for
ther
the last six months. Fur¬
devaluation, he stated quite definitely, would
dollar
Feb.
4Ms
3 Ms
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 2%b
Treasury 2Ms
Treasury 3Ms
Treasury 2Mb
Treasury 2 Ms
Treasury 2Ms
Treasury 2 Ms
7 108.10 Feb.
26
108.6
112.20 Feb.
9 113.6
25
113.6
7 111.21 Feb. 28
111.21
107.30 Feb.
8 108.22 Feb. 28
108.20
104.7
1943-1947
1951-1955
1946-1948
1940-1943
1941-1943
1946-1949
....1949-1952
1941
1944-1946
....1955-1960
-...1945-1947
1948-1951
1951-1954
1956-1959
1949-1953
7 104.30 Feb.
25
104.25
105.17 Feb.
8 106.4
Feb.
28
106.2
106
105.29 Feb.
4 106.8
Feb.
25
106.8
107.3
106.30 Feb.
10 107.13 Feb. 26
106.13
106.6
Feb.
7 106.28 Feb. 26
106.8
106.3
Feb.
8 106.22 Feb.
26
106.16
107.11
107.5
Feb.
8 107.20 Feb.
24
107.18
107.24
107.13 Feb.
Feb.
28
108.3
lending
operations.
which he placed on
Jones
said
that
Thus he withdrew the restrictions
RFC loan activities last October.
Mr.
the
Corporation had about $1,500,000,000
available for lending, but he did not believe there would be
any demand for a considerable part of it.
It remains to
be said that the 30-day filibuster in the Senate over the
Wagner-Van Nuys anti-lynching bill was ended on Feb. 21,
thereby giving rise to hope that the Senate might be pre¬
pared to act promptly when the long-delayed tax revision
laid
was
its doorstep.
on
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks, United States
Steel
Feb. 23 at
Feb.
at
the
Feb.
4
at 49%
and at its highest
57%, with the close Feb. 28 at 54%^
was
4
lowest
its
at
was
ferred,
Steel,
pre¬
Feb. 1 at 109 and at its lowest
at its highest
104%, with the close Feb. 28 at 108. American
rose from 127%
Feb. 4 to 140% Feb. 23, with
& Tel.
Tel.
7 108.7
7 102.25 Feb. 25
107.11
106.25
102.18
102.8
102.2
Feb.
104.13
104.2
Feb.
7 104.23 Feb. 25
102.12
102.7
Feb.
4 102.25 Feb.
26
102*21
101.15
101.7
Feb.
7 101.30 Feb. 25
101.25
101.6
101.4
Feb.
2 101.22 Feb.
101.19
28
7 100.10 Feb. 25
100.8
103.11
103.1
Feb.
7 103.22 Feb. 25
103.18
1944-1964
104.6
104.2
Feb.
3 104.22 Feb. 28
104.22
3s
1944-1949
103.28
103.20 Feb.
8 104.8
3s
..1942-1947
103.31 Feb.
2 104.17 Feb. 25
1942-1947
102*26
102.20 Feb.
8 103.6
Feb. 24
3s series A
1944-1952
103.28
103.23 Feb.
8 104.7
Feb. 25
2Mb series B
1939-1949
1942-1944
101.29
101.24 Feb.
7 102.14 Feb. 25
101.22
101.14 Feb.
99.25 Feb.
100.1
1945
Federal Farm Mortgage—
3Ms
2Mb
25
Feb.
104.6
104.17
Home Owners' Loan—
2Mb series G
25
Feb.
Range for February,
Opening
Feb.
Argentine external 4Mb
1955
106
2
3
93 M
106M
82 M
106 M Feb.
105M Feb.
4
107M Feb. 14
101M
100M Feb.
101M Feb.
1
101*'
112M
111M Feb.
113
3
111M
32M
33
77M Feb.
32
Feb.
34M Feb. 23
Feb.
27
26
Feb.
Feb.
23
72
72
Feb.
76
Feb.
10
74
57
55 M Feb.
62
Feb. 28
62
27
1965
1954
1965
5 Ms
94M Feb.
106M Feb.
89M Feb.
105 M Feb.
107M
(Govt) 7s
1957
Belgium (Kingdom) 6Ma
1949
Brisbane (City) 5s
1957
Canada (Dominion) 5s
1952
German (Rep) 7s stamped--.1949
German (Govt) Internat 5 Ms
stamped
102.2
Price
104 M
Austrian
Japanese Govt 6 Ms
102.10
Feb. 28
Highest
Lowest
1
93 M
1971
Australia 5s of 1925
104.4
Closing
1938
Price
Foreign Bonds
(State) 5s_1957
102 M
Norway 4s
1963
Queensland (State) ext 7s
1941
Rome (City) external 6Ms-_1952
102 H
New South Wales
102.8
108M
71M
104M Feb.
101H Feb.
102M Feb.
107 M Feb.
108 M Feb.
Feb.
71M Feb.
65
/
Opening
28
3
103 M Feb. 16
3
1
102M
103M
107M
67
.
Range for February,
Closino
1938
Price
Price
Lowest
Feb. 28
Highest
■
*
Feb.
18, in a letter to Jesse H. Jones, the President
requested the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to resume
bill
Feb.
105.28
Feb. 1
On
Feb.
Feb.
111.5
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
be avoided.
117.20
107.15 Feb.
112.26
..1944-1954
1946-1956
3Ms
Treasury 3Ms_.
18 117.21 Feb. 28
Feb.
117.2
Feb. 28
Highest
Lowest
1
...1947-1952
1943-1945
4s
Treasury 3s
Sale
Sale
Government Bonds
its
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Last
Range for February, 1938
First
uncertainty,
developments which might
have an important bearing on the course of business.
Con¬
gress finally succeeded in passing some major bills, and
the Administration finally began to show its hand in the
matter of a definite policy for dealing with the recession
in business.
On Feb. 1 the Senate adopted the conferees'
report on the Administration's housing bill, and on Feb. 4,
receiving President Roosevelt's signature, the measure be¬
came law.
On Feb. 12, at the request of Mr. Roosevelt, the
RFC agreed to supply the capital for the first National
Mortgage Association to be formed under the new Act. The
charter of the new association was signed by Federal Hous¬
February
15
BEVIEW
close Feb. 28 at 137.
General
Electric
ippved up from
30% Feb. 4 to 42% Feb. 23, with the close Feb. 28 at 40%.
66 M
Bost A Maine 1st 5s
ser
66 M Feb.
1
71M Feb. 26
47 M Feb.
7
56
107 M
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. 1944
Amer A Foreign Power 5s___2030
Atch Top A S Fe gen 4s
1995
Baltimore A Ohio 1st gold 4s. 1948
Convertible 4Mb
1960
107M Feb.
25 M
42
A-C.1967
Brooklyn Union Elev 5s
Chesapeake A Ohio 4Mb
62 M Feb.
23 M Feb.
40M Feb.
63
18
9
71
56
109 M
63 M
4
28M Feb. 15
25 M
4
45M Feb. 11
43
Feb. 21
75
1950
Feb. 28
1 110M Feb.
4
66
Feb.
77
Feb.
2
120
8 128
Feb. 28
10M Feb.
3
13
Feb. 23
12
Feb.
7
61M Feb.
1
66
Erie ref A impt 5s of 1927—.1967
61M
17M
6M Feb. 23
68
Feb. 15
Great Northern gen 4Mb
111 Cent St LANO 5s
1977
118M
1992
11
Chic Milw St P A Pac 5s A..1975
117
Feb.
"
Chic ANW 4Ms series A...1949
C C C A St L 4Ms series E..1977
5M
5
15% Feb. 28
18M Feb.
2
Feb.
5M
15M
25
82 M
81M Feb.
3
88
1963
36 M
36 M Feb.
1
Internat Paper 5s'ser A A B.1947
Kan City Sou ref A lmpt 5s. .1950
86M
85M Feb.
16
43M Feb. 11
87 M Feb. 28
56
55
Feb.
3
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 5s..2003
Liggett A Myers Tob 7s
1944
30M
29
Feb.
Mo Kan Tex cum ad) 5s
New York Central 3 Ms
1967
1946
19M
41
87 M
64 M
8
64M Feb. 23
32M Feb. 14
129 M Feb.
2
130M Feb. 19
129M
19
Feb.
3
22
31
82
Feb. 23
85
23 ^21M
Feb.
2
N Y C A St L 4Ms series C—1978
46 M
45
Feb.
4
52
Feb.
25
N Y N H A H 1st ref 4MB—1967
N Y Ont A Western ref 4s—1992
22
21
Feb.
4
22 M Feb.
2
Northern Pacific 4s
Feb.
irnrnmm
14
47
21M
9M
8M
8M Feb.
4
1997
86 M
85M Feb.
4
92M Feb. 25
Pennsylvania RR deb 4M8-.1970
Conv deb 3Ms
1952
81M
81M Feb.
1
90M Feb. 25
92 H
89
81
80M Feb.
4
84M Feb. 26
84M
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
71
65
73 M Feb.
66
85 M
85M Feb.
1939
Western Maryland 1st 4s—.1952
Feb. 21
1
10
Feb.
10
90M Feb. 25
88 M
Allied Chemical &
Dye was at its lowest Feb. 4 at 156 and
at its highest Feb. 26 at 171, with the close Feb. 28 at 168.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. rose from 87% Feb. 4 to 100%
Feb. 23, with the close Feb. 28 at 90%.
Co.
N.
of
with
Y.
the close
York
Central
highest
Feb.
Delaware
&
with
the
from
72%
79%.
23
28
at
at
at
In the railroad list, New
lowest Feb.
19%,
Feb.
21%.
with
rose
from
28 at
Consolidated Edison
Feb. 25,
Feb. 4 to 22%
from 20%
its
Hudson
3 at 15%
and at its
the close Feb. 28 at 18%.
13% Feb. 3 to 17 Feb. 23,
16%.
Union Pacific
moved up
Feb. 4 to 81 Feb. 15, with the close Feb. 28
Southern
19%.
up
Feb.
was
close
and at its
at
moved
Pacific
was
at
its lowest
Feb.
3
at
at
16%
highest Feb. 25 at 20%, with the close Feb. 28
Baltimore & Ohio moved up from 8% Feb. 3 to
10% Feb. 25, with the close Feb. 28 at 9%.
Chesapeake &
31% Feb. 5 to 37% Feb. 25, with the close
Feb. 28 at 35%.
Southern Railway was at its lowest
Feb. 4 at 10% and at its highest Feb. 25 at 13%, with the
Ohio
rose
from
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE
1938
STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock sales—No. of shares
14,256,094
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and mlscell
96,374,000
$
50,248,010
United States Govt
11,014,000
Total bond sales
127,593,000
285,459,000
State, munlc. A foreign-
20,205,000
in
many
years
and
reflect
a
sharp
contraction as
February
with the totals for January last and
Corporation bonds of high grade tended up¬
ward the first 10 days of the month, and then settled back
one
year ago.
$
317,277,000
31,447,000
21,857,000
142,769,000
370,581,000
220,256,000
29,248,000
48,239,000
Jan. 1 fo Feb. 28—
Stock sales—No. of shares
38,678,025
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and mlscell
$
225,355,000
State, munio. & foreignUnited States Govt
40,781,000
27,367,000
Total bond sales—
293,503,000
108,919,426
1938
Month of February—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales
2,718,510
$
(par value)—
33,813,657
128,086,137
$
$
496,725,000
86,136,000
..
$
721,808,000
337,950,000
69,935,000
45,285,000
54,975,000
69,897,000
142,955,000
628,146,000
846,718,000
550,802,000
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE
Total bond transactions in February touched their lowest
compared
14,404,525
60,884,392
$
$
229,157,000
36,655,000
19,647,000
CURB EXCHANGE
close Feb. 28 at 12.
level
1935
1936
1937
Month of February—
1935
1936
1937
15,344,284
2,921,597
20,712,570
$
$
8
97,939,000
1,756,000
1,152,000
92,271,000
2,030,000
603,000
39,614,000
1,241,000
1,544,000
23,133,000
42,399,000
100,847.000
95,236,000
6.893,289
34,873,631
21,976,000
Domestic
554,000
Foreign government...
Foreign corporate..--.
935,000
at
prevailing levels to close the month without further
change.
Corporate securities of secondary, and lesser grades
reflected early
weakness, but in keeping with the trend of
prices, advanced in a modest manner the remainder
of February.
High-grade railroad issues continued to re¬
main below the levels existing early in 1937, while public
utility and industrial bonds, on the other hand, have recov¬
stock
ered
much
lost
ground, and
have
their high point of recent years.
bonds
have
been
variable,
vancing the second
larity,
close
and
the
in
the
month
at
week,
practically approached
United States Government
opening
the
followed by
a
month
period
lower, ad¬
of irregu¬
last days revealing much strength
substantially higher levels.
In the following taWe we show, as
to
Total bond sales
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28—
Stock sales—No. of shares
$
Bond sales (par value)—
$
'
1
40,490,150
6,695,346
$
$
224,286,000
198,164,000
4,124,000
4,105,000
1,224,000
95,968,000
2,981,000
3,539,000
2,228,000
2,252,000
50,143,000
102,488,000
230,638,000
204,521,000
47,827,000
1,092,000
Domestic
Foreign government—
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
FEBRUARY, 1938
Foremost in importance to the money market during
past
month
Feb.
14
was
the
concerning
a
announcement
modification
by the
Treasury
the
on
of its gold buying pro¬
Retroactively to Jan. 1, 1938, gold acquired by the
assay offices will be included in the inactive
usual, the fluctuations
gram.
for the month in the different issues of United States Gov¬
mints
ernment
gold fund only to the extent that such acquisitions in any
one
quarter exceeded $100,000,000.
As a result of this
obligations,
and
of domestic corporate and
considerable number, likewise,
foreign government bond prices:
a
and
16
REVIEW
RATES FOR MONEY AT NEW YORK
change, approximately $30,000,000 of gold accumulated since
the
first of
the
year were
immediately "desterilized."
/
Week Ended
,
While the new procedure
implied a partial reversal of the
Treasury's previous moderately deflationary policy adopted
in December, 1936, and designed to prevent commercial bank
reserves from being affected
by the acquisition of newlymined domestic gold and gold imports, no great
immediate
Feb. 5
the month
maturities.
On
Feb.
25
announcement
made
was
of
statement
announcement
was
that
followed
the
Feb. 28 by the further
on
Treasury's
mid-March financing
would be restricted to the exchange of maturing $455,000,000
of 3% notes and that no additional funds would be sought.
Gold imports during February were limited to $1,375,000,
of
which
amount
$1,100,000 came from Australia and
$275,000 from India, and the net increase in the monetary
gold stock of the country amounted to approximately $18,000,000, while the inactive gold fund, owing to sales to the
stabilization fund and to foreign
about
accounts, was reduced to
Discount holdings of the 12 Reserve
$1,213,000,000.
banks
declined
from
$11,470,000 Jan. 26 to $9,920,000
16, but subsequently increased to $10,148,000 Feb. 23.
Bills bought in the open market remained
virtually sta¬
tionary at the previous low figure of $548,000.
Total mem¬
Feb.
ber
bank
receded
reserves
$7,240,498,000
Feb.
member
reserves
Money
bank
rates
abundance
23,
from
while
surplus
total
the
continued
again followed
of
$7,295,871,000 Jan.
an
bank
to
volume
average
of
26
to
excess
$1,400,000,000.
trend, reflecting the
easy
the
and
reserves
1
IX
4
IX
Four months
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Six months
IX
IX
IX
IX
1
1
1
1
l@ix
l@ix
1@1X
1@1X
IX
IX
Commercial paper:
Double and single names:
Prime 4 to 6 months...
Good 4 to 6 months
■
continued
as
Trading in bankers' acceptances was of negligible volume,
few bills were offered for resale.
Total outstanding
acceptances, according to the monthly survey of the Accept¬
ance Analysis Unit
of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York, published Feb. 10, were $325,804,395, Jan. 31, com¬
pared with $343,065,947 Dec. 31, 1937, and $387,227,280
30, 1937.
Import bills decreased from $117,248,428
Jan.
31
Dec.
to
$106,024,634 Jan. 31; export bills from $86,$82,194,997; domestic warehouse credits from
$69,999,661 to $67,123,043, while domestic shipment bills
increased from $7,688,659 to. $7,832,900, and bills based on
goods stored in or shipped between foreign countries from
$59,494,458 to $59,793,442.
Rates for bankers' acceptances
stood unchanged at %% bid and 7/16% asked for 30-day,
60-day and 90-day bills; at 9/16% bid and %% asked for
120-day bills, and at %% bid and 9/16% asked for bills
764,838
to
running 150 and 180 days.
The New York Federal Reserve
Bank, in its "Monthly Review," discussed conditions in the
for
market
"The
bankers'
acceptances as follows:
acceptance market has remained very quiet during
the past month,
the principal accepting banks have con¬
as
tinued to be well supplied with excess reserves
fore, have had
1.04%,
levels that "have prevailed for several months.
to
to
longer-term
on
Treasury
1.13% to
2.46%
bonds
from
2.43%, and those on 91-day Treasury bills from 0.10%
0.09%.
On the Stock Exchange the rate for call loans
remained at 1%, unchanged
•CALL LOAN
RATES
'
Low
High
Renewal
1...
1
1
1
Feb.
Feb.
2...
1
1
1
Feb.
16...
1
Feb.
3...
1
1
1
Feb.
17...
1
4
Feb.
1
,
Low
High
Renewal
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
15...
1
Feb.
18...
1
Feb.
6
Saturday
Feb.
19...
6
Sunday
Feb.
20...
7...
1
1
1
Feb.
21...
8
1
1
1
Feb.
22...
Feb.
9
1
1
1
Feb.
23...
Feb.
10.
_.
1
1
1
Feb.
1
1
1
1
1
24...
1
1
1
25...
Saturday
Feb.
26...
the volume of bills outstanding at the
on
small
decline
bills
in
drawn
13...
Sunday
Feb.
27...
Feb.
14...
Feb.
28...
PRIME BANKERS*
1
As
heretofore, owing to the low state of
activities, hardly any new loans were negotiated,
being confined to the occasional renewal of
transactions
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.
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7—
Feb.
8...
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6...
Feb.
1M
5
Feb.
6 Months
Feb. 11
IX
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IX
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Feb. 16...
Feb. 17—
18—
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Sunday
Feb. 24...
IX
IX
IX
Feb. 25—
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
except for amounts in excess of $100,000,000 a quarter. The
significance to the Federal Reserve System of this announce¬
IX
IX
ment
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
RETURNS
IX
IX
IX
The chief
IX
IX
is
The
way:
month.
Rates
remained
un¬
changed at 1% for average grade prime fo\ir- to six-month
paper, and at %% for choice names running three months
or
less to maturity.
Under date of Feb. 15 the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York announced that returns received
commercial
open
Jan.
paper
market
dealers
showed
commercial
a
paper
total
of
$299,-
outstanding
on
31, compared with $279,200,000 at the end of December,
1937, and $243,800,000 at the close of January, 1937.
RESERVE
LOANS IN NEW
YORK
influence brought to
new
that the
of
BANKS-
CITY
bear
confining of sterilization to large import
a slow but sure further
gold will make for
expansion in member bank
Commercial paper continued in active investment demand,
but available offerings appeared to be somewhat smaller
previous
FEDERAL
in
movements
Sun day
the
THE
on the banking
February was the announcement by Secretary
of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr., on Feb. 14, that,
beginning Jan. 1, gold sterilization would be discontinued
position
IX
Satur day
Feb. 27—
OF
BROKERS'
IX
IX
Holi day
during
9i taX
Xa7n
IX
IX
IX
IX
300,000 of
h taX
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IX
IX
from
Xa716
Xa7 it
IX
Feb. 23...
than
Xa7it
Xa7it
IX
IX
Sun day
Feb. 28—
Xaht
28
Satur day
Feb. 26—
Xa9it
Xaht
IX
IX
IX
IX
Feb. 20—
Feb. 22...
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mmmmm
Sun day
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
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IX
IX
IX
IX
Sunday
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IX
IX
IX
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IX
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Xa7 is
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IX
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Saturday
25
Feb. 19...
Feb. 21...
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22
IX
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+ rn
24
Feb. 13...
Feb. 15—
Xaht
'mmm
21
IX
Sun day
1X
IX
IX
IX
IX
Feb. 12...
Feb. 14...
mmmrnm
Xaht
'
18
Satur day
Feb. 10—
Feb.
5 Months
19
2
Feb.
4 Months
*
m
16
17
90 Days
Xa'it
■mrnmm-m
15
Mixed Collateral
Xaht
Saturday
6
13—.
RATES
htaX
5
12
OF TIME LOAN
Xa7 it
Xaht
m
11
accommodations.
60 Days
ACCEPTANCES
)
1
1
1
Time loan rates on security collateral remained
purely
nominal, at 1%% for 60- and 90-day loans, and 1%% for
30 Days
ware¬
30 Days
90 Days
120 Days
60 Days
150 Days
180 Days
Accepfces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid A Ask Bid & Ask
3
on
domestic
previous, the reduc¬
Secured by
Feb.
2
Rates
year
Call Loans
Sunday
DAILY RECORD
finance
to
Compared with the
outstanding amounted to $61,000,000, of which
$35,000,000 represented a decline in import bills."
Saturday
older
the
was $17,000,000,
of which $11,000,000 was in
import bills, which in the past have usually shown January
reductions only in years of declining business activity.
Ex¬
port bills also showed a moderate reduction, and there was
1
Feb.
12...
market
at
Reports from
a further decline, which apparently
partly seasonal in character.
The reduction in
only
1
1
11...
180-day loans.
remained
1
Feb.
1
rates
January showed
1
1
Feb.
1
Market
Holiday
1
.
Feb.
1
funds.
tion in bills
Sunday
Feb.
end of
house credits.
Saturday
Feb.
Feb.
accepting banks
a
*
1
additional
and, there¬
occasion to sell bills in the market to
no
total volume
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Feb.
obtain
was
since May, 1936.
ON THE
IX
IX
Five months
IX
IX
slackness in general business activities.
Average yields on
three- to five-year* Treasury notes receded from
those
IX '
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Sixty days
a
Treasury bills to mature during the June tax
period and to be issued in weekly amounts of $50,000,000,
but this
1@1
1
Thirty days
series of
new
1@1
1
Ninety days
weekly issues of $50,000,000 of 90-day hills in replacement
of
1@1
1
.
confined to four
was
Feb. 26
1@1
Range lor week (mixed & Industrial collateral)
Week's average (mixed & Industrial collateral).
Time loans (mixed and industrial collateral):
year
ernment financing during
Feb. 19
Call loans on Stock Exchange:
importance was attached to the move, in as much as the
inward tide of gold has virtually ceased for the time being,
and the increase in legal reserve requirements enacted last
has sharply reduced the possibilities of bv.nk deposits
of gold in their relationship to the reserve position.
Gov¬
Feb. 12
made
new
banks,
will
excess
build
The Treasury will
in
months
credit
policy
reserves.
excess reserves in this
reimburse itself for expenditures
up
acquiring up to $100,000,000
by
depositing
which
on
will
in
of gold
gold
certificates
turn
give
the
with
every
the
Treasury
a
three
Reserve
deposit
their books;
and the deposits created in this way,
when spent, will pass into member bank reserve balances.
As member banks already have substantially more reserves
than
they need, the additions to reserves will tend to en¬
large the oversupply.
Creditwise, the policy will insure the
continuance of easy money conditions and will exert a mod¬
erately increased pressure on member banks to expand
their loans
and
investments.
*
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March, 1938]
MONTHLY
REVIEW
17
Without delay, the Treasury and the Federal Reserve
System put the new policy into effect.
The Treasury daily
compiled by the New York Stock Exchange decreased $18,408,226 during the month, the total of these loans on Feb. 28,
statement
1938, amounting to $579,011,814 as against $597,418,040 on
Jan. 31, 1938.
On Feb. 27, 1937, these loans aggregated
$1,074,832,139.
tificates
banks,
Feb.
of
had
15
been
showed
that $46,000,000
deposited
with
of gold cer¬
Federal Reserve
the
representing all of the newly-mined, scrap and im¬
ported gold acquired since the first of the year as well as
approximately
tion.
of
The
Feb.
$13,000,000 for National
Federal
16
Reserve
showed
banks'
effect
the
of
condition
the
statement
policy
new
as
the
on
banking position.
In the week ended Feb. 16 the gold cer¬
tificate holdings of the Reserve banks were shown to be
$47,503,000.
up
The
the Reserve banks
deposit credits which
Treasurer—General
Treasury's
by
given
were
reflected in the items United States
were
Account
Other
and
Deposits.
The
deposits increased $31,014,000 in the week,
own
while other deposits, in which the balances of the stabiliza¬
tion fund are carried, increased $21,371,000.
Simultaneously
the
monetary
gold stock increased $25,000,000, that being
the
net
gain
resulting from purchases of newly-mined,
scrap and imported gold and gold exports in the year to.
Feb.
16.
gold
changes
in
certificate
the
The
banking
and
reserves
Feb. 23
Member
in
reserves
traceable
were
from
banks
total
a
period of
a
aside
$30,000,000 of
suriilusage declining to
losses
were
statistics,
transactions.
373,000 of actual
with
the
lost
the
$55,-
excess reserves,
of $1,410,000,000.
the
to
increase
of
$30,000,000 in currency circulation, the rise of $37,719,000
in the Treasury's deposit with the Reserve
banks, and the
increase of $47,000,000 in non-member deposits and other
Federal
offset
gold
Reserve
in part
stock
Federal
accounts.
These losses
of
reserves
were
by the $29,000,000 increase in the monetary
and
the
Reserve
$11,000,000 rise in
credit
in
Treasury currency.
decreased $3,000,000.
Bills
use
Sterling exchange continued exceptionally firm in Febru¬
ary, a characteristic of the market which had been manifest
since November.
Frequently
was
quoted
discounted for
member banks
of
unchanged
was
as
$1,322,000 to
to total amount,
a
total
was
advances
by
Two outstanding factors contributing to
firmness of exchange on London were the continuance
of the downward trend of business in the United
States and
the
great
ation.
uneasiness
banks
movement of
funds
there
away
from
was
asking
others
for their
in
the
Federal
second
London
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continued
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mcerest
in
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a
were
American
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1937,
reporting New York City banks declined only $31,000,000
period,
reported in banking
and
which proceeded
rapid rate in the last four months of 1937, had passed
more violent phase.
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this
to
London
in
undoubtedly
continued at
at a
in
was
securities.
adversely affected.
reached
review that the liquidation of bank credit,
the
It
investors
of
consequence
widely held
also
bringing these
facilities to the attention of those who might be interested."
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its
r:
noticeable
a
York
Continental
decreased
Reserve
monetary situ¬
'
<
.
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endeavoring to increase their industrial advances.
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L. Harrison, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York, sent a letter on Feb. 16 to banks, financing institu¬
and
even
New
a
tions
French
;
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gold to New York.
that
credit, the Federal Reserve authorities have been
more
the
to
as
"/•
$412,000 and commitments to make advances were lower
by $310,000.
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for
felt
V v.
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practi¬
cal cessation of the movement of
foreign funds to American
securities.
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extremely meager
but Treasury bond
Reserve
the
the
the
holdings declined $12,S90,000 and note and discount bill
holdings increased $2,890,000 and $10,000,000, respectively.
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from
transfers.
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$10,148,000.
ties
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during the month the pound
high which it touched on
quoted in New York at $5.03 1/16 for
far
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Nov. 8, when it
cable
circles
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minor
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54.65
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SUNDAY
Feb. 13-
Feb.14-
Feb. 17-
Feb. 18Feb. 19-
16.99al6.99K
16.99 Hal7.00 55.96
SUNDAY
Feb. 20Feb. 21-
16.98Ka.99K 16.99
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Feb. 22
HOLIDAY
Feb.22.
16.98
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18.97al9.00
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16.97i2al6.98i2 16.98al6.99
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a55.99 55.98 Ka56.00
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Cables
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25.83 K
22.37a22.37K 22.37Ka22.38
25.81
025.82
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25.81 Ka.82K
22.36
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a22.38 22.37 Ka22.39 25.83
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22.36Ka.37K 22.37
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Feb.
a25.84
25.84
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Feb.
22.36 Ka22.37 22.37
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Feb.
a22.38 25.82 Ka25.84
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Feb. 10
Feb.11
025.85
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2.21Ka2.21K
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Feb.
33.40o33.42
33.41o33.43
5.84o5.89
5.85O5.90
5.16o5.19
Feb.
33.38
33.39
5.8105.89
5.82o5.90
5.1605.19
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33.39
33.40
5.8105.89
5.82o5.90
5.16o5.19
Feb.
33.41o33.42
33.42033.43
5.80o5.89
5.81o5.90
5.1605.19
Feb.
33.40033.41
33.41o33.42
5.80a5.89
5.81o5.90
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SUNDAY
Feb.
33.40a33.41
33.41o33.42
5.80O5.89
5.81o5.90
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Feb. 11.
33.46
33.47
5.8305.89
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HOLIDAY
SUNDAY
88
Feb. 14.
33.46
33.47
5.83o5.89
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5.16a5.l9
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Feb. 15.
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22.48Ka.49K 25.95
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Feb. 16.
33.56a33.57
33.57a33.58
5.81o5.89
5.82O5.90
5.1605.19
Feb.17.
33.64
33.55
5.8405.99
5.85O6.00
5.16o5.19
89
2.21Ka2.22K
Feb.18.
33.50a33.54
33.51o33.55
5.83o5.99
5.84a6.00
5.1605.19
86Ka.87K 2.21Ka2.22K
Feb. 19.
33.46
33.47
5.83a5.89
5.84O5.90
5.1605.19
5.8505.95
5.1605.19
22.43Ka22.46 22.44
Feb.16
22.48
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Feb.17
22.45
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Feb. 18
a22.44 22.42 Ka22.45 25.88 Ka25.91
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22.39Ka22.41 22.40
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Feb.23.
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Feb. 24
Feb. 25
22.40
Feb. 27
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SUNDAY
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Feb. 24.
33.42o33.44
Feb. 25.
33.45033.47
Feb.26.
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33.48o33.50
Feb. 28
22.40
22.
HOLIDAY
5.85o5.94
5.8605.95
5.1605.19
33.43a33.45
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5.1605.19
33.46033.48
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SUNDAY
Feb.27-
a25.88 26.86 Ka.88K 2.21Ka2.22
a22.4l 22.40 Ka.41K 25.86
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a25.89
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Feb. 28-
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33.47
5.8905.94
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Feb.15.
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Feb. 16.
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66.00o66.21
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Feb.18.
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6.08
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Feb.21.
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24.25o24.50 29.03o29.06
24.25a24.40 29.04o29.07
24.25a24.50 29.07o29.12
24.37a24.50 29.05o29.07
24.37a24.50 29.06a29.07
24.37a24.50 29.03o29.07
SUN DAY
Feb. 20.
SUNDAY
M
SUN DAY
3.51Ka3.51K
025.21
Feb. 21— 25.18Ka25.20 25.19
HOLIDAY
Feb. 22-
24.37a24.50 29.03o29.07
24.37a24.50 29.04a29.09
24.37a24.50 29.05a29.06
24.37a24.50 29.04a29.06
SUN DAY
Feb.13.
No
Quotations
Feb. 17— 25.28
Feb. 20-
1_
Feb.
Feb.12.
Feb. 16- 25.30
Feb. 19— 25.21
24.37a24.50 29.04o29.07
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Feb.
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7.32
5.00
7.25
5.00
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30.00
24.37a24.50 29.02o29.06
HOLI DAY
Feb.22.
6.05
6.04
Feb. 28- 25.22a25.22K 25.22 Ka25.23
6.06
3.51Ka3.51K
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2.34Ka2.36
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Feb. 13—
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5.2605.26K
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Feb. 15—
Feb. 16-
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Feb. 21—
58.75o58.80 37.85o37.86
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Feb. 22.
29.58029**16 49K 049.85 58.69058 K
HOLI DAY
37.86a37.87
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SUNDAY
Feb. 27—
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Feb.
a. 75
.73Ka.75
.73Ka.75
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50.00
29.58o29**i6
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Feb. 22—
Checks
Checks
29.58o29*«i6
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.73Ka.75
.73Ka.75
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1. 31.31031K
1.2501.26
SUNDAY
Feb. 20—
Guilder
2. 31.25o317u
.73Ka.75
.73
Java
Rupee
1.25al.26
1.25al.26
SUNDAY
Feb. 11—
India
Dollar
Settlem'ts
Feb.
Feb.
SUNDAY
24.37a24.50 29.02o29.04
Feb.
Checks
.73Ka.75
.73Ka.75
.73Ka.75
.73Ka.75
.73Ka.75
Feb.
Straits
Islands
Cables
5.26Ka5.26K
5.26Ka5.26K
5.26Ka5.26K
5.26Ka5.26K
5.26Ka5.26K
30.50
SUN DAY
Shanghai
5.26Ka5.26K
5.26Ka5.26K
5.26Ka5.26K
5.26Ka5.26K
5.26Ka5.26K
5.2605.26 K
5.2605.26 K
66.00a66.06
YuanDollar
Checks
8-
24.37a24.50 29.03a29.05
7.25
Dollar
5.2605.26 K
7-
30.50
Hongkong
5.2605.26K
6-
66.00o66.10
Dinar
1—
Feb.
24.37o24.50 29.03a29.05
24.37a24.50 29.02o29.05
7.25
Yugoslavia
2_.
Feb.
30.50
Lev
Feb.
Feb.
30.50
66.00o66.08
Bulgaria
Feb.
5.2605.26K
5.26o5.26M
5.2605.26K
24.37a24.50 29.03o29.05
65.99a66.00
Feb.27.
Rumania
Italy
Feb.23.
30.00
Philippine
025.25
a25.24 25.23Ka.24K
SUNDAY
3.51Ka3.51K
3.51Ka3.51K
3.51Ka3.51K
3.51Ka3.51K
Feb. 23- 25.21 Ka25.22 22.22
025.21 25.20
Feb.24— 25.20
56.16
SUN DAY
29.63o30.00 49M 049.K 58.81059.58 37.90o37.93
56.14
.
BOND PRICES DURING FEBRUARY 1938
RANGE OF
*
Bond Sales
1938
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
Stock Sales
1937
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the
outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in the
:
February
$285,459,000
628,146,000
.$127,693,000
293,503,000
19 to 40 furnish
pages
February, 1938, and the
embrace every
range
security dealt in
complete record of the transactions
a
They need
since Jan. 1.
on
1937
,
14,526,094
38,678,025
50,248,010
108,919,425
month's range unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing the
■
on
_
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
range for the year.
The tables
1938
,
Shares
no
extended introduction,
/;
the New Fork Stock Exchange during
on
as
they are self-explanatory.
The tables
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
the Exchange.
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each
case
the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule
are at a
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
interest is in default.
sent
one or more
Sales in
a
quoting bonds became effective Jan. 2,1909.
N.
T. STOCK
Quotations after decimal point
repre¬
point.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
BONDS
February
Value
This method of
32ds of
EXCHANGE
It
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Jan. 3
Feb. 1
1938
5 a.
Bid
Ask
Bid
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
U S GOVERNMENT BONDS
155,000 Treasury 4 M«
2,000
Registered.
Oct 15 1947-1952 A O
A
.......
189,000 Treasury 3Ms—-----Oct 15 1943-1945
6,000
Registered
359,000 Treasury 4a
Dec 15 1944-1954
2,000
Registered.....——
47,000 Treasury 3%t
Mar 15
Registered......
255:655 Treasury 3H*—June 15
Registered.......
84b:6oo Treasury 3s...—...Sept 15
2,000
Registered—.....—.
296,000 Treasury 3s—...Juae 15
1946-1956
J
116.22 Sale
117.4
10774
107718 167.26 10876
117.18 117.20 Sale
117.2
Feb.
117.21
Feb. 28
Jan.
117.24
Jan.
117.7
Feb.
117.7
Feb.
7
117.7
Feb.
117.7
Feb.
7
107.15
Feb.
108.10
Feb.
26
107.2
Jan.
108.10
Feb.
26
107.14
Feb.
107.25
Feb.
21
107.14
Feb.
108.1
Jan.
18
Sale
112.20
Feb.
113.6
Feb. 25
112.2
Jan.
113.11
Jan.
20
113
Feb.
113
Feb.
25
112.17
Jan.
112.17
Jan.
13
Sale"
111.5
Feb.
111.21
Feb. 28
110.27
Jan.
111.22
Jan.
18
107.18
Jan.
O
A O
Sale
Sale
D
J
D
J
112
112.11
112.26 Sale
110.9
110.29
110.31 111.17 111.21
113.6
D
M
8
M
D
J
157.18
Sale
107.31 108.14 108.20 Sale
107.30
Feb.
8 108.22
Feb. 28
108.22
Feb.
28
107.15
Jan.
108.12
Jan.
18
104.4
Sale
104
104.25 Sale
104.7
Feb.
104.30
Feb. 25
104
Jan.
4 104.30
Feb. 25
104.21
Sale
104.11
Feb.
14 104.21
Feb. 28
104.11
Feb.
14 104.21
Feb. 28
Sale
D
1951-1955
M
S
105
M S
J
D
J
Registered.............
...—.
71,000 Treasury 3M
June 15 194643 J
2,000
J
Registered.......
D
8
105710 Sale"
105.28
Sale"
106.2
106.9
106
Sale
106.8
D
145,000 Treasury 3Hs.......Msr 15 1941-1943 M
1946-1948
18
8
1943-1947 J
.....——
116.22
—
105.17
Feb.
8 106.4
Feb. 28
105.6
Jan.
4 106.11
Jan.
19
105.29
Feb.
106.8
Feb. 25
105.29
Feb.
106.13
Jan.
19
105.28
Feb.
14 105.28
Feb.
14
105.28
Feb.
14 106.3
Jan.
12
106.30
Feb.
10 107.13
Feb. 26
106.30
Feb.
10 107.13
Feb. 26
D
Sale
io?" Saie"
10773" sTle"
bale
107.11 Sale
143:665
M 8
Registered.....—
...
Treasury 3M«
June 15 1946-1949 J D
105.28 Sale
106.13 Sale
106.25 Sale
106.6
Feb.
7 106.28
Feb. 26
IcB' 28
Jan.
3 106.28
J
D
308:665
Treasury 3M>——Dec 15 1949-1952 J
I>
105.22 Sale
10678" Sale"
106.16 Sale
106.3
Feb.
8 106.22
Feb. 26
105.19
Jan.
106.22
J D
Registered.............—
Treasury 3M«
Aug 1 1941 F A
105.20 Sale
806:665
107711 Sale"
107718 Sa"le"~ 10775" Feb"."!
107.24 Sale
108.3
Sale
107.13
108.2
Sale
107.10
102.2
Feb.
102.2
104.24 104.2
Registered.............
Registered
...
....
F
107.4
Sale
107.3
Sale
Jan.
15
Feb. 26
105.20
Jan.
3 105.20
Jan.
3
107.20
Feb. 24
107.4
Jan.
3 107.22
Jan.
18
Feb.
108.7
Feb. 28
107
Jan.
Feb.
108.2
Feb. 28
106.30
Jan.
108.2
Feb.
102.25
Feb.
25
101.25
Jan.
102.25
Feb.
Feb.
102.15
Feb. 23
101.24
Jan.
102.15
Feb. 23
Feb.
104.23
Feb. 25
103.25
Jan.
104.29
Jan.
20
20
A
253,000 Treasury 3M>—..—Apr 15 1944-1946 A O
9,000
Registered...........
1,102,000 Treasury 2Hs
Mar 15 19554960 M 8
12,000
L.
Registered
106.30 Sale
101.30 Sale
10278"
Sale"
102.18 Sale
101.24 Sale
346,000 Treasury 2Mb.....Sept 15 1945-1947 M S
697:555
Registered...........
Treasury 2 Ms
Sept 15 1948-1951 ms
Registered
—
641:665
Treasury 2M>
366:555
Treasury 2M*--
879,666
Treasury 2Ms......Dec
103.26 Sale
164713 S~a~le~
104.9
102.1
108.7
Feb. 28
28
25
102.12 Sale
102.21 Sale
102.7
Feb.
4 102.25
Feb.
26
101.30
Jan.
102.29
Jan.
j~D 166731 Sale"
101715 Sale"
101.25 Sale
101.7
Feb.
7 101.30
Feb.
25
10173"" Jan7
101.30
Jan.
19
m"§
101.6
1017l9
Sale
101.4
Feb.
2 101.22
Feb. 28
Jan.
4 101.22
Feb.
28
Sale
Jan.
4 100.10
Feb.
25
Feb.
24
Sale
—
June 15 1951-1954
Registered.........
Sept 15 1956-1959
100.30 Sale
bale
100.26
Registered.......
1,000
j"d "55723 Sale"
i667l" Sale"
100.8
Feb.
25
100.4
15 1949-1953
Feb.
Feb.
24
103711 Saie"
99.27
102717 Sale"
103718 Saie
103.1
Feb.
7 103.22
Feb.
25
102.14
103.10 104
104.6
104.22 Sale
104.2
Feb.
3 104.22
Feb.
28
103.28
Jan.
28 104.30
Jan.
19
103725 Sale"
103.28 Sale
104.6
103.20
Feb.
8 104.8
Feb.
25
103.15
Jan.
27 104.12
Jan.
18
103730 Sale"
103725 164.8" 104717 Sale""
103 73~1
Feb".
25
103.22
Jan.
27 104.26
Jan.
19
102726 Sale"" 103"
103.8
102720" Feb".
Registered-.....—.
897,000 Treasury 2Ms...........Dec 15 1945 J
J
Registered...............—...
Federal Farm Mortgage
98.000
3M»
Mar
Registered....
254,665
3s
244:666
3s
D
Feb.
7 100.10
24 100.4
99.18
Jan.10 100.4
4 103.22
Jan.
Feb. 25
D
Corp—
15 1944-1964 m s
Sale
.....
May 15 1944-1949 M N
Registered
99.25
Sale
....—
Jan 15 1942-1947 i
j
104.17
Feb.
103.6
Feb. 24
8 104.7
Registered...
188:665
Mar 1 1942-1947
2M«
m"s
102718" Jan7"27 1037l7 Jan7"l9
Home Owners Mtge Corp—
3s Series A
May 1 1944-1952 MN
103.25 Sale
103.28 Sale
104.4
Sale
103.23
Feb.
1,063:665
2Mb Series B
Registered
Aug 1 1939-1949 FA
161725 Saie"
101.29 Sale
102.10 Sale
101.24
Feb.
622:606
2Mb series G
July 1 1942-1944
101722 Sale"
10272" Sale"
101714 Feb".
388,000
Registered.
Feb. 25
103.19
Jan.
17 104.15
Jan.
19
102.14
Feb. 25
101.19
Jan.
27 102.14
Jan.
19
102.8
Feb.
25
10176"" Jan7~
Feb.
16
22 M Feb.
Feb.
16
16M Jan.
17% Jan.
100M Jan.
....
j"j
101.6
Saie
3
10278" Feb."25
FOREIGN GOVT. & MUNICIPALS
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia'—
♦Gtd sink fund 6s............1947 f A
11,000
♦Gtd sink fund 6s—..........1948 A O
28,000
......1963 M N
54,000 Akershus (Dept) extl 5s
J
15,000 •Antloquia (Dspt of) Col 7s A—1945 J
♦External s f 7s ser B..........1945
22,000
♦External s f 7s ser G..........1945
14,000
♦External s f 7s sen D......
1945
22,000
♦7s 1st series.................1957
16,000
♦7s 2d series..................1957
28,000
♦7s 3d series
......1957
14,000
1958
30,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s—
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
Sinking fund external 4 Ms
1971 mn
352,000
S f external cony loan 4s—Feb 1972 F A
470,000
S f extl cony loan 4s...Apr 1972 A O
307,000
.......
For footnotes see page
0
A
30.
13
25%
13
22
100 M 101%
5M
6
19M
19M
102
5
6M
6M
6M
98 M
21M
6M
6M
5
25 %
Sale
22%
22%
7%
Sale
6%
6M
5%
5%
6%
5%
6%
6%
6 %
m
35
Feb. 14
21M Feb. 24
21
100 % 100 M 100 M Feb.
7 M
7 M
7M
6%
Sale
7%
8
Sale
8M
6% Sale
5%
8
99 M
Sale
96 M
88 M
Sale
Sale
93 M
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
84 M Sale
88 M
Sale
83
Sale
84
6M
6M
6M
6%
6M
5%
5%
99 M
93 M
84 M
22
3 102
8
7 M
Feb
1
Feb.
7Vs
8
Feb.
7%
9
Feb.
7%
3
Feb.
6%
5
7
Feb.
7 "
Feb. 11
1 100 M
Feb.
89M Feb. 17
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
Jan.
27
6
Jan.
7}
Jan.
10
26
6
Jan.
7
26
6M Jan.
7!
6
7\
Feb. 20
Feb. 26
Feb. 28
Feb. 26
Feb. 24
Feb. 20
26
Feb. 26
24
Feb.
26
Feb. 25
80
Feb.
17
80
Feb.
17
84
Feb.
Feb. 16
22M Feb. 10
25
Feb.
94M Feb.
84M Feb.
22
2
2
2
102
Jan.
6M Jan.
5% Feb.
5% Jan.
99
6
7
7
Jan.
89 M Feb.
80
Feb.
80
Feb.
100M Feb. 25
17
96 M Jan.
88M Jan.
17
88M Jan.
17
3
3
3
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
20
Sales in
Value
-
'&
|t
276.000
123,000
1
196,000
! 318,000
10,000
■'2 49,000
•
!-
69,000
■63,000
20,000
30,000
28,000
169,000
228,000
165,000
93,000
37,000
..
27,000
'
Government
Foreign
Price
(Co»i<*««4)
July 15 1955
PRICES IN
1938
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
Ask
Bid
104)4
Sale
106
Sale
M S
104
105
106%
Sale
106% Sale
L0554 Sale
1956
M N
100)4
Sale
101
Sale
101
1957
J
J
103
Sale
K
A
22
2054
iu654 Sale
104)4 Sale
114)4 Sale
9954 100)4
18
23)4
20% Sale
21)4 Sale
19)4 Sale
16% Sale
19
16%
99 % Sale
9 9 \s
99%
of 1928
f 7s....
External g
Austrian Govt s
♦Bavaria (Free State)
ext!6H>—1945
J
J
M S
Belgium 25 year external 4HS---1949
i
External s f 4s—............1955
J
J
D
External
s
1955
f 7s
M S
Bergen (Norway) extl 5s
—1960
♦Berlin (Germany) s f 614s
.1950 A C
J D
'External sinking fund 6s.....1958
♦Brazil (U S of)
♦Ext
external 8s.....1941
19S7
1957
♦Cent Ry 30-year g 7s........1952
Brisbane (City) s f 5s.......—..1957
Sinking fund gold 5s .........1958
20-year a f 6s
1950
f g 6)4* of 1926...
♦Extl s f 6Hs of 1927
s
I
D
A
O
A
O
J
D
104)4 Sale
19%
22
107)|
107
115
101
19%
20%
18
\16%
16%
i-
'16
t
A
J
D
102%
Sale
102
22%
Sale
22% 23%
|70)4 106
60%
79
80
106
M
S
70
85
F
A
70
M
S
F
A
A
O
60%
63%
82% Sale
24
20
m% 107% 106%
106%. 107% 106
112%
L1254 Sale
101
L01)4
20
21% 2154
23%
21% 24% *20)4
Sale
Sale
117)4
19% 20
19
Sale
11554
Sale
11554
18% Sale
Sale
Sale
1554
18% Sale
101
Sale
100)4
Sale
101
[00% 10054 100
102% 102
102% L02
P
3,000 ♦Budapest (City of)
2,000 ♦Buenos Airs •(Prov)ref.ext'ls f 6s
♦Stamped........
........
5,000
1961
4,000
♦6)4a stamped
...
1977
264,000
Readjustment 454-454*—
1976
Refunding s f 4)4-4)4*
74,000
Extl readjust 4%»-4%n.m--—-- 1976
33,000
1975
Extl s f 4)4-4)4 $ bonds
90,000
16,000
3% external s f S bonds...... 1984
.....
MN
69% Sale
69% Sale
69)4 Sale
72% Sale
J
J
53
Sale
69
66% Sale
;47
Sale
1967 J
J
31 %
Sale
'3154
33
Sale
Sale
163% Sale
|65)|
20%
Sale
74
85
65
65
*7454
63% Sale
61%
64
60
65%
64%
67%
49% Sale
10654 Feb.
3
106% Feb.
2
102
105
Feb.
3
4
Feb.
22
Feb.
Feb. 19 107
Feb.
10 107
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 23 11554 Feb.
Feb. 24 102% Feb.
Feb.
5 23% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb..
Feb.
Feb.
8 22%
4 21
4 19
4 18%
4 18%
4 101%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 21
8 101
8 10254 Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb.
1
74
47
Feb.
9
219,000
78,000
171,000
189,000
169,000
285,000
10,000
16,000
27,000
38,000
14,000
68,000
180,000
114,000
157,000
90,000
49,000
188,000
71,000
31,000
85,000
42,000
■
53,000j
H-Boo
189,000
141,000
5,000
6,000
5,000
115,000
83,000
♦Secured
s
f 7s—.—
1968 M N
♦Stabilization loan 7%*
A O
Canada (Dom) Gold 4s.......... 1960
.1952 M N
30-year gold 5s
...
—
30-year 3s
1945 F
1961 J
A
1944 J
1967 J
J
i
Aug 15
10-year 2)4s
25-year 354*
7-year 254*---—
J
J
J
♦Carlsbad (City) a f 8s.......... 1954
♦Cent Agric Bank (Ger) 7s—.— 1950 M S
J
♦ Farm Loan s f 6s
1960 J
............
♦Farm loan
s
f 6a
1960
.........
♦Farm loan 6s series A.....— 1938
V
O
A
O
♦Chile Republic exts f g 7s..... 1942 ftl N
♦External sinking fund g 6a .. 1960 A O
1961 F A
♦External s f
Feb
gold 6s
J
J
♦Ry ref extl s f g 6s.......Jan 1961
M S
a f 6s Int ctfs
...Sept 1961
♦Extl
1962 M
♦Extl sinking fund 6s
♦External sinking
♦Guar
s
1963
fund 6s
of gu S f 6)4s
♦Chile Mtge Bank
I gold 654*
8
.
.....—
M N
1957
I
D
1961 J
D
1961 A C
♦Guaranteed s f gold 6s
♦Guaranteed sinking fund 6s_. 1962 M N
1960 M S
♦Chilean Munlc Loan 7s
J
D
♦Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s....... 1951
m e
♦Cologne (Germany) a f4)4s___. 1950
Colombia (Republic
♦6s of 1928
♦Extl
s
88
36
26
;
Sale
3254
32
3354
36
6554 Feb.
4
67
2
60% Feb. 21
61% Feb. 19
8
6354 Feb.
47
9
Feb.
Sale
10854 Feb. 26 110
Sale
111% Feb. 18 113
3 10154
Feb.
101n 101% 101
1 102%
Sale
101
Feb.
102
100% 100% 100)4 Feb. 23 101
1
96
Feb.
9654 Sale
9654
4
61
z62
Feb.
62%
50H
Feb.
111
Feb.
3
Feb.
15
100)4
101
Sale
Sale
10054
Sale
Sale
96
59
Sale
34
Sale
5954
'38%
U*
34
31%
16% Sale
*29
33
Sale
16%
17)4
16% Sale
16%
17)4
16%
17)4
16% Sale
14%
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
15
14%
12
10%
20
33
31%
31%
30%
1754
17%
1754
11754 Sale
47% Sale
117%
'l 754
k Vi
m
Sale
30
30
Feb. 14
5
Feb.
33
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
m
it*
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
16)4
Sale
Sale
14
Feb. 17
4
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
15% Feb.
1
15% Feb.
1
15)4 Feb.
2954
17%
17%
1754
1754
1754
1754
17%
15%
1254 Feb.
11
37
Feb.
11
Feb.
14
Feb.
Feb.
11
Feb.
2
Oct 1961
f g 68
Jan
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1926
1961 J
1947 F
1952 J
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1927..
29,000
A
O
J
12)4
13
1947 A O
1946 MN
654*-
♦Colombia Mtge Bank
Copenhagen externa) 5s
Gold 4)4s
——
♦Cordoba (City) 7s
—
♦ 78
.......
stamped
Cordoba (Pro?) Argen 7s
A
D
1953 VI N
1957 F
A
1957 F
A
1942 J
...
.....
Sale
22
20
23%
99% Sale
97%
97%
52%
54
53)4 Sale
J
—.1951 M N
2,000 ♦Costa Rica (Rep of) 7s
M 8
1944
26,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904
5a ext debt Ser A of 1914
1949
17,000
4)4s external loan—...—...1949
3,000
30-year s f 5His
1953
55,000
♦Public Works 5)4s
June 30 1945
1,672,000
59,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s... 1951
Sink fd 8a sar B
1952
18,000
118,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s .1942
External g 5)4s._...
1955
120,000
External g 454*
..........—1962
275,000
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 6a
1932
M S
♦♦Stamped extd to Sept 11935.....
22,000
M S
1942
19,000 Dominican Republics f 5)48.*.
1st ser 5Xs of 1926
1940 A O
2,000
A O
2d series sinking fund 5)*s
1940
5,000
M S
Customs Adm 5)4s 2s ser......1961
22,000
A O
5)48 1st series
..........1969
2,000
A O
5)48 2d series...............1969
5,000
Feb.
17
17% Feb.
17% Feb.
2
18
86
MX
Sale
23
lip
100H
98
95
102%
Sale
71%
Sale
22
24
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
2254 Sale
2254
23
101% Sale
100% Sale
Feb.
18
Feb.
23
26
17% Feb.
24
17% Feb.
16
16
Feb.
17
15% Feb.
Feb. 21
ai)4 Jan.
32% Jan.
Jan.
11
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
7
Jan.
1
Feb.
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
7854 Jan.
Jan.
P
P
B*
10
Jan.
3
7
7
Jan.
3SK Jan.
36
Jan.
3
30
Jan.
11
8
2954 Feb. 17
16 54 Jan.
3
16%
16%
1654
1654
16%
16%
1454
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
3 110
Jan.
Feb. 18 11354
Jan. 28 10154
4 102%
Jan.
3 101
Jan.
3
95% Jan.
9654
59
Jan.
6
62%
2954 Jan.
8
17
11
Jan.
25
108%
111%
10054
100%
9954
14
4
3
4
Feb.
2
Jan. 20
Feb. 15
Feb. 11
Feb. 14
Jan. 20
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18% Jan.
18% Jan.
16
37
10
31%
31%
31%
18%
20
ilg
26
15
25
25
25
25
25
Jan.
25
3
18% Jan.
25
4
18%
4
16
12
16
Feb. 17
Jan. 25
15
12
16
15% Feb. 26
12
16% Jan.
15
7
6
14
Jan.
26
21
Jan.
24
16
Feb.
14
Feb.
24
21
Feb.
8 z2l
Feb.
8
19% Jan.
i7
1454 Feb. 28
1454 Feb. 28
1254 Jan.
4
Jan.
3
23
82
58
60% "53~" Sale
88
87% Sale
8354
30
2154
103%
103%
Sale
Sale"
13
19
1754 Jan.
16% Jan.
11
52
84
20
Sale
20
Sale
103
Sale
alOl
102% 104
105
104
103
106%
105
Sale
105%
Sale
101
10154
103
Sale
Sale
101)
Sale
100
103
Sale
Sale
94
68
85
89
Feb.
28
28
18
28
28
Feb.
3
28
82
581
871
22
Feb. 28
7 104
Feb.
Feb. 24 11054
1 zlOO
Feb.
Feb. 23 106
Feb. 11
78%
23 104
94
Sale
Feb. 23 10254
1 10654
105% Sale
10554 Feb.
10254 102% 102)4 Feb. 25 104
7 102
101% Sale
10054 Feb.
75
85
86%
66%
65
Sale
86%
64%
94
69
89
50
50
65
60
61
60
63
50
64
63
Sale
60
50
59
60
50
56%
60
62
50
59
60
62)4
f 7s .—..1945 MN
1st 8 f 8s A...1948
J
♦Certificates of deposit
J
17,000
J
J
23,000 Estonia (Republic) 7s—........1967
M S
38,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6s....1945
M N
20,000 •Frankfort (City of) a f 6)4a—..1953
J D
59,000 Fiench Republic 7)4* stamped..1941
7)4a unstamped
.....1941
80,000
j~D
External s f 7s stamped
1949
77,000
7s unstamped
—1949
25,000
34%
99% 100
107
108
21%
102% Sale
92%
98
100
99% 102
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
9
Feb.
23
Feb. 15
Feb.
1
Feb.
4
Jan.
24
52
Feb. 23
Jan.
6
17% Jan.
10254 Jan.
106
24
Jan. 31
3
7 104
Feb. 23
Feb. 24 110% Feb. 15
9654 Jan.
10254 Jan.
18 100
6 106
Feb. 15
68
Feb.
Feb.
3
85
Feb. 10
Feb. 14
89
105
Feb. 23 104
Feb. 23 105
Feb.
Feb.
2
25,
Jan.
101% Jan.
9954 Jan.
83
Jan.
11
3
Jan.
Feb.
7854 Feb.
28
4
15
Jan.
24
Jan.
25
10654 Feb.
14
5 104
Feb.
2
3 102
Feb.
25
Feb. 26
90
Feb.
9
5
90
16
66
Feb.
26.
57
Jan.
7
66
Feb.
23
62
Feb.
60
Jan.
19
62
Feb.
9
Feb. 26
Feb. 23
63
61
61
60
17
63
60
Jan.
19
64
Jan.
11
6254 Feb.
6054 Feb.
55
Jan.
6
64
Jan.
15
18
13
62
Jan.
20
60
21
62
Feb.
3
24
5854 Jan.
62%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23,
1!
Feb.
6
62
Feb.
24
19
Feb.
8
20
Feb.
8
28
23
Feb.
Feb.
16
2654 Feb.
60
60
Sale
18
18
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
80
Jan. 24
62% Jan. 20
90
Jan. 17
61
19
99
28
Feb.
23
9954 Jan.
97% Jan.
Jan.
60
Sale
108
28
Feb.
8
2254
2254
25 101%
4 100%
17
63% Feb.
60
26%
Feb.
10
60
94
18
25
1454 Feb. 28
8
1454 Jan.
80
Feb. 23
Feb. 10
Feb.
13
Feb.
2254 Feb.
22 54 Feb.
101% Feb.
100% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9954 Feb.
9754 Feb.
104
Sale
103
Feb.
21% Feb.
21
10354 10754 106
10454 107
73
1254 Feb.
82
75
105
99%
1454 Sale
1454 Sale
Sale
Sale
100
103
103%
♦Dresden (City) extl s
El Salvador (Rep)
23
18
_
3,000
16
31% Feb. 21
Feb. 18
31]
8.
31% Feb.
Feb. 25
35
"20""
18%
1354
1354
33
Sale
1754
1754
Sale
al754
17 54
1754
Sale
1554
Sale
14)4
Feb.
Sale
Sale
40
36
Sale
Sale
21)4
17
38
38
16%
2
108
9
__
Jan.
60
Feb. 26
8
4
18
Feb. 28
3
33% Feb.
15
85
2
32
13
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23
24
Feb.
Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
49% Feb. 28
2
4
Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb. 16
7254 Feb. 26
73% Feb. 24
Feb.
Sale
Sale
19%
Feb.
3 101%
Jan.
4 10154
Jan.
Jan. 26 102%
64
Sale
Sale
1554
9954
9954
101%
64% Feb.
10954
11254
101%
Sale
l30
130
26
26
7
3154 Feb.
32% Feb. 23
3
of)—
46,006
■
108)4
112%
100)4
100%
99%
33
Feb.
Jan.
81
Feb.
Feb. 21
60% Feb. 21
61% Feb. 19
8
6354 Feb.
4 102
20
85
74
60
3
100
7
22% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3 10654 Feb.
4 10654 Feb.
Feb. 28
24
19
16
7254 Feb. 26
73% Feb. 24
20
81
Sale Prices
10454 Jan.
10454 Jan.
77% Feb. 23 105%
2054 Jan. 29 2254
26
14 10654 Feb. 19 108
3 10754
25 104 54 Jan.
4, 112% Feb. 23 11554
Jan.
4 102 54
9 100
1954 Jan. 27
2354
18
18% Jan. 24 22%
25
23
17% Feb.
4
25
1954
1554 Feb.
4
25
19%
1554 Feb.
a
28
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
45,000
58,000
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
10554 Feb.
4
10554 Feb.
8
101
Feb.
1
77% Feb. 23
2054 Feb. 21
Sale
107%
115%
102)4
VI
101)4
100%
Sale
Lowest
Highes„
Lowest
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
External loan 5a of 1927.......1957
Australia 5s of 1925
RANGE SINCE JAN.
FEBRUARY
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE
N. Y. UTOCK
J
D
6s.......— 1962
1961 M S
7,000
•
b|
BONDS
February
■
2354
3
51
Jan.
8
19
Feb.
8
20
Feb.
1
23
Feb.
16
30
Jan.
99
Jan.
20 100
Jan.
14
Feb. 26 108
Jan.
24
1 100
Feb.
4
106% Sale
106% Feb. 26 108
19
5
21
20%
22%
19% Feb.
Feb.
1
100
99
108
105% Sale 107
97%
99% 100
105% 108% 106% 108
100% Sale
9854
105
Feb.
96% Feb.
105% Feb.
9954 Feb.
Feb.
15
Feb.
26
Feb.
14
5 10754 Feb.
26
11 108
5 100
2 100%
24
Feb.
.1
Feb.
23
106)4
19%
10254
96%
21
Jan. 29
3 108
Jan.
Feb.
5 100
105
Jan. 12 107%
99% Jan. 24 100)4
5
Jan.
10
Jan.
25
Feb.
14
Feb. 26
Feb.
1
German Gov't International—
i
V
357,000
85,000
151",666
13,000
.....1965
1965
+5)48 stpd (Canadian holder) -.1965
♦German Republic 7s stamped..1949
♦7s unstamped.........
1949
♦35-year 5)48 stamped
J
D
♦5)48 unstamped
German Prov &
Communal
25%
21%
25%
23
20
A
O
27
Sale
27
23%
Sale
22%
20
Sale
2454
Feb.
11
23% Feb.
5
2454 Feb. 23
34% Feb. 23
27% Feb. 25
26
28
25% Jan.
2254 Jan.
4
28
5
24% Feb. 23
5
Feb.
23
20
30%
31%
33
27
25
32
Feb.
7
35
27
Feb.
7
23
35
Sale
25
Sale
24
27
25
Feb.
2
32%
30% Jan.
26
Jan.
20
34% Feb. 23
27% Feb. 25
Jan.
25
29
Bka—
J
O
♦(Cons Agric Loan) 6)4s ser A.1958
4,000
MN
3,000 ♦Greek Govt secured 7s.........1964
♦7s part paid...............1964
44,000
P" A
•S f secured 6s............—1968
4,000
♦6s part paid
..........
1968
16,000
12,000 Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A........1952
1946
16,000 ♦Hamburg (State) 6s
3,000 ♦Heidelberg (City) extl o f 7)4s._1950
...I960
26,000 Helslngfors (City) ext 6)4s
30
20
29%
29
Feb.
2
25
3254 Feb.
9
29
Feb.
1
30% Feb. 14
26% Feb. 28
17
28
Feb.
9
27
25
26
Feb.
4
24
Jan.
Jan.
17
70
Feb. 17
Feb. 25
Feb.
1
27
7454 Feb.
85
Jan.
1
22
Feb. 25
"26" 1954 Feb.
17% Sale
1754 Feb. 28 1754 Feb. 28
10454 105% zl0454Feb. 10 105% Feb. 24
19
Jan.
22
Feb
27
26% Sale
26
22
28
27
29%
2854
26
2554
70
Sale
22
19
19%
Sale
105
28
27
Feb.
2554
24
Feb.
Feb.
1
2954
Sale
87%
19
3054 Feb. 14
2654 Feb. 28
22%
7354
3054
29
19
104%
20
70
25
,
6
Jan.
32% Feb
3054 Jan.
29
17% Jan. 25 1754 Feb
104% Feb. 10 105% Feb
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
♦Secured
s
♦Secured
26,000
s
f g
7)4*--——1945
f g 7s.
1946
M N
♦Hungarian Land M.ge 7)4s A..1961
M N
•S f 7)4* series B
1961
Hungary (Kingdom of)—
7)4s extended at 4)4% to
1979 F A
24,000
1960
1,000 Irish Free State external 5s.;
356,000 Italy (Kingdom) external 8 f 7s. 1951
116,000 Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser B 1947
1952
137,000 Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
1954
367,000 Japanese Gov extl s f 6)4s
Extl sinking fund 5)4*
1965
265,000
45,000 ♦Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7a..1957
♦
Leipzig (City) external s f g 7s. 1947
10,000
17%
17%
18
18
57%
F
A
D
80
M
30.
17
1854
1954
Jan.
5
19
16
18% Feb.
5
Jan.
28
18% Jan.
Feb.
11
18% Jan.
25
18
11
25
Jan.
Jan.
18
50
59%
115
Sale
18
18
18
56
115%
5154 Feb. 23 59% Feb. 16
115% Feb. 26 115% Feb. 26
80
Sale
80
Sale
75
Feb.
7
81
78
Sale
74
Sale
78
Feb.
23
1
5154 Feb. 23 59)4 Feb. 16
4 115% Feb. 26
114% Jan.
75
Feb.
82
7
Jan. 19
71% Feb. 10 80% Jan. 21
8
59% Feb.
65% Jan. 12
8
75
62
67
60
62%
Sale
7154 Feb.
5954 Feb.
10
J
8
6454 Feb. 24
F
A
77
Sale
72
Sale
74
Sale
72
Feb.
1
76
Feb.
10
72
Jan.
21
81
Jan.
4
64% Sale
57
Sale
62
Sale
5554 Feb.
8
62
Feb.
28
49% Jan.
12
64)4 Jan.
4
42%
4254
2054
43
Feb.
2
44% Feb. 21
M N
A
O
F
A
7)£a......_1950 J D
.1954 J D
41" 066
MN
24,000 ♦Mexican Irrig Assenting s f 4)4* 1943
9,000 ♦Mexico(U S)external 5s of 1899£ 1945 Q J
♦Assenting 5s of 1899.........1945
42,000
•Assenting 5s large...............
25,000
♦Assenting 5s small...............
14,000
For footnotes, see page
19
1954
1954
57
18
17
J
80
.....
22
Lower Austria (Prov)
♦Medellin (Colombia) 6 >4*--
59
19
20
18%
19%
19%
113
J
19
23%
43
Sale
104%
754
2% Sale
20
Feb.
4254 Jan. 21
20% Feb.
8
2%
3%
254
5
""354
9
22
Feb.
25
654 Feb.
2
8
Feb.
26
254
2
Feb.
15
254 Feb. 28
2
Feb.
4
Sale
4
Feb.
28
4
Feb.
28
Sale
254 Feb. 21
8
254 Feb.
254 Feb. 26
4
Feb.
28
3%
2%
254
2%
Jan. 25
Feb. 21
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
.....
7
6
2%
2054 Feb.
9%
Sale
4
104%
6
2%
2%
6354
-
44% Feb. 21
22
Feb. 25
90
3% Sale
3% Feb. 28
254 Feb. 26
6% Jan.
5
15
8""Feb".~26
254 Jan.
4
Fel
4
Fel
3)4 Fel
254 Fel
12
"
March, 1938]
31
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
Sales in
Price
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
February
BONDS
n. t. stock exchange
1938
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Jan. 3
Value
-
FOREIGN GOVT (CotUluM)
Feb. 1
Ask
Bid
Bid
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest>Sale Prices
Mexico (Continued)
♦4« of
61,000
10,000
23,000
1904
.1954 J
88,000
76,000
1,000
9i"666
2% Sale
2
Feb.
8
3
Feb.
28
2
3
Sale
3
Feb.
28
3
Feb.
28
3
2%
Sale
1% Feb.
16
2% Feb. 28
Aaventlng 4a of 1904...
aaaant
80,000
(larfa) 193.1 r
♦♦Small
6,000
37,000
305,000
170,000
110,000
57,000
150,000
♦Sec extl
a
f
♦Secextl
a
f
6% 8
6% a
New South Wales ext 1
a
f
J
D
1959 MN
195v P
1958 A
| 5a
f 0 5a
A
20-year external
'64X
Sale
9}
Sale
9
f 6a. Aug 15 1944 F A
Extl sinking fund 4Us
.....1956 M S
External sink fund 4%S—.1965 A O
48 a f extl loan
1963 F A
60
55
101%
Sale
Sale
106%
Sale
104 %
Sale
ext a f 5s
102 % 103
102 X Sale
102 X 104 H
1970 J
D
20
Sale
20
53
Sale
61
Sale
50
A O
101
103%
101X 105
S
O
O
16,000
80 X
59 %
............1950
J
1961
D
....196b
J
Prague (Greater City) 7Ho
1952 MN
♦Prussia (Free State) ext af 6H—1951 M S
1952 A O
aer
♦Rio de Janeiro (City of) 8a
♦Extl sec 6H«
12,000
5,000
160,000
176,000
109,000
2,000
138,000
62,000
52,000
19,000
46,000
93,000
28,000
167,000
31,000
14,000
46",000
98,000
197,000
11
108
1946 A O
D
♦7s Municipal loan
1967 J
Rome (City) external a f 6Ha
D
A
O
♦Roumanla (Kingdom of) 7a.....1959 F
36 X
J
Sao Paulo (City of)—♦8s extl secured a f
♦6%a extl secured
a
1953 I
.........1952 MN
f_.
....1957 M N
•♦8s
extl'loan of 1921
1936
1950
♦8s external....
J
J
♦7s extl Water loan........... 1956 M S
♦6s extl Dollar loan
1968 J
J
Sec
8
I g 7s
1940 A O
♦Saxon State Mtge Inat 7a.
1945 J
D
♦SFg6Ha
Dec 1946 J D
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)
♦88 secured extl..............1962 M N
♦78 ser B sec extl
1962 M N
Tokyo City loan of 1912
External
a
a
♦Exter
a
f 6a
A
...
...
3H-4-4H% extl readj
4-4%-4%s extl readj
3%s External readjustment
1979 MN
1978 F A
1984 J
J
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7a..... 1952 A O
Vienna (City of) 6s
.....1952 MN
♦Warsaw (City) external 7s.._...1958 F A
Yokohama (City) extl
a
f 4a...... 1941 I
l>
20
Fee.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
9
15
9
15
24
16
11X
47%
30
g*
IF
X03H
59 X
101
53 5.
50
10
12
7% Feb.
10% Feb.
9% Feb.
9% Feb.
9
4
Feb.
25
11
Feb.
65
Feb.
28
81
Feb.
28
60%
Sale
10% Sale
Feb.
8% Feb.
8
11% Feb. 25
8
11
Feo.
25
25
60% Feb. 28
49%
49 X
100
Sale
60X Sale
9
Jan.
29
14
90
24
20
22
20
Feb.
7
22% Feb. 28
19
19
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
24
22
27
22% Feb. 28
10
Feb.
Feb.
107% Sale 107% Feb. 24 108% Feb.
109
Feb.
109% 112
1 109% Feb.
23
Feb.
25
Feb.
2
36% 25
15
9% Sale
3
3
10%
9
Sale
12
13%
25
12% Sale
12
12%
10%
20
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
101% 105
58
55%
51%
Sale
58% Sale
101
Feb.
Feb.
4
9% Feb.
18
8
5
13 108% Jan.
8 109% Jan.
7
25
Jan.
Feb.
5
12
4
10% Jan.
12% Jan.
10% Jan.
25
Jan.
11% Feb. 26
9% Feb. 25
10
8
9% Feb.
4
12% Feb. 26
9% Feb. 25
18
Feb.
8
Feb.
4
Feb.
5
10
8
Feb.
5
4
9% Feb.
71% Feb.
8% Jan.
8% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
25
21
19
7
Jan.
Feb.
2
8
12%
9%
9%
9%
34%
Feb. 28
4
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
9
10% Jan.
10% Jan.
7
8
11
11
1
65
Feb.
28
7
73
Jan.
19
10
28
Feb.
28
38
Jan.
5
8% Feb.
8% Feb.
16
11% Jan.
10% Jan.
7
11
23
102
23
25
Feb. 28
4
Feb.
Jan. 29
Jan. 14
9
Feb.
24% Feb. 19
24% Feb. 19
23
24
Feb.
18
Jan.
10
32% Feb.
32% Feb.
60% Feb. 28
30% Feb.
3
31
54% Feb. 21
25
26
Feo.
18
19
30% Feb.
3
31
7
Feb.
Feb.
41
Feb.
24
23
23
Feb.
25
103% Feb. 18 104% Feb.
3
1
51
Feb.
3
55
Feb.
40
Feb.
5
48
Feb.
25
28
53
Feb.
2
59
Feb.
28
101
Feb.
17 104
51
8
Feb.
2
Feb.
Sale
50
Sale
45% Feb.
42% Feb.
50
49
Sale
45
48
49%
46%
39%
Sale
40% Feb.
7
45% Feb. 17
it*
16% Feb.
12% Feb.
12
Feb,
11% Feb.
8
12%
9%
9%
9%
34%
51
Feb.
7
3
28
Feb. 28
50
49
Feb.
2
49% Feb. 28
47
Feb. 25
40
Feb.
Sale
75
Feb.
100
Feb.
Sale
79%
107% Jan.
106% Jan.
18
8
24% Feb.
30
32% Sale
59% Sale
21
31%
48
10
8% Feb.
29%
Sale
Sale
53% Feb.
60
Feb.
1
Sale
55
65
Feb.
25
2
42% Feb.
16% Feb. 23
13% Jan* 10
Jan.
7
11% Jan.
4
4
47% Jan.
13
24% Feb.
24% Feb.
19
19
7
33% Jan.
33% Jan.
54% Feb. 21
60% Jan.
11
11
18
25
26
Feb.
23
7 104% Feb.
Jan.'
57
11
Feb.
48
5
28
Feb.
Feb.
103% Jan.
48% Jan.
40
Feb.
47% Jan.
,1
12
Feb.
17
45% Feb.
42% Feb.
8
7
45
3
101
Feb.
7
40% Feb.
45% Feb. 17
11
40
Feb.
14
75
Feb.
2
Jan.
3
3
3
104^
It*
Jan.
19
Jan.
10
i*
Jan.
8
47
Feb.
25
42%
Feb.
Jan.
2
8
Feb.
11
Jan.
Jan.
13
6
Feb.
25
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
26
98% Feb.
7
32 X
57 X
60
Feb.
6
5
32
55
10
7
14
24
Sale
100
6
Feb
32
80
99 H
58 X
8
19
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
23%
23%
46
65
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
39
53 X
55
Jan.
7
Jan. 10
Jan. : 8
9
9%
10H
37X Sale
50
4
9%
Feb.
8
11%
Feb.
8
11%
Feb.
Jan. 31 "11%
57
Feb. 21
67%
75% Feb. 21 82%
62
54% Feb. 21
7%
10%
9%
9%
4
27
4
90
17
17
Sale
42% Jan.
39% Jan.
20
10% Feb. 28
9% Feb. 26
48%
47 X
14
Sale
9
16
M Sale"
19 104% Jan.
27
21% Sale
22% Sale
98
10% Feb. 28
Feb.
15
14
11% Jan.
10% Jan.
98% Feb.
18
8% Feb.
8% Feb.
Sale
Feb.
42% Jan.
19
Sale
5
3
34
29%
103
26
28
100
4
43
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
1
17
104%
50 X
61
39% Feb. 23
30
58%
31H
21
12
19 103% Feb.
28
Sale
31
Jan.
14
Feb.
33
Jan.
51
Feb.
z28
19
19
20
Feb.
21
25
Sale
16
3
57
Sale
17 104% Feb.
3 103% Feb.
103% Feb.
75% Feb. 21
54% Feb. 21
10 X
28
47% Jan. 12 55% Jan.
101% Feb. 19 103% Feb.
Sale
14
12 107% Jan.
7 106% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
26
Sale
10
9
19
24
103% 101% Feb.
3
Feb.
Jan.
io°?*
28
28
13
Sale
48 H
105%
106%
104%
102%
102%
3
Feb.
30%
m
11%
3
Feb.
4
Feb.
Sale
12
8%
8X Sale
Jan.
100% Jan.
Feb.
29%
10H
9% Sale
101
Jan.
55
7
10
4
10
20
20
61
30
20 X
26
Jan.
21
81
36X
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
65
Sale
10%
11
61
Feb.
Feb.
80
Sale
98
7
60
53
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
8
20
Feb.
51
10% Sale
10% Sale
11
10
8% Feb. 21
8% Feb. 18
Jan.
56
Feb.
51X
O
107%
106%
104%
103%
105
Feb,
103% Feb.
102% Feb.
Feb.
65
J
F
107
Sale
1952 M S
M N
104% Feb.
103% Feb.
67
..1971 J
A
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12% Sale
9% Sale
9% Sale
9%
11
104 X
Sale
1966 M N
.........1964 M N
....
22
101%
101%
106%
106%
11X
Sale
Sale
108% Sale
109
1
11X Sale
8% Sale
8%
9X
8%
9X
71% Sale
Sale
10 X
10 H
Sale
A
f 5H« guar........1961
f 6a
96
26
Feb.
40
9X
9X
9X
X
A
Trondhiem (City) 1st ext g 5He_.1957
♦Uruguay (Rep) external a f 8a..1946
♦Ext
59
67
57% Jan.
102% Sale 100
40%
47
39%
40% 34
8%
3
7
3
3% Jan.
8
2% Feb. 28
3% Jan. 18
Sale
iSfg
11
8
25
60
12
F
1955
5s..
78
10
1
11%
12%
8% Sale
..1946 F
Sydney (City) a f g 5He
Taiwan Elec Pow 5He..
9%
9X
63}
18
Feb.
60% Feb.
8
10% Feb.
10% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15
12
....
♦Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7a. 1958 J D
♦Slleslan Landowners Aaan 6a
1947 F A
7
11
Sale
3
66% Feb.
Sale
Sale
A
1952
Sale
20X
20 X
Sale
24
9%
1966 MN
103;
40%
36 X
8X
8X
107% 112
10 X
1968 J
....
Sale
10 X
X
52 H
102 X
98%
21
Sale
9X
95
20 X
20 X
1946 A O
IfStyrla (Province of) 7a....
4~9",666
10
1953 F A
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
♦8s extl loan of 1921
♦6s extl a f g
♦7s extl loan of 1926
A1950 M S
San Paulo (State of)—
33,000
112,000
50,000
53,000
117,000
10%
15%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
65 %
O
♦Saarbruecken (City) • f 6s
11,000
9
11%
♦Natloaal loan ext a f 6s...
1961
♦Poland (Rep of) g 4a._.
1940
♦Stabllls loan 7a of *27. Oct 15 1947
Queensland (State of) ext a f 7a..1941 A O
25-year extl a f 6a
Feb 15 1947 F A
35,000
"35% "46"
9%
9%
♦Rhine-Main-Danube deb7s
Sale
105
105% Sale
103 X Sale
103X Sale
103 X Sale
102X Sale
102% 104% 102% 103
Sale
1947 M
♦8 f gold 6a
Sale
19
42,000
9,000
1,000
30,000
223,000
7
60
102%
102% Sale
106 X 106%
106% Sale
55 X
D
f 8s
Sale
60
1960
a
Sale
107
50
Sale
B
5,000
18,000
47,000
18,000
44,000
27,000
86,000
78.000
8
8% Feb.
8% Feb.
10%
10%
55%
58 H
A
MN
1959 M S
f 6a..
ext a
10
F
1953 J D
a f 5s se* A
May 15 1963 M N
♦Stamped (assented)....... 1963 MN
♦National loan
102%
103 X
106X
106 X
10
9
16
3% Jan.
Feb.
60% Feb.
Sale
Sale
M
Panama (Rep) external 5H«
♦Pernambuco (State of) 7a
♦Peru (Rep) Sec a f g 7a
jx
8
28
8
Jan,
3
Feb.
Feb.
1 % Feb.
6
64
OH
8%
60
a
♦Nuremberg (City) external 6s.. 1952
Oriental Development 6s........1953
External deb 5 He
1958
Oslo (City) 4H> extl sink fund.. 1955
66% Sale
10H
64%
55
55
101
18$
ext a f 6s„Aug 15 1943 F
♦Porto Alegre (City of) 8a
♦Extl loan 7%s
14.000
190,000
3
6
3
1958 1M f*
1959 M S
...1952
.....
Norway 20-year
♦External
2%
5<h
1%
O
♦Extl
76,660
3X
j
♦Montevideo (City) 7s.....
External
2%
amall
Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6%s—1952 A
Minas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
Municipal Bank
15",666
201,000
42,000
44,000
D
Hi«entlnl 4a of 1910
♦6a aeries A
48,000
102,000
135,000
90.000
150,000
218,000
...1954 J
♦Assenting 4a of 1910 larfa......
♦
♦♦Treaa 4a of *13
~2",666
265,000
D
65
Feb.
53% Feb.
100
62
53% Jan.
65
62%
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES.
74,000
♦{♦Abltibl Pow 8c Paper 1st 5a...1953
1
20,000
10,000
Adams Express coll tr g
M
61,000
2,000
4,000
50,000
2,000
4a__....1948
1
53 X
S
93%
4%s stamped
A
98 H 103 X
82
.........1946
112%
103%
AlaGt Sou 1st cons 5s s«r A......1943
First
cons
4s series B
.1943
57
100%
101
92%
60
Albany Ac Susq 1st guar 3Ha. ...1946
Allegheny Corp colLtr conv Is..1944
Collateral and convertible 5a..1949
r>
♦Collateral Ac convertible 5s...1950
(
Sale
♦58 stamped.....
9,000
23,000
551,000
Allls-Chalmers Mfg conv 4s...... 1952 M S
11,000
198,000
25,000
240,000
48,000
Alpine Montan Steel 7s...
...1955 M
S
M
S
Amer Ac Foreign Power deb 5a...2030
American Ice s f deb 5a
.....1953 J
D
American IG Chemical SHs
—1949 (VI N
J
Amer Internet Corp conv f%t—1949 J
Sale
Sale
90
80 X
103 X
Sale
8H
Sale
98
56 H
Sale
96
99
Sale
57
67
54% Feb. 23
94
Feb.
1
Feb.
94
Feb.
9
28
Feb.
Feb.
15
1
4
101% Feb.
76% Feb.
4
104
Feb.
23 105
Feb.
28
102% 104% 101
Feb.
1 103
Feb.
11
46
Feb.
47
Feb.
5
Sale
57
"40""
Jan.
11
93% Feb. 28
Jan.
14
99
Jan.
Jan.
95
7
94% Jan.
20 wix Feb.
26
90
52
Feb.
76% Feb.
104
Feb.
99% Jan.
4
28
77
Jan.
12
23 105
Feb.
28
31
Jan,
6
4
4
103%
86f
71
Sale
59
Sale
53
59
Feb.
1
63
Feb.
18
45
38
45
Sale
32
Sale
41% Feb.
28% Feo.
9
31%
41% Feb.
33% Feb.
10
64
33
28
26
54
Jan.
5
57
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
Jan.
18
31
90
65
76
Jan.
12
59
Feb
67% Jan.
14
5
75
106" ""Feb".
Feb.
Jan.
90
70
46
57
26
49%
86
106%
82""
103%
103
103 X
95
Sale
Feb. "'4
Feb. 28
Sale
83X
108
Sale
52%
53% 52
93% Sale
93%
93
94
92%
100
101% Sale
74% 76%
66%
Sale
o
a
97
77
47
40
O
55%
Sale
98"" 112% io5~"
67
Albany Perfrated Wrap Paper 6s. 1948
.........1950
o
Allegh Ac West 1st g gu 4a
1998
Alleg Valley gen gu 4a..
.....1942 M P
Allied Stores Corp deb 4HS.....1950 A O
4H> debentures..............1951 F A
59.666
94
92
90
Adriatic Elec Co external 7a.....1952
54%
03%
D
6s with warrants assented....1948
55,000
75,000
1,000
229,000
Sale
Collateral truat 4s of 1907..... 1947
1?lH
88
Sale
Sale
101
48%
92
104
99
Sale
Sale
92% Sale
112X Sale
113% Sale
101X
101 %
Sale
Sale
101
103
109
106
51%
66% Feb.
1
4
106
Sale
85%
84%
104%
Sale
85% Feb. 23
Sale
82
Feb.
Sale
102
Feb.
95
71% Feb. 26
87
•
92
Feb.
Feb.
4
84% Feb. 28
4 104% Feb. 28
Sale
Sale
37% Jan.
28% Feb.
i
3
41 %" Feb.
9
4
35%
Jan.
11
Jan.
7
107" ""Feb". 16 105% Jan. "26
1
94% Feb. 28 100
56
Sale
56
7
47% Feb.
Feb.
92
8
95% 95
95%
103% Feb.
5 104%
104% Sale
92
9
109
85% Feb. 23
82
102
Jan.
Feb.
92% Jan. 15
Jan! 14
4 105% Jan.]
6
29
87
Feb.
11
Feb.
28
Feb.
Feb.
7
95
17
103
Jan.
Jan.
31
99
Jan.
27 104% Feb.
Feb.
2
92
Jan.
28
98% Jan.
17
22
17 113% Feb.
4 102
Feb.
3
113% Jan.
20
26
28
95
Feb. "11
94% Feb. 28 100
46
Jan. 28
58% Jan. 15
22
Amer Tel Ac Tel—
20-year sinking fund 5H*
453,000
1943 MN
3debentures..............1961 a b
547,000
3%» debentures...............1966 J D
473.000
J
20,000 ♦Am Type Found s. f. debs 2%-5s. 1950
44,000 Amer Water Wks & Elec 6s aer A. 1975 MN
297.000 Anaconda Cop Mln a f deb4H* ..1950 A O
94
104 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
100% Sale
92
103%
Sale
99
Sale
113%
101%
101%
Sale
Sale
Sale
112% Feb.
100% Feb.
100% Feb.
104
96
106
Sale
104
93
Feb.
Feb.
104%
Sale
103
Feb.
2 101% Feo.
16 106
Feb.
1
26
1
104
Feb.
92
Jan.
97
Feb.
19
4 105
Feb.
23
7
112% Jan.
100% Jan.
100% Jan.
102% Jan.
28 102
Feb.
26
28 101% Feb.
16 107
Jan.
31
97
Feb.
26
26 105
13
Jan.
10
19
AngloChllean Nitrate—
♦Sinking fund Income deb.... 1967 Jan
55,000
July 1995 Q J
8,000 Una Arbor 1st g 4a
2,000 Ark Ac Memp Bdge At Term 1st 5s. 1966 M P
353,000 Armour Ac Co 4s e f ser B (Del)—. 1955 F A
J
1st M s f 4s ser C (Del)
201,000
1957 J
For footnotes, see page 30,
28 H
35
93
86 X
31
26
30
29%
29%
27
Feb.
7
27
Feb.
7
31
42
38%
50
35
40
39% Feb.
10
41
Feb
2
39
Jan.
21
41
Feb.
93
99
96
99
98
Feb.
7
98
7
98
Feb.
7
98
Feb.
7
90
Sale
89
Feb.
93
26
88
Jan.
4
95
Jan.
10
90
Sale
3
12
Feb.
Feb.
86% Jan.
3
94% Jan.
10
88
86X Sale
91% Sale
92% Sale
89% Feb.
29% Feb. 25
93% Feb. 26
Jan.?
5
2
22
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
Sales in
1*
February
BONDS
Value
Bid
Atchlnaon Topeka
448.000
36,000
896,000
15.000
54,000
9,000
599,000
24,000
10,000
48,000
Feb. 1
1938
Ask
Bid
1995
Gen g 4a
A O
.July 1 1995
No?
MN
9,000 Baldwin Loco Wka As Stpd......l940
206,000 Bait 8c Ohio 1st g 4s
July 1948
446,000
Refund Ac gen 5s set A.........1995
248,000
1st gold5s.
July 1948
476,000
Ref and gen 6s,seriesG....... 1995
110,000
PLBAfc WVaSysrefg4s
1941
249,000
Southw Dl? latSHs at 5% ....1950
40,000
Tol Cln Dl? 1st 8c ref 4s ser A..1959
282,000
Refunding 5s series D........ 2900
1,285,000
Con? g 4%a
1969
344,000
Ref Ac gen 5s series P..
1996
3,000 Bsngor Ac Aroostook RR 1st g 5s *43
16,000
Con ref mtge gold 4s.. ........1951
51,000
4s stamped...................1951
1,000 BattleCreek Ac Sturgisgu 8s....1989
252,000
61,000
27,000
43,000
26,000
6,000
45,000
10,000
3,000
Adjustment a 4i„_.
Beech Creek Ex ten 1st g 8Ha.. .1951
72,000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5a B.
1948
46.000
First Ac ref 5s series G
1969
:
Belrldere Del
cons
Ask
Ask
gtd g J%a
1943
19,000 * Berlin City Electric deb 6 %a
1951
142,000
♦Deb sinking fund 6%e .......1959
42,000
♦Debenture 6s................1955
1
MX
103
102%
D
100
106%
M
J
8
D
J
111%
113
106
J
D
85
71%
M N
81%
MN
72
J
28
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
20
54%
17%
A
Sale
Sale
Sale
O
D
A O
J
Sale
78
Sale
D
MN
J
J
J
J
59%
63
M
S
A
Sale
Sale
M
S
Sale
I
J
J
Sale
104""
J
J
109
103
J
D
i8*
J
188
A O
1
J
J
Sale
101%
Sale
29% Sale
82%
74
31
Sale
55
36
88
63% Sale
Sale
31
66% Sale
34% Sale
54
56%
42
35
30%
25%
30%
29
23 »
23 %
D
FA
A O
Sale
111
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
Sale
111
110
AO
J
88%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
Sale
92
&
F
f
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
67
32% Sale
55
Sale
Sale
42
28% Sale
110% Feb. 18
9
103
Feb.
103
Feb. 10
100
Feb. 24
100
Feb.
100
100% Feb. 18
10
101%
104
103% Sale
64
_
106
Jan.
Jan.
98% Jan. 29 103
99% Jan. 27 103% Jan.
Jan.
21 102
99% Feb.
97
Jan. 27 104% Jan.
100
2
Feb.
Feb. 16
102
110
110% Feb. 21
Feb. 19
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
80% Feb. 26
70
27
24
Feb. 18
4
Feb.
Feb. 10
53% Feb. 14
17
85
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 19
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
89
89
73
82% Feb. 15
1
Feb.
Feb. 19
2
Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb. 25
Feb. 15
72
30
28
55
20
85
99% Feb. 18
4
62% Feb.
99% Feb. 18
4
36% Feb. 15
9
69* Feb.
38
Feb. 15
Feb. 14
60
28% Feb.
66
Feb.
31
Feb.
50
Feb.
4
4
39% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
4
4
23% Feb.
28
110
103
4
Feb.
66
8
35
27
101
Feb.
108% Feb.
103% Feb. 28
Feb. 25
48
Sale
27% Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
1
1
Jan.
1 103% Jan.
9 112% Jan.
Jan.
29 112
Jan.
Feb.
89
83
70
76
69
26
24
17
85
88
31
60
20
85
99% Feb.
59% Jan.
28% Feb.
63
10i
Feb.
42
Feb.
34% Feb.
28% Feb.
MX
48
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
1
14
15
15
21
1
11
25
Jan.
45
Jan.
70
38% Jan.
35
27
Feb.
Feb.
il*
23% Feb.
27% Jan.
103
22
22
Sale
Sale
20
24
28%
24%
26
30
22
Sale
22
28% Feb. 25
28% Feb. 25
26
Feb. 25
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
15
7
7
Feb. 15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
3
7
3
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
10
7
Jan.
7
7
11
Jan. 17
106
Jan.
4
108
Feb. 25
48
Jan.
7
100
2
119% Feb.
Feb. 10
128
39
26% Jan.
6
20% Jan. 25
21
5
3
14
6
Jan.
Jan.
112% Jan.
107% Jan.
103
48
4
Jan.
82% Jan.
30% Jan.
46
12
Jan.
P
Feb.
Feb.
11
14
Jan.
Jan.
53% Feb.
if
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,
Jan.
Feb.
4
Jan.
97
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94
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
>
3
Feb.
35
Feb. 21 110
Feb. 16 104
50
100
9
106
"93
99% Jan.
"93%
Jan.
Feb". "3 ll9% Feb. 2 118
118% 120% 119% 120% 119
7 128
Feb. 10 126% Jan.
127% Sale 127% Sale 126% Feb.
27% Sale
Jan.
Feb. 10 101
97
89
85
71
27 110% Feb. 18
105% Feb. 28 101% Jan. 28 106% Jan.
102% Feb.
116
95
116
97
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
107%
99%
99%
99%
98%
Feb,
102% 101
111
108% Feb.
Feb.
110% 107
103
J
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Sale
Sale
100
Sale
94%
M S
J
Sale
109%
107% Sale
J
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Sale
Sale
107% Sale
100
Sale
Sale
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97
98
99
100
103% Sale
Sale
101
MN
2,000
Highest
1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
Feb. 28
8c Santa Fe—
Stamped 4s__........July 1 1995
Con? gas of1999...
1955
Con? g 4a of 1995
1955
Con? g 4a of 1919
1969
Con? deb gold 4He
.1948
Rocky Mt dl? 1st 4a A
1965
Trana>Cont Short Lino 1st 4a gl958
Cal-Artx 1st Jc ref 4%a a or A ...1962
Atl Knox A No 1st g5a..........1946
Atl Ac Char Air Lino 1st 4Hi A.. 1944
1st 30-year 5a serB.........
1944
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4a
July 1952
General unified 4He series A..1964
10-yr coll tr 5s..
May 1 1945
L 8c N collet gold 4a
Oct.. 1952
Atlantic 8c Danrille 1st g 4s
.1948
Second 4a
...1948
Atl Gulf Ac WISS Line coll tr 5s.l959
(♦ Auburn Auto'blle con? deb 496* '39
Austin Ac NW 1st g As guar...—1941
......
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
Jan. 3
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
(
25
28% Feb. 25
28% Feb. 25
26
Feb. 25
Berlin Elec Ele? Ac Undgrd Rya—
11,000
61st 6%a
1956
224,000 Bethlehem Steel 4%a series D.
1960
277,000
Cons mtge 3Ms series E.......1966
1,327,000
3% 8 s f con? debs
1952
1,000 Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s..
..1944
246,000 Boston Ac Maine 1st As ser AC...1967
54,000
1st mortgage 5s series I1......1955
38,000
1st g 4%a series JJ
1961
12,000 t♦Boston8c NY Air Line 1st gu 4sl955
8,000 Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s........1941
202,000 Bklyn Edison cons mtge 3% a
1966
541,000 Bklyn Manhattan Transit 4%a..l966
...
33,000
162,000
40,000
77,000
115,000
26,000
29,000
Bklyn Queens Co Ac Sub gtd 5s..1941
1st 5s stamped...............1941
Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s
1959
Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s .1945
1st lien Ac ref 6s ser A.........1947
Debentures gold 5s
1959
1st lien 8c ret 5s series B.......1957
Brown Shoe at deb 3MS.........1950
Buffalo Gen Elec 4His ser B
..1981
Buffalo Niagara Elec 8 Ms ser C..1967
180,000 Buff Roch Ac Pitts cons 4%a
.1957
4,000 *!♦ Burl Ced Rap 8c Nor 1st 6s
1934
.
...
♦Certificates of deposit.......
(Buah Terminal Co 1st 4s...
1952
34,000
Consol 5s...
1955
4,000 (Buah Term Bldgs 1st 5s gu
1960
21,000 Calif Packing con? deb 5s......1940
Camaguey Sugar Co—
32.000
*i»t 7s ctfs of deposit
5,000 Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A
122,000
91,000
257,000
38,000
54,000
40,000
63,000
70,000
424,000
84,000
92,000
170,000
140,000
2,000
128,000
104,000
9,000
18
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92% Sale
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12
44
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J
108
J
90
MN
F
A
75
1948
(♦Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s
No?. 1945
34", 000 ♦Consol gold 5s.. ............1945
♦Ref At gen 5%a series B......1959
7,000
♦Ref Ac gen 5s series C........1959
22.000
♦Chat Dl? pur money g 4s....1951
I
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F
A
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65
61",000
>
1,000
170,000
575,000
12%
O
7%
Sale
55
106
98
107
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Guar 5s
♦♦Can RR At Bkg of Ga col tr As.1937
5s extended to May 11942.........
"l'ooo
2d con gold 4s.............1989
Warm 8prlnga Valley 1st g 5s .1941
For footnotes, see page 30.
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31
Sale
25
29
9 103
Feb.
Feb. 25 69
97% Sale
104
71
MN
MN
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1075
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
45
41
12
44
Feb.
2
Feb.
8
Feb. 16
Feb.
1
Feb. 10
Jan.
3
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
36% Feb. 15
8% Feb. 14
3
78% Jan.
17 108% Jan.
28 106% Jan.
Jan.
25
73
26 95% Jan.
Feb.
Sale
118% Feb.
Sale
117
M
'SB
Feb.
Sale
114% Feb.
115% 113% Feb.
Sale
Sale
123% Feb.
83% Feb.
17
10% Feb.
9 105% Feb.
1
9
Feb.
8
1 104% Feb.
114% Feb. 17 113% Jan.
1 117%
1
120%
2 120%
8 118
7 115%
2
115%
24 125
16
Feb. 28 115%
Feb. 23 118%
Feb. 28 118%
Feb. 17 116%
Feb. 16 113%
Feb. 14 113%
Feb.
7
88% Feb.
1
123%
83%
114% Feb. 28
100%
112%
101% 100% Feb. 15 101% Feb. 23
Sale
113
Feb.
5
17
92
92
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10
5
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26
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25
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6
19
12
13
17
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17
16
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28
12
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12
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91% Sale
101%
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86%
120
58% Sale
Sale
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Feb.
4
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26
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1
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Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
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4
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4
120% Feb.
29 118
15 115%
27 115%
27 125%
16
89
15
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22 114%
Jan.
17
70% Feb. 10
5
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Jan.
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Jan.
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17
6
76% Jan.
21
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Feb. 25
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50
10
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26
50
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3
12
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4
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7
7
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10
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10
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10
3
102
63
4
Jan.
56
20
7
6
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan. 28 117% Feb.
13
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5% Jan.
7
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23
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60
68% "75"
107
105%
98% Sale
MX
107
104 Ji
38
51
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29
53
8
15
4
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9 109
29
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13% Jan.
15 104
102% 100% Feb. 15 102% Feb. 25 100%
Sale
Sale
18 99
94% Feb. 18 96% Feb. 10
94%
55
45
4?% 47% Feb. 18 47% Feb. 18 47% Feb. 18 47%
10 100% Feb.
Sale
100
98% Feb. 10 101%
98% Feb.
1
Feb. 10
101% 100% 101
99% Feb. 17 102
99% Feb. 17 108
89
86
86
7 89
89
81
Jan. 11
Feb. 17
82% Feb.
82%
Sale
l\x
25
19
14
17
8
20
Feb. 18
6 107
7 111% Jan. 18
106% Jan. 18 106% Jan. 18
Jan. 10
30% Jan. 19 44
Jan. 15
9
10
8% Feb.
102
66
85
Jan. 11 85%
3 42
37
Jan.
3 39% Feb. 11
Feb. 28
Feb. 14 50
43% Feb. 14 61
4 104%
Feb.
5 104% Feb. 14 103% Jan.
Sale
113%
106
Sale"
40
45% Feb. 11
Feb.
Sale
Sale
M
115
75
I62"" Feb".
18 107
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb.
Jan.
10
112
70
108% 107% Feb. 24 107% Feb. 24 107% Feb.
2
Sale
97
Jan.
99
Feb. 24
97% Feb.
105% Feb. 16 107% Feb. 24 105% Feb.
"65""
35
Jan.
Sale
29
Feb.
29
Feb.
32% Feb.
26
1
30
27
Jan.
29
Feb.
29
Feb.
2 105% Feb.
105% Sale 102% Feb.
102% Jan.
86
Jan.
88% Sale
88% Feb. 28 93% Feb.
SB*
li*
29
105%
Feb. 23
10
11
17
Jan. 24
Feb. 24
Jan. 13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
12
1
Feb. 24
97% Jan. i3
99
65
Sale
62
87
62% Feb.
64
Feb.
116% Sale
116% Feb.
57% Feb.
104% 104% Feb.
104% 105
104% Feb.
67
104
Sale
105% Sale
120
Sale
117
118% Sale
96
Sale
93% Sale
93%
96%
92%
96
96% 93%
109% 105% 108
106
Feb.
113%
Feb.
115
3
Sale
9
Jan. 21
Feb. 11
Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
65% Feb. 26
16
64
Feb. 16
15 116% Feb. 15
3
67
Feb. 28
23 106
1
Feb.
25 105% Feb.
1
8 120
Feb. 28
3
97
Feb. 17
3
97
Feb. 17
18 106
Feb. 18
59% Jan. 27
64
Feb.
74%
64
116% Feb.
56
Jan.
104% Feb.
104% Feb.
117
Jan.
90% Jan.
91% Jan.
106
Feb.
67
106
106'
121
97
97
106
Jan."15
Feb.
Feb.
16
15
Feb. 28
24
19
6
17
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
106
3
Sale
93
90
123
Feb. 26
Feb.
9
113% Feb.
115% Feb.
118% Feb.
103
1941
MN 116
5,000 Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s
593
124,000 Certafn-teed Prod s f g 5Ms A...1948 Mf 8
29,000 Champion Pap Ac Fibre deb 4 Ms. 1950 M S 105 J
77,000 Ches At Ohio 1st cons g 5s.......1939 MN 105 J
General gold 4M>...
1992 M S 119J
71,000
Ref At lmpt mtgo 3M* ser D....1996 MN
95!
178,000
Ref At lmpt mtf*e 3%a ser E....1996 F A
95%
101,000
Craig Valley 1st g 5s
J 106%
..May 1940
1,000
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s.........1946
R At A Dl? 1st con g 4s........ 1989
102
66
Sale
9%
107*
32
104% Feb. 21 102% Jan. 28 104% Feb. 21
Jan. 13
57
Feb. 17
48% Jan.
3 61
Feb.
101% 104% Feb.
1143%
"8%
42%
I960
Sale
9
14
"69ji
34% Jan. 19
35'" Jan. 18
9
23
13
28
103%
Through St L 1st gu g 4s.....1954
374",000
Feb. 11
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
74% Jan.
106% Jan.
Jan.
Sale
Feb.
66
Sale
91
90% Feb.
90% Feb. 26 93% Feb.
3
4 107
107
106
Feb. 18 105% Jan.
105% Feb.
1 110% Feb. 24 110
Jan.
Feb.
110% 110% 110
102
25
General 4s...
........1987
Central N Y Power 3% 8
1962
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s........1949
51
Feb. 10
Feb. 25
Jan. 14
Jan. 10
Feb. 28
Feb. 24
60
23
15
28
Illinois Light 3%a
1966
(♦Central New Eng 1st guar 4S..1961
Central of N J gen g 5s.........1989
45
40
10
43
103% Feb.
Sale
119%
119% 120%
117% 117%
Sale
115%
Sale
114%
124% 124%
Sale
84%
69%
MN
85,000
53,000 Central
40
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
45% Feb. 11
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
113%
J
General mtge 5s...
1941
Cent Hudson G & E 1st Ac ref 3%a *65
Cent 111 Elec At Gas 1st As....
1951
9
Sale
10
Sale
116%
A
♦Macon Ac Nor Dl? 1st g 5s
1946
♦Middle Ga Ac Atl Dl? pur m 5s_ 1947
♦Mobile Dl? 1st 4 5s.
1946
Central Foundry 1st mtge 6s.... 1941
16
58
104% Sale
53% Sale
13 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
119
119
A
10
41
3 24%
8 102 %
1 95%
4 88%
40% Feb.
42% Feb.
37% Feb.
.....
J
A O
112
Carriers Ac Gen Corp deb 5s w w.1950
Carthage Ac Adlr 1st gu g 4s
1981
Sale
iiH m
94% Feb.
30% Sale
30%
8%
9%
8%
7%
9
85
84
37
"35% 38% 37% Sale
54
50
Sale
43%
104% 103%
103% 104% 104
32
MN
J
Sale
25 22% Feb. 3 24%
3 103%
26 100% Jan.
3 95%
18 92% Jan.
Jan. 27 88%
84% Feb.
28 84
107% Feb. 24107% Feb. 24 107% Feb. 24 107%
22% Feb.
101 % Feb.
105%
1947
"9",000
108
Sale
69
93% Sale
102
110%
J
43
60
A
J
88%
29%
Sale
Sale
Feb. 21 77
78%
75% 78% 75
106% 106% Feb. 18 108
107% Sale 106
A
A
94%
44%
77
F
D
15,666
10
45
Sale
F
J
1,000
47%
Sale
44%
MN
J
20
102%
107%
A O
Collateral trust 4%a
...I960
(♦Carolina Central 1st gu g 4s.. 1949
Caro Clinch 8c Ohio 1st 5s.
1938
1st Ae con g 6s series A.Dec 15 1952
Sale
108
10
Canadian Pac 4% deb stock....
Collateral trust gold 4%a
1946
5s equip trust ctfs
1944
Collateral trust g 5a..........1954
42,000 Celotex Corp deb 4%a w w
10,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
1.02% Sale
94% Sale
86%
D
J
1942 A O
1962
Canadian Nat Jold 4Ms....
1957
Guaranteed gold 5s
July 1969
Guaranteed g 5s
Oct 1969
Guaranteed g 5s
1970
Guar gold 4%a
June 15 1955
Guar g 434s
..1956
Guar g 4%a
1951
Canadian Northern guar 6%a
1946
.
J
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a
107%
113
114
107% -J—
8 113
Feb.
8
112% Jan.
26 115
Jan.
11
March, 1938]
Sales in
N. Y. STOCK
Price
$
40,000
360,000
184,000
657,000
226,000
334,000
1938
Feb. 1
Feb. 28
Sale
Sale
Sale
Illinois Division 4s............1949
General 4s.......
1958
j
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Sale
1st Ac ref 454s sorlos b.........1977
1st Ac rof 5s sorlos a..........1971
f
a
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f
a
Sale Prices
21
Feb. 21
Sale
j
1949
1949
.....
j'900
j
j
j
mn
j
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18,000
38,000
45,000
638,000
20,000
182,000
25,000
143,000
88,000
78,000
14,000
123,000
j
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26
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•Stpd gen 454* non-pay Inc taxl987
•Gen 5s stpd non pay Inc tax.1987
•General 4
s stamped........1987
'•15-year secured 654a— .....1934
•1st At ref g 5s...
...May 3937
'1st at ref 4kb stamped
May 3937
'1st Ac ref 4 k*ser g. ......May3937
♦Conv 4h* series a
..1949
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1960
35,000 Chic t h Ac s'eest lot Ac ref 5s
Income guar 5s........Dec 1 i960
23,000
j
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41
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17
16
18
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10
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6
Sale
47
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{•Choc Old Ac Gulf consol Ss
1952
314*—1966
3Mis.................1967
Cine Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge
1st mtge
20
Sale
1154
Sale
16
15
Feb. 25
Feb.
8
12
Feb.
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m 8
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654 Sale
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32
32
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Feb.
13
1054 Feb.
454 Feb. 23
7
1654 Feb.
1754 Feb. 2
354 Feb.
15
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1554
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1554
1754
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
22
19
Feb. 18
17
Feb.
7
4354 Feb.
17
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15 54 Feb.
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8
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4
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1
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8
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4
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Jan.
15
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22
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4
1554 Feb.
17
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3
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18
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1554 Feb.
8
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4
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Feb.
10
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14
15
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8
1354 Jan.
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12
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8
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5
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25
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3
36
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5
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5
28
Jan.
29
3
19
8
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12
Jan.
Jan.
1054 Jan.
554 Jan.
554 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
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1254 Jan. 21
10
10
7
3
Sale
27 109
9354 Jan. 27 105
Jan. 28 109
Jan. 28 90
Jan. 27
17
Jan. 26 16
Jan. 20 108
Jan.
6 2254
Feb.
4
Feb. 11
Feb.
9
Feb. 10
Feb. 10
Feb.
57
Sale
754
Sale Prices
Jan.
8
26 j
Jan.
4454 Feb. 14
1854 Feb. 21
3
2
5
Feb. 25
1054 Feb.
1054 Feb. 25
10
Feb. 15
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12
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112
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HP*
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Feb.
Feb.
27
27
Sale
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64
5754 Sale
4754 Sale
105
Sale
86
Sale
6654 Sale
mn
10154
102
10754 10754
108
mn
108
10854 Sale
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106
86
3
7854 Feb.
Jan.
3
58
3
7854 Feb.
5454 Feb.
16' 67
4
3
7
47
48
1
44
Jan.
19
3
105
Feb.
105
80
Feb.
8
Feb.
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Feb.
10654 Feb.
10854 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10854 Feb.
10354
9154
8854
6854
Feb.
Feb,
5654 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
87
80
56
14
110
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
3
10954 Jan.
10554 Jan.
13
100
Jan.
13
3
5
9254 Jan.
6854 Feb. 15
14
10254 Jan.
107
Jan.
5454 Jan.
10754 Jan. 28
10854 Jan.
10554 Jan.
10254 Feb.
iftb
m n
4
7854 Feb.
37
1254
3454
Sale
10354 Sale
10354 Feb. 1 10454 Feb. 25
10654 108
10754 10854 10754 Feb. 23 10854 Feb. 25
1943
Jan.
7854 Feb.
3
5454 Feb. 16
10854 10954 10854
108
Sale
10554
10354 Sale 10254
87
8854 Sale
5s series c guar
1957
1st mtge guar 354b series d....1971
Clearfield at Mahoe 1st gtd g 5s.. 1943
CCCatStLgeng4s
1993
General 5s series b__—.......1993
Cln Leb at n 1st con gu g 4s
Feb.
1054 Feb.
10*
Sale
50
ity'
19
Sale
Sale
88
d
i
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37,000
7554 Feb. 16
22)4 Feb. 23
112
3354
3354
3454
16
•'Sec. gold 4k« series a
1952
•Certificates of deposit.........
1st mtge 354* series b.........1963
149,000
354 a guaranteed
.........1951
80,000
365,000 Chicago At Western Indiana 4s..1952
1st & ref mtge 4)4* 8er d
1962
151,000
1943
119,000 c'hllds Co deb 6s
4
6
2954
3954
mn
Chicago Union StationGuaranteed 4s...............1944
11,000
1st mtge 4s series d...........1963
47,000
Feb. 28
Feb.
1454 Feb. 25
654 Feb. 17
2854 Sale
mn
Chic s l Ac n o gold 5s
Gold 3
1654 Feb. 23
4
86
27
2054
1987
•{♦Chicago Rye 1st 5s stamped
Feb 11937 25% part paid
1937
{♦Chic ri At Pacific gen g 4s
1988
•Certificates of deposit.....
••Refunding gold 4s..........1934
•Certificates of deposit.....
Feb. 15
8
j
11989
11989
662,000 {♦Chic Mil St pac Pac mtgeis serAl975
♦Conv adj 5s......
770,000
JTanl 3949
68,000 {♦Chic & No West genius
1987
70,666
1754 Feb. 23
18
1054
20
1054
1054 37
554 Sale
j
•Gen g 4^o series r....May
•Gen 4ms series p......May
.....
90
3
73
80
Sale
d
♦General 4s
4
o
j
1949
250,000
56,000
2,000
165,000
/Feb.
1454 Feb.
20
j
174,000 •Chic Mil Ac St p gen g 4s set a—198*
•Gen g 354* series b
45,000
May 11989
•Gen 454s series c......May 11989
45,000
8,000
3,000
4 103
90
12
Sale
j
Feb.
Feb.
9954 Feb.
9054
Sale
Sale
m s
2,000 {•Chic Indlanap Ac Loulsv rf g 4sl947
1,000
•Refunding gold 5s ser b
1947
1.000
•Refunding 4s sorlos g........1947
'1st Ac general 5s series a..—.1944
16,000
•1st Ac gen 4s series b
18,000
Map 1944
Chic Indiana Ac Sou 54-jrr 4s ...1954
Chic l s At Bast 1st 4 ms
Feb.
4' 107
Feb. 15
Feb. 24
9854 Feb.
103
95
15
mn
Sale Prices
21
Feb. 21
Sale Prices
2354 Feb.
14
Sale
Sale
Highest
Jan.
9954 Jan. 27 107]
10154 Feb. 4 10354 Feb. 15
10254 Jan. 26 11154 Jan.
10554 Feb. 19, 10754 Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
a o
mn
..
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Ask
Ask
a o
j
Chic & Alt rr ref g 3a
Chic Burl Ac o iii Dlv >»!..
141,000 {•Chic
~2~66o
1
Jan. 3
•{♦Chic Ac b 111 1st cons ft 4s.
...1934
Ac k 111 Ry (now co) g 5s —1951
'Certificates of deposit.......
29,000
9,000 Chic Ac Brio 1st gold 5s
1983
665,000 {•Chic Gt Western lot 59-jr 4s... 1959
,
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
BONDS
m. 7. stock exchange
February
h Value
23
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Jan.
5
10454 Feb. 25
10854 Feb. 25
Jan.
102
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
50,000
118,000
52,066
68,666
1st mtge g
j
j
d
d
J
j
13,000
Ref at lmpt 4 hs series b. ...... 1977
Cairo Dlv 1st gold 4s. .........1939
1991
St Louis Dlv 1st coll trust g 4s.1999
mn
73j
102!
J
~6~,66o
Cln w At m DIv 1st g 4s
j
j
1949 m
Spring Ac Col Dlv 1st g 4s
w w Vol Dlv 1st g 4s
1944
25,000 Cleve-CUffs Iron 1st mtge 454«—1950
18,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 1st m 3 jis
1965
Clev Ac Pitts gen gu 4Hs ser b..1942
Series b gu 35*8——
.....1942
Series a gu 4Ms——.......1942
6,060 Series c gu 3548——.........1948
44,600 Series d gu 354s
1950
General 414s aeries a....—..1977
•_
Gen Ac ref. mtee 4us series b.. 1981
18,000 Clev Short Line 1st gu 4Ms......1961
166,000 Clev Union Term 1st gu 554* a..1972
192,600
1st s f g 5s series b guar
1973
165,000
!•* • f 4ms series c
—.—1977
Coal Riv Ry 1st gu 4s
—..1945
....
Sale
10054
9054 Sale
j
8
j
a o
a o
110
10454
10954
10554 108
a
105
f
a
j
j
10654
10554
10454 106
10554 107
10154 104
a
o
o
a
o
a
o
j
d
36,000 Colo Fuel Ac Iron Co gen s f 5s..1943 f a
32,000
'5s Income mtge.......—.....1970 a
53,000 Colorado Ac Southern 454s ser a.1980 m n
173,006 Columbia Gas Ac Elec deb 5s.... 1952 mn
7,600
Debenture 5s ........Apr 15 1952 a o
136,606
Debenture 6s
...Jan 15 1961
Columbia Ac Hock Val 1st ext g 4s *48 a o
91
10954
9954
59
236,666
2k* debentures...........—1942
78,006 Commercial Invest Tr deb 354*~1951
107
105
296,060
50,060
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
mtge g 5s series a
mtge g 5s series b
mtge g 4)4* series c
.
mtge g 454« series d
mtge g 4s series f
mtge 354« series h
1956
1957
1981
1965
101
J
11254
11254
11254
11254
10854
10554
j
s
Conn Ac Passum Rlvs 1st g 4s
1943
2,000 Conn Ry At Lt 1st g 4ms
.1951
3,660
8tamped guar 454*...........1951
53,600 Conn River Power s f 314* a.....1961
270,000 Consol Edison (n y) deb 3)4*—1946
217,066
3h* debentures..............1956
Consol Hydro-Elec Works of Upper
13,000
'Wuerttemberg 1st 7s.........1956 j
67,000 Consol Gas Co deb 4 ms
1951 j
686,006 Consolidated oh conv deb 3h*—1951 j
16,666 {'Consolidated Ry deb 4s...—.1954 j
22,000
'Debenture 4s...........jatj 1955 j
'Debenture 4s..—.......aaco 1955
5,000
a
78
Feb~.2§
101
Feb.
8754 Feb.
8154 Feb.
75
Sale
9554 Sale
9954 Sale
10954
78 54 "Feb. 18
106
Sale
60
41
9854 Sale
10054 Sale
10354 Sale
10054 Sale
10454 Sale
113
113
11354
10854
Sale
Sale
101
106
101
10754
10654 10754
10554 Sale
10354 Sale
103
10354
89
84
j
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
65
Feb.
2
8
95
4
92
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
8554 Feb.
8
93
Feb.
24
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
d
10654 Sale
d
97
16
16
j
j
o
97
1654
20
107
Sale
215
100
295
11
—
11
Feb.
Feb.
10054 Feb.
10354 Feb.
100
Feb. 24 11354 Feb.
Feb. 10 11254 Feb.
8 112
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
106
60
39
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8854 Feb.
8
Feb.
4
90
11154 Feb. 14
10954 Feb.
Jan.
9554 Jan.
9954 Jan.
102
Jan.
3
Feb. 16
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Feb. 16
Feb. 15
1
2
10
99
98
14
18
15
Jan.
Jan.
10954 Feb.
Jan.
28
3
12
4
9854 Feb. 28
3 10054 Feb. 28
4 10454 Feb. 28
Feb. 24
Feb.
11054 Feb.
4
Feb.
29 108
11354 Feb.
10 113
8 112
Jan.
4
28
Feb.
2
11054 Jan. 27 11154 Feb. 14
10554 Jan.
104
Jan.
28 108
Feb. 28
28 10654 Feb. 25
12 101
Jan. 12
10054 Jan.
Feb. 19 10751 Feb. 19, 10754 Feb. 19
5
Feb. 17 10751 Feb. 17 10754 Jan.
1 10651 Feb. 28 105
Jan. 26
Feb.
Feb. 26 10551 Feb.
2 10354 Jan.
5
Feb. 11 10351 Feb.
3 10154 Jan. 28
26
2054 Feb. 11 2154
4 107
Sale
10654 Feb.
1 10054
97
Feb.
Sale
9
15
Feb.
16
1654
8
15
Feb.
1654
1654
65
4
4754 Jan.
8
8554 Feb.
9654 Jan.
11254 Jan. 28 11254 Jan.
112
2 108
Feb. 28
2 10654 Feb. 25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4 10154 Feb.
7
19
112
2
20
7
4
4
12
23 106
28
28
28
Jan.
11154 Feb. 17
Feb. 18 10454
Jan. 27 10554
29 10254
Jan. 28 9254
72
Feb.
10954
10754
9854
10054
10454
Jan.
25
100
90
10854
10754
10754 10754 15754 10754
Sale
10654 10654 10554
105
Sale
10454 Sale 104
10254 Sale 10254 Sale 102
26
3
7854 Feb. 18
7954 Jan.
8854 Feb.
107
107!
17
7354 Jan.
10254 Jan.
Jan.
10654 Jan. 26 108
10654 Feb. 14 108
Jan.
10654 Jan. 25 10654 Jan.
101
82
Feb.
Feb.
4454 Feb. 10
11254 Sale 112
11254 11254 112
1U54 11154 11054
112
111
11054
10754 Sale
10554
10554 10654 104
9q
9054 Jan.
28
Feb. 25
11054 Feb.
4
10754 10754 106
9754 Sale
114
Feb.
27
78" "Feb" 23
105
18 10154 Feb.
3
96
Feb.
10954 Feb.
10754
10754
10654
10554
10354
Beb.
19
17
Feb. 28
Feb.
2
Feb.
Jan.
3
2054 Feb. 11 2154 Jan.
4 10754 Jan.
10654 Feb.
96k Jan. 28 10054 Feb.
15
Feb.
9
1754 Jan.
8
15
Feb.
16k Jan.
10
3
25
17
13
1654
'Debenture 4s...._...........1956 j
j
16
18
12
18
J
J
5054
5754
45
Sale
37,600 'Consolidation Goal s f 5s.......1960
8254 Feb.
10654 10654 Feb.
10654 Feb.
10654 Feb. 14 10654 Feb. 14
Sale
105
Sale
114
m
§554
82
64
102
j
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1
112
109
107
109
26 10854 Jan.
104
99
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56
101
Sale
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j
d
78
7954 Feb.
10054 10054 Feb. 24 10154 Feb.
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d
a
2
68
Feb. 15
6154 Feb.
10154 Feb. 25 10154 Feb. 23
Sale
60
j
1953
1954
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
a
10754 Jan.
10454 Jan.
10754
Sale
10254
4454 Sale
St*
Feb.
10754 Feb. 14
105
Commonwealth Edison co—
41,000
45,000
12,000
21,000
104
10654
165"
f
1,000 Columbus at Toledo 1st ext 4s...1955
161,600 Columbus Ry Pow Ac Lt 4s......*965 mn
183,666 Commercial Credit deb 3)4*——1951 a o
"78"
10454 100
10654 Sale
108
109
10754 Feb.
10554 Feb.
10554 Sale 10554 Sale 10554 Feb. 28 10554 Feb.
10954 11054 11154 11154 11054 Feb.
' 11154 Feb.
_____
a
8154
W*
66
99
10454
11054 Sale
Sale
10154 102
"§554
80
100
f
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9254 10754
6154 Sale
100
mn
j
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104
10054
MU
ab J4
10154
j
mn
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106
1554 Feb.
45
9
Feb. 28
1554 Feb.
5054 Feb.
1554 Feb.
45
Feb.
9
1554 Feb.
54
Jan.
9
13
4 107
Jan.
12
28
Consumers Power Co—
51,000
mn
55,666
mn
125,000
80,000
mn
1st lien Ac unlf mtge 3 ms.—1965
1st lien Ac unlf mtge 3hs......1965
1st mtge 354«
1970
1st mtge 3)48
-.1966
17,660 Container Corp of Am 1st • f g 6s.1946
13,000
Deb gold 5s
1943
^Copenhagen Telep extl s f g 5s. 1954
23,000 Crane Co s f deb 354*
...1951
43,0001Crown Cork At Seal s f 4a
1950
36,060JCiown Willamette Pap 1st s t g 6s 1951
mn
10654 Sale
10354 Sale
10154 Sale
98h
100
105
86
'8854
j
d
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f
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10054 101
v
a
mn
100
106
j
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j
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10454
10354
9954 10154
Sale
89
102
8754
Sale
10554 Feb.
109
10254 Feb.
10354 10154 Feb.
Sale
9954 Feb.
Sale
89
102
4 107
Feb.
9 10454 Feb.
10254 Jan.
5 10354 Feb.
3 10154 Feb.
10154 Jan.
9954 Jan.
Feb. 25 10454 Feb.
89
Feb.
8454 Feb. 15
10054
Sale
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Sale
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Sale
V
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Sale
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Sale
Sale
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105!
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10554 Feb.
Feb.
10454 104
101
102
106
Feb.
Feb.
10454 Feb.
10554 Feb.
11 10454 Feb. 25
31 10354 Feb. 23
27 10154 Feb. 23
102
Feb. 25 10554 Jan. 13
Jan. 14
8454 Feb. 15 91
I009u Jan. 10 lOO'htJan. 11
6 102
Jan. 20
9954 Jan.
10554 Feb. 10 10654 Jan. 26
4 10454 Jan. 19
10354 Jan.
24
n. t. stock
exchange-bonds
=
■
Sales in
bonds
February
Value
STOCK EXCHANGE
si
171,000 Cuba Northern Rja lat 5%«
1942
170,000 Cuba RR lit 89'jr g 5i
........1952
65,000
7%s aerlea A extended to.....1946
6a aerlea B extended to.......1946
20.000
D
36%
J
42
40
D
37
49 %
46
......
....
.......
Detroit Edison
42,000
39,000
70,000
45,000
204"666
106% Sale
103
104 %
106 %
106
107 %
107 %
Sale
12
15
5%
5%
7
8%
9%
3%
8%
4%
40
7
112% 113 %
108 % 109
Gen Be ret mtge 4a aerlea P.....1965 AO 109% Sale
Gen & ret mtge 3%s aerlea G..1966 M S 105
105 %
D
♦Detroit Ac Rack lat lleng 4a.... 1995
70
38
Raatern Ry M No Dlv lat g 4a..... 1948 A O
Eastern Tenn Va AC Ga 1st g 5s
195t> MN
..
..1939 J
.1995 3
Ed El 111 Bkn lat con g 4a
Ed El 111 N Y lat cona g Aa
Electric Auto Lite
conv
deb 4a... 1952 F
J
3
A
...1941 M N
Elgin Jol Ac Eaat lat g 5a
EI Paso Nat Gaa
4%e aerlea A....1951 3 D
55
38
108 % 110
Sale
103
2o"65o
12% Sale
13%
2%
4%
80
108
7%
15
Sale
7
Sale
6
10
3% Sale
10
Feb.
54% Feb.
Sale Prices
43
Feb.
9
5
4
4
27
Jan.
47
5
54% Feb.
58% Feb.
9
3
52
MX
108
106% Feb.
107% Jan.
11% Jan.
14% Feb.
5% Feb.
Feb. 14
Feb. 15
Feb. 17
Feb. 25
Feb. 17
16
8
Feb.
7]
103
8% Feb.
3% Feb. 28
Feb. 24
103
106
Feb.
Feb
9
28
1
103% Feb. 28
107% Feb. 23
108% Jan. 19
Jan.
Jan.
108%
Jan.
15
16
Feb.
5% Feb.
8
24
14
Feb.
Jan.
13
15
Feb.
17
Feb.
Feb.
8% Feb.
10% Feb.
25
17
5
3% Feb. 25
3
Feb. 24
42
42
8
7
Feb.
107% Jan.
105% Feb.
9
107% Feb. 14
107% Feb.
15
42
41
45
106% Jan.
Feb.
5
40
Feb. 28
103% Feb. 28
107% Feb. 23
108
107% Feb.
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
36
9
107% Feb. 15
Highest
|
Sale Prices
8
7
52
108"" 106% FeD.
14K Sale
15
5%
7%
5% Sale
8%
9
17
m
3
3
a
1942 M
f 5a
Jan.
Feb.
7
24
3% Feb. 25
42
131%
98% Sale
109
110
103
Sale
-----
28,000
1st lien a f 6s stamped........1942
2,000
36-year deb 6s series B..
1954
10,000 Flat deb a f 7a.
1944
{♦Fla Cent Be Peninsular 5a
1943
15",600 t*Fla Eaat Coast lat 4%i
1959
♦1st At ref Aa aer A
1974
84,000
♦Certificates of depoalt
4,000
♦{♦Fonda Johna Be Glov ref 4%e.l952
....
M
♦Certificates of deposit.......
1941
—
f
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To*
S
3
D
3
3
D
1947 J
1945 J
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3
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1948 MN
Sale
62
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22%
90
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Sale
15%
15% Sale
Sale
62
58
11*
99
60
94%
101
86
95%
60
57%
60
6% Sale
6
Sale
17%
1%
2%
104
——
166"
96%
95
60
94%
40%
45
100
82
95
60
58
98% 100
106
Feb.
24
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2
2
4%
104
104
65
90
Feb"
Feb.
Feb.
106
50% Feb.
25% Feb.
20
Feb.
21% Feb.
1 103%
Feb. 16
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
5
14
102% Jan.
21% Jan.
Jan.
37
5
Jan.
5
Feb. 23
Jan.
29
55%
30%
22%
23%
Jan.
109
3
3
21%
21%
15%
15%
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
36% Jan.
21% Jan.
2
2
67
Jan.
98% Feb. 24
95
Jan.
Feb.
7
61% Feb.
2
Feb. 24
95% Feb.
3
60
Feb.
43
98% Feb.
3
6
26
Jan.
3
3
Jan.
Jan.
3
101% Jan.
13
61% Jan.
4 102% Jan.
20
6
7
Feb.
24
92"' Feb".
24
92
Jan.
Jan.
42% Jan.
105
85
54% Jan.
4 100%
17
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12
" 97 % "Jan"
l9
97
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92~~~Feb~
24
99
82
95
" Feb.
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3
2
4
97
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9 100
80
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3
83
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25
94% Jan.
4
95% Jan.
25
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58
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55
58
57
97
"94% Feb"."l5
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4
6% Feb. 25
6
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2
6
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2
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26
2
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10
1% Feb. 10
2
6
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"\7
10
2
14
29
4
7% Jan.
6% Jan.
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26
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103%
104%
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Jan.
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58
11
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104
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5
16
51
8
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53
97% Feb.
92
10
26
19
70% Jan.
62
98% Feb.
19
10
Feb.
Jan.
15
60
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Jan.
Jan.
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20
47
11
10
Feb.
58
1
7
17
25Hi Jan.
11
24
18% FeD." 2
18% Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
103% Feb.
5 109
102% Feb.
65
9
101
6 104
3 23
28 108% Jan.
27 107
80
Feb.
3 90%
102% Feb. 16 103%
131% Jan. 26 131%
97% Jan.
5 101%
15% Feb" 28
15% FeD. 28
Feb. 21
60
3
1%
1%
Feb. 19
17 100% Feb. 28
15 109
Feb. 15
Feb.
2%
1%
1%
29
Jan.
Feb" 23 109" Jan" "12
106% Jan.
80
Feb.
94% Feb.
9%
101
Jan.
106
3
84% Feb.
Feb. 16 103% Feb.
85
95
2%
Feb. 23
Feb.
1
Feb. 17
Feb.
94%
80
6
42% Sale
48
93%
6% Sale
6%
5%
89%
38%
92
6%
60
42
98% 100
5%
5%
109
117% 118
100% Sale
97
993
38% 43
65
Sale
100
63
61
"60"" 63
Sale
99
100% Sale
94
95% 96% 92
96
90% 95
"95% "98"
3~ "3
1938 A O
1949 3 D
A.1952 F A
Sale
101% 102
95%
97
MN
3
Sale
65
3
f
M S
17% Sale
Sale
58% Sale
92%
43
42%
105
1956 MN
---
Sale
20
Francisco Sugar coll trust 6f
85,000 General Cable 1st a f g 5Ha A
10,000 ♦General Elec (Germany) 7q
♦Debenture 4H*
7,000
♦8 f deb a 6s
11,000
Sale
22
60%
3
7Ha.-1942 3
aer
Sale
28
Sale
60%
75,000 Galv Hous Be Hend 5H« A
Gaa Be Elec (Bergen Co) Aa..
Gen Amer Investors deb Aa
51*
Sale
O
♦♦(Amended) 1st cona 2-4s
1982
Proof of claim filed by owner... MN
Port St U D Co lat g 4%s.
Framericlnd Be Dev 20-yt
37
110
20
....
Proof of claim filed by owner..
53
51
Feb.
Feb. 23 106
102% 105
103% Feb. 17 104
22
9 22%
23% 21% Feb.
Sale
1 108%
Feb.
108
26
5s International aerlea......1942 MS
First lien a f Aa stamped...... 1942 M 8
105
112% Jan. 27 113%
107% Jan. 27 109
109% Jan. 27 110%
104% Jan . 10 107%
"40"
33
106
56
S
Sale
2
2 113% Feb.
4 108% Feb. 23
7 110% Feb. 23
7 107% Feb. 23
33
"55""
O
1953 A
4a Serlea D
35
35
113% 112% Feb.
109
107% Feb.
Sale
109% Feb.
106%
80
50
50
81% 80
103% 106% 101% 106% 102%
131%
131%
100% Sale" 100% Sale" 99%
111% 109%
109
105"" 102%
102% Sale 103
92%
90%
95%
95%
90
103% 102% 103%
98
O
113% 113
107% 108%
107.
109%
109% 110
105
105%
112 J
107%
89 %
95 %
103% 106%
103%
70% Sale
135,000
14,000 Pederal Lt At Tr 1st
14",000
hill
54% Feb.
58% Feb.
Feb. 15
107% 105% Feb.
106% 107% 107
52
Sale
49% Sale
49% Feb.
Sale
108
107
Feb.
107%
Feb.
104%
103% Sale 103
106% 107% 107
107% Feb.
22
Sale
103% 104
♦3d mtge 4^s......
....1938 M S
Ernesto Breda Co lat mtge 7a.... 1954 F A
Palrbanks Morse deb 4a.........1956 3 D
13,000
49
Sale
3
3
♦Brie At Jeraey lat a f 6a......1955 3
3
♦Genesee Rlv RR 1st a f 6s
1957 3
♦N Y Be Erie RR ext lat 4a
1947 MN
6,000
1,000
40
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
43
Feb.
9
37
Feb. 28
46% Feb. 23
52% Feb. 25
211
3
♦Ref At lmpt gold Aa aer 1927 ..1967 If N
♦Ref Ac Imp Aa aer 1936........1975 A O
14~6oo
48%
52%
48%
48
106 J
O
.....
77,000 {♦Erie RR lat con
♦lat conaol gen Hen 4a........1994
412,000
♦Conv g 4a 8er A ............1953
151,000
♦Serlea B
1953
86,000
616"o56
44
Sale
38
a46% Sale
104"
B.194Q
1946
Ac prior lien 4al996
Aa stamped
728,000
27,000
30,000
2,000
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
21%
O
Erie Be Plttsb gen gu g 314* hi
Series C 3Hi
conv
40
Sale
55
Ask
107M Sale
1965
1965
El Paso&SW lat Ac ref Aa
♦Gan
Ask\Bid
391
47 j
107%
12
Gen & rel 4%b seriesD
1961 F A
Gen Ac rel Aa aerlea B..........1952 A O
5,000
35,000
107 & Sale
51% Sale
Bid
—
D
♦Second gold 4a...........—1995
6,000 Detroit Term Ac Tunnel lat gu 4%s '61 M N
D
76,000 Dow Chemical deb 3a........—1951
8,000 {♦♦Dul So Shore Ac Atlantic g 5a .1937 3 3
164,000 Duquesne Light lat M 3%s
..1965 3 3
9,000
6,000
39%
38%
D
22,000 Dayton Pr Be Lt lat Ac ref 3% ■—1960 A O
200,000 Del A Hud lat Ac ref 4a
1943 MN
J
6,000 Delaware Pr Ac Lt lat M 4%*——1971
J
10,000
lat Be ret
.1969
J
3,000
lat mtge gold 4%«
1969
12,000 Denver Gaa Be El lat Ac ref 5a....1951 M N
M N
4,000
Stamped aa to Pa tax
J
146,000 J ♦♦Dan Be Rio Gr lat cona g 4a ....1936
3
18,000
♦♦Conaol gold 4Ha
t93i
41,000 {♦Denv Be R Gr West gen Aa Augl95f F A
96,000
/♦Assented (subject to plan).....
♦Ref Be Imp mtge Aa aer 0......1979 AO
57,000
{♦DesMoines Be Ft D lat gu g 4a..1935
3,000
Cert If lea tea of depoalt........
5,000 {♦Des Plain*"* Val let guar 4%s•-1947 M
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Ask
Bid
V
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
Jan. 3
1938
103% Jan.
103%
104% Jan.
43
Sale
42" "Feb".
2
45
Feb.
14
42
Feb.
95
Sale
85
Feb.
15
97
Feb.
19
60
Jan.
119% 118%
101% 102% 101% 102% 101% Feb. 11 102% Feb"."l6
4
97
Feb. 25 OQJU Feb.
98% 99% 96% 98
99% Fflh.
4
Feb.
45
Sale
1
45
Sale
42% Feb.
9 45
Feb. 21
45
Sale
44
Feb. 23 45
44% Sale
45
Sale
Feb.
1
45
Sale
42% Feb.
4 45
""
20
97
Feb.
10
17
13
18
19
102% Jan. 20
07
TTflh
97'" Feb. 25 99% Jan. 15
1
Feb.
40% Jan. 10 45
Feb. 21
40% Jan. 10 45
100% Jan
Feb.
1
103% Jan.
12
26 102% Jan.
26
97% Jan.
10
31
25
21
Feb.
12
1
Jan.
11
25
Jan.
12
25% Jan.
13
25% Jan.
13
Feb.
4
Jan.
39
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
4
45
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
189,000
140,000
256"600
16-year debenture 3s..........1946
15-year debenture 3%s—...—1951
Genera' Public Service deb 5Ha_1939
Gen Steel Castings 1st 5H* w W..1949
F A 102% Sale
F A 102
Sale
J J
96
J J
50
Sale
3,000 {♦Ga Ac Ala 1st cona 5a....Oct. 1945 J
♦{♦Georgia Carolina & NorthernExtended at 6% to July 1 1934.....
2,000
J
♦Good Hope Steel Be Iron see 7a. 1945
227,000 Goodrich (B F) Co conv deb 6s.. 1945
1st mtge 4%s
172,000
1956
361,000 Goodyear Tire Ac Rubber lat 5a..l957
12,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb As w w.1946
3
J
M N
M
8
Gout Be Oswegatchle 1st 5a
1942 3
ex lat gu g 4% s—1941 3
91% Sale
94% Sale
103% Sale
87
D
Grand R Ac I
25", 000 Gt Cons El Pow (3 a pan) 7s
1944
lat Be gen a f g 4 Ha............1950
216,000
Great Northern Ry—
lat At refund 4Ha Set A
202,000
1961
Gen mtge AH* Ser B..........1952
142,000
Gen mtge 5a Ser C...........1973
34,000
Gen 4H* Serlea D............1974
53,000
Gen 4%* aeries E............1977
96,000
Gen mtge 4a series G..........1946
1,003,000
Gen mtge 4s series H.........-1946
219,000
Gen mtge 3 % s series I
121,000
1967
1,000 ♦Green Bay Ac Wist dab ctfa A......
♦Income debenture ctfa B.........
18,000
J
104%
106%
D
80
F
A
71%
3
3
70
111% Sale
3
104
98
3
J
M
J
J
Fab
50
105%
Hock Val lat con g
"82""
60%
1952 J
13,000 Gulf States St'I 1st mtge 4H*-.—1961 A
72,000 Gull' States Utilities 4s series C..1966 A
10-year debenture 4H*—.....1946 A
39,000
♦Harpen Mining 6a
1953 J
...........1949 3
J
84
92% Sale
26
103
91
92
68% Sale
65
67%
80
71
67%
Sale
107
94% Sale
103
106
92
Sale
77
70
95% Sale
90
87%
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
62
Sale
9%
"90"
"95"
Sale
!?K
54
9
20% Feb. 17
Feb.
4
93% Feb.
1
68% Feb.
5
Feb.
15
65
Sale
65
Sale
90
Feb.
81%
81%
93%
86%
73%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
59
Feb.
8% Feb.
73
68
99
Sale
118% Sale
20
90
94% Jan.
103% Feb.
76% Feb.
30.
10
Jan.
11
3 99% Jan.
8 105% Feb.
24
11
i06%"Jan"l9
98
80
106%
Jan.
19
4
Janr"l9
65
Jan.
13
73
Feb".
24
Feb.
65
Jan.
12
70% Jan.
4
4
5 107% Feb. 15
1 103
Feb. 28
Feb. 26
Feb. 17
Feb. 25
4 100% Feb. 25
4
93
Feb. 14
2
81
Feb. 28
25 59
Feb. 25
9
10
Feb.
1
9
96
3 *88
3
88
27 111% Jan.
Jan.
91
Jan. 28 104
9 99% Jan.
90
Feb.
81
Jan. 31 90% Jan.
80% Jan. 27 89% Jan.
93% Jan. 28 103% Jan.
Jan.
84% Jan. 28 95
104% Jan.
72% Jan.
31
81
Feb.
Jan.
26
6
60
10
Jan.
Jan. 20
Feb. 26
59
8% Jan.
81
77
75
Feb. 26
81
Feb.
10
81
75
90% Jan.
85
86
3
3
10
11
5
10
10
28
Jan.
25
12
84% 83
83
Feb.
100% 103% Sale
100% Feb.
102% 102% 102% 103% 102
Feb.
108% Sale
108%
20
115
55
25
117% Sale
54% 58
37% 40
81"
Jan.
20
82
Jan.
3
27
91
Jan.
6
Jan.
7
8
92
88
Jan.
7
91% Jan.
108% Feb.
8 85
Feb. 17
2 103% Feb. 28
14 102% Feb.
7
1 108% Feb.
1
Feb.
83
102
2 103% Feb. 28
6
Feb. 14 103% Jan.
108
Jan.
100% Feb.
18 108% Feb.
20
Sale
58
40
115
58
Feb.
Feb.
38% Feb.
il8"""Feb."25 ll5"""Jan'"3l 119% Jan.
58
Feb.
2
38% Feb. 17
55
37
Jan.
Jan.
V.
For footnotes, see page
57% Jan.
Feb. 24
90
85
102%
101%
95%
46%
20%
104%
Sale
91
18
9,000 Hoe (R) Ac Co 1st mtge..........1944 A O
1,000 {♦♦Houaatonlc RR con g As.....1939 MN
90
95
Feb.
107% 105
Sale
94% Feb.
Sale
Sale
107%
J
20% Feb. 17
Sale
4
97
Feb.
98
Feb. 17
95% Sale
Sale
104
8 105% Feb. 24
104% Sale
103% Feb.
78
85
85
Feb. 25
76% Feb. 11 80
96% 85" 96%
106
106%
106% Feb.
7 106% Feb". "7
Sale
101% Sale
lat Is
4H*--...... 1999
Sale
22
19
91%
Gulf Ac Ship Island ref As...Feb 1952 3
Hackanaack Water
23%
-
Sale
J
J
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4a
194C MN
Gulf Mob Be Nor 1st AH* *•« B...1950 A O
lac mtge gold 5s series G......I956 A
18,000
1,000
20
20
88% Sale
8%
17", 656
—
80
73
Sale
3
Feb
Stamped
25
18
Grays Point Teim 1st go g Aa ...1947 3
'i',666
30
19%
103% Sale 103% Sale 103% Feb. 21 103% Feb.
8
102
Sale
102% Sale
102
Feb.
1 102% Feb. 26
97%
99%
Feb. 24
48% Sale
50% Sale
46% Feb.
4 56
21
Sale
22
50
Feb.
1
20% Feb. 25 21
!
14
Jan.
6
38% Feb.
17
60
26
N. Y. STOCK
March, 1938]
Sales in
Value
$
56,000
195,000
16,000
132,000
411,000
101,000
Ask
Bid
1940 M N
Houston Oil sink fund
108'
D
Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A.. mi J
30%
Gas 1st 5s—... 1941 M IS
A
Hudson 5c Manhat 1st 5c ref 5s A. 19*" P
a
r
♦
Adjust Income 5s
..Feb 1957
120
Hudson County
1970 A
Illinois Bell Telep 3%a «er B.
195
1st gold 3Hi
52 %
>
1
J
93
93
98
195'
A
C
M
*
A
......
1st gold 3s
Sale
121%
54
120
121
52%
Sale
19
Sale
107% 108
75
99
88
88
0
54""
Sale
M N
47%
Sale
>
I
"40%
40
Refunding 5s................
44-year 4%«
..........
Cairo Bridge gold 4s..........
Litchfield DIt 1st g 3s
48
45
47
Sale
48
Sale
40%
51%
Sale
31
Sale
37
•
1
Sale
1
Omaha DIt 1st g 3s
82
65
80
"59%
40% Jan.
28
54
Jan.
3
47% Feb. 25
38
Jan.
28
49% Jan.
17
Feb.
1
42
10
36
5
4
52% Feb. 25
38% Feb. 25
Feb.
25
"59%
195
F
A
80
80
1951
J
J
75
74%
Gold 3 Ms
Sprlngf DIt 1st g 3JJ*
195
1
— .......
Weitern Lines lcr g 4s........ 195
J
I
80
80
,
F
A
~llooo
Jan.
21
72
Jan.
21
73
Jan.
4
75
Jan.
4
95
95
90
80
72%
50
79%
50
111 Cent 5c Chic St L 5c N O—
477,000
119,000
113,000
45% Jan. 11
55% Jan. 17
38% Feb. 25
74%
79%
195'
27
26
19
80
St Lou DIt 5c Term g 3s
Jan.
45% Jan.
28% Jan.
72
Feb.
98%
81%
79%
81%
65
48
1
37
55
80
103%
J
I
4
Feb.
47% Feb.
29% Feb.
Sale
I
Feb.
40
Sale
55
1951
Joint 1st 5t ref 5s
44
196
Illinois Steel deben BJs
......194«
Ind Bloomtngton 5c W 1st 4s.—_194«
(nd 111 5c la 1st gold 4s
195*
t+Indlanapol 5c LouIst 1st gu 4sl95«
Sale
39
19t>
A
ser
4%a series C
Sale
al06%
Sale
36%
33%
107%
Sale
Sale
41
Sale
Sale
Sale
37
107%
J
12%
VI
P
F
A
100%
104%
Sale
78
13
96
25
87
13
35% Jan. 31
Jan.
31
106% Jan.
33
4
Ref & lmpt mtge
539,000
39,000
191,000
231,000
29,000
132,000
Inland Steel
3Hi
198*
...196!
B
ser
3% a series D
21
90
Feb.
21
Jan.
17
12% Jan.
Feb.
90
90
20
Sale
Sale
16%
46%
49%
Sale"
72
llnterboro R T 1st 5c ref 5s.....196'
..193,
....193.
A
VI
<
«•
♦Certificates of deposit.....
Interlake Iron
deb 4s...... 1947
cony
Sale
104%
48
A
O
VI
!-
55
Sale
17%
51%
8
Jan.
8
42
3
87
Feb.
21
13% Jan.
20
90
5 100% Jan.
48
Sale
Sale
Sale
56%
54%
Sale
53
"75""
r
80
Feb.
50
Feb.
48
Jan.
7
17
Feb.
20
Feb.
17
16
Jan.
5
23
50
19
18
Sale
25
5
55% Feb. 23
51% Jan. 17
Feb.
Feb.
58% Feb.
28
5
58% Feb. 28
55
Feb.
18
49% Jan.
49
Jan.
6
55
Feb.
81
Feb.
24
72
Jan.
3
81
3 100% Feb.
9
100
Jan.
Jan.
105% Feb. 24
55% Feb. 23
104% Feb.
47% Feb.
Sale
Sale
47
♦Certificates of deposit........
♦♦10-year 4% notes
♦♦10-year 7% notes
99%
105%
52%
100
...
49
46% Jan.
107% Feb. 24
102
104
::::: "§6%
J
43% Feb. 11
40% Feb. 17
107% Feb. 24
36% Feb.
33% Feb.
Feb.
107
Sale
Indianapolis Union Ry—
148,000
10
53%
35%
J«*
12
41
50%
0
195.
93% Jan.
7
YIN
Lou I st DIt 5c Tor g 3%«
17
Jan.
Sale
60
"37%
Jan.
88
M N
Sale
17
98
17
195'
■44"
Jan.
Feb.
"93""
Sale
62%
A
Jan.
Jan.
19a
Coll tr g 4s
17
56
3
27 109
2
98
195.'
167",600
82,000
407,000
Feb.
18% Jan.
106% Jan.
99
93
93
1955
51
4 101% Feb. 25
3
4 30% Jan.
5 120% Jan. 10
92%
99
99
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
99% Jan.
21% Feb.
119% Feb.
95
99
103
195
........
Purchased lines 1st 3%a
Ask,
Sale Prices
I Sole Prices
1 101% Feb. 25
100% 101% 99% Feb.
4
23% Feb. 24
21% Feb.
22% Sale
5 119% Feb. 15
119% Feb.
120%
55
Feb. 10
51
Feb.
53% Sale
22
Feb. 10
Sale
18% Feb.
109
Feb. 10
107% Feb.
108% Sale
Sale
22
18%
107% 108%
O
sterling—........ 195
195';
Collateral trust gold 4s...
Extended 1st g SHI*.—
99%
Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
!
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
Sale
J
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
1938
n. y. stock exchange
Refunding 4s_—
1
Jan. 3
Illinois Central 1st 5 4s......... 195'
18,000
128,000
JAN.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
BONDS
February
25
EXCHANGE—BONDS
50
73% Feb.
16
100% Jan.
103% Jan.
31 105% Jan.
47% Feb.
4
Jan.
13
18
Feb.
24
19 100% Jan.
22
19% Feb.
11
Jan.
10
Int Agrl
5,000
77,000
174,000
21.000
42.000
242,000
77,000
79,000
145,000
3,000
14,000
265,000
769,000
449,000
Corp 1st 5c coll tr 5s—
Stamped extended to
194,
...1952
{♦Internet Gt Nor 1st 6s A
♦AdJ mtga 6s series A.July 1 195.
100% 100%
J
J
A
O
17
195<
♦1st gold 5s series C
195<
Internet Hydro El deb 6s.......1944
s
Sale
19
5%
16%
♦1st mtge gold 5s series B
Int Merc Marine 1st
Sale
28
17
42
1947
86%
Sale
53%
Sale
70
Sale
" "
68%
Refunding 6s series A
..1955
Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B...1972
First Hen 5c ref 6 Vis
Sale
5
28
19%
4%
15%
15%
65%
46%
&
79
62%
Sale
86%
Sale
78
Sale
80%
89%
85
Sale
80%
Sale
18%
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
19% Feb. 11
5% Feb. 25
17
Feb.
3
18
Feb.
14
15
Jan.
18*
16%
59%
38%
85%
76%
80%
89%
83
Sale
Sale
16
17
Sale
17
40
17% Feb.
4% Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
18
Feb.
2
15
Jan.
19
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
16
66%
46%
87%
79%
80%
91%
4
4
10
3
80%
86
57%
Sale
55
Sale
52
Feb.
4
Sale
88
Sale
58%
87%
Sale
89
Sale
84% Feb.
9
61
Sale
57 %
Sale
62
Sale
56
95
.1047
(nternat T 5c T deb g 4 %•
1952
Conrertlble debenture 4%a.„-193'
Deb gold 5s
102% 100% 100% 100% Feb.
4%
15%
1941
f 6s
Intern Paper cony 5s series A
100
1955
94
90
1
4% Feb.
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
Jan.
12
28
59% Feb.
38% Feb.
Jan.
5
28
84
Jan.
28
70
Jan.
94% Jan.
83% Jan.
18
26
3
8
58% Feb. 25
88% Feb. 26
62% Feb. 25
Feb.
3
2% Feb.
15
3
Feb.
23
Feb.
28
72
Feb.
2
8
80% Jan.
87% Jan.
82
Jan.
94
Jan.
7
52
59% Jan.
14
90
Jant
14
63% Jan.
14
Feb.
84% Feb.
56
Feb.
{Iowa Central Ry—
7,000
1951
♦1st Ac ref 4s
S
M
M
Kanawha Ac Mich 1st gu g 4s.....1990
A
1
{♦♦K C Ft S 5c M ref g 4s
♦Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)
1936
A
<
Kan City South 1st g 3s....
1950
3,000
26,000
5,000
Kansas Gas 5c El ist mtge
♦Karstadt
A
4%a.„1980
w w
stpd (par $645) .....1943
stpd (par $925)
1943
(par $92f)_...1943
Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s....1946
slooo
<
I
I
M
v
!
.1997
Purchase money 6s
....
Kings Co Elerated 1st g 4s
2.000
!
M
.
Feb.
24
29% Feb. 10
27% Feb. 26
24% Jan.
4
23
Jan.
5
11
65% Jan.
64% Feb. 23
Feb. 21
3 106% Feb. 28
Feb.
31
3
104% Jan.
27
Feb.
3
"64%
Sale
108
Sale
106% Feb.
104
37
18
104% 106%
37
47%
Sale
47%
16%
55
4
1
70
Feb.
1 108%
104
Feb.
47%
41
Feb.
19% Feb. 24
24% Feb. 19
16
41
Feb.
16
27
23
30
25
20% Feb. 24
24% Feb. 19
25
85%
108%
Sale
98%
21
85
82%
100
83%
90
Feb.
83
3
84% Feb.
21
96
98
104
41
Jan. 24
Feb. 16
17
12
Feb.
24
90
29%
27%
71%
64%
108%
106%
41
Feb.
10
Feb.
26
Jan.
13
23
Feb.
Jan.
4
Feb.
28
Feb.
16
14% Jan.
23% Jan.
10
13
20% Feb. 24
24% Feb. 19
Jan.
17
27
82% Jan.
25
84% Feb.
17
21
3 108% Jan.
3
108% Jan.
107
-
98%
.....
55
5
78% Jan.
98% Jan.
27
17
23
27
82%
A
«
75
J
J
101.666
115.000
Kresge Foundation coll trust 4s. 1945 J
1947 F
107%
u
83%
108
104%
I
98
N
J
A
III" "97""
Jan.
i
97%
101
100% 101
98%
99
85%
86%
71
99%
151%
151%
151%
.1949 F
3J^s collateral trust notes
5
90
16
Sale
37
14%
91% Feb.
90
Jan,
3
95
.1954
1st 5t ref 6 %■
69
28
16
24% Feb.
24% Feb.
65% Feb.
29%
27%
Feb.
24
24
Sale
:::::
.1954
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
28%
25%
61
15
Feb.
5
Feb.
90
2% Feb.
95% Feb.
91% Feb.
94%
106%
98
Kinney (G R) 5%s extended to.. 1941 J
Koppers Co 4s series A...........1951 M
57.000
56
93%
61
78
Sale
.1961
Plain...
*6,006
65%
Sale
61
23
1
M N
4% a unguaranteed............1961
Kings County Elec Lt 5c Pow—
2,000
70
28
22
2%
62
58%
108% 108%
105% 105%
1961
............
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
69%
Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s.....1987 J
Kentucky & Ind Term 1st 4%a„„1961:J
Stamped.......
94
92%
27
w w
♦Ctfs
Sale
91
♦With warrants
"
97
25
(R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s...194?
♦Ctfs
P
Apr 111950 I
1960 1
Ref Ac Imp 5s
Kan City Term 1st 4s
73%
79
7,000 Tames Franklin 8c Clearf 1st 4s._195«
90,000 Jones 5c Laughlin St'l 1st M 4%a_1961
1,000
37,000
11,000
67,000
286,000
208,000
50,000
3
2%
2%
80
75
Feb.
153
15 155
Feb.
23
Feb.
19
Feb.
11
155
Feb.
78
Jan.
23
11
Feb.
100% Jan.
103% Jan.
6
17
100% Jan.
98% Jan.
86% Jan.
Jan.
22
26 100% Jan.
4
92
Jan.
31
153
71
80
97% Sale
97% Feb. 19 97%
101
103%
99% 103% 101
Feb. 11 102
98
98
99%
99%
101% Sale
102% 102% 101% Feb. 21 102%
99
Sale
100
Sale
99
Feb.
1 100%
91%
92
91% Sale
90% Feb.
3 91%
Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
97% Feb.
101
5 103
14
{Kreuger 8c Toll class A
94.000
118.000
104.000
39,000
16,000
♦5s
Uniform
ctfs of deposit....1959 M
Coll 5c ref
Col
Ac
6)4* series C
ref
g
5H*
ser
S
28
28%
1939
.....
85
1953
Laclede Gas Lt ref ext 5s
57
88
Sale
57%
49%
49%
Sale
53%
62
.1960
D__
.194?
Coll tr 6s series A
....
.1942
Collateral trust 6s series B
31
30%
31%
87
88
85
5s 1937 extended at
174,000
40,000
5,000
1,000
2.000
95%
102
31 9175
Coal Ac NaT 4Hs ser A....1954
sink fund 4Hs ser C__._..1954
.1965
5c New Eng RR 4s A
.1945
Ac N Y 1st gu g 4s
.1944
Valley Coal 5s
Cons
Lehigh
Lehigh
30%
73
66%
31
.1954
.1964
31
First Ac ref sinking hind 5s.....1974
22
15.000
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s.....1954
20,000
Leh V (N
410,000
196,000
55,000
1st Ac refunding 5s
♦Secured
Gen
....
cons
71%
6% gold notes.......1938
62
......
29%
31%
38%
.3003
18,000
36,000
75,000
21,000
16",000
6,000
43,000
40.000
112,000
8.000
286.000
Gen consol 5s
.....
.1965
Lex At East 1st gu 5s
Liggett Ac Myers Tobacco 7s
1944
1951
5s
A
F
Liquid Carbonic 4s conr debs... 1947
Little Miami gen 4s series A ....1962
Loew's Inc s f deb 3%a
1946
Lombard Klee 7s series A........1952
J
4s............1938
...1949
Guar ref gold 4s............ ..1949
48 stamped
...1949
Lortllard (P) Co deb 7s
1944
Long Island gen g
Unified gold 4s
83
94
Sale
29%
56%
40
Sale
35
82%
Sale
Sale
12
13
25
Feb.
Feb.
16
58% Feb. 26
55
Feb.
60
Jan.
12
49
52
48
Feb.
10
52
Feb.
4
48
Feb.
53% Jan.
17
49
62
89
Feb.
16
89
Jan.
90% Jan.
95% Jan.
4
13
59
Feb.
M
N
F
A
J
C
a
<
I
1:
%A
M
Sale
64
i
100%
83%
85%
93
Jan.
27 102
29% Feb.
55% Feb.
55% Feb.
2
31% Feb. 26
58% Feb. 21
56% Feb. 28
29
Jan.
14
26
92
Feb.
66
Jan.
65
Sale
95% Jan.
&
Sale
27%
30
23
34%
Feb.
Feb. 26
92
41%
94
Feb.
40
Feb.
99% Feb. 28
7
40% Feb.
30
Feb.
27% Feb.
27% Feb. 16 27% Feb.
3100
Feb.
99
Feb.
99%
Sale
58
Sale
50
57
55
46%
23%
25%
30%
Sale
48
54
45
23
Sale
Jan.
3
32% Jan.
10
7
17
12
1
55% Feb.
55% Feb. 14
71
65
Jan.
Jan.
26
95
Jan.
Sale
Sale
29
76
10
Jan.
100
Jan.
11
21
62
Jan.
3
45
Feb.
3
8
32
Feb.
14
29
7 115
Feb.
28
ll3%"Feb'.""7
130% Feb.
19
Jan.
129% Jan. 18 131
3 126
Jan.
122% Feb.
104% Jan. 26 106% Jan.
4
58
Feb.
50% Feb. 23
7
W*
32
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3
40
21% Jan.
23
12
40
55
Feb.
25%
31
5
Jan.
39% Jan.
1
4
Sale
16
99% Feb. 28
45
31% Jan.
27% Feb.
27% Feb.
50% Feb. 23
25% Feb. 25
26% Feb. 25
23
Sale
28
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
22% Feb.
23% Feb.
Jan.
12
70%
74%
115
1
14
92
13
44%
Sale
30
115
Sale
113% Feb.
129%
Sale
129% Feb.
122% Feb.
104% Feb.
124
Sale
123
Sale
105%
Sale
105%
Sale
98%
61%
Sale
124
Feb.
1
106
Feb.
2
118
Jan"~4
5
19
11
108%
Sale
62%
Sale
100% Feb.
85
Feb.
91%
86
Feb.
89
86
88%
86
Feb.
88%
86% Sale
Feb.
Sale
128% 129% 127
Sale
115% Feb.
116% 118
68% Feb.
Sale
77% Sale
100%,
85
86
84
129
127"
1951 F
Louisiana Ac Ark 1st 5s aeries A..1969 I
A
120
122
120
i
72
86%
68%
Sale
98% Feb.
61
Feb.
16
99% Feb.\\ 1
"91%
96% Jan.
3
Feb.
23
100%, Feb.
61
Feb.
7
75
63
73
75
100%
S:*le
97% Feb. 24
99%
30
127
-
1
95
40
"86""
87
56%
Sale
-QQ" 101
•
59
Sale
129% 130
104% 106
107%
y?*
96% Sale
16
Feb.
Sale
94
112 %
124
D
Feb.
94
93%
97%
40
Sale
22
89
Sale
89
...
91%
59%
A
30.
Sale
56
«»
25
Feb.
Sale
A
For footnotes, see page
31% Jan.
56
95
95%
M
5s
6
55
62
130% 132
.2003
Long Dock Co 3 %a ext to.......1950
142,666
Jan.
Jan.
60
58
Sale
Sale
84%
117% 124
.3003
4%a
Leh Vail Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s......1941
20", 000
62%
Sale
.1944
Y) 1st gu g 4%a
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
28
Sale
58%
52
80
95
94
1,000
12,000
4,000
99%
Sale
65
..........
1st Ac refunding 5s
95
29%
70%
♦1st mtge income reg—Dec
Lehigh
59,000
91
1941
Lake Shore 8c Mich Sou g 3H*-..1997
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
Lehigh
3
87% Feb. 24
90% Jan.
61% Jan.
.
'
1947
3% to
2d gold 5s
96". 600
30% Feb.
85
56
Sale
Lake Erie 8c Western RR—
1.000
16
Feb.
19
1
Sale
56
Fen.
30
86
30%
Jan.
12
10 100% Jan.
85
Feb.
14
87
Feb.
85
Feb.
23
86
Jan.
87% Feb. 25
128% Feb. 21
85
Jan.
127
Jan.
120
Feb.
1
79% Feb 26
115% Feb.
60% Jan.
99% Jan.
63% Jan.
19
18
Jan.
4
90
17
12
12
§§^ Jan. 12
6
88
24 128% Feb. 21
4 122% Jan. 17
26 79% Feb. 26
28 100% Jan.
14
Jan.
86
4
Jan.
26
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
Value
Price
BONDS
February
N. Y.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Jan. 3
STOCK EXCHANGE
1938
Feb. 1
$
Bid
Ask
67.000 Louisville Gas & Elec 3%s
1966 M S H03H Sale
43,000 Lou & Jeff Bridge gu g 4s......1945 M S 106 % 109%
Bid
Ask Bid
103
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Sale
Feb. 26
Sale
102% Feb.
2 104
Feb. 23 106% Feb.
106% 105
3
104
105% Sale
Ask
106
102% Feb.
2 104
105
Feb. 23 107
\
Feb.
26
Jan.
10
Jan.
3
5
Louisville & Nashville RR—
655,000
45,000
82,000
15,000
80,000
~3~666
Unified gold 4s
1st Ac ref 5s series B
1st Ac ref 4%a uerles C
1st & ref 4s ser D
1940
105
2003
100 H
2003
...2003
93
87 %
77 %
Paducah Ac Mem Dlv 4s
1946
1980
2003
1st Ac ref 3%s series E
3.000
Mob Ac Montg 1st g 4%a
.....1945
14,000
Soutb Ry Joint Monon 4s.....1952
24,000
Atl Knox Ac Gin dlv g 4s
1955
9.000 Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6 %j- 1944
♦{♦Manatt Sugar 1st
s
MN
F
X"
I12""
J
0
Sale
Sale
84 %
92%
111
89
55
40
40
99 %
Sale
91**
57
48
42%
♦Mex Internet 1st 4s asstd.
Jack L Ac S gold
1st gold 3
3%a
Sale
102%
6
2
1951
M
2%
20
87
1940 A
O
B1961 J
D
100%
..1971 J
{♦♦Mil At Nor 1st ext 4%s (1880)..1934 J
1st ext 4%s
1939 J
D
60
D
J
Con ext 4%a_
1939
1947 MS
J
{♦Mllw Ac State Line 1st guar 3%al941 I
{♦Minn Ac St Louis 5s ctfs
1934 MN
—
15,000 {♦Mil Spar At N W 1st gu 4s
♦1st Ac refund gold 4s
♦Ref Ac ext series 5s A..
1949 M
cons
5s
♦1st
cons
st
Chic Term
M
s
Cent
Ac
25
45
90
81
107%
80
Jan.
6
Jan.
11
Jan.
12
Feb.
17
3
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
Feb.
17
18 101% Feb.
28
29
25
100% Feb. 26
91% Jan. 13
17
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
19
6
41
24
17
22% Jan.
3
41% Feb. 10
32% Jan. 13
31% Jan. 13
Jan.
Jan.
6
85
Jan.
70
24
70
Jan.
6
24
76
Jan.
11
90
Feb.
16
84
Jan.
3
Feb.
72
J8»
90
88
90
85
80
70
80
55
Jan.
45
Jan.
4
6
99
"99"
25
85
45
5
4
2
41 % Feb.
32
Feb.
31
Feb.
10
5
4
25
"67""
87
90
Sale
Feb.
89% Feb.
96% Feb.
81
3
90
2 97
8 100
Feb. 16
Feb. 10
Feb. 28
96% Feb.
107% Jan.
101% Jan.
5% Jan.
15
100
100
100
>ft
102 % J an.
23%
16%
Sale
Sale
77
99
95
99
100
77
IVi
Sale
19%
Sale
97
8 100
Feb. 10
Feb. 28
5 108% Jan.
12 103% Feb.
21
14
8
6% Feb. 18
100
95
25
55
A*
"13"" Sale
1938
100
Feb.
99% Feb.
3
25
17% Feb.
101% Feb.
17 101
Feb.
9
8
1
60
"ill
6% Sale
3
2%
8
15% Feb.
Jan.
8 101
Jan.
10 103
Jan.
20
89% Jan.
87% Jan.
3
19% Jan.
15% Feb.
Jan.
100
Feb. 25 102
3 101% Jan.
99
Jan.
10
13
4
12
11
19
51
it*
5%
S
99% Jan.
97% Jan.
84% Jan.
28
3%
S
21
27
1949
1978
&
25
26
Sale
30
1946
P
4 101% Feb.
3 100% Feb.
86
Feb.
55
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 16
28
28%
♦1st Ac ref 6s series A......
8t
107% Feb. 16
z98% Feb. 17
Feb.
78
30
29
♦15-year g 5 Hs..
♦1st ref 5 Ha aeries B
{H
4
29
Jan.
93% Feb. 28
111% Feb. 10 112
1
80
74% Feb.
106% Jan. 28 111%
98
Jan. 12
98%
Sale
5s gtd as to Int..... .1938
...
17
17
Feb.
Feb.
...1962
♦1st
Feb.
41
163,000 {♦M St P Ac S S M 4s stpd guar...1938
37.000
83,000
19,000
18,000
67,000
1
20
40%
40%
15%
ser
Feb.
Feb.
102%
85%
8*
4^1 series C
26 105
8 102
28
70
44
16
103
J
8,000 {♦Midland of N J 1st ext As
197,000 Mllw EIRy Ac Lt 1st At ref 5s
117,000
1st mtge gold 5s
Feb.
Jan.
100
89
1979 J
Ref Ac Imp
Feb.
85% Feb.
83
75
40
40
85
89%
97% 100
96%
S
..—1952 MN
106% 111
78
Feb.
2 108% Feb. 23
108% Sale 108% Sale 108
8
102% 104
102% 104
102% Feb. 25 103% Feb.
6
6%
6
Feb.
3
6%
6%
6% Feb. 18
2%
5%
2%
2%
2%
108
101
l8
80
111% Feb. 10
"72~"
8
♦4s (Sept 1914 coupon on)
1977 M S
♦Mlag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
1956 J D
Michigan Central-Detroit At Bay
J
City Air Line 4s
...1940 J
82
76%
Sale
98%
0
1977 M S
12%
25
5%
23
Feb. 23
Feb.
95
43
70
30
38
IS*
70
A
Feb.
Feb.
90
80
98
78
100% 100% 101% 100
98
98% Sale 100% Sale
85% 86
84%
54
60
49
55
52%
70
75,000 Metropolitan Edison 4^« ser D..1968 M
32,000 Met Water, Sewer Ac Drain 5% a—1950
A
6,000 ♦{♦Met West Side Elev (Chic) 4s.l938 F
Sale
78
77
100
85
66H
87
80
101% Jan.
105% Jan.
--K--
72
84 %
Feb.
93
99
22,000 Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 6s
1947 A C
44,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1940 Q J
47,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants
1945 MN
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
72
J
83
77
111%
74%
106%
98%
1959 M N
1st ext 4s
Feb.
85% Feb.
85
111%
74% Sale
105% 113
28%
25%
{♦Man G B At NW 1st gu 3%a. —1941 1
80%
98
99
99
95
90
87
1
103% Feb.
97% Feb. 24
93% Feb. 28
102% Feb.
107
1939 M N
Manila El Ry Ac Lt 1st 5s
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s
15.000
16,000
90
77
25
233
22 % Sale
12%
2013 J D
1953 M S
♦2d 4s
~2~, 006
83
ill
A
1942 A O
f7H>
vCertificates of deposit.......
115,000 {♦Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4S..1990
33,000
♦Certificates of deposit
90
80%
96
M S
J
43,000 McCrory Stores Corp s f deb 5s__1951 M N
136,000 McKesson A Robblns deb 5%a
1950 M N
21,000 Maine Central RR 4s series A
1945 J D
5.000
Gen mtge 4%a series A
1960 J D
~8~666
Sale
Sale
103% Sale 103
97% 97% Sale
85% Sale
93% Sale
107 H
St Louie Dlv 2d gold 3s
Sale
67
8
13%
Sale
4%
71%
60
1
"26"""Feb."23
Feb. 28
Feb. 10
4
Feb.
3
Feb.
4
Feb.
2
Feb.
4% Feb. 15
15
3% Feb.
6% Feb. 28
2% Feb.
3
3% Feb.
4
L4
Feb. 16
8% Feb. 17
14% Feb. 18
17% Feb.
6%
2%
3%
9%
6%
10
62
Feb.
28
1
Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
7
60
20
Jan.
15% Jan.
5% Jan.
2% Jan.
21
Jan.
31
3
3
Jan.
4
Feb. 23
6% Feb. 28
Jan. 11
3
3% Feb.
4
Feb.
16
8% Jan.
5
14
6 —Jan.
6
9% Jan.
3% Jan.
3% Feb.
12
6
15
8% Feb. 17
14% Feb. 18
5% Jan.
4
5% Jan.
3
60% Jan.
10
67
Feb. 26
Term
1941 MN
f 4s
66,000 {♦Mlssoori-Illlnols RR 6s
139,000 Mo Kan At Tex 1st g 4s
A...1959 J
J
1990 J
D
Prior lien 5s series A......
1962 J
J
40-year 4s series B
1962 J
J
40
Pr Hen mtge 4Ha ser D
1978 J
J
38%
1967 A
O
77,000
13,000
231,000
517,000
79,000
236,000
29,000
♦1st Ac refund 5s series A.....1965 F
S
314,000
219,000
5,000
339,000
28,000
♦Convertible gold 5 Ha
♦1st ref gold 5s series H
♦Certificates of deposit
ser
34
67
47
68%
Sale
Sale
28
Feb.
3
63
54% Feb.
3
Sale
48
Sale
Sale
42
40%
39%
21%
42%
45%
Sale
40% Feb.
34% Feb.
4
24
Sale
29% Sale
56% Sale
28%
Feb.
3
Jan. 27
30% Feb. 23
65% Feb. 17
28
48% Feb. 24
42% Feb. 24
37% Jan.
53
34% Jan.
8
67
4
Jan.
Mlssour-Kansas-Tszas RR—
245,000
101,000
14,000
153,000
♦Cum adjust 5s series A
Jan
45% Sale
23
Sale
49
Sale
41
35
37
19%
Sale
3
2
3
45
22
Feb. 26
Feb. 23
Feb.
7
25%
Feb.
Feb. 26
23
7% Feb. 23
40
19
Feb.
Feb.
21
31
Jan.
Jan.
25
25
48% Feb. 24
42% Feb. 24
25
45
18 % J an.
26
23% Jan.
12
19% Jan.
19
Feb.
26
Jan.
26
&
23
Feb.
26
6% Jan.
19% Jan.
8
4
35
Feb. 26
{♦Missouri Pacific RR Co—
♦Certificates of deposit
......1975 MS
♦General 4s
♦Certificates of deposit....
♦
1978 MN
1st Ac ref g 5s ser G...
♦Certificates of deposit
♦1st At ret 5s
ser
7%
Sale
19
Sale
6
% Sale
Sale
24
Sale
22
19% Sale
22% Sale
17%
18% Sale
18
5%
A
19%
1980 A
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
22% Sale
18
1981 UN
I
July 193S
{♦Mobile Ac Ohio gen gold 4s
♦Montgomery Dlv 1st g 5s
20%
19
...
j
xv38 M S
1947 F
A
72,000
11,000
♦Refunding At Improv't 4Ha —1977 M
♦Sec 5% notes
....1938 M
18,666
1991 M S
Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A..1960 M N
S
S
Mohawk Ar Mai 1st gu g 4s
21%
Sale"
21
Sale
18%
68%
75
17% Sale
12%
16%
12%
17
.....
107
22%
23% Sale
22%
5%
6
---
24
Sale
22%
88
j
18% Feb.
22%
Sale
6%
26% Sale
1949 MO
♦Certificates of deposit
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%
18
22% Sale
18
1977 M N
♦1st At ref 6s series F
20% Sale
78
Sale
.....
24
Sale
22% Sale
88
68%
75
4
6% Feb.
20
Feb.
3
18% Feb.
4
Feb.
3
20
9
20% Feb.
4
4% Feb.
4
20% Feb.
23
Feb. 26
4
20% Feb.
9
20% Feb.
1st mtge 4 Ha
68 debentures
1960
92
1965
Montana Power 1st Ac ref 3%a
90
100
1966
Mont Tram 1st Ac ref 5s series A. .1941
General At refunding 5s A.—.1955
Gen At ref 5s series B
...1955
Gen At ref s f 4Hs ser C
—..1955
Gen Ac ref
s
f 5s
ser
79
2000
1955 MN
1955 MN
1947 MN
1941 MN
Mutual Union Tel 5s
Nashville Chat Ac St L 1st 4s A..1978 F
Nassau Elec guar gold 4s stpd
1951 J
Sale
100%
77%
82%
75%
71% Sale
60
Sale
49% Sale
A
J
National Acme 4 Ha extended
1946 J D
National Dairy Prod deb 3%a w w *51 M N
Nat Distillers Products deb 4Ha-1945 M N
16
19%
13
16,000
e
8,000
35,666
14
14
Sale
14%
70
13
58
102
104
104
14""Feb. 26
13% Feb. 23
Feb.
3 104% Feb. 21
102% 102% Sale 101% Feb.
92
94
90
92% 92
Feb.
91
Sale
91
Sale
90% Feb.
100% Sale 100% Sale 100% Feb.
78
73% Sale
73
Feb.
79
73% 79
102% Feb. 25
92
Feb.
7
113% 114%
65% 71%
22%
24
97% 100%
99% Sale
105
Sale
73%
61
57
51
297,000
"2",000
113% 114
Sale
63
65
56
14%
62
107
"ll% Feb.
102
66%
Sale
22%
Sale
63%
67
24% Sale
97
100
97
Sale
99
103
Sale
"2".66O
4
ifjJ*
1%
91% Feb.
101
2
Feb. 23
73% Feb.
1
100
100% Sale
104% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
66% Feb. 26
1
58
17
Feb.
5
53% Feb.
3
4
19 113% Feb.
1
67
63
Feb.
1
28
22% Feb.
96% Feb. 15 97%
8 100%
98% Feb.
1 105%
103
Feb.
4
17
Feb.
4
Feb. 28
Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
J
warr Ac rets No 4 on... 1926 J
♦4s April 1914 coupon on
...1951 A O
♦4s April 1914 coupon off
1951 A O
♦Assent warr At rets No 4 on. 1951
Nat Steel 1st coll mtge s f 4s.....1965 j'iS
{♦Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
D
2%
1%
1%
1%
For footnotes, see page 30.
1945 J
J
J
2%
——
2%
107
Sale
117
20
119%
1954 M N
Newark Con so) Gas 5s...
♦Cons guar 4s..
5
Jan.
10
25%
Feb.
25
23
Feb.
26
26
18
Jan.
25
19%
18%
4%
19%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
4
25%
Feb.
3
23
Feb.
23
Feb. 26
19% Jan.
18% Jan.
4
26
6% Jan.
11
25%
Feb.
26
23
Feb.
4
25%
Feb.
26
26
3
23
Feb.
26
21% Jan.
14% Jan.
14% Jan.
12
11
8
3
Jan.
Jan.
27
29
11% Jan.
26
17
11
102
Jan.
22 107% Jan.
101% Feb. 14 104
90
Jan.
5 94%
88% Jan.
7 92%
99% Jan. 12 101
73% Jan. 31 73%
Jan.
5
20
Jan.
Jan.
18
15
Feb.
23
Feb.
1
80
25%
56% Jan.
54% Jan.
27
27
48
Jan.
24
Jan.
29
113
61
71% Jan.
62
3
Jan.
19
55% Jan.
Feb. 19 113% Jan.
15
19
68
Jan.
5
Feb. 17
22% Jan.
5 28
96% Feb. 15 97% Feb.
4
101
Jan. 19
98% Feb.
8
103
Jan.
24 106
Jan.
6
13
4
1%
2%
1%
2%
2% Sale
2% Sale
2
2%
2%
3
Sale
2%
2%
3
Sale
1% Feb. 18
2% Feb. 23
2% Feb. 28
2% Feb. 23
1% Feb. 18
2% Feb. 23
10
2% Feb. 28
1% Feb.
1% Feb. 23
1% Feb. 15
3% Feb. 28
1% Feb. 15
1% Feb. 23
15
1% Feb
1% Feb.
4% a—
♦Assent
"2%
61
56
51% Sale
50
112% 114% 113
1%
1%
J
...
1948 J
{♦New England RR cons 5s guarl945 J
18
80
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
...
38",000
26
11% Feb.
J
♦Assent warr Ac rets No 4 on. 1957
♦4s AprU 1914 coupon on
..1977 AO
♦4s April 1914 coupon off
...1977 A O
♦Assent warr Ac rets No 5 on. 1977
Nat RR of Mex prior Hen
102,000
1,000
Feb.
14
11
11
National
Rys of Mexico—
♦4%s Jan 1914 coupon on. ..1957 J
♦4%s July 1914 coupon on ..1957 J
♦4Hs July 1914 coupon off —1957 J
23
Feb.
—...
1955
D
95,000 Morris Ac Essex 1st gu 3 H»
38,000
Constr M 5s ser A
98,000
Constr M 4Ha ser B
6,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
17,000
19,000
4,000
510,000
209,000
102% Sale
25
Feb. 26
23
25% Feb. 26
Feb. 26
23
Feb. 26
6
25% Feb. 26
Feb. 26
23
25% Feb. 26
25%
88
74%
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv—
133,000
11,000
160,000
34,000
10,000
3
26
1%
1%
1%
1%
104%
Sale
80
65
116
I.
1%
1%
2%
107
30
Sale
107
116% Feb.
39% "25" ""Feb".
Sale
"47%
33
29%
"49%
"25%
23
2% Feb. 28
0x8
3%
Feb. 28
1% Feb.
15
16
1% Feb.
104% Jan.
2% Feb. 28
31 107% Jan.
5
116% Feb.
116% Feb.
116% Feb.
3
29% Feb.
"25" "Feb".
"29% Feb".
23
Feb.
19
68
119%
52
2% Feb. 28
1% Feb.
104% Feb.
10
Feb. 28
Feb.
March, 1938]
Sales in
BONDS
February '
Value
N. Y. STOCK
12,000
43.000
45,660
24,000
8,000
147,000
60,000
40,000
19,000
8,000
3,000
1,000
19,000
30,000
7,000
1,000
N«w England T Ac T W-yr
A
1952 J D
lat a 4 34* series B
.......1961 UN
N J Junction RR gu lat 4a......1986 F A
N J Pow & Light lat 4)4*..
1969
Ask
12234 12354
121
Sale
107
10734
57
N O Ac N'eastern ref 4 34* series
45
97
A.1952
New Orleans T S lat Ac ref 5a A...1952 A O
1st & ref 5s series B...........1955 J D
guar...l953
1935
.............1954
♦Certificates of deposit.........
♦1st mtge gold 5a aeries G.....1956 F A
♦1st 4Hs series D...
—.1956 F A
♦First 51{s series A...........1954 A O
♦Certificates of deposit.......
Npt Ik Cln B pen gu g 4Ha .....1945 J
J
—
40
—
—
—
76
—
51
34
33
"3134
36
54
3434
"3134
49
33
45
78
10634
95
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
1
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
3734
4234
Sale
90
63
30
92
35
3234
Sale
42
"it*
ii*
65
34
36
38
3734
&
36
36
Feb.
1124
107)4 Feb.
2
41*
Feb.
Feb.
1
9
8854 Feb.
8934 Feb.
5754 Feb.
92
Feb. 26
29
Feb.
35
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
31
36
32
35
40
31
35
Feb.
Feb.
II*
32
Feb. 25
Jan. 31
10634 Feb. 15 108
6
60
Jan.
6434 Jan. 27
40
Feb.
7
8854 Feb. 7
8934 Jan. 31
50
26
24
52
Jan.
28
Jan.
24
7
18
15
30
31
Jan.
28
76
31
36
Feb. 15
32
14
3434 Jan.
2834 Jan.
32
Feb.
17
3534 Feb. 21
11034 Feb. 17
32
11034
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
8
4
5
24
18
15
17
25
17
21
Jan.
k.8
Jan.
3
Jan.
9834 Jan.
37
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12234 Jan. 31 12434 Jan. 27
12034 Jan.
8 12234 Feb. 10
3354 Feb. 25
3134 Feb.
3334 Feb.
11034 Feb.
11034
Feb. 25
4 12234 Feb. 10
10634 Feb.
60
60
92
116""
11034
Highest
121
Sale
34
3034
3334 Sale
4034
3534 Sale
1
12334 12534 12334 Feb.
55
42
3054
108
Sale
45
Sale
Ask
30
91
91
60
Sale
9634 Sale
—
Ask Bid
1.2334 Sale
12034
107""
Lowest
Feb. 28
"95""
65
52
{♦♦N O Tex & Mex Income 5s
♦First 5s series B
Bid
95
New Orleans Great Nor 5s aer A.. 1983
New Orleans Term 1st 4s
Feb. 1
1938
Bid
%
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
Jan. 3
I?
■5*
H. Y. STOCK EZCHANQS
27
EXCHANGE—BONDS
13
27
37
31
Feb. 17 3534
Feb. 17 11134
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
New York Central RR—
193,000
159,000
271,000
398,000
210,000
133,000
36,000
338,000
66,000
15.000
Consol 4s series A........... .1998 FA
82
10-year 354* secured a f...... .1946 AO
Ref At Inapt 4 Ha series A..... .2913 A O
91 VH
Sale
6454
7334
8234
Sale
Sale
Feb.
1
Sale
7234 Feb.
3
8734 Sale
8934 Sale
5434 Sale
8934 Sale
9134' Sale
8734 Feb.
Sale
53
77
7634 Sale
7334
75
76
Sale
Sale
74
.1997
J
Debenture 4s of 1912...........1942
J
9334
9434
9534
9634
6434 Sale
8134
8554
75
8554
A......,2913 A O
Lake Shore coll g 3 Hs........ 1998 F A
1998 F A
Mich Cent coil g 314s.
Ref A impt. 4)4* aeries
..—..
58
Sale
75
60
88
3
1
Feb.
7
Feb.
4
Feb. 26
7634 Feb. 15
71
85
62
Febk 23
65
71
83
...
Sale
82
74
O
NTCftHRg mtge 3)4*
58
4
5334 Feb.
.1952 MN
.2913 A
—
I4* IfH
Sale
Sale
7134 Feb.
Sale
Sale
55
60
Ret 8c Inapt 5s series C
Con? secured 334a
7434
3434
82
Feb.
2
82
Feb.
18
51
Jan. 25
Feb. 23
Jan. 28
6734 Feb. 23
7734 Feb. 24
58
Jan.
28
9134 Jan.
5
6554 Jan. 11
73
Jan. 11
71
Jan.
28
84
Jan.
9454
9834
6534
8254
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
Jan. 11
Jan. 17
84
Jan.
11
Jan.
3
3
9134 Feb. 11
9134 Feb. 28
6134 Feb. 18
8534 Jan. 28
88
Feb.
7
5134 Jan. 28
10
Feb.
10
Feb.
10
60
52
Feb. 15
50
Feb. 25
6434 Feb. 15
79
Feb. 28
43
Jan.
19
74
62
57
Jan.
24
77
Jan.
7734 Feb. 19
90
Jan.
3
3
8754 Feb. 16
73H.Feb. 10
79
74
83
9534 Jan.
6
Feb. 26
7334 Feb. 10
76
New York Chicago & St Louis—
251,000
415,000
113,000
Refunding 6)4* aeries A...... 1974 A O
Refunding 4)4* series G...... 1978 M S
3-year 6s.._..........._.Octl 1938 A O
1946 F A
4s collateral trust
29.000
1947 A O
1st mtge 334* extended to
59,000
176,000 N Y Connecting 1st gu 4)4* A... 1953
1st gtd 5s series B.._......... 1953
7,000
11,000 N Y Dock 1st gold 4a.............1951
.1938
Serial 5s g notes....
156,000
Certificates of deposit.
38,000
ll965 A O
114,000 N Y Edison 334a series D
.1966 A O
1st lien & ref 334* series £..._.
64,000
........
......
.....
74
62
Sale
77
Sale
90
Sale
10754 10834
10934
4834 Sale
46
4734
104
10534
II*
90
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Sale
45
58
Feb.
Feb.
5634
47
5834
79
Sale
85
7834
"8334
52
6034 Sale
Sale
4634 Sale
Sale
60
53
Sale
Sale
Sale
10634
10634 Sale
49
52
103
103
49
Sale
Sale
4654 59
47
5634
10334 10434
10334 Sale 10334
123
12334
60
Sale
122 H
43
.
m
7734 Feb.
85
104
Feb.
Feb.
10634 Feb.
10534 Feb.
4634 Feb.
44
15
10634 Feb. 28
55
Feb.
Feb. 26
6234 Feb. 28
5834 Feb. 28
Sale
4334 Feb.
Sale
10334 Feb.
10434 10334 Feb.
10434 Feb.
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
26
Jan.
Jan.
7
27 108
4
1 10934 Jan.
Feb. 26
55
3
4
44
Feb.
6234 Feb. 28
9
5834 Feb. 28
4334 Feb.
10254 Jan. 29 10454 Jan. 19
104
10534 Feb.
4634 Feb.
10434 Feb. 24
103
Jan.
3 10434 Feb. 24
12434 Feb. 28
11434 Feb. 28
122
Jan.
28 12434 Feb. 28
N Y 8c Erie—See Erie RR.
43,000
45,000
.1948 J D
M Y Gas El Lt Ht k Pow 5a.
.1949 F A
Purchase money coll tr g 4a...
♦N Y & Greenwood Lake 5s
15,000 N Y
6,000 N Y
....
.1946 MN
.2999 M N
8c Harlem g 3Ha
Lack 8c Western 4a ser A... .1973 MN
11354 11454
84
...
10234
..
—
—
—
—
102
65
93 U
100
.....
M
S
{♦N Y & N Eng (Boat Term) 4s.. .1939
A
O
Non-con* debenture 4a..... .1947 M
"99"" 166)4
8
9234
.....
.....
95
9734
Feb.
11354 Feb.
11334 Jan.
4 11454 Jan.
17
40
102
75
90
101
64
Feb.
16 102
70
Feb. 24
Feb. 16
Feb. 25
101
64
93
Feb. 16 103
80
Feb. 24
93
Jan. 22
Jan. 26
Jan.
5
Jan. 22
7934
9734
99
99
100
123
83
85
85
J
N Y A Long Branch gen 4a.... .1941
5834 22
10234 100
85
Guar 4H* series B........... .1973 N N
.1942 M N
N Y L E A W Goal A RR *34*
♦Dock A Impt lat 5s......... .1943 J
-
12334 12334 Sale
11434 Sale
11434 Sale
{♦N Y New Haven A Hartford-
9,000
6,000
19,000
25,000
41,000
25,000
151,000
29,000
38,000
144,000
12,000
106,000
24,000
♦
15
....
♦General 4s.
1634
22
33
934
....
........
.1955 J
22
9,000
17,000
52,000
102,000
86,000
"834
534
D
N Y A Queens El Lt A Pr 334*- .1965 MN
New York Railways Corp—
J
J Prior lien 6s stamped....... .1958 J
M Y Ac Rlcb Gas 1st 6s A........ .1951 M h
New York Steam 1st is ser A... .1947 M N
1st mortgage 5s.............. .1951 MN
1st mortgage
5s.............. .1956 MN
81,000 {♦♦N Y Susq A West 1st ref g 5s..1937 J J
♦♦Second gold 4Hs............1937 P A
9,000
♦General gold 5s..............1949 F A
11,000
♦Terminal 1st gold 6s. .........1943 M N
39,000
.1939 MN
122,000 N Y Tel 1st A gem f4Ks
Ref mtge 334s series B.........1967 J
J
139,000
12,666
N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6a........1946 J
6s stamped....................1946
39~,666
1941 MN
♦{♦Norfolk A South 1st g 5s
Norfolk A West Rv 1st con g 4s—.1996 A O
155,000 North American Co deb 5s.——.1961
12,000
78,000
92,000
F
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5)4s ser B
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85,000 Niagara Falls Power 334*---.----.1966 M S
16,000 vlag Lock * Ont Pow 1st 5s A....1955 A O
95,000 Niagara Share (Mo) deb 534s.-.-.1959 MN
78,000 Nord Ryaextls f 634s...........1959 A O
87,000 ♦{♦Norfolk South 1st A rei 5s A..1961 FA
♦Certificates of deposit
68,000
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17
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1634
1634
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18
18
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♦Convertible debenture 3H*- .1956 J
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23
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104 *4 Jan.
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9 101
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Oct 1 1934 and sub coupons... 1945 A O
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70
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..
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1948
♦4s stamped.........
1943
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s......... 1965
1st mtge 4s................... .1967
...
258.666
158,000
131,000
161",000
70
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Ohio Indiana A West 5s...Apr 1 1938 Q-J
{Ohio Pub Service 7s series B... 1947 F A
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 334*...... 1966 J D
.1946 J D
4s debentures.....
81,000
40,000 Ontario Power N F lat 5s........ .1943 F A
15,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s..... .1945 MN
132,000 Oregon RR A Nav con g 4s..... 1946 J D
.........
4 000
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...
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1st guar cons 5s stamped...... ,1946 J
J 117*;
1,000
249.000 Ore-Wash RRANav 1st Aref 4s... .1961 J J
tOslo Gas A Elec extl s f g 5s.... ,1963 M S
6,000
1962 J
J
44,000 Otis Steel 1st mtge 434* A
1946 J D
1,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s..
,1964 J D 10934
166,000 Pacific Gas A El 4a ser G
1st A ref mtge 334* ser H...... .1961 J D 10534
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1st A ref mtge 334* ser I
1966 J D 10134
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....
70
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77
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♦Stamped as to sale of April 1 1933
to April 11937 ind- coupons. 1945
448,000 Northern Pacific prior Hen 4s— 1997
Gen lien ry A Id gt 3s
Jan 2947
262,000
Ref A Impt 434s Series A..... 2947
142,000
Ref A Impt 6s Series B....... 2947
628,000
Ref A Impt 5s Series G....... ,2947
37.000
Ref A Impt 5s Series D....... 2947
74,000
7,000 1 Northern Ry of Calif guar 5s... .1938
.1944
N'western Teleg 434s extended
70
10954 Feb.
I
24
26
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11 109^32 Jan. 11
31 10234 Feb. 28
24 10054 Jan. 25
3
4
10
11
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9
113
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110
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11634 Jan.
28 11834 Jan.
27 10654 Jan.
10
17
10
13
3
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Jan.
4
7434 Jan. 10
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50
45
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10054 Jan.
24 10234 Feb. 26
I
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1938
Pacific Tel Ac Tel
334«
Ask
Bid
Ask
Ask Bid
103
.1966
10234 Sale
103
103
109
103
100
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10034 101
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B
ser
Ref mtge 3^8 series C..
54,666
Paducab Ac Illinois lsf s
Panhandle Eastern Pipe
11,000
Paramount Broadway Corp—
1st mtge s f ft 3s loan ctfa..... .1955 F
f 4 Ma.
L 4s A. -1952
88
109
99
A
5934
J
9134
7134
63
78
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6634
85
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5934
61
78
1
Feb.
Highest
Sale Prices
82
Jan.
6
29
70
Jan
19
19
25 10434 Jan. 1(
1.
10
1.
3
28 10434 Jan
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
78
Feb.
7534
85
6634
84
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10434 10434 103
10434 Sale 10234 Feb.
.1*38
....
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Feb. 28
.1956
2d extended Hold 5s
108,666
Feb. 1
9234
10334 10434
104 34 Sale
82
.1938
Pacific RR of Mo lit est 4s
112,000
1
Jan. 3
Bid
4,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
BONDS
February
Value
EXCHANGE—BONDS
78
70
103
1
24
1 10434 Feb. 16
1 10434 Feb.
Jan
Jan.
Jan.
10234 Jan.
109
9934 Feb.
Feb.
24
9934 Jan.
Feb.
24
Feb.
17
58
Feb.
24
6134 Jan.
19
9234 Feb. 26
7434 Feb. 18
90
Jan.
4
9734 Jan.
7434 Jan.
9234 Feb.
17
15
1
70
Jan.
26
28
13
21
1 101
Sale
59
58
Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
60
7 101
Paramount Pictures Inc—■
84,000
90,000
37,000
5,000
~"i",666
s
f debenture 6s............. .1955 J
.1947 M
334s
conv
debenture
8
...
s
92
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9134
Sale
72
Sale
73
Sale
88
42
Sale
9034
44
72
92
Sale
7334
f 5His.. .1968 M 8
.1944 A O
Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
Paterson 5c Passaic G 3t E 5s
.194? M 8
•Paulista Ry 1st 5c ref 7s ser A.. .1942 M 8
Paris-Orleans RRExt
91
40
41
118
122
75
11834 12134
70
74
3
1
Feb.
70
7134
8834
3834
11834
1
Feb.
8834 Feb. 26
39
Feb.
8
11
'Feb'.'"23
Feb. 23
Jan. 27
Feb. 26
Jan.
Jan.
3 45
Jan. 21 11834 Jan.
70
Jan.
Pennsylvania Co—
:■
Guar 3^s coll tr ctfs ser B
1941 F A
Guar 5 334* tr ctfs series C...1942 J D
Guar ft 3Hi tr ctfs series D
1944 J D
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E..1952 MN
5,000
5,000
10,000
6,000
210,000
22,000
3,000
.....1963 F
28-year 4s
Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A
1941
103
104
10234 103
A
100
Sale
80
Sale
D
9
10534 10334 Feb.
10134 10334 103
102
10334 Feb. J4
10234
2
10334 10334 Feb.
10334
10134 101J4 Feb. 17
10234 104
3
94
Feb.
9534 Sale
9534
97
3
82
77
78
8334
7734 Feb.
103 34 Feb. 16
104
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10334 105
.....
M S
434a..1960 J
Penn Glass Sand 1st mtge
10234 10334
103
26
10354 Feb.
103 34 Feb.
10334 Feb.
9
5 10334 Jan.
14
8 10334 Jan.
Feb.
25
10134 Jan.
10234 Jan.
2 10334 Jan.
104
Feb. 15 10134 Feb.
94
Jan.
9634 Feb. 15
83
77
10334 Jan.
104
Fen.
10034 Jan.
Jan.
83
10
8
15
13
Feb.
25
104
Feb.
1
10334 Feb.
104 34 Jan.
20
1 102
Feb.
10
9734 Jan.
29 10434 Jan.
6
9934 Feb.
5
9234 Feb.
10834 Jan.
Penn Ohio Ac Detroit RR—
1st 5c ref gold 434a series
70,000
Penn RR consol gold
Consol gold 4s
69".666
Gen mtge
145,000
243,000
354 s series C
1970
1952
1943
1947 M S
...
Peoria 8c East 1st
♦Income 4s
cons
1940 A O
1990 A O
4a...
(flat)
Peoria 8k Pekln Un 1st 534» A...1974 F
Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A...1956 J
A
1956 J
1980 M
l*t g 4)4* series C
Phelps Dodge
conv
A
114
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113
11634
95
Sale
102
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9034 Sale
10134 Sale
10034 Sale
8734 Sale
11534 11634
10934 Sale
61
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.105
80 34
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107
76
90
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10234 Sale
10934 11034
114
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J
103
114
1981 J
D
109
115
gold 5s.1967 J
D
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J
f 4s 1937 J
Plllsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
1943 4 O
9334
10634
1634
434
1034
10834
1952 M N
1952 M 8
73"
1967 M
8
1973
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{♦PhMa Ac Read C 8k I ref 5s
J
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1949 M
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t'♦Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr
8
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Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
Pitts Coke 8k Iron conv 434« A
P C C & St L g 434* series A
.1940 A O
Con 434a series B guar g..... .1942 A O
5,000
"2,006
32.666
33,000
125,000
10,000
69,000
.2,000
2,000
5,000
575,000
67,000
16,000
62,000
27,000
53,000
151,000
14,000
128,000
53,000
162,000
156,000
189,000
117,000
7,000
24,000
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11
1st mtge 434s series C........
Pitts Y 8k Ash 1st gen 4s ser A.
1st gen 5s series B
1st gen 5s series C...........
.1977 J
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.1943 MN
.1958 J D
.1959 A
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.1960 A O
.1948 I D
.1962 F
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11034
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1951 J
{♦Providence Securities deb 4s gul957 M
{♦Providence Terminal 1st 4s... 1956 M
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D
J
J
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1948
{♦ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
for deb 6s 8k com stk
(65% pd)
♦♦Debenture gold 6s....
..1941
76
J
534
N
84
1997
81
10
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M
8
11234
78
Sale
106
Sale
80
Sale
J
9934 100
32
2634
J
19
22
30
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♦Direct mortgage gold 6s
1952 M N
♦Cons mtge 6s
1953 F A
♦Cons mtge 6s with warrants.. 1955 A O
28
30
28
30
28
30
~4",606
deb .......1952 M
8
J
104
A
45
93,000
{♦Rio Grande June 1st guar 5s
1939 I
♦Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s
1939 J
♦ 1st con 8c
coll trust 4s series A.1949 A
62,666
Rochester Gas 8c El 434* aer D...1977 M S
Gen mtge 5s series E
......1962 M 8
35,000
♦{♦Rock I • Ark 8k Louis lat434s ..1934 M 8
1948 A
1,000 ♦Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4sl949 I
♦4s stamped
I.OOOJ
...1949 J
178,000
78,000
16,000
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s
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9834
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Feb.
Feb.
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Feb.
Feb.
9
3
21
7
25
8
9
72
7534 Feb.
6634 Feb.
15
10
66
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2
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10734 Feb. 24
10934 Feb. 24
Feb.
115
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
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Feb.Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11034 Feb. 21
1
10834 Feb.
1
9034 Feb.
Feb.
107
10834 Feb.
Feb.
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5
24
1834 Feb. 18
634 Feb. 21
31
109
Feb.
106
87
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
1
17 10834 Feb.
1 11034 Feb.
3
10
3
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11234 Jan.
60
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10
22
17
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8
834 Jan.
14
107
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8034 Jan.
63
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7534 Jan.
62
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76
105
Jan.
5
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3
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Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 434s...1966 A O
St Jos 8k Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947 1
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St Lawr 8k Adirondack 1st g 5s..1996 J
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9034 Sale
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g 434s...1941
f deb 4s...
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1955 F
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1961 F
Richfield Oil 4s
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6134
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1956 MN
♦Ruhr Chemical 6s
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♦Rhine-West Elec Power 7s..^..1950 MN
9.0001
119
90
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9.000
32,000
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Republic Steel Corp 434s ser A..1950 A O
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Revere Copper & Brass 1st
45
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55
105
...
5034 Sale
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11634
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117
105
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J
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109
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........
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Gen guar 5s series A
.1970 I D
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.1975 A O
1st 434a aeries D_.
433,000
30,000
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110
.
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.1953 I D
Con 4s series G guar g....... .1957 MN
Con 4s series H guar g....... .1960 F A
Con 4>4s series I g
.1963 F A
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Pitts Va 5c Char 1st guar 4a
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1st mtge 434* series B
...
90
118
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25~, 606
99
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1,757,000
19,000
10034 Sale
10934 11034
120
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Peoples Gas 8t Coke 1st 4s
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106
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99
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1970
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21,000
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: 184,000
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General 4 3* a Series A.........1965
72,000
•
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.......1948 M N
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13,000
170,000
47,000
579,000
200,000
338,000
450,000
253,000
380,000
1,000
143,000
17,000
207,000
368,000
7,000
15,000
9,000
16,000
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..........1981 J
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58
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77
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10
15
13%
14
14
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35"666
♦Prior Hen 4a aeries A
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♦Prior Hen 5s aeries B
1950 J
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{St Louis Southwest 1st 0 4s
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{•St Paul & K C Short L guar 4%«194i F
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65*
29%
20 %
15%
35*
II*
96
9% "25"
8% Sale
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
9,000
13,000
82,000
58,000
12,000
3,000
15~66O
2,000
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tPaciflc Ext sterling guar 4s.. 1940
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101
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19,000
144,000
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31,000
1989
♦{♦Seaboard Air Lino 1st g 4s ..1956
♦♦Stamped 4s
1950
M N
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4%
A
4%
2,000
34,000
209.000
S
75,000
173,000
9,000
157,000
68,000
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1952 J
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1951
Skelly Oil debenture 4s
97
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21
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13%
15
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6%
4%
9%
8%
22
9%
1961
4
101%
66
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100
80
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100
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92
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1951
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97%
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66%
75%
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M
61%
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59%
"75"
107%
107%
93%
90%
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24
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24
12
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8
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25
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23
4
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24
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93
75
"25"
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11
0
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4
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7
14
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9
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16
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4 100%
21 110
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116% Feb.
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97
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22
28 101% Feb. 28
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11
11
27
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3
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27 114
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10
59
11
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10
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3
72
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17
25
27
10
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92
7
11
20% Feb.
28% Feb.
18
14
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13% Feb.
3% Feb.
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92
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94
96
104
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9% Jan.
7% Feb.
11
24
93
3
8
26% Feb.
18% Jan. 26
4
14% Feb.
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7
Feb.
26
23
32% Feb. 25
22% Feb. 15
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11
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91%
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14%
12%
14%
12%
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4
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82
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87
83
86%
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97% Feb.
98% 99
98%
105% Feb.
106% Sale
106% Sale
Feb.
112% 115% 114
117% Sale
102%
16
64
114
20
27
20
101% 102%
107% Sale
107% 107%
1965
Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s '47
Southern Kraft Corp 4#s...
1946
5%
Sale
Sale
55
26
12
Feb.
10% Feb.
10% Feb.
9% Feb.
50
Feb.
26% Feb.
18% Feb.
14% Feb.
93
Feb.
32%
32%
4% Sale
67
118
1962
Southern Calif Gas 4%»
1st mtge & ref 4s
4%
3%
106% Sale
Socony-Vacuum Oil deb 3%«
1950
South Ac Nor Ala gu 5s..........1963
|Southern Bell Tel Ac Tel 3%»
4
Sale
18
14
21
17% Feb.
26
8
21
v
17
60%
1947
deb 4s
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
♦♦Siemens Ac Halskesec s f g 7s.. 1935
M 8
♦Debenture s f 6%«
1951
♦Silesia Elec Corp 6%s._ .——.1946 F A
SIlesian Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941
con?
Sale
4%
Shinyetsu El Pow 1st AHs
Simmons Co
14
17%
Sale Prices
24
28
6
31
11% Jan.
10% Jan.
8
193?
1951 M
3%«
J
49",005
p
22
"14""
3%
6%
6%
8%
8
Sale
Sale
♦Certificates of deposit
Shell Union OH deb
I*
9%
14
14
Jan.
65
11% Feb.
10% Feb.
Feb.
103
100
117% 116% Feb.
116%
69% Feb.
70"" Sale "74% Sale
109% Feb.
109%
109% Sale
Sale
108
Feb.
110
109
108
110
Feb.
111
110%
28
19% "22"
18%
111
~15%
34*
100% 103
32%
4
♦Certificates of deposit....
Series B
8%
28
14
Feb.
57% Feb. 28
2
16% Feb.
58
57
61 % Feb.
60
Feb.
"24" "
9
28
14
M*P
l%y*
93
20
115
Sale
Sale
20
24
A
♦Certificates of deposit
64%
30
O
♦♦Atian-Blrm D1t 1st g 4s.May 193:
{Seaboard.All Flo 1st 6a A
1935
Sale
32%
O
O
10
27
A
....194'
7% Sale
Sale"
20%
1959
6s series A
24
10%
12%
27
F
♦Certificates of deposit....
8
13
13
i°5*
20
A
♦♦Refunding g 4s
cons
15
16
Oct 1949
♦Adjustment 5s
♦1st Ac
109
20
♦Stamped
,
82 %
110
112%
1965
Sclo Vail & N E 1st guar g 4s
2,000
42,000
102
J
J
Diego Cons G & El 4s
27% Sale
18% Sale
15% Sale
100
1
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
68
12%
11%
{♦St L PeoAt NWlitSi
Sale
60%
Sale
20
57%
17%
60
17
{♦St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
58
60
20
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Feb. 28
St L Rky M Ac Pac 5a stmpd
226,000
100,000
65,000
39,000
339,000
137,000
46,000
30,000
43,000
109,000
4,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Jan. 3
8t Lou it Iron Mtn & South—
54,000
6,000
8,000
29
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Price
BONDS
n. 7. stock exchange
February
Value
N. T. STOCK
Feb. 28
108% Jan.
108% Jan.
Jan.
18
19
Jan.
3
100
Feb.
89% Feb.
93% Jan.
8
98% Jan.
69% Jan.
10
60
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
49
Jan.
63% Jan.
63% Jan.
Southern Natural Gas—
61,000
26,000
371,000
417,000
554,000
518,000
223,000
262,000
321,000
A
Gold 4J4«--Gold 4%«
1968
May 1 1969 M N
Gold 4%a
1981
San Francisco Term 1st 4s.
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
4s stamped
347",656
843,000
322,000
478.000
"l',666
32",666
73,000
88.000
22,000
71,000
347.000
14,000
115,000
54,000
5,000
20,000
153,000
24,000
58.000
190,000
77,000
258,000
ib"66o
90,000
79,000
64,000
3,000
167,000
254,000
10,000
222,000
M
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1950
A
1955 J
N
J
O
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61
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61
Sale
83% Sale
103% Sale
92% Sale
8*
Sale
Sale
77
Sale
52
72
Sale
70
§8*
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
P
Sale
63% Feb.
52% Feb.
52% Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
..1994 J
Sale
{•Spokune Internet 1st g 5s....1955 J
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st mtge 4s.....1946 F
1961 J
1943 J
deb 6s. .1945 J
Swift Ac Co 1st M 3%s
1950 M
Tenn Coal Iron At RR gen 5s
Tenn Copper <t Chem—
1951
J
J
"60""
"79""
18*
60
64
Sale
99
103
■,
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73
5-
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Sale
Sale
105% Feb.
1 107
121
125
119% Feb.
97
100
101
81
Sale
J
120% 122
106
115
14
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105
114
Sale
108
114
Sale
95
62
95
79
110
78%
1980
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5 %a A—1964 M S
J
1960 J
96
31
Third Ats 1st ref 4s
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104%
116%
102%
114% 111%
Sale
78%
Sale
78%
87
78%
103% 102
Sale
29%
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6%
Sale
79%
79%
103%
32%
Jan 1960 A
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1952 J
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100%
85
75
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3
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26
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15
60
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10
4
6
12
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98
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24
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70
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80
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103% Jan.
17
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12% Feb.
102% Feb.
14
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21
105
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8
15
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101
100
101% Feb. 25
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72% Jan. 12
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Jan.
69% Feb.
Feb.
18
105% Jan.
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9
119% Feb.
4 100
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82% Jan.
106% Jan.
14
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11
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102
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11
15
17
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102
29
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14
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13
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13
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81
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4
106% Jan.
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104% Jan.
11
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78%
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8
100
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11
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102
18
20
107
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71
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100% Feb.
95
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9 121% Jan.
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104% Feb.
Feb.
85
62
15
80
86
95
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Feb. 25
2 106
4
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Feb. 24
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8
26
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3
Feb.
1
72
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79%
104% Feb. 25 105
112% Feb. 23 114
4 106
103% Feb.
Sale
1977
47% Jan.
27
45
97% Jan.
105%
106%
26
42% Jan.
72
"64%
63
58
3
7
Sale
105
Jan.
Feb.
1 108%
108% 107% Feb.
2 103%
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101
Feb.
14
2
12% Feb.
15%
Sale
102% Feb. 23 104%
Sale
2 101%
100% Feb.
101
Sale
J
83
Feb.
100%
8
27
55
100%
1979
♦Adjustment Income 5s
♦♦Third Ate RR 1st gold 5s
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
7
94%
97%
12
2000
Tidewater Assoc Oil deb 3 Hs
lEr
93
73% Jan.
Feb.
70
60
107% Sale
100% 101%
108%
....1951
.......1943
D
Jan.
65
100
.....1044
1953
S Ry 5Ht A guar.1950
ser
Jan.
4
4
D
...
Gen Ac ref 5a
63
11
10
13
11
10
5-
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83% Jan.
104% Jan.
Jan.
97
65
35
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67
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 24
Feb. 25
104
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ser
76
48% Jan.
48% Jan.
69%
44%
54%
55%
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Gen Ac ref 5s aeries C.....
11
A
Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series
Gen ref 5s
Sale
80
Bast Tenn reorg lien 5s
1938 M S
Mobile 8c Ohio coll tr 4s
1938 M S
Southw Bell Tel 3%a series B....1964 J D
S'western Gas Ac Elec 4s ser D...1960 M N
T exas Ac Pacific 1st g 5s
Feb.
55
Sale
Texas Corp deb 3%a
T exas At N O cons g 5s
3
4
Sale
Sale
1 exarkana Ac F
Feb.
37% Feb.
47% Feb.
49
Feb.
Sale
Sale
50%
Cone deb 6s series B
23
9
Sale
39
48
64% Sale
Term RR Assn of
Feb.
58%
58%
75%
1 100%
1
84%
28
63
con?
23
Feb.
3
Feb.
47% Sale
♦Studebaker Corp
Feb.
4
65
1956 A
...1956 A
Derel Ac gen
Standard Oil N J deb 3s.
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu
97.% Feb.
Feb.
77
4
Sale
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series A.....1956 A
Memphis D1t 1st g 5s.........1996 J
St Louis D!t 1st g 4s
1951 J
Dexel Ac gen 6s series A
Feb.
Feb.
1
98
...1955
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s...
Dots! Ac gen 4s series A..
Sale
Feb.
102
100% Jan.
3
Jan.
12
Tokyo Bloctric Light (Ltd)
873,000
35.000
1,000
"2",500
June 15 1953 J
3%a '60 J
1st M 6* S Series..
Toledo At Ohio Cent ref At imp
Tol St L Ac West 1st g 4s
Tol W Va 8c Ohio 1st guar 4s
Tor Ham 8c Buff 1st 4s
D
D
1950 A O
C..1942 M S
1946 J
1,000
76,000
11,000
1,000
Trenton Gas At Elec 1st 5s
1949 M
Trl-Contln'l Corp con? deb 5a ser A*53 1
35,000
91,000
20*666
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88
104
8
J
107% 108
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7J4a.—.1955 M N
Guar
sec s
f 7s
—
1952 F
52% Sale
96% Sale
70
92
A
Sale
Sale"
35-year 3Hi debenture........1971 MN
United Biscuit (Amer) deb 5s... 1950 A o
94%
Sale
O
Sale
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footnotes,
see page
30.
14
80
72
80
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118% Feb.
104% Feb.
118% Feb. 28
Feb.
7
94
93% Feb.
8
93% Feb.
Feb.
108% Jan.
97
96
Feb.
Jan.
70
Jan.
105
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117% Feb.
108% Feb.
117
Feb.
19
105% Jan.
108
Jan.
112
28
108% Jan.
114^
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116
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Feb.
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3
106% Feb. 11
114% Feb. 18
96
Feb.
17
95% Feb. 23
106% Feb.
77
Feb.
5
23
20
103% Jan.
3
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28
Jan.
28
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74%
70
103% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
9i:
12 63 % Feb. 18
Jan.
8
29 102
1 107% Feb.
Sale
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115%
7
49% Jan.
96% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
United Cigar-Whelan Stores 5s.. 1952 A
71
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Sale
June 2008 M 8
Feb.
97
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107%
34-year 3Hs debenture........ 1970 A O
70
18
8
Feb.
105%
9%
117% 117
108% 106%
Sale
110%
107
105%
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113;
92 J
96%
118
1947
..June 2008 M 8
7
2 103% Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb. 28 118% Feb. 28
2
Feb. 18 106% Feb.
93% Feb.
Sale
9%
18
Feb. 24
94
Sale
Union Pac RR 1st At land gr g 4s.
......
Feb.
,
99
94
Sale
1962
♦{♦Union Els? Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945
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3Hs debentures
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90
100
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Union Electric (Mo) 3%a
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1st Hen 8c r«7 5a
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98% 100
75
65
103% 105
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63
75
70
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106
106% 104% 105% 104%
.....
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D
UJigawa Elec Power secured 7s..1945
80,000
205,000
228,000
3,000
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172,000
69,000
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60
101% 102
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113
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Gen mtge 3Hs....
1967
Maryland 1st g 4s.........1952
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110
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1941 M 8
Warren R R 1st ref gu g 3H«— ..2090 F A
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
1948 Q V
3Hi..
107
105
30
30
Highest
109)6
Warner Bros Pictures con? deb 6sl939 M S
Wash Term 1st guar
7.000
6,000
6,000
105,000
13.000
8.000
14,000
Ask 3id
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
♦Certificates of deposit.........
12.000
167.000 Walker (Hiram) G & W deb 4)4s. 1945 j"D
1955 A O
70,000 Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s
6s debentures................1955 A O
15,000
335,000
156,000
77
Lowest
Feb. 28
108)6
Sale
30
5s....3993 J
{♦♦Wabash RR 1st gold 5a
..1939
♦Second gold 5s
...........1939
♦1st lien 59-year gold conn 4s. 1954
♦Dot 5c Ch Ex 1st g 5a.....
1941
♦Dea Moines Di? 1st g 4s
1939
♦Omaha Dl? 1st g 3Hs
1941
♦Tol 5c Chic Dl? 1st g 4s
1941
{♦Wabasb Ry ref Ac gen 5H» A..1975
♦Certificates of deposit.........
♦Ref 8c gen 5s (Peb '32 coup) B.1976
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦Ref 8c gen IHi series C
1978
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦Ref 5c gen 5s series D........1980
Bid
8
5s.................1958 A O
385.000 Virginian Ry,lst 8c ref 356« ser A. 1966
90,000
8
M
1934 J
♦♦Vera Crux 8c Pacific 1st 4)6s
34.000
3,000
47,000
4,000
M
Vanadium Corp (Am) con? 5s...1941 A O
Vandalla consol * 4s A.........1955 F A
Consol 4s Series B............1957 MN
43,000 ♦Vertlentes Sugar 7a ctfs.......1942
46,000 Virginia El & Pow 4s ser A
1955
3,000 Va Iron Coal 8c Coke 1st g 5s....1949
82,000
71,000
Feb. 1
Ask
$
"T.Soo
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 3
137,000 United Drug Co (Del) Si
1453
6,000 UNJRRSc Canal Go gen li
1944
16,000 ♦{♦United Ryi St L let g 4a
1934
13,000 U S Pipe 8c Fdy con? deb 3)6s
.1946
344,000 CJ 8 Rubber let 8c rof 5a aeries*A.. 1947
70.000 ♦United Steel Wka g 6Ha ear A—1951
♦6 )4» aeries G-32.000
.....1951
22,000
♦Sinking fund deb 6Ma aer A-.1947
130,000 Utah Light & Trac 1st 8c ft 5e__1944
229,000 Utah Power 8c Light 1st 5s
...1944
93,000 inutilities Pow 8c Ltg deb g 6HI.1947
♦♦Debenture 5s...............1959
172,000
30,000
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
February
Value
EXCHANGE—BONDS
94)6
108
89
Feb. 26 108
Feb. 26
Feb.
4
91)6 Feb. 15
92)6 Feb.
4
92)6 Feb. 10
105
101
Jan.
Jan.
79)6 Jan.
43)6 Jan.
3
4 10956
31
3
28
26
Feb.
105)6 Jan.
123
1021
Jan.
Jan.
10
21
4
12
27
13
116
Jan.
Jan.
4
120!
1 110!
Jan. 27
10956 Feb.
106 H Jan. 28 108)6 Feb. 23
84
Jan.
26
87
105
Feb.
Feb.
4
18
Jan.
17
7
3
Jan.
4
61
Jan.
3
5956 Jan*
21
5
59)6 Jan.
93
M
3
2056
64)6
5856
.05)6
108
85
20
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
5
27
15
7
12
Jan.
70
12
Jan.
11
Jan. 31 24
9
Feb.
IV*
9
63
Feb.
Jan. 27 105)6
Jan. 27 11056
Feb. 28
Jan.
3
Feb. 15
Jan. 27
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
91)6 Jan.
93
3
6
15
92)6 Feb. 10
44)6
{♦Wlckwlre-Spen St'l Co 7s. Jan 1935
4,000
30.000
44,000
159.000
50,000
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank...
{♦Wllkea-Barre 5c East 1st gu g 5s 1942 J
J
5.000
2,000
"2.666
J
O
1960 J
J
{♦Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s..1949 J
♦Certificates of deposit
J
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s.
65,666
65l Sale
D
Wllmar 8c Sioux Palls 1st 5s..._.193fl J
Wilson 8c Co 1st M 4s ser A.....1955 J
Con? debenture 3)6*
......1947 A
16)6
6)6
101 & 101)6
100
Sale
556
6
100% 101
98
83
78J6 82)6
10856 109)6
15)6 Sale
Sale
Sale
10756
13)6 Sale
12
20
8
14
7)6
6)6
9
956
956
82
Feb.
2
4
13)6 Feb.
13)6 Feb. 15
6)6 Feb. 10
84
Feb. 23
14)6 Feb.
5
13)6 Feb. 15
7)6 Feb. 26
82
109
18
Jan.
101$
Jan.
Jan.
7]
11
14
4
100]
Jan.
Jan.
85
Jan.
Jan.
109]
15]
Jan.
14]
Jan.
3
5
8]
.Jan.
10
13)6 Jan.
13)6 Feb.
6)6 Jan.
Jan.
3
10
4
9
456
♦♦Sup 5c Dul DI? 5c Tar 1st 4s. 1936 MN
.♦Certificates of deposit...
{♦Worcester 5cConn East Ry 4 36s 1943
4
13)6 Feb.
1456 Feb.
3
13)6 Jan.
5
Feb.
2
5
Feb.
6)6 Feb. 10
100273*Feb. 23 10133Z Feb.
7 100"«Feb.
3
98
96H Feb.
Feb. 21
96)6 Feb.
5
Feb. 21
5)6 Feb. 18
5
Feb. 21
5)6 Feb. 18
Youngstown Sheet 5c Tube—
235,000
1st mtge s f 4s series
C.........1961 MN
t Accrued Interest payable at
sterling.
•te of $4.8484 to the £
the
'
exchange
,
96)6 Sale
a
the
9856 Sale
99
Sale
97
Feb.
Deferred delivery sales, only transactions of
current month, and not included in year's
range.
{ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
•celvership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
such companies.
*
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
♦
Bond selling flat.
1 Called for redemption.
n
Under the rule sales, only transactions of the
current month and not included in year'srange.
r
Cash sales, only transactions of the Current
month, and not included in year's range.
x
Ex-interest.
The
following cash sales were transacted
during the current month and are not included
in the monthly or yearly range:
e
No sales.
3
z
99
The
Feb. 28
9656 Jan.
3 100)6 Jan. 20
following deferred delivery sales
were
transacted during the current month and are not
included in the monthly or yearly range:
Carlsbad 8s 1954, Feb. 21 at 54.
Cologne 6)6s 1950, Feb. 5 at 21)6.
Cuba 4)6s 1949, Feb. 28 at 101.
Helsingfors 6)6s 1960. Feb. 8 at 104.
Lower Austria 6)6s 1944, Feb. 3 at 99.
Nord Rys. 6)6s 1950, Feb, 25 at 96)6.
Rumania 7s 1959, Feb. 17 at 2756.
Tyrol Hydro Electric 7)6s 1955, Feb. 19 at 90.
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING FEBRUARY 1938
Stock Sales
1937
1938
February
Shares>
14,526,094
—
38,678,025
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-...
In accordance with
a
ots except in the case of
rule of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct.
stocks which sell only in
1938
1937
$127,593,000
293,503,000
$285,459,000
628,146,000
Bond Sales
February
50,248,010
108,919,426
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
3,1915, all stocks
are now
quoted dollars per share. Prices are on a basis of 100-shar
small way.
a
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing tho
range for the year.
AGGREGATE
■
SALES
.
i
February i
Share*
Par
1938
3,400 Abbott
Laboratories.....—*
\Dmham St Straus
"2",500
19,300
1,500
2,400
2,500
20,800
4,800
44,400 \dams Express
......*
4,300 Adams MUlls
...........*
7,800 Addressograph Multlgraph 10
4,500 Advance R umelr—
43,200 Air Reduction Inc..... ....*
24,700 Air-War Rlec Appll Corp...
Alabama Ac Vicksburg Ry.100
Steel
25
Co
....
72",100
215,966
17",600
50,766
Juneau
Masaa
Gold
Mln.10
Feb. 1
Ask
Bid
37*4
43*4
43 %
Sale
8*4 Sale
19
Sale
20
Sale
A*
49
1
Bid
37*4
*
....
*T605
Acme
1
Price
Jan. 3
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
1,300
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
In
,
a
\X
Sale
Sale
72
11*4 Sale
33
37 X
40
41*4 Sale
9X Sale
21*
4^
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
a2(?^
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33
36
9*4
20 X
21*4
2
52 X
IX Sale
66
12*4
Sale
Ask
UN
Highest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
36X Feb.
4
39X Feb. 23
36X Feb.
4
39% Feb. 23
Feb.
3
36
Feb.
3
52
8X Feb.
4
41X Feb.
1
10% Feb. 23
8X Feb.
4
ION Jan.
10
18
19
3 x20% Jan.
Jan.
6 23
20
40
44 X
Sale
36
Sale
19
Feb.
Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb. 24
22 X
A*
Sale
Sale
60
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
72
Sale
Jan.
JanT'li
IX Feb.
45X Feb.
23
19 X Jan.
1 % Jan.
23
Feb. 25
45X Feb.
4
3
Feb.
3
58 X Jan.
Feb.
2
Feb.
1
Jan.
3
IX Jan.
10
7
11X Feb. 25
13 % Feb.
2
10X Jan.
6
13*4 Feb.
2
Feb. 25
IX Jan.
7
12
12
12
1
Feb.
1
2
24
Albany & Susquehanna..100
800
26,900 tilled Chem Ac Dye....
5
2,400 Allied Kid Co
*
20,400 Allied Mills Co Inc
110.600 Allied Stores Corp.........*
3.600
5% preferred
......100
145,800 Allis Chalmers Mfg ........*
800
7,500
700
5,200
330
11,200
300
1,800
10
5,100
11,800
17,700
190
440
26,900
9,900
50,600
6,300
5,300
4,700
2.800
9.300
1.000
2,600
3,100
11,900
17.200
6,000
4,300
26,500
2,300
6,200
8,300
»1,700
14,300
63,800
700
6,100
14,100
1 9,600
44,300
I
-
44.800
13.300
11,000
95,300
6,100
2,900
3,000
1,290
85,300
1,800
1,600
160
68,400
2,100
1,600
1,400
400
69,800
4,300
19,700
2,900
9,500
36,900
400
6,100
10,600
31,500
....20
Amer Crystal Sugar
Co
10
100
6% 1st preferred
Amer Encaustic Tiling.....1
300
preferred A......—...*
$6 preferred.....-..—..—*
Am Hawaiian Steamship...10
American Hide At Leather
..
1
......50
6% preferred...
Amer Home Products—.....1
American Ice
0%
Amer
*
—.—
preferred—.—..—100
internat
7.*
159,£
8 *4
12 *4
6 *4
47
46 X
Sale
21N
Sale
Sale
240
0% Conv preferred—...100
.
.
............100
American
Stores...———*
i% preferred..—.......100
American Type
Am Wat
Founders...*
Wks At El
Preferred
Amer Zinc,
...
•
..100
Lead Ac Smelt...1
$6.50
For footnotes see page
40.
conv
171
Feb. 26
156
Feb.
Feb.
9
17
8
14
Feb. 23
11
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
42
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 23
38
Feb.
Jan.
11*4 Feb.
2*4 Jan.
18*4 Feb.
Jan.
Sale
42
Feb.
Sale
38
Feb.
47
Sale
11X Feb.
2*4 Feb.
18X Feb.
Feb.
7
49
Sale
40
122
Sale
Sale
165
Sale
Sale
40*4
Sale
48
Sale
Sale
130
25
6 *4
Sale
k
Sale
80
5)1
176
87
Sale
8
14% Feb.
2*4 Feb.
20
Feb.
72 X Feb.
63
Feb.
92
Feb.
Feb.
57
55
31X Feb.
163
7054 Jan.
8
15
Jan.
Feb.
8
19*4 Feb.
i Jan.
12
Feb.
Jan.
15
12*4 Feb.
89*4 Feb.
i Jan.
i Jan.
17
24
Feb.
25
37
12 X Feb.
89*5 Feb.
97
Jan.
Jan.
I Feb.
2
] Feb. 23
120
98*4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
76
Jan.
Feb. 24
I Jan.
3
L63
Feb.
19 X Feb.
37
Feb.
L20
11
11
12
Feb. 21
Jan.
49*4 Jan.
30*4 Jan.
Feb.
52
6*4 Jan.
11
15 % Feb.
97
Feb.
104
Feb.
Feb.
95
300
mm
25
19 X Feb.
7
19
6*4
mm
Sale
1
8
8*8 Feb. 21
13X Feb. 23
14% Feb. 25
8
80
Feb.
9
4% Feb.
3
5
Feb.
mm mm —
\XA
Sale
Sale
6*4 Feb.
10X Feb.
13 X Feb.
78X
Sale
78
3X
Sale
9
4
172
3
Feb.
19
3*4 Feb.
4
5
3
Jan.
3
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
3
3% Feb.
16 X Feb. 11
4
7X Feb.
Sale
12
Feb.
Sale
10
Feb.
3
1
3
8*4
Sale
10*4
cM*
3*4 Sale
22
24
33*4 Sale
IN
230*
35
Sale
iF
15
6
Sale
Sale
3*4 Sale
4
Sale
30
119
101
26 *4
J2?*
5*4 Sale
38)1
Sale
30
Sale
12*4 Sale
157
165
Sale
Sale
3
20
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
34
X Feb.
IX Feb.
Sale
16
15*4 Feb.
5% Feb.
A*
3
3
1
3
4
Sale
16*3
Feb.
Sale
56
Feb.
Sale
12 % Feb.
4
3% Feb.
3
at*
Sale
29
Feb.
Sale
25
4% Sale
22
25X Feb.
It*
iFH
Sale
71.
Sale
Sale
18*
65
Feb. 23
Feb.
17 X Feb.
68 X Feb.
18
Feb.
3
Jan.
Feb.
i Jan.
13
Jan.
13
] Jan.
Feb.
12*4 Feb.
3*4 Jan.
iJan.
I Jan.
17
Jan.
12
Jan.
26
28
23
23
14
25
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
12
11*4 Feb.
Feb.
23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
44*4 Feb.
50*4 Feb.
131*4 Feb.
9
Feb.
9
4
Feb.
23
51
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
109*4 Sale
16*4
18*4
117*4
18 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
144
60 *4 Sale
3
9*3 Feb. 26
1
26 X Feb.
4
110
Feb.
22 X Feb.
31
Feb. 23
10*4 Feb.
9
Feb.
17
30
121
4 140*4 Feb. 23
127X Feb.
62*3 Feb. 21 65*4 Feb. 2
Sale
Sale
66
Sale
65 X
Sale
139
Sale
139 X 138X Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
Sale
80
Sale
78
Sale
64
Feb.
5*3
8*3
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
38
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
27 X Feb.
36
Feb.
18
Sale
15*4 Feb.
105*4 Feb.
8
35*3
Feb.
35*4 Feb. 23
41*3 Feb. 23
18
107
'
Feb. 23
Feb. 18
11
12
17
9
Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 23
Jan.
10
Jan.
18
25
Jan.
11
Jan.
127*4 Feb.
60*4 Jan.
63*4 Jan.
I Feb. 28
i Jan. 17
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
,
Jan.
11
I Feb. 15
iJan. 21
iJan.
12
Jan.
17
Feb. 23
7*4 Feb. 23
12
Jan.
22*4 Feb.
8*4 Jan.
77X Feb. 21
5*3
12
Jan.
50*4 Jan.
130
Jan..
14 139*4 Feb. 15
7
Feb. 25
10*4 Feb. 23
3
Feb.
8
Feb.
76
Feb. 14
3
4% Feb.
3
27*4 Feb.
6*2 Feb. 3
28 *4 Sale
Feb.
69
15
15
Jan.
Feb.
113*4 Feb. 28 108*4 Jan.
17
Jan.
xl7X Feb. 28 17 X Feb. 16
Sale
Jan. 11
Jan.
9
133 X
Jan.
17
10
28
Feb.
128
iM
12
12
Jan.
66
121
Sale
Jan.
28
Feb. 15
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb. 28
101
Feb.
Feb.
25
4
preferred-.—..*
18
26
22
Feb.
X Feb.
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
44
15
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
3
Sale
ilH
Jan.
4
Jan.
48
$
103
25
10
12
25
17*4 Feb.
Sale
4
Feb.
24
44 X
80
29
Feb. 28
I Jan. 11
I Feb. 23
Feb.
4
ill8
$
56
!
14
Feb. 26
4
Feb.
20*4
14
Feb. 25
33*4 Jan.
1*4 Jan.
15*4 Jan.
5*4 Jan.
16*4 Feb.
13*4 Feb. 25
8
4*4 Feb.
35*4 Feb. 23
Feb.
j Jan.
'
20
Feb.
Sale
; Feb. 25
17
22
18
10
28
¥
16*4 Jan.
7*4 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
21
Sale
Sale
i Jan. 13
i
28
Sale
50
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
131
Jan.
3*4
22*4
36*4
2*4
17*4
7*4
23*4
29
51
Feb.
3
18
Sale
133 X
5
Jan.
Sale
125
12
Feb.
10
124
18
10
29
129
12
Jan.
'Jan.
i
Feb. 17
3
4
UA*
49
Jan.
Feb.
3*4 Jan.
78
165
Sale
17
[ Feb.
7
I Feb. 21
i
Jan. 15
11
11 % Feb.
Sale
66
Jan.
Feb.
169 X
18
6
10*4 Feb.
13*4 Feb.
12
115
17U Sale
19*4 Feb.
Feb. 25
19X Feb. 25
Feb.
26
4
25
10*1
Feb.
Sale
3
8
Feb. 25
4
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
4
26
103
7
177
Feb.
Sale
15
X Feb.
300
3
Glass Corp*
Anchor Hocking
8
Feb. 23
11X Feb.
14*2
11
7*4 Feb.
55
93
10
19
12
11
12
57
97
Feb.
Jan.
24
Feb. 23
Feb.
2
Sale
Sale
95
17
17
10
14
16
18
Feb.
13 X Feb.
15 X Feb.
12
8
22
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
150
Jan.
12
11*4 Feb.
6*4 Feb.
13 H
Sale
163*4
48
Amer Steel Foundries......*
$5 prior conv prsf—.....25
Anaconda Copper
.——50
*
6.000 Anaconda Wire Ac Cable
167
Sale
12
Jan.
Jan.
11*4 Jan.
25
Sale
Sale
78
30
ri3.700
80
33
125*4
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25
Feb.
14
53*4 Sale
Jan.
Feb.
14
Sale
Sale
13]
15]
7]
154*4
15
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
60
55
13
123*4
si*
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
19*
70*
58 X
Sale
American Metal............*
$6 1st preferred..........*
7.800
2*4 Sale
r20*4 Sale
12*
American Woolen..........*
1,700
3.600
Sale
Sale
700
347",565
12
48 X
Sale
1.400 Amer Sumatra Tobacco.....*
133.500 Amer Telep At Teleg—100
9,300 American Tobacco...—...25
Class B——
25
37,700
25.600
55
Sale
asx
Sale
7X Sale
13
5.400 American Sugar Refining. 100
Preferred
...100
2,800
134.700
1.000
362.700
42 X
Sale
63
Preferred
16
Sale
Sale
.......100
Am Mach Ac
Amer
\iH
Sale
Foundry..—...*
Machine At Metals..—*
Preferred
Sale
Sale
18
60
.........
-
5,000
31,100
127,400
13*4
15
Sale
8*4
Sale
9*4
Sale
Sale
49*4
Sale
Sale
17,>4
19
Corp.....—*
Amer Locomotive
90,200 American Rolling Mill.....25
11,200
4*4% conv preferred—100
L 5,500 Amer Safety Razor......18.50
7,700 American Seating Co—. _.*
C*6,100 American Ship Building....*
204,200 Amer Smelt At Refining, —*
Preferred
........,184
2,500
3,200 American Snuff ———-25
320
6% preferred...........100
127,500
7,200
14
15
11
Sale
1
IX Feb.
11*4 Feb.
20
Power..—.—*
$7 preferred—
2d
13
Sale
Alleghany
Am Com Alcohol
Am Ac Foreign
IX Sale
Sale
15
13
Colortype—....10
4,640 American News Co new...
135.500 Amer Power At Light—....—*
$6 preferred
26,000
......
*
$5 preferred...—...
—*
31,600
179.400 Am Radiator Ar Stand San..*
60
31",256
'
11
County, N J....—.....25
American
500 Am European Securities
*
10 American Express Co
..100
100
14J00
"l"640
of
Co
Coal
Am
10
2,300
5,500
8,400
6,300
27,100
2,900
5,600
2,800
15,000
13
........
510
17,300
1,000
16,800
2,400
19,500
.
1*4 Sale
8.000 Alpha Portland Cement
•
13,100 Araalg'mLeathe>Cos,IncNewl
1,800
6% cum preferred..
50
22,100 Amerada Corp.......
3,100 Amer Agric Chemical (Del)
23,600 American Bank Note......It
1,270
6% preferred............50
23,400 Am Brake SAP
770
5*4 % conv preferred
100
38,400 American Can...........-26
Preferred. .....——lOt
1,300
*
35,400 Amer Car Ac Foundry....
Preferred
100
4,600
41,000 American Chain Ac Cable..
400
5% preferred...—......100
2,600 American Chicle.........—*
1,900
6,100
V
.....
24,600
2,200
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
1,300
$2.50 prior conv pref....
4,500
33,200 Alleghany Steel
.........*
1
7.000 Allen Industries Inc
9.900
1,300
1,100
13,300
1,300
11,100
1,900
4,800
35,300
2.300
63,100
Corp
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
Allegheny
20
j Jan, 12
Feb. 23
4*4 Jan.
34
Jan.
27*4 Feb.
iJan.
10
Jan.
10
I Jan.
11
Feb.
Jan.
15*4 Feb.
Jan.
11
15
i Jan.
3
36
103
Jan.
32
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
AGGREGATE
In
February
Share*
500
100
SALES
1938
40
"""900
50,300
6,000
Preferred...
2,200
3,300
...........
100
2,600 Armour (Del) 7% pref
100
131,100 Armour of Illinois
.....5
8,800
$6 convertible preferred..*
300
12",300
14%
3%
Sale
Sale
65
96
Sale
7% preferred...........100
35.700 Armstrong Cork Co........*
5,400 Arnold Constable Corp.....5
8,900 Art loom Corporation
....*
28
42*266
Associated Dry Goods......1
900
6% 1st preferred.......100
7% 2d preferred........100
300
"
'*"'706
i",66o
320
132,500
12,200
36,900
4,100
5,000
53,600
3,800
26,900
6,300
3,600
70
78
5% pref with warrants.. 100
5% preferred ex-warr
.100
59,700
7,900
17,800
1,100
1,700
24,900
Sale
Associated Investment Co..*
260
20
2,200
10,700
2,400
1,500
330
4,100
4,100
600
100
17,500
40
28
120
98
96% Feb.
5
5% Feb. 28
J*
6% Feb. 23
4
4
4%
30% Feb.
6% Feb.
3% Feb.
4
34% Feb. 23
7% Feb. 25
4% Feb. 25
7%
6% Feb.
4
7% Feb. 23
7
Sale
80%
55
66
Feb.
&
32
32
74
72
32
63
Feb.
Feb.
77%
Sale
P
Sale
25% Sale
100
Sale
At) GfcWI SS Lines
5% preferred...........100
Atlantic Refining.....
25
4% conv pref series A...100
Atlas Corp
6% preferred............50
Atlas Powder.
>0%
33%
Sale
Line RR
Feb. 28
3% Feb. 24
29% Feb. 24
44
100
Coast
1
46
50
5% preferred...........100
Atchison Top A S Fe
Atlan
Feb.
Sale Prices
14% Feb.
2
Feb.
10
Highest
Sale Prices
19
Jan. 11
Sale Prices
12% Jan.
5
3%
3% Feb. 24
25% Jan. * 6 30%
119
Jan.
6 120%
95
Jan.
4 100%
6%
5% Feb. 28
Feb.
28
72
90
Jan.
30% Jan.
12
28
39
6% Jan.
3% Jan.
44
Feb. 24
Jan. 13
Jan. 14
Jan. 18
Jan. 10
Jan.
12
94% Jan.
31
Jan.
12
5
3
7% Jan.
21
5% Jan.
13
6% Jan.
3
8% Jan.
Feb.
7
85
Preferred..............100
"8", 700
13% Feb.
3
3% Feb. 24
26
■
Archer Daniels Mid.........*
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Bid
3,900 Andes Copper Mining Co..20
100 A P W Paper Co....
Lowest
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Par
2,900
1
Price
Jan. 3
Shares
1,400
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
STOCKS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
114
.....
450
5% preferred...........100
7,000 Atlas Tack Corp
*
25,300 tAuburn Automobile......
1,900 Austin. Nichols Sc. Co
370
$5 prior A.......
77,600 Aviation Corp (Del) The....3
Sale*
it*
.....
.........
66
6
Sale
Sale
7
10%
12%
23% Sale
106% 110
7% Sale
40%
45%
116% 119
8*
6
4
2%
17
Sale
Sale
3
18
Sale
3% Sale
Sale
Sale
7
68
Feb.
4
Feb,
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 24
Feb. 15
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
60% Feb.
20% Feb.
5% Feb.
9
20%
104%
7%
39%
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
42
Feb. 24
Feb. 26
Feb. 21
Feb. 16
Feb.
110
Feb. 21
Feb. 24
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
4
Feb.
18
2% Feb.
Feb.
2
6% Feb.
3% Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
9
66
"32" Feb.'
69
35
Jan.
Jan.
72
42
Jan.
60% Feb.
72
Jan.
27)
Jan.
Jan.
20% Feb.
5% Jan.
9
Feb.
20
Jan.
104% Feb.
42
12
11
107
43*
Feb.
Jan.
48
115
m
Jan.
Feb.
10
Feb.
4% Jan.
3%
2%
16
3%
Jan.
22
12
14
Jan.
7% Feb.
39% Feb.
105
10
80% Feb. 24
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
74
72
32
12
12
21
Jan.
8
Jan.
10
11
Jan.
Jan.
11
Feb.
21
Jan.
12
12
19
25
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20% Jan.
4% Jan.
Jan.
Baldwin Locomotive Works .*
Assented
72,500
56,100
11,900
300
470
53,000
2,600
130
10
112
1st preferred...........100
9,600 Belding-Hemingway
4,100
20,700
7,000
3,500
236,800
5,400
3,900
2,900
5,300
15,400
86,500
16,000
13,200
739,400
11,900
10,600
6,400
10,300
37,400
Best & Co
•
Bethlehem Steel
Corp (Del).*
5% preferred............20
7% preferred.
.......100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
Black Sc Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox...
*
20
94,700
1,900
304,400 Boeing Airplane Co
.....5
5,700 Bohn Alum Sc Brass Corp
6
1,900
18,100
26,800
5,500
.........
1,680
4,100
46,600
64,600
8,000
2,100
500
3,100
1,900
5,400
19,400
4,100
5,900
200
2.400
7,300
3 %
96,800
96,900
30,100
221,000
1,300
1,200
"3"600
280
1,500
10,300
170
600
8% Sale
*
._.*
Burlington Mills Corp......l
Burroughs Add Mach
•
22% Sale
3%
4
"17"
Sale
8% Sale
21% Sale
28
Sale
29%
32%
1% Sale
6%
7%
9% Sale
Sale
lit
4
18%
8% Sale
7% Sale
75
4% Sale
40
46
3% Sale
26% Sale
15% Sale
7% Sale
17
Sale
Sale
2
7% Sale
Pref ctfs of deposit
100
conv preferred.......30
Butte Copper Sc Zinc.
..5
Byers Co.
•
Parttc preferred
.....100
....
.................
Byron Jackson Co..........*
18
3
19
3%
8% Sale
36%
15% Sale
30%
19
Calif Packing Corp..
5% preferred
12% Sale
7% Sale
50
Callahan Zinc-Lead
...1
Calumet Ac Hecla Cons Cop .5
Campbell W 3c C Foundry...*
Canada Dry Ging Ale
...-5
Central RR of N J........100
6,400 Central Violeta Sugar Co..19
1,300 Century Ribbon Mills.
*
130
Preferred.............. 100
.....
Sale
47%
52
1% Sale
6% Sale
10% Sale
13% Sale
37%
48
7% Sale
29
Sale
4%
5%
36% 45
90
14%
4
80
20
Sale
> Sale
i
98% Sale
47
Sale
99% 100%
14
Sale
5% Sale
42
12% Feb.
34
Feb.
92
19
Feb.
Sale
Sale
20
62
Sale
3% Sale
56
28
Sale
40
Sale
8%
77
5%
47%
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
17
Sale
19% Sale
32
11*
3%
87
L02
88
95
3
4
7% Feb.
7% Feb.
3
4
Feb.
18
4% Feb.
3
Feb.
3
4% Feb.
25% Feb.
4
4
16
7
3
8
16% Feb.
2% Feb.
7% Feb.
3
3
3
2
Feb.
4
3
Feb.
8% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
Feb.
97
3
7% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
82
Feb.
Feb.
10% Jan.
16% Jan.
Feb.
29
Feb.
Feb.
50% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
10
Feb. 23
Feb. 26
Feb.
9
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
Feb. 10
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb. 26
Jan.
7% Feb.
7% Jan.
13
11
24
3
41
Jan.
10
Jan.
9% Jan.
81% Jan.
6% Jan.
54
5
31
2
Jan.
3
7
Jan.
3
6% Jan.
19
3
Jan.
Feb.
8% Jan.
36
Feb.
15% Jan.
19
Jan.
Jan.
10
10
11
12
11
Jan.
26
Feb. 23
25
Feb. 10
Feb. 21
Feb. 16
Feb. 24
Feb. 25
Jan.
6% Feb.
29
Jan.
4% Feb.
3% Feb.
14
92
18
18
55% Feb.
7
62% Feb. 26
27
2
28
4
Feb.
9
Feb. 23
2
23
21
24
19
Jan.
98% Jan.
39% Feb.
100% Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb.
3
Feb. 11 104% Feb.
3
Feb.
11
Feb.
3
Feb.
7% Feb.
Feb. 28
4% Feb.
Feb. 24 103
Feb.
4% Jan.
11% Jan.
36% Jan.
19% Jan.
10
79
17
23
6% Jan.
76% Jan.
15% Jan.
102%
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
18
10
11
15
Jan. 10
Feb. 23
Jan. 11
8% Jan. 10
36
Jan. 15
oZK Feb. 25
Jan. 28
86
Jan. 17
18
Jan. 11
4% Jan. 12
97% Jan. 20
109
Feb. 16
55% Jan. 10
102% Feb. 25
Jan. 12
19
44
A§*
94
25%
Jan
Jav,
12
7
55% Jan.
62% Feb. 26
26
28
Jan.
3% Jan.
100% Feb.
9% Jan.
6
Jan.
4% Feb.
95
Jgn.
Jan.
4% Jan
105
11
!M
103
Jan
Jan.
3
12
25
10
Jan
10
Jan
20
Feb.
19
For footnotes see page 40.
12
8% Feb. 25
24
49
2
13% Jan.
11
20
16
22
1% Jan.
10
8
12
3
11
2
7% Feb. 25
109
50
Jan.
Jan.
10
27
Jan. 12
Jan. 11
Feb. 26
Jan. 10
Jan. 15
Jan. 17
12% Jan.
Feb. 26
22% Feb.
100
13
Jan,
21% Jan.
15
4
4
13
13
18% Feb. 25
2% Feb. 24
8% Feb. 24
Feb.
3%
100%
9%
6%
Jan.
20
9
Feb. 23
10
2% Jan.
9% Jan.
20
8% Feb. 25
13
11
20
13
20
8
Feb.
4
96
39% Feb.
100% Feb.
14% Feb.
3
3% Jan.
3
24% Jan.
3
15% Jan. 27
17% Feb. 25
81% Feb.
6
3
3
7
12
12
37
4% Jan.
Feb.
22M
16% Jan. 26
Feb. 26
9% Feb. 26
80% Feb.
101% Feb.
13
19
28
13% Jan.
18
49% Feb.
3% Feb.
17
17
34
3
Feb.
37% Jan.
Feb.
4
25% Feb.
49% Feb. 18
Feb.
16
10% Jan.
26% Jan.
30% Jan.
30
1
Feb.
35% Jan.
11
6
13
1% Jan.
6% Feb.
8% Jan.
40
20
10
7% Jan.
78
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19% Jan.
35
Jan.
Jan.
11»
50*
4% Jan.
14% Jan. 27
1
12
5
18% Feb.
15% Feb. 24
19% Feb. 23
18
4
Feb.
*6% Feb". '18 "7% "Feb".
108 %
3
Jan.
Feb. 21
% Jan.
16% Feb.
44
4
5%
97%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 25
19% Feb. 23
22% Feb. 23
16% Feb.
%
12
44)
28
3
3
77
104%
Jan.
Jan.
11% Feb.
Sale
100
Sale
Jan.
23
9% Feb. 23
Sale
Sale
104
30
92
17% Jan.
21% Feb.
Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
12
5
25% Feb.
4% Feb.
2
Feb.
17
11
15
23
28
28
3% Feb. 8
10% Feb. 23
7
ll'i
28
3
3
3
Feb. 10
7
26
9
2b
21
3
33% Feb.
4% Feb.
3
3
4
14
7% Feb.
6%
45
4 103% Feb.
3
8% Jan.
16
83
Jan.
3
14% Jan.
11
35
3
23
Feb. 15
Feb. 23
10% Jan. 12
Jan. 19
30
16% Feb. 23
12% Jan. 13
115
Jan. 31
17% Jan. 13
96% Jan. 17
4
14
13% Feb.
18% Feb.
22
11
Feb.
20
Feb.
8%
9%
80
5%
49%
4%
31
19%
11
Jan.
98% Jan.
89% Jan.
20% Feb.
12% Feb.
11% Jan.
Feb.
39
Jan.
34
92
19
65% Jan.
16% Jan.
4
19% Feb. 10
Sale
Jan.
14% Feb.
Feb.
88
Feb.
4
49% Feb. 25
1
1% Feb.
15% Feb.
Jan.
30% Feb. 21
2% Feb. 14
8% Feb. 18
11% Feb. 14
34
Feb. 16
25% Feb.
15% Feb.
38% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12
15% Jan.
92% Feb.
50
31]
27]
29%
Feb.
1% Feb.
6% Feb.
9% Feb.
40
3
5
Feb.
48
28
78
8
Jan.
15
20
28
3
10% Jan.
110
Jan.
48
57%
27
27%
3% Sale
4
8% Feb.
30
16
18*
55%
L04
4
20% Feb.
26% Feb.
3
Sale
43% Sale
101% Sale
15% Sale
21
Feb. 21
16% Feb.
7
7% Sale
77
17
3
21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
44% Feb.
Feb. 21
12% Feb.
7% Sale
12% Sale
16% Sale
5%
37%
14
19% Feb.
1% Sale
34
Sale
18% Sale
2% Sale
8% Sale
20
Sale
47%
52
40
Feb.
17% Feb.
21% Feb.
10% Sale
13%
15%
7%
7%
19% Sale
3% Sale
9% Sale
10
17
28
27% Jan.
13
10% Feb. 23
5
Feb.
24% Feb
15% Feb
13% Feb
_
Sale
1% Sale
7% Sale
9
Feb.
Feb.
12
30
7% Sale
17%
2% Sale
8
9%
20% Feb.
12% Feb.
11% Feb.
Feb.
9% Feb.
30
95
40% Feb.
Sale
17
Feb.
44%
29
92
20% Sale
Sale
4% Sale
90
Sale
8% Sale
84
7% debenture.........100
iBush Term Bldgs—•
5%
4
86
8% Sale
23% Sale
29%. 30%
30% Sale
31
35
{Bush Terminal Go.........*
Butler Brothers...........10
3
16
88
38
Watch
Bullard Co
Feb.
25% Feb.
25% Feb. 17
34
Wheel
8
28
Brown Shoe. Inc.
......*
Bruns wlck-Balke-Coll ......*
Bulova
14% Feb.
27% Feb.
13% Feb.
10% Feb.
5
IZS/*
62
Sale
15% Sale
Budd
Feb.
3
7% Jan.
9% Jan.
30
Jan.
86
Jan.
14% Jan.
8
Jan.
14
42
18% Sale
..
,2,400
Sale
26
93 preferred class A.....10
10
200 Car Clinch F Ac Ohio Ry..l00
700
90
26'
$4 preferred series A......*
Brooklyn Union Gas........*
4,200 Carpenter Steel Co.........5
7,000 Carriers Sc General Corp....l
100
42,100 Case (J I) Co.......
1,880
7% preferred...........100
*
42,800 Caterpillar Tractor..
5,200
5% preferred...........100
60,400 Cetanesa Corp of America.. *
200
7% prior preferred
100
8,900 Celotex Co
560
5% preferred..........100
4,500 Central Agulrre Associates.*
38,300 Central Foundry Co.—.1
280 Central 111 Lt 4%% pref.. 100
1,100
Sale
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ..*
1
1,700
3,100
19,800
1,010
22,100
1,900
23,600
19%
i:B. 'v.
25
90,800 Canadian Pacific
SAOO Cannon Mills..............*
3,000 Capital Admin Co Ltd c A..1
'""loo
Sale
30
20 Canada Southern Ry Co.. 100
29~606
M
Sale
Brooklyn Sc OueenS Transit.*
$6 preferred..............*
200
16,800
28,800
10,000
105,400
39%
Bristol-Myers Co...........5
480
200
w*
86
Sale
8% Sale
19% Sale
22% 26
Budd (E G) Mfg......
Preferred 7%..........100
2,200
5,900
16II
30
89
Bridgeport Brass Co........*
Briggs Manufacturing. .....*
Briggs Sc Stratton
•
91,600
4,390
34,200
22,100
9,100
24,400
28,500
11,100
3,100
830
a*
40
23%
Sale
Sale
13% Sale
64
Sale
40
32
Boston Sc Maine.........100
18,600
1,380
8,500
12,300
2,900
10,000
10,100
1,300
14,700
5,200
33,100
21,300
1,570
6,600
20,800
fii
11% Sale
17%
15%
MM
.....10
90
7% Jan.
10% Feb.
3
16%
7
12% Sale
12%
112
Feb. 25 112
110% 115
16
Feb.
3
16% Sale
17
4
94% 106% 92% Feb
92%
30% 42
103% Sale 166"" Feb".
1103%
8
Sale
3
8
7% Feb.
82
Feb. 16
82
84% 82
Sale
12%
11% Feb.
13%
Sale
16% Feb.
18%
Sale
39
40%
32% Feb.
Sale
58
50% Feb.
60%
Sale
9
14% Feb.
15%
94
24)4
.5
Bucyrus-Erle Co..
Feb.
10% Feb.
3
8
14
1
"
Sale
92
22
14
Borg-Warner Corp
7% preferred........... 100
160
14% Sale
15
50
95
Sale
9
8%
29
30
15% Sale
90%
31
3
-
Borden Co.(The).
240
6,400
2,100
8.800
5,600
Sale
39
12 %
tBotany Cons Mills A.;
33
7% Feb.
8% Feb.
9% Feb.
igS
Sale
58
..._1
Class B_.
Bond Stores Inc.
80
900
Sale
29
22)4
85 %
5.800 Bower RoUer Bearing Co..17
61,500
71,500
2,400
5,500
8,700
31,300
72,200
13,200
21,000
1,200
10,200
24,300
Sale
....*
800 Bon Ami class A......
"l",766
18,100
22,800
Sale
85%
Bendlx Aviation Corp
5
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
Sale
.
42
97
*
290 Bloomln gdale B ros
*
30 Blumenthal Sc Co pref.... 100
270
300
850
Sale
200 Belg Nat Rys part pref...
100
115
Sale
15%
Beech Creek RR Co.......50
Beech-N u t Packing....... 20
"MOO
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
32
10)4
4,400 Beatrice Creamery........25
600
$5 preferred w w_.._...__*
"""600
12
Sale
28
Sale
.......
100
10% Sale
9% Sale
Sale
Sale
34,600 Barber Co Inc.............10
6,800 Barker Bros..
710
3)4% preferred..........50
5
115,900 Barnsdall OH Co
5,300 Bayuk Cigars Inc
.....*
1,700
Sale
90
700 Bangor Sc Aroostook-.....50
150
5% con? preferred......100
60
17,900
3,200
Sale
Sale
35
V t c when Issued...... 13
142,500
223,300 Baltimore Sc Ohio.
....100
44,400
4% preferred
100
\
MARCH, 1938]
AQGREQATE
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
SALES
33
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
1
Price
In
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
25,800
20,300
4,520
60
..........
6,800
43,600
500
200
800
;
2,500
2,000
50
1,200
6,700
12,100
8,900
2,200
10,500
6K
......100
26
103 K
28
6%
42 K
33 K
89
K
2%
1
3K
2)4
11
K
1)4
IK
3K
9K
5% preferred...........100
28,800 {Chicago Ac North West..100
7,300
Preferred
..100
26,600 Chicago Pneum Tool
_.*
1,600
6,800
4,700
5,500
1,700
9,100
15,320
2,300
1,100
1,900
200
4,400
6,320
550
36 )4
41,800
800
257,300
4,700
Pref series A
1,600 {Chic 8c East III RR
100
3,500
0% preferred
100
7,900 {Chicago Great Western.100
16,100
4% preferred......
..100
80 {Chic Indlanap 8c Louis pflOO
5,700 Chicago Mall Order Co
..5
24,000 {Chic Mil St Paul 8c Pacific.*
400
$3
preferred........*
{Chic Rock Isl 8c Pac
100
7% prefferred
...100
6% preferred
—100
_....*
Chicago Yellow Cab
Cbickasha Cotton Oil.....10
12 K
ChildsCo
950
6)4 % preferred.........100
10 City Investing Co........100
5,600 City Stores
......5
7,100 Clark Eouipmenf
*
10
K
2M
9)4
103
Sale
8)4
Sale
Sale
90 K
IK
3%
1K
Sale
5
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
1
Sale
35 K
Sale
11K
Sale
58
62
56
3
39 K
33 K
89
17K
19
7 K
29 K
2K
K
3K
K
IK
IK
3K
380
1,130 Cleve Elec 111 34.50 ser pref..*
8,700 Cleve Graphite Bronze (The)l
60 Cleve & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd 50
20
40
12,700
9,700
40
130
4,200
.
5,400
....100
Preferred
900
Class A
•
65,600 Collgate-Palmollve-Peet Co__*
3,900
6% preferred...........100
*
16,600 Collins Ac Aikman
90
390
5% preferred
....100
10 Colonial Beacon Oil Co
*
10
5,300
5,810 Colorado Fuel Ac Iron Corp..*
1,580 Colorado Ac Southern.... 100
789
4% 1st preferred.......100
120
4% 2d preferred
..100
280
460
10
82
45 K
35 K
84
1
3ff
9 K
4K
36
50
54 K
12
Sale
12 K
Sale
K
1K
IK
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
111
113
57 K
Sale
3
27
5K
11K
10
19
108
37
Sale
Sale
50
5
Jan.
Jan.
4
3
9K Feb.
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
10
12
15
Feb.
9
32K Jan. 17
1
3
Jan.
60
Feb.
28
60
2K Jan.
17K Jan.
27
4
24
60
2
Sale
18
Feb.
15
3K Feb.
2
20K Feb. 26
Sale
107
Feb.
4 110
23 K
Sale
20
Feb.
3
75 K
76
Feb. 21
75K Feb. 23
23K Feb. 28
75K Feb. 23
45
Feb.
400
68,700
800
20
18,100
100
14,200
800
22,800
93,500
8,900
26,700
100
6,300
i
700
370
27,000
2,000
4,000
Class B
2.50
9,500 Columbian Carbon v t c
..*
12,200 Columbia Pictures Corp vt c ♦
1,100
$2.75 conv pref..
....*
216,100 Columbia G Ac El common
*
2,000
6% pref series A........100
360
5% preferred
........100
35,900 Commercial Credit
.....10
200
preferred
100
34,700 Comm'l Investment Trust..*
1,200
$4.25 conv pref ser of '35__*
82,200 Commercial Solvents
*
233,900
18,800
33,400
1,400
13,500
1,700
160
160
240
2,700
1,400
63,900
6,900
3,300
58,100
6,200
5,000
217,200
13,100
8,500
150,000
100
100
10,400
30,000
20,400
12,100
1,600
1,300
55,200
59,700
40,800
1,700
900
800
18,200
20,000
10,800
1,000
21,600
1,500
3,800
8,200
9,200
46,000
1,400
1,200
12,600
47,200
3,700
13,100
17,800
28,700
100,000
600
!
4K%
conv
Commonwealth Ac Southern *
$6 preferred
..*
18
3
Feb.
18
Feb.
25
4
18
37
29
Feb.
Sale
15
94K
29
Sale
8
Sale
10K
93
112
58K
59
8K
41
8
29
8
29
Feb.
8
29
Feb.
Feb.
3
17 K Feb. 26
15
Jan.
27
20
6K Feb.
3
Jan.
3
Feb.
3
8K Feb. 21
11K Feb. 23
9K Feb. 11
6
9
8
Sale
7K
Conde-Nast Public'na _„„„„_*
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc....
*
Congress Cigar
.......*
7% preferred...........100
6K% prior pref........100
Consol Film Industry......!
$2 partlc preferred.......*
Consol Edison Co of N Y fnc *
$5 preferred
......*
Consol Laundries Corp.... .6
Consolidated Oil Corp......*
$5 preferred
8
Jan.
27
8
9K Feb.
11
17K Feb.
1
18
9K
500
2,000
180
181,900
7,600
1,200
31K
81
90
37
85 K
7K
IK
39K
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
"1% "l"
22
Sale
7K Sale
6
8K
Sale
7K Sale
66 K Sale
17 K
70
72
IK
5K
96 K
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
Sale
4K
4K
9K
3K
100
v t c
Consumers Pow Co $4.50 pf.*
Container Corp of America.20
Continental Bakcl A.......*
Class B
K
15
83 K
12 K
10 K
*
IK
8% preferred...........100
69 K
.....
Continental Can.......
$4.50 preferred
20
*
Continental Diamond Fibre 5
Continental
Insurance..2.50
Continental Motors
1
1K
Sale
3K
5% preferred
„
Sale
22
38 K
105
Feb.
9
Sale
28 K
IK
29
Sale
28K Sale
Sale
Sale
Preferred..............100
17,000 Coty.Inc
164K
Crane Co.................25
5%
conv
conv
pref
21
•
*
28
*
w w
Preferred ex-warrants
Crown Zellerbach Corp
$5
conv
5
pref.............*
Crucible Steel of Amer
27
7K
8
34 K Sale
32 K
37
........*
Crown Cork Ac Seal
$2.25
23 K Sale
91K Sale
_.*
Cream of Wheat ctfs
Crosley Radio
Sale
4
100
preferred
....
Preferred
10C
10'
33
9K Sale
63 K
34 K
83 K
66
Sale
90
{Cuba Co (The)............*
6K Sale
4K Sale
Cuban American Sugar....10
Preferred
100
Cudahy Packing
50
Curtis
Publishing Co (The)*
Preferred
.........*
Curtlss Wright Corp..
Class A
...
.....
1
1
210 Cushmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
180
$8 preferred..............*
22 K
18,600 Cutler-Hammer, Inc., new..*
22 K Sale
3,600 Davega Stores Corp........5
6K
7
Conv 5% preferred
13 K
1,300
..25
14
2,100 Davison Chem Corp (The)..l
300 Dayton Pr Ac Lt 4K % pre 100 102K Sale"
..1
*
21 % Sale
312,800 Deere Ac Co new
Preferred
20
11,200
22 K Sale
3,100 Dieeel-Wemmer-GilbertCorplO
12
Sale
For footnotes
see
page
40.
Feb.
18
37K Feb.
1
96
Feb.
2
42 K Sale
96
100
88
Jan.
7 K Feb.
4
4
Sale
6K
22 K Feb
6
Feb.
3
Sale
20K Feb.
7 K Feb.
1
7
10K
Sale
7 K
62 K
79
IK
5K
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
5
7
Feb. 16
13K Feb.
3
6K Feb.
4
63
IK
31K Jan.
88
Feb
18
86
Feb. 28
Feb.
3
Feb. 25
Feb.
1
Feb. 25
30
Feb. 17
5
15
2
23
24
23
4K Feb. 16
8K Feb.
4
Feb.
1
5K Feb. 23
10
Feb. 23
4
Sale
Sale
12K Feb.
IK Feb.
79
Feb.
3
3
15K Feb. 25
15K Feb. 25
2K Feb.
1
2
85
5
Sale
Sale
76
Sale
70
Sale
6K Sale
44 K Sale
4K Sale
15 K Sale
Sale
Sale
49
16K
16 K
6K Sale
46 K
49
4K Sale
16 K Sale
52 K
54
22 K
18 K
22 K
17 K
d*
105*
dH
5K
85
15
6K
17
8K Sale
20
Sale
105
23 K
22
K Sale
22 K
.
12K
12K
Sale
Sale
13K
7K Jan.
IK Jan.
3
18
Feb.
4
22K Feb.
3
Jan.
27
6
20K Jan. 31
7K Feb.
7
6K Jan«
8
13 K Feb.
3
6
6K Jan.
67 K Feb.
Feb.
1
15K Feb.
5K Feb.
43 K Feb.
1
3
3
2
7
7
3
x2VA Feb. 14
12
Feb.
4
19
Feb. 28
Feb. 14
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb. 17
48 K
17K
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
52 K
22 K
8K Feb.
15
Feb. 10
Feb. 25
Feb. 21
Feb.
3
Feb. 25
IK
13K
5K
76
17
6K
1
15
Feb.
83
4
105 K Feb.
18K Feb.
25
24
21
10
23
1
4K
18
8
12
3
13
Feb. 17
Jan. 14
Jan. 22
Jan.
Jan.
5
10K Feb. 23
19K Jan. 17
8
Jan.
Jan.
75 K Jan.
68
17
15
IK Jan.
25
11
6K Jan.
12
25K
96K
5K
10K
101K
7K
Jan. 14
Jan.
3
Jan. 15
Jan. 10
Feb. 21
Jan. k7
K Jan.
4
5K Jan. 12
22
Jan.
12
86K Jan.
21
18
16K Jan.
16K Jan.
5
85
Feb.
23
3
45K Jan.
12
21
17
Jan.
2K Jan.
5 110K Feb.
15
13
3
9K Jan.
27K Jan. 28
IK Jan.
3
27K Feb.
5
12K Jan. 27
Jan.
12
IK Jan.
34K Jan.
16K Jan.
15
11
10
56
12
49K Feb.
58K Feb.
164
Jan.
3K Jan.
3
3
19
Jan.
31
90
Feb.
1
21K Feb.
2
8
Jan.
32
Jan.
4 65K Jan. 17
7 166 K Feb. 21
4
31K Feb.
3
34K Jan. 28
4K Jan.
29 K Feb.
98
Jan.
25
Jan.
10K Jan.
39K Jan.
37
12
25
14
11
11
17
Jan.
4
12
Feb.
3
33K Jan.
9K Feb.
3
12K
72K
44K
94K
IK
13K
5K
Jan. 11
Jan. 17
Jan.
7
Feb.
7
Jan. 10
87
Jan.
.3
18K Jan.
6
Jan.
5
3
80
Jan. 31
K Feb. 14
6K Jan.
5
4
Jan.
27
28
70
Jan.
Feb.
11
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
2
23
23
23
21
2
25
5
Jan.
Jan.
27
3
3
39
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
3
13 K Feb.
4
48K Jan. 11
19
3
8
17
23
Jan.
Jan.
3
3
Feb.
13 K Feb
10
2
42K
25K
7K
24K
Jan.
7K Jan.
15K
5K
13K
9 K
8K
107
Feb.
3 102K
18K
25K Feb. 23
24
Feb.
4 £21K
18K
6K
15K
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
38K Feb.
107
4
31K Feb.
3
3
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
73
66
Feb.
7
Feb. 23
38K Feb. 25
Feb.
Feb.
2
5
19
29
Feb. 16
Feb.
4
Feb. 21
Jan.
3
J an.
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
11K Feb. 26
72
Feb. 25
13K Feb.
15K Feb.
5K Feb.
Feb.
4K
8K
101K
3K
)4
3K
13 K
83 K
12K
10K
IK
30
49
4
Feb. 23
Jan.
5
26
19
Sale
17
93
15
K Sale
Sale
Jan.
4
Feb.
90
83
93
44K Jan. 17
96K Feb.
3
IK Feb.
5K Feb.
10 K
82 K
3
20 K Jan.
90
Feb.
9K Feb.
3
3
31K Feb.
3
80
Feb.
3
K Feb. 14
9K Feb.
1
4K Feb.
1
K Sale
9K
Jan.
IK Feb. 24
6K Feb. 18
Sale
Sale
80
18
36
22K Feb. 25
12 K Feb.
75
Sale
88
4
5K Feb. 19
20 K Feb.
90
Feb.
3
84
11K Sale
5
71
a
36
17
Jan.
63
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
68
38K Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb.
Sale
18
3
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
72
15
Jan.
63
3 44K
1 110K
3
8K
29
4 31K
IK
IK
4
28 K
5 33K
13
14
4
50
3 51K
60 K
4 65K
162
164
164
Feb. 24 166 K
4
4
4K
4K
4K
3K Feb. 11
19 K Sale
19 K Feb.
27 K Sale
1 29K
90 K Sale
93 K
94
90
Feb.
1
96
22
Sale
23 K Sale
21K Feb.
2 23K
9
Sale
9
Feb.
1
8K
9K
9K
35 K Sale
34 K Sale
31K Feb.
3 36K
34
36
34 K
37
31
32 K
30
Feb.
3 33
31K 33
9K
13
24
79
65
Jan.
73
Sale
36
9K Jan.
9
5
Sale
68 K
4
23
Sale
8K
11
6K Feb.
Feb.
85 K
Sale
87
Jan.
Feb.
43
Sale
38K
109 K
109K 110
7K
8
7K
Sale
31K Sale
27K
Sale
IK Sale
IK
32 K Sale
Sale
27K
13K
12K
13K
14K
Sale
50 K Sale
49K
64 K Sale
Sale
58K
14 K
10
33
60
15
83
10
15K Jan.
5
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7 K Feb.
15
12
10
10
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
8K Jan.
UK Jan.
9K Jan.
15
11
68
6
4
12
22
8
Jan.
2
23K
7K
10K
17K
12
76
72
Feb.
IK Feb.
40 K
110
12
Feb.
17
25
22K Jan.
21K Jan.
42K
96K
8K
IK
37
25K
IK Feb.
30
Feb.
7 K
71
17
14
Jan. 29
Jan.
3
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
61K Feb. 25
36K Feb. 15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
3
Sale
5
Sale
31K Feb.
8K Feb. 25
83
15 K
Sale
24
23
86
<6K
4K
70 K
4
4
79 K
Sale
16
6K Feb.
Feb.
21
Sale
48 K
30
14 K
14 K
2
15
Sale
33
23
Sale
Sale
6
87
39 K
17
Feb.
101K Feb. 21 101K Feb. 21
103
6
5K Feb. 17
6K
7K Feb.
7
K Sale
K Feb.
1
K Feb.
1
3K Sale
3K Feb.
3
4K Feb.
1
13 K Feb.
16
Feb.
3
3
13K
14K
K Sale
4K Sale
K Sale
Cuba RR 6% preferred...100
14K Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
95
Sale
8K
Sale
IK
34 K
35
23 K Sale
24 K
6
5K6
20 K Sale
x23
7 K
7
7K
8
9K
9K
15 K Sale
16 K
7
6K
7K
65 K
60 K
73
74
73K
IK Sale
IK
5K
6
5K
21K Sale
21K
91K Sale
92 K
4K Sale
4K
8K Sale
9K
100
98 K
106
71
60
90
IK
4
3
8
Sale
7K
2
Feb.
36
33
Feb.
62K Feb.
11K Feb.
68
63
9
9
17K
17K
62K
11K
32
60
96
85
107 K
7K
69 K
14 K
19K Feb.
19 K Feb.
34
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
38 K
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7K Sale
19
Sale
63
16
72
33 K
Sale
73 K
60
Sale
13K
32 K
33 K
83 K
17
Sale
140
160
29
14
53,750
1,100
97,000
1,600
18,300
7,720
18,600
1,400
4,100
37,600
6,900
303,700
127,000
8,600
1,100
Sale
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
59 K
22,700!
520
Sale
50
200
1,000
9,100
1,800
66,700
33,000
12
27 K
Prod Refining.......25
2,500
11,300
3,020
3,000
70
Exch Bank Trust Co..20
"i"io6
500
Sale
12 K
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pf.100
2,050 Corn
27,800 Corn
68,500
4,200
6,100
11,300
53,700
300
66
{Consolidated Textile...... *
Consolidation Coal Go vtc.25
Continental Oil of Del.....5
5.200 Continental Steel Corp.....*
43,000
1,600
3,100
1,700
19,700
26,600!
18K
Sale
98 K
800
4.600
17K
19
45
90
87 K
20K
10
Feb.
94 K
94
7 K
45
Feb. 25
Feb.
33K Jan. 28 41
15K Feb. 17
13K Jan. 27 15K Feb.
Jan.
3 117K Feb.
Feb. 14 117K Feb. 14 111
Feb.
3 123 K Feb. 24 112
Feb.
3 125
Jan.
58 K Feb. 18
Feb. 10
Jan.
58K Feb. 10 59
Feb. 16
10K Feb. 25
8K Jan. 28 11K Jan.
Feb. 11 91K Feb. 25 | 87 K Feb. 11 95K Jan.
Feb. 15 1 20K Feb.
Feb.
3 25
3 27H Jan.
Feb.
5
94K Feb. 10 1 90
Feb.
5
96
Jan.
Sale
67
64 K
7
12
Feb.
24
70
28
Jan.
13K Feb.
Sale
18
72 K
Feb.
3K Jan.
34
Sale
7K
23
15
13K Jan. 12
67K Feb.
3
45
17 K
17 K
8K
37
Feb.
63 K Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
17 K
12
12 K Jan. 12
16K Feb. 18
5 K J an. 12
Sale
23
Commonwealth Edison Co. 25
860 Conn Ry Ac Ltg 4K% pref. 100
108,100 Consol Aircraft Corp._....„l
6,600 Consolidated Cigar......... *
100
9,400
4,700
Broadcasting
System Inc class A_...2.50
21,300
20
11
2K Jan.
Feb. 21
106K Jan.
7 110
19K Jan. 28 26K Jan. 10
Jan. 27
75K Feb. 23 76
Columbia
7,800
1,300
4,200
3,800
IK Jan.
2K Jan.
15K
20 K
16 K
18
5
11
39
Sale
8
Jan.
IK
IK
4K
12K
59
67K Feb.
28
9K
91K
7K
9K
1
3
15
Feb.
8K
91K
12K
Jan.
27
26
Feb. 28
Feb.
2K Feb.
Sale
15 K
14
K Jan.
IK Jan.
3
11
13
10
10
22
5
Feb.
60
117K 117K
10
9K
12
65
3K
121K
58 K
8K
7K
3
Feb.
11K Feb. 28
Feb.
16K Feb. 18
5K Feb. 15
37
Feb. 23
59K Feb. 23
23
3
11
10
5
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
Feb
14K Feb. 15
4K Feb.
3
32 K Feb.
4
Jan.
IK
3K
IK
5K
2K
K Feb.
1
IK Jan.
4
IK Jan.
5
9K Jan.
3
12K Jan.
5
3K Jan.
3
32K Feb.
4
46K Jan.
3
11K Feb. 28
1
9
12
11
11
17
Jan.
2
116
30
Sale
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2K Jan.
Jan.
Feb
2
Sale
61
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
14
2
66
Sale
Sale
.....
3
25
1
15
9
IK Feb
2K Feb
IK Feb
80
34 K
13 K
2
10
9
1
17
Sale
77
89
27
Sale
108 K 110
20 K
8
4
4
26
25
124
98
Feb
60
19 K
151
Feb.
K Jan.
2K Jan.
K Jan.
88
26
116 K
58 K
Sale
4
65
21K
30K
12K
46K
38K
Feb
10
Sale
Sale
3
5
4
5
12K Feb
Sale
3
3
31
70
Sale
66 K
56
Feb.
7K Jan.
37K Feb.
31K Feb.
23
2
89"
46K Jan ill
8K Jan. J19
23
32 K Feb.
3 105K Feb.
103K Jan.
£27
IK Feb
2K
Sale
53 K
28
K Feb
2K
IK
35
2
28
9
Sale
9
Feb.
IK Feb.
2K Feb.
1
Feb
4K Feb.
2K Feb.
13K Feb.
K Feb.
IK Feb.
IK Feb.
3
Jan.
6
Highest
Sale Prices
22K Jan.
3
115
21
12K
3
37K Feb. 25
*
35K Jan.
Feb
Sale
95
15 K
8
Feb
9K Feb
Sale
58
Sale
95 K
8K
K Feb. 17
3K Feb.
2
2 K Feb.
9
11K Feb.
3
H Feb.
1
IK Feb.
1
1K Feb.
3
3K
1
15 K
5
8
2
3
Feb.
2K Feb.
1
Sale
49
~37K Sale"
37K Feb.
31K Feb.
Feb.
31K
,3K
10 K
Sale
Sale
4K
13
7 105K Feb,
9
30
Feb.
9
3
3
10
Feb.
8
4 46K Feb. 28
88
IK
30 K
2K Sale
IK Sale
15 K
90
9
32 K Feb. 23
Feb
9
23
44
3
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
...50
11,800 Coca-Cola Co (The)........*
500
,;
4%..
guar
30,100 Climax Molybdenum Co....*
23,000 Cluett, Pea body Ac Co
..*
10
32,500
1,100
Special
105K 107
20 K Sale
104
x21
10K
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
C C C Ac St Louis Ry Co...100
3,700
Sale
Feb.
8K Feb.
£
3
36K Feb.
6K Feb.
23K Feb.
Sale
4K
3 K
10 K
29 K
1
Lowest
Sale Price
10
9K
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
Highest
Sale Prices
28
4
2K
Sale
7K
Sale
105 h
Sale
90 K
IK
3K
Sale
1
Sale
75
41K
Sale
Sale
29
11
43
9K
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale
105
28 K
A*
47
3%
37 K
7
Sale
Feb. 28
1
Ask Bid
25
Sale
13
Sale
50
•
10,700 City Ice Ac Fuel............*
1,900
2,200
Sale
Sale
Bid
Sale
26
conv
550 Chile Copper....
.......25
825,200 Chrysler Corporation..
5
460
Feb.
Ask
Bid
...
300
■
Jan. 3
1938
Far
70,200 Cerro de Pasco Copp
*
41,600 Certain-Teed Prod
1
8,310
6% prior preferred—..100
Champion Paper Ac Fibre Co
300
6% preferred...........100
4,400
Common
*
3,000 Checker Cab
5
12,900 Ches apeake Corp
*
96,900 Chesapeake 8c Ohio.......25
2,100
1
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
12
Feb.
7
-
Jan.
12
Jan.
12
7K Jan. 12
50K Jan.
18
5K Jan. 10
18 H Jan. 17
52K Feb. 21
22K Jan.
7
24 K Jan. 10
7
Jan. 10
Jan. 28
Jan.
4
Jan.
5 15K
Feb.
7
9K
Jan.
3 107
Feb.
3 25K
Feb. 14 25
Jan.
3
15K
Feb.
8
Feb. 17
Feb.
3
Feb. 23
Jan.
20
Jan.
11
5
34
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
February
18,300
900
4,500
50
910
2,100
1,000
6,400
13,200
1,800
200
250
2,100
37,700
100
70,100
6,900
•
300
2,600
1,600
3,000
200
200
10
46,000
1,300
2,100
36.500 Delawar* At Hudson.....100
48.600 Del Lack Ac Western
50
3,500 {Denver RIoGr At Wei pref 100
100
7,300 Detroit Edison...
70 Detroit Ac Mackinac Ry Go, 100
2,210 Uevoe Ac Reynolds A.......
7,100 Diamond Match............*
3,100
Participating
Pref..25
15,100 Diamond T Motor Gar Go...2
27.600 Distil Corp-Seagrams Ltd...*
3,700
5% pref with warrants. 100
*
1,600 Dixie-Vortex Co
640
Glass A
♦
9,300 Doehler Die Casting Go.....*
96.800 Dome Mines Ltd.
3,900 Dominion Stores Ltd—..._•
214,900 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
11,100 Dow Chemical Co..........*
900 Dresser (S R) Mfg cony cl A..*
Class B
•
10,500
2,200 IDulutb South Sh At Ati.100
3,300
6% preferred...........100
2,300 Dunhill International......1
400 Duplan Silk
•
40
8% preferred
100
125,100 Du Pont de Nem Ac Co (El).20
3.000
6% non-voting deben.-lOO
580
6,100
3,400
18,100
31,400
Highest
Sale
Sale Prices
3
13% Feb.
3
6% Feb.
1
1% Feb.
Sale
89
Ask
Sale
Sale
Feb.
13% Jan.
6% Jan.
23
Feb.
25
5
3
1% Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 16 108
4% Jan.
3% Feb. 16
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
18
7
89
16
Feb.
Feb.
9
Feb.
28
29% Jan. 31
25
36
35
7
Sale
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
68
IV*
AA
Sale
30
17
15% Feb. 21
74% Feb. 25
10
16
Feb.
Feb.
8
32
Feb. 24
4
3
Feb.
20%
21%
60%
6%
4
42%
3 105%
5 20%
Feb.
3
Feb.
11
Feb.
Feb.
28
Feb. 23
Feb. 16
Sale
AA
Sale
Feb.
Sale
88% Feb.
22
"I
Sale
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
26
12
26% Jan.
36
16
1
17
34
6
8
22%
60%
4
8%
4
46%
27 105%
22
27
3
12%
%
11
%
28
3
3%
Jan.
6
16
24
28
25
35
4
8
Feb.
3
10
Feb.
3
10
Jan.
28
113
Feb.
4 113
Feb.
4
113
Jan.
12 115
Sale
Sale
106
Feb.
134
113
Feb.
Feb.
4 123% Feb. 23
3 135% Feb. 18
112
preferred,..........* 110
710 Duquesne Light 5% lit pf.100 111% Sale
106
132
111
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4,500
10
13
115
112
111 %
132%
$4 50
17,300 Eastern Rolling Mills..
5
22,200 Eastman Kodak Go. of N. J.*
670
6% preferred...........100
18.200 Eaton Mfg. Go............—4
18,500 Kltlngon Schlld
...*
5
67,800 Electric Auto Lite (The)
.......3
177,900 Electric Boat
5
Sale
L61
L53
Sale
159
Sale
16
3
% Sale
15%
8%
Sale
Sale
3%
Sale
3
113% Feb.
2
113% Feb.
5% Sale
159
162 ..
17%
3%
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
17% Sale
2 115
Feb.
5% Feb.
149% Feb.
166
162
6%
3
3 160
1 165%
4
18%
3
3%
4 20%
4
9%
Feb. 23
156% Sale
6
Sale
17%
3%
19%
8%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
zl6
3% Feb.
16% Feb.
Feb.
8
5
4
157
16
26
26
25
15
12
12
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
1
20
21
Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
3
3
Jan.
Jan.
28
27
11
28
8
123% Feb. 23
18
17
Feb. 15
3
7% Jan.
Jan.
3 167
149% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
3 115
Jan.
Feb. 25
5
Jan.
Jan.
4 135% Feb.
4 113% Jan.
111% Jan.
15
Jan.
74% Feb. 25
Feb.
87% Jan.
19% Jan.
8% Jan.
% Feb.
% Feb.
2 % Feb.
25
% Feb. 10
% Feb. 10
2% Feb. 21
3
Jan.
9% Jan.
3
5
3
3
15% Jan.
30
Feb.
17% Feb.
53% Jan.
3
Feb. 24
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
66
1
12
24
28
20
27
39% Feb.
20%
31%
6%
12%
23
Feb.
_
9
Feb.
1
5
7
Feb.
IV*
Sale
Highest
17% Jan. 12
8% Feb. 25
2% Jan. 10
28
16
26%
2%
17
Highest
Feb.
30
Sale
...
Sale Prices
3% Feb.
5
Sale
.
Lowest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1938
Par
Sharer
190
2,700
9,300
1
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1
Sharer
13,200
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
STOCKS
N.T. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Jan.
12
5
165% Feb. 16
15% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
12
12
15% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
7
Jan.
11
8
Elec Ac Musical Ind—
5.500
95,800
9.300
3,500
2,400
400
1,100
11,500
12,900
23,600
9,500
3,600
9,600
5,300
1,100
I,700
6,200
300
7,950
2.640
11,500
~
$7 preferred
*
...........*
~
$6 preferred—..........
6,400
1,100 {Elk Horn Coal Corp......
3,300
6% preferred
......AO
3
20,900 El Paso Natural Gas Co
Elec Storage Battery ......
700 Endicott-Johnson
.......50
640
5% preferred
.........100
400
200
shares..........
285.500 Elec Power At Light
500
26,400
1,800
1,000
American
112,000
3.200
2,300
Engineers Pub Service......1
preferred .......
*5.50 preferred w w_...._
500
S6 cum preferred
-.....*
18.300 Equitable Office Bldg _.-.--*
100
93,400 Erie Railroad
$5
conv
38.400
4% 1st preferred.......100
4% 2d preferred........100
6,700 Eureka Vacuum Clean......5
22.600 Evans Products Co.........A
1.800 Exchange Buffet Corp...—*
8.930 Palrbanks Co.............25
4.210
8% preferred...........100
24,400 Palrbanks Morse Ac Go......*
13,700
6% preferred
"
4*400
9*900
Falardo Sug Go
1,400
2,900
federal
140
3% Sale
9% Sale
11X
Sale
36
33
Sale
32
Sale
27% Sale
26 X
Sale
Sale
2^
18
Sale
34% Sale
L02% 104
4% Sale
44
48%
100
900
4,000
2,600
800
7,900
12*166
1,400
3,400
55,200
700
200
2,100
4,700
510
15,800
60
1,900
50
20,300
190
800
1,300
2,900
8,100
2,200
120
40
5,000
4,200
700
8,800
9,000
190
3,500
14,400
5,500
1,000
3,000
260
178,300
II,900
11,400
10
2,600
320
236,400
3,300
1,000
4,300
6,700
2,100
2,700
5,000
28*205
2.400
19,100
9,650
3,700
1,100
13,200
17,800
3,600
62
52
55
2% Sale
3% Sale
2
2%
6% Sale
9% Sale
7
Sale
3% Sale
6
3%
4
Sale
9% Sale
1%
1%
Sale
1
a9A
10
45,800 General Gable.............*
Glass A
*
16,700
Preferred 7%
........100
1,600
6,600 General Cigar Inc..........*
Preferred (7)
100
470
436,500 General Electric...........*
....—*
31,300 General Foods
30,300 General Gas At Electric cl A.*
10
16 conv preferred A......*
5,100 General Mills..............*
1,050
6% preferred...........100
788,300 General Motors Corp......10
Preferred (5)... .........*
8,300
1,700 Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
Common.................*
10,400
22,700 General Printing Ink......l
|6 preferred.
2,310
5,000 General Public Service.....*
17,800 General Ry Signal.......—.*
50
6% preferred...........100
85,800 Gen Realty Ac Utilities Corp.1
36 preferred..............*
4,600
53,700 General Refractories.......*
13,870 Gen Steel Castings 36 pref..*
9.800 Gen Theatres Equip Corp...*
2,600 Gen Time Instrum Corp....*
41.000 General Tire At Rubber Co 5
38.900 Gillette Safety Rasos ......*
35 conv preferred.........*
6,400
Sale
6% Sale
27% Sale
Sale
39
26
Feb.
36
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
30
26
27%
%
1%
17
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
31
Feb. 23
26
Feb.
Feb.
22
3% Feb. 10
11% Feb. 25
Feb.
_
Feb.
Feb.
44
Feb.
45% Feb. 21
Feb.
50
52
1%
3%
5%
3%
3%
7%
17
Jan.
% Feb.
3
3
31
31
Jan.
12
10
Jan.
11
6
Jan.
1% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
Jan.
26
Jan.
19
3
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
3
3
5
Feb.
24
33% Feb. 18
10% Feb. 24
75% Feb. 25
Jan.
13
10
Jan.
ll
10
10
30% Feb. 24
Feb.
12
Feb. 26
Jan.
8
Jan. 18
Jan. 14
Jan. 12
3
2
Feb.
12
Jan.
43% Feb.
1
10
Jan.
Feb.
3
1% Feb.
% Feb.
5% Feb.
14
Feb. 23
5
3% Feb.
40
50
1
26
Feb.
104
_
25
3% Feb. 18
6% Feb. 24
4% Feb.
8
4% Feb.
1
9% Feb. 23
1% Feb.
12
Jan.
3
3
Feb. 26
2% Feb. 14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
Feb.
Jan.
29
34% Jan.
Feb. 26
37% Feb.
.06% Feb.
4% Feb.
Feb.
12
28
Jan.
Jan.
2
Feb.
1% Jan. 27
% Feb.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
Jan.
12
7
28% Jan.
3
Jan.
95
General Bronse............5
—
40.
4
4%
Sale
......100
$6 preferred
........—*
1,100
19,400 Gen Amer Transp Corp.....5
31,900 General Baking Co.........5
290
$8 1st preferred.........
see page
Sale
3% Feb. 16
3
8% Feb.
3% Feb.
8% Feb.
30
Feb.
%
2
Sale
53% 35
105
Sale
3%
Sale
45% 40
52
43%
54
Porto Rico.20
Tractlon..l5
•
9,000 Gabriel Co (The) Glass A
...—1
23,900 Galr Go Inc (Robt)
S3 preferred
..........10
5,100
410 Gamewell Co (The).........*
100 Gannett Go Inc conv $6 pf—*
14,800 Gar Wood Industries Inc...3
*
12,300 Gen American Inveotoro
Tor footnotes
Sale
31
48
30% Feb.
i5o
10%
a*
110
8
4
Feb.
3
71% Feb.
16
a64
3% Sale
Feb.
17 a64
1%
1%
16% Sale
75
77%
32
Sale
15% 30
20% Sale
87%
91
33%
34
17% Sale
25
28
16%
2%
29
18
2%
29%
95
96
18% Sale
58%
66
4%
38
4%
45
96% Feb.
2
Feb.
3
Feb.
90
12,400 Pederal Motor Truck.......*
4,200 Federal Screw Works.......*
13,900 Federal Water Service A..._*
7,600 Federated Departm't Stores.*
2,800
4M% preferred—
100
11,100 Fidelity Phenlx Fire lne.2,50
Fllene's (Wm) Sons Co......*
30*300 Firestone Tire Ac Rubber—10
4,100
6% preferred series A...100
8.200 First National Stores.......*
92,700 Fllntkote Go (The).........*
1,500 Florence Stove Go—.......*
500 Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A._*
6,600 tFollansbee Bros,..........*
10,100 Food Machinery Corp.....10
1,320
4%% corn* pref........100
.......10
44,500 Footer-Wheeler
140
7% conv preferred........*
5,800 Francisco Sugar Go........*
250 Franklin Simon pref
100
43,900 Freeport Sulphur Co....-.10
800
76% conv pref..........100
990 Fuller Co prior pref.
$6 2d preferred...........*
4,720
11,100
Sale
55
|& preferred
*
500 Federal Mining At Smelt—100
Preferred...
.........100
100
100
2,900
37
33%
30%
%
1%
21%
37%
106%
4%
44%
46
140
Light Ac
3%
3%
10% Sale
3
3
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
2
3
77% Feb. 25
33% Feb. 23
23
Feb.
23
91
Feb.
2
19
Feb.
7
88%
31%
14%
23%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
16
Feb.
11
2% Feb.
26% Feb.
93% Feb.
15
Feb.
56
Feb.
3% Feb.
38
Feb.
Feb.
15%
16
15
Feb.
89%
90
87
89
87
Feb.
6
oV*
Sale
6%
6%
6% Sale
93
96%
Sale
Sale
43
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
l2\X
Sale
121% 120
4
Sale
127
95
Sale
A*
Sale
10% Sale
21
Sale
21
73
Sale
Sale
120
120
Sale
24%
63
26
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
115%
40%
31%
Sale
Sale
1%
Sale
5% Feb.
5% Feb.
58
115
Sale
113
28
30
Sale
26
Feb.
"Feb.
5
IFeb.
34% Sale
5%
5%
9% Sale
103% 108
30
Sale
'Feb.
»Feb.
31% Feb.
8%TFeb.
Feb.
99
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
23% Sale
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
59%
Sale
26
2
Feb.
17
27% Feb.
28 103% Feb.
4
18
17
27
9
1
Feb. 26
14% Feb.
2
Feb.
9
1
4% Feb. 25
*14% Feb. 25
25
3
3
6% Feb. 23
4
6% Feb. 25
3
3
23 r16% Feb.
23 :89
Feb.
1
97
Sale
12
70
Jan.
96% Feb.
2% Jan.
3
Jan,
1% Jan.
14% Feb.
67% Jan.
27
Feb.
18% Jan.
88% Feb.
28
Jan.
14% Jan.
23% Feb.
16
Feb.
2% Feb.
26% Feb.
89
Jan.
14% Jan.
56
Jan.
3% Jan.
38
Jan.
Jan.
18
Feb. 23
Jan.
Jan.
18
3
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
28
11
Jan.
Jan.
/
3
Feb. 26
Jan. 12
3
28
Jan.
Jan,
22% Jan.
3
102% Feb. 28
4
1
3
_iFeb. 23
2
l%JFeb.
1
—,
4
Jan.
Jan.
3
Feb.
9
1% Feb. 17
3% Jan.
3
Jan.
12
22% Feb.
9% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12% Feb.
3
13% Jan. 28
87
Feb. 23
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
118"
3% Jan.
8% Feb.
17% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
30
118
23
1
29% Jan.
112% Jan.
IFeb.
lFeb.128
5%Feb.*24
9% Feb.125
17 106
2
Feb.
3
Feb.*25
24% Feb.f23
1% Feb. 15
19
Feb.
23
25%Feb. 26
28% Feb. 23
12% Feb. 17
16% Sale
12% Sale
10% Sale
60% Sale
11
13% Feb. 23
11% Feb. 26
61
Feb.
25
Feb. 26
! Jan.
! Jan.
;
Jan.
Feb.
3
2
23
17
9% Feb.
55% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
15% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
36% Feb.
30
1
17
7
20
17
12
10
11
10
15
26
'Jan.
Jan.
4% Jan.
7% Jan.
102
Jan.
10
17
11
Feb.
3
Jan.
60%*Jan.
11
I Feb. 23
Jan. 15
Jan. 20
1 Jan. 18
I Feb. 24
I Jan. 11
1% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
3
8
18% Jan.
I Jan.
15
'
87
1% Feb.
15
20
19%
10%
Jan.
56%'Feb.
24 121%IFeb.
4
37
"Feb.
30
12
[ Feb. 11
11
132% Feb.
15 115
13
21
12
21
110% Jan.
Teb.
30
18
Jan.
Jan.
3
31
24% Jan.
25
4
5
10
10
fFeb. 24
25
Feb.
28
11
10
12
IFeb. 23
Feb.
3
...
11
58
JFeb. 18
3
2
15
Feb.
4
Jan. 12
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Jan. 24
Feb. 23
4
100
1% Sale
18%
18%
24% Sale
25
11
Feb.
4% Feb. 23
40
3
53% Feb. 15
120
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
14
4
56
Feb.
19% Feb. 25
58
Feb.
Sale
Sale
96
3
3
30
Sale
2
3
3
2
Sale
Sale
11
'Feb.
Sale
108
Feb.
2% Feb.
9
30% Feb. 24
1
3% Teb.
8% Feb.
17% "Feb.
120
30
a
16
3
3
120
103
25
3
50
Sale
5%
Feb.
7% Feb.
123
Sale
Sale
26
Feb. 18
Jan. 14
Feb. 2
Jan. 1
Feb.
2
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
Jan.
8
Jan. 11
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 26
Feb.
1
50
Sale
9%
4
4
50
2
18
34% Feb. 11
18% Feb. 10
IFeb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
35% Feb.
95
119
54%
1% Feb.
3
4
26% 24% Feb.
117
"Feb.
120
36%*Feb.
Sale
Sale
31%fFeb.
1
> Feb.
Sale
73
23
75
27
it* it*
Sale
Feb.
17
15%
Sale
4
1
15
4i
23
3
16%
Sale
Sale
2
2
Feb.
Feb.
1% Feb.
3% Feb.
12% Feb.
1%
17
4
14% Feb.
25
26% Sale
£103% Sale 102% Feb.
25
26"
22% Feb.
11% Feb.
11%
12
Sale
Feb.
96% Feb.
8
71% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
19% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
9% Jan.
55% Feb.
19%
10%
15%
10%
Jan.
18
10
10
10
; Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
10
6
[Jan. 15
!
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
March, 1938]
AGGREGATE
N. Y. STOCK
SALES
In
Since
February
400
18,700
200
3,500
5,300
56,500
Feb. 1
1938
Feb. 28
Par
GImbel Brother!..
Ask
...»
Sale
.......
Sale
$6 preferred
Glidden Go
4H%
55
(The)
con*
preferred
50
Gobel (Adolf)
117,200
3,200
2,000
70
70
51,100
41
I
Sale
Sale
92
Preferred
6,900
1,300
1,300
6,200
3,700
15,300
68,300
2,800
200
490
2,000
5%
1%
12%
15%
Great Northern pref
Great West Sug
Preferred
*
4.500
10
..*
.100
6.300
1,100
40
420
600
1,600
2,500
900
8% preferred
9
...25
31
4,900 Hall Printing
..10
*
1,800 Hamilton Watch........
2,100
24
6
Preferred A..
......
....
700
60
110
6% preferred.......... Itoo
220 Hanna
(M A) Co f? pref. _..*
70
8,300
'25,800 Harbison
120
110
6,400
1,100
Walker Refrac.
6% preferred..........
Ill*
Zioo
Hat Corp class A........
i
6%% preferred w w...
11,100 Hayes Body Corp........
.100
100
50
3,800
2
3.800 Hazel-Atlas Co.....
—25
32,900 Hecker Prod Corp ▼ t c_.
600
...
12,300
10,900 Hercules
8.800
23,500
250
290
Motors........
Hercules
Powder new.....
6% preferred...........100
100
700
100
300 Hershey Chocolate
.._*
2,100
S4 con* preferred...
....*
300 Hlnde & Dauch
Paper Co..10
13,500
24,700 Holland Furnace...........*
300
$5 con* preferred.........*
14,100 Hollander (A) A Son
.....5
9,900 Holly Sugar Corp..........*
230
3,100
3,100
391100
1191300
7% preferred...........100
Homestake
12.50
Mining...
4,200 Houdallle-Herahey cl A
11,300
35,600
11,300
25
18
95
92
22
Sale
128
23
L21
6
5%
50
2
87 %
75
32
6
*
Class B
•
26
Sale
Sale
18
99%
95
Sale
128
Sale
7
5% Sale
61% 77%
2
86
6%
77 y
Sale
2k
98%
90
Sale
Sale
12% Sale
Sale
52
Sale
130
Sale
125
129
Sale
96
150
90% 100%
.46
152
Sale
800
48,000
14,200
1,500
780
170
100
210
10,200
76,800
3,100
5,500
5,100
21,500
246,300
12,200
19,100
12,900
270
430
1,800
65,100
6,700
1,000
3,000
44,700
7,900
216,600
27,700
6,300
7,000
94,100
700
300
^9,900
239,000
20% Sale
53
21
19
9
8% Sale
Sale
22
Sale
9%
10
38.500
1,160
48% Sale
49
79
83% Sale
83
6% Sale
42
Sale
stock ctfs
set
45
Sale
Sale
2
4%
7%
7% Sale
1% Sale
Steel
20
Insuransharas Ctfs Inc
1
tlnterboro Rap Tran.....l00
Corp.......*
6% preferred...
100
(nternat Harvester*......
7% preferred
Preferred.
...100
Internat Paper Ac Pow cl B.*
400
210
126,400
31,700
6,900
New....................15
5% con* pref...........100
380
7% preferred
.....100
199,300 (nternat Tel Ac Tel
•
44,500
Foreign hhare certifs
*
25,300 Interstate Dept Stores..
*
.....
1,600
820
1,500
24,800
300
10
10C
86 preferred—..........1
6,700 Jewel Tea Inc......
52,100 Tohns-Manville
770
340
2,610
Preferred
1,000 Intertype Corp............*
3,200 Island Creek Coal..
1
30
•
Preferred.. ............100
5,000 Fones A Laugh Steel pref. 100
2,800 Kalamazoo Store A Furn Co 10
20 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B •
4,100
28,300 Kansas City Southern....100
2,400
4% preferred...—....100
2,400
8,100
3,000
4,400
7,100
14,700
50
260
5,600
1,400
900
Keith-Albee Orpheum pf.100
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
For footnotes
see
12
5
10
Jan. 12
Feb. 16
Jan. 12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
7
15
Jan. 18
Jan.
6
Jan. 15
29 126% Feb. 28
17
Feb.
Feb.
95
92
Feb.
20
125
Feb.
Feb.
5% Feb.
67
15
18
4 94
7 22]
16 126]
1
7
Feb.
8
1% Feb.
7
86
Feb.
3
3
6% Feb.
92% Feb. 19
146
Feb.
12% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
3
67
17
95
Feb.
92
Feb.
20
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
6
7
3
12% Jan.
15% Feb.
4
7
49%
126%
42%
84%
18%
9
7
Feb.
17
98
17%
83%
3%
9%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11% Sale
10
£50% Sale
130
7%
Jan.
Feb. 24
Jan.
Feb.
94
17
23
152% Feb. 17
Jan.
17
11
Jan.
11
1
Jan. 26
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
13
21
Jan.
10
10 100
Jan.
3
Jan.
11
4
25% Jan.
13
12
12
Feb.
Janl"20
21% Feb.
8% Jan.
7
3
Jan.
10% Feb.
50% Feb.
Jan.
4
90
Feb.
Jan.
26
8% Feb.
Jan.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
3
Feb.
11
5% Feb.
5% Feb.
Feb.
6% Jan.
1% Jan.
11
3
9
3
25
50% Feb. 15
90
8%
53%
2%
7%
10
1%
8 % J an.
16
Jan.
Feb.
28
20
Jan.
28
38
5% Feb.
6% Feb.
Feb.
4
3
Feb.
Feb.
135
61
14% Feb.
4% Feb.
Feb.
33*
Feb.
Feb.
9% Jan.
3% Jan.
3% Jan.
Feb. 24
Jan. 11
Jan. 13
Jan.
Jan.
13
13
Jan.
13
Jan.
10
Feb. 25
Jan.
Jan.
10
4
,
sji
21
16
135
74
8
Jan.
73% Jan.
79% Feb.
12
11% Jan. 12
29
20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 25
Jan. 10
22
Jan.
86
8 138
Jan.
Jan.
8
78% Jan.
3
15%
Jan.
3
Jan.
5
6% Jan.
18
14
6
12
11
19
13
12
Feb.
Feb.
17
Feb.
83% Feb.
9
Jan.
6
4% Feb.
11% Feb.
3% Feb.
I4
Jan.
12
12
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
93
9
3% Feb.
152
20
140
Feb.
4
Jan.
26
3
25
95
Jan.
3
13% Jan.
3% Jan.
Jan.
3
29
Jan.
5
4
Jan.
17
17
55% Feb.
142% Jan.
4% Feb.
4
Feb.
4
7% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11% Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
2% Jan.
26% Feb.
Feb.
46% Feb.
8
11
nl*
95
4 '65%
55% Feb.
70
149% Feb. 17 L50
4% Feb.
6%
3
Feb.
4%
Sale
19
Feb.
Jan.
52% Jan.
24
22% Feb.
147
Jan.
67
64% Feb.
3% Feb.
Sale
*7%
4
Feb.
58
Jan. 19 130
9
Feb.
43%
3
Jan.
93
Feb. 16 19]
Jan. 31
22]
8% Feb.
18% Feb.
11% Feb.
4
31
89
140
5% Feb.
6% Feb.
61
3
10
8
6
Feb.
12% Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
152% Feb.
8% Feb.
135
5
5
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
18
74
Jan.
60
Feb.
Sale
1%
5%
7%
1%
Jan.
Feb. 15 21%
Feb. 18 100
Jan. 28 96
Jan. 31
25
13
Jan.
Feb.
7% Feb.
94
19
Feb.
86
18
26
123% Jan.
Feb.
28
5
3
5
5% Jan.
2% Feb.
95
Jan.
15% Jan.
3
21
Jan. 11
70
Feb.
1
150
Jan. 12
4% Jan. 11
11% Jan. 21
3
52% Feb. 23
3
52% Feb.
43% Jan.
132
132
Jan.
5
Jan.
19 132
Jan.
19
Class C_................_*
75,500
13,060 Int Rys of Cent Amer..._.
Voting trust certificates..
31155
5% preferred...........100
1,800 International Salt.........*
3,400 International Shoe.........*
2,800 International Silver......108
640
300
Feb.
32
7% Sale
30% Sale
3% Sale
7% Sale
31% Sale
4% Sale
8% Sale
33% Sale
4
4%
6% Feb.
4
27% Feb.
3
8% Feb. 26
35% Feb. 25
6% Feb.
27% Feb.
4
3
1
3% Jan.
3
6
Jan.
21
40% Feb.
38% Jan.
8
48]
22]
35]
Jan.
Feb.
21
17
24
4% Feb. 11
4% Feb.
"
1,000
1,400
1,300
8%
Feb.
6% Feb.
17% Feb.
96% Feb.
2
Sale
?B
132
Jan.
10% Jan.
34
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8%
76
138
49% Sale
4
7% Feb.
1 % Jan. 29
5
17% Jan.
Jan.
UH
12
14
6
22
12
16
32% Feb. 17
3
5% Feb.
51
5% Sale
43 % Sale
125
132
3
Jan.
Jan.
22
31
16
Jan.
17
Feb.
49% Sale
Sale
3%
8% Feb.
§2*
32
Jan.
16
Feb.
150
5
25
Feb.
60
4
Feb.
42
92
Sale
149% Sale
*
100
3
19
125
10
24
12
25
17
3
24
Int Business Machines.....*
Feb.
26% Jan.
15% Jan.
4
48% Feb.
83 % Feb.
6% Feb.
8
3% Sale
Internat Agricultural......*
Prior preferred
...100
4
Feb.
30
11
11% Feb.
11
10
25
Sale
93
Intercontinental Rubber..
Inter lake Iron.....
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
23
52%
50%
86
12% Sale
4
4%
4% Sale
18% Sale
d Interchemlcal
7 x27
3
23
4
12
11
28
Sale
64
Inspiration Cons Copper
Jan.
Feb.
58% Feb.
21% Feb.
8% Feb.
18% Sale
*
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
18
ill
Jan.
n
19
30
74
6
13
18
23
6
60% Sale
22%
23%
9% Sale
9% Sale
A1000
552,910 Internat Nickel of Canada..
116",§55
Sale
6% preferred...........100
Inland
Sale
7
Jan.
3
8
8% Feb.
18% Feb.
Sale
64
20
Feb.
3
28
5
102
Sale
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
Feb. 21
Jan. 12
55
2
3
Feb.
l01
Feb. 28
4% Jan.
Feb.
99
8%
Feb. 23
24
Feb.
100
Sale
4%
1%
11%
13%
22%
Feb.
Feb.
9
15
15
Jan.
3% Jan. 28
53% Feb.
5
1% |Jan. 22
16
1% Feb. 17
17
80
45
10% Feb. 26
8% Feb.
1
11
Jan.
19% Jan.
57% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
18% Feb. 24
16
13
11
19
10
3
13% Jan.
46% Jan.
17% Jan.
76
10
Jan.
70
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
9% Jan.
58
27% Jan.
51 % Jan.
3% Jan.
3% Jan.
45
4
16
3
3
27
3
Feb.
17
71,000 Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
31,600 Internat Mercan Marine....*
51,400 Int Mining Corp..........
100
421605
sec
Feb.
25
4,300 Indian Refining
.......10
33,800 Industrial Rayon Corp.—
.6,200 Ingersoll-Rand........ ..._.*
11,000
2.000
26.000
15,500
RR
11
Sale
75,900 Illinois Central..........100
4,800
6% pref series A.......100
3,520
Leased line 4%
.....100
800
2
Feb.
19
....
29,100
2,000
1,760
25
Feb.
16
5% preferred...........100
97,800 Hudson Motor Car..
92,600 Hupp Motor Car Corp
1
,
Feb.
127%
42%
90%
18%
41%
50%
84% Sale
600
100
12,900
40,300
Feb. 28
Feb. 23
Feb.
2
Feb.
49% Feb.
Household Finance-
3,700
Common stock...........*
1,300
5% preferred
......100
111,800 Houston OH of Texas v t C.25
36,400
Howe Sound Co.........
3,100 Hudson Ac Manhattan....108
1,300
1
1
Jan.
20
5
16
33%
136
86
18
2
17%
Sale
92
Feb.
Feb.
.Feb.
4
Sale
Sale
98
148
6
1
Feb.
8% Feb.
18%
98% 100
92
93%
20% Sale
99
Feb. 21
1% Feb.
6% Jan.
50
40
29
34
Sale
19 %
97
55
9
45
Sale
13
270
160
29
23
Feb.
16% Feb.
57
52
900 Helme
(G W)............ —25
7% preferred.
...... .100
400
3,400
,
Feb. 28
Feb.
19
17
800 Hackensack Water...... ...25
Feb.
4% Feb. 23
28% Feb.
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3
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5
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Feb. 14
Feb. 25
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21% Feb.
11% Feb.
16% Sale
6% preferred...........100
9
50
45
Gulf Mobile Ac Northern..100
.
89
14% Feb.
127
46
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21
24
15
22% Feb.
22%
25
Feb.
Feb.
80
Feb.
3% Feb.
4% Feb.
1% Feb.
29% Sale
Copper..100
79,100 Greyhound Corp (The).....*
15,800
preferred.......... 10
6,400 Guantanamo Sugar.......
32.700
70
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2% Feb. 10
3% Feb.
8
Feb.
12
12% Sale
21% Sale
30 Green
Bay & Western RR.100
14,300 Green (H L) Co
1
10 Greene Cananea
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74
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55
24% Feb. 18
7
Feb.
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Highest
Sale Prices
20% Feb.
14% Feb.
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Lowest
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Highest
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9
Feb
23
Sale
4,400 Grand Union Co trust ctfs-.l
3.800
$3 con* preferred series...*
14,500
7.900
9,900
34,800
140,000
10,800
Lowest
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7
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3
50
Feb. 15
Sale
168,600 Graham-Paige Motors......!
Granby Consol Mining
37.000
Smelting & Power Ltd
5
1
I
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8,000
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7.400 Gotham 811k Hosiery......*
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43,800
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34,200
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35
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
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N. Y. STOCK
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A
Jan. 3
N. Y. STOCK EX CHAN OF.
Ask
36
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120
8% preferred
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...
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...
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1,300 Kresge Dept Stores
1,100 Kress (S H) Ac Co new
22,200 Kroner Grocery At Bak.
5
24
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1,950
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.....100
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400 Lane Bryant
9,500 Lee Rubber Ac Tire........
......
25
*
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150
4% cony preferred...... 100
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50
6,300 Lehigh Valley Coal
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1
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5,600 Lerner Stores Corp.........*
51,700 Llbbey-Owens Ford Glass...
11,600 Libby McNeill Ac Llbby
4,000 Life Savers Corp
5
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15,600
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25
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...100
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*
20,600 Lima Locomotive Works
*
4,900 Link Belt Co
*
12,800 Liquid Carbonic new
*
91,400 Loew's Incorporated
1,000
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41,300 Loft Incorporated
33,400 Lone Star Cement Corp.....
...
......
25
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.....100
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.......100
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Louisville Ac Nashville
100
31,300
2,160
5,100
10,700
26,100 Ludium Steel
...
1
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100
43,100
31,300
11,400
15,600
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*
Mack Truck Inc............*
Macy (R H) Co, Ins
•
Madison Square Garden....*
Magma Copper............10
tManatl Sugar
...100
Certificates of deposit.. 100
7% preferred
.....100
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100
I,900 Man del Bros
*
630 tManhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
17,000
Mod 5% guar
..100
4,100 Manhattan Shirt
....25
8,100 Maracaibo OH Exolor.
57,500 Marine Midland Corp.......5
450 Market Street Ry
100
260
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100
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.54,700 Marshall Field Ac Co
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146.000 Martin (Glenn L) Co.....—1
2,090
12,200 Martin Parry Corp....
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II,800 Masonlte Corp.............*
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Feb.
96
Mission Corp
Feb.
22
2654 Sale
9534 103
1,200
7,300
16,900
43,900
8,000
21,800
10,500
19,800
24
24
Sale
Sale
2734 Feb.
1134 Feb.
Feb.
Sale
24
3034 Feb.
12334 Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
800
22 34 Feb.
36
Feb.
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
164 34 165
41
Sale
52
90
165
16
2534 Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb
—..—5
*
10U
7% preferred...........100
4% leased lines
100
9
88
29
4
33,900 Mid-Continent Petroleum. 10
13,500 Midland Steel Products
2,400
Preferred
5,600 Minn St Paul At S S M
17
7
Feb
2
Feb.
Feb. 21
5
Feb.
Feb. 17
4
Feb.
3
Feb.
8
Feb.
3
Feb.
Sale
Sale
46.400 Minn Mollne Pow Implem..*
1634 Feb. 23
25
2434 Feb
534
54
354
22*8
934
22*8
3134
754
25*8
4*
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
105
5
18
160
..
24,100 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co..— *
450
4% conv pref ser B.....100
Feb.
9
15
Sale
....
100
Feb.
Sale
234
560
8% 1st preferred.......100
10 Milw El Ry Ac Lt 6% pref.. 100
Feb.
4
4
pi
102
Sale
.....
106,100 viuml Copper
Feb.
Sale
2
Sale
25
aSS
1834
554
26*8
1634
18*
1234
24
2254 Sale
8,500 Mathleson Alkali Works....*
158
60
7% preferred...........100 15334 157
3834
3454 Sale
11,700 May Dept Stores
10
5
Sale
6,800 Maytag Co (The)
•
2034
25
1,500
$3 preferred w w
—*
20
$3 preferred ex*warrants.-•
90
80
78
400
$6 1st preferred
*
13
Sale
13
II,000 McCall Corp
•
Sale
934
8
22,100 tMcCrory Stores new com..1
7334
73
7934
800
6% conv preferred
100
13
1034
1134
9,000 McGraw Electric Co, new._.l
934
£8*4 Sale
7,300 McGraw Hill Pub Co
•
Sale
4454
90,900 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
22
Sale
20
28,500 McKeesport Tin Plate.....10
634
654 Sale
47,100 McKesson At Robbias—.....5
29
2934
6,200
$3 conv pref
.........*
Sale
7
17,200 McLei an Stores Co........1
80
10
6% conv pref.....—....100
13,200 Mead Corp
* '1134 Sale
6654
150
$6 pref series A.....
..*
53
1,700
$5.50 pref ser B w warr__*
Sale
5,400 Melville Shoe Corp
..*
Sale
12,000 Mengel Co
1
Sale
3,860
5% conv 1st pref..—...50
1634
100 Merch At Min Transp Co....*
Sale
12,000 Mesta Machine Co
.......5
Feb.
17
17 34
234
Sale
15
Feb.
Feb.
495,
1*3
3
16
Feb.
8
3
18
16 34 Feb.
4
51*8 Feb. 23
4434 Feb.
106
Feb. 21 106 34 Feb. 15
108
106
109
9
134 Feb. lb
134 Feb.
Sale
134 Sale
3
39*8 Feb. 21
3154 Feb.
Sale
38*8 Sale
1
Sale
3*8 Feb.
454 Feb. 23
Sale
4
8
Sale
17 34 Feb.
1834 Feb.
19
103 34 10434 10334 Feb. 17 10434 Feb. 23
104
Feb.
1
5
17
Sale
1534 Feb.
1654 Sale
1 13234 Feb. 28
Sale
12954 Feb.
13234 Sale
Feb. 15
3
17
16
Feb.
1634
1634 Sale
Feb. 24
7
Sale
52
44
Feb.
50
48
4
1934 Feb. 23
Sale
1554 Feb.
18*8 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3134 Sale
Feb.
12
19
1634
94
Sale
M
Feb.
14
90
2034
5
Sale
134
28
Sale
2034 Sale
15
Feb.
Sale
29
0*4
Feb.
Feb.
15
Sale
754
Sale
1034
Sale
734
134
2334
754
2
Feb.
11
3
10
3
3
23
15
10
17
2
3
27
Sale
334
Feb.
17
o
1034
23 54
Sale
26
22
19
4*8
18
6
23
Feb.
3
Feb.
Sale
2634
12334 126
7
Feb.
3
Feb.
1534 Sale
26 34
654
Sale
6
634
10
Sale
1*4 Sale
19
4
Feb.
26*8 Feb.
95
93
Sale
166
165
Sale
Sale
£18
16J4
Sale
3254 Sale
40
Sale
38
93
165
3254 Feb.
754 Jan,
Feb.
Feb.
634
34 34
7 3s
Highest
Sole Prices
_27 34
534
25
3451 Sale
2634
9254
Lowest
Sale Prices
2I* il*
13
sit* 1.634
2634 Sale
934
w
2654 Sale
Sale
634
1234
Sale
354
334
2434 Sale
934
1034
2334
2434
16
29
3034
121*» 125
-----
Sale
6
51
16
554
28
Sale
1134
13
Hiohest
Sale Prices
8*g
8
2134
154
1534
48
1434
1434
Sale *17*8
13 34
2254
5*8
Lowest
3854 Sale
2134
234
20
Sale
1134 Sale
5 34
534
1134
12
16 54 Sale
96
Sale
Sale
8
2434
Sale
35
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1938
390,200
14,100
1,900
2,500
1
Price
Jan. 1
For fwtnotes
range since jan.
prices in february
sales
1
1434 Feb. 23
67
Jan.
12
11 104
Jan.
12
3
26
754 Jan. 17
4734 Feb. 24
March, 1938]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
11,700
5,300
25,800
1,400
1,900
112,800
1,200
21,900
15,900
73,800
2,300
5,100
100
900
490
400
9,000
340
280
3,400
•
27,000
700
47,500
44,300
6,500
17,700
1,100
3,300
17,700
60,100
5,030
V
National Aviation Corp....10
National Biscuit..........10
...100
Nat Bond Ac Investment Co.*
7% preferred..
5% pref series A
40%
15
14
300
10,400 National Tea Co..
28,900 Netomas Co
1,900 Nelsner Bros Inc
2,800
8,500
1,300
700
500
a 0
70
90
3*4 Sale
8% Sale
21% 26
1
30
"""ioo
r,400
>
430
71
65
37
32%
87,200
2,600
51,500
218,100
5,700
6% preferred....
.
.
3,200
80
110
41,800
67,900
7.200
105,800
103,200
26,000
80
190
260
460
50
55",300
9
10
140
5,400
179,300
400
690
3,100
30
103,600
1,100
11,500
30
:
2,100
6,300
79,100
18,200
9,400
7.100
25,600
21,600
18,500
5,100
26,800
4,400
13,800
4,100
3.200
.
6% preferred
.....
5%
9
45
13
9%
4
conv
preferred......100
1
100
10
1
Park Utah Cons Mines.....1
Parke, Davis 8c Co..........*
Parker Rust Proof Co....2.50
farm else
Transport Co..
.*
Pathe Film Corp...........*
Patlno Mines 8c Ent Cons ..*
Peerless Corp
8
Penlck 8c Ford.............*
Penney (J C) Co
.........*
Penn Coal 8c Coke
Penn-Dlxle
Cement....
10
..
*
$7 conv pref series A...... *
Penn Glass Sand Corp v t c._*
50
300 People's Drug 8tores Inc ...*
6% conv preferred...... 100
120
400
600
1,400 Peoria 8c Eastern........100
Pere Marquette..........100
2,700
Prior preferred
......100
1,830
730
1,920
Preferred..........
100
•
100 Pet Milk
5
15,500 Petroleum Corp
15,200 Pfelffer Brewing Go........*
25
183,200 Phelps Dodge
700
1,600
400
'hlladelphla Co pref t%__50
84 preferred
...
For footnotes
see page
40.
12
1
9X
4%
14
6 % Sale
1154
11X
27% Sale
35% Sale
14% Sale
114
Sale
133% 140
12
4
7%
1%
38%
34%
Sale
Sale
9X8
1%
40
37
100*4
9% Sale
82
10 %
22
2%
3154
17%
1%
5%
9%
88
Sale
24%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
41 %
62
2
43
Sale
2X8
3% Sale
17
26
Sale
10*4 Sale
93
6%
21
100
7
Sale
123*4 126
9% Sale
45
50
13*4 Sale
42%
46
5
130*4
17*4
6*4
%
*4
•
S
fl
Sale
2
Sale
9%
23
72
39
110
36
1%
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Sale
Sale
Sale
100
7
Sale
130
Sale
15
4%
17
140
Sale
Sale
9%
Sale
Sale
Sale
95*4
9% Sale
83%
86
10% Sale
23
5
Sale
7% Sale
12*4
13%
20% Sale
37% 38%
14
15%
13 %
Sale
1153* Sale
Sale
65
37%
Feb.
4*4 Feb.
1
Feb.
6*4 Feb.
Feb.
2
9
3
Feb.
17
23
Feb.
23
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23
Feb.
Jan.
106
5*4
4*4
19*4
17
158
180
Feb.
Feb.
4
11
Feb.
Feb.
11
25
3 159
7 136
Jan.
24
Jan.
Jan.
14*4 Feb.
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
75
4
70
Feb.
1
75
3*4 Jan.
8*4 Jan.
19*4 Feb.
3
6
4
4*4 Jan.
10*4 Jan.
23*4 Jan.
Feb.
23
Feb.
3
9*4 Feb.
2
22*4 Feb. 24
,
4
854
*4
*4
62*4
25
9
7
20
4
11
12
7
12
12
25
25
23
Feb. 23
14
20
7
11
63
Jan.
11
70
Feb.
11
Feb.
18
35
Feb.
5
40
Jan.
14
Feb.
4
100
Jan.
Feb.
1
3 106
8 12
3
4
19
9*4 Feb.
1254 Jan.
18*4 Feb. 23
38*4 Feb. 25
19*4 Feb. 23
3
3
4
31*4
26*4
4*4
4
11*4
4 115*4
1
*4
59
23
7
2*4
6
7
1
1*4
28
9*4
4
4
2,5
56
Feb.
2fi
17
28
28
26
5
Feb.
3*4
7*4
112*4
%
Tan.
10
2
Feb.
7
5 >
17
Jan.
Feb.
23
Feb,
7
26
85*4 Feb. 24
85*4 Feb. 24
5 186
4 106
4
4
3
7
4*4 Feb.
7
*4 Jan.
5
6*4 Feb. 28
Feb. 28
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
56
21
26
Feb.
Jan.
20
24
Feb.
28
15*4 Jan. 28
13*4 Jan. 21
23*4 Feb,
4
25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
29
3
Jan.
*4 Jan.
180
Feb.
1
Jan.
5
4
3
2
3
3
9*4 Feb. 24
92*4 Feb. 24
92
Feb.
Jan.
25
9*4 Jan.
Feb.
3
3
4
5
Jan.
4
1*4 Jan.
11
54*4 Jan.
10*4 Jan.
17
13
10
13
12
22
Jan.
13
5
11*4
22*4
9*4
93*4
5*4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
14
Feb.
23
11*4 Jan.
3
3
32*4
11*4
95*4
6*4
Feb. 23
Feb. 24
Feb. 21
Feb.
9
22*4 Feb.
9*4 Jan.
20
Feb.
24
10
88*4 Jan.
15
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
3
17
Feb,
2
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
62
10
3
2*4 Feb. 25
18*4 Feb. 28
25
24
1*4 Jan.
5
Feb.
10
31*4 Jan.
Feb.
22*4
1J 125*4
4
10*4
50*4
8
4
14*4
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
17
4
Jan.
2*4
6*4
1*4
10*4
3
14
3
61
Jan.
28
Feb.
5
Jan. 12
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Feb. 17
Jan. 11
Feb. 28
Feb. 26
Jan. 10
99
Jan.
93 54 Jan.
13 54 Jan.
2
2
4
Jan.
13
16*4 Feb.
13*4 Feb. 25
10
19*4
22*4
38*4
26*4
4*4
11*4
115*4
54
12
5 )
30
39
18
Jan.
23
7*4 Feb.
15
5 198
52
Jan.
10
29 106*4 Jan.
Jan.
4 22
20*4 Feb. 25
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
19*4 Jan.
4 100
88
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
124*4
8*4
45*4
12*4
20
754 Feb.
29*4 Jan.
65
Feb.
11
70
7*4 Feb.
10 *4 Feb".
29*4 Feb.
Jan.
7*4 Jan. 11
5*4 Feb.
1
23 54 Feb. 17
21
50
11
39
23 106
12
8
18
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Feb.
2
27*4 Feb. 25
77*4 Feb. 23
10
2
25
10
11
6
21
Feb.
5
1754 Jan. 10
Jan. 31
80
43
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
23
Feb.
27*4 Feb.
77*4 Feb.
5
Feb.
92
Jan.
10*4 Jan.
20*4 Jan.
28 109
Jan,
4
Jan. 26
Feb.
3
130*4 Feb.
16*4 Jan. 26
6*4 Feb.
4
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*4 Feb. 10
""1*4 Feb~"II "1*4 Feb." 11
105
13*1
17 157
554 Jan. 28
20*4 Feb.
3
1
Feb.
2
3
12*4 Jan.
15*4 Feb. 18
39*4 Feb.
4
18*4
14*4 Jan.
3
15*4
13*4 Jan. 31
107*4 Jan. 27 111*4
17
Feb.
Jan.
100
'
39
90%
10
9%
Sale
Sale
91
Jan.
3
3
14
5*4 Feb.
4
19*4 Jan. 31
122
Jan.
8*4
45*4
12*4
42*4
14
Feb.
4
Feb.
8
Feb.
4
Jan. 26
12
4
Jan.
28
17
13
Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb.
24
6
Jan.
3
2654 Feb.
2
39*4 Feb. 21
11*4 Jan.
25% Jan.
4
31
34*4 Feb.
3
16
Feb.
4
3
Feb.
4
3
Feb.
4
3
11
82
9
Feb.
4
10
88%
10%
Feb.
4
20
22
20*4
2*4
32*4
17*4
1*4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
3
1
3
3
84
5%
Feb.
4
10*4 Feb
4*4 Feb.
Feb.
3
1
7
Feb,
2*4 Feb.
3*4 Feb.
8
5
3
5
5%
1154
5% Sale
45
47%
71% Sale
2
2%
4% Sale
42
19
•11
25%
3%
11%
25
23
1
25
13*4
4*4
9*4
1*4
55*4
40*4
Feb. 26
Feb.
1
Feb. 25
Feb.
1
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
94
Feb.
11
1054 Feb.
89*4 Feb.
10*4 Feb.
10
18
10
22
Feb.
3
2*4 Feb.
2
37*4 Feb. 28
20*4 Feb. 23
2
Feb.
1
6*4
11*4
554
47*4
73*4
2*4
4*4
22*4
14*4
23*4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
18
25
31
Feb.
9
11
25
25
8
9
18
13
109*4 Feb.
14*4
32*4
1254
95*4
7*4
24*4
127*4
12
13
12
21
Jan. 10
Feb. 23
Jan. 13
Feb. 21
Jan. 21
Jan. 11
Jan. 21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
66*4. Jan.
11*4 Jan.
12
17
56
16
50
11
10
12
8
42
Jan.
94
Feb.
82
Feb.
4
9
Feb.
4
20*4 Feb.
2*4 Jan.
31 *4 Jan.
7
3
3
17
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
3
62
Jan.
3
2*4 Jan.
3*4 Jan.
27
17
3*4 Feb.
2
13*4 Feb. 23
36*4 Feb. 26
28
28*4 Feb.
18
33
Sale
28
1*4 Feb.
4
27
Jan.
4*4
9*4
4*4
41*4
1
4
35*4 Sale
61*4
04X
4
3
28
Jan.
Jan.
v
Jan.
3
28
3
3
12*4 Feb.
3
19*4 Jan. '28
4
30
Jan.
9
112
Jan.
30*4 Jan.
5
3 *41 Feb.
11*4 Feb.
1
4
Feb.
4
28*4 Feb.
18
15
11
Jan.
20
3*4 Jan.
10
10
37*4 Feb. 28
20*4
2*4
6*4
12*4
5*4
47*4
Feb. 23
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Jan.
8
Jan. 10
Feb. 25
73*4 Feb. 25
2*4 Jan. 10
5
Jan.
11
24*4 Jan.
15*4 Jan.
24*4 Jan.
Feb.
10
11
15
4
Feb.
34*4 Jan.
9
12
4*4 Jan.
12
31
15
Jan.
12
37*4 Jan.
38*4 Jan.
11
15
15
Jan.
Jan.
6
28
3
13*4 Jan.
Feb.
28
4
10
12
5
12*4 Feb.
Feb.
28
10*4 Jan.
4*4 Jan.
Feb.
4
23
28
Feb.
1
2854 Feb.
35*4 Feb.
22
34 %-Feb.
34
Jan.
26
3154 Jan.
37*4 Jan.
64*4 Jan.
21
65
22
31
24
3
4
23
28
10
10
10*4 Feb.
5*4 Feb.
7
10
12*4 Jan.
97*4 Jan.
12 54 Jan.
18 112*4
26
13
15*4 Jan. 10
5*4 Jan. 12
9*4 Feb. 25
1*4'Jan.
7
55*4 Jan. 15
3
Feb.
12
4 116
13 140
3
3*4 Feb.
11*4 Feb.
Sale
11
31
11
28
7
16*4 Jan.
Feb.
33*4 Feb.
18
3
Feb.
3
25
14
9
Feb.
23
Jan.
93*4 Feb.
30
33
112*4 112
31
31%
Feb.
Jan.
35
4
5
Feb.
1*4 Feb.
40
Feb.
4
40
3
20
14 112*4 Feb.
4
Jan.
3
Feb.
21
29
4
554 Jan. 11
118
Feb. 17
8*4 Jan.
14*4 Jan.
28*4 Jan.
11*4 Jan.
12*4 Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
134
1
13%
37%
31% Sale
11*4
64
Feb.
1
Feb.
22
35
15*1
.
Feb.
4 115*4 Feb.
1*4 Feb.
41
13
25 139
3
111
112% 114
32
33% 31
3% Sale
8
1
Feb.
8
Feb.
Sale
30% Sale
30
37X
15%
10%
10*4 Sale
5%
5%
24% Sale
34 % Sale
55
70
Feb.
11*4 Feb.
4*4 Feb.
Feb.
18
Feb.
2
36
Feb.
5
3
3
4
3
4
9
Sale
2
2%
4% Sale
13
48*4 Jan. 24
8*4 Feb. 16
17
93*4 Feb.
20
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
Feb.
35
18
Sale
4*4
14*4
6*4
12*4
25*4
34*4
58*4 Feb.
10
94
2% Sale
37% Sale
5% Sale
11
10%
4% Sale
42% Sale
3
16
41
Sale
2% Sale
32% Sale
19
51*4 Feb.
8*4 Feb.
109*4 Feb.
21%
Sale
2
139
Sale
64
57*4 Feb.
Sale
21%
26
30
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
139
Sale
Sale
14%
15%
22% Sale
13*4
11% Sale
4% Sale
Feb.
114
14%
Sale
375*
15*4
Feb.
136*4
13%
4%
8%
1%
50%
19
31
105
Feb.
46
9% Sale
37
11
Feb.
85*4 Feb. 24
Sale
4%
12
35
51
13%
Sale
4
2
56
19
3%
11%
19*4 Feb.
68*4 Feb.
15*4
13*4
Sale
23*4
25X 22*4
Sale
3*4
Sale
7*4
120
112*4
*4
Sale
34
3
30
52%
55
Sale
31
Feb.
Sale
Sale
27
1
16
9
9*4 Feb.
14*4 Feb.
11
17
25
Feb.
3*4 Feb.
Sale
14
109% 114
31% Sale
70
1
25
13*4 Feb.
25
23
-3
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
74
7*4 Feb.
20
4
14*4 Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb.
3
Jan
150
1
Feb.
68
7*4 Feb.
17*4 Jan.
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
Feb. 25
Feb.
2
18
7*4
*4
*4
58*4
85
90
28
21
3
4
11
10
Sale
43
8%
13
26
67
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9*4 Feb.
4
11*4 Jan. 29
954 Feb.
3
18
Feb.
Feb.
25
3 158
7 133
Sale
14
Sale
2
50
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
16*4 Feb.
10
Sale
16
22
20*4 Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
12%
4%
8%
1%
43%
35%
1
50
13%
30%
10%
95%
6%
21%
122*4
Sale
10
136
11
Feb.
158
Highest
Sale Prices
115
52
6%
12%
Feb.
6
162
8% Sale
92% Sale
88
89%
12% Sale
29%
30
2%
2%
17% Sale
Sale
114
59% Sale
...10
Packard Motor Car.__..._..*
Pan Amer Pet 8c Trans .....5
45
49
114
100
10
Sale
44
Fisheries Inc..5
6% preferred...........100
4%
127
Sale
100
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.12.50
Pacific Western Oil
6
Sale
20
51
2%
21%
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
19*4 Sale
90
Sale
Feb.
7 109
7
5*4 Feb.
4
4*4 Feb. 21
5*4
19*4 Feb.
3
23*4
4%
183
190
105 % Sale
37
94
....
13,400 People's Gas L 8c Coke...100
76,300
30
24% Sale
9% Sale
.*
200
60
5,600
82%
11*4
1% Sale
,*
4,100
"¥,106
93
100
A........
161,200 Pennsylvania RR Co
1,000
8%
1
Sale
51X
Sale
93%
90
12%
1,200 Park 8c Tllford
500
51
Sale
314,700 Paramount Pictures....
1st preferred...
2,800
2d preferred
34,600
19,800
6,800
5,000
2,000
6,900
5,400
7,500
2,500
9,600
3,700
6,300
1,700
106
18*4
12
1,300
3,300 tPanhund Prod 8c Ref.....*
8% conv preferred
100
1,550
Parafflne Co Inc
........*
4,100
1,400
192
105
(The)
♦
Oliver Farm Equipment....*
Omnibus Corp vie (The) .*
...
560
180
Feb.
4
4 15*4
13
3
2
8*4
3
19*4
14 157
4 15*4
3
78*4
4 41
3 17*4
5 15
7 111*4
108
1%
10% Sale
First
2,600
61,400
%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Lowest
Sale Prices
10
Feb.
2
95
85%
95
98% 100
22
Preferred
48
55
16
preferred
._*
1,260
2d preferred
..*
1,430
2,000 Pacific Finance Corp (Cat). 10
Pacific Gas & Elec
25
32,300
Pacific Lighting Corp..
•
11,700
Pacific Mills
_..*
9,900
Pacific Teleph 8c Telegr..l00
1,400
11,700
5,100
3,500
51
108
107
Sale
59« 61*
29
Ohio Oil Co
30
.....
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
24%
3%
4
4%
8%
9
11%
112% 115
115*4
% Sale
60%
2% Sale
2% Sale
4% Sale
5%
5%
1
Sale
1% Sale
9% Sale
0% Sale
60
Preferred
820 Pacific Coast
450
420
170
500
Sale
112
18% Sale
17% Sale
23
2%
17%
9,900 Pacific Amer
5,400
Sale
98 %
90
*
Preferred
18", 900
100
% Sale
192% Sale
104
108X
19% Sale
.............
*
95
98
...100
Otis
600
Sale
88
Steel
.»
68,000
15.50 conv 1st pref.......*
1,500
Outboard Marine Ac Mfg....5
1,700
.*
110 Outlet Co
,,
900
Sale
1% Sale
8% Sale
51% Sale
Telegraph..50
2,200 Oppenhelm Collins 8c Co.
34.600 Otis Elevator............
400
11,500
21,400
5
50
Norwalk Tire Ac Rubber
3*4
112% Sale
54
X
52y8
57
2 *4 Sale
5C
Pacific
480 Northwestern
1,000
26% Sale
8
165,900 Northern
140
Sale
Sale
7%
17
37
Sale
100
50
100
105
Sale
Sale
16
3%
150 Northern Central
74",200
16%
Sale
20
100,300 North American Aviation _„.l
1,300 North Amer Edison |6 pref..*
700
32
Sale
34
...»
70
38%
Sale
12
Sale
100
.
110
105
16 %
100
*
American..
14
70
39%
21
New York Dock
Preferred
Sale
21%
15% Sale
N Y
North
Sale
22
34
1,100 tNorfolk Southern.......100
100
3,800 Norfolk A Western
150
J
1254 Sale
...
190
24%
158
157
132%
126% 132
19
Sale
21*4
7
6% Sale
X
%
%
%
57
52
Sale
16% Sale
20*4
27
22% Sale
68 % Sale
70%
70
Sale
71%
3%
4
3%
9% Sale
9%
61
100
17,900 tN Y N H At Hartford
Convertible prefer red.. 100
20,800
13,200 JN Y Ontario Ar Western.100
67,600 N Y Shipbuilding pt stock..1
7% preferred
..100
1,740
80 New York Steam pref $6....*
7% 1st preferred.........*
40
18,000
6%
32*4
420 New York It Harlem
_•
12,600 tN Y Investors Inc..
260 N Y Lack Ac West Ry Co..100
300
78
Sale
11
40
a
65
100
1,900
Sale
Sale
18*4 Sale
20 X
22
50 tNew On Tes Ac Mexico ...100
8,600
8,400
<
H
58 X
1
216,500 Newport Industries Inc
...»
8,400 New York Air Brake
_—-*
554,100 New York Central...
17,200 N. Y. Chicago Ac St Louis.100
150
15
80%
Sale
Sale
108
Sale
108% 109
6%
6X
Sale
4%
22
Sale
19
18
Sale
7%
Sale
22*4
Sale
154
152*4
15% Sale
13*4
77%
81
78*4
42% 45 ■
39*4
17
17%
15*4
15
Sale
13*4
15%
13 X
136
.*
5% preferred
8% Sale
19*4 Sale
152
41
Sale
9% Feb.
12*4 Feb.
9% Feb.
7*4 Feb.
18*4 Feb.
15
Sale
42
Sale
17X8
19
7% Sale
X
X
........*
6% pref series A
City Omnibus Corp
14%
106%
5Xs
5%
20%
14**
20
36,600
21,500
2,930
3,980
8%
Sale
160
111
4*4% coav serial pref...l00
*
1,100 Newberry Co (J J)
5% preferred series A...106
450
13,700
7,100
1,210
2,220
1
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
9% Sale
13
77
554 Sale
4%
5
20% Sale
14%
21
6% Sale
26 X Sale
155
158*4
900
50
8%
19%
155
Lowest
Ask
13
14X
Sale
107X 111
75,300
2.700
217,700
6,700
n
t
11
10614
.......29
41,400 National Steel
105,700 Nat Supply Co of Pa......10
$2 preferred...
......40
15,930
5*4% prior preferred... 100
3,100
6% prior preferred.....100
300
900
9% Bile
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
160
16
Ask Bid
Bid
78
w w
67,500 National Lead............10
400
7% preferred A.........100
340
6% preferred B.........100
*
15,700 Nat Mall Ac St Cast's Co
....*
56,100 Nat Power Ac Light..
1,400 Nat Rvr of Mei te« pref...100
5% 2d preferred........100
3,700
100
250
>
11*4
10*4
9*4
17 X
155%
14*4
....1
100
1,300 Nat Bond Ac Share Corp....*
24,400 Nat Cash Register
•
67,400 Nat Dairy Prod Corp ....—*
520
7% preferred class A....100
7% preferred class B....100
1,040
*
9,800 National Dept Stores....
6% preferred
10
2,500
64,000 Nat Distillers Products.....*
*
1,000 Nat Rnamel Ar Stamp
...—1
93.000 Nat Gypsum Co...
25,100
900
9*4 Sale
Naah-Kelvlnator Corp......5
Nash Chatt Ac St Loula—100
National Acme
Ask
Bid
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1938
Par
Share*
30,800
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1'
Shares
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
February
N. T. STOCK
7
Jan.
6
11
38
N. Y. STOCK
aggregate
sales
February
Shares
prices in february
STOCKS
580
5,700
31,200
300
137,400 Phillips Petroleum....
220
400
125
20
60
Preferred
Feb.
8
# Feb.
1
95# Feb. 23
6# Feb. 18
*34# Feb.
3
40# Feb. 23
Feb.
4
500
1,100
1,500
22,000
2,000
1,200
13,100
470
15,200
1,000
8
6#
34#
Feb.
11
3
5#
26
5#
14,600
80,200
2,200
5,100
Feb.
300
1,300
900
14,900
145,200
600
2,000
13,400
70
40
5,000
200
8,600
46,500
230
390
770
1,700
16,200
900
69,700
600
1,860
7,500
700
28,400
400
57,000
24,800
10,600
3,100
1,300
5,600
600
7
•7# Feb. 26
Jan.
6
60
Feb.
26
Feb.
2 166
Jan.
25
5
2
163
Feb.
4
171# Jan.
6# Jan.
10# Jan.
-
26 173
Jan.
27
8# Jan.
3
16#J an.
_
8
Jan.
10
12
18
Feb.
17
3
Feb.
26
Feb.
8
Feb.
25
9
Jan.
3
I?
Feb. 26
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
Feb.
23
7# Feb.
2# Jan.
4
12
Jan.
Sale
17,200 Poor & Co class B
38
Feb.
24
33
5
20#
Feb.
8
39
Feb.
18
23
19
33
9
1
Feb.
28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5
26# Jan.
10
4
45
Jan.
# Feb.
9
1
Jan.
12
Jan.
6
13
8
Feb.
25
1# Jan.
10# Feb. 23
2
29
2# Jan.
11
Feb.
3
Jan.
10
19
10
17
14# Feb. 25
11
# Jan. 26
3
16# Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
19
1,500
1#
Feb.
8
Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb.
23
Sale
Feb.
Feb. 23
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
23
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
23
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26
Feb.
17
8,700 tPostal Teleg 8c Cable nreflOO
53,100 Pressed Steel Car common.. 1
13,900
5% conv 1st pref...5
5,600
5% conv 2d pref.........50
33,100 Procter 8c Gamble..
•
2,030
Preferred
.10*
34,500 Pub Ser Corp of N J common *
3,800
$5
preferred
6% preferred
IOC
7% preferred........... 100
H"/„
preferred
100
Public Service El ft Gas—
900
3#
118#
32
95#
107#
123#
136
Sale
11
2,600
6% preferred...........
44,900 Purity Bakeries..
1,800 Quaker State Oil Rfg Corp. 10
94
.....
343,800 Kadio Corp o* Amer...
•
300
J5 preferred B
......*
33,300
J3.50
conv
.......
....
5
Meet Corp........*
6% conv preferred......100
6% conv prior pref ser A100
Pe»ere Coiu>«*» 8c Brasa.... 5
2,000
Class A_
10
560
7% preferred—....
100
.
446.100 Republic
2,800
3,600
39,500
122
Sale
Sale
......
57,500 St Joseph Lead .
...10
7,900 tSt Louis-San Francisco. 10ft
8,500
6% preferred..
..100
320 t1' Louis Southwestern ..loo
5% preferred...........100
22,900 Safeway Stores.
........
800
5% preferred
..100
720
6% preferred...........100
1,420
7% preferred
100
9,000 Savage Arms Corp
....*
41,600 Schenley Distillers Corp... 5
5,000
5#% preferred
100
76,300 tScbulte Retail Stores.
1
1,700
8% preferred..........100
3,980 Scott Paper
_....*
.....
41,900 tSeaboard Air Line...
4,700
4-2% preferred—......100
45,900 Seaboard Oil Co of D*I
*
1,500 Seagrave Corp (The).—..*
123,800 Scars, Roebuck 8c Co.......*
68,800 Servel Inc
...
1
22,300 Shattuck (G F)
•
9,700 Sharon Steel Corp
*
2,000
85 conv preferred
14,400 Sharp 8c Dobme
2,200
Conv pref series A
*
...*
•
Shell Union Oil
•
Convertible preferred. 100
Silver King Coalition..
5
Simmons Co
........
Simms Petroleum
10
Slmonds Saw ft Steel Co
*
Skelly Oil Co
25
6% preferred...........100
Sloss-Sheffleld Steel ft Ir.100
$6 preferred
Smith (A O) Corp
10
Smith ft Corona Typewr
*
Snider Packing
...»
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc.15
290 Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
100
400
5,500
29,700
42,000
9,400
2,900
19,900
1,600
2,610
510
630
1,100
1,400
2,100
101,700
4,400
6,200
6,600
266,400
100
Feb.
28# Feb.
10# Feb.
94# Feb.
8# Feb.
14# Feb.
5# Feb.
112
111#
32#
H#
95#
Sale
15
6
60
4
97
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
19#
26
19
Sale
24
3#
30
1#
7
7#
10#
12#
60
62
2#
16#
65
60
700
......
30#
30
81
9
31
90
63
56
10
Sale
9#
18#
21#
2#
30# Sale
Sale^
ilh
20#
72#
Sale
Sale
88
24
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
75
18
#
5#
37#
Sale
6#
Sale
#
2#
20#
3#
54#
Sale
2#
Sale
3#
Sale
13
Sale
7#
16
Sale
17
57#
4#
44#
23#
16#
60#
Sale
Sale
25
Sale
97
Sale
6#
18#
3
.
Sale
Sale
H*
90
61#
13#
25
81#
70
62 #
Sale
30
63
Sale
16#
85
89#
7#
Sale
40#
51#
6#
6#
Sale
Sale
8#
Sale
12#
10#
18#
17#
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
32
Sale
1#
2#
4#
Sale
5#
18#
11#
Sale
14# Sale
10
Jan.
3
10
Jan.
17
10
15
4
31
Jan.
3
509-
117
Jan.
Jan.
17
11
21 118# Feb.
17
Jan.
13
Jan.
12
4
Feb.
35#
8
98#
91# Feb.
4 108
105
Feb.
117# Fet. 17 123#
17
3
135
Jan.
26 143
1
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
2
Feb.
1
9# Feb.
1
i5# Feb.
112
Jan.
30
7
28# Feb.
10# Feb.
Feb. 16
3
Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
*
Feb.
4# Feb.
21# Feb.
19# Feb.
26# Feb.
21
Feb.
30
Feb.
25# Feb.
4
Feb.
41
Feb.
1# Feb.
6
Jan.
13
Jan.
14
12 112# Jan.
3
36# Jan.
Jan.
13
3
21
3
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
24# Feb.
18# Jan.
27# Feb.
3
23
Jan.
7
7#
14#
5#
60#
44#
3#
19#
16#
Feb. 23
"53
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
94
25
1
28
24
9
10
3
25
24
98
10
16
%
3
53
Feb. 25
16
5# Jan.
11
23# Jan.
24# Jan.
29# Jan.
15
11
18
13
15
25
10
21
3
10
10
26
26
3
22
Feb. 23
Feb. 26
7
8
Feb.
18
4
10
Feb.
85#, 90#
8#. Sale
39# Sale
55# Sale
9
7
6#
Feb.
62
65
60# Feb.
Feb.
Sale
11
Sale
18#
21#
2#
36#
1#
2#
4#
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
2#
5
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
28
9
65# Feb. 23
15# Feb. 23
Jan.
Jan.
61
60
8
3
Jan.
30# Jan.
27# Jan.
4# Jan.
41
Jan.
1# Jan.
11
Jan.
9# Jan.
11# Jan. 12
15# Feb. 25
67# Feb. 24
66# Jan.
22
Jan.
10
4
20# Jan.
28
Jan.
15
15
13
6
3
73
Jan.
4
4
3
81# Feb.
3
63
Feb.
17# Feb. 23
3
85
Feb.
8# Feb. 10
2
41# Feb.
2
56
Feb.
3
6# Feb.
6# Feb. 23
17# Jan.
8
11
Feb.
16
51# Feb.
6# Feb.
6
Feb.
10
Feb.
1
39
3
17# Feb.
Feb.
2# Feb.
14
30# Feb.
4
Feb.
3
2# Feb.
4# Feb.
16
18# Feb.
76# Feb.
87# Feb.
17
1
3
11
4
11# Feb.
4
24
11# Feb.
3
81# Feb.
62# Feb. 24
7
14# Feb.
84# Feb. 18
3
7# Feb.
Jan.
29
37
Jan.
8
81
Jan.
4
85
Jan.
62#
14#
84#
6#
Feb. 24
7
Feb.
Feb. 18
4
Jan.
21
21
7
39
Feb.
16
51# Jan. 31
3
6# Feb.
3
5# Jan.
ffl
Jan.
Jan.
87# Jan.
8
21»
Jan.
11
46# Jan,
58# Jan.
8# Jan.
8
11
Jan.
10
Jan.
10
19
11
10#
Jg
7
23
10
Jan.
19
19# Feb. 25
21# Feb. 18
2# Feb. 11
17
Jan.
27
17
Feb.
3
2
Jan.
5
29# Jan.
4
1
Jan.
28
2
Jan.
5
Jan.
10
4# Feb.
16
5 H Jan.
26
3
18# Feb.
3
72# Jan.
87# Feb. 28
23# Jan.
12
38#
1#
2#
4#
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb.
5
Feb. 25
Feb. 10
20#
23#
2#
40#
$
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
12
Jan.
12
16
76#
90#
12# Jan.
3
3
2# Jan.
15# Feb.
14
11
24
Jan.
28
17
13
2# Feb. 17
18# Feb. 23
2# Feb.
15# Feb.
Jan.
28
26
50
24
Jan.
Jan.
65
11
18
Jan.
61
1
Jan.
17
Jan.
31
3# Jan.
38# Jan.
2
2
23
34
Sale
82 #
17
6
16#
Sale
uk-
Sale
80
Sale
18#
75#
87#
101#
15#
24#
83#
#
5#
41#
Sale
#
93
105
102
6#
Sale
5#
2
•
22#
3#
Sale
57
Sale
14
Sale
7#
16#
Sale
101 #
Sale
15
16#
Sale
21#
80
85
#
Sale
7
5#
*39# Sale
#
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20# Feb.
10
1
79
Feb.
18
92
Feb.
2
Jan.
Feb.
11
15
Feb.
3
Jan.
4
25# Feb.
85
Feb. 23
21# Feb.
4
27# Jan.
75
Jan.
4
1
# Feb.
5# Jan.
37# Jan.
10
85
1
28
# Jan.
6
2
Jan.
27
20
Jan.
3
3 # J an.
53# Feb.
4
1
10
11
3
Feb.
5
99
102
26#
Sale
7#
20#
2#
18#
28#
93
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
3
19#
Sale
94#
93
61
Sale
62
65
55
97
99
97
98
95
17
17#
14#
19
Sale
12
Sale
15#
112# 113# 113#
2# Sale
2#
100
Sale
47
30
Sale
a*
19#
Sale
11#
14#
12#
Sale
Feb.
6# Feb.
19
Feb.
98
# Feb.
5# Feb.
41# Feb.
#
2#
27#
4#
65#
3
4
4
17# Feb.
24# Feb.
16
10
1
5
Feb.
Feb. 14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16# Feb.
9# Feb.
25
24
Feb.
18
60# Feb.
4# Feb.
46# Feb.
25
3
5
Jan.
3
Jan.
27
17
2
13
7
14
Feb.
4
58
Feb.
16
8
4
Feb.
2
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
18# Jan.
9
25
17
16
26# Feb.
16# Feb.
3
Feb.
1
3 100
Feb.
3
3 105
19
100
2
Sale
43#
25#
16#
64
20
18
11
Sale
a*
Sale
Jan.
26
Sale
60
Jan.
4
# Feb.
2
81
93
2 105
Feb.
3
16# Feb.
*38# Feb. 28
# Sale
jaaa
25 # Sale
Feb.
3
28
3
20# Feb.
4#
4#
4# Feb. 23
64
Sale
4
53# Feb.
3
15# Sale
13# Feb.
3
r8# Sale
7# Feb.
4
16#
17
14# Feb.
58
Feb. 16
2
4
Feb.
9
43# Feb.
*24# Feb. 11
15# Sale
14# Feb. 17
Sale
Sale
11
90#
16#
Sale
14
16
6
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
64
57
67
60#
12#
24#
81#
3#
87
75
97
2#
17#
68
Sale
Sale
3
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
24
9
ja
20
28
Feb.
11# Feb. 28
15# Feb. 25
67# Feb. 24
60
Feb. 28
Sale
Sale
16#
Jan.
9
9
c
LOO
16
3
72
70
18#
2#
3
10*
lih
Sale
20
2
7#
6#
20#
45#
112
34#
12#
18 96
3
9
15# Sale
81# 100
7
7#
43# Sale
8#
5#
1
3
4#
12# Sale
25
45
Feb.
39
75
70
4
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
23
17
24
Sale
13
1# Jan.
Feb.
3#
19#
16#
24#
19#
27#
20#
3# Jan.
Feb.
_
15
7
8
Feb.
Feb.
8
45
Sale
Sale
25
v
71
23
..10
29,600
Sale
7# Sale
50
13,700
2,900
5,700
12,400
3,300
1,900
8,800
Feb.
Sale
60
120
Feb.
Sale
Sale
170
5#% preferred.........100
12,200 Reynolds Metals Co
*
700
5h% conv. pref
100
25,900 Reynolds Spring Co
1
88,500 Reyn. lds(KJ) lob clB
10
Common
Feb.
46# Sale
1st pref
160,500 tR«dio-Keith-Orph Corp...*
54,300 Reo Motor Car
Feb.
Sale
112
•
..........
Feb.
96
113#
29# Sale
*
$5 preferred..
71,400 Pullman Company.:
228,900 Pure Oil
3#
Jan.
Feb.
2,800 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A...*
Class B
46
10
Feb.
Sale
14#
73,200 Richfield Oil Corp
♦
2,000 Rltter Dental Mfe
*
15,200 Roan Ant Cop Mines new....
17,400 Ruberoid Co cap stock new.*
000 Rutland RK. pref........100
11",300
Jan.
4
48
Feb.
Feb.
•
5
1,200 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co,
20,400
2?0
17
3
400 Rhine Westphalia El & Pow__
26,000
4,600
2,800
Jan.
Feb.
3,960
1,200 Plttston Co (The)
27,200 Plymouth Oil
960
100
17
35
1
200
2,300
14,300
1
7# Jan.
5
25
550
400
26
Feb.
50
Feb.
25
United
700
Pref with warrants
25
310 Rengs ft Saratoga RR Co. 100
300
510
1,400
28
8# Feb, 26
13# Feb. 23
Feb.
Conv pref (unstamped).100
Plttsb 8c West Vlrgtn!a:.10O
300
40
500
5# Jan.
26# Jan.
24
172
Feb.
10#
Feb.
163
Feb.
...I"*
25,300
900
1,000
10
12
60# Feb. 26
Feb.
3,700 Psybestos-Manhattan
•
8,500 Rayonier Inc..............1
2,400
$2 preferred
25
6,300 Reading Company........50
1,700
First preferred..........50
1 300
Second preferred.......50
2 50' Real Silk Hosiery
5
1,200
Preferred....
100
1,800 Rels (Robt) ft Co....
•
1,000
1st preferred
100
3,200 Reliable Stores Cor
1,800 Reliance Mfg Co
....10
51,500 Rem ton-Rand
1
2,100
8# Jan.
24# Jan.
8
Feb.
16,500 Pittsburgh
1,000
690
800
29
3
Jan.
6
40
1
Feb.
35
Feb.
49#
Feb.
6# Feb. 23
Feb.
Sale
47
oO
Feb.
100
126,400
Jan.
20# Jan.
23# Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
..
5% preferred class A
2,100
100
30,600
85,700
1,200
16,000
18
Feb.
800
410
10
30# Jan.
100
7% pref class B
•
7,400
42# Jan.
5 #% 1st ser conv pr pf.100
600 Pittsburgh Terminal Coal—1
170
6% preferred...
.101'
60
600
3
18
7# Feb. 23
Feb.
350
200
*34# Feb.
8
20
10,800
3
8
Feb. 19
Jan. 12
Jan. fc 7
Feb. 23
Feb. 18
Feb.
150
400
1,630
Feb.
Feb.
2#
4#
#
95#
6#
81
6
46
v*
740
380
2,400
3
Sale
173#
410
~
6
5
11
30# Jan.
2
Sale
32,900 Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt...*
13,000 Pittsburgh Steel Co
*
Highest
1# Jan.
3# Jan.
# Jan.
2# Feb. 19
4# Feb. 21
35
36
100
Highest
3
20 H
10
5
8
J*
3,400 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100
1,000
6% preferred
..100
3,000 Pitts Coke & Iron Corp...
575
$5 conv preferred
*
30 Pitts Ft W & Chic Ry
100
600
300
28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
68
Sale
t#o
Preferred..
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb.
Sale
5#
5,200 Pierce Oil 8% conv pref—100
5,400 Pllabury Flour Mills
25
750 Pirelli Co of Italy Am shs
700
1,700
9,400
2,900
51
38
Prices
i
a*
Sale
82
*
5
Phoenix Hosiery
70
•
J
100
Preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Feb. 28
1
Ask
2
Bid
1,100
7% preferred
—50
11,300 Phil* ft Reading C ft I
•
76,700 Philip Morria 8c Co
10
300 Phillips Jones Corp
*
—
46",000
Feb.
1938
l
930 tPhlla Rapid Transit Go...BO
„
100
1
Jan. 3
Shares
In
range since jan.
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
1
8# Feb. 23
22# Feb. 23
3# Feb. 10
43#
24#
14#
96#
6#
Jan.
7# Jan. |11
Jan.
24
Jan.
42
3
2# Jan. 13
27# Feb. 25
5#
Jan.
8*
J*
Jan.
11
Jan.
14
Jan.
10
Jan.
10^
2M
Jan.
22
Jan.
4
34#
Jan.
10
4
93
Feb.
82#
Jan.
1
12
13
17
3
3
3
3
16# Jan.
24# Feb.
90# Jan.
3
27# Jan.
18# Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
4
30# Feb.
23
Feb.
1
93
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
3
70
Feb.
23
55
Jan.
28
10
97
Feb.
4
95
Feb.
Jan.
10 100
28
20# Jan.
3
15# Jan.
3
13# Jan.
16# Feb.
3
19# Feb. 25
1
15
4
Sale
12
Feb.
11# Feb.
14# Feb.
13# Feb. 23
16
Feb. 10
Sale
Sale
113# Feb.
2# Feb.
3
Feb.
23
15# Jan.
11# Jan.
11
Jan,
13# Jan.
14
65# Feb. 25
16# Jan. 12
9# Feb. 17
Feb.
19
4
14
27
11
27
11
11
17
13
5
Jan.
3
6
Feb. 23
28
16# Jan.
10
15
15
10
Solvay Am Corp—
10,800
4,000
2,000
6#% preferred
...100
47,600 South Amer Gold & Plat
1
7,300 So Porto Rico Sug
2,050
8^ Preferred
100
For footnotes
.....
see
page
40
...
110
2#
22
128
114
Sale
Sale
131
24
Sale
130# 142
25
Sale
132# 142
24
Feb.
130# Feb.
28 113# Feb.
3
3
Feb.
1
26# Feb.
3 130# Feb.
28
1
10
3
112
Jan.
2# Jan.
14 113# Feb.
3
3# Jan.
22
Jan.
3
128
Jan.
4
28
13
Jan.
10
130# Jan.
27
28
Maech, 1938]
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
In
Since
February
N. Y. STOCK EXCHAM OE
Par
100
600
800
Mobile
ft Ohio certlfs ..100
1,400 Spalding (A G) Ac Bros..
260
lat preferred
!Iioo
39,400 Sparlca Wlthlngton
*
1,900 Spear 8c Co
180
......
13,300
1,000
....
""760
77,500
800
3,960
Conv $4.50
22,800 Square D Co claaa B
133,000 Standard Brand*.....
4,300
$4.50 preferred.......
12,100 Stand Com'l Tobacco..
48,000 (Standard Gaa ft Elec_.
72,900
$4 preferred
1
•
•
!IIL*
17a
•
....
6,300
$6 prior preferred....
27,700
$7 prior preferred....
300
Sale
18 k
11 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
18k
22
3
25,100
100
*
38
2 k
6)4
19)4
16)4
12)4
99,700
223,300 Standard
1,200
5,100
11,400
1,600
39,800
24.500
4,400
Stewart
28)4
33)4
31
25
OH ef N J
Warner
44)4
20)4
♦
Corp....
10
5
6,800 Stokely Broa & Co Inc
132,900
Stone &
Webster
510
56,800
11,100
57,500
13,100
8,500
100
7)4
9)4
4)4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
25
Feb.
Feb.
3
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
27,700
26,300
Sale
a
Sale
Sale
Sale
35)4
34)4
Sale
Sale
25
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
600
20
280
Sale
1,900
6,400
83,400
18,000
13,200
43,800
58,100
5k% preferred
50
...
4,300 Telautograph Corp..
...5
21,000 Tennessee Corp............5
224,400 Texas Corp (The)
—25
45,400 Texas Gulf Producing Co—*
36,600 Texas Gulf Sulphur
..*
72,700 Texas Pacific Coal Ac Oil...It
135,300 Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfa
1
2
Old
3
1,600
-10<
9
Sale
Sale
Sale.
220
3,700
300
7)4 Sale
8)4 Sale
*
55
4
Preferred
*
•
800'
0% preferred
...»
13,000 Troax Traer Coal...
•
10
2,000' Tr«»*con Steel Co
41,400 20th Cent Fox Film Corp
•
4,900
$1-50 preferred
.*
5,600 Twin City Rapid Transit
•
5,000
600
....
18,400
1,200
1,300
220
Preferred..
810
6,900
...........100
28,900 Twin Coach Co
1,000
3,500
12,600
51,300
16,100
8,800
2,100
1,400
107,800
20,200
2,600
6,700
37,200
121,200
30^800
23J00
4,500
4,700
325,000
78^800
200
1
Ulen Sc Co
—•
Underwood Elliott Fisher
•
Union Bag St Paper, new ..*
Union Carbide ftCn
•
Union OH, California..
25
Union Pacific
100
4% preferred
100
Union Tank Car
United Aircraft Corp...
5
United Air Lines Transport.5
United American Bosch....*
...
...
700
4 600 United Biscuit of Am
2,000
20
*
Preferred
.............100
20,000 United Carbon
•
5[200 Unlted-Carr Fastener Corp.*
195,400 United Corp
..*
28,200
Preferred.
•
15,000 United Drug Inc.....
5
16 800 United Dyewood..........10
530
Preferred
...100
26 540 United Electric Coal Cos
5
5 J00 United Eng ft Foundry...
5
12*600 United Fruit
70
6,000
2,000
56,500
15,800
6,200
4,700
430
5,700
2,100
4,500
57,200
1,000
1.600
......
123^200 United Gas
2'000
8,700
4,700
Impt Co
•
Preferred
600
United Paperboard Co.....10
Preferred
......—i.
200 U S Dlstrlb Corp
330
990
3,600
Preferred...
........
200
8,400
2,500
500
36,300
50,500
668,500
126,200
17,300
1,200
'
For footnotes
see
........100
U 8 Pipe at Foundry.......30
U S Realty at impt
—»
U S Rubber
...*
8% 1st preferred
100
U S Smelt Ref at Mg
50
Preferred
...
..50
page
40.
11
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6)4
3)4
81)4
5)4
6)4
19)4
26)4
4)4
35)4
7)4
4)4
x32H
9)4
10 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1)4
24
24
25
25
23
10
1
25k Feb. 11
Feb. 10
Feb.
11
9k Feb. 23
7k Feb. 23
26
42k Feb. 18
5k Feb.
7k Feb.
44k Feb.
4k Feb.
33
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
14
58k Feb. 21
3 k Feb. 10
Jan.
Jan.
28
Jan.
3
3
12
4
3
3
27
78
Feb.
16
10
k Jan.
4
38
Feb.
3
8
10k Jan.
28
7
7k Feb.
8k Feb. 18
3 k Feb. 25
5k Feb.
6k Feb.
3
3
12k Feb. 15
3
43
3
11
Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
82
9,
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
5k Feb
li
11
8
4
4
28
8
VA
Sale
2)4
59
Si*
>18
9k
4k
83
2
9
6k
3
7
Feb.
24
3
\VA
24
8
31k Feb. 23
2
4k Feb.
4
31k
27
6
4
44
10 k
Feb.
Feb.
23
15
Feb.
3
9k Feb. 23
7k Jan.
3
1)4 Feb.
47)4 Feb.
9)4 Feb.
3
2 k Feb. 18
59k Feb. 23
Ilk Feb. 15
Ik Feb.
3
2k
47 k Feb.
3
59 k
9k Jan.
3
12 k
67k Feb.
18k Jan.
4
79 k
21k
72 k Feb.
72
Feb.
4
3
4
40
Feb.
3
Sale
16)4
13
116
39)4
Sale
67)4 Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
75
1
7)4
9)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5)4
Sale
8
Sale
uS*
Sale
8
g8K
23 k
Sale
21
3
27 k
Sale
6)4 Sale
27)4- 32
15
7
Sale
Sale
23
'4
Sale
.66
Feb.
21k Feb.
8)4
6
7)4
8)4 Sale
81
20 k Feb.
6 k Feb.
8k Jan.
Sale
I*
21k Feb. 23
Sale
Sale
5
79k Feb.
4
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
19)4 Feb.
72)4 Feb.
Sale
Sale
80
Jan
13 k
48 k
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
5)4 Sale
30)4 Sale
56)4 Sale
10)4 Sale
Jan
3k
13 k
8
5k Feb.
72
Feb.
8
77k Feb. 28
7
8
21)4 Feb.
22k Feb.
4
20)4 Feb.
25k Feb. 25
Sale
3
7
6)4 Feb.
8k Feb.
10 k
10)4 Feb. 26 10k Feb. 26
19
19
Feb. 23
17)4 Feb. 16
8
8
111)4 Feb.
111k Feb.
Sale
39)4 Feb.
49k Feb. 23
Sale
8
18
Feb. 24
1534 Feb.
Sale
3 k Feb. 23
2)4 Feb.
19
Fee
Feo
5k Jan
15k Jan
23
Sale
3)4 Sale
28 k Sale
6)4 Sale
7)4
9)4
Jan
Jan
IB
5
Sale
10)4
18)4
Jan
24 k Feb
58 k Feb
Jan
4
Sale
23)4
Jan
Jan
21
Ik Jan.
4k Jan.
50
28
26
26)4 Feb.
6
29k Feb. 25
6
Feb.
7
70
Feb.
Feb.
3
4)4 Feb.
z30)4 Feb.
4
Feb.
8
58
7
3
3
3
9)4 Feb.
101)4 Feb. 28
4
4)4 Feb.
5)4 Feb.
69
4
2
25
3
58
Feb.
3
69
5
4
Feb.
25
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
4
4
7 k Feb. 23
33k Feb. 21
Feb.
3
21
Feb.
2
6k Feb. 23
10k Feb. 23
7)4 Feb.
3
Feb.
15
Feb.
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
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4
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3
5
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7
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11
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4
5
12
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3
13 k Feb. 23
4
29 k Jan. 13
3
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26
17 k Jan. 10
21
23
23
38
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4k
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119k
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18
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52k Feb. 21
11
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78
25
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3
23
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18
3
3)4 Feb.
3
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4)4 Feb. 24
3
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4
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34
3
50
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15
7
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4
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4
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1
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4
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4
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1
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17)4 Feb.
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IYA
3
9k Jan.
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2k Feb. 15
3k Jan.
3k Jan. 28
5k Jan.
6k Jan. 28
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13 k Jan. 28
22 k Jan.
25
24
10
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24k Feb. 25
7
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7
3
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100
28
7
51k Feb. 23
8 124k Feb.
1
1
13 k Feb. 23
4
27k Feb. 25
3
2k Feb. 23
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51k Jan.
16k Feb.
7k Jan.
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28k Jan.
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6
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4
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9)4
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•
20
7% preferred.......
100
9,100 U S Hoffman Mach........ 5
700
5«% conv pref
50
24,400 U S Industrial Alcohol
8,100 U S Leather.......
*
23,400
Class A
•
600
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90
12
*
7,200 U S Freight
37,700 U S Gypsum Co.....
24,800
33
I!
4)4
.06
15,400 U S at Foreign Secur Corp
400
100
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39)4 Sale
3)4 Sale
30
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8)4 Sale
9)4 Sale
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33 k
34k
35k
54k
25k
58k
10k
4
4
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4
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4
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7)4
5)4
6)4
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7)4
42)4
63
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2
51,200jTr»-Continental Corp
600
6)4
6)4
41
7)4
45
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56
preferred
Tide Water Assoc OH......10
$4.50 conv pref
*
Tlmken-Detroit Axle Co
It
Tlmken Roller Bear........ •
Transamerica Corp new....2
Transc St West Air Inc
5
6,400 Tran ft Williams Steel Forg*
1,900
Sale
w
3
Feb.
Sale
12
4 z39
18
3
Jan.
Feb.
20 k Feb.
1075
preferred..........106
Thermoid Co
1
7%
84,300
3,500
28,600
31,900
60,200
29,500
8,600
13,500
20,400
11,600
2,700
26,500
8)4
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800
32,200
Sale
9
10
22 k Feb. 24
Jan. 17
Feb.
3
4
12
12
3
2
8k Feb.
Feb. 26 107 k Feb.
5
5
2)4 Feb.
3k Feb. 24
4k Feb. 25
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7
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3
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3
13)4 Feb.
20
Feb. 28
3
24
16)4 Feb.
Feb. 28
5
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30
Feb.
1
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 15
4
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 26
3
16k Jan.
14
21
4
7
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2
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31)4
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21)4
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8)4
7)4
7)4
21
10
12
12
10
3 k Jan.
Jan.
25
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Feb.
5
6 k
21k Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb.
3
24
Sale
63
...
.....
3,800
3,600
600
27
19
cony
14,300
2,900 Third Avenue............106
1,900 Thompson (J R)..........25
10,100 Thompson Products
—*
13,400 Thompson Starrett
'
500
300
13,500
21,200
361,200
63,900
8,000
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3)4 Sale
1,100 The Fair Co
160
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6
39
3
24 k Jan.
22 k Jan.
Feb.
11*
Feb.
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4)4
18)4
$3.60
100
600
4)4
*
2,000 Thatcher Mfg
100
49
17
23
26
Sale
8)4
100
6,300 Texas ftt Pacific
900
41
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3
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6)4
6)4
42)4
3
4
Sale
8
46
3
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7
3
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21
10)4
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8)4
6)4
6)4
37
Feb.
2 k Jan.
7
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
purcbaae warrants. 1
Without warrants........1
1,000 Talcott (James) Inc
9
Feb. 28
3)4 Feb. 23
12
8
Sale
Sale
atock
32
8)4 Feb. 26
3
Symington-Gould Corp with
14,100
10,100
28
31
16)4 Feb.
Sale
1)4
Sale
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12
11,000 Swift Internat Ltd...
15k Jan.
24k Jan.
44
100
Sale
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27
14)4
17)4
8)4
16)4
23)4
25
■
14
3)4 Feb.
22 k Feb. 24
20 k Feb.'23
50
3)4
10
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Sutherland Paper Co....
10
13 k Jan.
3
Sale
Superior Steel
28
11
Sale
2)4
Jan.
8)4 Feb.
13)4
Sale
1
10
Feb.
Sale
13 )4
Sale
.........
20k Feb.
3
16k Jan. 28
30
Sale
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Sale
61
47)4
25
25
25
21)4 Feb.
17U Feb.
9)4
Co (The)...—*
Supciheatei
22)4
20)4
13)4
21)4
Highest
Sale Prices
75
23)4
Sale
Sale
22
54)4
Feb.
3
3
4
4
2)4 Feb. 14
23)4
Sale
200 Sweets Co of Aaner (The)—50
30,200 Swift & Co
25
10,200
4,400
7)4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 23
37
75
22
Sale
Sale
[21
6% preferred.........—100
Sunahlne Mining Co
Superior Oil
Sale
Sale
9
*
—
120
Sale
8)4
Sale
Sale
42
54
1
99,600 Studebaker Corp.. .....—1
9,100 Sun Oil
*
19,900
7,100
18,100
2,500
3,700
46
Sale
3
Lowest
Sale Price
Sale Price
Feb.
25
Sale
1
20)4
16)4
10)4
15H
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Highest
Sale Prices
"3)4
8)4 Sale
53)4 Sale
18)4 Sale
7 k Sale
L06 k 106 k
2k
3)4
4)4 Sale
9)4 Sale
18)4 Sale
10
3,500 StarrettCo (TheL S)
9,400 Sterling Producta Inc..
25,400
Sale
41
39
25
300 Standard OH of Kansas
Sale
3)4
22
90,100 Stand Oil of Calif
74,700 Standard OH Co of Ind
Lowest
Ask
22
500 Standard Investing Corp—*
34,700
Ask
75
pref
Feb. 28
Sale
$5.50 preferred
Spencer KalloM ft Bona
300,600 Sperry Corp (The) v t c_. .."1
2,700 Splcer Mfg Co
...•
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1,870
$3 conv preferred A.... "~I~*
110,800 Spiegel Co Inc.......... .17.2
1,600
44,100
2,010
11,500
56,300
3,000
3,300
14,300
23,200
2,300
7,700
Feb. 1
Ask
Bid
.....
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1
Jan. 3
1938
23.100 Sou California Edlaon., ...25
287,200 Southern Pacific Co
-.100
*
128,700 Southern Railway..
52,100
!Iioo
5% preferred.....
120,800
45,300
20,100
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Shares
9,300
39
PRICES IN FEBRUAR
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Share*
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
40
In
STOCKS
M.7. STOCK
Since
February
3
1938
EXCHANGE
500
370
6,100
5,800
500
400
500
160
120
6,300
2,900
20
18,800
2,000
~2,900
8,500
9,000
430
250
20
300
290
10
100
1,900
3,600
39,800
4,600
700
900
600
56,300
120
15,000
400
900
3,300
7,300
4,700
1,200
400
270
470
1,110
660
16,500
19,600
I,500
3,500
7,500
8,600
3,100
100
600
1,000
24,200
20,700
83,400
420
1,500
,
7
18 %
4,700
3,000
3%
10 %
16 %
13%
24%
1,500
5%
200
24,300
90,100
3,000
II,500
II,100
600
5,800
4,000
1,100
8,300
6,400
20.000
2,900
6,700
41,200
14,300
30
""'800
1,900
600
1,700
3,000
219,800
.
510
6,300
81,700
100
15,400
29,600
27,800
*
*
preferred............30
*
ctfs—»
White Sewing Mach
...*
Convertible preferred....*
White Rock Mln Spgs
.
39,100
No par value,
a
19%
19
14
13%
3%
3%
44
Sale
6
35%
38
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3
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25
9
13
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73
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84
74
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87
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113
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121
*
16
4%
4%
7%
6%
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24% Sale
23 % Sale
99 % Sale
74%
94%
88
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14
15
32
12
Sale
34 %
24% Sale
23
Sale
94
Sale
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13%
14
33%
13%
14%
25% Sale
31
Sale
18
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
24
Jan.
15
19% Feb.
18
¥
Jan.
15
13
48
Jan.
18
Jan.
10
13
Jan.
2
42
Fob.
21
3
4
6% Feb.
38% Feb.
3% Feb.
18
35
Feb.
40
Jan.
10
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17%
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13
8
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Jan.
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16%
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13
14
Jan.
17
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17
13
9
4
22% Feb. 18
15% Feb. 25
3
28
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Feb.
84
91
84
8
Feb.
23
2
Feb. 28
Feb. 10
1
Feb.
Feb. 14
2%
1%
35%
74%
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 24
Feb.
17
1
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 21
86
Feb.
7
Feb.
96% Feb. 25
88
9 121
87% Feb.
132
13
3
£72% Feb.
84
Feb.
Jan.
24
102% Jan.
3
91
Jan.
29 102% Jan.
3
21
97% Jan.
3
84
Feb.
Feb.
1
£117
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111% Jan.
14% Jan.
3% Jan.
7
Jan.
75
1
Feb.
1
6 114% Feb.
Feb.
19
28
5
4% Jan.
23
4 121
4
1
Jan.
28
2
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5
9
17% Jan.
19
32% Jan.
3
15% Jan.
3 £26% Jan.
15
13
90
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27% Jan.
12
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Jan.
14
13
10 140
13
Jan.
28
3
95
101
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10% Sale
10
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2
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16% Sale
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16
14% Feb.
9% Feb.
3
Feb.
18
51
10
1% Feb.
3
3
16
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
4
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2%
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5%
4%
45
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45
Feb.
28
16
17
Sale
14
Feb.
3
2%
2%
2% Sale
6% Sale
7
11
27
Feb.
26
Feb.
10
11
Jan.
132
Jan.
Feb.
10
10
Feb.
14%' Feb.
26% Feb. 28
13% Feb.
Jan.
1% Jan.
3% Jan.
8
3
28% Jan.
23% Feb.
27% Jan.
20% Jan. 29
4 109% Jan.
87% Feb.
31% Jan.
8
Jan.»12
1% Jan. *28
35% Feb. 24
3
14
9
1
Feb.
Feb. 26
3
3
Jan.
27
Feb.
27% Feb. 25
26% Feb. 25
4 100% Feb. 23
Feb. 10 139
16
7
Feb.
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
90
80
Sale
14
4
8% Feb. 23
44%
21
12
Jan.
24
Jan.
55
Feb.
3
51
Feb.
16
59
14%
11%
10%
2%
20%
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Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
14
Jan.
5
15
8% Jan.
2%
2%
5%
4%
52%
17%
43%
15
15
5
18
4
4
3
13% Jan.
12
2
10
Jan.
5
11
Jan.
1
1% Jan.
13% Jan.
3
3
Jan.
21
22
21% Jan.
24
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
2% Jan.
2% Jan.
4% Jan.
4% Feb.
4
2% Feb. 25
3
3
9
23
4
Jan.
7
Jan.
10
3
3
20
Feb.
25
14% Feb.
3
20
23
66
Feb.
23
66
Jan.
25
30
Feb.
4
35% Feb.
24
30
Feb.
4
40
34%
35%
42% Sale
35% Feb.
4
44
Feb.
25
35
Jan.
26
77
70
80
65
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
65
63
84%
68%
24%
15%
92%
17%
38%
25
Sale
28
62
Jan.
24
26
20% Jan.
31
25
8% Jan.
80
Jan.
3
68% Feb. 28
27% Jan. 10
15% Jan. 21
5
93
3
18% Jan.
43% Jan.
10
12
73
Feb.
Jan.
26
10
53
43
45
60
45
27
33
36
45
36
81
Sale
72%
66
65
22%
84
Sale
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15%
36%
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Jan.
I?"
79% Feb. 24
60
37
3
10
15
45
16%
13%
17
Jan.
23
45
International Printing Ink Corp.
6% Jan.
39% Jan.
18% Jan.
9% Jan.
2% Jan.
40
Feb.
5% Feb.
23
11
Feb.
Sale
13% Sale
2% Sale
11
Jna.
81
100
1
Jan.
IS
3% Feb.
8% Jan.
24% Feb.
16
65
10
8
21
60
13% Sale
37% Sale
80
73%
Jan.
Feb.
57
118
11
Feb.
14% Sale
38% Sale
15% Sale
13
21
21
26
20
11
28
66
51
13%
21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
38% Feb.
14% Feb.
58
12%
81%
Jan.
5%
32%
110%
4%
15%
120%
6%
5%
60%
19%
43%
50
Sale
42
79% Feb.
53
8% Sale
15
27
22
74% Jan.
23
12
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
2%
1%
28%
£72%
137
83
62
Jan.
101
25
60
2% Sale
2%
2%
5%
5%
4% Sale
20
£23
31% 33%
14% Sale
26% Sale
101
68%
24
25
12% Feb.
96% Sale
50
23
21
4
4
85
14%
15
10% Sale
10%
10%
2% Sale
19% Sale
10
17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
1%
2%
2%
6%
18%
2
14
24
Sale
135
15
7
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
118
23
63
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
117% Jan.
3
Sale
60%
1
21 % Feb.
22
30
3
23% Feb.
Sale
Sale
4
9
25
105
63
16
36
3
26% Sale
80
Sale
1
3
2% Feb.
11% Feb. 17
120
22
Sale
2%
3%
3%
8%
19%
£80%
8%
43%
19%
13%
3%
1
4
23
Feb.
8
Feb.
Jan.
1
1
5% Feb.
35
19
2% Sale
53
18% Feb. 16
3
11% Feb.
2% Feb. 15
11
76
Sale
Feb.
40
1%
35% Sale
75
73%
94
88%
98
95%
90
88%
86
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
40
23
80
P
Feb.
2%
3%
7%
18%
79%
6%
Sale
90
2%
2
44
15
Sale
2%
8 118
26% Sale
85
8% Sale
9%
10 X
IX Sale
12%
13 %
Feb.
5% Sale
35
38%
3% Sale
24
57
14
17
3
8
9 114% Feb.
113% Feb.
113% Sale 114%
4
19
Feb. 23
16
17%
17%
14% Feb.
15%
4
4
4% Feb. 10
Feb.
4% Sale
4% Sale
9
7% Feb. 25
9
7%
7% Feb. 25
7%
8
1 % Feb.
1
Feb. 14
1%
1%
«
i*
1
2% Feb. 23
2% Sale
2% Feb.
2% Sale
139
130
Feb.
1 120% Feb. 28
Feb.
118
21
23
14
25% Sale
2%
40
13
Feb.
2
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb. -17
Feb.
2
Feb. ;
2%
3%
3%
8%
Sale
81%
Sale
43%
19%
Sale
Sale
7%
20
Sale
Deferred delivery, r Cash sales,
d Change of name from
18%
12%
3%
37%
Sale
...5
2,700
30,900 Willys-Overland Motors....!
6% conv pref............10
16,500
*
63,300 Wilson be Co—
$6 cum preferred.....
100
5,500
22,200 Woodward Iron Co..—10
91,400 Woolworth (F W)....... ..10
100
28,200 Worthington P Ac M—
7% preferred "A"..
100
40
6% preferred B—
..100
Prior pref 4%% series..100
"2,006
Prior pref 4% % conv ser 100
3,900
2,480 Wright Aeronautical Corp.
•
3,600 Wrlgley (Win) Jr
25
5,700 Yale Ac Towns Mfg Co
1
652,000 Yel Trk At C'ch class B
7% preferred
......100
2,410
17,800 Young Spring Ac Wire ......*
225,200 Youngst'n Sh Ac Tube.....
5H%
preferred
.100
400
*
32,100 Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith Radio Corp....
*
71,400
/onlte Products Corp
18%
Sale
preferred...........100
Wilcox OH be Gas
-
Sale
102
97
5%% conv pref.....
100
*
35,700 Wheeling Steel Corp..
Preferred
100
500
$5 conv prior preferred
*
500
600 White Dental Mfg Co (S S).20
White Motor Co...........1
"""200
40
100
Wheel'g Ac Lake Erie Ry Co
9,600
41%
2%
1% Sale
180
140
19
27
73
...
8
79%
7%
41%
Sale
120
112
15
3
82
Sale
39
Sale
Sale
6
36
3%
Sale
2% Sale
36
Feb.
2
Sale
5
19
Sale
10
Sale
7%
3
11
115
42
125
80%
7%
74
40%
18%
100
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
Sale
Sale
7
100
65,600 Western Union Teleg
48,000 Westlnghouse Air Brake —*
Westlnghouse El Ac Mfg..50
180,300
7% 1st preferred
.....50
870
5,200 Weston El Instrument......*
"""800
125
3
40%
4%
29%
3 109%
5
3%
123
Sale
2%
2%
7%
Sale
72%
•
Class A
57
Feb.
Feb.
108
3%
16%
3
120
50
118
2
% Sale
Sale
% Sale
3%
2
Sale
109
10%
15
Sale
25
18% Feb. 23
£23% Feb. 15
38% Feb. 18
3
4% Feb.
3
24% Fob.
38% Sale
4% Sale
Sale
2
Feb.
101
Sale
28
118
preferred..........100
Western Auto Supply Co..10
Western Maryland.......100
Second preferred...... 100
Western Pacific
100
220
Sale
Feb.
25
% Jan. 28
% Jan.
3
20% Jan.
5
15
Jan.
3
18% Jan.
3
97
Jan. 19
38% Feb. 18
3% Jan.
3
22% Jan.
3
108
Jan.
4
3
Feb.
5
10
Jan. 29
115
Feb.
1
42
Feb.
3
1
Feb.
2!"
Feb.
20% Feb.
15% Feb.
19% Feb.
108
47%
Feb.
7,
Sale
3%
Feb.
45
Feb.
23
Sale
10
r
99
41
Feb.
57% Feb.
145
18
22
110
115
6%
6%
II
3
Feb.
12
28
Feb.
42
3
Feb.
Feb.
36
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
144
45
27
820 West Penn Pow pref 7%—100
320
280
Sale
23 162
49% Feb.
4 62% Jan. 25
104% Jar. 2» 114% Jan. 10
Feb. 10
119
Jan.
4 130
Feb.
1
152
Jan. 20 162
1
5
Feb. 24
24
4% Jan.
4
2% Jan. 10
11
1% Feb.
8
Feb. 25
37
Feb.
3 42
25
13% Jan. 14
11
10% Jan. 10
50
Jan.
3 57% Feb. 26
26
Feb, 10
Jan.
6 145
10 140
Jan. 12
54
34
Jan. 29
18
23
1
10
2% Feb.
109
...100
6% preferred...
5
8
1%
37
11%
53%
21
Sale
Elsenlohr.........*
1
*
$4 conv preferred
*
300 West Penn El Co "A"
7% preferred
I,300
90
3
Feb.
145
40
% Sale
25
20%
17% Sale
20%
19%
Webster
11,900
1,100
4% Feb.
Sale
11% Sale
60
57%
42
40%
Feb.
Sale
Sale
97
Feb.
140
Sale
40
144
36%
Feb.
4 109
17 130
125% Feb.
160% Feb.
11*
53
141
2
104% Feb.
4
Feb.
Sale
42%
38
11
Highest
Sale Prices
2
Sale
2
Lowest
Sale Pricet
4%
4% Sale
550 Wells Fargo Ac Co
Wesson Oil be Snowdrift
100
5,500
125
Highest
So U Prices
Sale
108
145% 130
Sale
161
Sale
162
Class B
16,700
7% preferred
100
1,550
5
166,600 Warner Bros Pictures
$3.85 conv preferred...—*
2,170
.__*
37,100 {Warren Bros
Convertible preferred....*
1,300
4,800 Warren Fdry be Pipe........*
...5
9,800 Waukesha Motor Co..
20,700 Wayne Pump Co...........1
4,200
109
119
...
600
54
Sale
16,400 {W abash. ............ ...10C
Preferred A............100
17,100
Preferred B
100
230
*
4,600 Waldorf System
*
8,900 Walgreen Co
4% % pref with warr
100
2,000
"
91,100 Walworth Co...
14,000 Walker(H) Gooder be W Ltd
Preferred................*
1,900
4,400 Ward Baking class A.......*
800
5,400
•
Sale
.100
1,005,610 United States Steel..
7% preferred.......—100
27,600
*
1,900 U S Tobacco.....
Preferred
..100
430
1
12,400 United Stockyards Corp
*
19,300 United Stores A
$6 conr preferred
———*
1,000
1,700 Universal-Cyclops Steel....1
*
1,500 Universal Leaf Tobacco
Preferred
—100
290
100
560 Universal Plct 1st pref
1
19,200 {Utilities Pow & Light A
8,400 Vadsco Sales Corp..........*
Preferred..
..........100
80
72,100 Vanadium Corp of America.*
.....—5
7,000 Van Raalte Co
60
7% 1st preferred
100
4,300 Vlck Chemical Co..........5
62,900 Va Caro Chemical....—...*
6% preferred
100
37,000
580 Virginia Elec be Power 4% pf*
670 Virginia Iron, Coal be. CokelOO
90
5% preferred...........100
600 Virginia Ry Co pref......l00
100
450 Vulcan Detlnning
7% preferred...
..100
250
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale
54%
Bid
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Ask
Par
Share$
363,200
13,900
1
Price
Jan.
Jan. 1
Share*
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
SALES
AGGREGATE
80
Sale
Sale
3%
V
SI"
Sale
66
7
3
1
5
23
4
3
17
45
Feb.
28
21
13
Jan.
5
23
36
Jan.
60
68%
23% Sale
14% Sale
92% Sale
16%
JV8
Sale
36
Feb.
3
11% Feb.
3
84
Feb.
1
15
Feb.
4
31% Feb.
3
Feb.
17
Sale
15% Feb.
4
Sale
12
Feb.
4
2% Feb.
4
85%
68%
£19%
16%
%
Sale
Ex-rights,
21
73
28
66
6
Jan. 21
Jan. 17
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
Jan. 25
Jan.
35% Feb. 24
46
Jan.
10
94
Jan.
10
Jan.
11
23
13% Jan.
31% Feb.
3
17
73
Jan.
29
75
20% Feb. 23
16% Feb. 28
4% Feb. 26
15
Jan.
28
22% Jan.
12
Feb.
4
17% Jan.
12
2% Jan.
3
Feb.
26
24
t Companies reported in receivership.
1 Called'or redemption*
New
York
Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE
OF PRICES
Stock Sales
February
Shares.
YORK
1937
2,718,510
6,893,289
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
NEW
ON
1938
CURB
EXCHANGE
1938
Bond Sales
FebruaryJan. 1 to Feb. 28
15,344,284
34,873,631
1937
$42,399,000
102,488,000
$23,133,000
50,143,000
NOTICE—-Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash sales, are disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month,
and when selling outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in
computing the
February
Shares
175
600
200
1,400
275
200
550
200
600 Alles & Fisher Inc common.*
800 Alliance Investment com...*
800
500
500 Allied Internet Investing...*
$3 conv preferred.........*
1,000
700 Allied Products Corp com..10
600
Class A
25
500
100
150
23,400
1,700
12,600
400
Aluminum Co common.....*
6% preferred
....100
500 Aluminum Goods Mfg......*
210 Aluminum Industries com
*
300
50
10,300
6,750
900
900
6,600
400
Aluminium Ltd
....*
4% preferred...........100
11,650 American Airlines Inc
4,000
Amer Box Board Co com
I
""ioo
100 Amer Capital Corp d A..10c
600
Common class B
10c
400
93 preferred.............
200
95.50 prior preferred
....*
21,400
50,100 American Centrifugal Corp.l
100
100
;
1
Bid
i6% "19%
3% Sale
14
22
32
Lowest
Feb. 28
As* Bid
Ask
Ask
30
24
Sale
IX
14 %
2*
Sale
19
3X Sale
48
62%
63
52
12
%
40X
Sale
54
49
1
Sale
H
43%
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
X
IX
5
15
3
3% Feb. 23
31X Feb.
4
8X Feb. 23
X
IX
4
23
Sale
Sale
45
47%
3
2h
1
IX
7
5
7
13 %
10
Sale
77% Sale
105
2h
IX
7
2%
IX
8X
16
13
77 X
Sale
14
Feb.
15%
70
90
16%
15 X
98
Sale
..
68
85
IX
Sare
7 H Sale
3
4X
23^
23X
57
65
1H Sale
3
7
Feb.
15
15
9%
1
50
11
4
Feb.
Feb.
17 X
Feb.
16
16
87
Sale
68
95
96
99 X
Sale
94% Feb.
9X Feb.
Sale
IX
51
8X Sale
IX
3
s2
Xe
16
21X
58%
65
2% Sale
11
1
4
%
8A«
8
3
%
19
16
Feb.
23
Feb.
4
Feb.
24
64 X
59
Sale
4
X Feb.
7
97^ Feb.
7
13
Feb.
105
Jan.
Jan.
70% Feb.
15% Jan.
5
7
3
3
4
25
21
94% Feb. 10
8
9% Feb.
1
Jan. 27
48
Jan.
3
3
7% Jan.
23
Feb.
3
17
Xt Feb. 26
21 *59^ Feb.
14
2% Feb.
18
23 X Feb.
19 X Feb.
1
3
34
17
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
15% Jan.
% Jan.
49 % Jan.
64
10
13
11
20
11
21
10
13
3
5
Jan.
4
54% Jan.
5
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
23
IB
log
9
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
15
86
Jan.
3 106 % Jan.
16
4
Feb.
28
IX Feb. 23
Feb. 14
9X Feb. 23
IX Feb.
24 X
23
11
IX Feb.
Jan.
52
Feb.
Sale
2 X Feb.
67 X Jan.
% Feb.
2X
5
18
Feb. 25
21
59
Feb.
Jan. 26
Feb.
3
Feb.
8
97 X Feb.
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
50
9X
14
Feb.
91
Feb.
1
si*
49
9
3
Feb.
70% Feb.
Sale
Sale
48
7
7
Feb. 11
Feb. 23
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
105
28
Feb.
45
4 90
8 106
15 X Feb.
3 16
5X
5X Feb. 25
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
26
2%
1%
X
9%
14
14 X
81X
Sale
6 H Feb.
25
15
7
10
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
1
Feb.
57
IX Feb.
X Feb.
6
3
23
Sale Prices
4%
32%
8X
1%
14% Feb.
%
1%
14
X
40%
51X
1% Feb.
% Feb.
8
46 X Feb. 25
Feb.
2X
Feb.
1
15
ye Feb.
40X Feb.
51X Feb.
43
Feb.
Sale Prices
26
Jan.
5
49 X Feb.
7
Feb.
14
v* Sale
57
49^
25
6H Feb.
X Feb.
IX Feb.
17 X
12
3
30
3% Sale
29 X
31X
8
Feb.
Sale Prices C
34
Feb. 10
1414 Feb.
3
Feb.
30
Feb.
Sale
15
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
9X Feb.
1
2*4
1%
7%
1
17
Sale
2%
37
6X
%
IX
Sale
..10
700 Amer Beverage Corp.
...1
180 American Book Co.......100
80
1,300
Bid
.....26
....
500
Feb.
1938
Par
▼ t C
JAN.
Price
Jan. 3
900 Aero Supply Mfg class A....*
12,500
Class B
2.200 Agfa Ansco Corp com.
..1
6,200 Alnaworth Mfg Corp com...5
9,900 Air Devices Corp common..1
1,400 Air Investors Inc common..*
900
Convertible preferred....*
5,500
Warrants...............
375 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
M
670 Ala Power Co 97 pxek.......*
960
94 preferred...........—*
200
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Shares
STOCKS
375 Acme Wire Co
2,000
2,700
;
year.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
3,100
*
for the
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
range
6
7
14
6
16
7
26
24
5% Feb. 25
91
Feb.
97 % Feb.
12% Jan.
21
10
1% Jan.
20
52
Feb.
10H Jan,
Feb.
3
17
Feb. 26
21 % Jan. 25
23
57
Jan. 26 *59
5
1M Jan.
2%
,
18
14
17
Feb.
17
Jan.
Jan.
27
12
Feb.
14
Jan.
12
Amer Cities Power Ac Lt Corp
325
1,425
4,100
9,000
2,400
1,600
1,100
14.500
1,825
1,100
1,250
,
59,500
4,400
1,500
43,600
3,625
6,400
3,250
3,800
Class A with warrants...25
Common class B
n
10
v
Amer & Foreign Power warr_.
Amer Fork 8c Hoe Co com...*
American Gas 8c Eleccom...*
American General
2,000
13,700
500
10
36,600
2,900
305
■""800
30,600
500
21,800
400
800
Corp
7,000
440
1,600
5,200
17,800
3,000
60
600
4,900
530
1%
11X,
Sale
Sale
10c
.1
....1
4
Amer Laund Macfk com
20
25
Amer Light & Trac com
25
10S
Preferred......
.....100
American Maracalbo.
American Meter Co..
1
....*
...
10>i
4%
26
32
12%
18
19
24 X
27 X
12 X
Sale
26
18 X
23
65
73
% Sale
22^1
22
*
Sale
22
26
21X
2X
23
2X
24~X
IX
23%
"28
24 X
27X
10X
16 X
12 X
22 X
20
IX
12H
Amer
Corp.
Republics Corp com 10
Apex Elec Mfg Co common..*
Appalachian Elec Power—
97 preferred....
~~8% Sale'
6
1
6%
Sale
23 """Feb.
4
26 M "Feb".
"24
IX Feb.
14
IX Feb.
7
12% Feb.
15
23
UX
27
12 X
Sale
111
5
4X
25 X Sale
140 Arkansas P Ac L 97 pref
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
26
Sale
X Sale
3% Sale
3% Sale
6%
6%
•
71
1,800 Art Metal Works common...5
13,900 Ashland Oil Ac Refining Co.l
6
6X
Feb.
Feb.
16
3
23
*20" ""Feb". "3
22
X
82
Sale
25%
8
SX
4
Xt Sale
3X Sale
3X Sale
Sale
3%
4
21 li "Feb". 24
63% Feb. 15
Feb.
24% Feb.
10
4
36" ""Feb". "21
Sale"
7X Feb.
3
8% Feb. 23
5h
5% Feb.
% Feb.
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
8
4
4
4
Jan.
26
Jan.
Jan.
28
28
Jan.
26% Jan.
Jan.
27% Man.
26% Feb.
Jan.
7
11
15
4
24
7
#
Feb. 15
3
22
28
Feb.
Feb. 23
4
109 X Feb. 11 111% Feb.
1
4
Jan. 28
Jan. 12
24
Feb.
4
mFeb. 28
27 X Jan. 26
Jan. 26
13
11
Jan. 19
Jan. 15
16
Jan. 26
11% Jan.' 26
23
Jan. 28
Jan. 28
29
63 % Feb. 15
23
1
8%
Sale
73
Sale
3H
4
IX
2X
3X Sale
11
13X
70
98^
%s
3X
3%
5X
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
69 X
14 X
Sale
h
X*
3H a3X
3% Sale
6
Sale
Sale
6X
23
12% Fob. 14
23X
19%
2%
27.^
23
IX
11%
18% Jan.
14% Jan.
23
23
Jan.
Jan.
63% Feb.
1
6
12
28
17
15
Jan.
12
26% Jan.
12
% Jan.
24
22
Jan.
3
30
Jan.
"5
7% Jan.
26
9X Jan.
5% Jan. 28
% Feb.
1
7% Jan.
1% Jan.
%
68
Sale
3X Sale
IX
IX
3X
3X
10 X Sale
12
16% Feb.
X
5%
6M
X Sale
73
15
63% Feb.
% Feb.
22 X Feb.
'"3IM Feb"
6
1
26
20
%
X
~6
9
3
16%
17 X xl6
12 X Sale
12
99 X
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23
12 X
28
15
28
Feb.
12%
24
14
3% Sale
IX Sale
3%
4X
4
33 X
10X
22
67
15
11 111M Feb .
4
4% Feb.
4
25% Feb.
11
27
12X
....
9,700 £Arcturns Radio Tube.....!
22,400 Arkansas Nat Gas com.
*
Class A..................*
68,700
Preferred...
10
6,800
12 X
22
109 X Feb.
4
Feb.
24
32 X
60
78
74
13
17
2
Sale
110
23 X
7X
Feb.
2% Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
2% Feb.
IX
Sale
4X
2X
24% Feb. 28
25 X
63%
82
X Sale
%
X
Sale
Sale
2X
Amer Potash Ac Chem
4,600
Preferred................*
1,900 Amer Thread preferred
5
2.700 Anchor Post Fence com....*
2,800 Angostura Wupperman
1
1,100
5,100
"23% Sale"
Sale
5,500 Amer Seal-Kap Corp com....2
57.000 American Superpower.....
1st preferred.......
1,200
..*
600
900
3
Sale
Amer Pneumatic Service...
14,100
2%
27
100
4% preferred
550 Amer Mfg Co common
400
10
30
Sale
110
...
13,900
26
24
•
Preferred
92 preferred
25
92.50 preferred.
500 Amer Hard Rubber Co com.50
"""366
500
.........25
Class B..................1
40 Amer Cyanamld com cl A.. 10
31",200
400
Conv class A
"6% "7"
4
Sale
Feb.
•
1
2
6
Feb.
3
X Feb.
7
70% Feb. 19
15
Feb. 23
12X Feb.
3% Feb.
1
1
4
Feb.
4
1% Feb.
3X Feb.
9% Feb.
2
2
23
7
4
Feb.
Feb.
24
16 X Feb.
21
9 101X Feb.
3
4
1
1
3
3% Feb.
3
5
3
8
6
2 Feb. 8
3% Feb. 24
3% Feb. 10
6% Feb. 24
36
6
Feb.
2
75
Jan.
3
17
12X
3%
1%
3%
9%
Jan. 28
3
Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan. 31
4
Feb.
18
Jan.
14
98%
*At
3%
3 %
5%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
2% Jan.
11
Jan.
6
16% Feb.
21
9 103% Jan.
8
tit Feb.
4% Jan.
28
11
28
4
4% Jan.
7
Feb.
25
68
Feb.
3
5
17
6
Jan.
26
72
7
4
11
3 H Jan.
26
4
10% Feb.
7
% Feb.
2
IX Feb.
8.
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
10?^ Feb.
X Feb.
1
Jan.
6% Jan.
'32 Jan.
% Jan.
23
5
18
26
Feb.
10
70
6X Feb.
71
Feb"." 21
Jan.
Jan.
14
8
12
8
18
Jan.
8
Jan.
4
UX Jan.
27
Associated Elec Industries—
200
600
1,100
12,600
1,200
2,500
4,500
44,800
6,700
6,600
American deposit recta..£>
5,000
440
700
IX
i
Sale
95 preferred..............*
7
Sale
10X
11X
X
X
IX Sale
6%
7X
10%
J*
1
7X
Feb.
23
X Feb.
5
Feb.
1
6% Feb.
3
2
19%
%
a
Sale
8
1
*82 Feb.
Warrants................
8,300 Atlantic Coast Fisheries...
590 Atlantic Coast Line Co....50
10,600 Atlas Corp warrants........
3,420 Atlas Plywood Corp........*
16,400 Austin Silver Mines........1
6,500 Automatic Products Corp. .5
For footnotes
k
com ......1
Class A ..................1
300 Assoc Laundries of Amer...*
Atlanta Birmingham Ac Coast
RR Co pref.
.........100
3,000
1,600
4.600
10% Sale
Assoc Gas Ac Elec
see page
53.
73
3%
28
78 X
4%
70
3X
Sale
4X
Sale
3% Feb.
3
Feb.
3
27 %
% Feb.
1
IX Feb.
11X Feb.
X Feb.
IX Feb.
22
Sale"
12K
% Sale
IX Sale
Jan.
8
1% Jan.
8% Jan.
25
Jan.
3
11
5
22
% Jan.
17
82
Sale
% Sale
1
2*
"I"" Sale"
11X
Sale
X
1% Sale
Feb.
4
X Feb.
IX Feb.
4
10
10
4% Feb. 25
Feb. 25
5
25
3
2
3
Jan.
31
Feb.
22
3
% Jan.
10
Feb.
X Jan.
1 % Jan.
6
4
3
7
4% Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
15X Jan.
% Jan.
2% Jan.
30
13
11
11
12
12
12
NEW
42
AGGREGATE
YORK
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE
cue:
Since
Jan. 1
1938
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
3,100 Auto Voting Machine com—*
5
1,500 Avery (B F) Sons Co
125
6% preferred w w
25
Shares
Shares
1,600
700
100
200
2,110
7
6
8%
8
8
7X
18* *1*
1%
4,925 Babcock Ac Wilcox Co.......*
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
2X
Axton Fisher Tob class A—10
3,000
Ask
Lowest
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Bid
Purchase warrants........
V. 500
~
7X
7X
7% Sale
17% Sale
IX
2%
7% Feb.
4
7
2
Feb.
86
Sale
Sale Prices
8
Feb. 24
7% Feb. 25
Highest
Sale Prices
500
12,500
150
11,200
14
7% preferred...........30
3,510
Purch warr for com.......
43,100
1
13,200 Baldwin Rubber Co com
3,800 Bardstown Distillery Inc—1
1
41,500 Barium Stainless Steel
450 Barlow & Seelig Mfg class A.5
35,400 Bath Iron Works Corp—...1
Baumann
Feb.
4
93
Jan,
Jan. 26
Jan. 31
Jan.
4
Jan. 28
Feb. 16
Feb.
3
17
Feb. 21
17
4
Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
Feb.
8
Feb. 25
Feb. 16
Feb.
3
$1.50
4%
Sale
7% Sale
8
Sale
1%
1%
2% Sale
8%
10%
7% Sale
1%
1%
2% Sale
8
9%
3%
conv
20
pref
1,000
2,200
1,900
1
3,100 Beech Aircraft Corp com
7,700 Bell Aircraft Corp common..1
8,000 Bellanca Aircraft common..1
430
100 Bell Telep of Pa 6%% pf—100
*
100 Benson & Hedges com
Convertible preferred....*
2o0
100
200
1
16,700 Berkey & Gay Furn Co
Purchase warrants........
9,700
1,400 Blckford's Inc com.........*
4,500
400
60
50
2,700
4,400
12,700
S3.50 Conv pref
Blrdsboro Steel Fdy
•
& Mach *
25 Blauner's common.........*
25
100
3,600
1,000
3,700
150
8,600 Blue Ridge Corp com..... —1
*
$3 opt conv pref
2,200
12,300 Blumenthal (S) A: Co com
Bohack (H C) Co common
275
100
7% 1st preferred
150
.25
700 Borne Scrymser Co
»
700 t Botany Con sol Mills com
100
800
Bliss (E W) Ac Co
common...1
525 Bliss & Laughlln Inc com..
33,050
Sale
6
5
6
6
8
5
6
Feb.
28
24
12
23
12
*
1,000 Bourjols Inc
"6"'"Feb." "4
8
14
Feb.
21
1% Sale
Sale
16
3%
Sale
U6% U7%
6
4%
% Sale"
x» Sale
11
10
1%
13%
3%
1%
IS
8%
Sale
Sale
1%
14%
4%
Feb. 23
Feb. 17
Feb. 11
Feb. 15
9
Feb.
15
Jan.
18
7% Feb.
9
6
Jan.
6
8% Jan.
12
"6" ""Feb"." "4
6
Jan.
7
6% Jan.
29
1% Feb.
12% Feb.
3% Feb.
19
3
Jan.
12
3
11
10
Common
1,500
1,400
1,200
1,050
2,400
6,400
4,000
7% 1st pref
2d preferred
11,300
27,900
6,500
580
it*
I
6
Sale
7%
Sale
aYA
^
7%
7% Sale"
1 % Feb.
12% Feb.
3% Feb.
Feb.
8
3
Feb.
24
3
Feb. 26
19
1% Sale
38
5% Sale
2%
3%
15%
17%
10
10 %
X
%
3%
4%
1% Sale
38% Sale
7
8
100
Brazilian Tr Lt Ac Pr ord
Ill
Corp
Aeronautical..
-.1
Preferred..............100
4,100 Brill Corp class A
100
700
850
1,350
*
..._...*
Class B
•
preferred..........100
7%
500 Brlllo Mfg Co common
200
%
Feb.
17
160
Feb.
9
118%
5%
17%
%
Feb. 10 119% Feb. 10
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb. 11
Feb.
7
7
Feb.
116
Jan.
4 119% Feb.
1
10
"7% Sale'
1«*
Feb.
23
Feb.
30% Feb.
1
19
Feb.
23
Feb.
3
% Feb.
11
7
Feb.
Feb.
1% Feb.
37
Feb.
1
10% Feb.
30% Feb. 19
5
7% Feb.
10
8%
9
9
%
9%
37
38
7% Sale
1%
2%
15
17%
10%
11
2%
16%
9%
3%
17%
11%
3%
4%
3%
Sale
1
1%
Feb.
6% Feb.
3
3
9
19
4
1?%
5%
15%
/ X
Xi
9%
30%
7%
Feb. 23
Jan. 14
Jan. 31
3
Jan.
Jan. 12
Feb. 19
5
Feb.
11
Feb.
3
9
8% Feb.
19% Feb. 23
6% Jan.
17% Jan.
3
1% Feb.
38% Feb.
37
8
1
1
Feb.
25
2% Feb.
16% Feb.
3
6
2
Sale
6%
4
Sale
Class A
X
Feb.
15
15% Feb. 23
3% Feb. 28
._.*
% Feb.
3
Feb.
2
10
9%
Sale
Sale
85
%
%
3% Sale
IX
2
25
22
7%
8%
1%
11
6
4%
8%
2%
11%
6%
4%
Sale
3
Sale
11
Sale
5%
4%
Sale
4%
9%
9%
2%
10%
5%
4%
20%
8%
24
9%
3%
Sale^
Feb. 14
7
Feb.
Feb. 28
2
Feb.
8% Feb.
1% Jan. 31
Feb.
19
5% Jan.
3
4
Feb.
5
7
2
100
1% Feb. 25
16% Feb. 24
3
Feo.
23
11% Feb. 23
6% Feb. 24
5% Feb.
3
3,200
100
200
Coupon stock (bearer)_.._*
Registered
Amer
.*
.....
dep rets ord bear. £1
£1
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Am dep rets
1,050
1,500
100
500
6,8v>0
400
150
ord reg_..10s
25 British Col Power class A_
5,050 JBrown Co 6% pref
—100
3,700
3,300
10,400
Brown Fence & Wire com
1
4
10% Feb. 23
3
85
%,
3%
IX
18%
8%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feo.
3
3
3
7
14
Feb.
18
% Feb. 23
4% Feb. 23
1% Feb.
3
23
Feb.
10
8% Feb. 25
20 J*
20 X
20%
21
20
20
20
21
19%
21%
21%
26%
26X
27 %
27 X
26% Sale
26%
27%
26%
26%
27
27
20
Brown Forman
Distillery...1
Brown Rubber Co. com.....*
4u0 Bruce (E L) Co
1,250 Buckeye Pipe Line
5
50
750
4,500
1,600
17,800
27,400
Bunker Hill & Sullivan..2.50
$5
1st preferred
*
500 Burma Corp. Amer dep rets..
200
3,800
IX ,■
IX
25
Sale
22
5
X
24
1%
Sale
6
6%
1
30% Febl
1!*
1 % Jan.
13
39% Jan.
9% Jan.
17
12
8
24
19
15% Jan.
10% Jan.
6
4
10% Jan.
5
3% Feb. 24
%iJan. >8
4% Jan. 13
11
7
1% Feb. 25
16% Feb. 24
% Jan.
7
Jan.
1%
10%
5%
3%
7
Jan.
7
Feb.
Jan. 31
Jan.
8% Feb.
5
4
81
Jan.
X,
3%
1%
18%
7%
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
Jan. 26
7
Feb.
Jan. 11
Jan.
5
19
28
Feb. 23
3
12% Jan.
7% Jan.
5% Jan.
5
12
14
10% Jan.
10
85
Jan.
- 3
26
4
j
Jan.
Jan.
21
Jan.
271
8
Jan.
Feb.
21
Jan,
5
20% Jan.
21
11
13
10
25
22
27% Feb. 25
Feb.
25
25% Feb. 18
1%
V-
27% Sale
7
27
Sale
8,700 Burry Biscuit Corp
400
700 Cable Elec Prod
200
400
12 %c
6)4
9
Sale
21)4
22
2J4
2
3
Sale
X
2%
3%
3% Sale
7%
9%
36
2%
3
3% Sale
9
Sale
37%
38
39
21% Sale
"l4"" Sale
*
v t c
Sale
3
39
22
13
13% Sale
Sale
2%
2
X
3%
2%
%
Sale
2%
2%
%
%
3
Feb.
3
6% Feb.
8
2%
3%
7%
36%
21 %
95%
11%
2%
2
3
Feo. 11
Feb.
7
Feb.
3
Feo. IS
Feb.
3
Feb.
4
Feb. 15
Feb.
5
27
26% Jan.
28
Feb.
28
25
2% Feb. 11
4% Feb. 23
25
33
Jan.
22
Feb.
3
31
Jan.
10
5
Jan.
3
7% Jan.
12
22
7
Jan.
8
2% Jan.
6
Jan.
2% Jan.
7% Feb.
4
22
Jan.
8
3% Jan. 13
4% Feb. 23
3
9
Feb.
28
37% Feo. 23
35
Jan.
26
39
Jan.
3
22
21%
95%
11%
2%
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
19
22
Jan.
Xt Jan.
31
12
20
Jan.
Jan.
21
Jan.
4
Jan.
8
9
Feb.
Feb.
28
15
98% Feb. 16
14% Feb. 26
2% Feb.
5
3
Feb.
23
% Feb.
2
9
Feb.
3
% Feb.
9
1
5
3
23
23
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
4% Feb. 25
1
Feb.
5
1% Feb. 25
%
;
Feb. 25
26% Jan. 27
25% Feb. 18
33
26% Feb.
1
25% Feb. 18
Class A preferred........
Buff Niag & East Pow pref.25
1,200
12
12
19
Feb. 23
Feb.
3
9% Jan. 24
21
1% Jan. 12
10% Jan.
2% Jan.
16% Jan.
21
Feb.
12
Jan.
..._-*
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
2,600
1% Jan.
15
British-American Oil Co
400
Feb. 23
19
Feb.
20% Jan.
81
%«
X
3% Sale
1%
2
19% L7%
8%
9%
4
8
5% Feb. 10
Jan.
2
Sale
%
1%
12 %
it* Jan.
Jan.
165* Jan.
160
7
17% Feo. 19
37
165^
3
119
5
%
1
o
Sale
100
700 Bright Star Elec class B
600
2,300
....
10,200 Bridgeport Machine com....*
120
10
Sale
160
lis" 119% 117%
10% Sale
Tx
*
2,200
500
Breeze
4% Jan. 15
9% Janl 15
1 % Jan,
8
2% Jan.
8
4%
8%
1%
2%
Bowman Blltmore Hotels
2,000
Brewster
il
23
510 Bell Telep Co of Canada.. 100
40
7,000
Sale
13
13%
3%
6%
1%
1%
8%
Feb.
13%
3%
7%
1%
1%
8%
2% Jan.
82
20
82
20
17
3
17
15
12
Jan.
(L) Ac Co com....*
7% 1st preferred
100
600 Beaunit Mills Inc common. 10
100
15%
8% Jan.
8% Jan.
91% Feb. 26
14% Feb.
94
7
28
Feb. 17
10
16
Jan.
20
Feb.
90
7
21
21
Sale
7% Jan.
17% Feb. 28
2% Jan. 13
14% Feb.
3
17% Feb. 28
18
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Baldwin Locomotive—
2,410
20,400
3,800
1
Price
W YOR
In
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
SALES
February
EXCHANGE
CURB
4
15
5
3
100% Jan.
6
4
Jan.
10
3% Jan.
3% Jan.
15
12
% Jan.
25
18
Cables Ac Wireless—
Am
dep rets pref sh
_£1
900 Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
250 Canadian Car & Fdy oref—25
400
100
400
1,400
"~6~, 600
17,100
100
Can Indus Alcohol cl A....
B
.....*
non-voting
Canadian Marconi C0......I
*
25c
100 Capital City Products
11",400
37,000
200
100
300
2,500
700
"3", 800
5)4
22
19
19%
21
3%
4%
3%
4
1)4 Sale
10% Sale
1)4 Sale
14 X
A stk
*
Class B
..*
1
21
3%
3)4
19
20)4
IX Sale
5
20%
20%
3%
3%
1
7%
1%
Sale
22
23
4
4%
1%
9%
1%
70
$6 preferred..—
21
3%
5
20% Sale
1%
1%
2X
70.
26%
5%
12%
19
2%
4%
3%
.....*
44,600 Carrier Corp common..!—*
3,400 Carter (J W) Co common....1
*
2,400 Casco Products
100 Castle (A M) Ac Co.........10
12,900 Catalin Corp of Amer
1
4%
19%
22
3%
5%
22
23%
4%
3%
4
1% Sale
9%
10%
1% Sale
5
20
23
28 X
6)4
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
17
23
2X
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
24%
Sale
21
Feb.
1
Feb. 18
Feb. 23
5
'"!%'Feb." "2
1% Feb. 17
Feb.
11
15
3% Feb.
11
7
21
13%
3%
21
4%
15
20
23
20
Sale
73
Feb.
1% Feb.
Sale
5
10%
5%
11%
22
Feb.
4
15
Feb.
3% Feb.
12
6
22
Jan.
25
4
23
Feb.
23
4%
3%
1 %
10%
1%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
26
Jan.
10
11
11
Feb.
11
4
26
Jan.
27
10% Jan.
X Jan.
3
27
15
Feb.
11
3% Feb.
11
20
21
1% Feb.
79% Feb.
3
2
73
1
65% Feb.
1% Jan.
7
70
23
Feb.
4
3
24
30% Feb. 25
5% Feb.
1
23
5% Feb.
13
10
10
Feb.
2% Feb.
3
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
25
2% Sale
Jan.
1
65% Feb.
29
5
3% Jan.
75
15
250 Carolina P Ac L $7 pref......*
20
900
conv
1,100 Carnation Co common
11,000 Carnegie Metals Co com
170
22,200
Carib Syndicate com
100 Carman Ac Co
100
5
Feb.
3% Feb.
9
10
Feb.
Feb.
5% Jan.
5
3
15
7
4
13
Feb.
24
24% Jan.
2% Jan.
12
5
Celanese Corp of Amer—
400
2,700
50
150
300
1,400
2,100
450
$7 dlv preferred
4,000
475
Cent Pow Ac Lt
Sale
4% Sale
67
Feb.
3% Feb.
13
12
12%
12%
12%
100
100
89
6
7% pref—.100
89%
X Sale
78
80
85
72
Sale
76
85
Sale
7%
76
6%
8%
78
Jan.
Jan.
10
18
4
10
6% Jan.
3
Jan.
21
Jan.
8
17
It*
3% Jan.
82
Jan.
|14
26
Feb.
4%
64%
23%
12%
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
Feb.
9
61
Feb.
24
69
Jan.
12
18
Jan.
31
12
Jan.
27
23% Feb.
12% Jan.
26
6
84
79%
84%
6%
71%
Feb.
3
Jan.
Feb.
3
1% Jan.
% Jan.
27
27
Feb.
Feb.
15
4
79% Feb, 17
84% Feb. 21
7
4
31
Jan.
Jan.
80
32
71
24
12
Feb.
3% Jan.
Feb. 21
3
Feb.
20
10 X
67
Jan.
4
61
...1
Cent Ohio Steel Prod
4%
•
Cent Hudson G & E com....*
40 Cent Maine Pow 7% pref
650 Cent N Y Pow 5% pref
30
270
1,100
70
600
7% 1st partlc prof
100
3,300 Celluloid Corp com.......13
1st preferred.............*
140
15
2!*
si*
4
'3
8
Feb.
3
86
Feb.
8
Feb.
3
21
Feb.
3
71% Feb.
9
76% Feb. 24
1% Feb.
% Feb.
5
7
1% Feb. 23
X Feb. 24
Feb. 17
Feb. 21
9
4% Feb.
84
Jan.
7
8% Jan. 12
77% Jan. 24
90
Cent Ac Southwest Util—
3,400
24,500
6,700
39,400
200
800
850
2,325
150
"""loo
1,800
100
50c
Common
Central
States
Elec com—.1
7% preferred
100
6% pref without warr..100
Conv preferred
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
6,100 Centrifugal Pipe Corp......*
1%
X
13
2X
Sale
Sale
5X Sale
6X
12%
4%
8%
3 X Sale
1%
1%
% Sale
11%
14%
5% Sale
7
5
4
12
7%
Sale
1% ! 1%
% Sale
12%
14
5%
6%
7
9
13
4% Feb. 15
6
5
12
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 21
,
3%
7%
3%
Feb.
9
2% Jan.
8
X Jan.
12
Jan.
14
15
4% Jan. 28
6% Jan.
12
21
7% Feb. 21
Feb.
21
9
Jan.
9
9
5
9
Feb.
x3 % Feb.
3
4
3% Jan.
3
4
9
6% Feb. 24
7% Feb.
1
6% Jan.
31
Feb.
21
8%
5
12
Feb.
1
Jan.
7% Feb. 21
Jan.
5
Chamberlln Metal Weather
300
1,000
300
For footnotes
Strip Co
400 Charls Corp com
5
10
150 Cherry-Burrell Corp com...5
see page
53.
6%
5%
7% Sale
6%
7%
7% Sale
6%
7%
6% Feb.
7
Feb.
21
7
20% Jan. 26
8% Jan. 18
7% Feb. 21
21
Jan.
13
march, 1938]
AGGREGATE
In
new
SALES
Februdry
Shares
Bid
450
4,750
2,000
3,800
4,050
Chesebrough Mfg
2."
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co..5
Chicago Rivet & Machine...4
100
161,800
15,800
1,500
Cities Service common......*
800
2,200
2,675
66,800
5,700
800
90
Chief Consol Mining Co
400
We
We
28
noH
Sale
Sale
600 Cllnchfleld Coal
4,900 Club
100
com
Aluminum Utensil
*
com
29"
4
Sale
1%
28% Sale
3%
2%
28
30
38
33
Sale
28
32
39
29
Sale
4%
36
•
5
38
Sale
36%
22
18
20
1% Sale
30%
36%
4% Sale
3%
3%
1%
1%
Sale
2
33%
32
4%
4
1% Sale
4%
2%
<
5,200
2,100
2,300
1,200
5,500
6% convertible preferred£l
11,400 Colorado Fuel & Iron warr...
4,300 Colt's Patent Fire Arms MfgJS
Columbia Gas Ac Elec Corp—
725
5% Conv preferred
.100
1
35,700 Columbia Oil & Gas com
Commonwealth dc Sou Corp—
Warrants..
62,200
250
28,200
700
~
Feb.
1% Feb.
26% Feb.
2% Feb.
3
Feb.
9
100
Jan.
5 107
59% Feb. 28
8% Feb.
3
% Feb.
4
40
Jan.
57
39
26
Feb.
24
1% Feb.
1
40% Feb. 23
3
Feb.
19
33
23
Feb.
32% Feb. 23
Sale
26
Feb.
29
Fee.
67
72
Feo.
Sale
tin
5%
3%
20
2%
Feb. 24
900
1,750 Community P & L 1st pref..*
Community Public ServiceCommon
2,200
........25
2,900 Community Water Serv .....1
900
1,800
4% Feb.
3% Feb.
19
18%
1% Sale
20
33%
5%
2%
1%
30%
4%
2%
1 %
8%
Feb.
1% Feb.
35%
6
3%
1%
,
Feb. .8
Feb.
4
Feb. 24
Feb.
1
Feb. 15
23
Feb. 23
Feb.
3
Feb.
9
1% Feb.
3
9
Feb.
18
2% Sale
3% Sale
Sale
3% Sale
3%
4%
5% Sale
2% Sale
4% Sale
5% Sale
2% Feb.
3
8
67
Jan.
3
Jan.
25
17% Jan.
27
Jan. 17
3% Feb. 23
20
Jan. 18
1
2,500
36,800
3,600
c ext to
1946
5,500 Consolidated Biscuit Co
1
106,300 Consol Copper Mines.......5
5,600 Con Gas E L Ac P Bait com..*
370
5% preferred A
......100
"2"700
6,000 Consol Gas Utll com
3,950 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd
1,000
56
Sale
&
Sale
58
Sale
4% Sale
I
Sale
Sale
30%
4%
2%
1%
8%
3
3% Feb. 23
2
4% Feb.
6% Feb. 23
%
%
%
Sale
3
3% Jan.
4% Feb.
2
7% Jan.
12
27
61
Feb. 23
3
60
Jan.
Feb. 25
53
Feb.
Feb.
8
24
Feb. 25
Sale
Feb.
8
3
4% Jan.
7
1
% Jan.
% Feb.
3
% Jan.
% Jan.
13
18
21
Feb.
8
28
Jan.
18
19
Jan.
3
21% Feb. 25
% Jan.
4
% Feb.
% Feb.
4
%
% Sale
We
%
% Feb.
4
12% Sale
14%
15%
12% Feb.
1
15
4
4%
4 % Sale
63% Sale
4%
Sale
66
Feb.
4
5%
62%
4% Feb.
61 % Feb.
3
17
% Feb.
1
58
Feb.
16
3
Feb.
4
...1
% Sale
5
54
3
.
""'ioo
3,000
425 Cont'l G At B 7% pr pref
175
100
9,200 Cont
Roll Ac Steel
Fdy com..*
300 Continental Secur common.*
300 Cook Paint Ac Varnish Co
*
300
57
3%
81%
82%
1%
1%
3% Sale
75
500 Continental OH of Mexico.. 1
200
2,300
68
80
s
Sale^
% Sale
60% Sale
3
70
3%
81%
2
1%
4% Sale
75
773
%
6%
4
%
60%
Sale
62%
J*
oW
80
1%
1%
70
7rlH
4
1% Feb. 18
4% Feb.
4
72% Feb. 24
%# Feb. 23
Feb.
26
4% Feb. 17
5% Feb. 23
64
Feb.
2
% Feb.
9
62
12%
3%
4%
61%
113%
%
Feb. 23
58
3% Feb. 23
3
80
1%
4%
75
%
Feb. 18
1
Feb.
Feb.
19
9
10
8
10
6%
9%
7%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
3% Jan.
11
3
72k
3
Feb. 24
We Feb. 23
6
Feb.
3
7% Feb. 23
6
Feb.
2
4
2
9%
28
4
Jan.
Feb.
9
Feb.
12,100 Cooper Bessemer Corp com.. *
100
400
♦3 prior preferred.......
200
4,600 Copper Rang* Co.........
800 Copperweld Steel com.....10
10,500
1,100
24,100 Cord Corp
........5
4,400 Corroon Ac Reynolds.... ...1
1,200
100
500
9,300
1,200
22,500
2,400
1,300
54,800
9,100
13,300
2,200
1,800
100
3,300
25
75
800
150
500
mmmm
«.
Sale
19
1%
2%
Jan.
27
1%
Creole Petroleum com
5
Crocker Wheeler Elec
Mfg..*
(The) Brewing Co
1
Preferred
%
h
23% Sale
6% Sale
We
200
6% preferred
ii
1%
Sale
3
600
Cusi Mexicans Mining..
25
*
7
Sale
6% Jan.
12%
8H
20
6
7
300
200
1,700
700
cum
preferred...
6
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
3%
4%
10%
i%
%
4%
5
m
n
25% Sale
>%
6 % Sale
'a
3%
4%
10
Sale
3%
5
11
1% Sale
65
Feb.
Feb.
3
65
1% Feb.
9% Feb.
4
2% Feb. 23
11% Feb. 23
4
3
3
27
3
Jan.
27
1% Feb.
11
2% Jan.
3
29
20
65
Jan.
1% Feb.
9% Feb.
4
Jan.
12
13
29
3%
1
200 Diamond Shoe Corp com
200 Distilled Liquors Corp
3
4
26%
30
3
4
26%
% Jan.
Feb.
23
22% Jan.
5% Jan.
% Jan.
Feo.
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 14
Feb. 21
4
Feb.
Feb.
7
Feb.
15
3% Feb. 18
4% Feb. 25
10% Feb. 21
d*
Feb.
2
Feb.
15
4
Feb. 17
Jan. 12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
200
Am dep rets ord
reg
5,400 Dlvco-Twin Truck Co
Feb.
8
Feb,
21
7% Sale
9%
12%
8%
9%
7%
12%
9%
21%
8
15%
10%
23
6%
29
4
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
4
7
12
80
Jan.
20
% Jan.
8% Jan.
8
10
4
Feb.
2
9% Jan.
12
iVi
2in
m
Jan. 17
Feb. 18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
72
15% Sale
Feb.
£1
9%
12
12
75
50
1,000
"i'.Ioo
~3~666
L)
% Feb.
7
Feb.
10
3
20
22
6% Sale
2%
6
Sale
2%
17
9%
14%
1%
3%
3%
17%
9
9%
8%
12%
1%
2%
10
14
2
3
3% Sale
20% Sale
9
Feb.
14
10
Jan.
1% Jan.
17
Jan.
% Jan.
7
5
3
15
18
Jan.
Feb.
25
Jan.
26
8
Feb.
2% Feb.
3
8
17
8%
12%
1%
2%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
3
Jan.
3
Jan.
28
22
23
18
Jan.
12
6
Jan.
26
Jan.
28
2% Jan.
31
3% Feb.
Feb.
3
3
58
9
Feb.
23
Feb.
3
Feb.
9
Feb. 10
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb. 11
Feb.
8
10
3
22
3
16
Feb.
15
17
12%
1%
2%
3%
Feb.
16% Feb.
Feb.
12
11
Jan.
10% Feb.
10
15
12
21
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
15
26
Jan.
28
il*
1%
10%
3%
29%
105%
3
3
7
11
8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2m
5
8% Feb. 23
12% Feb. 25
10% Feb. 23
50
Jan.
Jan.
6
27
8% Jan. 27
12% Feb.
3
1% Jan.
2% Jan.
2% Jan.
15% Jan.
14
Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
27%
3%
25%
26%
3%
24% Sale
3
3%
10%
11%
14
14J*
15
12 %
Sale
3
12
13
13%
14%
Jan.
7
Jan. 26
Feb.
5
Feb.
8
% J an.
750
15%
16%
15
20
17
19
14"
18
16
19
18
21
2,000
22
Feb.
Ouke Power
com
Co
1
100
450
54,700 Eagle Plcher Lead Co...
10
5,200 Eastern Gas At Fuel Assoc..*
6% preferred
100
2,650
4H% prior preferred... 100
1,350
175
700 Eastern Malleable Iron Co.25
For footnotes
.....
see
page
53.
23
7% Jan.
17
Jan.
28
40
3% Jan.
58
9 %i
Feb.
7
17
Jan. 110
8
14
Jan.
2
Jan.
12
3% Jan.
3% Jan.
11
12
8
22
Feb. 23
Jan.
18
9
Jan.
8
24% Feb. 28
3% Feb.
7
24% Feb.
12
11% Feb.
13% Jan.
13
Jan.
67
21
16
Jan.
12
17
26
Feb. 21
55
Feb.
Feb.
3
63
4
20% Jan.
1% Jan.
7
2
Feb.
28
3
65
Jan.
3
Feb.
7
3
24% Feb. 28
3% Jan.
18
Jan.
24
15% Jan.
Jan.
4
14
Jan.
Feb. 21
3
17
Feb.
55
Feb.
57
Feb.
16
Feb.
20
17
4
16
Feb. 21
22
Jan.
15
........100
Corp
200 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
4,100 Duro-Test Corp common...1
6,100 Duval Texas Sulphur....
2,300
2,400
3
8% Jan.
6
12% Jan.
7
10% Jan. 21
Co—
Driver Harris Co common..10
7% preferred
24% Feb.
3% Feb.
11% Feb.
12
16
Feb.
9
9%
7% preferred...........100
90 Draper Corp
*
Dublller Cond
10
1% Feb. 14
5*
6% Feb. 15
12% Feb. 25
3
8% Feb.
20
6
Jan.
6
102
Feb.
com..
Shoe
25,075
500
(W
10
67
3
Douglas
17,300
1,100
1,150
26%
10
Ac Coal B..25
20 Dominion Textile Co
12
12
11
6
9% Feb,
We Jan.
105% Feb.
We Feb.
14
9
com..l
1,400 Dominion Steel
10
13
Jan.
2% Jan.
13% Jan.
Jan.
29% Jan.
3
We Sale
% Sale
8%
12%
1%
2%
2%
400 Do bee km un Co common....1
300
19
5
3%
81%
1%
5%
Distillers Co Ltd—
200
100
17
Jan.
4% Jan.
3
1% Feb. 26
30
*
5
14
%
3 %
4%
10%
1%
6
58
20
w w
13,000 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com. 1
2,500 Detroit Mich Stove Co.....
3,800 Detroit Paper Products
1
8,900 Detroit Steel Products.....*
Feb.
% Feb. 18
4
22% Feb.
% Feb. 14
9% Feb.
._*
Detroit Gasket At Mfg Co
6% preferred
3
Jan.
4% Jan.
17
40
9]
73
16
$4
%
23%
We Sale
35
200
Sale
Feb.
1% Feb. 11
3
2% Feb.
105 % Feb.
9% Feb.
50c
Class A
4%
32
1,400 Dejays Stores Inc common
1
10 Denniaon Mftf 7% pref
100
7,400 Derby Oil At Ref com.......*
3,160
11
Sale
26
7,400 Dayton Rubber Mfg.....
350
500
1%
10
10
com v t c
500 Davenoort Hosiery.
2,700
1%
9%
25
....
6,200 Darby Petrol Corp.........5
•
75
20
18
in
•
72,300
Sale
20%
1% Sale
2%
2%
62%
70
1% Sale
Feb. 11
Feb. 18
Feb. 23
Feb.
9
Feb.
1
Feb. 24
12
Crowley Mllner Ac Co com...*
.......
2,100
2
13%
2%
65
J.8
8%
17%
6%
20%
1%
2%
req
Cramp (Wm) Ac Sons Ship At
Engine Bldg Corp......100
Croft
70
1% Sale
7% Feo. 19
17% Feb. 18
5
5% Feb.
2
14
Feb. 26
£1
100 Cuneo Press com
*
250
preferred.........100
200 Curtis MfgCoiMo)
5
100
22
Sale
Sale
11
450
200
300
Sale
6
5% preferred............50
1,100 Cuban Tobacco
5,400
1,400
4,600
150
8
6%
20%
1,700 Crystal Oil Ref Corp com...*
.
4,100
8%
5%
18%
60
Crown Cent Petrol
(Md)
5
700 Crown Cork Internet cl A.
10,100 Crown Drug common
..25c
600
300
7%
Sale
S6 Conv pref A
.....*
Cosden Petroleum com_....l
Courtaulds Ltd....
Am dep rets for ord stk
100
1,000
27,300
2,900
5,500
6% Sale
4%
Jan.
1
Jan. 27 15
3
4%
Jan.
3
6%
Jan.
Feb. 17 70
Jan. 17 115
1
Jan. 31
Feb. 16
64%
$4 preferred.............
4,500
1
29
14
4
6%
4
3% Jan.
12%
13%
3% Sale
4% Sale
64
10
4% Feb. 23
21% Feb. 25
1
% Feb.
%
8
3
56
1
1
Jan.
3
Jan.
% Feb.
% Feb.
10
Jan.
52
Sale
%
6% Feb. 23
3% Jan. 10
1% Jan.
8
5
23
7
24
Feb. 24
2% Feb.
3% Jan.
Feb.
3
2% Jan.
35
6% Jan. 29
61
Feb.
6
7
7
3
3% Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
72
Jan.
3
21
Sale
Sale
22
19
61
3
8
Feb.
3
Jan.
Feb. 24
7
Jan.
Feb. 15
Feb.
20
%
3,500 Cons Retail Stores Inc com 1
30
8% preferred
.......100
1,700 Consol Royalty OH
10
14,500 Consol Steel Corp common..*
900
Jan.
5% Feb.
53% Feb.
4
2
Jan.
3
40% Feb. 23
8
3% Jan.
32% Feb. 23
4
53
5
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29
Feb. 21
6% Feb. 23
3
12
10
Feb. 24
% Jan.
39
:
1% Feb.
23
26
Feb.
9
Feb. 25
9% Jan.
4
26% Feb.
2% Jan. 25
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t
Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
35
7% Feb.
We Feb.
6
900 Commonwealths Dlstrlbut..l
800
1,000
3
500 Cohn Ac Rosenberger com..*
16,900 Colon Development Co Ltd..
16,400
5 107
Feb.
28
"3% Sale'
16%
Highest
Sale Prices
7% Feb.
4
% Feb. 18
38%
8*
Lowest
Sale Prices
43% Feb.
1% Sale
34% Sale
3
Highest
Sale Prices
104
8
650 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd....*
J
1
Lowest
110
Sale
7%
28
31
2
850
4,600
2,900
450
JAN.
Sale Prices
Ask
106
58
"8%
3
1,450 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
7,300 Cleveland Tractor com.....*
500
900
101
Sale
37
11,500
104
102
Sale
..-*
2,450 Cities Serv Pr ft Lt $6 pref..*
*7 preferred..
3,275
..*
14,400 City Auto Stamping Co
•
600 City & Suburban Homes...10
....1
1,400 Clark Controller Co
49,700 Claude Neon Lights com....l
Ask Bid
Bid
9
Preferred B........_.....*
Preferred BB
.........*
Preferred...........
120
2,425
3,225
8,700
1M
Ask
40
1
Child* Co preferred
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1938
STOCKS (Continued)
RANGE SINCE
P ice
Jan. 3
Par
200
3,050
43
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
exchange
curb
10rk
VA
Sale
a
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50%
1%
1%
61
65%
%
1%
6%
6%
9% Sale
10% Sale
a2% Sale
27%
29
49%
50
7%
9%
2
Sale
61
65
%
2
6% Sale
8%
9%
11
Sale
3% Sale
28%
28
50
8
.
Sale
10%
1% Feb.
61
Feb.
2
Feb.
28
62
Feb.
2
5% Feb.
8% Feb.
6% Feb. 28
9% Feb.
1
9% Feb.
61
26
Feb.
11% Feb. 23
3% Feb. 28
28% Feb. 24
26
49
Feb.
50
23
49
10
Feb.
10% Feb. 21
8
2% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
% Jan. 27
5% Feb. 16
7% Jan.
3
8% Jan.
3
2% Feb. 16
% Jan. 27
6% Jan.
7
9% Feb.
1
13% Jan.
3% Jan.
12
11
4
31
Jan.
13
Feb.
10
51
Jan.
Jan.
18
11
Jan.
10
12
Feb.
NEW
44
February
Shares
800
450
4,800
2,300
945
Bid
Ask
IK
1K
6,200
265,400
13.000
3,400
14,800
7,000
1,850
9,700
4,400
1,995
Elsler Electric com
3K
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb.
1
1% F b.
1
1
% Jan.
25
18
18
Jan.
Jan.
29
6
Jan.
Jan.
27
26
4
3
5
22
Feb.
3
4
Feb.
25
4
1%
7%
IK
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
Sale
45
51
Electric Pow Ac Lt 2d pf A...*
Sale
2%
Sale
3%
IK
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
ih
25
13
Feb.
14
12K Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
23
"3% "4"
6% Feb.
46% Feb.
3
Feb.
9
2%
2%
22%
3%
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
3% Feb.
21
Feb..
4
Feb.
23
Feb.
3
Feb.
23
17
2K Feb.
23
11 x70
Feb.
3
6
Feb.
23
1!
2
2
Sale
UK
Feb.
72
70
|i Cony pref with warr...*
3K
3%
3
70
Sale
68
Feb.
8
3
Feb.
13
14
43
7a
3
Feb.
1
1
27
Feb.
Feb.
3% Feb.
Highest'
Sale Prices
21% Feb. 18
4% Feb. 23
ii*
12% Feb.
Sale
14
12
49 %
43 %
1
com.
1%
Sale
3%
Sale
1
...»
Option warrants
Electric Shareholdings
[light's!
Sale Prices
13
Electric Power Associates...!
.
Ask
Ask Bid
IK
Sale
14
12
Electric Bond 8c Share......5
Class A
1%
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
1
18
......1
$6 preferred
$5 preferred.....
Bid
22
250 Economy Groc Stores com..*
...2
600 EdlsoD Bros Stores
50
200
2,200
41,600
4,800
1,000
;
5,600
4,000
Feb.
1938-
5,400 Eastern States Corp com....*
$7 preferred series A.....
2,200
$6 preferred series B—..
1,825
7,800 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
250
1
Price
Jan. 3
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
Shares
2,400
.
NEW YORK"'
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
575
RANGE SINCE JAN.
prices in february
aggregate bales
In
EXCHANGE
YORK CURB
55% Feb. 23
50% Feb. 23
3K Feb. 23
29%
Feb.
1
6%
46%
40%
2%
2%
22%
3K
1%
27
8
28
4
27
4
Feb.
3
Jam 26
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
% Jan.
8
26
Jan.
18
24
Jan.
18
4% Jan.
18
14
Jan.
19
14
Feb.
14
1% Jan. 13
10% Jan. 12
58
Jan.' 4
55% Jan.
14
4
Jan.
13
4
Jan.
13
35
Jan.
5
Jan.
11
2
Jan.
15
75% Jan.
14
5
Feb.
11
5% Jan.
27
6
Jan.
14
13
Jan.
31
68
Electric Shorel Coal Co—
400
*
100 Electrographlc Corp com...!
1
5,600 Electrol Inc v t c
3,100 Elgin National Watch Co..15
1,100 Empire Diet Elec 6% pref. 100
5,275 Empire G 8c F 7% pref
100
2,000
8% preferred.
.......100
1,500
6% preferred
....
100
300
6% % preferred..
100
150
~2,700
100
1,000
5,125
1,600
1,300
275
'50 Eureka Pipe Line
1
30
35
36
23
27 K
25
32
28
38%
36%
27 K
23
28
37
25
16
IK
Sale
6,300
12
Sale
39%
300
1,000
400
~~2, 600
5,600
Ferro Enamel Corp com
Fiat Amer dep rets
1
....
"~8~, 300
Flsk Rubber Corp common..1
Fldello Brewery
560 Fire Assoc of Phlla
140
7,300
350
100
10
3,900
V
1,100
11,300
Class B
..*
...
3
Feb.
19
1
Jan.
Jan.
1
23
Feb.
1
22
Jan.
31
26
4
32
Feb.
17
50
Feb.
23
31% Jan.
50
Feb.
19
28
Jan.
21
13
Sale
«
v*
Sale
13
Feb.
Feb.
23
19
Feb.
21
Sale
32
Feb.
10
36
46
Sale
32% Feb.
15
52
Feb.
Jan.
27
26
33
35
42%
43%
28
Feb.
8
48
Feb.
19
28
Jan.
27
28
Feb.
8
49% Feb.
21
28
Feb.
8
Feb.
16
Feb.
16
22
Feb.
16
10% Feb. 25
% Feb. 23
11% Feb.
2
9
44
48
3%
6%
3%
7
21
20
5
6K
5%
7%
10%
%
10%
26%
"Me Sale
%
7
8K
Sale
%
Sale
30
Sale
9%
Sale
z9
Feb.
3
% Feb. 24
9% Feb. 16
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
4
3
3
12
3K
7%
21%
Sale
Sale
2%
7%
20%
4%
6%
3%
8
20%
5%
7
2%
7%
20%
4%
6%
4
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 23
4
Feb.
Feb. 26
"20K
20%
Feb.
14%
203%
15%
19,:
16 K
^ 60^
K
57%
3
22
32
J@n. 26
% Feb. 24
5
9% Jan.
Feb.
23
&
1
6 Feb.
8% Feb. 2*
12K Feb. 28
3% Feb.
8
Feb.
17
20% Feb.
5% Feb.
7% Feb.
21
26
1
8
Feb.
Feb.
22
6
"21
%
17K
% Sale
57
55
54
19K
12%
5K Sale
Sale
Jan.
8
27
10
Jan.
3
% Jan.
% Jan.
11% Jan.
.13% Jan.
2%
6%
20%
4%
6%
Jan. 26
8
Jan.
Jan. 22
4
Feb.
Feb. 26
3% Jan.
Feb.
17
20% Jan.
6% Jan.
8% Jan.
26
17
8
31
18
6
3
8
6K Sale
K« Feb.
Jan.
31
32
Jan.
4
22 K
Feb." "9
19
Feb.
4
23
Jan.
2
K Feb.
4
58% Feb. 23
7% Feb. 18
55
57
Sale
Feb.
3
6
Feb.
3
63
36
15 K
Sale
Sale
61
Feb.
21
32
Sale
15K
16
35
38
Sale
17%
17%
18
18%
17%
18%
Sale
15
Sale
32% Feb.
16% Feb.
17% Feb.
5%
1%
7%
3%
Sale
2%
8K
Sale
5%
Sale
5% Feb.
11
16
10% Feb. 25
% Jan. 11
13
Jan. 15
31
Jan.
8
62
20%
19
49% Feb. 21
% Jan.
M. Jan.
b% Jan.
31
Ke
%
6%
10%
Sale
7K
20%
4%
7%
__
19
10
44
7
11
1% Feb.
Jan.
32
...100
Preferred
*
2,050 Florida Power 8c Lt S7 pref
12,600 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
450
Feb.
Feb.
33 K
9K Sale
...1
21,900
"2,900
1
23
10%
1%
38
% Sale
11K Sale
26
33
...50
1
4,600 Palrchlld Aviation com
.1
3,700 Falstaff Brewing.......
800 Fanny Farmer Candy com._l
2,000 Pan steel Metallurgical Corp*
1,000 Fedders Mfg Co common....5
10 Fed Compress & W'house__25
2,300
1,800
4
22
"27"
European Elec Co of CanOption warrants..........
8,000
*
27,000 Brans Wallower Lead....
7% preferred
100
3.100
26,400 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft 8c Tool.. 3
550
11
8
7
10
4
KeJan. 12
60% Jan. 15
7% Jan. 15
61% Jan. 25
41% Jan. 14
18% Jan. 17
xl8K Feb. 24
% Jan.
Jan.
5% Jan.
Feb.
28
58
38% Feb.
28
Feb.
25
7 zl8% Feb.
24
32% Fen.
15% Jan.
16% Jan.
5% Feb.
2
5% Jan.
5
5% Jan.
13
Jan.
26
2
Jan.
26
25
4% Feb.
15
7% Jan.
3% Fen.
7K Jan.
5
Jan.
25
17
8
23
8% Jan.
16% Jan.
17
18
3
63
18
Jan.
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
Amer dep
rcts__Ord reg 81
5K
100 Ford of France Am dep rets..
2
100 Fox (Peter) Brewing Co
700
IK
IK
3,400 Emsco Derrick 8c Equip Co.5
41,100 Equity Corp common.....10r
9.200 Esquire-Coronet...........!
2,600
10,000
900
11"
16
11
100 Empire Pow Corp part stk.
100
1,400
15,500
2,400
5,200
5% Feb.
$4 participating pref
6%
3K
5
1,800 Franklin Rayon Corp com__l
5K
2%
9
4%
lh
4
4%
2
§8
3%
"Feb.
1
Froedtert Grain & Malting
400
500
150
1,500
1,100
600
20
"""io
2,100
Common.................1
Conr pref..
.......15
1
Fruehauf Trailer Co
130 Gamewell Co 16 conr pref—*
200 Gatlneau Power Co com....*
70
5% preferred...........100
*
4,300 General Alloys Co
7%
6K
14% Sale
9%
8K
8%
7
15%
16%
10
9
7%
15%
8%
8%
16%
9
7% Feb. 24
7
15% Feb.
8% Feb. 16
"8% "9%
8%
2
9%
9%
Sale
Feb.
23
Feb.
21
86
Jan.
9
11
Jan.
18
13
S7
Jan.
27
9% Jan.
80% Fen.
2% Jan.
4
21
10
19% Jan.
13% Jan.
% Jan.
19
17
3
»»t Jan.
5
13
14
21
87
Jan.
27
80% Feb.
1% Feb.
21
80% Feb. 21
2% Feb. 24
75% Jan.
1 % Jan.
3
17K Feb.
10% Feb.
Ke Feb.
19
18% Feb.
11
23
% Feb.
1
17% Feb.
10% Feb.
Ke Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
1% Feb.
11% Feb.
11
10%
Sale
2
3
9
Feb.
87
75% Sale
2
IK
15% Feb.
7% Feb. 24
3
14 % Jan.
8% Feb. 16
Feb.
2
5
General Elec Co of Great Brit
400
800
3,700
600
6,800
1,300
Tioo
10",700
Fireprooflng com.....*
Gen Inrestment Co com
1
......*
$6 Preferred
Warrants
18 K
19 K
11K Sale
K Sale
48
65
Me
18%
12%
%
19%
Sale
Sale
65
48
18%
18%
14
14%
40
600 General Rayon A stock
100
6,200
*
General Telephone Corp...20
$3
conr
preferred
*
__._.
4
14
7
4
7
.
65
48
32
'
%6
/'
65
Feb.
4
8
40
Feb.
10
23
8
5
67
Feb.
Feb.
ij2 Jan.
4
40
Feb.
8
1% Feb.
12% Feb.
11
2
1 % Jan.
11% Feb.
Jan.
7
16
16
14
Jan.
10
86% Feb. 26
'
86% Feb.
26
86% Feb.
5 % Jan.
26
88
Jan.
12
5% Jan.
19
Me
32
i82
65
50 Gen Outdoor Adr 6% pref. 10ft
*
110 General Pub Serr $6 pref
30
3,200
81
American dep receipts
Gen
40
50
1%
11%
40%
8
12
41
1%
Sale
50
"~5K
IK
11
IK
a
12%
44
1%
Sale
1
s2
7
Jan.
Jan.
70
47
1 %
50
Gen Tire & Rubber—
40
6% preferred A
......100
100 Gen Water Gas & Elec com. 1
10
.
...*
$3 preferred
900
"l",325
10
20
300
2,600
18,700
1,200
4,600
70
10",300
1,800
16,400
1,800
200
550
200
3,800
300
5,600
400
1,450
650
3,200
Glen Alden Coal Co
•
Godchaux
*
Sile
43 K
6
7%
5K
5%
27
28%
*
12
Co
*
..*
......
Sugars class A
Class B
$7 preferred....
6%
38 K
6
40
6
5%
6%
42%
7%
5%
27%
"~8"
65
Sale
Sale
6
39
41 %
5
6%
Sale
Sale
5%
Sale
35
12%
15
33
Sale
17
41
Sale
3
64% Feb.
5% Feb. 21
17
Feb.
Feb.
41
6
26
66% Feb.
6% Feb.
7
23
64% Feb. "3
5% Feb. 21
76
41
Feb.
17
40
5
41
6
S3 preferred
Gorham Mfg Co—
....*
Gray Tel Pay Station com.. 10
«650 Gt Atl 8c Pac Tea 1st pref.100
Non-rotlng common stock *
5,375
1,500 Great Northern Paper Co. .25
6,000 Greenfield Tap 8c Die com..*
Jan
2%
3
19K Sale
% Sale
8
9%
4K
5%
119% 120 K
46
30%
5%
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
16
20
17
%
2%
16%
S lie
32%
6
%
8%
5%
121
Sale
8%
Sale
123
48%
49
28
30
18%
17%
%
8
5%
124%
46%
28
6%
5%
6%
2%
26
6
Feb.
26
17
5
Jan.
26
1
29
Jan.
5
17% Feb.
23
12
Jan.
26
17% Feb.
26
93
33
12
Feb.
8
18%
2
16% Feb.
19
15% Feb.
Sale
% Feb.
8% & 7% Feb.
5K
4% Feb.
Sale
119% Feb.
48
46% Feb.
30
3
14
16
3
7
14
Feb.
3
5K Feb.
7
2% Feb.
Ke Feb.
Feb.
3
28
Sale
5
1
Jan.
5
6
7
12
28
15
13
23
4 % Jan.
29
119% Feb.
46
Jan.
28
27
23
27
20% Jan.
IK Jan.
15% Feb.
% Jan.
7% Feb.
Feb., 8
Feb.
9
Feb.
9
Feb. 28
Feb.
2
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Jan,
6
1
3
%
8%
6%
124%
48%
29%
7%
.Tan.
Jan.
16
8
Feb.
16
6K
17
4
Feb.
17
2
6% Jan.
35
Me Jan.
2% Feb.
19% Jan.
% .Tan.
16% Feb.
Ke Feb.
2% Feb.
17% Feb.
Feb.
10
17
28
14
Feb.
7
4
Jan.
Fer..
6%
Feb.
2
Feb.
% Feb.
"2"
Jan.
6K Feb.
5% Feb.
31
90 % Jan
1
.*
Gorham Inc class Acorn
19
30%
.._...*
Gold field Consol Mines
V t c agreement extended.*
600
64,200 Grand National Films Inc..I
1,400 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
>£9,500
6%
29
64% Sale
Preferred...
300 Gilchrist
200
7,000
27
32
Georgia Power 36 prtf._
800 Gilbert (A C) Co com
500
4K
28
3
9%
6K Jan.
7 124% Feb.
3
49% Jan.
Feb.
3
5% Jan.
31
Jan.
33
7% Feb.
1
3
Grocery Stores Prod—
400
400
5,200
"""260
700
Common
25c
2,300
1,200 Guardian Inrestors common 1
25
8,800 Gulf Oil Corp
20 Gulf States Utll 16 pref
*
$5.50 preferred
280
....*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne. *
Hall (C M) Lamp Co
*
5
600 Haloid Co..
25 Hartford Electric Light....25
2,700
200
"3",666
1,200
2,500
6,000
2,100
2,600
1,400
3,700
11,200
12",400
400
500
200
300
200
400
2K
9%
52
1
Hat
Co
Corp of Am cl B
Haseltlne
Corp
1
com
1
•
1
4%
14%
Hearn Dept Stores common.5
6
.........50
28
6% preferred
Class A
*
400
Hewitt Rubber Corp com...5
425 Heyden Chemical Co..
10
900 Hoe (R) & Co class A.......10
13,800
23.300 Holllnger Consol G M......5
1,600
125
10
I K
Brewing
200 Heller (W E) & Co common..2
500
7% cum pref w w_.
25
200
5
Hartford Rayon com v t c_.l
Harrard
Hecla Mining Co
25c
350 Helena Rubensteinlnc.....*
100
100
Sale
HartmanTobaccocom.no par
28,300
1,200
2%
%
37 K
8%
3%
6%
6%
Sale
11
52
56
Sile
1%
1%
4K
see
page 53.
1%
1
7
34
4%
6%
26
Sale
5%
8
7%
•
3
13
56%
IK
IK
Sale
15%
8%
3%
7
6%
Sale
35
Sale
4%
va
8
6%
:
3
10%
56
'
3
%
Sale
2
Feb.
3
Jan.
5
72
Feb.
17
"~6K "7"
33%
8%
12%
37
11%
13%
"6% ~"8~~
38
Sale
37%
14
Sale
13%
9
3% Feb.
2% Feb.
11% Feb.
24
Feb.
23
8
3
Jan.
8
M« Jan. 12
42% Feb. 21
81
Jan.
5
80
Jan. 15
16%
6
34
Sale
4%
8
8
Sale
11%
14
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
11
17
11
12
10
1%
%
%
4%
14%
5%
3
Feb.
Feb. 18
7
Feb.
Feb. 18
4
Feb.
Feb. 23
1% Feb.
9
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
25
3
26
6% Feb.
9
4% Feb.
16% Feb.
Jan.
11
11
Jan.
.1"
58
12
60
*6% "8%
33%
9%
8
3
9
Sale
12
1%
1%
% u 1 :.v.
%
1
3%
4K
15%
5%
26%
8K
3K
6%
5%
2% Feb.
Me Feb.
37
Jan.
58
1% Feb.
% Feb.
% Jan.
Jan.
Jari.
Jan.
Jan.
I"
18
18
Feb.
28
35
Jan.
37% Feb.
Feb.
1
9
Feb.
12% Jan.
Feb.
2
13
Jan.
14% Jan.
28
23
Peb.
10
Feb.
15
6% Feb.
8
6% Feb.
7
3
35
Feb.
23
9
Feb.
3
13K Feb.
3
?M
6%
20%
7%
37%
9%
14%
30
Feb.
9% Feb.
Feb.
16% Feb. 26
Jan. 11
9
10
11
8
27
8
23
7
28
10
3
10
7
4% Feb.
14% Feb.
5% Jan.
30
7% Feb.
3% Feb.
20
\
For footnotes
2%
10%
2%
%
40
37
81
3%
Sale®
2% Feb. 26
% Feb.
3
42% Feb. 21
72" "Feb. 17 "77"""Feb."25
2%
K
2K
37%
Feb.
15
Feb.
8
Feb.
23
Jan.
7% Feb.
3% Jan.
Jan.
10% Jan.
7
Jan.
Feb.
7% Jan.
6% Feb.
6% Feb.
20% Feb.
7
20
Jan.
6% Jan.
8
Jan.
March, 1938]
AGGREGATE
new
curb
yobk
SALES
45
exchange
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
new york
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 1
STOCKS (Continue.'
Par
Bid
Ask
400 Holophane Co Inc common.*
Holt (H) & Co class A
*
12
14%
9
5%
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
1938
Shares
RANOE SINCE
JAN.
1
Price
Jan. 3
Ask Bid
13
15X
Bid
12 X
15%
5X
9
596
Lowest
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
14
Feb.
21
4
Feb.
1
2194 Feb.
1
1494 Feb.
23
1394 Jan.
27
1494 Feb. 23
9
Hormel (Geo A) & Co com...*
100
100 Horn (AC) Co common.....!
875
m
3,325
'm
^
400
-
38,100
13,100
2,100
■*
•«**■*
*■
76,800
30,500
6,000
*•
'""466
""150
2,400
3,100
2,500
6,100
7,500
4,600
1,850
650
25
7% preferred stamped..100
Illinois Iowa Power Co
Preferred
Dlv
ctfs
Illinois Zinc Co
*
600
5,000
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
*
17,400 Imperial Oil (Canada)...
1,900
Registered
.♦
2,100 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can.5
1,900 Imp Tob of Gt Brit & Irel..£l
2,200 Indiana Pipe Line
10
120 Indiana Serv Corp 6% pfd 100
800
.
1,200
'm
900
110
70
7% preferred
..100
175 Ind'polls P & L 6H % pf ..100
22 X
Sale
Feb.
1
"Feb".
2334 Feb.
17
4
1
27
12
16
28
Sale
23
Feb.
3
2894 Feb. 25
2294 Jan.
3
62 X
Sale
6
68
Sale
6094 Feb.
494 Feb.
5
9
70
Feb.
23
60
Jan.
29
594
Feb.
25
494 Feb.
9
12 >4
12 X
16
11
Sale
596
4% Sale
1 %
2
X
X
7X
7X
IX
6X
8
12
Sale
10
13
5
Sale
10 X
5
dU
7*
7
14 %
10
Sale
6
12
48 X
17 X
17 X
1396
37 X
Feb.
8X
18 X
Sale
Sale
17%
17%
13 X
38
18
14
3796
<6%
18X
14 X
3796
7
86 X
89
734 Feb. 24
5
496
IX
2
Sale
3 X
16 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
10X
5X
9X
IX Feb.
2494 Feo.
3
Feb.
1294
4%
1034
4994
7
2
Feb.
9
27
Feb.
21
3 94 Feo.
21
4
7
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 25
3
Feb.
794 Feb.
19X
19 X
19X
14X
14X
35X
36X
7%
8
19
16
1794 Feb.
1794 Feb.
1494 Feb.
7
9
10
694 Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
5
21
8634 Feb.
Sale"
14%
8596
88
1
1694 Feb. 28
534 Feb. 28
11
Feb.
17
4994 Feb.
3
7
11
894
1994
1834
1494
794
1394
1494
8694
1
Feb.
Feb. 25
3
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 21
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
7
Feb.
Feb.
23
10
794 Jan.
494 Jan.
196 Jan.
2494 Feb.
Feb.
494 Jan.
Jan.
3
1294
494
1094
4894
17
794 Feb.
16
6
Jan.
5
Jan.
26
18
Jan.
28
Feb.
5
is*
Feb.
21
8694 Feb.
7
194 Jan.
194 Jan.
10
11
Jan.
3
24
8
19
10
15
12
12
12
1394 Jan. 12
4994 Feb.
3
1794 Jan.
11*
Jan.
6
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
14
694 Jan.
70
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3394 Jan.
7
1
15
20
2894 Feb. 25
94
794
794
594
294
3694 Jan.
10
86 >4
9
12
.
>
94 Jan.
Sale
7%
7
396
Sale
5
12
1094 Feb.
*
25
396
14 X
496
1096
9% Feo. 21
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
9X
4
24
4 100
11
21
10
11K
120
50
"396 "5"
24
5X
......
Sale
21X Sale
Sale
6593 Sale
5x
9%
..♦
............50
arrear
Sale
2194 Jan.
IV
9894 Jan.
994 Feb.
1
com
50 Illuminating Shares Co A...*
Imperial Chem Indus Ltd—
500
'mrn
*
Corp...5
Hussman-Ligonier Co
*
7% pref unstamped
100
200 Hydro-Elec Secur com..
..*
4,400 Hygrade Food Prod.. ......5
2,150 Hygrade Sylvanla Corp
.*
mm mm
m m
23 %
22 J*
Hummel-Ross Fibre
tHuyler's of Del
"3K ~~5% ~~4
50
1,800
1,250
'■»
—•
Hud Bay Mln 8c Smelt.....
Humble OH & Refining
250
rnmrnmmm
mm
Horn ft Hardart com
30
5% preferred...........100
600 Hubbell (Harvey) Inc......5
894 Jan.
1994 Feb.
1894 Jan.
14 94 Feb.
3794 Jan.
/ y±
794 Jan.
1394 Jan.
1494|Feb.
8894 Jan.
26
25
21
25
21
20
14
25
21
Indian Terr 1 Hum Oil Co—
300
"'"loo y600
Non-voting class A
Class B
""206
""325
4,250
7,400
*
Sale
...*
stock
Industrial Finance
1
1
v t c
54
56
18
20%
1.000
2,400
6,000
16
400
16,400
m
m
m
mm
Insur Co of North Amer
Int
Hydro-Elec 13.50 pref. .50
100
m
4,400
7,700
A*
Sale
20
Registered
Internat Products com......*
194 Feb. 24
IX
Sale
IX
a
13
Sale
2X
30
Sale
Sale
29
2996
Feb.
60~~ Sale"
54
Feb.
4
20
Sale
19
Feb.
15
IX
16%
IX
Sale
12
"A" stock pur warrants...
32,900 Internat Paper 8c Pow warr..
28,500 Internat Petroleum com.... •
10,000
IX
IX
X
7
"58" Sale"
10
400
IX
IX
7% preferred...........100
1,200 Internet Cigar Machinery..*
1,300 Internat Holding & Invest.*
400
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
X
"2 % Sale"
28 X
28
3M
3
5H
2X
7
Sale
3096
3X
2%
Sale
31
Sale
30 X
31%
Sale
4%
3
17
7
Feb.
3
54
Feb.
4
894 Jan.
6194 Jan.
6
15
19
Jan.
6
22
Jan.
15
Feb.
3
194
1694
94
2 94
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
Feb. 25
8
31
Feo.
4
.94 Feb.
194 Feo.
2994 Feb.
17
3
8
6094 Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
Feo.
194 Jan. 27
194 Feb. 24
24
20
194 Feb. 21
3
194 Feb.
1
25
494 Feb. 25
Feb.
21
12
Jan.
27
94
194
2894
2994
294
Feb. 17
Feb.
3
Jan.. 3
Jan.
5
Jan.
4
l1
194 Jan. 12
1794 Jan. 12
% Feb. 24
394 Jan. 12
31
Feb.
25
2994 Jan.
5
4 94 Feb. 25
6% preferred...........100
3,700
300
11,300 International Radio Corp..l
500 Internat Safety Rasor cl B.*
400
800 Internat Util class A.......*
7,600
13,800
600
v
Class
1
B
900
$1.75 preferred........
200
200
1,300
2,600
$3.50 prior preferred
•
..*
New warrants...
4,400
1
8,500 International Vitamin
3,600 Interstate Home Equip com.l
5
7%
10
% Sale
896
10
26 >4
30
200
700 Interstate Hosiery Mills
*
130
30
694 Feb.
34 Feb.
4
8
Feb.
18
1
Feb.
2
94 Feb.
894 Feb.
% Feb.
4
8
94 Feb. 17
894 Feb. 15
2534 Feb. 47
Feb.
3,100 Investors Royalty Co
1
1,700 Iron Fireman Mfgcom v t C.10
6,700 Irving Air Chute com.... ..1
3,000 Italian Superpower cl A
.*
3
% Sale
39i
25%
3%
27
540 Interstate Power $7 pref....*
1,700
800
14,500
1,000
26
7% Sale
X Sale
7X
8h
X Sale
8X Sale
27 X
29
4
334
394
2594
434
94.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
14
Feb.
.......
1,800
1,900
2,900
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X Sale
8X
9X
% Sale
7^
9M
8X
"
20,500 Jacobs (F L) Co....
2,300 Jeannette Glass Co...
-.1
*
Sale"
1296
UH
Sale
9
X
5
IX
X
Sale
2
3X
3X
3X Sale
26
27 X
4X Sale
X*
X
15 X Sal 96
10 X Sale
X
X
5Vs
2X
Sale
3X
3%
4
3%
496
14* 15*
1194
96
Sale
6%
2%
Sale
3
16
2
5
894 Jam
X, Feb.
2
9
Jan.
6
17
1
Jan.
12
26
Feb.
21
X Feb.
3 94 Feb.
4
Feb.
4
8
394 Jan^
3
Feb.
2
17
1
9
Feb.
10
27
>
15
7
2694 Feb.
2
3 94 Feb.
25 94 Feb.
Feb.
26
Jan.
28
2
Jan.
18
4
5
3
Feb.
3
12
34 Feb.
3
594 Feb.
294 Feo.
3
7
8
10
4
Feb.
8
94 Feb.
894 Feb.
2594 Feb.
X* Feb.
1494 Feb.
X
2%
17
Jan.
Jan.
1
1
3
Jan.
6
Jan.
3
94 Feb.
3
1394
Feb.
24
94 Feb.
5
Feb.
25
5
2 94 Feo.
18
294 Feb.
9
Jan.
9>4 Jan.
27
Feb.
10
1
21
94 Jan.
5
Jan.
11
494 Jan.
13
4
28
Jan.
694 Jan.
94 Jan.
15J4 Jan.
1294 Jan.
94 Jan.
794 Jan.
394 Jan.
11
12
3
17
17
17
11
12
Jersey Central Pow 8c Lt Co—
25
50
170
220
0)4% preferred........100
6% preferred........... 100
40
190
7% preferred....
600
3,900
4,400 Jonas
12,400 Jones
150
8c
66
Naumburg Corp.2.50
8c Laughlln com....100
180 Kansas CAE 7% pref
2X
3
3296 Sale
700
150
Ken Rad Tube 8c Lamp cl a.*
800 Kingsbury Breweries com
1
Kings County Lighting
170
7% preferred series B...100
60
20
14,700
4,400
1,900
100
5% preferred series D...100
.......7
32,400 Kingston Products
12,200 Kirby Petroleum..........
3,100 Klrkland Lake
G M Ltd
400 Klein (D Emil) Co
200
"2:200
25
500
40
40 Lackawanna RR N J..
2%
694
1094
94
33
32%
34X
32
33
23
Sale
396 Sale
IX
JX
15
15%
6
6
9
9
8%
24%
2%
3:
IX
15
6
26%
Sale
3%
IX
15%
9
7
696
10%
24%
11%
7%
12
9
2494
294
494
194
1594
594
7
694
794
Sale
194
78
12%
7%
1
Sale
57
Sale
Sale
Jan.
8
70
Feb.
Feb.
15
30
Feb.
19
4
2 94 Feb.
37
8
30
Feb.
4 10894 Feb.
16
107
Jan.
1094 Feb.
94 Feb.
11
12
8
1
Sale
Sale
% Sale
16
1696
12
95
1
13
3X
Sale
X
16%
1596
5594
77
94
1294
5
1594
400
52,100
1,700 Lipton (Thos J) class A
preferred...........25
10 %
16
2,100
Lit Brothers com...........*
IX
25,200
8,600
8,600
1,700
97,400
26,400
14,500
Lone Star Gas
220
770
Sale
Sale
Locke Steel Chain Co......5
Lockheed Aircraft
1
7% preferred
100
4% preferred series B ..100
400
400
200
675
1,100
17,000
600
6%
1
1,750
2,200 Loudon Packing Co
IX
31
Jan.
25
Sale
Sale
24
Feb.
21
24
Feb.
21
24
Feb.
294 Feb. 28
2
394 Feb.
194 Fern 25
3
Feb.
15
5
Feb.
14
6
8
2494
Feb.
4
1294 Feb.
23
13
894
Sale
95
4394
5494
294
80
1694
1294
394
94
1494
com
1,000 Lynch Corp
com...
3
194 Feb.
1594 Feb. 28
15
7 94 Feb. 23
1294 Feb. 23
1094 Jan.
2 101
600 Mangel Stores Corp com
1
$5 conv preferred........*
10
For footnotes
see page
53.
.*
2294
12!Hj
23%
2%
24
13
27
Sale
2
8
1194 Feb.
794 Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 8 46
Feo. 26 5894 Feb.
3
Feb.
294 Feb.
4
Feb.
80
Feb.
15
1
8
4
80
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
13
3
5
3
3
194 Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
94 Feb.
1694 Feb.
10
10
9
24
101
Feb.
10
13
25
1994 Feb.
1294 Feb.
4
3
14
Feb.
14
24
Sale
1494
Feb.
23
25
Feb.
15
294 Feb.
1
294
Sale
2
Feb.
28
994
894
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
994
794
794
194
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
Sale
39
37
Feb.
4
3094
194
894
94
4
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 3
Feb. 25
31
Feb. 23
33
36
2%
8%
Sale
Sale
33^ 34%
5
400
20% Sale
IX
37%
*
4,200 Majestic Radio 8c Tel Corp..l
MapesCons MfgCo
6
Jan.
Feb.
3
19
8
*
3,400
10
2 94 Jan.
394 Jan.
194 Jan.
1294 Feb.
994 Feb.
1194 Feb.
894 Feb.
1
1
16
Sale
Feb.
11
1
2%
IX
3%
1
2X
.
194
1
42
3394 Sale
2
294
9
94
3394
IX
1
3%
294
Sale
94
34
Sale
394
"I§"" ~20X
19" "2094
4
2
994
994
894
194
4094
3494
294
994
94
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feo
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3494 Feb.
Jan.
11
10
Jan.
7
5
694 Jan.
1194 Jan.
1
16
27
12
13
Jan.
4
3794 Jan.
18
30
Jan.
18
3
3
394 Jan.
10
Feb.
14
10
194 Jan.
1594 Jan.
24
8
25
4
20
5
Jan.
8
1294 Feb.
9
23
26 10294 Jan.
3
12 94 Feb.
13
10
4
11
43 94 Feb.
8
46
5194 Jan.
2 94 Feb.
11
5894 Feb.
1
3
Jan.
12
Feb.
4
Jan.
14
94 Jan.
1294 Feb.
394 Jan.
94 Feb.
1494 Feb.
Feb.
23
1394 Jan.
15
28
Jan.
1894
1094
2394
194
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
3
it
O
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
17
15
10
3
% Jan.
8
3
Jan.
11
26
3
3
Jan.
25
2dH
Jan.
10
27
25
Feb.
14
Jan.
18
4
294 Jan.
12
1094 Jan.
10
12
42
15
4
894 Jan.
794 Jan. 26
3
794 Jan.
1 94 Jan. 29
3
3694 Jan.
4
3094 Feb.
194 Feb. 18
4
894 Jan.
94 Feb. 25
18
31
Feb.
23
38
4
1
Feb.
28
24
2
9
16
18
1
23
Feb.
15
3
Feb.
Feb.
11
3
Feb.
11
3
Jan.
15
26
4
45
Feb.
4
45
Feb.
4
194 Feb.
Jan.
13 10894 Feb.
27 2194 Jan.
1
45
18"" "20X
4
2394 Feb. 23
3
4394 Jan.
9
25
Feb.
18
17
5
6
21
Feb.
996 1 10%
8% Sale
_•
34,600 Louisiana Land 8c Ezpl com.l
1,100 Lucky Tiger Combination.id
450
r
25
.....
Long Island Light com
Jan.
36
15
Jan.
94 Feb.
19
18 X
Lion Oil Refining
200
6
5
94 Line Material Co..........
16,900
Jan.
10
9
5
694 Feb.
1094 Feb. 28
9
94 Feb.
Feb.
194
Sale
9
85
4
23
3
66
73
Jan.
2
10
19
Feb.
Feb.
6
18
,
8194 Feb.
294 Feb.
32
Sale
98
2%
80
X
Preferred
1,100
....»....*
•
24,300 Lehigh Coal & Nav
24,200 Leonard Oil Development
.15
2,400 Le Tourneau (R G) Inc.....!
66
Feb.
82
39
100
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Feb. -9
72
101
11%
40 Lane Bryant 7% pref..... 100
1,200 Lefcourt Realty com.....
1
600
500
26
18
6%
11
IX
8,300 Lakey Foundry 8c Machine. 1
106,100
10
14,700
7,100
1,800
9%
X
1
Koppers Company—
225
4% preferred
100
400 Kress (S H) 8c Co spec pf._10
2,600 Kreuger Brewing Co
I
200
Sale
Sale
66
2
10
2194 Jan.
6
.10
com
200 Kobacher Stores Inc com...*
100
42,100
3,400
Knott Corn
1
common.
Klelnert(IB) Rubber
"1:366
2%
33 96
9
Feb.
8194 Feb.
234 Feb.
10794 Feb.
1,850
100
2%
Sale
100
10 Keith (GeoE) Co 7% pref. 100
1,700 Kennedy's Inc
5
rnmrnmmm
2X
32%
Sale
FeO.
70
82
.....100
1094 Jan.
994 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
3
5
3494 Jan.
6
294 Jan.
994 Jan.
19
00^
Jan.
13
Jan.
10
1}
33
Jan.
12
Jan.
12
4
45
Feb.
10
NEW
46
range since jan. 1
prices in february
sales
aggregate
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
^
February
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
In
Jan. 3
Par
STOCKS (.Continued)
Ask
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1938
Bid
Marconi Internat Marine—
200
300 Margay OH.
2,300
6,200
Sale
20
*
v t
5,900 Massey Harris Co common..*
300
960 Master Electric Co..........1
50
150
400
1,500
10,000
10 56
99
Sale
4
......5
com
45* Feb.
15* Feb.
65* Feb.
Feb.
16
15
Feb. 24
7
3
15
4
156 Feb.
15* Jan.
656 Feb.
15
75* Feb. 28
"2,800
185*
165*
...*
18
155*
Sale
18
35*
45*
35*
35*
400
6^% A pref
Common stock pur
13,000
1,300
10
10
3,300
Part
3
25*
47
Feb.
3
25* Feb. 21
Feb.
25*
95*
955*
35*
Feb.
Fjeb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12
Feb. 24
5
165* Jan. 21
3
475* Jan.
456 Feb. 25
Feb. 28
18
175* Jan.
Feb. 28
18
Sale
15*
*
Textile Corp com
5*
Sale
5*
%>
15*
15*
Sale
15*
1
26
11
4
356 Jan.
256 Feb.
4
12
Jan.
95* Feb.
4
955* Feb.
1075* Jan.
456 Feb.
356 Jan. 10
15
Feb. 21
102
Feb.
47
47
17
7
Jan.
12
13
25
Jan.
Jan.
55
19
17
20
456 Jan
3
35* Feb.
3
35* Feb.
3
25* Feb.
3
356 Feb. 25
25* Jan.
44
Jan.
56 Jan.
56 Jan.
56 Jan.
295* Feb.
4
"456
Jan.
8
50
Jan. 20
Jan.
6
Jan.
7
Feb.
4
Sale
45
100
warr'ts.
—....1
Mesabl Iron..
Metal
3
35* Feb.
4
35*
35*
35* Sale
Merrltt Chapman Ac Scott—*
350
200
6
Jan.
75* Jan. 10
256 Jan. 26
4
,
Partic pref
"lY,800
756 Jan.
20
3
27
Jan.
14
Feb. 26
16
55
800 Merchants Ac Mfrs class A—1
200
6
3
20
65*
25*
75* Sale
155* Sale
47 *
50
525*
25*
2.
25*
25*
115* Sale
105* Sale
1005* 104
99
Sale
45* Sale
35*
45*
Sale
95
McWilliams Dredging com.
50 Memphis P & L $7 pref
700 Mercantile Stores Co
'""loo
756 Jan,
Jan,
456 Feb ,!
75*
26
65*
15*
47
•
$4 preferred w w
McCord Radiator & Mfg B.
3,500 Memphis Nat Gas
65*
21
0
600 Mead Johnson Ac Co com....*
375
2,400
5
14
May Hosiery Mills—
4,900
75*
24
15*
2,
65* Sale
155*
c—1
3,100
7*
185*
5
Marion Steam Shovel com..*
600 Mass Util Associates
300
75*
656
Communication Am dep ret
preferred
5* Feb.
15* Feb.
3
295* Feb. 10
56 Feb.
15* Feb.
29 5* Feb.
7
4
10
5*
56
15*
295*
6
>3
8
10
10
"21
Feb. 10
Metropolitan Edison Co—
$6 preferred
600 Mexico-Ohio Oil
5,000
4,700
1,200
700
2,000
.......
Co
156
5* Sale
...
19,200 Michigan Bumper Corp
1
11,200 Michigan Gas Ac Oil Corp..
1,700 Mich Steel Tube Prod....2.50
11,300 Michigan Sugar com.......*
2,300
Preferred..
10
Sale
4
55*
8e
35*
35
2%
.............
%
1
% Sale
45* Sale
7
Sale
%
5*
35*
35*
„
%
5*
15*
5* Sale
456 Sale
65*
75*
5*
%
5* Jan.
56 Jan.
18
% Jan.
20
3
5* Jan.
Jan.
3
4
556 Jan.
10
14
Feb.
56 Jan.
6
356 Jan. 21
85* Jan.
12
5* Jan.
12
5
Feb. 24
25* Feb. 16
AJan.
6
4
Jan.
5
% Jan.
8
14
10
Feb. 23
14
Jan.
26
805* Jan.
156 Jan.
11
a
4
5
5* Feb.
4
Feb.
45* Feb.
4
6
Feb.
75* Feb. 17
56 Feb. 18
6
'/• Feb.
35*. Feb.
Feb. 24
5
Middle States Petroleum—
2,700
1,000
8,900
2,700
250
550
Class A vot trust ctfs
*
Class B vot trust ctfs.....*
Sale
25* Feb.
Sale
35*
Feb.
16
3
35* Feb.
56 Feb.
2
7
Midland OH Corp—
50
800
2,600
100
600 Mining Corp of Can
950 Minnesota Mln Ac Mfg Co
*
10 Minnesota P Ac L 7% pref. 100
100
130 Miss River Power pref
..100
Missouri Pub Serv common.*
30
"""Boo
10,200
125*
2,100 Mid-West Abrasive Co
50c
5,600 Mid-West Oil Co
10
500 Midwest Piping Ac Supply Co*
650
10
"2",300
Mock Judson Voehringer2.50
20,200 Molybdenum
1
Corp
Monarch Mach Tool Co com.*
"7~, 900
22~,666
600
200
370
200
1,000
Monogram Pictures com ...1
Monroe Loan Society cl A..*
800 Montana Dakota Utilities.. 1®
575 Moody's Investors Part pref,
125 Moore Corp Ltd..
*
125
...
60
100
41,300
4,400
5,200
600
Moore (Tom)
8,366
loo
3,000
3,700
1,500
100
78
83
156 Sale
65*
75*
7h
15*
l*
7
a
Sale
v*
75*
95*
2
25
3
5
3
4
25*
75*
75*
8
10
25*
265*
85*
2
285*
16
79
15*
va
25*
295*
95* Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
75
65* Sale
55*
125* 15
15* Sale
15*
25*
5
5
55*
it*
Sale
19
25* Sale
25*
P
55*
13
8*
Sale
145
15* Sale
Sale
5
§1S
Sale
35
190
145
15*
15*
65* Sale
Sale
5
Sale
75* Sale
SprlngfHied Corp. *
75*
10
95*
Sale
5
45* Sale
5* Sale
95*
115*
Sale
37
10
75*
10
55* Sale
4
65?
ly>
95*
85*
40
75*
8
135* Sale
25*
25*
17
195*
65* Jan.
Fefo.
8
9
15* Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 25
265* Sale
325*
345*
140
Feb.
24
Feb.
23
21
Feb.
235* Feb.
33
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
132
24
265* Feb. 28
33 5* Feb. 18
180
15*
15*
65* Sale
Sale
9
Sale
10
11
75*
5
456
4,900
8,500
4,200
400
600
9
5
Feb.
Feb.
55* Feb.
5
1185* Feb.
2
95* Feb. 24
105* Feb.
8
75* Feb.
95* Feb.
Feb.
4
55* Feb.
5* Feb.
3
1
Feb.
9
33
Feb.
9
4
75* Feb.
1
1336 Feb.
3
256 Feb.
19
Feb. 24
*9
Feb.
14
5
65*
Sale
Conv partic
preferred....*
4,300
National Sugar
—*
Refg
45* Sale
5*
*/u
15*
25*
35
Sail4
256
15*
14
14 5*
256 Sale
18
185*
515* Sale
456
56
15*
5
5*.
25*
Sale
145*
165*
75*
85*
18" Sale"
3
256 Jan. 21
5
2
Jan.
27
131
Jan.
2956 Jan.
Jan.
22
33
145
15*
356
556
456
5*
650
300
10
2,600
100
12.50
3,300 National Transit
19,300 National Tunnel Ac Mines..*
6,800 National Union Radio com._l
*
1,550 Navarro Oil Co
300 Nebel (Oscar) Co com
*
20 Nebraska Power 7% pref..100
4,600 Nehl Corp com
*
1st preferred...
...._.—*
""'666 Nelson (Herman) Corp
5
500 Neptune Meter class A
•
15* Sale
13
14
25*
5*
5*
14
Sale
33
37
39
5*
%
33
16" "165*
7
45
Feb.
356
356
56
15*
415*
1656
5
Feb.
8
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
8
Jan.
3 121
Feb.
19
75* Jan. 31
3
125*
95* Feb.
115
,
3
Feb.
756 Jan.
33
280
1,000
5,050
4,700
8,400
5*
"""loo
110
250
180 N Y Pr Ac Lt $6 pref
*
980
7% preferred...........100
N Y Shipbuilding Co
6,500
Founders shares
..1
300 New York Transit
5
330 N Y Water Serv 6% pref._100
100
190
900
400
2,600
79,400 Niagara Hud Pow com.....10
2,275
5% 1st pref..
100
75
5% 2d preferred........100
Class A warrants
2,600
......
900
"6,306
15,300
see
page
53*
Sale
47
Sale
1456 Jan.
205* Jan.
525* Feb. 26
35* Feb.
3
45
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
J an.
7
5
8
7
63
Jan. 20
2
Feb.
17
'a Feb.
1
Feb.
18
2
415* Feb. 25
18
Feb.
1
95* Feb. 25
25* Feb. 11
% Feb.
2
17
56
Sale
95*
Sale
15*
2
56
Sale
29
10
325*
29
18
9
935* Sale
97
Sale
75* Sale
45*
195*
75* Sale
35*
16
456
54
85* Sale
4
45*
Sale
15
75* Sale
72
Sale
28
8
675*
25* Sale
*63
23
15*
95*
28
85*
91
100
65*
165*
85*
745*
i3
%
15*
556 Sale
com
*
Jan.
3
1656 Feb. 25
6
656 Feb.
14
Sale
315* Sale
7$
15*
9
25*
315* Sale
856
10
2
256
10 5*
29
Feb.
4
55* Jan.
95* Jan.
6
3
% Feb.
26
4
135* Feb.
^A Feb. 17
Jan.
Feb. 2
5* Feb. 2
Feb.
Jan.
7
47
Jan.
24
6
9 111
656 Feb. 14
1
56 Jan.
15
35
14
1
l
415* Feb. 2
185* Jan. 1
110
535* Feb. 16
525* Feb.
87
Feb.
95
Feb.
1
2
Feb.
75* Feb. 24
705* Feb.
9
256 Feb. 18
54
Feb.
67
55* Feb.
635* Feb.
Jan.
Feb. 2
Jan.
12
75* Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
Feb. 23
9
Feb.
16
29
Feb.
10
85* Feb.
18
91
Feb.
11
Sale
99
Feb.
95*
Sale
Sale
Fbb.
15
7
71
10
30
2
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
7
15
Feb. 17
Feb.
7
Feb.
9
12
2
Jan.
856 Jan,
245* Jan.
12
3
10
30
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 25
Feb. 11
97
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
4
165* Feb. 16
856 Feb. 23
745* Feb. 24
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
8
85* Feb.
4
Feb.
% Feb.
15* Feb.
56 Feb.
15* Feb.
456 Feb.
6
355* Sale
IS
3156 Feb.
16
9
Feb.
2
Feb.
16
3
8
7
71
61
Jan.
Feb.
4
5
Jan.
Feb. 21
456 Jan.
3
19
27
27
19
20
Feb.
256 Feb.
Jan.
16
4
Jan.
85* Jan.
66
Jan.
4
12
95* Jan. 24
45* Jan.
6
3
8
9
31
14
5
12
79
15
28
22
12
26
Jan.
15
2
Feb. 24
10
6
14
15
5
11
9456 Jan.
3 101
95* Feb. 14
37
Jan.
Jan.
91
9
935* Feb.
4 100
Feb. 26
7a
it*
525* Feb.
9 62
87
Feb.
3 102
45* Jan. 29 10
60
Jan.
4 72]
15* Jan.
4
2]
54
Feb.
4 72
2
Sale
156
656
§*
1
A Feb.
45* Jan.
75* Feb.
15* Jan.
Jan.
55* Sale
1
1
Feb. 24
29
2
5*
1
Jan.
556 Jan.
5* Feb. 24
Feb.
9
656 Feb.
1
45* Jan.
5
385* Feb.
9 110
3
47
615* Sale
ia
35
1
li
6 5*
56
Sale
55*
Feb.
356
356
56
156
Jan.
3
%
7
66
856
9
56
925* Sale
23
245* Sale
9
15
55*
6
Sale
95
68
"15* "15*
45*
Feb.
J
Jan.
;
Feb. 1-
25
4
5
li
2:
li
115* Jan.
31
4
4
z9
Jan.
256 Jan.
Jan.
4
% Feb. 26
37
7
18
156 Feb.
135* Feb.
26
9
13
256 Feb. 26
19
100
7,000 Niplsslng Mines............5
For footnotes
Class A preferred
Nlles-Bement-Pond
300 Nineteen Hundred Corp B_
300
3,300
Class B warrants
7,100 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
100
55*
55
*
N Y Auction Co common
1,800 NYC Omnibus warrants
1,000 N Y At Hond Rosarto M
10
1,100 N Y Merchandise Co com.. 10
29,000
1,175
456
515*
*
700
350
500
400
55*
615*
98
Sale
75*
10
45*
New Process Co common
6
75*
56
6
585*
2,600 New Haven Clock Co com—*
25
11,600 New Jersey Zinc
7.000 New Mexico 8c Aria Land
1
16,300 Newmont Mining Corp....10
415*
45*
5
...
15
7
1
Feb. 24
145* Feb. 25
7
Jan.
4
Jan. 24
Jan. 12
Jan* 12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
1
75* Feb.
A Feb.
New England Pow Assn com.*
600
6% preferred
100
500 New Engl Tel Ac Tel Co... 100
New Bradford OH
95* Sale
25* Sale
5* Sale
110
Nestle Le Mur Co class A...*
250
9
8
2
Jan.
65* Jan. 10
20 140
Jan.
6
6
Feb. 24
31
3
265* Feb. 28
Feb. 23 335* Feb. 18
3 145
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
2
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
3
356 Feb.
Feb.
4
956 Jan. 13
Jan.
5
5
5x Feb.
Jan.
Feb. 23
225 National Tea Co 55* % pref. 10
1.700
5,500
3,500
4
0
10
305*
35
85* Sale
25
..1
National Service Co
515* Sale
*
...
common
Nat Rubber Mach com......*
450 National Steel Car Ltd.....*
100
3,100
S6 preferred
700 National Refining
400
3,100
1,200
17
8
656 Feb. 25
15* Jan.
156 Feb.
Nat Power Ac Light—
3,250
Jan.
4
10
Sale
4
15* Feb. 10
35* Feb.
3
75* Feb. 23
15* Feb.
35* Feb.
55* Feb.
115
556
56
33
2
Feb. 25
Feb.
Feb.
75
156 Feb.
55* Feb. 21
Sale
118
9
11
Jan.
245* Feb.
75
Feb.
104
Jan.
2 105
45* Feb.
*115* Feb. 16
256 Feb.
3
28
FeJ. 25
75
Feb.
O
107
Jan. 27
85* Jan.
2
7
Feb. 21
8
Jan.
7
656 Feb. 25
9
75* Feb.
30
Sale
33
Sale
22
30
Jan.
4
135* Feb.
73
Jan.
156 Jan.
19
25*
Sale
132
Feb. 23
10
Feb.
2
135* Feb. 10 14
1
75
Feb.
755* Feb.
9
9
15$ Feb.
15* Feb.
9
1
8
Feb. 21
7
Feb.
3115* Feb. 16 *115* Feb. 16
3
25* Feb.
256 Feb.
3
8
28
Feb. 25
245* Feb.
105
75*
95*
1,600 National City Ltnes com
1
200
S3 conv preferred
50
6,900 National Container (Del)
1
8,700 National Fuel Gas
*
2,700 Nat Manufacture Ac Stores..*
1,500 National Oil Products......4
Sale
75
125*
755*
10
2
4,300 Murray Ohio Mfg Co......
1,800 Muskegon Piston Ring..2.50
Nat Automative Fibres com.*
300 National Baking Co com—1
18,500 Nat Bellas Hess com
....1
15
27
Mountain Producers Corp. 14
300 {Mountain States Pow com.*
240 Mountain Sts Tel Ac Tel..100
7,600
95*
55*
4
135*
26
8,200
Nachman
4,500
100
7% A pref
Distillery Co..l
100 Mtge Bank of Col Am Shs..
144,900 Mountain City Copper Co..5c
90
2,200
135*
960 Montgomery Ward At Co A..*
850 Montreal Lt Ht Ac Pow com.,
125
T.866
45*
4
$2 conv pref
—...*
Midland Steel Product—
410
|2 non-cum dlv shares
*
350 MidvaleCo
...—*
210
5
10
Jan.
Jan.
10
13
'a Jan.
15* Feb.
4
65* Jan.
Jan.
89]
Jan.
38]
9]
Feb.
2;
Feb.
5
March, 1938]
AGGREGATE
In
new
February
Shares
4,100
3,400
1,550
900
300
200
900
3,800
12,400
90
200
'
425
.
1,300
190
10
pref
100
100
175
4,900
6% preferred
.......100
15,100 Oldetyme Distillers.........I
500
1,100 Overseas Securities Co—...»
400
600 Pacific Can Co common....*
2,100
Pacific G 4c B 6% 1st pref..25
200
5%% 1st preferred
25
475 Pacific Ltd Corp 96 pref
*
80 PacificP 4c L 7% pref
100
5.700
mm...-
25
20
2,000
•
mm'...
3,600 Pacific Public Service......*
1st preferred....
100
....*
2,900 Pacific Tin special stock....*
5
16,600 Pan Amer Airways com
.
1,800
7,700
171,400
295,500 Pantepec Oil of Venezuela.. 1
200 Paramount Motors Corp
mmm...
50
1
9.300 Parkersburg Rig 4c Reel Co.l
400
1,050 Pender (D) Grocery cl A
Class B
1,300
*
400 Peninsula Telep Co com
700
%
3%
4%
*
%
20
7%
Vl",
16,706
300
100
825
•
1
common
...1
300 Pennroad Cor p com vtc
*
300 Pa Gao 4c Blec class A
240 Pa Pow 4c Lt 96 pref........*
1,626
375
..50
*
1,500 Pa Water 4c Power..
......104
2,800 Pepperell Mfg Co
900
Perfect Circle com.........*
1
5,300 Pharis Tire 4c Rubber Co
*
1,000 Philadelphia Co com
50 Phila Elec 95 dlv preferred.
225 Phila El Pow 8% pref
25
*
5,300 Phillips Packing Co
1,100
200
25
225
400
21,900
5,500
7%
9% Sale
11% Sale
20
32
23
92
109
9*
Sale
a
11
11
12%
23
94%
Sale
108
109
Sale
87%
2% Sale
3
3%
3
6
28 % Sale
25%
26%
193% Sale
4%
17
5
18
9%
9
25
2
3
6
30
27%
5
16%
Sale"
5% Sale
4%
5%
26 H
10
4
8
28
11%
%
12%
23%
21
32
3
58
Feb.
19
Feb.
3
68
Feb.
24
6
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
15
11
Jan.
26
14
21% Jan.
28
Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
91%
92
92%
108% 106
110%
99%
9
1
31
91
Jan.
Feb.
11
106
Feb.
Feo.
26
110%
94%
2:88%
9%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
94% Feb.
17 108
3 112
Feb.
Feb. 23
11
Sale
29
99% Feb. 23
7
Sale
28%
3
10
7
31
21% Jan
90
90
Feb.
Feb.
17
3%
3
Feb.
3
7
29%
6
Feb.
29% Feb.
2
Sale
6%
29%,
27%
5%
16%
Sale
9% Feb. 23
Feb.
3
23
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb; 17
2% Feb.
2
3% Feb. 21
6% Feb. 25
30% Feb.
3
28
5% Sale
17
17%
29%
30%
15%
16%
6% Sale
3%
4
17%
16
21
23
Sale
3%
4%
3%
110
1%
3%
2% Sale
8%
10%
26%
5%
17%
Sale
22% Sale
3% Sale
Sale
53
Feb.
4% Feb.
5 103% Feb.
53
Feb.
11
26
11
4
"3
31" ""Feb". "25
14% Feb.
5% Feb.
4
16% Feb. 18
7% Feb. 23
3
Feb.
14% Feb.
Feb. 14
17% Feb. 23
21% Feb. 24
3% Feb. 28
24
23
14
2
8
4
11
Feb.
Feb.
2
2%
4%
Sale
2% Feb.
1
7
133
68
145
72
140
144
65
144
68%
68% Sale
65
68% Sale
26
26
Sale
25
31
3%
4
6% Sale
29
68
Feb.
14
16
85
16
Feb.
131
Feb.
66
Feb.
60% Feb.
4
3%
4
6
7%
6
7%
1
2%
5%
15
Sale
3
6
Sale
%
3
5%
56
3%
Sale
19%
16%
1%
Sale
5%
200
10,700
2,900
3,200
7
8%
83% Sale
IK
1%
7%
8%
2%
Pleasant Valley Wine Co....l
Plough, Inc
Polaris Mining Co....
Potrero Sugar com
20%
Sale
3% Sale
6% Sale
1,000
19,800
Pratt & Lambert
400
700
825
1,300
1,050
58%
6%
80
8%
59%
8
Sale
2,080
1,160
1,640
10
40
14%
22
20%
2%
22
21%
15%
2V*
18%
Sale'
"f
Sale
6%
8
1%
8%
3% Sale
1
Sale
95
J.,
5%
83
6
98
6% 1st preferred.......100
7% 1st preferred.......100
Public Serv of Ind pr
pref..*
96 preferred.....
....*
Public Service of Nor III
*
Com 960 par
stock.....60
Public Service of Oklahoma—
10
~6~~ Sale"
97
2
16
J%
2
16
6%
87
94
32
Sale
20
Sale
675
825
200
6% prior lien pref
...100
7% prior lien pref......100
20
JPublic Util Securities—
97 part preferred..
100
765 Puget Sound P 4c L 96 pf
95 preferred
..*
1,800
1,000 Puget Sound Pulp 8c Tlmb.
700
1,000 Pyrene Mfg..
103%
24% Sale
12% Sale
73%
Sale
73%
Sale"
70%
70%
70
120
.
10
440 Quaker Oats com.,
6% preferred....
200
100 Quebec Power Co.
300
12
6%
6%
7%
Sale
138% Sale
15%
17%
6%
7
7%
92
100
93
6%
6%
97
98
4
7
115
Feb.
%
4
100
3.100
100 Reeves (Daniel) com.......-*
12,300 Relter Foster Oil Corp
600
13%
32%
1,100 Reliance El 4c Eng Co......5
500
1
600 Reybarn Co.. Inc
13,700 Reynolds Invest com .......1
3,500
4,700
com
7%
7
3,600
For footnotes see page 53.
Feb.
19
15
23
11
13
21
11
6
17
14
15
14
13
7
25
6
23
7
24
14
10
15
7
13
1
4% Jan.
7% Jan.
20
Feb.
25
16% Feb. 28
0x4
112% Feb
31
Feb.
3% Jan.
2% Jan.
17% Jan.
11% Jan.
1
2
3% Feb. 25
6% Feb. 28
23
38
3
9
8
8
21
10
21
13
7
84
79
1%
7%
2%
%
Feb.
8
6%
6%
4% Feb. 23
14% Feb. 24
18
14
95
95
Feb.
18
3%
21% Feb.
3
2% Feb. 16
19%
1%
16
16
16
21
14
14
Feb.
3
Feb. 28
6% Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
97
l»
3
5
3
21
56
1
27
28
58% Feb. 21
7% Feb. 24
2
31% Feb.
5% Jan.
38
Feb.
Feb.
3
27
Jan.
2% Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb. 24
1% Feb. 23
8% Feb.
7
3% Feb. 28
11 115
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
%
5% Jan.
23
31
29
16
1%
8%
19
1%
3
26
18
28
6
3
7
27
6% Feb. 14
5% Feb. 14
21
Feb.
25
Feb.
26
22
Feb.
28
11% Jan.
Feb.
18
78
<13
16
91% Feb.
Feb.
,p
38
23
95
P
si
6%
98
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan;
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
99% Feb. 21 99% Feb
Feb
103% Jan. 29 106
Jan.
28
18
32
19
Feb
Feb
18
78
Feb. 18
Jan. 27
78
89
Feb. 18
Jan. 27
% Feb.
19
3
29
7
Feb.
23
7
Feb.
2
6
Feb.
99
Feb.
18
140
Feb.
15
94
137
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
15% Feb.
14
Feb.
„
29
5
Sale
Sale
3%
5
2%
1
3
Sale
5% Sale
1%
2%
Sale
Sale
9% Feb. 10
% Feb. 15
% Feb.
% Feb.
36
2%
15% FeD. 14
Feb.
Feb.
2
3% Feb.
% Feb.
% Feb.
3
17
26
7
23% Feb. 10
4
Feb.
% Feb.
9% Feb.
14
2
16
29
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
2% Feb.
% Feb.
8
2
4% Feb.
1% Feb.
5
Feb.
1
Feb. 17
Feb.
8
Feb. 14
Feb. 17
Feb.
1
% Feb.
1
Feb.
3
9
7
Jan.
Feb. 25
12
21
7% Jan.
16
7
Jan.
7 100% Jai
Fe
7 140
26
15% Fe
10
% Feb. 15
% Feb.
7
% Jan. 28
3
17
2% Feb. 17
5% Feb. 23
27% Feb. 26
4
9
17% Feb. 26
34
18
15% Feb. 14
1
14
% Feb. 19
% Feb. 16
Jan.
26
27
%
V*
Feb.
Feb.
reo
26
Feb. 26
Feb.
12
10% Feb.
10» Sale*
% Sale
30% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
58
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
1
Jan.
19
Jan.
23
Jan.
24% Jan.
4
Jan.
26
Jan.
110
Feb.
7
27% Jan.
6% Jan.
15
Sale
1
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12
24% Sale
3%
5
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Voting trust ctfs
8
15
6% Feb. 25
4
25
"y '1
2
Rice Stix Dry Goods Co
Richmond Radiator
Feb.
31% Feb. 10
3% Feb.
3
3% Feb. 23
% Feb. 15
Sale
25
Jan.
2% Jan.
3% Jan.
16
14
16
Feb.
94
1,200 Raytheon Mfg, com......50c
•
9,000 Red Bank Oil Co
3,400 Reed Roller Bit Co new....
92
Feb.
66
Feb.
17% Feb. 26
137
11%
...
24
Feb.
Feb.
34
102
1,000
4,500
1.400
pref
34% Jan.
60% Feb.
7
85
131
% Feb. 16
Feb.
3
Feb.
7
Feb. 23
6
Feb. 16
138% 145
139
140
16%
17
17% 15%
*
conv
1
26
77% Feb. 16
72% Feb.
99% Feb. 21
99%
103% Feb.
1 106
32
22% Feb.
5
12
20
Feb.
4
9
Common
3
14
12
2% Jan.
8% Feb.
82
Jan.
90% Jan.
149% Jan.
72% Jan.
77
Jan.
Feb.
7
27
13
...
100
6
28
1,300 Rainbow Luminous Prod A_*
Class B common
1,900
Raymond Concrete Pile—
3,350
4% Jan.
5
17% Jan.
7
24% Jan. 25
4
14% Feb.
5% Jan. 29
4
Jan.
7
14% Jan. 26
14% Feb.
9
21
Jan. 28
21% Feb. 24
3% Feb. 28
89
425 Railway 4c Light Securities.*
100 Rys 4c Util Invest cl A com__l
2,200
%
5%
6%
5%
91%
78
95
100
100
27
2% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
14% Jan.
1
Jan.
13% Jan.
24% Jan.
•
.....
...
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
66
77
17
5
10
70
10
100
79
13%
1%
Public Service of Colorado—
10
30
980
6%
56%
6%
19%
.......
15,100 Producers Corp............I
2,600 Prosperity Co B common...*
1,425 Providence Gas Co.........*
3,000 Prudential Investors com..
96 preferred
.....*
1,950
3,300
8
>3
Premier Gold Mining
1
800 Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
8,400
28% Jan.
68
16
2% Feb.
5% Feb.
14%
com.
28
3
1
1%
8%
2%
%
3%
14%
.......ft
Powdrell 4c Alexander
Jan.
110
1%
13
25c
125 Power Corp of Can com.....*
First preferred
......100
10
100
10
200
60
6
Feb.
3% Feb.
2% Feb.
18
Feb.
13% Feb.
38
Sale
6
26
4 144
3% Feb.
6% Feb.
112% Feb.
31
17% Sale
11
12%
2%
8%
81%
87%
17
Jan.
21
Feb.
Feb.
4
Jan.
102
51
%Jan.
48
28
3%
3%
4
2% Sale
18% Sale
3% Feb.
1 110
77% Feb.
6
Feb.
Jan.
1% Jan.
4
Jan.
7
94% Feb.
l
17 109% Jan. 10
5 112
Feb, 26
7
99% Jan. 29
12
91% Jan. 27
5
9% Jan. 11
3
10% Jan. 24
31
3
Feb. 23
2
5% Feb. 28
26% "Feb".
18
3
27% Jan.
110
1%
5
2% Sale
Feb.
Jan.
43
6
Jan.
24% Feb.
90
2
92
2%
3%
2%
3%
9% Feb. 23
8
5% Feb.
9% Jan.
% Jan.
23
23
16%
19
Pitts 4c Lake Brie RR......50
14.300
2,000
2,000
14,400
8,400
8,800
600
\\ 1.700
62% Feb.
72
21
24
12
5
12
13
23% Feb. 23
_
7
Sale
37% Jan,
Jan.
7
3% Feb. 26
% Jan.
"
19
21
9%
9%
28%
Feb.
9
Jan. 28
Feb. 11
Jan. 28
24
10
4% Jan.
1% Jan.
27
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
14
700 Pitts Metallurgical Co.....10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
300
500
1
Feb.
89
15% Sale
5% Sale
3%
4
7
1.290
6,200
2.100
3
5
Feb.
11% Feb.
13%
107
3% Jan. 27
1%
35
16
18
5% Feb.
102% Feb.
28
18
9%
Sale
88
50 Pitts Bessemer 4c L E RR...50
*
7,400 Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
470
3,500
1
% Feb.
3% Feb.
12
58
■
3,200
V
% Feb.
3
3% Feb. 26
% Feb.
1
68
Sale
10
8%
8% Sale
21 %
70
1
6.300 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
50
vy
3
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
43
31
21%
111%
1
200 Pines Wlnterfront Co
30,600 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
14,500
3.000
400
11
4%
1%
35%
23%
23%
aiD a &
61% Sale
71% Sale
5%
6%
11% Sale
Sale
90
108
Phoenix Securities common. 1
Conv preferred A
10
1,000
8,700 Pierce Governor Co com....*
550
3,500
"mm....
500
Feb.
Feb.
17
18
1%
3%
..._._*
97preferred
950 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
1,275
100
15
9
% Feb.
6
6
preferred..........100
Penn Mex Fuel
100
Feb.
45
*
100
20
'
3%
%
48£
Feb.
40 Patchogue Plymouth Mills..*
mm...
...
40^
22%
11
1
40
10
200 Parker Pen Co
6,300
Highest
Sale Prices
100
6% 1st pref
1,000 Oilstoclcs Ltd common......ft
13,700 Oklahoma Nat Gas com....15
S3 preferred.............50
2,900
100
Lowest
Sale Prices
3% Feb.
20
110 Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st pref 100
3,900
1,100
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
"21% "23%
Sale
Sale
260 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
30
•
20
20 %
...
Ohio Oil 6%
Lowest
35
'~-~b
900 Ohio Brass class B__
350 Ohio Edison $6 preferred...*
175
300
1
Sale Prices
Ask
3%
1%
3% Sale
1% Sale
North European Oil com.. ...l
.10
1,300 Northern Pipe Line
12,100 Nor States Power com A., 100
1,000 t Northern Tex K1 6% pref. .100
1,200 Northwest Engineering...
2,500 Novadel Agene Corp......
Feb. 28
Bid
Ask
Bid
280 Norlnd PubSert% pref.. 100
100
7% preferred
400
y
150
com...
North Cent Texas OH
350
:
1,300
2,100
r
Par
preferred.....
400 Nor Amer Util Sec
5,600
Feb. 1
1938
6% prior
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
(Continued)
STOCKS
50
47
Jan. 3
7,100 Noma Blac Corp com
...1
11,500 Nor Amer Lt 4c Pow com.. ...1
3.8o0
$6 preferred
4,100 North Amer Rayon cl A.. II*
'""a
9,300
Clara B common........
mm..--
exchange
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
new tore
curb exchange
Shares
1,100
curb
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
130
yoek
Jai
% Fe
% Jai
10% Feb.
16
29
29
2
3
Feb. 17
Feb. 26
3% Jan. 28
23% Feb. 10
4
Feb.
4
% Jan.
9% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2% Feb.
5% Jan.
28% Jan.
4
Feb.
4
2% Jan. 14
4
% Jan.
9
4% Feb.
5
1% Feb.
% Jan.
3
1
113
21
1\
53
23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
% Jan.
NEW
48
AQQREQATE
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 3
Shares
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
250 Rochester G & E 6% pref-100
common..5
Inc........8
I
preferred.....20
Rome Cable Corp
Roosevelt
?
Field
Root Petroleum Co com
700
c\X
9
IX
3X
54
40
5 34
42 34
7
700 Safety Car Heating k Ltd
*
3,800 St Anthony Gold Mining—1
St Lawrence Corp Ltd......*
A $2 cony pref
......50
5
57,000 St Regis Paper Co......
7% preferred
100
1,350
2,600 Samson United Corp com—1
5
2,000 Savoy OH Co......
.....*
1,500 Schlff Co com
25
2,200 Scovllle Mfg Co
20 Scranton Elec <6 pref..
*
40 Scranton Lace Co common. *
82
7X Sale
34
IX
Sale
3X
IX Sale
3X
IX
10
3
18
Sale
'"234 "2X
IX
1234
23 X
25
IX
13
25
" "35"
5
...
36
3%
Sale
&*
S?K Sale
3%
m 2X
ox
8X
37%
Sale
A
6
3% Sale
650
Allotment certificates.....
400
Selfrldge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets
£1
Sentry Safety Control
1
Serrick Corp class B com
1
Seton Leather com
1
36
27,700
5
Shattuck Denn Mining
400 Shawlnlgan Water & Power.*
13,600 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
290
5% cum pref A A A
100
Sherwin-Williams of Can..
IX
45
"2X "2%
40
IX Sale
3X
334
"T"
Sale
8
6X
51
59
52
58
56 X
57 X
7X
3*
5
Sale^
A Sale
5X
4X
iX
IX Sale
OX
% Sale
Ay*
40
IX Sale
3X
3X
35
7
60 34
6034
Sale
AA
62
62
A
534
0%
„
19 X
83
88
Sale
8
38
Feb.
3
4
4
Jan.
11
154 Feb.
1
Feb.
5
154 Jan.
13
7834 Feb.
18
Feb.
Feb.
3
1
3
3 34
5954
254
2 34
1234
26
Feb. 24
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 28
IX
834
Sale
Sale
22
20
Sale
Sale
87
3
Feb.
Feb.
5X
7,800 Simmons H'ware & Paint Co *
2,400 Simplicity Pattern Co
—1
540 Singer Mfg Co.
100
Singer Mfg Ltd
... Am dep rets ord reg shs_. £1
1,800
25 Sioux City G & E 7% pref. 100
Skinner Organ Co..
*
1
1
.......1
com
1
IX
5
224
IX
in
3X
~X
6
Sale
5X
5
Feb.
134 J an« 10
1034 Feb. 15
24X Feb. 28
25
1,500 Sou Calif Edison pref B
534% pref class C
25
1,700
500
5% original pref
25
1,400 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
80 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
1,400 Southern Pipe Line..—..10
2,500 Southern Union Gas com...*
5
8,400 Southland Royalty Co
......25
5,100 South Penn OH
50
250 So West Pa Pine Lines
100
IX Sale
5X
6X
2X
3
2634
200
4X
24
24 X
Sale
2
2
6
434
4
ox
534
454
3
IX
Sale
3X
3
Sale
134
554
334
Sale
554
354
2654
IX
5X
3X
26X
IX
3X
148
4X
4
IX
2
6X Sale
37X 38
21X 25
140
Spanish Ac General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
Am dep rets ord bear—1£
2734
*
Stahl-Meyer Inc com—....*
Sale
25
24J4
25
Feb.
26
25
1634 Jan.
26
11
18
Jan.
Feb.
26
12
Feb.
554 Feb.
21
18
Jan.
18
5
Jan.
31
7
Jan.
12
A Feb.
%Feb.
28
4
IX Feb.
1
134 Feb.
1
34. Feb.
134 Feb.
134 Jan.
134 Jan.
5
28
"I ""134 Feb.
16
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
X
6X
56X
5734
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
154 Feb.
X Feb.
17
1
2
Jan.
"3
3
8
734 Feb. 23
60
Feb. 23
19
60
3
6034 Feb. 24
5634 Jan.
28
6034 Feb. 24
10
154 Feb.
34 Jan.
10
3
10
21
354 Feb.
1534 Feb1
Feb.
154 Feb.
A Feb.
1
18
15
11
1
1
434 Jan.
154 Jan.
654 Jan.
11
534
1
2J4
4
9
Feb.
1954
Feb. 15
Feb. 23 8954
2 10834
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
734
19J4
8534
10734
1
234 Jan.
Feb.
X Feb.
654 Jan.
55
Jan.
3
18
8
15
Feb.
3
234 Feb.
7
4 34
8
4
Feb. 24
224
434 Feb.
IX Feb.
Feb.
1
28
5
14
3
"l34"JanT"I6
434 Jan.
17
11
10
19
Feb.
23
154 Feb.
A Jan.
10
17
5 34 Feb.
24
12
11
254 Jan.
34 Jan.
3
10
15
20
5
t.
21
Jan.
134 Jan.
854 Jan.
90
Jan.
12
25
Jan.
27 110
Jan.
21
34 Jan.
554 Jan.
34 Jan.
Feb.
7
7
234 Jan.
554 Jan.
13
14
19 34 Feb.
81
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
107
w..*
1,450
12,800 Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10
800 Standard Oil (Nebraska)...25
5,910 Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
125
5% pref
100
32,300 Standard Power Ac Lt com..l
Class B common
*
3,400
1
7,900 Standard Products Co
...
1
10,200 Standard Silver Lead
700 Standard Steel Spring Co..5
1
800 Standard Tube class B
7
154 Feb.
24
4
Feb.
9
Feb.
2 240
5
Feb.
15
2% Feb.
134 Feb.
9
3
4
Feb.
3
35i Feb.
2
A
Sale
234
a
134
34
„
reg IT*
17
2034
21
18
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Sale
A
4
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234 Sale
0%
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834
19 X
9954
IX
IX
5X
X
9X
21
101 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7X Sale
2
2%
14
10
5
2734 Feb. 21
534 Feb.
1734
Sale
134
734
Sale
9834
Sale
1
Sale
634
1954
96
2754 Feb.
2534 Feb.
28
15
Feb.
21
Feb.
16 14034
Jan.
7X Sale
X Sale
7X
834
2% Sale
18
4
134
1
3
Sale
134
7
954
3X
3
14
2734 Jan. 21
245-4 Jan. 28
3534 Feb. 15
12
134 Jan.
654 Jan.
334 Jan.
2754 Feb.
15
20
Feb.
21
16 14034 Feb.
4
21
Feb.
4
140
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
28
Jan.
14
Hit
25
Jan.
Feb.
26
3
2
554 Jan. 20
254 Feb. 14
Jan.
24
A Feb.
20
Feb.
23
134 Jan.
34 Jan.
17
34 Jan.
454 Jan.
134 Jan.
13
54 Jan.
4
18
22
18
Jan.
22
22
254
11X
13 54
1754
Feb. 21
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Feb. 21
234 Feb.
1134 Feb.
734 Feb. 17
634 Feb. 21
3 a;2134 Feb. 25
1934 Feb.
2
98
Feb. 25
9834 Feb.
3
1
Feb.
154 Feb. 21
1
1
1
Feb.
X Feb.
1
754 Feb.
634 Feb. 14
1
7
34 Feb.
A Feb.
634 Feb.
19
Feb.
234 Feb. 28
1134 Feb. 17
26
20
11
17
5
26
Feb. 25
Jan.
254 Feb. 21
Jan.
12
11
Jan.
1434 Jan.
14
17
Jan.
18
14
Jan.
10
734 Jan.
26
19
Jan.
22
98
Feb.
9954 Jan.
10
5
154 Jan.
14
134 Jan.
834 Jan.
3
17
Jan.
Jan.
J*
254 Feb.
2X Feb.
8
3854 Feb. 25
2234 Jan. 31
34 Feb.
34 .lan.
4
11
Jan.
Feb.
21
4
11
28
Feb.
2
434
234
634
3734
1|5
"3" ""Feb*. "26
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1734 Sale
654
Feb.
254 Jan.
5
12
5 34 Jan.
88
Jan.
16
16
OX
15
3
Jan.
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Feb.
98
19
21
34 Feb. 28
34 Feb. 28
1634 Feb. 17
3 243
Feb.
2
23
Feb.
9
Jan. '16
4
134 Feb.
454 Feb. *"i
4
Jan.
5
"~234
A Feb. 26
17
2154
9
34 Feb. 24
Feb.
21
654
15
3
1
Feb. 28
4
Feb.
Feb.
95
11
2 54 Feb. 14
6 34 Feb. 14
3854 Feb. 25
3
21
Feb.
Feb.
11
21
Jan.
454 Jan.
10
Feb. 36
Feb.
25
Sale
11
154 Jan.
Feb.
134 Feb. 18
534 Feb. 18
334 Feb. 24
Feb.
88
A
34
K
<1.60 cony pref new.....20
Stand Invest <534 pref w
6
154
2 54
134
IX
140
150
14534 135
434
454
4X
4%
234
254
254
234 Sale
634
634 Sale
654 Sale
38
Sale
3834
3854 3734
21
21
23 X
2034
2354
1
Common
12
18 113 ;
2
142
Standard Dredging Corp—
250
Jan.
15
2934 Jan.
Jan.
4
2
**
34
4X
134
*
1,700 Standard Brewing Co
2,100 Standard Cap & Seal com—1
Conv preferred..........10
2,900
200
13
13
13
27
Feb.
Feb.
5
3534 Feb.
2,600 Spencer Shoe Corp
•
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
113
232
"2X
Solar Mfg Co.........
OX
634
5X
IX
5X
Corp cony pref
600
3
*
Shreveport Eldorado
Pipe Line stamped......25
*
2,000 SUex Co (The) common
Simmons-Boardman Pub
12,900 Sonotone Corp
1,500 Soss Mfg Co
6,000 South Coast Corp
11
434
6354
334
234
1
24
2 34
500
"2",300
3
Jan.
49
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
A Jan.
92
Feb. 18
34 Jan. 20
75
28
A Feb.
25"" ~Feb.~26 '25 "Feb.
4
IX
6X Sale
1934 20X
Sale
7%
Sale
60
,
11
27
Sale
"i~
Sale
1
15
934 Jan.
334 Jan.
2
Sale
Sale
IX
11X
1
Sale
11
Jan.
Feb.
234
IX
10X
24X
534
%
I X
35
Jan.
6
354 Feb.
38
15
15
IX Sale
2X Sale
*
23,200 Seversky Aircraft Corp...
"2~, 166
Sale
49
7 34 Feb.
36
Jan.
11
49
28
3
26
4
18
12
Feb.
Feb.
534 Jan.
39
534 Feb.
834 Feb.
25
"20"~ "32"
Sale
IX
Jan.
234 Feb. 13
8
Feb. 23
A Jan. 13
Feb
46
4
5
7
Jan.
1
Feb.
3
Jan. 21
Jan. 10
Feb. 23
3 34 Jan. 15
Jan. 22
9!
9634
1334
734
154
10
Jan.
23
1
Feb.
34 Feb.
75
17
1
13
854 Feb. 10
A Feb. 28
X Feb.
2
Feb.
3
534 Feb. 15
4
734 Feb.
36
Feb. 21
3X Feb.
9
1
Feb.
5
39
24 X
1334
Sale
734
654
Feb.
154 Feb.
354 Feb.
23
Scranfon-Sprlng Brook
400
Water Serv $6 pref
*
4,000 Scullin Steel Co common...*
Warrants
9,900
200 Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
Seeman Bros common
*
31",500 Segal Lock & Hardware com 1
7,500 Selberllng Rubber com.....*
650 Selby Shoe Co com
*
..1
13,700 Selected Industries...
Convertible stock........5
1,700
<5.50 prior stock
25
1,200
13
13
Feb.
Sale
78X
X
4X
X
4H
Feb.
IX
3X
1
Sale
% Sale
334
454
3
6
8
Sale
834
40
36
38
3
£9554 Feb.
3
13
3
2X Feb.
Sale
45
OX
5X
9634 Feb.
10
2
10
8X
X
Sale
8
Highest
Sale Prices
3X
IX
3
11
"A
41
Lowest
Sale Prices
8X
Sale
9X
'A
2,550 Royal Typewriter com
*
2.50
2,200 Russeks Fifth Are Inc
12,900 Rustless Iron & Steel Corp.. 1
350
<2.50 conv pref
*
7,900 Ryan Con sol Petroleum
*
12,000 Ryerson & Haynes Inc com.l
Highest
Sale Prices
x95X Feb.
13
Feb.
13
7
Sale
8
<1.20 conv
800 Rosala Internet Corp
Ask
12 X
16
6
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
Bid
13
16
1034
*
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
Ask
Bid
1
Feb.
1938
1,000
1
Price
Jan. 1
1,000
1,700
1,100
8,600
EXCHANGE
CUBB
YORK
3
Jan,
10
8
Jan.
Standard Wholesale Phos¬
19,900
phate & Acid Works.....20
29,600 Starrett (The) Corp v t C..1
300 Stein (A)Ac Co com.......—*
"i",66o
"4",666
634%
175
1st
2d
Two
200
4,300
U
500
1,500
950
2,400
200
20,900
900
""200
625
1,800
2,300
800
1,300
24,800
10,800
25
....100
*
"6", 000
Sterling Aluminum Prod—1
1,800 Sterling Brewers inc
1
9,200 Sterling Inc....
.......1
2,450 Stetson (John B) Co com—•
...5
1,900 Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
1,650 Stroock (S) & Co Inc._._..*
*
5,600 Sullivan Machinery Co—
200 Sunray Drug Co common...1
1
40,800 Sunray Oil
1,900
534% cony preferred..
50
100 Superior Port Cem B com
*
<3.30 class A part........*
"""200 Swan-Finch Oil Corp .....15
1,225 Swiss-American Elec pref.100
—
9,100
3,700
2,400
3,600
62,400
27,000
75
3
13
100
2X
Sale
16
10
4%
Taggart Corp com
Tampa Electric Co.....
Tastyeast Inc class A.....
Taylor Distilling Co
1
.*
1
1
rechnicolor Inc common...*
Teck Hughes
Gold Mines
1
Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..100
6
Sale
4X
254
434
234
7X Sale
IX
IX
11
13
7X Sale
11X 16X
3
30X
Sale
34
8X
5X
109
111
4% Sale
27
29
A
X
IX
IX
16 X Sale
5X Sale
„
254 Feb.
1
534 Feb.
354 Feb.
4
434 Feb.
Sale
4
Sale
6
ft
ft
354
4
8
634
434
254
634
434
Sale
17
554 Feb.
434 Feb. 25
234 Feb. 16
Feb.
24
134 Feb.
934 Feb.
11
Feb.
4
7
IX
Sale
834
8X
1334 Sale
134
10 X
Sale
Sale
3
36
134
234
1034 Sale
834
934
12 54
1 434
3
2834
34
8
1334 Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
35
4
28
5 34 Feb. 17
1214 Jan. 26
Sale
X
534
434
2654
34
134
2034
534
5
27
%
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Sale
ox
4
1
1
3
354 Feb.
27
554 Feb.
434 Jan.
254 Jan.
654 Feb. 23
434 Feb. 11
254 Feb. 28
734 Feb.
2
1134
954
1334
3 34
3634
Feb.
17
7
17
17
Feb.
134 Jan.
9X Feb.
Feb. 14
Feb. 23
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
4
Jan.
28
7
Jan.
29
4
24
8
11
5
13 34
1
Feb.
4
234 Jan.
3434 Jan. 26
1
454 Jan.
20
Jan.
21
754 Jan.
434 Jan.
354 Jan.
8
25
10
854 Jan.
12
Feb.
Jan.
17
29
2
12
7
954 Feb. 23
13 34 Feb.
1
3 34 Jan. 18
3634 Feb.
1
15
11
7
Feb.
103
8
A* AA
18
Sale
554
Sale
3554 Sale
7
115
6
111
„
254 Jan.
1154 Jan.
17
100
100
3X
454 Sale
1034
1534
preferred............50
preferred..—
20
For footnotes see page 53.
preferred
Sterchl Bros Stores Inc
2
11
Feb.
23
7
8 115
434
2654
34
134
1634
534
5
Feb.
8
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb. 21
4
Feb.
Feb.
9
46
Feb.
23
5
Feb. •23
Feb. 24
Feb.
23
Feb.
1
Feb.
283
2
5
134 Feb.
2054 Feb. 25
3
554 Feb.
46
Feb. 23
Jan.
15
11
Jan.
7
103
Feb.
Feb.
23
7
Feb.
23
11634 Jan.
21
534
2934
54
154
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
8
10
21
Jan.
,,
8
6
4
Jan.
8
26X Feb.
34 Jan. 25
5
134 Jan.
4
1634 Feb.
534 Jan. 22
46
Feb. 23
554 Jan.
11
17
5
Jan.
27
48
new york
February
Shares
170
"2,600
300
100
1,000
1,100
1,625
hupfst
.2
.
Ask Bid
Ask
11
TUo Roofing Inc.
8
Sale
•
Lowest
Highest
Hair PHres
Hale Prices
Salt Prices
Feb. 26 100% Feb.
97
Sale
4
9
4% Sale
9%
10
4%
Sale
10%
9%
8
7%
4%
11
Feb.
4
4
2%
16 Va
2
17%
2%
50" "67
%
3h
2%
Feb.
17
~2'/a
Feb.
3
97
4% Feb.
Feb.
9% Feb.
24
19
Feb.
17
11 %
9Va Feb.
7% Feb.
5,
50" "57"
2%
Tobacco Prod Exports
Highest
*ule f- "is
Feb. 28
1
Bid
10«
Tfion Oil A Lund O
Thew Shovel Co common..
Tobacco* Allied Stocks
To",000
Ask
Bid
.....1
100 Tlahmtm Realty 8c Conatr.
100
Feb.
1938
5,500
4,300
3,300
1
Jan. 3
ST OCKS {Concluded.)
Shares
280 Texas P& L7% pr«-f
2,000
1,800
2,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN FEBRUARY
Price
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 1
49
EXOHANl^
PRICES
sales
aggregate
In
CURB
YORK
tfEW
March, 1938]
5
Feb. 26 102
Jan.
4
3
9Va Feb.
7% Feb.
Feb.
17
2% Jan.
4
5
Jan.
24
4% Jan.
12% Jan.
9% Feb.
19
Feb.
17
5
7
12
"50" "67%
3%
3%
3% Feb. 21
3%"Feb"~2l
Tobacco Secur Truat Co Ltd
Am dep rcte
ord reg sh»..£l
Am dep rets def reft
..5t
Todd Shipyards Corp
80 Toledo Rdlaon «►% pref_.100
700
50
..
.
30
7% preferred A
100
210 Tonopah Belmont Develop..!
1
8,600 Tonopah Mining of Nev
110
44% Sale
7,300
Trl-Continental Corp Warr..
7%
I
com.
10
15 %
56
17%
2%
V/a
15% Feb. 14
1% Feb. 24
Feb.
49
Sale
15% Feb.
Feb. ; 8
14
1% Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
3 *56
95
26
15
2 %
9%
Va
1
Sale
Sale
3
6
% Sale
6%
9%
%t Sale
1% Sale
2%
3
6Va Sale
Va Sale
7%
8%
Ke Feb
.
92
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 14
8
Feb.
7
30
Feb.
18
.
1% Feb. 28
Feb.
3
95% Jan.
103
1
6Va Feb. 28
Va Feb. 26
Jan 4
%t Jan.
1% Jan.
3% Jan.
%»Jan.
% Jan.
2% Jan.
5% Feb.
% Feb.
13
28
Feb. 26
56
Jan.
II '""4~Feb*."n
%
2%
5%
%
16% Jan.
1% Jan.
15% Feb.
1% Feb.
44% Jan.
99
%
%
Sale
6% Sale
% Sale
9,900 Trans-Lux Plct Screen
17,900 Tranawestern Oil Co
1 %
93
Trunz Pork Stores Inc......*
2,400
1,800
6,600
2,900
16
2%
53
15 h
50
19
22
20
21
20
7% Jan.
Va Jan.
11
11% Jan.
12
13
Tubize Chatilloo Corp—
Common.................!
20,100
Class A
1
1,900
6,100 r-jntf Sol I amp Wks com.. 1
80-cent div pre#....
*
1,400
6,600
200
600
800
500
1,700
'"300
300
300
1,400
2,900
900
1,500
Ulen 8c Co 7)4 % pre!
5% preferred
Series A preferred...
...25
2*
Sale
2%
6%
3%
8
1%
1%
2%
3
8% Sale
29
2%
3
6%
6Va
26 %
2Va
Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc.....10
Union Caa of Canada
•
1,800
12,200
Union Premier Food Stores. 1
6,200
34,600
Warrantee...
United Chemicals Inc—
100
800
100
"vyi%
12%
13%
Sale
10
34%
2 Va
7,
2%
6%
2 Va Feb
.
10
6% Feb.
3
2% Feb.
4
9Va Feb. 23
33
3
Feb.
23
Feb.
6% Feb.
"m"i%
14%
Sale
6
12%
13%
2% Sale
1%
1 Va
13% Sale
5%,
5Va
12
12%
2
2% Feb.
18
7% Jan.
15
3
5
7
5%
Sale
9
30
2Va
2
*
700 Union Investment Co com..*
400
7%" Sale
25
25
13% Feb. 28
5% Feb.
4
12
Feb.
4
Feb.
15
2%
1 Va
2Va
1%
13%
5%
13% Feb.
10
10
10% Feb. 25
7
Feb.
3
2% Feb. 24
1% Feb.
4
35
Jan.
2% Jan.
6% Feb.
6
Jan.
26
Jan.
Feb.
2% Feb. 28
1% Feb. 25
14% Feb.
7
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
7
3
7
24
7
Jan.
11
3% Jan.
7% Jan.
12
12
2%
2%
2%
1%
Jan. 11
Jan. 12
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
28
15
Jan.
14
28
3
6% Jan.
14% Jan.
11
21
3
12% Jan.
5
Jan.
20
2
United Alrraft * Transp—
9,300
1,100
50,000
3,100
3,900
20
13,700
100
18,300
10% Sale
•
3
*
35,300 Un Cigar-Whelan Stores. 10c
7,600 United Corp warrants
...1
129,700 United Gas common
$7 1st non-vot pref__
*
5,100
Warrants..
13,800
100 United G 8c E 7% pref
100
45,700 United Lt * Power com A...*
Common class B
..*
2,000
$6 1st pref
*
41,300
38
Common.......
S3 cum partlc pref__
.
H
.
275 United Milk Products com..*
83 preferred...
.....*
125
8
8Va
3Va
36
%
9%
4%
4%
45
35
45
4% Sale
98
96
1%
Sale
*/0
3% Sale
95%
99
4 Va
94
Sale
Va
~3% Sale"
3%
4%
2%
3%
21% Sale
17%
20
18 %
19
68
65
71
Sale
4
Sale
19%
78
2 %
Sale
1
Sale
2 %
23 %
3%
Sale
19%
19%
2
14
2
94
Sale
Feb.
% Feb.
%6Feb.
3% Feb.
Sale
x
3
Feb.
25
% Feb.
Feb.
2
1
Feb.
1
70
Sale
1
Feb.
7
Sale
4
% Sale
...
.......
Sale
47
Sale
3
72
Feb.
3
34
3
2% Feb.
4
3% Feb. 18
16% Feb.
4
Feb.
3
% Feb.
9
19
34
Feb.
2
•Va Feb.
1
% Feb.
4
4% Feb. 23
Feb.
98
16
2% Feb.
3% Feb.
1
18
25
19% Feb. 17
25 % Feb.
34
4
Feb.
34% Jan.
Jan.
5^ Jan.
*
% Jan.
% Feb.
3% Jan.
94
10
4
12
Jan.
6
1% Jan.
100
Jan.
70
Feb.
77
Jan.
13
18
2%
4%
16%
17%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
3%
4%
26%
19%
Jan.
11
Va Jan.
Jan.
12
Jan.
13
Jan.
15
6% Jan.
28
73
63
United Molasses Co Ltd—
1,800
Am deo rets for ord reg..
Preferred.........
...10
.1
1
United Shoo Mach com....2ft
71
310
190
Preferred
400 U S Playing Card
100
6,300
3,800
1,800
2,600
1,700
800
U S Radiator
U S Rubber
..10
com
1
com
Reclaiming....*
U S Stores Corp com...
.....
100 Universal Con sol Oil Co
11,500 Universal Corp
"2",300
Y.ooo
1
400
3,500
10,700 *Utll Pow * Light
400
100
2,850
#
4,500
1,725
1,800
2,900
13,500
2,000
4,200
Class B
;
""loo
700
900
4,400
50
2%
2%
22
3
1%
22%
3%
n
1% Sale
Sale
k
9
4%
7%
9
13
4%
lX
2Va
9%
2%
9%
.4%
Sale
2%
10%
3
11
7%
Feb.
14
10
Feb.
3
2% Jan.
1 % Jan.
68% Feb.
Jan.
4
1
Feb.
Feb.
H
1%
Sale
"1% Sale"
Ee5-
17
%
IV
0
18
2%
Sale
5
...10
Petroleum..... 1
*
Sale1'
1 %
Sale
%
%
2
15%
%
%
2
2% Sale
35%
14%
15%
3% Sale
1%
1%
Sale
73
8
6%
Feb.
2%
37%
17
3%
Sale
"7% "8%
5
Jan.
31
14
5
% Feb.
Jan.
5
1% Jan.
4
11
49
11
Jan.
13
Jan.
10
14
1
Jan.
11
Feb.
28
1% Jan.
10
57
2
22
Feb.
3
3
Jan.
5
2
Feb.
2
% Jan.
19
Feb.
14
Jan.
% Feb. 21
1% Jan. 20
% Jan.
15
Feb.
23
25
Feb.
17
1% Feb .
4
Feb.
15
1%
36%
z/a
1%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
1
Feb.
5
4
1
3% Feb.
16 % Feb.
1 % Feb.
5
18
1'
23
37% Feb.
1
1% Feb.
42 % Feb. 25
4
% Feb.
Feb.
2
8
25
%6 Feb.
1
1
2%
35%
14%
3%
1%
4% Feb.
Feb.
3
77% Jan.
Feb.
42%
6%
6%
1%
23
Feb.
17
1
Feb.
14
Sale
1
8% Feb. 23
3
2
22% Feb.
4% Jan. 20
3% Jan. 13
Jan.
11
13
Feb.
28
15
Feb.
17
3
2% Feb.
4
2% Feb.
1
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
31
3
Jan.
13
31
1% Jan.
3% Jan.
12
4
Ve
2
14
16
16
4
7
"2% Feb.
34
44
28
% Feb. 25
3% Feb. 14
2
64 Feb.
1% Feb. 23
2
2% Feb.
Feb.
39
21
Feb.
3
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
22% Feb.
3% Feb.
1 %
Feb.
3
15
"l% "I
...100
com
10
23
57
% Feb.
.....1
Venezuela Mexico OH
12
Jan.
3
Feb.
22
%
.
41%
Van Norman Mach Tool
Jan.
1
1
1
42% Feb.
1
5% Feb.
6Va Feb. 24
1% Feb.
2
Sale
3
39% Sale
Jan.
5
8
11
15
Feb.
17
1% Jan.
4
Feb.
15
34
1 % Feb.
7
16% Feb.
1"
18
Jan.
10
43% Jan.
2% Jan.
15
15
Jan.
6
Va Jan.
2% Jan.
17
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
44
1
Feb.
2
14
Feb.
36%
%
1%
%
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Jan.
14
17% Jan.
8
3
2 % Jan.
Feb.
17
36
Feb.
10
26
3
40% Jan.
6
21
14% Feb.
3 % Feb.
16
15%
Fqb.
21
13% Jan.
5
16
11
3% Feb.
1% Feb.
23
3
Jan.
28
14
1% Jan.
31
34
1
3
IVa Feb.
70
Feb. 23
3
7
Feb.
2% Feb.
1
Feb.
18
73
Feb.
1
x7Va Feb.
14
2% Feb.
9% Feb.
10
2
2% Jan.
70
Jan.
Feb. 23
27
6% Jan.
Jan.
3% Feb. 23
1% Jan. 18
77% Jan. 18
x7Va Feb. 14
2% Sale
9
11
1%
•
V4.
Walker Mining
1
5
1H
5%
5!
%
1%
7%
6%
7
V* aVA
3
Sale
8
10%
2
7
Class B...
8%
%
1%
6%
5%
Va
1%
5%
MA
..
5% Sale
2% Sale
3% Sale
7
11%
2%
8%
3%
11
9
1* "m
Sale
7
2% Sale
3%
4
7
8
% Feb.
Feb. 23
10
6% Feb
8
6% Feb.
2
Sale
6
Jan.
29
3% Jan.
11% Jan.
6
10
Jan.
28
83
28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
"4
7
Jan.
4
%
1%
6%
5%
5Va
2
Feb.
16
3
8
Jan.
3
%
1%
6%
6%
6%
2%
4%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
10
26
12
17
8
13
Jan.
7
8
Jan.
7
Jan.
6
75
Jan.
12
21 % Jan.
9
Fen.
26
22
Feb.
17
10
9
Feb.
10
Feb.
3
Jan.
11
Jan.
18
Jan.
10
7
8
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 23
8
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
16
3
3^
2%
6%
5%
3
9
65
11
2% Jan.
83
2% Sale
10
Waltt 8c Bond Inc class A..*
1,600 Welsbaum Bros-Brower Co..l
2,200 Wellington Oil Co common..1
1.25
7,200 Wentworth Mfg Co
5,300 Western Air Express Corp..l
100 Western Grocery com... ..20
1,500
4,100
2,000
3% Sale
1H
42% Sale
% Sale
1H
1%
% Sale
1%
2
900 Wayne Knitting Mills
700
900
%
57
1% Sale
22
22%
•
.*
3,300 Waco Aircraft Co
2.600 Wagner Baking com v t c...*
50
7% preferred...........100
Wahl (The) Co common....*
100
6
"l% Sale"
1,000 Vogt Mfft Corp..
400
6
6%
Sale
Sale
5Va
~1% Sale"
1
5
230
% Feb.
71
1% Feb.
68% Feb.
39% Feb.
4% Feb.
5va Feb.
% Feb.
Sale
70
41% Sale
5% Sale
5%
1%
%
"2% "2%
1
Jan.
1
"8M"Feb.
Feb.
4
% Feb.
170 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref 100
90
200
11
Sale
Sale
•
Valspar Corp common
$6 conv pref
Venezuelan
8%
6%
2%
*
5
*
com
common..
7% preferred...
6% Jan.
Feb.
228
"l%
3
BAs
%
lVa
1%
2% Sale
5
8%
1% Sale
9
5
Conv preferred...........7
200
175
800
1%
50% Sale
1%
1H
21%
22%
2%
3
1%
2%
3%
1
com..
2,000 Utah Pr & Lt $7 pref
1,800 Utility Equities com
Priority Stock
1,450
800 Utility 8c Ind Corp com
1,200
5%
Sale
Universal Pictures
8,400
600
900
10
vtc
150 Universal Products Co..
Utah Idaho Sugar Co...
150
2,900
1,275
1,500
3,500
Sale
Universal insurance.. .....8
"
Sale
1%
H Sale
8%
11
4% Sale
1% Sale
..*
17 Conv 1st pref
350
*
1,700 United Stores Corp com vtc *
17,700 United Verde Extenolon. 50
2
19,900 United Wall Paper
40
2%
25
3,400 United Specialties common.1
.*
8,700 U S Foil class B_.
3,800 U S & Internat Sec com....*
1st preferred with warr
•
2,750
......*
3,700 U S Lines Inc pref
1,400
2,400
1,200
1,600
1,400
1,100
14,000
5,600
11
1
2,850
United Shipyards class A
Class B
29,600
15,600
1,225
650
8
37~,606
24",166
6%
"
...
2,300 Unit Profit Sharing com....*
1,500
6Va
6%
6%
..
20 United NJRR& Canal..100
Feb.
3
1
2% Feb.
3% Feb. 23
%
1%
6%
5%
5%
1 %
.
6
Feb.
9
11
28
28
23
26
1
Jan.
Western Maryland Ry—
50
7% 1st preferred.......100
Western Tablet 8c Stationery
150
100 Westmoreland Coal Co
22
24%
22%
25
*
17
22
10
9
Feb.
Feb.
17
Feb.
69
22
21% Feb.
9
16
Common
100
100
Feb.
3
69
Feb.
3
2Va Feb.
6% Feb.
5
Feb.
3Va Feb.
Va Feb.
3
10
West Texas Utilities Co—
$6 preferred............
5,900 W Va Coal 8c Coke com
50
40
2,600
1,300 Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Co
700 Williams (R C) * Co
2,600 Williams Oil-O-Matlc Htg
300
300
1,200
400
Y.666
100
20
100
3,000
1,000
„
~2% Sale" "2% Sale"
5
*
at
%
8Va
8Va
1,700 J W11-Low Cafeterias com—.1
Convertible preferred
*
2,400
*
1,700 Wilson Jones Co com
1
400 Willson Products Inc
20 Wisconsin P * L 7% pref.100
10
1,000 Wolverine Port Cement
9,400 Wolverine Tube Co com
2,400 Woodley Petroleum Corp
2
1
2%
4%
0%
2%
Sale
7
6%
5%
6%
7Va
5
6
4
6%
1
*
3%
%
%
3%
%
1
8%
10%
Sale
1
10
8%
10%
6
5%
7
6%
7
14
28
1
2% Feb.
7 % Feb. 17
9
5% Feb.
3% Feb. 23
4
% Feb.
,
9
"3" "3% "3" "T%
5%
6%
4
Sale
6%
8% Feb". "14
9
9% Feb.
65% Feb. 11
Feb. 25
3
4
5
Feb.
6
Feb. 18
9% Feb.
9% Feb.
18
66% Feb.
11
Feb.
25
3
9
5% Feb. 23
2
6% Feb.
69
70%
2%
7%
5%
2% Feb.
3
6
Jan.
11
5
.lan.
3
3% Feb.
Va Jan.
% Jan.
4
Jan.
31
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
27
Feb.
Jan.
21
9%
66%
3%
7%
6%
8
9%
65%
2%
4%
6
Feb.
9
14
4% Jan.
18
10
Jan.
4
1
Jan.
14
10
Jan.
14
9
11
5
3
Feb.
11
Jan.
12
Jan.
11
Jan.
24
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
100
64,600
Am dep rets
ord shs
..5s
126,400 Wright»Hargreaves Ltd
Door..J.*
"3",400
2,700 Youngstown Steel
10,100 Yukon Gold Co........—.5
For footnotes see page
53.
15%
17%
7 H Sale
17
16%
8% Sale
19% Sale
1% Sale
"1% Sale
16
7 Va
3
16% Jan.
7% Jan.
28
8% Feb.
3
16% Jan. 28
8% Feb.
3
21 % Jan.
17
19% Jan.
1% Jan.
3
Feb.
4
2% Jan.
16%
Sale
"1% ""2%
7% Feb.
23
1% Feb.
1
2
6
11
NEW
50
AGGREGATE
Jan. 3
Jan. 1
Feb. 1
1938
Ask
Bid
Bid
98 % 102
26,000
218,000
345.000
44,000
12,000
91,000
6«
2016
709,000
71,000 Amer Radiator deb 4^s.. 1947
45,000 American Seating 6a stpd 1946
247,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1956
77% Sale
10534 10634
2024
125,000 Appalachian Power 6a
5s
1941
66,000
1951
222,000 Ark Louisiana Gas 4s
623,000 Arkansas Pr 8c Lt 5s...—1956
1953
405,000 Associated Blec 4%s
31,000 Assoc Gas 8r Blec 4%«...1948
4%« registered........ 1948
1,000
6s
1968
355,000
5Hs lnr ctfr
1938
271,000
3,000
5%s inv ctfs reg
1938
4^1 series C..........1949
398,000
5%s
1977
34,000
Conv deb 5s..........1950
329,000
124,000 Assoc Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1973
Conv deb 4%s
1973
129,000
110
7,000
80 %
91%
86 %
99
92
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
94
102
70
Ask
104% 10234 104
Sale
70% Sale
80
83
76
Sale
90
82
93
84
102,000
7,000
122,000
275,000
156,000
17,000
138",666
104,000
219",000
17,000
124,000
91,000
103,000
46,000
9,000
45,000
112.000 Assoc Tel & Tel 5%s A...1955
20,000 Atlanta Gas Light 4%s..l955
64,000 Atlantic City Elec 3%a_.1964
3,000 Avery (B F) Sons 5s
3,000
w
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
.8034
75% Sale
90
9034
73
Feb.
Feb.
81
82
90
79
106%
Sale
107
107
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
10534 Sale
111%
107 J4 107%
9934 100
92
Sale
36
Sale
27
29
24
26
160,000
49,000
16,000
10,000
74,000
25,000
12,000
75,000
108,000
169,000
20,000
135,000
95,000
56,000
17,000
6,000
12,000
251,000
92,000
132,000
223,000
40,000
39,000
22,000
126,000
5,000
27,000
Canada Nor Power 5s
1953
♦Canadian Pacific Ry 6s. 1942
Carolina Pr 8t Lt 5s
1956
Cedar Rap Mfg 8c Pow 5s. 1953
Cent 111 Pub Serv 4%a F.1967
5s series B
1956
5s Series G
1V68
4%a series H
1981
Cent Ohio Lt 8t Pr 5s A..1950
Central Power 5s ser D—1957
501.000 Central Pow 8t Lt 5s.....1956
159,000 Cent States Elec 5s
1948
259,000
514s
1954
371,000 Cent States Pr 8t Lt 5%a_1953
Chicago Dist El Generating
96,000
414s series A
1970
4,000
6s series B
.1961
Chicago 111 Midland Ry—
54,000
414s series A
—..1956
Chicago Junction Rys 8t
51,000
Union Stock Yards 5s..1940
206,000 t'Chlc Rys 5s ctfs of dep-'27
29,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 514sl952
57,000
6s series B
....1955
90,000
232,000
326.000
76,000
316,000
137,000
155,000
25,000
9,000
28,000
....
31,000
664,000
159,000
71,000
144,000
84,000
325,000
146,000
72,000 Cities Service 5s
1966
1,538,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
204,000
5s
1958
107,000
5s
1969
305,000 Cities Service Gas 514S..1942
144,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 1943
604,000 Cities Service P 8t L 514s.l952
160,000
514s gold deb
...1949
59,000
77,000
Bank 514*
1937
8,000 Commonw Edison 414*—.1957
18,000
5s series A............1953
9,000
5s series B
.........1954
9,000
414s series C...... ...1956
173.000
4s series F
...—1981
58,000
3H* series H
1965
-
26
2
89
Jan.
27
8
79
80
Jan.
Feb.
2
78
76
Feb.
1
91 % Feb.
82
Feb.
15
3
.
27
81
3
27
92
25
80
Jan.
Feb.
13
6
25
10 107% Jan.
9 108% Jan.
14
67
Feb.
8
105
Feb.
8
3
79
Jan.
3
104% Feb. 10 104% Feb.
1
108% Sale
161% Sale
93% Sale
35% Sale
26
28
107%
106%
99%
89%
32%
2534
3
Feb. 23 110% Feb.
8
2 106% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 24
1 102
Feb.
1
94% Feb. 26
Feb.
4
37% Feb. 11
Feb.
Feb. 16
Feb. 14 28
104% Jan.
81
Jan.
5
Jan.
13
105% Jan.
21
Jan.
14
90
27 105% Jan.
107% Feb. 23 112
106% Jan. 20 107%
4 102
99% Jan.
86
Jan. 26
95%
4
32% Feb.
41%
22
3
Jan.
2
106% Feb.
106% Feb.
3
99
2
Feb.
17
25
j§8
8
73
Feb.
8 105% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 23
8834 Feb.
67
105
87
80
Jan.
Jan.
19
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
3
14
32
24
11
Jan.
10
28
28
Feb.
16
26% Jan.
29 %
62
Sale
64
"28"" Sale'
34
37
31
Sale
27%
74%
24%
30
Sale
Sale
27% Sale
8434 86
Sale
2534 Sale
32
2834 Sale
49
44
72
9254
Sale
95
Sale
76
77
92%
9734
Sale
94%
Sale
33
28%
53%
49%
73%
9334
99%
92
W..1947
927,000 ♦Convertible 6s........1950
275,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1955
94,000
1st M 5s ser B June 1 1957
50,000
5s series C
1960
48,000 Bethlehem Steel 6s
1998
156,000 Birmingham Blec 4%a
1968
52,600 Birmingham Gas 5s—..1959
41,000 Broad River Power 5s A..1954
Jan.
Feb.
25
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
74%
Sale
Sale
Sale
67
Sale
112% Sale
120
Sale
121% Sale
129 % 130
79
813-8
56%
57
82
85
103 %
106
107
9634 Sale
114
115
Sale
Sale
99
103
81*
98
88
99
93
70
Sale
37
3934
44%
40
Sale
Sale
10534 106 34
10534 108
91315
9234
106 % 1063i
Sale
8134
62%
Sale
83
Sale
64%
64% Sale
79
83
104
103% Sale
10534 10634 107
87% Sale
'88
96*
95*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
§5*
SIX
36
95
70%
Sale
Sale
3634 Sale
41% Sale
10534 Sale
107
92%
109
95
106% Sale
44% Sale
Sale
P
Jan.
10
18
Feb.
2
34% Feb.
17
30
Jan.
28
36% Jan.
13
30
Feb.
11
26% Jan.
27
Jan.
10
Feb.
26
31
27% Feb. 16
It*
4
54
Feb.
26
46
Jan.
27
4
49%
75%
93%
99%
Feb. 28
Feb. 10
Feb. 28
Feb. 24
42
Feb.
4
49% Feb. 28
72
Jan.
3
80%
Jan.
92% Feb.
97% Feb.
10
95
Jan.
15
24
92
Feb.
28
90
Feb.
26
88*
92
Feb.
Feb.
28
79
3 113
Feb.
Feb.
25
79
42
Feb.
Feb.
73
Feb. 25
47
92% Feb. 10
1
9734 Feb.
90
Feb. 26
4
2
2
Feb.
14 121% Feb. 25
8 122%
1
61%
112%
119%
120%
Feb.
4
Feb.
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4 114% Jan.
7 122% Feb.
18
2
5
130
Jan.
28 121% Jan.
4 132
Feb.
1 132
82
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
64
Feb.
19
67
Feb.
3
80
Feb.
17
84
Feb.
3
80
Feb.
17
4 104
Feb.
Feb.
23
103
25
105
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2
81
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
87
2
95%
94%
89%
93%
77% Feb. 28
4 108
Feb.
9
9
23
Feb. 23
Feb.
26
Feb. 25
13
113% Feb.
Feb.
1
85
Jan.
12
67
Feb.
3
87
Jan.
11
19 104
Feb.
23
26 108% Jan.
21
Jan.
98
18
77% Feb. 28
4
55% Jan.
11 115
Jan.
16
Jan.
93
13
6
11
6
17
Feb. 14 101% Jan.
Feb. 16 99% Jan.
9
6
Feb.
91% Jan.
Feb. 23
Jan. 30 96
7
70% Feb. 23
66% Jan.
5
90
Jan. 15
82% Feb.
Jan. 14
34% Feb. 15 41
28
34
Feb.
17
41
46
Feb.
28
39% Jan.
29
46% Jan.
17
105% Sale
10534 108
105% Feb.
10 106
Feb.
3
105% Jan.
105% Jan.
Jan.
12
11 107% Jan.
24
94
Feb.
28
91% Feb.
16
1 106% Feb.
Feb.
16 45
7
106% Feb.
1
4
Feb.
15
89% Feb. 16
91% Feb.
7
54% Feb. 16
4
50% Feb.
4
51% Feb.
65
Feb.
25
94
Sale
45
Sale
62%
67
53
Sale
5734
5734
98%
101%
54%
83
5834 Sale
55
91% Feb. 16
106% Feb.
106%
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
8
17
57
51%
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
Feb.
40% Feb.
89
5334 Sale
Jan.
Sale
10034
95
71
Feb.
89
10134
48%
48%
8
38
90
Sale
10134
5234 Sale
5234 Sale
18
64% Jan.
22% Jan.
17
89%
94 %
10
Feb.
Feb.
8834
9034
100
Jan.
85
34
80
Sale
33
4
Sale
90
57
27
Jan.
81
Feb. 21
8734
84%
114% 11334 Feb. 11 114%
87
Feb. 16 9034
89% Sale
95% Feb. 14 98%
9634 98
96
97
94% Feb. 16 97%
9
89%
89% Feb.
89%
87%
8 96
94
96
93% Feb.
69
Feb. 11
69
71
70%
88
2
Sale
82% Feb.
Sale
3434 Feb. 15 37%
47
Sale
Jan
62
114
85
62
26
18
26
Feb.
10434 103
108
105% Feb.
4434
90
19
9
Feb.
2
61% Feb.
77% Sale
112% 11234 112% Feb.
78
26% Jan.
Feb.
85
23% Feb.
Feb.
120% 121% 120% 12034 120
121% 120% Feb.
120% 121% 121
132
Feb.
135
142
Sale
132
90
91
66
86J-
66
112% Sale
19
29
26% Feb.
74% Feb.
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
458,000
73
65
82
Feb.
72
Sale
7034 Sale
10534 105% 105% Sale
87
Sale
87
89
10434 Sale
10934 Sale
106% 107
99% Sale
8934 Sale
35% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
14
10
Feb.
106% Feb. 10 107
106% Sale
9 107% Feb.
106% 10734 106% Feb.
80
106% 106%
17 103% Feb.
26
102
Feb.
IVA
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
103% Feb. 25 103 % Feb. 25
3
68
Feb. 10
72% Feb.
78
American Power & Light
.......
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
BONDS
1942
15,000 Abbott's Dairy 6«
I"?
346,000 Alabama Powar 4%a
1st Ac ft St
1956
28,000
5s
1968
150.000
1st 5s
......1946
149,000
1st Ac ret 5s
.........1951
120,000
5s Registered......... 1951
7,000
1948
39,000 Aluminium Ltd 5s
588,000 Amer Gas & Blec deb 5s ..2028
5,000
148,000
13,000
59,000
27,000
66,000
1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANQE
Since
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
SALES
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
Sale
Sale
43
83
52
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
4
84
11
43
106% Jan.
Feb. 16
52% Jan.
5
15
83
Feb.
3
89
Jan.
28
91% Feb.
7
16
4
65
Feb.
25
4
59
Feb.
10
24
Feb.
4
59
Feb.
24
59
Feb.
24
59
Feb.
24
52
Feb.
23
1 100
94% Feb.
Sale
Feb. 11 102%
10134 100
4
57
47
Feb.
Sale
3
47
Feb.
57%
Sale
12
Jan.
54% Feb.
50% Feb.
51% Feb.
59% Feb. 25
5 106
Jan.
94% Jan.
95
87
Jan.
60% Jan.
7
Feb. 23
29 100
4
11 102* Feb.
4
Feb. 24
Feb.
4
100
Feb.
Feb.
24
47
Feb.
Feb. 24
47
Feb.
3
57% Feb. 24
87% Feb. 26
70
Jan.
8
87% Feb. 26
7
♦Commers und Prlvat
85,000
51,000
42,000
84% Feb.
86%
1
11234
112%
11234
11234
10834
11334
114
114
113
111% Jan.
112% Jan.
112% Jan.
17 112% Jan.
11 113
Jan.
112
Jan.
22 112% Jan.
Sale
107
Jan.
106
Sale
105% Jan.
24 109
Jan.
5 106% Jan.
1939
1954
106% 108
12034 125
1971
10334 Sale
104%
30,000 Consol Gas of Bait 5s
21,000
414 e
18,000
8434 Sale
103
Sale
102%
Sale
65
Sale
60%
6034 Sal©
95%
9634 97%
96%
97%
26% 130
126% 130
106
106
106% 105% 107
120%
121
12334 121% 124
165,000 Com'w'Ith Subsld 514* A.1948
124,000 Community Pow 8t Lt 5s. 1957
104,000 Community Pub Serv 5s A1960
Conn Ltg & Pow 7s A....1951
"5",000
70
10334 105
5934 Sale
9434
9534
127
128
103
9
Feb. 25 103% Feb.
65
Feb. 26
1
Feb.
9
Feb. 21 97% Feb.
Feb.
20
112% Jan. 25
15
4
7
Jan.
6
102% Feb. 25 104
3
67
Jan. 15
59% Jan.
4
94% Jan.
97% Feb.
9
105 J-
Jan.
120
106% Feb.
12234 Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
106% Jan.
122% Jan.
4
31
Consol GEL AP Bait—
113,000
283,000
27,000
262,000
14,000
14,000
16,000
155,000
98,000
657,000
28,000
32,000
69,000
205,000
160,000
19,000
87,000
97,000
211,000 Delaware Elec Pow 514S..1959
30,000 Denver Gas 8c Elec 5s....1949
264,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B...1950
216,000
6s series A
1947
108,000 ♦Detroit Int Bdge 4%a__1952
24.000
♦Ctfs of deposit
57.000
*25-yr s f deb 7s
1952
18,000
♦Ctfs of deposit.........
3%a series N
Sale
10534 Sale
104% Feb.
2 105% Feb. 28
103% Jan.
3 105% Feb. 28
Consol Gas Utilities—
63,000
12,000
53,000
2,000
239,000
77,000
254,000
12,000
38,000
33,000
159,000
654,000
286,000
609,000
21,000
56,000
118,000
309,000
6s A stamped
....1943
Continental G 8t El 5s ...1958
Crucible Steel 5s..1
1940
Cuban Telephone 714*—1941
Cuban Tobacco 5s
1944
Cudahy Packing Co 3%s.I955
Eastern Gas Ac Fuel 4s A.1956
Edison Elec Ilium 3%a
1965
Elec Pow Ac Lt 5s
2030
Blmlra Wat Lt At RR 5s.. 1956
El Paso Elec 5s A
1950
Empire Diat Elec 5a_.
1952
Empire OH 8c Refining 5 Ha' 42
62
Sale
78
Sale
60
69 %
60
61
63
6134
65%
7234 Sale
Sale
101% 102% 101
103
96%
96% Sale
98
50%
ou?4
50%
55
55
94
Sale
93%
Sale
10134 10234
97
10134
50
5434
101%
96%
5034
10034 Sale
100
Sale
100% 101%
109
102
109
109% 109%
102
Sale
102% Sale
104
Sale
10434 Sale
5
6
4%
434
5
3%
534
4
1
1%
1%
1%
%
34
1%
Sale
94
104
105%
434
5
4%
4
5
1%
34
134
134
3%
1%
%
103
6734 Sale
10734 10734
68
104
101
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
7134
7334
55
65
7534 Sale
107
Sale
100
78
102
Sale
108% Sale
69
63% Sale
102% 10434 1041%
101%
101% 103
87
86%
88
74% Sale
81%
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
63
4
72% Feb. 28
8
98% Feb. 14
55
Feb. 25
94% Feb. 23
96
Jan.
50
Jan.
1
Feb.
2 109
Feb.
1 103
Feb.
Feb. 21 105% Feb.
2
Feb.
24
7
Feb. 25
Feb.
1
73% Feb. 19
107
Feb.
60
Feb.
65% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
101
99% Feb. 16 100
Feb.
Feb.
60
3
16 103
Feb. 28
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
5% Feb.
5
Feb.
1 %
1
1
21
21
Feb. 23
Feb. 21
78% Feb. 28
1 108% Feb.
69
Feb.
4
19
28
Sale
103% Feb. 23 104% Feb. 26
Feb. 25 102% Feb. 18
102% 101
90
Feb. 16
2
88
Feb.
8934
4
81% Feb. 28
73% Feb.
Sale
93% Feb.
3
65
4
80
16 103
24 100
24
55
8
96%
Jan.
12
Jan.
10
Jan.
Feb.
18
7
2
Jan.
25
Jan.
Feb. 16 103% Jan. 13
6 109% Jan. 19
Jan.
6 103
Feb. 24
Jan.
4 105% Jan. 18
Jan.
Jan. 27
5% Feb. 21
7
5
Feb. 21
Feb.
1
Feb. 25
1% Jan. 14
% Jan. 14
1% Jan.
5
99%
108%
100%
103%
4%
3%
67
Jan.
106% Jan.
3
79% Jan. 14
28 108% Feb.
60
Feb.
4
84
Jan.
5
90
Jan.
73
Jan.
4
81
Feb.
71% Jan.
103% Feb. 23 104% Jan.
101
Jan.
3 102% Feb.
19
14
3
18
13
26
Ercole Marelll Blec Mfg
53
-.1953
1967
10334
Sale
103%
44,000
82,000 Federal Water Serv 5%a_1954
6734
Sale
63%
15,000
27,000
28,000
2,000
50,000
168,000
34,000
6s stamped...
1961
103,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s.l948
7,000
67,000
15,000
6%a
145,000 Erie LightlngSs
55
Feb.
53
55%
61%
102% Feb.
Sale
105% Sale
19
64
Feb.
4
103
Feb.
65
66% Sale
56
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
53% Jan. 26 56
7 105% Feb. 24
102% Feb.
7 105% Feb.
24
66% Feb.
25
2 105
Feb.
21
2 105
104% Feb.
104% Feb. 24 105
Feb.
2
103
Jan.
Feb.
1
103
94
Feb.
21
93
84% Feb.
82% Feb.
64
Feb.
4
71% Jan.
11
Finland Residential Mtge
160,000 Firestone T 8c R Col 5s..l942
3,000 First Bohemian Glass 7s_1957
69,000 Florida Power Co 4s C...1966
410,000 Florida Power 8c Lt 5s
1954
10234
104% 10534
10534 10634
-----
94
102% 104
10434 105
104
105
105
10434 Sale
Sale
Feb.
25
81% Feb.
80% Feb.
2
84
Feb.
86
Sale
86% Sale
103% Feb.
10334 Sale 104% Sale
101% 10134 101% 102
101% Feb.
101% 101% 101% 101% 101% Feb.
5
100
94
Sale
81
80%
"8534
Sale
105
100
8134
Sale
93
95
84% Sale
82% Sale
93
5
Fen.
21
Jan.
13 105% Jan.
13 mx Jan.
Feb.
25
95
4
10
21
28
80% Jan.
28
24
79
Jan.
26
84% F9b.
87% Jan.
83
Jan.
102% Jan.
22 105
Jan.
8
4
Gary Elec Ac Gas—
21,000
151,000
25,000
5,000
52,000
5s ext stamped ........1944
380,000 Gatineau Power 5s
...1956
46,000
6s
1941
35,000
6s series B
1941
For footnotes see page 53.
83
8434
103% Sale
10134 Sale
10134 101%
86% Feb. 25
8 104% Feb. 17
3 101% Feb. 25
2 101% Feb. 25
103% Feb.
101% Jan.
101% Jan.
89
Jan.
20
104% Feb. 17
3 101% Jan. 10
4 101% Jan. 31
0
\
March, 1938]
AGGREGATE
NEW
SALES
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
new york
In
Since
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
curb exchange
Jan. 3
Jan. 1
s
51
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
1938
S
BONDS (CMttatMd)
27,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6*. 1940
14,000 Gen Pub Serv Go 5i
1953
1,000
7,000
90,000
6,000
16,000
274,000
9,000
10,000
156,000
8,000
39,000
700,000
35,000
10,000
Gen Pub Utllltlee 6%« A 1956
♦Gen Rayon Ltd 6a A....1948
118,000
3,000
56,000
4,000
5.000
24,000
195,000
47,000
122,000
15,000
10,000
37,000
Glen Alden Goal 4a
.
Gen Wat Wka & El 5$ A..1943
Georgia Power ref 5«
Georgia Pow & Lt 5a
1967
1978
......1953
♦Geafuerel Ga
1965
Gobel (Adolf) deb 4%s ..1941
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
Great North Pow 5s stpd 1950
Grocery Store Prod 6s...1945
Guantanamo Ac W Ry 6e.l958
Bid
73
87%
70%
72
U*
87
60
Ask
75
72
76%
Sale
65
68
Sale
90
Sale
107% Sale
65
Sale
84
67
68% Sale
74
76%
75
77%
81
Sale
50
74
53
36
38
69
80
71%
74
72%
83%
63
30
57
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
90
31%
66%
Feb. 1
Bid
.....
68
64
58% Sale
90%
92
107
61
Sale
55
Sale
34
Sale
Ask
72
83
Sale
78
Sale
Sale
57%
"31%
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
73
Jan.
6
Feb.
Feb.
2
67
80
Feb.
Feb.
68% Feb.
75% Feb.
3
5
73
Feb.
2
26
76
Feb.
8
4
73%
83%
58%
33%
Feb. 26
Feb. 28
Feb. 19
Feb.
7
67
80
72
79
.....
59
18
57% Feb. 25
33% Feb.
7
62
66% Sale
57
58% 57%
92%
93% 90%
107
107%
58
65
60%
57
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
Feb.
2
Feb. 11
Feb.
Feb.
55
Feb.
33
Feb.
1
69% Feb. 17
58% Feb.
1
93
18 107
14 62
1
59
Feb. 26
Feb. 18
Feb. 17
Feb.
14
67
80
67
75
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Jan. 27
Jan. l^i
72
Feb.
4
78% Jan. 28
57% Feb. 25
33% Feb.
7
62
87% Jan.
6
12
74
Jan.
76
Feb.
8
Jan. 12
78
88% Jan.
15
Jan. 10
33% Feb.
7
68
Feb.
8
71% Jan.
56 % Jan.
90
Jan.
107
Jan.
3
63
93
Jan.
3
60
Jan.
21
65
53
Jan.
8
59
Jan.
5
Feb. 14
33
Jan.
28
14
12
Feb. 26
4 107% Jan.
3
Guardian Investors Corp—
23,000
62,000
9,000
26,000
16,000 Hackensack Water 5s A..1977
52,000 Hall Printing 6s A stpd..1947
♦Hamburg Elec Co 7s
.1935
14,000 ♦Hamburg E 8c Und Ry5%«'38
45,000 Heller (W E) Ac Co 4s w w.1946
17,000 Houst Gulf Gas6Hs w w.1943
6s
1943
24,000
53,000 Houston Lt & Pr 3He ...1966
14"O66
16,000
15,000
8,000
49,000
5s series A
1948
105%
76% Sale
W*
32
.....
30
84
97% 100
102% 103%
17
25
62
62
Sale
15,000
14,000
68,000
57,000
175,000
163,000
16,000
9,000
70,000
31.000 Illinois Nor UtU 5s..
1957
113,000 Illinois Pow Ac L 5 Ha
1957
133.000
5%a series !'B"
1954
322,000
6s aeries A
1953
585,000
5s aeries G.........
.1956
57,000 Indiana Blec Corp 6t A..1947
11,000
6He series B
,.1953
172,000
Bs series C
..195)
106% 1j8
12,000
21,000
48,000
48,000
134,000
86,000
46,000
108%
......
7,000
32,000
21,000
78,000
66,000
27,000
Indiana Gen Service 5a__ 1948
Indiana Hydro-Bloc 5s A.1958
Indiana Ac Mich El 5s
1957
1st Ac ref 5s.
....1955
Indiana Service 5S.......1950
1st lien Ac ref 5a
1963
^Indianapolis Gas 5s A..1953
158,000
16,000
2,000
4,000
8,000
291,000
88,000
377,000 Knd*pollsP AcLSsser A..1957
44,000 (nt Pow Sec *%■ series G.1955
11,000
7s series E
......1957
8,000
7s series F
1952
82.000 International Salt 5s
1951
734,000 Interstate Power 5s
1957
248,000
Debenture 6s....
.1952
58,000
76,000
66,000
4,000
4,000
89,000
4,000
10,000
256,000
122.000
79
90
96
84 %
84 %
88
72%
80
65
107% 109
Sale
75
89% Sale
96
Sale
Sale
Sale
87%
83%
88%
72%
Sale
Sale
44
106% Sale
55
25
12
61% Sale
61%
60%
91%
83
60
58
65
59
64
107% 109
43% Sale
25% Sale
3
Sale
79
37% Feb. 23
107
82
106% Feb.
28
88
Sale
Sale
21%
l\Y* 84% IVA
86
83
83%
99% 99
99%
98%
103
101
104
101%
Sale
104
104% 105% 103%
83
93 %
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
21
37% Jan.
12
107
105% Jan.
76% Jan.
Feb. 16
85% Jan. 13
20
Sale
111%
106% 107%
53
56%
55
81
80
25
"30""
♦Hungarlan-Ital Bk7%a_1963
54,000(Hygrade Food 6s^ser A
1949
17,000
6s series B......
..1949
......
39"666
36%
107H
106%
83%
89%
Sale
17
59%
58
60
Feb.
Feb.
25
25
Feb.
2
Feb.
28
Feb. 25
57
57
Feb.
Feb.
57
56
56%
62
56%
59
107% 109
41% Sale
25% Sale
23
Feb.
Jan.
99% Feb.
104
Feb.
105
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
88
25
19
2
28
25
86%
86%
89%
75%
9
63
15
Jan.
Feb.
5 110
3
15
107%
74
88%
93%
1
84%
Jan.
Jan.
61% Feb.
1
8
60
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
2
11
107% Sale
74% Sale
§§**
95
Feb.
Feb.
9
107% Feb. 25 110
74
Feb. 18 76%
90
88% Feb. 25 91%
Sale
7 96%
93% Feb.
Sale
85% Feb. 17 88
89
2
83% Feb.
87%
3
91% 88% Feb.
91%
Sale
77
3
71% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb. 21
Feb.
24
108%
109%
78
81
78
82
78
Feb.
7
78
Feb.
7
111%
110% 111
110% Feb. 17 111% Feb.
3
107% 107% 106% 106% 106% Feb. 24 107% Feb.
2
Sale
53
52
Sale
51
Feb.
4
53% Feb. 26
52
Sale
50
Feb.
3
52% Sale
53% Feo. 26
53
57
60
63
52
Feb. 15
63
Feb. 24
105% Sale
21%
83%
98%
101%
103%
25
58%
8
23
Feb.
3
86
Feb.
3
Feb.
99%
3 104
Feb.
Feb. 17 105
105% Sale
54
60
56%
64
56
64
Feb.
Feb.
17
39% Feb.
4
Sale
23
Feb.
7
70
65
Feb.
61
Feb.
8
93
Feb.
9
107% 109
43% Sale
25
1
104% Feb. 21 105% Feb.
3
57
Feb. 23
5.5% Feb.
57
56
57
23
57
1 108
107% Feb.
Feb.
17
Feb.
17
Feb.
24
44% Feb. 25
1
25% Feb.
57
57
83
8
Feb.
18
85% Jan.
Jan. 28
94% Jan.
100
Feb.
Jan.
12
12
Jan. 12
91% Feb. 21
78
Jan.
108% Jan.
81
Feb.
12
15
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
8
111% Jan.
107% Jan.
110% Feb.
106% Feb.
50
11
Id
89
108% Jan.
51
7
91% Jan.
88% Feb.
71% Feb.
78
Jan.
62% Jan.
20
14
10
58
58
Jan.
Jan.
64% Jan.
49% Jan.
7
14
104% Feb. 21 106% Jan.
4
Feb. 23
52% Jan. 17 57
57
Jan. 19 60% Jan. 17
56
Feb. 23 57
J&n. 17
107
Jan. 18 108% Jan.
7
Jan. 17
39% Feb.
4 48
23
Feb.
7 28% Jan. 19
Interstate Public Service
74,000
60,000
225,000
170,000
129,000
57,000
25,000
131,000
34,000
13,000
504,000
5a series D
1956
4%a series F
1958
96
97
Iowa-Nebraska L & P 5s.. 1957
95
5a Series B
1961
96%
Iowa Pow Ac Lt 4%« A...1958 106% Sale
Iowa Pub Serv 5s
1957 102% 103
58
Iaarco Hydro-El 7s
62
1952
72
78
Isotta Fraschlni 7s
..1942
43
Sale
Italian Superpower 6s...1963
90.000 •facksonvilleGas 5s stmpdl942
162,000 JerseyGentPAcL5sB.._1947
596,000
4Hs series C
1961
15,000
28.000
5.000
63,000
103,000
76,000
34,000
41,000
32"oo6
48,000
47,000
9,000
2,000
69% Sale
66%
63%
Kansas El Pow 3%a
Kansas Gas Ac Elec 6s
Kansas Power 5s A
Kentucky Utilities 5s
5s
*%• series D
5He series F
1966
36%
37%
104% 105%
103
98
103%
99
2922
114% Sale
1947
100
Sale
Sale
II*Sale
Sale
94
n*
%m
66%
Sale
QQ
Sale
95%
106% 107% 106%
Sale
100
101% Sale
65
60
80
78%
41% Sale
33
Sale
104% 105
102% Sale
59
82
66
60
Feb.
11
60
89
78% Feb.
40% Feb.
7
Sale
85
46
34% Sale
104% Sale
102% Sale
98% 98%
98%
114% 117
114% 116%
Sale
99% 100% 100
Sale
73
73
73%
75% Sale
1961
75
77
74
1948
95
97
1955
87
90
70%
,67%
95%
94% Feb. 25 94%
106% Feb. 24 106%
99% Feb. 14 101%
44
97
1969
5
73
92
Sale
Sale
90%
82
Sale
80
95%
Sale
94
Sale
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23
65
Feb.
23
61
93
Feb.
Feb.
24
25
26
28
Feb. 11
Feb. 23
Feb. 21
32
Feb. > 7
35% Feb. 26
2
Feb.
103% Feb. 10 105
2
Feb.
100% Feb. 11 103
98% Feo.
10
99
Feb.
99% Feb. 21 101
72% Feb. 17 74
Feb.
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
1
96% Feb.
16
73
Feb.
9
92
91% Feb.
10
85
82
97
Sale
95% Feb.
90% Feb.
26
95
93% Feb.
Feb.
1
75
94
82
15
Feb. 25
5
94%
106%
98%
58%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
8
73
69%
98%
96%
5 106%
26 102%
9
27
Jan. 13
Jan. 19
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
Feb. 26
Jan. 11
5
63
Jan.
78
Jan.
4
85
39
Jan.
21
46
Feb. 23
Feb. 2\
19
32
Feb.
36% Jan.
Jan.
103% Feb. 10 106
100% Feb. 11 105% Jan.
11
18
15
Jan.
97% Jan. 26 99
5
3 114% Jan. 17
114% Jan.
99% Feb. 21 101% Jan. 25
Jan. 17
71% Jan. 29 79
73
Jan. 29 80% Jan. 13
Jan. 12
91% Feb. 10 97
82
Jan.
93
Jan.
31
90
Jan.
4
Lake
17,000
336,000
Superior Dist Power—
i%« series A
..1966
67",600
85,000
61,000
243,000
93
Sale
2626
102
Sale
29.000
490,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
116",656
♦Leonard Tlets Inc 7%a_1946
Lexington UtU 5s
1952
23%
95
173,000 Llbby McNeill 8c Ubby 5s 1942
124,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
102% Sale
104
7s
71,000
91,000
65,000
13,000
62,000
32,000
21,000
31,000
94
Ex-warrants
96%
Sale
23
26,000 Marion Reserve Pow 4H* 1952
13,000 McCord Rad Ac Mfg 6s
1943
63,000 Memphis P Ac L Ssaer A..1948
09,000 Men gel Go 4%«
....1947
58.000 Met Edison 4s series E
1971
78
81
75
1965
73.000
13,000 Middle Sts Petrol 6 Ha A. 1945
55,000 Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
159,000 Milwaukee G L 4%a
168.000
106.000
65,000
151,000
100,000
37,000
44,000
151,000
16,000
52,000
81,000
52,000
8,000
41,000
2,000
111,000
35.000
103,000
230,000
94,000
33,000
73,000
23,000
1967
1978
Minn Pow Ac Lt 4Hs
1st At ref 5s
Mississippi Pow 5s
95%
104
81
86
70
86
75
88
81
Sale
81
88
91
64
90% Sale
98% Sale
99
76
76
89
91
104% 105% 103% 104
Sale
105% Sale 105
80%
96
80%
90
63
Sale
58% Sale
93% Sale
Sale
88
84
Sale
93%
3% Sale
92
83
95
Sale
73%
75
44% Sale
118
112
90
93
38.000 New Amsterdam Gas 5s..1948
264,000 New Eng G At Elec Assn 5sl947
5s
1948
112,000
Conv deb 5s..........1950
532,000
116% 118%
272.000 New Engl Pow Assn 5s...1948
78% Sale
Deb 5H>
1954
256,000
47,000 New Eng Pow Go 3%a A.1961
81
&71% Sale
56
57
56% Sale
57
Sale
Sale
90% Sale
67% 70
1950
6,000 ♦N Y Pa Ac O RR 4H« «tpdl95S
485,000 N Y P At L Corp 1st 4HS..1967
1980
242,000 N Y State B Ac G 4Ha
104" "
Sale
Sale
22,000 N Y Ac Westchester Ltg 5s *54
4s
2004
40,000
39.000 Nippon Elec Pow 6Hs
1953
118,000 Nor Amer L At P SHs A...1956
2 104
104%
65
77
91
Jan.
93
4
Sale
91
94
78
80
Sale
70
44%
116
45%
119
96% Feb. 16
Jan.
7
14 97% Jan. 13
6 104
Feb. 28
12 100
Feb. 26
16 104% Jan. 22
Jan.
,
Sale
78% Sale
80
102
Sale
Sale
90
65
97
84
Sale
Sale
99
Sale
106% Sale
93% Sale
112%
04% Sale
98% Feb.
97
82
7
80
77
Feb.
85% Feb.
103% Feb.
104% Feb.
85
Feb.
56% Feb.
91% Feb.
8
Feb.
2
Feb. 26
2
90% Feb. 24
25 105
Feb.
9
23 106
Feb. 10
7
88
Feb.
3
4
63
5
94% Feb. 25
Feb.
23
85
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
84% Feb.
7
109
63
65%
Sale
92
Feb.
3 109% Feb.
11
65% Feb.
24
Feb.
10
5% Feb.
2
78%
3%
4%
92
Sale
74%
76
Sale
69
44% Sale
114% 119
108% 109% 108% Sale
85
87
81
87%
71% Sale
74% 75%
115% 116
48% Sale
46% Sale
8
10
110
Sale
47
Jan.
67% Feb. 19
80
97
62
74
98%
109%
64% Sale
114
5s stamped...........1942
♦6s series A........... 1949
Feb.
98% Feb.
85
78
109
109
101% Feb.
1951
2022
For footnotes see page 53.
28
1957
2030
4
9 100
96% Feb.
Feb. 26
101% Feb. 16 103% Feb.
1
67
t+Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D.1979
Feb.
Feb.
103
Sale
2026
96
_
90% Feb. 16 103
Sale
66%
Ltg 5s. 1945
2
100
102% Sale
Sale
♦6He ctfs of dep w W..1937
15.000 N Y Cent Elec 5He
104
98
14
Feb.
93% Feb.
102% Jan.
90
Sale
4Hs
1981
Nelsner Bros Realty 6S..1948
1956
231,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s
74,000
96,000
93%
101
75
New Orleans Pub Serv—
30,000
43,000
9,000
1,000
196,000
83,000
15,000
22,000
28,000
64,000
96%
23%
79% Jan.
11
22
84
75
60
Montana Dakota UtU 5 He *44
Munson Steamship Line
Nebraska Power 6a
Sale
97
103% Sale
83
...1955
Nat Pow Ac Lt 6s*'A"
Deb 5s series B
95% Sale
103% Sale
"97%
^Missouri Pub Serv 5s A 1960
Nassau At Suffolk
29
99
1955
Miss Power Ac Light 5s
Miss River Power 5s...
23
22
4s series G
,
94%
100%
75
1941
111,000
18,000
49,000
33,000
191,000
82,000
111,000
39,000
Sale
357,000 Louisiana Pow Ac Lt 5s... 1957
7,000 ♦Manitoba Power 5 Ho
1951
♦Mansfield Mining Ac Smelt—
7,000
4,000
20,000
22,000
12,000
50,000
8,000
30,000
29
56
Sale
6%
7
89
Sale
9% 102%
0
85%
7
3
Sale
Sale
90
Feb.
2 100
Feb.
4
66% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 24
60
65
78
79%
10
88% Jan.
85
97
62
74
109
63
90
94
Feb.
5
18
19
2
78
Feb.
2
70
Feb.
1
2
44
71
Feb.
1
46% Feb.
77% Feb.
79% Feb.
8
7
Feb.
86% Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
17
64
98
84
105% Feb.
91
1
5
Feb.
16
4
55
77
Feb.
Feb.
18
Feb.
2
Feb. 26
2 116% Feb.
1
1
102
2
Feb.
24
57% Feb. 25
57% Feb. 25
58% Feb. 25
83
Feb. 25
85% Feb. 28
103% Feb. 26
90
69
100
84
107
94
Feb.
1
Feb. 26
Feb. 18
Feb.
1
Feb. 16
Feb.
8
112% Feb.
3% Jan.
91
63
10
18
114% Jan.
108% Jan.
84% Feb.
70
116
109%
93%
75%
Jan.
115% Jan. 27118
48
Jan. 31
57%
46
Jan. 31 57%
46% Jan. 29 58%
77% Feb.
79% Feb.
Feb.
102
86% Feb.
64
98
82
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
105% Feb.
91
Feb.
_.
75
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
27
2
1
1
.
2
Jab.
Jan. 2
Feb. 3
5% Feb.
86%
76%
44%
4
Feb.
3
Feb. 23
95% Jan.
Jan.
95
Jan.
17
17
14
24
88
Jan.
4
5 105
Feb.
8 61
Feo.
3 79% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
106
72% Feb.
64% Feb.
44% Feb.
Feb.
25
-
1
4 116
24 109%
3
85
7
75%
17
Jan.
Feb. 11 92%
Feb.
2 100
Feb.
75
Feb. 24 87
Jan. 14 110
Feb. 11
68
Jan.
4
94
24
04% Feb.
53
1
103% Feb.
104% Feb.
75% Jan.
53% Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan.
106
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
84% Feb.
112% Feb.
77%
94
3
16
81
Feb.
4
91%
72%
64%
44%
14%
108%
116
Feb.
116% 118
56
56% 48% Feo.
56
57
46% Feb.
82% Sale
85% Sale
103% 104
11
98% Jan.
83
81
93
Feb.
67% Feb.
2
Jan.
4
Jan. 13
Jan. 17
Jan.
3
Feb.
2
Jan.
6
Jan. 12
Feb. 26
Jan.
8
85
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
7
87
Jan.
1103% Feb.
91
Jan.
71% Jan.
100
Feb.
84
Feb.
108% Jan.
97% Jan.
112% Jan.
105
Feb.
61
Feb.
80% Jan,
CUES EXCHANGE
new YORK
52
NEW
In
Jan. 3
Jan. 1
9
21,000
25,000
57,000
25,000
15,000
308,000
37,000
16,000
22,000
44,000
61,000
153,000
81,000
17,000
14,000
33,000
1938
S
BONDS (Continued)—
55,000 Nor Cont Utll 5 %« A
1948
55,000 Nor Indiana GAB 4a.... 1952
211,000 Nor Ind Pub Sar»
1°4<>
5a series D
1969
82,000
167,000
4H» E
«°70
360,000 Nor States Power 3%s—1^67
81,000 Northwest Elec 6s ttpd. P»45
»957
37,000 Nor'west Pub Sen 5" A
....
....
149,000
32,000
...
Conv deb 5s........—
Okla Pow & Water 5s
A.
43,000 Pacific Coast Power 5a... 1940
1941
67,000 Pacific Gas 5t B1 6a B
19.000 Park Lexington Bldg 3s..l964
148,000 Penn Cent Lt & Pow 4>* s 1977
5s
.1979
38,606 Penn Electric 4s series P 1971
Penn-Ohlo Edison 6s
I95«'
Without warrants
20,000
100,000
5%« series B
1959
1947
58,000 Penn Pub Serr 6s C..
5s series D__
195*
14,000
14,000 Penn Water A Pow 4 %s. 1968
5fl
I94«
55,000
38,000
9,000
18,000
6,000
20,000
54,000
11,000
12,000
9,000
7,000
97
88
35% Sale
107
106
Sale
Sale
99
9234
97%
96
92
90
8534
89
10534
10534 Sale
L
104% 10634
Sale
Sale
73
103
10434
116%
116
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
35%
108
Sale
94
ii*
88
Ask
37
Sale
95%
96%
90
Sale
Feb. 17
36%
Feb.
2 108
Feb. 23
97%
94
Feb. 11
95
90
88% Feb. 14
35
106
93
97% Feb.
Sale 100%
Feb.
103% 103% 103% 102
98%
103 % l05%
1
Ask Bid
Bid
103
Sale
90
90
Feb.
104
96
90
Feb.
102% Sale 1003
115% 11634 1153
....
1942
1955
1938
.
101,000 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 4* fl it
4s series D__
1961
57,000
159,000 t4Peoples Lt at Pow 5s..l979
176,000 Pblla Elec Power 5Hi---1972
18,000 Phlla Rapid Transit 6s
1962
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
6
series A
1960
73,000
14,000 Plttaburgh Coal 6s
1949
194*
44,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s
1953
11,000 ♦Pomeranla Elec Co 6a.
49,000 Portland Gas & Coke S» 1940
94,000 Potomac Edison 0s ser E 1956
12,000
4Hs series F
I96t
27,000 Potrero Sugar 7a stamped 1947
14,000 Power Corp of Can 4 Hs B 1959
1954
12,000 'Prussian Elec 6a
....
...
.
86%
8934
112% 115
61%.
64
100% 101%
28
83%
28%
Sale
90
86%
115
113
61% Sale
99% 101
31
85%
83% Sale
95
85
90
83%
85%
86
Sale
83
94
99
^
8%
111
73%
Sale
Sale
Sale
76%
83
86
85
89%
80
89%
79%
83
106
106
105%
107% 105
100%
100% Sale 100% 101
108
107%
107% Sale
107%
108% 107% Sale
84
87%
88
86% Sale
91
Sale
88
88% Sale
8
7
9% Sale
7%
z'i
Feb.
107
25
4
Feb.
Feb.
25
5Q
99* 100%
30
2
3
17
11 <100
Jan.
19
18
11
96
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
Feb.
Jan.
6
26 100
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
3
58%
55
108
100
25
19%
50
52%
15
92% Feb. 28
73
:i
7
5
80
101
3
Jan.
115% Jan.
84
Jan.
11
Feb. 21 103% Jan.
Feb.
113% Feb.
60
Jan.
99
Feb.
24 116% Feb.
4
88
Jan.
14
18 113% Feb.
14
27
67
Jan.
10
4 101
Jan.
14
34% Jan.
19
Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
7
31% Jan.
7
83
Jan.
3
85""
Feb.
7
83
Jan.
27
92
Feb
1
86
Feb.
25
96
2
80
Feb.
18
91% Jan.
8
24 107% Feo.
28 103% Jan.
17
8 mo
108
3 108
10
19
25
32
86
88% Feb.
Feb. 24 107% Feb.
1 100% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7.
86% Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 14
28
Feb.
Feb. 15
18
97
110
21
Jan.
103% Jan. 19 105% Jan.
Jan.
104% Feb. 24 107
103% Feb. 14 106% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
56
Feb.
57% Sale
106% 107% 107% Feb. 25
4
97
96% Feb.
4
"21" Sale
19% Feb.
3
Sale
52% Feb.
18* 110
15
106% Feb.
106% 107% 107
1
107% Feb.
107% Sale 107% Sale
8
64
64
60
59% Feb.
67%
102
101
100% Feb. 19
100%
l&
8
21
Feb.
30
21% Sale
20%
60
106
60
Jan.
Jan.
8 104% Jan.
Feb.
91
102
4
Feb.
5
108
23 100
93% Jan. 14
88% Feb. 14
91% Jan. 311100% Feb. 28
86% Jan.
Feb.
4
105% Feb.
1
100
'
Feb!
14
Feb.
8
—
Jan.
107% Feb.
107% Jan.
Feb. 25
91% Feb. 24
10% Feb. 26
84
Feb. 14
Feb. 11
Ill
88
1 113
Sale
112% Feb.
Sale 113
75%
76% 75% Feb. 24 79
79%
112%
75%
57
110
94
11 105
24 107
31% Feb. 18
83% Feb. 23
88%
96% 100
25
20%
50
3
4
7
86%
113% Feb. 18 113%
2
65%
60% Feb.
4 100%
99
Feb.
84
Sale
92
105
107
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
95
91
106%
10234
108%
107%
33
33
85%
95
9234
107
104>
108J
109
95
113% 115
65% Sale
10034 Sale
32
90
89
Feb.
Feb. 25 102% Feb.
102% 101
117
115% Feb. 23 116% Feb.
89%
40
93
Feb.
4
17
28
35
23
91
7
105
10434 105%
104% Feb.
106% Sale 104% 105
103% Feb. 14 106
104% 105% 104% Sale
3 100
97
Sale
9934 Sale
96% Feb.
7
92
Sale
92%
86% Feb.
88% Sale
5
76
Feb.
79
78
80
77%
79
104
Feb.
Feb.
105% Jan.
Feb. 14
1 100% Feb. 28
8 103% Feb.
4
l*»4i
6,000
38,000
80,000
16,000
41%
89
70
Without warrants
28,000
2,000 Pacific Ltg at Pow 5s...
240,000 Pacific Power & Light 5s
12,000 Palmer Corp of L» 6a
4,000
22,000
38,000
6,000
7,000
20,000
39,000
39,000
83,000
37
107 %
1°46
19,000
2,000
92,000
10,000
18",006
Ask
103
1948
Pacific Investing 5s A..
Feb.
Bid
1*45
I'W
'*>5
1951
85,000 Olden Gas Co 5s
73,000 Ohio Power 5a aeries B..
106,000
4Hs series D.
276,000 Okla Nat Gas 4%i A
1
Pricr
YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
sales
aookeoate
88
7
88
"87" Jan"i§
Jan.
Jan.
8 109
11 108% Jan.
Feb. 10
3
Feb.
Jan. 31
10
4
10
21
Jan.
18
91% Feb.
10% Jan.
24
91
3 113
12
Feb.
4
79
Feb.
11
Feb.
26
Jan.
61
7 108
4 100
25
21
.Tan.
75% Feb. 24
27
61
Feb.
26
56
Jan.
108
Feb.
2
106
Jan.
98
Feb.
15
96% Feb.
21
Feb.
28
19
58% Feb. 15
4
107% Feb. 24
2
107% Feb.
48
Jan.
27
58% Feb.
15
106
Jan.
15 107% Jan.
1 107% Jan.
24
57
65
Jan.
18
7 101
Feb.
21
21% Jan.
14
64
Feb.
24
101
Feb.
21
21% Feb. 28
107% Feb.
Jan.
5
100% Jan.
20% Jan.
31
Feb.
2
Jan.
11
Feb.
28
8
Pub Service Co of N J—
6% perpetual certificates
190,000
263,000
9,000
26,000
38,000
26,000
119,000
42,000
90,000
147,000
38,000
64,000
13,000 Pub Serr of Nor Ills 0a C.
5a
46,000
4Hs series D
82,000
4Hs series E
32,000
4Ha series F—
214,000
4H« series I
75,000
159,000 Pub Serr of Okla 4s.
506,000 Puget Sound P & L 5%*
58 series C
77,000
4 H> aeries D
152,000
3,000
15,000
3,000
1966
1956
1978
I<,v-'
19*1
I960
1966
1949
84
1953
195>>
16,000
5,000 ♦Ruhr Housing 6H* A..
62
60%
195
♦Ruhr Gas Co 6Ha
26%
21%
113,000 {♦St Louts Gas A Coke w.'t
38,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4 H s T
1958
139,000 San Ant Pub Serr 5s B
1952
2,000 San Joaquin L&PbtB
Sauda Falls Co 5s
1955
2,000
8,000
52,000
24,000
2,000
71,000
27,000
37,000
2,000
19,000
100,000
57,000
5,000
140,000
60,000
71,000
90,000
46,000
20,000
30,000
12,000
19,000
58,000
120,000
25,000
35,000
126,000
100,000
12,000
287,000
150,000
12,000
11,000
19,000
17,000
31,000
52,000
"MOO
174,000
178,000
40,000
11,000
10
133% 135% 132% Feb.
105% Sale
112% Sale
103% 103%
103% 105
103% 104%
104% 105
Sale
104
103% Sale
105%
104% 106% 105
100% 101%
98%
106% 110
Sale
111
64
Sale
67
67
60
63
63
Sale
56
57
59%
85%
Sale
26%
12
108
109%
102% 103%
1285
110
Sale
133
112
95
92
Sale
26%
25%
20
11
10
Sale
1 134% Feb. 26 130
Jan.
3 134% Feb. 26
105
10
105
Feb.
106
Jan.
110%
103%
103%
102%
104%
15
110% Feb.
103% Jan.
103% Feb.
102% Feb.
104% Feb.
113
Feb.
Feb. 25 105% Feb.
7 113
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 11 103% Feb.
Feb. 14 104% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 21 104
3 106% Feb.
Feb.
2 101% Feb.
99
Feb.
4
67% Feb.
62% Feb.
14
2
1
5
26
99
104% Jan.
1937
6s...
♦Schulte Real Estate 6s.. 1951
Scrlpps (B W) Co 5Hs.
Scullin Steel Co 3s
1943
ServellncSs—......
1948
.1970
D
41,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s...
36,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s..
481,000 Southeast PAL 6s
354,000 Sou Calif Ed 3%a. .May 1
3% a series B
July 1
76,000
Debentures 3%a.
238,000
1st A ret mtge 4s.
98,000
Southern
108,000
107,000
30,000
96,000
25,000
28
Sale
101
1951
..
Sbawlnlgan W AP 4%a.-l4>67
4%a series B
1968
4 Hs series
126
'22%
100
28
23%
Sale
46
42%
107%:::::
107
104
Sale
103%
103%
Sale
Sale
103% 104
103% Sale
103% 104
62
Sale
61% Jan.
8
63
Feb.
Feb.
24
60
Jan.
18
25
53
Feb.
Jan.
65%
61
63
Jan.
17
80
Sale
80
Feb. 28
85
Feb. 25
80
Feb. 28
93% Jan.
14
28
Sale
25% Feb.
23
Feb.
1
28
5
24
Feb.
Feb.
24
12
26%
Sale
24
60
4
10
Feb.
12%
2 110%
Feb.
103% Feb. 16 104
128% Feb. 23 128%
112
Feb. 28 112
109
28
17
24
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb.
9
Feb.
8
Feb. 28
28
25% Feb.
21 % Jan.
24
Feb. 4
12%
108% Jan.
4 110%
102% Jan. 10 104
128% Feb. 23 128%
112
Feb. 28 112
10
1960
1960
1945
Sale
Sale
25
28
26
Sale
46% Sale
106%
104% Sale
104% Sale
104% Sale
104%
2025
11*
25
22% Feb.
Feb.
102
101
43%
106%
103%
103%
103%
55
71%
83%
104%
104%
106
108
Feb. 25
1
Feb.
46% Feb. 28
1
Feb.
104% Feb. 25
28
104% Feb.
104% Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
107
11
60
Feb.
Feb. 26 75% Feb.
7
Feb.
86% Feb.
2 106% Feb.
Feb.
2 106% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 14 106% Feb.
3 109% Feb.
Feb.
21
Feb.
Feb.
2
26
25
26
Jan.
21
'25
Feb. 28
Feb. 17
Feb. 24
Feb. 23
Feb.
9
Feb.
8
Feb.
28
Jan.
21
Feb. 25
21% Jan. 10 25
Jan. 28
8 102
100% Jan.
Jan. 20
50
43
Jan. 28
9 107% Jan. 15
106% Feb.
103% Jan. 29 104% Feb. 25
103% Jan. 31 104% Feb. 28
3 104% Feb. 28
103% Jan.
Feb. 11
71% Feb. 26
55
82
Jan.
104% Jan.
104% Jan.
Jan.
15
106
21
107% Jan.
26
104
63%
77%
95%
29 106%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
31 106% Feo.
13 106% Feb.
28 109% Feb.
28
12
20
15
25
26
15
21
Counties Gas
1968
105
Southern Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
56
57
51
S'western Assoc Tel 5s A. 1961
88%
92
92
m
95%
79%
95
of California 4He
Southwestern L A P 5s. .1957
Southwestern PAL 6s..2022
106%
Sale
Sale
Sale
97
72
67
47,000 S'western Pub Serr 6s A. 1945
145,000 {♦Standard Gas A Elec 6«_'3f>
♦68 Certlfs of deposit.
1935
159,000
♦Cony 6s
1935
83,000
♦6s Cony ctfs of deposit 1935
73,000
6s.
1951
273,000
6s
1966
196,000
193"
38,000 Standard Invest 5Hs
527,000 {Stand Power A Lt 4s... 1957
...1950
234,000 ♦Starrett Corp 5s
Stlnnes (Hugo) Indus—
7s 2d stamped
...1940
21,000
7s 2d stamped
1946
28,000
39,000 Super Power of 111 4Hs__i970
102
105
Sale
106
1968
105
Sale
106
195t>
39,000 fennEler Power 5s
103,000 Tenn Pub Sery 5s....... 1970
78
40,000
26%
102
1960
Sale
5
6
4
106% Sale
108% 109
76%
1957
17
Feb.
62%
56%
58% Sale
72%
78%
75%
Sale
84% Sale
106 % Sale
104% Sale
Sale
104% 104% 106
106% 106% 106% 107
Sale
110
108%
109%
1947
12
56% Feb.
64%
109% 109% 110
103% Sale
103% 104%
131
129
12834 132
Sale
112
111% 112
23%
22%
2
Jan.
104
Sale
109
102
15
106% Feo.
101% Jan.
69% Jan.
Feb.
25
17
21
104% Feb.
+Saxon Public Works—
4HS
Teml Hydro-Electric
24,000
249,000
271,000
Sale
103% Sale
103% 105
102% Sale
104% 104%
100% Sale
66% Sale
I9s«
14,000 Queens Boro G A E 0%*
Sale
105% 107
111
I**'
70,000
12,000
93,000
2,000
2,000
14,000
23,000
155,000
142,000
38,000
108,000
36,000
130
Co
6H» series A
64,000
447,000 Texas Elec Service 5s
637,000 Texas Power A Lt 5s
6s
7,000
30,000 Tide Water Power 5s A
50%
50%
105%
o9
Sale
P
96
66% Feb.
Sale
52
Sale
69%
42
44%
39
42
79%
19 105%
50
Jan.
27
1
85
Feb.
95
5
95% Jan.
66% Feb.
9
5
98% Jan.
21
10
79
Jan.
17
Feb.
1
105% Jan.
14
70% Feb.
25
1 100
Feb.
1
54% Feb.
1
52%
Sale
52
Sale
Feb.
43% Feb.
43% Feb.
44% Feb.
Sale
53%
Sale
44
Feb.
4
54
Sale
43%
44%
45
Sale
Jan.
25
Sale
52
Sale
43% Feb.
7
51%
Sale
42
Feb.
8
54% Feb. 28
54% Feb. 26
1
68% Feb.
53
Feb. 26
17
30% Feb.
45
46%
Sale
10
98
100
45
9
71
Sale
105% Feb.
52
Feb.
92
Feb.
3
98
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
69
Sale
Sale
85
97%
100
Sale
48%
22%
89
44
50%
51%
105% 106% 104
51
50
52%
r Sale
68%
Sale
44
Sale
22%
25%
45
64
67
50
Sale
27
29
47
40
44%
47
43
44%
47
106% 105% 106
Sale
105% Sale
67%
56%
Sale
58%
94%
70
Sale
60
75%
Sale
Sale
Sale
60%
87%
Sale
89
Sale
98
Sale
92
60
Sale
58
98
103
Sale
1956
2022
94
97
94
98
1976
80
84%
83
Sale
108%
108
100
Jan.
17
55
Jan.
12
1
54% Feb.
26
44
Jan.
27
55
Jan.
12
Feb.
26
44
Jan.
Feb.
5
23% Feb.
8
44%
44%
105%
104%
54
15
4
26
28
55
Jan.
12
43% Feb.
7
56
Jan.
12
Feo.
8
56
Jan.
12
42
62% Feb. 23
41
Jan.
21% Jan.
29
7
88
Jan.
6
Jan.
12
30% Feb. 17
43
Jan.
39
Jan.
105
Jan.
104% Feb.
25
65% Feb.
15
80% Feb. 25
57% Feb.
4
80% Feb. 25
57
7
60% Feb. 28
11
6
99% Jan. 26
86% Jan. 17
70
Feb.
Feb.
45
15
5
45%
3 106%
15 106%
78
Jan.
6
8
Feb. 23
7
Feb.
9
Feb.
4
45
Feb.
4
45%
Feb.
Feb. 17 106%
Feb. 15 106%
65% Feb.
57% Feb.
12
55
25
43% Feb.
43% Feb.
1
Feb.
17
62% Feb. 23
41
100
Feb. 26
56% Jan. 13
Jan. 17
Feb. 23
Feb.
7
Jan. 10
Jan.
5
—
1953
I960
Sale
Sale
103
84%
96%
86
57
Feb. 15
60% Feb. 28
1
5
94% Feb.
85% Feb.
2
96% Feb. 25 103% Feb.
Jan.
4
82% Jan.
6
94
83
Feb.
106
1
Feb.
84% Feb.
16
Jan.
5 100% Jan.
85% Feb.
96% Feb. 25 104% Jan.
Toledo Edison Co—
1st mtge gold 5a...
1962
235,000
348,000 Twin City Rap Tr 5 Hs A. 1952
77,000
22,000
Ulen A Company—
6a 4th stamped
1950
United Elec of N J 4a
1949
107 J62
36%
113%
Sale
108% 106% 107
55% Sale
59% Sale
43
-----
114%
46
42
46
54% Feb.
Feb.
54% Feb.
2
40
Jan.
1
114
Jan.
60% Feb. 23
57
Jan.
Feb.
18
24
Feb.
27% Feb.
1
23
Jan.
Jan.
64
24
28
58
1
Feb.
Feb.
57
Jan.
8
96% Feb.
23
94% Feb.
42% Feb. 18 45% Feb.
114% Feb. 28 114% Feb.
Sale
114%
58
Sale
62
33
Feb.
11
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
56%
26%
57
23%
27%
61%
58%
95%
24
Feb.
18
24
26
35
23% Feb.
14
66
70
60
Feb.
2
66
64
Sale
97
100
58% Feb.
94% Feb.
Sale
106
108% Feb.
59% Feb.
63% Jan.
14
5
47
Jan.
6
8 114% Jan.
29
9 108% Jan.
15
22
United Elec Service 7s... 1956
39,000
1,000
7,000
46,000
79,000
42,000
Without warrants..
75,000
7,000 ♦United Indus 4%a..— -1941
♦1st 6s
1945
12,000
1974
158,000 United Lt A Pow 6HiDeb 6s...
1975
283,000
5H«
1959
71,000
For footnotes see page 53.
56
60
68%
35
25
73%
Sale
99
Sale
24%
24%
71
24
18
27
28
28
60% Feb. 23
24% Jan.
27% Feb.
75
8
1
Jan.
12
72% Jan.
8 100% Jan.
12
12
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
SALES
new york
curb exchange
In
Since
February
176,000 United Lt a Rya 5%s
1952
*• serial a
1952
129,000
Deb 6s series a
1973
60,000
23,000 Utah Power & Light 4h*1944
6s aerlea a
..2022
42,000
67,000
24,000
47,000
131,000
8,000
Yadkin
67
100
58
Sale
Sale
60%
81
82 %
78
80
70
Sale
73%
Sale
105 %
66
Sale
87
Sale
83% Sale
7884
Sale
78
81
Sale
Sale
84
Lowest
70% Sale
104
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
64% Feb.
8
70% Feb. 28
23
64% Feb.
18
1
53% Jan.
Sale
96
Feb.
63
56
Feb.
8
78
81
75
80
Sale
64
Feb.
Feb.
8
67
8
70
89% Sale
83% Sale
83%
86
83
Feb.
11
77% Feb.
80
Feb.
15
Feb.
8 104% Feb.
60
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
96
Feb.
75
78% Jan.
8
5
12
8 106% Jan.
70
Jan.
13
14
28
82
1
64
Feb.
Feb.
8
8
Jan.
Jan.
83
Feb.
11
3
89% Feb. 26
84% Feb. 25
75
Jan.
5
90% Jan. 12
84% Feb. 25
7
84
Feb.
26
80
Feb.
7
85
3
19
78
13
Jan.
11
Corp—
♦5s Income deb
...1954
182,000
134,000 Wash Gas Light Co 5a... 1958
1951
25,000 Wash ry a Blec 4s
254,000 Wash Water Power 5s...1960
Western Newspaper UnionCons deb 6a
.......1944
67,000
37,000 West Penn Blec 5s.......2030
29,000 West Penn Traction 5a..1960
1957
431,000 West Texas Utll 5s a
118,000 West United gab 5%• a 55
1941
2,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5s
102,000 Wis Minn Lt a Pow 5a... 1944
165,000 Wisconsin p a l 4a a....1966
204.000
Bid
76% Sale
Sale
69 %
160,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5%s A..1946
6s
1946
52,000
5a aerlea b
.......1950
63,000
24,000
18,000
16,000
211,000
56,000
1,000
21,000
65,000
Ask Bid
Ask
Bid
105,000
53,000
30,000
9,000
13,000
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1938
Astoria
1
Jan. 3
bonds (Concluded)—
Waldorf
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 1
106,000
75,000
11,000
152,000
53
NEW YOKE CURB EXCHANGE
March, 1938]
16
Sale
18% Sale
105
105% 105% 104
107%
107%
105
Sale
101% Sale
15
105
106% Sale
105% 106
37
100
Sale
Sale
14% Jan.
2
103 % Feb.
5
106% Jan.
101
Feb.
18 105
1
101
Feb.
39
Sale
35
FeD.
39% Feb. 21
35
97
97
Feb. 16 101
98%
3 103%
103% 100% Feb.
Sale
81
Feb.
7
86%
106
7 105%
104% Feb.
107% Feb. 14 107%
Sale" 105% Feb.
7 106
Sale
3
95
92% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
39
101
100% 102
83% Sale
102
85%
Sale
104%
107%
107%
105% 106% 105%
93%
91%
93
105
103% Feb.
Sale
104% 105% 100
70
72% 67%
70
75
73
26
23 105% Feb.
8 107% Feb.
99
103% 104 34
84% Sale
104 3* Sale
107%
105% Sale
91%
93
1937
Feb.
107% Feb.
37
Sale
105
Riser Power 5s.. 1941
48,000 $♦ York Rya Co 5s
13
103
96
Feb.
5
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
100%
80%
104%
107%
105%
91%
11
23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
106
Jan.
3
96% Jan.
14
14 105% Jan.
73
Jan.
26
2
72% Feb.
10
7
17
17
39% Jan.
102
103%
89%
105%
107%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
96
4
14 104% Feb.
67% Fee. 24
97
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
Feb. 18
Feb. 14
19
Feb. 26
5
26 105% Jan. 26
5
3 107% Feb.
Jan. 13
18 106
67% Feb.
18
6
8
24
Feb.
foreign government
and municipal
Agrlcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
17,000
10,000
2,000
12
20
23
21
Sale
76
85
86
12
♦30-year 7a
Jan 15 1946
32,000
♦20-year 7a
Jan 15 1947
16,000
4,000 ♦Baden (Germany) 7a....1951
25
24
23
Sale
20
23
Sale
19%
30
21%
22%
70
85
73
80
86
73
86
20
21
Feb.
28
23
Jan.
28
23
Jan.
28
23
Feb.
17% Jan.
24
21% Feb. 25
23
Feb.
28
20
Jan.
24
21
21% Feb.
25
21
Jan.
3
21% Feb.
5
80
Jan.
6
80% Jan.
13
76
Feb.
14
24
Buenos Aires (Pros)
2,000
17,000
♦7*8 stamped.
.....1947
♦7s stamped.......
1952
4,000
2,000
76,000
72
70
76
Feb.
8
8% Feb.
18
Feb.
8
76
Feb.
8
9% Feb.
25
7
Jan.
Feb.
8
9% Feb.
5
76
25
♦gmucs Valley (Dept of) Rep of
10,000
12,000
21,000
Colombia extl a 17s
.1948
♦Can* Bk of German State &
Pros Banks 6s b
1951
14,000
♦6s a
1952
16,000
26,000
1,000
Danish Cons Munlc
5s
1953
Danslg p
5,000
24,000
20,000
10,000
11,000
4,000
18,000
8,000
5%s.l955
7%
6%
25%
35
25
27%
100% 101%
100
102%
8%
Sale
22
11%
25
26
101% 102
99% 104
28
25
30
22
9%
34
22% Feb.
11
26
Feb.
21
Feb.
21
26
Feb.
21
8 101% Feb.
14
26
101% 102
99% 100
100% Feb.
27
25
Jan.
Jan.
7
26
Feb.
21
101% Feb.
100% Jan.
22% Feb.
100% Jan.
100% Jan.
14
13
a Wat'way bd
68
52
sxternal a f 6 ha
40,000
1902
57,000 ♦German Cons Munlc 7a.1947
♦6s
1947
51,000
20,000 ♦Hanover (City) Ger 7a.. 1939
15,000 ♦Hanoser (Pros) 6%a
1949
37,000 ♦Lima (City). Peru, t%«.1958
1958
19,000 ♦Maranhao (State) 7s
10,000 ♦Medellln (Colombia) 7s.l951
20%
20%
50
61
20 %
20
24
Sale
21
58
60%
13
30
20
18
21%
14%
20
12%
WA
22
18
19
Sale
10
22
7%
10
15
8
7%
Jan.
19
22
Feb.
16
Feb.
20
Jan.
22
20% Feb.
12% Feb.
18% Feb.
19
Jan.
20% Jan.
6
13 % Jan.
6
18% Feb. 25
Feb.
7
22
15
20
26
20
21%
20%
58
58
20% Feb.
Sale
21
53% Feb.
19% Jan.
19% Jan.
14
53% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21% Feb.
21% Feb. 25
Feb.
26
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
14
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
26
68
64
Feb.
7
70
Feb.
10
64
Feb.
7
72
Jan.
17
Sale
9%
20
20%
11%
17%
7%
21
Feb.
14
23
Feb.
17
21
Feb.
14
23
Feb.
Sale
21
Feb.
14
23
10
23
Jan.
17
28
15
Feb.
1
22
15% Jan.
25
22%
8%
9%
10
1q
22
11% Feb.
16% Jan.
7% Jan.
Mendoss (Pros) Argentina
39,000
75,000
6,000
20,000
23,000
♦7s Issue of May i927...1947
9,000
♦7s Issue of Oct 1927
1947
25,000
32,000 ♦Mtge Bank of Chile 6a..1931
l'e'ooo
63~66O
♦7%a-4a stamped...
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
65%
1951
•
a
r
X
•
20
15
22
20
25
18%
18%
99%
11
9%
15
Sale
98%
9%
8%
%
%
%
%
Sale
%
5
57
11
67,000 ♦Santiago (Chile) 7s..... 1949
♦7a
1961
16,000
11%
12%
64
13
Sale
12%
Sale
12%
Feb.
8%
%
%
%
%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
h
7
56
Feb.
7
56
13% Feb.
13% Feb.
17
56
56
Feb.
13%
13%
13%
58
15%
18%
13
Feb.
1
13% Feb.
2
4
25
20
7
21
5
26
11
6
Feb.
7
65
Jan.
17
11% Jan.
11% Jan.
2
Illinois
Central
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
4 102%
2
10%
10%
%
%
%
%
5
13% Feb.
13% Feb.
17
2
Public
10
5
6
Service
h
1981,
account is
taken
4%s
Feb. 3 at 91
nUndertherulesales.in which
no
in computing range, are given below:
;
d. 1927, Feb. 9 at 47%
Oklahoma Natural Gas 6% conv. pref., Feb. 3
Chicago Rys. 5s c.
o.
at 91
r
page
17)
Throughout the month the
be¬
While British note circulation declined sharply after the
there
of renewed
was
interest
evidence toward the end of
the part
of hoarders in
shown by the
increase of £440,000 in note circulation of the Bank of
England for the week ended Feb. 23.
The superabundance
of money in London continued to play an important part in
British
on
bank
notes,
as
rates at an excessively low level.
In fact,
money rates have been so easy for several years that the
technical working conditions of the great discount houses
have been extremely unprofitable.
As a result, these houses,
which for more than a century have been one of the main
props of international trade, have been obliged to fill their
portfolios to an increasing extent with gilt-edged govern¬
ment and other securities foreign to the original character
of their business.
annual addresses
all
the
chairmen
of
the
puting range, are given beiow:
No sales
interests by Sir Robert Kindersley tbat Great Britain would
soon fined itself living
on capital rather than on income,
in
much
as
of
it
as
was
not
repaid by amortization.
On Feb. 1 Sir
John Simon, Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced in
the House of (Commons the relaxation of the Treasury's
ban
foreign
on
In answer to
Chancellor
borrowing
issues
said,
London
the
money
market.
among
come
"I do not consider
other things:
when consent with respect to foreign
defined under the Foreign Transactions Advisory
as
Committee's
terms of reference can be given indiscrimi¬
nately.
I refer particularly to those applications on behalf
of foreign governments, foreign local or public authorities,
State-controlled organizations.
Applications of this kind
continue to be considered on their merits along the
or
will
line laid down
the
regard to
in
the committee's
general
terms of
reference with
policy of the government.
Greater
lititude, however, will be allowed until further notice re¬
specting applications not falling within the class I men¬
I
tioned.
refer
long-term basis
I
terms
the
include
prise
in
large
blocks
foreign
of
necessity of foreign lending in order to further the British
term
export trade. As a result of this emphasis, and the voicing
of similar opinions by important industrial leaders, the
considerations
particularly to
on
purpose
great
behalf
of
borrowers
raising
British
from
of
new
money
on
borrowers, in which
of tbe Empire
development enter¬
part
any
of acquiring assets
or
countries, and to transactions involving
foreign-owned securities.
Foreign short-
lending of a non-commercial character involves other
and
raises
special
difficulties
rendering
it
generally undesirable."
government took steps early in February to relax the ban
on foreign loans.
It was believed that the report of former
Premier van Zeeland of Belgium, which stressed the need
momentum
for
feared toward the end of
in
questions put by Members of Parliament, the
that the time has
banks, which appeared in January, emphasized the
resumption of foreign lending, might have influenced
the government's decision.
Before the ban was relaxed
it was also pointed out to British banking and industrial
reinvesting overseas the amounts
foreign loans
for
of
Cash sales, in which no account is taken in com¬
Deferred delivery sales, In which no account Is
taken in computing range, are given below:
equivalent for gold in the open market ranged
tween $34.90 and $35.19 an ounce.
The
9
Aluminum.Industries, Inc., Jan. 20 at 7.
dollar
British
1
'd-v," non-voting.
a
ests in the London gold market.
money
98% Jan.
Feb. 19
FeD. 28
Feb. 21
8
Feb.
Feb. 16
11
Feb.
"ww" with warrants
(Continued from
keeping
25
9%
10%
%
%
%
%
2
Used Above:
of
of
16% Jan.
14% Jan.
4
8% Feb.
% Feb. 21
3
% Feb.
% Feb. 16
8
% Feb.
1
58
Feb.
9
17
23
8 102% Feb.
100% Feb.
Sale
%
foreign funds in London was so large
as
to cause concern in official quarters.
Refugee money
continued to pour into London during February, and this
trend was reflected in the active bidding by hoarding inter¬
acquisition
Sale
8%
Feb.
15% Feb.
"x-w." without warrants
"cod," certificates of deposit
"cons," consolidated,
"conv." convertible
the
II*
18
103% 101%
9%
9%
9
10%
10%
%
%
%
%
100
"vtc," voting trust certificates
"w i," when issued
t Reported In receivership.
the month
15%
12%
"m." mortgage
"■
Abbreviations Used Above'.
Christmas holidays,
23
"cum " cumulative.
Bonds being traded flat.
the volume
65
toorenationt
Deferred delivery sale,
Bold for cash
Ex-dividend
and
25
67%
14%
6s stamped
.1931
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl977
No par value.
Sola under the rule
n
70
23
....
6,000
28,000
1,000
65%
15
19,000 ♦Parana (Stateof). Bras 7s'5r
50,000 ♦Rio de Janeiro 6)4s....l95'i
30,000 ♦Russian Cost 6h*
1919
♦Certificates of dep
91,000
♦5*s
1921
126,000
♦Certificates of dep.....
22,000
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
♦7a stamped..........1945
11,000
4,000
20,000
10,000
73,000
63,000
19,000
Sale
The
British
maintaining
in
a
rearmament
program
February, and
was
continued
an
to
gather
important factor in
high level in the engineering trades.
December that
It
was
the pending com¬
pletion of the great housing program would tend to retard
(Continued
on
page
56)
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
...Shares.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
AQGREQATB
-
3ALE3
February
Shares.
Ask
3,400
1,650
48
45
48
47
45
42
45
44 34
1927
44
47
43
45
43
STOCKS
840 Adams (J D) Mfg com
13,150 Adama Oll & Gas.Co com
♦
30%
37%
100
580
130 Altorfer Bros cony pref
*
980 American Pub Serf pref..100
30
950
650
1,850
300
550
50
100
450
600
2,000
1,750
4.250
Armour & Co
5
common....
Aro Equipment Corp com...l
Asbestos Mfg Co com
1
Associates Invest Co com...4
Athey Truss Wheel capital..*
9
10
12
16
14
9
7
9
33
35
30
35
50
53
7
52
| 60
5% Sale
534
6%
1
1%
33
Sale
Sale
4
234
3%
200 Backstay Welt Co com......*
1,150 Barber Co (W. H.) com
1
800 Barlow fit Seellg Mfg A com..5
7%
10
18%
*
Belden Mfg Co common....10
Bendiz Aviation Corp com
5
.
.
.
5&
334
6
6
4
634
11
8
10
Sale
11
1034
10%
11% Sale
6% Sale
5%
6%
634
6%
1%
3454
4%
154
5354
534
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
1%
6
4
154
8%
1134
10
10
12
10%
Sale
7
Sale
20
Sale
12
13
12
18
21
18
21
17
5,800
1,820
550
180
1,150
5
7%
4%
7%
19
Sale
%
pref... •
5%
8
Sale
Sale
740 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
3,420 Central 111 Pub Serv pref..
800
Cant 111 Secur
Common
6
634
6%
8%
4%
7%
1934
1%
2,750 Castle & Co (A M) common.10
800
49
Feb.
48
Jan.
7
44% Feb.
17
Feb.
24
47
Feb.
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
2034
Feb.
24
834 Feb.
634 Feb.
334 Feb.
4
17
3
Feb.
Feb.
2
734 Feb.
40
24
3634
734
534
354
654
834
1334
634
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
14
Sale
Feb.
3
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb. 28
7
9
3
28
40
26
5
17
14
Jan. 12
Jan. 27
Jan. 17
9
Jan. 13
35
Jan. 19
Jan. 14
56
634 Jan. 10
7
Feb. 21
154 Jan. 17
5
4
31
28
27
11
634 Feb.
11
24
33
Fej.
24
33
Feo.
3
54
Feb.
9
52
Jan
19
634 Feb.
17
5
Feb.
28
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
6
Feb.
Feb.
1
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
33
52
5
28
9
1
Feb.
4
32
Feb.
8
4
34 Feb.
16
1 34 Feb.
4
11
Feb. 21
4
Feb.
7
134
3454
434
134
34
9
6
2
Feb.
4
Jan.
1
Jan.
Feb.
15
Feo.
7
11
2
Jan.
834 Jan.
17
10
Jan.
'8
3
12
Jan.
13
1334 Jan.
9
Jan.
13
19
19
26
3
13°*
Jan.
Jan.
10
13
Jan.
12
1434 Jan.
12
13
12
11
Jan.
23
8
7
Feb.
1
3
6
Feb.
3
17
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
1334
2134 Feb.
1254 Feb.
4
954
1134
654
554
1654
2134
1254
Feb. 19
3
Jan.
8
Feb.
Jan. 26
3
Jan.
4
Feb.
4
Feb.
19
Jan.
31
554 Jan.
734 Feb.
4
4
Jan.
7
634 Jan.
1834 Jan.
27
4
654
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2134
2234
934
434
834
1034
2434
1334
Sale
50
6
Feb.
1954 Feb. 23
2554 Feo. 25
4
1254 Feb.
4
3
654
934
454
854
2134
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
Feb.
5
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
9
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feo. 21
8
Feb.
54
2434
1334
5154
Feb. 10
Feb. 15
Feb.
5
Feb. 28
734
434
734
1934
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
34
2034
1234
4634
3
14
3
19
15
7
6
10
28
3
3654 Jan.
454 Jan.
Feb.
23
6
Jan.
3
Feb.
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
854 Feb. 26
1334 Feb. 14
iS*
24
9
754
454
734
1134
1554
3234 Jan.
o y\
354 Jan.
19
22
23
1334
4734
534
354
634
834
3
Feb.
34
20
'13% "14"'
47
9
Feb.
8
1334 Feb.
2454
18
23
14
300
350
17
4
44% Feb. 28
44% Feb. 17
3
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
1,810
17
19
Sale
1234
634
554
10
conv
Feb.
954 Feb.
1134 Feb.
654 Feb.
12%
10
17
800 Canal Const Co
49
44% Feb. 28
44% Feb. 17
Sale
11%
200 Brach & Sons (E J) capital ..*
400 Brown Fence 8c Wire cl A
•
1,850
Common
...............1
6,050 Bruce Co (E L) com
5
4,450 Burd Piston Ring com..
1
16,300 Butler Bros common
.-10
2,500
5% convertible preferred 30
2
18
12
6,100 Bliss Ac Laughlin Inc com ..5
21,000 Borg-Warner Corp common. 5
700
900
420
4
3634 Feb.
9
50
—
Sale
Sale
734
134
3334
434
it* \VA
1,900
9,100
800
Feb.
47
4434 Feb. 28
44% Feb. 17
854 Feb. 26
1334 Feb. 14
100
900
Highest
Sale Prices
54 Feb.
3234
Berghoff Brewing Co__.._
1
850 Blnka Mfg Co capital...... 1
3,050
1,450
6,450
Lowest
Sale Prices
16
8
"
154
2%
Bastl an-Blesslng Co com.
Sale
17
634
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
8%
10
9
400 Automatic Products com...5
1,950 Automatic Washer com.....3
2,800
4,000
5,750
8,000
46
35
,*""350
12%
28,030
1,300
2,600
1,260
3,250
Sale
3934
834
554
354
634
834
37% Sale
834 W 934
4% * 5
3% Sale
6
6%
250 Allied Products Corp cl.A.25
450
Common
...10
400
Highest
Sale Prices
Par.
3,100 Abbott Laboratories com...*
610
11,550
50
43
*
4,800 Advanced Alum Castings.__5
1,400 Aetna Ball Bearing common.!
1,100 Allied Laboratories com
*
450
Ask
42
1927
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
Bid
1927
Certificates of deposit.
Shares.
Feb. 1
1938
1,000 Chicago Rys 5s ctfa
100
1
Jan. 3
BONDS
11,000
1,400
$2,000
4,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
6,000 Cal & So Chlc*5s"ctf8
Chicago City Ry 5a
6,000
J
Price
Bid
10,000
1,000
1937
$17,000
18,000
c_
_
Jan. 1 to Feb .28-
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
February
1,909,000
4,218,000
407,000
1,002,000
1938
Bond Sales
1937
1938
February
3
28
8
Jan.
654
2234
2834
1334
2234
7
Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
10
Jan.
25
11
Jan.
Jan.
934
534
854
2134
10
11
15
Feb. 25
Feb. 23
Jan.
Jan.
134 Jan.
34 Feb.
9
Jan.
4
25
Jan.
1234 Feb. 21
8
4634 Feb.
14
Jan.
19
15
10
4
5154 Feb. 28
Corp—
\
Convertible
preferred..
*
16,200 Central S W Utll com
50c
2,470
Prior lien preferred
•
1,150
Preferred..
...»
930 Central States Pr 8c Lt pref.*
2,000 Chain Belt Co com
»
700 Cherry Burrell Corp com...5
54
4%
2
95 >4
30%
1
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
i? m ifi
54 Sale
534
154
9554
3034
J*
18
634
Sale
554
154
Sale
Sale
54 Feb.
534 Feb.
134 Feb.
Jan.
5
134 Feb.
3
24
Sale
96
Sale
94
33
Sale
2934 Feb.
33
Feb.
17
Feb.
4
Feb.
15
1234 Feb.
15
Feb.
25
4
454
1534
1934
15
17
4
26
5
Feb.
Sale
5%
1334
2134
54 Jan.
34 Feb. 23
634 Feb. 25
2
Feb.
9634 Feb.
9
34 Jan.
634 Jan.
234 Jan.
11
17
w4
Jan.
28
97
Jan.
p8
2934 Feb.
9
33
Feb.
17
92
4
Jan.
5
1254 Feb.
1854 Jan.
3
15
4
2134 Jan.
534 Jan.
13
Feb. 25
17
Chic City 8c Con Ry—
200
50
22,800
1,050
10
4,000
350
200
34
Common.................
50
Participation preferred
*
57,650 Chic Corp common........1
5,500
30
Preferred
10 Chicago Electric Mfg A
*
7,300 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
1,250 Chicago 8c N W Ry Com..100
Sale
32
1554
34
3834 Sale
1
134
1
33
1634
34
43
45
58
Sale
2
154
Sale
134
Sale
Sale
35
22
Sale
32
54
234
3234
1634
34
2
34 Feb. 24
54 Feb. 28
3
134 Feb.
Feb.
4
1834 Feb.
14
Feb.
3
154
134 Feb.
3
5
834
34 Feb.
834 Feb.
31
43
34 Feb. 24
54 Feb. 28
234 Feb. 24
34
Feb.
24
1834 Feb. 14
5934 Feb. 28
154 Feb.
1
54 Feb. 24
54 Feb. 28
3
134 Feb.
31
Feb.
4
1834 Feb.
3854 Jan.
134 Jan.
14
54 Jan.
834 Feb.
34 Feb. 24
54 Feb. 28
234 Jan. 11
34
14
3
4
Feb. 24
1834 Feb. 14
5934 Feo. 28
154 Jan. 10
Chicago Rys—
40
320
10
320 Chic Rivet & Machine cap..4
80
120
170 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
160
Common capital.........*
18,450
Part certificates *'2"....100
32,100 Cities Service Co
•
com
500 Club Aluminum Uten Co
*
30
00 Coleman L'p & Stove com...*
26,700
3,150
2.450
61,950 Comm'wealth Edison com..25
7,000 Compressed Ind Gases cap..5
3,850 Consolidated Biscuit com...1
9% Sale
90
9934
6134 Sale
2
134
26%
Sale
1%
33
*17"" Sale"
34
834
96
34
9
100
70
61
154
134
Sale
2
Sale
28
2354 Sale
2054 Sale
354
434
334
354
634
234
34
7
5
4
154
7%
9934 100
6334
6434
154 Sale
154
2
2634
28
2434 Sale
2034
2134
454 Sale
99
Feb.
64
Feb.
154 Feb.
3
34 Feo.
834 Feb.
Feb.
3
99
Feb.
3
134 Feb.
1
6134 Jan.
154 Feb.
134 Jan.
16 100
11
65
7
5
3
Feb.
1
28
2234 Feb.
3
Feb.
9
2534 Feb. 18
2154 Feb. 25
434 Feb. 17
28
20
334 Feb. 24
Feb.
1
27
Feb.
34 Jan.
14
10
Jan.
8
16 100
65
3
Jan.
7
2
Jan.
18
3
3
7
154 Jan.
3
30
Feb.
8
Jan.
27
Jan.
12
2234 Feb.
3
2734 Jan.
7
17
Jan.
3
25
Jan.
12
334 Jan.
5
434 Feo.
17
Feb.
24
4
134
54
1334
9734
134
Jan.
Feb.
7
6% Jan.
2H Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
18
61
Jan.
3
Consumers Co—
160
1,730
V t c pref part shares....50
150
600
Com part shs v t c A...50
140
440
50
50
3,550
Common part shs v t c B..*
50 Continental Steel com......*
12
15
1234
70
9634
9734
97
Preferred..............100
10,550 Cord Corporation...
500 Cudahy Packing Co pref.. 100
65
1,250
2,250 Cunningham Drug Stores 2%
13
3
"l",456
4,450 Dayton Rubber Mftf com....*
250
Cum class A pref........35
70 Curtis Lighting Inc com....*
.
154
....5
100
200
154
634
734
17
Sale
1334
4
3
154
5
134
1354
1234
98
97
Sxle
34
134
24
154 Feb.
54 Feb.
1334 Feo.
2
98
2
18
Feb.
2
134 Feb.
14
534 Feb. 14
2
Feb.
23
34 Feb. 24
1334 Feb. 18
98
Feb.
2
154 Feb.
1
68
95
68
90
70
Feb.
18
14%
1534
1334
14
254
1034
1354 Feb.
4
1454 Feb.
2
854 Feb.
3
25
20
1054 Feb.
2154 Feb.
23
23
5
2
4
2
834
834
934
934
22
334
134
14
9834
Sale
Feb.
4
20
24
20
70
Feb.
18
4
2
7
14
4
254 Feb.
16
4
3
Feb.
1354 Feb.
Jan.
28
8
Jan.
6
20
Jan.
28
254 Feb.
16
22
5
18
Jan. 26
Jan. 12
nlVt Feb. 18
70
1554 Jan. 24
334 Jan. 28
1054 Jan. 21
2154 Feb. 23
it*
Jan.
Feo.
Decker (Alf) 8c Cohn—
450
10
70
25
650
"TI55
900
1,900
10
Common..
1,350 Dixie-Vortex Co
500
Class A
....
..100
com..
1,900 Dodge Mfg Corp
.....
common
1,150 Eddy Paper Corn (The)
For footnotes see page 56
*
10
Preferred
70 Deep Rock Oil conv pref....*
70 De Mets Inc pref
*
490 Dexter Co (The) com
.5
234
334
50
26
234
75
1834
254
75
6
*
15
...»
31
16
35
*
12
14
*
1654
1934
18
25
21
434
16
29
1134
2034
8
1734
3234
Sale
21
334
1
61
Feb.
8
61
Feb.
8
24
1834 Feb.
4
20
Feb.
25
454 Feb.
24
25
4
16
Sale"
3034
1134
1834
3234
Sale
2134
16
Feb.
4
454 Feb. 24
1634 Feb. 24
334 Jan.
17
Feb.
8
61
Feb.
1834 Feb.
4
20
Feb.
21
234 Feb.
73
23
21
20
434
Sale
1834
6
21
Jan
8
25
6
61
31
10
Feb.
1134 web.
19
Feb.
21
Feb.
Jan.
454 Feb. 24
4
1534 Jan.
Jan.
18
3
10
Feb.
11
11
19
Jan.
4
.
634 Jan.
1654 Jan.
18
31
34
Jan.
13
1454 Jan.
12
Feb.
11
21
March, 1938]
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES
In
February
Shares
2,650
55
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
chicago
stock exchange
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
Jan. 3
Since
Jan. 1
STOCKS
Feb. 1
1938
Ask
Par Bid
SharesM
9,340 El Household Utll Corp
2,800 Elgin Nat Watch Co
150 Pair, The common
850
STOCK
5
15
3** Sale
22
23
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
Bid
3% Sale
21
23
Ask
3** Sale
21
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
3*4 Feb.
1
Feb.
~
21
3** Feb.
22
Feb.
2
2
4*4 Jan.
3** Jan.
Feb.
21
6
Jan.
24
28
Jan.
17
14
6** Jan. 28
Pits Simons A Connell Dock
600
850
900
700
Ac Dredge Co com
2.750 Puller Mfg Co common
1
*
2,050 Gardner Denver Co com
100
S3 cum conrpref
...20
350
950 General Candjr Corp A
5
6.300 General Finance Corp com.. 1
36,500 Gen Household Utll com.
»
2,500
17,500
310
40
360 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B
110
Class A
......
2.400
800
4.800
3,800 Goldblatt Bros Inc com.....*
1,450 Gossard Co (H W) com
10,450 Great Lakes D Ac D com....*
310
650 Hall Printing Co com
10
100 Hamilton Mfg cl A part pf
10
650 HarnischfeSer Corp com
10
6,700 Heileman Brew Co G cap—1
850 Heln Werner Motor Parts..3
1,900
100
Heller (W E)
preferred
¥
Sale
15
30
100
130
50
440 Hlbb Spencer Bartlett com. 25
280 Horders Inc common
54
51
9** Sale
3**
2% Sale
394
6**
2*4
5** Feb.
Feb.
24
12
Feb.
3
51
6
3
2
13*4
Feb.
52
2
9**
10
3**
39*
19* Sale
10
Feb.
18
3** Feb.
2** Feb.
9** Feb.
1
3** Feb. 26
19* Feb. 21
2
1
12
Sale
16
12
Feb.
1
14
35
22
34
32
Feb.
14
33
22
iS*
14
15
1794 Feb. 16
7** Feb. 19
12** Feb.
9
5**
7**
Sale
694
§
Sale
6
7
6
Sale
59*
6
5** Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
6
15
27
26
21
12
Feb.
32
Jan.
1794 Feb. 16
7** Feb. 19
12** Feb.
Feb.
8
2
2
Feb. 23
16
Jan.
6
3
6** Feb. 25
5** Feb.
5*4 Feb.
2
3
6
Feb. 26
59* Feb. 25
7
Jan.
294 Jan.
16
Jan.
17
27
6** Jan. 20
Feb.
3
5** Jan. 27
5
Jan.
6
6
5
11
12
52*4 Jan. 26
10*1 Jan. 26
4*4 Jan. 10
294 Jan.
8
14
21
Feb. 24
Feb.
6
„
Feb. 24
2
1194
52**
9**
3**
19*
Feb.
Feb.
;
6**
6*4
59*
5**
6** Sale
4*4
5
6*4
6 J4
8
6%
5*4
7
6
8**
Sale
30
399
1894 Sale
8
8**
2
2** Feb.
13** Feb. 16
21
18
com
6
12**
21*4 Sale
42**
24
44
Without warrants
1,700 Hormel Ac Co (Geo)
6
7**
2** Sale
12** Sale
Jan. 27
Feb. 24
33
23** Jan.
894 Jan.
12
16
23
Feb.
11
7*4 Jan. 10
69* Jan. 20
7** Jan. 11
7
Jan.
14
6*4 Jan.
17
25
100
1,000
2*4
12>i
55
10
Sale
26
....
7
S*
50**
16
18**
13**
17**
A..*
19**
41*4
179*
21
45
16**
18
19
Feb.
8
19
44** Feb.
2
13** Feb. 21
Feb.
8
45** Feb. 18
13** Feb. 21
Feb.
5
18
Feb.
2
89* Feb.
10** Feb.
1** Feb.
4
10
Feb.
17
24
Feb.
4
25
5
Feb.
1
5
17
19
Feb.
8
41*4 Jan. 10
13** Jan. 19
1694 Jan.
7
Feb.
19
8
45** Feb. 18
14
Jan.
10
21
Jan.
12
3
8*4 Jan.
3
10** Feb.
4
19* Jan.
3
594 Jan.
103** Feb. 28 108
Jan.
Jan.
12
5
11
11
Houdallle-Hershej—
200
300
650
850 Hubbell, Harvey, Inc com..5
4,400 Hupp Motors com (new)
1
1,650 Illinois Brick Co
25
1,260 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
1,850
600
290
250
650 Indep Pneum Tool
40
60
950
10
150
260
400
1,100
3,500
4,950
2,950
2,800
1,150
1,700
10
Ken-RadTube Ac Lp com A
14
4,850
220
330
550
Leath Ac Co
preferred
1,550 Le Roi Co common.'.
4,150 Llbby, McNeill Ac Llbby
2,550 Lincoln Printing Co com
120
$3.50 preferred..
1,550 Lindsay Light com...
6,900 Lion Oil Ref Co com..
2,250 Loudon Packing common
1,100
650
20
1,100
4,050
850
500
500 Lynch Corp
10
10
1,300
"15",700
4,850
70
19*1
89*
79*
2!*
*
30
66,250 Middle
West Corp capital...5
10,900
Stock purchase warrants...
4,850 Midland United Co com
*
:::::
H*
ih
79* Sale
3 9* Sale
20
30
18*4
2%
3
5** Sale
3,350
Convertible preferred
*
180 Midland Utll *% pr lien.. 100
160
7% prior lien..
...100
190
7% preferred A..._.
100
130
6% preferred A...
..100
1,180 Miller Ac Hart Inc conv pref.*
200 Minn's-Moline Pow Imp com.*
130
130
890
50
600
1,900
Modlne Mfg com
*
50 Monroe Chemical Co com...*
240
Preferred
*
45
100
730
20
Sale
22
Sale
294
29
31
11*
20
394
10
30
29*
22
2*4
36**
8*4
24*|
2P
2
32
30
1
4
30
si?
i*
12
14**
28
10**
9**
1*
29** Sale
9*
1
19
8*4 Sale
3** Sale
23
26
5**
1 *4
*4
3**
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
k
8** Sale
394
4
22
24
"2194
sil
794
20
5
40**
10
22**
6
7
3
494
794
21
6
3
9
22**
6**
4**
Feb.
4
15
1
2^
.g
I*
«
1
1**
39*
694
249*
39*
3994
4**
7**
26
4
42**
6**
19**
9
22
6**
6
Sale
5
Feb.
4
Jan. 31
4*4 Feb. 10
3*4 Jan. 11
14
Feb.
4
14** Jan. 26
Feb.
,
10
24
Feb.
1
5
4*4 Feb. 10
4
3** Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
3
16*4 Feb.
5
9
22
Feb. 25
20*4 Feb.
9
40
Feb.
1
40
Feb.
1
40
7
494 Feb. 10
4
Jan.
Jan.
11
4** Feb.
59* Feb.
3
3
8
Feb.
Feb. 25
59* Feb.
65
22
54*4 Feb.
5
Feb.
3
2
10
394 Feb.
94 Feb. 21
1
2** Feb.
15
6
Feb.
23
65
Feb.
8
25**
56**
10**
4*4
**
3**
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
14
Feb. 23
3** Feb. 14
3
19** Feb.
9
9** Feb.
79* Feb. 16
3
3*4 Feb.
10
4
Feb.
7
30
Feb.
25
7
1
18
30
30
Feb. 23
7
3** Feb.
8
20
Feb.
Feb.
15
8** Feb. 18
25
7
30
Feb.
2*4
19**
1**
31*4
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 10
3
29* Feb.
23** Feb. 21
2
Feb.
4
Feb. 19
34
Feb.
4
12
Feb. 24
12
Feb.
24
29** Feb. 28
4
94 Feb.
29** Feb. 28
Feb.
1
23
"7 94 "Feb".' ""3
§** Feb. "23
5
54*4 Feb.
10
Jan.
5
3
394 Jan.
94 Feb. 21
2** Jan. 25
Feb.
15
11
21
7
27
27
Jan.
Jan.
2*4
19**
1**
31*4
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 19
12
Feb. 24
3
6
Jan.
19
79* Jan. 28
4
39* Feb.
11
16
11
16
294
494
1**
*4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
3
Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb.
15
11
17
29* Jan.
4
25
49* Jan. 28
1** Jan. 27
*4 Jan. 10
3
Feb.
4
14
8
Feb.
3
4
Feb.
10
794 Feb.
21
Feb.
6
Feb. 14
Feb. 14
1
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
14
25
1
94
2%
694
2194
4**
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
41** Feb. 21
40
Jan.
21
6
Feb. 23
25
Feb.
6
24
7
5*4 Feb. 26
Feb.
4
94 Feb.
18** Feb.
2** Feb.
3
22*4 Feb. 25
2
** Feb.
3
20
Feb.
19
3*4 Feb.
11
3
794 Feb.
21** Feb. 23
7** Feb. 23
22** Feb. 18
40
1*4
1**
4**
7**
9
19* Jan.
Feb.
94 Feb.
Feb.
1
22** Jan.
Jan.
3
29** Jan. 24
4
94 Feb.
23
1
Jan.
7
3** Feb. 18
Jan.
10
9
4*4 Feb.
5
13
7
9
Feb.
1
18
Jan.
10
24
1
6
8
28** Jan.
60** Jan.
4
7J* Jan.
15
1
Feb.
Feb. 21
3
Feb.
Feb. 23
13
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
1*4
9*
3**
194
5** Jan.
7*4 Jan.
65
Jan.
1
8
Jan. 10
Jan. 15
4*4 Feb. 10
Jan. 22
1594 Jan. 22
1.894 Jan. 17
239* Jan. 17
40** Jan. 19
4
Feb.
3
8
29
7
30
4
39* Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
294 Jan. 31
3
19** Feb.
9
Jan.
3
Jan.
29
4
23
3
Feb.
8
Feb. 25
65
22
18
Sale
1
il*
i*4
20*4 Feb.
16
2** Sale
5** Sale
1*4 Sale
2
194
1**
94
49* Sale
594
6**
23
2494
39*
4
40**
42**
4*4 Feb. 10
4
3** Feb.
Feb. 11
8
Feb.
Feb. 23
4
Feb.
19
16
"29* "3"
4
14
194
....
100 Nachman Springfllled com.*
180 National Battery Co pref
*
300 Nat'I Pressure Cooker Co...2
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
810
Cumul. conv. pref..
—*
100
130
25**
5**
9**
%
10*4
3**
3
10*4
1*4
6
Feb. 14
6**
7*4
Sale
103** Feb. 28 105**
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6594 100
22
24
56
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
35
18**
4
3**
5
100
Prior preferred
*
100 Metrop Indust allot ctfs
7,000 Mickelberry's Food Prod coml
100
3,400
23,600
2.000
3,550
2,100
150
11**
394
*
1
6**
100
Sale
59
2*4
19**
2**
*
5
10
*
10
10*4
40
56
10
*
41,250 Marshall Field Ac Co com
10,950 Mer Ac Mfrs Sec cl A com
it*
Sale
25""
*
350 McCord Rad Ac Mfg "A*
»
180 McQuay-Norris Mfg com
*
2,050 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
100 Mapes Cons Mfg capital
*
&
21
5**
*
10
common
49*
25
4**
5
common
Cumulative
8
in
104
24
40
60 Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOO
4,150
9
94 Sale
15**
1*0*
21
*
com
Sale
4*4
3*4
Kerlyn Oil Co'common A
5
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
La Salle Ext Univ
26
14
850 lefferson Electric Co com...*
300 Joslyn Mfg Ac Supply Co com 5
7,050 Kats Drug Co com
1
2,700 Kellogg Switchboard com. .10
10
Preferred......
100
610 Kentucky Util Jr cum pref.50
370
6% preferred
100
1,550
1,100
8
106
5
....
450
100
19*
24
v t
90
$6 preferred
*
1,550 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t C...*
3.800 Jarvis (W B) Co capital.....1
1,200
9**
10**
105
c_...*
1,200 Indiana Steel Prod com
1
40 Interstate Power $7 pref..
*
400
:
8**
10**
1 **
5**
..♦
Class B
13
14
4
30
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3i*
31*
ll*
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
15
5
14
10
14
4
Jan.
10
18
Jan.
li
Jan.
19
994 Jan.
494 Jan.
10
24
8
Jan.
Feb.
16
3
10
11
Jan.
10
7
Jan.
5
2
Jan.
s*
hH
10
5
Jan.> 5
Jan. 20
Jan.
Jan.
19
1** Jan.
10
14
Feb.
1
Feb. 23
27** Jan. 12
Fab.
IP
Jan.
19
19
6
41** Feb. 21
794 Feb.
3
Jan.
25
Feb.
24
794 Feb.
3
22** Jan. 19
6** Jan. 13
3*4 Jan.
4
Jan.
3
94 Jan.
18** Jan.
29* Jan.
31
Feb.
19
26
5*4 Feb. 26
National Standard-—
2,500
Common stock..
10
3,250
1,350 National Union Radiocom..l
10.000 Noblitt-Sparka lnd Inc cap 5
150
30
650 North American Car com .20
30 Northern Paper Mills com.*
4,450
10,800 Northwest Bancorp com.
*
300 Northwest Eng Co com.....*
1,550
850
200
60
160 Nor West Utll pr lien pref. lit
400
7% preferred
..lit
10 Okla Gas Ac El 7% pref
100
30 Ontario Mfg Co com........*
240
...
"
20
20** Sale
9*
19
2*4
10
7
10**
32
8
1
Sale
294
14
Sale
12
34
11
20**
94
20
29*
10
7*4
10
21
9**
105
15
21**
1 **
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
21*4
o
Sale
19
294
3
14
10
6**
Sale
13
36
11
13
22
Sale
14
10*4
100
8**
23
15
14
21
10
3
Feb.
1
29* Feb.
1
Feb.
19
10
15
10
694 Feb. 28
9
11*4 Feb.
7** Feb.
14
12
Feb.
10
6** Jan.
11*4 Feb.
Feb.
19
22
Feb.
19
22
9** Feb.
4
11
Feb.
17
22
105
12
20
Jan.
9** Feb
9*4 Feo.
2
9*4 Feb.
2
.
Jan.
100
9*4 Feb.
4
5
23** Jan.
Jan.
23*4 Jan.
,20*
Jan.
Feb.
10
12
12
11
19
9
20
32
ip
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
11
Jan.
8
17 100
13
3
Jan.
17
Jan.
25
Jan.
12
15
19
6
Oshkosh B'Gosh Inc—
140
Common
.*
20
Convertible preferred.---*
450 Parker Pen Co (The) com.. 10
....
20
350
950
1,150 Peabody Coal Co B com....*
700 Penn Elec Switch conv A.. 10
850 Penn Gas Ac Elec A com—
100 Peoples Gas Lt Ac Coke caplOO
200
800
100
40
350
290 Perfect Circle (The) Co
550 Pictorial Pap Pkg com
2,200
1,000
1,050
600
5
1
Pines Winterfront com
Potter Co (The) com..
1
200 Process Corporation com...*
150
50 Pub Serv of Nor 111
"1,130
*
com
3,170 Quaker Oats Go com.
430
50
450
500
360
•
'
2,100
40
700
450
400
2,700
8
700
60
600
For footnotes
Preferred....
100
600
700 Rath Packing Co com
10
1,400 Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
1,600
6% preferred v tc
5
900 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
Preferred
100
90
Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.
Common...
.....1
8,750
40 Ross Gear Ac Tool com—.
6%
79*
794
25
12
149*
9* Sale
15
12**
89*
10**
31
33**
27
28**
3**
4**
1
9*
1
1**
1
1**
nK
1
12
9
11
30
34
28
5
269*
4g
1*1
77
si*
2**
1
12
100
Sale
1
20**
26
22**
11**
340 Signode Steel Strap Co pf.30
23
*
14
1,050
Common..
...
11
4
16
190 Sivyer Steel Castings com...*
South Bend Lathe Wks cap 5
120 Sou Colo Power A common. 25
50 Southw GAtE Co 7% pref.ltO
1,550
see page
56.
II*
sii*
a*
14
2**
95
Sale
3**
105
Feb.
4
94
12**
594
32*4
Feb.
27** Feb. 15
3
1
Feb.
Feb. 15
9
Feb.
Feb.
14
4
11
Feb.
18
89* Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
9
7
28
4** Feb.
8
4
Feb.
15
33
28
Feb.
Feb.
7
** Feb.
3
1
Feb.
2
19* Feb.
5
1** Feb. 21
5
19* Feb.
28
4
1
4
1 **
.....
24
12
'"4*4 "5"
22**
11**
8**
17
2
32*4
14
12
Sale
5
105
79*
27**
14
94
12**
594
32*4
** Feb.
14
Feb". "7 "98** Feb". *17
Feb. 28 141
Feb. 10 17**
Feb. 23
29*
4
Feb.
1*4
1
Feb.
10*4
Feb.
1
Feb. 10
2
Feb.
Feb. 17
2
Feb.
97
20**
54
14
98*4 100** 95**
139** Sale 139**
23
18
17**
2
294
2*4
2*4
1 **
1
94
Sale
1094
9**
994
«lVA
Sale
Sale
9**
99
27** Feb. 15
72
98** Sale
126** 142
17
30
14
1,950 Sangamo Electric Co com— *
1,400 Schwitzer Cummins capital. 1
*
1,300 Sears Roebuck At' Co com.
7.550 Serrlck Corp cl B com
I
...
89*
24
1
18
21**
10**
Sale
11
"394 ""4""
23**
12**
12*4
15**
2
94*4
31**
13**
15
16**
29*
Vs Feb.
20** Feb.
21**
10**
54**
3 94
11
7
Feb. 28
Feb. 11
4
Feb.
Feb. 14
Feb.
2
20** Feb.
7
1
Jan.
22
3
Feb.
5
Jan.
Feb. 15
9
Feb.
Jan.
33
Feb.
29
Jan.
13
18
5
9
49* Jan.
9* Jan.
8
31
Jan.
12
Jan.
Jan.
19*. Feb.
81** Jan.
5
6
Jan.
13
8
6
7 141
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1
95** Feb.
137
Jan.
16*4 Jan.
2
Jan.
94 Jan.
994 Feb.
81** Jan.
7 10094 Jan.
6
3
3
1
Jan.
27
9* Jan.
20** Feb.
4
7
Feb.
14
Feb.
7
22
Jan.
10
Feb.
4
13
Feb.
21
10
27
4
12*4 Feo. 24
13
Feb.
21
12
17
Feb.
1
14
2
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
98
Jan.
4
; Feb.
10
10
22
Feb.
Jan.
14
5
4
23**
1194
63 9*
49*
22**
16
Jr7A
27** Feb. 15
14** Jan. 26
Jan.
Feb.
98
9*
Jan. 12
Feb. 15
im
u8
99
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1** Jan.
20** Feb.
13
1
4
18
17
13
4
15
7
2
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb. 23
2
Feb.
8
Feb.
21**
10**
54**
394
Feb. 28
27
Feb.
Feb.
1394 Jan. 11
639* Feb. 23
11
4
•8*
Jan.
28** Jan.
17** Jan.
28! 13
3j 17
31
Jan.
Feb.
8
11
14
10
21
Feb.
1
2** Jan.
31
27! 100
Jan.
21
Since
Jan. 1
90 Southwestern Lt Ac Pow pfd.4
70
60
Standard Dredge con*
2,200
7,900
1,100
50
pref20
1
Common
Standard Gas & Elec com...4
100 Stein & Co (A) common.....4
Storkline Fur com
10
100
1,700
2,700
13,500
3,850
1,050
800
4,950
2,000
Sunstrand Mach Tool com..5
Swift Ac Co
25
stk
Swift Internacional
IS
700 Thompson (J R) com......25
2,100 Trane Co (The) common....2
5,250 Utah Radio Products com..4
5
1,250 Utility Ac lnd Corp com
Convertible prefer red.... 7
4,150
150
1,600
2,250
100
1,350
250 Viking Pump Co common...4
Preferred
...........-4
50
90
40
Wahl
800
Co
com
1,250
...
4
6,850 Walgreen Co com
930 Ward (Montgom) A Co cl A.4
4
1,050 Wieboldt Stores Inc com
2,850
460
250
Cum prior
110
50
2*
Sale
39 %
35
1%
1%
18% Sale
137% 139%
12
76
10
3%
com..
4
73
Feb.
4
Feb..15
4
Feb.
1%
24
Feb.
4%
14K
1 %
K
IK
16%
37K
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
5%
17
1%
Sale
2
16K
23
Sale
37 K
Sale
134
136
Sale
136
11
11
12%
10K
11
79K
76 K
80
96% 76 K
3
3K
3%
3%
3H
19
25
25% Feb.
18
5
2
4%
14%
1%
%
1%
16
Feb. 25
Jan.
Feb.
14
3
11
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
79% Feb.
3% Feb.
11
4% Feb.
4% Feb.
2
7
2
Feb.
7
Feb.
10
Jan.
131
17
11
15
5% Jan. 12
16% Feb. 25
1% Jan. 12
% Jan.
7
2
Feb. 25
18
Jan. 14
37% Feb. 18
8
1% Jan.
20% Jan. 11
6
Jan.
12% Jan. 15
3
79% Feb.
4% Jan. 18
6
3
31 140
10% Jan. 28
Jan. 11
3% Feb. 14
76
3
11
28
Jan.
27
17
1% Jan.
18% Jan.
1
2
4 136
Feb. 14
17
15
15
18% Jan.
14
36% Jan.
1% Feo.
19% Feb.
4
Jan.
13
6
Jan.
3
Feb.
7
Feb.
Jan. 18
6
Jan.
17% Feb.
8
37% Feb. 18
4
2
25
3
3
4
16% Feb. 25
1% Feb.
1
% Feb. 15
Feb.
Feb.
126
28
9% Jan.
16% Jan.
23% Jan.
11
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb. 25
18
3
IK Fee.
18K Feb.
IK
IK
18 % Sale
Sale
1
Feb.
12% Feb. 28
5K Feb.
7
10% Feb.
8
28
9K Feb. 24
17K Feb.
3
4%
16K
1%
5%
Jan.
10
4
Sale
15
1% Sale
%
%
IK
IK
17 K
22
37%
Jan.
58
2% Feb.
Sale
14 %
72
4
25
Feb.
5
2
Feb. 25
12
12K Feb. 28
73
Feb.
63% Jan.
13
Jan.
3% Jan.
5% Jan.
12% Feb.
6% Jan.
18
10
Feb.
4
2
Feb. 15
3% Jan. 28
12% Feb. 28
Feb.
63% Feb.
2
10
2
Sale
9%
4
8
Feb.
Sale
5%
7
9% Sale
16 % Sale
22%
23%
1
Highest
Sale Price*
10
2%
3K
A*
12 K Sale
if* if*
preferred......4
1,650 Williams Oil-O-Matlc
800
11
4%
14
1% Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
62K Feb.
63 K
12
Sale
62%
12 %
Highest
Sale Prices
73
90
76
Sale
10%
12
2 % Sale
16
Lowest
Ask
Bid
Ask
Bid
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1938
Par
450 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
1,250
2,650
;;
STOCKS
Shares
1
Price
Jan. 3
In
February
Share*
70
220
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
V
STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO
56
Wisconsin Uanksharea—
7,500
2,850
1,250
1,000
350
2,400
22,650
13,400
*
Woodall lndust com........2
750 Yates-Amer Mach
150
No par
4%
3
.............4
Common
teiiow
Cab Co lnc
1%
9
10%
13% Sale
(Chic)..4
Zenith Radio
value. *
x
4%
4%
4
2%
,9K
13 K
■<-
15
Feb.
7
3
10
Feb.
3
iiiS
16% Sale
18
of
Early in February, however, it was dis¬
being revived on even
a greater scale.
The Ministry of Health made a statement
that the number of houses required to complete the slum
closed that the housing program was
overcrowding relief project was estimated at
clearance and
400,000 and
approximately
would take around five years
The Board of Trade's annual estimate of
Great Britain's
balance of visible and invisible trade in 1937 was
It showed that the net result was
£52,000,000, compared with a deficit of £18,000,000 in 1936, a credit of £32,000,000 in 1935, a deficit of
£7,000,000 in 1934, and an even balance in 1933. The deficit
for 1937 was the largest since 1931, when it reached £104,published in February.
a
deficit
of
The adverse balance of, visible trade in
000,000.
1937 was
approximately £99,000,000 greater than iu
1936, but invisible exports increased £65,000,000 to £395,000,000.
Of invisible items the net national shipping in¬
come was £130,000,000 against £85,000,000 in 1936.
The net
income from overseas investments was £220,000,000 against
£447,000,000,
12% Jan.
17% Jan.
having bought 16% of all American
United States,
the
sold
goods
abroad
1937.
in
Great Britain increased by
Gold
on
from ■'£
imports
States
United
1% to $202,771,000.
amounted
offer in the London market in February
£9,537,000 compared with £9,582,000 in January and with
£9,569,000 in December.
During the month the mean London check rate on Paris fluctuated widely, as in January.
to
(see table below) was between
pound. This compared with
the range in January for the mean quotation of between
147.24 and 154.77.
On Tuesday, Jan. 25, the London check
rate on Paris soared to 155 francs to the pound, record high
The range for the mean rate
for construction.
overseas
22
12
12
Co|P com
(Continued from page 53)
>
10
15
Jan.
2
Ex-dividend.
'
British industry.
5% Jan.
5% Jan.
Jan. 31
4
Jan.
Jan. 28
3
Feb.
reu,
3
Feb.
4%
3%
1%
9%
*/4
12 %
16% Feb. 28
2
11
9
10 K
Sale
4K Feb.
3K Feb.
9% Feb.
4%
4%
3 % Sale
2
2%
5
IK-
3%
1%
5
cap
Sale
151.46 and 154.25 francs to the
The London open mar¬
favoring London and against Paris.
gold price in February ranged between 139s. 7d. and
139s. 10%d.
The American price for gold (Federal Reserve
ket
New York)
Bank of
London
or
continued at $35 an ounce.
market money rates were steady and easy
February.
Call money against bills was in
open
throughout
bills were
Two-, three- and four-mouths'
%%.
supply at
9/16%, and six-months' bills were 19/32%, rates which pre¬
vailed since shortly after New Year's.
Sterling cable trans¬
sold on Feb. 1 at $5.01 1/16@$5.01%, and on Feb. 28
$5.02(5)$5.02%.
The low for sterling cable transfers
was
$5.00 9/16 on Feb. 2, and the high was $5.03% on
£205,000,000.
fers
against £30,000,000.
at
Receipts from commissions were £35,000,000
Receipts from other quarters were un¬
changed at £10,000,000. Gold was not included in the calcu¬
lations, but the silver movement was included in the visible
trade.
The net deficiency was smaller than had been gen¬
Feb. 16.
PRICE
CHECK RATE ON PARIS AND
LONDON
and seemed to give financial London no
for concern.
Nevertheless, the general trend indi¬
OF GOLD
IN LONDON
erally predicted,
cause
explained
part at least the government's decision to relax restric¬
in
tions
foreign lending.
on
On
the
announced that his 1933 price policy was still valid.
ence,
This
and
day President Roosevelt, in his press confer¬
same
followed by a strong upswing in
was
16
Feb.
on
the
cable
rate
sterling exchange,
London
on
reached
a
new
high of $5.03%, the highest since September, 1936.
Gold
sterilization was adopted during 1936 and 1937 as a pre¬
caution against inflation at a time when immense amounts
of
foreign metal were coming to
the United States.
which
began
was
sterilize
amount
ury
in
August,
Under the
1937.
new
program,
made retroactive to Jan. 1, the Treasury
will not
newly-mined and imported gold unless its gross
exceeds $100,000,000 in any one quarter.
The Treas¬
immediately released $30,000,000 of gold sterilized since
gold for future exports
Jan. 1 and decided that it will draw
gold account,
inflate the credit
base while future gold releases will not decrease it.
At the
time of deciding on this policy it was disclosed that domes¬
tic production was averaging around $45,000,000 a quarter,
so that about $18,000,000 a month of foreign gold would be
allowed to enter the credit base together with the domestic
and earmarking out of the existing sterilized
so
that
future
gold
acquisitions
will
the American desterilization action indicated that the measure was regarded as in
Official British comment
output.
line
with
marked
dollar
London
the
easy
on
credit
policy,
but
that
if
a
change in the exchange value of the United States
should
London
London
Check Rate
Open Market
Gold Price
Paris
on
1;'.
l..~
152.74
139a.
7d.
Feb.
15...
152.65
139s.
2_.._
152.77
139s.
9d.
Feb.
16...
152.95
139s.
9d.
Feb.
3....
153.15
139a. lOd.
Feb.
17...
152.94
139s.
lOd.
Feb.
10d.
.
4
152.67
139s.
9d.
Feb.
18...
152.90
139s.
5
152.50
I39s.
9d.
Feb.
19...
152.64
139s. lOd.
Feb.
6....
Feb.
20...
Feb.
21...
SUN DAY
result, London would guard against any ad¬
7
139s.
9d.
152.56
139s.
Feb.
8
152.80
139s.
8d.
Feb.
22.
153.09
139s.
Feb.
9
152.85
139s.
8d.
Feb.
23...
153.78
139s. 10%d.
Feb.
10
152.64
139s..
8d.
Feb.
24...
154.25
139s.
9%d.
Feb.
Feb.
9%d.
—
152.69
-
1
Most of the increase was attributed to large ship¬
ments of cotton, grain, timber products, gasoline and lubri¬
546,000.
was
■'
151.46
139s.
151.48
139s.
9d.
13..1.
Feb.
14-...
SUN DAY
152.15
9d.
139s.
25...
153.81
139s.
26...
153.65
139s.
27...
Feb.
9d.
12
Feb.
Feb.
11
Feb.
Feb.
In
commenting
Federal
28...
the largest single customer
foreign
the
on
of New
Bank
Reserve
lOd.
9%d.
9%d.
SUN DAY
153.40
139s.
9%d.
situation,
exchange
York
said
in
its
the
"Monthly
Review" for March 1:
month
The
dollar
of
February
renewed
saw
weakness of
the
against the majority of the principal European cur¬
rencies,
which continued
after the political crisis in
even
Europe occasioned by the Austrian concession to German
demands and the resignation of Foreign Secretary Eden
from
British
the
Cabinet
in
the
last
week
of
the
month.
The pound
sterling, the guilder, and the Swiss franc reached
their highest levels
since the Tripartite Declaration of
September, 1936, in the middle of the month, and held net
gains
over
franc
showed
the month
developments
as
particular
a
whole, while only the French
weakness
a
as
of political
result
Continent.
The selling of dollar balances by foreigners continued in
February
fears
at
were
the
on
a
felt
higher rate
in
than
in
January,
as
renewed
Europe that the additional work relief
appropriation asked for by the President and the modifica¬
$5.03%
on
Great Britain
SUN DAY
Feb.
plete their pending trade agreement negotiations by late
spring.
An analysis of trade between the two countries in
1937, published by the Department of Commerce on Feb. 16,
showed that United States merchandise exports to the
United Kingdom increased during 1937 by 21% to $534,-
cating oils.
9d.
Feb.
tion of the American
effect
Gold Price
Paris
Feb.
British industry.
On Feb. 16 United States Secretary of Commerce Roper
said that the United States and Great Britain might com¬
verse
on
Im¬
ports of gold declined steadily with the slump in business
which
London
Oven Market
Feb.
Administration made certain
modifications in the United States gold sterilization policy.
Feb. 14 the Washington
On
Mean
Mean
London
Check, Rate
clearly the need for increased exports and
cated
ally lead
the
his
end
of
on
press
tentions
to
gold sterilization policy might eventu¬
further
dollar devaluation.
From $5.01% at
January the pound sterling rose to a high of
Feb. 16, before President Roosevelt's denial in
conference of Feb. 18 of his Administration's in¬
either
to
inflate
or
devalue the
temporary reversal of the movement.
the
guilder
appreciated
from
dollar
Over the
$0.5591
to
induced
same
$0.5616,
a
period
and
the
Swiss franc from $0.2319% to $0.2330%, while the French
franc remained
relatively unchanged near $0.0329.
The
(Continued
on
page
57)
Baltimore Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK
''
Stock Sales
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
AGGREGATE
1937
1938
■
170,141
...
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Since
Jan. 1
BONDS
Feb.
1938
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS-
100 336 • Public Impt
700 4a Sewerage Impt
Ask
Bid
Lowest
11 id best
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sule Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
1
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
101
1940
189,500
46,950
3,500
10,000
1,000
1,000
23
Sale
22
A 5s flat
1975
25
Sale
2436
B 5a
1975
Finance Co of Amer 4%..1942
Interatate Co
1948
5%
1949
1,000
5%....
1950
11,000 Read Drug & Chem 5>^s.l945
10,000
Shares
STOCKS.
Shares
2,172
1st Preferred
▼ t
1.335
357
1,110
2,674
1,100
210
217
*
c
106
5% preferred..
Eastern Sugar Assoc com
...
12
3,285
Houston Oil
4,848
"""427
645
98
265
—
100
1
Common class A
837 Merch A Miners Tranap
880 Monon W Penn PS 7% pref 28
383
70 Mt Vern-*oodI
32
236
27
Preferred
100
149 Northern Central Ry
.10
725 Owings Mills Distillery ....1
•
503 Penna Water A Powei com
.
205
10
*
24
Feb.
1
99% Feb.
16
1
16
64
Sale
Sale
%
1%,
15%
Sale
Sale
17,044
U S Fidelity A Guar.
60 Western National Bank
..
2
20
Feb.
17
Feb.
3
27
1
% Feb.
1% Feb. 28
3
1254 Feb.
16
153-6
1
7%
Sale
36
92
9%
15%
?
-g%
2%
2%
15 %
24
Sale
Sale
Feb.
64
Feb.
1
115
Feb.
5
634 Feb. 28
Feb.
17
1
10
99M Feb.
18
M
1634
3
1654 Feb. 23
2
Feb.
5
6% Feb.
34 Feb.
234 Feb.
4
7
Feb.
4
4
34 Feb.
254 Feb.
4
11
2% Feb.
2
234 Feb.
1
14
6%
%
2% Sale
2% Sale
2%
234
"
2336
45":::::
24%
11
1%
82%
%
Sale
86%
%
Sale
2%
44
2334 Feb. 11
9
234 Feb.
17
17
Jan.
Feb.
17
9036 Feb.
15
Feb.
25
2334 Jan.
21 % Feb.
79
Feb.
25
27
Jan.
15
28
85
Feb.
24
20
9624
99%
9936
9934
101%
Feb.
1 97
Feb. 16 9934
Jan. 27 97%
Feb. 23 9936
Feb. 17 102
2434 Feb.
236 Feb.
28
45
4
15
17
3
Feb.
23
Feb.
1
36 Feb.
134 Feb. 28
3
1256 Feb.
7
Jan.
20
12
Feb. 16
Jan. 27
Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb.
2
1756 Jan.
12
Jan.
11
Sale
4
11
2334 Feb.
234 Jan.
7
45
4
1136 Feb.
134 Feb.
14
19
7
Feb.
19
954 Jan.
134 Jan.
83
65* Y*
11
21
7
Feb.
9
17
5
1736 Jan.
34 Jan.
5
Feb.
Feo.
2
Feb.
45
Jan.
3534 Jan.
936 Feb.
Jan. 21
4
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 11
2
234 Feb.
7
1
17
11
14
13
34
654
34
234
Feb.
3
7
6
234 Jan.
1754 Jan.
2336 Jan.
25
15
14
Jan.
836 Jan.
1834 Jan.
7
9154 Jan.
3234 Feb.
954 Jan.
14
Jan.
1
3 10434 Jan.
634 Feb. 28
16
28
70
7
10 115
61% Feb.
11354 Jan.
1034 Feb.
1% Feb.
.....
10%
1%
21
Feb.
16
1
Feb.
14
16
Sale
14%
24%
Sale
13%
2
3254 Feb.
9% Feb.
.....
6%
10
15
936 Feb.
-----
1534
Sale
15
54
Sale
34
7
834 Feb.
7 10234 Feb.
Feb.
16
9%
72
13 %
32%
21
23
1
32 34 Feb.
25
10% Sale
1%
1%
93%
97
% Sale
1
234 Feb.
1534 Feb. 23
7
102" Sale"
Sale
48
5
21
1734 Sale
10%
14%
25
Feb.
Sale
6
8
Feb.
Feb.
6134 Feb.
11434 Feb.
63% Sale
\14%
114% Sale
1634 Feb. 25
15
23
16%
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
15%
25%
%
2%
6
26
Jan.
3
36 Jan.
7
12
8
Jan.
21
54 Jan.
24
Jan.
8
3
2% Jan,
8
1654 Jan.
2554 Jan.
15
12
Jan.
11
4736 Jan.
27
1154
154
9454
34
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
21
7
3
3
Sale"
13%
66
Feb.
26
69
Feb.
66
Feb.
26
75
Jan.
72
Sale
Feb.
1
72
Feb.
72
Jan.
21
72
Jan.
3654 Jan.
1356 Jan.
3236 Jan.
12
37
Jan.
10
21
6
31
1536 Jan.
17
10
33
1354 Feb.
1456 Feb. 23
Jan.
7
No par value
(Continued from page 56)
from
President's declaration and Mr. Eden's resignation brought
about
a
course
decline in
of trading
sterling to
on
a
low of $5.00% during the
Feb. 21, but after the House of Com¬
approved the English official stand on Anglo-Italian
on that day, the fall in the pound came to a
mons
conversations
halt and sterling recovered to
$5.01 7/16 at the day's close,
The Swiss franc
and advanced to $5.02 at the month-end.
the guilder similarly declined from the Feb. 16 highs
$0.2324 and $0.5593%, respectively, at the end of trad¬
ing on Feb. 21, and closed the month slightly higher.
The French franc was maintained close to 152% francs
and
to
pound during the first three weeks in February, result¬
ing in New York quotations ranging between $0.0327% and
per
$0.0331%.
Fresh weakness occurred in the currency djuring
month, when pressure against the franc
became evident.
This pressure was attributed to anticipa¬
the last week of the
tions
in
5
Feb.
9936 Feb. 23
99% Feb. 23
10136 Feb. 17 102
Feb.
2
17
26 Phillips Packing Co., pref. 100
25
95 Seaboard Comm'l Pref
5,647
Feb.
85
97
28
96% Feb.
99% Feb.
-----
Mills Com 100
.....
4,256 New Amsterdam Caaualtv..2
15,985 North Amer Oil Co com
1,362
6,555
Feb.
26
23
114
.100
Mar Tex Oil
13.324
518
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
.*
common *i
1st preferred
Second preferred
23,340
Y
Sale
I
100
preferred
110 Mfra Finance
3,840
3,600
%
1%
1
Preferred
778 Fidelity A Deposit
...
20
461 Fidelity A Guar Fire Corp. 10
142 Finance Co of Am data A...*
275
16
15%
Black A Decker common
...
232
23
Feb.
79
99 34
101%
101%
25
Feb.
20
97
Sale
9936
.50
190 Brager Eisenberg Inc com..50
•
2,106 Conaol Gaa E L & Power
25
7.7
.
Bait Transit Co com t t c...*
2,334
5,355
2,108
97
14%
•
305 Atlantic Coaat L (Conn)
1,976
4,943
1,023
99
Sale
25 36
17
3
Par
Arundel Corporation
3,313
205
96J4
5%
Sale
Feb.
21% Feb. 25
20
'79
Sale
Bait Transit Co 4s flat.. 197*
91
17
17 112
91
Jan.
112
90% Feb. 17
10
17
26 117% Jan.
11634 Jan.
...1961
1,400 334® New Sewerage Imp..1980
9,400 Atlantic Coaat Line 6% ctfa_.
Jan.
Jan.
10 101
17 118
Jan.
Jan.
118
1961
800 City 4a Dock Impt.
"i',56o
1
Price
Jan. 3
In
February
9,400
117,000
24,750
3,500
9,000
1,000
$77,700
209,250
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28.277,350
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
1937
1938
$176,650
Bond Sales
February.
89,691
107,377
—
SALES
77
42,101
Shares_
of further franc depreciation
the
which had their origin
12,000,000,000-franc five-year armament program im¬
posed on the French Treasury, in addition to its already
heavy budget expenditures, and in the possibility that any
reorientation of French foreign policy required by the de¬
velopments in England and on the Continent would necessi¬
a realignment in the French Cabinet.
The French sta-
tate
bilizatio fund apparently gave ground under the pressure of
franc
sales, allowing the rate to ease to 154%
francs
per
pound in London and to $0.0325% in New York.
In Latin America, February brought renewed weakness
to several currencies.
The outstanding development was
the further depreciation of the Argentine free peso, which
had, weakened abruptly to
$0,2770 at the end of January
previously maintained rate of $0.2910, apparently
its
owing in considerable part to foreign withdrawals of previ¬
ously acquired peso balances.
While official Argentine peso
buying and selling rates remained unchanged at 15 and 16
respectively, the free peso de¬
The Colom¬
bian and Uruguayan currencies fell similarly during the
month, the former from $0.5650 per peso to $0.5465, and the
latter in the free market from about $0.52 to $0.46.
Quota¬
pesos
to the pound sterling,
clined
to
$0.2625
near
the end of February.
tions for the Brazilian milreis in New York continued to be
nominal within
do
Brasil
a
range
of $0.0580 to $0.0585, as the Banco
maintained strict
control of all
exchange trans¬
exchange at a rate equivalent to
$0.0578 while selling it at $0.0568.
Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England dur¬
actions,
buying
dollar
ing February were as follows:
For the week ended Feb. 2,
an increase of £26,061;
for the week ended Feb. 9, an in¬
of £278; for the week ended Feb. 16, an increase of
crease
Feb. 23,
Gold holdings on Feb. 23 stood
compared with £314,333,820 a year earlier,
mum
of £150,000,000 recommended by the
mittee, and with £136,880,252 in the Bank's
£142,122, and for the week ended
£51,218.
increase of
£327,181,245
with the mini¬
Cunliffe Com¬
statement just
an
at
prior to the suspension of gold on Sept. 21, 1931.
Details of the gold movement to and from the Port
of
New York during February were outlined as follows in the
"Monthly
Review" of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York for March 1:
In
connection
with
the
Treasury's
announcement
on
Feb. 14 of a modification of the gold sterilization program,
(Continued
on
page
59)
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
-ft.'
•'
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
,
Stock Sales
1938
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
SALES
In
658,322
Jan. 1
%
1,000
9,000
575
60
60
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
i«rA
IHi 1948
Series B 5«
194P
Series D 6s
1948
Shares
STOCKS
p„
825 Amar Pneumatic Service
♦
210
6% non-cum preferred
50
82
First preferred
50
...
33,901 Amar Telep Ac Talag
100
10 Bigelow-Sanford Carp com..*
118 Bigelow-San Carpet pref.100
1,872 Boston At Albany..
100
5,462 Boston Edison Co........100
2,515 Boston Elevated
..._Il00
1,697 Boston Herald Traveler Corp*
1120 Boston & Maine pref stpd.lOO
10
50
1,007
1,940
822
964
iio
242
5
5
1,770
2,770
1,515
800
35
35
238
220
11
203
45
210
11
-
120
66
66
1,063
1,328
Common
............
Preferred
...
150
SSI111 100
Prop Tr
*
...100
common.
2,968 Calumet Ac Hecla
6,158 Copper Range Co
100 Bast Boston Co....
680
2,218
100
502
899
609
226
216
25
25
....._»
1,155
630
833 General Capital Corp...
429
429 Georgian Inc (The) A
580 Gilchrist Co
110
•
pfd.20
...
1,721 Gillette Safety Ra*or"Co" II•
170 Hathaway Bakeries cl A
*
668
110
10
10
630
740
400
650 Helvetia Oil Co tr"ctfs"""l
15 Int'I Button Hole Mach Co. 10
"
1,595
3.795
Isle Royel
♦
Copper........
210
140
275
'.If,
100
Preferred 5%
143 X
Sale
▼ t
c._.*
2,300 Mayflower-Old Col Copper.25
1,758 Mergentbaler Linotype
•
27,516 Narragansett Rac'g Assn Incl
"""767
15,313
860 Nat Service Co com shs t C...1
1,240 National Tunnel & Mines..*
100
270
75
100 N E Gas & El Assn pref
7,190 New England Tel & Tel
2,980
116 New River Co
Preferred
38
20
50
50
468
2,014
260
5
50
2,638
1,367
100
71
250 Old Dominion
1,020 Pacific Mills
200
395
2,835
218
5,670
890
65
2,50
..lfO
Co.........25
ioo
2d preferred
4,206 Torrlngton
60
..25
Co
...
......
(New)
'
200 Union Copper Ld Ac Min Co 25
615 Union Twist Drill
5
5,682 United Shoe Mach
....
Corp._.52
702
Preferred...
12,840 Utah
.....25
Metal 8c Tunnel.
.
1
50 Venezuela Holding Corp
1
127 Vermont Ac Mass Ry Co—.106
1.796 Waldorf System
1,749 Warren Bros
No par value,
....
deposit...__
5,719 Stone & Webster Inc cap stk
170 Suburban Elec Secur com..*
50
111
560
III100
219 Reece Button Hole Mach_.19
150 Reece Folding Mach Co
10
4,979 Shawmut Assn TC_.
35
Inc...
82 Warren (S D) 8c Co
x
Ex-dividend.
1
*
1402* Sale
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
83
65c
99c
Feb.
17
Sale Prices
57
Feb. 17
23
63
57
2
1372* Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
4
51c
Feb.
11
80c
Feb. 21
4
12* Feb.
IX Feb.
132* Feb. 25 142* Feb.
4 1402* Feb.
1272* Feb.
57
Feb.
17
60
Jan.
28
65X Jan.
Feb.
"
142*
21
51c
4
Jan.
6
15* Feb.
4
63 X Jan.
75
Jan.
1Y4-
io %
Sale
3X
Sale
Sale
Sale
80c
Feb. 21
ilS
Jan.
Feb.
3
13
1
§2*
4M
m
i*
6
"12"
10
70
80
1%
2%
7
Sale
4% Sale
35c
70c
Sale
50
27%
Sale
Jan.
11
3
24
112*
15%
15
16%
27^1
IX'■
6%
28c
2
72*
45c
45c
50c
18
22
~13% "18"
6
IX
2
25c
24
Sale
3X
12Hc
IX
4
25c
1X
Sale
10
22*
Sale
Sale
5
30c
"15"
202* Sale
22*
2p
10*
Sale
91c
35
11
21
Feb.
15
21
Feb.
15
21
25
88
Feb.
3
85
Feb.
25
94
28
962* Feb. 11
92
5 124
1142* Feb.
492* Feb.
19
1
4
Feb.
Feb.
24
502* Feb. 18
1
202* Feb.
32*
32* Feb. 24
22* Feb. 25
102* Feb. 16
Feb.
3
4
22* Feb.
8
4
Feb.
26
7
"42*
22* Feb.
32* Feb.
4
3
2 2* Feb.
Feb.
42*
2
12*
42*
12*
Sale
Sale
3
1
8
Sale
52*
Sale
75c
22* Sale
492*
50
28 2*
sl*
3
82* Sale
52*
62*
35c
9
75c
22*
32*
492* Sale
272*
28
80c
12*
2
Feb.
3
3
5
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
4
Feb.
25
2
Feb.
3
92* Feb.
60
Feb.
3
4
xi*
8
66
12* Feb. 23
72* Feb.
52* Feb.
70c
Feb.
22* Feb.
3
4
24
1
48
Feb.
14
26
Feb.
3
Feb.
11
Feb.
25
92* Feb. 24
7
70c
3
Feb.
23
Feb. 24
Fetf.
25
Jan.
Jan.
32*
32* Feb.
5
60
AM
53c
14
32* Feb. 17
20
12
Feb.
18
16
Feb.
27
Feb.
3
4
12* Feb. 10
62* Feb.
92* Feb.
12* Feb.
3
13
Feb.
16
182* Feb. 26
27 X Feb.
2
12* Feb. 23
3
Feb.
28
Feb.
Feb.
il»
Feb.
7
7
Jan.
7
12
Feb.
18
155* Jan.
4
27
12*
62*
92*
15*
Sale
29
24
Feb.
7
40c
48c
35c
50c
35c
Feb.
10
35c
Feb. 10
27c
40c
19
50c
40c
Feb.
8
40c
Feb.
8
40c
12* Feb.
1
15J*
22*
40c
23
Sale
15c
22*
182*
Sale
IX
20c
22
8
2
22*
7
15c
22*
22
24
92
Sale
10
5
60
70
22*
56c
40c
14
22*
55c
Sale
Sale
18
Feb.
Feb.
3
12* Feb. 11
4
7
7
7
19
26
1
19
12* Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
20
Feb.
10c
20
Feb.
21
42* Feb. 23
15c
Feb.
12* Feb.
5
4
19
89
Feb.
Feb.
4
68
Feb.
21
12* Feb.
7
16
23
Feb.
2
55* Feb. 11
15c
Feb.
5
22* Feb. 19
23
Feb. 23
20
Jan.
Feb.
35* Jan.
10c
Jan.
15* Jan.
1
19
89
68
Feb.
21
65
AM
Feb.
2
60c
Feb.
9
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
15
3
972* Feb.
49c
Feb.
4
3
5
3
35c
14
40c
Feb.
Feb.
8
32* Feb. 19
4
Jan.
Jan.
12* Feb. 11
3
Feb.
42*
3
3
16
23
7
18
42*
152*
222* Sale
4
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
132* Jan.
62* Jan.
18
Jan.
10
75
24
Feb.
Feb.
19
12* Feb. 18
40c
Sale
42* Sale
12c
4
23
232*
31
3
15* Jan. 28
4
25* Jan..
11
212* Sale
Jan.
Jan.
12* Feb.
42c
6
31
14
4
8
4
.7
3
15
30c
Feb.
15
30c
IIU
Feb.
24
Feb.
25
Feb.
7
122* Feb.
9
192* Jan. 28
22* Jan.
5
Feb.
1
19
19
232*
22*
92*
82*
75c
22*
Sale
Sale
2
92*
22*
Sale
9
Sale
90c
75c
90c
75c
Feb.
7
45
35
51
40
Feb.
19
Feb.
1
22* Feb. 17
92* Feb. 16
4
72* Feb.
22* Feb. 17
102* Feb. 23
92* Feb. 23
75c
Feb.
Feb. 15
Jan. 20
Feb.
1
22* Jan.
10
9
Jan.
5
72* Jan.
27
7
75
Feb.
Feb.
7
5
14
5
40
Feb.
5
40
262* Sale
252* Sale
252* Sale
242* Feb. 14
26
Feb.
2
25c
35c
25c
35e
25c
242* Feb.
25c
Feb.
18
25c
Feb.
19
20
21
20
19
Feb.
3
202* Feb.
18
5
682* Feb. 28
392* Feb. 23
Feb.
3
18
19
3
682* Feb. 28
402* Feb.
9
382* Jan.
192*
712* Sale
382* Sale
392*
90c
95c
1
100
Sale
12*
20
Sale
32*
23
682* Sale
40
1
41
12*
"72* "72*
32*
212*
Sale
Sale
90c
55c
Sale
96
12*
107
Sale
■M
70
35c
Sale
101
8
3
232*
90c
12*
82*
32*
27
96
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb. 24
72* Feb.
22* Feb.
212* Feb.
4
4
1
71
Feb.
7
3
12* Feb.
97
Feb.
9
82* Feb. 24
32* Feb. 17
252* Feb. 23
25c
90c
1
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
96
Feb.
7
Jan.
22* Feb.
20
Jan.
Jan.
13
Jan.
Feb.
18* Jan.
30
15* Feb.
Jan.
10% Jan.
Jan.
24
Feb.
35c
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
9
Jan.
22
Jan.
19*
iVA
22* Jan.
26c
15c
JM
23
8
30c
Feb.
12 2* Feb.
32*
Sale
20
68
3
9
13
22
4 102
19
3
22*
79c
5
35*
30c
162*
245*
JM
20
22*
102*
112*
91c
i^M
27
25c
202*
772*
412*
12*
12*
3
3
24 103
3
4
7
5
Jan.
Jan.
26
Jan.
Jan.
SH Jan.
2*
27
35* Feb.
6
13
105* Jan. 11
11
AM Jan. 24
70c
Feb.
3
Jan.
3
512* Jan.
7
302* Jan. 21
Feb. 14
23 4 Feb.
3
5
16
6
14
5
4
Feb. 26
4
25* Feb.
42* Jan. 11
32* Jan. 18
3
Feb.
3
5
Jan. 31
32* Feb. 25
122* Jan. 11
75
Jan.
6
IX Feb. 15
24
15
4
192* Feb.
32* Feb. 23
i§*
5
31
7
15
5
25* Jan.
32* Jan. 28
Feb. 25
21
Feb.
AM
19
35
Feb.
5* Jan.
20
42* Sale
32*
5
30c
13
2
3
29
7
972*
Feb.
Feb.
45
Sale
172*
1
16
32*
12*
4
3
24
2
18
AM
25* Feb.
4
24
14
5
4
Feb.
Feb.
2
8
11c
62* Jan.
42* Jan.
70c
Feb.
23
22
222*
42*
23
48
14
18
IX
8
12* Feb.
26
18
■"52* "62*
4
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb.
142*
182* Sale
292*
3
6
50
Feb.
13
92* Feb.
60
IX Feb. 15
18
192* 22
12* Sale
152*
18
20c
Jan.
7
31
2
4
20
30c
40c
3
3
8
3
77c
112*
152*
162* Sale
272*
2
12*
7
72*
92* Sale
12*
2 2*
22* Feb.
22* Feb.
3
25
Feb.
22
8
20
Feb.
Feb.
6
35
8
5
3
2
20
Jan.
22* Jan.
32* Jan.
22* Feb.
3
8
18
19
3
282* Feb. 25
12* Feb. 14
Sale
482* Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
4 1082* Jan.
12 1222* Jan.
3
56
Jan.
3
202* Jan.
3
Feb.
10
35c
17
Jan.
Feb.
"62*
65
12*
8
912* Jan.
118
Feb.
12
18
ii*
15
Feb.
Feb.
9
32* Feb.
22* Feb. 25
"iF
7
22
14
Feb.
32*
70
3%
42*
32*
Sale
10
25
aV*
Sale
60
Sale
42c
502*
19H
Sale
14
3
1275* Feb. 4 1495* Jan.
3
3
992*
922* Sale
122
19
lo
65^Jan!2l
85
85
32*
42*
Sale
*
I.""*
com
60
70
192*
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
62 J* Feb.
57
60
AM
Sale
iB"
n*
100
4,847 Pennsylvania RR
3,295 Quincy Mining Co
27
1,037
100
Sale
94
joo
Certificates of
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
70
Sale
*
.
com
1,183 N Y N H Ac Hartford
23,720 North Butte....
601 Old Colony....
$29,300
143,650
21
85
..100
925 Mass Util Associates
225
•
iiM
38
98 Loew s Theatres
548 Maine Central.......
50
,
60c
2
193*
Preferred..........
Class B
60
70 X
80c
.......100
Economy Grocery Stores" I*
2,598 Employers* Group Assoc T C*
57
IX
12%
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
63
55c
& Fuel Assn com
160
Bid
70
Preferred B__..........100
Adjustment
HHIlOO
2,450 Eastern SS Lines, IncIIH. *
Preferred
*
50
"""160
450
62%
80
100
698
150
515
5,386
60
72 X
78
740
+%% Cum Prior pref...100
684
6% Cum preferred.....100
740 Bast Mass St Ry Co
100
First preferred
314
388
551
Ask
.108
Prior pref
ioo
Class A 1st pref
stampedltO
let preferred class A
100
Class B 1st pref
stamped 100
Class C 1st pref
stamped 100
1st pref class C
100
Class D 1st pref
stampedlOO
1st pref class D
100
Boston Personal
99 Boston Ac Providence
150 Brown Ac Durrel Co
43
Feb. 1
1938
Bid
14,250
19,503
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
1937
$10,000
22,850
Price
600
Share*
1938
Jan. 3
BONDS
S
8,000 East Man StRR
Bond Sales
February
1,514,381
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
February
1937
309,068
745,198
Shares.
AGGREGATE
*.
82*
42*
252*
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
13
7
16
26
13
23
14
12
10
7
31
14
26
28
23
27
15
12
11
10
11
5
18
23
6
26
21
12
10
5
27
20
11
17
10
7
17
23
12
18
5
17
18
5
12
31
10
3
7
6
13
23
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
71,141
342,055
194,247
AQGREQATB
J
713,696
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28--
Since
Jan. 1
February
%
BONDS
1949
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
1938
Bid
2,802 Allegheny Steel
50
50
Ask
17% Sale
...
15% Sale
16% Sale
3
15% Feb.
108
Preferred...
Feb.
zl05
Feb. 24
Feb. 15
18
15 zl05
"§":::::
2.072 Armstrong Cork Go.........*
5,807
Blaw-Knox Co
*
.....
648 Byers (A M)
45
165
1.264
210
32 %
12
Sale
32*$
Sale
34
Sale
12
Sale
13% Sale
•
7
7
657 Devonian Oil.............10
19
20
1.757 Duquesne Brewing
562 Follansbee Bros pref
1,685
2,455
5
100
——1
....
Fort Pitt Brewing
66 Harb-Walker Refrac com...*
66
75 Horne (Jos)
common
\%
4
Feb. 24
Feb. 24
9
Feb.
8
Feb.
34%
13%
9%
1%
3
3
4
Feb.
3
4
Feb.
3
6% Feb.
4
8
Feb.
24
2
2
4
5
2% Sale
19%
12% Sale
8
70c
10
75c
10
Sale
12*$
14
M
JX
75c
85c
Feb.
24
2% Feb.
2
20% Feb.
2
1
2
mmmm
660
1,477 Koppers Gas Ac Coke pref. 100
3,067
-.*
8,549 Lone Star Gas.......
1,200 McKlnney Manufacturing..*
..6
1.528 Mesta Machine...
9,299 Mountain Fuel Supply.... 10
5.714 Nat Flreprooflng Corp com.5
20 Penn Federal Corp common.*
10
4H% Preferred........50
2,616
1,054
1,500
4,000
1,000
500
682
35
70c
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
1
13
Feb.
12% Jan.
7% Feb.
Jan.
18
Jan.
13
28
9% Feb.
80c
15
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
25
70c
Feb. 24
7
3
58
5%
2
8% Feb.
1% Feb. 18
41% Feb. 25
7
3
Feb.
Jan.
7% Jan.
1% Jan.
35% Feb.
5% Feb.
Jan.
17
Feb.
18
Jan.
Jan.
14
Jan.
18
2% Feb. 28
5%
6
2%
Jan.
64% Feb.
100% Jan.
3
7% Feb.
1% Feb. 25
3
35% Feb.
7% Sale
1%
1%
5% Feb.
2% Feb.
Sale
3
Feb.
6
2
IX
25
Jan.
24
15
Jan.
17
Jan.
12
Jan.
Jan.
8
4c
6c
4c
Feb.
ii
5c
Feb.
4c
Jan.
Jan.
10
..........1
5c
10c
5c
Feb.
i
5c
Feb.
5c
Feb.
Jan.
12
2% Feb.
i
3
Feb.
Preferred
Renner Co
.............
3
2%
2% Sale
24
24
27
4§a
25
Feb. 24
IX Sale
86% Sale
7%
Sale
7%
7%
Sale
11
*
Feb.
1
1%
2%
IX
-.1
84
1
8% Feb. 24
1
8
Feb.
Feb. 18
1
6% Feb.
7 % Feb. 24
4
16% Feb.
79
80% Sale
8
11
II5
lc
2c
2c
3c
2c
2%
2%
2%
3
2% Feb. 18
.10
7
*
1,419 United Engine At Fdy
1,100 United States Glass.....
1,980
2,159
4,180 Victor Brewing Co......
5.192 Westlnghouse Air Brake.
1,247 Westghouse El Ac Mfg....
lis
.25
8
9
33
Sale
Feb.
Sale
Is* 100% Sale
10
Jan.
10
Jan.
13
1
Feb.
Jan.
2
J an.
Jan.
10
14
14% Jan.
Jan.
20
Feb.
24
lc
Jan.
12
2% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
Jan.
24
Jan.
12
4
33% Feb.
1% Feb.
7% Jan.
30% Jan.
1% Jan.
2
Feb.
17
31% Feb.
1% Feb.
Sale
1%
IX
8
3
3
60c
8
Feb.
Jan.
14
Feb.
Feb.
8
39
Feb.
39
Feb.
Jan.
7
4
65c
Feb.
60c
Jan.
Feb.
15
25% Sale
96*1 Sale
21% Feb.
4
21
Jan.
Jan.
12
88
Feb.
Jan.
10
112
Jan.
Jan.
10
2% Sale
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
Jan.
10
39
65c
Jan.
7% Feb.
Feb. 24
3
3
12
7
7%
9
30% Sale
1% Sale
60c
24
2c
12
Jan.
Feb.
6% Jan.
Sale
455 Vanadium Alloy Steel...
III
Feb. 24
79
16% Feb.
2
1% Feb.
2% Feb. 12
14% Feb. 23
1
..1
Feb.
18% Feb. 21
2
2% Feb.
14% Feb. 23
-1
637
400
100
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
84
6% Sale
7
Jan.
3
Feb. 24
2% Jan.
22% Jan.
25% Feb.
7
340 Standard Steel Spring...
718
Feb.
21% Feb.
11% Jan.
Feb.
21 % Feb.
35
2,100 San Toy Mining.........
5,411 8hamrock OH At Gas.....
1,000
6% Preferred
...
""iOO
Jan.
Jan.
13
7
4
15
29
6c
290 Reymer Ac Bros common.
200 Ruud Mfg..............
1,622
Jan.
Sale
3,050
50
100
900
Feb.
5c
200
430
Jan.
Jan.
4c
209
1,087
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
12
15
17
8
Phoenix Oil com........-25c
Pittsburg Brewing—.......*
779
Preferred
•
130 Pittsburgh Forgings.......l
111 Pittsburgh Oil At Gau.......S
1,353 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
25
*
4,018 Pitts Screw At Bolt Corp
965 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
415 Plymouth Oil Co...........5
740
Jan.
19
3
1
40
Feb.
Feb.
64% Feb. 18 68% Feb. 26
2
Feb.
100% Feb. 28 102
40
100%
101*$ 102
*
I
1,167
118
Jan.
20% Jan.
24
554
Jan.
Jan.
17
15
8
6
1% Jan.
Sale
2
600
100*$ Sale
Jan.
7
21% Feb. 24
35
Feb.
cl05
Feb.
..100
66 Jeannette Glass preferredlOO
21% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
3
19% Feb.
12% Feb. 14
7% Feb. 17
19%
12%
13
9% Sale
70c
75c
38 Jones Ac Laughltn St'l pref 100
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20% Feb.
50
.....
30%
11%
8%
1%
7% Sale
"527
150 CrandaU McK Ac Hend
IX
4%
1%
4%
1% Sale
4
8% Sale
3%
323 Consol Ice Co Preferred....*
166 Copperweld Steel
10
776
217
Sale
*
15.020 Carnegie Metals............1
1.845 Clark (D L) Candy
...*
*
4.257 Columbia Gas Ac Electric
4,330
•
15% Jan.
xl05
3%
6%
30%
]1%
8%
1 %
3%
6%
...
484
Highest
Sale Prices
Dec. 13 111
Mar.
4
108
107
...100
125 Arkansas Nat Gat Corp „.._*
93
Preferred
..10
2,065
1
STOCKS
Sharer
809
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 3
*7,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s
Shares
$7,666
__
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
PITTSBURGH
SALES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1937
$1,000
2,000
February
Shares
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
1938
Bond Sales
1937
1938
February
65c
70c
65c
22% Sale
93% Sale
60c
88
26% Feb.
4 100% Feb.
Feb.
UNLISTED.
10 Lone Star Gas *%% pref. 100
1
1,424 PennroodCorpvte
594
*
No par value
x
112
112
2X
Sale
(Continued from page 67)
on
Feb. 15 by $24,000,000, representing the net
of
gold
Dec.
31,
from
acquisition
be given
for which he said credit must
to the operation of the tripartite currency agree¬
ment.
both
sold to the stabilization fund to offset sales
was
in the previous year,
than
increased
foreign and domestic
sources, which had not previously been added to the gold
stock.
The inactive gold account
(which forms part of
the monetary gold stock) was reduced to $1,213,600,000 on
Feb. 15 by the release from the account of $9,700,000, most
of which
2% Feb. 10
Ex-dlvldend.
the monetary gold stock of the United States was
since
8
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
francs showed
French
greater
part
of
marked
February.
weakness
Fluctuations
throughout the
were
noticeably
wide, as shown especially by the relation of the franc to
sterling, which has
been pointed out above in the resume
It would seem that the stabilization
to foreign accounts by the fund since
of sterling exchange.
and
funds
was
the first of the year,
further reduced by $13,000,000 on Feb. 26 to offset
Feb. 15.
Preliminary figures of imports during February show
receipts of $1,100,000 from Australia and $275,000 from
sales to foreign accounts subsequent to
India.
As
result of the
a
above transactions and receipts
experienced the greatest difficulty in moderating the
pressure
in the
the
Feb.
France
Canadian exchange fluctuated within narrow limits dur¬
of
into
G. F. Towers, at the annual meeting of
Feb. 22, called attention to the fact that fluc¬
the Bank on
tuations of the Canadian dollar during 1937 in terms of the
United States dollar and the pound sterling were narrower
Treasury
to
had drawn gold
replenish the
increased
heavily from the Bank of
fund.
Later in the
stabilization
as a
result of Chancellor Hitler's
apparent dominance over Austria.
was
Bank of Canada,
government which occurred at the end of January.
month pressure
ing February.
Montreal funds ranged between a discount
3/128% and a premium of 5/64%. The Governor of the
In the early part of the
Renewed pressure was likewise due to the realization that
of
$7,000,000 .from foreign and domestic sources since
15, there was a net increase of approximately $18,000,000 in the monetary gold stock during February.
undergone by the franc.
month pressure developed as a consequence of the changes
clear that French funds had
other
currencies,
into
a
Throughout February it
strong tendency to move
guilders,
Swiss
francs,
and
especially sterling.
On Feb. 8 the new Finance Minister,
M. Paul Marchandeau, announced that sweeping financial
reforms designed to restore confidence and aid French busi(Continued
on
page
63)
,:.r
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales—
February....
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
Shares
STOCKS
4,699
16,736
Baldwin Rubber common..
1
590 Bower Roller Bearing
Biu
Feb.
Ask
% Sale
%i Sale,
65/*
5
6,727 Brigga Mfg Co common.
*
3,851 Burroughs Adding Mach.
11,264 Burrv Biscuit Corp
12He
7,734
647,826
1,323,229
RANGE SINCE
JAN.
1
3
1938
Par
5,540 Allen Elec & Equipment
1
14,125 Auto City Brewing common. *
1,611
---..Shares.
Price
Jan
1,900
3,650
~2l686
1937
1938
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Shares
Stock Sales
»
693,777
206,484
Since
February
1937
1938
-
..Shares.
Sale
1
57c
7%
J
16
20
1%
2%
8
22%
-----
h
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sole Pries
Salt Prices
8
2K
1
Feb.
16
7% Feb,
Sale
Feb..
5
8% Feb. 23
20% Feb.
Sale
1
50c
1%
1%
4
24% "Feb" 23
18% Fej. 15
1% Feb.
59c
Feb.
17
26
18%
2%
% Jan.
% Jan.
2
18
22
16
2
Ask
53c
59c
20
"16"' III"
Lowest
Sale Pnces
Feb. 28
1
Ask Bid
Bid
7
5
4
7
28
17
Jan.
26
Feb.
3
Feb.
18
2
Feb,
3
3
Feb.
23
2
59
Feb.
23
48
Jan.
15% Feb.
2
14
1% Jan.
% Jan.
19
15
Jan.
9% Jan.
21% Jan.
15
26
Jan.
15
20% Jan.
3 % Jan.
13
62% Jan.
15% Feb.
1 % Jan.
4% Jan.
15% Jan.
Jan.
18% Jan.
20% Jan.
18
Sale
3
3
17
2
3
17
27
10
11
Chamberlin Metal Weather
Strip Co
Chrysler Corp common.... 5
3,006 Consolidated Paper com
in
2,486
-
5
common
2ll34l
"91118
500 Continental Motors com._
350 Crowley, Milner & Co com.
""Ho
I
•
48% Sale'
14
Sale
IK Sale
3 K
3K
528 Cunningham Drug Sts..2.50
185
Deisel Wemmer Glib
"
6~,605
"i",66o
Paper Products.....
.1K Sale
93%
1% Sale
2 K Salo
2%
3
Steel Corp com
12
Edison
IP"
com
Gray Iron Fdy
Mich Stove
1
I
common.
.5
17
700 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner...."
"
1,225
1,163
2,905 Ex-Cello Corporation
2,780 federal Mogul common....
1,755 Pederal Motor Truck com
400
200 federal Screw Works
"
"l',395
4,101
"""ioo
""loo
2,035
10,516
7,100
5,356
5,025
30,216
23,955
31,843
8
*
2%
I
IK
1
620
13
542
1,475
18
3%
29%
I
3
Sale
I
IK
%
Sale
K
*
2 K
7%
common.
com
Hoover Steel Ball
in
com
10%
Hoskins Mfg Co common.2.50
"3",620
2.714
Class B
*
7
21,591
6,875
7,954
1,400
2%
...
8,815
2,450
3,625
225
56
Kingston Products Corp
I
Kinsel Drug Co com.......I
Kresge (8 8) Co com
in
Lakey Fdy & Mach
I
common
141 Mahon (R C) class A pref..."
3,170
11,110
450
Masco Screw Products.....
1
750 McAleer Mfg Co com........ *
20,861 McClanahan Oil Co com.... I
5,423
1,600
8,450 McClanahan Refineries.....
990
990 Mich Steel Tube Prod
700
1,550
1,390
4,705
4,855
31,456
600
1,900
1,870
9,090
Michigan Sugar com......
■
.
Preferred.
l«
Mlcromatlc Hone Corp.....i
Mid-West Abrasive
19,525 Murray Coro
.!<'
common..
19,795 Packard Motor Co
10,052 Parke Davis Ac Co
"i",320
'
com
com.
2.50
4,208 Parker Wolverine Co com
17,683 Peninsular Metal Products.
3,570 PfMffer Brewing Co com
4,044 Prudential Investing Corp
6,910
955
•
675
1%
IK
.8
Sal*
1%
12.344
298
210
5
5%
4%
2
•
..
17,000 Ttvoll Brewing Co
>
1,210
1,607 Union Investment Co com..
3,865 United Shirt Distributors.
United Specialties com
""loo
"""loo
700
2,000
10,763
4.328
For footnotes see page 61.
2/v
3%
Sale
_
21%
8%
8
52c
2%
52c
16
1%
1%
93%
1%
2%
3
28
4%
1%
Sale
34%
12%
9%
2%
1%
8%
3%
35
Sale
Sale
3%
13%
14
Feb.
Feb.
-----
Sale
26%
3%
34%
3%
1%
2% Feb.
2% Feb.
15
19%
Sale
Feb.
1
1% Feb.
9
2% Feb. 10
3% Feb. 21
Feb.
15
Feb.
10% Feb.
9% Feb.
3% Feb.
12% Feb. 26
1
Sale
2
75c
-----
1%
65c
2
%
16
Sale
24
3
18
90
10
3%
4%
1%
1%
-----
5%
3 K
7K
Sale
5%
4%
5%
.11
"34"
<25
3%
4H
1%
2 %
Sale
-
110
Sale
5%
4%
34
Sale
5%
Jan.
15
12
16
13% Jan.
10% Jan.
4% Jan.
4% Jan.
1 % Jan.
10% Jan.
5% Jan.
3
7% Jan.
12% Feb.
3% Feb.
29% Jan.
25
10% Feb.
Feb.
4
6% Feb. 23
Feb. 25
Feb.
4
Feb. 23
Feb. 26
Feb. 10
1
10
4
70c
Feb.
16
2% Feb.
14
3
Jan.
3
1% Jan.
21
% Jan.
5
2% Feb.
3
12
12
10
12
13
11
12% Feb. 25
4% Jan. 11
38
Jan,
3% Jan.
I % Jan.
70c
15
11
10
Feb.
16
11
7
3
Feb.
17
7
3% Jan.
Feb.
5
11
Feb.
3
10
Feb.
5
12% Jan.
17%
13
17
16% Feb.
2
15
Feb.
17
Jan.
12
8% Jan.
4
7
Jan.
3
11% Jan.
9% Jan.
13
13
% Jan.
6
% Jan.
^
2%
15
3
3% Jan.
% Jan.
18% Jan.
10
10
12
12
10% Feb. 14
8% Feb. 23
7% Feb.
Feb.
60c
25
3
2% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
2%
Tan.
17
50c
Feb.
59c
Feb.
25
50c
Feb.
3
17
Sale
Feb.
18% Feb.
2% Feb.
15
3
16% Jan.
2% Feb.
3
3% Jan.
19
Feb.
11
18
9
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
1
4
lO
17
2% Feb.
19%
1%
18
1% Feb.
1
1
Feb.
Feb.
1%
37c
97c
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb.
62c
Sale
-----
Feb.
Feb.
1
37c
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
7% Feb.
14
6
7
4
Feb.
14
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
42c
5
4%
Sale
Sale
Jan.
27
6
1% Jan.
11
Feb.
4
14
2
7% Feb.
% Jan.
5
5
Feb.
21
66c
Feb.
24
62c
Feb.
5
Feb.
21
4
4% Feb.
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
26
10
9
3%
3%
1%
1%
18%
12%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
6%
5% Feb.
3
6% Feb.
23
4%
37
18
10
Sale
37%
4% Feb.
32% Feb.
1
4% Feb.
37% Feb.
"9% "Feb". 16 "16% Feb."
11
2% Sale
6% Sale
1%
2
2% Feb.
6% Feb.
1 % Feb.
2%
3%
3%
3 % Feb.
21
18
18
2% Feb. 21
3
Sale
Sale
18
20
94
90
Feb.
12
12%
11% Feb.
'
Sale
109
105
4
Feb. 14
Feb. 25
3
Feb.
9
Feb.
3%
25%
2%
18%
28
3
Feb.
2% Feb.
6% Feb.
2% Feb.
2
25
3
9
28
9
2% Feb. 24
3% Feb. 23
3% Feb.
1
27
Feb.
8
3% Feb.
24
6
% Jan.
3% Feb.
75c
5
19% Jan.
1% Jan.
5% Jan.
10
3%
21%
5
3
21
93
Sale
Sale
6%
25
27
10
109
•
Sale
Sale
5
10
3%
8%
Sale
3
4
4%
1%
Sale
-----
10
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
56c
52c
Sale
2%
3%
3%
Jan.
3%
4%
1%
8%
2
8$
Sale
3%
3%
1%
,1%
2
11
13
16
14
18
10
6%
Sale
5%
2%
3% Jan.
3 % Jan.
24
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
38c
97c
2 %
5
12
11
Jan.
Jan.
12%
3%
36%
3 %
1 %
Feb.
44c
16% "II"
3
8
Jan.
2
15
3% Feb.
12% Feb. 25
3% Feb. 14
3
31% Feb.
9
Sale
4%
Sale
Jan.
2% Jan.
3
8
1% Feb. 24
15
Sale
4%
32%
2
3
1 % Jan.
16 108
Jan.
10
9
Sale
7
Sale
10%
Feb.
1% Jan.
Feb.
10
1 % Feb.
13%
3%
Sale
Sale
16
97c
6%
1% Jan.
90
4
5
1% Feb.
17
2%
1
Feb.
14
20
57c
60c
3
1% Jan.
3% Feb.
34%
—
2%
Sale
Feb.
8% Feb.
Sale
Sale
2%
10
58c
60c
14
95
1 % Feb.
7
16%
-----
"3% "Feb" 18
1% Feb.
3
1% Feb.
90
5%
Sale
10
4
60c
69c
~3% Feb"." 18
5% Feb.
10
18
1%
94
2
Sale
3% Sale
13%
14%
38c
*
•
Feb.
Feb.
-----
97c
4
*
12
3
75c
24
i
n
-----
Sale
lo
Universal Cooler c1*m A
9%
3%
1
Sale
Q Va
•
common
U S Graphite Co..
U S Radiator com....
62c
5%
•»
Tlmken Axle com........
I
Preferred
145
|o<
65
Sale
2
3%
3%
3,123
5,864
4%
Sale
?
com
3%
1%
----
32
14%
9%
4%
1%
31,363 Standard Tube Co class B._ 1
614 Stearns (Frederick) com..
*
418
5% cum part pref......100
1,049
Sale
9%
S
725 Scotten Dillon
33
50
x\A
1%
3%
15%
9%
Beo Motor com..
4,686
796
276
3%
Sale
Sale
1%
3%
65c
%
7%
4,780 Rickel (H W) fit Co common
4,625 River Raisin Paper com...
2,345
19%
1 %
3%
Sale
6
I
.
1,271
18
5%
26%
17%
2%
2%
30
......
510 Parker Rust Proof
%
Sale
%
15
50«
com
130 Muskegon Piston Rg com 2.50
6,323
5,053
Sale
%6 Sale
I
2.50
Moore (Tom) Distillery Co.. i
100 Motor Products Corp com..
350 Motor Wheel com........ 5
"4", 157
732
"~8" "10%
18,497 Hudson Motor Car
11,244 Hurd Lock fit Mfg Co com..I
3,955
Sale
9%
2%
9K
12
16%
Houdallle-Hershey class A.. *
716
-----
1%
Sale
Sale
15%
1%
-----
—
Sale
12
4
Sale
I
Home Dairy class A
"1,854
Sale
34%
Graham-Paige Motor
2,220 Hall Lamp
""412
4%
IK
Goebel Brewing Co com
2,070 Grand Valley Brew
615
26K
•
com
15
9
•
General Finance Corp com I
General Motors com
u»
"4%
1%
2%
2 %
12%
3%
—
8
5K
6%
53%
zl4
95
10%
Sale
com.
Gemmer Mfg Co class A
Class B
Sale
16
3
9%
*
20,310 Gar Wood Industries com...3
11%
1%
-----
4
3
3,620 Prankenmuth Brewing com
1,440 Fruehauf Trailer Co com
1,070
3%
14
10
Detroit & Clevel Nat com.Jd
1,846 Detroit
8,615 Detroit
16,584 Detroit
12,710 Detroit
1,180 Detroit
1,134
1,800
2,490
3,320
125
com..
5%
54%
15%
Jan.
4%
31%
17%
9%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
3
3
25
27
% Jan.
4
7
28
3
2
4% Feb. 26
2
Jan.
11
1% Jan.
18% Jan.
13% Jan.
25
13
4
28
3
6
Jan.
17
Jan.
28
5% Jan.
11
,5*
37% Feb. 25
20% Jan. 11
Jan.
20
Jan.
3
5% Jan.
1% Feb.
29
3% Jan.
6% Jan.
11
18
2% Jan.
15
5
2% Jan.
11
2
2% Tan.
3% Feb.
3% Jan.
22
12
11
4
4
Jan.
12
3
4% J-n.
10
Jan.
5
27
Feb.
8
3
4
Jan.
2
2% Jan.
18% Feb.
9
22
Jan.
10
14
13
20
Feb.
1
90
Feb.
1
90
Jan.
13
90
1 Jan.
2
12% Feb.
9
10% .Tan.
4
14
Jan.
12
20
9 105
Feb.
9
4%
Sale
3% Feb.
4
4% Feb.
24
3% Jan.
28 107
Jan.
3
4% Jan.
5%
4%
5%
Sale
5% Feb.
2
6
Feb.
15
5% Jan.
28
4 h
3
4% Feb.
2
3% Jan.
3
4^
-----
3% Feb.
4% Feb.
2% Feb.
1
17
5
3% Feb.
3% Feb.
4
Feb.
2
Jan.
5% Jan.
3% Jan.
---
—
i-
Feb.
Jan.
6
6% Jan.
5
Jan.
11
5
34
3% Feb.
~4% ""4%
2 %
105
Sale
4
Feb.
2% Feb.
1
17
12
.
AQGREGATB
In
Since
Jan. 1
STOCKS
.
Ask
Bid
100
1%s
100
82%
Preferred
%
30c
30c
25c
%
5
5A
82
2% Feb.
A Feb.
5 A Feb.
3
Sale
4
2
28
1% Feb.
2A Feb.
910
4,525
Sale
Feb.
11% Fee.
130% Fee.
Sale
1% Sale
1,671
2,952
4,864 Naah-Kelvinator Corp...—5
100
5,891 NY Central RR
.15
1,097 Socony-Vacuum Corp
1,319 Standard Brands Inc—.—*
401
556
*
No par value.
a
"1% Sale
10
17 A
9% Sale
Sale
9% Sale
Sale
Sale
18 A
'15A Sale'
"8A Sale"
r Sold
Deferred delivery sales.
6
13% Jan.
11% Jan. 31
Jan.
130% Feb.
4 149
24% Jan.
5 24 % Jan.
12
Jan.
14
9% Feb.
1% Jan.
42% Jan.
15
10
10
12%
19%
16%
9%
10
10
11
12
5
5% Feb. 28
Feo.
15
Feb.
1
1A Feb.
9% Feb.
1A Fee.
1
15
1
4 13
4 140
1% Feb.
1
9A Feb. 15
1A Feb. <14
1% Sale
'I A Sale
1
9,570 Hupp Motor Car Corp
75 Kennecott Copper Corp.—*
17% Jan.
21
31c
13
20
Feb.
2%
1%
3%
%
6%
% Jan.
2% Feb.
A Jan.
10
14
Jan.
13% Jan.
...*
200 Consolidated Oil Co
200
3,040
13
17
Jan.
2
"2% "Feb. "26
28
100 Borg Warner Corp com.....5
Commonw 8c Southern Corp
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
Feb.
88c
18
14
6
13
80 A
139 %
110
294 Amer Tel 8c Tel Co
Highest
Sale Prices
12
25 %
12
Lowest
Sale Prices
"2" Feb"." 10
2%
Sale
2%
2%
2%
2
Highest
Sale Prices
25
2%
90c
Sale
Unlisted Dept.—
American Radiator........
2,200
121
99c
% Sale
547 Young (L A) Spring 8c Wire. •
1,400
2%
2%
saie
Lowest
4s*
20
25
20
20
17
,
Class B
•
2,495
18,270 Warner Aircraft Corp com. 1
..4
2,595 Wayne Screw Prod com
3,800 Wolverine Brewing Co com.. 1
1,200 Wolverine Tube Co com....2
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
1938
Shares
172 Walker 8c Co clasr '
4,055
1,185
1,800
1
Jan. 3
February
"l~,245
JAN.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
'
DETROIT
SALES
61
STOCK EXCHANGE
DETROIT
March, 1938]
9A
15%
14%
7%
10%
19%
15%
8A
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb. 26
1%
9%
1%
42%
4
2
Feb.
1
Feb. 15
Jan.J 4
Jan. 10
9% Feb.
15% Feb.
Feb. 16
Feb. 23
Feb.
9
Feb.
Jan.
14
28
7% Feb. 26
12
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
z Ex-dividend.
Auto City Brewing common, Feb. 7, at 62c.
for casb
Cash sale in which no account is taken in computing range:
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
-
February
963,073
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
February
Jan. 1
.
BONDS
56,500 Elec 8c Peoples tr ctfs 4s.l*4*
1948
1,000 Lehigh Valley 4s
1,000 Pennsylvania 4%s.......1965
4,000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s...1943
STOCKS
Shares
794
4,157
3,361
7,352
622
851
917
1,655
1.695
4,843
10
335
3,316
1,539
10,913
120
375
900
5,103
1,666
17,100
28
85
American Tel 8c Tel....—100
10
Co
Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
20
100
Budd (R
G) Mfg Co...
...»
.........100
Wheel Co
•
Budd
Chrysler
.....—5
Corp
Curtis Pub Co
Horn 8c Hardart (N Y>
com..*
*954
Lehigh Valley.............50
Mitten Bank Sec Corp
25
Preferred.
.......25
961
9,599
6,232
22,947
17,664
27
52
200
2,151
1,061
6,850
60
540
555
289
442
35
1,431
1,018
1,037
66,886
480
75,579
1,168
61
101
700
1,709
1,100
5,087
9
9
372
930 ■-:'r"
755
350
18,553
621
154
343
*
nto par.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
35
321
343
*
*
Nat'l Power 8c Light
Pennroad Corp
vte
......50
Manufactur'g-50
Pennsylvania RR
Penna
Salt
Penn Traffic
com....—..2%
Phlla Elec of Pa $5 pref.....*
—25
Phila Elec Pow pref
*
Phlla Insulated Wire
Transit..—-50
...50
Philadelphia Trectlon...—50
Phlla Rapid
7% preferred
18%
25
10%
8
8%
144% Sale
15
15%
115% 118
4% Sale
"3% Sale"
47%
Sale
26%
Ask
8
7
6
18
10%
Salt Dome Oil Corp
Scott
1
....*
Paper.....
Bridge....*
Tocony-Palmyra
~4% ~~4%
54%
Sale
22%
3%
5%
23%
4
Sale
1
1%
1% Sale
7% Sale
2fh
128
Sale
Sale
145
Tonopah-Belmont Devel
Sale
3% Sale
7
5%
.........50
United Corp common.......*
Preferred................*
com.......*
...__*
Westmoreland, Inc........
Coal........*
Westmoreland
Ex-dividend.
a
7%
Sale
2%
21%
Sale
Sale
2%
22%
Sale
Sale
11
25
9
15
Sale
Sale
30
%
%
4% Feb.
50% Feb.
6
2%
2%
27%
3
Sale
28%
10
Sale
L05% Sale
9%
10%
9%
9%
28
4
3
71
Feb.
25
3
2
4
3
7
27% Feb.
31% Feb.
16
4
145
4 104
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
1
7
1
2
6% Feb.
3
Feb.
1
19% Feb.
4
2
135
5%
43%
4%
58%
6%
30%
41%
Feb.
Feb.
1
1
10% Feb.
140% Feb. 23
18% Feb. 23
15 119
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
2
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
1
Feb.
8
1% Feb.
7% Feb. 25
2% Feb. 21
23% Feb. 25
Feb.
23
Feb.
15
2% Feb.
Highest
Sale Prices
5 A Feb.
Feb.
71
11
7
25
71
Jan.
/
4
Feb.
25
Jan.
24 101
Jan.
24
Jan.
13
Jan.
13
20
11 115% Feb.
2
32% Feb.
26
4
Jan.
11% Jan.
4 149% Jan.
Feb.
Jan. 28
18% Feb.
4 119% Jan.
Jan.
3
4% Jan.
6% Jan.
42
Jan. 26
43% Feb.
3
3% Jan.
5% Jan.
3
47% Jan.
63% Jan.
6
Feb.
7
7% Jan.
3
26% Jan.
30% Jan.
3
29% Jan.
41% Feb.
8%
127%
14%
116%
100%
21%
3%
4%
%
1%
6%
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29
2
Jan.
27
19% Jan.
28
135
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 17
Feb. 26
4
Feb.
7
Feb.
8
Feb.
19% Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
At
%
%
1%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
Feb.
2
Feb.
15
Feb.
1%
3%
5%
2%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
10% Jan.
37% Jan.
28
Feb.
15 I,;-.
15
Feb.
18
Feb.
Feb.
18
8
9
Feb.
19
9
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb.
23
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
2
23
3
7
Feb.
11
23% Jan.
5
4%
6%
1%
1%
8%
15
19
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
7% Jan.
2% Feb.
2
5
4
7
8
14
3
11
7
24% Feb.
42% Jan.
29% Jan.
Feb.
ib
Jan.
i
Feb.
Feb.
18
Jan.
Jan.
32% Feb.
6
At Jan,
% Jan.
e" Feb.
Jan.
2% Feb.
11 116
16
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
Jan. 12
Jan.
8
Jan. 12
2 A Jan.
30% Jan.
4 140
Feb.
18
3
5
3
3
3
4
9% Feb.
101% Feb. 26
5
26
18
17
1
6
Jan.
18
8
24% Feb. 14
1
42% Feb.
28% Feb. 26
Feb.
11 104
29% Jan.
15
2% Feb.
2% Feb.
10
6
Feb.
112
19
16
2% Feb.
17
17
4% Feb.
Feb.
27
1
Feb. 26
2
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb. 23
9
Feb.
Feb. 25
3
Feb.
22%
4%
6%
1%
4 140
1
13% Feb.
38% Feb. 28
28
%
Feb.
117% Feb.
4% Feb.
43% Feb.
3
2%
3%
2%
3
112
114% 114% 115% 116
30%
30% Sale
30%
31%
18
21
19%
17%
21
2
2
Sale
1%
2%
4
Sale
4
Sale
3%
5%
5%
7
5%
7
2%
14
Feb.
127% Feb.
1% Feb.
135
155
28
Includes 647,269 rights.
31
Sale
Sale
41
3% Sale
Sale
aft'
31
28% Sale
10% Sale
105% 106%
10%
9
10%
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
1%
'A
Sale
2
""4%
53%
6%
30%
1
Preferred.................
Preferred....
Feb.
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
6
Feb.
3
20
104
13
29
1
....
Sale
37%
1
Tonopah Mlnind
United Gas Impt
5% Feb.
105% 109% 102
21
21% Sale
23%
21%
3%
4%
3%
4% Sale
6
5%
5%
6%
135
2%
3%
115% Sale
29% Sale
21
18%
2
27 J*
33%
Transit Invest Corp
Union Traction
Lowest
Sale Prices
17
10% Sale
9% Sale
137% Sale
140% Sale
15
15%
17% Sale
118% Sale
117% Sale
4%
5%
5% Sale
102
102
Reo Motor Car Co.........
372
2,555
3,748
1,206
45,425
1,246
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
101
95
(Phils) com.*
181
651
1
71
Horn AcHardsrt
Lehigh Coal Ac Navigation..*
2,025
1,862
6
Sale
29% Sale
Battery....*
Electric Storage
486
162
8
General Motors...........10
1,167
1,126
6
Bid
common.....*
150
200
Ask
Preferred.
657
325
119,400
Par
American Stores..
Barber
Feb.
1938
Bid
$
Shares
62,500
Price
Since
38,500
1,000
$65,300
Jan. 3
In
%
1937
—$39,500
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
1937
473,073
.458,492
Shares„
1938
Bond Sales
1938
220,825
Stock Sales
February
18
6
8
2% Feb.
26% Jan. 28
4
3
Jan.
3% Jan.
32
Jan.
11% Jan.
26 106% Jan.
19
10% Jan.
7
9 A Feb.
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
Shares
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-.-..
AQQREQATR
SALE
February
$
1,381
590
195
170
125
700
170
2.260
11**
14*4
12** Sale
185
com
.........
20
...20
780
775
1,375
820
1,588
3,149
125
20
10
1,187
2,160
5
common.
593 Claude Neon Blec Prod.....*
*
403 Clorox Chemical A
130 Coast Cos Gas&El 6%lstpfl00
Chemical
1
20
21
21
19**
19*1 Sale
48*4 50*4
91** Sale
46*4 48
99** 100
46*4 47*4
6*4
8
27*1 32
101*4 103
17*4
""
Highest
Sale Prices
101
7 101
Jan.
Jan.
7
17 107*4 Feb. 17
17 57** Feb. 17
107*4 Feb.
57** Feb.
8
186
aW
12** Feb.
1
Feb.
2
15
3*4
6**
184
5*4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19*
Sale
22
20*4
22
20
Feb.
20*4
19*1
44
3H
11*4
20*4
3*4
9**
**
36*4
Feb. 24
Feb. 16
Feb. 17
22
20
Sale
48
Feb.
Feb.
36*4
20
49
40^ seU
20*4
Sale
94
97**
43*4 44 J*
101** 101*4
54*4 Stale
21X
91*
48**
93
17
Feb.
3
Feb. 19
Feb.
16
2
16
93*4 Feb.
Sale
24
Feb.
4
40
2
13*4 Feb.
15*4 Feb. 17
25
7** Feb. 15
5
19 189
Feb.
5
5*4 Feb. 17
4
19*4 Feb. 23
3
3
4
Feb.
3
20*4 Feb.
20*4 Feb. 24
3*4 Feb. 16
9** Feb. 17
** Feb. 19
36*4 Feb. 16
22H Feb. 23
49*4 Feb. 24
94*4 Feb. 24
48** Feb. 28
Feb. 24
102*4 100*4 Feb. 11 102
Feb.
4
54*4 51
58** Feb. 23
Feb. 24
7
8
7*4
7**
8**
7** Feb.
9
30
36
35
105
Feb. 14 106*4 Feb. 15
104*4 103*4 106
15**
16**
14*4
15*4
11*4 Jan;
•'
5
Jan.
4
14
2?* Jan. 26
3
6** Feb.
184
9** Jan.
10
19*4 Jan.
6
Jan.
21
17
21
9** Feb.
** Jan.
36*4 Jan.
19*4 Jan-
26
3
16
Feb.
3
4
91 J* Jan.
40
100
50
25
4
19*4 Jan. 24
3*4 Feb. 16
48
18
14
Feb.
4
Jan.
19 190
5
5*4 Jan.
Feb.
5*4 Feb.
16*4 Jan.
20
13** Jan.
49
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
7** Feb.
9
30*4 Jan.
31
31
6
Jan.
h
10
Jan.
11
Jan.
12
36M Jan. 26
12
24
Jan.
50
97
Jan.
11
Jan.
52** Jan.
27
20
Feb.
24
4 102
5
Jan.
20*4 Jan.
4
7
14
62** Jan.
8
Feb.
32
15
24
Jan.
10
18
Jan.
Jan.
4 106*4 Feb.
Jan.
19 18
15
19
29
29*4
104
Jan.
26
103
Industries
Inc class A partlcpref....*
28
1,944
1
1,594 Creameries of Amer (new)
4*4
15 Crocker First Nat Bk 8P caplOO 208
23,471 CrownZellerb Corp com (new)
93
Preferred (new)
2,010
643
4
2,456 D1 Giorgio Fruit Corp com. 10
Preferred
810
.......100
23
4
1,380 Doernbecker Mfg Go.......
802 El Dorado Oil Works cap...*
4,984 Emporium Capwell cap.....*
Preferred
............50
1,860
3,276 Emaco Derrick Ac Eq Co cap_5
40 Ewa Plantation...........20
40 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
1,420 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
5,364 Food Machinery Corp eom.10
2*4
1,515 Foster & Klelser com..
Class A preferred
25
40
Galland Mercantile Laundry
common (capital) ........*
155
9,265 General Motors...........10
3,949 General Paint .Corp com
*
1,145
5,869
Preferred. J.......... ...*
505
2.586 Gladding McBean Co com..*
8,692 Golden State Ltd cap......*
1,020
1,560
2,645
2,048 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
*
2,750 Hancock OU........
II,497 HawaUan Pineapple Co (new)
295
19**
4
12
7*4
180
186
190
5*4
7
17
18*4
20
42*4
7,502 Chrysler Corp
8
Sale
3k
6**
16**
2**
9*4
12
Sale
15*
3**
7
7
195
34*|
cap..
*
Preferred
50
571
90 California Water Serv preflOO
5,255 Caterpillar Tractor cap....*
Preferred stock..
100
490
15
5
15 *4
657 California Ink Co lnc A....*
5,122 California Packing
10
30
360
6*4
H
Consol
630
474
160
3*|
*1
175 Consol Aircraft Corp com
9',070
14**
2**
1
2,300 Callf-Engels Mining Co
80
542
Lowest
Sale Prices
par
635 Calaveras Cement Co com
*
I,200 Calif Cotton Mills cap
100
523
36
1,034
Highest
Sale Prices
103
104** 101
107*4 Feb. 17 107*4 Feb. 17
106*4
57
59** 57** Feb. 17 57*4 Feb. 17
11
2.585 Calamba Sugar Estate
Preferred...
1,030
v
Lowest
Ask
"48"" "53""
107
50
100
98** 102
105
63**
STOCKS
1
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
238 Bank of Calif Nat nssn caplOO
645 Bishop OH Co.
5
2,485 Byron Jackson com cap....*
203
516
2,551
Bid
60
Shares.
2,197
1,810
1,337
1,612
371
Ask
2,220 Alaska Juneau Geld M cap.10
6,975 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
20
3,585 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
2,386 Atlas Imp Diesel End Co
5
2,000
Shares.
700
Feb. 1
1938
Bid
5,000 Calif Water Serv 4%
1961
1,000 Coast Co G & E Co 4%..1965
2,000 South Pacific Co 4*4 %
1969
"i~66o
RANOE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 3
BONDS
Jan. 1
$
Jan. 1 to Feb* 28
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
1937
$12,000
69,000
$3,000
8,000
February
821,579
1,430,234
202,210
509,073
1938
Bond Sales
1937
1938
February
.
16
30
Sale
375
30
4*4 Sale
375
Sale
10
Sale
4*4
24**
4*4
69** Sale
4**
4*4
25*4 27
4*4 Sale
19
17
10*4 11*4
28*4 Sale
8*4
9*4
43
34
69
28
320
45
40
Sale
29*4 Sale
1**
2*4
16
17*4
22
25*4
31*4 Sale
7 J*
8**
23*4 29**
7
7*4
3*4 Sale
Sale
19
12** Sale
34
9**
40
34
75
Sale
9*4
46
39**
75?*
27*4 Sale
2*4
2*4
16*4
17*4
22
23
33*4
34*4
nl*
28
oS*
30
28
4*4
11
70**
4*4
26*4
4*4
71
4*4
27
4**
18
21
47*1
45
35
74
7
17
37*4
Sale
29
Feb.
320
9*4 Feb.
67*4 Feb.
4*4 Feb.
25
Feb.
4 J* Feb.
7
19
3
21
2
34
30** Feb.
Feb. 24
2
Feb.
Feb. 24
22
Jan.
4
23
31*4 Jan.
7*4 Feb.
25** Feb.
3
28*4
HY*
M
Sale
26**
26**
37*4
33**
36*4
36
16
21
17*4
28**
7**
26
12*4 Feb.
1
24
36** Feb. 25
5
8*4 Feb.
27
Feb.
7
8*4 Feb. 15
3*4 Feb. 25
13*4 Feb. 11
2
29*4 Feb.
Feb.
21
25*4 Feb.
5
27
4
34*4 Feb. 23
28
Feb.
2
69
26
36
76
26
30*4
9**
3*4
12*4 Sale
28** Sale
27
27**
Feb.
6
3
3
3
5
Jan.
26
4
Jan.
34** Feb.
43
2
23
Feb.
9
16
23
Feb. 24
32
Feb.
3
3
7*4 Feb.
3
25** Feb.
2
7*4 Feb.
3
Feb.
14*4 Jan. 12
34** Jan. 11
10*4 Feb. 24
2
25*4
35
9
9
Jan.
19
2*4 Feb. 15
22**
34**
8*4
3*4
5
7
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
8
4
13
20
7
16
3**
11
3
28
2
7
11
5*4 Jan.
28
Jan.
11** Jan.
Feb.
3
5
12
Feb.
28*4 Jan.
9** Jan.
10*4 Feb. 24
46*4 Feb. 23
Feb.
Jan.
1
Feb.
Feb. 23
3
Feb.
Feb. 24
2*4 Feb. 15
73
12*4 Feb. 24
9*4
46*4
34**
72**
16
Jan.
4** Jan.
Feb.
36
75
19
12
18*4 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
Jan.
3
3
5
2
25
12
31
Feb.
Jan.
4** Jan.
33
5 320
Jan.
9*4 Feb.
6434 Jan.
3** Jan.
11** Feb.
72*4 Feb.
5
JFeb.
26** Feb.
4*4 Feb.
26
3*4
4** Feb. 17
4*4 Feb.
29*4 Sale
2*4
2*4
16
17*4
12*4
26
22*4
11*4
Feb.
4** Feb.
29
18*4 Feb.
12
12**
31** Sale
10
10**
21**
24 >4
29**
4*4
375
Sale
320
3
7
Jan,
3
27
3
Feb.
4
115* Jan.
4
26*4 Jan.
22*4 Jan.
26
4
33
23
Jan.
Jan.
10
27
10
Jan.
it* Jan.
20
26
38
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
27
Feb.
7
8*4 Feb.
4*4 Jan.
15
10
Jan.
8
15
13*4 Jan. 14
29*4 Feb.
2
29** Jan. 22
Home Fire Ac Marine Insur
420
190
2,260
cap new*
100 Honolulu Plantation cap...*
610 Hudson Motors Car Co.....*
100
100
100
10
3,912
2,045
507
3,285
140
5,757
Co of Calif capital..... 10
3,660 HonoluluOllCrpLtd
200 Hunt Bros. Packing com...*
130 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
5,367 Langendorf United Bak cl A *
Class B
♦
2,732
1,344 Leslie Salt Co capital .....*
6,122 Le Tourneau Inc common.10
276 Libby McNeill & Libby
*
18,811 Lock Heed Alrcr Corp com..l
10
426 Lyons-Magnus Inc A.......*
814
6,897 Magnavox Co Ltd (capltal)2*4
2,411 Magnln & Co (I) common...*
1,786
10
10
3,026
30
10
435
3,450
3.240
300
30
10
3,364
50
290
410
1,375
*
Preferred...
...
.100
5,436 Merchant Cal Mach Co com 10
30 Market St Ry Co prior pf.100
Preferred. ............100
10
_
1,130 Meieir-Frank Co ..........10
9,436 Nat Auto Fibres IncCom stkl
9.105 Natomas Co capital
*
North Amer Inv Corp—
Common
...........100
1,330
50
4% preferred
100
30
BH% preferred... ......100
14,905 North Amer OH Consol cap.10
187 Occidental Insurance cap.. 10
980 O'Connor Moffat
560 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
...
3,734
No par value,
B
♦
6**
18
83
1
38* 11*
14*4
3$ 35*
35
37**
15
15
7**
8J*
9*4 Sale
6
5
7*4
8**
8** Sale
4*4
5**
*4 Sale
10*4
12*4
**
11*4
90
93
13*4
102
14*4
8
6
2*4
8*4
7**
8
5*4 Sale
8*4
9*4
5**
5*4
31
26
9**
26
48
48
15
4*4
37*4
32*4
11
24
17
5*4
t Removed from listing Feb. 4,1937.
6
102
5*4 Sale
9*4 Sale
11
9*4
1
12
137H %
S* 131
Sale
9
40
16
5*4
45
40
12**
25**
9
10
16
18
5*4
5*4
Feb.
17*4 Feb. 11
19
28
Feb.
2
8
1*4 Feb.
16*4 Feb.
16
.14*1 Feb.
3**
2** Feb.
36
Feb.
40
2
9J*
28
Feb.
8
il*
15
14** Sale
2*4
3*4
16
34
14
IV*
29
3
Sale
16
7*4
8**
4*4
8
9
5**
**'
10**
14
9**
3
3
3
3
** Feb.
4
16*4
6**
19*4
6*4
35
5
14
3
Feb.
7
9*4 Feb.
9
4** Feb.
42
3
7
6
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
14
3
3
7*4 Feb.
7*4 Feb.
3
Jan.
13
*4 Jan.
3
10
13*4
12
2
Feb.
11
Sale
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
.....
Feb.
2
1*4 Feb.
16*4 Jan. 24
11
12*4
9**
4*4
8*4
5**
Feb.
95
95
45
Jan.
28
Feb.
3
3
4
43
Jan.
19
14
*4 Feb.
11*4 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
35
Feb.
28
8
3
3
11
14**
11**
33*4 Jan. 10
17*4 Feb. 11
5
95
34
12**
7
7*4 Feb.
7*4 Feb.
11
39
23
9
3
2
1*4 Feb.
4
16*4 Feb.
16*4 Feb. 17
4*| Feb. 10
38
Feb. 21
16** Feb. 24
3
7*4 Feb.
9*4 Feb. 23
102
8**
8*4
5*4 Sale
9** Sale
4**
1
Feb.
14
*4
93
4
Feb. 25
Feb. 14
2
Feb.
135* Feb.
4*4
8*4
5*4
9*4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
12*4 Feb.
9J* Feb. 11
14
4*4 Feb.
3
8*4 Feb.
5
Feb.
8*4 Jan.
•
7
5
4*4 Feb.
4
Jan.
6
Feb.
41
Jan.
27
3
Feb.
25
30** Feb.
3
5
2
30** Feb.
13*4 Feb.
Feb.
24
Feb.
2
4
9*4 Feb.
16*4 Feb.
6*4 Feb.
9
Jan.
16
Feb.
25
15
5*4 Jan.
27
12
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
Feb.
15
5*4 Feb.
16
24
43
25
Feb.
10*4 Jan.
6
9*4 Jan.
1*4 Jan.
17
Jan.
28
10
14
6
4
10
16*4 Feb. 17
4*4 Feb. 10
39
17
Jan.
21
Jan.
10
26
10
8** Jan.
10*4 Jan.
5*4 Jan.
11
1*4 Jan.
18
Jan.
Feb.
10
3
13
95
14*4 Jan.
11
Feb.
4*4 Feb.
14
14
9*4 Jan.
7** Jan.
10*4 Jan.
10
15
20
5** Jan.
11
10
43
40
Feb. 24
19
Jan.
13*4 Feb. 23
28** Jan. 15
10** Jan. 12
17
Jan. 12
6** Jan. 18
March, 1938]
AGGREGATE
SAN
SALES
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
20
855
mm
mm
mm
Jan. 3
STOCKS
mm
7.270
6,043
1,480
1,912
400
1,645
3,468
570
155
1
2,953
20
80
95
6,189
1,268
1,259
90
330
3,252
6,230
Preferred....
Sale
27 X
37
103
Sale
Sale
5X
16 X
600
108
205
mm
20
19
Feb.
10
50
Feb.
24
24
16
Jan.
109
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
14
109
134
Feb.
135% Feb.
92
1,593
3,080
30
.
302
8,974
985
1,505
395
2
Feb.
23
Feb. 25
4
Feb.
Feb. 10
7
Feb.
25
28
24
7
6
55
16
6%
56%
19%
26%
Feb.
36
Feb.
Feb.
6
15% Feb.
20
115
15%
101
Sale
15
100
Feb.
Feb.
20% Feb.
19 X
17
Sale
178
30%
17
3
83
29% Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb. 21
3
Feb.
Feb. 17
Feb. 3
7
Feb.
1,545
3,849
20
w10
•
16
Feb.
24
7% Feb.
5
8
Feb.
1
4
Feb.
1
1
Feb.
20% Jan.
Jan.
17
Jan. 10
Feb. 25
Jan. 15
Feb. 23
2
Feb.
77% Jan.
28% Jan.
16% Jan.
% Jan.
% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
Feb.
1
4
1
°4
1
35
266
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
26
Jan.
10% Jan.
41% Jan.
9% Feb.
4
13
26
12% Jan. 12
21% Feb. 24
7
22% Jan.
8
8% Jan.
Feb.
10% Feb.
39% Feb.
Jan.
84
7% Jan.
6% Jan.
.
19
$
13% Feb.
76% Feb.
10% Jan.
19% Jan.
8
Feb.
Feb. 24
2
Feb.
7
Feb.
10% Feb. 26
25
6% Feb. 14
33% Jan. 10
18% Feb. 24
6% Feb.
3
8
Jan. 12
Feb. 24
29% Jan.
13% Jan.
% Feb.
21
Feb.
10%
21%
17%
7%
3
9% Feb.
38% Feb. 24
10
common
19%
16% Sale
21%
19
3
Sale
Feb.
29
29
1.50
65 Yosemite Portl Cem Co pf-.lO
33
30
3
(Consolidated) cl A
ear
31
3%
3%
page
59)
24
11
11
Jan.
26
22% Jan.
11
Jan.
3% Jan,
8
6
285
Jan.
3
20
Feb.
9
Feb.
29
Feb.
28
29
Feb.
3
Feb.
14
3
16% Jan.
3
Feb. 28
Jan.
26
32
The Reichsbank statement for the first quarter of February
showed an increase in gold and bullion of 31,000 marks;
made, but
details of such plans had not been disclosed at the close
for the second
of
the
by
lightening the
tax
burden
would
be
the month.
The
received
franc
a
severe
847,034 francs
sented simply
when
shock
France statement for Feb. 3 revealed
a
the
Bank
reduction of
of
3,126,-
This transaction repre¬
a transfer of a like amount of gold to the
exchange equalization fund.
In December the stabilization
fund had transferred approximately the same amount of
gold to the bank, presumably in connection with the repay¬
ment of the £40,000,000 sterling credit.
Finance Minister
in
gold
holdings.
asserted that
Marchandeau
the
gold
transfer
in
no
way
weakened the
position of the Bank of France. However, M.
Paul Reynaud, former Finance Minister and member of the
Tardieu and Laval Cabinets, asserted that the lower gold
reserves of the Bank had a more serious aspect.
He indi¬
cated that the reserves were below the "security level"
said that at
6,000 tons of gold. "This
stock has fallen to 2,407 tons after the withdrawal of 134
tons announced on Feb. 10," he declared, "although former
Premier Blum, in September, 1936, fixed the minimum re¬
quired for our security at 50,000,000,000 pre-devaluation
francs, or 3,275 tons."
M. Reynaud also asserted that to
restore the French position would require the repatriation
of not less than 30,000,000,000 francs.
necessary
for national defense.
M. Reynaud
the end of 1931 France possessed
On Feb. 15 the French Government announced a new in¬
ternal issue of
5%% Treasury bonds, the new issue to have
The bonds will be redeemed
three different maturing dates.
at par
in 1942, at 109 in 1946, and at 118 in 1950. The purpose
of the
Jssue was to meet maturing obligations as well as to
raise
new
cash.
the 1935 4%
The bonds
were
offered in
exchange for
Treasury bonds which matured on March 10,
1937, and in exchange for 1937 4% one-year Treasury bonds.
Cash subscriptions, it was said, will also be received up to
3,000,000,000 francs at a price of 94. It was estimated that
the issue plus commissions should yield between 7% and
7%%.
The high yield indicated more than anything else
precarious position of the French Treasury.
The Bank
the
France
statement for the
week ended
Feb.
17 showed
gold holdings of 55,806,467,935 francs.
French francs sold
on Feb. 1 at 3.28*4 @3.29^4, and on Feb. 28 at 3.26%@3.27%.
The German mark situation displayed no new features of
The daily quotations of the soare those established by
Reichsbank, continued to bear a close relation to the
importance in
February.
called
gold mark, which
free
movements
or
Feb.
Pipe A Steel of Calif
(Continued from
the
17
Feb.
Feb.
No par value.
ness
of
Jan.
15
100
Yellow Checker Cab Co—
V
179
18
13
2
8
70 WellsFargoBk A UnTr cap 106
Western
Feb.
Feb.
14% Feb. 23
81
10
18
27
Jan.
6% Feb. 14
33% Feb. 23
18% Feb. 24
%
13%
76%
10%
19%
Jan.
Jan.
103% Jan.
% Jan.
4% Feb.
% Feb. 24
14
7
3
10
11
11
Jan.
20% Feb. 25
1
6
15
Feb.
Feb.
20
118
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
3
15
Sale
10
15
18
3
24
4
30% Feb.
■29% Feb. 28
19% J16% Feb.
% Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
21
15
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
12
Feb. 25
Feb. 28
Feb. 24
Jan.
22% Feb. 25
.1
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
12% Feb.
5% Jan.
15% Feb.
16% Feb. 23
Feb.
93
35
32
Feb,
2 100
8
24
23
17
Feb.
20%
115
Feb. 18 115
3 104%
106% 104% Feb.
1
Feb. 21
1%
1%
Sale
4
4% Feb.
4%
10 %
42
4
28
23
Feb.
6% Feb,
15
3
3
4
15
12% Feb.
11
10
6
1% Feb.
1
15
14
14
Jan. 12
Feb.
2
Jan. 28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb,
4
5
15
24
Jan.
16
17
14
3 119% Jan.
Feb.
5 137
Jan.
7
5
54
23
11
1
Feb.
12
6
17% Jan.
31
25% Jan.
3% Jan.
Feb,
14
4
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
36% Feb,
Feb. 26
25% Feb.
90
1.9,728
4,371
2.663
3
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3 28% Jan.
4 30% Jan.
Jan.
3 28
Jan.
3 40
4 104% Jan.
6
Jan.
3
35
92
Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
1% Feb. 14
2%
com •
4%% preferred new
100
56,469 Transamerlca Corp capital. *
8,702 Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
4,008 Union Sugar Co common..25
1,652 United Air Lines Trans v t c_5
.10
13,749 Universal Cons Oil..
1,785 Victor E uipment Co com..l
Conv cum pref
2,502
..5
20
1,625 Walaiua Agricultural Co
Jan.
14
35
19
Tide Water Assoc OH Co
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
20 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
11,922 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
4,189 Super Mold Corp of Cal cap. 10
190 Thomas Alloc Corp class A..*
4,698
2,318
29%
26%
35%
101%
4%
Feb.
1,950 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B_.
555
•
mm
Feb.
35
Preferred
100
1,263 Sou Cal Gas pfd 6% cum A.25
8,953 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
400
3
9
96
642
2,380
Feb.
41
1,902 Signal Oil A Gas Co class A. *
23,316 Soundview Pulp Co new.... 5
9,085
Feb.
27% Feb.
35% Feb.
101 % Feb.
4% Feb.
25% Feb.
40
690 Shell Union Oil Corp com.
20
BH% cum conv pref
100
20
29X Feb.
93
10 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior pf.100
150
Jan.
6
Feb" "2
38
40
6% prior pref ser A..._. 100
584 Schlesinger (B F) com (new) Preferred (new)...
460
25
560
10
7
6
■
25% Feb.
18
10
12
Jan.
16
..1
10
230
12
8% Feb. 15
5% Feb.
3
12
Sale
Sale
140
Sale
1%
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
115
common. ♦
736 Roos Bros Inc common
330 Safeway Stores Inc
9% Feb. 16
6% Feb.
2
Feb.
•
Sale
common....
616
4
8% Feb. 15
5% Feb.
3
12
.........1
210
mm
7
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sate Prices
12
Feb.
4
Sale Prices
.......50
5,735 Rheems Mfg Co
25,461 Richfield Oil Co
UX
9%
6%
7X
26%
Sale
27 X
38%
10%
6%
290 PlO'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
146 Puget Sound P A T Co com..
1,729 Ry £q A Realty Co Ltd com.*
220
0% preferred (new).....100
1
12,438 Rayonier Inc common
Cumulative preferred...25
4,898
6,554 Republic Petroleum Corp
1
146
Lowest
Ask
13
Preferred .............100
60
200 Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
536
Feb. 28
Ask
......
2,508 Pacific Can Co
120 Pacific Clay Products.....
18,780 Pacific Gas A Blec Co com.25
12,914
6% 1st preferred...
25
3,502
5%% 1st preferred......25
4,767 Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
900
$6 dividend pref........
•
*
6,836 Pae Pub Sew com non-vot
First preferred...........*
6,802
1,750 Pac Tel A Tel Co common. 100
195
6% preferred...........100
6,517 Paraffins Cos, Inc., com....*
100
mmm
Feb. 1
1938
Par
60 PMuhauSutfarPlantCo caplA
870 Paclfic-Amer Fisheries, Inc.5
570
1
Price
Since
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
63
SAN FBANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
blocked
or
the various classes of interior
continuously at severe discounts.
of sterling, but
marks
were
decrease of 1,000 marks, and for
increase of 1,000 marks.
The
Bank's statement for the third quarter of February showed
third
quarter,
quarter
a
an
gold holdings of 70,771,000 marks, and its ratio was
0.03%.
On Dec.
1, 1932, the Reichsbank held 806,785,000 marks qf
gold, and its ratio was 25.8%.
The so-called free or gold
mark was
40.48^
on
quoted at 40.35@40.38 on Feb. 1, and at 40.07@
Feb. 28.
Italian
lire, as during many months before, was held
by the rigid control at Rome.
Gable transfers on
steady
Rome
throughout the month ranged between 5.26% and
5.26%, the latter rate generally prevailing.
Belgian exchange during February ruled generally slightly
above
dollar
parity of 16.95.
The undertone was slightly
January, especially during the second half
of the month.
Belga cable transfers sold on Feb. 1 at 16.94
@16.94%, and on Feb. 28 at 16.98@16.99.
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war was
generally firm in February, moving in close sympathy with'
firmer
than in
The Holland guilder and the Swiss franc, how¬
displayed special firmness owing to the strong position
sterling.
ever,
of both these countries.
for
week
the
ended
The Netherlands Bank
Feb.
21
showed
gold
high record of 1,425,800,000 guilders.
statement
stock at
a
new
This compares with
569,895,000 guilders in the Bank statement immediately
following the devaluation of the guilder shortly after the
conclusion of the
tripartite currency agreements. The large
gold by The Netherlands Bank in the past
year were due largely to continued sterling purchases by
the Amsterdam exchange fund.
accessions
of
The technical position of the Swiss franc, which was
greatly strengthened in 1937, continued to improve in Febru¬
ary.
The National Bank's report attributes the improve¬
ment to the surrender of hoarded
gold, the repatriation of
Swiss funds, and the influx of foreign capital.
The report
stated that during 1937 the gold reserves of the National
Bank of Switzerland were
from
francs
slightly decreased to 2,679,000,000
2,709,000,000 francs at the end of 1936, but
foreign exchange held was more than 500,000,000 francs, a
increase.
The Swiss exchange fund remained in
10-fold
February
National
at
538,000,000
Bank
of
Swiss
Switzerland
francs.
On Feb. 15 the
showed total gold stock of
2,887,800,000 Swiss francs, and its ratio of gold to notes
stood at 205.6%.
Guilder cable transfers sold on Feb. 1
at
55.90@55.93, and
on
sold
on
cable
transfers
Feb. 28 at 55.98% @56.00.
Swiss
Feb. 1 at 23.18% @23.20, and on
(Continued
cm
page
65)
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK
aA LEU
AGGREGA TE
2,243,468
February
836,598
—
4,416,350
Jan. to Feb. 28__
February
STOCKS
Bandlni
Petroleum
1,000
1,000
500
1,400
100
"""75o
2,600
1,500
1,300
1,400
600
800
900
300
90c
27c
900
Chrysler Corp.........—.5
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
Consolidated Oil Corp—....*
Consolidated
Preferred.
Steel com
.
1,300 Creameries of America
900
v t
655 District Bond Co
"""755
*
*
c.*
—25
15*
2
zl5
500
300
400
600
400
13,500
Hancock OU Co A—........*
1,000 Holly Development Co
1
200 Holly Oil Co.
5
5,600
200
500 cHudson Motor Car Co
*
100 International Cinema
..—*
....1
7,600 Jade Oil Co
6,025 Kinner Air pi A Motor Corp.l
3,875
13,450
4,900
19,200
2,200
3,075
2,200
9,400
1,300
"""255
5,000
1,200
2,600
25,000
200
Lincoln Petroleum Corp
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp..-.1
2
10
L A Industries lnc
L A Investment Co
200
Corp common. 10
Preferred series A.......10
200
"""255
"""455
20
17
1.35
81
10,000
462*
65*
82*
35*
75*
9H
4
600
3,300
2,200
600
1,600
100
4,200
1,129
3,200
3,500
1,400
1,900
6,700
5,200
2,300
3,300
Original preferred......25
6% preferred...........25
5H% preferred.........25
So Calif Gas A 4% pref
25
Sontag Chain Stores Co Ltd. *
Southern Pacific Co...
Standard Oil of Calif
Sunray OU Corp
10#
*
9
42*
9
4
10
9
25
65c
26
80c
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6K
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72*
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5
10
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42*
11
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3
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3
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1
92**cFeb.
7
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10
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37c
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20
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8
Feb. 26
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82*
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82 2* c 85c
410
390
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7
18
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8
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;
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4
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15
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V
*
23
22
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8
26
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4
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20
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142* Jan.
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112* Feb,
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292* Feb.
3
Feb.
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Jan.
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15
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7
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Feb.
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16
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11
25
Sale
14
192* Jan.
9
Feb.
Feo. 24
14
62c
112*
4
Jan.
Jan.
492* Jan.
2* Feb.
6
Jan.
47c
16
1
Feb.
399
7** Feb.
9c
22*
A*
Feb.
Jan.
7 1.00
24
5c
5c
Feb. 25
4** Feb.
10
Feb.
Feo.
Feb.
Feb.
18** Feb.
23
42* Feb.
10
90c
9** Feb.
75c
5
5
4
4** Feb. 23
5c
8
45c
11
45c
Jan.
Jan.
12* Feb. 28
14
380
399
34**
8**
9
4
13
6c
2
Sale
14c
Sale
1.25
Sale
26
10
26
8** Feb.
8K
9%
4**
1%
Sale
4c
8
40c
Feb. 23
72* Feo. 21
10
Feb. 25
9K
75c
Sale
27
Jan.
9H Feb. 24
292* Jan. 11
37c
58
5c
8K
42*
Jan.
4
15
3
1.30
Sale
2K
4
1
11
92 2*c Feb.
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
5c
13
17 c
10
27
Feb.
81* Feb.
272* Feb.
7%
35c
5c
Jan.
3
3** FeD.
1
9** Feo. 24
27** Feb.
3
45c
Feb.
9
1
Feb. 23
37c
Feb. 25
2** Feb.
8
10
Feb. 23
2
.....1
Superior Oil Co common
25
100 TayJor Milling Corp........*
For footnotes see page 65.
72*
7
500 Signal OU-Gas A
•
140 Signal Petroleum Co.......l
4,600 So CaUf Edison Ltd com...25
200
"
54
42*
4K
112,700 Sierra Trading Corp......25c
400
484
30
Feb.
22*
47 2*
36 Samson Corp B common....*
300
t% Preferred...........10
62 San Joaquin LAP 7% pr pflOO
662 Security Co units
1,300
1,100
3
182*
34,700 Richfield Oil Corp common.*
Warrants...............
1.100
7,600 Robert Public Markets.....*
8,100 Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
2,200
32*
924
1.35
16
.......1
11,300
700
5,500
2,800
140
32*
82*
275*
Preferred series C ......10
Pac Finance
3:600 Rice Ranch Oil Co
a:500
Highest
Sale Prices
9c
15
1,000 Puget Sound Pulp & Timber*
8,200 Republic Petr Co Ltd..
10
164
Preferred...............50
2,000
"5c"
162*
500 Pac Lighting Corp com
*
95
$6 preferred........——*
300 Pacific Western Oil Corp—•
10
Lowest
Sale Prices
5c
20
25
1,200 Pac Gas A Elec Co com
400
1st pref 0%
........25
300
52*% 1st preferred
...25
1,700 Pacific Indemnity Co......10
200
100
400
100
25*
2
16
90c
60c
13c
28c
1.15
19c
•
50c
37c
155*
"25c" "35c"
200
12*
95c
5c
65c
1.25
4,400
55c
40c
4c
9
1,500 Occidental Pet Corp.......l
5,600 Oceanic Oil Co_............l
32,000 OUnda Land Co....—......1
900 Pacific Clay Products......*
700 Pacific DlstUlers Inc.
1
200
29
9c
950 Mills Alloys lnc A
•
2,500 Mt Diablo OU Ming & Dav..l
24,800 Nor don Corp...
.......5
10,000
27
10c
7c
561 Merchants Petroleum Co...l
26,000 Mid-Western OU Co.......
161
Sale
9
5c
5c
....—....1
2,800 Mascot OU C>
15,400 Menasco Mfg Co
—1
41,800 Menasco Mfg Co rights......
900
3,800
8,200
Highest
Sale Prires
13
80 Knudsen Creameries
15
P. A..
80
zl5
32*
4c
1
2,900 Hupp Motor Car Co
1,800
"2'555
Lowest
Sale Prices
5
5
1,500 Emsco Derr A Equip Co
5
JH Sale
65c
—....1
27,200 Exeter OH Co A
410
85 Farmers A Merch Nat Bk.100 390
4,200 General Motors Corp
..10
302* Sale
500 General Paint common.. ..*
7
75*
7 2*
1,700 Gladding McBean A Co
82*
*
1,100 Globe Grain A Milling Co..25
42*
900 Goodyear TAR Akron com.*
17 2*
182*
30
77
75
$5 Preferred
*
12,400
1,600
55c
1 2*
50c
42c
*
374 Central Investment Corp. 100
200 Chapman's Ice Cream Co...*
244
35*
23"" "28""
1
Warrants
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A
..10
230 Brock & Co 2d pref.......100
1,000 Buckeye Union Oil com....l
1,000
Common rot tr ctfs
1
1,000
Preferred rot trust ctfs..l
200 Byron Jackson Co
*
1,000
Ask Bid
8
1
3,100
"i'ooo
>
1
3 2*
*
100
2,500 Berkey & Gay Furn Co
100
230
1
Ask
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Bid
1
Co—-.1
500 Barker Bros common
193
5H% preferred
3,700 Barn hart-Morrow Cons
150
Ask
Bid
4,300
500
3
1938
Par
100 Assoc Gas & El A
,
JAN.
Price
Jan
Jan. 1
~2"666
RANGE SINCE
_
dhures
Shares
—.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
1938
Sales
289,295
Shares
February.__
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28--
1937
1938
Stock Sales
Bond
4
5
22* Jan.
302* Jan. 26
132* Feb. 23
102* Jan. 31
W
Feb.
4
8
Jan.
12
Jan.
11
20
Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
12
Jan.
March, 1938]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Shares
6,300
2,800
•
'mmmtrnm
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
23,300
8,000
7,300
2,400
20,000
•
9,000
—
1938
•
Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
Calumet Gold
Cardinal Gold Mining Co
1
Cons Chollar G & S Co
2,400
200
200
"400
100
500 Com'wealth Ac Southern
,/ 400
11%
3,900 Curtlss-Wright Corp..
25c
1HC
lc
3%
3%
l%c
3%
lc
2c
25c
600 Goodrich (B F) Co
400 International Nickel Co
*
..*
100 International Tel Ac Tel...-*
6c
7c
400 North American Co.....
2,600 Packard Motor Car Co
1,100
800
Radio
2,200
Corp of America..
100
400 Radio- Kelth-Orpheum...
100
100 Seaboard Oil Co of Del..
800 Standard Brands Inc....
100
-
-
100
•
13
100
*
28
were
25.84
at
on
mixed trends in
on
Cable
that Argentina was
and
credits
a
reduced
effects
of
estimated
resources
yields, he
1937
6c
7Hc
•
6c
Feb.
15
Feb.
7
Feb.
6
Feb.
23
3% Feb. 25
18% Jan.
6% Jan.
5% Jan.
3
21% Feb. 25
10
26
31
3
Jan.
Jan.
8
6% Jan.
3% Jan.
5% Jan.
3
Feb.
5% Jan.
Jan.
11
Feb.
Feb.
11% Feb. 25
13
14
18c
Feb.
4
22c
lHcFeb.
5
lc
Jan.
10
Feb.
Feb.
16
15c
Feb.
16
lHcFeb.
1
15c
4
6c
Feb.
1
11
15
7
7
Feb.
Feb.
3
39H Feb. 17
16 H Feb. 17
6%
7%
8%
6% Feb. 23
32%
17%
Sale
19%
Sale
6%
4%
22%
8%
35%
17%
8H
19%
4%
6%
3%
25%
8%
36%
18%
9%
19%
4%
7
3%
25%
9%
3% Jan.
1 He Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
6c
20
15
19
Feb.
2
Jan.
21
1 He Jan.
22c
Jan.
13
21
4% Jan.
21
4
7
19%
4%
6%
4%
20 %
!"*
ill*
ill*
ill*
7
3
1
31% Feb.
9
3% Feb. 25
44% Feb.
1% Feb.
8
2
1% Feb.
3
4% Fee. 25
Feb.
7
1
18
Feb.
21
6% Feb. 23
Jan.
2c
29c
Jan.
Jan.
20
9c
Jan.
4
3
14
6
3%
21%
•
8
<tA
39%
13%
38%
14%
3%
22%
53%
6%
40%
Sale
42%
14%
29%
15%
7%
19 H
4%
6%
3%
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb. 23
Feb. 14
Feb.
8
Feb. 16
36%
18%
9%
19%
4%
22
Feb.
22
18
8% Feb. 26
43%
15
38% Feb.
13% Feb.
3
1
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23
23
25
25
17
4
16 145
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
28
7
10
8
26
26
28
Feb.
3
Feb.
7
38%
16H
50%
6%
3
29
26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
Feb. 21
Jan.
29%
15H
7%
19H
4%
4
Feb.
Jan. 28
3
Feb.
Feb. 23
4
Jan.
Feb.
23
6
Jan.
28
16
3% Feb.
16
Feb.
18
38M Feb.
14
3
Feb. 21
22
Feb.
8%
49%
38%
13%
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
28%
53%
5%
29%
54%
6%
32%
33%
54% Sale
5%
6%
29 H Feb.
10
52% Feb.
8
5% Feb. 15
26
3% Feb.
8% Feb. 26
29% Feb. 10
57% Feb. 23
6% Feb. 10
18
Jan.
Jan.
26
10
28
5% Feb.
15
29% Feb.
52
14% Feb. 23
Jan. 26
36% Jan. 11
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
8
44% Feb.
Feb.
29%
3%
14%
44%
1%
8%
1%
3
39M Feb.
12
135
35
31%
16%
8%
18H
4%
Sale
♦
4
14% Feb. 23
16 139% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
Rio
transfers
on
Sweden
Official
sources
in
for
said
he
a
statement
the coming
analyzing
year,
pre¬
While allowing for the
was convinced
that the
prosperity would be manifest for
months.
stated
Toward the end of the month
Finance Minister,
balanced budget for 1938.
crop
26
29c
its
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9% Jan.
45% Jan.
18
Feb.
9
6
11
28
10
11
10
21
51% Jan. 20
6% Feb. 23
41
Jan.
15
36% Feb. 23
Jan.
10% Jan.
11
Jan.
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
21%
5%
7%
5%
22
Feb.
9% Jan.
49% Jan.
41% Jan.
10
11
10
18
11
15
6
14
Feb.
21
3
Jan.
26
29% Feb.
■61% Jan.
7% Jan.
15
8
10
several
de
Janeiro dispatches on Feb. 16 stated that new
provisions relative to Brazilian imports on United
States goods had been
promulgated, effective as of Feb. 8.
The decree was quoted as
saying:
"Normal importations
credit
from the United States represented
by drafts will be covered
by exchange contracts to be liquidated in 30 days by sight
on the Bank of Brazil.
For importers operating with
drafts
current
accounts
on the daily
quota regime, coverings will
longer period and on the basis of direct understandings between the Bank of Brazil and the importers."
be
for
No
to
a
agreement
seems
to have
been reached
with
exports from Brazil to the United States.
tion is that
change
on
they
reference
The
assump¬
still subject to 90-day contracts.
Ex¬
Buenos Aires was quoted on Feb. 1 at 33.41@
are
33.43, and
on Feb. 28 at 33.47.
Exchange on Rio de Janeiro
5.85@5.90 on Feb. 1, and 5.90@5.95 on Feb. 28.
Exchange on the Far Eastern countries presented no new
was
enjoying the greatest prosperity it has
known since the World War.
dicted
3
1
1% Fee.
payments for goods imported without prior per¬
decree also promised further simplification of
Acevedo,
16
1%
Sale
7%
40%
16%
1 and 25.86% @25.88% on Feb. 28.
the South American countries presented
February, but for the most part quotations
the mechanism of exchange control.
Dr.
Feb.
3% Feb.
lHcFeb.
2c
1%
4%
7%
39%
16%
29 also the Argentine Department of Finance de¬
reduction from 20% to 10% in the exchange sur¬
The
mit.
15c
4
lc
1%
4%
7%
Sale
16%
Aires fluctuated violently when the Central Bank
Argentina withdrew its support from the free market.
Within a few days, however, the market readjusted itself
and exchange on Buenos Aires became relatively steady.
charge
3%
8
15
of
a
20c
5
44% Feb.
1% Feb.
Buenos
creed
12c
4
49%
2
for these currencies reflected the firmer sterling.
It should
be recalled that on Jan. 29 foreign exchange quotations in
On Jan.
20c
Feb.
lHcFeo.
48%
1%
Feb.
"v Exchange
Feb.
Odd lot
23.24% @23.25%.
on
13
18c
2c
44%
Sale
(Concluded from page 63)
Feb.
11% Feb. 25
19c
1%
4%
7%
39%
16%
36%
31%
15%
....
•No par valu
12H
8c
6
2,700 U S Steel Corp
iioo
1,800 Warner Bros Pictures.. ...5
800
10
17c
lc
13%
14
12%
12%
136H 137 H 135
Sale
30%
32%
33%
31%
30%
3%
4
3%
3%
3%
14H
44 y8
43 %
200 United Corp (Del)....... ...*
100 U S Rubber Co.......... ill*
1,300
21% Feb. 21
5% Feb.
4
3% Feb. 25
43%
1%
.....
200
1
11%
139%
144 % 145%
28%
29H
3*
300 Standard Oil Co (N J)... il25
200 Texas Corp
..25
200 Tide Water Assoc Oil.... ..10
•
10
Feb.
8
'
5c
Sale
12
300 Kennecott Copper Corp. ...*
2,200 Montgomery Ward Ac Co.
2,800 N Y Central RR
6,600 No Amer Aviation Inc... IIIi
300
19% Feb.
6%
3%
3%
Sale
35c
700 Electric Bond Ac Share......5
1,200
2,200
Highest
Sale Prices
\
1,000 General Electric Co........*
"i"io6
Lowest
Sale Prices
11%
lHc
22c
15c
20c
10c
5%
: 3
Sale
Sale
lc
1
100
100
Sale
5%
3%
13
19c
U%
18c
..*
200
400
Sale
10
5%
2%
200 Bendix Aviation.. ..........5
100 Caterpillar Tractor.........*
800 Cities Service Co
.......*
200 Commercial Solvents.......*
""loo
21
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
STOCKS—
Amer Rad & Stand San.....*
1,700 Anaconda Copper Mlnlng__50
1,200 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)..3
300
1
Lowest
3
1
300 Amer Tel Ac Tel Co
700
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale
19%
8
Imperial Development Co.25c
UNLISTED
1,500
Feb. 28
Ask Bid
Bid
18% Sale
Mines Co._ltc
100 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
1
19,600 Zends Gold Mining Co......l
-i
1,500
m m
Ask
Bid
MINING STOCKS—
300 Alaska Juneau Gold M ColOc
200
13,000
4,000
2,200
1,000
mm
Feb. 1
4 Weber Showcase & Fix pfd__*
3,300 Wellington Oil Co
1
700 Yosemlte PortI Cement preflO
100
;
STOCKS
15,300 (Jnlon Oil of Cmllf
25
4,500 Universal Cona Oil Co....10
100 Van de Kamps Bakeries
„*
"900
i
65
EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
Shares
m
STOCK
Price
Since
February
ANGELES
LOS
features of importance during
February. All these curren¬
move
in close sympathy with
sterling.
The London
silver price on Feb. 1 was 20 3/16d., and on Feb. 28 20
cies
Hongkong dollars
31
9/16
on
Feb.
were
28.
31.31@31%
The
on
Shanghai
Feb.
l/16d.
1, and 31.38@
dollar
29 15/16 on Feb. 1, and 29.63@30.00 on Feb. 28.
sold at 29.04@29.07 on Feb. 1, and at
was
29.02@29.04
29.58@
Yen checks
on
Feb. 28.
Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE
-
1938
Stock Sales
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28__
sales
aggregate
In
Since
Jan. 1
100
,y62
100
•
STOCKS
5
5
175
25
""985
100
9,791
60
,
322
45
486
120
72
54
27
150
45
""loo
23
54
27
270
348
254
159
440
150
Foote Burt.
Foatoria Pressed Steel..
1,335
1
.*
Medusa Portland Cement...*
55
104 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
*
25 Miller Wholesale Drug..
305 Monarch Machine Tool Co..*
100
1,030
3,065 NationaljRefinlng.
550
300
100
185
45
14
402
140
1,266
...25
Corp..—.........3
1,620
750 Reliance Elec 8c Eng........
Peerless
3,310
Rlchman
Bros
...
*
440 Seiberling Rubber.........*
Preferred
......100
285
651 S M A Corp common.......!
280 Troxel Manufacturing......1
30
20
35
10
1,713
735 Upson-Walton
3,495
240
530
234
♦
41
25
....
6
43
15
58
20
14
16
4
3%
Sale
12 %
4
JAN.
1
59 K
28%
8i*
27
31
18%
4%
19
10
31
3
17
10%
14%
Sale
3
Sale
22
4
13
0%
1
Sale
12
,1*
18
10
35
a
2%
Sale
100
7
2%
6)4
2 )4
20
14
% Feb. 17
16K Feb. 23
17
7
1
31
Feb.
11
114
Feb.
7
Feb.
18
10
55
Feb.
107** Jan.
65
Feb.
15
12
25
12
Jan.
Jan.
21
12
3
13 108
32
__
Feb.
25
% Feb.
14% Feb.
30% Feb.
17
7
1
29
% Feb. 17
18% Jan. 10
31% Jan. 22
6 114
67
109
Jan.
60
Jan.
28
20% Jan.
18
Feb.
8
65
4
3
21** Feb. 28
11
3
11
Feb.
3
Jan.
6
8% Jan.
""2M Feb7 v8
2
Jan.
27
2% Jan.
24
26
61
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
21** Feb. 28
11
8
3
26
3
25
Jan.
22
Fee.
3
7
45% Feb. 18
45
Feb.
3
45** Feb.
Feb.
17
30
4
83
5
Sale
Sale
3)4
29
14
Sale
2K
IK
Sale
Sale
100
7
5
Jan.
Feb.
20** Feb.
6
95
Feb.
40
13
20% Jan.
2% Jan.
64** Jan.
~2% "Feb"
10)4 Sale
2K
4)4
5
14
Feb.
3
45
19 %
4%
Sale
11
115)4 113)4 Feb.
21)4 Sale
10H
11)4
25
16)4-17)4
38)4
36
90 K
5
-
5)4
35
17% Feb.
1
37
Feb.
24
1
92
Feb.
1
35
92
Jan.
Feb.
7
1
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
6
Feb.
9
5
Jan.
13
42% Feb.
2
38
Feb.
24
Feb.
14
16% Feb.
3
15
5
Feb.
Feb.
18
17% Feb.
3
4
Feb.
17
8% Feb.
3% Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
24
Feb.
9
3 K Feb.
10
5)4
28
6
12
3k
Sale
20M
3)4
6)4
12)4
15)4
7 k
30
3)4 Sale
16**
2%
60
2h
Sale
3
27^ 29*
28
15
Feb. 17
Feb. 23
Feb. 17
8
Feb.
60
Fe
>.
28
2K Feb. 14
3
k Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
16
37
31
12
31
10% Feb.
2
17 K
18
5%
5)4
9)4
13
33)4 Sale
3)4
3k
24)4 Sale
11
4)4
9
6k
2)4
6%
2%
18%
12
Sale
Feb.
15
4)4 Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
5
18
9
18
xz"
9
33
3 K Feb. 17
25
Feb. 25
18
21
25
26
18
19
3
20
Jan.
4
4% Jan.
3
18% Jan.
6% Jan.
10% Jan.
16% Feb.
15
8
Jan.
10
21
Jan.
Jan.
18
Feb.
1
3% Feb.
9
4
Jan.
Feb.
2
28
Feb.
2
31
Jan.
12
Feb. 24
15
Feb.
9
18% Jan.
3% Jan.
26
12
Feb.
14
Feb.
Jan.
17
17
17
11
Jan.
24
Feb.
10
Feb.
17
17
8% Feb. 17
3
3 k Feb.
Feb. 28
60
3% Feb.
6% Feb.
13
Jan.
10
17
it*
8% Feb.
3% Feb.
10
17
8
Feb.
28
70
2% Feb.
% Jan.
14
3
60
28
Feb.
8
29
31% Feb.
8
31
Feb.
16
33
Feb.
7
11
19% Feb. 24
5% Feb.
9
10** Feb. 14
35
Feb.
1
3% Feb. 17
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 23
3
K Feb.
29
Feb.
8
3
Jan.
4
13
Jan.
4
4
Jan.
Jan.
22
26
2
11% Jan.
17
Jan.
10
Feb.
10
4% Jan.
5
Jan.
10
9
Feb.
5
31
Jan.
3
15
11
2% Jan.
7
11% Jan.
36% Jan.
3% Jan.
21
10** Feb.
18
25
11
Feb. 25
Feb. 18
17
4% Feb. 28
6
2%
6%
2K
18%
Feb.
2
Feb. 21
4
Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb. 24
Jan.
3
32% Jan.
10% Feb.
1
11
Jan.
4
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
n*
Feb.
10
1
10 K Feb.
4 % Feb. 28
11
6)4
Sale
Sale
2H
19
Jan.
6% Jan.
44% Jan.
28%
16%
3%
6%
9
2
6%
13**
8%
3)4
28
81*
95
17%
1
16 J*
2k
14
Feb.
20
9
7
17% Jan.
1
15
18
1
7
38
19
7
Feb.
38
Jan.
Feb.
35
Feb.
29
35
35
17% Feb.
36% Feb.
92
Feb.
5
Feb.
37
15
12
,
4%
)4 Feb.
14)4 Feb.
30)4 Feb.
Feb.
31
15
25
26
19
13
57
Feb. 25
Feb.
Jan.
2% Jan.
65
37
3%
%
29
33
28
33
11
a
15% Sale
29
65
17
35
10)4
%
29
303*
3)4
2)4
H
15
Jan.
Jan
20
Jan. 25
Feb. 21
Jan. 10
Jan. 25
46
8
43
n%
16
181^2
5
5%
8
8X
3)4 Sale
283^
30
16
18%
3
3)4
9
6)4
40
Feb.
19% Feb. 25
2% Feb. 15
6
6%
11**
10
Jan.
4
16%
100% Jan. 10 100%
11** Feb. 25 12%
5k Feb. 23
10% Feb. 25
25)4
31)4
3
3
65
Sale Prices
55
Sale
14
2%
%
111%
28 %
Highest
Sale Prices
5
Feb. 17
30
Sale
Sale
9
3%
3 K
64 K
"2% "2% "3)4
5)4
40%
i6 x
28%
31
16% Sale
2%
3%
Van Dorn iron Wke Co com.*
*
460 Vlchek Tool
2
728 Warren Ref & Chem com
840 Weinberger Drug..........*
..100
100 W RI Corp pref
x%
17 )4
36^
40
5
30 Union Metals Mfg Co.......*
"""447
a
92
'34%
Preferred.......
.......*
504 Packer Corp
627 Patterson-Sargent. ........*
299
490
... .
.....100
.*
937 National Tile
...»
400 Nebtle Le Mur "A"
110 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
........*
232 Ohio Brass B
15
10
2
10* llH
100 Murray Ohio Mfg..........*
24
aw
Sale
12% Feb.
Feb.
18** Feb.
2% Feb.
55
Feb.
65
19
68
2)4
25)4
10% Feb. 25
13)4 Feb. 18
Feb.
5
5% Feb. 23
10% Feb. 25
16% Feb. 21
6
11K Feb.
11%
72
60
..5
835 Lima Cord Sole & Heel.
515 McK.ee (Arthur G) B
14
112)4 114
*
566 Jaeger Machine
...*
214 Kelly Island L 8c T
..*
2,079 Lamson Sessions...........*
........*
555 Leland Electric
11**
110
*
*
10
10
18
15% Sale
30)4 Sale
Great Lakes Towing
—100
Preferred..
.......100
Grelf Bros Cooperage
5% Feb. 23
106 X 108% 108
Sale
30
*
.....
5
6
62 %
%
17
5
100
"l3%
56*
Feb.
3 %
725":"
18
Faultless Rubber......—..*
Federal Knitting Mills.
.........
25
¥
..............
40 Halle Brothers
190
1,005
..
Preferred
520
21 Hanna CM A) $5 pref........*
—-•
608 Harbauer.
........*
2,861 Inter lake SS
150
I
Preferred.
364 Dow Chemical 5% pref.. .100
121 Blec Controller 8c Mfg......*
61
16
xZ*
xo8H
Highest
Sale Prices
m
6
5
Canfield OH 7% cum
Ask
Ask Bid
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 28
Feb. 1
Bid
845 Clark Controller new_..._.l
133 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
1,672 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref—*
36 Clev El ,111 $4.50 cum pre!
*
—100
1,634 Cleveland Rys
105 Cleveland 8c Buffalo Tran..*
•
16,982 Cliffs Corporation v t c
210 Commercial Bookbinding...*
75
20
235
Par
8c Mfl...
*
prof 100
761 City lea Ac Fuel....—
*
K
771
3
1938
700 Apex Electric
"'405
RANGE SINCE
Price
Shares
183 AJr-Way El Appl lit 7% pf 100
427 Akron Braaa Mf£ common...*
490 Amer Coach 8c Body........*
650
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-_
Jan
February
Shares
-
—
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
1937
1938
Bond Sales
February
95,904
171,965
1,223
56,331
Shares
1.
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
1937
Jan.
28
14
17
7
1
6
Feb.
2
7
Feb.
1
8
2
Jan.
6
Jan.
7
Jan,
Feb.
26
Feb. 23
3
7
3
7
20
Jan.
Jan.
23
5
25
60
Jan.
29
'Feb.
2% Feb.
2% Feb.
20
Feb,
1
1
2% Feb.
18
Jan.
60
Jan.
19
3
29
No par value.
t
/ ;v;
11'
■
In the earlier
part
of this publication complete records of the dealings
the country, for the latest month and for
the calendar year to
General Quotations
we
only those dealt in
on
index
'M:
date,
on
the leading stock exchanges of
furnished.
In this department of
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not
exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is an
combine in
the
are
one
the different classes of securities
quoted:
to
Page
Exchange Seats
6
Page
Page
83
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities
Federal Land Bank Bonds
91
Mining Stocks
84
Foreign Government Bonds..........
Real Estate Bonds..
92
Municipal Bonds—Domestic....
91
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
Industrial
—————— —
Bonds........................
81
Industrial Stocks.......................
84
Public
Utility Bonds
99
Public
Utility Stocks..
..111
Insurance
Stocks.......................
Investing Companies Securities.......... 72
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
Canadian
........
...........
71
..............112
.....
84
.........—
84
93
...
........
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks. 84
78
United States Government Securities...••
91
67
.............
Textile Stocks
73
.....
Railroad Bonds
possible for the
Railroad Stocks
United States Territorial Bonds..........
91
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
The letter "f" prefixed to bond
prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is, that the accrued interest forms
part of the price, and
therefore the purchaser does not have to
provide for it separately in making payment. In the case of income bonds and bonds in
default, the price is
always "flat," and no designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
'
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
*
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
"and dividend" that is the accrued dividend must be
paid in addition to the price.
of these tables that the quotations for
many inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in all
cases the figures are obtained from sources which
are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often
used, viz.: "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for
endorsed, "cons" for consoli¬
dated, "conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant,
"op" for optional.
The black-faced type in the letters
showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
are
It should be borne in mind in the
use
.
NOTICE—All bond prices
Bonds
Bid
are
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Ask
Bonds
15
20
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s Juiy 1948
—J&J
92
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942. JAD
100
Akron Canton & Youngstown—
Gen & ref 6s 1945 series A. A&O f
40
Gen & ref 5 Ms 1945 ser B.A&O
/ 40
Alabama Great Southern—
94
RAILROAD BONDS
Aberdeen &Asheboro 1st 5s'40J&J f
Adirondack 1st 4 Ms 1942 gu M&S
cons
g
5s 1943 ser A—.J&D
105
102
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B_—J&D
Eq trust 5s ser G 1938
A&O
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
J&J
Gen income 6s Oct 1948...J&J
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry—
1st M g 5s 1974 st rles A..M&N
Albany & Susq 3Ms g 1946..A&O
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr conv 5s 1944..—.F&A
Coil & conv 5s 1949....—J&D
Coll & conv 5s 1950—.—A&O
5s stamped 1950-...A&O
Allegheny Valgen 4s 1942..M&S
Allegheny & Western—
1st mtgf guar 4s 1998....A&O
American Refrlg Transit—
Equip 5M®series E 1939..M&N
Equip 5s ser F. G & H. *41-'45
Anacostia & Potomac—
See Public Utilities.
108
104 M
1.5<
1.00%
b
14 M
2
/
/
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995——A&O
4
:
A&O
59
63
A&O
66
67
52
27
33
4Ms 1939--F&A
51
86
73
Conv g 4 Ms 1960
F&A
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A. J&D
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series C. J&D
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser D..M&S
Ref & gen 5s series F 1996.M&S
26
71
/
/
51M
38
28^
105%
53
45
106 M
32
35x4
31M
31M
Eq tr 4Ms 1938-40 (yr)_._M&N
Eq tr 4Ms '39-'41 O (yr)__F&A
6.59
6.50
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
33
b 4.00
6 4.76
75
3.00
3.50
35
96
105
109M
109 M
101M
100M
100
100 M
100
106
111
110
102
50
1st M 4 M
1944 ser A
J&J
lot M 5s 1944 ser B__
J&J
Atlanta Knoxville & Northern—
80 M
95
88
106
116
98
102
101M
Atlantic City
75
93
97
1st cons 4s July 1 1952—M&8
Conv deb 4c 1939 op '16—M&N
88
88M
54
94
71
95
72 M
10-yr coll tr 5e May 1 '45. M&N
80 M
82 M
Lou & Nashv 4h Oct 1 *52.M&N
72
74
1.75%
1.75%
accrued
QO
5.50%
5.50%
56 M
43 M
42
110
101M
111
104
103
106
107
106
107
106
Washburn Ext 1st 5s *39—F&A
Battle Creek & Sturgia—
1st guar g 3s 1989
J&D
55
60
93
100
85 M
80
102
Equip tr 2 Ms 1938-1947
M&S b 2.75
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944..J&D
107M
Birmingham Southern—
Equip trust 3 Ms Dec. 11938-46
2.25%
3.75
2.75%
93
60
96
Boonville St L & Sou 5s '51.F&A
/
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63..J&J
58 June 1942
...J&D
23
b
5s
interest.
Jan
k
89
97
100
82
87 M
78
100 M
85
89
82
75
n
Nominal.
44
38
38
42
40
36
Bale.
42
35
36
1945
AO
M&S
Equip trust 3Ms Dec 1 1938-44
Eq 4Mb 1938-1943 (yr)
A&O
Equipment trust 5s
Boston & Maine (old)—
4s Aug 1942
.......F&A
3s July 1950
J&J
Eq tr 6s 1938 (year) —J&D
42
40
%
35
b 4.50
b 4.50
b 4.50
34
30
6 6.00
Boston & N Y Air Line—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
F&A f
Bost & Prov deb 5s
July 11938—
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
10
97
1st m 4Mb Juy 15 1947..J&J15
/
17
Gen mtge ext 6s
1938..J&J15/
5
Boston Term Co 3 Ms 1947—F&A
93
4sl950
.J&J
98 M
Brooklyn & Montauk—
2d (now 1st) glold 5s 1938.J&D
100 %
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
J&J
82
1st ref 5s 1961
J&J
72
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
Con g 4Mb 1957
M&N
Equip trust 5s 1938
J&D.b
Buff & Susquehanna RR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
J&J
Burl Cedar Rapids & North—
|
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s '44 F&A
Cambria & Clearfield—
1st 5s g 1941
J&J
Gen M g 4s 1955...l
F&A
Cambria & Indiana—
4Ms
guar
1951
1956
5
M&S
F&A
J&D 15
4Mb guar 1955
40 yr 5s guar 1970
F&A
6s guar July 1 1969
J&J
5s guar Oct 1 1969.......A&0
58 guar 1954
.....F&A
16-year guar 3s 1950
J&D
13-year guar 3s 1950
J&D
16
21
15
94 M
100
80
31
4.00%
68
8M
7M
72
9M
9
98
106
100M
101M
94
114
114^
115 k
117M
119M
116
119
118
97
Guaranteed
3s 1944
M&N
103
Guaranteed 2s. 1938
M&N
100 M
7-year guar 2a 1943
F&A
99 M
4-year guar 2s 1942
J&J
99 M
17-year guar 3s 1953
F&A
97 M
Eq tr 4 Ms 1938-1942 (gu) M&N b 3.25
Eq tr 4Mb 1938-45 (ann).J&D b 3.25
Equipment trust 5a
3.25
Canadian Northern—
S F deb 6Mb 1946
37
34
5.00%
M&N b 4.00
.
95
1946
Last
ser
_
85
...
5s June
5s 1967
4 Ms guar
Blrm Term 1st g 4s 1957
gu.M&S
Bluff Point Land &
Imp 1st 4s '40
July 1 1938...—
J&J
Ms impi 1978
F&A
lgt mtge 4 Ms ser A 1943..A&O
3 Ms Jan 1 1951
J&J
Ref 3Ms 1952 gu N Y O..A&O
Boston & Maine (new) 5s Sept *41
4s-5e April i947
5s April 1944
m
1st m 4s 1955 ser 2
M&N
1st m5Ms 1961 ser JJ....A&0
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955.-J&J
i
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.A&O
Canadian National Iiys—
4 Ms guar 1957
J&J
101M
Belt Ry of Chatt 1st 5s '45..J&J
40
43
43
May 1940
1st
Ask
40
41
58 March 1942
5s Jan 1943.—..—..
Eq tr 5M« 1938
Belvidere Del cons 3 Ms 1943.J&J
Bessemer & Lake Erie-
Bid
Con 1st & coil tr 5s g '34..A&0'/
Certificates of deposit..
/
50
Bay City & Battle Crk 3s '89 J&D
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
J&J
Beech Crk Ext 3Ms 1951
A&O
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Indplis)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939
M&N
4
Gen unlfser A 4Mb 1964..J&D
price includeb
M&N
36 H
32
Bangor & Aroostook—
5s
1st 4s 1951...J&J
1st 5s ext May 1 1954
M&N
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
Equipment trust 4Mb
& 2.25
Eq 4Mb 1939-41 E <yr).__F&A b 2.25
Atlantic Coast Line (Conn)—
Irred ctfs of indebt 5s—..J&D
89
Refund gold 4s 1941
8 W Div 1st 5s 1950
J&
Toledo & Oin Div 4s 1959.J&J
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943—
J&J
Cons refund g 4s 1951—...J&J
4s stamped 1951
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943..A&O
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39.F&A
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.A&0
See Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
88
84
101M
& Ohio—
1st M 4s g July 1 1948
1st M 5s July 1 1948.
51
105
83
76
Baltimore & Harrisburg Ry—
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938.M&N
sec notes
Bonds
Boston & Maine (new) Concl—
5b May 1943
5s
46
104
5-yr
Atl & Blrm.
/ This
29 M
92
...
5Basis.
99
31
27 M
88
70
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
Stamped
M&N
Conv g 4s of *09 due 1955. J&D
Conv g 4s '05 due 1955
J&D
Conv g 4s of '10 due I960. J&D
Conv deb 4Ms 1948—J&D
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958
J&
Cai-Ariz lst&ref4 Ms'62 opM&S
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1965—J&J
Athens Terminal Ry—
1st g 5g 1937-J&J
1st mtge gold 5s 1946.....J&D
1st cons 4s Mar 1 2002...M&S
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939—F&A
98
Ask
29
J&J
J&J
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
A&O
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947-.A&0
Austin & Northwestern—
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
J&J
Augusta Union Sta 4s 1953..J&J
17M Baltimore
_
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-J
Ark & Mem Ry Bridge & Term—
1st M 5s 1964
M&S
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947--—A&O
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948
2d g 4s 1948
Atlantic & Yadkin—
42
42
_
1st
Bid
...J&J
124
104
100 M
100 M
124 M
RAILROAD BONDS
68
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding
Cons deben 4s
22 1943.
8 f 4Ms Dec
Coll tr 4Kb
Chicago & North Western Cont.
85 X
perpetual—J&J
20-yr coll tr 4 Ms 1946
Coll tr 6s 1954
97m
94m
M&S
101%
15 1944—J&D 15
1960
-J&J
M<^S
Conv coll tr 6s 1942
15-yr conv coll tr 4s 1949--J&J
Cony coll tr 3M« 1961—
Conv coll trust 3s 1945
A&O
Coll trust 2 Ms 1941
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1944
J&J
Eq tr 4Ms 1938-1945s-a—J&D
Caro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949—J&J
Caro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938-J&D
Certificates of
cons
107
1940-J&J
4s'48—J&D
Cent Ark & East 1st 5s
10
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g
23m
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945
Chicago Term 1st jet 4s
25
11
-?AA
6.00
6.00
6.00
Eq tr 4Ms 1938-*41 (yr)—F&A
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949—
F&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 1 1954
A&O
5.00
Chicago Union Station—
Guar
1st mtge 3 Xs ser
Guaranteed 3 Ms
38
W*
26
34M
30
4.00%
99
59'
5s 1960
F&A
&
80
75
European loan 4s 46 ——M&S
Central RR & Banking of Ga—
Feb. 26
Colltr g 5s 1937---—M&N fk 30 m
Guar g
62
87
90
4.50
98
cons
.
b
101
ioim
2.00%
2.00%
2.00%
1.10%
1.00%
108
1.50
108 m
106m
Series C
1.00%
108 m
107 X
104
J&D
81X
92%
64M
101 %
78
100
*40—j&j
86
107 %
66
102
99
22
104m
96
103
106 m
2.00%
4s
21
4.50%
88 M
3.25
101
42 m
104 m
A&O
Connecticut & Passumpslc
1st gold 4s
1943
1943
109
j&J
Rivers
42
A&O
M&S
Concord & Claremont—
1st 5s 1944
104
F&A
Columbus & Toledo—
1st ext g 4s 1955
Conn River gold 4s
90
75
—-
85
1940—F&A
-
is*
90
93
Mar 15 '51-M&S 15
116
M&S
11
Consol Rys 1 N II) deb 4s '54 .j&J /
11
Deb 4s 1955
j&J /
20
12
15
13
15
5%
5%
7m
7m
24 m
26
80
83
99
101
105m
103 m
111
106 m
112
100
110^
12
4m
12m
4m
29
j
b
32
28
37
32m
32m
32
6.75
6.75
6.75
6.75
/
/
f
f
16
17
17
18 %
33 h
33 X
34 x
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
Amended
1st
con
16"
Certificates of deposit—
n Nominal.
4m
101
95
90
J&J
J&J
Genesee River 6s 1957
S£H
22
36
101
51 %
4.00%
3
7
5.00
5.00
10%
4.50 %
115"
99 m
18*
20
5.50
102
50
50
85
106 m
102 m
80
il*
92
96 m
98
M&N
95 m
Gen 4s 1962 Can Govt gu.-J&J
109 m
4.00%
4.00%
/
/
14m
11
15
/
56
59
107
102 X
'61 opt *41 -J&J
ser B
J&J
J&J
Gen 4Ms 1976 series D
J&J
Gen 4Ms 1977 series E
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser G 1946
J&J
Gen mtge 4sser H 1946--.-J&J
Gen mtge 3Ms ser 1 1967--J&J
Eq tr 2s 1938-1947
—M&S
Eq tr 4 Ms 1938-1939
M&S
Eqtr4Ms 1938-1940 D/yr) J&J
Eq tr 5s 1938 1 yr)
M&S
1st & ref g 4mb
Gen M 5Ms 1952
95 m
87%
87%
100
91x
80%
2.70
1.75
2.00
1.25
Express
2.00
Eq 5s J'ne lo'38-"39 <vr)J&D
Eq tr 4mb 1938-1940—J&D
2.25
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
88
J&J
W Va Midland Ext 5s '54-J&J
Greenbr Ry 1st g gu 4s "40-M&N
Green Bay & Western—
1944
Debenture ctfs
B
Guantanamo &
85
104 X
/
Feb
Feb
A
Debenture ctfs
15
92 %
4.25
80
Gen M 5s 1973 ser C
1st 5s
54
9m
Western—
57
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s '32 J&J2
/
3
fk 42
/
33
/ 33
.J&J
9
1st M 6s 1958 series A
98
3%
Jan. 24
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
1st
5M« 1950
ser
B
7
...A&O
A&O
Ship Island RR—
Feb '52.J&J
Stmpd 1 July 1 1933 cpn on).
1st 5s 1950 series C
40"
Gulf &
J&J
50
8X
45
(Lake Superior) 4s 1955—
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alb gu—M&N
Wostern Fruit
7
6
60
3m
Great Northern—
52%
48 %
88*
95
24
J&J
(Mountain and Prairie)4s 1955
48 m
b
5
104
26
Pacific—
38m
9m
2%
4X
22
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950
J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1938 '43 «yr)._
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
5.50
•
19
1st M 3s 1962
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu
k Last sale,
1%
IX
Proof of claim riled
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938—
_-J&D
18
b
9m
1982
4 Ms
14
4.50
.—.
(Nov '32 and May '37 coup).
IS*
102
b
40
Grand Trunk Western—
50 X
ex
2%
16 m
33
b
/
Proof of claim filed
1st ref & term g 5s
18m
17 X
17 X
18%
/ This price includes accrued interest,
20
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
—J&J
1st cons ref 4mb '52 opt.-M&N
1 st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alb gu..
34
B—A&O I
Eq tr 4Ms 1938 *42 <yr)..M&N
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5Ms.
Denver & Rio Grande—
1st con g 48 1936—
J&J
1st con g 4mb 1936
—J&J
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 i960-An Apr
1st 4s 1950
J&J
Des Moines & Fort Dodge—
Ctfs bf dep for gtd 4s 1935-J&J
Des Plainos Val 4 Ms 1947.-M&S
Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995-T&D
Mortgage gold 4s 1995—J&D
87
18
Certificates of deposit
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s '52-F&A
89
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
83 m
|
--A&O
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951—A&O
4s Jan 1 1947
J&J
2.25%
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945
J&J
Deb 5s 1952
A&O
43 %
Eqtr 4Mb 1938-1939 s-a—M&N
Girard Point St'ge 3 Ms '40--A&O
Goshon & Deckert'n 1st 5 Ms 1978
2nd ext 6s 1979
M&N
112
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942
J&D
Gr R & Ind 1st 4 Ms 1941
J&J
1st 3Ms 1941
J&J
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959..
40
Aug '55—F&A /
plan —. /
Assented subject to
Ref & impt 5s 1978 ser
85
J&J /
96
Rio Grande Western—
Gen income 5s
R—
12
Denver &
105
38
16"
1943
M&N
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Equip trust 4s Apr 1 1938-'49—
6%
J&J
1st g guar 4s 1945
38m
1st & ref gold 4s
58
92
46 x
48
Copper Range RR 1st 5s '49_A&0
Cuban Nor Kys 1st 5Ms, '42 J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&J
7Ms extended to 1946..— -J&D
6s extended to 1946—
J&D
Imp & equip 5s 1960....M&N
Danbury & Norw ref 4s 1955.J&J
Dayton Union Ry 1st 4s '49-J&J
Del & Bound Br 3 Ms 1955-- F&A
55
l»
s-a)—M&S
.
1948-J&D
Georgia Carolina & Nor—
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
102%
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 series A
M&N
Delaware & Hudson—
Indianapolis & St LouisaShort Line 1st 4s 1953
A&O
3hic June RR 1st 4s 1945. --M&S
Dhic June Ry & Un Stk \ ds—
Coll tr ref 5s 1940
A&O
Coll trust ref 4s 1940
A&O
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
1st M 4Mb 1969 opt 1919.J&D
Oblc Memp & Gulf os 1940.-J&J
□hie Milw & Gary 1st 5s '48-A&O
3hie
Eq 4MS '38-*4l H
10
A&O/
j&j f
1955
Deb 4s 1956 guar
13m
103 m
40 X
45
1st lien & ref M 5Msl938-A&0
M&S
1951
Deb 4s
J&J /
5s gold 1943
Galveston Term 6s 1938.
106%
30
109
1st M gu 48
94
89 m
cons
Grand Trunk
—
1st mtge s t 4Ms ser A '56 M&S
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry—
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—J&J
Chicago lndlanap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A_„J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—J&J
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O —- J&J /
1st & gen 58 1966 series A-M&N
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B.J&J
Monongahela Coal—
Non-cum iuc 5 1955(w-s) —
62
102 X
102 X
Fort St Un Dep Det 4 Ms '41-J&J
Houston & Henderson
Connecting Ry «Phila)—
1st 5s
91
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s
9l"
1980—M&N
1948
lst
105
Columbus & Hocking Valley
Ext gold 4s
91
91
91
B 1940--J&J
J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
.
Col & Pt Deposit
103
1940
106m
f 4 Ms
General mtge 4 Ms
1977—F&A
104
.
Olinchfield
16"
A&O
Galveston
104 m
1977 series O—A&O
RR—
„o
Equip tr 2 Ms ser A 38- 52 M&S
Coal Rlv Ry 1st 4s gu 1945-J&D
Colorado & Southern—
s
20
16 m
16
Florida East Coast 4Ms '59-J&D f
1st & ref 5s 1974
M&S /
Certificates of deposit
/
85 m
82
104
108
83
1st
20
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
108
f 5 M8 1972 series A—A&O
s f 5s 1973 series B
. A&O
1st M
114
20
M&N
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
104M
95
s
53 m
28
Florida Southern—
4mb gen gtd 1942—J&J
Ser B 4mb gen gtd 1942—A&O
Ser B 3Ms gen gtd 1942—A&O
Ser O 3Ms gen gtd 1948—M&N
Ser D 3 Ms gen gtd 1950—F&A
Gen & ref 4Ms 1977 ser A-F&A
Gen & ref 4Mb 1981 ser B-.J&j
Cleve Short L 4M» 1961
A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995——M&N
Cleveland Union Terminals—
1st
1971 ser A—F&A
Illinois Div 3 Ms *49 op '29.J&J
4s July 1 1949
J&J
Eq tr 2 Ms 1938-47—.—._A&0 b
Chicago & Eastern 111 • new colGen M 5s May 1951
M&N /
Certificates of deposit
f
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934
A&O /
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82.-M&N
Chic Great West 1st 4s 1959.M&S /
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3 Ms ser
100
Ser A
1st & ref g 5s
nasts
45
100
'40-M&S
White W V Dlv 1st 4s
1965
gold 4s 1996
.J&J
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996..
J&J
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser A.-A&O
Series B 1953
A&O
Series D 1953
A&O
Prior lien
Eq 4Ms *38-'41 LL (s-a)—M&S
Eqtr4Msl938-'43 (s-a)..M&S
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5 Ms
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955^
J&J
102
4s'90 M&N
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1965
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
Ref & impt M 5s 1975
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s 1949
A&O
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958
--M&S
n
80
95
J&D
E 1977-J&j
St L Div 1st col trg
J!
-—J&J
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
-F&A
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Ohicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989—.J&J
Gen g 3 Ms B May 1 1989.J&J
Gen 4 Ms May '89 series O-J&J
Gen 4 Ms May '89 ser E—J&J
Gen M 4 Ha May '89 Ser F.J&J
Eq 4Mb *38-*43 E & F iyr). J&J
Eq 4hs '38-'41 G & H <yr) J&J
Eq tr 5s '38-'40 ser B iyr).F&A
Eq tr 5 Ms 1938
A&O
Dhlcago & North Western—
Gen M3Ksg 1987
M&N
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax—
Gen M 6s '87 stpd inc tax.M&N
106
37
40"
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939
J&j
O W & M Div 1st 4s g'91--J&J
301*
Val 1st 5s g "41 -M&S
Lancaster 5s '55 F&A
□hie Milw St Paul & Pac R
107
A&O
El Paso & R I 1st gu 5s 1951-J&J
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
35
J&J
Ref & imp 4M8 ser
109 X
Williamsport—
^
A&O
General 4s gold 1993
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
120
100
1950-J&J
90
86
14m
1940—F&A
4s
&
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4%
Income 5s 2862
57 m
52
31
1951-J&j
1943
guar g
106 X
A&O
Edmonton Dun vegan & British
Columbia Ry 4Ms 1944—A&0
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941 .—M&N
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
105
Warm Spr
1st & ref 4 Ms ser B
84
50
_M&N
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 48 1 948
Clev Cine Chic & St Louis—
103
Eqtr 5s 1938 iyr).—
M&S 15
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J
Grain Elev 1st 4s 1938——A&O
Paint Creek Br 4s 1945
F&A
Potts Creek 4s 1946
J&J
R & A Dlv 1st con g 4s *89-J&J
4s 1989
5X
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
1st
75
M&N
1st extended 5s 1965
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
Florida Central & Penlnsula-
Eq tr 5s 1938 iyr)--
1st gtd 5s
105"
M&S
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
8%
89 m
85 m
1942
M&N
1948—-F&A
Cin Northern Ii R 1st 4s
1940—J&D
East Tenn & Western N C—
8
103%
1965-M&N
Cin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
60
1944---——J&J
notes, 1945
—J&J
notes. 1946
-J&J
Equip tr 2s 1938-1947
M&S
Eq tr 2Ms 1938-1946
J&D
Eq tr 3s. 1938-1950
A&O
Eqtr 4 Ms '38-'40 (yr)—-A&O
con g
107%
Cine & Musk Val 4s
3.00%
96
notes,
2d
1st consol gtd.4s
22
-J&J
1958
1st 4s
5s stamped
1st mtge g 58 sories C '57-M&N
1st M 3 Ms ser D 1971
M&N
Clearfield & Mahoning—
Carolina—
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939—--—M&N
General 4Mb gold 1992—-M&S
Ref & imtp 3Ms D 1996--M&N
Ref & .mpt 3 Ms ser E 1996 F&A
notes. 1940
J&J
notes, 1941
J&J
notes, 1942
J&J
notes, 1943
J&J
Ohesterf &
East Penn
109 X
108 X
J&5
gold 1942
65
J&J
1949
1st gold 5s 1937
Dutchess Co RR 4M8
105 m
Consol gold 5s 1952
M&N
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
General 5s
108 X
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
8%
105
1951—M&S
Cin Ind & West 1st 5s
1938-'44 <37) —
1946—A&O
Ohatt Rome & Sou 1st 5s 47 J&J
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu—J&J
17 m
47
1st 4mb
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern—
89 m
Eq tr 5s Dec 14
5%
5.50%
5.50%
108 %
1963
J&j
E 1963—j&j
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952_ -J&J
1st & ref M 4 Ms D 1962—M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
j&j
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
—L.
9
Char & W Carolina 5s
Dexter & Piscataquis—
_
——A&O
1944
4s
47 X
101
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953—.—.J&J
Elrolra
57
.
J&J
1964
11
11
75"
■7
1
10 X
64
1st M 4s series D
9M
1st ref 6s 1937-1976
Central Vermont Ry—
1st 5s Mar
106
M&N
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
78 x
50
62
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960—M&S
6
1942-—M&N
'41-M&N
19
20"
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast-—
Eq tr 4Mb '38-'40 ser P<yr)M&S b
Eq tr 4 Ms '38-'40serQ<yr)M&N b
Eq tr 5s 1938 fyrlv)—.._J&D
Ohatt Div gold 4s 1951—J&D
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946—J&J
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J
Mobile Dlv g 5s 1946
J&J
Oconee Div 1st 5s 1945--—J&D
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl961 J&J
Central of New Jersey—•
Gen M mow 1st) g 5s 1987.J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
-J&J
Central RR of South
conv
.
_
Cons gold 5s 1945
M&N
Ref &gen 5 Ms 1959 ser B.A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser C—A&O
Coll tr 5s ext'd to
/
/
M&N /
4^b 1960
Trustee ctfs 3 Ms 1947
Chicago St Louis <Sc N O—^
Con g 5s Juno 15'51—J&D 15
Con g 3Ms June 15'51-J&D 15
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
J&D
30-yr
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981—J&D
Oatawissa RR g 4s 1948
A&O
8
734'
8X
7 34
5M
81
/
/
Sec 4 Ms 1952 ser A
M&S
Sec 4 X ser A certif of dep. - - - -
101%
6s 1952 ser
16M
deposit------ /
Ref g 4s 1934optto 1911.-A&O
Certificates of deposit----- -
A—J&D 15
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st
Detroit Term & Tunnel—
1st guar 4 Ms 1961
_
GenM4 Ms'87 stpd inc taxM&N /
16%
GenM4Ms'87 stpd inetaxM&N /
16%
15-year 6Ms Mar 1936—M&S/
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D /
10
1st & ref 4Ms May 2037-J&D/
10
1st &ref4Hs May 2037 O J&D/
10 X
nonvg4%s 1949 8er A
M&N/
5X
Eq 5s 1938 O iyr)
J&D b 6.25
Eq 4Ms '38-'42<yr)ser A.M&N b 6.25
ChicR I&Pa<? Ry—
General gold 4s 1988
J&J / 17
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Canadian N W 4 Ms Oct
Canadian Pacific—
defaulted bonds
the date of issue
55
52
117
March, 1938]
RAILROAD
NOTICE—All bond prices
Quotations for all securities
Bid
Bonds
Harl
R
&
Portch—See N Y N
are
are
Ask
h&Ha rtford.
Harris Ports Mt Joy & Lane RR
Ext 4s 1943
J&J
Hobo ken Ferry 5s 1940
M&N
35
40
Hocking Valley
1st
cons
117%
Eq tr 5s 1938 (ann)
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1938-1939 (yr)—J&J
Holldaysburg Bedford & Oumb
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
-J&J
Holyoke & West 4%s 1951
A&O
Housatonic con 5s 1937
M&N
1st M 4%s 1957 conv
Illinois Central—
1st
20
37%
>
40
53 %
53 %
19 %
54*
Indiana Bloomington & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
A&O
Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
J&J
Nov 17
93
45
50%
40
1st
gold
4s
J&J
J&J
1950----
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st
4s 1956
J&J
f
Indianapolis Union—
Ref & imp M 3 %s ser B *86 M&S
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A
J&J
Adj m 6s July 1952 ser a.April
guar
1st M 5s 1956 series B
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
"
J&J
J&J
Eq tr 4%s 1938-42 (yr)—A&O
Internet Rys (Central Americal—
Purch money 5s 1972
J&J
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
iRt 1 & ref 6%s 1947
F&A
Debenture 4s 1961
J&D
Interstate Transf Ry 5s 1945-J&J
1st g 5s 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref g 4s 1951
M&S
Iowa Cent
Jacksonville & Gainesville &
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951
A&O
/
Jackson I>anslng & Saginaw—
1st 3%s Sept 1 1951
Jacksonville Terminal—
1st 5s July 1 1939
Ref & ext 5s series A 1967—J&J
Ref & ext 5s series B 1967—J&J
6i July 1
1967
Jamestown
Frank
Joplln Union Depot Co—
1st g 4 %s 1940 guar
1st 5s June 1 1944
opt-M&N
J&D
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s *38-.J&J
Equip trust 3 %s to 1946-_A&0
Kana &
Mich
1st
4s 1990--A&O
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
A&O
Certificates of deposit
K C Mem & Bir 4s 1934
1st & ref 3%s ser e 2003--A&o
— —
Equipment trust 5s
1955—m&n
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46-f&a
38
4.25%
2d mtge 3s 1980
m&s
Mob & Mont 4%s 1945—m&s
4.75
4.75
4.50
59%
Southern
Ry joint
gold 4s, 1952
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
1st mtge & coll 4s ser a *45 j&d
Conv gen 4%s ser a i960-j&d
Secured 6s 1959
1st ser—j&j
95
Manila rr Sou Lines 4s '39-m&n
Philippine Govt gu
M&n
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 3%s 1941
j&j f
Maryland St Pa 1st g 4s *51-m&s
1st cons a 6s 1963
a&o
m'shfield & s'east—See Wis Cent
111
78
90
13
20
Memphis Union Station co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—m&n
99 %
19 %
15%
15 %
5.50
Meridian Term 4s *55
20
5
5%
it*
4.00%
73
Ref
76
so %
1st Mtge m Air l 4s
94
75
102"
Midi
Midland
J&D
M&N
Gen con go <1 4 His 2003—M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003....M&N
89
104
102
1940
J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941..A&O
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945..M&S
Lex & East'n lstgu 5s 1965..A&O
Lincoln Park & Charlotte—
6s 1939
b Basis.
J&J
96
1st
6s
Con ext
Cons
60
57
86
87%
55
1st
65
105
107
99%
ext
1st refdg gold
78
receipt No 4 on
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
Consol g 5s July 1 1945
n Hav & No Ham 4s 1956
guJ&d
n j June 1st 4s gu 1986
f&a
45
44
117%
28%
25%
29%
27%
1st
1st
2d
73"
1st
69
64"
4s 1949
m&s
1.00%
2.50%
108%
gold 4s 1938
j&j
cons gold 5s 1938
j&j
cons 5s 1938 gu Int....j&J
m gold 4s guar 1949—j&j
ref 6s 1946 series a
j&J
cons
1st ref 5%s 1978 ser b
25-year 5%s 1949
Secured notes 5s 1938
Eq tr 4s 1938 s-a_.
64%
,
j&J
m&s
f&a
j&d15
m St p & ss m & Cent Term Rylst Ch Ter s f 4s ^lop'lg- m&n
Minn Terminal 1st 3 %s '50—j&j
Minn Transfer Ry 3%s 1956.j&o
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
91
50-year 1st 5s 1983
Extended at 5% 1940
Ref & Impt
6%
100
100
rr
97%
95
1951
RR5s 1959
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser b
j&j
Prior lien 4%s 1978 ser d.j&j
Adj m 5s Jan 1967 ser a—a&o
Eqtr 2%s 1938-1952
f&a
97%
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
—-j&d
Mo Pacific rr (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 a
Certificates of deposit
55
60
83
72
76
57%
22%
23%
24
30
31%
48
54
62%
77
95
10-year 3%s sec s f 1946—a&o
3 %s conv secured 1952
M&n
18%
18%
25
55
6%
2%
"l%
58
m c coll tr g
7
73%
97
12%
13
70%
44%
115
8
3%
96
4.00
96
50
n y
47%
40%
39%
21%
4.00
63
71%
4%
1st guar 5s 1953 series b
New York & Erie rr—
Mobile &
m&n
7%
92
n
Nominal.
85%
60%
56%
A&o
m&s
4.50
4.25
105%
106%
f&A
M&n /
m&s /
98%
92
100
mtge 4%s 1938
M&s /
....
n y & Greenwood Lake
Guar g 5s 1946
M&n f 22
ny&Har 1st g3%s2000—m&n
100
100
3d
48%
42%
45%
n y & Hob
n
3.00%
64%
24%
24%
Fy 5s May '46... J&d
y Lack &
1st & ref 4s
40
102
30
40
65
75
Western—
1973...M&n
1st & ref 4%s 1973 ser b—m&n
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
m&S
General 1st 5s 1941
m&S
ny & ne Bos Ter 4s 1939-a&o
n y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv_.J&Jl5
Deb 4s May 1 1957
m&n
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv j&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
M&n
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv...M&s
Deb 3%s March 1947
M&s
Deb 3%8 1954 non-con v.. A&o
Deb 3%s 1956 conv......j&j
15-year secured 6s 1940
A&o
1st & ref 4%s 1967
j&D
Equip tr 4 %s Sept 15 1938 to
ser
Mar 15 1945
a
(s.-a.)—m&s15
90
95
97%
98
/
....
/
f
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
20%
9
12%
12%
12%
14%
15
15%
29
21
6 5.25
99
14$
17
25
19%
18
20
16%
30
22
Equipt tr 4%s '38-*46 (yr).j&J b 5.25
68%
Birmlngham-r-
Prlor Hen 5s, 1945—
Gen m g 4s 1945.....
* Last sale
5.25
1st 4s ext g 1947-.
1939
2d ext 5s
32%
22%
22%
5%
6%
5.25
2%s Mar 15 1938-1952—.
Chicago & St Louis—
a&o
10-yr coll tr 4s 1946
f&a
Equip tr 4 %s 1938-*44 (yr)f&a
Equip tr5s 1938 (yr)
f&A
Equip trust 3s July 1 1938-'51
Nov 15 New York Connecting rr—
1st m 4%s 1953 series a
f&A
22%
IV*
24
2.25
2.25
3.25
3.15
3.00%
24
24
99
j&d
1st 3%s extend 1947
3-year 6s Oct 1 1938
Ref 5 %s 1974 ser a
Ref 4 %s 1978 ser o
13%
32*
101
28
1938-1939
4 %s Mar 15 1938-'39 -m&s
4 %s 1938-1945.
M&n
5
67
91
76
3%s 1998—f&a
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris—
3%s 1959
j&d
n y Cent equip trusts—
3
3%
2%
90
30%
75"
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt--j&j
Ref & ref 4 %s ser a 2013—a&o
l s coll tr g 3%s 1998
f&a
5s
it*
65
New York Central & Hud RivRef g 3%s July 1 1997—j&j
40
24
4%
If*
Ref & impt 4%s 2013 a—a&o
Ref & impt 5s 2013 o
a&o
74%
24
Secured 5%s 1937-1956—-j&d
Equip trust 5s 1938 ,40(yr)M&s
Eq tr 4%s *38*'44 f (yr) ..M&n
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975.M&s
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
„
32*
5.50
—
22%
Oonvg 5%s 1949ser a...M&n
25%
If*
New York Central rr—
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser g-.m&n
Certificates of deposit..
57
30
32%
f&a
35
1st & ref 58 1980 ser h...A&0
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser i
f&a
Certificates of deposit
95
50
f&a
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser f—-m&s
Certificates of deposit
102
37%
63%
1st m 4%s 1956 series d_.f&A
Equip trust 4%sl
65
4s
93%
88
88
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st m g 4%s 1945 guar
.t&j
Newport & Uichfor Is 5s 1941
80
89
ser
18
m&n
a.-j&j
Certificates of deposit
1956 series o
17
19%
60
j&j
35
J&j
j&j
cons
4%s 52
—.
3
99
A&o
Certificates of deposit
1st m 5%s 1954 series a—a&o
100%
63
30
88
/
1st 5s 1954 series b
45"
16%
"
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953--j&j
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser a
a&o
84"
62
25%
...j&j
Income deb 5s 2032
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915
85%
oV/B
30
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
j&j
New Orleans Great Northern—
80
Mo kam & Okla 5s 1942
m&s
Missouri-Kansas-Texas rr—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser a
j&j
Mo-Tliinois
96
1951
M&n
j&j
j&j
n j & n y 1st ext 5s 1950—m&s
General 5s Jan 1 1938
Minn 8t p St Sault Ste Marie—
1st
off, .1951
60
Minneapolis Northfield&
Southern Ry 1st6s '41—m&s
104%
coupon
Assent cash warrant and scrip
80
:
2%
1%
April 1914
25
51
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser a.q-f
Certificates of deposit
101
scrip ret No 4 on *26
4s(Apr 1914 coupon on)
1951
at
Certificates of deposit
100 %
99
1913
con
90
70
1%
1%
/
warr't &
3.25%
3.25%
4%s 1939
6s
1%
scrip receipt No 5 on 1977- /
85
16
1
Natlonal rr of Mexico—
Prior lien 4 %s assent cash
60
80
98
3.25
receipt No 4 on 1957
coupon off 1977—
Assent cash warrant and
96%
2%
2%
1%
63%
Gtd gen s f 4s (Apr '14 coup on)
April 1914
53
116
52
f&a
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser a..f&a
4%% to
1934 (1884)
j&d
Mil Sparta & nw 1st 4s 1947m&s
m11&State Line 1st 3 %s 1941. J&j
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932-. j&d /
1st consol gold 58 1934—m&n
84
113%
82
95
40
56
St
Assent cash warrant and
scrip
42"
65
m&n
b.m_&n
July 1914 coupon on 1957—
July 1914 coupon off 1957
1910
1st ext 4%s 1939.--
99"
100
1 Price includes accrued interest.
j
35
95
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1952
M&s
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien 4%s—
Jan 1914 coupon on 1957
85%
77
4.25
88
107
113
j&j
Nashville Chattanooga &
1st m 4s 1978 ser a
Milwaukee & Northern—
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4%s gold
n
5% to 1940
A&o
Midland Valley—5s 1943—a&o
Adj m Apr 1 '53 ser a
Sept
Adj 5s series 3 1953 Sept
6
108
of
ext at
19%
62
117
Wyoming & Southern—
m&s
1st 5s
J&d
99
99
17%
104
a&o
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser a
Constr'n 4%s 1955 ser
rr
4% franc bonds
(Foreign series) 1960
6%
2%
1.75
3.25
m&n
96
96
50
105
1940--j&j
1st g 4s Jol & n Ind 1957-j& j10
1st gold 3%s 1952
m&n
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942—m&n
14%
102
111%
&lmpt4%s 1979 ser c.j&j
1st 56 Kal & s h 1939
83
90
guar.m&n
Sept 1914 coupon on 1977.m&s
Sept 1914 coupon off 1977 m&s
4s Asst(ca8h warr & coup)-1977
Michigan Central—
8ee Industrial bonds.
Con M 4%s ann irred
Gen cons gold 4s 2003
107
78
Mexican International—
99%
Irred......J&D
111
__
1st mtge 5e ext at 3% to'47 J&J
2d 5s 1941J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
ann
1.25%
4s 1939 ext to 1959
107
accr
Con M 6s
80%
1.75
106%
4.25
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5%s
102
1st mtge 4%s ungar 1961
Lake Erie & Western RR—
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4%s '57-M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser A 1965...A&O
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954..
...F&A
Lehigh Valley—
1st gold 4s 1948
..J&D
90
85
__
.
79%
Acer int at exch rate 4.8665—
Cong g ref 3%s 1997
J&D
Leamington & St Olatr 4s '45 A&O
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
87
Maine Central—
74%
50
j&j
j&j
1947
1st 5s
IV*
80
79 %
89
int at rate 4.8665—
1961--.
J&J
Monon coll
j&j
l & n Term 1st g 4s '52 gu j&d
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
99
Montour rr 1st 5s 1963...f&a
Morris & Essex 3%s 2000
j&d
South East & St Louis Div—
107
Plain
91%
ah k & Cin Div 4s
1955
14
96
45
Monongahela Ry co—
1st mtge 4s ser a 1960—m&n
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955
a&o
6s
Montana
74%
13
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1956--
1st & ref 4%s 2003 ser c—a&o
1st & ref 4s ser d 2003—a&o
Ask
58
1st guar g 4s 1991
m&s
Consol gold 3%s 2002
M&s
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
1st mtge gold 5s 1939
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
103%
97%
93%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
3.75%
98 %
81%
J&J
Stmpd
24
22
94%
4.75
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4 54s 1961 (sterling) _J&J
1978.-
78
4.00
A&o
4.75
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
5s
1.50%
2.25%
55%
78%
3.25%
103
4.0%
Bid
Gen .gold 4s, 1938
m&s
Ref & impt 4%s 1977
m&s
Secured 5s 1938..
M&s r
Eq 4%s 1939-41 (yr)—j&j15
Eq tr 5s 1938 (s-a)
M&s
Eq tr 5s 1939 (year)
j&j
Montgom Div g 5s 1947--f&a /
Mohawk & Maione—
Gen
-j&j
Unified gold 4s 1940
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser b
41 %
W*
70
M
89
106%
48
40%
Sept 1
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & Impt 5s Apr 1 1950—J&J
Eq tr 5%s 1938 (year) —.M&S
Eq tr 3s F Jan 1 193943—
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930.....J&J
1st
89"
106
73
1934-
91%
Louisville & Nashville—
53 %
M&S
Income 5s Mar
73
gold 4s 1945--M&s
Guaranteed
Bonds
Mobile & Ohio—
ff
105
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940—
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948. A&O
106
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
j&j
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
55
& Oleartleld
1st g 4s 1959 guar
J&D
Joliet & Northern Inci 4s 1957 J&J
1969—-j&j
Louisiana & Ark 5s a
42
37%
99%
gold 4s 1939 guar
j&J / 10
Long Dock cons 3%s 1950—a&o
Long Island—
85
Unified g 4s. 1949
M&s
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938—.-J&d
100532
86
Refunding mtge 4s 1949—m&s
4s stamped 1949
.-m&s
2.50
Equip tr & 1938-39 (yr)_. A&o
3.25
Equip tr 4 %s 1941-45 (yr) -f&A
Los Ang-Pac Co ref 4s 1950—j&j
si**
1st m gold 5s 1935
—-A&o /
Louisville Henderson St St Louis—
96
S*
Ask
98%
Louisiana & North West rr—
92%
k
69
1st
95
Indiana
Gen mtge 4%s 1957
Indiana Illinois St Iowa—
Bid
58
gold 4s 1951
1st gold 3%s 1951
Main L ext 1st g 3%s
1st g 3s sterling 1951
V
1.25-/0
101
F&A
J&J
-J&J
'51-A&O
M&S
Coll trust gold 4s 1952—A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53.M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
M&N
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918--M&N
Pur liens 1st g 3%s 1952-.J&J
Jt 1st ref M (I O & C 8 L &
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Series C 4Hs 1953
J&D
40-year 4%s Aug 1 1966-F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1938-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1938-1940 L—A&O
Eq tr 4 %s *38-'41 M (s-a).M&N
Eq tr 4 %s 1938^11 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 3s ser R 1938-1952--M&S
Carlo Bridge 4s g 1950--J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951—-J&J
Louisv Div 3^8 g 1953
J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951
F&A
St Louis Div 3%s g 1951—J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951—J&J
Sp'field Div ext 3%s 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951—F&A
118
1.00
1.50
1.75
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb '57.A&O
Bonds
Litchf & Madis 1st 5s 1959-m&n
Little Miami guar 4s 1962.-m&n
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
106
Ry—
gold 4%s 1999...J&J
BONDS
"and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
j&j
73
j&j
35
4.50%
4.50%
b 5.25
4.50%
Equipment trust 5s
Har Riv & Pt Ohes 4s '54 M&n /
ny&nj Ferry 5s 1946
J&j
77
30
RAILROAD BONDS
70
NOTICE—All bond prices ere "and Interest" except where marked "f" end Income end defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day or the month preceding the date of Issue
Bid
Bonds
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1stg4sJune 1992.
MAS/
Gen M g 4s 1955 red—...J&D /
N Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Ask
9%
9
6%
,
85%
Philippine Railway—
1st p 48 1937 s f cpt gu...J&J
Piedmont & Northern—
98
/
80
101
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
M&N
100
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948—J&D
97
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
A&O/ 94%
63"
N 1 & Putnam 1st 4s g 1993.A&O
N Y Short Line 4s 1957
F&A
103
N Y & Stamford 4s 1958
M&N / 25
N Y Susq & Western—
-J&J /
—F&A f
Gen mtge. 5s g 1940....-F&A
Term 1st g 5s 1943
M&N
N Y Westchester & Bos By—
/
1st M g4His 1946 guar—J&J /
Nord Ry s f 6%s 1950—...A&O
1st refunding 5s 1937
2d mtge 4%s 1937
Norfolk & Car 1st 5s 1939...A&O
2nd 6s 1946
J&J
Norfolk Southern—
4%s series B 1942
12
3%s series E 1949
7%
10
96
4s series H I960
4 %s series 1 1963
94
/
/
/
/
14%
16%
15
70
28
53
9^1
105%
Norrist'n & Maine 1st 4s '52 M&S
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A..M&S
Gen & ref g 4%s ser A '74.M&S
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 6s—
118%
101
125
115
Apr 1 1935 & sub coups 1945.. /
Apr 1938 and subs coupons
/
Ctfs of dep stmpd as to sale of
April 1933 to Oct 1934,1945- /
Stamped as to sale of Apr 1 *33
to Oct 1 1937 coupons
/
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997.—Q&J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q&F
Ref & imp 4 Ms 2047 ser A.J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B_—J&J
Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser O
J&J
Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser D___ J& J
118
70
60
...
70
70
91%
62
61 *
66 \
80%
Eq tr 4%s 1938-*40 (yr)M&S15 6 2.25
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1947
M&S b 2.75
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1946
J&J b 2.70
25
Nor RR of N J gen 4%s 2000. J&J /
No Ry of Cal 5s g gu 1938A&0
101%
North Pennsylvania RR—
91
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
J&D
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5s 1977.
An .-Apr
5s 1948
Norwich & Worcester 4 %s '47M&S
67%
81%
74
75
1.50
2.00
2.00
102%
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
1st M 5%s 1944..
J&J/
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
1st M 4%s 1950 series C...J&J
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946. J&D
Ore Short line 1st 5s 1946-.J&J
17
17
17
17
15
15
108%
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J
Cardelet Br 1st 4%s 1938. A&O
St Louis City real est 5s *38 J&J
Paducah & 111 1st 4%s 1955-J&J
Paris-Orleans extl 5Ks 1968 M&S
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
J&D
Paterson Extension 5s 1950. J&D
Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42serAM&S15
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1963...F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
..M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3 %s 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1942
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1944
J&D
Pg&N Y Canal con 5s 1939 A&O
Cons mtge 4%s 1939
.A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939A&O
109%
115
1st cons guar 5s 1946.
J&J
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt._J&J
PacFruit Express—See Sou Pac—
116%
103%
/
1Q3%
85
UK
84
84
75"
88
23
70
95%
90%
-
25
30
74
97
101
103
105
102%
103%
60
60
60
101
70
70
70
1st g 4s July 1956 ser
1st 4%s 1980 ser O
B..J&J
.M&S
Equipment trust 4%s
Equip trust 2%s 1938-46-.J&J
101%
105
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
M&N
109
Con M 4s gold 1948
M&N
111%
Con M 4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar
....M&N
110%
Con M 4%s gold I960..—F&A
119
Gen g 4%s 1966
J&D
103
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
108%
Gen M 4%s 1981 ser D...A&0
98
Gen M 4%s ser E 1984— .J&J
97%
Deb 4%s 1970
A&O
90
Gen M 3%s ser O 1970—A&O
Oonv deb 3 %s 1952
84
A&O
30-yr secured 4s 1938-1964.J& J b 4.25
Eq tr 5s 1938 (yr)
.M&S b 1.25
Gen equip 5s 1938-39 (yr).A&0
1.50
1.50
Eq tr 4%s 1938-39 (yr)__A&0
3.00
Eq tr 4s series E 1938-1949. J&J
2.75
Eq tr 2%s ser H *38-'52..M&N
Peor & East cons 4s 1940..A&O
50
2d cons inc 4s 1990
7%
Apr 1
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
1st g 6%s 1974 series A
F&A
105%
Peoria Ry Ter 4s *37 gu op...J&J
49
Pere Marquette Ry—
lBt g 5s July 1956 ser A..J&J
74%
64
64%
111
111%
112
120%
103
108
98
4
93
84
3.75%
1.00%
1.00%
1.00%
3.00
70
64%
2.50%
2.40%
1st 4%s series D 1977
J&D
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961.J&J
Guar 5s 1961
J&J
Portland & Rumford Falls—
5%
51
68
88
86
86
3.25
2.00
88%
2.40%
1.25.%
40-year 4%s 1968
M&S
50-year 4%s 1981
M&N
4%s 1969 with warr
M&N
10-yr secured 3%t
Equip 5s 1938-1939 (yr)__M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1938-40 (yr)—J&D
Eqtr 4 Js 1938-41 (yr)... J&D
Pacific
it Express—
Eq 5s 1938-39*0 (yr)—.M&S
Eq 5s 193841 D (yr)—A&O
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5%s 1949.
A&O
J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s '56. A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956
A&O
Develop & gen 6%s 1956—A&O
Equipment trust 5 %s
Eq tr 5s 1938-39 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 4%s Oct '38-*39 (s-a)A&O
115%
67
51
52%
55%
60%
2.25
2.40
85
80%
110
1st 4s 1995
30
45
101%
104%
1M1/
.
16®^
107
68%
31
2
2
1st guar 4%s 1934
M&S /
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry1st M 4%s 1957—
J&J ,
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
J&J £
4s stamped 1949
J&J £
Rutland con 4%s 1941
J&
53
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38.M&S
Spartanburg Union & Columbia—
103%
/
&
J&J
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996—J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951 .J&J
J&J
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939.J&J
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955.J&J /
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952—J&D /
Staten laid Ry 4%s 1943
J&D
Stephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940—
J&J
Sturgia Goshen & St Louis Ry—
1st 3s Dec 1 1989—
J&D/
Suffolk & Oar con 5s 1952—.J&J/
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
9
1st coll tr 4s 1949 opt
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
44
17
18
23
103%
A&OI
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—
1st M
inc 6s
1938
coup.M&N
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
10%
90
15
32%
14
15
10%
J&J
11*
10
11
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
85
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51—J&J
40
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944.M&S
St Joseph & Grand Island—
107%
1st gold 4s 1947
J&J
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996—J&J
2d gold 6s 1996
A&O
St Louis City see Pac of Mo
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
58
Riv & Gulf Divs 4s 1933-M&N /
Certificates of deposit
£
17%
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
.J&J /
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
12*
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A. J&J /
U*
Certificates of deposit...
13
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B.J&J
10
Certificates of deposit
12
Cons in 4%s 1978 ser A—M&S
10
Certificates of deposit stpd—
94
96
.
60%
60
20
15
13
P
91
W
90
93
64%
32%
II*
St Louis
20
15%
5.00
5.00
5.00
4s 1968
-J&D
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1990--J&D
9
21
17,_
f°°&
,
4:88i
110%
Gen 5s 1974 series B
F&A
Gen M 4%s 1977 ser C._ J&J
Gen 4%s series D 1981—J&D
114%
115
108
109%
108%
Salt Lake City Union Depot
and RR 1st 5s 1938
—M&N
Berwick RR 5s 1952
A&O
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
1st g 5s 1953
A&O /
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 opt.J&J /
Tampa Union Sta 5s 1940. .M&N
Tampa Un Term 4-6%s '53— J&J /
Tavares & Gulf 5s A 1935—.M&S "
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
1st gold 4%s 1939
104%
A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944
112%
F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s 53 opt '10 .J&J
104 J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942.M&S
1051
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1st M 5%s 1950 guar
F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941 .J&J '26
Texas & New Orleans—
Cons 5s 1943
J&J
Texas & Pacific Ry—
1st gold 5s 2000.
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B
Geii & ref 5s 1979 ser O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D
1956—
Toledo & Ohio CentralRef & imp M 3 %s ser
A '60 J&D
79
71%
83
80
2.50
3.25
3.25
3.25
95
St Mary4^ Div 1st 4s 1951F&A
Toledo Peoria & Western RR
106%
102%
114
J&J
<
106
....
A&O
J&D
Tex Pao-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 5%s 1964
M&S
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
105
114
69%
J&D
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1938-1939
M&N b
Eq tr 4%s 193842 (yr)—A&O b
Eq tr 4%s 1939-43 (yr)
F&A 6
b
Equipment trust 4s
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1952—M&N
1st 4s
78
30
114%
84%
98
85%
87
1.50%
2.50%
2.50%
2.50%
103%
98
8§H
80
100
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
80
65
109
75
110
105
107%
103
1st gold 4s April 1 1950..-A&O
Tol Term 1st 4%s '57 gu
M&N
Tol Walhoudlng Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946
J&D
Consol M 4%s 1966 ser A.F&A
117%
Transylvania RR 1st' 5s 1956.J&J
Tulsa Un Dep 1st 4%s '59—J&J
93
88
1st consol g
112%
M&S
Aiken Branch 4s 1998
42
Eqtr 5%s 1938-1939 (s-a) M&S
Equipment trust 5s..
Equip tr 4%s 1939-1945-J&J
St Paul & Duluth—
A&O
1st Mg 4s 1951
M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951. .F&A
Southern Pacific Co—
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955.J&J
£
A&O /
Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
M&N
2d g Inc 4s Nov 1989
J&J
1st term & unif 5s 1952
J&J
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990— -J&J
50""
Southern Railway—
1st consol g 5s 1994
J&J
Eq 4%s 1939-'41 BB (yr)„F&A
Equipment trust 4s—...
Genconsgug5sl963
Southern Pacific RR Go.—
1st ref g 4s 1955 opt 1910-. J&J
J&J £
J& I
_
93
18"
Southern I11& Mo Bridge Co—
T
Richmond & Petersburg—
Cons 4%s 1940
A&O
Term 1st 5s 1952.J&J
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt—J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939..J&D
100
55
5s 1939—J&J
Nominal.
48
82
22
95"
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 11948
M&N
n
4%
19
103
Reading Belt 1st & 1950
M&S
Reading Company—
JerCent 4s *51 opt '06—A&O
Gen & ref 4%s 1997 ser A—J&J
Gen & ref 4%s 1997 ser B-J&J
Eq 4%s 1938-'45 (s-a)
M&N
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O
Extended 4%s Oct 1 1943—Term 5s g gu May 1 '41 Q&F
Rensselaer & Saratoga—
6% g bds May 11941
M&N
Rich Fredericksbg & Potomac—
Cons mtge 4 %s 1940
A&O
k Last sale,
4
45
95
1951
-M&N
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—J&J
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941-J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
M&N
/This price includes accrued interest,
4%
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O
South & North Alabama—
94
109%
/
40
102
1st gold 4s 1943.........M&N
Gen 4s April 1 1960
A&O
t Basis.
F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55—J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
J&J
: ■
Series A 1977
St Paul & Kansas City Short Line
8%
1st guar 4%s 1941.
F&A /
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
100%
Pacific ext 1st 4s £ 1940
J&J
St Paul Union Depot—
1st & ref 5s 1972
J&J
103
60
24%
F&A
Coll tr 4s (OP) Aug 1 '49..J&D
1st 4%s (Oregon Lines)
101%
97%
,
an
100
107%
80
4.25%
4.25%
Eq tr 3%8 Apr 1 1938-1946
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1946
J&D
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
1st gen 48 series A 1948—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
1st gen 5s 1974 series O—J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
1st g 4s guar 1940
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939—
22
45
St Paul East Gr Tr 4%s '47—J&J
3.25
59
F&A
M&S /
_
Pitts & West Ya Ry—
1st M 4%s 1958 ser A
J&D
1st M 4%s 1959 ser B.„—A&O
1st M 4%s 1960 ser O
A&O
107
53
74%
1st g 4s May 1 1933
Seab-All Florida Ry—
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s '48,. A&O
Shamoldn Sunbury & Lewisb'g—
2d ext'd 5s 1945—
J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu
F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3 %s 1936—F&A
2.25%
2.10%
56
8
7
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A
Certificates of deposit.
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
4
,
Perkiomen RR
Extended 1st 3%s 1951—J&J
Phila & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
Phlla Bait & Washington—
101
Receiver ctfe 2-3 %s '45
109%
107%
101%
9%
8
40
4%s stamped 1941
A—A&O
1st & ref 4%s series B 1981
107%
9
F&A
1st s f g 5s 1959
J&D / ...
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
115
1st gold 5s 1940
A&O
115
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943--J&J
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
70
1st g guar 8 f 5s 1942
J&J
107%
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943.M&N
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4%s 1977 ser
107
109"" Richmond
103
/
/
f
110
25
_
Certificates of deposit
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s 1931.J&J
Raritan River 1st g
14
10
15
107
7
99
15
1
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
1st 5s 1931
J&J
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947
J&J
Raleigh & S'port Ry 5s *65—J&D
23
F&A
Certificates of deposit
5% secured notes 1931
i
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956—I-"
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947
A&O
25%
Ogdensburg & Lake Ohamplian—
1st guar g 4s 1948—
J&J / 11
9
4s stamped 1948
J&J /
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943.—M&S
106%
100
Ohio Ind & Western 5s 1938--—.
38
Ohio & Little Kanawha 5s '5CM&S
120'"
i
~5"
95
97%
109"
110"
i
lOO"
a*
m
—-A&O
107"
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
J&D
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
A&O
Gen M 4%s 1977 ser C—J&J
Pitts ShaWmut & Northern—
1st gold 5s 1949
F&A
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952
F&A
6% receivers' ctfs 1927
F&A
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
114
118
Stamped.
1
76
113%
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—-F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O
Certificates of deposit.
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A
M&S
r
20
101"
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989M&N
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1950
A&O
t
Ask
.
Schuylkill & Leh 1st 4s '48.M&N
i
-F&A
M&N
4%s series J 1964
90%
116
M&N
F&A
5*
97^
18
Salt Lake & Ogden 5s 1934.
/ 15
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—1st guar g 4s 1943
73
J&J
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
■
1st g 5s Oct 11940.
A&O
106%
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--A&O
99
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—
1st g 5s 1942
M&S
110%
108
109
—J&D
45
16%
88
—A&O
M&N
M&N
F&A
4s series F 1953
4s series G 1957
_
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt '15..F&A
Certificates of deposit..
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941.M&N
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Term 1st gu 4s 1961M&N
Norf Term & Transp 5s '48F&A
Norf & W Ry 1st con 4s '96.A&0
4 %s series O 1942
4s series D 1945
13
100
,
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis—
Con g gu 4%s ser A 1940.A&O
12%
9%
40%
5%
ngOo
/
filu
Bonds
99%
97
1st mtge 3%s 1966
.J&O
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Cons gold 581947
.—.J&J
^
Prior lien ext 4%s, 1950--M&S
N Y Phil & Norf—1st g 4s '39J&J
Ask
Bid
Bonds
PhUa & Chester Val 4s 1938.A&0
Phila Newton & N Y 3s 1942 A&O
Phila & Reading RR—See "Read!
24
9%
99
!03H
90
30
102%
46
104%
march, 1938]
kailroad
71
bonds
NOTICE—Air bond prices are Mand Interest" except where marked "t" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Bond* and Stocks
Union Depot
Gen 4^s 1
Union Pacific
us,
Ask
Stocks
RAILROAD
Ohio)^
1012*
105
1st ry & land gr 4s g 1947—J& J
1st & ref 4s June 2008.
M&8
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008
M&S
1112*
105%
1112*
35-year 32*s debs 1971—M&N
34-year 3 2*s debs 1970-— A&O
Eq tr 25*s ser E 1938-52. _J& J
Eqtr 4Mb 1938 (yr)
M&N
Eq 42*8 Sept 15 ^-'SO.M&SIS
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s '46.M&S
95
95
2.70
1.25
1.75
110
1st 42*s Sept 1 1979
98
M&S
110
116
107
86 M
105
83
F&A
JV1&N
106
108
106
108
J&J1934
off
J&J
i
Cons g
4s 1955 series A
Series B 1957
coupon
coupon
Cash
ref & impt 5s 1973
1st cons g 5s 1958
Virginian Ry—
26
25
272*
252*
55
65
Bait & Cumberland 7 % gu—.50
Baltimore & Ohio common. _-100
60
4% non-cum pref
Bangor & Aroostook
722*
20
89
85
84
72%
90
52
J&J
60
1042*
1.75
1.50
M&N
105 M
1.25
1.00
57%
58
26
M&N
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939.J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954-J&J
29 M
45"
v
Ref & gen 52*s 1975
A—.M&s£
Certificates of deposit
14
11%
1|2*
Feb. 23
85
.
£
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S
Omaha Div. 1st 3 %a g '41.A&O
Wabash Railway Co—
ff
_
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B—F&A f
Certificates of deposit
Ref & gen 4 %b 1978 ser O.A&O
Certificates of deposit———
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D—A&O
Certificates of deposit
Warren 1st ref g 3 Ms 2000—F&A
94
20~
51
40
10
112*
112*
70~
91
1946
42
46
107 %
80
82
65M
67 M
90
93 M
2.75
2.75
J&D
2J*s trustees ctfs Dec. 1 1938—
Western Pocahontas 4Mb 1945..
Western Ry of Ala 4 Mb *58—A&O
5.00
105M
105
109
106
6
100
10
1938
.J&D 100»u
V\ ilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
82
W
ilmington & Nor 4 Mb *77—J&D
97
Gen 5s Aug 1 1982
F&A
106
W ilmington Ry Bdge 5s '43.A&0
90
W Inston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s I960-J&J
1072*
Winston Salem Term 5s '66-A&O
112
w ificonsln Central
Ry—
1st gen g 4s 1949
J&J J
13M
Certificates of deposit..
J
12
1st & ref 4s 1959
A&O /
7
Sup & Dul Div4s 1936—M&N/
7M
Certificates of deposit
/
6M
div
1951
1st gold 4 Ms 1943
101
84
non-cum
preferred
45
•
No
par
value
it*
8M
9%
9
55
92*
50
100
100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Cleve & Pitts (gu Pa RR) 7%.50
Special guar 4%
50
10
12*
3%
%
42*
22*
12*
255
111
2*
1M
12*
32*
13*
22*
280
72
151
75
non-cum
50
80
(guar Pa RR)
50
General
-.100
Non-cum 6% pref series A—100
Leased lines (guar)
100
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs
62*
102*
38
41
98
93
165
180
162*
,72*
38
Intemat Rys (Cent Am)
com
preferred
37
32*
182*
2*
2*
non-cum
preferred
Lackawanna RR of N J
Lehigh Valley....
per
$100 face amount,
2d 5% non-cum prtferred—100
New London Northern
100
New Orleans Great Northern.100
New Orl Texas & Mexico
100
New York Central RR
*
N Y Chic & St Louis com
100
6% preferred series A
com (gu)
100
100
48"
43
60
3M
63*
32*
conv
50
preferred
100
.100
100
N Y Ontario & Western
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk & Western Ry
Paterson & Hudson River
Pennsylvania RR
Pennroad Corp v t c
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)
Peoria & Eastern
Pere Marquette
Ry
com
*32*
62*
4
Pitts Ft W & Chic com
(gu)
"5"
41
45
23
50
50
1
2%
110
100
100
100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pitts Youngs & Ashta
7% pref 100
Portland & Ogdensburg
-.100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
Railroad Securities Co—
St Louis
Bridge 1st pref
2d preferred
32
372*
147
44"
160
175^
132*
100
100
100
100
6% non-cum preferred-—100
St Louis Southwestern
—.100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu).100
Seaboard Air Line common—♦
non-cum
preferred—100
Sharon
50
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Ry common
5%
non-cum
-
preferred
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Central
Preferred
Texas & Pacific Ry
100
100
100
100
100
*
100
100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y G)__
'J?**
24
40
50
52*
17M
12*
4M
112*
4
40 M
85
9
18
46
6
50
25
98
50
45
50
42
b Basis.
2
62*
11M
Vermont & Mass
34M
33
60
63*
20
50
100
100
4% non-cum preferred
100
United N J RR & Canal (gu)-100
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu)-100
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
Preferred-....-.—100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Tunnel RR of StLouis
Union Pacific—Common
20
18
120
122*
242*
Vlcksb
(guar)
..100
Shrevep & Pac com
100
5% non-cum preferred
..100
-.100
4M Virginian Ry common
6% cum preferred
—100
42
Wabash Ry
100
127
5% non-cum preferred A
100
65
5% non-cum conv pref B..100
95
92* Warren N J (guar D L & W). 50
213* West Jersey & Seashore (gu)- 50
Western Maryland Ry com—100
49
1st preferred
100
4% non-cum 2d pref.—...100
Western Pacific RR Corp..
102
100
6% non-cum preferred
—.100
48
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
45
62* % cum-conv preferred—100
/This includes accrued Interest,
ft Last sale,
A
5^
132*
J4 % 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Co
50
4% non-cum 1st pref
50
4% non-cum 2d pref
60
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) .100
Rich Fred & Potom—com
100
Dividend obligations
....100
6% guaranteed...
.——100
7% guaranteed
...100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
—100
Rome & Clint (gu D & H)
100
Rutland 7% preferred--——.100
Tennessee
64
178
83
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie— 50
Preferred
50
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
100
69
65
60
122*
15
95
...100
.100
100
Southwestern of Ga (guar)
172
892*
85
5% prior preferred
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)
50
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa
RR).100
Piedmont & Northern
..._*
55
45
50
50
100
N Y & Harlem
4-2%
70
_♦
100
16
7
40
2
5
15
100
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry
Co
Jollet & Chic (guar O & A)
100
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)—100
K O St L & Chic—Pref (gu)
100
Kansas City Southern
100
84
6
10M
,
non-cum
Erie & Pitts
dollars
100
100
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar).100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)-l00
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs—
*
Preferred (capital stock..
*
Green Bay & Western
100
8
112*
72*
100
preferred
preferred100
East Penna (guar P & R)
50
Elmira & W'msport (guar)
50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
Erie—Common
100
4% non-cum 1st preferred ..100
4% non-cum 2d preferred..100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
50
5%
7%
10
Rio
Gr West 6%prefZl00
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)—100
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
—100
6%
76
47
100
50
-100
95
75%
45
preferred—100
preferred--100
9^
non-cum
1st 4% non-cum
pref
7% pref (guar Pa RR)
106
4%
t Quotations represent
Ex-dividend.
32*
preferred
Preferred
Little Miami original guar...
Spec gu*r betterment stk.
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu)
x
100
100
common
Cin Union Term 5% pref
non-cum
......
Old Colony (gu
NiNH&H)
100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
non-cum
......
Unstamped
Ogden Mine RR (gu Cn N J).100
5%
12*
12*
100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Cin New Orl & Texas Pacific—100
Preferred
100
6%
Morris & Essex (guar)....... 50
Nashville & Decatur—
Original
90
54
2
100
Illinois
42*
9
2
100
100
100
36
24
'
*
5% non-cum preferred
Chicago & North Western
7 % non-cum preferred
6% preferred. —
100
Hudson & Manhattan
—100
5% non-cum preferred--—100
Ry—
J&J f
"P U" bonds—
f g 5s 1936—J&J /
50
n
Mo-Kan-Texas RR com
♦
7 % preferred series A
100
Missouri Pacific com
-—..100
5% conv preferred
.....100
Mobile & Birmingham—
5% preferred
Chic Milw St P & PacificCommon
Gulf Mobile & Northern com. 100
4s
M&N
Worcester & Conn Eastern
Vonkers Ry see
*v—roite Vail s
13
Falls—
1st guar g 5s
S'eastern
4%
common
7 % non-cum preferred
4% leased line ctfs
112*
452*
81M
43
45"
50
50
60
50
100
100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref
100
No Carolina (guar Sou RR)—100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
North*n N H
(guar B & M)_. 100
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie) .100
North Pennsylv (gu P & R).. 50
Norwich & Worcester pref
100
~72*
100
.100
100
100
100
com.
Duluth South Snore & Atl
37
Wilkes-Barre & Scranton Ry—
&
Chiclnd & Louisv
5%
-
25
46 M
42*
Denv &
4
1980
J&J jf
Wichita Falls & Sou 1st 6s *38 J&J
30
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st g gu 4 Ms 1941 opt
107M
M&N
Wilkea-Barre & Eastern—
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D f
5%
1st 4Mb May 1 1938
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6s 1939
F&A f
20
1
Preferred (guar C H & D)_.
85
32*
70
9M
-
Mississippi Central
7%
2
65
lOO
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
Delaware Lack & Western— 50
98
1st 5s
Mar^'field
Chicago Burl & Quincy
HAlawhfo
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
42*
35
84
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
Conn & Passumpslc pref
5.75
108
3
-.-.100
Consol Rys of Cuba 6% pref.100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref__100
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
Ref mtge. 4s ser D 1966—M&S
1st consol gold 4s 1949—.M&S
4
32*
42*
42*
52*
20
4% 1st
4% 2d
182*
n
43
Colorado & Southern
19
—
3
-
105M
a.
2
50
100
Nashv Chatt & St Louis.....100
National Rys of Mexico—
1
Canada Southern
100
Canadian Pacific
25
Car Clinchfield & O unstmp—100
Catawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
2d pref (guar P & R)
842*
922*
32*
32*
5% class A
100
8% class B
100
7% class O
100
10% class D
100
4M% class E
100
6% non-cum pref stamped—100
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—100
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
25
100
100
4 % non-cum preferred
100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern
Ry
"12*
10
Cleve Cine Chicago & St L
84
t
12*
12*
12*
pref
pref
pref
pref
pref
Chic RI & Pacific
102
trust 5s
W ill mar & Sioux
33
95
42
2
6% preferred
Chicago Great Western
4 % preferred
Nov 29
Washington Central Ry1st 4s Mar 1 1948
Q-Mar
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3 Ms Jan 1954 opt 1924
J&J
Wash & Frankl Ry 1st 5s *39. J&J
Wash Term Co—3 Ms 1945—F&A
1st gold 48 1 945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4Mb 1947
F&A
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st g s f 4s 1990
A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gr Nor
Western Maryland 4s 1952.A&0
1st & ref 5Ms 1977 ser A..J&J
Equipment trust 4Mb
Equipment trust 5s
West N Y & Penna 4sl943_A&0
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S
922*
32*
Chic & East Illinois common.100
llH
m
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
Preferred series A
692*
17%
M
82
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
90
90
85
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s *41.J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939. J&J
Eqtr 5Ms 1938 (yr)
50
-100
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)_30
Central of New Jersey..
-.100
Chesapeake Corp
♦
90
85
Equipment trust 52*s
Equipment trust 5s
Eq tr 4 Ms 1938-43 (yr)—.A&O
Equipment
..100
com
100
Unstamped—
1st pref 5% class A...-.100
1st pref 8% class B_.
100
1st pref 7% class C.----100
1st pref 10% class D_.—100
1st pref 4M% class E...100
6% non-cum preferred.-—-100
7% prior preferred
100
Stamped—
Common
-—100
92
18%
1st gold 5s 1939
2d gold 5s 1939
5s
^
92*
122*
5% preferred
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
'
92*
112*
322*
902*
302*
50
50
100
Preferred
Mill Creek & Minehill
Navig.
MInehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)—
35
4M
72
1st lien & ref 32*s A 1966.M&S
Eq tr 42*s 1938-1940 (yr)—J&J
Assented
70
Boston & Maine common
88
—.A&O
Eqtr 5s 1938 (yr)
Wabash Railroad Co—
16
382*
70
75
110
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar
LS&MS)
Maine Central
Massiwppa Valley
Michigan Central
Middl .,nd Valley common
53
382*
652*
American shares partic pref.
Boston & Alb (guar NY O)—100
2
M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
15
48
Beech Creek (guar N Y C)—50
1
war
_
142*
Belgian Nat Rys Co—
& scrip ret No. 5 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4 2*8 1940--A&O
VickBburg Bridge & Term Co—
1st M s f 6s 1958
—M&S
Debenture s f 7s 1948
M&S
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Pr lien 6s '15 ext 5% '40—M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
w
15
122*
12*
142*
30
1st guar 4 2*s assented—
_
Lykens Valley RR & Coal— 20
72
127
12*
142*
122*
52*% pref (without warr)—100
5M% pref (with $40 warr). 100
2M % prior conv pref
—*
Allegheny & West (6% guar) .100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe.100
5% non-cum pref
100
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref—100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar).—100
5% conv preferred..
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
1st guar 4 Mb unassented—
July 1914
July 1914
121
Augusta & Savannah (guar)—100
108%
Utica Clin & Bing 5s 1939—-J&J
Vandalia RR—
Albany & Susquehanna (gu)—100
Alleghany Corp common
*
5M% pref (with $30 warr)_100
Ask
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)—100
Louisville & Nashville
—100
46
61
59
60
Bid
Stocks
Ask
44
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn. _50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
116
General gold 4s 1944—.—M&S
1st 4s Sept 1 1948
M&S
1st 42*s Feb 1 1973
F&A
Gen 1st g 32*s 1951
M&S
_
115M
95 M
962*
2.00%
1.00%
1.00%
125
Deb 6s 1946
M&S
Union Terminal Co (Dallas)
1st mtge 3 2*s 1967—
F&A
United N J RR & Canal Co—
A1 Great Southern com
50
Preferred
..—.50
Alabama & Vicksburg_gu
100
107
114
Bid
Par
STOCKS
76
n
Nomlual.
r;
Investing Companies Stocks and
"and interest" except where
All bond prices are
NOTICE
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks and Bonds
Bid
Par
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
,
marked "f
Par
Per
12.83
4.38
Warrants
(Mass)—
Foundation Trust Shares ser A—1
3.75
4.00
Common with warr ants. .....1
27%
1
2
ifH
if!
Common ex-warrants
Class A opt
Class B_
div
25
ser w w
s
1
__*
5%
98 M
—M&N
10c
98%
4%
25%
4%
25%
General Investors
Trust—..—1
—1
4.54
28
31
18%
35
69c
$6 pref (with warrants)
—*
German Credit & Investment—
Pref allot ctf 25% 1st pref.
13
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
60
5% preferred
w w
32
61c
19%
4%
Atlas Corporation common
Great Brit & Canada Invest¬
5
71
—5
3
Group Securities, Inc—
30
34
Agricultural Shares
Automobile Shares...........
78c
80%
Building Shares...s.
1.19
1.19
76c
1.16
.......
........
Chemical Shares
-
Food Shares
...
72c
...
Investing shares
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
91c
Petroleum Shares
Railroad
1.22
1.09
:.
77c
Equipment Shares
1.11
Steel Shares
5%
92c
Tobacco Shares
Bankers Securities Corp com..50
12%
6%
70
70
Deb 5s April 1 1948
A&O
Pacific Finance Corp (Calif)—10
Pacific Investing Deb 5s 1948J&J
Pacific Southern Invest pref
Class A
12 %
88 %
2b
6%
*
50
20
Boston Fund Inc
Boston Personal Prop Trust
British Type Investors
*
1
Broad St. Invest Co Inc
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
4*\
1
Canadian Internat Inv Trust
Insull Utility Invest—
Capital Administration cl A....1
*
Insuraushares
10
*
Cent-Illinois Securities Corp.—1
$1.50 conv preferred
*
Cent Invest Corp 4-6s '57—A&O
Central Nat Corp'class A...
Class B
17" 84
2.55
Selected Industries
1.26
1.39
$5.50 prior stock
_
/
/
3
6%
Co of Delaware—1
1%
4%
1%
Investment Co of Amer
Investors
34
9.95
.........1
25
13.78
90
95
98
100^
Debenture 3 %a 1951
Commonwealth Investment....1
100
96
103%
104%
3.21
3.43
1
%
1
common.
98%
100%
43
*
*
J&J
.....
20%
1%
........
Lawyers Mtge Inv (Boston)—
1st 5 Ms series B 1940
M&S
Major Shares Corp..
*
Manufacturers Finance (Bait)S f coll 4 Ms series A 1942. A&O
Marine Midland Corp
5
Maryland Fund Inc
10c
Mutual Investment Trust
28
National Bond &
45c
6
30
60
2c
75
New
20c
5
8%
5%
Invest
Nat Rep Invest
22
27
100
109
...
2.62
Dividend Shares
25c
Domestic & ForeignIn5V£s47F&A f
Eaa Util Invest Deb 5s 1954 M&S 15 f
1.21
22
23
100
101
Elec Shareholdings Corp com...1
$6 conv pref with warr
♦
70
e
Ex-coupons.
2
72
/Flat price.
100 k
North American Bond Trust Ctfs_|e
North American Co—
preferred..
/«
Nominal,
x
1%
8%
?Ic*
35
3.05
1.39
13.14
conv
5.55
5.55
80
1953
J&J
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B 25c
Trusteed Industry Shares
25c
Trustee N Y Bank Shares....60c
Trustee Stand Invest ser G—.
5s
deb
104%
104%
61c
91c
1.15
1
2.23
Trustee Standard OH shares A.
6.44
Series B
._1
Union Investment common..... *
Conv deb 5s 1946
M&S
United Corporation—
See Public Utility stocks
91
-
6.90
7.18
8.72
7.78
7.47
7.77
9.65
Voting shares
Foreign Securities com..*
$6 1st preferred
*
9.96
5.85
5%
U. S. & International Sec.—*
United N Y Bank Shares C3—*
92%
5%
89%
50 %
Ex-dividend,
9.43
8.42
1.25
2.28
_
Class D
U S
See Public Utility stocks
ALastsale.
...*
preferred.
United N Y Trust Shares
1.31
Economic Inv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
6%
3.10
cum
8.67
7.67
cum
76
9.33
9.13
7.41
$6
47c
23%
3%
8.44
Railroad equipment...
Niagara Share Corp (Md)—
Conv deb 5Ms 1950.... .M&N
B common
5
%
4*
1
1%
%
Steel stocks
18.61
No par value
.......
2.35
..1
...
2%
Oils
17.33
Supervised Shares
6%
~4%
5.95
26
3
.....
Wai
arrants
5.25
8.92
9.21
Eaton & Howard Management
Fund A-l
1%
...
—
%
14.44
2.02
Class D
15%
—
stocks
76c
%
3.18
81
5.10
3.00
1.26
14.22
%
69c
114
2.02
8.01
York .Stocks, inc
Machinery..
Metals
3 ,50
5.30
*
Electrical equipment
Insurance
2.85
2.50
_
Building supplies
4.45
..1
...
D shares
_
100
100
Agricultural........
Bank
Diversified Trustee Shares
O shares
1
preferred.
2d preferred
New
30
xl .52
1
1
Series B
24
.
Nat Trust Shares Remodified.-.l
1st
115
*
6.35
45
2.20
1
Trust Conv pref *
2.55
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A.
Deposited Insur Shs. ser A
6
2.10
..1
....
AGO
7 % cum preferred
Cumulative Trust Shares
5%
45
Class BB.........
1
Class O
.................3
100
7%
10%
1%
43
112M
l
Tri-Continental Corp.....
New York Investors common.
10
77
77
....2
11.67
2.55
10
73
1
.....
16%
77%
42%
Nation Wide Securities Oo_..25c
100
73
Standard Investing Corp com..*
$5.50 preferred w w_.
*
Deb 5Ms 1939
F&A 15
Standard Utilities Inc
50c
State St Investment Corp
♦
Sterling Securities common A..*
Common B
*
S1.20 preferred
*
S3 cum conv 1st pref
50
Suburban Elec. Securities
*
$4 cum 2d preferred
*
Super Corp of Amer class A...2
10.68
2.10
com
M&S
....
100
Accumulative series
AA (modified)
8% preferred.....
62
—25
Solvay Amer Corp 5%% prf_. 100
Sovereign Invest. Inc., com..10c
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets ord bearer
£1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
...*
Standard Amer Trust Shares
Class B
2%
National Investors.
common
62
Class AA
52
....
%
Shenandoah Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
*
com
u
2.10
Crum & Forster Insureb B..
3
9.93
60%
9%
Third National Investors
Voting shares
New Kngiand Fund....
Crura & Forster Inc
5 32
1%
60
9.11
M&S
20.97
2.14
(modified)
15 76
$5.50 preferred
7%
ser
y2
__
23.65
15.11
15 32
11 52
100
1%
55
_
5.77
19.76
5% prcicn eu ser A w w
/o preferred uci A W
Nat Bond & Share Corp.
20
...............
37
10 56
1%
3.00
44%
98
5
..10
22
1
2.90
...
1952
1
4
60c
3.94
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
4 %b Mar 1 1942
March
....
60 %
7
Conv preferred
Allotment certificates
Shawmut Association
5s
36c
44%
*
com
1
Massachusetts Investors Trust
4
6% preferred.....
..100
Corp Secure 5% notes 1935.M&S
2%
-,-10
35c
Continental Secur Corp com....*
5% preferred
.100
Debenture 5s May 1 1942....
Continental Shares com
*
14.03
14.39
4.79
........
Series S-4
Lark ins Warr Trust
27
Invest Trust com.l
Warrants
Corporate Trust shares old
x
10.52
Series S-2
4%% conv preferred
100
3 % % debentures 1951
A&O
2%% debentures 1942...J&D
preferred
—....
Series K-2
36%
65
19*'
21.66
Series K-l
36
AA......
60
10
Preferred
10
Consolidated
Royalty
%
20
Keystone Custodian Fund B-2—*
Co_""I~"__100
Commonwealth Securs
Preferred
30
%
Investors Fund of Amer Series Cl
Oleve Securities 4-6s vo 1943.J&J
Coimmonwealth & Southern Corp
See Public Utility stocks
conv
30%
27%
Series B-3
Commercial Invest Trust
1%
4%
1%
28
-
com... 100
Commercial Credit common
....
27
9.58
65
Selected Income Shares
1.25
Corp—
Utility stocks
Equity common—
$3 convertible pref A
Investment Bond & Share—
5s series A 1947
J&D
PpAfpTTAfl
City Investing
Selected Amer Shares Inc
1.13
■;:?
1
40c
*
*
2%
$6 preferred
16.59
2.45
Feb 15
9
%
1
Securities Corp General com
x
100
9 08
31c
07
6s series 4 Nov 1942
5
See Public
7% preferred
100
Conv preferred
100
Conv pref series of 1929
100
6 % cum preferred
100
Century Shares-Trust
—*
Oh icago Corporation
.......*
Convertible preferred
*
Securities
6
Interstate
Central States Elec Corp...
Christiana
3/
%
iri
10.95
96%
9
nJ%
$6 preferred
*
Royalties Management A_.
1
Schoellkopf Button and
Pomeroy Inc common
10c
Second Nat Inv Corp Com
1
$5 conv preferred
...1
Securities Co of New Jersey—
International Utilities
*
.
1.21
1.01
99
25
10
25c
A&O
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
Common stock
85c
(Md) ctfs Inc
1
International Holdings & Inv.—*
Internat'1 Secur Corp Amer—
6% preferred
2
—.100
6% preferred
100
$3 cum pref series A
Carey Trust
Representative Trust Shares
Republic Investors Fund
85c
5%
87
7%
♦
Reliance Internat Corp com A 10c
Preferred..
..*
39%
Insuranshares
Class B
1.00
1.33
1.19
94
Deb g 5s Jan 1949—
..F&A
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war
J&J
F&A
Deb 5s series A 1958
80c
55c
In3titu'l Secur Ltd B'k Group Shs
Insurance Group Shares......
42c
,
Preferred
84c
36%
Independence Trust Shares.—..*
58 series A1959
A&O
Canadian Invest. Fund, Ltd
1
Canadian Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
1?M
1%
55
*
$6 preferred
*
Pub Util Investing 5s 1948.A&O
Pub Util Sec 7 % preferred
*
72
4
Quarterly Income Shares
10c
5% deb series A 1942
M&N
1.27 Railway & Light Securities com.*
Conv colltr 4Mb series "11"
86c
1955
A&O
1.30
lk
1.30 Railway & Util Invest A
5%
1%
4%
%
3
♦
10
25
100
10c
Prudential Investors
1
—
Phoenix Sec Corp
$3 conv pref class A
Pittsburgh United Corp
7 % conv preferred
Plymouth Fund Inc
n
4
_..*
.—...*
*
Debenture 5s series A.... 1948
Huron Holding Corp......1
Hydro Flee Sec com
*
Illuminating & Power Securities—
1st preferred
100
Incorporated Investors
36 1st preferred
$3 2nd preferred..
$7 preferred
10
1
100
*
*
Class B
4.U
18
1/
1
Guardian Investors com
12
preferred
Corp 4%8 1959...-A&O
ment
Greenland Trust
5
6% preferred
Basic Industry Shares
1%
28
6% preferred
50
Option warrants...
Bancamerica-Blair Corp—
1
Bankers Nat Investing com
*
Blue Ridge Corp common
*»»
.....
Gen'l Realty & Utilities com
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
2
Atlantic Secur 4hs A 1953.A&0
*
85
*
M&N
Overseas Securities Co
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
65*'
48
$6 preferred
Warrants
ft*
100
,.100
J&D
...
5% preferredex-warr
10-year deb 3s 1946-.
$4.25
§5
.*
Assoc—
65
$2 preferred
$2 % preferred
$3 preferred
...—1
Amer General Equities Ins—25c
Amerex Holding Corp——.—*
Amer Insuranstocks Corp.—
*
Amer Investment (111)..
*
Convertible preferred....
25
7% preferred
25
8% preferred
25
Associates Investment Co
*
conv
%
6%
2%
Debenture 4%b Dec 15 1952—
16
21%
5s series B 1958
American General Corp
$3
oJ* 96%
29$ \f.¥o
Deb 5s Feb 11952 without warr
General Capital Corp
.....*
General Investment Corp
1
6%
6%
—1
Old Colony Invest Trust Comm*
Debenture 4%b Feb 1 1947
5.13
f 5s 1958 ser A—-J&J
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
American European Secur
Colltr
4.54
4.13
..................2
Class B
.....*
General American Investors—*
$6 preferred w w
._*
40
100
_M&N
1944
Old Colony Trust
Class A
2H
8
American & Continental Corp—
ww
4*
2.02
2.52
2.48
2.28
6%
92
*
1
1
1
Preferred
1
Oklahoma County Trust.——10
Oklahoma Southern Trust
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
21
6Ms
Oils & Industries com
Investors—
Fundamental Investors Inc
60
23
25
Amer Cities Pr & Lt cl A
Deb
27%
2%
*
1958
8.17
National
4%
39
34
100
100
Northwest Bancorporation
*
Ohio Finance conv 5s 1951..F&A
6.88
60
19*'
prior pref
3.50
94
92
100
North American Trust Shares—
1953
2.77
3.16
8.75
7.54
3.41
S3 preferred.
If
J5.50
2.50
50
Fourth
—10c
......
16%
Ask
share
_
J&D
1951
4s
6% preferred
5%% preferred
3.45
20.08
Bid
Par
Per
Collateral
Common
Foreign Bond Associates Inc.....
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
1st colltr conv 6s A 1949..J&D
Capital Corp A—..—10c
Class B
3.15
18.65
14%
Fiscal Fund, Inc.—
Bank stock series
93
Shares ......new
Amer Business
Amer
Equity Shares
6?c*
21*
of issue
Stocks ana Bonds
North American Invest Corp—
28
3%
.....10c
.10c
Fixed Trust Shares series A... 10
Series B
20
.----*
F&A
28.30
25^
Insurance stock series
*
1956
share
26.60
Equity Trust Shares in Amer—1
Fidelity Fund, Inc...........-*
"fret Boston Oorp
..........10
46
Amer Bankstocks Corp
*
Amer British & Cont Com...—.*
$6 preferred
Deb g 5s 1953
-
17%
Deb 4%b with com 8ha 1967—
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 4Ms with com shs 1968...
Alliance Investment com...
*
Allied Int Investing Corp com..*
$3 convertible preferred
preferred
fonv
"I %
......
Aldred Invest Trust
6
10c
—1
.....1
Equitable Invest Tr (Mass)
"Canity Oorp common
$3
Air Investors Inc vt c........-*
Convertible preferred
—*
Ask
Bid
share
Administered Fund 2d Inc......*
Affiliated Fund com.........125
Sec conv deb 5s 1944-47—J&J
and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date
ser
F._*
Banking Corp
U S Elec Light & Fow tr ctf A_.
93
2
2%
1%
1
45c
75c
12
12%
1.70
Trust ctfs series B
U S &
87c
73
75
%
8.02
54
8.30
1%
41%
%
1%
1st pref with warrants......*
Utility Equities Corp..........5
Conv preferred
.7
Utility & Industrial Corp.—
5
94
Convertible preferred
7
6
1
Jan. 22 Wellington Fund..
Western Reserve Investing—
Deb
5 Ms
Wisconsin
y Ex-stock
1944
Banksharcs
dividend.
F&A
1.86
79c
7
7%
1
59%
2
44
%
2
12.88
14.20
102
104
4%
4%
Utilities
Public
(Includes street and electric railways,
electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
gas,
are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bond*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
NOTICE—All bond prices
Bid
Bonds
Adriatic Electric Co
Ask
Extl s f 7s 1952
A&O
Ala Gas Co 1st M 4He 1951-F&A
Alabama Power 1st as 1046.M&8
1st & ref 5s 1951-—.
J&J
.
85 M
82
79M
80 M
70 M
76 M
Atlantic City Sewerage—
99 M
Atlantic Co Wat 5s *58 ser A
SS8
1st
T
ctfs '43
Alliance Power 1st os 1952..M&S
Alton Water 5s 1956
—A&O
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
90
70
64
M
H
H
Oonv deb 6s 1940—M&S
Community Power 5 Ms 1953
5 Ms Certificates of deposit 1953
it*
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S15
Amer & Foreign Power Co—
Deb g 5s 2030
M&S
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934.J&J
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028—M&N
16
56
55
-
9
10
107 M
37
34
3.06 M
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53.F&A
8ecured deb 3.60-6s 1953..J&D
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016—M&S
Amer Rys Corp coll 4Ms '53. A&O
32
72
73
46
35
49
38
77
79 M
11
Debenture 4Mb 1963
A&O
Amer States Public Serv—
1st 1 5 Ms 1948 ser A
M&N
Deb 6s 1938
J&D
Amer Telep & Teleg—
14
113M
101M
101M
113M
101K
101U
100 M
98 M
Amer Utilities 1st 6s 1945..-J&D /
Deb 6 Ms 1941
M&N '
99M
62"
Deb 6s 1975 ser A
M&N
Deb 5s 1975 ser B_
..J&D
Ana&Pot R RR-See WashRy&El
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg
60
30
108M
76
83
27
30
101
100"
89
91"
85M
93 M
86 M
Ark West Gas 1st 5s w w '39. J&J
Ashl'd Home Tel 4 Ms A 1961A&0
102 M
97
10
102"
89
35
91
91M
80
Ashtabula Wat Wks 5s 1958.A&O
Assoc Elect 4Ms 1953
J&J
5b Jan 1 1961
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Oonv deb 5 Ms 1977
F&A
101M
36 M
41M
37 M
42 M
33
35
27
M&N
F&A
J&J
M&S
A&O
30
29 M
29
25
26
25 M
28
28
28M
23
25
84 M
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
Cons ref deb 4 Ms 1958—-M&N
Conv invest ctfs 5 Ms
M&N
S f inc deb 5 Ms A 1983—F&A
86
35
8 f inc deb 5s B 1983
M&S
S f inc deb 4 Ms O 1983—M&S
28 M
25
'
S fine deb 4s D 1983.
M&S
S fine deb 5 M-6 Ms A1986 F&A
mt
S fine deb 5-6s B 1986—M&S
S f inc deb 4 M-5Ms O '86.M&N
tm
24
35
mt mm
mm
mt
tm
25
mm
24
■
Conv A 5s 2002
Conv A 6s 2002
Conv A 7s 2002
Q-F f
Q-M /
Q-F /
Associated Gas & Elec Corp—
8 year 8% ww 1940
M&S
8s ex-warrants 1940
M&S
Conv deb 5Ms 1973
F&A
5"
6M
6M
5M
6
7
88
90
89 M
59
Conv deb 5s 1973
Oonv deb 4Mb 1973
J&D
87
56 M
53 M
J&D
49
Conv deb 4s
M&S
47
28 M
60
62
52
104
105
73 M
/
O.M&N /
/
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O f
Certificates of deposit
f
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950
J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947.--.J&D
Gen mtge 4Mb 1955
—M&S
•
:
tm
mm
mm
—
as>'s.
102
1981
ser
78"
65
Cent Mexico Lt
1st s f 6s 1940
&
109 M
..J&J
45
A&O
1950. A&O
J&D
105
69
87 M
102M
1 t 6Ms series B 1951——J&D
Cent Pub Serv Oorp—
2
——
100 M
100 M
102"
106 M
109 M
107 M
109 M
110M
116
118
21
23
112
*113
,
79
83
99
58
41
104M
—
45 M
46 M
30
33
54 M
99 M
65
60
55
55
55
5s series C 1933——J&D /
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & EJ
100M
Consol gold 5s 1999
M&S
Charleston Transit Co—
80
1st 5s 1942
M&S
M&S /
50
Coll trust 5s notes 1942
M&S
55"
85
--
70
75
53
56
106M
Chester Water Service Co
1st 4Ms 1958 series A
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
103
105
3
49
4
M&S
J&J /
1st & ref 6s 1951
49
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
Colltr s f g 5s Jan 1,1927.A&O f
49
54"
49
52
Chicago City Ry—
49
52
1st 5s (15% paid) 1927—F&A /
42 M
Chic Dist Elec Generating—
1st M 4 Ms 1970—
105M
M&S
49
49
30
60
41%
78 M
80
26M
Chicago Railways Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% pt
red and
67 M
104 H
110 H
193M
100 M
pay
Cons M 5s
Aug 1, 1933.-F&A f
92
ser
deposit
J&D /
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
1st &ref 6Ms 1944
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
f
1st & ref 6s 1953
ser
A
Jan.18
98 M
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
1st mtge
104 M
115
117
~
38
42
98 M
96
99 M
97
■'
j
3Ms 1966—
F&A
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
J&D
Cin Newport & Gov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Ry
113
'
J&D
7M
105 M
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
See
'
M
K
...
110
,
/
Adjust deb 6s July, 1963..J&J /
Certificate of deposit
/
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
1st cum inc 5s 1937
J&J f
100
"
4K
4H
4H
4K
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
J& r> k irr M
100 M
45
45
8M
4M
f
A Feb '27—A&O /
Series B Feb, 1927
102 H
66 M
6M
1st 6s series B 1961
M&N
105M
Chic North Shore & Milw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
3M
J&J /
3
1st & ref os 1955 ser A
J&J /
3
1st & ref 5Ms 1956
A&O /
Certificates of
106 H
100 M
90
J&D
101
Ches & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-M&N
50
< Internet
100M
55
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '16.M&N
Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56.M&N
100
10
5
13
Gen & adj 5s 1942—
53 M
98 M
37 M
37 M
37
Deb 5 Mb 1954
.M&S 15
Cent States Pow & Lt Corp—
1st M & 1st lien 5 Ms 1953.J&J
Debenture 5s 1944
J&J
Cent States Utilities 6s 1938.J&J /
1st 1 coll 5 Ms 1956 ser A__ M&N/
5 Ms series B 1956
M&N /
101
2M
2M
54
37
1st mtge 3 Mb ser B 1966--F&A
Central West Public Service Co—
105M
104
1M
Central States Edison, Inc—
1st coll inc 3-5s 1950
M&S f
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&J
Cent Telep (Del) 6s 1938—M&N /
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
107
.
Cincinnati
1st
Street
n
Nymiua.
,n
r
87
A&O
83
A&O
89
y
Last sale,
104M
107H
.
Ry—
5 Ms ser A 1952
1st 6s 1955 ser B
m
95"
k
94
95
Conv deb 5 Mb '49
F&A f
Cent Public Util. (ws) Inc5 Ms. 1952 /
94
j&j
rust
105M
102 M
95 M
Pow
106"
91
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
itv.
98
Central N Y Power Corp—
Gen mtge 3 Ms 1962
108M
2s deb A 1938-1942J&D
3s deb B 1943-1947.
J&D
/This price uiriu
81M
97
1st & gen 4s ser G 1960
A&O
1st & gen M 3 Ms ser H '66.F&A
103 M
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960.-A&O
107 M
93 M
Central Kansas Pr 6s 1946—M&S
Cent Maine Pr 5s '39 op '19.M&N
1st con 5s July '41 (stp)._M&N
75 M
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
F&A
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949-.. F&A
75
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951..J&J
|,
23 M
Bklyn Un Elev—See Bklyn Queens
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
106
1st s f 5s 1964
96 M
88 M
96
29M
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951. .J&D
Cairo Bridge 1st inc 6 4s '58. J&J
102
107
Cent Pow 1st 5s 1957, ser D.J&J
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1950
F&A
J&J
-
98 M
F&A
_
82 M
103
103
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955. .J&J
102
_
1st & ref 6s 1952-—
J&D
Cent Illinois Light 3 Mb '66. A&O
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 4Ms
50
.1
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
1st & ref 5s 1951
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E
M&N
1st mtge 4Mb 1967 ser F..J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G
M&N
49
5s 1941 (stpd)
61M
Centra] Gas & Elec 6s 1946.M&S
67 M
First lien coll tr 5 Ms '46—J&D
100
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38-M&N
24
Central German Pow 6s '34-J&D /
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Corp—
110M
1st & ref 5s 1941
J&D
107
1st & ref 3 Mb 1965
.M&S
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s
Conv sec 4 Ms 1940
3Ms 1943..M&N
3 Ms 1944..M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1945.-M&N
Col trust ser 3Ms 1946..M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1947..M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1948..M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1949.-M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1950..M&N
Coll trust series 3 Ms 1951-M&N
Brooklyn City & Newtown RR—
m g
82
106
94 M
87 M
ser
1939
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
1st & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A..F&A
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940-J&J
Cent El & Tel 1st 5s ser A '55 J&J
H..J&D
ser
5s
83 M
114
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957
M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
1st & ref 681947 ser A
_J&J
Cent Iowa Telep 5Ms A 1047. J&J
Coll trust
Buffalo Traction
Buffalo & Lockport
24
106
106
103
70
70
Carolina P & L 1st 5s 1956.-A&O
Cedar RapMfg & P 5s *53
J&J
105
3Ms deb O 1948-1952..—J&D
24
24
24
24
24
127M
78M
97
89
Coll trust 3s 1939
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1940
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1941.
M&N
Coll tr series 3 Ms 1942—M&N
Buffalo Niagara ElectricGen & ref M 3 M s ser C "67
74M
120 M
101
-J&D
J&D
_
48
112M
120 M
121M
62
99
103
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A
M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Deb 5s 1950—
J&D
Buff Gen Elec 1st ref 5s 1939-J&J
Gen & ref 4Mb 1981
F&A
72
M&S f
24 M
70
Assoc Telep Util deb 5s 1942A&O /
Certificates of deposit
/
t
26 M
24 M
23 M
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 5Ms 1955 ser A
M&N
104.
mm*.
29
26
Income deb 4s 1961
—M&N
Associated Pub Utilities Oorp—
1st Hen 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
Deb 6s series A 1958
M&N
Associated Telep Co Ltd—1st M 4s series B 1965
J&J
Called March 14 ^t
70M
6M
100 M
104M
101
'56J&J
84
M&S
Bway & 7th Ave—See N Y Rys
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.F&A
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 Ms 1966
M&N
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
Coll trust 4Ms 1966
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1938
M&N
1st
50
24
Assoc General Utilities—
Income debs w w 5s 1956.M&N
a
54M
'
F&A
A&O
M&N
M&S
—
— —
55"
11*
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
Blue Lakes Water 6s *38—_M&S
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.A&0
Boston Elevated Ry—
Deb g 4 Ms Nov 1, 1941. .M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
—J&D
West End St 5s 1944
M&S
7s Sept 1947
—M&S
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
..M&N
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952.-J&J
British Col Tel 5s 1960
1st 4Ms series B 1961
Broad River Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser A
104 M
Cape & Vine'd El 4s A '65—J&J
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)lst g 5s June 1, 1947
J&D
Canadian West Telep 5 Ms
108M
47
105
38
Coll trust
28 M
mmmmm
S f inc deb 4-5s D 1980— .M&S
ser
96
100
28" Bleecker St&FulFy-See NY Rys
28
Corp 5s series A 1957
—J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956. A&O
5Ms 1944
A&O
Val G & E 5s *39. J&A
M & coll tr 4s ser C '65
M&N
101M
Certificates of deposit
88
Works
Gas
47
102
A&O
4Mb 1960
29 M
30
100
77M Blackstone
1st & ref 4 Ms 1950F&A
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944.F&A
Ark Louisiana Gas 4s 1951..J&J
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953—J&J
Deb 6Ms 1935——M&N
1st s f 7s 1953
J&J
Certificates of deposit
F&A
1st 5s 1938
1st
20
.A&O /
Birmingham Elec 4Ms 1968.M&S
93M Birmingham Gas 1st 5s *59.M&N
102 M
6% notes extended 1938— A&O
100
Birmingham Water Works Co—
1st m 5 Ms 1954 ser A
A&O
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
109M
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
X
Deb gold 6s 2024
J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Co
Arizona Ed 1st 5s 1948
J&J
1st 6s 1945
A&O
Income 5s 1960
J&J
Income 6s I960....
A&O
Arizona Power 5s 1950
F&A
Conv deb
25
100
Camden & Rockland Water—
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op *14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
Term 6 Mb 1951.
M&S
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955
M&S
22
Rys—
4s series C 1956
43M Binghamton (N Y)
99M
86 M
103 M
104
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.M&N
15
■;V»
90
84 M
101M
26 M
24 M
20 M
A&O /
1st mtge 8 f 6M« 1956
Biddefora & Saco Water—
M&S
41M
28
Androscoggin W Pow 6s '45.F&A '
Appalachian Elec Power—
1 st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
a93
1st mtge 4s 1963
102
F&A
S f deb 4Mb 1948—
99 h
F&A
Conv deb 6s 1941
105M
California-Oregon Power—
Deb gold 5 Mb 1942
—A&O
1st mtge 4s I960..
A&O
Calif Water Serv 4s B 1961.M&N
Calif Water & Telephone—
1st mtge 5s 1965
M&S
Calumet G & E 5Ms B 1960.J&J
Calumet & South Chicago Ry—
1st (35% prin paid) 1927 F&A
32
_.J&D
Berlin City Elect 6Ms 1951
J&D /
Sink fund deb 6 Ms 1959--F&A /
87
1st 6s 1940
3Ms 1978
J&J / 20 M
Deb 5s series A 1975——J&J f
23M
85
Deb 5s series B 1975
..J&J
92
Bangor Gas Light 5s 1941...A&O
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
107M
..J&J
91
Barstow (W 8) deb 6s 1942. .A&O
Baton Rouge Electric Co—
1st mtge 5 Ms 1954
105M
J&D
105
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
F&A
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Co—
100
1st 7s 1953
A&O
S f income 8s 1953
A&O / 45
98
Bear Val Mut Water 5s 1951 .J&J
Beauharnois Power Corp—
Coll trust b f 5s 1973
A&O f 69M
Beaver Valley Trac 5s 1950-A&O
99 M
Beaver Valley Water 5s '60.M&N
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
112M
M&S
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
120M
.J&D
121
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser C
M&N
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
119M
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser C
A&O
127M
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
102
1st mtge 5s 1958
A&O
67
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
J&J
96
8*
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-5s'43 F&A
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry—
Income dob
102 M
100
64
Amer Water Works & Electric—
1973
106
105
1950...:—J&D
M&S
Berkshire Street Ry—
1st extend 6s 1947
—
Amer Util Service 6s 1964—M&N
Income deb 4Mb 1978
Income deb 4s 1978—
income deb 3Ms 1978
69
__
Deb 5Ms Nov 1 1943
M&N
25-year deb 3 Ms 1961....A&O
30-year deb 3 Ms 1966
J&D
American Toll Bridge—
5Ms ser A, B & O 1938 ...F&A
5 Ms series D. 1945
.F&A
Conv deb 5s 1965
Oonv deb 5s 1950—
Oonv deb 4Mb 1949
Conv deb 4Mb 1948
78
64
Deb 4s series A 1975.
96
F&A
...M&N
Appalachian Power 5s 1941..J&D
73
Baltimore Transit Co—
Amarillo Gas 6s
1939
Amer Commonwealths Power—
.
f 6s ser A
99M
99 M
_
_
104 M
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
Aurora Elgin & Chicago Elec Ry
10
1st 5s 1941
A&O f
104 M
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954....-J&J
Am
s
105
102
Bid
Bonds
Ask
101M
98 M
99 M
Atlantic City El 5s 1938—..M&S
Gen mtge 3Mb 1964....
J&J
Vtlantic City Gas 5s 1960
J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1957.
J&J
Allegheny Gas Oorp 0Ms
4
vtlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Vtlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
U1 Beach Bridge 0 Ms 1942—F&A
81
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
1st & ref 4Mb 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Co—
1st M 58 1957 ser A
J&J
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
Deb g 5Ms 1953
86 M
90
.
.
Bid
Bonds
(Italy)—
LUll-d Jua.j 1 at 105.
74
PUBLIC
BONDS
UTILITY
prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day df the month preceding the date of Issue
NOTICE—All bond
Bid
Bonds
Olttes Serv deb 5s Jan *66
Deb g 5s Apr 1958
Deb g 5s 1963
Deb 5s 1969
-
Oonv deb 5s 1950
Oltfes Service Gas Oo—
A&O
M&N
M&S
J&D
Ask
67
67 M
58 M
57 M
g*
59M
58X
69
98 M
98 M
101M
101 %
Citizens Water (Washington, Pal
5 Ms series A 1951
J&J
6s series B 1951
J&J
City Gas & Elec 1st 6 Ms *51 _J&J
City Light & Traction (Sedalia,
Mo) lst s f 5s 1952
J&D
City & Sub PS—See Un Rys of St L
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City of New Castle Water—
6s 1941
J&D
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1954 series B
J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series O—M&N
103 M
56 M
56M
*
104
29
104 M
102
Colo Utilities 1st 6s 1988- --M&S /
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb g 5s 1952
_
M&N
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 15, 1961
J&J 15
Columbia River Longview Bridge
6Ms stamped 1953
A&O /
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947
_
1st & ref 5s 1954
70~
14
87
oO
Dallas Power &
1st mtge 3 Ms
105
Light—
1967
F&A
ser
1
1
1
1
108 M
38
42
92
96
106
40
42"
95
82
103 M
35M
35 M
2Va
/
/
/
f
-
112M
111M
112M
112M
HIM
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
1st M col 4Ha 1956 ser O.A&O
1st M col 4 Ha 1957 ser D-J&J
1st M 4s 1981 ser F
M&S
111
107 M
105 M
108
1st M 3 Ms
ser H 1965—-A&O
Oom'w'lth El 5s June 1 '43-M&S
_
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w s) 1948Non-cum inc deb 6s (x s) 1948Commonwealth Lt & Power—
Ref & unif 7s 1962
J&J
Oom'w'lth Tel (Pa) 5Ha '45 M&N
Oom'w'lth Tel(Wis)4s serA 1M&S
Community Power & Light Oo—
Col M 5s 1957
M&S
Community Pub Ser 5s 1960-J&J
Community Teleph 5s Jan 1 1949 /
106M
Deb g 6s 1946
ser
A
J&D
21
\f
98
r
82
64
65
96 M
97 M
—A&(
62
56
58
Durham Trac
39
61
30
r
)
)/
104
130
109
104 M
104M
105M
i.
103
104
124
J
Debenture 3 Ms 1946
A&O
Debenture 3Ms 1956
A&O
20-year 3 Ms debs 1958—J&J
Consol Elec & Gas 6s 1962 _M&N
6s series B 1962
F&A
104
Collateral 6s 1957
F&A
Consol Gas of Bait 5s 1939--J&J
Gen g 4 Ms Apr 1954
A&O
34
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Ref mtge s f 3 Ms 1971—J&D
Cons Gas (NY) deb 4 Ms *51-J&D
m
& coll tr 4s A 1956-B
1
J&D
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
1st mtge 3 Ms 1970
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
Consum's Water 1st 6s A '46 M&N
Deb 5Ms series A 1970—A&O
trust 5 Ms to 1938—A&O
trust 4Ms to 1941—F&A
trust 4Mb to 1943--M&S
trust 4s to 1946
M&S
Galv-Houston Co inc 6s '55.J&D
b
1.50
b 2.50
b 2.75
b 3.00
1.00%
1.75%
2.00%
2.25%
82
A&O
97
1944—J&J
86
1st mtge s f 5 Ms 1957
Gary Elec & Gas Co—
1st lien coll 5s
x-w
Gen 5s Nov 1,1954
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956
It*
84
42 M
31M
90~
118M
118M
104M
101M
101M
M&N
J&D
Debenturegold 6s 1941-J&D 15
Deb 6s 1941 series B
General Gas Utilities—
6s
99
A&O
104X
102
101M
60
—
Corp—
80
83
99 M
72
73
102
101M
34
34
....
Georgia Ry & Elec—
97"
21
100 M
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—J
Atlanta Northern Ry Oo—
1st guar 58 '54 op '90
J
Gesfurel 6s 1953 xw
J£
102 X
54"
101
/ 31M
"102M
/
12
23
101
%
Eastern
Michigan Rys—
Vs 2?
60
83"
26 M
1M
124
I
95
93
95
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
3 Ms 1st M s f July 1. '65-J& J
Ed E. Ill(Bkn)See Kings Co EL& >
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N Y <
Edison Sault Elec4Ms, 1961 A&i )
97
100M
Electric
Pow
Corp
107 M
1st mtge 5s 1948
Greenwich Wat &
Col tr 5s 1952
108
Eliz &
109
103
103 M
103 M
J
103 M
System—
•
L
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
Gulf Public Service Oo—
96 M
94 M
91
ser
oo
Elec CoMi- If
20
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under
69 X
Corp
104 M
92M
103
103 X
C 1966-.
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
V
S
100M
Gulf States Utilities Co—
10-year 4 Ms deb 1946
20 M
20 M
68 M
!!!?
40
99 M
108 M
Elmira Water, Light & RR—
Trenton RR
102 M
102 M
as
i
sei rit
>/
>/
^
——
101M
1st M & ref 4s
93
93
3/
)/
106 M
104 M
52
Green Bay & Miss Canal—
Hamburg (Germany)
.
96M
107 M
(Germany)-
Electric P & L Deb 5s 2030_F<S
Eliz Plainf & Cent J1
See
Eliz & Raritan Riv) Public Se
83
96 M
95 M
112
3
Electric Ferries 7s (w-s) '41.A& )
Elec & Peoples.
See Phila R T
93
93
70
?50
102 M
J
)
89
13
77
?95M
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5 Ms 1942-.
Great Northern Power—
98
3
94
104"
Great Lakes Power Ltd-
56
95
90
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co-
105 M
109
48
3
105M
106 M
71
67 X
70
3
105M
121M
26
....
101
105M
57
60
70
J
102
35
95
57 X
Georgia Power & Light Co—
Eastern Oregon Lt & Power-
20
83
....
65
1st & gen 6Ms 1950-
70
63
99"
97
82 M
61
77X
j
60
73
f 113
15
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
35
35
107
61
72M
72 M
mmmm
99
101
3
106 H
104 M
102 M
General Public Utilities—
3
I
107 U
Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
1938
Equip
Equip
Equip
Equip
General Public Service
104
>
69
6s
70"
98
76
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc—
99M
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped--J&J
Consol Edison Co of N Y—
Consumers Nat Gas 6s '44-M&N
Consumers Power Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965M&N
72
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
126
107 M
106 M
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st 4 Ms 1958
M&N
1st M 5s 1958
M&N
Oonsum L H & P Co (Eliz, N J)—
5jj
104
52 M
103
95
1st 5s 1941 —-M& 3
1
108M
A&O
84 X
71
36
10M
Stamped guaranteed opt.-J&J
6% notes, 1940
§2M
87
67
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1935--J&J
Fruit Growers' Express—
58 M
28*
88
1954
Transit—
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s ctfs. 1945
M&S] 5/
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948—J& r
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49--A& >
Conn Ry & Lt 4Ha 1951—J&J
Corp
—
66 M
30
96 M
.
85
84 M
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946-J&D
96
!/
1st
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56-J&J /
6
X
75
Duluth-Superior
95
57 H
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54—J&J
Florida Public Service Co—
1st 4s series O 1955
J&J
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945
A&O
unstamped 1943
75
Connecticut Power—
_
I
*9
30
94
93 M
100
82 X
85 M
Gas Co of New Mex 6 Ha'441
Gas & El of Bergen Co os '49. J&D
72
20
65
Florida Power Corp—
1st mtge 4s series O 1966--J&D
2nd 6s
20"
106M
32
110M
107 H
CO
25
61H
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942.A&0
Erie Co Electric 6s 1959
J&J
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
17
A&O /
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
105
A&O
Erie & Suburban Ry 5s 1941 A&O f
10
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945—J&J
107 X
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942. M&S
92
1st 5s (Internat ser) 1942
90 X
M&S
92
Stamped
M&S
1st Hen g 68 1 942 stpd-—M&S
96 M
80
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B._ J&D
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1,1965—
/ 25
Federal St & Pleasant VaUey
Pass Ry 5s May 1 '42
J&J
Federal Water Service Corp—
Conv deb 5 M s 1954
M&N
105
101
53
111
125
O
Dortmund Munlc Util (C
20-yr s f 6 Ms 1948
25-year deb 3 Ms 1956—-M&S
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s '39
J&J
Consol
89M
99
Ercole Marelli El Mfg Co (Italy)
1st s f 6 Ms 1953 with war M&N
5s with warrants 1944--J&J
Gary Rys Co 6 Ms ser A 1945 '
/
Gary Street Ry 1st 5s 1937--A&O f
23
126M
107 M
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A-J&D
6s stamped 1943
J&D
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke jt 1st & ref 5s'4l opt-M&S
109
21M
1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A..M&N
1st & ref M 3 Ha ser F '66.M&R
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser G '66-J&D
Conn Rlv Pow 3 Ms ser Ar61 F&A
Oonnellsv Wat 5s Oct 2 *39-A&O
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr— '
87
102 M
113M
rf
„
1st & coll trust 5s 1956. --J&J
i
i
Dom Elec Pow 5Ms 1!
Dominion Gas & El 6 M«
'42
1st & ref m 5s 1952
M&S
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
Gen & ref 6s ser A 1952—J&D
CO
OO
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
112
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 5Ha 1946 ser B—M&S
Oonestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s '48 J&J
Connecticut Light & Power—
_
105
81" Gandy Bridge (Tampa)
Bridge—
Certificates of deposit.
J&D
104 H
103
r-tH r-t HO
112
International
Conv deb 4 Ms 1946
Empire District Elec Co—
104
102 M
Detroit Edison—
Detroit
102 M
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry1st M s f g 58 1954 opt——A&O /
Co—
1st mtge 6s 1947 series A-.
1st mtge 5s 1950 series B
j
107 %
112
18"
17
103
107 M
108
101M
80
City Gas
108"
84
101
93
Detroit
101M
103
105
1st m 5s 1950 ser A—
J&J
El Paso Nat Gas—
1st mtge 4Mb ser A 1951—J&D
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5 Ms 1957—M&S
45"
41
/
105
5
102
109 M
106 k
107 M
M&N
Stamped as to Pa tax
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A—J&J
1st cons mtge 6s 1943
A&O
Des Moines Gas Co—
1st mtge 5s 1956
M&!
Des Moines Ry 1st »nc 5s Jan 1 '5i
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
1st mtge s f 6s 1953
M&D
107 M
108
102 M
107
1st & ref 5s 1951
Certificates of deposit
104
J&J
40
100
Light Co—
J&J
96
101
A
101
107
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1953
98"
106
60
59
-
100
1st mtge & colltr 4s 1965.M&N
33
106
38
1st mtge g 4 Ms 1969
1st mtge g 4Mb 1969
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952-1
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5s '49--M&N
111M
102 M
Ask
El Paso El Co—
_
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
_
70
100 f
103
Delaware Power &
1st M 4Ms 1971
35
J&D
A
105"
103
65
Public Service Co—
Coll inc 6s B Oct 1 11954—J&D /
30 M
93
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951—-J&J
1st lien & ref 7 Ms 1941.-M&S
96 M
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
100 M
1st mtge 3Ms 1966
A&O
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N /
30
Cumberland Valley Telephone—
100 M
1st mtge 5s 1966
J&J
Crescent
Dayton Power & Light—
1st & ref M 3 Ms 1960
A&O
Delaware Elec Power CoDeb 5 Ms 1959
J&J
100 M
105
2
"
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s *41.J&J
Darby Med & Ches Ry—See Phila R Tr
97
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951—J&J
101
93 M
92 M
91
88
Bid
Bonds
73 X
69 M
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
61
B—M&N
ser
ser
Cooper RivBri'gelnc 1st 6s'58M&N
Copper DIst Pow 4 Ha 1956- J&D
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948--M&N
County Gas of Dallas 5s *46 A&O
County Gas (N J) 5a Jan 1 ,1952.
Danbury & Beth Gas 6s 1948 F&A
66M
100
1st 5s ser A 1958
M&S
Cleveland Elec Ilium—
Gen mtge 3 Ms July 1. *65-J&J
111M
Cleveland Ry 1st 5s A 1945-M&S
101M
Oleve Southw Ry & Light—
Gen & con 5s 1954
2
M&S /
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
107 M
1st s f 4s series B 1965
M&S
Colonial Util 5 Ha 1958
J&D
Colorado Cent Pow 5Ha '46-J&D
Colorado Power 1st 5s '53—M&N
72 X
General 5s 1966
-..--A&O
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
—A&O
55
Olarksbury-Columbus
Short Route Bdge 6 Ms '52-J&D /
Clear Springs Water Serv—
Contin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental Pub Serv 6s *40. J&D f
Continental Telep 5s 1953--F&A
-
pipe line 5 Ms 1942-M&N
Cities Service Power & Light—
55M
Deb 5 Ms 1952
M&N
Deb 5 Ms 1949
65M
J&D
Citizens Independent Telephone
102 M
1st mtges f 4MBser A *61--J&J
Citizens Utilities Co—
Income notes 3s 1955
F&A/ 27 M
Citizens Water (Scottdale)—
50
1st 5s series A 1953
J&J
Ask
Bid
Bonds
62 M
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J
1st M
»
M&S
104 X
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
M
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952
I
5 Ms (Sept'31 coup on) '51 _3V
Hempstead & Oyster BayWater 6% July 1 serially--,
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—Si
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)1st 6s series A 1943
1st 5 Ms series B 1955
f
if
3/
28
21M
44
107
46
»108
29
27
IX
Va
90
>hil R T
.
J
mm
■
37 M
/ This price includes accrued interest,
/
91M
103 M
104
)
101M
104 M
105
85 M
>
b Basis.
)
3
103 M
101*
98M
100
)
88M
92M
Houston Gulf Gas-
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
mm
"
PUBLIC
March, 1938]
75
UTILITY BONDS
NOTICE—All bond prices ere "and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Bid
Houston Light & Power
1st mtge 3**s 1966
—J&D
Houston Natural Gas Corp—
1st m coll 6s *43 with warr.J&D
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
Hudson River Trac 5s 1950-M&S
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54A M&S
1st M 5s 1954 ser B--.
M&S
1st 5s ser O 1962—
A&O
Hydro El Bond & Sh 5s 1957M&N
Hydro El Corp (Va) 5s 1958. J&D
Hydro El Pow Comm 3**s'43J&J
4?*s due Jan 1.1970
J&J
4**s 1938
F&A
Idaho Power 1st 3 ?*81967..A&O
Illinois Bell Tel 3**s B '70—A&O
Illinois Commercial Telep—
104 J*
105
102
120
60
103
101K
106"
104
99
91
93"
103
118
103
104 M
101%
108 M
102
109
120
103 M
_
1st 58 series A 1948......M&S
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B—.M&S
111 Community Tel 6s 1949—J&J
95
97
94
42
96
45
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
lst&ref5s 195' opt......A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A..A&O
1st & ref 5**s 1954 ser B..J&D
1st & ref 5b 1956ser O.
J&D
8 f deb 5hs 1957
M&S
Illinois Water Service Qo—
1st mtge 58 1952 series A—J&J
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
107M
108
90
87
75
101
103
1st mtge 4Ms ser B 1965..A&O
105
Indiana Central Telep Co—.
1st lien coll 5**s 1938—M&N /
89
Indiana Electric Corp—
106
1st M 6s 1947 series A...M&N
1st M 6Ms 1953 series B..F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O
M&S
Indiana Gas Light 6s 1941 M&N
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946.J& J
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power-—
1st mtge 5s 1958 sar A
M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
lst&ref 5s 1955
M&S
Indiana Pr 1st 7Ms *41 A .M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s *43
J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1,1950.J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963——F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
86
91
H
89
77
66"
109 M
78
110M
81
111
106 M
106 H
112M
102
53*
53
ser
48
63
J&J
A
105 M
48
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967 ....J&J
Indianapolis Water—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
—J&J
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A
Rapid Transit—
,b53&
18
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 7% note 1932
M&S
Intercontinent8 Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948J&D f
5
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w.
A&O
97
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6**s 1957M&S
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
94
Debentures 6s 1955—J&J
100 M
International Power Sec Corp-—
bonds 1955 ser O J&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
..—F&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
J&J15
International Railway (Buffalo)Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948.
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938—J&J
Internat Ry ref os '62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4Mb 1952
J&J
6M %
sec
Conv deb 4%9
Deb 5s 1955
1939
...J&J
F&A
Int-State Bridge 4-6 Ms '50 M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951—J&D
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57—J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate P S (Ark) 6s 1940 M&S
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 6**s 1949 ser B..J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D....J&D
1st & ref 4Mb *58 ser F—M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943..
.F&A
Interstate Telep Co—
f
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Interstate Tel & Tel 5 Ms 1953J&J
-
Investors
Telephone 3s 1961.J&J
Iowa Electric Co—
1st 4s ser A 1961...
.J&J
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser C '42.F&A
1st mtge 4s ser E 1955....J&D
Iowa-Ill Telep 2-5Ms 1949—A&O
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57ser A..M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B
M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4Mb 1958 M&S
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957..J&D
Deb 5s 1968
M&S
1st mtge 5 Ms 1959
M&S
Debenture f»s 1960
.M&N
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 5 Ms 1950
J&J
1st & ref 5 Ms July 1 '50-M&N
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
M&N
Isarco Hydro-Elec Co (Italy)—
1st M s f 7s 1952
M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
25-yr
s
f 5Ms 1953 ser A..M&S
Italian Superpower Corp—
Deb 6s 63 (without warr).J&J
Jackson County (Mo) Lt H & P
1st 6s series A 1956
.J&D
e
x
* Called April 1 at 105.
Called May 1 at 100.
1st 6-7s series B 1951-——J&j
1st ref 4s series O 1957——j&J
Kansas Elec Power—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1966.J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A—M&S
1st mtge 4M« 1080———J&D
Trftnaaa Power 1st 5s 1947..M&S
Kansas Power & Light Co—
54
II*
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
1st 5 Ms series A 1948..—M&S
1st m 5Ms 1948 ser B—M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '61 opt 14 F&A
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949.J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
let M 6 Ms Sept *48 ser D M&S
1st M 5 Ms 1955 ser F—A&O
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&A
5s series H1961-—fj&A
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
F&A
1st 7s series J 1957.—...F&A
1st 6s series K.1957--.---M&S
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945—.---M&N
64
83
98
87
100
36
39
58 J
1
19
3
104
102
110
28"
98 M
98 %
116
lOOM
80
85
72 M
73 %
73%
73M
73
97
89
93
95
98
Kings County Elec Lt & Power—
Purch money 6s g 1997—A&O
Edison El 111 Blkyn 4s *39. J&J
151*
101
It*
1st col&ref 5Msl960 ser D F&A
49
6s coll notes ser A1942—F&A
49
6s coll notes ser B1942—F&A
102 M
La Crosse Telep 5Ms 1948—J&J
*
105
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946.A&0
1st & ref 5Ms ser B 1949-M&S t 105
1st & ref 6s ser C 1952—M&N *105**
65
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5Ms 1950—M&N
114
103
33
83M
114M
104
95
93
106 M
101
82
103
88
94?*
101*
83
104
de^_ / 28
s
72
75
72
^
20 M
J&D /
f 7s 1941.
Marion-Reserve Power—
1st mtge 4Ms 1952
...A&O
Maritime Tel & Tel—
99
110
99
Market Street El Pass Ry—
See Phila Rapid Transit
Market St Ry (San Francisco)
85
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
„
83 M
_
-A&O
Maysville P Serv 5**s A 1942A&0
Memphis Power & Light Co—1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
.J&J
1st & ref 4**s 1978 ser O—A&O
Memphis Street Ry—
3-5s series A1945——,
A&O
3-5s series B1945
—Aim April /
Meridionals Electric Co—
1st s f 7s 1957 ser A
A&O /
.
_
76
65
45
9
„
Metropolitan Edison Co—
1st M 4Ms 1968 ser D—.M&S
1st M 4s 1971 ser E._—M&N
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965
M&N
Metrop Edison Corp 6s '61.M&S
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
Metropolitan West Side "L"—. k
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A
Exten
102 M
86
63
1083
1033
1043
91
.
6M
/
J*
J&J
gold 4s 1938
36
35
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s *40 s f— F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939—A&O
49
Miami Bridge—
Mar 1952
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A1950—J&D
Michigan Gas & Elec Co—
1st & ref 6s 1943..—.——M&S
1st M 5s 1956
J&D
Michigan Public Service Co—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
A&O
Middle States Telep 6s A '47.J&J
Middle States Util 6s A1951 A&O
50
102
52
93
842*
Middlesex & Boston St
Ry—
ref mtge 5Ms 1942. J&J
_
1st and
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55 J&J
Middlesex Water 5Ms 1957-A&O
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
5s 1950.
J&J
Middle Western Tel 6s 1943-J&J
98
53
90
118
105
79
75
97
25
24%
93
04%
101
101**
100**
MR**
100
(SO too
1st M 4Ms 1967.
-
94 M
94
24
67
26
67
70
65
Minnesota Nor Pr Jt 6s 1944 A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co—-
99H
J&D
M&N
07%
S6%
M&S
65%
1st & ref 5s 1955
1st & ref 4Ms 1978
Mississippi Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
Mississippi Power & Light—
Leipzig Overland Power—
M&N
loo"
97
Mississippi River Pow 5s '51-J&J
Deb 5s May 1.1947——M&N
Miss Val Pub Ser 1st 5s '54.J&D
99
101
95
93 M
100
75m
69
75
103
102
100 M
99
100M
96
63
45
40
77%
109%
102%
104%
67
78**
110
89
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957——J&J /
1st 4-5s 1956
A&O
Missouri Power & Light—
1st mtge 3%b 1966—
J&D
Missouri Public Service Co—
91"
65
64
Missouri Edison 1st 5Ms '47 J&D
Missouri Gas & Elec 6s A '44 M&S /
67
662*
98"
99?*
65
1st s f 5s 1960
—F&A
Missouri Riv Sioux City Bdge—
t 103?*
1st s f 6s 1953
!M&S
-
Missouri
87
_
J&D
1st M 5s 1957
65?*
Telephone—
100
4 V^s series C 1961
M&S
8
Val Pub Ser 6s '39 J&J /
wrnmmmm
Missouri
100
88
98
83
103
103"
101
viobiie Gas Service Corp—
_
64
A&O
1st 5s 1956-
39
27
1st cum inc 9s ser A *56—A&O /
Income 7s 1956
—A&O /
—
62
91
Mob Lt & RR Cons g 5s '41-M&S
Mohawk
Valley ref os
Debenture 6s 2031
65
68
70
75
67
71
1022*
103 M
103 M
104
115
116 M
100 M
98 M
60
94
loo'
1991 M&N
A&O
91
Wat 5s '56. J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
87
—-J&D
114
Monmouth Cons
1st M 5s 1949--
Monongahela Valley Water
1st M 5J4s 1950 series A—J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4Hb 1960.A&O
Debenture 6s 1965—
A&O
Mont Cities Gas 7s A1937..M&N
89**
101
....
101**
90
102?*
92 %
99
65
Montana-Dakota Power—
Ext 1st 5V£s-6Hs 1944....J&J
91?*
02%
98
Montana-Dakota Utilities—
Conv deb 4*$s 1946
A&O
67**
70
91
91**
lontana Power—
,
93
1st & ref mtge 3H* 1966—J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5Hb 1957 M&N
103**
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
_J&«
F&A
J&J
/ Price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
3%
conv
1st & coll
deb 1939
s f 3*^8 1956
3*fis 1973—-
50**
1st & coll
75
80
Midland Util deb 6s 1938-_M&S /
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B—J&D
1st M 5s 1971
—J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
M&S
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—•
1st mtge 4s 1950
J&D
65
103
21
M
103 M
96 M
111
Luneburg Pow L & W W(Germ'y)
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N /
82
52
62
Superior Dist Pow—
45
88
49
20
3
88
60
87
44
85
47 M
20
1J
30
1
_
18
1
88
99
98"
95
103 M
Lower St Lawrence Power—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
A&O
96
107
98
103 M
lik
43
1
106 M
106
41M
70
66*
/
/
f
Income deb 6s (w-s)
66
Si*
98
96
59
90
100
91
M&N
98
26
86
92
84 M
14
86
1st s f 6 Ms serA 1941
A&O
Gen s f 7s ww 1941
A&O
Manhattan Ry con 4s g '90. _A&0
Cent Hanover Bk ctfe of
2d gold 4s 2013
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
1st lien & colltr 5s 53....M&S
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f 5Ms "51 ser A—J&J
1st M s f 5Ms 1952 ser B..J&J
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
_
Keystone Telephone Co—
1st & ref 5Ms 1955 ser A—J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B_— A&O
Lewiston Gas lit 3 Ms C '56. A&O
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
,
_
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A Q Jan—...
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 5Ms 1950 ser A...-J&J
80
106
99
25
10
85
82
82 M
24**
44M
72"
91
if f mtge 6 Ms 1946
Manchester Terminal—
Ref & gen 6-4 Ms ser B1966 J&J
Ref & gen 4s series C 1967. J&J
69
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A—..F&A
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st extend 4s 1945
—J&D
Ref & impt g 5s I960..—J&D
1st extend 5s 1945
-.J&D
107
107
112M
MacLaren-Que Pow 5 Ms Febl'61
5 Ms series B 1964
—M&S
15-year
114M
106 %
100
98 M
62
104
114
28
27
97 M
88
105 M
SO
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
1st M 6s ww 1944
..M&S
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952..F&A
Lexington Wat ref 5 Ms 1940.F&A
LexingtonWat PowOolst5s'68J&J
Conv deb 5**s 1953
J&J
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941.-J&D
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s 1939—.J&J
Little Rock Ry & El 6s '38
A&O
Lockhart Power 4Ms 1955..J&D
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952
J&D
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56--J&D
Long Island LightingSecured g 6s 19451.
J&J
Conv deb g5**s '52 ser A. A&O
Long Island Water 5**s '55 M&N
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958
J&D
Los Ang Pac Co—See Pac El Ry
Los Ang & Pac RR-See Pac El Ry
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
1st & ref s f g5s 1940
J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938—A&O
Los Ang Trac 1st cons 5s '38. J&D
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
..J&D
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref M 3Ms 1966
M&S
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd—A&O
Louisv Ry cons ext 5Ms 1940J&J
2d 4 Ms 1940
M&S
General 5s 1950
......F&A
Lowell Gas Light—
1st mtge 4 Ms ser A 1966.M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st s f g 6 Ms 1944
F&A
&
60
55
42
43 %
02**
89
1054————J&J
_
-M&S
—-J&J
.
105
102
66
KingsCoElev—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas & HI 1st os 4u A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s 54.-J&J
Gas & Elec—
5s'48 op'13 A&O
lst&ref 6s 1954.
Debenture 7s 1944
Macon Gas 1st mtge4Ms'52. J&D
105
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Ser 6s A 49 J&j
Key West Electric 5s 1956—F&A
Keystone Pub Serv—
Luzerne Co (Pa)
1st ref&imp. g
100 M
100
83
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53-J&J
105
105 M Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936..M&N /
10
32
31
103"
103
95
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A1966—A&O
Lancaster Co Ry & Lt 5s 1951 J&J
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 4**s 1940 ser B
F&A
64
5
3M
109
1st mtge 4 M» 1965—.-—M&N
67
Kentucky El Pr lstsf 6sl960J&j
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6Ms 1942 with warr—J&D /
9
Kentucky-Ohio Gas Co—
Ctfs indebt 2s 1958—-—J&D /
30
Lake
60
35 M
35
Bid
Bonds
Ask
.
1st 5s 1951---—
F&A/
Debentures 6s 1948..—F&A j
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939——A&O
1st M coll tr 5 Ms *53 ser O F&A
1st & ref g 5s *66 op tax-ex. J&J /
mi
Certificates of deposit
fk 50
A&O /
1st 6s series A 1042—.—.F&A
Kan City Pub Serv 6s A '51—J&j
1st ref 6 Ms
Inland Pow & L s f 6s *36 A.M&S
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B—.M&N
Coll tr 6s 1957 ser C
A&O
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
A&O
6% notes 1932
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp-—
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B.—F&A
1st M 4Ms 1961 ser O..—J&D
Jer City Hob & Pat—See P S Corn
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec 31 62
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 311962...
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957-—M&S
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s 46—F&A
Kingsh'way B dge 6 Ms 62—A&O
Knoxville Traclst os 1938—A&O
Kokomo Water Works—
1st 5s ser A 1958
—- J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RK
Secured 5s 1958
J&J
Inland Gas 6Ms 1938
...F&A
Certificates of deposit
Inter borough
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas—
5s stamped 1042...---—-J&D /
Income deb 6s ser A 1952 M&N /
James River Bridge Corp—
1st sink fund 6**s 1958—J&J /
Deb gs 7s 1943--------J&D /
Jamest'n (NY)Telep 5s 1954 J&D
1st M 5s 1978.
20
93
J&D
J&J
Indianapolis Columbus & South¬
ern Traction 1st 6s 1948—F&A
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianapolis Power & Light—
6% conv notes 1940
Indiana Telep 5s A I960-.
1st M 5s 1957
89
91M
75
100
62
Bid
Bonds
Ask
103
96?*
50?*
103?*
07%
85
t Called March 1 at
t Called May
at 105.
0 Basis.
n
Nominal
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY
76
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid
Bonds
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt—_J&J
1004
M&N
M&N
M&N
ex_M&N
Ref mtge 34s ser B 1967—J&J
N Y Water Service Corp—
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
N Y & Westchester Lighting—
N Y Steam 6s 1947
1st M 5s 1951
1st M 5s 1956
N Y Tel 1st 44s '39 tax
1014
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A. A&O
78
B—A&O
Gen & ref s f 4 4s *55 ser O A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
Morgantown Water 5s 1965—J&J
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969-J&D
79
Gen &ref 5s 1955 ser
§6"
1044
71
21
77
79
78
Income 8s Dec
73"
19
15 1969——
Mountain States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1938
.J&J
1st M 6s 1938 series B
J&J
2d
1965.M&N
Municipal Gas &E1 Corp of
Recklinghausen 7sl947
J&D
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956.F&A
80
105
23
1034
84
864
1054
87"
92
92
F&A /
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Deb 6s July 1941
J&J
Amsterdam Gas—See
N
1144
744
92
119
102
".-56-564
1st 4 4s 1961 ser B
Newfoundland Light &
54s 1971
1st s f 44s 1956
574
50
1034
J&D
5s 1952 series A
57
834
M&N
1234
1214
86
.104
Coll tr
M&N
Power—
J&J
J&J
Northern
1254
1224
A&O
113
114
M&S
M&N
1st & ref 4 4s O 1981
44» 1983
114
115
115
114
50
N J Pow & Lt 1st 44s '60—A&O
New Jersey Water
1064
55
Newport & Fall River St Ry—
44s 1954
J&J
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961--J&D
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
1st & ref 5s
88
M&N
*50.M&S
994
20
f
/
.
564
41
19
f
/
10
1034
74
94
64
94
534
21
40
Ohio
102
1024
1024
974
884
854
Ohio Elec Pow 1 st M 5s '57.
^82
106
1024
1244
1144
1314
1164
118'
113
674
111
113
1st mtge 4s, 1962
1044
1044
1014
1144
Ohio Valley Gas
9
105
64s 1962
*
994
107
994
1084
994
924
Oklahoma Power & Water
994
1st M 5s 1948
ser
78
76
A
1st 5s series B 1949
Oklahoma Ry 1 st & ref 5s '41.
Income 5s 1990
Apr
io"
80
-
52
1 /
56
29
80
80
29
27
71
93
964
1st extd
94
94
End Trac
Hest Mantua &
57
68
Market
'
<
con
5s '38.J&J
Fairm
54sl939
Street
Elev
1st g gu 4s 1955
Union
28
1064
1124
38
73
72
75
81
154
—
M&N
Pass
52
Ry
M&N
894
Traction—
4s tr ctfs *45.A&O
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43.F&A
12
Union Traction 4s 1952.J&J
80
Elec & Peo
53
55
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1st gu g 5s '45 opt bef '16-M&N
44
86
28
5s'50A&0
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f_..F&A
S f guar 5s 1962
M&S
6s gold 1962
M&S
1st m r e 6s 1944
J&J
Darby Media & Ches St Ry
1st 44s 1936—
J&J
18
924
44
1074
1074
J&D
Philadelphia Electric—
1st & ref mtge 3 4sl967--M&S
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 54s 1972
F&A
Phlla & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F&A
54"
16
77
44
99
1134
6
1114
44
M&N
Called March 1 at par.
sale,
n Nominal.
1024
1004
1124
Certificates of deposit
Last
loo"
974
New York State Rys—
con
71
70
1st con g 44s '62 op *13..M&N
Certificates of deposit
/
93
105
108
West
Corp—
90
.F&A
..M&S
M&S
80
974
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs..J&J
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
40
B'way & 7th Ave 5s 1943. J&D
68
70
So Trac 1st & coll tr g
91
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50.J&J
79
Company—
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
....
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
N. Y. & Richmond Gas Co—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A.-M&N
N Y State El & Gas Corp—
1st
1014
1004
f 40
/ 20
Ohio Term (Cleve) 6s 194
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5j
125
25
1st mtge 4s 1965
1st M 44s 1980
1st 44b 1960
F
102
984
f 5s '40-J&J
834
964
Duquesne Lt 1st 34s '65. J&D
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30.J&J
Pittsb Rys 5s 1953
A&O
Ohio River Bridge & Ferry—
1044
1124
J&J
A&O
Secured gold 5s 1967
J&D
Ardmore Street 5s 1958..A&O
1044
69
111
stpd 1958
M&N
Debenture 4s 1950
105" Philadelphia
1044
1044
1st g 5s Dec. 1 1948
J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—F&A
Ed El 111 N Y con g 5s '95 J&J
Adt income 6s Jan 1 1965_.Apr
1004
Co.
Electric
s
85
794
105
_
Cities Water Corp—
1044
1034
1074
84
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st 1 & ref 54s *55 ser A..M&S
1st L &Ry 5s 1958
...M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Con)—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A...M&S
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st M 44s 1981
A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—
1st coll trust 4 48 1966—M&N
Penn Telep 1st M 4s 1965..A&O
Penn Water 1st 3 4s A '67.-F&A
115
1064
834
724
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s '68.J&D
50
lsts f 54s I960
J&D
53
Peoples G & Fuel 6 4s ww'37 A&O /
144
904 People's G L & Coke, Chicago
1st cons g 6s 1943
A&O
Sept 23
117
Refunding gold 5s 1947..M&S
110
1st & ref 4s 1981 ser B
J&J
874
1st & ref mtge 4s ser D '61 J&D
914
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s' 47 M&N
100
1124
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 54s 1941
55
J&J
79
Conv deb 5s 1979
J&J
94
3-6s 1961
554
Peoples Telep (Butler, Pa)—
4s 1960
J&D
1054
97
!014 Peoples Tract—See Phlla R T
95
Peoples Water Service (Md)—
1st lien 6s A 1949 w w
F&A
72
74 4 Peoria Water Works Co—
104
1st consol 4s 1948
M&N
984
Prior lien 5s 1948..
M&N
1024
1034
98
1st con 5s 1948
M&N
984
1st & ref 5s 1950
F&A
90
1004
62
60
1st 1 & ref 3 Mb ser D 1965. A&O
1st lien & re* 3 Mb ser E'66 A&O
N Y Gas Elec LH&P Co—
Prior lien 6s
Pennsylvania
Ohio Public Service Co—
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004.-J&J
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar..J&J
N Y Power & Light Corp—
1st mtge 44s 1967
_.A&0
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
1st & cons M 34s 1965--M&N
New York Rys Corp—
32
90
1st ref 4 4s 1968 ser B.. .M&S
ser A '67.F&A
70
1044
NY G E L H & P—
-
102
...F&A
5jis 1960
Edison Co—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A ex-w.M&N
Deb 5 4s 1959 ser B
F&A
Penn Pub S 1st 6s ser C '47.M&N
22
42
90
Gas—See
1948--J&J
coll
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962
.21
k 107
95
NY & ER Gas 1st g 5s '44. J&J
Con 5s 1945
..J&J
85
1184
M&N
Penn Water & Pow
Ocean City Coastal Highw B"dge
_J&
New York Edison Co—
New Amster Gas 5s
1979
1st & ref 5s series D 1954 .J&D
1004
73
J&J
River
994
100
77
N
100
1004
102
5s 1952
Y
&
East
5s
Penn-Ohio
994
984
101
1st
65
1044
1044
Penn Wat Serv 5s
89
1st 5s series B 1951
N Y Cent Elec 1st 54s
1054
14
Penn-Jersey Water—
1st
93
83
J&J
Penn Central Light & Power Co—
1st & ref 4 4s 1977——M&N
101
92
98
115
_
70
100
5s Nov 1 1938
1094
1064
1024
80
1294
984
M&N
a
1024
1134
1044
117
76
120
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
1st.
1964
1st
1284
NY PA NJ Utilities-
92
Newport Water 5s 1953
M&N
New Rochelle Wat 54s '51-M&N
106
1st extended 64s 1950..M&N
Non-cum inc deb 6s 1950.M&N
90
874
101
1154
1094
Pecos Valley Gasext64s '44M&N
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co
75
1034
1034
J&J
1944
56
....
954
964
104
67
54
83
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
65
93"
904
864
544
38
108"
.944
944
New
1st & ref 5s 1955series B..J&D
5s stamped 1942.
J&J
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—J&D /
5s
36
344
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd—
91
M&S /
consol gold 5s 1949
M&S
Paterson & State Line Traction
85
Light & Power—
Certificates of deposit
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st M 5s ser A 1957
J
N'western Teles 1 st 4 4s '44-J
94
1950
Ref mtge 3 4s ser O 1966.J&D
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
A&O
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Elec
107
—M&N
102
Orleans Pontchartrain Bdge
1st s f 7s 1946
-M&S /
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
1st & ref 5sl952 series A..A&O
6s
Teleph & Telegraph—
Refmtgle34sserB 1966.-A&O
1054
101
6s series B 1950
F&
Northwestern Power Co Ltd—
884
deb
101
1024
Pub Serv—
Northwest
Pacific Power & Light Co—
1st
M s 1955
F&A
84
f g 68 1940 opt—J&J
Utilities Co—
Northwestern
1064
1st & ref M 34s ser H '61-J&D
1st & ref M 34s ser 11966.J&D
Pac L & P Co 1st 5s 1942...J&J
Pac Ltg Corp deb 44s 1945.A&0
Conv
37
'20—A&O 11074
103
1st mtge 5s 1958
-.J&J
New Orleans City & Lake—
1st g f 5s 1943
J&.1
New Orleans City RR 5s'43 J&J
94
1044
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
M&S f
Union El (Loop) 5s g'45__A&0 /
99
914
4
24
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 64s 1936 with warr.J&E /
8
Northwestern Electric—
1st 6s stamped 1945
1034
M&N
arthwestern Elevated (Chic)—
Co—
1st mtge 5s 1950
F&A
New Mex Gas conv 5s 1951 M&N
New .vlexico Power—
s
100
Pacific
1st lien 4-6s 1968
1004
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950
M&8
1054
101
S f reg income 3-6 4s May 1 '69 /
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949—J&j /
1024
984
New
Haven Water—
1st & ref 4 4s B 1970
794
99
1004
524
M&S
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943.M&S
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
1st & ref M 4s ser G 1964--J&D
Pacific
Northern N Y Utilit ies Inc—
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A
M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B—.M&N
Northern Okla Gas 1st 5s '46-J&J
Northern Penna Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1962
A&O
Northern States Power Co—
1st & ref M 34s 1967—-F&A
Northern Texas Elec Co—
564
45
824
844
48--M&N /
1st & ref M 44s 1970 ser E .T&D
Nor Indiana Telep 4 4s '55.M&N
——
1014
J&D
Deb 54s 1954
1st
1194
56
45
105
54s ctfs of deposit 1961...T&J
N'eastern Wat & El 6s 54
F&A
North lnd Gas & El 6s '52.-M&N
Northern lnd Pub Serv—
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
M&S
95
119
New Brunswick (NJ) Lt H & Pow
4s Dec 15 1939
J&D
100
Northeastern Public Service—
754
*
G E LH&P
Newark Cons Gas con 5s '48-J&D
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
New England Power—
3 4* series A 1961
New England Tel & Tel—
104
1044
35
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A '42. J&J
Y
Newcastle (City of) W 5s '41 J&D
New England G & B Association
Deb g 5s 1947
M&S
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&D
Conv deb 5s 1950
M&N
Convertible deb 5s 1962
J&J
New Engl Tow Assn 5s 1948. A&O
Refunding 5s 1961
78
1st M & lien 54s 1957—M&N
North Shore Electric Co—
1084
1064
1004
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt *15.-J&J
1004
1034
994
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938-A&O
op
1054
103
1024
354
5s '40
106
A&O
A. A&O
lstsf 5s 1952
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942
J&J
61
92
1st & ref g
105
ser
Ozark Power & Water Co—
65
North Penn Gas Co—
31
84
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&J
8*
1st coll & ref 54s '48 ser A. J&J
North Hudson Lt H & P Co—
69
81
1004
Ottawa Valley Power Co—
1st M s f 54s 1970
106
1074
Gas 5 4s 1955 A&O
North Continent Utilities Corp—
76"
48
*994
984
Ottawa El Ry 44s '48-'55_J&J
Ottawa L H & Power—
844
1054
North Central
444
Certificates of deposit
/ 444
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp '39. J&J /
29
Nebraska Tow 1st 44s 1981-J&D
108
New
North Carolina Gas 6s
834
Corp—
1978
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&D
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
M&S
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957
54s 1956
J&J
North Boston Ltg Properties
3 4s secured notes 1947
A&O
5
A*
Debenture gold 5s
106
84
8 f deb
94
Nat Elec Pow Co deb 5s 1978 J&J '
Nat Gas & El Corp 5s 1953.F&A
90
5s series B 1947
J&D
Nat Lt Heat & Pow 7s 1938.M&S
100
82
Nat Lt & Pow 68 1949
M&N
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A. F&A
744
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
M&N
684
Public Service
1054
1054
1064
1054
Orange & Pas Val R—See PS Corp
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt—M&N f
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
.
103
Bid
Bonds
106
1st mtge 64s 1953
J&J
Norf & Ports Bdge 64s '47..F&A
North American Co.—
Deb 5s 1961
F&A
North American Edison Co—
Conv deb 6s 1957 ser A.-M&S
Deb 54s 1963 ser B—F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 15 '69 ser C M&N15
Nor Amer Gas & El 6s 1949..J&J
North Amer Light & Power Co—
Mut Fuel Gas-See Peoples GL&C
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Nat
107
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
21
61
Narrangansett Elec Co—
1st mtge 3 4s 1966
J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
5s 1937 (not guar)
M&N
Nashville Railway & Light—
Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau & Suff Ltge 5a 1945—F&A
Ask
104
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pow
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & ref 34s 1966
M&S
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
_
Muncie Wat Works 5s
Bid
1054
1044
Bonds
Ask
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds
the month preceding the date of issue
t Called April
1
at
1074.
t Called
March
15^at 103.
v
b Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest.
March, 1938]
Quotations for all securities
Bid
Bonds
Hhlla
Suburban
30
1960-J&J
(Italy)—
1st &ref h f 6Ks 1960 ser A A&O
Pinellas Wat Co 5%s 1959-M&8
Pitts Canonsburg & Wash 5s 1937
Pittsburgh Ttys—See Phila Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water 8erv
107 %
"7
1st
6s 1954
Phila & Western
Ry 5s
liid
Bonds
Ask
106 K
J&J
J&J
1954
M&S
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958—
/
Pittsburgh Trac 1st 5s 1927-A&O
Plainfield Gas & El 5s 1940--A&O
Plain field St Ky 6s 1942
J&J
Plalnfleld-Un Wat 5s A '61-M&M
Platte Valley Telep
Pomerania Tllec 6s
6s 1947-J&J
1953—M&N
Gen M 4Kb May
1st s f 4s Oct 1945
94%
.
19%
Henry L 11 & P 1st 5s '40-F&A
13
23
101
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950-M&S
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
1st & ref k 5s '40 opt '20--J&J
1st I'n & gen 4 Ks 1940
J&J
103
Pt
Portland Gas Co 1st 6s 1951-F&A
Portland (Me) Gas L 5s A'50 A&O
Portland General Elec Co—
1st & ref 4Kb I960
M&S
ft*
104
53 K
56"
83
1950-M&N
105 K
53 %
103
69
94
Edison Co—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E
1st M 4Kb 1961 series F
101
14K
Potomac
M&N
84 K
10d%
107
110
A&O
107K
108%
J&J
104%
105%
Corp or Canada Ltd—
Oonv deb 4%s 1059 Ser B-M&S
Conv deb 5s ser A 1957J&D
101
103 K
102
Potomac El Pow—
1st
mtge
3 Kb
1966
Power
Power Secur coll tr 6s
'49
J&D
l»rovtdence Gas 4s ser B 1963 F&A
Provincial L H & P 5s '40.M&S
Prussian Elec 6s 1954--F&A
Public Gas &Coke 5s 1952—J&D
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A-M&S
1st & ref 5%s '54 ser
B—M&S
1st & ref 6s ser O 1961—M&N
Deb 6s
1946
M&N
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952-F&A
100
107
105
105
Nov. 3
108
20%
22"
29
30 K
103 K
102 K
104 K
100
Public Service (\>rp of N J—
Trust certs 6% perpet—M&N
Camden
Sub
5s
1st
1940.J&J
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 5s 1938
—J&D
86
104 K
104 K
100 K
106 K
106K
132 K
135K
ioih
1st
M
5%s
1948
conv
6s
1938
M&S
M&S /
A&O
1st coll 4-5Kb 1948Puerto Rico El Pow 4s to *56.J&J
Puget Sound Navlg 6s 1938.M&N
Puget Sound Power & Light—
1st & ref 5Ks 1949
-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O
M&N
1st & ref 4Kb 1950 ser D-J&D
Puget Sound Tel 5s A 1952.J&J
Quebec Power—
1st & coll 4s1962
M&S
X&N
-
113
104
105%
103%
104 K
103 K
105K
103K
103 K
103 K
105
100 K
101
60
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
1st & ref 4s 1947 ser D
Jan
-QLM &S
1st & ref M 5s ser F 1955
Savannah Elec Co 5s g '52-J&J
A&O
131
104 K
101K
112
■■v/;'
8
100 K
109"
75
Seneea Power Corp 6s 1946.M&S
Shawinlgan Water & Power Co
75
55'
14
16K
74
56 K
60 %
85"
99 K
100
101
66
87
82
58 K
32
32
30K
104K
74
70
67
101
94 K
—
75
79
Serial deb 5s 1942-46
Sioux City (la) Serv 6sl951.J&J
Somerset Lighting 5s 1939--F&A
4s Dec 1, 1943
J&D
South Bay Consol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
South Carolina Power Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
J&J
South Jor G E & T—See Pub Serv
South Pittsburgh Water Co—
1st Hen & ref 5s 1960 ser A. J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser B. J&J
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
So Texas Gas 6Ks 1938 A—M&S
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
1st lien 6s 1944
J&D
1st Hen 6s x-w 1941
J&D
S'eastern Indiana Pow 6s '43 M&N
S'eastern P & L deb 6s 2025-M&S
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg—
Debenture 3%s 1940
M&S
Debenture 3%s 1945
M&S
Ref mtge 3 Ks May 1 1960-J&J
Ref mtge 3 Ks ser B 1960. J&J
-
118%
108 H
109K
105"
99 K
40
22
44
22
Southern California Gas Co—
1st & ref 4Ks 1961
M&S
1st M & ref 48 Aug 1 '65. F&A
Southern Calif Water—
1st M 4 Ks 1960
Southern Canada Power—
102
4Ks 1962
33
65
118
ll9~"
105%
105%
53%
54%
11*
F&A
J&D
52%
J&J
'.'88
— _
55
55
54
55
55
52
47
48%
48%
ser
B
47
47
21%
21
A&O
101%
105 K
M&S
——M&S
'43-M&S
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946
J&J
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1940-M&S
2nd mortgage 5s 1930
J&J
Taiwan El Pow s f 5%s 1971 J&J
Tampa (Fla) Gas 5%s '56—A&O
1st 4 Ks 1968
1st M 4Ks 1970
105%
97
Sutter Butte Canal 6Ks
5s
116
121K
14
3
55 K
83
78
A&O
1961
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
5s 1953
-M&N
20
97
99
96
98
106
68 K
69%
70K
Corp.
72%
105
103
100
39
65
63
90
92
85 K
85%
103 K
104
109 K
103 K
106 K
110
1st 2-6s 1951
Texas Hydro Elec Corp—
1st mtge 6s ser A 1956
107"
106
106
108 K
A&O
90
77
82
65
75
79
71
73
106%
109%
76
76 K
79
59%
60%
102K
104 K
103
101
lOl"
103"
88
/
/
6
/
2%
2%
/
87%
26
M&S
A&O
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1950—M&S
General 6%s 1956
M&S
Texas Power & Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s (w-s) 1961 Texas Traction Co 5s 1937--J&J /
106 K
107 K
108 K
99
—
103
36
Temescal Water 1st 5s A '60 M&N
Tennessee Eastern Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1943
F&A
Ref s f 6s series A 1955
M&N
Tennessee Electric Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956
—J&D
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt--M&N
Tennessee PubUc Service—
1st & ref 5s 1970—
—A&O
Ternl Hydro Elec 6%s 1953-F&A
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
1st con M g 5s 1944
M&N
Terre Haute W W Corp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A
J&D
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
Terre H'te & West Ry 5s '37 M&N
Texarkana Wat 1st 5s '58—F&A
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s '48--M&N
Texas Consumers Water—
1st 6s A 1939
—A&O
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947
J&J
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt.-J&J
Texas Electric Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1960
.-J&J
Texas Gas Util 6s 1945.
A&O
60
70
_
102 K
A&O
58K
68
J&D
Deb 5s 1958
-
102 K
f
3 Ks debentures 1962
A&O
Southern OaUfornia Edison—
1st & ref mtge 4s 1960
M&S
97 K
92
104
51
1st
21
105
_
g
32
106
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
!
Silesia Elec Corp s f 6%s'46
Sioux City Gas & Elec Co—
Mtge
102%
-
Somerset Un & Middlessex Ltg—
99"
90
105%
Super-Power Co. of 111—
104%
104%
105%
IIS
97
50%
59"
104%
104%
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Riv Vail
Suburban Lt & Pow 6s 1938- F&A
30
102%
96
49
F&A
J&D
Ry 1st 5s 1951
106
104 H
104 %
/
71
100%
104
52
A&O
1935
1st Hen 6s 1948
j 101
I
100
J&J
Standard Telephone Co—
1 st 1 colltr 5%s '43 ser A.M&N
Oonv deb 6s 1938
M&N
Stettin Pub Util 7s 1946
a&O
Steubenvllle Wellsburg & Weirton
100
104 K
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser A
1st 5Ks ser B 1957
68
g notes
1st Hen 6s series A 1948
'
54 K
5s 1949—
/
Second Ave Trac—SeePilila"Co—
98
98%
F&A
Standard Public Service Corp—
74
104
69
M&S
A
ser
Standard Power & L Corp—
Deb g 6s 1957
Slerra Pacific Power Co—
64 K
f 6s 1945
conv notes 1935
Certificates of deposit
100
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)-
98
s
Certificates of deposit
Debenture 6s 1951
Debenture 6s 1966.
85
99
M&S
1944
5s
103
63
59 K
6%
"9"
7
50
A&O
W*
97
Standard Gas & Elec of Delware
70
-M&N /
99%
Southwestern States Telep Co—
1st M 6s 1948
M&S
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939. J&J
Spokane Gas & Fuel 5s 1944-F&A
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 5s '65.-A&O
Spring Val Util ref 6s 1943..J&D
Springfield City Water—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1950
A&O
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&D
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Ref & gen 6s 1940
M&S
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952.-J&J
Stand Elec (Calif) 1 st 5s '39.M&S
2
72 K
72 K
Seattle-Everett Traction—
1st M g 5s 1939 opt 1914.-M&S
1 st
103%
69V
61"
72
A&O /
J&D f
B1959
102%
89
Southwestern Public Service Co—
21X
20 K
K
98 K
A 5s'59.A&0
A&O
3sApr 1 1959
108%
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
65
Valley Gas Co—
mtge 5s 1950
A&O
Gen 3%s series H 1967—M&S
Rochester & Lake Ontario
Water 5sl938
M&S
ser
88%
•
103 K
99 K
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1, '46 /
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s *43-J&D /
13
108%
1st M
5
50
50
49
7
Southwestern Power & Light—
103 K
108
105
r
100
Rochester Central Power Corp—
Deb g 5s 1953
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
Gen mtge 4Kb 1977ser D.M&S
5s series E 1962.-.
M&S
Gen 3 Kb series G 1966
M&S
110K
110K
J&J f
76
49"
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
1st 4s series D 1960
M&N
Ser deb 4s A 1938-1945—M&N
Southwestern Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
F&A
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
F&A
104K
106
A&O
Savannah & AtlantaRy—
1st cons 6sMay 1 1935
74
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
100 K
33
59
80
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 3%s ser B '64. J&D
98K
59
90
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930
2d 58 g 1933 ctfs of dep
Sauda Falls Co Ltd—
1st r f 58 1 955 ser A
43
J&J
Roanoke G-L 5%s 1951 —-F&A
Roanoke Ry & El 5s 1953—F&A
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
—J&J
104
103 K
101K
101K
38
86
Southwest Telep 6s B 1947-M&S
1st 6s series u 1947
J&D
Conv deb ser A 1932
J&D
129
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1961— J&D
Tel 3 Ks ser C'66 J&J
Seattle Gas 1st 5s 1954
Seattle Lighting Co—
Rio Grande
1st
San Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
Unif & ref 6s 1952 ser B-M&S
Income
112%
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '52-J&J
117
Conv g deb 5Ks '52 ser A.A&O
111"
Quincy El Lt & Pow 5s A'47 M&S
Rapid Transit St Ry 8s 1941. A&O
104
98
Republic Nat Gas 1st 6s 1954J&J
Republic Service Corp—
1st coll trust 58 1951
J&D
57
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv Union—
Extldeb 6s 1953
J&J / 24
Rhine-Westphalla El Pr (Germ'y)
29
Mtge g 7s 1950M&N
Direct mtge 6s 1952.30
M&N
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A
W*
Cons 6s 1955
A&O
30
7s extended 1941
F&A
26
Richmond (Ind) W W Cor
1st M 5s 1957
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge—_
1st M sink fund 6%s '67-M&N /
Deb s f 7s 1942—
M&N /
4s series
-
,
52
Power Co—
111K
Hr H o oOJCOr-l
Scranton Trans
-
98%
124"
65
Southwest Gas Co (Okla)—
1st s f 6s 1954
M&N
9'west Pub Serv 6%s 1937—M&P
98
111
Gen gold 5s 1944
—M&S
110
Salmon RivPowguSs 1952 F&A
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6s 1939-1943
F&A
103
Refunding 6s 1956
M&N 1103 K
Stewart Mt Pow 5Ks '57.A&0
102 K
San Angelo Telep 1st os 1958 F&A
102
San Antonio G & E 5s 1949-M&S
103
San Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1958 ser B
J&J
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49.-M&S
San Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
1st mtge 4sMay 1 1965.-M&N
110
San Diego Co Wat 6s A '62.M&S
104K
San Diego Water Supply Co—
1st m s f 5s 1955
M&N
102 K
..M&S
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
1st & ref 6s 1967 ser A
..F&A
98
Secured
96 K
28
1st M 5Ks May 1, I960—M&S
Southside Va Pow 5s 1956-F&A
1st 4Ks 1958
78
_
30
30
82
_
Scranton Gas & Water Co—
66
118
28
St Louis Springf & Peoria RR—
1st & rer gu g 5s '39 opt--J&D
1st & ref 5s series B1961-F&A
T*ublic Service Co of Nor 111—
1st & ref g os 1950 op '21—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1966 series C-M&N
1st & ref 4 Kb 1978 ser D.M&N
1st & ref 4Kb 1980 ser E-J&J
1st & ref 4Kb 1981 ser F.A&O
l«t 1 & ref M 4% ser T '60-J&J
Public Service Co or Oklahorsa—
1st mtge 4s ser A I960
F&A
Serial debs4s Feb 1 1946__F&A
P Servof Penn 1st 5KsA'53_J&D
Public Utilities Consol Corp
"
Southern Utah
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947.
....
95
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s \1arch1.1953.M&S
101
99 K
Ry debenture 4Ks 1943—J&D
102
Paterson Ry—
2d 6s *14 oxt 5% to '44.A&0
64
104 K
101
97 K
J&D
^
77
62
!1>*
68
1st Hen 6s 1937 with warr.A&O
Certificates of deposit
Non-cum 6s (ws) 1951
104K
100 K
Sandwich Windsor & Amherstb'g
102
99 K
95K
74
49
s
79
Soutnern United Gas Co—
a
Santa Barb
88
——
f 6s 1942—.A&O
10-year coll
■:
San Jose Water Works
Orange & Passaic Valley—
1st 5s 1938
101K
112
106%
.''V;
122
105"
105
Eliz Plainf & Cent
Jersey Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1, 1950---J&J
Eliz & Raritan Riv 5s '54-M&N
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&O
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1919...M&N
100
102 K
104 K
103 K
101K
100
Southern Natural Gas Corp—
A
Adj mtge inc Jan 1 6s '60-A&O
1st M pipeline s f 4K« '51 A&O
Southern Neb Pow 5 Ks B'47 J&J
South N E Telep 1st 5s 1948-J&D
Joseph Water 4s A 1966--A&O
104 K
103 K
Public Service Co of N H—
1st mtge 3%s ser O 1960—F&A
1st mtge 3%s ser D '60—M&N
1st 3 Hs series E 1961——F&A
1st 3%s series F1966
J&D
110
101K
105K
Southern Gas Utilities, Inc—
1st M s f 6Ks 1939 ser A-M&S
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951-A&O
96
Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944
J&D
Postal Teleg & Cable 5s '53-J&J
Porto Rican Power 6s
100"
109 K
98 K
34%
96
Southern Trac—See Phila Co
Southern Union Gas—
1 st & ref 5 Ks series 1 1945 A&O
1st & refine 5Ks ser 11*45 A&O
103
98K
33%
94
(Calif)—
-M&N
1st M 4Kb 1968
St Paul Gas Light—
Portland (Me) RR 3%s 1951-J&J
1st 1 & con m 58 1945
M&N
Porto Rican
A&O
Safe Harbor Water Pow Corp—
1st mtge s f 4Kb 1979
J&D
Saguenay Elec 5Ks A 1953-J&J
Saguenay Power 4 Kb A 1966 A&O
1st 4Kb series B 1966-—A&O
Serial notes 2K-4s to'46-_ J&D
St Clair County (III) Gas & El—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
M&S
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
1st & ref 58 1946
J&J
1st mtge 4Ks 1947
;—J&D
3-4 Ks serial notes 1939-43 - J&J
St
57
55
97 K
J&J
1st M 5s exten to 1950
16"
1948-— M&N
1st Hen & coll 5s 1958
A&O
Southern Colorado Power Co—
1st g 6s 1947 series A.
J&J
Southern Counties Gas
40"
27
Rumford Falls Pow—
62
35
101
75
105
90
106
99
104"
105
9
Ask
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
102
M&N
1st M 5s 1938
52 K
Piedmont Hydro-El Co
Bid
Bonds
Axk
Rochester & Syracuse RR—„
5
1st M conv 5s ctfs 1957-M&N f
102
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39J ~ "
Rockland Light & Pow—
38
57 K
77
BONDS
interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
are as near as
Water Co—
1st * f 4s 1065
M&S
Phila & West Chester Traction—
1st 4s
UTILITY
PUBLIC
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and
"3%
3%
89
26
27
27 K
69
72
83 K
72"
92
98
7!H
96 K
98 K
73 K
106
K
93%
K
!
a
Called July
1 at 102.
t Called March 21 at 103.
b Basis.
/This price includes accrued
Interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r Canadian
price.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
78
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Bonds
Third Avenue By (New York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft 14 J&J
,
AdJ inc g 6s Jan I960 opt.-A&O f
Third Ave RR 1st 6sgr37—J&J /
29%
7%
7234
85
40
41
1st ref 5s 1939 op
1st & gen 5s 1960
64
107
48""
100
52
55
45
10
101
....
2
If
n
10434
105 %
94
mmmm
72%
100
lst mtge & coll tr 3%s 1962 Ja
3% notes. 1942
J<S
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Union Gas & El 1st ext 5s '40M&S
Union Gas Co. of Canada—
1st serial 3 %s 1937-38
J&D
1st serial 4s 1939-42
J&D
1st serial 4 Kb 1943-45-—-J&D
1st 4Kb 1950
J&D
Union Gas System—
1st M & coll s f 5s 1948— -J&D
Union Passenger Railway—
1st 4s Mar 31 1961
A&O
2d ext 4s Mar 31 1960
A&O
Union Pub Serv (Del) 6s '39-J&D
107 %
102%
85
97
97
97
100
60
10734
102%
89
10034
62
45"
94
96
Union Water Wks Co—
1st lien 5Kb 1942
M&S 15 / 15
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s *49—J&D
114%
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—
94%
90
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B—
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A-.J&D
5634
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—
102
1st s f 5Kb 1948J&J
United Ilium Co New Haven—
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
F&A
10534
United Light & Power Co—__
6234
J&J
Un Lt Rys(Del) deb 5)48.52
United Public Service Co—
If
F&A
62
106
70
100
6334
72%
—
75%
72
73
/
28
34
/
16
/
/
Coll
s
f 5%s ser B
67
67
85
1952—M*
United Telep Del 6s A 1948 Ai
United Tel & Tel 5%s A '53-M*
1st lien 6s ser B 1953——M<!
United Traction (Albany)—
Con g 434s
Unit Trac (U
(Pgh)—See Phlla Co
25
24
96
r.
.....
-
-
>/
2
26%
26
6734
67%
98"
101
.—
21%
8234
8334
Utah Power & Light Co—
68
84
78
Utica Belt Line Street Ry—
1st 5s 1939
M&.
Utica El L & P 1st 5s 1950—JA
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s '57 J&
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
1st 4Kb 1941
M&
Utilities Power & Light Corp—
-
/
8
116
121
70
It*
11
124"
;
2%
3%
J
50%
/
—
50%
50%
50%
.
/
/
/
6%
25
2134
109%
90
a
1st
•
M
No par value,
83%
109 %
a
75
Westchester Serv Corp 6s '48 A&O
4s 1948-1953
-A&O
Western Cont Util 6s 1944—M&S
Western Lt & Telep 5s 1954. A&O
Western Mass Cos—
coup notes
J&D
1946
Western N Y Utilities 5s '46-J&D
Western N Y Water Co—
1st M 5%s 1950M&N
common.
6% preferred
Amer Wat Wks & Elec
$6 1st preferred
com.
52
13
9834
100%
69%
12%
13634
*
4*
..25
*
9%
*
ii
93
Arizona Edison com
*
Arizona Power $6 preferred—
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp....*
if
3%
3%
Class A non-voting
Preferred
*
.....10
Arkansas Missouri Power—
6
3%
33%
1
—
6% preferred
50
Arkansas Nat Gas common-....*
Class A
—.....*
Arkansas Pow & Lt $7 pref.....*
6% preferred
..*
Associated Gas & Elec com ....1
Common class A
1
Original preferred
.....*
§4 preferred.......
$5 preferred
*
•;s
4%
......*
..,...*
-
56 preferred
■
6%
6%
-
96'
57 1st preferred
W
23
37
38
100
$4 preferred
*
88
91
92
95
Bait Transit Co
Preferred
74
v t c
75
.100
*
109g
*
....
1%
18%
...100
v t c
68
70
72
76
Bangor Hydro Elec com
.25
7% pi ere. red
.100
6% preferred-100
Baton Rouge Elec Oo $6 pf
*
65
Beauharnois Power com
Bell Telephone (Canada)
104 %
105%
'52--J&D
100
102
Westmoreland Wat 5s
s
J&J f
f 6s 1953
125
106
98
*
434
160
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
1st M 5s 1941 opt
M&N
Whit6 Plains Ltg 1st 5s '38—J&J
Wichita Water 6s 1949
M&S
1st M 5s 1956 ser B——F&A
1st M 5s 1960 ser O
—M&N
Wilmington Ky Bridge—
1st 5s 1943
A&O
innipeg Elec 1st 4Kb 1960-J&J
Gen 4-5s series A 1965
J&J
WGen inc 4-5s ser B 1965
J&J
6s 1954
Wise Fuel & Lt 1st 5s 1948".Im&N
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
1st mtge 334s 1966
A&O
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power
1st & ref 5s 1944 opt *19--M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947
J&J
1st & ref 8s 1944
M&N
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
J&D
4s serial deb June 1 1938-1946Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&D
Wolverine Pow adj 4 34s Mar 1 '59
Worcester St Ry 5s A 1947. J&D
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum income 6s 1952— —J&D
Cum income 6s (ws) 1952-J&D
110
stamped 1937
J&D
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
Alabama Power 87 pref
*
$6 preferred
*
$5 preferred
*
Alabama Water Service pref
*
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Allentown Beth Gas pref
50
If
If
109%
Preferred—
Amer & Foreign Pow com
$7 preferred$7 second pref series A
§0
cum pref-;
Warrants
6 Basis.
/ Flat price.
11
32%
31%
25
....
*
Brooklyn Edison
"434
—100
Bklyn Manhat Transit
10134
102%
90
103%
104
60
60
45
46
If
120
10%
*
86 preferred series A
Bklyn & Queens Transit com
*
86 preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
_.*
Buffalo Niagara & East Power—
81.60 prior preferred
25
85 1st pref
♦
30
1%
734
1534
22
9734
Cable & Wireless Ltd—
Amer
102 %
84
10334
85%
10334
104
10534
104%
106%
106%
dep rec 7%% A ord—£1
Amer dep rec B ord
—£1
Amer dep rets 5%% pre'*.—£1
Calif-Oregon Power Co—
6% preferred series of 1927 100
6% preferred
100
Calif Water Serv 6% pref
100
Canada Nor Pow com
Canadian Marconi
*
1
Capital Transit (Wash, DO) 100
Carolina Pow & Light 87 pref —*
110
9334
92
104*
82*
94
45
9934
50
60
20
100
60
70
24
10034
102
116
70
67
86 preferred-
69
*
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Central Elec and Tel com
1
6% preferred
105%
—50
Cent Hud G & El com..
*
4%% preferred
100
Cent Illinois Light 4 % % pref-100
Cent 111 Pub Serv 86 pref*
Cent Indiana Gas 634% pref-100
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref 100
Central Maine Pow 86 pref—.100
$7 preferred
—100
Central N Y Power Oorp—
5% preferred
100
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% pf
*
Central Pow & Light 7% pref 100
6% preferred
5634
if
50
43
75
Central States Electric
4%
5234
5234
93%
r
60
18
20
134
834
75
68
86
80c
90c
64%
23
25
12%
10734
10134
50
76
91
3%
9
1634
1%
»
4
24
23
Nominal,
s
Ex-dlvldend.
103
51
80
17
15%
6934
71%
83
84
86
58
78
69%
1%
71
32
95
35
98
pf--*
pf.*
5
Chester Water Serv 6% % pref— *
Chic City & Con com part ctfe__*
Pref partic ctfs
*
Chic Dist Elec Generat 86 pref.*
9%
1934
1%
12%
10834
80
1%
Corp—
Central States Pow & L $7
119
1%
8%
77%
*
..*
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 6%
Central West Oo. v t c.
88
95
82
See Investment Trusts—
56
60
55
77
50c
Central States Edison
70
16c
.*
Cent & S W Util com
Preferred
Prior lien preferred
55%
116
A Last sale.
121%
4934
*
20
*
—
104
100
*
*
*
*
100
100
com
Class B
Light-
-
Ry
Brockton Gas Light Co v t c—25
♦
Amer Dis Tel of N J com
Edison Co
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord_.—-*
101%
See Investment trusts
96""
Boston
104
York Rys 1st M* 5s '37 opt. J&D
5s
112%
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Brit Col Pow Corp A
10734
100%
Hydro-Elec Co—
1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st mtge 334s 1961
J&J
43
53
48
20
100
See Investment Trusts
Boston Elevated
25
.
Wisconsin
117%
-
22%
It
6%
Class A
Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref.
Atlantic City Elec $6 pref
99
'7
..—...*
$6% preferred
I
*
|7 preferred.
*
Option warrants
I
Assoc Telep Co Ltd 81.25 pf—*
Assoc Telep & Teleg $6 pref
*
22
21]
H
134
1134
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref
*
6% preferred
......*
59
8
Called June 1 at 105.
5%
IV*
27
-
1213
1013
56
32
56
55
52
40
23
com
—
M&N
f 6s 1952
s
American Cities Power &
93
Light
......
60
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s '41 A&O
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941 .M&N
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'61 J&D
100
54
63
50
38
5s
70
_
88%
83%
Wabash Telephone—
1st M 4Kb A 1956——,
Warren Ohio Telep 6s 1942J
Washington Gas & El Co—
Bridge 3%-6%s. 1960—...J&J
West Va WaterJService—
1st mtge 4s 1961
—A&O
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave Ry
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50—J&D
Gen mtge 334s gtd 1967...J&J
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971-A&0
Utilities Public Service Co—
Vermont LtgCorp 1st 5s'44
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
Virginia Electric & Power—
1st & ref M 4s ser A 1955.1
Virginia Public Service Co—
86%
1st M 5s
Unterelbe Power & Light Co-
>/
&
Common
86
Williamsport Water Co
1st M 5s Aug 1952ser A..-F&A
_
•
103%
68
1st M
74%
United Securities Co—
Coll s f 5Hs ser A 1952—Mi
109
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
63
tmrnrnm.
United Railways or Havana—
Eq 7 Kb Feb 151936
F<!
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
J
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s '34-J
11834
109%
10834
102
62
15-year
United Pub Util Corp—
Convcolltr 5Kb B I960---J
United Rys Cos 4% ctfs '49-J<
12%
..25
25
*
16 preferred*
15 preferred-*
Amer Public Serv pref
...100
American Service $3 preferred- -*
Amer States Utility com
1
Preferred25
Amer Superpower Corp com
*
First 86 preferred*
Preferred $6 series
*
American Telep & Teleg
100
Amer Powei
100
62%
63% Bell Telep of Pa 6% % pref —100
25
6134
62% Beverly Gas & Elec
*
Mut Un 6s ext at 5%to'4lM&N k 106
Sept 25 Birmingham Elec $7 pref
86 preferred.
Western United Gas & Elec Co—
Birmingham Gas 86 pref
106
*
104%
1st 534» 1955 ser A
.—J&D
104
Birmingham Wat Wks 6% pf.100
1st 5s series B 1957
M&S
Blackstone Val Gas & El pref-100
Western Utilities Corp—
Blue Ridge Corp—
58
60
6% notes 1937
M&N
f
6ha 1933-
9834
Fdg & R E M 4Kb g '50—M&N
25-year g 5s 1951
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 i960--..M&S
|lll
104
Lt&Rys(Me)6s A'62 A&O
Deb 6s 1973
40
97
60
1st & ref 534s 1960
F&A
Western States Util 6s A '45-A&O
Western Union Telegraph—
•r
1%
3%
.-.*
-
—
35
Western Public Service Co—
_
97
91
89
26%
110
*
—*
Amer Utilities Service
9834
91
55
1st M 5s 1951
-—M&N
1st 5s series B 1950
-J&J
Deb s f 6s extd 1950
M&N
Western Pow (Can) 6s 1949--J&J
103
__
66
IS
1st ext 334s 1956———-A&O
2d extended 1956
M&N
West Texas Utilities Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
...A&O
West Virginia Ohio River
—
100%
934
934
75
334 %
__
United
102
97
_
45
38
Deb g 6% s 1974
M&N
1st 1 & consol 5%s 1959—A&O
Deb g 6s 1975
M&N
10134
105
Canadian Hydro-Elec—
1st 6s ser A w w 1950--—-J&J
Conv deb 6%s 1945
J&J
West Coast Telep 5s A 1953-J&J
West End St Ry—See Boston E)
West End Trac—See Phlla Co
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954—J&D
West Penn Elec deb 5s 2030-A&0
West Penn Power—
1st M 5s 1963 series E—M&S
1st M 4s 1961 series H
J&J
1st M 3%s ser 11966—-J&J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960—J&D
West Phila Pass Ry—
$6 preferred—.
Amer Gas & Power com
1st $6 preferred
Warrants
American Light & Traction.
6% preferred
_
90
lst M s f 7s 1945
M&S15
Union Elec Co of Missourl-
Union Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Union Traction—See Phlla R T
Union Water Service Co—
First lien 5%s '51 ser A-M&N
61"
105%
West
100%
Tyrol Hydro-Klec Pow Co—
1st MTs f 7%s 1955
M&N
Guar s f 7s 1952—
1952
F&A
r
UJlgawa Elec Power (Japan)-
59
105
Wayne United Gas 634s '44. J&D
100
Twin States Gas & Electric—v
1st 1 & ref 5%s 1945 Ser A.M&S
J&J
J&J
1st Ms fg 5s 1940
J&J
Certificates of deposit
—
Watert'n L&P—See No N Y Util.
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co—
1st
6s
1959—
J&J
118%
1952—J&J
55"
53
107
Bid
Amer Gas & Elec com.--.—.-*
105
10734
70
6234
106%
Troy Gas Co 1st 5s 1939--M&N
2d Cs 1939
—-----F&A
23 Street Ry—See N Y Rys
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
1st lien & ref 5%s A 1952J&D
J&J
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington Water Power Co—
45
86
67
Tri-Oounty Telep 4%s B *56 A&O
Troy Olty Ry 1st cons 5s '42 A&O /
115%
Bonds
Ask
115
104
rash Ry & El g 4s 1951—J&D
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949—A&O
1st guar 5s 1949A&O
45""
8434
1st 4s new 1942—————
Traction Term'l Oorp 5s '57. .J&J
Trenton G & El g os 1949—M&S
Trent'n Pass Ry 1st ext 6s'61 A&O
Trenton St Ry ext 5s 1968--J&J
General 6s 1941
—J&D
Bid
Refunding 5s 1958
30%
734
50
1st 5s g 1942..F&A
Westchester El 1st 6s g 43-J&J
Yonkors Ry 1st 5s 1946--A&O
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79.F&A
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st b f 7s 1955 ser A—M&S15
Tokyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series-—J«D15
Toledo Edison 5s 1962
M&N
Union Ry
1st lien & ref 5%s B
Bonds
Ask
3%
97%
2
96
%
99
1%
2
MARCH, 1938]
PUBLIC
Quotation! for all securities
Stocks
Par
Chicago Rys partlc ctfs
Series 2
Series 3
Bid,
are as near as
Essex
—100
.......100
...100
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5% pf 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp
...100
80
Cine New & Cov Lt & Trac__100
94
Preferred
Cincinnati Street Ry
74
100
.,.50
Suburb Bell Telep.—60
Cincin &
Cities Service com....
Preferred
7% preferred
Cleve Elec Ilium
35
33
6154
6554
62
82
15*
3
67)4
IX
1)4
*
100
Preferred
Gatlneau Power
100
—.100
Gen Gas & Elec (Del) com A..*
5% prior preferred
*
$6 cum conv pref ser A
*
$6 con v pref ser B
*
$7 preferred
*
$8 preferred
*
55
105)4
96 J
24L
IX
Gen Public Service Corp
35'
—*
Community Pow & Lt com—-*
19
First preferred 6%
..100
Community Pub Serv com
25
Community Water Serv com
1
7% preferred
*
Concord Elec Co 6% pref....100
Common....
._...*
23
6)4% preferred
Connecticut Power
Connecticut Ry& Lighting
4 H% preferred
24
24)4
22 )4
5*
30
110
47
Conn Gas & Coke Sec pref.....*
Common
*
323
*
100
..—25
53
X
9%
4)4
63
1145*
21)4
91)4
$5 preferred
*
Consolidated Gas Utilities com
Cons Trac of N J—See P S
Corp
Gas
$4.50 preferred
._...*
Continental Gas & Electric—
7% prior preferred
100
Oontinen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Orescent Public Service
r
22)4
18334
935*
83
23)4
184
95)4
85)4
57)4
28
30
45
34
34
1
100
25
31
50
48
100
182
100
108
99
10934
101
78
.50
6% pf-100
80
334
1534
4)4
16
103*1
.....1
107)4
10134
103
10
14
12)4
1434
85
§5*
215*
100
1554
68*
85""
50c"
100
*
*
■
*
2f*
*
23
*
4
,
100
48
Iowa Southern Util
44
7% pref..100
6% preferred
Italian Superpower
100
A—*
61
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd.
*r
33)4
Preferred
100 r 130
Jamaica Water Supp 7)4 % pf_.50
53)4
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 7% pf_100
81
_
*
Without par value,
k Last sale.
39 )4
475*
common
6% preferred
5)4% preferred
n.Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
3X
9
ox
29
5
25
5)4
8)4
,11
20
43
45"
s*
99
49)4
101
82
83
90
39
41
34
36
X
100
71)4
100
*
13)4
4*
6% preferred
100
6% prior preferred
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred.. 100
Mass Power & Light Associat'n
10
1)4
*
*
*
....
16*
*
1
1
1)4
partic preferred
50
Memphis Natural Gas
Memphis Power & Light $7 pf.
23 X
conv
$6 preferred
Metropolitan Edison Co—
$5 cum preferred
$6 preferred series O
$6 prior preferred
7% prior preferredMexican Northern Ry com
Av*
48
41
*
*
55
70
*
99
*
102
100
14*
Preferred
......100
Middle West Corp com
5
Warrants
Middle West Utilities
$6 convpreferred series A
Midland United
55*
1)4
6c
*
...*
*
com
Convertible pref A
Midland Util 7% prior lien.. 100
6% prior lien
100
7% preferred class A
.100
6% preferred class A—...100
Milw Elec Ry & Light—
6% pref series 1921
100
Minnesota Pow & Lt 7% pref lOO
$6 cum preferred
100
2)4
IX
*5*
93
76
67
Mississippi Power $6 pref
*
$7 preferred
—.*
Miss Power & Light 6% pref
*
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref.100
39
47
53 X
105
85c
84
co m
*
2X
2334
5
48)4
58
r
r
r
65
Ex-dividend.
90 X
305*
60)*
86
*8
ill*
7% preferred
100
Mountain States Tel & Tel--100
Montana Power 6% pref
*
Municipal Service 6% pref
100
Nassau & Suffolk 7% pref
1()0
National City Lines com
1
$3 conv preferred
50
National Gas & Elec com..— 10
90)4
1)4
18
9
30X
3X
National Power & Light com...*
$6 preferred
*
Nebraska Power 7% 1st pref 100
7
51
110
106
6% preferred..—
100
Nevada-Calif Electric com..—100
Preferred
..200
5)4
52
Newark Consolidated Gas..
New Brunswick Light—
% Feb
k
*
6% preferred
100
Empire Power Corp partic stk—*
$6 preferred
—._.*
Empire Telephone com
*
Preferred.
—.25
Engineers Pub Serv com
...1
$5 convertible preferred
*
$5)4 pref (with warrants)....*
$6 preferred
*
100
58
i*
Iff
7ff
45
7%
634% preferred
210
73""
4)*
$6 preferred
_*
Investors Telephone com
*
Iowa Electric 6)4s pref
100
Iowa El Lt & Pow 6% pref—100
7% preferred
100
1 wa Pow & Lt 7 % pref
100
Io wa Pub Serv $6 pref
*
6)4% preferred
*
$/ preferred
*
60
50
88
87
fc J*
.........
Warrants series of 1940
Interstate Natural Gas
Interstate Power pref $7
46
86
50
$1.75 preferred
$3.50 prior preferred
Optional warrants
20
Mountain States Power com—»
25
International Ry v t c
International Telep & Teleg
Foreign share ctfs
International Utilities A
Class B
1
75*
Maiden Electric Co
25
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
25
Manhattan Railway 7% guar 100
Modified 5% guar
100
Marcon Int Marine
Monongahela L & P—See PhilaCo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhilaCo
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pref 25
Montana Dakota Utilities com. 10
5% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Montana Power 6% pref
*
Montreal L H & Pow Cons.—..*
Montreal Telegraph
40
Montreal Tramways com
.100
Mountain Fuel Supply
10
51
Internat Ocean Teleg (guar).. 100
International Power Co
* r
1st preferred
100 r
Internat Power Securities com..*
Units
*
102
75
25
Missouri Pub Service
110
Warrants..
97
100
25
49)4
6% preferred
....100
634 % preferred
.100
Indianapolis Ry Co v t c
100
Interboro Rapid Transit.....100
*
H
44
100
88)4
,43
1554
112)4
100
23
100
Internat Hydro-El Syst A
Conv pref $3.50 series
Railway Co
87)4
*
84
105
Mississippi Valley Utilities—*
Missouri Pow & Lt $6 pref
*
7% preferred
100
Indianapolis Power & Light—
100
_*
Preferred
104)*
Indiana General Service—
100
100
100
100
...100
Empire & Bay State Teleg—. 100
Empire District Elec 6% pf—100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co pf 8%. 100
L
6% preferred
100
Indiana Hydro Elec 7% pref.100
Indiana Service Co 6% pref..100
....*
-
9)4
8)4
See Investment Trusts
Elec Power & Light Corp...
*
$7 preferred
.....*
$6 preferred
2d pref series A
*
_
1)4
32)4
235
225
100
*
com
Illuminating Shares class A
Michigan Elec—
7% preferred
$7 preferred series A
......*
$6 preferred series B
*
Eastern Util Assoc com....
*
Eliz & Trenton RR com
Preferred
Eliz Consolidated Gas
,34
Indiana &
East Shore Pub Serv 6
>4% Pf 100
6% preferred
100
Eastern States Corp com
—._*
Preferred
Warrants
15c"
43
$6 preferred
50
Hlinois Water Serv 6% pref—1O0
Illuminating & Power Securities—
100
El Paso Electric Co (Del) —
Preferred series A 7%
100
El Paso Nat Gas com
......3
2
25
$7 junior preferred
East Middlesex Street Ry.—100
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc's com *
,
"8c"
25
Illinois Power & Light—
t c—1
......
8
25
com
Arrears certificates
Duquesne Nat Gas common.—.*
$4 preferred
.*
$5 preferred
*
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co-
Class A full paid
34
Hartford Gas
Illinois North Utilities
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
...
32)4
7)4
Hartford Electric Light
5% Preferred
Detroit Edison
.100
Duke Power..
100
Duluth Superior Transit com ..*
Conv stock
26
2)4
59)4
Preferred
Havana Elec Ry com
6% preferred
33)4
100
100
7% preferred
Lynn Gas & Elec Co
Mackay Companies 4% pref
5%
f
*
6% preferred
7% preferred
Warrants
Mass Utilities Associates vtc
85
25
Illinois Iowa Power common .._*
100
Electric Bond & Share
$6 preferred
$5 preferred
Elec Power Association
t c
Preferred
...
6% preferred
414% prior preferred
Eastern Mass St Ry com..
6% 1st pref stamped
6% pref B stock
5% adjustment stock
v
Hudson County Gas
*
v
64)4
Huntington Water 7 % pref!
Idaho Power 7% pref
10C
6% 1st preferred
*
111 Commercial Telep $6 pref
*
Dayton Pow & Lt 4)4% pref.100
Denver Tramway com
East. Coast Public Service
63
92
76
r
39
100
Louisiana Power & Light $6
pf_*
Louisv Gas & Elec com cl A
*
$2 Preferred
24
*
100
110)*
100
Common with warrants
Common without warrants
21
Holyoke Water Power
Houston Natural Gas
Power & Lt 6% pref—.....100
5 H% preferred—
100
Dallas Power & Light 7 % pref 100
Derby Gas & Elec $7 pref
67
Hestonville M & F—See PhilaRT
Cumberland Co (Maine)
Preferred
734
30)*
67
25
*
_*
Amer dep rets for ord shs
£1
Market St Ry(San
Francisco). 100
88
52
83
97
5
73
8
Commun'y—
66
Haverhill Elec Co
100
1
6% preferred
13
50
PhilaRT
7% pref class A
com...
Cuban Telephone pref—
Cumberland Gas com
8
11*
12)*
Harrisburg Rys common...—.50
(Reading)....25
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Consumers Power $5 pref...—.*
2
78
72
Hamilton Bridge
Preferred
Hamilton Gas common
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phila Co
Consumers
29)4
44
Gas $1.25 pref
*
Greenwich Wat & Gas 6% pf-100
Gulf States Util $6 pref
*
$5.50 pref
*
Hackensack Water
25
62
Preferred
100
Lowell Electric Light
J
Luzerne Co Gas & El $6 pref.100
Feb
X
85
5)4
275*
65
25
13
22
36
100
com
Louisville
45
12 )4
54
23
41
9
35
100
50
40
104
*
45"
30
32
Greenwich
44
Cons Edison Co of N Y com....*
A"
25
Gold & Stock Telep (guar)
100
Green & Coates—See Phila R T
Green Mt Pow Corp $6 pref—*
4
100
100
Long Island Lighting
7 % preferred A
6% preferred B
m
83
1
32
30
45
.
100
Light—
Lone Star Gas Corp
6 34 % preferred
3
26)4
154
noX
92
108
6% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
Kentucky Utilitias 6% pref—100
7% Junior preferred
50
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref..*
Keystone Telephone $4 pref
50
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref—
100
5% preferred
100
Laclede Gas Light
100
5% preferred
100
Kansas Power &
Light & Pow Securities Co
Preferred
—
n
5% preferred
*
Gen Telephone Corp com
20
$3 conv preferred
*
Warrants
Gen Telep Allied Corp $6 pref. *
Gen Wat Gas & Elec com A
1
$3 preferred
*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
*
$5 preferred
*
Germantown Pass—See
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
113
100
100
Consol Elec & Gas $6 pref......*
Cons Gas E L & P (Bait)
5% preferred series A
100
r
118)4
*
100
Lawrence Gas & Elec Lt
25
Lexington Util 6)4 % pref
25
Lexington Wat Serv 7% pref....
%
9)*
*
common
38
T
2
*
*k
56 preferred
General Pub Util
100
103
26
254
121
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock..
M
....
93
23%
38)4
100
*
...
5% preferred
Optional warrants
$6 preferred
Commonwealth Water & Light—
6% preferred
*
Connecticut Light & Power
com
IX
22%
34
2)4
125
Gas & Elec of Bergen County. 100
Gas Utilities Co
*
100
preferred
R
*
common
79)4
90
36
98
100
Gary Elec & Gas
M
154
2154
2254
23
36)4
(guar)—100
Gandy Bridge common
*
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
Columbus Delaware & Marion—
7% preferred
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
6% preferred A
..100
6 34 % preferred B
..100
Commonwealth Edison Co
25
Commonwealth Gas
1
Commonwealth & Sou Corp com *
7%
Phila
*
...
7% pref.. 100
X
Franklin Telegraph
Coast Co Gas & El 1st pref..100
Colum G & El Corp (Del) com..*
6% preferred series A
100
5% preferred
5% conv preferred
S'thwark—see
Bid
Par
6% preferred
Co
$6 preferred
*
$6)4 preferred
*
$7 preferred
*
Fitchburg Gas & Elec Light.-50
Florida Power Corp 7 % pref. .100
Florida Power & Lt $7 pref
*
Foreign Light & Power units—*
&
R
135*
A—*
Stocks
Kansas City Power &
Light—
1st pref $6 series B
Kansas City Pub Serv
Kansas Elec Pow 6% pref
Kansas Gas & Elec
10
75
15
*
com
"6)4
Phila
51
Federal Power & Light com—60
Fed St & Pleasant Val—See Phila
Frankf'd
*
$4.50 preferred..
Cleveland Railway
5
..—25
Preferred ($6)
Federal Water Service
......-100
common
10
Federal Light & Tr com
30
Preferred B
Preferred BB
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref
*
$7 preferred
100
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
Citizens Utilities com
..3
Citizens Water Co of Wash (Pa)—
62
100
Fall River Gas Works
454
79
Ask
60
182
Fairm't Pk & Hadd Pass Ry—See
Fall River Elec Light
25
rlH
si*
*
.....100
10
...100
...
Bid
50
European Elec class A
Option warrants
-
STOCKS
Par
Company
Essex & Hudson Gas
.
Series 4
Stocks
Ask
1—100
ser
UTILITY
possible for tbe closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
100
122
Heat & Power
New Eng Gas & Elec Assn—
100
121
$5)4 preferred stamped
*
New Eng Pow Assn com
*
6% preferred
100
$2 preferred
*
New England Pow Co $6 pref.100
New England Pub Ser com——*
$7 prior preferred
*
$7 preferred
*
$6 preferred
...»
$6 prior pref
*
New England Tel & Tel
100,
New England Water Light &
22
Power Assn 6% pre*
100
New Haven Water
50
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Fer pref 100
New Jersey Pow & Lt $6 pref—*
New
Jersey Water pref
New Mexico Gas
6% preferred
83
73
66
com
100
5
50
11
54
16
125
32
12
10)4
27
90
90
u
74
t115
98
95
434
34
PUBLIC
80
Quotations for all securities are
Par
Stocks
Bid
N Y Mutual Telegraph—....25
N Y Oity Omnibus common....*
99
■
100
30
95
18
*
Ian.
%
1%
IV*
66)4
38)4
.25
Northern N Y Util 7% pref—100
Northern Ohio Telep 6% pref-100
58
41
93
93
100
97
7% preferred
Nor States Power (Del) cl A
mm
mm
mm
m,
.100
11
60
89)4
%
57
90
10)4
14
22
28
48
51
52
54
Northwestern Telegraph......60
NY PA NJ Utilities $3 pref.
-*
29)4
30
Ohio Public Service 5%
5 H % 1st preferred
—*
—*
100
100
--100
54
50
111
49
112)4
83
*
22
6% preferred
83
85
92
Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway
k Bridge 4% cum pref
100
Omnibus Corp vtc
8% conv preferred A
Ottawa
Light Heat & Pow—100
-.100
25
25
Pacific Gas & Electric
1st
11X
100
55
r
Pacific & Atlantic Tel (gu)
1st
8
50
Preferred
12
Pacific Pow & Lt 3
554
17
112
...
136)4
Paterson & Passaic Gas & El..
121
10
—
22 X
10854
24
39
Penn-Ohio
Edison—
Warrants.
....
254
54
....
Warrants B
13
9
58
Partic class A
4
23
98)4
$5
71
mm
mm
mm
91
Peoples Water & Gas pref—-10(
Philadelphia Co com
$5 preferred
6% cum preferred
..'
..."
7
5)4
59
57 X
34)4
3554
62)4
5(
68
12
Citizens
)
)
)
>
Monongahela Lt & Pow
£ )
Monongahela St Ry
t )
Phila & Darby—See Phila R T
19
1
m>mmm
22
9
115)4
7X
*
without par value
—
—
United
—
17
31
33
1554
39)4
654
61)4
51)4
6X
100
52
Common
9
32
6%
X
54
32
60
94)4
95)4
82
81
110
8)4
mm
v
9)4
1
80c
105
107
mm
6X% preferred series O——25
6% preferred series B
25
Original preferred
....25
Southern Cfalif Gas Co—
6% preferred series A
25
Southern Canada Power
*
Southern Col Pow com A
25
$6 preferred
mm
107
109
Non-voting
109)4
115
103 X
70
111
106)4
16 X
18)4
IX
9)4
75
7
22
98)4
1054
100
8i$
l8*
5c
iox
18)4
21X
20X
23 X
33
36)4
37X
87
*
87
1
1
2
l
1 fcl* 1
13
100
Feb.17
15
108
70
109
72
100
61
*
22
63
24
*
99)4
100
16"
98
88)4
9554
88)4
7%
6%
;
*
preferred
cum preferred-.
West Penn Power 7 % pref
6% preferred
100
100
cum
100
100
West Phila Pass—See Phila R T
West Texas Utilities $6 pref..
*
West Va Ohio River Bridge—
Common
....._..*
110
100
94
98
90
120
114)4
72
2
74
5
___*
12
15
88
93
85c
21
95c
25
.*
27)4
28*
...
—
-
-
-
-
35c
10c
4
Preferred..
;
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western N Y Water pref.
Western Union Telegraph-.
Western United Gas & Elec—
6 % preferred
13
22 X
17
22 X
24%
Westmoreland Water pref—
27
25 X
28
3524
36
2954
30 X
Class B
12
12 X
Preferred
*
100
26 X
100
95)4
100
*
154
254
58
86
24"
1254
5)4
1254
Wheeling Elec 6% pref .....IOO
Water pref....
*
Winnipeg Elec class A
•
*
6
96
w
12M
27
97 X
loo"
111
~2X
2X
100
11
15
Wisconsin Pow & Lt 6% pref.lOO
62
63
7% preferred
62
84
6)4% preferred
22
95
Willi am s port
100
*
100
April 15 at 100.
*
25
140
6
143
254
254
11
12 X
k Last sale.
100
66
67
Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp 7% pflOO
*
common
t Correction: Called for redemption
'S
600
Preferred
4.80% cum preferred
100
Southern Nat Gas class A com..*
B
70
Wast Va' Water Serv 6%"pref—I*
Western Lt & Tel com
_1
102)4
25c
3X
l°oH
100
100
100
55
108
"2 X
24
38
*
common...
Preferred
Southern Indiana G & E—
Glass
68)4
IX
X
X
9X
West Penn Elec Co class A
2
95
96)4
10 X
97)4
84 X
10X
102
65
Washington Wat Pow 6% pref—*
21)4
70)4
4X
93 X
64)4
100
7% cum pref..
Virginia Elec & Power—
$6 preferred--Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
6% preferred
Washington (D C) Gas
Wash (D C) Gas Light com
Wash Gas & Elec 7% pref
Wash (D C) Ry <fc B1 com.
4
3
29
99
*
$7 preferred..
Utica Gas & Elec 7% pref
$6 preferred
Utilities Power & Lt cl A—.
mm
254
25
%
10)4
101)4
2)4
—
Class B
X
8X
IX
4
93
2)4
23 54
Ii
10
Utah Power & Light—
_
mm mm mm
mm
67)4
+
*
13X
IX
42
*
com
B
107
3X
3
28)4
Xs
$2.75 preferred.
"III"*
$3 preferred—.
♦
Script
United Tel & Elec 6% pref^—IOO
7% preferred
100
115)4
50c
100
100
X
8)4
pref
I
"*
United Light & Ry 6% pref—.100
6.36% preferred
—100
7% preferred
100
United Public Service Corp.._
1
'■
mm
4%
40
108
cum 1st
United Pub Util com A
Class B common
95)4
83 X
105)
13)
..
94 X
94
37
I
♦
Haven""*
A
107
4
...I.I*
United Lt & Pr
7
30
102
92
82
104
.
454
4)4
108
7c
100)4
....__*
$5 preferred
United III Co of New
56
89
2X
United Gas & Elec
(Conn) com.*
7 % preferred
100
United Gas Corp com
1
$7 pref series A
H«
Warrants
United Gas Improvement..
*
,
37 X
Corp
$3 cum preferred
Warrants
1
113
12
99
53
*
91
89
-
10
97)4
87 X
*
80
11154
2*
"
Preferred
50
Union Pass—See Phila RT"""
Union Traction—See Phila R T
-
16
—
Ex-dlvldend.
-
98
82)4
100
...
8*
3%
3
ioo
100
Union Gas (Canada)
Union Gas System com
.—.
_
78)4
$4 preferred
60
South Bay Conpol Water pref.lOO
South Carolina Power 6% pref-*
49)4
45
..100
—100
7% preferred
6% preferred..
.
72
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Rio Grande Valley Gas v t c
1
Riverside Traction.
50
Preferred-60
98
100
-
7% preferred--.100
Union Electric Co of
Missouri—
80
Southern New Eng Telep
Southern Union Gas com..
Preferred
x
135)4
119)4
105 X
182
<3)ass
Preferred
•
91
rwtn States Gas,
£Ej 7% preflOO
Twin City Rapid Transit-*
31
105
100
Southeastern Pow & Lt—
Warrants
Southern & Atlantic Teleg
87
100
Toledo-Edison pref A 7%
6% preferred
5%
preferred
102
93
l6"
54
20
31)4
19)4
3054
133)4
117)4
South Calif Edison common—25
:
100 X
18
Southeastern Gas & Water A—*
Common
53
55
50
97
Peoria Water Works 7% pref.lO(
Phila City Pass—See Phila R T
106
91
-
6% preferred...
7% preferred
14
92
115
$3 .50 preferred
*
Texas Power & Lt 7%
pref—100
6% preferred
*
Third Avenue Ry (NY)
100
13th & 16th Sts—See Phila R T
Tidewater Power 6% pref*
South Pittsburgh Water—
9
8)4
mm
84
100)4
33%
52
m.
1454
754
99)4
31X
154
IX
154
IX
30%
Scrh
mm
mm
30
pref——*
Amer Utilities com
22 X Dec. 1
.
80
-105
mm
66
31""
107
72
South
1"
*
95"
4
1354
654
mm
mm
73
87
4)4
mmm
mm
B
26)4
Rochester Gas & Electric—
mm
101
86
81
9
19)4
49 X
100
111
6% preferred series O
100
6% preferred series D——100
2954
5% preferred series E
-100
28
Roch Telep $6)4 pref
10u
38
10
10354 Rockland Light & Power
St Louis County Water pref--100
53
St Louis Pub Serv common
*
7% preferied
*
5)4 San Antonio Pub Serv 7% pf-100
8% preferred
100
1754
San Diego Cons Gas & Electric114
7% preferred.
100
139
San Joaquin Lt & Power—
7% prior preferred
100
20
6% prior preferred
100
24)4
Savannah El & Pow 6% prer.100
112
Scranton Electric $6 pref
-.*
26
Scranton-Spring Brook
41
Water Service 6% pref
Seattle Gas common
*
4
1st $5 preferred
100
IX
2d $5 preferred
*
14
Second Ave RR Cop (NY)
♦
13
2d & 3d Sts Ry—See Phlta R T
60
Shawinigan Water & Power
♦
6
Shenango Valley Water pref. .100
26
Sierra Pac Elec 6% pref
100
Sierra Pacific Pow common
*
Preferred
100
87
Sioux City Gas & El $7 pref-.100
82
45
preferred
Pacific Telep & Teleg
6%
preferred
'mm
16
52
6% preferred
Pacific Public Service—
Common non-voting......
1st
mm
ifx
*
113
26 X
29)4
27)4
3754
103 X
($6).
—
100
26 X
25
preferred (6%)
preferred (5)4%)
8254
'•'
*»
25
97
105
representing com.
Rhode Isld Pub Serv $2 pref.--*
10)4
95 X
r
Preferred
v
~9X
8)4
Terre Haute Elec 6% pref
100
Texas Electric
Ry
......100
Texas Elec Service $6
pref._...*'
Texas Gas Util com
1
Texas Hydro Elec common....*
4
354
Amer shares
*
100
*
Oregon Wash Water pref
99)4
4X
23 X
_.*
1
^
23
3
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Pow—
89
4
23
Tennessee El P 1st pref (7%).100
7.2% 1st preferred
100
1st preferred (6%)
100
5% cum 1st preferred
100
2)4
IX
3X
Common
*
Public Serv of Okla 6% pref—100
92
Jfi
«,
~9X
4
*
5% conv preferred.
8l" Tampa Elec Co
77
95
29
98
x
-
IX
*
6)4% preferred
45
89
x
-.100
15
-50
100
6% preferred
Corp com
$3 preferred6% conv preferred
Okla Nat Gas
94
9354
9)4
28)4
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 7% preflOO
1%
mm
24
254
_
—-*
*
Queens Borough G & E 6% pf 100
Radio Corp of Amer
*
$5 preferred B
*
$3.50 conv 1st pref
—*
Rapid Transit Ry—See P 8 Corp
Republic Nat Gas com
1
32
34
154
30
18
41
Public Serv El & G $5
OX
Preferred
*
Suburban Rapid Transit St Ry_50
Superior Wat u, & Pow 7% pflOO
Swiss American Elec
pref
100
Syracuse Ltg 6% pref100
120
Puget Sound Pr & Lt $6 pref
$5 prior preferred
Quebec Power common
101
80
92
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
*
7% preferred
9354
99)4
IX
75
.
Rapid Transit St Ry Co—100
So Jersey Gas & Elec Trac- -100
Public Serv Co of Nor 111
60
92 X
101
47
30
17
Class
30
20
20
15
2
-*
Union Water.
&
42
75
*
$8 cum prior pref
Standard Pow & Lt com
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
-
91X
-.100
100
-.100
..1
—5
1
Ohio Valley Gas com
Ohio Water Service A com
20
100
pref—*
$6 preferred..
*
Public Serv Co of N H $6 pref--*
$5 preferred
-;
*
Public Serv Corp of N J—
*
8% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
$5 preferred
*
58 X
81
Ohio Service Holding com
7
6% preferred
100
46
pref.lOO
6% preferred
7% preferred
10
6
Public Serv of Ind $7 prior
15
—
7% preferred
Ohio Power 6% pref
7
88#
39
73
Springfield City Water 6% pf 100
Springfield Gas & Elec pref
*
Springfield Gas Lt Co
..25
Springf'd (Mass) St Ry Cos pf 100
Standard Gas & Elec com
$7 cum prior pref
$4 cum preferred-—
14
123 X
.
Public Elec Light pref—
100
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref—100
1154
69)4
57
Ohio Elec Power 6% pref
6
Providence Gas
66)4
$7 preferred
3
'
7% preferred
—-——100
6 % preferred—
100
(Minn) $5 series cum pref
*
Northern Texas Elec 6% pref. 100
Northwest Electric 7% pref—100
North West U til 7% pref
100
7% prior lien
100
N'wesiern i'uo Serv 6% pref. 100
7% ^referred.
100
Ohio Edison $6 pref
20
pref—-100
7% prior preferred
100
Portland Gas & Coke 7 % pref 100
Portland Gas Light-50
Postal Teleg & Cable 7 % pref 100
Potomac Eaison Co 6% pref--100
7% preferred
100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref.-.100
5)4%
preferred
100
Power Corp of Canada com
*
72
...
15
R T
Pittsburgh Suburban Water1—
$5.50 preferred-—.
100
62
70
''»erties Gas..
5
Plainfiela
60
preferred
5Mi% preferred
3)4
Portland Elec Pow 6%
-100
100
7%
30
IX
2
"1)4
pref 100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6%
20
38
53
13
43
0
35
50
10
41
*
10
45
15
14
Phila Traction—See Phila
35
Northeastern Wat & Elec com..*
NT'>ri'iprn i
66
■AH
Nor Amer Utility Sec-. ...—-*
Nor Host Ltg Prop com-..-—.-*
Preferred
-—■
100
$4 preferred
854
7554
13
X
IX
1954
52)4
93 X
IX
75
50
90
Amer Edison $6 pref——*
North Amer Light & Pow
1
North
$6 preferred
"
35
108
6
35
12
7% pref—100
Southwestern G & E 7% pref.lOO
Southwestern Lt & Pr com A...*
Preferred
—._*
S'western States Telep com
*
40
PhllaCityPass Ry($22)4 pd)-50
Phila & Darby Pass Ry
50
Phil & Gray's Py ($25 pd)—50
Philadelphia Traction
50
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)—60
2d « 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th & 15th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd)-—-50
Union Traction ($17)4 pd)_60
West Phila Pass guar
50
23
30
10
123 X
12
31
122
S western Bell Tel
2)4
4X
3)4
Citizens Passenger guar
50
Continen Pass Ry ($29 pd)_50
Fairm't Pk & Haddington. .60
Prandf'd & Southwark Pass.50
Germantown
Passenger
50
Green & Coates Sts ($15 pd) 60
Hestonville M & P com
50
Preferred---50
120
-60
preferred
2554
10)4
92 X
100)4
20
Niagara Huds >n Power
-10
1st pref $5 series—.—..—.100
2d pref 5% series..
....100 fc
Olass A option warrants
—
Class B option warrants...——
North American Co com
*
6%
8%_pref
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—50
7%
preferred-.60
17
32
Ask
121)4
Southwest Cons Gas Util com
1
Southwest Gas (Okla) 7% preflOO
116
31
1 )4
Bid
Par
So Jer G El & Tr—See P S Oorp
Southwestern Bell Tel preT—100
32
31
115
*
$5 preferred
Phila Elec Power
12"
24%
9)4
91)4
Option warrants
—...—
N Y Pow & Lt Corp $6 pref-----*
7%
preferred
..-..-100
N Y & Richmond Gas 6% preflOO
N Y & Queens El L & Pow—
Common.
—*
5%
preferred
100
New York Steam Co common—*
$7 preferred series A
*
$6 preferred
....—
-*
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
8tocka
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Grays—See Phila R T
Philadelphia Elec Co com
91X
9
day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Phila &
4)4
54)4
!
53
7% prelerred
-—.
—*
Newport Elec 6% pref
-100
New Rochelle Water 7% pref 100
STOCKS
UTILITY
possible for the closing
Ask
*
New Orleans Pub. Serv com
as near as
94
96
6)4% preferred
100
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref...--100
87
89
Wolverine Power
Co
Worcester Trans Assoc-....
York (Pa) Railways pref...
York Water Co.
n
Nominal.
116)4
4X
4
50
......
r Canadian price.
18
26
JH
23
30
t New stock-
Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities
Under the
heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities'1 we include all issues which do not appear
headings, namely "Railroads" "Investing Companies" and "Public Utilities."
In the
ofjstocks, however, we put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land,"
"Title Guarantee
and Safe Deposit Companies"
under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the
under the previous three
case
"Industrial and Miscellaneous."
NOTICE—All bond
prices
are
Quotations for aM securities
Bonds
Bid
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942.M&S
'
102 %
Bonds
Bid
Bonds
S*
53%
Botany Cons Mills 6%s '34.A&O /
Certificates of deposit
92%
W>
101
British Am Oil deb 4s 1945--M&S
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
103
...
88
110
75
94
88
Brown Shoe Oo3%s 1950—F&A
Brack Silk M Ltd 6%s '45-M&N
Alabama Co gen 6s 1938
98
21
56
Brown Co 1st 5%s 1946-—A&O /
1st 5%s 1950 ser B
M&S f
J&J
Akron Times-Press 1st 6s '45 A&O
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955—J&J
Income 6s 1955
s
f 6s 1940
86
J&D
57"
54
107
92
95
45
47
81
Crown Cork & Seal Co Inc—
15-yr 4s s f Nov 1 1950-.M&N
Crown Willamet Pap 6s '51..J&J
Crucible Steel Co deb 5s '40.M&N
56
106
90
94
Bryant Paper 6s A 1942
M&N
77
Cuban Tobacco
99
80
90
40
50
105%
Conv
84
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
36
41"
62
64
40
49 %
6s 1955
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s 1946 J&J
40
50
Burns Bros deb 5s A 1961--M&S
Burns & Co Ltd 1st s f 5s 1958 J&J f
Income 5s 1958
J&J f
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
A&O
75
83
86
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
J&J
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s '60--A&O
Butterick Co 6% notes '39..A&O
85 %
84 %
87 %
Byers Machine 3-6s
84%
80
104 %
104%
Byrndum Corp 3-yr notes Jan 15 *39
Calif Cooperative Creamery—
1st s f 6s 1948
A&O
Deb s f guar 1943
A&O
*
6s assented
w w
57
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962
A&O
Allied Mtg inc coll 2-5s 1953. J&D
Allied St's Corp deb 4 %s *50. A&O
Debenture 4%s 1951
F&A
Allis-Chalmers s f deb 4s '62.M&S
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
1st
s
f 7s 1955
Aluminium Ltd
Amer
s
22
M&S
f deb 5s '48.J&J
Aggregates Corp—
80
106%
94%
107
_alif Cotton Mills 1st 6s *40.J&J
Calif Group Corp 5%s 1956 M&N
California Packing Corp—
__
—F&A
74
77
Amer Color type 6s 1942
F&A
Amer Dept St's (Pa) 6s *48--J&D
96
98
Amer
45
New 3-6s 1943
Cons deb 5s 1940
44%
Dept St's (Del) 6s '47.J&D
Am Fruit Growers ert 7s '43.F&A
98
Amer Ice Co deb 5s 1953
92
J&D
Conv deb 5%s 1949
-M&N
Amer International Corp—
Conv 5%s 1949
104%
--J&J
95%
104%
92 %
94
J&D
'51—M&S
60
63
96
99
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943..J&J
66
69
Amer Nat Co (Ohio) 6s 1938.J&J
Extended 6s stpd
1st M 6s 1949
65
J&J
1943
58
Amer Radiator deb 4%s '47.M&N
Amer Seating 6s stpd 1946—_J&J
104%
87
Am Silica-Sand 6s 1951
M&S
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951—..F&A
105%
88
American Type Founders Inc—
Conf s f deb 2%-5s 1950—J&J
f 104
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6s 1947
Certificates of deposit
J&J
Conv 6s 1961
Ann Apr
f
Ames-Hold en Tire & Rubber—
16%
16%
23%
Cons Nitrate—
Sink fund income deb 1967 J&J f
Antilla Sugar Estates-
106
ft*
Income deb 6s 1951
(w-s)„J&J/
18
29 %
29%
19%
20%
96
m m»
'•»
10
91%
92%
62
55%
Arundel Bond Corp 2-5s Dec 1 '53
92%
93%
63%
56%
55
Corp 3-6s Dec 1 *53
Citize-Tfmes 6s'45_M&S
_
Associated Mtge Co 3-6s Dec 1 '63
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
J&J
5s Jan 1 1959
95
43%
54%
45"
55
Atlanta Laundries 6%s w w 1943.
Atlantlc Ice & Coal 6s 1951-J&D
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
F&A
22
39
41
Atlantic Lumber 6%s 1932_A&O
Atl Bug Rof 1st s f 4s 'SI—M&N
20
25
—
—
m
85
99
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
1945-.
M&S
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945.M&N
Gen conv 6s 1950
M&N
/
6%
conv notes
82
44
30"
J&J
Conv deb 4Ms 1939
21%
36
Ault-Wllliamson Shoe 6s 1942—
Autocar Co 7s ext 1947
M&N
18
90
97"
w'47J&D
88
78
90
Bagley-Clifford Corp 6s 1942.J&J
35
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
6s consol 1938
M&S
78%
Avery (B F) & Sons 5s
w
Without warrants
1st g 58 1940
Mtge 6s 1950
Baragua Sugar Estates—
M&S
Cum Inc deb 6s 1947
J&J
Barber & Ross 4s 1945
J&D
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
Deb 6s ex-warr 1942——F&A
Bayway Terminal 6s 1954
J&J
Beattie Sugar 7%s 1943 ctfs. J&D
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6%s 1942.
48
96%
3
12
47
50"
75
115
75
10
11
13
10
94
Purch money 6s 1998—Q-Feb
Cons M s f 4 Ms ser D *60. J&J
_
105 %
98
107'
90
70
94
Q-F
94
Q-M
Q-J
94
87
Q-F
6s series AB 1948
87
Q-M
6s series AC 1952
Q-J
87
Colo Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943.F&A
100%
Income 5s 1970-.
An Apr /
60
Colo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
/ 60
Commercial Credit—
See Investment trusts
Comm'l Disc t (L A) 6s *39—A&O
92
94
65
115
117
135
142
102%
103
67
12
98%
f
99
67%
5%s ex-stock 1961
J&J /
Consol Steel Corp 6s ser A '44 J&D
Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941.-J&D
/
July 1 I960.-A&O /
A&O
48
93
Deh
5s
1943
with
This price includes accrued Interest.
96
96
96
89
89
89
100%
64
99%
n
103
74
103%
102
95
59%
35"
102
40%
51
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938.-J&D
East Temple Corp 6s (w
s) 1941Eaton Paper 1st
5%s 1943.M&N
Elec Auto-Lite deb 4s 1952.F&A
Elk
Horn
s
Coal
66
45"
100%
Corp—
f 4s 1956
J&D
48%
81
1945
50
A&O
68
Empire Sheet & Tin Plate—
6s 1943
1st 4s 1952.
J&J
4% notes 1942
J&J
Erie Elec Motors 5s 1941—..A&O
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
F&A
European Mtge & Invest—
1st lien 7%s 1966 ser B...F&A
7%s income 1966
1st lien 7s 1967 ser O
7s income 1967
M&S
102%
101%
10
60
35
'
29
36
29
1st & coll 3tf 1938-1939—J&D
1st & coll 3%s 1940-1942. J&D
J&D
Farmers Mfg Co 3 %s 1953. .M&S
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63A&0
Federal Coal 7s 1944
J&D
1969
J&D
Federal Screw Wks conv 6 %s '39.
Federal Sugar Ref 6s ctf '33 M&N
f
5s
Fiat
s
f deb 7s 1946
J&J
Filtrol Co of Calif 5s 1946— J&D
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
s f 6s stamped 1961
M&S
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&S
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
Sf 5s 1942
M&S
First Bohemian Glass Workfr—
98
98%
97%
8
19
88
3
22
94%
89
104
104%
104%
93
Conv g 6% % notes 1946.A&O
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947
J&D
38
s
f 6s 1949—J&D
Framerican Ind & Dev Corp—
Deb 7%s 1942
J&J
Francisco Sugar 6s 1956—-M&N
69
100%
43
96"
103"
89
47
Nominal.
105
Dufferin Paving & Stone—
Deb 5s series A 1955
Jan
Deb 5s series B 1955
Jan
Durham Duplex Razor 6s 1955—
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
Eastern Cuba Sug 7%s '37.M&S
Eastern Dairies 6s 1949... M&N
Forest Lawn 1st
27%
77
99
99%
1st secured 7s 1957
J&J
Flour Mills of America Inc—
17
_
100%
99%
93"
46%
—
k Last sale.
Dom Coal 1st; 4 %s ser A
*52. A&O
Serial 3%s 1938-43A&O
Dominion Steel & Coal 6%s 1955
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co—
Deb 4%s ser A 1951
M&N
Dominion Textile 4%s '55—M&S
Donnacona Pap 4-4 %s '56—F&A
10-yr 5%% notes 1947—J&J
Dow Chem Co deb 3s 1951—J&D
Driver Harris Co 6s 1942...J&D
Dryden Paper 6s 1949
F&A
106
75
16
warr__J&D
Oont'l Invest Bond Corp 2-5s '53
Oont'l Invest Deb Corp 3-6s '53
70
30%
A&OIS/
Dickey (W S) Clay Mfg Co—
Cum inc 5s (w-s) Nov 1 1949-.
/ 103%
Cum inc 5s
(ex-stk) Nov 1 1949 /
65%
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42 M&N
96%
75
45%
Consumers Co 1st 6s 1946
J&J /
33
Container Corp 1st 6s '46.J&D15
102
92
100
99
100%
42%
23
78%
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
20-year 4s s f deb 1956—J&D
Famous Players Canadian—
88
Extended 6%s 1941
A&O
Consol Oil s f deb 3%s 1951.J&D
Consol Paper Corp 5%s 1961-.-.
96
90
45
23
M&S /
M&S /
„
57
45
90
80
Everlastik Inc 1st 7s 1937.M&N
88
Cum Inc 6s 1950
F&A /
Cum inc 6% notes 1950—F&A
/
Consolidated Laundries—
99
99%
42%
86%
102%
70
55
94%
93
35
Emporium Capwell Corp—
104%
Commercial Invost Trust Corp—
See Investment trusts
Sink fund 5s
5s 1950
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% notes stamped 1935
6s extended 1938
Deutsche Rentenbank—
Farm Ln sf 6s Oct 15*60
1st & coll 4%s 1951
7s series A & B 1960
7s series C 1959.7s series D 1956
6s series AA 1953
Consolidation Coal Co-
26%
Certificates of deposit
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
M&S
Detroit Times deb 6s to
'43.M&S
Ooll
19
105%
49%
105
-
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940--J&J
Cleve-Cliffs Iron 4%s 1950.M&N
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945.M&N
Collateral Bankers Inc—
40
92
5s
1940
A&O
Danish Prod L'n Fund 5s *40 J&J
Dalryland Inc 1st s f 5s 1946.M&S
Davidson-Boutell 5s 1946-—J&D
Davidson Biscuit 5%s A *45 A&O
Davidson Chem 6%s 1937..A&O f
De Bardeleben Coal
Corp—
1st mtge 6s 1953
—.J&D
55
City Ice (Kansas) 6s 1940—A&O
City Savings Bank of
Budapest 7s 1953
F&A /
J&D
M&S
Empire Oil & Refg 5 %s 1942 A&O
88
65%
68*
1944
120" Empire Properties Corp 2-3s
94
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
Chilean Nitrate inc 5s 1968..J&D
Cities Service Asphalt 5s '52.A&O
Consol Biscuit 1st 6%s B '46 M&S
1st 5%s ser O 1946
J&D
Consol Cement Corp—
101
5
60
Deb g 5%s 1948 ser A..M&S
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N
100
93
89
96"
79
99
120%
97%
6%
86
J&J
Commerz-und Privat-Bk Germ'y)
5%% notes'37(Am pt ctf)M&N f
Commonwealth Subsidiary Corp-
80
Beneficial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
6s profit share deb 1956.
Q-J
Berkey & Gay Furn 6s stpd 1941.
Bessemer Limestone & Cement—
6s 1955
J&J
Bethlehem Fdy & Ma 5s'44 A&O
Bethlehem Steel Co—
1st lien &ref 5s 1942_.___M&N
99
104
85
77%
Beech Creek C & C 5s 1944—J&D
l> Basis.
-..M&S
101%
M&N
77%
98
60"
Oespedes Sugar 7 %s 1939
M&S /
Champion Pap Corp 6s *45.-F&A
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
f deb 1950
Chateaugay Ore & Iron
Guar gold 4s 1942
105"
71%
M&S
M&S
s
104%
9%
99
-
24
Auburn Automobile—
,
8%
70"
100%
96%
Chesap'ke-Camp Corp4 %s'47J&J
75
Arundel Deb
Coll tr g
104
Chicago Stk Yards 5s 1961.A&O
20-yr 4s Ber B 1955.F&A
1st mtge 4s series C 1957..J&J
Arnold Print Wks 6%s 1941 .A&O
A&O
1st 5s Feb 1 1952
Ashville
1st mtge 6s 1941
100
98
Oelotex Corp—
Debenture 4%s w w 1947-F&A
Central Foundry Co—
4%s
Armour & Co of Delaware—
1st M
60
Central Ry Term & Cold Storage
6%s 1952
A&O /
5
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941-.M&N
116%
Certain-teed Prod 5 %s 1948 M&S
66%
96
105
95
98%
100
Canadian Nat Steamships—
25-yr guar 5s 1955
M&S
119%
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947
97
Caribbean Sugar 7s stpd '41-F&A
/
5
Carlisle Lumber 6s 1945..
90
24%
Anglo-Chilean
Anthony (E C)—
1st s f 6s (San Fran) 1942.J&D
1st s f 6s (Los Ang) 1942--J&D
Arcade Mall Iron 7s 1943..M&N
55
96
J&J
Gen mtge 5s 1941
Income 7s Jan 1 1943
M&S / 94
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink fund deb 4%s 1950-.A&O
104%
65
f
15-yr deb 5s with warr '50M&N
Carthage Marble 6%s *42...M&S /
1st non-cum inc 5s Apr 1951.
/
Cassco Corp inc 6s 1949
M&S f
118
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42..M&S
50
Carriers & General Corp—
9
inl*
106
A&O
Debenture 6s 1944
48%
84
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&A
103"
Can Cementlst4%sserA'51 M&N
103%
Canada SS L 6s '41 ser A—.A&O
f 59
1st & gen 5s 1957—
J&J
76%
Canadian Bakeries 6%s '45.M&S
Canadian Canners Ltd 4s'5lM&N
Canadian Internat Paper—
Amer La France & Foamite—
5%% notes 1956
Am Lime & Stone 5%s
J&J
Canada Biscuit 6%s 1946--M&N
101
63
39
99%
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
f
Campbell River Timb 6s *41-J&J
Amer I G Chem Corp—
61
36"
55"
/
/
5s
f deb 4s 1950
104%
102%
Cumberland Ry & Coal—
(
J&J / 116
f extl 6s 1940
A&O
1948—A&O
s
106
104%
101%
50%
94%
Cudahy Packing 3%s A '55.M&S
Alabama Mills 6s (w-s) 1953.J&D
Without stock
-.J&D
lit series B 1948
J&J
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s ext 1941-F&A
77
99
s
58
8
102
78
25
15-yr
31
.
Crowley Milner 5%s 1946—M&N
M&N
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
89
101
Sinking fund deb 5s 1946.F&A
Credit Service deb 6s w w '48
Q-F
Ala Cons Coal & Iron 5s '38.M&N
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
Ask
Creameries of America—
97
M&N
Gen
Brown Coal Indus 6 %s '53.-A&O /
86
52"
40
32
—M&N
1st 6s 1950
s f 78 1950
103 %
1st M conv
Oont'l Steel deb s r 4%s 1946. J&J
100%
Coplay Cement Mfg 6s '41—A&O
90
Copley Press 5%s 1943
101
F&A
Cosden Oil Corp 1st 6s 1938.M&N /
60
Gen lien 6s 1938
—.M&N /
28
Cosden Petroleum conv 5s *47 J&J
56
Cosgrove Meehan Coal 6%s 1945. /
7%
Crane Co 3%s s f deb
1951. J&D
100%
:6"
5%
Brandram-Henderson 6s '39 M&S /
/
100%
5-5 %s 1940-1945
A&O
Advance Bag & Paper 6s '52. J&D
95"
88%
50
Bid
Continental Roll & Steel
Fdy-
103
99 %
93 >2
F&A
1944
Ask
94%
88%
104%
52 %
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
4-4 Hs 1938-1939
A&O
Ex scrip __
Aeolian Co 6s
Ask
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941—A&O
M&S
J&D
414s stamped 1946
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
102 %
Abitibi Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Acadia Sugar Ref 4%s 1955.A&0
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s 1948.
Coll tr g 4s 1947
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
are as near as
Franklin Coal Co 7s ws 1949.J&J
Fraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950
J&J
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s '52
Frick-Reid Supply 6s 1943--J&D
Fruehauf Trailer deb 4%s'47A&0
Gair (Robtl income notes 6s 1972
f
Galveston WTharf Co—
Ref 5%s series A 1951—
J&D
Ref 5%s series B 1954
J&J
1st 5s 1940
A&O
Garlock Packing 4%s 1946.-J&D
4%s Dec 15 1947.
Gelsenkirchen Mining Co—
6-yr 6% notes 1934
6s 1937
6s 1940
J&D
JB5*
99
43
50
100
107
102%
85
61
92%
103
98
98
M&S f 100
/ 100
f 100
INDUSTRIAL
83
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
NOTICE—All bond prlco. or. "and lnt.™.t» «c.p.: wh.r.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Bid
Gen Amer Transport 3s
Ask
1004
Bonds
1014
1024
1940.J&J
101
69
-J&J
3% notes 1941-1942
*40—M&N
General Bronze deb 6s
Jones
964
424
424
424
-J&D /
;„-**&£ / 92
5s 51.J&D
Gen Motors Acceptance Corp—
1024
10-year deb 3s 1940
F&A
1024
15-year deb 3 4s 1951—.F&A
74
Gen Kayon deb 6s 1948 w w. J&D /
524
Gen Stl Cast 1st 5 4s'49 w w_J&J
Gen Steel Wares—
95
4 Ms ser A 1952
A&O
Deb
04s
Deb
s
1940--
f 6s 1948...
Gen Finance conv deb
1940.A&O
Gen Tbeat En deb 6s
98
45
454
96
103 4
1024
55
954
f
F&A f
Certificates of deposit-------- f
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950.M&N
German Atlantic Cahle 7s 1945.. f
f
114
70
42
21
6s
57
6 1945
584
1044
1014
<
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ'y)
f
S f g 7s Oct 15 1945—_A<Sr
Goodrich (B F) Deb g
1st mtge 4 Ms 1956
97
1034
A 1941
f 5s 47-M&N
Prod—
1944
92"
93
Godchatix Sug 1st s
Golden State Milk
1024
19
J&D
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957--M&N
Gordon Baking Co (Mich)—
5s series B 1945-50
J&D
Gotham Silk Hosiery—
91
92"
97
.
974
104
105
95
85
1946——M&S
'42-A&0
6s 38. F&A
Granby Consol Mln & Sm 5s 1942
5 f deb 5s w w
22
*
100
65
934
75
Great Lakes Paper
20
934
21
lstsf 5s 1955
A&O f
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s '36 M&S f
Groc St's Prod conv 6s 1945. J&D
Gulf States Steel 4 Ms 1961-A&O
934
64
944
58
65"
83
86
Munislng Pap 6s A &B 1943. A&O
91
Munson
93'
loo"
M&S
'39—J&D /
Hall (F W) Printing Co—
1st & coll 6s stmp 1947—M&N
Hamilton By-Prod Coke Ovens—
1st
s
81
fund 6s 1956—A&O
Hamilton Mfg 5s w w 1951—M&S
Hansa Steamship Lines—
10-yr 6s 1939 stamped
A&O
6s unstamped 1939—
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with warr for Am shs—J&J
Harris-Seybold-Potter—
Conv s f deb 5s 1951-.—A&O
Hart Coal inc 6s 1945—
— —
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal-1st 6 Ms 1948
M&S
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co—
1st 6s s f 1946
——J&J
Haytian Corp inc 8s Oct 1938— —
Hearst Publica 6 Ms to 1947-M&N
Heller (Walter E) 4s ww '46.A&0
Helvetia Coal Min 1st 5s *38 A&O
98
90
96"
98
99 M
100
99 H
1024
100
914
98
30 M
314
— —
794
/
84 M
'
99M
f
f
874
20
89
/106
/
124
Hygrade Food Products Corp-—
1st & ref 6s Jan 1949 A—A&O
6s 1949 series B
J&J
83
60
63
50
_
48
52
544
30
58
-
-
-
-
994
994
974
97
924
27"
.....
80~
36
83
1939—--J&D
107
Illinois Steel deb 448 1940—A&O
23 M
IIseder Steel mtge 6s 1948—-F&A
109
Independent Brewing 6s '55.J&J
Indiana Ice & Fuel 6 Ms '47.M&N
64
Ind Limestone inc 6s 1952--M&N f
65
Prior lien s f 6s 1942
M&N
Indianapolis Motor Speedway—
67
1st extended 6 Ms 1946—F&A
90
Industrial Acceptance 4s 1952 J&J
105
Inland St'l 3 Ms ser D 1961—F&a
A&O
Internat Agricultural Corp—_
1st & coll tr s f 5s 1942—M&N
804
1004
International Match Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947
M&N /
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 5s 1941
J&J15
Certificates of depositf
6
'/ UeH
-
144
Internat Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941—A&O
464
International Paper—
1st & ref s f 5s 1947 ser A—J&J
1st & ref s f 5s ser B 1947—J&J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A—M&S
874
874
794
,
Internat Pow & Pap of Nfld—
1st M 5s 1968
J&J
-J&J
opt—A&O
*55
f
'32 /
Interstate Deb Corp 2-5s Jan 1
Interstate Zinc & Lead deb 7s
♦
.—J&D
Called Mar. 1 at 100.
b Basis.
102
101
107H
1074
92"
1054
83
1004
if*
it*
79
21M
70
105 4
104
105
98
19
43
46
43
46
46
43
128
129 M
NYLE&WC& RR—
1st 6s ext 54% 1942
83
N Y Shipbuilding 1st 5s '46.M&N
New York Trap Rock Corp—
67
46
95
Equip trust 44« Aug 1 '38-'46Equip trust 4 4s Nov 25 '38*43
Equipt tr 44s 1938-47 J&D15
Equip trust 64s Sept 1 '38-'44Nortn Amer Cement Corp—
Deb 64s A with
warr
b
b
5.75
5.00%
5.00%
b
5.75
5.00%
b
5.75
5.00%
64s 1943
M&S
Income 64s 1953
M&S f
Nor Amer Refract 64s 1944-J&J
594
b
4.25
3.75%
Eq tr 34s ser K 1938^8.."A&O b
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills—
3.75
3.00%
1st mtge 5s to 1948
Debenture 6s 1943
M&N
30
61
65
22
35
87"
67
140
97
150
984
1044
105"
98
76
F&A
55
McCormicks, Ltd, 5Ms *50 M&N f
McCrory Stores Corp—
1004
5s s f deb 1951
M&N
o?
accrued Interest.
984
85
57
1014
11
13
914
924
81
84
81
84
204
80
81""
39
40
60
O'Gara Coal 5s '55 op aft'08 M&S
Ohio Finance-
10
conv deb 5s '46-J&J
Okonite Co 6s stmp 1942
J&D
Old Ben Coal Corp 6s (w s) 1948
Inc deb 74s (w s)
Aug 1 1953Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942 -A&O
Oregon Pulp & Paper 6 4s to
Apr 30 '37, 6% to 1945---M&N
Oreg Terminals 6 4s A1942-M&N
75
96
98
94
96
6s 1943-J&J
22
26
50
85
§5'"
79
82
Oswego FallsCorp 4 4s 1952-M&S
Without warrants.—.....
Otis Steel s f 44s A 1962—_J&J
Oxford Maim! Paper 6s 1947-F&A
Pacific Atlantic SS 2-5s *43-M&N
Pac Coast Cement 6s A 1942. J&D
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
J&D
65"
724
744
!i*
37""
58
47
100 4
60
49
1004
294
294
31
31
1004
101
92
93
73
74
A&O
42
44
Paton Mfg Ltd 1st 4 4s '56.M&S
Pea body Coal Co (Consol Co)—
1st s r 5s 1953 ser A
M&N
99
Parmelee
Nominal.
104
28
91
Certificates of deposit
16
254
42
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
1st mtge & lien 4s 1952...M&S
Paramount Pictures 6s 1955-J&J
Conv deb 34s 1947
M&S
102
26
100
42
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940
J&D15
344
344
344
344
9
88
674
61
24
37
Palmer Corp of La 1st 6s '48-J&D
Pan-Amer Industrial 7s '37-M&S
130
98
37
70
65
95
95
A&O
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1943
J&D
O'Sullivan Rubber 5 4s *47—A&O
65
14
See Investment trusts
100
75
n
81
Nova Scotia S & O 5s 1959-.J&J /
6s perpetual stock
J&J
1st income 5s 1945
Orono Pulp & Paper
91*
89
k Last sale,
1st mtge s f 54sw W1945-F&A
54s without warr 1945.F&A
Norwestern Term Co 5s '48.-J&D
Ohio Leather
89
/ This price Includes
91
78
Wire Co—
1004
100
8"
notes 1931
—M&S
Canning 6s '41—J&J
89
O'Connor Moffat deb 6s '38 F&A
44
McCord Rad & Mfg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr
5-yr 6%
63
3.75%
Northwestern Barb
Minn Valley
60
4.25
31
Memphis Commercial—
Appeal 4 Ms 1952
M&S
Mengel Co conv 4 Ms 1947—M&S
Mercantile Stores deb 5s 1947 J&J
Merchants Distilling Corp—
5% conv deb 1947
M&S
Mersey Paper Ltd 5s 1957—J&D
Gen s f 6s ser A 1949---—M&S
Messenger Corp deb 4 M8 *51 J&J
Messer Oil 1st & ref 6s 1942--J&J
80
25
984
584
20-yr s f 6s 1947
M&N f
New 6-4% 1947
M&N
North Western Refrigerator Line
b
Equip trust 4s ser I Jan 1 *38-'43
70
20-yr conv deb 5 Ms 1950-M&N
Mead (Tho) Corp—
1st M 6s 1945 with warr_-M&N
5.75
65
'40-M&S
44
McCollFron'nac Oil 6s 1949-A&0
964
North Amer Car—
40
7s without warrants 1941-M&N /
70
80
40
M&N
88
100
Manati Sugar 1st 7Ms *42--A&O
Ceitificates of deposit
f 4s Feb 1 1957
86"
80
M&N
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937
J&D f
N'west Pub's Deb 44s 1948-J&J
s
794
1st mtge s f 6s 1946
73
1st
594
M&N
NYLE&W Dock & Impt—
Extended at 5% to 1943.—J&J f
118
Manhattan Refrig 5Ms 1941-J&J
Mansfield Min & Smelting—
60
61
564
A&O
83
52
59
Dock Co—1st g 4s *51-F&A
71
0 0 coo
82
Y
Serial 5% notes 1938
Certificates of deposit
60
81
116
f°8*
20
N
40
40
North German Lloyd—
93
101
Metropolitan Ice 7s 1954—J&J
Miag Mill Mach'y 7s 1956--J&D '
Mich Tann& Extract 6Ms'38M&8
Middle States Petrol 6Ms 1945—
50
Miller & Hart Inc. deb 6s *43-J&J
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 6s '45A&0 / 120
00
7% gold notes 1935
A&O / 117
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
1st 6s series A 1935
A&O / 344
344
1st 6s series A 1945---—A&O /
103
344
1st 6s series B 1948—-----J&J /
344
1st 6s series C 1950----—M&N /
109"
26"
f
Nordberg Mfg Co 1st 6s 1943M&S
McKesson & Robblns inc—
75*
.
J
F&A
McOloud River Lumb 5s *48 J&J
Ice Service 1st 6Ms
93
Newport Industries 5s 1947
30
77
204
107
534
724
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
(G1L) conv 6s 1939-M&N
Massey-Harris Co 5s 1947--A&O
60
Nat Union Mtge 3-6s A '54. _J&J
2-5s series B 1954
J&J
New Eng Laundries 6s *36--A&O
30
124
1951
194
1064
41M
135M
Martin
58
tJorp—
28M
123
Maple Leaf Milling—
2 Ms to 1938, 5 Ms to 1949. J&D
Marine Elev (Buff) ext 5s '52M&S /
Marion St'm Shovel 6s '47--A&O
59 M
Cum income deb 5s 1940--M&S J
354
1294
5s,
101M
23 H
26
_
99
104 4
A&O
91
26"
F&A
97
103
62
Liquid Carbonic conv 4s '47-J&D
Loew's Inc deb s f 3 Ms 1946-F&A
Logan County Coal 7s 1942-M&N
Long Bell Lumb 6s sei A '42.J&J
6s series B 1943
A&O
6s series O 1946
F&A
Loiillard (P) Co g 7s 1944—A&O
Radiator 04s 1947
Certificates nt denosit
J&D
6s stamped 1946
J&D
Partic deb 2d mtge 7s 1946 J&D
N Y World's Fair 1939—
Deb 4s 1941
J&J
Nlvelle Corp 4s 1952
M&N
Libby McNeil &Libb 5s '42.A&O
Liberty Baking 64s 1944
M&S
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944—A&O
Gold bonds 5s 1951
F&A
Lincoln-Boyle Ice 6s 1947—A&O
Lindsay Nunn Pub 6s 1944—M&S
Lion Oil 4 Ms 1952
964
A&O
Nat
59 M
90
-
T
Nat Oil Prod deb 4s 1952—.J&D
It*
J&J
4s coll trust conv 1947
M&N
554
Le Tourneau Foundation—
90
21
CnH fnnv 6s w s ser A '44-M&N
Natl Grocers Ltd 4s 1947—A&O
Nat Gypsum s f 6s IV»4M_
A&O
National Lumber & Creosoting—
96 M
59
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953-M&N f
88
58 M
Interlake Iron Corp—
Conv deb s f 4s 1947—--
32 M
Leonard Tietz—See Tietz
88
85
'47—M&N f
Igotta Fraschini 7s 1942
96
102 M
100
74 M
J&J
6s extended 1943
134
31M
F&A
86
100
Holly Sugar Corp lMs 1938-A&O
99
1st 2s 1939
A&O
984
1st 2Ms 1940
A&O
97
1st 3 Ms 1941A&O
96
1st 3 Ms 1942
A&O
92
1st 4s 1947
A&O
40
Home Serv(LosAng)6Ms '42 A&O f
25
Home Serv(Portl, Ore)7s '41 A&O f
Housing & Realty Improv—
7s 1946
M&N / 21
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
1004
10-yr sec s f 54s 1940—-M&N
23 M
Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A—J&D
55
Hud Riv Day Line 6s 1939--M&S
75
8 f 1st mtge 6s 1946
J&J
20
2d mtge inc 6s Feb 1956
Hungarian Central Mutual
Credit Mfg 7s 1937
J&J f 19
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963
——J&J f 19
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd-—
18
Sinkingfund 7Ms 1963—A&O f
1st 4Ms 1968
Internat Salt g 5s 1951
94 M
101M
39
1st & ref 5s 1964
1st & ref 5s 1974
81
1st M conv 54s A 1946.M&N
conv inc 5s 1952..-M&N
4-5s 1956
J&J
New Niquero Sug 34s 1940.-J&J
39
85
1944—A&O
-
31
F&A
F&A
F&A
424
1044
1st coll mtge sf 4s 1965...J&D
Natl Tool conv deb 6s w w '42F&A
65
1st & ref 5s 1944
1st & ref 5s 1954
90
Heywood-Wakefield 5s 1946 J&D
Hightstown Rug 6 Ms w w 1944—
Hines Land & Timber 6s 48-. J&J /
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944 ws..A&O
4M-6MS 1st mtge
20
25
ii%
Corp 3-6s 1953—
Cum
National Hteel
93
Layne & Bowler 3-6 Ms Dec 1947Lehigh C & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
Cons s f g 4Ms 1954
J&J
Cons s f 4Ms 1954 ser O—J&J
Lehigh Valley Coal—
J
1st 54s 1938-48
90
J&J
.
National Fire Proofine Co—
'It*
30
100
1004
M&N
Nat Food Products 6s '44
22
102 M
97
10-yr deb 44s May 1 '45-M&N
71
64
6s 1954 with war
1941
A
ser
|^
294
National Distillers Products—
1014
100
67
An Apr
conv
19
J&J
Certificates of deposit
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6 4s 193«
Nat'l Acme 4 4s ext to "46—J&D
11*Natl Debenture
95
Certificates of deposit
1st mtge income 1975
J&D
Lawrence Portland Cement Co—
Deb g 5 Ms 1942
A&O
Steamship Line—
Nat Container deb 54s '52-A&0
Nat Dairy Prod 3 4 s w w'5l M&N
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st & coll tr gold 5s 1944-. J&D
Lane Bryant Tnc deb6s'40wwM&N
1st
99
4 1956.
Natl Oonsol Bond Corp 2-5s 1953.
98 M
120
92
Langendorf Un Bak 6 Ms '41 M&N
82
101
--M&FI
f 5s ser A 1955
mm mm
ser
(Central Funding series
100
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
Gen sinking
Holland-Amer Line 6s
994
20
3 1951
N;it'l Bakine Hs
120
1961
ser
Nat Bondholders partic ctfs
F&A
F&A
J&J
1st 5Ms
79
65
56
Paper-
6 Ms 1942
6 Ms Feb 1947
Debenture 5s 1961
Gypsum Lime & Alabast—
5U8 1948
Hele & Kilburn Corp 6s
Lake St John Power &
75
85
54
85
J&J
1946
/
.J&D
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
5-6s April 1
75
54s series 16 1940
M&N
Mtge Bond Co (Md) 2-5s Dec 1 '53
Mortbon Corp—
Coll A 5s ser 1 1941
.J&D
Coll B 5s ser 2 1946
J&D
Jan" 'l" 1937".-"-A&O \
66"
83
75
Secured 6s 1937Deb 6 4 s
95
La France Textile 1st 6s '42-J&D
96
81
/
M&N;/
1933
94"
'
Co Ltd—
4
101
J&D
97
5s uniform ctfs of dep 1959—
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—M&S
Grand Trunk Ry Term
6 Cold Stor 1st 64s 1952.A&0 f
Graton & Knight 44s 51—J&D
series
Call C 5s
Kre.uger & Toll—
70
92
_ _
Morgan Eng ng 8s 1941—M&N
Morris Plan sec 6s x-w 1947-M&S
Mtge-Bond Co 4s ser 2 '66-A&O
Coll D 5s
30
89
Kings Co Refrig 6s 1942
A&O
Kingsport Press 6 Ms 1939—F&A
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s '50 M&N
Kinney (G R) ext 5 Ms 1941-J&D
Kirby Lumber 6s 1938
J&J16
New 1st 4s 1947
J&J16
Koehring Co (Milw) 3-5s '45-J&J
Koholyt Corp 6 Ms 1943
M&S
Koppers Co 4s 1951
__M&N
Kresge Foundation—
10-year coll tr 4s 1945
J&J
3 M? coll trust notes 1947-F&A
76"
§6"
100
104
&
Ind
80
M&N
95"
30
75
75
notes 1939-1941
M&N
4% notes 1942-1945—.-M&N
60
27
834
3%
Graham Paige Co 1st
90
37
17
23
25
1959--J&J
Keyes Fibre 1st 6s '38-*39 M&N
1st 6s 1940-1949
M&N
Gould Manufacturing 6s
Monroe Coal Mining 6s '47
F&A
Montreal Cotton deb 5* '43.M&N
Ask
51
Ry.
6s
f
$925) 1943
68 with warr (par $925) 1943— /
Keith (B F) Corp 6s 1946—M&S
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s *42. A&O /
6s stamped 1942..
A&O /
Keystone Steel & Wire—
2% notes 1938
76"
85
1st 5s series A w w 1952—J&J
Karstadt (Hudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.-M&N /
Ctfs of dep w w stpd 1943— /
944
984
L
Mouon Coal—See Chic
Laughhu Steel—
1st mtge 4 Ms ser A 1961—M&S
loseph & Feiss 5s 1943
M&S
Journal of Comm. 0Ms "47—J&J
Kansas Pipe Line & Gas—
Keokee Cons Coke 5s
88"
Gobel (Adolf) Inc—
Conv deb 4)^s ser
/
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s '48-J&J
15-yr conv deb 6s 1948
J&J
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
3 4-64s 1945
J&D
Kentucky Securities coll 5s 1940-
124
Gen Vending 0s 1937
&
93
1950--J&J
0s stamped (par
78
Missionary Sisters (Waukegan,
III) 1st ref 3M-4s 1951—A&O
Mohawk Rubber ext 6s 1938 A&O /
lefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
Indiana Co 1st s f 5s
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Jones Cold Storage 4-5s
72
General Cable Corp—
1st mtge sf 54s 1947 sor A .J&J
Gen Elec (Germany) 7s '45-J&J 15 /
day of the mom" yr^ou. k
Bonds
S f
Transportation Co—
conv
deb 6s 1944
Pearl River Valley Lumber— I
1st in
e 4-5s 1945
M&S /
794
115
80
INDUSTRIAL &
March, 1938]
MISCELLANEOUS
83
BONDS
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "I" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
/
Bonds
Bid
Penn Mercantile PropertiesSecured s f 3-4s 1961.
J&J
36
103 M
36
Phelps Dodge 3 Ms 1952
1938—...MAS
J&D
107
Phila & Read O & I 6s 1973 -JAJ
Conv deb 6s 1949
-MAP
17
6
103
10
31
83M
105
39
10
Phoenix Iron 1 st s f 6s 1946-MAN
Phoenix Silk Mfg 7s 1943—F& A
Pickering Lumber 6s A '46.-MAN
Pierce Butler A Pierce 6 Ms '42-.
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 AAO
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s *42 AAO
Pireili Co of Italy con 7s '52 MAN
Pittst> Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49..J&J
Pittsburgh Coal Co—
- ■
'
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949-FAA
Pittsburgh Coke A Iron Co—
1st mtge conv"4 Ms 1952- - -MAS
Pitts Crucible Steel 5s to 45.MAS
Pitts Steel s f 6s 1948
FA A
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957 op
JAJ
Poor A Co s f deb 4s 1940---AAO
Portld Woolen Mills 6 Ms'41 MAN
•
107 M
18 M
6M
15*
33
5
108 M
6
106"
"9"
100 M
,
106 M
85 M
105
107 M
87
97"
X2S*
94
96
Porto Rican Amcr Tobacco—_
Conv 6s 1942.
JAJ
Potomac Bond Corp 2-5s 1953—
Potomac Cons Deb Corp 3-6s '53Potomac Deb Corp 3-6s 1953
51H
1st s f 6s 1947
-JAJ
Siemens A Halske 10-yr 7s '35 JAJ /
Deb g s f 6 Ms '61 with war MAS /
Deb 6s 2930
7s 1940
Signal Oil A Gas—
101
Conv 6Ms A 1945MAN
70
Signode Steel Strap 3Ms 45.AAO
73 M
Hiiesian-Am Corp 7s 1941—FAA
90 M
Sllverw'd Dairies 5s '41 to *51 JAJ
Simmons Co Conv deb 4s 52AAO
86 M
"lirapsons Ltd— i
95 M
1st A coll 4M> A 1951....JAJ
Oft ZA
vo/i
'kelly Oil deb 4s 1951
—. JA.l
95
Slattery Co 1st 6 Ms '45-—-MAN
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
103
1st 4Mb 1951
—JAD
4mith (L C) A Corona Typewr'rs
98
Deb 2% to4M % to 1946—JAJ
60
Smith A Wesson 5 Ms 1938-_JAJ
106 M
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3 Ms '50-AAO
South Coast Corp—
Gen mtge inc os April 1950
/ 68
Southern Advance Bag A Paper—
97
1st s f 6s 1947—JAD
Southern Brighton Mills—
72
1st gtd 7s 1940
...JAD
1st gtd 6Ms 1940
71
JAD
Sou Tee A Util conv 6s 1946-FAA
70
42 M
45M
64
83
75
82
Si*
93
95M
95 M
90
102
89
40
75
80
102
109
Richfield Oil of California—
Coll tr 6s 1944 ser A..—MAN
Certificates of deposit—-—
Conv s f 4s 1952
...MAS
Richm'd Cedar Wks 6Ms '45 JAJ
Richmond Hos Mills 7s 38—FAA
Richmond (Va) Ice 6Ms '42.AAO
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s *55 FAA
»«7
104
106M
72
99
92 M
116
83
83M
105 M
97
102 M
96
36M
40
— -
M
34M
34 M
97
19
1950- /
JAJ
JAD
98
1940-
AAO /
4s ctfs of deposit 1946--AAO /
2d stamped 1946
AAO
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
7s unstamped 1936JAJ /
4s ctfs of deposit 1936--JAJ /
2d stamped 1940
-JAJ
Strange (John) Paper 6s *44—JAJ
dep..—MAS /
Coal
A
RR
20
24
101
Safeway Stores 4s s f deb '47. JAD
St Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39.. FAA 63.00%
68
St Joseph Stock Yds 5s '40— FAA
St Louis Gas A Coke Corp—
IstMsf 6s 1947—
..IAD / 12
67
St L Rky Mt A P 5s '55 stpd.J«t J
St Paul Un Stk Yds 5s 1946. AAO
102M
101
Samson Tire A Rubb 6 Ms '39 JAJ
50
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1964...AAO
Saratoga Victory Mills—,
82 M
6 Ms 1943
-JAJ
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)—
1st extl s f 7s 1945
—..FAA
Gen A ref 6Ms 1951
MAN
6% notes 1937
JAJ
94
-
/
Thermoid Co 5s w w 1951..JAD
Three Rivers Grain A Elevator—
12*
68
56
_
85M
£4*
95
2
29
102
79
I°o*
....
97"
•■----
85"
35
105 M
3M
5
69M
93
102"
26
§§*
88
91"
.
81
92M
102
75
75
38
39
50
103
100
90 M
91M
109
92
94 M
15
15M
15 M
22
16
94
96M
85
98
98M
83 M
103
84
99
75
40 M
42M
102 M
Woodland Farm Dairy—
8Mb
w w
1944—.—....JAD
..JAJ
3Ms series A 1942-1945...JAJ
—JAJ
4Mb series A 1952
Woodward Iron 1st lien 5s '62JAJ
2d conv inc 5s 1962.-Ann Apr
Woodward A Tier nan Print—
98
97
96
97"
93
102 M
92 M
JAJ
AAO
..JAD
6s 1942—
York Ice Mach 6s 1947
Debenture 6s 1943
88
85
Woods Mfg Co Ltd
1st 3s to 1941
96
103 M
94
95 M
95 M
93
96M
98 M
99
9,500
3,000
10,800
5.000
Youngstown Sheet A Tube—
1st M
s
f 4s
ser
MAN
O 1961
No. Last Sale
Exch—.1,375 $70,000
450
10,500
NYCofASugEx. 344
4,250
NY Curb Exch—
Baltimore Stk Exch
550
76
900
"600
139
4,000
3,500
1,800
2,500
6,000
350
5,250
1,500
3,500
3.100
125
125
"125
1,500
1,500
1,800
41
69
66
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
15.000
213
81
.
117M
108 M
15
76"
76 M
98
100%
77
92
90 M
76"
81
77
2626 M
66M
76 M
Milw Grain A Stk.
Minn Ch of Comm.
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
Phila Stock Exch
Pittsb Stock Exch.
St Louis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stock Ex.
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exch 1
Seattle Curb A M.
186
523
19
t/80
Toronto Stock Exch
35
33
86
68
Washington Stk Ex
§ Wheeling Stk Ex.
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
2,500
4,500
3,500
2,000
5,000
5,000
1,250
46,000
500
70
1,500
200
115
850
1,000
1,100
500
900
1,150
175
45
49
69
72
i"666
400
1,250
1,500
750
18,000
4,800
36
300
250
113
40
13
85,000
65,000
500
500
§1.000
6,500
463
k l<ast sale,
'
900
J
85"
f This price includes accrued interest,
•
65
Cement 6s '38-AAO /
/
Detroit Stock Exch
Ft Worth Gr A Cot
84
•
Wise Lime A
Los Ang Stock Exch
/
/
101M
JAJ /
A 1930--
Cleveland Stk Exch
117
108 M
f
-
97
78 M
Boston Stock Exch.
100
United Gram Growers Ltd—
5s series A 1948
JAJ
Basis,
ser
Secured 6s 1945-.
MAS
Wilcox Oil A Gas 6s 1945—
JAJ
Wilson A Co 4s ser A1955—JAJ
Conv debs 3 Ms 1947
AAO
Wilson Line 7s 1945
Winslow Bros A Smith—
34
89
b
5-year 7s
32
United Oigar-Whelan Storesr—
S f 5s Oct 1 1952
Ai
mm.
15M
39
Certificates of deposit
/
Pr lien A coll 7s Jan 1935.MAN
Certificates of denosit
f
N Y Cotton Exch..
100
1952—MAS
65
38
White Sewing MachineDeb 6s 1940
MAN
Wickw Spencer Steel 7s '35--JAJ
46"
106 M
t Price of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed,
prices,
t Sale price.
V 80 seats, 70 members.
IstMsf 4Mb ser A 1960—FAA
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
MAN
Chicago Bd of Tr. 1.549
Chicago Stock Exch 372
96
United Securities Ltd 5Ms 1952..
West Chain Stores 6s ww'39 MAN
Western Fuel Corp 7-4s '50-MAN
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s 1944—
_FAA
Western Steel Prod 6s A '48.MAN /
42
8
65
70M
68 Vs
N Y Stock
65
1945—JAJ
Disinfecting 6s 1940--JAJ
....
52
41M
41M
L
Certificates of deposit..
Conv 6s 4th stamp 1950—FAA
UnifiedDeben OorpSs 1955Union Compress A warehouse—
1st 2M-4M8 ser A 1942—JA
1st 5s 1943-1951
JA
Union Oil Co of California—
6s May 1 1942 ser A.
,FAA
103 H
EXCHANGE SEATS
Ulen A Co—
Conv 6s 3d stpd 1944
9M
36M
4s series A 1946-1947—-JAJ
106"
90
29
M
Wither bee Sherman Inc 6s 1944..
Wood (Alan) Ir A St 6s 1944. AAO
101
89 M
35
5Ms 1943————MAS
107 M
—
7M
88 M
100
90
15
Debenture 4 Ms 1945——JAD
Wheeling Steel Corp—
•
101
86 M
101M
-60
40
42
36
14 M
47" Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
47"
:
35"
25
35
40
MAS
75"
United Amusement Corp—
,
MAS
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947--AAO
W Va Coal A Coke 1st 6s '50.JAJ
W Va Pulp A Paper 4Mb '52 JAD
80
125
101
Tomahawk Kraft Paper—
1st 5s (with stk) 1951
AAO
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944... JAD /
Turner Glass Co 1st 6s 1939. JAD
—
8cripps (E WT deb 5Ms 1943 FAA
Scullfn Steel Co—
1st conv 3-6s w w 1951
AAO
3-6s without warrants *51 AAO
Securities Accept Corp 5s *46 JAD
Seneca Copper 7s 1933—
JAJ
Servel Corp 5s 1948..
JAJ
Warren Bros Co—
Conv s f deb 6s 1941
-
Stamped (July 1933 coup on
Guar s f 6Ms 1946 ser B..AA
_
Warner-Quinlan Co 6s 1939-MAS /
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939-JAJ /
35
99
—
West
91
/
'45-..MAS
27 M
8M
1st 7 Ms 1943
MAN
97
Wabasso Cot'n 3M-4Ms '51 FAA
102
Walker (Hiram)-G A W—
Deb 4
1945JAD
103 M
Waltham W'tch A Ol'k 6s '43 JAD
100
Walton Lumber 1st 6 Ms *41 Q-Jan /
60
Walworth Co 6s s f deb 1955-AAO
76
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
A&O
69
Warner Bros Pict 6s 1939
MAS
66 M
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944
AAO
64
29
67
102 M
Ticonderoga Pulp A Paper 6s *40
Tide Water Assoc Oil 3M» '52JAJ
101M
Tietz (Leonard) 7 Ms x-w '46-JAJ /
23 M
Tilden Lumb A Mills 6Ms'46MAS /
25
Tokheim Oil Tank A Pump—
Sayre A Fisher Brick 6s 1947. JAJ
Schoenstadt (H) A Son 6s 1950
JAJ
6
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937
68 M
203
1011
Vicana Sugar Co 6s 1P55JAJ /
Victor Amer Fuel 6s 1940-FAA /
Victor Fuel 1st- s f g 5s 1953..JAJ
Va Iron Coal A Coke 5s '49.MAS
Vulcanite Portland Cement—
91
,98
MAS
Texas Corp deb 3Ms 1951.. JAD
Texas Sugar Ref 1st 6s '44..FAA
143
,
82
87
122
1951..JAJ
5s
58
55
106 M
101
QMsseries A 1951—
JAD f 31M
6 Ms series C 1951
JAD f 31M
6 Mb series A 1947
JAJ * 31M
United Stockyards Corp—
85 M
15-yrcolltr4Ms A ww'51 AAO
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947-.
100
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1938-JAJ
50
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6« 1948 TAJ /
21M
Valvoline Oil ext 5s 1947—MAN
85
Vanadium Corp of Amer—
Conv deb 5s 1941——AAO
87
Van Camp's Inc 1st 6s 1943..JAJ
90
5Ms notes 1937—
MAS?
Warren (S D) Co—
1st mtge a f 4Mb 1952....MAN
Conv deb 4 Ms 1952
MAN
22
86
Copper & Chemical—
1st s f 6Ms ser A 1951....MAS
133
90
101M
62
50
95
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938.JAD
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
Sink fund deb 5s 1938
JAD /
10
Swift A Co 3 Ms 1950
106 M
JT
92
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944
.JAD
Taylor-Warton Iron A Steel—
Coil Inc 7 Mb July 1 1958—AAO /
76
Tenn Corp deb 6s ser O '44..MAS
Tenn Prod 1st 6Ms 1936
JAJ /
Term Warehouse 2d 5s '42. JAJ
4
RUeping (F) Leather 6s '40—AAO
38
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
28*
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948-.... AAO /
Ruhr Housing 6 Ms 1958
JAJ /
103 M
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
70
104
58
46
44M
Strawbridge A Clothier—
1st s f 5s 1948—100
MAS
Struthers Wells Titusville-rlst mtge 8 f 5Ms w w 1949. AAO
75
Studebaker Corp 6s 1945
JAJ I 62*
Stutz Motor Car 7 Ms 1937..AAO /
2
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943
AAO
Rolland Pap 1st 5M» A '48- JAD
Rolls Royce of Amer 7s 1937 MAS
Roman Catholic Church 6Ms 1946
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946
Royal Dutch Co—
Deb 4s 1945 with warr—..AAO
27
109 M
68
27
Stevens A Thompson Pap 6s 1942
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
Deb 5 Ms A1943—
FAA
Tenn
20
112
94
55
54
106
99
Webster CAC 1st g 5s '42 op MAS
Secured cum inc 3-5s Apr
Steel Co of Can 6s 1940—
Stern Brothers 6s s f 1947
Tenn
52
Riordon Pulp A Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942—.JAD30
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45—FAA
Roberts A Oake (Chi) 6s '44.MAN
Roch A Pitts O A I 5s '46—MAN
90M
104
Corporation—
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942.MAS /
18
Trucking Corp 5Ms'43—JAD
—
4
18
89 M
103 M
Spang Chalf't A Co 1st 5s '48 JAJ
103 M
Spirit Lake Transfer 5s 1946.. JAJ
Springfield Ice 7s 1944
JAD /
4
98 M
Square D Co deb 53 A1945--FA A
103 M
Staley (A E) 1st mtge 4s '40-FAA
Standard Ice 1st 6s 1947
34
FAA
Stand Oil (N J) deb 3s *61-— JAI)
101M
Stand Textile Prod 6 Ms '42 MAS
A$S6Qt6(l
/ 21
83
Stanley Co (Camden) 6s 40 JAD
87
Stanley Grandad 6s 1946
FAA
83
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946—FAA
100
98
,
37
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of
....
98
U S Finishing 5s 1944
—JAJ
U 8 Pipe A Foundry Co—
Conv deb 3 Ms 1948
.MAN
U 8 Prinf. A Utho 6s 1950—AAO
8
5
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 11942
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.JAD /
Certificates of deposit
/
Vlau Biscuit Corp 6 Ms '46—JAJ
Southern United Ice Co—
1st 4s w s 1950
...AAO
7s unstamped
'
QQ
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
96 M
U S Cold Storage (Kan
City)-*
1st sink fund os ser A 1940.FAA
1st sink fiind ser B 1949..FAA
U S
60
Dairy Products—
1938MAN /
10
98 M
United Steel Works (Germany)
92
w w
7
MAN
—_
Conv income 5s 1944
/
So'western Devel't 4s 1942..JAJ
At
Gtd coll trust 6Ms 1942..JAJ
U S Cold 8toragp(Chg)6s'45-JAJ
96 M
46
6Ms
Bid
Corp—
1940
U S Radiator deb 5s 1938—FAA
conv deb s f 5s 1948......FAA
U S Rubber 5s 1947 ser A....JAJ
91M
4Mb 1967
U S Bond A Mtge
Coll trust 6Ms
89
SK*
92
43
f
Starrett
_
91M
.
102
—AAO
8
Southwest
82
-
3dStampei
—I I
_
1st
86M
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948——JAJ
Quaker City Cold Storage—
35
lets 15sl953
MAN
R&dio-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65% paid—
Debentur? gold 6s 1941--JAD /
70"
75
Conv sf deb 5 Ms 1947
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 6s 1938 (s-a)——MAS
100M
105
Series 5« 1939-*49 fs-au MAP
44
Realty Bond A Mtge deb 3-6s '53.
91
Red Riv Lumber 5 Ha 1938.MAN
Reliance Bronze A Sieel
1944.. /
15
Remington Rand Inc—
.
20-yr deb 4Ms w w 1950. .MAP
4Mb without warr'ts 1950 MAS
Republic Steel Corp—
112
Gen mtge conv 4Ms A '50-MAS
Gen mtge 4M* ser B 1961-FAA
§2*
83
Gen mtgefc Ha ser O 1956 MAN
Purchase money 5 M* *54-MAN
i05M
96
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s '48FAA
Revere Copper A Brass—
100H
1st mtge 4Kb s f 1956-——JAJ
93
Reynolds Met deb 3 Ha 51—JAD
26
Rheinelbe Union 7s 1946
JAJ
23
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s *50 MAS
6
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948—-MAN
12
5s with stock 1951
FAA
Richardson A Boynton Co
Cum income 4s 1945
JAJ / 13
Schulze Baking 1st 6s
72"
_
Price Bros A Co Ltd—
1st 5s 1957-------—-MAS
2d conv deb 4s 1957---—MAS
Produce Term A Cold Storage—
1st income 6s 1958-—__JAD
Protestant Church of Germany—
7s 1946-—
AAO
Prov Paper Ltd 5Ms 1947--MAN
Scott Paper deb 3 Ms
Scovlll MfgCo 5 Ms
62 M
.
7s stamped 1947 . .
MAN
Pratt Cons Coal 1st s f 6s 55 JAJ
Pressed Steel Car Co 5s *51—JAJ
Schulco Co 6Ms 1946-
101 %
50 M
98 M
68M
...Ann Apr / 393
99
JAJ
Southern Ice Co—
1st Aref8-5s 1942
AAO
Southern Kraft Corp—
1st leasehold 4Mb 1946—JAD
Southern New England Ice—
Potomac Franklin Deb 3-6s 1953Potomac Md Deb Corp 3-6s 1953
Potomac Realty Atl Deb Corp—
3-6s 1953
Potrero Sugar—_
_
101M
15-year 3Ms debs 1951...MAS
Goal Co—
Bonds
Ask
m
1 heridan-Wyoming
82
...MAS
6% notes w w
40
'
Bid
Shell Union Oil Corp—
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser A.MAS15
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—1st s f 4Hs 1960.
.JAD
Fettibone Mulliken—
6s w w 1943
Bonds
Ask
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
S
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
are as near as
Stocks
Ask
Par
Dixon Mills....
Drayton Mills.
STOCKS
110
22
Eagle & Phenix—100
26
18
69
Eagle Yarn........
52
Easley Cotton Mills
7 % preferred
Efird Manufacturing
Enterprise Mfg(Ga).
Erwin Cotton....20
14
58
45
18
50c
23
6% preferred-
25"
10
60"
81
5
"yr~~
6% preferred-
Border City Mfg 100
Boss Mfg com...100
Bourne Mills
*
_.
Martel Mills
.—1
Preferred.... 8.50
Mohawk Carpet..20
Mt V-Woodb Mills
..
100
Preferred.. .100
Nashawona M
*
Nashua M (NH) 100
Preferred
.100
92
54
io"
7% preferred—...
Gafraey Mfg
50
Conv pref—10
93
34
59
97
*
85
6
95
8
57
6
Suissett Mills—.100
ich Borden Mfg
Co(FR)
*
Saco Lowell Shops
New common...*
Preferred A—..20
Preferred B
20
Sagamore Mfg
(F R)—....100
Sanford Mills.—..*
-
Gainesville Cot Mills
Glenwood Mills..
85*
Gossett Mills
60
7
6
....
...
Grante ville Mfg. .20
Grendel Mills
Preferred
20
Hamrick Mills
Hanes (F H) Knit.5
12
30
19
Hartsville Cot Mills.
Henrietta Mills—
20
15 K
4% preferred...
$3 prior pref
Highland Pk Mfg 25
6% preferred
Imperial Yarn
15*
J*
it
Industrial Cotton
Millspref
r
Inman Mills..
PreferredJudson Mills A pf100
Preferred B
100
11
40
12
43
King (J P) Mfg.. 100
17
15
Laurens O M
100
Limestone Cot Mills
Linford Mills
60
6K
75
i
27
92
3Pi
21k
______
Majestic Mfg
Marion Mfg Co
97
4K
Marlboro O Mills. .4
Mills Mill pref.. 100
Monarch Mills.. 100
Mooresville Cotton.
65*
11
11
13
13
44
Poe
195*
65*
(F W) Mfg.. 100
Rhodiss Mills 7% pf
7K
Southern Mills
6% preferred
Abbeville CM(SC)10
Acme Spinning.....
96
Alabama Mills
*
Amer Yarn & Proc
7 % preferred
.
Anderson Cotton
Mills
—100
Arcade Cotton
Mills
...25
Avondale Mills
1
Beaumont Mfg—...
7 % preferred
Belton Mills(SO).25
Preferred.
Bibb Mfg.
.100
Brandon Corp A..
Class B_........
...—-
7 % preferred
Burlington Mills... 1
Calhoun Mills.—.
Cannon Mills.....*
4
102
&K
63
100
64
70
25
7
93
98
9
96
101
4
6
68
72
75
80
25
29
4
87"
90
45"
55"
34
37
Chadwick-Hoskins
Co
10
6
8% preferred.....
92
China Grove Cot...
65
Chlquola Mfg....20
6% preferred—
Clifton Mfg (SO) 100
Climax Spinning. .50
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D E)_100
Cowpens Mills—...
Crescent Spinning..
Dallas Mfg (Ala) 100
Darl'gton Mfg(SO) 5
95"
96
70
35
100
107
56
78
91
Rowan Cotton Mills
Saxon Mills
& Print Wks—*
Preferred
*
com
7% preferred—.
Southern Weaving..
Southern Worsted pf
Spartan Mills...100
Startex Mills
20
Sterling Spinning
Stowe Spinning—
Textiles Inc com
10
Class A pref
Class B pref—60
Union-Buffalo Mills
Common
—10
1st 7% pref...100
2d 5% pref...100
Victor-Monag Co
7% preferred—100
Victory Yarn Mills—
114
97
95
12
63
60
50
98
60
82"
61
120
28 K
25
43"
13
IK
4
48
17
IK
325*
145*
2c
3
3K
10 5*
40
33
17
6c
Copper
..25
Copper Canyon. 10c
Copper Range
*
Cornucopia Gold-Sc
Oresson Consolidated
49"
93
68
85
66
Joseph Lead...10
San Toy Mining —1
Seneca Copper
1
Shattuck Denn
5
Silver King Coal
5
"§""
75*
Sunshine Mining. 10c
13 K
United Verde Ext50c
Utah Copper Oo
10
135*
Utah Metal & Tun
Walker Mining
%
25c
IK
1
90c
1
iy
20c
405*
IB
40c
41H
REAL ESTATE TR
& LAND STOCKS
Bd of Tr Bid Tr.100
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr 100
Bos R E
a
....
Bos Stor W'h'se.100
Boston Wharf...100
a
6of|
55*
55*
625*
135c
65*
a
a
City RET (C)..500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston). 100
Factory Bldg Tr.100
Fifty Associates (B).
a
....
a
....
Hotel
....
a
a
Dome Mines Ltd—*
„
Granby Cons MSA
K
IK
30c
K
Title
Guar & Trust
of New York...20
Mining—.25c
6H
Hollinger Mines...5
60*
14
88
20
38 K
109
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
A B Stove-—.....*
Homestake Mines
common
125*
Howe Sound Co
5
Hudson Bay Min
&
Abbott
Copper
.20
20
Internatl
Mining—1
51
Warrants
Island Creek Coal.l
$6 preferred
—1
Isle Royale Cop—25
39*
Lab'tories.*
45*% convpfd 100
Abbotts' Dairy
Abercrombie & Fitch
Common .......1
$6 preferred —75
Abitibi Pow & Pap_*
Smelting.....*
21" Illinois Zinc.——*
Inspiration Cons
no «
50.
5*
66
16
11
45
1.90
17
25
33
6% pref......100
7 % preferred—100
Abraham & Straus.*
Acme Steel
,..25
Acme Wire v t c.,20
Adams (J D) Mfg..*
Jardine Mining
10
91
Kildun Mining——1
Kirkland LakeGold 1
1
Kennecott Copper.*
Adams
Express
Louisiana L'd & Ex 1
4
21K
225*
3K
4
2
25*
20
215*
Miami Copper....5
Winget Yarn Mills
Mtge 68..
Wiscassett Mills
81
127
5
Class
Mining' Corp of
87
133
6
25
5c
45*
Preferred.....100
25*
66
50
29 K
*
Agnew-Surpass—
Shoe com...
106
7Ji
Air
Associates—...1
Air Devices Corp..1
without par value
Pays accrued dividend.
f Flat price.
k Last sale.
n Nominal.
r
Canadian price.
t New
stock,
35*
o§^
20c
J*
60
315*
,_*
Preferred
100
Ainsworth Mfg....5
«r.?JPurcha8er .a,so
20
3K
6K
Aetna Brewery.
l
Aetna Stand Engine*
;
8
15
A....—..*
Agfa Ansco
$K
6K
6
Class B._
....*
Aetna Ball Bear—.1
Canada.
*
Mother Load Ooali'n
Mines....
..*
Mt City Copper
New Jersey Zinc
Rumely..*
Aeolian Co—
6% preferred A.50
Aero Supply Mfg—
Colony Oopper.25
MclntyrePorcupineS
445*
Castings com—.5
69"
Preferred.
West Point Mfg—20
175*
35
40
tigraph Oorp...l0
Advance
60
15
54
2.00
20 54
agma Copper OolO
Mayflower-Old
90
:
32
17
8K
Advance Aluminum
7% preferred
Wellington Mills..*
K
40
mj*
9K
20 5*
5K
Lucky Tiger Comb
Gold Mining
10
.
65*
30
—*
87
65
65
95
155*
76
81
55
10c^,
36
Adams Millis
_.*
Adams Oil & Gas.*
Addressograph Mul-
215* Lane Rincon Minesl
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1
42
Lava Cap Gold Mini
"2""
45c
20
■
....
A*
10c
id"
__
Power common—6
Greene-Cananea.100
5
DEPOSIT STKS.
Lawyers' M Co
20
Lawyers Title &
Guaranty
100
Natl Surety Co.. 10
Mines
Hecla
....
Bankers Bond &
Mortgage Guar..*
Bond & M Guar..20
EmpireTitle &Gul00
Home Title Ins (NY)
Goldfield Consol
45*
5
530
16
TITLE GUAR¬
ANTEE A SAFE
Eagle Pich Lead. .10
Evans Wall Lead--*
7% preferred—100
Federal Mining &
Smelting com
10
7% preferredlOO
Golden Cycle CorplO
13
85
125
3
a
a
Tr(Boston)100
9
5
12
Chic R ETrus's. 100
Kimball Bldg Tr 100
8
22
22
42
22
a
6c
30c
25*
a
37/8
15*
95c"
3
a
TjTBosy.lOO
m Cent Bldg Tr...100
35^
35c
IB
Gold"."."—lis
2
1
5«
2K
Wright Hargreaves^
Yukon
%
1351
123
Gold Min & M„1
Cusi Mexicans.. 50c
Tunnel
and Mines com..*
..
4
2$
29
National
•
25*
So Am Gold & Plat.l
Stand Sllver-Lead-1
43c
IK
1
Clear Creek Cons—
Preferred.
.10c
Gomo Mines
1
Consol Copper... 5
Cons Min & Smelt .5
_
28
r
2I
3 5*
Carnegie Metals
100
3
99
17
43
115
18
46
45
11
25*
3
25
33c
2
135*
Central Am Mines. 1
Cerro de Pasco
*
16
26
9
81
115*
35*
35*
•
Pocahontas.....*
Teck-Hughes G M.l
Tonopah Belmont.l
Tonopah Mining—1
Union Copper Land
6 Mining
25
&Sull'nM&025*
10
7
48
36
20
8K
5
6c
;
Butte Cop & Z Oo-o
Butte & Sup
—10
Callahan
Zino-Lead
Oo
1
Calumet & Hecla—5
100
1st M 6s Jan 1941
Wallace Mfg Co
Ware Shoals Mfg 100
...
7 5*
30
5
ing, Ltd
ol*
90
11
Mining—25c
3c
115*
Black Hawk
88
14
91
Polaris
18$
}15*
Consol Mines—.1
Bulolo Gold Dredg¬
81
12
86
25*
3m
Chief Consol Min—1
Chile
72
2K
2c
65"
100
305*
i8H
6c
Bunker Hill
31"
17c
40C
295*
36 5*
63
80
98
72
73
50
37
39
55
285*
35c
St
4c
..10
Bagdad Copper
35"
55c
Roan
Antelope Min
Ltd Amer snares.
St Anth Gold M—-1
10
58
75
95
67
67
45
2K
61K
Quincy—
24
9
13c
Premier Gold M
Ariz Cornstock
1
Austin Silver Min—1
Backbone Gold——1
Woodside Cotton .20
103
50
73
87
Pond Creek
106
STOCKS
Admiralty Alaska
Gold Mining
.1
Southern Franklin
Process
106
Smelting—-1
$5 prior conv pf 25
AnacondaOopMin 50
Andes Copper M.20
100
Sibley Mfg (Ga).lOO
Smyre (AM) Mfg 10
7% preferredSouthern
Bleachery
100
12
55
.
.
100
Mining
55
61
50 c
MINING
101
95
85
29
2
Noranda Mines
.*
North Butte.
2.50
Ohio Copper of
i
Utah...
il
Old Dominion Co.25
Pacific Tin...
*
Park-Utah—
Amer shs ctfs_.10
Pioneer Gold Ltd—1
Alaska Juneau Gold
32
9
28
......
Nlpissing Mines...5
106
106
106
Altar Cons Mines. K
Amer Zinc Lead &
Riverdale Mills pref.
Riverside & Dan Riv
Common
—25
18
10
70
5
60
_
100
100
10
53
44
89
Preferred
*
Soule Mill (NB).100
100
20
37
81
100
7% preferred. .100
Perfection Spinning
125'
w*
-
Enterprise—
17
50
7% preferred
40
106
Newmont Mining. 10
New River Co
100
Preferred-100
N Y & Honduras
Rosario
.
Ask
Per share
66
62
Consol Mines...1
46
Pacolet Mfg
ft*
40
1?
78 *
105
70
150
45
1937.
9
Bid
Par
Patino Mines &
43
8
Norris Cot Mills
Orr Cot Mills—.100
Nat Yarn Mills
75*
Pickens Cot Mills
Piedmont Mfg
20
M—.100
96"
Newberry O M—100
8
37
35
7f
4
Musgrove Cotton
Saratoga Victory
Mills common...*
Wamsutta
75*
Mills—
6% preferred.....
52
20
18
15
Hanover
6
108
7% preferred
10,
28
18
48
Powdrell & Alexander
common
10
;98*
140
MARINE IN SUE
ANCE SCRIP
Atlantic Mutual—
1933——
96
7% preferred
10
Preferred
100
Penmans Ltd com.*
Preferred.100
Wabasso Cotton
*
96"
Florence Mills
preferred...1
Nonquitt M (N B)_*
Pepperell Mfg...100
Pierce Mfg
100
Pilgrim Mills
100
Plymouth Cord—100
55
20
26
2nd
Pacific Mills
63
22 K
General
Prior preferred
Hathaway Mfg..100
Kilburn M (N B)_75
Luther Mfg
100
16
Stocks
Ask
Per share
Canadian Mills
110
Serial notes
Flint Mfg Oo
10
Preferred..—.100
29
25
56
Bid
Par
Can Converters. 100
Can Cottons Ltd 100
Preferred..
100
Domin Text Ltd—.*
Preferred
100
Montreal Cottons.
Fairforest Finish Co
20
Cotton...*
Qosnold M (N B)—*
305*
7
38
Dexdale HosieryPreferred. ...100
Draper Corp......*
Farr Alpaca
100
Stocks
7?
34
Brighton Mills—
Preferred. ....100
Charlton Mills.. 100
.
193546
Ask
109
20
62
100
Carpet common.*
Preferred
...100
65
5
29
100
Spinning Co
*
New preferred...*
Pref unassented.*
Bigelow-Sanford
(Baltimore).
20
7% preferred
Durham Hosiery
Northern Mills
t.
20
Dunean Mills
TEXTILE
Preferred
Berkshire Fine
Bid
Per share
Per share
Algonquin Print. 100
American Mfg..100
5% Preferred-100
Amoskeag Mfg....*
Arlington Mills..100
Barnard Mfg—.100
Beacon Mfg
100
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
7
s
"I
8
K
K
Jcx-ciividend.
MARCH, 1938]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
Ask
&
are as near as
Stocks
Par
MISCELLANEOUS
Ask
Bid
share
Air Reduc'n
♦
Stocks
ar
30
AlbertarPacific
Preferred
50
Am Internat Corp.*
Amer-La France &
Foamite Corp
10
Warrants
Am Laund Mach_20
17
Atlas
Grain class A
*
Preferred
100
Alexander Dept Stsl
Alexander Hamilton
Amer Locomotive.*
7 % preferred-.100
22%
65%
Conv preferred .20
Atlas Powder
*
Amer Mach & Fdy. *
Am Mach & Met..*
52%
Air-Way Electric
Appliance
Albany Packing. 100
Preferred
100
Alberene Stone of Va
6
Inst common.
Algoma
14
Steel com.*
Preferred
Allegheny Steel
Allendale
Am Maize Prod
Amer Maracalbo
Amer Metal Co
*
8% preferred.. 100
58
*
Brewing
Corp
.
Dye
*
common
•
Allied Mills Inc
*
Allied Paper Mills.l
Allied Prod (Mich)
cl A conv com..25
9%
9
13%
2%
6% preferred..100
Amal Leather
1
6% conv pref..50
Amalg Sugar
...1
5% preferred—10
Amerada Corp
*
Amer Agrlci Chem(Delaware)
*
Amer Air Lines..-10
American Arch
*
Am Bakeries pref 100
Class A
*
Class B
*
Am Bank Note
14%
7% preferred. .100
_
10
6% preferred
50
Bamberg com-*
35
6%
Preferred
100
Am Beverage Corp. 1
7% preferred
5
American Book.-100
5% % conv pf.100
American Can
25
7% preferred ..100
Amer
88
American Stores
*
American Stove
*
Amer Sugar Ref.100
§P
99%
2%
19%
2%
6%
70%
7% preferred. .100
Am Sumatra Tob__*
Amer Thermos A
Preferred
50
Amer Thread pref. 5
Am Tobacco coni_25
Common B
25
28
99
l°8*
*8
54
9%
40
122
100
25
*!*
Amer Commercial
Alcohol com—20
Am Crystal Sugar 10
86%
Jan.
17
Class B
20
26
5% preferred
10
12%
Tiling Co
1
Amer Equities Co. .1
Amer Express—100
Am Fabrics, pref 100
Amer Felt common *
41
46%
"5%
5%
Class A
Common
Preferred
5
125
18
21%
58%
Am Furniture...
Am Hair & Felt
1
*
1st preferred-. 100
2d
preferred..100
67
8% preferred--100
6% preferred
50
Home Prod—1
Amer Hosiery
25
.
Amer
Amer Ice Co
46*
2
13%
?8
6% non-cum pflOO
*
6
10
;
18%
15
1%
2%
29
8%
15%
9
30
Arundel
r
1
6% 1st pref—.100
7% 2d pref... 100
Assoc El Indus Ltd
Am dep rets ord
registered ___£l
30
12%
115
Jan
22
At Nov 12
12
Rayon.*
Athey Truss Wheel 4
4
Atl Coast Fisheries.*
"4%
4
4%
5%
45
22
8
23
1%
102%
7%
10%
14
1%
109
8
11%
15
.._.*
*
50
*
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
x
18%
52%
10%
7
19
"7%
1
8%
9
8
$5 preferred
*
54
58
Buckeye Pipe L..50
Buckeye Steel Cast *
Bucyrus-Erie Co-.5
7% cum pref. .100
Bucyrus-Monlghan
37%
39
18
Class A common.*
29%
Buda Co
17
8%
77
100
com
7
Mfg..*
5%
47%
4%
Wheel
*
7% preferred-.100
19%
29%
7%
1%
*
com
10
*
com
Conv preferred--* k
Warrants
k
Burd Piston
Ring-.l
Burdines Inc
Preferred
1
*
7%
5%
47%
4%
90
*
Bulova Watch
m
80
32
20"
30%
10
Oct25!
% Oct 23
5
4%
4%
6%
42
Burma Corp Ltd—
Am dep receipts.
_
Burns Bros
*
2%
1%
1
18%
Biscuit_12%c
2%
2%
45
com
1%
Burroughs Adding
Machine
75
85
Burry
Bush Term Co
3%
27%
38%
4
4%
32
39%
6
27
5*
6
10
10
ill*
19%
13*
!!*
t New stock.
*
7% pref ctfs.. 100
Butler Bros
5%
2
40
com
7% debenture.100
Bush Term Bldgs
conv
10
pref. .30
Butterick PubUs
Preferred
5%
Ex-dividend,
*
Collender
Burco Inc
4%
1%
*
9%
2%
10
*
Bunte Bros
33
Black&Decker Mfg *
Blauner's com
*
iS*
40*
5
2%
12%
5
38
Bruck Silk Mills
12%
9%
3%
__*
Bullard Co
9%
30%
*
17
51
-*
*
5
...1
7
*
55
Fdy & Mach com *
k Last sale,
2%
1
52%
96
Birtman Elec Co.-5
Without par value,
3
*
Rubber....1
49
Birdsboro Steel
*
27
1
common
Budd
65
$3 Preferred
3
26
7 % preferred. -100
50
5% preferred...20
7% preferred-.100
B/G Foods Inc
*
7 % preferred- -100
Preferred
20c
4
*
Distillery
Budd (E G)
4%
3%
57%
15%
94%
Bing & Bing
Binks Mfg
1%
*
Brunswick-Balke-
Limestone
Inc
Preferred
_
27
Bruce (E L) Co
106%
5
%
Bickfords
21%
21*
27
Brown Fence & Wire
Brown Shoe
Billings & Spen_._25
10%
31%
19%
26%
26%
100
15%
*
Beth Fdy & Mach.*
68%
common.
Brown
12
*
Preferred
Beth Steel (Del)
55
* k
94%
%
*
7% preferred--100
110%
7%
60
36
20
Brown Co 6% pf.100
Purchase warrants
b,
Assoc Laundries—_* k
16
niture common-.1
Preferred
Best & Co
50
Brockway Motor—
Truck
2
30%
*
20
5
6 Cement com..*
10
110%
6%
Bessemer
Coupon
3%
23
^
Class A pref
.50
50
common
ii
34
5
21
Berghoff Brewing-. 1
Berkey & Gay Fur¬
15%
Bristol-Myers
12
conv
Borland Shoe St
*
* k
19
Beneficial Loan Soc *
Benson & Hedges..*
Conv pref
*
39
29
80
9%
8%
9y
28% Oct. 23
British Celanese Ltd
Amer dep rets. 10s
4% Dec
60
6%
21
25
25
Bristol Brass..
6%
2
Preferred
6
Asbestos Mfg com.l
Preferred
1
Ashland Oil & Ref.l
Asroc Brew (Can).* r
10
25
5%
7
Forman
w_*
Bender Body com
5
Class A
Brinks, Inc
10%
5%
r
iin
3%
1%
*
Brown
Bendix Aviation
5
Beneficial Industrial
Loan
Corp class A-.*
Class B
7% preferred. .100
Brillo Mfg
*
20
common..25
Beatrice Cream. .25
Preferred
3%
2%
12
B
*
100
Common
7
Class
17
Bell Aircraft
1
Bellanca Aircraft.. 1
Belmont Radio
*
Belt RR & Stk Yds
8
1%
13%
23%
29%
Registered
*
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
Ordinary bearer £1
& Cadwell
50
33
85
Briggs Mfg
*
Briggs & Stratton__*
Bright Star Elec—
20
Preferred
Bayuk Cigars..
7% 1st pref
33%
20
27
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
6
32
18%
8%
9%
100
Durrell
_
45%
29
"4%
Bridgeport Brass. _*
Bridgeport Mach--*
Brown
Belding Hem'way. *
Belden Mfg com. .10
A*
Common.
*
1st preferred. .100
2d
96
pref_20
Beech Aircraft
1
Beech-Nut Pack. .20
■'4&
pref..*
16%
94%
Beaunit Mills Inc.10
120
cum
Preferred
5% preferred..100
Bay State Fishing.*
$1%
4
Bower Roll B'r'g--5
Bowman Biltmore
Bondholders A.65
Bowm Bilt Hotels—
Brill
* k
1st preferred--100
2d preferred--100
3%
$2.75
•::>
1
2
*
Brewster Aeronaut! 1
2%
8%
l
& Paper A
w
%
10
Bourjois, Inc
8
Bathurst Power
$5 preferred
1%
20
1%
100
Bearings Co (Am).*
15"
c common
13
Mfg
77
7% preferred. .100
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works
5
V t
Bates Mfg
Bath Iron Wks
Beaton
*
5
Mills A
Preferred
Brager Eisenberg—1
Breeze Corp
1
Brewers & Distillers5
3%
*
7% preferred..100
5f*
Common......
Botany Worsted
Preferred
*
Bausch & Lomb
Optical com
4%
Associated
Bros
Baumann (Lud)
18
113
32
8*
106%
110
50
1st preferred.. 100
"6%
42
22
10%
11%
1%
19%
19
Bradley Knitting—
"6%
3l%
A
preferred
*
Brach (E J) & Sons *
35*
5%% pref
-.50
Barlow & Seelig cl A5
5%
Class
2
7%
18
11
Botany Consol Mills
2
Bastian-Blessing
•__*
*
15"
45
102
24%
19
17"
1
com
Warrants
Elec.10
....
9%
J*
67
11
...»
-
Steel
6
Arrow Aircraft-.—1
7 % preferred
94
1%
1
Bancroft (J) & Sons*
Preferred
100
Bankers Industrial—
Service cl A
*
Barber Co Inc
10
Barber (W H) Co.. 1
Barker
Works
Assoc Dry G'ds
7%
17%
1 %
100
18
24%
10%
4%
5
1
5% preferred.30
Aro Equipt Corp—l
Amer Hard Rubb_50
Amer Hardware..25
Am-Hawaiian S3.10
Am Hide & Leath..*
19%
7%
7%
20%
2%
3%
18%
7%
6
3%
50
pref..*
7% preferred..100
Armstrong Cork
*
Armstrong Rubb A*
Arnold. Constable.5
Corp
Boston Woven Hose
6 Rubber com.
Borne
Preferred
17%
100
Bardstown Distill__1
Barium Stainless
139%
15
Borg-Warner Corp_5
Scrymser—25
Boston Herald
Traveler Corp
*
%
£»
J*
Baldwin Rubber
Arrow Hart—
Am Fruit Growers.*
Preferred
50
88
38%
117%
i\H
44%
12%
18%
7%
30
14%
62
30%
2%
86
5
New warrants
29
40
29%
44%
12%
Borden Co
100
18%
17%
7%
Common B
Bond Stores com
1%
7% pref.
7% pref new
14
18
ib"
9%
7%
17
17
7
13
for
i?*
II*
28
1%
com
c
13%
15
6
V t
13%
46
1**
J*
90
*
_
Ask
share
26%
Bartgis Bros com__l
6% conv pref. .25
Basic Dolomite
1
10l%
Bid
Bohn Alum & Br--5
Bon Ami com A
*
65
*
Baker Chemical.
.
1st preferred--100
17%
6%
*
-
Boeing Airplane
5
Bohack (H C) com.*
Bohack Realty pflOO
35"
17
*
conv pr
Hegeman
Backstay Welt
Badger Paper Mills
.
Blumenthal (S) com*
7 % preferred
100
6%
17
39
*
7% guar pref. .100
Armour & Co (111)—
Common
5
Artloom Corp
Aviation Corp(Del)3
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Class B
10
Preferred
100
Babcock & Wilcox.*
Bliss & Laughlln.
Bloomlngdale Bros.*
4*
9%
15%
%
4%
4%
32%
3%
1%
Arcturus Rad Tube *
Argo Oil
10
Armour & Co of Del
Socket com
*
Amer Fork & Hoe..*
Preferred
100
5
25
w
Com assented-.
26
Preferred
100
Amer Forging'.and
6% pref w
Warrants
47*
119
60
*
conv pref. _*
Print
Common
Avery (B F) & Sons
conv pf new 25
6
25
com
6%
*
1
common
4
52
*
Arnold
18
Barnsdall Oil.
5
Barnsdall Refining. 1
3%
44%
$6
A
1%
10
45%
115%
New
5 % conv pf new 25
110
106%
1%
5
Automat Vot Mach *
Automatic Washer—
Common
3
Automobile Banking
$1.50 conv pref 25
Blaw-Knox Co
Bliss (E W) Co-
7
12%
23%
15
7% preferred.. 100
Amer Wringer..
*
Amer Writing Pap_*
$6%
$5 cum prior A..*
Autocar com
10
6% preferred.. 100
Automatic Instru¬
6
10%
_
*
Par
Per
T*
100
Anaconda Wire
6 Cable com
Anchor Hocking
Glass common
Auburn Automob.I*
Austin Nich & Co..*
Preferred
..100
Baldw Loco Wks_ *
14%
100
Am Woolen Co
pref—100
Tack
*
Balaban & Katz._25
50
9
4%
6%
conv
11%
134
13%
27%
112%
16%
20%
54%
Atlas
*
29
W*
29
Archer-Dan-Midl'd *
7% preferred..100
100
Amer Distilling pf 10
Amer Encaustic
%%
20%
mann Corp
1
Anheuser Busch._20
Antllla Sugar
100
Apex Elec Mfg
*
Appleton Co—
7% preferred.. 100
Applied Arts
1
Appollo Steel
10
Apponaug Co
*
APW Paper
*
Amer Cigarette &
6% 1st pref...100
Am Cyanamid A. 10
8%
Angostura-W upper-
*
5% preferred.. 100
"8%
20
74
66%
138%
Anchor P & Fence.*
Andian Nat Corp..*
5% preferred—100
Amer Coal (N J)__25
Amer Colortype__10
}
164%
64%
Am
89%
165
Am Chain & Cable.*
Cigar Co
13
13%
49%
124%
50%
5%
Plywood
Class
Preferred
*
Amer Wind Glass—
Amer Carmel
100
Preferred
100
Amer Centrifugal-.1
Preferred
2
36*
Am Vitrified Prod.*
30
17
15
54
11%
Canadian
Chicle
14%
29%
*
6% preferred.. 100
Transformer. 10
Am Type Found. .10
7% preferred. .100
62
Properties
*
Am Car & Fdy
*
7% preferred-.100
Amer
pflOO
Am Steel F'dries
Amer Box(Board..l
A.Brake Sh & Fdy—
,__*
Snuff. .25
non-cum
83
Am
Common
Sanitary...*
7% cum pref 100
Am Republics com 10
Amer Rolling Mill 25
4% % conv pf 100
Am Safety Razor
American
6% preferred..100
Alum Goods Mfg..*
Aluminum Indus..*
Aluminum Ltd
*
.50
%
,
pflOO
Atlantic Refining 25
4% conv pref. 100
Atlas Brewing
..1
Atlas Pipeline
*
ment common
3
14'
*
non-cum
Automatic Prod
5
Automatic Refrig.10
_
Altorfer Bros—
Conv preferred..*
Aluminum Co com.*
-
n*
9%
24
*
Common
18.50
American Screw. 100
American Seal cone.
Amer Seal-Kap
..2
Amer Seating
*
Amer Ship Build..*
Am Smelt & Refg. *
16
Common
10
Allied Stores Corp.*
5%preferred. .100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Common
*
Alloy Cast Steel...*
Alpha Portl Cem..*
6% preferred
Stand
168
Allied Kid Co com. 5
Allied Laboratories *
28%
108
.5
50
Am Potash & Chem *
Amer Radiator &
35c
1
&
25%
4
Amer Pneu Serv
7% 1st pref
&
Distilling Co
Allied Chem
115
Class A
Class B
Alliance Realty....5
Preferred
100
Allied
34
Optical
*
Preferred
100
American Piano-
8%
10
Alles & Fisher
P
14%
1
Amer
18
en
Altentown Portland
pref
1%
*
16% American Meter
8% American News Co *
*
*
J13.60 Preferred..*
Industries
1
Cement
5
*
Atl Gulf & Wind
SS Lines
5%
7%
6% convpref_. 100
W-
100
Corp
2%
*
Stocks
Ask
Per share
79
Vot trust ctfs
Bid
share
Amer I G Chem A.*
Amer Insulator
*
com
85
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
*
50
Byers (A M) com...*
7% part pref. .100
Byers Machine
*
Byllesby class A
*
Class B-4.
*
Preferred.,^..
»
2H
9
14
8%
21%
2*
10
31%
4%
5%
15
21*
3*
35*
6
*
HJSTRIAL
Stocks
as
month preceding the date of issue
possible for the closing day of the
Bid
Par
18^
Hark Controller... 1
Hark
(D L) Co
31ark Equip Co—*
Preferred
100
22
22
llaude Neon Lt
50
18 %
1%
55
141
Cleveland
4
llayton & Lambert ♦ k
Cleveland Graphite
Bronze
4J
95
22 %
1
com
11
L055
18]
16
Mach com......4
8
4%
15%
.
J*
29%
Dlover Val'y
*
68
Preferred A
□lub Aluminum
Utensil com.
21]
□luett
11
36
Pea body
»
7 % preferred-. 100
23
□oca-Cola Co
*
Class A
*
□oca-Cola Intern. _•
□oleman Lamp &
Stove common..*
1%
,
15
Crown
12^
Peet common
*
6% preferred 100
□ollins & Aikman..*
19
105
5% preferred. .100
□ollins Co
100
4
4
Wire common
*
□olonial Beacon Oil *
91
94
23%
245-
Crown Zellerbach__5
93
94
115
125
$5 conv pref
Crucible Steel
10
90
9
80
□ol Fuel & Iron
Warrants
•
68
□olt's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
25
if
□olumbia Baking. _*
Preferred
r
3%
3%
15%
5%
3%
4%
16%
58
60
6
6
17
29.
4
11:
93
109
$2.75
pref--*
conv
□olum Carbon v t c *
2
49
4%
72
Oompo
21
63
4
Dist-.l
coco
67
Conde
24
15%
1
13
4
50
8
3
7
7
3
5
106
7
30
15
Pub--*
Consol Aircraft
$3
1
40
120
if!
16
100.
Consolidated Oil
51
111
66
3:
3;
rcii
*
*
72
9%
4
16%
16%
90
1%
6 Co common..20
6%
14
13%
30
26%
105% Feb.
2
2%
6
6%
49
46 y
Eason
17
18"
15
25
Footwear. 1
East Mall'ble Iron25
24
5%
*
com
Gilbert Corp
Delay Stores:
20
6%
17
12%
8%
1%
15%
10
*
1%
17
3%
Mach
Class
3
5%
3%
20
6%
*
6% preferred.. 100
Easy Washing
23
9*
18
17
Preferred
155%
166
4
com
B
Eaton Mfg Co
12%
6
8
Dennison
90
5%
21
13%
6%
9%
4
3%
17%
6%
25
1%
1%
$1 Preferred
*
Detroit Compensat'g
58
Axle Corp com.-l
3
Det Gasket & Mfg—
Common
1
6% preferred
20
Detroit Gray Iron &
Foundry com
1
Continental Can..20
$4 50 preferred..*
Detroit Mich Stove 1
Detroit Harvester. 1
Detroit Paper Prod 1
Detroit Steel Prod.*
Detroit Sulphite-.10
Mot-.l
(Del)...6
(Mex).--l
Cont'l Roll & Steel '
10
Radio &
Television
.1
Devoe & Raynolds—
Cont Steel Corp.. .*
Preferred
100
Class A (non-vot)*
Common B
*
Converse Rubber..*
2d preferred
Cont Screw com.. 10
Devonian
33
Oil
Common
Dexter Co
100
10
.
*
com.
...5
Diamond Match
preferred
*
Cooper Bessemer.. 1
$3 prior pref
*
Copperweld Steel. 10
Cord Corp
5
$4
*
6% part pref
25
Diamond Shoe....*
6%% pf (ww) 100
Diamond T Motor
□ornell-Dubilier
3
Feb. 17
x
Ex-dividend.
100
Eitingon Schild
*
Th
1
Electric Auto-Lite. 5
Electric Boat
3
Elec Ferries com
»
6% preferred.. 100
8% preferred..100
Household
Util Corp
...5
Elec & Musical
Indus Am shs
10
1%
2%
2
9
9%
3%
14
Electric Products-.*
3%
20%
1%
5c
Eisler Elec Corp
I
Eisemann Magneto *
19%
8%
37
36
Electric
8%
12%
Elec Shovel Coal
Partic pref
3
21
*
*
Elec Stor Battery
*
Elec Vacuum Clean*
Electrol Inc v t c -.1
3%
39*
6*
io*
1%
Electrographic Corp
Common
3
3%
1
Electrolux Corp
Elgin N Watch
38
37
114
39
—
19%
u
12%
—
—
14
—
Ely Walker D G..25
26%
35%
15%
4%
26%
36
17%
98
6%
* Without par value.
T"
10%
rl3%
21
%
1%
19
1st preferred.. 100
preferred-.100
93" ~
Emerson Drug. .2 %
Class B
2%
Elec new_4
19%
19%
4%
Empire Sheet A
Tinplate
*
mployers' Group
Associates
»
18%
2d
4
1
15
Elk Horn Coal Corp*
6 %non-cum pref50
40
4%
Elec Corp com.-l
f New stock,
56%
Dewey&Alrhy Ghem
Special preferred.*
Cook P't & Vara..*
39
Sterilizer
Detrola
100
5% preferred...50
Educational Pictures
Common
1
Electrical Steam
partic pref 50
Container Corp
20
Continental Baking
54%
2%
18%
12
Preferred
lo
7% preferred..100
13
2
Warrants
95
Mfg—
Class A
c
Han price
$2 conv pref*
Eastern Sugar Assoc
Common
9
73
1
Electric-.2.50
De Mets Inc pref..*
A partiC--50
B partic— *
Preferred
Eastern Roll Mill..5
Eastern Steamship.*
Common.
Delta
C--100
Preferred
*
Eastern Mfg com..*
Preferred
*
105
Cont'l Oil
8%
13"
Eastern
18
35
100
Cont'l Oil
6%
10
1
35c
1.10
East Dairies Ltd
15
100
28
C0..1O
East Boston
8
7%
9%
21%
2%
134
113%
12%
1
1
8% preferred.. 100
Dentists' (The)
Supply com
10
Derby O & Ref com *
Continental
Oil
Eastman Kodak
35
118
$1.50 conv pref_20
^4
22
108
*
com
6% preferred..100
54
35
V t
Class B
Duro-Test Corp
1
Duval Texas Sulpha
52%
22%
30
c
Duquesne Brewing. 5
Durham Hosiery—
1?*
Del Rayon A com. 15
Preferred
100
Warrants
c
100
pref.
Dwight Mfg
15
Eagle (C K) pref 100
Eagle Lock
25
Deisel-W emmer
*
Consolidation Coal
Common v t C--25
V t
V t
cum
%
18*
Edison Bros Stores—
Steel
v t
deb
n-v
Economy Groc Sts_*
Eddy Paper
*
8% preferred-.100
Royal Oil .10
5% pref
Dunhill lnternat'1.1
Duplan Silk
*
8% cum pref. .100
DuPont (EI) deN
$4.50
Dailey Corp
1
Darby Petroleum. .5
Daro Corp 8% pf 100
104
*
7%
16%
*
'
68
43,
18*
20*
Bradstreet Corp.*
$6 preferred
*
Dundee Textile
*
10%
5
4
Dubilier Condenser *
Dun (R G)—
5
«.
100
Dryden Paper
%
3%
76
Ourtlss Wright, Corpl
Class A
1
Cushman's Sons—
Hammer
Preferred
12
%
2%
4%
23
$5 cum div pref.*
Consol Retail Sts-.l
Preferred
53!
121
part conv n-c A.*
Class B
*
23%
□ont Diam'd Fibre.5
3l;
%
114%
Dresser (S R) Mfg
21
8% preferred.. 100
10
16
75
106
100
18
*
LOO
.*
$7 preferred
7% preferred
*
81
11%
Preferred
*
22
A
64;
11
68
Drug..—
23%
Class B
42
18
*
5 % preferred .....
Dow
1%
Deere & Co
Cons Mach Tool uts.
Class
3li
16
Dow Chem com
37
Deep Rock Oil
& Ref 7% pf-lOOj
58
121
33
*
22
102
6 % % prefeiTed 100
Preferred
Consumers Co of 111
10
34%
31%
1%
5
preferred
Consol Textile
29
106
2 %
Class A
pf..*
Cons Laundries
Consolidated
17
%
Common
Consol
7
100
Decker(A)& Cohn 10
Cons Film Indus. .1
cum part
Douglas Shoe pf.100
Dayton Rubber Mf|
Cigar Corp..*
6%% Prior pf-100
7% preferred-100
7%
40
34%
Diatil..
Chemical. 1
Warrants
pref
Biscuit
Cons
$2
Tobacco
Davison
*
1
Consol Oar Heat. 100
conv
Consol
Cuban
Darling Stores Corp
$2 partic pref
*
Davega Sts Corp. .5
5% conv pref..25
Davenport Hos'y..*
Oongoleum-Nalrn.
Oongress Cigar
*
27
10
7% preferred. .100
Cuban Atl Sugar—
Common
10
Cutler
5
new
Nast
Cuban-Am Sug
%
10
34
1
Cuban Am Mangan 2
14
Doubleday Doran.*
Douglas Aircraft..*
8
*
145
5
11
7% cum pref. .100
•$8 cum pref
8%
%
25
Stores..*
Coal B
23
—.10
Preferred
l56"
Dominion Steel &
Driver Harris Co 100
Ouneo Press
14%
"3%
Dri Steam Valve..5
Curtis Lighting
Curtis Publish
Compressed Indus
Gases
21
Dardelet Thr'dlock *
1
t c ext
v
3%
r
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred
100
90
69%
Shoe—
Mach
31%
30
25%
29%
preference.*
Dominion Bdge.100
Dominican Coal pf 25
36%
If*
34
H
16
Finance—
83
67
12
V
9^
110
8% preferred —10
Cunningham Drug
1
Solvents..*
sz
78
8%
19
See Invest Trusts
Com "wealth
Cum
Cummins
See Invest Trusts
□omm'l
Domestic
7
3
□omm'l Invest Trust
16
25%
29
Commercial Credit
99
25%
6%
35%
13%
33%
*
$2 preferred
24
*
100
Stores com
*
com
19%
(Jacob) Pkg—
6%% pref
100
25
*
□olumbus AutoParts
Doehler Die Cast..*
5% Preferred .100
Oudahy Pack
50
CO
□olumbia Pictures—
Vot tr ctfs com
*
21%
19
13
Hrl 0 0
Class B
2\
□olumbia O&G—
*
29%
10%
7% preferred.. 100
Crystal Oil Ref—
Preferred.
B'castlni
Sys Inc class A 2 \
Dodge Mfg
14%
4
□olumbia
23
96
Dominion
$2.25 pref w w._*
Preferred x-w
*
15%
10%
27%
Dobeckum Co com.l
Dr Pepper Co
*
4%
Crown Drug com..*
Preferred
50
37
44
Dixon (J) Cruc--100
1
24
10
13%
20%
A
2%
Dold
(Md)
Cuba Co
Development
Ordinary shares
6% conv pref
3
15%
30%
*
...*
21
28
olon
....
93%
92-
Ooliyer Insulated
9
27
26%
Colgate-Palmollve31
Class
Crown Cork Int A_*
Crown C'k & Seal.*
900
Common
12
Central
Petroleum
14%
71%
Divco-Twin Truck. 1
Jan.
1%
%
Crowley Milner
*
Prior Preferred.50
79
24%
Seagrams Ltd
*
6% pref w W-.100
Distillers Liquors..5
11%
12
100
Preferred
116
130
Dixie-Vortex Co—
5
Crocker-Wheeler --*
Croft Brewing
1
Crosley Radio
*
Orowell Publish*g..*
17
*
101
104
2
4
Creole Petrol
100
□oca-Cola Bottling
of New York
*
19
Discount Corp (NY)
Distillers Co Ltd.£1
Distillers Corp-
70
10
2%
Dictograph Prod.-2
"2%
6?g
117
100
Preferred
64%
2%
Cream or Wheat
Stocks trust ctfs.*
Lumber
33%
Dictaphone Corp..*
164
5% conv pf
100
Creamery Package *
38%
Dlorex Chemical
3
*
Dlinchfield Coal.100
Preferred
100
69
105
63%
Ooty Inc
*
Oourtaulds Ltd—
Am deprcts ord£l
Covered Wagon Co
$1.50 conv cl A.20
Cramp (W) & SnslOO
Crane Co com
25
8%
5%
Common.... _._*
lliffs Corp v t c.
*
Ulimax Molyb¬
denum Co
'
108
101
Warrants..—.—
Hobbing
Heve Tractor
*
llev Un Stk Yds..*
lleve Worated Mills
46
Per share
103
Corning Glass Wk 10
Preferred
100
Corn Prod Refg--25
7 % preferred- -100
Oorroon & Rey'ds.*
$6 conv A pref..*
Cosden Petroleum. 1
5% conv pref-.50
90
1
Bid
Par
Per share
*18
*
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Per
ire
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
securities are as near
__nerson
......
5
35%
s
&
industrial
march, 1938]
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks
Ask
Par
Stocks
Par
2
3
Transportation. .5
Baking—.5
$8 1st pref
*
General Box Oorp.l
42
43
Engineering'comll
Eureka Vac Clean.5
Evans Products
5
Ever Plastics Corp—
Ex-Cell-0 A & T---3
Exch Buffet Corp..*
Fafnir Bearing-. 25
General Cable
General Bronze-...5
*
*
7% preferred--100
Class A
Gen Candy A—..5
General Carpet
1
Gen Cigar common *
-
35*
50
7% preferred-.100
7 % preferred- -100
Gen Crude Oil--2%
1
Fair (The) Chicago *
General Electric—*
25
65*
8% preferred- 100
Fairbanks Morse
6% preferred--100
Fairchild Aviation. 1
Fairchild Eng & Aerl
Fajardo Sugar
20
Faistaff Brewery--1
Common
7%
r
6%
3%
35
205*
15%
52
56
pref--100
*
6%
.*
*
Gen Rayon A stk—*
Gen Ry Signal
*
6 % preferred -100
$6 preferred
-
Refractories--*
Gen Steel Casting—
Common
*
pref
*
Gen Theat Equipt—
conv
91
34
9
7%
66
pref A100 k
Giant Portland—
Cement com
Preferred
*
Gilbert (AO)
Preferred
*
28
Florsheim Shoe com*
Flour Mills of Am.
5
♦
li*
24
5%
5
Gilchrist Co.
*
5
6%
Gillette Saf Razor.*
(L H)
Bros
--*
$6 preferred
*
Gleaner Harvester.*
Glen Alden Coal—*
Glidden Co
*
59
4%
8%
51
15%
55
225
Foreign shs A—*
78
Co—1
Gobel (Adolf)
2%
Fox (Peter) Brew—5
F-R Publishing-—-*
26
_
Preferred
1
*
50
Worsted .50
35
11*
it*
30%
71
26
Freeport Sulphur .10
6% conv pref-100
French Investing. _*
G ossard
Gotham
103%
iJ*
100
Froedtert Grain &
8%
16%
1
15
22%
65
com
53%
A. *
$3 pref with war.*
Gorham Mfg v t c_*
*
(H W)
is
8
Silk
Hosiery com
*
7 % preferred _ 100
Gould Coupler A--*
_
Graham-Paige Mot 1
Grand Nat Films. .1
4
55
2%
1%
Fruehauf Trailer..1
Fuhrman & Schmidt
9
Grand Rapids Brassl
Preferred
5
Vara.*
8*
Brewing com
1
Fuller (G A) Co—
50c
Grand Union ctfs-.l
1%
Grand
S3
T) com. 10
5% preferred—20
Graton & Knight. .*
Grant (W
4% conv pref. 100
prior pref.*
100
Preferred
2d preferred----*
Fuller Mfg com
1
Gabriel Co cl A—*
Galr (Robert) com_l
$1.80 prior pref._*
Gray Telephone Pay
Station
10
Gallager&BurtonA 1
10
com
Gt Atl & Pac
$3 Preferred
—*
&
$6 conv pref----*
*
89
Garlock Pack
*
Gar Wood Indust—3
40
llH
6%
14%
Garylod Container. 5
48
18
II*
4%
8*
5%
46%
123%
Dock corn—-*
Great Lakes SS
$6 conv pref
*
Gardner-Denver—*
$3 conv pref—20
Kilburn—
Preferred
100
Hall Lamp com
*
$6 preferred
100
Paper
Hammermill
10
Common
cum
nref.-lOO
Hammond Instrum't
$5 cum pref
Harbisonl-Walker
*
6% preferred--100
Harrisburg Steel---5
Harris Seybold
100
Hartman Tob
10
Harvard Brew
1
Hat Corp class A..1
Class B
n-v
1
6 % % pref w w 100
Accept'ce Corp
Class A
5
*
Great Nor Pap
25
Great West Sugar. .*
7% preferred.. 100
Greenfld T'p & Die*
1.50 preferred. *
§6 preferred--100
.
*
% preferred. 10
»core
Registered sharesImperial Tobacco
12
of Canada com.-5
4%
17%
95%
41
17 H
¥'
75*
Prod-25c
Group No. 1 Oil...*
Group No. 2 Oil
1
27%
100
6%
il*
99%
Without par value,
a
Called Mar. 15 at 103.
k Last sale,
!s
75* Feb. 16
19
38
14%
14%
35%
365*
24
29%
f
104
75*
Am dep rets ord £1
Independent
25%
Pneum
Tool
Indiana Gas Ac Chem
Common
5
$3 pref
*
Indiana Limestone. 1
15*
23
2%
25
27
28
95
Indian Motocycle..*
Preferred
10
5%
22
Tndiana Pipe Line 50
Indian Refining. .10
75*
8
Indiana Steel Prod.l
Indian Terr Ilium
Oil non-vot A
*
4%
5%
1%
1%
18
21%
125%
128
8%
50
6%
9%
60
%
%
6%
3%
60
1
1
4%
77%
4
2%
15%
5%
26%
34
15%
16
7
7%
8
25
25
7% non-cumpflOO
Oil
1
Hendey Mach
*
Steel
*
Interchemical Corp *
6 % preferred. -100
Interlake Iron
*
Int.
Agricultural..*
7% prior pref. 100
Sewing
6%
w__25
Ingersoll Rand
*
6% preferred—100
Inland
Mach—10
Int Cigar Mach
Int Harvester
*
Preferred xw
Helme G W)
Machine-.—i
Industrial Rayon. .*
Industrial Silica—.*
Int Business Mach. *
Internat Button Hole
6
45*
*
(W E) com.2
10
10
2d preferred
Intercont Rubber..*
98%
165*
95
5%
3%
$3 pref
38%
Indus Finance vtc 10
Preferred
100
Indus
7
Helena Rub'stein..*
A
*
-
1st pref
75*
6
Parts Corp com.3
B
Cum pref
100
Indus Brown Hoist—
210
15*
60
Class
6%
13
Indus Accep Corp
7
7% preferred.
*
*
.
100
International
Realization
6
20
18%
91%
148
40c
8%
£1
Int Mercan Mar
*
Internat'l Metal
~8~~
26%
21
Int Nickel
50%
(Can)
*
7% cum pref. .100
Int Pap & Pow A—*
—
Class
B
O
132
-.*
Class
96
150
5
Oct.
Industries cl A__*
7
55*
Match
*
New common._15
50c
85*
New 5% pref. .100
Warrants
7% preferred-.100
Royalties
1
15
16*
Int
*
Powder__*
56
57
Internat Pulp
Hercules Motors
6% preferred--100
Herr-Hall-Marv
127%
128
100
Preferred
Petrol
*
Internat Prod
*
*
Preferred
4
14%
lOO"
100
!
Internat Radio
Int Safety Razor B_*
Internat Salt
*
100
96
Hershey Chocolate.*
43
51
*
5
91
92%
8%
Hevden Ghemical.lO
Heywood-Wakefield
25
Common
Hibbard
Spencer
36
38
Internat Shoe..
*
Internat Silver.-100
7 % preferred—100
Int Text Book
*
14
16
Int Vitamin Corp..*
Interstate Bakeries*
41%
45
Interstate Dept St's*
$4
conv
pref
Hewitt Rubber
Hilton-Davis
II*
Hinde& Dauch
65*
6 % % preferred-
Chem
Common
—1
_
*
7% preferred—100
15%
Interstate Home—
24
25
10
19
20
pref—100
Hires (C E) Co A—*
82
86
Equipment
1
Interstate Hos'y
*
Intertype Corp
*
8% 1st pref.-.100
$1%
$5
preferred. .5
conv
Class
B
*
....
Hoe (R) class A..10
Prior pref
-.65
7% preferred—.21
Common
*
Hollander (A)& Son 5
Holland Furnace. 1
_
$5
pref.._
Holophane Co
16"
9
20
Iron Fireman vtc__*
11%
23
9
?%
1%
9
8%
21%
*
22
105
14
16
_*
31
Holly Sug Co
*
7% Preferred-.100
Holt (H) & Co A..*
102
18
Irving Air Chute.__1
Irving (John) Shoe.l
Preferred w w_.25
Jacobs (F L) Co
1
Jarvis (W H» Co
Jeannette Glass
99
conv
Preferred
14%
1
*
Jefferson Electric. _*
Jefferson Lake Oil %
Preferred
18%
6
10
Jenkins Bros
Jewel Tea
25
__*
Johns-Man ville
Hooker Electro
_*
7% preferred—100
Chemical com. 100
Preferred
lOO
Hooven&Allison
.
100
80
77
Horn (A C)
com——1
Prior preferred-_5
Horn Hard't(NY)
5% preferred..100
80
95
Horder's Inc com—*
Hormel & Co com--*
Johnson Educat Bisc
Class A
Johnson Oil Ref
*
16%
17%
3%
45*
22%
100
18
5
6%
23%
Jan.
21
H oudailie-Hershe y
*
Class B
*
Johnson Tin Foil
& Metal
100
Jonas & Naumb'g2 %
Jones & Laughlin
Steel common. 100
7% preferred-.100
Joslyn Mfg & Supp.5
Julian & Kokenge—*
22%
95*
23%
9%
Common
50%
52%
5% preferred--100
86
92
10
Kaufman
22%
2%
33%
65
23"
KO Stk Yds Me. 100
Preferred
100
Katz Drug com
1
9%
20%
70
Household
Finance
Houston Oil Field
Material com
$1-50
conv
1
pref-20
Houston Oil (Tex)
Vot tr ctfs
25
*
8
20
1st preferred..100
Common
Fibre
-5
Hunter Steel com..*
6% preferred
20
n Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
St's
12.50
15%
3
80
12%
Kefth-Albee-Orph
10%
8%
70
5
5%
1%
2
5
9
10
8%
Humble Oil & Ref.
Hummel-Ross
8%
68
(Harvey) .5
Dept
Common
Kaynee
10
Preferred----.100
Kayser (Jul) & Co.5
40
Howe Scale com
Kalamazoo Stove &
Furnace com—.10
7%
conv pre* 100
(Geo C) Co—
7% preferred. .100
Keith
Keller
Dorian Color
Film
20
Kelly SpringTld Tire
Common
—.5
Kellogg Co
*
25"
of Gt Brit & Irel'd
5%
Hercules
2
Imperial Tobacco
Motor
Hudson Mot Car.
Groc
7
29
7 % class A pref-25
Hecker Prod v t c__*
Helleman Brewing-1
Helvetia
6%
Imperial Oil Ltd—*
3%
2
5
Hubbell
5%
preferred-20
Gen Alloys Co——*
Preferred. .....10
7
20
pref.-50
Green (H L) Co—1
Common
5
2%
6%
10%
*
Common
w
£1 k
Indus rets
50c
America..
._*
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25
Hazeltine Corp
*
Hearns Dept Stores
Preferred
10
8
28
Imperial Chemical
2
$7 conv pref
Hayes Body..
Haytian Corp of
Class
110
24
45
9
35c
Hein-Werner
26
30
1%
Class B
conv
1%
Illinois Brick—--10
Imco Partic Ltd—1
8%
com
$5 preferred
100
Harnischfeger
Corp
—10
Hart & Cooley
25
Hartf'd Rayon vtc.l
Greyhound Corp—
50
Gen
*
com
Preferred
12*
7
94
Hanna (M A)
Refractories
Ideal Cement
iia
7H
7% prefunstpdlOO
7% prefstmpd 100
Elygrade Fooi Prod5
Hygrade Sylvan—*
6 %s conv pref—*
11
Mfg—
Class A
100
Gr£at Lakes Dredge
Houston*
1%
Tea
Non vot com
Preferred
Gannett Co Inc—
Conv
pf-»*
cum conv
Granite City St'l..*
1
$3 convertible—*
Preferred
Raps
100
Bart & Co com_25
■_*
50
-
Preferred
Preferred
Ask
l\"
1
Common
7
Hale &
53*
86
265*
Franklin Rayon—1
Franklin Ry Sup--*
*
com
Canada
Franklin Process—*
2X
6K
$5 conv pref
*
Goodyear T & R of
Gorham Inc
Hajoca Corp-.—-*
Hershey Creamery. *
*
*
....*
Goebel Brewing
Goldblatt Bros
4%
23%
4%
Francisco Sugar—*
81*
Sugar
Class A
40%
Hendrick Ranch
--*
Rubber
ik*
22
5%
8
Goodyear Tire &
*
Fox Film class A—*
16
Globe Wernicke—*
1
*
$5 preferred.—.*
of Canada
55
7H
Good Humor Corp
Goodrich (B F)
Foundation Co
5
8%
6
Good all
$7 conv pref-—.*
Foundation Co-—-1
IVA
41*
Preferred-
6%
Heller
36
Preferred
Am dep rets
Fort Pitt Brewing-1
Foster Wheeler--10
10%
4%% convpref 50
Globe Knitting—2%
Class B
18%
18%
_
pref-—-*
$5 conv
Gimbel
Godchaux
5%
*
*
Co.
6
3
Ford Motor France
Galveston
Gamewell
26
1
Gilmer
& Alabaster Ltd-*
6%
Gilbert-Varker
Ford Mot of Can 100
Partic
A*
10c
14%
7%
ord._
Common
13
Jan. 25
41
m
Preferred
--100
Foote Burt com
*
Ford Motor Ltd—
Malt common
12
18
105
24
Gypsum Lime
Hathaway Bak A.
25%
14
96*
4%sconv pref. 100
Foote Bros Gear &
Preferred
25
39
i
Food Machinery-.10
Preferred
15*
24%
100
*
Follansbee Steel-
Class B
108
2
2?*
ill
100
Class A.
9%
18
*
Am dep rets
29
30c
*
*
Follansbee Bros—*
com
88
50
50
Giddings & Lewis.
Mach
9
9%
15
Hearst Consol Pub
25
w
15
12%
5c
Gibson Art
D & D com-—-*
New
1%
245*
Genessee Brew A—1
Flintkote Co corn..*
Preferred
87
24
Georgian (The) Inc *
8% class A pref.20
Fla Portld Cem u t s.
Preferred
9%
103%
1%
23%
4
6%
175*
Fohs Oil
24
95
cum
115
Hupp Motor1
Hussmann-Ligonier *
Huylers Inc—
13
%
39%
Potter
6 % preferred. 100
Gen Tire & Rub—5
6%
34%
30
67
11
_
First Nat Stores—*
Fishman (M H)—*
$5 preferred -.100
$7 preferred
100
Fisk Rubber Corp. 1
$6 preferred—100
FitzSimons &Connell
-
7
120
5%
*
preferred--100
$6
34%
114%
*
Gen Time Instru--*
20%
32
92
New common
10
A-100
14%
18
General Print Ink- -1
Gen
16
21*
2%
25
A6A
54%
cum
Oil
Cl A pref part—10
Hamilton
Watch._*
108
ii*
Bid
Par
Per share
&
Gulf Oil Corp
6%
119
Coal
Hamilton
87
*
Guardian
185*
*
Mills
Gen Plastics
16%
77 H
14
8% preferred.-100
Hall (W F)Print'g 10
Haloid Co..
5
preferredlOO
Class A
25
Florence Stove
18%
3%
Guantanamo Sug._*
Stocks
Ask
Per share
6
9
40%
15*
18%
Common
Firestone Tire «fc Rub
6% pref ser
40
1%
5% preferred
Filene's(Wm)Son8 .*
L Common:
26%
120
5%
45*
--*
Gen Optical pref — *
Gen Outdoor Adv't'g
&
6th Ave Coach
26"
115%
31%
General Motors. .10
Federal Bake Shops*
Preferred
30
Federal Compress
10
1 UL
Corp— *
Machinery
4%%
General
Feltman & Curme
Preferred
•
Ferro Enamel
F G Trading Oorp.l
Preferred
1
Fiat Am dep rets
Fiberloid Corp
*
Fidelio Brewery—
9%
Household Utll
Gen
*
4%% preferred 100
67
15
Common
Fansteel Metallurg *
Farnsworth Televls*
Fedders Mfg
5
►
10%
21%
63
103
Gen
Fed Screw Works. _*
Federated Dept Sts *
4
1.30
Ltd
Elec
Gen Foods
70c
Warehouse.-25
Federal Motor Tr—*
35*
10%
19%
7 % preferred--100
32
8%
127
Gen Fire Exting
*
Gen Fireproofing—*
J
6% convpref—_1
Famous Players
Can Corp com.-i
Fanny Farmer Candy
General
Am dep rets reg £1
Gen Finance Oorp.l
UH
8
120
1.20
preceding the date of !sgue_
Bid
Gfuen Watch
1
Preferred
25
Grumman Aircraft
General
_
Par
Texas common—5
General American
Gen'l Amer Oil of
6% preferred-.100
Equit Office Bldg—*
Esquire-Coronet. __1
Eureka Pipe Line.50
Co
Stocks
Ask
Per share
Per
10%
Emsco Derrick
5
Emurm Elec & Mfg
New common....
Endicott-Johnson_50
Fairbanks
possible for the closing day o fthe month
Bid
87
miscellaneous stocks
t Newjstock.
x
.Ex-dividend.
*
1%
27%
2%
34
SI*
24%
88
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
Stocks
Ask
&
Bid
Par
5%
Class
Kendall
Mexican Petrol
Ludlum
Lukens Steel
7%
13%
Lynch
13
Inc...
Lamp A
10%
3%
1%
Class A
10%
Wire
Keystone
8
8%
Watch
Case
..16!
Kimberly-Clark
Preferred
40^
21^
%
..
42%
22%
%
7
)
15
)
5%
7
14
I
\
17
10
3
72
$5
conv
£
%
y*
8% 1st pref..-100
$2n-c div shares.*
Mid vale Co
_..*
*
*
k
*
Shirt_25
Manischewitz.
3 k 101
Feb.
2
1
5%
6%
Manning Bowman
Mission Oil
Missouri Kansas
28
Manufac's Trading 1
Pipe Tine A
3
87
Mapes Cons Mfg..*
Maple Leaf Mill
*
Class B
17%
17%
27%
12%
8%
25
12
8
15 ys
15%
4%
5
17
Lago Petroleum
52
Lake of the Woods
r
14
125
2%
2%
11%
3%
<
11
Corp.".
2
Landers, Frary &
J/I W1
»"
JL V/
LaSalle Ext Univ..
6
>
Lautaro Nitrate A.
Lawbeck Corp—
6% preferred. .10 )
Preferred
Master Electric
Math'son Alkali
2%
%
■
29
Preferred
31
10 )
15
*
17
3%
3%
20
16
r
"%
4
19
24
66
9%
1%
I
15%
34
•
%
3
90
94
Mead Johnson
>
93
95
165
166
Mellins Food
Melville Shoe
xl7%
18%
32
*
33
3%
24%
2%
9%
*
Material
4
30
2%
10%
20%
38
7
8%
6%
28%
*
com
100 %
£1*
Nat Acme Co
Nat Automotive
15^
8%
Fibres new com..l
Nat Aviation....10
Nat Baking com
1
Merchants & Miners
89
14^
Merck & Co
29
25
17%
2%
Preferred
lvv
Loblaw Groc Ltd A*
Class B
*
33
36
r
21%
20
...ergenth'ler
9%
8%
8%
49%
*
pref..*
9%
106
-
15%
jy
38
4%
12%
40%
6%
17%
wy
1st preferred-.100
175
110
2d
.
*
17%
1%
38%
4%
13
*
50
lerrimac Mfg. .100
Preferred
100
Nat Battery pref
21%
9%
54%
Nat Bellas-fless
Nat Biscuit
Scott
Messenger Corp
Jan
5
"20
4i
/to
40%
1%
Feb
$3.25 pref
letal & Thermit..
Preferred
10
112
100
"4%
41
SH
1%
18%
104%
225
115
preferred-.100
10
7% preferred-.100
Lorillard (P)
•No par value.
136
25%
32%
23
70
72
9
<70
80
38%
39
250
1H
Common
46%
131%
16%
5% preferred..100
1%
New
n
Nominal.
r
Bedford
Canadian price.
57
27 M
50c
29%
5%
6%
13%
14%
25
New Bradford Oil..5
New Britain Mach. *
92%
92%
110
New
age
70c
5
common
Preferred
New Bedford
Class A
100
74
7% preferred. .100
England Lime
*
3% Feb
II*
5%
5
17%
sy
3
24^
82
100
New Idea com
*
N J Worsted pf__ 100
New Mexico &
Arizona Land
New Niquero
*
17%
12%
SuglOO
Newport Indus
1
~f%
6
New Process Co
Newton Steel
N Y Auction
17%
N Y Air Brake
*
6%
54
13 H
N Y Investors
See Invest,
14%
10
7
8
$5
non-cum
51
102%
6%
9
11
8%
68*
?K
9
15
65
2%
12
29
10c
25c
36%
39
€
6$,
4%A
11;
9]
7]
7;
2
trust.
*
pf.IOO
Merchandise. 10
Y Shipbuilding. .1
Founders shares
7% pref
I
100
N Y Transit
48*
Nicholson File
1900 Class B
*
.1
Niles-Bement-Pond *
Noblitt-Sparks
5
24%
North Amer Car
44^
50
7y
10
$6 preferred
20
*
North Amer Cement
Common
1
Class A pref
1
Class B pref
1
4%
9%
12%
i§*
4%
8%
8%
North Amer Rayon
Com class A
..*
Com class B
*
53
BS*
6% prior pref..50
No Am Refractories
19H
22
19%
19*%
Class
A
...._»
Class
B
*
6% %preferredl 00
North Cent Texas 5
No European Oil—1
North German
Lloyd
25
17^
Nor Paper Mills...*
North Pipe Line..50
8%
11%
8%
llVs
N'west
N'west
lj%
15
56
43
10
11
1
64%
23
Noma Elec Corp
1
North Amer Avia__l
5
12
8
48%
*
70
4%
100
17%
65
4
90
*
N Y Dock
N
6%
7%
12%
22%
17
N Y
50
102
10%
*
49
12%
2?*
New Hav Cl com.25
6H% pref
23
78
11%
117
Rayon
units
3h
I
8%
2%
26
33;
16
36
19 J
4
9
3
28
1
3
5
21%
20
23)
22)
40
45
5
ai*
3%
%
2£*
8
3
30
3)
2%
27
14
Norwalk Tire &
117
108
112
107%
109
Nat Dept Stores... *
t New stock
105
Cord¬
55
Amer shares.
North & Judd
133
k Last sale.
*
7
45
Nat Food Products
Class A w w
1
Class B
50c
Nat Fuel Gas
•
%
Newberry (J J) Co—
sy
*
5%
6
Nestle-Le Mur cl A *
175
42
10
2%
4%
34%
109
Nat Enam & Stpg.*
Nat Fire-Proofing.5
"24
21^
180
*
7% pref class A100
7% pref class B100
Feb
pfd 100
conv
&
Nelson (Herman)__5
30
140
Preferred $7
*
Nat Cash Reg..
*
Nat Container (Del) 1
Nat Cylinder Gas._l
Nat Dairy Prod
*
17
6
50
Neptune Meter A__*
36%
11
com
9]
37
8% preferred.. 100
36%
1
10
34
15
48
154
x6% preferred
9j
45
*
10
Nat Dist Prod
3%
2}
9
*
152
Nat Casket
85
*
1
7 % preferred. .100
30
'
com
6%% pref A100
„
*
*
100
National Bronze &
Aluminum Fdy__*
National Candy._.*
8
26
1
6% preferred.-100
115
lerritt, Chapman <S
9
50
108
Lino.*
Merrimac Hat
Preferred
20%
10%
Locke Steel Chaln.5
Lockheed Air Craftl
Locomotive Firebox*
100
6% preferred-.100
22
r
com
Spec cl A
Myers (FE)& Bros.*
Nachman Springf
*
Narragansett Rac'g 1
Nash-Kelvinator
5
3%
Transportation
*
Merchants Refrig__*
Preferred
100
_
100
22
17
2
Brothers
Long Bell Lum A—*
111
Muskegon Motor
Merchants & Mfrs
-
*
100
Preferred
Mercantile Stores. _*
Preferred
100
28
3%
Nehi Corp com
Neisner Bros
100
Murray Corp
10
Murray-Ohio Mfg.*
Muskegon Piston
Ring com
2.50
Muskogee Corp
*
_
*
*
5% pref.
*
Sec Co class A.l
]
pref
Murphy (G C)
10
$2 Par tic pref
conv
Preferred
11
13
20
6% preferred...
Liquid Carbonic..
$7
\Tunsingwear Inc..*
Murphy VarnishlOO
80
13
1
Class B
IK
23
Lipton (Thomas J)
Lord & Taylor
slU
Mengel Co
1
5% conv 1st pf.50
Mercantile Credit. 1
40
6%
22%
Mueller Brass Co..l
Mullins Mfg Corp—
53
27%
*
21
$5.50 pf s«* B ww*
27
Corp. .5
Mount'n & Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod
10
Moxie Co class A
*
9%
62
5
)
:
Pub.
Mot Wheel
27
90
Nebel (Oscar)
Preferred
P-
87%
k
common
5
Conv preferred..*
Motor Products
*
100
Preferred
(Philip)
Corp
71%
13%
referred serA*
8
7%
r
McGraw-Hill
.
2
Llbbey-Owens-Ford
McCrory Stores
Conv 6% pref. 100
McGraw Electric.. 1
22
%
9%
Navarro Oil
Drop For A.*
Amer shares
Motor Finance
~2%
71%
21%
Nazareth Cement-10
IM
Preferred
10
Morris Plan Indus
Bank
25
11%
90%
57%
16%
2
Cotton
Morris Plan com 25c
B
% McKeesport Tin
Plate com
10
27%
69
McKesson-Robb'ns 5
10
$3 conv pref
*
3
McKinney Mfg
*
16% McLellan Sts com.l
6% conv pref. 100
2%
34% McQuay NorrisMfg*
McWilliams Dredge*
*
3% Mead Corp com
26%
1
cum
5%% prpref—100
$2 10-yr pref
40
16
56%
Nat Tea common..*
National Tool
1
Nat Transit
12.50
Morrell(John) & Co*
Preferred
100
McCord Rad cl A_. *
12
%
3
$6.50
35c
11H
Preferred B
100
Moore (Tom) Dist.l
*
26%
9%
9%
9
3
Loew's Inc
25c
part pref
Moore Corp com..*
Preferred A
100
Morris
Oil Co
-25%
*
Lit
7% preferred. .100
6% prior pref. 100
Nat Supply- (Pa)..10
Mtge Bk of Colombia
I
I
Class A
14
4%
*
McColl-Frontenac
5
Line
13
8*
60
23
41% Feb 25
50
21 %
National Supply—
7
Moody's Invest Serv
Warrants
Class
^preferred..
15
Nat Standard
4%%
18
16%
101%
%
3%
1
7
541
10
Nat Steel Oar Ltd.*
Nat Steel Corp...25
Nat Sugar Refg
*
14
& Co Ltd
10
Morse Twist Drill
6 Machinery_-100
3
Savers Corp..
$6 preferred-..100
29%
6%
50%
*
Refining pref- -100
McCall Corp
*
*
Life
114
*
Class A
McCahan Sugar
Lehigh & Wilkes-
Le
1*
Naumkeag Steam
1
*
Leland Electric
%
62
24%
16
*5
3
convp
*
28 %
.
12M
4%
14%
25
*
Conv part pref..*
Nat Shirt Sh Del..*
105
$4.50 pf ser A. 100
*
9
3%
4%
Nat Service Cos
Nat Union Radio
1
Natomas Co
..*
Common
Maytag Co
*
1st $6 pref
*
$3 cum pfw w ._*
$3 cum pref x-war*
2%
Nat Screen Serv
8
14%
5
cum
£*
Montgomery Ward
Moore
jy
24
22
80
A
6%
*
*
...
100
I
I
4% conv pref.
Lehigh Valle«r Co
$7 preferred.
Nat Rub Mach..
$2.50
5
Conv pref
5%% preferred. 10
Radiator
♦
25
Preferred
7 % preferred- -100
May Dept Stores. 10
May Hosiery com.*
21*
61
Monroe Loan Soc A1
Monsanto Chem__10
1
18%
Nat
Monarch Mach T'l *
*
Lawrence Portland
com
3%
Monroe Chemical..*
100
73
5% preferred. .100
Nat Print & Appli.l
Natl Pump com
*
11
3
16
Monogram Pictures 1
Martin Parry Corp *
100
l£
7
Voe
-
Common class A_1
Martin (Glen L)
1
95
65%
2%
%
45
'
18
Type—
.
Modine Mfg com
*
Molybdenum Corp l
*
5% A conv pf.IOO
Mass ey-H arris
*
26
4%
77
Lanston Monotype
Machine Co..10
Cement
Leath & Co
Marine Midland—
See Invest, trusts.
Marlin Rockwell
1
Marion St Shov
*
Masonite Corp
24
/ (J
Common
Preferred
100
Marshall Field & Co*
Mar Tex Oil vtc
1
15
)r
9
100
Preferred
Milling
Lanatin
Partic pref
Mock Judson &
Margay Oil Corp..*
£ >
40
5%% preferred..*
Nat Paper &
Common
National Pressure
Cooker com
2
9%
Mo Portl Cement.25
Mitten Bk Secur._25
Preferred
100
Maracaibo Oil Exp. 1
Marathon Paper. .25
Preferred
18"
21%.
2%
79""
1%
7%
1
Kresge (S S) Co—
Common (vot).l )
*
Kress (SH,«
6% preferred—1 )
Kreuger (G) Brew.
Kroger Grocery &
Baking common.
Kysor BTeater
103
70
5
6 Co common
70"
21%
2%
Steel Castings.--*
Nat Mfrs &Stores.*2
14
75%
1
3
Laclede Steel
95%
Regulator
*
4% pref ser B
*
Minn Min & Mfg__*
Minneap-Moline
Power Implem *
$6.50 cum pref,.*
Mission Corp
*
*
pref
55*
13
Nat Oil Products..4
Minneap-Honeywell
Manhattan
132%
92
9%
26%
Supply common.*
1
162
131
Nation'1 Malleable &
%
7
Miller (I) Sons com *
Pref 6%%
100
Manh-Dearborn
82
3
26
Miller & Hart—
Conv preferred..*
Common
158
preferred-100
6%
Midwest Piping &
Mangel Stores—
"8"
7
3
19%
2'i
Scrip
Mid-West Abras_50c
Midwest Oil—__10
Mandel Bros Inc..*
100
100
National Leather. 10
Nat Licorice com 100
*
pref
New common
9
6
*
2%
*
7% pref A
6% pref B
5
Products com.*
Warrants
4%
16
88*
im
Oil Corp—
conv
7% preferred--100
Ctfs of dep stmp
55
.
W
12%
22%
o
Nat Lock Washer.20
*
$2
1
com
Preferred
87
2d non-cum pf. .20
National Lead
10
Midland Steel
Television com__l
Mallory (P R)..
*
Manati Sugar—100
Ctfs of dep stmp
4
ll*
*
Midland
Majestic Radio &
15%
48
►
Razor
Natl Gypsum com.l
1st 7% cum pf.IOO
Pet—
Class A vtc
Macy (R H) Co Inc *
Mad Sq Garden __*
Magazine Repeater
8
25
1
com
States
Class B vtc
*
2%
2%
2%
1%
15%
14%
Products
*
Co
Per share
7M
4*
Mid-Cont Petrol. .10
MacMlllan
common..
SH
10
Middle
Ask
Bid
%
*
Sugar
Preferred
Mack Trucks Inc..*
Par
278
1
1
6% preferred--100
Macfadden Newsp.*
2%
4%
Stocks
Mlckelberry's Food
Macfadden Pub—*
Keystone Steel &
1
MacAnd & Forbes 10
4
3
Michigan
5
Corp
Ask
-_1
Mich Steel Tube_2H
1
50
Steel
85"
Ken-Rad Tube &
Kerlyn Oil cl A__.
Keyes Fibre com.
*
100
Preferred
5%
8%
$1.25 conv pref.
Refg_*
Ludlow Valve
STOCKS
Per share
Mich Bumper
Mich Gas & Oil
82
Kennedy's
Bid
Par
Loudon Packing—- *
6%% conv pf.IOO
'8
5
Corp com
Stocks
Louisiana Oil
6%
100
7%
Ask
Per share
Per share
65%
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
are as near as
2%
2%
%
%
14
14
Agene
il*
48
#
36
#
37]
I*
Nu-Enamel
1
Nunn-Bush Shoe 2%
Ogilvie Flour Mills.*
Preferred
100
20%
3%
23)
29"
29)
50
2H
...*
7 % preferred- ..50
Norwich Pharm
5
Novadel
22
20
*
Yeast...100
Rubber
6%
S
Engine..
10
17)
33
16
148
151)
MARCH, 1938]
Stocks
Bid
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Pfeiffer Brewing—*
Pharis Tire & Rub.l
7
3%
lh
1&
Phelps-Dodge
25
Phila Dairy Prod--*
27
2)4
27H
60
11
165
94
6 preferred
*
Phila Insul Wire—.*
Phil & Read O & I-*
7X
13%
107
BH
63
9)4
145
91
100
6% preferred..100
Oldetyme Distillers 1
Oliver Farm Equip.*
Warrants
Omnibus Corp.,
*
See Public Utilities
Oneida Ltd coml2 )4
common
§4 preferred
2X
3?g
3V
2
Phillip-Jones Corp.*
7% preferred-.100
Phillips Packing—.*
Phillips Petrol
*
Phoenix Hosiery. -5
7% preferred--100
Pick (Albert)
Preferred
25
28
17
29
Onondaga Pottery.*
20
12
6X
15
7
25 '
8%
30.
_
6% preferred. .100
IX
21
122)4
Otis Steel
*
$5.50 conv Istpf-*
com.l
—5
.5
Pkge Corp.
Pierce Arrow Motor
Oar Corp com—.5
Preferred
5
Pierce Butler Rad-5
Pierce Governor
*
Pierce Oil Corp—25
2X
21%
130
32c
Pilgrim Explorat—1
11X
23
15
PUlsbFl Mills com.*
46
Pines Winterfront-1
Pirelli Co of Italy
Am shs 500 lire—
3)4
55
5)4
56
8
7
80
jprefearence^IZ I *
Ozark Corp.......*
43)4
46"
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
-9"
Pitney-Bowes Post.*
Pittsburgh Brewing *
Preferred—..._*
Pitts Coal (Pa)—100
6% preferred--100
9)4
$5
Pacific Can.
*
Pacific Coast Co..10
1st preferred....*
2d preferred....*
7X
3%
IX
3%
17x
1
49x
6x
3
25
ex
35
5)4
32
7X
8
Pitts Screw & Bolt.*
4
Pittsburgh Steel—*
7% preferred.. 100
f 6x% Prior pf-100
654
80)4
754
12)4
4)4
5% preferred.. 100
4%
Pittsb Term Coal.
6
_
2
24
854
8
,
8154
8
13
Pan-American For¬
(Thos G)
7% 1st pref— .100
Pleas't ValWine Col
Class B.
.1
Pan Amer Match.25
.-*
5
Plough Inc...
Plymouth Oil
Pan Am Petrol &
Transport ......5
Pan-Amer Southernl
.
Pocahontas Fuel. 100
Preferred
100
Pollack Mfg..—.*
Poor & Co class B—*
Panhandle PAR..*
8% conv pref.100
Pantepec Oil Co
1
Pantex Pressing
Machine common *
Gift
*
A
KB
*
*
Class A
Class B
Paraffine Co Inc..*
Potrero Sugar—5
Pref stamped...5
Pref unstamped .5
4% conv pref.100
Paramount Motors *
ParamountnPublix 10
Paramount Picturesl
Potter Co com....1
Prairie Oil & Gas .25
Pratt & Lambert--*
Prentice Hall
*
6% 1st pref—.100
6% 2d pref
10
Parke, Davis Co..*
Parker Pen
...10
Parker Rust Prf.2H
conv
*
pref
Pressed Metals Am.*
ix
18
8
x
x
Inc.!
Rig &
8
19
42
7% preferred--.-*
Peabody Coal B...6
6% preferred—100
Peck, Stow &WUc 10
Weighing &
Vending com
1
Peerless
Pender(D)Groc'yA *
100-
6x
10x
14x
Penick & Ford-—*
Penney (J O) Com.*
Penn-Oentral Air..lines Corp..
1
Penn Coal & Coke 10
Pa-Dixie Cement--*
7 % conv pref A—*
Penn Electric
Switch class A.. 10
Penn Federal Corp.*
4 X % preferred .50
Penn Glass SandCommon v t c—*
$7 conv pref
*
Penna Industries...
Units
...100
Penn-Mex Fuel....2
Penn Salt
2x
254
P
Chern..
14%
Mfg—50
Penn Vy Crude Oil—
Class A........6
Class B
lc
...
,35
4H
144
Perfect Circle—.—*
Permutit Co—1
Pet Milk—
*
Pet Corp of Am—5
Petrol Conversion. 1
common
30X
3
IX
33""
RandaU Corp pt
Class B—
Rath Packing
1
5% preferred
~2x
1654
9x
ix
49 x
9
139
14 x
ix
3x
18
12
r
10c"
%
x
*
65
14
2)4
7x
14x
33 x
754
*
*
12
26
Rayonier lnc com. . 1
$2 conv pref-..25
1454
16)4
24
26
Preferred
Raytheon Mfg..50c
6% preferred
.5
Real SUk Hosiery
2)4
ix
1
Mills common.
.
.5
3X
4
100
35 x
4x
6)4% pref-.--100
Without par
value,
Jt Last sale.
»
Nominal,
r
19
2
r
Ruberoid Co——--*
20)4
Russeks 5th Ave.2 x
Russell Mfg— —50
30
5
8x
36
1
15
3)4
77)4
18)4
75x
80
101)4
iF
r
46)4
8)4
2
25
26)4
45
48
\\%
Warrants
Rights.
AX
....—
16
37
IX
102
24
27
87
88)4
Feb.
7
5% Pf ser AAA 100 k 108)4
15
15)4
Sher-Wms Can....*
.100
Preferred
105
Slgnode Steel Strap's
*
12)4
23 x
Common
ex
*
126
13)4
31)4
ex
Slmmons-Boardman
18)4
20 X
20 X
21)4
k
preferred.—*
1.30
Simmons Hdw & Pt
—*
Common
lH
18H
19)4
38
*
45
Simon
(Franklin)
pref—100
SlmpUcity Pattern-1
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd— £1
■Uoux City Stock
Preferred..
Sirian Lamp
4
240
5)4
i°9*
llH
4*.
com..*
Sivyer Steel Casting
lly*>
15
28)4
29 X
92
.15
Skelly OU.
4)4
245
4)4
*
-*
3
4654
94X
ex
60
62
65"
97
17)4
98
19
13
12
75
2154
554
33
854
3754
2
20
4
ix
78)4
18)4
80
88
103 x
"e"
18
Typewriter vtc- - *
Smokers Match...*
Smyth Mfg......25
Snider
14
85
11)4
15 x
2M
Packing..—*
Socony Vacuum..15
Solar
Mfg Corp—..1
Sonotone Corp
1
Conv preferred—1
9)
15c
Warrants—
Mfg common.l
South Bend Lathe
Works
-.-5
iex
27
lr
4X
■a#
132)4
Spalding (AG)&Br.*
7% 1st pref
100
Sparks-With'gt'n Co
Common....—.*
Spear & Co
—*
$5.50 preferred—*
Spencer Kellogg—*
Spencer Shoe—-1*
Sperry Corp v t c—1
Spicer Mfg Co--—*
$3 conv pref A...*
Spiegel Inc com...2
$4.50 conv pref—*
Square D Co
1
4H
6H
38H
25
U
142
South Shore OU &
38
76
4)4
,
8% preferred-100
23
k
15)4
3x
Southland Royal..*
South Penn Oil-—25
So Porto Rico Bug-*
63)4
12x
15x
20
71
South Coast Corp—1
Preferred..—100
Southeast Exp.. 100
South Dairies A...*
Class B
-*
South'n Pipe Line 10
14)4
'5x
Soss
18
Development
6
33
3)4
58
2X
98
3
59
254
103
21)4
22
90
5
1554
30
31)4
154
2454
83 x
10)4
25
85
13
2
100
"~x
5
t Ex-dividend,
5
20)4
——
S'west Pa P L-—-50
4
•
t New stock,
17
60
Smith & Corona
114
75
Savage Arms
— *
Savannah Sugar— .1
Savoy Oil..—
-5
Schenley Distillers_5
5J4% pref- —-100
Sch in Co com
*
7% preferred- -100
Schulte Real Estatel
Preferred
.100
T«
—*
Sheaffer Pen
62)4
95
Canadian price,
17
Dec
42
107-
$2.50 conv pref—*
Ryan Gar com.
*
Preferred
100
8)4
6% cum pref—100
Skenandoa Rayon.*
5% preferred—100
Sloes-Sheff S & O 100
$6 preferred—100
Jmith (A O) Oorp.lO
67
of N Y ord shares
Rustless Ir & Steel.l
45-
Common...——*
10
-
4)4
Preferred...—..*
x
5x
23 x
2x
28x
3%
1
3)4
8)4
58
Red Bank Oil
*
Reece Button HolelO
Reece Fold Mach.10
Reed Roller Bit
*
Reeves (Daniel)... *
•
3iK
4
16
SheU Transp & Tr £2
Shell Union OU—.*
Yards com..
Root Petrol Co
Units
15
36
2
26 x
23
13
2
23
7%_pref vot
Petrol Derivatives.*
Petrol Heat & Pr—*
ix
854
Royalite Oil Ltd.—*
Royal Typewriter.*
7% preferred—100
58
Co 7%
m
Ryan Cons Petrol.*
Ryerson & Haynes.l
Safety Car H & L100
Safeway Stores—.*
12
5% preferred.. 100
96
6 % preferred- -100
9x
7% preferred-.100
100x St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp.*
140
Preferred
50
1554
154 St Lawrence Flour
MUls com
100
354
St L Nat Stk Y
*
25c~ St L Rocky Mt &
Pacific Co.. 100
Preferred
100
x
x St Regis Pap com..5
Preferred
100
3)4 Salt Creek Prod--10
Samson United....1
70
Sanborn Map
25
16
Sangamo Electric..*
3
San-Nap-Pak com.l
23
18
21
Pile common
3x
3
Rossia Int Corp...*
Royal Dutch Co
45
lex
$5 conv pref....*
Sharp & Dohme
*
$3.50conv pref—*
Shattuck (Frank G) *
Shawnee Pottery.-1
Common
25
Ross Gear & Tool—*
IX
2X
simms Petroleum. 10
12
1
3$
15 J?
110
5
Simon Brewery.
Simonds Saw & Steel
■»*
common
ex
98x
A"
7*
1454
1
7% preferred—100
Seton Leather
*
Seversky Aircraft—1
2*0*
15)4 Feb.18
...
Sentry Safety Con.l
Serrick Corp cl B_.1
il*
J*
24
Rubber.*
Preferred...—100
Selby Shoe....
.*
Pub
90
$1.20 conv pfd.20
Rose 5 10&25c Store
1
10
.50
Seiberling
Simmons Co...—*
Roosevelt Field..—5
29
14
Segal Lock & Hard¬
ware com....
1
~
9
26
14
40
18
100
40
47
15x
ol7/°
2
Roeser & Pendleton *
22"
64X
35
*
SUex Co
16
*
26)4
Seeman Bros—
9
100
25)
4)
$2.50 preferr ed_30
8
Rockbestos Prods—
Preferred
24
64
86
A*
23
22
& Hoist-..—..25
Sherw-WiUiams —25
12)4
7^
6]
21
$2 conv pref
*
Seaboard OU (Del).*
Seagrave Corp.
*
Sears, Roebuck..—*
5)4% conv pf-100
Shepard NUes Crane
2x
3X
8)4
5J
3
P)
7% 1st pref—100
Rockwood & Co
10
Raybestos-Manhat. *
Raymond Concrete
U2 X
45
28)4
100
A.*
25
*
37
44
354
....
preferred
4
......
Peoples Drug Stores*
6% conv pref..10
Pepsi-Cola
.*
Railways Corp
1
Rainbow Luminous
Product A.
*
Class B com
*
Ralston Steel Car...
39)4
29
Common—..*
7X
102
ix
7x
20 x
Rogers Majestic--*
Rogers Peet
100
New com w i...
115
7
ix
Rollins Hosiery—..1
Rome Cable Corp.5
6x
11x
95 x
Radio-Keith-Orph. *
O
17
90)4
8)4
84)4
ix
32 x
Rademaker
10)4
—
9X
20X
*
6% preferred—100
Purity Bakeries—*
Pyrene Mfg
10
Quaker Oats...—*
6% preferred-.100
Quaker State OU—10
Q
57
ix
2X
Myers..*
Preferred
1
S
Punta Alegre Sugar *
Pure OU Co
*
Penn Sugar
20
Penn Traffic....2X
Units.....
....—*
Inc
87
38
Rochester Button._*
Preferred
..100
6x
Preferred.
Robbins &
15
com..*
Pullman
8
$5
25
Shamrock O & G—1
Sharon Steel Op
*
Robinson (Dwight
5x
37
115
Timber
iex
85X
Ritter Dental Mfg.*
Riverside Cement—
Class A.—.
*
Class B_.
*
ex
iox
%
ix
ex
40
118
....*
Class B
82)4
9 3y£
*
Robertson 'HH)
120"
-
Preferred.......*
34
81)4
62)4
Robertson Pap Box.5
Preferred
.12
Propper McCall'm—
Prosperity Co B—*
Publication Corp. *
1st preferred
Puget Sound Pulp &
Peerless Cement...*
Peerless Corp..— 8
8)4
1054
14
25
.100
8X
19x
118x
5% preferred-.100
Producers Corp. .25c
Riley Stoker..
45
Price Bros & Co.
*r
Preferred
,-100r 43
Process Corp com—
1
Proc & Gamble——*
49
8 % preferred- .100
212
Parmelee Trans...*
Pathe Film Corp..l
10
13)4
26
71
Servel Co
25
Preferred...
ix
Common..——.1
5% conv lst pf—5
5% conv 2d pf— 50
Reel common—1
64
63
7)4
24
...
Preferred
67)4
IX
2X
ex
1754
57
Richman Radiator. 1
6
4x
ix
"
Park & Tilford
pref old
Preferred
Pressed Steel Car—
Parkersburg
X
35c
61
3954
B common..
10
5)4
Rice Stix Dry Gds.*
100
1st pref
..100
2d pref
100 k 100
Richfield OU of Calif
ex
Common
....*
7%
<■»
Warrants-.....
Porto-Ric-Am Tob-~
Preferred.......*
254
5X
nx
7% cum pref—100
BX% conv pf.100
Reybarn Co Inc
1
Reynolds Metals-.*
5)4% conv pf.100
Reynolds Spring... 1
Reynolds Tob
10
39
Plant
eign Corp class A1
65
1
Preferred.
10
Revere Cop & Br—5
Class A...
.10
38
Plant Reduction—.1
16)4
x
„
Repub Port Oem__*
Republic Steel.._.*
6% conv pref.100
6% prior pf A.100
Respro Inc com...*
22
-
354
1554
30c
25
1
5
19)4
—
6
16
3)4
15)4
pref-25
Remington Arms-.*
Rem'tn Rand com.l
B rights...
Preferred w w
Renner Co
Reo Motor Car
•*
4)4
z38[
$2 cum pref ww_*
15
conv
34
33
Pitts United
Corp
See Invest trusts
Pittston Co.—-—*
f
65
1
6% preferred--100
7
A
40c
12
24
24
Pgh Metallurgical 10
Pfttsg PI Glass—25
7
5
97
Bond warrants
6
13)4
*
Pairpont Corp..100
Bros....
*
Preferred ....;—60
Pan Am Airways..5
ax
60
8
11)4
.....
Palmer
6)4
2x
$5conv pref..—*
Pitts Forgings
1
pacific Finance Corp
Warrants.
Packard Motor
48
17)4
ex
4)4
17
15
2
11
1
Warrants.......
Seaboard Fin Oorp.l
11
11
Reliance Steel..
%
Pitts Coke & Iron..*
Eastern Corn—1
See Invest trust-.
Pacific West Oil—10
35
8% conv pref.100
Pierce Petroleum..*
14
10
.
pref.50
ScuUin Steel
—
10
(Illinois)
7
B2X
43
115
6% preferred—100
.
Scott Paper.——..*
Scovttl Mfg..
25
Scranton Lace.
X
1
Reliance Elec & Eng
Common
...5
Reliance Mfg Co
4
x
X
2%
1654
10
Manufacturing. .5
1
$1.50
40
Outlet Co com....*
7% preferred—100
Overman Cushion
Tire 6%pref— -.*
Owens-Ill Glass.12 X
Oxford Paper com.*
Steel common
100
6% pref
9)4
.X
8% preferred—100
Schulze Baking
Schwitzer-Oumm
Preferred-.... 100
3x
39x
3)4
1
*
6*
65
Per share
Par
7
100
...
8
10 X
Outboard Marine &
T>ac
,
35
17X
x
5
52
3X
39
2H
31X
3)4
Ask
Bid
Stocks
J*
24
OU.)4
ReUable Stores.
Reliance Bronze &
Pictorial Paper
21)4
Ontario Mfg com..*
Oppenheim Collins. *
Oshkosh B'Gosh—.*
Conv preferred..*
O'SuUivan Rubber. 1
Otis Elevator...._*
7% 1st pref
38
21
9
MUls Ltd
*
Preferred. —.25
Reis (Robt) & Co—*
Reiter-Foster
9
7)4
*
.
16
18
■
Schulte RetaU Sts
Regent Knitting
Petrolite Corp Ltd.*
11
Ask
Per share
Par
share
19
31X
67% preferred.. 100
ilstocks Ltd.....*
Preferred
Per
Bid
Stock*
Ask
Bid
Stocks
Par
Per share
37
13
Ohio Brass B
Ohio Leather....
*
Ohio Match ——*
Ohio OU
♦
Preferred
100
Ohio Seamless Tube*
Okonite
Ask
89
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL &
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible
2*
Squibb (E R) &;Son*
$6 preferred
*
BX
23 yA
3X
42)4
3
8
22)4
I
8%
48
3h
9X
75
28 }i
4)
119X
19 X
130)4
13]
34]
112)4
110)4
x59X
W*
24
103
101
ml
20
26
90
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Ask
Stocks
Par
Stahl-Meyer com--*
Thew Shovel
Standard Brands..*
$4.60 cum pref--*
*
preferred .10
Standard Dredging
Common
1
Time Inc
Stocks, Inc
Tob Prod Expts
11
3234
3334
Todd
1734
5% 2d pref
20
Sterling Aluminum
Tubize
*
6% cum pref. .100
Sunray Drug
..1
Sunray Oil
1
534 % cony pf._50
Superheater Co
*
Superior Oil
1
Superior Portland
17
1034
_
Steel
A
Common
x w
U S Stores com
*
1st preferred
U S Sugar Corp
*
*
Preferred
U S Tobacco
*
.
West'he
ill
2534
16234
34
26
7% 1st part pf.50
West land Oil
Foundry
4"
W Va Coal & Coke.*
W
1
$4 conv pref
*
White (88) Dental 20
16
1734
14
15
10
7% first pref.. 100
88
98
50c
70c
734
1034
7634
80
12
14
134
Pipe common..25
Whittall (M J)—
5% preferred...10
Wickwire Spencer
77
254
3734
Venezuela
Holding-!
Venezuelan Petrol .1
100
5
Pump
*
Preferred
*
Victor Brewing
Victor Chemical
5
Vogt Mfg
*
Vulcan
1
DetinninglOO
7% preferred—100
Electric
5
Waco Aircraft
*
5
com
Wagner Baking
Wanl Co.
1
*
•
Wilson & Co
17
4734
354
55c
*
134
154
34
434
65c
118
7
8
Amer
3&
28
Unit
dep rcts__£l
Paperboard. 10
Preferred
100
Unit Piece Dye com*
Preferred
100
Un Prof Sharing
*
10% preferrea.-lO
Un Shipyards B
1
Class A
...1
Un Shoe Mach.. .25
5
6%
United
434% pref ww 100
Walker (H) Good'm
&
Common
50
Preferred
U S Distributing
Terry St'm Turbine*
Texas Corporation 25
*
7%
Texas Gulf Prod
U S
Sulph..*
conv
100
*
pref. 100
Com class A
Com class B
$1
$3
1,150
1034
434
U 8 Freight
U S Glass
U S Gypsum
7 %preferred.
25
.20
100
U S Hoff Machin'y5
534% conv pf..50
I*
354
1534
*
3P
.
13
534
*
J,
1434
334
Indust
Petrol...1
Machinery com.*
Woodward Iron..10
Woolw'th (F W)_10
Am dep rects ord.
Worcester Salt
m,
m
3
34
334
534
734
pref
*
Warren Fdy & Pipe *
Warren (Northam)
21
$3 conv pref
*
Warren (S D) Co..*
Waukesha Motor..5
4234
2334
1454
& Mach
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
t New stock,
x
Ex-dividend.
16
18
1834
100
64
66
100
45
60
»
4234
44
3434
3534
70
80
67
70
*
334
Wurlitzer (R) comlO
Preferred
100
Wyoga Gas & Oil. 34
7?M
80
10c
20c
Yale & Towne
2334
24
7 % preferredYork Ice Mach
25
.
100
*
7% Preferred..100
Young (J S) Co. 100
Preferred
100
Youngs town
Youngstown
27"
Car
2
SM
234
1434
1434
88
9234
1034
12
67
69
87
97
124
1654
1734
19
20
Steel"
*
common
Steel
common
5
3
5
Youngstown Sheet &
Tube
I
n
6
17
4354
51
*
,5^% pref—100
Radio
Zonite Products
k Last sale,
1634
4354
98
7 % pref A.
6% pref B
rr
No par value,
&
Worthington Pump
Door
15
634
3
100
Youn^L A) Springy
23
8
53
4
-.100
Preferred
Coach Mfgcl B--1
5
534
51
Wool worth Ltd—
6
10
534
26
Wood Newspaper
Zenith
*
2
Yates-Amer Mach .5
Yellow
Truck
&
3834
"234
7
7% preferred. .100
44
334
40
10
3
2
Wood (Alan) Steel
Wrought Iron
3
8
1st preferred.*
Portland
Cement com.-.10
Wolverine Tube
50
35
conv
24
10
8
108
Wolverine
19
1034
434
..5
Station
90
*
Warren Bros
Preferred
50
WJR The Goodwill
7
754
954
9H
120
2
49
Wither bee Sherman
85
45
*
*
*
434% conv prior
preferred
100
434% series prior
preferred
100
Wright Aeronaut'l.*
riglev (Wm) Jr..*
pf
100
*
^referred. 100
USFoIJB.
7%
1834
com
Warner-Quinlan Co*
U S Finishing
Land
conv
Warner Co
Preferred
54
134
834
34
834
1
Winsted Hosiery 100
Winters & C'mpton 1
334
11
1934
Warner Bros. Pict._5
$3.85
50
19
»
Wilsonite Corp
Wilson-Jones
Woodley
1734
834
8134
*
60
4034
43
7% preferred-.10''
11
50
Wood all
7934
Walworth Co
*
Preferred
Ward Baking Corp—
10
23
4134
6% preferred. .100
45
39
*
100
Envelope
Preferred
Tex Pac Coal & OHIO
com
Waltham Watch cl B
7 % prior preferred
Preferred..25
Specialties .1
334
1634
*
Worts
Preferred
U S Bobbin&Shuttle
*
_
54
434
125
234
854
134
Waldorf System.
*
Walgreen Co com..*
2
70c
1654
734
4934
Waitt&Bond Inc A *
Class B
*
*
$6 preferred
28
1034
3834
1634
3754
$2 preferred
United Molasses Ltd
734
4234
4834
354
134
134
1*
254
534
Wilson Line....—*
Preferred
100
Willson Products-.1
234
2234
...»
P
6
5
54
& Mfrs_*
United Milk Prod..*
_
*
(R C).._*
234
1434
2134
Un Merch
31
Oil-O-Mat
234
334
53
3
.
5
234
554
-454
18
9
754
11
Oil
10-
1754
27
5 % preferredVlck Chemical
F)
34
6% part pref..100
5
Un Eng & Fdy
United Fruit
I'rod
*
Warrants
Term & Trans com. 1
$3 conv pref—10
.5
(H
Gas
H
Va Iron O & C..100
B
Coal Cos
common.
6
*
Willys-Overland
1
r6% conv pref. .10
Vertientes-Camag'y
Vicana Sugar v t c.3
Va-Car Chemical..*
Wilcox
Conv pref
20c
Dyewood.10
7% preferred-.100
Tennessee
1
preferred..*
WIllcox k Gibbs—50
8
1
10c
com
Veeder Root Inc ._*
Venezuela Mex OHIO
10
Prior
Wil-Low Cafet
1
Class
*
pref..*
common..
Wieboldt Stores—*
22
101
Warrants
*
Texon Oil & Land..2
Thatcher Mfg
*
Steel
2334
*
*
•
1034
Whitlock Coil
99
United Drug
53
White Rk Min SpgsStk trust ctfs
*
100
Viking
23
101
83
*
7% 1st pref
Van Sweringen
A
14]
26]
7!
100
Winding
5
Class
2234
2'
5834
1054
234
Van Raalte Co
2034
17
96
2
$4 preferred
19 ]
854
16
16
95
100
White Sew
Van Dorn Iron Wks*
Van Nor Mach Tool5
*
8
33!
prior pf.*
conv
Milk
$5 preferred
Un Drill & Tool-
iIS
14
Corp...*
Stores com....10c
137
3134
234
2634
634
Van Camp
Sugar
654
97
Mach _*
Common
Chemical..*
$3 part pref.
*
United Cigar Stores-
100
White Motor
7% conv pref.100
Valley Mould & Iron
6 % preferred
] 00
United Cigar-Whelen
1034
434
Pulp Pap..*
Preferred
7% preferred--100
*
135
5% conv pref. .30
Weyenberg Shoe
1
Wheel Steel Corp _*
$5
Vadsco Sales Corp—
Common-..
*
pref. 100
354
Westvaco Chlorine. *
1054
Utah Radio Prod--*
Utica Knit Co
100
Common
950
Va
Preferred
Vanadium
Biscuit
1
234
82
*
*
.100
*
Weston El Instru..*
Class A
*
♦
Utah-Idaho Sugar .6
Preferred-.
10
United
234
Telaut'g'ph Corp..5
Trust old 8tk__100
Ctfs sub shares-. 1
Brke.*
El & Mf.50
West Michigan Steel
*
Preferred
5
34
25
*
Universal Prod
Lines
108
Westins Air
Wm
Air
1634
11
65
115
140
8% 1st pref-__100
*
4
2234
Universal Pictures. 1
Universal
1434
75
*
West Indies Sugar. 1
*
pref
conv
*
Stationery
*
.
preferred
Williams
conv
*
Exp
Western Tablet &
8% preferred.. 100
United Carbon
*
United-Carr Fast..*
7% preferred
*
$2.50 pref*
Talcott (James)
9
534 % preferred .50
Tampax Inc
1
Tastyeast Inc cl A_1
Taylor-Colquitt Co 5
Taylor & Fenn__100
Taylor (K) Dist
1
Taylor-Wharton
Co
$3
.
Valvoline Oil comlOO
7%
234
Taggart Corp_.._.l
Tbermoid
Western Dairies... 1
♦
8% preferred.. 100
Vanadium Alloy
Steel common...*
United
1234
1
conv
8% n-culstpf-100
534% prior pref.*
Valspar com
1
$6 Droi )r: ed
5
Preferred
1
$3.60
17 54
1
United
w w
Pacific
1.754
*
*
common
254
1054
•
Steel Corp
Univ Leaf Tob
Mfg.,10
"634
West Auto Supply—
Common
10
Un Artist Theatre.*
50
121
554
134
234
954
3534
6% prior pref. 100
Universal Corp vtc. 1
Universal Cons OHIO
Universal-Cyclops
l
534
19
3434
7334
354
5
com
$4 convpref
United Stove
1
United Wall Paper.2
10
Transport
9
*
534
105
1
Vot tr ctfs-..
*
Bag & Paper
Sylvania Industrial *
Symington Gould—
Texas Gulf
drift
West Air
$6
1
United
Texas
50
U S Radiator
1
6
9 referred- -50
U S Realty & Imp_*
Conv preferred
United Stores A
1
United
934
1
Common
Wellington Oil
1
Wells Fargo & Oo.-l
Wentworth Mfg. 134
"Preferred
United Stockyards—
Common
..1
*
Swift & Co
25
Swift Internati__15
Preferred
Preferred
1
Wesson Oil & Snow¬
7 % non-cum pf 100
Transport warr'ts.
Class B
5
Sutherland Paper. 10
Swan Finch Oil... 15
Sweets Co of Atn.50
Corp
U S Print & Litho—
Common
»
234
70
Western Newspaper
Union common. .*
_.
Tennessee
11
2034
134
.100
Brower com
Un Aircraft &
J*
2f*
Superior Steel...100
Susquehanna Silk
Mills class A....5
com.
10
tl.50 conv pref.20
Postal Meter..1
-
7
27
Bros
Welch G'pe Juice234
Preferred
100
Un St Yds Omaha 100
Union Tank Car
*
Union Twist Drill. _5
United Aircraft
5
1034
*
Inc
25
$7 preferred-
7% preferred-.100
2734
Williams
Stores com
Cement class A..*
Iron & Steel
23
Unit Amer Bosch._*
Tool common...5
Technicolor
Weisbaum
29
954
154
2934
834
134
7
Union Carb & Carb *
Union Mfg
.25
Union Oil of Calif. 25
Union Premier Food
Mach
Sweets' Steel Co
2
50
Underw Ell Fisher.*
1.25 preferred..*
8tudebaker Corp__l
Submarine Signal.25
Sullivan Macn'y
*
634
,2634
Webster Eisenlohr.*
Grocer. .20
Twin Coach com
Ulen & Co com
Series A pref
Series B pref
*
1
Wayne Knit Mills.5
Wayne Pump
1
Western Groc Ltd..
Preferred
$1.50 preferred
Corp
Common
6
70
Western
20th Cent Fox Kim
Common
*
Union
U 8 Playing Card. 10
U S Plywood Corp
20
7 % preferred- _50
U S Steel Corp.-100
7% preferred-.100
Tung-Sol Lamp
1
80c div conv pref *
25
Part convdc cl A.*
U S Lines pref
*
U 8 Pipe & Fdy. .20
1954
534
58
1734
Screen.-1
Unexcelled
pf.100
Per share
U SSmRef&Mln50
Chatillon_-l
Class
cum pr
Par
U S Rubb Reel
_
Nov 18
7%
Ask
Bid
Stocks
57
Truax-Traer Coal. *
Trunz Pork Stores.*
9
U 8 Ind Alochol
♦
U 8 Leather com..*
Ask
Per share
1734
234
Triplex Safe Glass.*
Trojan Oil & Gas.-l
Truscon
Par
US Rubber
2
Corp 2
Trenton Vail Dist-
Webster--*
Fura
10
B
6734
334
..100
Trico Products
1
Strawb'ge & Clothier
6% preferred-.100
7% preferred. .100
Stromberg Carlson.*
6% preferred-.100
Stroock & Co
»
Class
4254
Forging
*
Trans western 011.10
1
com
4034
Steel
Stetson (J B)
*
Preferred
..25
Stewart-W arner
5
Stlnnes (Hugo)Corp5
Oil
1234
109
10
48
Transue &
Stern Bros common 1
Preferred A
*
Sun
1034
Transcontinental
&
West Air Line
5
Trans Lux Daylight
Sterling Brewing
1
Sterling, Inc
1
Sterling Products. 10
Sundstrand
1234
46
138
20
Transamerica
100
Strut hers Wells
Titusville com
954
Securities..*
Preferred
t C--1
Bid
Stocks
5
Trane Co
Sterchi Bros com
*
1st preferred—50
fetorkline
44
134
Shipbuild..*
Torrington Co
*
Picture
STOCKS
*
Shipyards
Towne
Steel Co of Can
*
Preferred
25
Stein (A) & Co com *
Stone &
15
90
Toledo
Stanley "Works
25
Starrett (L S) Co..*
Starrett Corp—
Stokely Bros
Conv pref
96
14
*
*
Tokheim Oil
cf B...1
com
5
8174
Amdeprctsord £1
Am dep rets def_.
30
Stand Silica com.,
Stand Steel Spring. 5
Products
11
i§*
Tobacco Secur Ltd—
6% preferred.-100
Standard Plastics..1
Standard Products. 1
Standard Screw..20
Preferred A
100
634 % pref
254
Tobacco & Allied
Stand Oil of N J-.25
Stand Oil (Ohio)..25
.
*
com
Timken-Det Axle.10
7 % preferred.. 100
Timken Roll Bear.*
234
$1.60 con vert'le
preferred-...20
Stand Oil (Cal)
»
Stand Oil (Ind)...25
Stand Oil (Kan)..10
Stand Oil (Ky)__.10
.Stand Oil (Neb)..25
v
10
454
1234
92
Tilo Roofing com.. 1
Coated
Products com.lOe
Preferred
5
Stand Com Tobcoml
Common
1054
conv pref.*
Tide Water Oil
*
Standard
Stand Tube
5
434%
Stand Cap & Seal.-l
Ask
Per share
Thompson-Starrett *
$3 34 preferred
*
Thompson (J R)-_25
Thompson Prod
*
$5 conv prior pf_ *
Tide W Assn OiL.10
Preferred
Btaley Mfg Co
10
7% preferred-.100
$5 preferred
*
Conv
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Par
Standard Brew
&
are as near as
..*
1
3534
6834
1654
354
36
8534
1634
334
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of issue
Tin custom in reporting prices for State and municipal securities is to quote them on the basis of the return the bonds yield per annum. Therefore
furnishing the prices bolow, it will be found that for the single maturity bond a bid and asked quotation is published—either actual figures or on a
percentage basis.
In furnishing prices for the serial bonds, however, we endeavor to obtain the yield basis for the varying maturities.
For instance,
a certain bond matures from 1937 to 1951 and is quoted 0.50
to 3%—would indicate that the 1937 maturity yields 0.50% and the bond due in 1951
in
yields 3%.
Therefore, in the following list, it must be remembered the word to indicates that the figures shown are the yield
basis; all other figures are bid
aaked prices.
To
or
Bonds
Bid
Ask
UNITED STATES—See also pa ge 19.
4Mb 1947-52—A&O 117.17 117.23
113.6
4s 1944-1954
J&D 113.3
3Ms 1946-56--M&S 111.18 111.23
3 Ms 1943-47—J&D 108.21 108.23
106.11
3Ha 1940-1943.J&D 106.8
3 Ms 1941-1943-M&S 107.11 107.13
3 Ms 1946-1949-J&D 106.23 106.26
3 Ms 1949-1952-J&D 106.16 106.19
3s 1951-1955—M&8 104.24 104.26
3 Ms Aug 1 '41.F&A 107.18 107.20
Treasury 3 Ms 1943-45—A&O 108.5 108.8
Treasury 3s 1946-1948—J&D 106.1
106.2
Treasury 3 Ms 1944-46—A&O 108.3
108.6
Treasury 2 Ms 1955-60—M&S 102.18 102.21
Treasury 2 Ms 1945-47—M&S 104.17 104.20
Treasury 2Mb 1948-51— M&S 102.18 102.21
Treasury 2Mb 1951-1954-J&D 101.24 101.27
Treasury 2M* 1956-59-M&S 101.17 101.19
Treasury 2 Ms 1949-53—J&D 100.7
100.8
Treasury 2 Ms 1945
J&D 103.16 103.20
3s Panama Canal 1961—Q-M 114
r- 118
3s Conversions 1946
Q-J 108
110M
Conversions
8
~
1947——Q-J 108 M
Treasury Notes—
Mar 16 1938
101.6
June 15 1938
Mar 15 1939
June 16 1939
Sept 15 1939
Dec 16 1939
Mar 15 1940
June 15 1940-—....
Dec 15 1940
Mar 15 1941
June 15 1941
% Dec 16 1941
% Mar 15 1942
J*
Sept 15 itHz
/o oept id 1942
1M% Dec 15 1942
Home Owners' Loan Corp—
•
prin & int guar '44-'52
% prin & int guar '39-'49
% prin & int guar *42-*44
i
prin & int guar 1938—
I % prin & int guar 1939—
•a! Home Loan Banks—
vc
-
,
j
i
104
100
96
102
Pub Imp ref 5s 1938-1962-.
Jefferson County—
98
100
Montgomery Co 4Mb 1957-59
6s Road 1951
Tuscaloosa—
5s W W 1939-1957
101.23
102.4
101.29
101.29
101.17
102.18
101.22
100.24
101.7
J&J
4Ms Court Hse '38-'48-J&D
3MsMay l'65opt'45M&N
July 1 '46 opt '44.-J&J
4s 1958 opt 1938—M&N
181*
m
4 Ms 1958 opt
102 M
1938-M&N
to 1.80
Par
to 2.25
0.45
to 1.50
0.40
to
to 2.90
Riverside Co 5s *38-*54-M&N
0.40
0.25
98
Sacramento 4s Jan *39-'45
97
3.75
Sacram'to Co 4Ms *38-'46
111
94
3.90
100M
107
3.50
to 3.50
28
102.11
100.28
101.10
Ms Jan 1 1939-1960
Oakland 5Ms
4Mb Mun Imj> '39-'43-F&A
4Mb 1939-1965
F&A
Oakland 8 D 4s 1939-44-J&J
1939-42
J&J
Redlands 5s 1938-51—J&J15
Riverside 5s 1938-53
J&D
Pasadena
4s
6 3.75
J&J 6 3.50
to
2.85
2.90
0.75
to 1.90
0.40
to 1.25
5s Water 1938-63
Diego 5s W W *43-'54A&0
J&J
1939-1966—F&A
2.20
0.50
to 3.30
5s School
1.00
to 3.35
1.00
4Mb Wh & Har '39-'52-J&J
0.50
4Mb Water 1938-1964
3Msg July 1, 1938-44.-J&J 6 0.40
San Francisco (City & County)
0.75
5s Water 1939-1969
J&J
to 3.00
San
4 Ms Water '57 '58, '59-J&J
4Mb 1939-1951
J&J
.4Mb Water 1939-1977.-J&J
4s Wat Distrib 1938-53 J&D
4s W .t Distrib *38-*63 J&D 6
2s 1940 1949
--J&J 6
San Joaquin Co 5s *38 '49. J&J 6
Santa Barbara 5s '39-41-JanlO 6
2.90
to 3.10
to 3.30
to
2.20
to 3.15
to 2.95
0.75
to 2.65
0.75
to 3.15
0.40
.
to 2.70
0.40
to 3.00
0.85
to 2.10
0.25
to 2.50
0.60
to 1.35
?75
1943—F&A'
4Mb gold Aug
CANADA—See
4.00
f 24
3.50
3.50
3.50
110
less 1
95
94
93 M
93
94 M
94
92 M
92
93 M
91M
91
92 M
92
1
82
83
3s Attorney Gen opt 1944
3s Rose, Hemingway opt 1944
90
91
5-4s 1954-1960
5-4s 1961-1967
-
5-4s 1968-1977
4M-4s 1943-1948
4M-4s
4M-4s
___
3s 1949
Hot
Jan.
Springs 4 Ms '38-'50-M&S
93
91
92
6 4.50
4.00%
Little Rock—
111M
100 H
102%
Little Rock S D 4s '38-'55 M&S
97
4Mb Fund 1941-50---M&N
4s
water
Rev 1939-76-F&A &
/
100
93.
page
COLORADO
3.50
98
5-4 s 1943-1948
5-4 s 1949-1953
102 M
1.85
to 1.70
J&D
*39-'54-J&D
ft 1.00
to 2.75
1939-1951-J&D
ft 1.00
to
2Mb State H'way
3s warrants
1952-V54. J&D
Colorado Spgs 4s Mar 11941-4Mb 1938-1939
J&J
2Mb warrants
6 0.60
to 1.10
ft 2.00
ft 0.60
to 2.50
6 2.60
to 2.50
6 0.60
to 2.30
6 0.60
ft 1.50
to 2.10
6 2.30
to 2.40
1&47-56-A&0
6 2.00
to 2.30
1955-A&0
Retire
1955-A&O
6 2.40
2.30
2.50
2.40
Disb'47-*56A&0
2.00
to 2.25
1941-1945-----J&J
3.65% March 1, 1950-54.-_
Sew
dist
3s 1963-1972 opt
3 Ms Mun Water
1963-1972 opt
2Mb Sewer
2.80
100
and County)—
July
2 Ms
98 M
1.50
4Ms Water 1944------J&J
4Mb Ref Wat 1938-67-J&D
4Mb Water 1962-1965-J&D
SDNol 4Mb 1939-53 J&J
8 D No 1 4Mb 1938-47.J&D
4s
L
ft 1.60
Denver (City
102 M
104 M
lessl
4.25
ARKANSAS
102 M
M&S
Orange Co 5s 1938-45
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
West Side Irrig Dist 6s
6s Jan 1 1946
J&J 6 3 75
5s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934—J&J ft 3.75
5s W W 1939-1950
J&J ft 3.75
Phoenix Un H S D 4Mb 1948 6 3.75
Prescott 5s 1948
J&J 108
104.6
Dec 1940
101.25 101.27
Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
3 M % int & prin guar '44-*64 104.14 104.20
3 % int & prin guar 1944-'49. 104.3
104.4
3% int &prin guar 1942-*47- 104.10 104.14
2 M % int & prin guar *42-'47 103.1
103.8
1M % int & prin guar 1939- - 101.8
101.11
Instrumentalities of US Govt
Federal Land Bank—Farm Loan Bonds
4s
0.75
350
350
3.50
4*Ms '50 opt '30-J&J
4 Ms 1939-1956
Tucson 5s Water 1950
102 M
102 M
to 2.95
3
3.5 J
% cons deb Apr 11938.. 100.2
100.4
s July 1938
100.10 100.12
3s July 1 *55 opt '45.J&J
3s Jan 1 *56 opt '46.J&J
3s May 1*56 opt '46.M&N
to
ft 3.75
ft 3.75
Phoenix
102.2
3.00
0.75
School No. 1 5s 1945—J&J 6 3.75
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially- ft 4.50
102.16 102.18
103.24 103.26
102.18 102.20
to 3.15
0.75
0.75
Maricopa County—
100.29 100.31
3.30
3.25
to 2.40
1939-1943-F&A
97
27
refdndir^ 1 %to4 %
to
to 2.80
100
4s
Tuscumbm
101.27 101.29
101.13 101.15
to
F&A * 0.50
0.50
J&D
2.50
—J&D
to
106
J&J
6s ref pub impt '38 '53 M&N t 101 t ollO
3.25
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941 6 3.50
3.60
5s Road 1957
M&S 6 3.90
Tuscaloosa (City)—
103
106
5
serial
100
102
4Mb—.
103
4Mb
101.29
101.8
M&N 6 0.75
1938-1945
4s 1946-1961
4s
1.00
3.75
104
—
To
Net
Angeles City High Sch Dis
5 Ms Nov 1938-60
5s 1938-1964
0.90
101
6 3.90
Morgan Co. 5s 1938
J&J
5s Road 1952.
F&A 105
Selma (Citv) 5s-6s 1938-55— 6 3.80
2 Ms 1939-1952
J&J 6 2.00
Los
Ask
Los Ang Co 4Ms '39-'49--F&A
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
105
J&J 6 4.10
—
100
101.19
104.5
102.9
102.1
98
4Mb Ct House 1938-43 M&N 6 2.25 to 3.30 %
4Mb Ref 1938-1961—A&O 6 2.00 to 3.80 %
Mobile City—
65
68
Refunding 2-58 Jan. 1 1966102
101M
4Ms Water & Sew '39-J&J
Mobile Co—
103
4M8 June 1 1938-1948--—
95
6s School May 1 1945
4Ms R & B 1938—J&D 100
4Mb 1939-1958
—J&D 105 to
91
Gen fund 4Ms 1941-66 J&D
Montgomery—
96
5s funding 1939-1966--J&J
95
4Mb Sanitary Sewer Jan 1'44
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
106
1938-40
A&O
Hunstville 5s funding Mar 1'42
5s schools
101.8
101.21
102.2
101.27
101.27
Sept 15 1938
Dec 15 1938
Ask
Gadsden 6% impt long mat—
111
101.17
101.27
101.6
101.15
102.16
101.20
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
~
and
_____
lie^d tasi*
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
1.80
to 2.00
Moffat Tun
Imp D
5 Ms 1944-1963
5
4.00
5
4.10
3.90
116
115
120
to
128
to
124
J&J
to
125
J&J
118
to
123
J&J
J&J
Ms 1947-1956.
Ms 1964-1973
4.50
5s 1974-1983
St Francis Levee Dist—
102
TERRITORIES A U S PO SESSI ONS
Honolulu (City & County)5s Pub impt 1956—J&D 15 6 3.00
5s Jan 15 1939-56—J&J15 6 0.75
3 Ms Sept 15 1940-53-M&S 6 1.75
Hawaii Terr 4 Ms '49.M&S 15 6 2.00
4Mb Jan 1945
6 2.00
4Mb Nov 15 '38-'56.M&N 16
4 Ms Oct 1956 opt '46 A&O
4Mb Nov 15 1938-58-M&N
2.10s July 20 1941-1945
1.70% refdg 194(M4-M&S
1.75% refdg 1940^4-M&S
6 1.50
6 1.50
102 M
102 M
M&N
102 M
102 M
4 Ms 1950
4Mb
4Ms
4Ms
4 Ms
4 Ms
116
to 2.90
6 0.50
6 1.90
4s Jan 2
1944-1948
3 Mb Jan 1 1940-1949
103
106
6Ms Aug 1941........
109 M
"
6 3.2
6 3.50
111M
6 0.75
J&J2 ft 1 20
J&J2 6 1.90
J&J
2.40
to 2.40
to 2.40
to 1.20
to 2.30
3.25
to 3.50
3.00
3.10
2.65
J&J
0.75
to
3.15
Dist—
J&J
0.75
to
3.15
to 2.50
6 3.15
6 3.25
58 M
56 M
54 M
6 3.50
3.35
4s pub highway 1949-51-M&8 6 3.10
4s refunding 1941-54
J&J 6 2.25
to 3.05
3Ms
refunding 1955-65—J&J
State Bridge Corp 4s
1938-51
-
-
Bridge Auth. 4s, July 1, '
—
Ann is ton ret g 5 Ms Dec 11939
5s schools 1938-1947—J&J
Bessemer 6s pub impt '38. J&J
5s funding Dec 1 1947.....
.90
3~00
6 3.15
3.00
100
101
86 M
101
88 M
103
102
103 M
82
80
82
80
1939-50-. J&J 6 2.25
to
3.75
A&O
A&O
6 2.00
to 3.25
6 3.25
to 3.75
4MB 1938-1960
A&O
5s sewers Sept 20 '41..M&S
6 2.00
to 3.80
1938-1941
4s 1942-1961
4s
Florence refunding 1 % to 4 %
•
Tax-free in Connecticut,
_
6 3.40
33
3.25
34
t Less 1 on bid side.
to
2.80
2.75
0.50
to 1.75
to 2.50
ft
0.50
to 2.60
1939-45--J&J 6
Danbury 4s 1946 taxable.J&J ft
♦4Mb 1938-65
J&D ft
3 Ms Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
0.90
2.50
to 2.25
0.50
to 3.00
-J&J &
J&D ft
1°.00
2.40
1.95
4 Ms Sch
4 Ms Sch
M&N
M&N
1938-49
1950-59
„
1.75
0.50
to 2.80
& 2.75
East Hartford Fire District—
*5 Ms 1938-1951
M&N & 0.50
Fairfield (County)—
1 Ms 1938 to 1950—---J&D & 0.40
to
3.00
to
2.80
_
to
2.10
ft 0.90
to
3.00
♦4Mb 1938-1942 -----M&S & 0.40
4Mb March 1, 1938-1951--- ft 0.50
June 1 38-60 b 0.50
to
1.75
'39-58-J&J
Glastonbury #4M8
Greenwich—
_
„
Groton S D 4 Ms
„
„
,
to 2.80
to 2.90
_
1940-45----J&D ft 1.75
1, 1938-39. ft 0.50
*4s Water June
♦4s High Sch '39-'55—J&J
♦4 Ms 1939-1960
M&S
6 0.75
ft 0.75
to 2.15
to 1.00
to
2.50
to 2.75
Hartford
to
to
2.90
0.65
to
to 1.50
0.70
to
3.20
0.50
0.50
to
2.30
Par
to 3.30
5s Municipal
0.50
0.75
1.25
to
0.90
to
1.25
to 3.65
3 Ms 1939-77
J&D
3 Ms ser A 1939-77.-J&J
0.75
to 3.65
1.25
to
to 3.25
to
to
3.25
3.35
2.80
3.05
Electric Plant Revenue—
3 Ms ser B Jan 15 '77 J&J
3 Ms 1948-58
J&D
2s 1938-42
A&O
3s 1943-49
-.-.A&O
to
0.50
3 Ms improvt 1938-41♦5s Construc'n 1938-49
Bristol 4Mb Water 1939-J&J
*5s July 1, 1938-55----J&J
3.15
3.10
3.15
1.35
1938-61 —F&A
5Ms Harb Imp '38-'61 M&N
3 Ms Wat Rev '39-'48_.J&J
3 Mb Sch Dist 1939-61--J&J
to 2.90
Hartford
2.85
1940-1962
to 2.75
56 M
2Mb WatWks 1956-76 M&N
3 Ms Water wks 1952-75-.3 Mb Water 1938-41—A&O
s Water 1938-70—A&O
4
s Sch 1938 -1944—J&D
4
s 1938-1968
4
J&J
4
1938-1969
M&S
4s
to 2 .80
0.40
♦4s Water
to3.30 %
Ref 4s 1939 to 1975-J&D
4Mb highways 1952.....M&S
4Mb 1956 and 1959
M&S
4s renewal July 1,1956
4Ms 1942. 1946, 1949—M&S
0.40
Hartford—
96 M
Golden Gate Bridge & H'way3 Mb series C 1942-1971-J&J ft 1.75
Imperial Irrigation District—
Refunding 6s 1983
J&J
Refunding 5s 1983
Los Angeles (City)—
1938-'52.A&0 ft
38- 50 J&D &
Bridgeport 4Mb 1938-65-_.T&J ft 0.40
4Mb High Sch 1939-63-J&J ft 0.75
*4s 1939-1968 ----—F&A & 0.50
East Hartford (Town)—
to
to
J&J
East Contra Costa Irrig Dist 6s
'
1.60
2.25
to
to
0.40
1.35
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5s School 1939-1955
%
2.50
to
to 2.35
0.40
East Bay Mun Utll
5s 1939-1974
2.30
to
,
F&A
Alta Irrig Dist 5s
Bakersfield 5s 1938-52--A&O
%
to 2.30
to 2.95
1.00
'38-'48-A&0
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2.85
to
CONNECTICUT
♦Cheshire 4Mb
0.75
ALABAMA
3 M8 renewal class O 1956-J&J 6 3.20
4 Ms harbor impt June 1 *38-'73 6 1.50
0.65
2Mb Feb 1 1939-1954.F&A
2Mb Feb 1 1939-54—F&A
112
$
0.65
Alameda 4s 1938 to 1941-J&D
3.30
to 2
Bloomfield 4Ms
Branford (T) 4 Ms
0.60
ft 0.60
ft 0.60
110M
"S? n33£8
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_
3s Feb 1939-1952
Puerto Rico—
6 3
112
103
Veterans Welfare—
107
4Ms July 1952
J&J
4Ms funding 1963
J&J
6s July 1948 opt '43
J&J
6s Jan 1 1950 opt '44-J&J
4s gold 1953
J&J
5s July 1954 opt 1943
.J&J
2Ms 1939-1946—.
1939-1952
to 2.20
100
101
0.50
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1939-1947
F&A 6 0.65
1939-1947
Olympiad 1938-71— J&J2 ft 0.50
to 2.20
5s Feb 1952
4Mb Oct 1959
6a April 1955
Univ Bldg Jan5'39-65J&J
4s Harb Imp 1985 opt
5s Jan 2 1941-1943
to 2.25
103
104
104
101
4Mb 1957
99
110
CALIFORNIA
to 2.50
114
J&J
Philip Is Is 4Mb 1952
5Ms 1955-1965
5s 1959 opt 1939
1.50
1.50
6 0.50
11IIIII11
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2.75
to 2.75
to 2.65
103
102
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3.55
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99
3.30
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2.95
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2 Ms Wat Sup '38-77M&N ft 0.50
(School District)
♦4Mb 1938-1947
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♦4Mb Northeast 1959-J&D ft 3.00
4Mb 2d North 1944
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2.65
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to
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I:
1938-1944
M&N
Manchester 9th School Dist—
4Mb 1938-1951
M&N
Meriden (City)—
.J&J
139-1943.
4Msl9
Middlesex County—
1Mb Bdge 1938-55—M&N
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ft 0.50
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/Fiat price,
n
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2.75.%
92
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MUNICIPAL
AND
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or
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Ask
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F&A
1938-1969F&A
♦4Mb Sell Aug '38-'43_F&A
♦4s Park 1938-1943—_F&A
4Mb Water Aug 1941
1.60
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0.50
0.50
0.50
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2.10
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1938-1951
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4 Ms Water 1960
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4Mb Sewer 1940-68
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M&N
Stamford (T) 4 Ms *39-'45 J&J
0.75
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0.50
4Ms High Sch 1939-69 J&D
1.00
Torrington—
♦5 Ms Fund 1939-'41
J&J 6 1.00
4Mb July 1 1939
J&J
Wallingford (Town) 4Mb
1943. 1948. 1953
6s
1.75
0.40
2.60
2.70
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b 0.75
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4MsBldg—Con*53-'62 M&S 5 2.70
to 2.30
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5s 1947-1949
A&O 6 1.90
4s 1938-1941
A&O 6 0.25
4b 1942-1948
—A&O b 1.00
to 2.65
105 m
to 2.20
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to 1.25
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108
45
7s 1938-1945
Extl s f 6Ms 1953
4M
4M
J&J
M&s
99
91
110
94
113
4Mb of 1883
4Mb of 1888
4s of 1900..
Funding 5s 1931-1951
„
100 H
F&A
100 M
20-year s f 6s 1950
J&D
British 4s 1990 opt '60—M&N
Brit Hungarian Bk 7 Ms 1962.
.114m
102
115m
30
90
74
86
80
Hillsborough Co 5s Oct 1 1943
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4—
100
103
99
101
b 2.50
to 2.80
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to 4.00
to 2.80
69
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103
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107
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100
105
98
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89
91
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M&N
M&N
3.50
4.40
4.10
Ref 4M8 non-opt 1947-56—
New Smyrna—
4.10
3.90
79
82
Ref 3-4M-6s Jan 1 1964
2.75
Orlando—
Refunding 4s 1938-62.F&A
Orange County 5s 1944--J&J
J&J
M&S
Palm Beach
(City of) 5s
Pensacola 4mb ref 1941—J&J
5s 1958
J&J
99
4.40
101
4.20
4.50
4.60
4.75
3.80
99
103
Pinellas Co ref highway
88
Polk County 5s July 1 1938-40 5 3.00
St Augustine 5-4s stam'd 1955
63
5 Ms & 6s imp 1937
51
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St Johns Co Road 5s 1946—_
100
Road 5 Ms 1944
M&S
100
f 7 Ms 1946. J&J
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106
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17
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Hungary (King) 7 Ms *44.F&A / 50"
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48
Irish Free State 5s 1960.M&N
Italy (Kingd) extl 7s '51.J&D
Prestito RedimibUe
3Ms—
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80
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73
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62
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Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
Mtg 7Ms 1961 ser A..M&N
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Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
7s stamped 1957
Tax free in Connecticut,
108
35m
70
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Helsingfors (City) Finland—
Extl s f 6Ms 1960
A&O
A&O
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♦
1953.
|f 6 Ms
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f
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
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J&J
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J&D
1957
24
22 m
82
8s'54M&N
/
(City)—
f 7s
21
19
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A&O / 20
Hanover (City) Germany 7s'39 / 20 m
Hanover (Prov) Germany—
6s
1st series 1957
20 m
F&A
6Ms 2nd series 1949...F&A
20 H
Havana—1st 6s 1939
Q-J
20-yr s f 6 Ms 1947
A&O f 22 M
Sink fd 7s (of 1926) '46 M&N / 22 M
Sink fd 7s (of 1927) *47 F&A / 22 M
Copenhagen 5s June 1 '52 J&D 100 M
Cordoba
28
'i06m
Hamburg (State of) Germany
A&O
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50
Jan to June 1936
July to Dec. 1936
Jan to June 1937
July to Dec. 1937
Jan-June 1938
scrip
Dawes coups Dec 1934 stpd /
Apr. 15'35to Apr.15'37— /
Young coupons Dec 1'34 stp /
June 1'35 to June 1'37-./
German Prov & Comm Bks
(Con Agr Loan)6Ms'58 J&D /
6s stamped 1931
Chinese Government—
4s 1946.
Colombia Mtge
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
July to Dec 1935
6s
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Coup No 39 due Dec 15 1930
Coup No 38 due June 15 '30
Cologne Germ'y 6Ms'50.M&S
Colombia Rep 6s 1961. .J&J
55
106 M
__
M&N
6% notes 1931
68
23H
100
-
J&D31
J&D31
1961
20
/ "27
6s part paid 1968.
F&A
22M
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Haiti (Rep) 6s extl 1952.A&0
73 m
.
1960
A&O
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F&A
Extlsf 6s Sept. 1961 —M&S
Extl Ry ref 6s 1961
J&J
Extlsf 6s 1962
M&S
Extl s f 6s 1963
M&N
S f gu 6s
6s 1962
20
Gt Brit & Ireland—See British
Greek Govt s f 7s 1964.-M&N /
7s part paid 1964
M&N
Sink fund 6s 1968
F&A
f 6s
4.50
62 M
n*
Graz(Mun)Austria
7% assonted
s
61
61
60
67 m
6s series B 1951
A&O
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl s f 7s 1960 ser A..M&S
Chili (Rep) ext 7s 1942.M&N
Extl
61
60
65 m
4.35
56
4.75
48
64
Ser A int ctfs 1938.A&015
Central Bank of Germany—
6s A 1952.
_F&A
6s Oct 1961
5s June 1955 opt *25...J&J
5s W W Purch '38-72.F&A 6
64
Oallao (Peru) 7Ms 1944.-J&J
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s '54.J&J
Gauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
7 Ms 1946
A&O
Extl sec 7s 1948
J&D
Oeara (Brazil) 8s 1947
J&D
Cent Agricul Bank (Germany)
Farm loan 7s 1950..M&S15
Farm loan 6s I960.—J&J15
Farm loan 6s 1960..A&O15
4.60
Petersburg—
Refunding—
3-5s Oct 1 1972
Suwanee Co Road 5M» 1946— 6
W4
31 %
1968.M&N / 32k
J&J
63
60
A&O /
Jan to June 1935..
101
100 M
102 M
Bud'pest(Oity)6sJ'n'3ocoup'62
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60
M&N /
July to Dec 1934
M&S
s
69
69
63
7s unstamped 1949
/
Default coups July-Dec'33. / 58
Jan to June 1934
/ 40
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German Extl 7s *49 stamp A&O /
Bremen (State) 7s 1935..M&S
6s 1940
Brisbane (City) Australia
f 7s 1967
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German Govt Internat—
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J&D / 26m
5Ms unstamped 1965
/
4s of 1910.
4s of 1889———
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101
—_
—
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100
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Ref s f 4M-4Ms '76.—F&A
Extl re-adj4M-4Ms '76A&0
Ext re-adi 4M^Ms'75M&N
Extl s f 4s $ bonds 1984.J&J
Bulgaria (Kingdom)—
102
97 m
102
m
106 H
98 h
7Ms ext 1941 stamped J&D 107
7Ms
100
. ..-plain 1941
German Conversion Offer—
Funding 3s 1946
/ 31m
Int ctfs of dep
July 1 1938.. / 90
German Cons Munic 7s'47 F&A / 22M
Cons munic 6s 1947--J&D / 21
__
f 5s of 1957
8M
93
102
French Government—
7s ext of 1949 stamped-J&D
7s plain 1949
6s 1940
A&O
Brazil 8% ex 1941
J&D
78 Cent Ry elec 1952
J&D
Extlsf 6Ms (1926) '57.A&O
Extlsf 6Ms (1927) '57.A&O
5s of 1895—
5s of 1913
5 f 5s 1958
76M
100
Frankfurt-on-Main (Germ)—
22 H
6 Ms stamped 1961
47
107
No. 1 5s 1938-1955.— A&O 6 4.10
3.75
Escambia Co 6s Aug 15 1951.
100
110
Gainesville 5Ms July 1938-40- b 2.75 to 3.50
6 3.75 to 4.25
5Ms July 1941-1975
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7 mb stamped 1947
50
112
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.
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Bogota (City) extl 8s *45.A&O
Extl s f 6 Ms 1947
A&O
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May '47
7s Oct 1947.
A&O
6s stamped 1961..
45
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-54.A&O
Ref 3 Ms 1940-1947
-M&S
Dade County (School No. 2)—
Refunding 4s 1938-67.M&S
Duval Co Road 5s 1955.-A&O
Duval Co School District
Jacksonville—
5s Jan 15 1939-45- J&J 15
5Ms Jan 15 1940-45.J&J 16
Refunding 2.60s Jan 1 1957
Lakeland 6s.
Water & Light 5 Ms 1940-50
Leon County 5s July 1 1938-40
5s July 1 1941-55.
Marion Co Road 6s Feb 1 '52.
Road bonds 5s July 11952—
101M
21M
J&D
105m
J&J
F&A
1955
Customs Administrations—
5 Ms of '22 ext 1961
2d series 1961
5 Ms of '26 ext 1st ser 1969
5M8of '26 ext 2d ser 1969
Dortmund Munic 6s 1948...
Dresden (Ger) ext 7s '45 M&N
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945
Duisburg 7s to 1945
El Salvador
(Rep)—8sA'48 J&J
Certificates of deposit
Estonia (Rep of) 7s, 1967 J&J
Finland (Repub) 6s '45.M&S
15
A&O
5Ms
58
2d Series 1942
21
Buenos Aires (Prov)6s'61 M&S
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Brevard County School Tax
Districts No. 4 6s 1938-55—
Columbia Co Road 6s 1955—
Coral Gables—
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5 Ms Oust Adm 1940—A&O
2nd ser 5Ms 1940
A&O
21M
Barrauquilla 8s 1935-40-46-48
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101M
99 H
..—M&N
Dominican Rep 5Ms '42.M&S
101
81
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6Ms '45.F&A / 20
Bavarian Palatinate 7s 1945— / 14
106 M
Belg Govt extl 6M8 1949 M&S
106 M
External s f 6s 1955
J&J
112
Extl sf 7s 1955
J&D
30-yr
888
B..A&0
104
Bank of
21
Extl 7s 1958
Extl sf 7s 1969
ser
8
104 m
107m
Municipal Loan
Trustrcts4Ms 1962 A&O 15
Denmark Mtge Bk—See
Mtge
106
-A&O
Bolivia
f 8s 1952
Denmark ext 6s 1942
Extl 4Mb 1956
M&N
Austrian Govt 7s 1957
J&J
Baden extl s f 7s 1951
J&J
Bank of Colombia 7s *47. A&O
Berlin 6 Ms 1950
6s June 15 1958.
to
s
Danzig Port & Wat Ways Bd
Extls f 6Ms 1952
J&J
s f extlloan 4s Apr "72.A&0
Australia (Commonwealth)—
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Extl 5s 1957
M&S
2.60
1.80
to 3.00
to 3.00
to 2.25
to 1.85
4Ms Impt 1937
WestJPalm Beach—
Refunding 2-5s
Ext
Danish Cons
5Ms
1955
5s 1953
s f conv 4 Ms '71-M&N
S f extl loan 4s Feb '72.F&A
7s 1948.
5MsPubWksJune30'45J&D / 76#
Serial 5Mb 1937
J&J / 98M
Czechoslovak Republic—
Ext s f 8s 1951 ser A—A&O
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2.40
0.40
0-75
0.40
2.30
J&J
J&J
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—„
Cundinamarca Dep (Colombia)
Extl s f 6 Ms 1959
M&N f
Antwerp (City) extl 5s *58 J&D
Argentine Repub—
6 0.50
b 0.75
St
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DELAWARE
2Mb April 1 1938-1947
2 Ms April 1 1948-1957
2Mb April 1 1958-1966
Kent Co 4Mb 1945-1950-M&S
New Oastle Co—
6Ms 1938-1944
J&J
Sussex Co 5s 1939-1970—J&J
4Mb 1938-1953
A&O
1952-1953
B 1945—J&J
7
D 1945.-J&J
to*2.60
2.75
22
O 1945—J&J
ser
2.30
0.40
0.50
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s f 7s 1957 1st ser.A&O
s f 7s 1957 2d ser. A&O
Extl s f 7s 1957 3d ser. A&O
8s 1946
0.60
0.50
5 Ms 1945 1950
6s 1940-1950
ser
ser
f 7s
tol2.90
to 3.00
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100 %
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^
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J&D
.
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f 7s
1951—
A 1945—J&J /
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1938-1942
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4s Water 1939-1965
J&J
4Mb July 15 1938-66—J&J
4Ms 1940-1953
—J&J
•4 Ms Water 1938-64
J&J
5s Water 1938-1951—M&N
5s Water 1952-1971-M&N15
West Hartfd 4Mb 1943—j&D
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15 1938-48-M&S
1940-1950
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s
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Extl s f 5Ms *53
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1.70
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(Republic)
*
35
7s (Jan *35 coupon on) .1947
Akershus (Dept of) Norway.
5s 1963——.
M&N
Anhalt 7s to 1946
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to 2.76
Rica
Ext
CITIES
J&J
J&D
Windam (Township)
4s 1939-1942
4s 1942-1952
Bonds
*
*40 tax-expt A&O
1943-1962
Miami Beach—
5 Ms 1938-1939
AND
7s
♦4s Apr 2,
4s 1938-46
Waterbury—
♦2Mb 1950-1962
♦2Mb 1950-1962
Ask
Costa
Agricul Mtge Bk (Colombia)
6s (Feb '35 coupon on) -1947
to 2.00
New Haven—
*4 Ms
Bid
Bonds
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
56
87 m
Nominal
88
1954
F&A
60 M
56
Jugoslavia—See Mtge Bank of
20
t
Extl
s
f 6Mb 1958—M&S / 12M
Lower Aust (Prov)7 Ms*50J&D
Luneberg (City) 7s 1948JM&N / 21
Maranhao (State) Brazil—
Ext s f 7s 1958
M&N / 18
Medellin (Munic) (Colombia)
7b extl Dec i 198l
/
§M
6M8 1954
/
7
Mendoza (Prov) Argentina—
7 Ms extl s f 1951
J&D/
Stamped
67 M
15
90
19
9)
9)
68
march, 1938]
state
and
municipal
93
bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Tokyo (Oity of) 5s of 1912—
5s of 1912 1952
M&S
47
Extl s f 5%s 1961
A&O
58%
Tolima (Dept of) 7s '47.M&N f
7%
Trondhjem (City), Norway—
Extl s f 5%s 1957
M&N 101
fUnion of Soviet Soc Republics
Gold 7s 1943
87.28
Uruguay 8s ext 1946
F&A / 47%
Extl s f 6s 1960
M&N
47%
Extls f 6s 1964
M&N / 47%
3%-4-4% % extl readj s f
bonds of 1937-1979--M&S
46%
4-4 %-4 % % extl readj s f
bonds of 1937-78
F&A
46%
3%s extl re-adj 1984—J&J
39%
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
S f 7s 1952 ser A
A&O
75
Vienna (C) extl6s'52
M&N ....
Foreign Govts, and
Cities (Concl.)
Metrop Water Serv—See New
South Wales
Mexican Irrigation s f gtd 4%s
Stamped assented
Mexico (Republic)—
3%
.....
.
4%
5s extl loan of 1899 19455s assented 1945....
4s of 1904-1954
J&D
4s assented 1954
J&D
Extl 4s of 1910 (£20 pieces)
£100 and £200 pieces
Treas 6 % notes '23 ext to '33
2%
3
6
6
64%
10%
10%
Extl
6%s 1958
M&S
Extl 6%s 1959 ser A. .M&S
Montevideo (City) 7s '52-J&D
Extl
50
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
Exch
f 5s 1972
s
ser
Warsaw (City) 7s 1958—F&A
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 1941
65%
f 6s 1959 ser A.M&N
s
;
3
£20 pieces
—
£100 and £200 pieces
Milan (Italy) ext 6%s '52. A&O
Minas Geraes (State) Brazil
101%
IX J&D
Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia—
Secured s f 7s 1957
A&O / 43
55
5s funding 1956
Bid
Bonds
102%
59
8%
55
-
Nov '32-May '35 coupons. _
Nov '35-May '37 coupons
Munich Bank—
Hessen 7s to 1945
F&A /
New South Wales (Australia)-
20%
49
49
49%
25
21%
,
104
106%
106%
105%
104%
102%
106%
Oslo s f extl 4%s 1955—A&O
Panama (City) 6%s 1952
Panama
Extl
s
f 5s 1963..
•
107
106
104%
103%
103
20
20%
101%
\f 25
(Rep)ext5%s'53 J&D
M&N
Stamped
5% scrip.a
Panama (National Bank)—
6%8 series O & D6%s '48-'49
6%s series A & B 1946-47—
Parana (State) Brazil 7s 1958
Pernambuco (State of) Brazil
102%
40%
39%
26
15-yr 4%s 1940
Refunding 4%s
103%
f 7s
s
sec s
Gold
Gold 5%s 1952
Gold 5s 1948
12%
Coupons 1936-1937
Porto Alegre (City) Brazil—
10%
—
A&O/. 21
s
s
f 6a 1968
J&D
J&D
Certificates of
s
9%
J&J
M&S
s
4s
s
Stamped 1942.
A&O
A&O
s
f 7s 1961
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952
.
M&N„
s
Sink fund
6%a 1946—J&D
6s 1947
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
Extl 8s 1962
M&N
Extl 7s 1962 ser B—M&N
Silesia
Extl
9%
15%
M&N
f 6%s 1957-M&N 15 /
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
J&D
Extl
(Prov) Poland—
f 7s 1958
J&D
_
s
Silesian Landowners Assn—
(Bank of the) 1st 6s 47 F&A / 21
Sydney (City) N S W—
25-yr s f 5%s 1955
F&A 101%
105
93
89
95
93
87
91
86
90
89
90
85
...
12
30
6 3.75
6 3.00
Ontario (Prov) 6s '43—M&S15
5%s 1946
-J&J
5s 1959
M&N
1944
_M&S
Jan 15.'39-'47—J&J 15
Jan '15 '48-'57.J&J 15
1938
M&N 15
1939-1970
M&N 15
54%
54%
53%
53%
53%
53%
52
51
4%s 1938-1956
2.00
52%
52%
51
51
8*
49%
p
99%
99%
95
95
90%
71
72
75
72
75
102
104
111
113
102
105
104
106
to
to 2.75
6 2.00
to
100
100
IDAHO
1.50
Cap Bldg 1939
..J&J
Impt 1938-47 opt '30
Ref 1938-1939
A&O
ref 1940-45
A&O
Road 1939 opt '27—J&J
Boise City 4%s 1951
J&J
2.00
1.50
2.25.
1.50
3.50
ILLINOIS
0.40
4%s Serv Oomp '38-43.Aug 1
0.40
4%s Serv Comp '38-'43.Aug 1
0.40
4%s Serv Comp '38-'44_Aug 1
0.40
48 Highway 1938-43
May 1
1.80
4s Highway 1945-54
M&S
4s Highway 1955-58
2.30
M&N
3 %s Emerg Rel '38-'47 Dec 15 6 0.60
3 %s Emerg Ref '48-'54 Dec 15 5 2.00
A
\X
a
1938-1961
Champaign
5s
Road
100
120
121
103%
103%
105%
104%
104%
106%
30
33
116%
108%
110%
117%
117
118
121%
111%
122%
112%
to
111
115
6 1.75
to
6 2.60
to
...
...
M&N15
t Quotations per 100 gold rouble bond, equivalent to 77.4234 grams of pure gold.
100%
101
to
120
101
to
117
6 1.50
6 2.60
6 2.90
4%s 1954
Board of Education—
3s 1957 opt 1939
3s 1957 opt 1941-43
3s 1957 opt 1945-47.
3 %s 1955 opt 1946
100
99 %
99%
0.75
2.50 %
2.80 %
to 3.00
.10
to
to
I:
100]
1003
101
3.00
...
4%s 1954 opt 1944
Chicago Park District—
3 %s 1956 opt 1946
4s 1955 opt 1939
4s 1955 opt 1940-'44_.
4s 1955 opt 1945-'47
4s 1955 opt 1948-'55
2.80
101%
102%
1.00
6 2.00
to 2.90
6 3.00
to
6 3.10
3.05
to 3.25
District—
%
I
1.00
6 2.00
1945-'47
1948-'54
Cook County—
4s 1956 opt 1939 ..........
4s 1956 opt 1940-'44
4s 1956 opt 1945-'47
4s 1956 opt 1948-'53
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
5s 1938-1944
...M&N
to 2.90
6 3.00
to
3.05
6 3.10
to
3.20
6 2.00
6 3.00
to 2.90
6 3.10
to
6 1.00
to 2.25
6 1.25
to
%
1
1.00
to 3.05
3.20
%
Evanston S D No 76—
102%
102%
4%s June 1
110
105
4s 1945-1948
t6"l07
120
113
101%
2.25
2.80
4slf~~
939
4s 1940-1944
Sanitary
2.50
2.85
100
2.90
3.15
4s 1955 opt
4s 1955 opt
to
%
100
4s 1955 opt 1939
4s 1955 opt 1940-'44
109
to
Chicago—
to"ll6
109
%
2.35 %
%
2.30 %
to 1.90
to 2.25
100
100%
101%
101%
to
to 3.25
3s 1956 opt 1945-49
3%s 1951 opt 1940
3%s 1952 opt 1945
3%s 1953 opt 1946
3%s 1955 opt 1951.
99
to 2.25
6 1.00
1938-1943—M&N
102
97
to
1.70 %
1.75
%
1.70 %
1.60 %
opt 1952 M&S 6 2.00
County—
100
101
to
\\7ofAfi
3s 1941-1944
3s 1945-1948
99
to
to
Bloomington—
3s 1957 opt *39-'40
3s 1957 opt '41-'42
99%
96%
99%
98%
108%
109
3.25 %
95
103
102
118
3.50
5.00
95
101%
100%
100%
108%
108%
2.25
2.25
2.25
3.10
to
103%
105
to
b 2.00
105%
112%
102%
%
2.00
b 4.00
108
102
3.00
b 2.25
102
115%
107%
109%
116%
to
6 3.25
106%
r
2.60
to 4.00
b 2.50
104
99%
100
2.00
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
100
93
*
J&J 6 2.00
4%s Drainage 1944...F&A
I
4%s Refunding 1959—F&A
Spalding Co—5s ,39-'49--J&J
iSwainsboro 6s 1938-50—A&O
iValdosta 5s 1939-1942
Jan
Ware Co 5s Road 1938-49 J&J
Watkins S D 6s 1938-50.M&N
Woodbury 6s 1938-49.-.J&D
52
51
102
4%s Mar 15 1960-.V.M&S
to 3.00
52
51
105
—
2.50
to 2.90
to 3.50
52
M&N
4%s
4%a 1938-1942
J&J
4%s
1943-1960
J&J
Quebec (Province)—
8-yr 2%s 1944—
M&N
15-yr 3s 1951
M&N
3%s 1949
J&J
3%s s f deb 1952
J&D
4%s 1961
M&N
4%s 1946
J&D
Quebec City—
5s S F (non-call) 1960-M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
6s 1943 (non-call)
J&D15
1959 (non-call)..
M&N
4%s July 2 1945.
.J&J2
4%s 1955
to 4.25
6 2.25
Pulaski Co 5s 1938-48
J&J 6 2.25
Rome 4s Mun bidg'38-'39 A&O 6 1.75
Savannah—4%sref 1943. J&J 6 2.50
107%
112%
111%
113%
111%
(Prov)—
4s Nov 15 1957
103
4s 1949-1950
6s Munic ~
5s Jul
Scrip
Extl
86
to 2.00
52
M&N
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
4%s Jan 1, 1970—J&J 2
Ottawa Oity 5s '38 *45—_J&J
Santander
.
88%
80
4s Pav & Sew '38 to *39-J&J 6 1.75
Marietta 5s W W 1939
F&A 6 2.25
52
4s May 15,1938-43.M&N 15
4m May 15,1944-57.M&N 15
4s May 15,1958-68.M&N 15
Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
(Dept) Colombia
Extl s f 7u 1948
A&O
Santiago(City)Chlle7a '49 J&J
Scotia
4s 1941
f 7s 1940
•7s 1945..
4s 1945 stamped
95
92
87
86
Macon
Commissioners—
5s Nov 1, 1969
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
A&O
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942.M&S
Sec
92
89
J&J 6 1.75
J&J 6 1.75
5s Water 1939-51
92
Deb 5s 1960
M&S
Deb 4%s Sept 15*52 M&S15
Deb 4%s 1960
M&N 15
10
f 6s of 1928.1968 J&J
6s 1943
Extl
98
90
101
83
Nova
13%
(Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1936.J&J
Extl 8s 1950
108%
95
109
87
4%s non call 1958.M&N 15
4%s s f Apr 15,1961 A&015
4%s 1955.
M&S
North Vancouver 5s '60-.J&J
San Paulo
Extl 7s 1956
107
100%
108%
81
New Brunswick—
—
8s 1948
88 ctfs of deposit 1948...
Santa Catharina (Brazil)—
8s 1947
F&A
--
mmmmmm
to 2.50
90
Harbor
J&J
(Mtge Bk) 6s ser A *47 M&S
6s series B 1947
A&O
Salvador 7s 1957
J&J
Certificates of deposit—
4s scrip
...
107
111%
Cordele 5s W W 1938
84
„
deposit
(City) Germany
f 6s 1953
102
108
Bibb Co 4%s 1948-49—M&N 6 3.10
Crisp Co—
Hydro-elec 5s *39-'57_F&A 6 3.25
Dougherty Co 5s '38-'48 M&S 6 1.75
53
3%s refdg May, 1939.M&N
Metrop Co 4%s '53.'54&'61
4%s May 1, 1965
M&N
5%% ext loan Dec 1921...
Extl
-
mm
89
53
Montreal 5s Dec 1, 1945. J&D
58 s f Nov 1, 19&
M&N
4%s May, 1954
4%s Jan, 1944
J&J
4%s 1938-1939
A&015
4%s 1940-1951
A&O 15
4%s June 1, 1971
J&D
4s May 1,1944
M&N
Rome extl s f 6%s 1952—A&O
Rumania (Monopolies)
Institute 7s 1959
F&A
Russian 6%s June 18 1919—.
Certificates of deposit—-jJ
Saarbrucken
-
■
to 2.75
to 2.75
4%s Dec 15,1956—J&D 15
,
Sul
f 7s 1967
Extl
-
^
Augusta-r-4%8 Flood'42 M&N 6 2.25
Clarke Co 5s 1939-1944—J&J 6 1.75
Columbus—5s 1938-44
J&J 6 1.75
Manitoba (Prov) 5s '44-J&D 2
4%s May 1, 1945
M&N
(State)
Brazil ext s f 8s 1946—A&O
7s extl s f 1966..
M&N
Extl
102
111%
113%
111%
J&J
A&O
J&J
4%s 1938-1946
J&D 29
4 %s 1947-1956
J&D 29
4%s s f deb Jan 23 *69 J&J23
Calgary 5s July 1,1945—J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s *45&'50A&0
5s sf 1955 & 1960
A&O
101%
112
Halifax N S 4s July. 1945
5s Jan. 1951
J&J
Hamilton—
4s Elec L & P1941
A&O
Lachlne P Q 5s 1954——J&D
Queensland (State) 7s '41 A&O
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1946... A&O
Extl s f 6%s 1953
F&A
«%s 1959
Do
5%s 1947
101%
98%
101%
103%
107%
108%
107%
Brit Col (Prov) 5s *48..J&J 15
5s Apr 25, 1954—..A&O 25
Dollar funding 3s 1956. A&O
6s 1933
Rio Grande
-
96%
5s 1950
A&O 15
Gold 5s 1959
A&O
4%s Jan 15, 1942...J&J 15
Deb 4 %s 1956
A&O
4%s Jan 15.1957
J&J
4%s July 16, 1958
J&J
4%s Apr 1, 1961
A&O
4%s June 1, 1967
J&D
Debenture 4s 1954
J&D
...
1947
1952.!
—
,
J&J 6 1.25 to 2.20
2.80
J&D 6 3.10
Athens—4%sJune 30 1943
Atlanta—4%s Jan 1 1940-J&J
.
101
101
A&O
M&N
30
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940.A&O
Stab'n 1 s f 7b 1947-A&0 15
Extl s f 8s 1950
J&J
6s
J&J14
4%s 1942 and 1967—_F&A
Verdun deb 5s 1954...
Winnipeg, Man 5s '44
A&O
4%s non-call 1944—.M&N
4%s June 1 1946
J&D
4%s June 15 1950-^J&D15
4s Aug 1 1946
F&A15
102
101%
98%
88%
M&N
40%
100%
99%
100%
101
M&S
5s May 1952
Alberta (Prov of)—
47
100%
102%
1944.A&0
Refunding 5s 1943
f 78 1959
Sinking fund 8s 1961...J&D
S f 40-yr 7%s 1966
J&J
7s 1968
F&A
Prague (Greater) Oity—■
7%s loan of 1932-52..M&N
Prussia 6%s 1951
M&S 15
...
Road 5s 1949-53
99%
J&D
M&S
5s Nov 15 1941
33
103%
M&S
_M&S
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960- J&D
Extl s f 6s 1961
A&O
Extl
Peru
M
116
92
GEORGIA
4%s ref 1938-1945
Albany—5s 1945
1% notes 1941
2%s Jan 15 1944—J&J
8-yr 2%s 1943
-J&D
7-yr 2%s 1944.
M&N
10-yr 2 %s 1945
F&A
20-yr 3s 1955
J&D
3s
perpetual
M&S
3s Jan 15 1967
J&J
14-yr 3%s 1951
M&N
25-yr 3%s 1961 opt *56 J&J
15-yr 3%s, 1949
A&O
20-yr 4s 1952
A&O
30-yr4s 1960
A&O
103
102%
Norway ext 6s 1943
F&A
External s f 6s 1944—F&A
4%s extl sk fd, 1956—.M&S
4%s extl sk fd 1965—A&O
Sk fd extl 4s 1963
F&A
Norway Municipalities Bank
Guar s f 5s 1970
J&D
Nuremburg extl 6s 1952.F&A
Oldenburg (Free State) 7s 1945
Oriental Devel—See Jap Govt
5s 1940 & 1941 var
5s 1945 & 1946 var
5s 1950 & 1951 var
6s Jan 15 1970
110
110
Appling County—
Dominion of Canada—
Is (1%-yr) 1939
22
Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
S f 5%s 1950
A&O
s
A&O
A&O
A&O
102
102%
65
62%
CANADA
103%
Extl
F&A
f 1957
1938-1939
1940-1941
1942-1945
1946-1961..
A&O
4s £ July 1 1948
J&J
3%s July 1 1944-45
J&J
Vancouver. B C 5%s *39.A&O
5%s 1952
F&A
85
77%
59%
J&J
J&J
J&D
J&D
J&D
1950-1959
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
i!h
44
f 5s 1958.——A&O
s
5s
53
(American Dollar Quotations)
101%
101%
58 extl
Ask
Bid
Toronto 6s 1938-1940
5s 1940-1950
5s 1938-1939
5s 1940-1949
91.92
56
56
60
Bonds
102
......
Second 5s 1956
To
Net
or
Net
Toronto (Concl.)
52
22
20
-
.
Ask
/ 59
/ 50
22
Westphalia (Prov Bk) 6s 1933 /
6s 1936...
/
5s 1941
/
Wurtemberg 7s to 1945.M&N /
Yokohama extl 6s 1961—J&D
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
100%
97%
99%
M
110
107
75
77
71%
73%
72
68
74
70
67
64
69
66
1938-1948
Forest Preserve—
4s 1956 opt 1939
4s 1956 opt 1940-'44
6 2.00
to
4s 1956 opt 1945-'47
4s 1956 opt 1948-'52
6 3.00
6 3.10
to
to
3.00 %
1.00
2.90 %
3.05 %
3.20
3.50
Granite City 4 %s 193848 J&D 6 2.50
to
Jackson Co 4%s 1938-46.J&J 6 2.00
to 3.25
Lake Co 5s Road '38-'49_F&A 6 2.00
River Forest S D No 90
4%s 1938-1944
J&D 6 1.50
to
2.75 %
to
4-00
INDIANA
Elkhart 4%s WW '38-75 A&O 6 2.00
Exansville 4s ref 1942
J&J
Fort Wayne
to 3.25
4%s 1938 to 1941
A&O 6 1.50
to
1.90
1942 to 1946
1947 to 1957
A&O 6 2.10
A&O 6 2.50
to
2.50
to
3-00
6 Basis. / Flat price, k Last sale, n Nominal.
%
?2S
94
STATE
MUNICIPAL
AND
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Fort "Wayne School Dist-5s Oct 1 1938 1943-.---- 6 1.76
Oary Sch City 4 Us Oct
Hammon (City)—*
to 3.25
%
3 Us series R
3 Us series Q
%J_
&0
I
Indianapolis S J>—
2.25
4a Blag Sept 1 1946—J&J
2.00
3 Jus July I 1041------J&J
6s Oct 20 1938-39—-A&O b 1.50 to 1.75
'50
So Bend 4«sWW 43.M&N
1939-1948-F&A
6 2.00
%
5s
6s
5s
5s
5s
5a
to 1.25
Ctedar Rapids 4 Us'49-'53M&N
Clinton Oo 2Us 1942..M&N b 1.40
to
D^mLniU^.?.MtrN » 1.00
1940-1941
—MAN b 1.25
to 1.25
1957-1967
1959-1969
5s 1972—
2.90
to
b 0.75
b 1.00
lessll
b 2.20
lessl*
less 1
less
Marshal ltown Ind 8 D—5s City Hall 1938-39-MAN
Marshalltown—
4 Us Water 1938^2
-AAO
4Us Water 1943-'44. A&O
Sac do 2Us May 1193847.Sioux Oity 6s *38*45 -FAA15
z
6s Ref Aug 15 1940—F&A15
4 Us Sewer 1938-47—MAN
1
to 2.15
Lyon Oo 2 Us May 1 1938-47- b 1.00
^
-
2U®
-
1938-1956----—JAJ
Sioux Oity S D 5s
to 1.00
b 0.50
to 1.80
1.00
2.25
1.00
1.00
1.50
1.00
b 0.90
^
2.35
to
to 2.15
2.75 %
to
s
1
to 2.50
1941—JAJ b 1.50
Woodb'y Co Fund 2Us'42-'40 b 1.50
1
2.15%
less
to
4 Us
1939
.... Kansas Oity 5s 1942
FAA
4Us Wat A Light 1944-JAJ
4Us Wat Plant Pur '39. JAJ
4 Us
Imp July 18 '49—JAJ
Board of Education—
0.60
to 2.40
2.50
1.00
2.40
0.75
2.00,
0.75l«
2.50
l".75
1.90
4s 1938-1939(tax-ex-). .JAJ 6 1.00
4s Tunnel A Sub 1948.J&D
4s Sub 1957 tax-ex——AAO
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex....JAJ
4s Tun A Sub'59 tax-ex.JAJ
3 Us 1938-1951
MAS 6 1.25
3 Us June 11943
JAD
to
150
to
3.30
107U
107U
102 U
103 U
2 Us ser B 1939-62... JAJ 6 0.75
6 0.50
2 Us Dec 151938-1960_
6 0.50
Bowling Green—5s 1955.JAJ
3 Us June 11944—.JAD
3 U« July 1 1945
..JAJ
6 0.75
3s April 1 1938-1957
6 0.75
2U April 1 1938-1957
2Hs Sept 1 1938-1950.MAS 6 1.00
2Us 1938-1955.......JAD 6 1.00
Metropolitan District—
2 Us ser A 1938-58..M&S 6 0.50
96 U
102
102
Braintree—4s 1938-1941—JAJ b 0.50
0.75
102 U
102 U
102
101U
101U
102
103
103
102 U
b 3.95
b 3.90
106
108
104
106
109
110
4.00
2.75
1.75
2.80
2.40
2.80
to 3.60
JAD15 6 0.50
4 Us 1938-1942
J&J 6 0.50
38 ctfc of indebt *38-'50— AAO 6 0.50
2 Us ctfs of indebt,
2.80
2.10
2.25
2.75
2.75
1.75
1.30
1939-1951
AAO 6 0.75
1940-1952 June A Aug 15— 6 0.90
Annapolis 4Ua W W '42.AAO 6 2.60
......
48 Parks 1955
4s Mar 1, 1981—
to
MAN
MAS
.00
2*25
to 3.70
65
"I Too %
/ Flat price,
6 2.60
to 2.80
to 1.90
6 0.50
to 2.50
to 2.00
to 2.75
to 2.00
2.00
to
4s July 1 1948-50
J&J
4 Us 1939-1953—
FAA
Wellesley (Town)
4s Mar I 19381946—MAS
3.75
0.40
0.75
Winchester 4s 1939-1943 AAO
Worcester
Apr 1 ,38'46. 6 0.40
3.00
Less 1
on
to
1.60
to 2.10
to 1.75
to
1.90
to 1.75
to 1.60
2.75
See
Foreign
to 2.00
„
3.25
to
2.50 %
Govts
page
93
MICHIGAN
1.50
1.50
1.50
less
J&D
1.40
less
'"'s Highway 1943....-FAA
1.70
1.70
1.60
less
s
July 15 1941
s Oct 15 1941
5 Us
Highway 1941
5s Highway 1940
s
4s
-J&J 15
A&O 15
.J&D
Highway Impt 1944 AAO
Highway Impt 1942—A&O
Ann Arbor—
W W ref 4 Us^ 1938-1948 J&J 6 1.50
3 Us 1944-1946
6 2.00
less
less
less
to 2.25
to 2.10
*
Battle Oreek—
6 1.50
to 2.00
%
6 1.50
to 2.50
%
M&S 6 1.50
to 3.25
%
„4Us Sewer 1938-40—MAN
Battle Oreek S D—-
4 Us 1939-1949
—FAA
Bay Oity—
5Us w w 19381951
to"0.90
to 1.20
to 1.20
to 2.10
_
Dearborn—
4Us Sewer *48'51-'56.AAO 6 3.50
to
3.80 %
Detroit-
General 3 Us callable
48..—
to 2.10
(Long)
.
to 2.10
4Us
4 Us
to 2.50
84
87
89
93
non-callable..
Water 4s—....——.
to 2.80
to 1.80
QQ
......
613.85
87
89
91
94
100
3.
%
6 3.90
less
U
6 4.00
less
1
Refunding~Water*series D^
3 Us Oct 1 1951-1961— *. 64.701
to
3 Us Oct 1 19381950
61.00
98
3 Us Oct 1 1948-1950—
to 2.75
to 3.50
6x4.75 to Par
64.901 ess 1U
Refunding 3 Us *57-'62 JAD
99
Refunding 4s '38*56.-JAD
General A Street Railway—
6x4.00 to 4.80 %
^3 Us Oct 1938-59...
ess 1
General 3s Oct 1 1959-62... 64.80
Water 2Us Oct 1 1938-62— 6 1.00 to 3.
%
Refunding 2Us 1951-63 J AT 6 4.801 ess 1
Refunding 3 Us 1939-50 J&J 6x4.00 »to 4.
%
„
2.
-
to 2.60
to 2.50
to 1.90
2.55
..—JAJ
MAS
x
1.75
to 1.90
48 1938-44 (tax-ex)
FA A 6 0.40
Waltham 3 Us 1938-45-.F&A 6 0.50
4s 1938-1960
FAA 6 0.50
0.40
lUs 19381947—
FAA
Warren Water District—
to
6 Basis.
to
Springfield—
„
to 0.90
4s 1972-1975-...
8 Us Impt 1940
3 Us March 1945
to 2.10
to 2.25
4s School 1938-1939..MAN 6 0.50
4s
1945-1971.—....MAS 6 2.00
4s Regis'd stk 1946-57 MAN 6 2.10
4s 1938-1944.
AAO 6 0.50
MAS 6 2.40
MAS
to 2.60
Somerville—
4s 1956-1965
3.00
} Less 1U on bid side.
AAO 6 0.50
MAS 6 2.00
5s Water 1961.—.....AAO
5s registered 1946
MAS
4 Us Mar 1. 1938-'55..MAS 6 0.50
48 Aug 1, 1951.......FAA
4s Annex 1954........J AD
to 1.75
to 1.00
to 2.30
to 1.00
5s
5s 1938-1961—
5s Gen Imp 1943-45
to 2.00
to 1.75
to 1.25
Baltimore—
3.75
1.75
3.20
to 1.90
to 2.30
„
6 0.50
to
to
exempt)
MAN 6 0.50 .to 1.80
Pittsfield—
4s Dec 15 1938-1944... J&D 6 0.50 to 1.90
0.50 to 2.90
2s Dec 119381955
J&D
0.50 to 1.15
Quincy 3 Us 1938 to '39.-A&O
Salem 4s Jan 1 *39 '54 tax-ex. 6 0.50 to 2.50
J£
to 2.75
JAJ
Bdge *38-'40JAD15
Is 1938-1942
2.80
LOUISIANA
b'l'M
..MAN
1952-1958.
to 3.10
(tax-ex) FAA 6 0.50 to 2.90
Medford—
3 Us 19381942 tax-ex.M&N 6 0.50
Needham—
4 Us 1938*43 (tax-ex) .AAO 6 0.50
New Bedford—
4s
Sewer
1938-1941
(tax
MARYLAND
3.80
6 2.50
July
Sb Rd A
4 00
Short Term BondsState Highway—
5s series A, B A 01940-1943 6 2.00
5s series A Mar 1 1943—
5s series F Mar 15 1943— 6*2.50
A&O
School 4 Us 1938-41—JAD 6 0.50
Lynn—
4s *38*39(tax-exempt) MAN 6 050
4s 1940-51 (tax-ex).. .MAN 6 1.10
Maiden 4s '38-'44 (tax-ex) FAA 6 050
Portland Bridge Dist (taxable)
3 Us July 1,1938 to 1939
6 0.75 to 1.50 %
Portland Water District—
4s Funding 1938
1.00
%
JAD
4s Funding 1948
..JAD 6 2.40
Saco 4s April 1939......AAO 6 2.00
South Portland Sewer Dist—
4s 1938-1950—
MAN 61.00 to 3.50
Waterville 4Us 1940-50—
2.50 to 3.50
Westbrook 4Us 1938-48.
6 1.00 to 3.00
3.45
3.45
3 45
3 45
3 30
330
Warren Co—4Us'39-*59 JAJ 6 4.00
to 2.15
to 2.25
Lowell—
Water District—
4s O H *38-'45 tax ex.-AAO 6 0.75
4 Us w w 1938-1970-AAO 6 4.10
State Pension 5s Dec 31 1938
108
109
Portland—
Paducah—>
4s Janl 1942-1956—
3 Us Jan 1 1957-1961
106
6
4s
to 1.75
.... .
107
4s Ref May 1, 1950..MAN 6 3.00
Old Town Water District—
4s
July 1938-1939
.JAJ 6 1.25
3.85
3.80
to 2.75
3 Us May 1 '45 (reg).MAN
3s Bridge 1941.
FA A.
.——.JAJ
Us, 1938-1945
2.75
to 2.70
6 2.00
Cambridge-
MAN
Kennebec
102 U
102
102 U
to
A&O 6 0.50
4&1939-*50
.JAJ 6 0.75
0.75
Augusta—4s Oct 15 1938-1955
4s Wat Wks Sept 1 1938-40 6 0 75
Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex. J AD 6 2.50
Belfast 4 Us Ref *38-*50 MAN 6 4.00
Brewer High Sch Dist—
4
6 1.00
103
3.00
4s 1938-1947 tax-ex
104U
104
4s 1938-1940 tax-ex
102 U
to
to 2.60
Is Octl 1946-1949.
^
Auburn—
102 U
2.70
3.00
to 3.00
to
—...
H'way A Bdge *38-*54.AAO 0.75
4s Sept 1, 1938-1953....MAS 6 0.75
4s Hlghw A Bdge *38-*39 MAN
0.75
4s Highw A Bdge *40-44 MAN
1.50
4s State Pier 1938-1942..MAS 6 0.75
3 Us 1938-1939....
MAS 6 0.75
3 Us 1940-1951
1.50
—..MAS
2slmprove'mt 1938-50 —AAO 6 0.75
to 2.30
2.60
to 3.00
Brockton—
to
MAINE
to 1.80
101U
102 U
2 Us Oct 1 1938-62—AA
_
94 U
5s
Covington—
0iWW Jan 15'39-*61 JAJ15 6 3.60
4 Us Fdg 1938-48
FAA 6 3.60
4Kb 1938-1950AAO 6 3.60
4 Us WW 1939-51—JAJ 6 3.60
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42—FAA 6 3.50
4Us School Jan 11939-69— 6 3.50
Henderson County—
4.20
4 Us RAB Oct l'38-*56 AAO
2.90
Lexington—4s 1945—FAA
5s SD 1938
JAD 6 2.25
Louisville—5s Sch 1962—AAO 6 2.90
4 Us Hospital 1951
MAS 6 2.50
4 Us Ref 1965
JAD 6 2.95
4 Us Jan 1 1970
FAJ 6 2.95
s
4Us Hewer 1959
8ewer_ 1969
J&A 6 2.95
4s Sewer 1947
—FAA'6 2.25
4s Lou W Oo
1950-F&A6 2.35
4s Sewer 1965——FAA 6 2.85
4s Jan 1 1970
JAJ 6 2.85
3 Us
Ref 1943—JAJ 6 1.90
3s Sew A Park 1941
JAJ 6 1.50
Owens boro—5s
Sewer—JAD 6 4.00
4 Us Tun 1960 tax-ex.. A AO
4 Us Dec 1976
JAD
to 3.40
4 Us May 2.1938-67-MAN2 61.00 to 3.55
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957.
108
—JAJ 106 U
to 2.30
to 2.50
101
—
4U® 8 I *42, *47 A '52MAS
1U on bid side.
Boston—
104 U
5s Dec 1. 1938-1969—JAD 6 2.00
4 Us W W A Sew '38-'54JAJ 6 1.00
KENTUCKY
Less
108
Shreveport—
„
*
Arlington 4s'38-'42(tax ex) JAJ
Beverley—
4s 1938-1945 (tax ex).MAN
4Us Septl 1981——MAS
Red River A A B B District—
5s 1950 Series B
..AAO
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943.MAS
53 1965 Series D
FAA
—
Project No 131953Project No 141945
Ashland—
107 U
101 u
—AAO
1944
July 1968
_
to 2.65
102
to 2.25
to 1.20
to
to 2.65
_
Bridge Revenue Refunding—
Project No 1 July 1 '50 JAJ
Project No 2 July 1 '50 JAJ
Project No 3 July 1 '50 JAJ
Project No 9 July 1955 JAJ
Project No 8 July 11945—
Project No 10 July 1 *50 JAJ
Project No. 11, 1952
Project No 12.1947
to 1.90
to
to 2.60
to
2.15
2.15
to
to
6 0.50
109
"
0.75
Topeka 8 D 4Us Mar 1 '38-'46
0.75
Wichita 4 Us 1938-46—JAD
Wyandotte County—
4 Us Bridge '39 to *41-FAA 5 0.75
4 Us
1939
JAJ
4Us
1940-1945
JAJ 6*1.50
104
3.50
3.60
—
Pen tchartrain District—
Leavenworth—
4Us Water 1939-1947-JAJ 5 0.75 to 2.60
2.50
Leavenworth Oo 5s 1945—— 5 2.60
2.50
2.30
McPherson 4 Us 1945—
1.75
1.50
Reno Oo 5s 1941
2.50
2.35
Saline Oo 4 Us 1945
—
1.50
1.25
Sedgwick Oo 4 Us 1940
2.25
2.10
Shawnee Oo 4 Us 1944
2.50
2.40
Topeka 4Kb 1948
^
3.70 %
102
6 3.60
6 3.70
Chelsea 4s 1958
..MAS
Everett 4s 1941-1956.
J&J 6 2.00
4.00 Fall River—
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
4 Us 1938-1941
..MAS 6 0.50
5s 1938-1944
4s 1938-55 (tax-ex)...MAN 6 0.75
JAD 6 2.00 to 3.10
5s 1945-1967
3.80
Franklin (Town)—
—JAD 6 3.90
4 Us
Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
193844...MAN 6 0.50
58 Oct 1952...—.
102
_AAO 100U
_
0.75
4 Us 1939-1953—
FAA
0.75
4 Us
1938-1953——JAJ
Sch Dist 4Us 1939-'54JAJ b 0.75
3.50
to
6*0.50"
*4Us 1938-1961
AAO
•4 Us Sept 1.1938-'68.MAS
4Us Non-callable 1952 JAD
0.75
1.75
1.00
2.00
2.25
1.00
2.65
to
6 2.00
1 Us Pub
Wks—Septl 5'38-'40 6 0.50
Is Pub Wks Feb 151939-41
105 U
107
4s July 1 1940-1952
101
4s Mar. 1 1942-1964-MAS 6 2.80
Orleans District—
5s July 1938-1939.
.JAJ 101
5s July 1940-1949
..JAJ 104
5s July 1950-1959—..JAJ 104
KANSAS
Soldiers* Compensation Bonds
4 Us. 1938-1952
JAJ
4s. 1953 1954---------JAJ
Crawford Oo 4U> 1939
Hutchinson—
to 3.60
3U8 Water 1942
—...JAJ
3 Us gold
July 1944
MAS
3s gold July 1 1939
..JAJ
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941 -JAJ
2 Us Dec 1 1938-1947
JAD 6 0.50
2 Us reg July 1 1938-67
;. 6 0.50
_
JAJ
1944
4s Pub Impt '52 opt '42.JAJ
4s Pub Impt 1942...-.JAJ
Orleans Levee District—
3 Us July 11953-1968
2.30
to
^
6 1.25
6 1.00
MASSACHUSETTS
'
,
_
lessl^
b 2.20
107
107 U
108
108 U
107 U
108
Ask
2.50
2.80
2J20
4s 1938-52 (tax-exempt)..Var 6 0.50
4s Water regtetd 1938-58.JAJ 6 0.50
3 Us 1956 ref (tax-exem).JAJ
„
to 1.50
b 2.25
b 1.00
106
106 U
107
Lake Borgne Dist Levee—
6s Dec 1952 opt 1942-JAD
New Orleans—Public Belt—
5s 1939 44 opt 1939-JAJ
to 1.75
6 2.30
105j
1053
—AAO 15
..—FAA 15
5s Jan 1954 opt
5s 1956-1970
1.50
3.50
to
6 1.00
104
104
104 U
JAJ
or
102
103
4 Us 1939-1944
AAO 6 2.25 to 3.25
4Us 1945-1966—-AAO 6 3.40 to 3.90
Public Belt Bridge Rev—
2.75
4s 1939 1945
AAO 6 3.00
102 U
4s 1946-1956
AAO 101U
4 Us serial gold 1939-45— 6 1.25 to 3.25
6 3.30 to 3.60
4 Us serial gold 1945-60—
6 3.65 to 3.75
4 Us serial gold 1961-80
Sewer and Water—
4 Us 1939-1945
JAD 6 1 25 to 3.25
4 Us 1945-1960——JAD 6 3.30 to 3.60
4 Us 1961-1980
-JAD 6 3.65 to 3.80
4s 1939-1950
JAD 6 1.25 to 3.40
104
4s Constitutional 1942.JAJ 103 U
si
4Us
103
JAJ
Oct 15,1962 op '52.AAO
Oct 15,1963—AAO 15
Cumber'd 4Us W W '41.AAO
Hagerstown—5s Water 1938-1987
AAO
4 Us 1938-1987
AAO
Montgomery Oo—r
4 Us 1939-1968——MAN
Washington Sub San Dist—
3 Us Wat A Sewer '87-MAN
4Us Sewer g 1973—...JAJ
5sl969—_
-
JAJ
1950 opt 1940
1952 opt 1942
Lafourche Basin Levee—
DesMoines5s 1938-*57—-J&J
4Us W W 1938-42—J&D
0s Gen Obllg 1938-40—J&J
Des Moines Ind 8 D—
■
4Us Sept 1 1945—MAS
4Us 1944.
—
-—5
4s Sept 11945
MAS
Fort Dodge 5s Fund *39. A&O
Lee Oo Prim Road 2 Us. 1948
108
104 U
3.40 %
106
Fifth District Levee—
to 2.75
b 0.50
b 2.60
1938-1942—-JAD
S
Oaddo District Levee—
5s 1951 opt 1941
IOWA
4Us
ser
.
Bid
Bonds
Baltimore—(Cont.)
3 Us Refunding 1952
JAJ
3 Us Sewage Impt '80.AAO
97
102
1941-60.-JAJ
1941-60—JAJ
1941-1957..—-JAJ 102 U
3 Us series S 1958-1960.JAJ 100 U
State Pension 5s June 1,1948. 6 3.60
Oapltal Bldg 4 Us Aug 15, '52 6 3.55
Atchafalaya Levee Dist—
5s Sept 1938-1972
MAS 106 U
5s Dist ref A imp 1949.MAS 104
Baton Rouge—5s '38-'54 MAS 6 3.50
Bossier Dist Levee 5s '54. AAO
104U
4s
2.25
5 Us 1941
M&S
South Bend Sdiool City-—
Impt
Yield Basis
To
Net
4 Us series DAE 1944-55.. 6 3.60
5s series F Mar 15.1945-48. 6 3.55
6s series K July 1.1947-49- 6 3.65
50
Indianapolis-_
5 Kb Track Elev 39-47-J&J 6 1.60 to 2.50
4s Fire Den J'ne 1 41-J&J
1.75
4Us Sch Jne 15 40 J&D15
4ha 1939-1955.-.-— J&J b 1.50 to 2.75
50
3 Us City Hall 1939—J&J
4Us
W Ask
Long Term BondsState Highway—
to 2.25
b 2.60
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
1943—
19481956—J&J30
4s O H
BONDS
of the month preceding the date of Issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
bid side.
4s July 1 19381947
Street railway 4 Us
6 1.00
March, 1938]
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid
Flint 4Mb 1938-54—„M&S 15
5s (Mar 1 & Apr 1) *38-'50—
Flint Union School Dist—
5s 1938-1954...
M&S
2.00
2.00
Bonds
Ask
to 4.00
to 3.80
4M»
to 2.25
Grand Rapids—
3Ms Sept 1 1938-1940 M&S
3s Sept 1 1941-1945—M&S
Grand Rapids School Dist—
1.50
2.10
to 2.00
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Ms
M&S
1.50
to
w4 Ms 1938-1943.
Highland Park¬
3.60
in® April 151957—
5Hs May 1 1941..
4Ms School Not 11954....
Jackson 4 Ms 1938-47—A&016 6 2.00
4Mb July 15 1955
Jackson Union S D—
4 Ha 1938-1945
M&N 6 2.00
Lansing-—
4 Ms 1938-1946
1.00
..J&D
1.50
Muskegon 4 Ms 1939-44..J&J
2.50
Muskegon 8 D 5s 1942...July
to 2.75
2.50 %
less 1
2.30
3.40
to
to 2.25
3~ 00
1950- 6
M&S
5s 1941
3 Ms 1941-1951
2Ms 1945-1955
St Cnarles County
to 2.75
less
1
91
J&J
—J&J
J&J
3 Ms toll
less 1
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to
to 2.50
4Mb 1939-1939
to 2.50
4Kb 1940-1953
4Mb 1938-1948
4Mb 1941-1948..
less 1
St
1938-1943.—-.-J&J
-F&A
F&A
impt
3?10
M&N
M&N
4s 1938-1940.—......M&N
4s 1941-1945
M&N
8Mb July 151943..
J&J 6 2.00 less 1
4Mb Dec 11939
J&D 6 1.50 less 1
2M trunk h'way *47-51—M&N 6f2.15 to 2.20 %
100
99 M
1.85sRuralOredItctfs 1941
101
100
....
Siuluth—Credit ctfs 1942
Rural
J&J 6 0.75
to 2.25
3
Mb
Duluth Ind School Dist—
5 Ms 1938-1940
-A&O 6 0.75
2.40
6s Bridge 193840
M&N 6 0.50 to 2.00
5Ms Bridge 193840—M&N 6 0.50 to 2.00
4Ms Sanitarium *38-*42 J&J 6 0.50 to 2.25
.4 Ms Hospital *38-'41.M&N 6 0.50 to 2.00
Mino ea polls—
2.75
to 2.75
to 1.70
6 0.75
6 1.00
2Ms 1938-1947—..
F&A
4Mb 1938-1950
F&A
4 Ms Rd & Bdge *38-*44M&N
4Mb Rd & Bdge *38-'43 J&D
60.75
60.75
60.75
60.75
July 11951...J&J
4Mb W W 193842
A&O
5s School July 1 1951..J&J
5s Geu'l impt 1939 62—J&J
4Mb Sewer July 1 '43—J&J
4MB 1939-1959
J&J
4s 1938-1961
.....A&O
2.60s 1938-1957——J&D
6 0.75
to 3.00
to 2.90
63
2.70
to 2.60
to
m
2.00
2.00
2.40
4Mb 1938to 1969
6 2.00
to
J&D 15
to 2.10
to 1.00
to 2.50
1.25
1.25
to
1.25
to 1.75
5Ms 1938-1961
F&A
4Ms Water '38 to '60.M&N
4MB 1942-1969....... J&J
4s 1945-1970
Camden Co—
4Mb 1938-1970
J&J
4s 1944-1968
_
to 2.30
to 2.30
1.50
to 2.10
to 2.50
to
°.2$
to
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6 2.50
6 2.00
to
4.00
6 2.50
to
100
6 2.50
to 4.20
6 0.75
to
6 2.00
6 3.60
%
to 93
to 4.25
^Ms^£ool 1938-1951.M&S
Cape May Co—
2.30 to 2.45
1.00 to 2.70
0.75 to 2.10
2.00 to 2.60
„
„
4Mb 1946-1973.*
to 89
to 4.05
77
1
1.75 to 3.00 %
113 M
116
1.25
1.75
1.25
to
M&S 15 6 1.00
to
1938-1969...... J&D
'
5b Sewer 1939-1960.... J&J
3 8chool 1938-1974
A&O
less
81
100
M&S
East Orange—
4MB
»
to3.20
to 3.50
3.10
Elizabeth—
4Mb
1.75 to 3.65
1938-1957.
..A&O
1.25
1.50 to 3.60
SMsDec 1 1938-1946. J&D
6s 1939-1972.........J&J 6 1.75 to 4.00
1.10
Englewood—
5s 1938-1944......... A&O 6 1.25 to 2.70 %
1
>
—
_
1.25
to 3.25
%
Essex County—
4 Ms 1938-1960—i
4s
3.00
Hospital 1946—....F&A
I50
Essex Fells (Boro)—
July 281938-1960
6 1.50
Fairview—5s, 1944—..—J&J
98
Glen Ridge—
4 Ms Mun Bldg 1938-70 F&A 6 1.25
Gloucester City—
4Mb 1938-1966—
.J&D
88
Gloucester Co—
4 Ms BIdg&Rd*38-'45 J&D20
Hackensack—
4Mb 1942—
F&A
4Ms Imp 1939-1942—J&J
6s 1939-1954
..F&A
3s 1938-1966—
..M&S
Hoboken—4Mb
1940... J&J
to
3.15 %
_
„
4Mb Wat wks Dec 15 *41 J&J 6 1.60
4Mb May 11956
M&N 6 2.85
to 1.50
5s 1948-J&D 6 2.35
Omaha SD 4Ms Mayl*55M&N 6 3.10
York School District—
to 2.25
J&J 6 1.50
5Ms Water 1938-1963.M&S
3.75 %
101
to
to
3.10 %
88
6 1.25
to 2.60
to 3.25
%
3.00
_
6 2.00 to3.10
6 2.25
6 2.00
to 4.10
5s School 1939-1954...J&J 6 3.50
J&J 6 2.00
4Mb 1938-1955-
4.10 %
6 97
6 94
4s
2.70
to 3.00
to 2.60
NEBRASKA
to 2.85
3.75
to 3.35
6 1.25
5s
Beatrice J D 5s 1939-54—F&A 6 1.50
to 2.85
3.50
1.25
4^8 1938-1959
6 0.75
4.10
to 3.50
Camden—
to 2.60
103
Bridge Rev 1957—-J&D
Douglas County—
■'
5s Highway 1938-46-.A&O b 1.50 to 3.00
to 2.30
Holdrege 8 D 5s 1938-55.J&D 6 1.50 to 3.15
to 2.60
Lincoln School District-—
to 2.40
4Mb 1928-1953
M&N 6 1.25 to 2.90
to 2.30
McCook Fund 5s '38-43.F&A 6 1.75 to 3.20
North Platte Sch Dist—
to 3.50
-2.50
n
to 2.25 %
6*0.75"
%"
to 4.10
to
5s
%
2. 60
5.00
to 4.15
6 2.00
6 2.00
Bogota—
4MB 1938-1946——J&D
Bound Brook 4 Ms *38-'42 J&D
Bridge ton (City)—
4Mb 1938-1958—...J&D
to 2.70
to 2.80
to 87
d14b Court Hse 1938—-A&O
M&N
Dakota County—
58
100
Bergen Co¬
il Ms Dec 1 1938-1942.J&D
5 Ms Dec 15 1938-60-J&D15
5s Dec 15 1938-1955. J&D15
4M«
1938-1939
A&O
to 2.15
2*4
6 0.75
0.75
0.75
1.25
0.75
1.75
0.75
1.60
2.20
J&J 6
4Mb Wat & Sew *39-'50-J& J 6 1.00
6 0.75 to 2.30
61.10 to 2.70
6 0.75 to 2.35
6 2.10 to 2.35
6 0.75 to 2.35
6 0.75 to 2.30
Ramsey County—
63
M&N
1938-1940
.M&S
Delaware River Joint Com.
Phiia-Oamden Bridge—
4Mb 1938-1945...*.. M&S
Great Falls—
5 Ms Sewer 1939
Net
Bloomfield—
Highway debentures—
4Mb Dec 31 1939-40
4Mb Dec 31 1938-39
Daniels Co 5 Mb 1939-42—J&J 6 4.25
6s 1941 opt 1940.
..J&J 6 4.00
4s 1944
.A&O
3 Ms 1938-1941
...M&N
2.60s 1939-1966...
A&O
2Mb 1938-1947
..M&S
2 Ms 1940-1967..
M&S
2.30s 1938-1947
M&S
2.20s 1942-1959
J&O
2s 1938-1946
A&O
1.90s Oct 1 193846..-A&O
-A&O
-F&A
.M&N
1938-1970
3D 4Mb 1938-55
M&S
Bavonne—5s
1939-1949-J&J
4MB
1938-1955F&A
4Mb School 1938-66
F&A
Belleville 5s 1938 & '44.M&N
Belleville 8 D 5s *38-'44 M&N
3.20
to 2.90
MONTANA
5s
to
1.80
2.40
1938-1053
1.75 to 2.50
Hennepin County-—
1940.1943.1945.1946.
1947. 48, *49. *50
J&D 6 1.75
4Mb Apr 1938-1952
A&O 6 0.75
4 Ms 1938-1940
A&O 6 0.75
4s Improvement 1942-J&D
to 3.25
2.00 to 2.80
1.75 to 2.85
0.75 to 2.90
& impt
Public bldg
Springfield 4 Mb *38-*49—M&N
University City—
4Mb 1938-1943
M&N
4Mb 1942-1949—
J&J15
to 2.40
to
to 3.05
to 3.30
to
4MB
4Mb,
A
Atlantic City—
2M-4Ms Jan 1973
3s School 1940-54
3s Refunding 1952——A&O
2Mb Public bldg & impt
to 2.50
6 0.75
6 0.75
.M&N
J&J
M&N
4s 1946-1951
Ask
.
Joseph S D 4s 1940.......
St Louis 4Mb Public bldg &
3.00
Bid
57
82
Water 3-4 Ms Jan 1973
Atlantic County—
4Mb Bridge 1938-57-A&O 6 93
Audubon (Boro)—
6s July 11938-1944
bridge series A.-July 15*56
St Joseph 4Mb l938-'45--M&S 6 0.75 to 2.50
Refunding 4 Mb May 11951
MINNESOTA
St Paul—
6s school
3.75
to
3s 1954-1975
I
to
4Ms Airport April 11948.
1938-1946
to
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
2.75
2.60
1938-1955.
A&O
Airport 1938-54.-A&O
4s Airport 1938-1971.. M&S
3 Ma 1938-1974
-J&J
3 MB 1939-1974
F&A
3 MB 1939-1955..
-A&O
1.50
1.50
—...
4 M" 1938-1947.
4 Ms 1938-1942
J&J
-
1.00
Covert roads..........
Voted bonds..
0.75
1.25
Various May 9 '38 *72 6 0.75
Jan & July 1942...J&J
1.00
Wayne County-
0.76
J&J
87
4.25
2.50
Port Huron 4 Ms 1942
Saginaw—4 Ms 193849—F& A
2 Ms Sewer 1938-51
J&D
_4s
1940
Bonds
Asbury Park
.
—
To
or
Net
Ask
J&J
2Mb 1956-1975..
.A&O
3.50
Kansas City S D—
4s 1941-195180
.—.J&J
4MB 1940-1950
—J&J
3.40 %
4MB 1939-1950
—J&J
4Mb 1946—..
J&J
.
Pontlac—
Refund 4-4 Ms 1964 opt 1937
4 Ms School June 11955
Bid
Kansas City—
4M« 1939
5a Water 1939
to 4.10
2.00
2.00
4M« Mar 11938-1939
Yield tutsis
To
or
or
Bonds
95
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
to 4.75
to
3.50
,?00
%
Hudson County—
4MB 1938-1978—-M&N15 6 1.25 to 3.75
w4s g Park 1954 & '59.M&N 6 3.20 to 3.30
Hunterdon County—
4 Mb Road & bldg *39-'46J&J 6 1.25 to 2.65 %
Irvington 5s School 1963.J&D
3.50
4Ms 1938-1959-.
J&D 6 1.50 to 3.50 %
to 2.75
to 2.90
......
MI3SISSIPI
„
NEW HAMPSHIRE
0Ms Impt 1938-1946
M&S
4Mb May 1 1939-50
4Ms Impt 1953——J&J
4Mb Flood 1938-53
A&O
8s. 3 Ms & 3 Ms highway notes
6 3.75
6 3 75
6 3>5
6 3.75
3.40%
3.40%
3.40 %
3.40 %
-
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.50
4.50
to 1.90 %
to
2.00 %
_
—..J&D 6 2.00
to 1.70
bonds—
Series A July 1938—
s Series B July 1939
s series O Jan 1940.—
s Series D July 1940—..
b series E Jan 1941.—
Bonds—
a series O July 1939—
s series D Jan 1940—
8 series E July 1940—.
s series F Jan 1941—.
s
3.50
3.50
3.75
3.50
3.50
3.50
_,_sseries G July 1941....
4s series H July
1942—
4s series I July 1943—
4 Ms series A of '27 July 1944
4s ser B of '27 July 1950.
MISSOURI
4Mb Road 1948-1950
M&S
4 Ms 1938 & 1939
A&O
4Mb 1943-1946.
.....M&S
4s 1943-1947
M&S
—
A&O
M&N
8Mb 1948-1952—...... J&J
4 Ms Road 1938-1942
8s Road 1953-1957
J&D
4s Road 1944-1948
4s Nov 1 1948-1952
2.25
Soldiers Bonus 5s July 1941
Highway Extension—
4 Ms D of '20 Jan '54 opt '39
4
sE of *20 July'54 opt *39
s F of '20 Jan *55 opt '40
4
s A of '24 Jan '55 opt '40
4
4
sB of'24 July *55opt'40
to 2.40
0.60
1.50
to 0.90
to 1.90
1.50 to 2.00
1.60 to 2.00
2.00 to 2.30
2.10 to 2.25
0.75 to 1.50
2.10
0.60
Building, 1939-1941..*.J&J
8s State Bldg 1940-44—F&A 6 1.00
Buchanan CountyRet 3s 1943-1950
J&J 6 2.00
Jackson County—
0.75
4s 1938-1951
—^.J&J
0.75
4Mb 1939-1950
J&J
0.75
4Ms 1938-1950
J&J15
4
[s Oof'24 July'56 opt'41
4., sser B of*30 July '38-*67
3 Mb ser C of 30 Nov *38-'69
.
to 2.25
to 1.20
8s
to 1.65
to
2.75%
to
Institutional Construction
3 M« ser A July 1938-1966— 6 0.50
4 Mb series B July 1938-67— 6 0.53
6 0.40
4s series O April 1938-69
t Called for payment April 1st.
5s 1938-1958
4Mb 1938-1983
to 2.70
to
n
2.70
Nominal.
b 2.25
-J&J 6 2.25
F&A 6 2.00
to 3.60
to
4.10
4.50
77
to
3.00 %
1.75
to 4.00
%
2.75
to 3.10
to
to
3.35
to 3.35
fo
1.75
2.50
to
1.25
2.60 %
to
2.60
to 3.35
%
to 4.50 %
to 4.40
to 4.25
to 4.20
9?
9?
4Mb School Dec 1 '45..J&D
4s Sch house 1959 opt 1949
98 M
4s Pas Val sew'61 op «51J&D
98 M
4s 1938-1970——.—.J&D 6 2.00 to 98
4.00
3 Ms Track elev 1954..F&A
to 2.75
3.9C
2Mb Jan 15 1939-76—J&J b 2.00
-
f Flat price,
impt '38-'52.J&D b 1.50
5Ms Oct 15 '38 to'59 A&015
2.70
1
to3.15|%
t Less 1 on bid side,
Kearney—
4 Ms Water 1938-70- J&D15 b 1.50 tO 3.80 %
to 2.75
6 0.75
2Mb series D May 1938-70. 6 0.40 to 2.60
Emergency Relief—
to 3.10
6 0.90 to 1.20
3 M« Jan 1939-1941—
to 3.IO.70
6 0.40 to 1.20
5s May 1938 to 1941
6 0.75 to 1.20
4 Ms Nov 1938 to 1941..
3.00
4Ms 1949
.——..J&D
0.75 to 3.15 %
4 Ms Road 1939-1952..J&J
3 Mb Mar 1938 to 1942.—. 6 0.40 to 1.40
6 0.40 to 1.40
0.75
3 Mb May 1938 to 1942
4MB Court h'se '39-52 J&J
6 090 to 1.60
2M Jan 1939 to 1943
Joplin (School District)
6 2.40 to 2.80%
Ed Aid 4Mb ser A Jan 1939-42 6 0.90 to 1.40
4Ms 1943-1948.....
6 Basis,
.—
—
6 0.50
...
to 3.00
5s 1938-1969
4 Ms School 1938-58
5Ms 1938-1970—.
J&D b 1.75
Lodi—5s 1939-1947..
J&J
83
Jranch 5s 1943
M&N
Lyndfturst 3-5s 1938-57—J&J
72
0.50 Maple wood (Township)—*
4s 1938-1967
0.90
—J&D15 6 1.25
1.05 Mercer County—
1.05
3 Ms April 1941
A&O
*"
1.20 Middlesex""
3 Ms 1939 to 1967.
-J&J b 3.00
0.90 Middlesex County—
1.05
Ms Road 1939-1944..F&A
1.50
1.05
mp 3s Nov 15 1938-1948—
1.50
1.20 Monmouth County—
1.20
4Mb Mar 15 '38-'50,.M&S b 2.00
4 Ms Rd & bdg '38-51F&A15 b 2.00
1.40
1.60 Montclair 4MBSch 1941. A&O
1 75
4Mb High sch bldg '44.J&D
2.30 Morris County—
4 Ms 1942 opt 1922....J&J
1.20
3 Ms 1939-1949
J&D15 b 1.25
0.90 Monristown—
0.90
4Mb 1938-1942—.*.—J&D b 2.00
4s 1938-1969-1.05
M&N b 2.00
1.05 Neptune 4Mb 1940-55—.F&A
1.05 Newark—
1.20
6s 1938-1972
M&S 6 2.25
NEW JER8ET
3.50
3.75
to 0.30 %
4Mb Sch
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
3.50
4.25
to 2.20 %
4Mb *38, *40. '42. '44.M&N 6 1.20 to 2.10
Keene 4 Ms 1938-1942—M&N 6 1.20 to 1.75
Manchester—
4s 1938-1940.
M&S 6 1.15 to 1.50
4 1941-1945
M&S 6 2.15 to 2.30
100
103
4.25
Mississippi Levee District—
4.00
5s May 2 1944—
M&N
5s July 11953
4.00
J&J
Vlcksburg—
5s Pub Imp 1938-48-—F&A 6 4.25
Yazoo-Miss Delta Levee Dist3.75
5s 1938-1954
M&N
3,75
4Mb July 1949
J&J
4s 1952 optional 1922—J&J
...
4M» 1942
1st series sub-series E—
1938-1955
A&O t.
Biloxi 5 Ms 1938-1943—A&O
Callable bonds............
96
Non-callable bonds........
98
Greenville 5s fund *43-'50 F&A
4.50
Jackson—
5 Ms 1938-1954
A&O
4Ms Jan 1 1939-1952
4Ms 1938-1952...—.M&N
Jones Co 5s 1938-1942 ..M&N
Meridian 5s Dec 1 1939..J&D
4Mb School House 1941 J&J
1938-1943.J&D 6 0.85
Concord—
8-3M-3M-3M% H'way notes
A&O b 4.00 to 4.50
A&O b 2.25 to 4.50
J&D6 2.25 to 4.25
4Mb School 1945
J&J
4.00
4Mb Water 1961...
A&O
4.10
4MB 1938-1967
...J&D 6 2.25 to 4.20 %
4s Refunding 1949
F&A
98
100
4s July 1 1938-1953.—.—. 6 2.25 %to98
Gen ref 3Ms '39-'54—F&A b 2.25 to 4.00
3Ms. 1938-1956
J&D b 2.25 to 3.90
Keansburg 5Ms 1938-59.M&N
90
5Ms 1942-1953...
4s July 1938-1948-—*..J&J 6 0.80
4s June 1938J&D b 0.75
4s Highway 1938-1943.-M&S 6 0.80
4Mb Highway
Ser I due 1938 to 1956..—.
Ser II due 1956 to I960....
,
Jersey City—
<&
to 3.75
%
96
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
Bid
Ask
F&A
2.00
2.00
to 3.65
4 ha
2.00
to 3.65
1938-1967
J&D
North Arlington (Borough)
Refunding 4s
North Bergen ref 4s-434s
73
77
.....
Nutley (School District)-—
4^s 1939-1942
F&A
4kb 1943-1967
F&A
534s Nov 15 1938-39-M&N
Ocean City—5s 1944
F&A
434s Impt May 15 1938-'-56Ocean Co 4Kb 1938-*50_J&D
Orange—
4mb Sewer 1938-1964.A&0
83
to
81
6 2.00
6 3.00
6 2.00
98
to 2.50
to 3.70
to 4.35
General State
to 3.60
Passaic—
4kb Refunding 1944—M&N
43is Water 1939-1970—J&J 6 1.50
Passaic County—
J&J 6 1.25
434s 1938-1946
434s 1938-1968
J&D
Pater son—
534s 1938-1959
M&N
434s Feb 1 1945
F&A
434s 1938-1967
A&O
Perth Amboy—
4 >4 s April 1944
—
434s Water 1938-64—M&S2
5s Feb 1939-1977
F&A
4 hb refdg 1944 & '46--F&A
Plainfield 4s School 1959 M&N
434s 1938-1962 Various.J&J
Eahway—
4mb 1938-1953
6 1.25
to 0.75
to 2.65
117
117
117
%
to 3.75
6 0.30
119
119
to 2.65
to 1.90
to 1.70
to 4.10
to
Albany County—
4kb 1938-1960
M&S
334s Fund 1938-1941. M&N
3.65
Albany (City of)—
4 K 1938-1969
to 3.60
100
92
6 1.25
to
3.00
3.25 %
to 3.60
to 1.75
6 1.25
6 1.25
73
to
3.10
6 1.25
6 1.25
to 2.75
to 2.90
Terminal—
-J&J 6 1.25
M&S 6 1.25
J&D 6 1.25
J&D 6 1.25
4 34s
to 85
to 2.50
1938-1969
4KB 1938-1968
Summit—
4Kb School 1941
F&A
4)*s Imp & sch '38-'60_J&D
Sussex Co 43is '38-'44—M&S
4s Impt 1938-1955—-M&N
Tenafly 454s 1939-1963-F&A
4kb 1938-1959
Corning 634s 1938-60
6 1.25
6 1.00
to 2.35
6 1.00
6 2.25
2.75
to 4.15
3.10
to
4kb 1939-1958
-A&O
6 2.00
A&O b 1.50
F&A b 1.50
to 3.60
F&A 6 1.50
to 3.40
to 3.50
J&D
City Hall 1939
4*.40
to
2". 75
to
to 2.60
A&O
4s Oct 1 1942
2.80s Gen Impt B June 1
1950-65
6 2.40
Union Township Sch Dist—
434s 1938-1968
J&J 6 2.75
Ventnor City—
Refunding 4-5 34«
88
Vine land (Boro)—
534s 1938-1950
M&S 6 1.75
Westfield—
5s June 15 1938-60-—J&D 6 1.00
434s 1938-1966
A&O b 1.00
West New York—
4348 Oct 1 1938-1968—A&O 6 2.75
5s School 1938-61
M&N 6 3.00
to 2.80
to 4.50
93
to
to
to
4.00 %
3.35
3.10
to 5.00
50
NEW MEXICO
1939-1940—J&J 6 3.00
534s Highway 1939-1940-J&J 6 3.00
434s Dec 16 1952 opt '22.J&D
99
4s Fund 1939 opt 1919—M&S
99
3kb H'w'y deb r46-'47—M&N b 2.75
3 34« H'w'y deb '48-'49—M&N
100
3s Jan 1 & July 11949-1952.99
234s H way deb 1944-45-M&S b 3.00
Albuquer que—
5s Water Works 1962—J&D
110
434s 1938-1950
J&J 6 3.80
4kb 1938-1950
J&J b 3.80
Middle Rio Grande Conser
Dist 534a 1938-73
F&A
55
Socorro Co 5s 1941 op '21.A&0
95
2.50
2.50
100
100
to 3.00
102
101
2.50
115
3.40
3.40
60
98
NEW YORK
5b Jan & Mar 11938-1945
5b Jan & Mar 1946-1970
is Canal 1964
[•
Canal 1965
lb
Highway 1965
lb Barge Canal 1945
_.Is Bonus 1938-1939
4348 Bonus 1940-1949
to 1 .90
to 2 .80
M&S b 2.70
4348 Highway 1963
6 0.20
6 2.00
to 2 .60
-
J&J b 2.70 to 2 .60
J&J 6 2.65 to 2 .55
M&S b 2.65 to 2 .55
J&J b 1.90 to 1 .80
A&O b 0.25 to 0 .80
A&O b 1.10 to 2 .15
4s Canal Term 1942
J&J 6
4b Canal Term Jan 1946—J&J 6
4s g High Imp Mar 1958-M&S b
4s g High Imp Sept 1958.M&S b
4s High Imp Mar I960-- M&S
4b Canal Imp July I960--J&J 5
4b Canal Imp Jan 1961—J&J b
4b Canal Imp July 1961--J&J b
4s Highw Imp Mar '61—M&S b
4s Palisade Park 1961
M&S b
4s Canal Jan 1962
J&J b
4s Highw Imp Mar
4sdue Sept 1 1965
'62—M&S
7o
to 4.60
West Orange (T) 6s '38.M&S
6b Highway
%
b
b
1.40
2.00
2.55
2.60
2.60
2.60
2 50
2 .50
2.60
2 .50
2.60
2 .50
2.60
2.60
2.60
2 .50
2 .50
2.60
2 .50
2 .50
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
4sBldg constr 1938-1939M&S b 0.25 to
,4b Bldg constr *40-'49—-M&S 6 1.10 to
4b Apr 15 1940-1955
A&O 6 1.10 to
4bdue Jan 1 1966
b
4s Canal Imp Jan 1967--J&J b
4s Highw Imp Mar '67—M&S b
4s Palisades Park 1967--M&S 6
1 .25
1 .90
2 .45
2 .50
2 .50
2 .50
2 .50
2 .50
2 .50
0 .80
/ Flat price.
to 3.35
1.00
1.20
6 1.20
6
3.60
6 1.20
6 1.20
6 1.20
6 1.20
to 3.50
3.40
to'3.40
to 3.55
to 3.30
to 3.10
to 2.80
to 3.10
to 2.85
3.40
3.60
City—
120
June 1965
J&D
1963
M&S 11834
May, 1957
M&N 116
Nov 1957
M&N 116
Dec 1, 1979
J&D 124 K
Corp stock 1967--J&J 120 K
Corp stk 1971
J&D 15 122
July 1,1938 to 1955___ b 0.50
Jan 1, 1977—J&J 119
Sch & Var '38-'39.J&D 6 0.50
I960
M&S 11434
Mar I, 1962
M&S 115
Mar 1, 1964
M&S 115 K
April 1,1966
A&O 116
Apr 15,1972—_A&015 11734
Rap Tr & Wat '74 J&D 11834
-.
12134
120
11734
11734
12534
12134
12334
to 3.60
to 3.50
A&O 6 0.60
M&S 6 0.60
to 3.00
M&S 6 0.60
M&S 6 2.25
to 2.80
to 2.60
to 2.60
to 2.00
to 2 45
%
1950-53
—M&S
3.20
2.90 March 1. 1938- 1947Essex Co 4s 1939-1956—.M&S
Franklin Co 4Kb '39-'40-M&S
Free port—
4.20s 1938-1945
M&N
4.20s sewer 1946-60—M&N
4kb 1938-1951
M&N
4.40s 1938-1950
M&N
Garden City 4Kb 1938-52.J&J
Greenburach (T)—
6 1.25
3 kb
1.00
3.15
to 3.05
6 0.60
to 2.65
6 0.75
to 2.00
to
6 2.85
to
6 0.85
to
6 0.50
to
3.00
J&J 6 1.00
Greenburgh U S Sch Dist No 9
4.40s 1938-1965
J&D 6 1.00
Groton 6s Wat '38-*60—M&N 6 0.75
to
4.10% Sewer 1939-50--J&J 6 0.70
4Kb Wat May 1 '41-48M&N 6 1.70
4Kb Sew '39-'46 reg.M&N 6 1.00
3.95 Nov 1,1961-70-M&N 6 2.75
3.00
3.65
6 0.90
6 0.75
b 0.75
6 1.00
6 0.70
2.75
3.25
3 kb 1942-1945
2s Mar 1 1939-1949
3.35
4.75
to 3.50
to 3.70
to 3.75
to 3.50
to
to 3.40
3.10
6 0.75
to
3.00
6
2.00
6 1.75
§3.00
0.75
0.85
0.60
9934
to 2.90
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 3.00
to 2.15
to 2.15
to 2.20
to 2.90
to 2.20
to
2.00
to 2.75
to 2.00
to 2.80
2.80
to 3.30
2.80
to 3.35
1.20
to 2.35
0.70
to 1.00
0.50
0.50
to 2.30
to 2.40
to 2.25
to 2.25
to 2.00
10834
Gen & ref 33^8 May 1,1976
Gen & ref 3 Ms Aug 15 1977
Gen & ref 3s Dec 15 1976...
10234
9734
2.50
1.00
to
2.60
1.25
3.25
to 2.50
to 2.75
George Washington Bridge4kb Ser B '40 to '53-M&N
„
97
Inland Terminal—
4kb
97
81
3.75
ser
Putnam Co
to 3.50
J&J 6 0.75
to
3.75
to 2.20
to 1.50
3.75
to 2.30
to 1.75
to 2.40
5s
'39-'62
1.75
to
3.90
105
10934
10534
103 34
0834
100
11034
11134
to
1.25
110
to 1.25
113
6 0.90
to 3.10
F&A 6 0.90
to 3.20
0.90
to 3.00
F&A
0.50
to
0.50
0 50
to 2.60
0.50
to 2 30
Rockville Centre (V)
4.15s 1938-1952.
Rome 5 lis 1938-1941
3.90
to 3.60
to 3.20
to
0.50
to
to 2.30
to 1.10
1.00
to
F&A 15
M&S b 0.90
J&D
A&O
2.80
2.70
0.50
1.90
to 2.60
to 3.15 <
Par
to 1.50
0.75'to
M&S b 0.75
%-
2.50 %
to 1.25 %
f Saratoga Co 5s 1939-'40.F&A 6 0.75
4kb 1938-1955
M&S 6 0.75
4s Sept 1 1945-1954_■.,M&S 6
2.25
<
to
3.60
to
1~50
'
to 2.80
«
Saranac Lake 4.45s 1939.F&A
b 0.75
6
<
Par
Rye & Har'son Un Fr S D No 6
4.40s 1938-1953
_F&A 6 Par
to 2.50
to 2.40
4kb '38-'51_A&0
4kb 1938 (reg)
4kb 1938-1946
to 2.50
M&N
to 2.30
>
Rockland Co—
to 1.40
M&S 6 1.00
to 3.50
4kb Pub Imp '38-'58.F&A
4kb
1938-1959
.M&S
48 Imp Sch &c '39-'47.J&J
234s 1938-1957
M&S
134s 1938-1940
A&O
1.70s 1940-1948
F&A
105
to
to 2.95
to 2.40
'38-'41—M&S 6 0.25
D '42-'60-M&S
108
4kb Highway 1938-58.F&A
Rochester
A I960-J&D 104 k
Middle port 4.35s '38-'42_ J&D 6 0.75
4.35s Sewer '38-'39-,-_J&D b 0.75
Mineola (V) 4.40s 1938-68 J&J b 0.50
Monroe Co 4s 1939-44—F&A b 0.75
3.90s Co Bldg '39-'50—F&A b 1.00
1 kb Jan 15 1939-42—J&J b Par
Mount Vernon—
4Hs 1938-1943
A&O 6 0.75
5K& 1938-1941
A&O b 0.75
4Kb School 1962-73-M&N b 3.75
4s Sewerage 1950-55..M&N b 3.50
2kb 1938 to 1956
M&S 6 0.75
to 3.20
to 2.40
0.50
D
4s 1939-1954.
Rensselaer County—
to 1.60
J&J 6 1.70
to 2 60
>
Holland Tunnel
4Kb ser E *38-'41
M&S 6 0.25
43is ser E '42-*60—M&S 112
85
100
to
ser
4Kb
9934
! 98
to 2 40
Authority—
to 3.40
M&N 6 1.00
6 0.70
Gen & ref 4s May 1, 1975—
Gen & ref 3 kb Dec 1,1965-
to 1.70
94
A&O
3.05
102
to 3.00
Par
to 1.50
1.00 |to 3.75
Sk fd 4 34s ser
5s 1938-1943-
J&D 6 Par
4s School 1938-'59
M&S
Port Jervis 434s '39-'69 —J&J
Port of N Y
2.00
Marine Parkway Authority—
4kb 1938 1944
11834
11934
3.45
to
7—
4Kb Water 1938-1969.A&0 6 0.70
Oswego—5 kb, 1938-46-. M&N
0.50
Oyster Bay Wat Dist—
4s
1938-1950
J&J 6 Par
Pelham (T) Un Fr Sch Dist
No 1 4.60IS 1944-1966
> 2.75
Poughkeepsie 434s '38-52 J&D > 0.50
Mamaroneck UnPSD No 1—
2 .10
117
Ref 1.90s 1939-57
F&A
0.50
2.10s Feb 1 1939-1968
6 0.50
Ontario Co 4s '38-'51—M&N 6 0.50
3.40
to
Mamaroneck(T)4k[s'38-64J&J 6 0.75
2 10
F&A 6 0.50
4Kb Water 1938-45-.A&O
4Kb Water 1946-64—A&O
4kb 1947-72
J&J
Oneida 4s Water '40-'45„J&J
4kb Water 1939
J&J
Onondaga Oo,4ka '38-47A&O
3.70s 1938-1951
A&O
to
6 1.00
5kb 1953
3b 1938 to 1946
Nassau County—
6 0.90
4kb
1938-1942
North Tarrytown—
to 4.10
to
6 0.50
6s 1947 Beach acquisition,.
1938-1939
11634
Ossining434s 1938-42.,.M&S
6 0.50
4s 1940
3.90s 1940-1964
M&N 6 1.80
4kb
1938-1960
No Hempstead S D No
10334 104 K
6 0.50 to 2.50
Jamestown—
4s Mar 201943
-A&O
434s 1938-1940
A&015&
Jamestown S D 5s '38-'39 J&D 6
Kingston—
2.70s June 1,1938-1944
6
Lackawanna 4 Jis '38-'54M&N 6
Lock port—
4kb 1943-1949
6
4kb Sch 1938-1944
M&S 6
4.40s 1943-1949
M&S 6
5s 1938-1942
-M&S 6
Long Beach 4s Jan 15 1939—
5Kb May 1 '38-*52
11534
116
Niagara Falls S D
4s 1938 1951
Huntington (T) 4s '39-'52_ J&J
Islip 4s 1938-1951
-M&S
Ithaca—4kb Water 1942 J&J
4kb 1940-1954
J&J
2.35
120
to 1.15
3.20
101
534s 1941-48M&N b 1.70
4.15s Sewer 1965-70--M&N b 2.80
to 3.00
6 0.85
M&N b
Corp stock July 1, '75.
3s Rap Trans 1947-51 __F&A b 2.60
3s corp stock Jan 1 1977 J&J
99
2kb 1939-1953
J&D b 1.00
2kb Serial 1939-46—F&A b 0.50
Niagara Falls—
to 3.15
6 0.85
Harrison (T)—
434s 1939-1980
F&A
Hempstead (T)434s'38-59 A&O
Hempstead 4Kb 1938-65 M&S
2.30s 1939H87
J&J
Hempstead Un F S D No 1—
6s 1938-1954
M&S
Henry Hudson Parkway—
4s April 1 1955
Hornefl 4Kb 1938-1947—F&A
Hudson Riv Regulating Dist—
4Kb 1938-1965
J&J
4.70s 1938-1965
J&J
6 1.70
to
—
J&J 6 2.60
J&D 6 2.50
to 3.30
4Kb 1938-1989
6 Basis.
to
4Kb Feb 15,1976—F&A15
11834 120
4Kb Nov 15,1978—M&N15
11934 12034
4Kb Mar 1, 1981
M&S 12034
12134
4s Corp stock 1938-55
6 0.50 to 3.20
4s July 1,1938-1956
6 0.50 to 3.20
4s Oct 1, 1980
A&O
11434 11534
4s May. 1977
M&N 11334
11434
4s Nov 1955
M&N
109
11034
4s Various 1956
M&N
109
11034
4s Various May 1957-M&N
11034
111K
4s Nov 1958
M&N
11034 111
4s May 1959—
M&N 11034
111™
H
4s serial 1938-1963
J&J b 0.50 to 3.40
3 kb Corp stock July 1 '75-109
110
3jls Corp stock 1939-54,
b 1.15 to 3.15
3 Kb g exempt 1941
M&N b 1.90
1.70
334s exempt 1942
1.90
M&N b 2.10
3 kb R T 1948-1950-M&N b 3.00
2.85
3 kb g exempt 1952
M&N 10334 105
3 kb g exempt 1953
M&N 10334 105
3 Kb g exempt 1954
M&N 105
106
3 Kb g Water ex 1954. M&N
105
106
334s exempt 1955
M&N 104
10534
3 kb stock Apr 1,1954, A&O
103
104 34
3 kb Corp stock Mar 1,1960
10434 10534
3 kb Corp stock Jan 15,1976
10434 10534
3 kb reg Corporate stock
to 1.80
3.90s
to 3.30
to 3.30
F&A 6 1.00
4s 1945-1953
.75
Union City 434a 1938-'64.J&D 6 2.75
Union County—
6s March 15 1938.M&S 15
434b Oct 15 1938-52
6 1.00
4kb Rd&Bdge'39-*47_F&A 5 1.00
Par
Par
to 2.15
434s Water 1938-45—A&O 6 0.50
Erie County—
4kb 1938
J&D 6 i;20
4Kb 1939-1959
J&D 6 1.50
to 3.00
to
M&N
M&N
6 0.60
2.75
to 2.30
Elmira—
Trenton—
534s 1938-1951
5s School 1938-1955
434s 1939-1966
434s 1939-1960
1938-1946
4s 1947-1954
East Chester—
to
to 2.50
4K,b Feb 15, '41-'66,F&A15
to
„
4s
to 3.25
Par
2.60
to 2.40
Cortland Co 434s '38-'51_J&J 6 0.60
Delaware Co 4.20s '38-'62A&0 6 0.60
Dutchess Co—
to 3.15
Par
M&N
M&N
M&N
0.50
var. 6
to 2.80
Columbia County—
to 3.15
to 2.20
to 3.25
J&J
3 KB 1940-1964
to 3.85
3.00
.050
J&D 15 6 3.45
M&N 6 1.25
4s 1940-1964
A&O 6 91
Impt 1942-63—J&J
to
M&N 6 0.60
2.60% Relief 1938-45.-J&J 6 1.00
2Kb Oct 15 1938-56—A&O 6 1.00
2.20s Jan 15 1939-47.-J&J 6 1.25
Sewer Authority—
_
to 2.35
Buffalo—
4Kb 1938
to 3.10
534s 1938-1939
—J&J
4Mb 1938-1968
M&N
Sea Isle City 5s 1942
F&A
Somerset County—
4KB 1938-1949
J&D
4kb 1938-1952
J&J
South Jersey Port District—
3.10
2.00
to 1.90
4kb 1938-1967
A&O
4s June 151960
J&D
4s 1938-1958
J&J
4 kb 1938-1964
M&N
3.40s Nov 15 '38-'55-.M&N
3.10s Oct 15 1938-46-A&O
to 3.00
to
.M&N 6 0.50
M&N 6 0.50
2% 1938-1955
Albany Port District—
4s 1938-1972
Bingham ton—
4Kb Oct 1 1938-71
2s Mar 11939-1956
534s 1944.
5s 1938-1950
to 3.25
3.20
.075
to 2.85
2kb 1938-1945
97
to
to 2.90
to 4.20
95
to 3.10
to 2.60
6 0.50
M&N
J&D
6 2.00
93
2.80
to 3.40
.075
434s
4kb
434s
4kb
4Kb
4kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4kb
4kb
4Kb
434s
4Kb
4Kb
to 1.50
to 4.30
Ridge wood 434s 1938-62.M&N 6 1.25
South Orange—
4s 1938 to 1944
6s 1938-1962
6 0.50
to 3.60
1.75
New York
to 2.75
6 2.00
98
1.60
1.80
1.70
6 0.50
2Kb refunding 1939-57-J&J 6 0.75
to 2.85
_
4kb 1938-1973
to
to
1.25
2.60
5s 1938-1950
4kb 1938-1944—
4kb 1945-1965
4Kb 1938-1963.
2kb 1938-1947
to 2.25
to
0.75
2.50
J&D
354 s 1944-1961
J&J
3s July 1 1940-64
J&J
3s 1939-50
F&A
3.40s July 1 1941-45—J&J
2kb 1946-1956
2kb 1939-57
F&A
Newburgh—
to 2.50
to
Ask
County (Concluded)—
4s Wat
6 1.60
1 kb Sept 101944-1946
Nassau
4 kb Wat Impt 1938-41-J&J
New Rochelle—
119
119
6 1.70
to 4.20
Bid
Bonds
4s 1938-1947
$
Improvement—
6 0.50
4 34 1938-1970
4s Munic & Sch '39-'63_J&J 6 0.50
334 1938-1971
-J&D 6 0.50
J&D 6 2.00
Ramsey 5s Water 1938-1940-- 6 2.00
Red Bank (Borough)—
4kb 1938-1953
M&N 6 1.25
4s
to 2.70
6 0.20
6 1.10
or
Net
Emerg Unemploym't Relief-
4kb 1938-1940
M&S 6 2.00
534s General improvement
1938 1951
J&D 6 2.50
5s Impt 1938-1948
M&N 6 2.25
Marine
6 1.10
2Kb July 61938-1962—J&J 6 0.25
1 kb Sept 10 '38-46-M&S 10 6 0.30
„
6 2.00
to 0.75
Unemployment Relief—
2kb July 6 1938-1947—J&J 6 0.25
98
6 3.00
b 0.20
117
3s Mar 25 1938-1987
M&S 6 0.20
Eliminat'n of Grade Crossings
2Kb Dec 8 1938-87
J&D 6 0.30
to 3.00
Ask
Bid
334s Mar 15 '38-'39-M&S 15
334s Mar 15 '40-'81-M&S 15
s Mar 15 '38-'39-.M&S 15
s Mar 15 '40-'81-M&S 15
3s g Canal Jan 1 1956
J&J
3s g Canal July 1 1958
J&J
3s g Canal Jan 1 1959
J&J
3s Canal 1957-59
J&J
to 3.60
4Kb Sch & wat '38-'69-J&D
To
or
Bonds
Net
New Brunswick—
434s 1938-1957
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
to
j
2.751-
Maech, 1938]
STATE AND
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Bid
Saratoga Springs—
4Mb Park 1938-40
A&O
Scarsdale 4 Jus 1938-45—J&D
Schenectady—
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1
0.50
to 1.50
to 2.50
0.50
0.60
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
0.60
5s Dec 15 1938-1941
4.30s 1938-1948
J&D
4.15s 1938-1960
A&O
4s Oct 15 1938-1944—A&O
'42.F&A
A&O
4Ms 1938-1950..
6 4.25
to 2.00
to 4.65
6s Ref Nov 1950
Pitt County—
0.60
4Mb 1943-1947
0.50
to 2.40
0.60
to 2.20
1942-1958
J&J 6 2.10
5s Dec 15 1938-1948
b 0.75
1.00
Solvay 4Mb 1938-1940—f&A
Somers (T) 4Ms'38-'53-M&N
1.00
to 2.85
to 4.50
A&O
1.80s 1938-1950
Schenectady
M&S
5s Fund June 1959
Montgomery County—
5s Flood Emerg '38-'42 J&D
to 2.50
M&N 6 0.50
A&O
F&A
2 Ms High & ref 1939-57 M&S
1.00
1.00
to 2.70
0.50
2.20s June 1 1938-1962 J&D
0.50
Sullivan Co 4 Ms '38-'45-A&0 b 0.75
4Ms
to 2.40
to 2.50
to 2.50
Syracuse—
0.60
May 151938
M&S b 0.75
1938-1960.—
4Ms 1938-1944
4.20s Dec 15 '38-71
to 3.00
M&N b 0.50
to 2.25
J&D15 b 0.50
to 2.50
1938-1946
1 Ms
1939-1946
to 2.75
to 2.40
NORTH
to 2.30
Par
to
3.40
to 3.50
5s
to 3.75
s
f
revenue
4s serial
Utica—
to
1977
revenue
109 M
to 3.70 %
3Ms May 15 *38-'51..M&N
Warren Co 4Mb 1939-'50.F&A
5Ms highway 1939-'53.F&A
5s Water 1938-1953
to 3.25
4Mb 1938-1947
4Mb 1938-1952
4MB 1938-1956
to 3.20
0.50
0.75
to 2.60
0.50
to 2.60
0.50
to
0.70
to 2.60
to 2.25
to
4.50
to 90
90
2.50
to 3.25
to 3.00
to 2.40
.
—
A&O 6 4.00
J&J 6 4.00
A&O 6 2.75
A&O 6 4.00
...A&O 6 4.00
A&O 6 4.00
4Ms
4Mb
4Ms
4Ms
■-
3.60
to 3.70
to 3.25
to 3.25
to 2.40
4Mb Sewer 1955
to 2.50
4s 1938-1956
J&J 6 0.50
to 2.00
3Ms
3 Ms
99
100
County—
to 3.50
1.50
San Sew '39-'82—J&J
Parkway 1962-86.J&D 6 3.25
Co Bldg 1938-44.. A&O 6 Par
*44, '45, *56 & '69 J&D 6 2.50
to 8.70
J&D
4s June 1 1959-1964
3 Ms 1938-1951
6
to
3.90
to 2.50
to 3.25
Par
to 3.15
J&D 6 3.20
to 3.25
Bldg 1939-59—M&S
J&D 6 Par
J&D 6 3.25
to 3.00
6
3Ms 1952-1980.
to 3 00
Par
to
3.50
]s
RiS 1938-1951
J&D
6 3.25
to
3.30
4Ma 1939-1959
(reg)—M&S 6 1.00
to
3.50
J&D
1952-1963
te Plains—
3.9f
)0s 1939-1954
F&A 6 1.00
2Mb Sept 1 1943-49
6 2.60
Wolcott 4Mb Jly 15'38-'42J&J 6 1.00
Yonkers—
6s Feb 1 1939-1952
A&O 6 Par
6 Ms Jan 1939-1961—A&O 6 1.50
5s 1939-1961
A&O 6 1.50
4M« July 11938-'62
A&O
to 3.35
to 2.90
to 3.00
to 4.00
to 3.75
%
to 4.55
to 4.30
3.15
to 3.50
%
to 2.60
M&S
r°.80
.90
2.50
0.75
to 2.50
%
Asheville—
32 m
Columbus—
6s 1949-1957
31m
32 m
31m
4Mb 1938-1966
J&J
5s Water 1939 to 1945.J&J
1.50
1.50
to 3.60
to
3.00
to
3.30
Durham County—
1.50
4Mb 1938-1951
J&D
1.50
Forsyth Co 4Mb *38-*58-J&D
Granville Co 4Mb '39..M&N 6 3.00
Greensboro—
5s Water 1942
4Mb 1939-1963
1939-1965
4Mi
to 3.50
2.50
.....F&A 6 3.90
3.60
J&J 6 2.50 to 4.30
F&A 6 2.50
to 4.25
4s Water Works 1954..J&J 6 4.00
3.85
95
4.25
1957-1962.. J&J
92 M
Greenville 5s W W '58—F&A 6 4.50
Guilford County—
F&A 6 1.00
to
J&D 19 6 2.40
M&n 6 1.75
High Point 4Mb 1939-48.J&J 6 4.75
6s Wat Serv 1938-1968 J&D 6 5.00
to 6.25
4Mb 1938-1957
to
6.00
2.75 %
A&O 6 1.00
J&J15 6 2.00
2.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.50
1.75
2.50
to 3.25
to 3.20
to 2.00
to
1.75
to 2 60
to 3.25
2.30
to 2.90
to 3.40
to 3.00
to 3.10
to 3.10
pennsylvania
0.85
130
133
4 Ms Dec 1 1951
opt '37—J&D
100 M 101
4 Ms 1939. 1944. 1949
J&J 6 1.20 to 2.00
%
4s Highway Apr.11940,
1942,
3.00
101
to 3.00
to 3.00
to
2.25
1945, 1947. 1950, 1952.— 6 1.40
to
2.10 %
6 1.25
6 1.25
to
2.80
2.75
to
L90
2~70 %
6 1.00
to
6 0.75
6 0.75
to
2.45
to 2.50
to 3.00
to 2.75
to 3.10
J&D 6 1.70
to 2.60
4s 1940-45-/»ft
6 1.80 to 2.50
Braddock 4 Ms 738-'41—M&N 6100M to 2.20
Cambria Co 4Mb Nov 1 *38-'45 6 1.80 to 3.00
Chester 4Mb 1938-1940—-J&J
1.50 to 2.30
Chester SD 4 Ms 1938-42 J&D 6 1.60 to 2.40
Del River Jt Comm
to 2.25
to 3.25
4mb Sewer 1939-59
Altoona
4Mb Water 1938-60—M&S 6100M to 3.20
lethlehem School Dist—
2.60
2.60
$
Bridge
Easton-Phillipsburg 4 Ms
104m
Phila-Oamden—
to 2.75
4Mb Sept 1 '67 opt *41
Easton
imp 1938-43..A&O 6 1.00
to 2.50
J&D
M&S 6 1.00
J&J 6 1.00
Fostoria 5s W W '38-'40.M&S 6 1.00
Hamilton County—
4Mb 1943—
F&A
4Mb Oct 1 1939
A&O
4M8 Sewer Oct 1 1938-'47_. 6 1.00
to 2.80
to 2.00
L00
to
1.00
to 2.40
1.50
Lacakwanna Co 4s 1944-F&A
2.75
Lancaster Co 4 Ms *39-'60F&A 6 0.75
Lancaster S D 4s May 1945—
2.20
Lower Merion Twp 4s 1945— 6 2.20
to 3.20
McK'p't S D 4Mb 38-43 M&N 6 1.10
Mercer Co 5 Ms '38-'47—F&A 6 1.50
Norristown S D 4Mb 1943.J&J 6 2.30
to 2.50
—
May 15 1938-1953
Jeanette 4Ms 1938-1956.M&S
to 2.60
to 2.00
6 1.00
6 2.00
to 4.00
6 2.50
2.50 %
to 2.60
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4Ms Jan 1 1939-1940
6
Fayette County—
_4Ms Highway 1952—J&D
4s
6 1.00
J&D2 6 1.00
116
to
2*. 75 %
2.90%
Harrisburg—
Lakewood—
4Mb 1938-1939
A&O
4Mb Oct 1945
A&O
58 Park & Imp '38-'41.A&0
Lima 5Ms Sewer 1938-1947..
5s Sewer Feb 1 1939-'51 F&A
Lucas Co 48 O H 1944
M&S
M&S 6 0.85
F&A
1.10
F&A
Erie S D 4s 1938
to 3.10
114
—
2MsWater works—
1938-1966
4Mb 1938-1960
Liverpool—-4s 1940.J&J
1938-1940
6 1.00
to
4Mb 1938-1962.
a&o
4Mb July 1938-1958
J&J
4s Bridge 1942
F&A
4s 1938-1958
m&S
2Mb Dec 1 1938-1965..J&D
2M Apr 1 1938-67
a&o
East Cleveland—
1938-1946
6 1.00
6 3.00
6 2.60
6 1.00
Allegheny County—
M&S
Elyria 4s 1938
4Mb 1938-1952..
4s July 15 '40-'45
to 2.40
to 4.10
2.20
to 2.50
2 00
2.00
to 3.10
to
2.10
Philadelphia—
to
2*.25 %
Mahoning Val San Dist—
4Mb water 1938-1952..A&0 6 1.50 to
M&S 6 1.50 to
Conservancy Dist—
5M« (1 to 5 yr mat'y)..J&D b 1.00 to
5M« (5 to 10 yr mat'y).J&D 6 2.30 to
5Mb (after 10 years)
J&D 6 2.70 to
3.25
2.75
Miami
5s Jan 1951...
5s June 1 1962 opt
5s June 1 1982 opt
J&J
114
117
115 J
'52-J&D
'52-J&D
113
115}
J&J
107
109
J&J
107
4Mb May 1948
4Mb Nov 1 1948
113
2.30
2.70
2.90
Ohio municipal bonds issued since Jan. 1,1913 are taxable, ail bonds issued
prior to that date are tax-exempt.
35
.
Allentown—
A&O 6 1.00
SS-Me.—M&S10 6 1.00
Martin's Fy 5s '38-'44
to 4.20
35
„
1 Ms Tax anticipation notes
series "O T" May 311938—
5s July 1 1951 Series O—J&J
to 2.90
100
F&A 6 1.25
3
J&J/ 35
4mb Dock 1943
m&N 6
4Mb Oct 1938-47——A&O 6
4Mb 1938-1960
M&N 6
4s Water 1938-1955—M&N 6
4s Water 1939-1958
J&J 6
4s Water 1940-1959.—F&A 6
to 3.30
'20-.M&S
2.75
to 1.75
to 2.50
1.00 to 2.80
1.00 to 2.15
1.00 to 2.00
Highway 1938-1941--A&O
J&D
4Mb Bridge 1938 1944-J&D
4Ms 1949-1956—
f&a
4s Bridge 1945-1955.— J&D
5s Road 1938-1939...M&N
Multnomah Co S D No. 1—
4mb July 15 '38-'39—J&J15
4
s-a
I
2.50 %
1.00
2.00
5s Harb Dev 1938-50.M&n 6 1 00
F&A 6 1.00
4Mb Bdge 1938-1951—M&S 6 1.00
4Mb 1938-1940
M&S 6 1.00
4 Ms 1941-1961
M&S 6 2.25
Dayton School Dist—
4Mb
to
to 2.60
5Ms W W Imp 1944..J&D
5s WW
Imp 1945
F&A
5s W W
2.50
to 2.30
Dayton—
East
3.50
to 3.75
F&A
5 Ms 1938-1949...
.
gen
2.10 %
4.75 %
to 3.75
Astoria 5s 1953
to 2.20
Cuyahoga County^—
4Mb
1.50 to 3.40
1.5 J to 3.60
1.50 to 3.60
1.90 to 3.20
98M to 96
4s
„
M&S 6 3.00
2Mb 1940-1959
5 Ms 1941
5s Mar 10
to 3.25 %
2.75
Portland—
(School Dist)—
3 Mb 1940 opt 1912—A&O
100
101
Cleveland—
5 Ms 1940-1970
J&D 6 2.40 to 3.65 %
5s W W 1938-1968
1.00 to 3.35 %
J&D
1.00 to 3.30 %
4Mb Grad Gros'38~'54-A&0
1.00 to 3.40 %
4Mb Fire Dep '38-'55—A&O
1.00 to 3.20 %
4Mb 1938-1950—.—M&S
4s Sewage 1938-58
M&S
1.00 to 3.30 %
3 Ms 1938-1956
1.00 to 3.20%
A&O
2Ms 1938-1951
1.00 to 3.10!%
M&S
2Mb 1938-1951
M&S
1.00 to 3.001%
Cleveland Heights S D—
6b 1938-1959.
A&O 6 1.00 to 3.70
Columbus S D—
5s 1943-1952
3.60 %
2.50 <&
2.75
2.75
May 15 1938-1940
May 15 1941-1945
4Ms H'way *38-'49 (s-a).A&0
4s Highway 1938-1942—A&O
101
to 2.40
to 2.75
J&J 6 3.15 to 3.05
J&J 6 1.25 to 3.10
A&O 6 1.25 to 3.10
A&O 6 1.25 to 3.10
a&o 6 1.90 to 2.45
a&o 101M
103
F&A
F&A
2.70
to
Certificates of deposit
f 35
Eugene 5s 1942
—M&S 6 3 00
1.75
4s 1938-1941
4.50
north carolina
*
to 2.30
to 3.50
M&N
to 2.40
F&A 6 3.75
F&A
Certificates of deposit
& ref July 1 '43-'46 6 2.75
4Mb 1938-1979
3 Ms 1939-1959
3s 1960-1977
Durham—
1.00
2 Ms
3 Ms
3.10
to 3.10
M&n
M&N
to 2.00
OREGON
to 4.10
4Ms 1938-1944
A&O 6 1.00
4Mb 1938-1943
A&O 6 1.00
4Mb Road 1938-1941—A&O 6 1.00
4Mb 1938-1970
to
1.00
6s Feb 1 1939-1939
to 2.60
to 4.70
1 1976—
to 2.75
1.00
5 Ms 1939-1939
5s 1939-1947
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6 Par
l-4s gen ref July
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2.60
4.80
4.10
4.60
to 4.75
to 4.75
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Charlotte—
6 Ms 1938-1948
%
to
to 4.25
l-4s gen ref July 1 1976—
Buncombe County—
Of*
3.25 %
to
to
4s 1938-1908
3 Ms 1940-45
2 Ms 1946-47-48
^
to 3.50
to 4.50
6 2.75
4Mb 1939-1962
4Mb 1938-1968
/o
to 2.90
to
6 Par
5s July 1961...
to
1.00
Tulsa—
5 Ms July 1946
Cincinnati
4s Wat W '45 opt
to 4.25
«en
2s Sept 1 1939-63
to 4.50
6 Par
2M«
2Mb
2Mb
to 4.60
4s 1939-1958
F&A
3 Ms 1943-61
J&D
3.30s April 1 1938-1956—
3.10s Oct 1 1938-1964
Par
to 3.40
1.00
Muskogee—
4Mb Aviation 1939-53.J&J 6 2.50
Oklahoma City—
5 Ms 1938-1940
J&D 6 2.75
5s Water 1938-'47
M&S 6 2.50
4Mb Water Works 1941 J&J 6 2.40
6 500
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
to 3.60
A&O
M&S 6 1.00
100
Water '45 op *25..F&A
1.00
Sept 1 1938-62
1.00
Sept 1 1938 to 1956—
1.00
Sept 1 1938 to 1976-
4Mb 1939-1953
4 Ms 1938-1955
4MsMarl 1938-'56—A&O 6 Par
6
II
2.75
Multnomah Co—
5Ms 1941
—M&S
5Mb Imp Feb '46-'51-F&A 6 2.40
5s July 1 1965—
J&J
4M8 July 1943..
J&J
6 0.60
J&J 6 0.60
1.50
4s Co
J&D 6 1.75
4Mb Dec 5 193942
2.00
Thousand Islands—
1939-1976
3.25
to 3.20
A&O
5s 1938-1944
M&S
Zanesville—-5s City Hall &
Market 1938-1939
M&S
Zanesville S D 5s '38-'43.A&0
to
Cincinnati—
5s
to
4Mb 1938-1957
A&O
Youngstown School Dist—
4 Ms 1944-47
M&S
4.40s 1956
to 3.25
Westchester
2.75 %
4.00
3.25
to 3.25
Youngstown—
6s Bdge 1938-41
I
to
5Ms Wat & Pk *39-'49-F&A
Canton—
5s Sewer 1953
M&S
6s Water 1944-1959—A&O 6 2.60
Canton School Dist—
5s 1954
A&O
to 3.00
4 Ms Bridge Rev '67-M&S
2.90
OKLAHOMA
4s Water Works 1942. A&O
Allen Co 5 Ms 1938-50.-A&O 6 3.00
Ashland 5 Mb 193844—A&O 6 1.00
Warsaw Union Fr S D No 10—
4 Ms 1938-1942
Oct 6 1.00
Water town
J&J
J&J
6 1.00
4Mb 1938-1954
M&S15 6 1.50
4Mb 1938-1953.
M&S 6 1.50
4Mb Nov 1 1938-1953
6 1.50
4s Park July 1 1942...J&J
Toledo School Dist—
4Mb 1938-1959
A&O
1.50
4Mb 1938-1956...
A&O
1.50
to 4.25
{See footnote *)
0.50
6 0.75
6 1.00
4Mb
1942
4Ms 1938-19535s 1938-1945
1.50s 1938-1946
2.50
1938-1944—F&A
6s Pub Wharf I960-—M&S
5s Sewer 1949
M&S
2.00
to 2.90
108 M
4Mb Pub Imp '38-'45-J&J15
4.20s 1939-1949
F&A
M&N
4.10s 1938-1946
A&O
3.90s 1939-1948
.F&A
to
4.15
Forks—
Akron 6s 1939-1940
5 Ms 1939 1951
A&O
4.15s 1938-1950
A&O 6 1.00
5s W W
3.60
4Mb July 1951 & '55——J&J 6 3.75
3.70 %
4Mb Jan 1957..
J&J 6 3.85
6 2.00 to 3.75 %
Fargo 4s Aug 15 1938-54
OHIO
to 2.00
6 2.40
2.00
to 3.90
1.00
A&O
A&O 6 0.75
1.00
J&D
1.00
J&J
1942-*68
to
98
5s May1938
Troy—
4s
to 3.10
Toledo—
to 3.75
Water 1938-1950—J&J 6 2.00
5 Ms Water 1938-1950-J&J 6 2.00
4Ms 1938-1950.
4Ms
1938-1970,
4 Ms 1938-1965
Triborough Bridge—
1.00
1.00
DAKOTA
5s Farm L'n 1940-45&'50 J&J 6 3.00
5 Ms 1945 & 1948 ser O—.J&J
6 3.75
Called bonds.!
Grand
4Ms 1939-1942
J&J 6 2.00
4 Ms Sewer 1938-1953—J&J 6 2.00
6s 1938-1940 reg
to
to 2.00
4s s f revenue 1977
A&O
108 M
109M
4s ser rev 1942-68
A&O 6 2.25 to 3.65 %
Thousand Isl'ds—See "Watert own"
6
3.25
1.00
to 2.20
M&S 6 0.50
J&J
1.50
1.50
M&N 15
1.50
4Mb 1938-1973...
J&J
4s refunding 1948-56
J&J 6 3.00
3s refunding 1956-68
J&J 6 3.15
Triborough Bridge—
Tlconderoga S D No 5—
4 Ms July 1938-*58
Tonawanda {City of)—
6 2.50
4 Ms 1938-1958
to 2.60
to
J&J 6 1.00
4M 1938-1940—
3.75
to 4.25
Transylvania County—
30
Road & Bridge 6s 1949-50— / 25
Wilmington—
3.75
5s Ref & Impt 1955...A&0 6 3.90
4Ms 1938-1962
A&O 6 1.75 to 3.85
1.75 to 3.75
4Ms Pub Imp 1939-60.J&J
Winston-Salem—
5s Sept 1938-1947-...M&S
to 3.00
F&A 6 0.75
3 Ms 1938-1951
J&J15 6 0.60
3s 1938-1971
J&J15 6 0.50
2.20% 1939-1957
M&S 6 0.50
2s 1939-1956
M&S 6 0.50
2.10% Aug 15 1946-1947— 6 2.20
4s
F&A
1939-1947
4 Ms 1948-1959
F&A 6 4.30
Rutherford Co 5s '38-*52. .J&J 6 95
86
Salisbury 6s 1938-1941-M&N
to 2.85
5
M&N 6 4.50
94
M&N
1946-1950
3 Ms 1951-1956
to 3.50
2.75
2.30
M&S
2.25
Randolph County—
5s
1938-1971
Suffolk County—
4 Ms 1938-1957
3 Ma 1938-1951
to
to
Summit Co—
4s
3.60
Southampton—
1.00
1.00
Net
4s 1938-1955
M&S
Springf*d S D 5s '38-'39_J&J2
4.50
4.60 %
J&J 6 4.80
SsMunic Bldg 1939—.J&J 6 3.00
5s Impt June 1 1944.-J&D 6 4.25
4Mb 1938-1967
A&O 6 2.50
to 2.75
to
4Mb 1939-1950
Springfield—
4Mb 1939-1949
3.60 %
M&S
Ask
Portsmouth City S D—
%
Raleigh—
County—
4Mb
5s
M&N 6 3.80
o.60
Bid
Newark 4Ms 1938-1941.-A&O
Mecklenburg Co—
to 2.75
to 2.25
Bonds
4.00
6 2.75
To
or
Net
Ask
Lincoln Co—
5s Bridge 1939-1951 —.F&A 6 2.50
to 2.60
2Mb 1938-1955
9?
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
6 Basis.
/ Flat price,
n
Nominal
Ask
Philadelphia (Concluded)—
4Mb 1976 opt 1946
——
4Ss Dec 17 1978
J&J
4s July 1939..
J&J
4« July 1942
J&J
4s Jan 1 1946
J&J
4s Feb 16 1955
—J&J
4s Nov 1 1966
J&J
4s July 26 1972
---J&J
3Ms July 1 1986 opt 1956—
3s Sept 1
2.50
to
to 2.50
to 3.50
2.60
to
4 Ms 1940-1967
4 Ms Jan 1 and
J&D
1943-49.J&J
to 98
2*45
to
F&A
5s
3.00
to
6 1.80
6 1.90
to 2 .65
3.10
to
2.60
2.70%
Par
M&S b
(6 0.50
4s May i5 1948
3 Mb g High sch
0.40
to
2.30
"/o
2.70
2.90
4mb 1950
3.40
3.40
3.50
...M&N
[dence—
6 Par
to 2.75
ho
1945—..._—-J&J
A&O
2.55
4s Oct 1 1954
4s Water
1962
1938-1950
3s 1944-1951
2Mb 1939-57
WPA School Loan—
3s 1946-1965
48
1.80
to 2.25
Par
toj2.30
6 1.90
to 2.60
%
1941
193^1961
—J&D
M&N
3.25
(.25
*56..F&A
San Antonio 8 D 5s
5s Water Works
1942..J&J
4Mb Water 1938-1968-J&J
__
to
3 M % to 4 M
3.90
6 3.50
6 3.00
to 3.75
4.25
to
3.50
6 4.00
4M% Highway '38-'49 J&D
Memphis 5s July 1954—-J&J
'38-'48.A&0
1938-1962—J&J
19
pages
91
&
3.75 %
6 3.40
3.25
6 1.00
6 1.00
UTAH
J&J
^s April 1 1941
4Mb Road 1939
J&J
J&J
4 Ms July 1 1939
Ogden 4 M % 1938-1945—F&A
Salt Lake City—
5s Refunding 1941.....J&J
4s Ref 1938-1945
A&O
4s Ref 1946-1965
A&O
Salt Lake City S D—
4s May 1 1949
M&N
Salt Lake Co 4 Ms Apr 1 1942
6 0.90
1.25
0.75
0.75
6 0.50
to 2.20
6 1.50
6 0 50
to 2.10
6
2,20
to 3.00
6 2.40
2.25
6 1.65
1.50
6 1.40
6 0.90
1.35
to 3.15
-J&J
4Ms Water 1949
STATES—See
UNITED
_
M&N
_
„
90
88
% due 1969
96
.....
1959.......A&O
4Mb 1938-1955
J&D
4s 1938-1954
M&S
Montgomery Co—5s Cumber¬
land River Bdge 1953-F&A
to 3.25
VERMONT
3.00
6 3.15
6 3.40
3.25
6 1.00
6 1.00
to 3.25
1938-48
J&D 6 0.75 to 2.15
4Mb Oct 1 1938-1949—-A&O 6 0.85 to 2.25
4.00
Middlebury 4s 1941
M&N 6 4.25
2.70
Rutland 4Mb 1946-48
J&J 6 2.85
3 Ms
to 3.20
6 3.60
3.40
6 1.00
6 1.00
to/2.50
to 3.25
6 1.00
to 3.00
6 2.00
1.50
6 1.00
to 3.10
A&O
-M&S
'38-50.M&S
4Mb High Sch 1940
J&J
8
Hospital '39-'56—J&J
a 1938-1968
M&N
s 1938-1967
-J&J
Par
to 4.25
6s 1938-19425s March 1938-1960-
Par
to 3.75
5S Memorial Sq
2.50
—-—|£l5
T.00
to
1.00
1.00
1.00
to
3.60%
3.60 %
to 2.75
~
to 3.75
.,,g
-
M&S
1938-1948
Polk Co 5s 1938-1946
J&D
Robertson County—
4Mb Road 1948.
1.20
2.00
4Mb ctfs lndebt '39-'53..J&D
2.00
lnstitu'1 1938-'59
J&J
2.40
3 Mb Refunding 1940-55
3Mb State Highway—
Ctfs of lndebt 1^40-49-J&D b 2 .40
State ctfs of indebtedness
3s Jan 1 1939-1952
J&J b 0.85
4s
2 Mb Highway Oct 1 '45-'54— b 2.90
Aiken Co 4 Mb 1939-1945-F&A 6 2.40
Anderson Co—
4Mb Highway
1939-43.F&A
Charleston—-4 Mb Jan '62-J&J
4s Refg 33 rf0»x-exem).J&J
3 Mb Wat Works
Oheraw 5« "52 opt
'38-78A&0
'32—July 1
Clarendon Uo—
6s May 15 '38-'40-M&N15
Columbia 5s Ref 1941— M&S
F&A
6 2.50
103
100
6 2.25
95
to 3.25'
to 3.50
to 3.10
5s Aud Mkt
4M% Jail
Smith
5 Mb
to 2.90
to 3.00
3.15
to
to 3.25
H'se *49—M&S
1940-1951—M&S
County—
Fdg
1939-1958—J&J
Tipton County—
„
100
to 5.50
J&J
J&J
5s 1938-1942
to
3.50
2.76
92
101
50
1.00
6 1.50
6 3.50
6 3.50
6 1.50
to
300
3.00
3.50
-J&J
6 1.75
6 1.75
to 2.25
6
to 3.50
1.75
to
6 4.00
to 3.50
6 4.00
to
4s street Nov 11941—M&N 6 4.00
Norfolk—
6 1.00
3s Jan 1 1939-1948
to
4 Ms 1948
4 Ms Feb 1953
95
109
3.50
J&D
F&A
3s Jan 1 1949-1958
-
6 2.50
to 4.10
6 2.00
to 4.15
3.50
3.50
to 2.90
%
6100 M to99M
6 4 00
3.60
6 4.00
6 4.00
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.50
Portsmouth—
to 3.50
to 3.15
to 3.80
2.75
3.50
J&J
6 3.25
to 3.50
1954.M&S
A&O
6 2.00
to 2.25
1922.
Brazoria Co—
5Ms Impt Apr 10
Cameron County—
3.75
100
6 "2.00"
to
A&O
6 3.70
to 4.15
1956-1965
6 3.75
to 4.25
3 Ms 1938-1952
4s 1953-1977
4MB 1938-1942
M&S / 61
5s Road Mar 151938-1957— / 61
97
Corpus Christ! 5s fd '67-F&A
6s Water
1938-1959
F&A / 50
to 3.50
SOUTH DAKOTA
5s Rural Credit '38-*40—A&O
1.50
to
M&S
3.25
1.50
to 2.50
3.00 %
less 1
1.50 to 3.00
1939-'40
less 1
3.80
6Ms Jan 15 1943
J&J15
1
3.25
4mb Rural Credit 1942—J&J
4ms Rural CreditDue May 1 1943-'50—M&N ♦63.60 to 3.90 %
Ref 4s Aug 1 *43-'49
F&A 6 3.40 to 3.70
101
8Ms 1943 to 1946
—F&A 100
97
98
3s Feb 1 1947
F&A
3.75
63
63
100
55
5Msl951
F&A
4Ms Impt Oct 11942..A&O
4 Ms Sch and Sew 1938.J&J
4Ms 1938-1954
J&J
5s Water 1948
-J&D
Richmond—
4 Ms 1949
4 Ms
1958
4 Ms
July 1 1964
4Mb July 1 1941
4Mb July 1 1965
1939 to 1943
M&N
6 2.00
to 3.25
4s
M&N
6 2.00
to 3.25
M&N
..M&N
6 2.00
to
6 2.50
to 3.25
4s 1941
4s Elec Light 1942
4s 1943
1938-1951—J&J
1938-1957
J&J
Apr 10 1951—
5s Vlad't & Bridge Feb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10
6 2.00
to 2.75
98
6 3.25
to 3.50
1938-1960
4Mb 1938-1970
4 M 193845
4M 1946-65
5s
f Flat price.
3.75
4.00
to 3.25
to 3.25
4 Ms June 11957
J&D
Lynchburg—
4Ms Pub Impt 1939
J&J
4 Ms Pub Impt 1946
J&J
4 Ms Water 1951
J&J
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959.J&J
4.00
4.40
6 3.00
6 3.00
J&J 6 1.00
J&J
J&D
A&O
to 3.25
6 Basis,
2.00 to 4.25
A&O
6 2.00
6s Jan 15
Henrico County—
School 5s 1939-50
6 3.75
6 3.75
3 50
to 4.25
3.25
3.25
to
6 3.00
5s 1940-1965
Sumter Co 5s 1939-1952—J&J 6 2.10
6 2.00
J&D
J&J15
3.90
to
4Mb 1938-1970
to 3.75
6s Sept 1941
5s June 1 1938-39
6
1.50
4.00
_
J&J
6
3.00
3.25
to
4 Ms Water 1939-1965.J&J 6 2.80
6 3.00
5s Sept 1 1939—.........
6 3.85
5s Nov 1 1943
Spartanb'g Co 4Ms'38-'47M&8
to 3.10
Beaumont—
5s Water Works
5s 1938-1939
3.25
to 3.40
to 3.40
4s 1942 opt
York^Co 4 Ms 1939-'50
6 2.00
-
Charlottesville 5s 1962..M&S
5s Water Impt 1958—J&J
Danville—
4Ms Ref Aug 1942
F&A
4 Ms July 1 1939-1950-J&J
Fairfax Co 4Mb 1945—F&A2
4M% April 1941-47
5% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May '52.
6M% School Oct 1961
Petersburg 4Mb 1952— .A&O
Kershaw Co—
Spartanburg—
3.20
2.65
to 3 40
Newport News—
4MB 1939-1953
4Mb 1954-1958
6 2.00
3.40j
Alexandria 6s 1938-1956.A&0 6 1.00
Arlington Co 5 Ms '39-'54 F&A 6 1.50
Bristol 5 Ms Sch 1939-53
J&J 6 2 50
4.75
3.10
'59-'65
Amarlllo4Ms'38-'58.M&S 15
4Mb 1939-1961
—M&S
to 3.00
6 3.25
6 3.25
Abilene 5s Feb 15
3.10
4Mb 1938-1941
6
1.00i
5.10j
TEKAS
104
,3.30
6 2.00
6
100 M
to 3.30
3.30
1939-1946-F&A
6
to 325
Austin—
5.00
VIRGINIA
125
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% ctfs of indebt July 1' '39 101
102
s Refunding 1947-'60..J&J
100
s Refunding 1938-'46—J&J
marie Co 5s 1948—.-J&J 6 3.00
6 1.00, to 3.25
6 1.00i to 3.25
4Mb Road July 2 '38-'58J&J
Washington County—
5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
J&J 6
White County—
6
5M% Highway 1955—M&S
3.60
4Mb Water 1945
J&J
3.75
Greenville—5s St 1942—J&J
2.25
3 Ms water ref 1939-76 M&N
2.50
Greenville Co 4 Ms '40-*55. J&J
4Mb Hlghw 1939-1945.F&A 6 2.00
Greater Greenville Sewer Dlst
4Mb 1967
M&N 6 4.25
to 3.00
Waco—
93
SOUTH CAROLINA
Less 1.
to 3.25
6 2.00
Tarrant County—
4 Ms Oct 10 '38-'59—A&O10
3.50
_
4Hs 1938-1967
-J&D
4Mb Funding 1944
M&N
4Mb 1938-1967
J&D
4Mb June 1938-1957
J&D
6s 1938 1942
M&N
5s Funded 1938-1959.-A&O
4s Funding 1947
A&O
♦
to
6 2.00
to 3.70
Nashville—
Woonsocket—
4Mb funding
6s Highway
Marlon Co—
to 2.75
6 2.00
3.75
3.85
4Mb Park
f
to 3.25
6 2.50
%
to 4.50
6 2.00
6 2.00
4.70
93
91
Refunding 4 Ms Jan 1 195895
93
Refundlng 4Mb Jan 1 1958.
98
95 M
Refunding 5s Jan 1 1958—
103
101
Refunding 6s Jan 1 1958—
92
90
General Obligation 4Mb—
95
93
General Obligation 4 Ms—97
95
General Obligation 5s.....
100
97
Funding 5 Ms Sept 1950—
6 4.00
3.90 %
Water 4 Ms
----100
97
4s Funding 1952-62—.A&0
Madison County—
6 1.00 to 3.75
4Mb Water
to 2.60
to 3.50
6 4.00
Wichita Falls—
County—
4Mb Bridge May 1 '51
2.70
2.70
Par
_
J&J
84
6 4.00
Ref 1939-1948—J&J 6 1.50
5s River Term
to 3.25
6 3.00
5s Sept 1938-1959
M&S
5s St Impt Dist No 2 1943..
4MB 1939-1967
J&J
4 Ms 1938-1968
F&A
3s July 1 1938-1951
J&J
TrLflrann
2.60
A&O
-J&D
-J&D
F&A
4s Oct 1 1964
6sFund
2.55
--J&J
M&N2
J&D
4s July 1956
4s May 2 1957
to 3.25
6 1.50
5Ms W W 1938-65—.M&N
2.80
6 3.65
1957-A&O
Knoxville—
to 3.50
4
4s Jan 1
_
Knox
to 1.25
2.25
6 1.50
San Antonio—
County
4M% Refunding
5 % Bridge 1944
to 3.25
F&A
5a 1939-1970
to 3.25
'39-J&J
to 3.25
Port Arthur—
3.90
M&S
2.30.%
to
M&N
1954.J&D
8chool 1954
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1939.
1944.'49. '54.'59,*64
3.90
Johnson City—
5 Ms Impt 1938-1946—J&D
Pawtucket—
,s
3.90
6 4.20
A&O
2.25
4Ms
1938-1953
95
6 4 20
6
'52M&N
3.25
M&N
4.20
_
3.60%
to"3.40 %
Par
1938-1942..M&N b
_
6 2.75
Hamilton
2.30,,„
Cranston—
5Ms June 1
90
Fayette County—
6 5.00
4Mb Road 1958-—.—J&J
Gibson County—
6 4.10
0.75
4Mb. 1940-1958
to 1.45
Par
3.10
6 3.00
4MS Highway 1947—J&J
6 1.00
5% Co Memorial *38-'50J&J
80
Dyer Co ref3M-4Ms 1965
2.00
to
A&O
.
to
to 2.00
4M Impt 1938-39 (s-a) .J&J 6 1.50
4 Ms Impt 1940-55(s-a) .J&J 6 2.25 to 3.25
6 2.50 to 3.00
4Mb 1942-1947
to 3.25
2Mb and 3s 1941-1968-J&J 6 1.25
to 3.25
Ind Sch D 3s *39-*66—F&A 6 2.00
6 3.00 to 3.25
Houston S D 5s Feb 1952
4Mb 1938-1951
J&D 6 2.00 to 3.25
2.75
6 3.20
/ 85
Davidson County—
to 2.60
50.75
1.40
6 2.90
—
to 4.40
1938-1952—M&N
4MB 1938-1957
J&J
1.10
2.90
6 3.10
to 3.25
4Mb Sept
1.00
6 1.40
_
4Mb Road 1947 opt
to 1.80
6
J&J
'38-73.M&S15
6 1.25
to 3.00
2.50
2.00
2.00
Houston—
5s Sewer 1939
Cocke County—
100
1939-43.-.-J&D
1.00
3.15
County—„
ftindlng Jan 1 1959—J&J / 84
School 1956
4Mb Memorial Aud
5s Hospital 1954
RHODE ISLAND
2.00
8% Public Wks 1951-56.M&S
4s Oharit Inst 1965
M&S
4s June 1 1977
J&D 6 "2.80*
to 3.45
6 1.25
to 4.15
4Ms Apr 10 *38-'56.A&010 6 2.00
4Mb Road Apr 10 *38-'60— 6 2.00
2.85
to 3.40
6 2.00
4 Ms
to
2.65
6 2.00
5 Ms road
Chattanooga—
3.20
to
to 2.65
6 3.00
6 3.25
-----
.
to 3.00
to 4.15
Grimes County—
5Ms Road 1938-54.A&0 10 6 3.00
Harris Co—
101
6 2.90
Feb 15 1939—
Carter
6 1.75
Galveston—
5s Grade Raising 1944.A&O
5s School
1938-1954
M&S
5s 1938-1956
A&O
to 2.70
99
6 2.80
J&D
4Mb Dec 1 1939
4Mb bridge 1944-1945
6s July 1 1943
6s April 15 1946-47
to 98
6 2.2 5
6
4Mb Jan 1 1939.—.—
2.30
to
—
J&D
~
~
J&J
N?«sI1938-1939
Refunding 1941
J&J 6 2.70
Ind Sch D 4s *39-'64—F&A 6 2.00
1.25
3 Mb Nov 11938-1967-M&N
less 1
100
1946
1947-1948
3 Ms Sept 1 1944
3 Ma Sept 1 1945
3 Ms 1948
6Ms
1955-1958
3.90s Sept 1 11
4s 1940-1955..
to 3.50
b 1.00
'38-41—F&A
4s 1939-1966
4Mb Mar 15
5s 1938-1942
6 2.50
J&D
2 Ms
to 3.50
ft
6 3.80
o 4.00
J&D 6 2.00 to 4.15
6 2.00 to 4.10
F&A
F&A 6 2.00 to 4.25
A&O
4s
^
TENNESSEE
166"
1M % Dnempl Relief '38.M&S
1M % June 1 1939
J&D
May
4Mb 1939-1964
J&D
Fort Worth—
106 M
M&S
Scranton School District—
4Mb 1939-1956
J&J 6 180
Wllkes-Barre—
4Mb 1939 1940.-----J&J 6100 M
4Mb Impt 1940-1945..-J&J 6 1.80
lor! 4Mb 1938-1943
ork
F&A 6 1.10
4Mb
4MB 1939-1971
90
38-'47J&D
5 Mb Dec 1 1940
lOQO
June 1
5s 1951
6s 1938-1959
70
Sioux Falls S D—
Schuylkill County—
4Mb 1938-1955—.—-J&J
lg%
90
Perkins Co 4 Mb fd
2Mb Sch Dlst 1938-62.A&O SlOOH
2j|s July 1 1938 *56 .-J&J 6IOOJ3
2Mb Feb 1 1939-1958.P&A b 0.50
Public Works Relief—
Scranton 4 Ms
6a 1938-1950
85
85
60
85
Stanley Co 4 Mb fd '43-'48
J&D
4s 1939
80
1938-'47.M&N15
4Mb fund
106 M
4MB 1938-1943
—J&J 6 2.00
4MB 1941 1959
.M&N 6 2.60
\b Apr 151939-58. A&015I6 2.50
-"b 1.75
4s 1938-1942
-J&J
4s 1938-1956
J&D b 1.75
4M% 1953
Reading 5s Impt
Corson Co 5s fd 1938-'47 M&N
Jackson Go—-
106
Philadelphia School Dlst—
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Bonds
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Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Bid
Net
To
Net
or
To
or
To
or
Bid
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
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possible for the closing day of the
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Am
BONDS
STATE AND MUNICIPAL
98
4s
School
2MB
Dallas Co 4Ms
2.50
QQ
3.75
3.75
6 2.00
to 3.90
$ Optional to Jan. 1
6 4.00
6 4.00
6 4.00
3.50
6 4.00
3.50
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J&J
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StreetUmpt May 1940
1941—M&N
1944—M&N
s April 1952
A&O
_s Jan 1 1939-1958—J&J
Staunton 5s .1938-58——M&S
s
Pub Bldg
Pub Bldg
3.00
6 3 50
6 3.50
3 00
6 0.50
to 2.30
6 2 50
to
,
purch 1950—.A&O 6 4.00
5s Impt Aug 1 1948—.F&A 6 4.00
5s W W
4Mb 1938-1960
J&J
J&J
ft
3.50
3.50
3.50
6 4.00
Roanoke—
s
El Paso—
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
6 4.00.
6 4.50
A&O
Tazewell Co 5s 1939-46—J&J 6 2.50
uountyWashington County—
5s school 1939-49.
1938 at 105. 1943 at 104, 1948 at 103. 1953 at 102 and
3.50
to 3.50
.J&J 6 2.50 to 3.50 %
1958 at 100.
99
state and municipal bonds
mabch, 1938]
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basil
To
or
Bonds
Bid
Ask
WASHINGTON
6s Gen Fund 1938 1940—J&J b 1.25
4H% Gen oblig 1938-1943J&J b 1.25
4% Gen oblig
1948-50 b 2.80
8H§ Gen oblig
1950-51 b 2.80
b 2.80
101
2.00
to 2.30
to
to 2.90
to 2.90
Yield Basis
To
Net
or
Bonds
Bid
Spokane*—"
4 Ha Park 1962
—J&J
4s & 4 Ha ref 1938-51.. J&J
3Xs lief 1943-1954 —J&J
4Xs 1938-1954.
M&S
6Xs 1939-1953—
J&J
6 2.00
6 2.40
to
6200
6 2 00
6 2.00
3.40
to 3.60
to 2.50
6 1.50
6 2.00
6 2.50
62 00
6 3.00
to 3.10
to 3.30
5s Imp—Mar 1 1938- 42...
Spokane Water Revenue—
4H*Aha 1938-41
A&O
Everett—
Tacoma—Revenues—
4 34s Gen oblig wat.1938-59 b 1.50 to 8.60
4Xs Water '39-*43 (h J&J
Revenue Bonds—
4Xs EIL&P *42-'46(s-a)J&J
6 Ha Water 1938
2.00
4XsEIL&P'38-51(s-a) A&O
M&S
5s Water ref
4s Water 1944-46
1938-45 b 1.75 to 2.50
J&J
(s Water ref—1938 39 b 1.75 to 2.25
Walla Walla— •
6 2.25 to 2.50
4Xsref wat 1938"'54...J&J
]s Water ref—1940-42
to 2.90
Ask
3.25
to 2.40
to
6 2 50
6 3.00
to 3.00
6 2.00
to
3.25
3.40
5Xs G O sewer 1939..M&N
to 4.00
5s Wat rev
6,2 50
to
6 2.00
6 2.00
to 3.35
4 Ha Jan 1939-1955....J&J
6 2.00
to 3.60
.
to
3.25
WEST VIRGINIA
to 3.60
6s 1938-1941 L & P.-A&O 6 2.50 to 3.50
5Xa L & P 1938-43. Jte&N 62 50 to 4.00
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&0 6 4.25 to 4.60
4X U & Pr 1939--58..M&N 6 2.75 to 4.60
Gen oblig 4Xa *38-'40-A&0 6 3.00 to 3.75
4Hs 1941-1955..
A&O 6 3.75 to 4.50
4Ha 1938-1957— -..A&O 6 3.25 to 4.50
4s mun It & pr'38-'53.M&N 6 2.50 to 4.40
3X mun It & pr *43-53 A&O 63.75 to 4.25
_
1938-'51—J&D 6 2.00
4.00
Seattle—
3Xsmunlt&pr'38-'54A&0 6 2 ,75
Seattle School lust No 1—
4s 1946-1950—.M&N 6 3.10
Clarksbg S D 5s *41 ep '21M&S 100x
Hancock County—5s Grant
Road Diet '46 opt '32.M&N
99X
Huntington 5s 1944......Oct 6 3.25
100
Mercer Co 5s *44 op '24 A&015
Morgan town 5s 1938-48—J&J 6 1.50
to 4.20
to 3.30
5s Highway 1938-1946—j&j 6 0.50
4Xs
1945-1954...
..J&J 6 2.35
4 Xs
1938-1943
—J&J 6 0.25
4s 1939-1950
—J&J 61.00
4s July 1948-1952..
J&J 6 2.40
3Xs 1951 and 1952...
J&J 6 2.45
3 Ha
1943-1952....
J&J 6 2.Uo
3s Sept 1.1938-1946
M&S 6 0.50
to 2.50
6 2.20
to 2.50
2X« Sept 1.1946-1960—M&S
2 Ha Nov 11938-62.-—M&N
2Ha May 1 1944-1962
1.40% July 1. 1938-*39--J&J
Charleston 4 Ha *41 opt '27 J&J
Charleston 8 D—
5s
1938-1952
.—J&J
...
8.50
to 2.50
to 2.25
to 2.20
6 0.50 to 2.50
6 2.15 to 2.45
6 0.251 to 1.00
3.40 %
to 2.50
%
to 2.50
to 3.75
to
2.75
to 2 00
to 2.40
to 2.40
Milwaukee County4 Ha Ct H'se *3S-'50 M&N 15 6 075
4Ha Sew Mar 12 38-'45—— 6 0 75
to 2.20
to 2.50
to
WISCONSIN
6 0 75
4Xscourth'se '38-49 J&D16
Racine—4 Xs 1938-'57—M&N
6s 1938-1941
F&A
Racine Co 5s 1939-1940—J&J
4Ha 1938-1950—.
J&J
Superior 4Xs Sch *3$-'44.J&J
Wood Co 5s 1938.———A&O
6 1,00
6 1 00
to 2.60
to 2.40
to 2.60 %
to 3.25
to 2.75
6 1.25
6 1.00
to 2
6 1.00
6 0.50
to 3.75
to
75
3.25
1.25
co
WYOMING
100X
_
6 1.00
to 3.60
4s Road 1951
piarksburg 5sl938-1953.A&0 61.00
to 3.50
6 1.75
Natrona Co 8 D No 2—
5s
6 Basis.
J&J 6 125
Eau Claire 4X« 1938-'44.J&J 6 1.00
Green Bay—
4Xs
1938-1947—
A&O 6 1.00
6s W W 1938-1960
M&N 6 1.00
Madison—
1.00
4Ha
1938-1949
J&D
Milwaukee—5s 1938-'40..J&J
.75
4Xs 1938-1945——J&J
4s
1938 1944
J&J
0.75
to 2.65
to 2.45
100X
3.00 %
100
10 3.,
Wheeling—
to 3.00
to
Ask
Bid
5s Wat Wks 1938-52
Yakima—
Bridge 1938
M&N
Bridge 1939-49.M&N
4Xs 1938-1950-.—.M&N
Pierce County—
4 Xs 1938-1044.—
Port of Seattle 5s *38-'55 M&S
.
Bonds
_
lounty—
Te
Net
or
to 2.25
Net
opt 1941
A&O
—J&J 6 1.50
1938-1944
1.25 %
to 3.25
/ Flat price.
Quotations are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Dec. 31,
Unearned
Premium
1936
Reserve
Surplus
Par
Capital
Dec. 31.
Ask.
Par
share
Aetna
Knickerbocker (N Y)
5
Lincoln Fire (NY)
5
Manufacturers Oas'ty
(Phila)
1 10
Maryland Casualty..
1
Mass Bonding & Ins
(Boston).......... 12*2
Merch Fire Assur /com 2
Casualty & Bur
etna Insur (Hartf)
2t(Hartford)........ 10 3.000,000
10 7,500.000
_
_
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Alliance (NY).
Equitable (NY)
Fire (Wash'ton)
Home Fire(N Y)
Amer Insur (Newark)
Amer Reinsur (N Y)_
Amer Reserve (N Y)_
Amer States (Ind'nap)
Amer Surety (N Y)—
Amer
Amer
Amer
Amer
Automobilelns(Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit)
Bankers &Shipp (NY)
Boston (Boston)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff)
Camden Fire f Camden)
12.443.233
19,356.455
10 15.000.000 18.266.430
25 3,000,000 6.123.209
10 3.000.000 4.356.634
5 1,000.000 6.226.166
340,779
100
200.000
10 1,000,000 1.859.397
2 X 3,343,740 16,284,614
10 1.000.000
10 1,000.000
300.000
10
300,000
25 7,500,000 5.120.993
10 5.000.000 6,831,284
2H 1,500.000 2,621,129
25 1.000,000 2.980,159
100 3,000.000 15.134.403
100 1.000.000 2.331.872
5 2,000,000 5.026.399
13.240.995
16.583.266
7,658.984
5,040.327
1.863,963
4,167.426
71,005
770.437
11,483,367
.
Merchants
500,000
1,038.021
644,349
5
10
400,000
1.500,000
441,318
2.492.244
New Amsterdam
100
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
10
Continental Assurance 10
Continental Casualty
(Hammond, Ind)..
5
Continental Ins (N Y) 2H
Eagle Fire (Newark!. 2X
Employers Re-ins(KO) 10
Excess Ins (N Y)
5
Federal Ins (Jer City)
10
Fidelity & Dep (Bait) 20
Fidelity-Phenix (NY) 2H
Fidel & Guar (Bait)..
10
2.000.000
5.000,000
1,000,000
3.127,599 $36,993,878
6.064.272 171,396,914
2.432.617 19,533,628
21
1,841,318
2.168,299
Columbian Nat'l Life
(Boston)
—
1.750.000 3.903.196
5.000.000 71.826.432
1,000.000 1,051,821
1,500,000 2.500.000
502.710
755,095
4,000,000 11,894,919
2,400.000 5,116,134
Gibraltar Fire & Mar
Glens Falls Insurance
10
3.750.000 57,994.448
1.000.000 2,000.693
2,000,000 9.800.058
463.678
200.000
7,500.000 16,057.897
9,397.690 11,072,999
3.000,000 12,449.757
1,000,000 5.397.308
500.000
1.011.072
1,000,000 1.828,604
(Glens Falls, N Y).
Globe & Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire.
5
FiremenaIns(Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phila).
General Reinsurance.
Georgia Home..—
2d preferred
Gr Amer Indemnity
►
(New York)..—...
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Halifax (Halifax,NS).
Hanover Fire (N Y).
Hartford Fire (Hartf)
Hartford Steam Boiler
'
(Hartford)-Home (New York).—
Home F & M (S F)
Home Fire Security..
Homestead Fire (Bait)
Importers & Exporters
v
(New York)
10
20
25
5
5
5
10
30
6.397.772
14,792.093
2.953.436
100
31X
32 H
6
35 H
57X
28
12,581.703
12.277.295
6,636.525
2,073.384
862.173
72
8
27
32 X
20
22 H
1,000.000
5
8,150.000
10 2.000,000
10 4,000.000
10 12,000,000
10
3,000.000
514,500.000
10 1.000.000
10 ,4,932,000
10 1,000,000
200,000
3.933.913
28.672.635
2,081.290
8.746.031
49.476.073
13
(Milwaukee)
——
Occidental Ins (S F)
Old Line Life (Milw).
Pacific Fire (N Y)...
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
Peerless Casualty....
Phila Life
(Phila)
PhUa Nat (Phila)
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
3.656,717
ton
75.631
*
1,018.205
1,920,780
20.087,097
1,117.004
706,343
x
Ex-dividend.
*44*~
*25*"
8X
4X
18X
*9
10X
1,453.466
27X
29
10
3,000,000
4,314.470
40X
42X
20
5
1,000.000
1.000.000
2.000.000
1.000.000
1.636.245
2.066.520
5.809.845
4,319,050
39
78
81
981,327
557,769
22
27
5,132.465
771,637
115
25
11
119
3,14*7*575
97
108
28.502
102.778
100.000
512.461
15
10
2.000,000
1.000.000
1.000.000
1,000.000
1,000.000
550.000
700.000
1.000.000 1.381.463
6.000.000 38,182.318
1,000,000
2.751,917
1,691.588
14X
16X
10
3,000.000
7.579,972
4,273.235
30
32
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
1.000.000
2,057*089
87*9*151
2,742.889
1,864,874
1,157.237
2,121,180
1.160.062
1.675.507
1.000.000 1,704.712
1.500.000 2.396.949
4,000.000 22.419.614
500.000 1,548,511
1,000,000 1,324.040
2.000.000 4,580,974
811.319
2,848.145
8,647.086
606.865
715.016
3.368.880
91,763
6,691,342
1.000.000
4.000.000
25
10
10
25
10
5
10
10
8,255,807
57
6X
57X
13 X
118
119""
41
15X
26
8
14
73
a*
y
15
75
2
10
10
10
5
5
10
10
5
West Coast Life (S F)
Westchester Fire (NY)
Wisconsin Nat Life...
25
5
!a
1,000.000 1,308.763
375.000
649.639
1,000.000 11.613.091
400.000
876,396
3.904.700
11,322.935
1.155
652.938*688
19
23 X
21X
5X
a*
24
7H
5X
183
8
27
6X
191
10
18X
29
30
113X 116X
5
415
420
6
465
430
2.145.325
6X
7X
13.732.443
13X
14X
49X
48X
11
9.315.899
2,569.525
406,512
592.908
20.527.486
5,281,108
31.476
Consistsipf $525.0001st preferred. $563,413 2d preferred, and $75,000 junior preferred stock, 1 Policy reserve.
merged in 1930 with American Reserve Ins. Co.
20
4X
5.801.131
1.000,000
(NY)
Virginia F & M (Rich¬
mond)............
390
1.424.975
14.621.852
25 5,000.000 14.253.397
5
500.000 1.091,638
Sun Life Ass'nceJOas) 100 4.000.000
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100 20.000.000 18.1*18*207
U S Casualty con v pref
2
1,000,000 2.147.255
U S Fidelity & Guar¬
2 2.000.000 7.329.395
anty/Baltimore)—.
U S Mre (New York).
4 2.000.000 23.248.606
U S Guarantee Co...
10 2.000.000 5.227.916
Univer Ins (Newark).
8
400,000 1.863.501
917*457
46 X
41
117
'§8
30
1,000,000
25
Security Ins (N Hav).
Springfield Fire & Mar
(Springfield, Mass)
Stuyvesgnt Fire (N Y)
6,765,043
44.874.929
2.129.771
27 X
3X
share
10
(St P).
(NY)
Seaboard F & M
Seaboard Surety
31.155.533
1.000.000
750.000
400,000
11,035.621
11.035.621
4,969.752
3.824.104
2.000.000
2X
Ask.
American
St Paul F & M
568.614
4.548,418
144.035
5.476.241
Per
11
20
Preferred Accident
(New York).......
Providence - Washing¬
Rossia Ins (Hartford)
13.182.221
2.799,143
2.799,143
Bid.
1,823.101
210.000
North westernNational
Rochester
36X
422.519
i
1,000.000
750.000
5,000.000
4,000.000
100.000
1,100.000
North River Ins (N Y) 2 X
Northern Ins Co (NY) 12 X
Northwest Fire & Mar
10
71
20X
7.955.263
64.598.858
2.965.086
193.779
1.212,966
Reserve
S
Cas
31
1,164,001
5
10
10
2
5
(Baltimore).......
New Brunswick Fire
(New Brans. N J)..
New Hampshire Fire
(Manchester, N H)
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark. N J)....
New York Fire
(Providence)-.
ReinsuranceCorp(NY)
Reliance ins (Phila)—
Republic (Dallas)....
Revere (Paul) FireRhode Island (Prov).
6,124.501
2.400.810
6,126,390
$
1.000.000
1,000.000 11.524,802
10
1
Insurance Co of State
of Pa (Philadelphia
10 1.000,000 2,226,143
Insur Co of Nor Amer
(Philadelphia)
1012.000,000 65.872.181
EansasCity Life (Kan¬
sas City. Mo)
100 1,000,000 9.478,93-
25x
liH
4f*
6 1,000.000 3.487.420
15 1,200,000 19.728,971
15 tl.163,414
5
t
80
8,125,172
19.276.020
733.822
3.073.364
609.183
2.226.265
2,500.000 10,265,336
Fire Assoc of Phila
Fireman's (Wash'ton)
Firemans Fund (S F).
10
Capital
Insurance
(Providence)..
National Oas (Detroit)
National Fire (Hartf).
Nat'l Liberty (N Y)._
Nat'l Union (Wash)..
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
.
10
\pref
(Newark. N J).
Carolina
(Wilmington
t»N. C.)_—..
Central States Life (St
|» Louis)
City of NewYork(NY)
(New York)
Merch Fire (Denver).
Merchants & Mfrs fire
1.190.142
2024.031
761.633
5.795.443
8,192.322
2,373.440
2.947.936
4.347,850
2,101.956
4.973.696
mm
Lnearnea
Premium
1936
Surplus
Bid.
S*
9X
28
10X
29X
15
30
12X
31
18
a Company was
1
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
possible for the closing day of the month 'preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*) denotes
as near as
■ales.
figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are required. For
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
tutions
National Banks
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
National Banks
Stats Institutions
Dec. 31
ALABAMA
Dec. 31
CALIFORNIA
Dec. 31
Gross
Deposits
Par
Bid
Capital
Ask
Surplus Ac
Profits
State Institutions
Dec.'61
Gross
Deposits
Par
$
82,264
Birmingham—
125.000
Bank for Savs.&Trts.
Birm'ham
>
Per
share.
500.000
Common
Preferred
Industrial Say Bank.
Flrat National Bk—
al,807,200
125.000
I
2.500,000
6,750,000
Common
Preferred
809,393
r
t
20
1,194,217
1,204,223
55,325,898
25
■.
a50
Los Angeles—
42
44
100
N
50
o
re cent
les
5,000,000
1,000.000
Common......
Preferred
2,714,212 102,652.885
(25
19*
22*
125
Oltisens Nat Trust Ac
25
Bank
5,000.000 /4,240,000 114,158,323
3,000,000 5,171,625 119.060.638
20
23
100
373
420
Secur-First Nat Bk—
Common
24.000.000 114500000 575.323,504
9,500,000
2.500,000 2.627.842 40,259,097
100
1,353.414
44.352,396
10,464,689
100
375.000
1.000,000
1,000,000
247,684
1,345,436
1,508,258
2,458,209
21,277.872
19,225,283
70
100
20
5734
60
Union Bank Ac Trust
Alabama Nat Bank.
300.000
12
12 H
Bank of Commerce..
Central Bkof Oakland
325,750
2,000,000
1,000.000
3,879,883
16,667,317
10
First Nat Bank.....
227,113
725,378
7*
14
1434
Farmers Ac Mer Say.
300.000
84,956
2.045.893
Merchants Nat Bk—
Ask
1
California Bank—
100
Sayings
Flrat Nat Bank
15,564,079
2,907,189
sa
Farmers Ac Mer. Nat-
Mobile—
Amer Nat BkAcTr Co
$
486,590
201,354
25,486,575 (100
81,700
i
Long Beaoh—
Farm A; Merch Bank.
1,000,000
WesternTr Ac Say Bk 4
223.000
50
1,203,973
Tr Ac Say
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Nomi nal.
....
Preferred
J25
43*
45
105 * 114*
Oakland—
Montgomery—
69,933
1,590,986
241,414
100
Union Bk As Tr Oo—
100.000
50,000
Common
Pasadena—
Citizens Ooml Tr Ac S
100
300,000
546,372
Common
400,000
722.217
15,061,762
Preferred
Preferred—
600,000
150,000
300,000
37,589
297,038
1,817,337
3,754,896
965.000
50,000
246.250
145,000
1,307,848
150,851
125,172
68,415
32,672,769
1,656,649
5.831,311
1,455,369
100
re
100
sa es
4175.000
120,484
3.257.796
100
41.500.000
432,756
25,230,424
025
250.006
815,359
12,820.736
125
100
495.000
600,000
200.000
155,564
45,249
8,185,898
3.132,443
125
100
"80"" 125""
100
125
First Tr Ac Sav Bk—
Selma—
206,826
80.768
218.609
115,715
400.000
4120,000
200.000
4350,000
City National Bank
People's Bk Ae Tr Co
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr As Say Bank
100
Pasadena-First N Bk
25
2,653,630
1,482.118
1,901,916
1,576,866
Security Nat Bank..
6,p94v82l5 1
25
45
50
125
20
100
*250
100
Saoramento—
100
Capital Nat Bank—
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
Merchants Nat Bank
Sumitomo Bk of Gal.
100
N o
100
cent
SanBernardino—
American Nat Bank.
8an Dieg
First Nat T Ac S Bk
3*
4*
San
National Banks
Diego Tr A; S B
Common——..
StaU^Institutions
ARIZONA
Preferred..
Security Tr Ac Say Bk
United States Nat Bk 4
Nomi nal.
Per share
Bisbee—
Miners Ac Merch Bk.
197.683
250,000
100
4.245.884
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Sav Bk Ac Tr
550.000
247,500
837.075
154,689
N 0
Preferred
| 689,587
250.000
394,007
37.268.837 /
6
cent
Ba
lee
16*
Tucion—
Sen Arizona Bk At Tr
100
8,549,364
20
15
80
183
43 X 45*
50.000.000 59,104.963 1357378756
1.500.000 /2.217,422
18,854,965
101,094
3.689.554 100
500,000
190
194
1,000.000 f
4.427,350 100
191,883
Canadian Bk of Com
152
100
1.300.000
459,011
19,023,023
Crocker First Nat Bk
375""
6.000,000 7,969,105 129,105,628 100 320
The San Fran Bank.
6,000.000 8,670,747 157,209.122 1000 12.000 13,000
Pacific Nat Bank
120
100
1.000.000
377,752
8,801,471
Wells Fargo Bank At
Union Trust Co.—
9,000.000 8,574,877 212,997,854
285
100
295
Yokohama Specie Bk 1,000.000
337.527
4,537.292 p
American Tr Co—
Common
Preferred
7.500.000 16,693,475 265,508,089
7.500.000
.....
j 20
San Jose—
First National Bank.
National Banks
Dec. 31
ARKANSAS
aUUPec!t\i9nt
600.000
Santa AnaCommercial Nat Bk.
<1145.000
101,254
200,260
10,937,053 /100
1100
200,000
1,000,000
375.000
522,118
954,000
123,798
4,659,611
11,312,761
2,668,401
Preferred
Fort Smith-
299.000
500,000
500.000
83,430
626,698
549,424
3.091.383
7.176,366
9.809,075
300,000
200,000
100.000
438,675
102,769
40.175
8,696,832
3,702,598
1,175.435
25
320,216
9.860,616 1
20
i
20
100
25
Little Kook—
—
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
Twin City Bank—.
20
25
a
o
360.000
Preferred
185,500
I
cent
<2672,000
sa
Preferred
Simmons Nat Bank.
....
14,552.054
50,000 l
50.000
400.000
64,766
les
*•
«(?'■'
N
100
100
re
o
cent
sales
Outstanding preferred stock consists of $1,107,200 1st pref. of $20
c
Savings deposits,
par
March 4, 1936.
d Common and preferred stock outstanding,
0
12,536,139
100
Quotations for the San Diego First National Co., which controls 97%
of the stock of the First National Trust Ac Savings Bank of San Diego, Calif.
325
2 Last sale price,
p
100
/June 30,1937.
2,193,726 (100
\100
855,680
1140
60
N
Pine Bluff—
Nat B of Commerce.
Common
327.496
100
value and retirable at $50 a share, and $700,000 of 2nd pref. stock.
e
...
10.898.194
t Controlled by the Transamerica Corp. of San Francisco, Calif.
Union Nat Bank—
Common........
843,095
{■
•Sale price.
Commercial Nat'l
33
45*
StocktonFirst National BankStockton S At L Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk.
100
!°2H
1,618,702 12*
564.700
435,300
First National Bk—
Common
Nom inal.
Per share.
City National Bank.
First National Bank-
15*
186
Bank of America
Bank of CantonBank of Montreal
re
600,000
1.227.600
5,453,974 207,518,597
8,348,186 108,797,395
135
Afc Savs Assoc
15.743.925 t 20
4,117.901 t 25
Talley Nat Bank—
Common
San Francisco—
Anglo California
National Bank... 15,400,000
Bank of Calif, N A—
6.800.000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
102
Par value 100
n
yen.
New stock
Maech, 1938]
BANKS AND
f
See
CANADA IiPage
Na"SZ'Tk°
TRUST
>
National Banks
111;C
State
COLORADO
COMPANIES
Capital
Cross
Par
Deposits
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per
Colorado Spga.—
Colorado Sav Bank..
share.
%
60,000
132.810
1.772,593
2,474.004
6,782,188
10,197,765
Equitable Trust Co.
1
Security Trust Co...
Wilmington
Co
60
150
4.DOO.O00 11,792,602
75,985,801
50
225
1,752,006
8,072,213
100
150
.100 000
625.000
203.175
I.000.000
8,209,042
( 50
96,816
5,158,875
100
1.000,000 11,513,081
37,701,122
(100
100 000
672 600
100
50
25
39
25
41
80
75
100
160
25
7l"
68
160
235
100
442,726
Ask
(100
317,587
378.014
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per share.
110
300
%
2,592,116
18,782,972
2,586,701
3,700,629
10,053.191
18,168,119
9,109,898
21U.UU0
100
79,952
Par
Deposits
$
303,306
3.630.431
1.021,927
708.373
788.264
2.707.492
951,210
,
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Oo__
.
100.000
84,500
300,000
300.000
s
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Wilmington—
Surplus &
Profits
DELAWARE
Dec. 31
Institutions
Dec. 31
101
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Common
Preferred class A..
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
1100
100
Denver—
American Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
300,000 [
150,000
350.000
.....
.
Central Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
a
Common
Preferred
l
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
National City Bank.
Union National Bk
Anacostia Bank
lioo
800.000
60.000
110,920
1.260,000
1,500,000
a
100,000
100,000
U S National Bank..
650.000
International Tr Co.
500.000
1,629.587
2,515,450
37.958
22,586
.
2,182,498
1,665,795
1.708.775
31,211,734
54,167,500
1,133,537
704,783
24,326,856
17,133,332
Nomi nal
Per share.
Washington—
50
N
100
o
50
re
cent
100
sa
les
"loo
100
100
a
a
City Bank
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bank of Oomm A Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank.
145,000
490.000
250,000
100.000
1,000.000
Liberty Nat Bank
500.000
Lincoln Nat Bank
400.000
McLachlen Bkg Corp a
341.000
Nat Bank of Wash- cl.050.0OO
Nat Capital Bank
200,000
Nat Metropol Bank.
800,000
Rlggs National Bank
-V.
Common.....
Preferred
PuebloFirst National Bank.
Mlnnequa Bank
1,076,093
20.807,727
2,081,7^
100
5,292,985
(100
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
100,000 i
200.000
Common........
Preferred
52,496
Common
1100
4.548,574
3,072,523
22,386,408
7,358,052
9,458,960
4.797,013
9,928,059
2,488,530
27,597,353
Per
Common
500.000 [
1,485.000
Preferred
Black Bock Bk A Tr.
2,200.000
1,615,838
26,285,786
"
North End Bk & Tr
Common
21,145,775
111,002
1,238,701
100.000
a
Brldgep't City Tr Co
301,020
5
150
100
176
50
75
38
45
50,534
1,482,657
208,696
1.480,485
25
40
Preferred......
99,500
115
225
260
280
290
101
60
53
50
100
240
145
250
17,233,956 1100
228
250
ioo
80
5,312,376
10,505,463
23,274,180
100
78
95
95
100
230
250
State Institutions
Dec. 31
First National Bank
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
4,246,745
198,762
1,994,552
137,274
4,334,129
150,393
196,687
111,243
2,926,372
7,159,643
16,038,536
1,654,146
64,553,138
287,261
35,601,681
1,767,103
42,197,574
3,092,602
3,111,700
1,882,887
46,389
845,657
124,000,
250.000
_
Slmsbury Bk & Tr Co
25
30
100
50
10
100
100
23
450
110
125,000
Common......
50,000
50,000
600,000
200,000
100,000
Preferred
Travelers Bk & Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
i§6"
""26'
i
138,526
1,618,029
200,000
1,453,089
27,989,076
400 000
81,405
557,610
71,635
287,044
100.000
54,688
111,144
6,406,651
1,856,679
hi iii. 1 m hi
463,926
12,008,223
120.000
Beach
200 d< n
<
100 000
10
25
First
Bank
(M»
OrlandoFirst Nat Bank—
Common
774,975
243,500
127,282
10.241,117
3,201,734
1,480.266
270'
Puritan Bk A Tr Co.
361,787
77,712
109,768
47.488
249.200
219,338
756,000 '
504,000
preferred
Oonv preferred..
New Haven Bk NBA
Second Nat Bank...
Trademen's Nat Bk
...
25
"65"
69"
25
60
25
800.000
760.000
170.000
180,000
1.468,700
.....
Preferred
New London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
5,075,945
3,271,200
100
OM11
26,091
40,805
1.007,779
1,856,576
100
Florida Nat Bank... g
2'mi nun
255,813
7.049,737
100.000
32,233
455,195
882,103
166,726
760,457
13,222.365
15,067,464
1,584,097
200.ooo
St.
100 1/100
100
150
50.000
2
H I
165"
5,781
25
100
25
10
27.418,887
852.501
888,846
,
64,972
9,521,469
12,907,134
16
15""
100
100
37
1,250.000
First National Bank. al.300, iom
First Sav A Tr Co
>1 M l Ol 0
West Palm Bsach
Fla Bank A Trust Co.
West Palm Beach At¬
120
125
57
62
82
50
50
3,082,095 (100
14,716,668
545
78
100
100
135
105
110
486,985
4,125,319
100
347,952
300,000
270,000
91,260
198,313
48,672
2,529,466
1,574,688
885,935
50
100
100
550.00c
200.000
316.708
148.433
2,828,165
1,655,393
25
19
100
110
N
a
NorwichThames Bk A Tr
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
o
re
cent
sa
les
National Banks
1,085,453
11,392,253
5,285,933
9,612,620
600,000
672,844
11,678,395
1,305,472
701,753
56,436
1,307,627
219,859
6,603,246
100
150
Nomi nal.
155"
1(^0
120
5,086,480 ( 25
20
Per
647,000
3,048,922
4,510,008
78,616,280
lU
86,003,991
10
475'ino
a
| 930,547
111 »n
ilOO
3,339,797
'00
2,551,825( 21,651,656
100
Sale price,
Includes preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
165"
c
June 30, 1937.
d Member of the Atlantic Group in Florida.
e
Common........
Preferred..
Colonial Trust Co
Waterbury Trust Co
..
250,000
264,000
230,700
1.000,000
2,740,464
300.000
178.668
1 32
7,569,831
3,752,161
32
100
100
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
q
Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla
k New stock.
300
100
I Last sale.
r
Combined statement.
t Trust funds
x
V
I
28
t Branch of Savannah,
-
Nat Bk
Waterbury Nat Bk—
'15"
29,523,032 (100
210,979
'Mwi
share
100
997 500
Preferred
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Co..
Trust Co of Georgia.
105.000
b Retirement price,
165
100
100
Institutions
Dec. 31
Atlanta—
American Sav Bank.
200 000
Cftis A So Nat Bank. r5 000 000
First Nat Bank
6.400 000
Fulton Nat Bank—
Common
1.000.000
*
120
State
GEORGIA
Dec. 31
a
1,000,000
200,000
700,000
2K), hio
40
45
100
100.000
d
110
1100
1,053,512
100
Petersburg—
175
1,399,285
21
60
993,357
100
25
20
2,573,999
100
6100
City
Stamford Trust Co
448,598
146,874
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank.
Clt A People's Nat Bk
St. Augustine—
Exchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk
25
( 25
800,000
National Bank...
Union Bk A Tr Co.
Fidelity TltleATr Co
400.000
20
25
25
5,580,770
1,660,443
920.000
Un A N Haven Tr Co
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nat'l
Bank A Trust Co.
100
lantic Nat Bank
a
Common
Wlnthrop Trust Co.
20
5,242,540
290~
New Haven—
Prior
5,058.015
196,996
68.000
g
Exchange Nat Bank.
Meriden Nat Bank..
Amer Bank & Tr Oo.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
187,662
loo.OOo
Preferred
Florida Bank
tlOO
600.000
160,000
100,000
150.000
Meriden Tr A S D Co
Waterbury
100.(too
g
Amer Bk A Tr Co...
First National Bank.
First Trust Co.
Florida Nat Bk A Tr
Little River Bk A Tr
28
Meriden—
Home National Bank
Oitls A Mfrs
41,463,208
20,592,779
29,738,090
28
So End Bk & Tr Co—
New London
1,039,275
1,274,299
877,582
Tampa—
Broadway Nat Bank
Hartford Nat Bk & T
Industrial Bank....
Pnoenix St Bk 6c Tr.
East Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
Riverside Trust Co.
Common
share
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank
National
205.137
986,868
921,194
"63"
120
100
Nominal
Miami
300,000
150.000
1,150.000
100,000
4,000.000
100,000
1.600.000
100,000
4.000.000
100,000
141
I (Ml
FLORIDA
Atlantic Nat Bank.. d3.000,000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1.500.000
Florida Nat Bank
g] 500.000
Hartford-
Capitol Nat Bk 6c Tr
Conn River Bkg Co.
240
Miami—
West Side BankCommon
175
100
25
100
100
165,000
1st preferred.....
2nd preferred
""60" Kl*
70
25
25,000
125,000
25,000
.....
11
29
75
130
100
100
Jacksonville—
share,
9
26H
100
Nomi nal.
Bridgeport—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
230
iioo
2.000,00u
Union Trust Co
2,000.000
Wash Loan A Tr Co. '1.000.000
National Banks
Dec. 31
20
16
200
100
7,968,205
7,197,612
50,377,122
1.000.000 11,887,390
500,000
1,223,710
1,073,429
2,394,987
j..
Income debentures
Munsey Trust Co-
10
I <l|
100
95,059,922 / IOO
3.000,000 14,712,073
1.317,500
c572,5 >0
383,721
287.850
a588,000
3,400,000 4,682,465
...
Second Nat Bank
Secur Sav A Com Bk
Amer Secur A Tr Co.
Nat Sav A Tr Co—
100
138,274
500.000
30,000
72,551
299.047
535,360
255,086
c
844,525
330,000
800,000
209,110
638,028
196,634
1.733,090
Ex-dividend.
8tock all owned by Travelers Insurance Co.
16*"
30
103
AND
BANKS
National Banks
Dec. 31
COMPANIES
National Banks
State Institutions
GEORGIA
Gross
Bid
Par
Deposits
Ask
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Dec. 31
Gross
Per
share.
$
760,000
r6.000,000
400.000
Nat Exchange Bank
$
478,246
3,048,922
146,198
8,629,097
78,616,280
3.024.412
100
174
179
no
15
16
860.000
200.000
300.000
76.000
200.000
Augusta—
Cltix & So Nat Bank
790.796
108.714
144,000
45,951
326,694
6,887,730
1.617,373
1,967.920
1.169.055
2,480,843
100
Oolumbus—
Columbus Bk A Tr..
First Nat Bk of Ool
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Sayings Bank.
Merch A Mech Bank
100
90
Union Nat'l Bank...
7,984,676
1,707,866
Peoria—
N
50
20
o
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Oo
100
N
o
100
re
cent
105
100
sa
les
.
600.000
Com Mer Nat BkATr
2,000.000
774,789
922,310
660.000
1,450,130
10,024,587
22,908,480
15,070,260
200,000
90,000
150.000
122,084
2,392,120
90,400
1,378,500
100
677,197
100
40
3,556,847 1100
35
50
125"
i§6"
40
50
First National Bank
rec ent
20
sa
les
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
Common
Capital notes
South Side Tr A Sav B
Macon—
Cltis A So Nat Bank. r5.000,000
City Bank A Tr Oo._
110.000
First Nat Bk ATrOo •
600.000
100
100
100
1,479,709
89,441
647,964
162,655
100,000
300,000
100,000
Nomi nal.
Per share,
$
$
Elgin—
Elgin Nat'l Bank...
First Nat'l Bank
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
I
|
Institutions
State
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
TRUST
{:::
,
3.048.922
74,600
218.509
i
_
3,048,922
156,842
232.174
675.000
Citizens Bk A Tr Co
Common
Debentures..
no
100
15
16
100
10
Quincy—
100,000
20,353
200,000
199,000
57,457
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
200.000
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
100.000
297,000
5,668,040
744,024
654,875
1,574.318
100
100
100
State St Bk A Tr Co
159,001
44,416
17,681
92,809
200,000
250,000
500.000
356,536
151,262
270,417
9,657,962
5,326,704
8,395,135
100
500,000
493,336
11,018,137
150,000
50.000
500.000
272,158
366,741
100
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of Quincy
Common
8avannah—
OltlzA So Nat Bank. r6.000.000
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
600.000
Savannah Bk A Tr
78.616,280
1,343,000
6,426,602
200.000
90,318
I
78.616,280
4,132,163
3.880,078
1,402,223
10
5
100
16
15
50"
"50"
100
Debentures
50.000
50
40
100
142.000
Bockford—
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Oo
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
i
Third Nat'l Bank...
175
250
1C0
150
165
5,395,500 ( 50
110
120
'125*
145'
5
40
Springfield—
National Banks
Dec. 31
IDAHO
State Institutions
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank—
Dec. 31
Common
Preferred
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
Per
share.
Springfield MarineBk
50
11,406,957
Ida 1st NatBk ofBoise
600,000 I
502,283
Preferred
594,000
First Security Bank. il .138.000 cl,509,311
Boise Trust Oo
125.000
48.077
common
22,604,428
100
N
o
re
cent
26.762,918
82,433
100
100
sa
les
National Banks
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31
Institutions
State
INDIANA
Dec. 31
National Banks
Dec. 31
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
100
N
o
100
re cent
160,000
300.000
384,200
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank i
128,937
221,580
84,554
3,261,265
4,980,006
3,179,301
100
les
Belleville Bk A Tr Co
160.000
100.000
300,000
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank,
73,833
40,661
226,368
256,759
173,540
200.000
•t. Clair Nat Bank—
150.000
2,786,964
1,145,785
2,499,224
4,159,925
2,459,004
100
10(1
100
100
30
250
125
State
200
100
160
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
150
110
100
100
110
14,126,691 noo
125
1100
500.000
199,500
100
150
101
13,745,726
J,214,815
1,377.684
1,101,000
881,036
12,023,216
1.641,863
337,916
175
110
110
160
Old National Bank—
260
150
500,000
Common..
Preferred
1
500 000
Mutual
1,500,000
1,200.000
609,130
400,000
420.000
j, 397,278
Peoples Savings Bk..
,
8,132,065
Fort Wayne—
ChicagoAetna
Bank
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
100
100
147,000
100,000
Indiana Tr A Sav Bk.
Lamasco
Belleville—
share,
225
100
783,081
180,179
32,484
35,000
38,007
617,865
28,082
500.000
100.000
169.900
Franklin Bk A Tr Oo
AuroraAurora Nat Bank—
Per
Bvansville—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
Bank..
200.000
Albany Park Natl Bk
of Chicago
In proc
71,131
ess
3,072,528
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
100
Ft Wayne Nat
Common
of orga nization
100
160
40
30
100
10
80
13
180
35
90
16
10U
120
125
50,000.000 131621019 1006694791 f33i
25.000,000
[ 33l»
1,500,000
436,418
1,502,267 100
250.000
Cosmopollt'n Nat Bk i
2.176,637 100
44,669
66
Am Nat Bk A Tr Co.
11,600.000
Austin State Bank.
200 000
Beverly State Sav Bk
Central Nat Bank..
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
Oont 111 N B A Tr Oo
100,000
300,000
4.000.000
1,044,227 52,350.466
4,517,040
110,716
71,204
2,306,504
6,197,144
145,571
2,704,864 118,345,922
Common
Preferred
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Common
Preferred
DrexeJ State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
First National Bank
First Nat Englewood
Halsted Exch N at Bk
Hamilton State Bk._
I-C National Bank..
Kaspar Am State Bk
M
275,000
326.000
300.000
1.000.000
Preferred
Liberty Nat'l Bank
_
live Stock Nat Bank
Madison-Crawford
Natl Bank
32.442,037
339,139
1,549,959
11,851,901
24,191,368
200,000
200.000
Main State Bank...
M erchandist N at* IBk
113,745
162,187
744,612
89,856
91,599
63,564
66,583
600.000
200,000
Merchants Nat Bk..
Metrop State Bank.
Mid-City Nat Bank
J. 305,928
200.000
400.000
.
Milwaukee A v N't Bk
Mutual Nat Bk of Oh
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
North Shore Nat Bk.
Oak Park Tr ASav Bk
Personal Ln A Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr A Sav Bk
Sears-Corn State Bk.
i
1
i
Upper Ave Nat'l Bk.
West 31st S« ate Bk.
Western Sti.te Bank.
.
600.000
500.000
200.000
< 200.000
500.000
2.000.000
i
750.000
Security Bk of Chic.
Skala State Bank.
South East Nat Bank
State Bk of Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Univ St Bk of Chic.. i
Uptown State Bank.
200,000
300.000
200.000
700,000
200.000
200.000
120,000
200.000
299,500
300,000
300.000
100.000
200.000
Ml,792
2,519
450,000
164,070
45,960
316,590
1,541,158
1,029,565
223,700
221,629
59,336
103,881
34,810
328,846
300,067
241,683
178,375
24,787
157,152
327,028
126,402
992,801
412,941
65,012
Amalg Tr A Sav Bk. i 400,000
Banco di Napoli Tr.
300,000
Chic City Bk A Tr
800.000
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk i
550.000
Bast Side TrASav Bk
200.000
Harris Tr A Sav Bk.
6,000,000 10,438,016
Lake snore Tr A S Bk i 796,000
275,157
Lakevlew Tr A 8 Bk.
600,000 1,266,260
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
600.000
451,963
Northern Trust Co..
3.000.000 9,795,529
Pullman TrASav Bk
300.000
329,632
„
re
cent
20
■a
les
People's Tr A Sav Oo
1,088,583
20
300.000
1,096,485
11,695,873
20
500.000
751,461
20,707
12,192,883
2,084,117
100
1.000.000 II ,074,726 31.835,762
875,000
1.921,976
107,311
100.000
3,000.000 5,528,908 110,545,154
189,164
1,334,870
200.nor
Live Stock Exch Bk. i
841,828
17,320
50,000
Madison Ave St Bk
468,197
9,233
65.000
Marion Co State Bk. I
1.250,000 2,190,668 28,997,374
Merchants' Nat Bk.
2.167,383
35,957
People's State Bank. i 300.000
549,083
3,158,175
Bankers Trust Oo
500,000
i 284.500
3,827,832
158,794
Fidelity Trust Co
10
Class A preferred.
10
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
100
200.000 I
50,000
Debentures
Gary<
Gary State Bank
Gary Tr A Sav Bk.. i
275,000
105
100
95
100
Indianapolis-
28
32
155
165
201
206
170
120
32
180
125
42
{10
15
100
20
190
20
100
14
alO
340
300
128
142
iUU
100
100
100
100
m
"235"
mm
mm
51
m mmm
245
--mmm
-----
100
Fletcher Trust Co-
U0
3,695,824
6,055,699
18,778,322
5,109,261
3,241,219
11,347,982
5,015,557
8,933,842
5,665,600
16,118,398
7,520.680
3,555,541
7,947,062
6,607,527
16,818,042
8.297.859
31,849
2,868.037
6,417,327
2,493,570
6,560,689
5,836,835
6,505.426
7.405.659
675,985
3,047,239
7.663.660
5,617,522
21,800,551
10,857,375
985,575
210,118,022
12,090,864
26,409,159
17,246,199
313,543,614
8,696,776
o
20
American Nat Bank
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common
N
15.450,512
1,489
District Nat Bank-
100,000
61,666
2.932.858 I 20
100,000
I 30
40
i
447,500
6,813,294
138,077
1.00(1,000
936,790 26,141,897 100
30.000.000 33,899.062 870,994,243 100
100
200.00U
763,152
5,710,051
200,000
195,873
6,358,812 100
200.000
44,672
2,010,415 100
10
200,000
60,008
2,500,391
250,000
69,728
2,460,378
20
Common
Preferred
Cont Nat Bk A T Co
Common
19,299,240
Bank
58
893,623
1,500,000 I
900.000
1,240,262
1,000.00))
i
205,817
399,200
2,322,867
1.000.000
Common
205
62
Debentures
Indiana Trust Co
100
145
150
100
100
80
184
140.673
2,877,499
1,509,854
10,137,279
4.289,353
2,806,542
U-100
15.535,007
3,631,744
20,166,050
100
168
157
—
"175"
70
330
mmrnrn
200
mm
189
100
100
100
36,420,677
90
Security Trust Co
Union Trust Co
105"
80
90
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
25
First Bank A Tr Oo.
100
50
120
100
170
30
130
60
180
50
100
25
City Nat Bank..
Merchants Nat Bank
799.000
250.000
St
900.000
Joseph L A Tr Oo
152,891
254,070
188,114
16,709
10
100
100
100
100
N
80
140
165
26
90
148
Common
Preferred...
Terre
Haute
31"
...
115,285
5,266,003
500.000
380,000
848,399
16,201,651
20
20
les
First
Preferred
/<•
10
134
100
100
100
cent
100
100
Nat Bank—
Common........
124
250.000
250.000
0
re
sa
Merchants Nat Bk..
100
100
100
250,000
250,000
Terre Haute—
100
15
50
mmm
360
South Bend-
"95"
100
20
100
100
"24"
■„
26"
75
190
85
*
'i
Sale price,
205
t Branch of Savannah.
100
Preferred stock retirement price.
a
100
100
b On Jan. 27, 1938, the Belleville Bank A Trust Co.,
was closed for examination and adjustment by the State
lot)
100
50
90
100
145
c
100
155
of Belleville, 111.*
Auditor,
June 30, 1937.
d New stock.
s
2§5'
60
65
100
100
100
220
140
230
150
430
445
100
160
175
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
g
Stockholders of the Mutual National Bank of Chicago, 111., were to vote
capital stock from $300,000
§56"
50
'loo
Jan. 12, 1938 on a plan to increase the bank's
to
$400,000 of $100 par value a share,
t
.
outstanding
Common and preferred stock or capital debentures
n
Reserves.
r
Combined statement.
V
Ex-stock dividend.
.
/
March, 1938]
National Banks
Dec. 31
Capital
Burlington—
Dec. 31
Par
Deposits
Ask
Bid
53,144
40,048
200.000
1,601,345
300,000
250.000
100
27,511,519
4,289,151
N
128,367
25,019
Oeun Bluff* Say Bk.
150.000
150,000
109,750
174,322
First National Bank.
Common........
Preferred
State Saying* Bank.
60.000
40,000
100.000
66.482
94.894
1,641,601
100
600.000
1,006.052
26,672,127
cent
1,537.003 /100
100
Oonnoil Bluff*—
City National Bank.
k
....
963,903
10c
Common........
(100
clOO
Preferred
20,147,576
1,906,200
550,000
450,000
591.785
18,170,789 /100
150.000
27.965
1,550.000
1.450.000
971,326
35.599,989
28.966
15,130
1.564.431
100
100
100
215,806
290,784
4.172.432
800.000
250,000
483,838
104,403
9,058,346
4,176,669
De* MoinesBkATrCo d
lewa-De* hi olne* Nat
Bank A Trust Co:
Preferred
Home Saying* Bank. d
Untyerslty State Bk.
Valley Say Bank....
_
c25
100
(100
85
45.325.486 f 20
t 20
20H
21
51,948,463 | 20
V 20
20 H
21
28
26
25
67
100
100
100
115
110
95
125
J 622,708
1,500.000 1
1.200,000
780,276
iioo
128,696
2,336,879
6,237.580 117.589,045
208,000
2,800,000
mm— mm
20
69 H
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Cont'l-Am B A Tr Co
868,116
727,919
247,201
1.000.000
1,000.000
700,000
29.129.514
20,216,616
9,617,579
IOO""
National Banks
Dec. 31
8tate Institutions I
Dec. 31
f
MAINE
/
,
Nomi nal.
.
Augusta-
Per
First Nat Granite Bk d
8,248,983
1.000.000
200.000
288,505
1,032,367
10,098.502
7,721,148
100
100
600,000
750.000
J 477,681
Canal National Bank
Oasco Bk A Tr Co
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
600.000
200.000
400.000
400,000
455,361
184,225
259,427
311,131
Portland Nat BankCommon........
Preferred A...
•a
8,924,593
Common........
Preferred........
100
o
100
25
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co-
N
343,869
436,375
Merchants' Nat Bk.
100
900,000
611,425
482,460
Depositors' Trust Co
ehare
""32"" "35""
re cent
400.000
les
100
10
5.965 175
4,897,957 1100
6.029,169 100
5,605,788 100
2.093,846 100
241,644
219,308
363.236
201,487
50.196
300.000
800.000
250.000
100.000
National Banks
Dec. 31
State Institutions
Dec. 31
KANSAS
First National Bank.
150.000
150,000
250,000
Kansas City—
Oemml N Bk of K C
Common ........
300.000
Exchange Nat Bank.
55,361
135,399
246,815
Bangor—
N
0
re
cent
sa
12,394,964 / 20
1100
les
Portland—*
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Hutohlnson—
American Nat Bank.
495,000
92,550
Preferred B
J
8,095.869
100
25
40
3,817,418
5,129,844
6,689,481
441,471
39
34K
20
{
27
36
37
64
c40
59
f 50
11,702,531
105
100
24
40
1
50
100
1,496,864
2,460.402
4,948,425
100
100
National Banks
Dec. 31
12,038,444 f 10
I 10
3,076,680 100
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
Baltimore Nat Bank
State Institutions
Dec. 31
MARYLAND
Nomi nal
446.000
Preferred....,
J 192,387
200.000
145,639
Baltimore-
Per
500,000
Common
Common........
Preferred........
Preferred
Calvert Bank.......
I
Canton Nat Bank..
I
100
100
100
203.957
5.170,999 flOO
409,827
4,145,249
re
cent
Carroll ton Bk of Bait
Oommonw'lth Bank.
First National Bank.
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank...
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co...
•a
les
Equitable Trust Co.
Leayenworth—
First National Bank.
Leayenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'r* State Bk
150.000
158,916
251,902
24,773
150.00C
50.000
2,158,084
2,638,837
859.896
N o
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank...
Central Trust Co
Citizens State Bank. d
Fidelity Say State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Common........
Preferred........
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchant* Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Sayings Bank.
Topeka State Bank.. d
500,000
376,961
11,937,535 llOl
400.000
77.500
200.000
285,506
6,710
75,781
930,605 I
572.328 100
2,189.284 100
43,567
1,153,092 /100
60,000 t
140,000
50,000
Fidelity Trust Co...
Maryland Trust Co
Common
626,063
100
29,146
34,000
100
100
100
1,550,000
Peoples Bank—
Common
Capital notes.....
......
Wiohlta—
First National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank...
Kan*** State Bank..
Southwest Nat Bank
Union National Bank
Common......
1.000,000
1.000.000
100,000
200.000
1,302,232
852,449
21,620
207,705
107,000 1
93.000
Preferred
d
National Banks
Dec. 31
100.000
24,632,140
22,825,969
1,081.577
2,329,654
Second Nat Bank...
lot
100
40,920
KENTUCKY
6,614,634
496,018
550,000
536,504
132,300
1,291.573
880.260
100.000
99.500
500.001
31,668,801 f 10
22
50
OH
25
'"80"
45
100
10
10
1
4
258,839
4,203,352
1,522,819
165.398
5,660,724
140
42
45
30
30
40
15H
75
13 >4
100
17H
70
10
50
100
100
10
53
120
100
30
20
25
100
25
3
6
52
>1
24,608,837
1,499,188
20.162.356
34,510,317
3,879,623
share
20
9,536,700
3,756,791
1,598,463
1,277,747
145,699,992
6.217,882
4,918,963
13,135,273
2.073,009
33,960,917
18,891,553
34,476,032
J 1,170,000
398.000
4H
15 J4|
225"" 230*"
62
525
a
9
110
540'"
9H
120
36
38
130
155
17
18
70
75
61,045
1,466,227
f 25
219,561
6,103,128
50
150.000
298.500
155,060
3,356,808
100,000
200.000
126.00T
932,729
214,007
479,678
5,294,472
1,561,129
4,735,718
100
20
75.000
60,000
150,000
100.000
97,717
1,649,563
15
370,553
35,534
4,101,029
673,088
100
10
90,000
415.000
200.060
150,000
79,984
177,074
217,571
70.063
1,504,381
6,141,194
4,084,146
1,773,459
10
100
15
110
lie
10
27
28
}
Liberty Trust Co-
100
Common
100
Capital notes.....
3,823,551 /««!
\Wt
50
961,969
128,232
246,404
185,500
2.000.000
1.000,000
1.000.000
1,650.000
1,500.000
600.000
2,000.000
3.000,000
10
5,544,646
t
378,400
111,326
4.000.000
400.000
600.000
750.000
400.000
Real Estate Tr Co..
Safe Dep A Trust Co
Union Trust Co
CumberlandFirst Nat Bank..... d
1UU
7,968,°9°
9,403,396
1,595,°80
„
......
Capital notes.....
Mercantile Tr Co...
\150
53,152
161,315
568,420
200,000
500,000
100,000
100.000
900,000
375,000
300,000
80.000
300,000
......
1100
381*215
600,000 11,043.055
100
106,000 1
94,000
100,000
Blyerylew State Bk.
_
32,445,235 /100
110
clOO
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
Amor Tr A Say Bank
Sioux City—
First National Bank
live Stock Nat Bank
Toy Nat Bank......
Security Nat Bank..
Woodbury Co Say Bk
_
105
1100
150.000
50.000
150.000
Common........
^Preferred-.-.....
_
.....
1,495,285
Cap City State Bank
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common......../.
8,694,152 /100
i 80
8hrereport—
25
580,130
113.166
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common.........
Preferred
Louisiana SB A T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
(25
400,000
600,000
150.000
........
J 347.882
15
13H
e
1.500,000
1.200,000
...
De* Moines—
Bankers Tr, Co—
Common
%
9,468,407
| 304,165
Ask
1,000,000 11,188.890
1,150,000
New Orleans—
Amer Bk A Trust Co
Common
Preferred
Hibernia Natl Bk
Dayenport—
Davenport Bk A Tr.
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per share.
*a les
101
2,353,919
3,853.226
Par
Deposits
$
300,000
260.000
Common.......
Preferred.......
o
re
20
100
50,000
_
$
300.000
250,000
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
Cedar Rapids—
Merchant* Nat Bank
People'* 8av Bank..
United State Bank..
^
Baton Bouge—
City National Bank
Common.......
100
100
2,131,766
3,061,869
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomi nal.
Per share.
State Institutions
Dec. 31
LOUISIANA
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
71.000
Farmer* A Merch 8 B
Nat Bk of Burlington
National Banks
Dec. 31
State Institution*
IOWA
103
trust companies
banks and
c02H
FrederickCitizens' Nat Bank.
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Farm A Mech N Bk.
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Common.........
Preferred...
Fr'k Town Say Tnst.
State Institutions
Dec. 31
West Maryland Tr
..
ill
25
c25
15
I
Nomi nal
Oovlfatfton-
share
200.000
Oommon.
391,848
4,783,548
276,515
d
d
200.000 I
75,000
550.000
150.000
4,824,585 1
\
6,779,237
1.588,545
d
340.000
.
0
0
297,799
75,457
100
155
10
15
10.
50
10
17 M
Hag* ra town—
Farmers A Merc Bks
Nicodemus Nat Bk..
Second Nat Bank...
Hagerstown Trust Co
"45"
9H
SO"
5H
10
7H
Lexlngto
[tonBank of
>mmerce.
Co 1
-
232,938
3.218,579
100
105
National Banks
Dec. 31
Citizens Bk A Tr Co.
200,000
350,000
1.000.000
150.000
150.000
500.000
.
-
0
Second Nat Bank.
.
d
Louisyille—
Citizens* Union
1.000.000
Fidelity A Oolum Tr.
2,000.000
First National Bank.
1.000.000
b- dl.839,500
100,000
300,000
a Ql .000.000
750.000
100.000
Stock Yards Bank...
dl,990,000
526.000
.
.
.
.
.
.
)
1.382,439 / 25
1 10.
60 100
13.473,390
100 300
3,148,288
2,612,965 100 160
3,620,237 100 350
1,069,283
361,888
205,355
472,769
3,041,982
1,683,306
2.53S ,086
287,079
39,726
162,874
1,035,470
627,137
119,914
832,314
112,663
366""
54,578,952 1001 J
/280
81,420
287
7,593,360
35,149,974
24,116,339
1,396,693
2,749,551
3,928,995
12,489,308
1.553,975
13,881,501
1,313,946
4H
Ioi""
IOO)
100
2&
90
98
2
Say
d
145.000
132,093
410,579
14,011
,
'
1,652,841
4,571,241
1,655,835
10
100 130
100 0rlOl
100 130
100 120
10
7
100,
loo.
100.
10.
Per
39 H
380
58
*
140""
140""
a
c
Sale price,
New stock,
Retirement price.
d Common and preferred stock or capital notes outstanding.
IP
68
/ Citizens' Union Fidelity unified certificates.
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisyille.
h Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
I250"
k Units.
1 Last Sale,
,s.
.
share.
39 H
385
62
22 X
135
3
Newport—
OWril
Nomi nal.
BostonFirst National Bank. 27,812.500 51,514,821 615,939,169 12H
Merchants' Nat Bk.
3.000.000 5,630,086 84,650,761 100
Nat Rock Bk of Boo
1.500.000 2,863,608 29,517,239
20
Nat Shawmut Bank. 10.000.000 20,802,679 164,754,074 12U
2,000.000 4,746,328 75,833,652
Second Nat Bank..
25
Web A Atlas N Bk..
1,000.000
50
430,794 12,277.692
g
100.000
100.000
MASSACHUSETTS
35
140
37
'
t
r
BANKS
104
Deposits
Par
Ask
Bid
State Institutions
Dec. 31
michigan
Dec. 31
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
National Banks
w00*
nrr Massachusetts
COMPANIES
TBUST
AND
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nom inal.
Nomi nal.
Boston—
Banc Oom Ital Tr Go
Boston S Dep A Tr_.
Columbia Trust Go..
750,000
2,000,000
100.000
c
1,250.000
Day Trust Go
Fiduciary TrustCo.. * 500.000
New Eng Trust Oo__
1,000,000
Old Colony Trust Go 15,000,000
400,000
Pilgrim Trust Go
State Street Tr Oo._ 3.890,000
212,276
3,995.746
240.039
1,826,571
u
663,511
u2,994,592
5,266,798
383.500
5,187,161
u
$
1.705.757
36,765,626
Per
100
100
100
100
2,336,166
11,341,593
2,583,487
34,845,761
None
6,820.502
78,766.576
share.
r285~"
110
100
100
Common
Common
Convertible pref—
450,000
Wlnthrop Trust Oo__
100.000
Michigan Ind Bank
"165"
265
280
10
L
2,593,025
74,507
50
180
1,500,000 11,660.000 C138737.568 i 20
1 20
3,650,000
50
3.000,000 3,619,787 114,372,520
55,529
144,138 100
100,000
..
11
10
100
12
14
15
Nat Bank of DetroitCommon....
Preferred
12,428.137
Per
$
>
share
49
986,122 c64.813.693
A3,950.000
Preferred
MfTs National Bank.
r400
D S Trust Co—
700,000 11,368,886
$
Detroit—
Osm'wealth-Com'l
State Bank
200
Detroit Bank
100
5
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
d
*
53
85"
"70""
39
40
24
27
1,423,260 11,888.478 (712,372,318 f 20
i 20
1,263,691
100
41,587 0
350,154
150.000
100
612,007 0 5,979,627
500.000
39
21
43
25
22,580,512
9,537,293
3,173,729
20
26
30
20
'23"
5,931,257
20
30
20
21
1,269,446
20
12
15
9,338,707
20
10
7,500.000
10,000,000
f
10
1
405,605,825
J12407,650
25
United Savings Bank
Common........
500,000
Preferred
935,000
}"
768,000
19,175,308
I 10
i
10
f
20
\
20
Equitable Trust CoCommon
Beverly—
3,835,800
1,459,551
316,772
82,129
300,000
100.000
Beverly Nat Bank—
Beverly Trust Go
100
100
140
75
135
70
500,000
Class "A" pref
Class "B" pref
101.260
403,261
1,883,186
0
i
127,860
20
Detroit Trust Co—
Brookton—
Common
Brockton Nat Bank
Preferred
580,107
...
Heme Nat Bank...
6,765.106
50
6,535,640
4,270.693
1,152.802 cl9.494.108
100
50
8,183,933 ( 20
409,840
300.000
300,000
600,000
Common.-......,
Preferred..
\ 25
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Go.
Flint—
Cambridge—
611,278
150.000
300,000
1.000.000
Cambridge Trust Oe
County Bk & Tr Co.
Harvard Trust Oe
c
475,271
10
20
500
450
10
66
12
68
Merch & Mech Bank
729,633
244,826
44,936
392,573
Ott Oom A Save Bk. kl .000,000
Genessee Co Save Bk
700.ooo
192,000
400,000
Nat Bank of Flint
20
25
Everett—
600,000
806,468
9,759,872
10
400,000
222,170
543,381
108,867
5,524,629
7,658,420
3,055,659
100
91
150
100
205
300,000
600.000
874,470
6,986,249
100
150,000
120.000
Middlesex Co Nat Bk
251,228
2,859,152
1.392,407
3,527.763
100
rec
10
sa
Grand RapidsCentral Bank
427,500
c
c
80
250.000
96,381
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Common
Fall River—
Fall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Oe...
Fall River Trust
500.000
422,769
c
12
f20
20
220,000
Preferred
Peoples Nat Bank-
Fltohburg—
Common.
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
No
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
Olouc Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces S D A Tr Oe k
162,327
174,091
300.000
Common
ent
les
20
}'
no
27
150
24
10
10
100
20
10
2,583.601
50
19
15
22
1,806.302
20
12
14
.560,183 c42,313,219
136,449
343,214
691,887
g
1,033,382
c
g
126,485
c
6,125,257
20
21
23
1,886,113 c28.484.579
400.0oo
250,000
1.200,000
Michigan Trust Co..
16
14
10
10
1,000,000
1,750,000
...__
Preferred
Grand Rapids Tr Go. k
Union Bank of Mich.
7,833.881
429,304
400,000
275,000
.
Preferred
Old Kent Bank—
100
185
200
HaverhillHaverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
6,166,776
2,372,650
992,613
188,577
200,000
300.000
100
10
10
Common.
Tr Co
275,000 1
380,000
....
Preferred
Park National Bank
Common
Preferred
Hadley Falls Tr Oe.
383,000
1,250.00<>
60
50
50
2,812,742 (100
1100
9,668,211
20
160,944
300.804
c
6,643,323
60
National Banks
25
600.000
310,409
300.000
405.765
3,751,525
100
562,127
11,269,711
25
18
25
MINNESOTA
Dec. 31
Nomi
23
Per
Duluth—
200,000
2,000,000
835.373
7,179,950
2,079,817
31,773,062
100
100
50
100
n
o
re
cent
400,000
Northern Nat Bank.
1.000,000
Pioneer Nat Bank
100,000
Western Nat Bank- Jfc
100,000
212,999
376,333
40,509
22,226
6,772,228
12,140,136
1,085,617
1,007,776
100
sa
les
600.000
Olty National Bank.
Lynn—
Duluth Natl Bk
Common
Preferred
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
—
National City Bank
Common
251,460
Preferred
467,706
609,067
756,834
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
101
fSO
c
f 50
i 50
3,327,938
3,526,120
9.453,808
c
100
385
20
46
200,000
19
50
7,607,348
20
9,420,276
5.605,677 12 k
243,164
677,529
425,393
75,830
39
100
3C
10
9
100,000
138,000
100,000
First NatBk&TrCo 56,000,000
100.000
Hennepin State Bank b
Marquette Nat Bank Jfc 384,000
Midland NatBk A Tr Jfc
990,000
Minnehaha Nat Bk. b
Peabody—
..
1,774,317
647,000
2,939,596
119,248
250.000
200,000
15
|, 573,203
Naumkeag Tr Co—
Common
Preferred..
6,492,669
10
17
15
10
Common...
Third Nat B StT Co..
2.000.000
379,061
14,758,145
10
9
11
1.500,000
1,000,000
1,000.000
194,250
2,502,152
1,304,034
1.777.923
101,563
27,552,398
13,033,571
100
25
310
325
67
Union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
13,097,991
1,975,807
25
59
25
—
Machinists
Nat Bk.
Bristol Coun ty Tr J..
200,000
300.000
266,932
298,873
1,969,141
4,241,846
100
500.000 1
820,851
15,680,755
100
25
25
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common
120
500 000
Preferred
Guaranty Bit & T Co
Third n'west'n n Bk i
4th Northwest Nat'l. k
100.000
k
91,400
122,662
121,650
37,028
1,719,385 <100
2,817,149 <100
1,182,059
200.000
125.000
164,527
61.625
4,984,277 plOO
1,713,819 100
7h
0M
125.000
Rochester—
72
...
Springfield 8 D & Tr.
Common..
5,000,000 13,259,549 109,056,839 /100 <
tioo
Preferred
2.000.000
Produce State Bank. b
100.000
35,401
1,345,015 6
2d n'west'n "State- i
50.000
1,039,085 <
13,463
University State Bk.
Springfield—
Springfield Nat Bank
100,000
117,162
2,125,093 tioo
28,156
1,753,466 <-27,587
1,650,616 <100
7,623,513 131,549.040 b 20
28,369
864,878 100
100
5,371,643
165,904
494,164
16,247,207 <100
35,398
1,821,936 6100
n'western Nat b & t
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank *
100
66».
Minneapolis—
Blooming' n-Lake nb 6
Fifth No'west'n n b_ i
721,500
600,000
425,000
too
157 H
100
Central Nat Bank
New BedfordFirst National Bank, k
Merchants Nat Bk..
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
Worcester Co
Common
Class A
Jfc
First A Amer Nat Bk
2,810,385
67,565
200,000
250.000
250,000
100,000
400,000
Essex Trust Oe
Lynn 8 Dep <Sc Tr Co
Security Trust Oe
3,416,303 f 50
I 50
3,101.425 100,
138,452
200,000
190,000
200,000
nal
share.
32,576
336,888
43,527
980,409
100,000
Bank of Gomm A Sav
Central Nat Bank—
Warren Nat Bank
State Institutions
Dec. 31
112
1.000.000
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
Union Old Lowell
National Bank...,
7,841,752
129,583
100,000 1
150,000 r
A1,400.000
Lawrence—
Bay BtateMerNat Bk
Taunton
Saginaw—
Saginaw State Bank. Jfc
Second Nat Bank A
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank—
100
3«M! O00
4,847,209
10
19
21
1.000 000 11,751,442 c34.255.738
2.000 000 f
10
17
St. PaulAmerican Nat Bank.
Commerclal State Bk
Drov ErchState Bank
First National Bank.
First State Bank
£
al,694,000
a
150.000
ok 200.000
p6.000.000
p
100.000
EmpireNatBkAfcTrOo ik 475,000
Stock Yards Nat Bk. k
300.000
Midway Nat Bank—
Common..
100,000 1
Preferred
175,000
First Trust Go
Pi .000.000
226,325 24,764,672 100
100
242,931
4,758,181
45,649
1,879,149 100
7,468,850 119,050,484 plOO
113,328
2,202,255 100
218,420
7,713,046 100
4,948,782 <100
167,736
155,191
cent
les
9h
5,089.904 1100
207,706
*
re
sa
No
PlOO
tioo
21
10
First National BankUnion Nat Bank
10j4
328,323
.....*
Tr Co
*
Sale price,
t No par.
6 First National Group,
c
In process
of liquidation.
d Convertible preferred stock
entitled In liquidation to $20 a share.
f Retirement price.
0
Tru^t balances.
.
1 Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
k Common and preferred or capital debentures
National Banks
Dec. 31
MICHIGAN
I Last sale.
State Institutions
Dec. 31
0
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate,
p
Nomi nal.
Bay CityBay City Bank
300,000
Natl Bk of Bay City.
400.000
People's Commercial
A Ravings Bank—. A1,000,000
Per
8,237
207,964
2,733,910
6,687,307
100
100
share.
N 0
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
r
Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
s
New stock.
June 30,
1937.
re
556,802
10,314,308
100
;
t Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston
cent
«
sa
les
a:
Ex-dividend.
1
First Bank Stock Corp.
outstanding.
"9h
March, 1938]
National Banks
MISSISSIPPI
Dec. 31
Institutions
State
National Banks
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Bid
Par
Deposits
Ask
Capital National Bk300,000 )
100 ,nnn f
428,762
7.387.800
13,618
215,626
341.265
545,357
10,582,920
8,370.085
Depos Gu Bk & TrOo k
Jackson-State
300.000
N Bk.
re cent
270,000
3.048,711
2,867,458
3,606,514
100
241.000
74,794
124.895
75,146
650,Ooo
300,000
201,070
263,357
5,376,202
5,476.104
Per
200,000
100.000
232,349
158,715
177,735
300.000
100.000
600.000
886,637
42,460
595,591
600.000
299,625
111,148
6,895,163 (100
1100
les
100
National Banks
Dec. 31
MISSOURI
State
4.133,130 (7100
100
2,570,801
100
2,807.703
N
100
"
12,721,016
1,214,155
13,359,049
re
cent
100
sa
les
(7...
Preferred
National Banks
Institutions
State Institutions
Dec. 31
NEBRASKA
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Nom inal
Per
100,000
600,000
500,000
6,000,000
100,000
2.000,000
500,000
100.000
200.000
Columbia Nat Bank.
Commerce Trust Co
Community State Bk
First National BankInter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Merc Home Bk 8c Tr
1.581,706
132,080
4,079,496
41,609
4,389,310
1,161,370
53,113
165,073
100
100
290
100
310
100
200
225
8,532,119
100
100
10C
lor
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
share.
1,934,583
20.823,770
6,235,098
156,955,891
1,218,181
112,682,477
22,192,419
1.413.704
3.304,392
110
300
Lincoln—
Per
340
76
200,000
199,000
Capital notes
Missouri Bk 8c Tr Co
Common
80,000 l
120.000
Preferred
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Comm
Produce Bxch BankGate
66
110
70
455
48,086
-
120
.
90
e
1,423,239 flOO
Omaha—
First Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred A
Live Stock Nat Banlt
Omaha Nat Bank—
Common
135
20,496
52,066
135,162
200,000
100.000
1,469,375
3,211,073
2,417,412
.
Packers' Nat Bank:
Common
100
100
120
100
*
550.000
100.000
50,000
50,000
400.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
[c
Preferred
West port Aye BankUnion Ay Bk of Com
12.926,414
I
j
67,726
50.000
1
c
125
200
al00
150
250
20
20
a20
100
44,166,329 (100
1100
2,309,435 (100
48,640
150,227
48,295
8,442,337 62 H
1,190,531 100
756.458 (100
52**
62*4
100
25
952,384
50
65
255"
225"
10
12
75
Common
e
Preferred
U S Nat Bank..
250.0 00
)
450,000
el.100,000
77,800
784,941
6,605,881 (100
U00
100
22,553,911
1100
6,709.032
621,310
26,320,231
178.923
118,785
16,234
l
1,818,784
1,591,177
630,329
100
110
i
100.000
100,000
100,000
University Bank
25,583,272 f
100
Stock Yards Nat Bk
265.953
1,000,000
1.158,000
_
730,543
354,064
94,000
130
100
19,979,027
11,112,805
J1,208,078
106.000
120
25,904
.
425,015
610,988
1.500.000
750,000
120
8,896,831 (100
100
}
1,500,000 1
250,000
450,000
-
170
100
199.743
490
100
50.000
Southeast State Bk
South Side Bank—
Common
Preferred
National Banks
Dec. 31
15
100
100
100
75
NEVADA
195
140
95'
Nomi
Reno—
First Nat Bk of Nev. d
Lit.
250,000
290.000
850,000
300,000
e
.
City
Nat'l Bank
Common
j 320.301
share.
120
-
Common
Traders'
60,429
o
100
Helena—
50
Kansas CityBaltimore Bank
City Nat Bk 8c Tr Co
share.
9,706,636 (7100
100,000
383,500
150.000
Miners Nat Bk
Metals Bk 8c Tr Co.
8
375.0
sa
Vioksburg—
FIrat Nat 8c Tr Co... k
March NatBk&Tr Co
Billings—
Common.-.-....
o
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Butte—
First National Bank.
10(1
N
Meridian—
Citizens Nat Bank.. k
First National Bank. k
Mer 8c Farmers Bank k
Par
Deposits
First Nat Bk&TrCo
Union Bk 8c Tr Co—
40
787,500
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Sec Tr 8c Savs Bank.
Too
Oommerc'l Bk&TrCo
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Midland Nat Bank..
Montana Nat Bank.
30
50,000
.
Preferred
105
MONTANA
Capital
Nomi nal
Per share
Jaokion
Oommon
COMPANIES
Cross
Surplus
Profits
Capital
TRUST
AND
BANKS
Per
600.000
840,168
II •
•>* c*
100
27,866,445
Joseph—
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank
First National Bank.
236,093
260,138
416,335
130,572
77,151
261,430
97,331
66,587
200.000
200.000
500,000
100,000
250,000
200,000
200,000
136.000
First Trust Co
First StJ osSt 'k YdsBk
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Co
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
7,672,258
3,918,218
7.260,713
2,900,465
3,449,615
7,435,595
2,074.640
1,076,143
100
100
100
100
N
o
re
*155
wKr NEW HAMPSHIRE
cent
sa
les
Nominal.
100
Manchester—
100
Amoskeag Nat
Per
Bans
JOU.OOO
Nat Bk.
150.000
Merchants Nat Bank
100
share.
N'o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
200.000
890,477
512,071
250,154
5,221,451
2,829,463
2,708,030
Bk k
200.000
409,833
Nashua Trust Co.,
k
4econdNatof Nashua Jfc
400.000
524.212
600.000
490,504
5,794,008
5,767,430
6,527,202
250,000
75.000
200.000
95,978
3,129,747 (100
48,914
1,382,005
Manchester
St. Louis—
Nashua-
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Baden Bank.._
Boatmen's Nat Bk..
107,500 ic
47,062
2,044,786
92,500
:
330,000
8,361
2,501,108
2.000,000 2,039,642 51,891,153
Bremen Bk 8c Tr Co. k
400.000
297,186
5,514,750
Cass Bk & Tr Co
k
450.000
198,582
5,607,917
First Nat Bank
10,200.000 8,015,163 223,501,202
Industrial Bk&TrCo
600,000
435,881
9,966,960
Jefferson Bk 8c T CoCommon
200.000 I
215,000 /
Jeff-Gravols Bank.
3,324,053
640,2421
Capital notes
80,904
83,883
6,254,291
Lemay Ferry BankCommon
Preferred
50,000 i
50,000 j
_
29,241
20
Indian
6
120
-15
too
50
20
27
100
100
95
17
120
{100,
28
Io5i "36"
987,312 (100
uoo
Common
Preferred
New Hamp Nat Bk.
64
600,000
600,000
450,000
200,000
350,000
538,740
176,135
244,782
137,674
744,685
11,046.601
5,368,068
8.715,223
3,627,462
16,710,608
423,000
400,000
500,000
1.000,000
1,000.000
54,179
167,641
203,685
745,756
329,467
3,228,591
4,313,493
4,626,656
Manchester Bank
Mutual Bk & Tr Co.'
Plaza Bank (The)...
Sec Nat Bk Savs&Tr
Southern
Telegraphers Nat Bk
National Banks
Dec. 31
al00
Tower Or Bk 8c TrCo
United Bk & Tr Co..
Chippewa Trust Co. *
Eastoit-Taylor Tr Co k
Lindell Trust Co
340,000
250,000
300.000
Merc Com B 8c T Co¬ 10,000,000
in ercan
20
16
100
92
87
92
20
20
24
100
175
tile-Com
Nat'l Bank.
350,000
Miss Val Trust Co..
6,000,000
Mound City Tr Co
* 246.059
North St Louis Tr Co
300,000
merce
Northwest'n Tr Co.. k
w
ebsterGroves Tr
k
Union Nat Bank.
*
.....
20
100
60
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per
"25"
"33"
65
120.000
343.783
Preferred
Guarantee Trust CoCommon
500,000
2.350,023
Preferred
5,367,746 152,882,429
100
112
15
225,000
1.184.518
Preferred
Asbury Park—
Asbury PkNatBk A Tr k
Asbury Park & Ocean
114
100
25
28
60
4
Seacoast Trust Co
29
.
Bay onne—
k
Broadway Nat Bk
Bayonne Trust Co..
..
20
100
100
100
175
290,000
597,000
100,000
13,096
324,360
94,954
2,452,173
11,171,254
1,988.884
J
95,959
J.f3577,212
5,420,603
100
share
60
1,679,018 (100
i 10
o30
4,538,947 /
10
i
10
6"
1,314,131 (100
i 10
23
116""
j 104,224
3"
580.500
190,500
5,688,839
10C
300,000
100,000
Grove Bank.
100
677,489
Equitable Trust Co—
75
5.537.632
86,578,503
2.279.633
4,161,136
6,828,787
2,736,160
les
NEW JERSEY
400,000
Common
3,188,177
2,925,189
4,757,565
255,000
3.049.561
23,836
261,520
271,494
196,913
cent
sa
Atlantic City—
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Bankers Trust Co—
Common
227,312
92,708
3,171,625
1,167,336
10
5
4
200,000
400,000
38,114
407.881
1,572,383
10,715,609
50
100
75
246,600
575,000
249,500
115,037
252,757
114,353
2,163,125
5,048,453
1,503,058
100
35
100
20
73
55
9**
65
10
5
.
Bridgeton—
Brldgeton Nat Bank.
Jfc
Cumberland Nat Bk. Jfc
Farm 8c Mer Nat Bk. Jfc
iprxngfield—
Citizens'Bank.
Southern Missouri Tr
750,000
100.000
71,272
53,083
249,589
14,664,910
7,781,324
20
130
32
No
re
100
19
50
165
105
ilOO
98
50
100
100
50"
Oommerc'l
& Savs Bank
*
South Side Nat Bk—
300
1135
100
70
Manufacturers Bank
& T Co
100
100
First National Bank.
30*4
......
Nat
Portsmouth—
125
62
Head
13
45
80
15
100
100
*
Sale price.
a
Retirement price,
100
c
/
June 30,1937.
d Owned by the Transamerica
e
'!■
Corp., San Francisco. Calif.
Member of Northwest Bancorporatlon.
/ Includes reserves.
0
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
h Reserves.
'1
.
7
k Preferred stock and common stock
1
s
Member of the
or
capital debentures outstanding.
Last sale.
t
Guardian
Preferred stock retired.
Detroit
Union
Group Inc., Detroit Mich.
106
BAMS
National Banks
Dec. 31
NEW JERSEY
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
Dec. 31
State Institutions
Dec. 31
NEW JERSEY
Gross
Deposits
Par
Bid
Ask
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
State
Institutions
Dec. 31
Gross
Par
Deposits
Oamden—
Per
FlrstOamNatBftTOo d2.192.891
Camden S D & Tr Oo d3,287.500
Merchantville
Nat'l
Bank ft Trust Oo.
224.375
West Jersey Trust Oo
645.500
last Orange—
Ampere Bank ft TrOo
740,957
396,190
102,439
434,269
1,169,552
8.458,849
117,715
200.000
Bar Inv ft Trust Oo:
Common
Preferred A......
Preferred B......
24,825,616 12K
24,411.006 12 X
2,696,533 33 X
10
10
7
4
share.
9
5X
2
4
3X
4X
TrentonBroad St Nat Bank. dl ,000.000
First-Mech Nat Bk. d3.167.000
51^,582
1,500,00ft
Trenton Trust Co... dl .874,000
1,370,892
43,519
72,935
1,198,065
690,861
14,838,418
39,102,549
1,011,287
1,159,890
27,554,058
22.012,661
526,025
464,377
406,907
200.000
200.000 *
Prospect Natl Bank.
Security Nat Bank..
Trenton Banking Oo
3,075,919
2,993,508
1,724,230
65
100
100
25
50
75
30
80
50
3
4
10
50
38
50
Fpfirm ft Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk ft TrOo
Woodbury Trust Oo.
X
555,021
19,129,040
274.165
4
7il
5
18
,10
20
oodbury—
klV<
45
95.600
495.000
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal
Per share
Nomi nal.
"3X
100.000
200.000
100.000
10
Elisabeth—
■lisabethport BkgOo
d
400.000
158,555
dl ,310,000
d
500.000
dl,020-168
dl,114,345
124,907
45,107
110,045
287,054
7,050,806
15,829.384
3,638,472
4,102,937
12.023,292
20
Nat'l State Bank—
Central Home Tr Oo
Elisabeth Trust Co..
Union County Tr Oo
25,166
346,162
1,517,297
2,180,618
20
10
^
Hoboken—
Colombia Trust Oo.. d
Seaboard Trust Oo..
100.000
500.000
25
50
10
1
10
22
18
15
"V
National Banks
Dec. 31
2X
City—
Bank. 2,225.000 1,170,155
Franklin Nat Bank.. d 400.000
35,064
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
Common...
1,250,000 I 533,808
Preferred
1,500,000
79,757
100.000
Bergen Trust Oo
Commercial Tr N J.. 3.400,000 4,123,057
N J Title Guar ft Tr. d2.999.996
705,484
North Bergen Tr Oo.
27,823
100.000
Trust Oo of N J—
Common
1.140,000 [2,175,237
Preferred A...... 2.500.000
West Bergen Tr Oo.. r 400.000 a
29,515
...
52,039,877 100
3,474.665 37X
29,753,417 I 25
\ 30
980,233 100
72,783.011
25
8
6H
r30
mm-mm
32
IX
53,422.955
ft
2.834,611
2X
r 5
"4
53,907
2.636,911
50
316,237
334,201
14,906
796,849
7,487,011
7,003,385
1,719,205
9.964,135
25
50
15
27
40
441,697
3,180,103
1,672,861
50
150
160
50
100
200.000
100.000
155,478
150,000
...
Lincoln Nat Bank...
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark ft Essex
58,256
391,674
121,189
600.000
884.000
144.130
n
......
1,465,766
8,814,920
100
25
6,833,123
1,255,047
100
50
..... .
"
343,568
107,903
6,483,441
5.934,564
100
100
400.000
600,000
<500.000
734,148
415,316
527.447
9,644,823
9,828,312
7,696,611
100
100
50
st Co. retur
Binghamton—
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Oltisens Bk of Bklyn
84
525
15
8
100
25
25
Peoples Nat Bk.....
New BrunswTrOo—
Oommon
871,250
300,000
314,479
361,609
103,218
300,000
471.273
....
25 ""20""
25 b 17
179,278
I
32,199
i
25,837
1,332,820
60,519
117,298
119,024
1,186,346
5,652.357
5,597,146
3,274,687
8,372,107
25,992,810
1,340,250
107,532
354,175
1,930.880
14,614
.
PassaicPassaic N Bk&Tr Oo <22,250,000
People's Bk ft Tr Oo. 1,000.000
1,716,394
20
25
2
5
250
8
17
100
4
7
22
4,378,658
1,346,651
1,342,259
17,217,553
4,042.240
2
N
132,144
59,779
536,235
91,613
25
100
100
re
cent
sa
les
Nat Un Bk of America
Paterson Nat BankCommon
Preferred
Second Nat Bank...
600,000
375.000
926,419
1,500,000
1.000,000
876,299
2,122,232
Faterson Sav Inst
12,613,780 /100
1,215,399
2,335,155
90
100.000
60.000
Oltizens Trust Oo—
Oommon...
600,000
Preferred...
694.000
Hamilton Trust Oo— dl ,325.000
U 8 Trust Oo—
Common.....
600,000
Preferred....
750.000
,
50
308,768
4.278,280 f 50
1 50
100
125
264,366
9,252,551 / 25
\12t2
10
3,748,058
15
17
13,099,564 JlOO
1 50
"47*
54
88
83
100
100 1600
1640
51,017,368
10
2,410,332
7,865,714 90,778,656
8,729,063 160,296,925
10
2,200.000 13,526,994
14X
16K
2,500.000
_
<8.000.000
143,904
10
<32 t
10
8
23 X
7X
7X
Elmira—
Chemung Oan Tr Oo
800.000
1,571,639
1.237.500
714.951
11,630,028
13,221,877
20
lftft
25
25
IthacaFirst National Bank. d
600.000
144,360
650.000
524,921
5,082,072
9,532.404
500.000
990,000
300.000
311,967
12,938,795
200.000
500.000
654,000
155,846
484,386
7,697,000
4,092,999
4,865,816
lftft
400.000
70
8
10
20
<50
200.000
457,491
672,164
350
300
13
-
100
250.000
150.000
150.000
125,464
10
100
550.000
1,959,794
1,246,834
4,076,167
6,469,192
50
85
mrnmmm
*
1
t °!
COI i
1
•
Sale price,
a
N
87,396
455,902
472,936
b Includes
c
t Marine Midland
security
rl2M
e
68
and
Dec. 3 1 '37
tend
scord
Broo klyn w> an be
late
dirt
.196
197,
stock.
Represents capital, surplus and undivided profits.
fund.
reserves.
h Affiliated with the Trust Oo. of New Jersey, Jersey Oity.
< Controlled by Marine Midland
Oorp.
* June 30.1937.
I Last sale.
n
Dec. 31, 1937.
o
Sept. 30,1937.
r
Preferred stock retirement
u
Reserves.
price,
198.
5,938,100 100
10
23
468,279,000
24X
48
n 7,134,900
54
66*3
30 X
1,925.562.000 13.55
32X
150
76,454,000 100 144
25
n 3,081,000
850"
52,237.000 100 "865"
1805
453,660,000 100 1765
100
n26,157,131
n 4,997,700
115
100 "165"
n 7,766,900
50
40
n
Preference stock.
Includes
les
'epr rted net
Corp.
/ Includes preferred stock retirement
cent
100
100
d Oommon and preferred stock capital debentures outstanding.
c"3"
o
re
sa
March 31, 1937.
•
g
357,327
"46"
65
95
12,776,635 J 50
\ 20
50
17,421,565
25
29,778,361
392,975
105
95
"36"
l65"
100
20
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
Common........
.
650.00ft
Amalg Bank of N Y.
25,200
Bk of the Manhat Oo 20,000.000 25.862,263
Bank of Yorktown..
756,900
1.000.000
Chase Nat Bank— 100,270.000 131,390.741
Oomm'l Nat Bk ft Tr 7.000.00ft 8,153,997
Dunbar Nat Bank500.0ftft
381,300
Fifth Ave Bank
500.00ft 3,660,300
First National Bank. 10.000.000 108.207.633
Grace Nat Bk of N.v
1,600,00ft 1,940,390
Merchants Bk of N.Y
400.000
215,400
Nat Bronx Bank.... d 790,000
239.400
100
\ 6C
54,081
61,530
.
New Tork City— Deposits N ew York Ci ty banks are
are
Sur plus and p rofits are of
of Feb. 26, 1938.
for National and Dec. 31,19 37 for Stat e banks, a
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and
found inour'*Rai Iway" Secti on, pages 1 93, 194,195
ir
25
25
486,704
298,000
5,669,948 114,514,936
6,207,131 41,247,957
Kingston Trust Oo..
4
10
308,100
363,157
First NBkof Bondout
Nat'l Ulster Oounty
Bank of Kingston.
Bondout Nat Bank.
State of NY Nat Bk
29,987,467
5,014,630
680,000
625,000
103,700
300.000
!
1200
Kingston-
30
20
10..
50
2,847,100
100
2,597,361
2,764,500 33*«
3,610,800 100
8,019,973 100
50
5,567,400
143,900
108,892
64,100
Union Trust Oo
10f»
20
500.000
Debentures "A"..
r§6"
_Paterson—
. . . . ...
-mmmrnm
»m-mmm
311 937.
The First Nat Bank
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
lea
50
7X
8.200.000
Bank of Jamestown:
Oommon.......
re cent
304,626
Plalnfield—
First National Bk...
249.838
Plalnfield Nat Bank.
175.000
100,000
Mid-Olty Trust Oo
Plalnfield Trust Oo.. dl ,150,000
State Trust Oo.....
247.500
Haledon Nat Bank..
......
Jamestown—
100
1,370,043 r 50
!
date Dec.
.Debentures "B"_
19
flO
4,648,825
950.000
550.000
ns
Tompkins Oo Tr Oo. d
"22"
N
110
337,896
Oommon......
100,000
.Preferred.....
42.750
Hamilton Nat Bank
of Weehawken
141,414
Liberty National Bk
100.000
Guttenberg
Merchants TrUnOlty
500.000
Oomw'lth Tr Un Oity
598.500
100,000
Gutt'b'g Bk ft Tr Oo
Weehawken Tr Oo
400,000
Huds Tr Oo Un Oity. al .000.000
Woodcliff Trust Oo..
145.000
First National Bk—
Common........
240
60
31'37
First Nat Bk ft TrOo
11
30
29
27
North ft West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un City d
Nat Bk ofWNY
.
Marine Trust Oo
50
1,848,267
Oommon.......
Debentures.
.
"II"
ox
28X
25
AOft.Oftft
I
Lincoln-E Side N Bk d
200.000
Mfrs ft Trad Tr Oo.
5.000.000
88
10
100
240.000
225,000
!
mm —mm
sa
........
440"
420
230
50
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
15
10
25
10,533,972
6,097,816
200.000
:
Kingsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank.
Brooklyn Trust Oo:
Kings Oo Trust Oo..
27
10
100
!
Bank
Flatbush Nat
4X
45
■
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank of N J... d
600
Buffalo-
100
25
8
3.000.000 1,409.908 43,628,143
Banking Oo
National State Bank
500.000 1,691,115 21,869,412
Olinton Trust Oo... d 626. 980/
~
562,311
3,007,317
Columbus Trust Oo.
400,00.0
45,812
1,939,844
Federal Trust Oo...
1.622,500 1,088,588 32,932,277
Fidelity Un Tr Oo— d7,500.000 7,804,034 143,393,689
Merch ft Newark Tr.
2,500.000 1,814,362
17,057,303
Union National Bk.. d 336.300
118,557
3,375,410
United States Tr Oo.
600.000
566,563
3,326,883
West Side Trust Oo. 1.075.000
386,410 10,313,976
100
64,999,703
23,787,511
400.000
700.000
Nat. banks Dec.
10
NewarkBank of Commerce of
Preferred..
—
Auburn—
Nat Bank of Auburn
Auburn Trust Oo..
150
200.000
600.000
Xt. HollyUnion Nat Bk&TrOo
Farmers' Trust Oo..
_
—
100
500.000
595,488
First National Bank.
National Iron Bank.
American Trust Oo..
Monistown Trust Oo
Preferred.
m
Oity National Bank.
4X
230.000
Long Branch Bkg Oo
_Morristown—
w
3,432,626
54,030,034
First National Bank:
3X
24,154,634
1,103.439
Marine Midl'd Tr Oo
hong Branch-
Preferred
1,410,717
5,146.958
2,572,856
418,416
Brooklyn—State B ank A Tru
........
Newark
Nomi nal.
Pet share
250,000
l,5ftft.ftftft
State Bank of Albany d2,900 000
First Trust Oo
d2,980.000
Mech ft Farmers Bk.
Nat Oom Bk ft Tr Oo
8
17
30
institutions
Dec. 31
Albany—
53
48
State
NEW YORK
"3X
-m
-mm
MAECH, 1938]
National Banks
Dec. 31
NEW YORK
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
National Banks
Dec. 31
State Institutions
Dec. 81
Cross
Deposits
Par
Per
N.Y. City (Concl.)
National Oity Bank. 77.500,000 58.564.079 1618270000 12H
NatSafetyBkA Tr Oo si .014.300
600,000 /15,242,300
Penn Exchange Bank
244,400 / 3,122,900
j>529,000
Pnbllo Nat BkATrCo 7.000.000 8.949.941 131,545,000 17 H
Schroder Bkg Corp. 6.000.000 2,261,976 /22,327,664
Sterling Nat B 9c T.. 1.600.000 1,641,100 /27,136,300 "25
Trade Bank of NY..
285,300 / 6,495,400 12H
S418.750
IS*
Trust
co. returns
d ate
Dec.
502,000
572.000
4.158,687
18,052,039
332,200
3,947.134
640,900
1.066,000
2,889,970
2,027,000
181690064
249,375
61,732,194
1,353,100
I,916,277
8,144,000
8,493,000
59,715,259
292,526,346
33,900
76,076,573
221,900
10,773,000
23,627,831
12,059,000
1449807513
2,945,053
519,097,285
17,319,406
38,288,643
"loo
350
10
7
20
30
47
20
50
25
10
20
100
Common
229,300
1.000.000
2.000.000
28.760,935
863,400
385,000
4,046,383
50
10
300.000
33,183
550.000
195,000
200.000
19,683
127,093
7,998
44,128
86,815
800,000
241,592
126,181
997,678
350,000
498,571
300,000
400.000
400,000
10
2.832,968 1214
3
7
5,496,981
3,036,875
15
10
15
3.406,220
1,722,818
8
1,882,313
166
7,573,974
100
17
22
4,676,693 f 25
1 25
20
14.201,127
21
26
»*>< COi
48
5,574,380
25
20
25
871,864
6,983,339
10
30
35
49,891
8,606,953
20
20
10
9
4
4
"l3"
"IB"
23"
in Yonkers.......
Yonkers Nat Bank
A Trust Co-
Common
220
....
Preferred....
H
245""
100
1354
1&0
!205
6
93
25
25
200
17,886,691 J 20
100
""M"* NORTH CAROLINA ygSV*Nomi nal.
Per share
Asheville—
First Nat Bk A Tr..
e
300.000
112,368
2,769,686
«
450,000
500.000
300.000
1.200.000
391,680
475,436
532,484
1,887,899
4,862,713
11,113,036
6,552,059
53,458,724
50
100
150.000
500.000
200.000
100.000
214,000
46,440
1,095,057
145,805
111,000
a
56,026
1,469,177
11,612,269
1,827,166
1,950,647
1,224,991
128
20
100
Charlotte—
OH
754
100
5,963,300
10,442,100
85.482,588
80
90
1515
100 1465
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank....
Amerlean Trust Co..
Durham—
Oitisens* Nat Bank.
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
50
2,707,300
366.100
Home Savings Bank
Mech A Farmers Bk-
100
100
25
20
70
195
200
198
270
275"
80
25
75
18
25
25
Greensboro—
.929,458
...
Capital notes.....
1.000.000
Jl,322,946
20
16,642,972
44
20
71,900,203
30
50
2.800.000
2.500.000
324,217
600.000
Capital notes
1.200.000
Genesee Vail Tr Co.. s2.550.000
590,607
Boch Trust 9c SDOo 1.000.000 3,060.000
Security Trust Oo—
Common........
300.000 12,393.279
Capital notes.....
200.000
Union Trust Co:
Common....
3.000.000
10H
33
47
15,533,690
37,558,858
"26
31.808.655
100 1100
20
45.413,759
Guilford Nat Bank—
Common........
Preferred.
Security Nat Bank—
150.000
196,283
3,738,014
800,000
333,933
11,630,067
10
10
10
N
o
re
cent
762.650
678,514
19,427,072
25
sa
les
180,000
300.000
116,584
641,637
2,679,068
7,179,676
25
,
50.000
Raleigh—
......
"14"
98
90
First Citizens BkATr
Wilmington People's Sav Bk A Tr
Wllm 8av A Tr Co..
1
1
1
<30
C
882,282
400,000 1
396,000
ioo.ooo
...
200.000
253.590
300.000
750.000
........
Schenectady Tr Oo
410,317
526,072
1,3222296
8.487,279
8,111,539
16.259,534
1.200.000
Preferred
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Oo—
223,979
400.000
........
6,289,767
Common
{ 10
I
10
(710
100
Preferred
Wachovia Bk ATr..
20,255,903 {100
275
250
<7160
1160
154,174
Winston-Salem—
First National Bank-
Schenectady—
10
Wilson—
Branch Bkg A Tr Oo
Common
Preferred
Nat Bk of Wilson...
Mohawk Nat Bank—
Common
50
50
share.
20
100
4254
5154
8.373,670
800.000
Rochester—
Lincoln-Allia BkATr
Common,..
4% Oon v.Preferred
Central Trust Oo—
"22"
2,030,000
200.000
150,000
680.000
Common
Preferred
County Trust Oo...
Yonkers—
Central Nat Bank...
First National Bank
145
515
50 >4
034,000
prices
Peoples N B A T Oo:
60
15
,
S
1,571,036
2,378,043
176 250
tarrytown N BATrOo
White Plains'—
Oitisens Bank
s
4454
1254
Per
210,555
174,194
Ask
Bid
Nom.
550.000
s
....
55
12
Par
100.000
600.000
Rye Trust Oo
42 H
Cross
Deposits
170,000 \
30.000
Bk A Tr Oo
Mutual Trust Oo.
Rye—Rue Nat Bk...
145129357 610.292.530 I 20
S
Jamaica. L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
10
25
10
100
100
100
Common......
Preferred.
Westches Co Nat
Common.......
Preferred......
Pleasantville—
Mt Pleas Bk&TrOo
Port Chester—1st N.
358
49
7H
97
6
Dec. 31
Peekskill—
Peekskill N BATOo
102
94
Surplus &
Profits
Westchester Co. (<Concl.)Ossining—1st Nat Bk
9c Trust Oo.
200.000
Ossining Trust Oo. s 350,000
34"
Common........ 10.000.000 II,265.171
*
IF* if*
25
Convertible pref
9.421.020
Marine Midi Tr Co.. 6.000.000 9,020,975 104,788,878
New York Trust Oo 12.500.000 27.798,656 324,291,006
Pan American Tr Oo
181,000
4,162,000
600.000
Savings Banks Tr Oo 2.500,000 4,752 200 99,441,300
Title Guar 9c Tr Oo—
Debenture notes..
Trust Oo of Nor Am.
Underwriters Tr Oo.
U S Trust Oo of N Y
12
3054
96
...
_
10
29H
100
100
50
Oity Bank Farmers'
10.000.000 14,120,759 73,396,510
_Trust Oo
..
ilH it*
31.1937
Bk of Athens Tr Oo.
600.000
144,400
3,477,700
Banca Com It Tr Oo 2.000.000
834.631 11,657,584
Banco di Nap Tr Oo.
612,800 16,022,600
1.000.000
B'kof Montreal Tr Oo 1,000.000
605,600
223,200
Bank of N Y & TrOo 6,000.000 13,372,665 177,683,179
Bankers Trust Oo
25.000.000 76.932,372 819,473,017
Bronx County Tr Oo
257.500 20,116,100
542,500
Cent Han BkATr Oo 21.000.000 70.476.231 831,259,130
Chemical Bk & Tr Oo 20.000.000 54,625.894 506,375.322
Clinton Trust Oo... s 750,000
Colonial Trust Co
1.000.000
Continental BkATr. 4.000.000
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Oo 15.000.000
Corporation Trust Oo
500.000
Empire Trust Oo
3.600.000
Equitable Trust Oo.
500.000
Federation BkATr Oo
825.000
Fulton Trust Co.... 2.000.000
Fiduciary Trust Co.. 1,000.000
Guaranty Trust Co.. 90.000,000
Hellenic Bk 9c Tr Oo. 1,000,000
Irving Trust Oo
50.000.000
Schroder Trust Oo
1.000,000
Lawyers Tr Oo..... 2.000.000
Ufti Trust Co:
Common
32.998.440
share.
State Institutions
NEW YORK
Capital
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal
,
107
TKUST COMPANIES
BANKS AND
25
2,853,629
n
82,833
2,641,872
10
11'
2,287,236
110,000
90,000
e3,970.000
73,434,686
100
I
I§5"
142
100
100
200
Syracuse—
Lincoln Nat B 9c TOo
Merch Nat II 9c T Oo
Common........
Preferred..
First Trust It Dep Oo
834,999
21,355.930
20
31
750.000
180.000
| 420,243
9,470,915
{ 20
15
Common........ d4.691.844
1,318.263
51,560,753
_
.
33
6
(720
.
_
.
NORTH DAKOTA
7
554
Syracuse Trust Co
Common
National Banks
Dec. 31
17
I 20
,
}
Nomi nal.
■
Per
Fargo—
.
1.000.000
.
Capital notes.....
1.400.000
Jl,101,533
29,768,368
I.1.?
1454
1654
Dakota Nat
Bank..
•201.000
50.000
Fargo National Bk..
165,858
117,877
500,000
150.000
250.000
134,659
201,928
70,475
6,129,188
3,162,224
100
N
0
100
re
cent
25
sa
les
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Common..
e
Merch Nat BkATrOo
UtienFirst Citizens Bk 9c T
Preferred
Oneida Nat Bk A Tr
Common.
Preferred......
1.000.000
990.000
........
1,551,639
675,826
112,352
59,840
Jl,452,634
600.000 I
198.000
484,179
21,344,654 < 25
25
10.562,777
7,318,913
3,671,846
%
32,207,368
21
8
20
n
Nor A Dakota Tr Oo
Troy—
Manufactur Nat Bk. si .400.000
National City Bank.
600.000
Union Nat Bank... S 634.400
Troy Trust Oo......
S448.500
e
National Banks
Dec. 31
10
Common........
210.000
124.075
Preferred
120.000
Northern N Y Tr Oo
Common........
Capital notes....
5,859.398
360,050
Institutions
Dec. 31
Per
200,000 I
495.000
1.241.645
100,000
N
o
149.058
15,856.446
924,662
88,308
22,009,224
4,120,478
"loo
Goodyear State Bk.
Firestone Pk TrAS B
Common........
les
| <25
1,255,721
572,387
19,587,830
11,072,409
9,785,277
3,280,941
1,726,325
100
cent
les
100
1,218,171
0
re
100
J 603,955
Capital debentures
N
14,798,569
200,000
608,000
e
First National Bank
995,000
Geo. D. Harter Bank fl,000,000
re cent
share.
100
sa
First-Central Tr. Oo.
20
4,061,478 { 35
\ 40
10,685,152
State
Akron—
Dime Savings Bk Oo
Common
sa
600.000
280.000
OHIO
Nomi nal
10,229,017 { 20
i 25
Capital notes..—
165,605
100
<760
Watertown—
500.000
......
30
........
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk-
a
n
25
9
{254
i
share
100
2,584,720
1,884,312
Canton-
145
100
Wostehester Oo—
Bronxville—
Gramatan Nat Bk 9c
Tr Oo
Bronxville Tr Co...
200.000
350.000
173,268
186,207
3,647,684
4,176,431
20
100
Mt.Vernon—litN_. # 700.000
Fleetwood Bk (The). s 267.500
Mt Vernon Tr Oo. s3.000.000
572,000
116,012
641,460
12,759,000
3,206,155
6,454,566
100
100
v 10
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank, s 115.000
First Nat Bank...
300.000
Huguenot Tr Co.. $ 650.000
New Rochelle Tr.. sl.600.000
2,150,685
4,558,617
1,509,649
14,878.620
20
1
272.290
143,743
514,093
20
27
1
3
30
3
23
28
.
s
10
20
19
24
150
140
25
154
175
"254
Cincinnati—
Atlas Nat Bank....
Otnn Bk A Tr Co—
Columbia Bk A S Oo
e
e
400.000
200.000
199,500
171,653
137,627
100
10
270
97
9H
Tr
t Marine Midland Corp.
a June 30.1937.
c On Jan. 30,1938, the Branch Banking A Trust Oo. of Wilson, N. O.,
acquired the assets and assumed the liabilities of the Bank of Fremont
at Fremont, N. O., and on Jan. 31,1938, opened a branch office in the latter
city.
d Capital stock of the First Trust A Deposit Oo. of Syracuse, N. Y..
consists of 348,849 shares of common stock of $6 par; 866,250 shares or
preferred A stock of $3 par, and 52,566 shares of pref. B stock of $9 par a sh.
e Common and preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
/Dec. 31. 1937.
q
Retirement price.
by Marine Midland Corp.
First report.
I Last sale, n Member First Bank Stock Corp.
i Controlled
k
108
banks and
National Banks
Capital
Cincinnati (Con.)
State Institutions
Dec. 31
ohio
Dec. 31
Surplus &
Profits
%
6,000.000
4,978.907
70
Nsrwood-Hyde Park
Bk A Tr Co
d
600.000
Lincoln Nat Bank..
600,000
NorthsldeBkATrOo d 240.400
People's Bk A St Oo d 600.000
Ptot S Bk & Tr Oo.
1,800,000
Second Nat Bank...
1.000,000
So Ohio S Bk A Tr Oo
192,296
1,200,501
160,968
278,806
3,178,388
839,560
602,944
308,392
2,141.554
pennsylvania sum^rum'
Cross
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Per share.
,^5. 149
127
123
100
100
50
100
10
100
100
15,079,199
6,802.533
11,759,604
66,692.050
Allentown—
215
55
'"28"
30
150
135
Surplus &
Profits
1,583,967
2,168,404
1,168,168
883,010
Par
13,379,338
8.563.510
5,556,371
100
25
10
38
23
26
7.160.075
100
110
125
125
150
Altoona—
600,000
13,100,000
......
Oapltal debentures
10
100
80
7
85
115
93,801,680 1100
150.000
295,500
289,043
6,235,192 1100
u00
250,000
263.390
249.300
432,984
4,253,784
253,468
2,849,645
Bank of Erie
200.000
First National Bank dl ,252,500
Lawrence Park N Bk
50.000
Marine Nat Bank... dl,291.000
Nat Bk & Trust Oo..
300,000
138,839
429,889
52,309
192,829
271,505
1,138,067
14,171,996
683,020
8,198,771
3,801,635
300,000
769.950
200,000
362,141
13,180,385 I
50
i
50
59,000
1,445.436
Allison-East End Tr.
„
Western Bk & Tr Oo <12.000.000
Central Trust Oo... 6.000.00Q
Ftfth-Third-Unlon Tr ust Oo—
Oommon
6,000,000
120
396,510
Oapltal Bk A Tr Oo.
Harrlsburg Nat Bank
300,000
300,000
400,000
400,000
400.000
155,514
388,871
811,973
909,504
1,196,524
1,474,438
2,795,641
3,992,671
6,297,231
4,333,617
13,036,101
11,673,124
400,000
600,000
625,000
761,023
986,320
394,408
10,574,888
10,932,740
8,507,378
20
20
Preferred
Altoona Trust Oo—
Oommon.
Preferred
Oentral Trust Oo...
2*660.000
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per shore.
165
155
First Nat Bank—
Common
125
6
1
Cross
Deposits
$
$
1,000.000
1,000.000
450,000
500.000
Allentown Nat Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Second, Nat Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
100
5.624,118
9,892,977
2,331,445
3,143,879
46,121,838
Capital
Ask
Bid
-
First National Bank.
trust companies
/ 10
10
100
mmm
18
16
115"
165"
Cleveland—
amer Say Bank Oo.
Oentral Nat Bk—
Oommon
180,947
300.000
100
4.805,683
5.000.000 11,561,212 136,915,019
7,920,000
589,731
260.000
1,981,975
d 486,000
164,619
4,432.262
7,600.000 4,268,909 138,236,939
d 190.000
58,496
685,676
Oommon......... 13,800,000 14.150,176 347,218,076
Oapltal notes..... 14.137.600
Union Say A L Oo..
360.229
900.000
2,835,674
100
Preferred........
pier Say A Loan Oo.
Lorain Street Bank
National Oity Bank.
North Amer Bk Oo.
Cleveland Trust Oo
Brie-
200
f 20
....
9
7H
o24
16
100
60
"24" "26"
20
108
98
66*3
15
Security-Peoples TrOommon
100
10
100
100
Preferred
Union Bank (The)— d
a50
50
109
Harrlsburg—
Columbus—
Branson Bk A Tr Oo
260.000
Oity Nat Bk A Tr Oo dl .800.000
Uolumbus Saying Bk d
80.000
Fifth Ave Say Bk Oo c
200.000
67,634
1,534.112
116,173
114,949
2,171,317
176,993
70,437
Huntington Nat Bk. d3,600.000
Market ExchBk Oo.
200.000
Northern Say Bk... d 160.000
Ohio National Bk
c4.000.000
,
3,072,311
2,980,141
28,420,582
1,654,482
2,487,582
55,427,834
3,906,988
1.395.632
70,207,979
100
95
10
H sS
15H
100
•
!
«...
165" 175""
100
200,000
295,000
842.000
........
Preferred
Third N B & Tr Oo_. d
Winters N B & Tr Co
........
Oommon
........
Preferred
.........
177.262
[
562,242
1,500,000
800,000 f
595,433
Dauphin Dep Tr Oo.
Harrlsburg Trust Oo
100
13
80
70
275'
250
70
60
"loo
0
Lancaster—
Oonestoga Nat Bk..
20
Fulton Nat Bank...
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk d
Farmers' BkATr Oo
Dayton—
Merch N B A T CoCommon
Oentral Trust Oo...
10
8
10
12
10
75
25
60
50
100 1420
7,911,876 /100
95
"25
25
15.280.993
■ -
-
404,679
5,886,947
300.000
238,864
1.931.532
3,040,000
7,087,506
326,944
8,832,491
55,437.866
9,758,818
10
50
101,669,121
137,546
3,290,593
5,303,526 82,657,407
67,418
2,860,554
294,432
9,844,800
4,200,980 31.962,930
1,911,857 13,401,330
20
*
300,000
188,180
155
145 H
100
15
10
10
10
Oommon....
Preferred
Northern Bk A TrOo
98
34,237,811 /100
I 60
50
I'lH
102
-
Philadelphia—
Toledo-
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
City National Bank. dl,100,700
Commerce Guard Bk
Oommon
600,000
400,000 f
......
.
Oapltal debentures
668,458
14,697.878
Nat Bank of Toledo:
Oommon........
200,000
Preferred....
175,000
Spltser-R T A S Bk. d 600.000
Ohio Oltizena Tr Oo. [
600,000
Toledo Trust CJo.._. 6,000,000
_
177,349
.
250,677
718,274
2,708,292
35
| 25
Corn Exch Nat Bank
40
A Trust
Co
4.550.000
Erie National Bank. d 470,000
3,111,000
200,000
Kensington Nat Bk. dl,138,517
Market St Nat Bk..
1,000,000
NatBkofGer ATrOo
400.000
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
First National Bank.
Gimbel Bros Bk A Tr
4,368,065 /100
1125
50
2,397,450
20
12.555.228
50
85,453,460
33
55
37
60
17
19
Oommon
Youngstown—
1,250,000 L: 543,376
Capital notes
2,000,000
413,803
Mahoning Nat Bank dl ,425,000
Union Nat Bank..
1:250,000 1,924,295
14,165.633 / 50
25
10.433.229
18,470,437
6,025,513
ru¬
100
North Broad Natl Bk
Northeast Nat Bank
25
ns
16 X
145
Oity Tr & Say Bk—
Common........
Capital notes..
750,000 L
152,739
1,243,700
67,078
105,000 1
95,000
250,000
200.000
...
Pro farrarl
Dollar Say & Tr CoCommon
60
100
100
50
100
10
1.852,539 f
L
176,686
160,946
2,087,596
3,258,849
10
10
| 123,723
3,300.000
4,637,156
55,957
350
47
OH
3d""
360
48
8
alO
50
64
67
15
17
o25
| 714,793
200,000
100,000
405,336
"~27~"
41*
291
"""S H
...
Preferred....
Tioga Nat Bk A TrOo d
iV*
37
287
n*
10
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Oommon...
275,000 \ 132,782
3,281,748 / 25
Preferred
225,000 I
I 25
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14,000,000 24,378,827 370,312,761
20
Roosevelt Bank
d
39,526
270.000 i
2,134,000
50
Second Nat Bank—
Common
500.000
8,054,395 I 10
Preferred
650,000
t 10
South Phila Nat BkOommon
30 H
18
3,241,273 I 20
I 30
2,629,990
25
104 H 105 h
14
9
10
9H
11
6
8
153
159
Tradesmen'sNational
National Banks
Dec. 31
oklahoma
Bank A Trust Co.
ate Institutions
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Guthrie—
100,000
75,000
.
e
144,162
68,246
100
2,262,857
1.478,938
100
McAlesterr
100.000
V.
100.000
204,000
242,236
25
2,656,000
2,292,826
N o
100
re cent
Muskogee—
sa
k
100,000
300,000
.
161,413
358,193
371,660
400.000
a
I
240,321
2,895,976
234,168
781,120
200,000
o
5.000.000
Fidelity Nat Bank.. d 450.000
Liberty Nat Bank.. dl,200.000
.
.
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Na
c
Stock Yards Bar
100,000
500.000
40,000
40,455
355,738
2,000,000
1,731,904
-
„
19,130
les
100
100
100
2,611,347
3,719,287
5,116.286
_
125,060 I
.
.
Oommon..
Preferred—
10^
150
185
26
32
50
175
75
225
125
100
100
100
100
100
100
125
20
25
27
5,112.324 f 20
20
....
Common
Preferred
....
.
c
49.121,896
d
1
350.000
63,591
2,250,000
1,500,000
25,000
p,559,495
12,035
4.824.926
Penn Oo for Insur oh
Lives A Grant Ann
Tr A Safe Dep Oo.
160
Penn W'h'g A S D Oo
Provident Trust
Real Est Tr Oo.....
20.
20
3.750,000 15,493,992
7.425,000
1,000.000 1,250,071
Mitten Bk A Tr Oo
698,334
1.500,000
Ninth Bank A Tr Oo d2,464,810
•732,334
Northern Trust Co..
500,000 2,783,570
Nor Phila Trust Oo.
500,000
1,278,788
Liberty Title A Tr Oo
Security Bk A Tr Oo.
Sonsitaly Bk A Tr Oo
25
59,623.011 f 10
1 20.
336,789 100 "no"
100
10
10
10
10
n
lio
{10
•
i
i
*
t
i
i
State Institutions
7,327,545
3,927,643 100,629,579
491,127
4,216,964
100
210
100
100
4,463.913 116,072,841
20
30
share
100
317,204
Allegheny Valley Bk.
Arsenal Bank
Bank of Ohio Valley.
Braddock Nat Bank.
....
76
9
3
4
3M
192
52
19
78
10
4
alO
8
4
H
37
8,400,000 14,548,595 224,403,782
750,000
1,134,728
928,035
3,200,000 14,164,080 46,492,780
1,500,000 2,445,000 11,253,850
300,000
242,896
3,305,683
125,000
10,232
809,942
10
100
100
50
30 H
31M
57
42 f"
416
56
54
32
29
10H
10
8
50
34,.
11H
605
102
9
215,271
254,793
105,572
851,342
200,000
100,000
200,000
500.000
3,127,303
1,439,402
702,327
11,720,657
40
50
*10
100
100
Sale price.
Preferred
c
stock
retirement
price.
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Oommon and preferred stock or debentures
outstanding.
e
Portland—
First National Bank- 53,000,000
Portland Tr A Say Bk
300.000
United States Nat'l
Bank
4.500.000
18
11
24
318
585
97
$d|000|000«
Per
200,006
50
mtmmmrn
as of Feb. 7. 1938, the First National Bank of Portland,
Portland, Ore., Increased its common capital stock from $2,500,000 to
Nomi nal
First National Bank
310
182
~~mmm
50
60
10
100
50
6 Effective
Dec. 31
Eugene-
15
95
9H
19
Pittsburgh—
30
i
*
oregon
20
50
100
"25" "25"
a
National Banks
Dec. 31
31,267.023
100
8,586,777
6,015,036
20,029,517
12,570,730
7,165,232
.
100
125
175,000
.
.
250,597
j 1,542,110
Land Title Bk A TOo
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk del.
)
Fourth Nat Bank—
Common..
90,210
Wyoming Bk A Tr.. d 300,000
Banca Com It Tr Oo.
342,360
2,165 ,950
1,000,000
Broad Street Trust..
400.000
427,823
1,762 ,361
Ohestnut Hill T A Tr
96,524
250,000
1,506 ,970
Fidellty-Phila Tr Oo 6.700.000 17,100,525 104,145 ,512
Finance Oo of Pa
641 ,114
2,320.000 e7,315,742
Frankford Trust Oo.
500,000
1,325,573 10,078 ,912
Germantown Tr Oo.
1,400,000 2,550,040 21,223 ,466
Girard Trust Oo
4,000,000 11,370,539 110,644 ,160
Industrial Trust Oo. dl.132,250
1,188,697
11,559 ,895
Integrity Trust Oo—
Oommon
995,973
1st preferred.....
2,000,000
36,409.239
2d preferred
3,000.000
...
«10
5,902,864
56,410,383
7,333,702
19,972,572
1,510,950
16,063,583
1,028,907
41,080 ,613
2,719 ,534
June 30,1937.
h Preferred stock retired.
235
108
ZIH
(March 31, 1937.
I Last sale.
s
New stock.
x
Ex-dividend.
V
Ex-rights.
March, 1938]
banks
trust companies
and
I
w" pennsylvania
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
''
Capital
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
(Concluded.)
Dollar Savings Bank
Farmers Deposit Nat
S
5,515,004
6.000.000 10,359,930
6.000.000 6,436,703
First National Bank.
First Nat Bank & Tr
_
200
100
185
195
Miners A Merch Bk.
0
Pittsburgh..
400,000
713,428
224,285
964,166
178,476
412,025
1,290,778 ""15
50
2,351,073
125,227
433,679
1,737.608
4,461,395
5,512,366
9,768,286
3,411,897
100
190
100
50
100
Common
...
Preferred.
10
J 615,657
142,848
195,145
4,558,609
1,501,651
527,536
486,089
5,955,755
4,146,386
$
16,692,893
5,515,001
445,306
Pitt
National Bank.
Sheraden Bank
Union National Bank
Union Savings Bank.
Western sad Bank
Co.
Colonial Trust Co
Com* wealth Trust Co
Dormont 8 A t Co.
Farmers Deposit Tr.
Fidelity Trust Co
Manchester
Savings
10
100
100
37,851,764 J100
1100
share
100
100
0
15**
16**
95
Columbia—
892,429
200,000 I
228,836
4,091,414
170,000
7.500.000 34,027,398 276,589,511
1
1
°!
-----
First Nat Bk of Col.
Lower Main St Bank
50
100
20
125
f 50
First National Bank.
250.000
200.000
,
100
10**
240
250
25**
2,757,775 [ 20
------
26**
Spartanburg—
e50
Com'l Nat Bank—
Common
100
10
10
65
60
50
1,757.246 f 25
1 25
40
1,824,415
50
11,372,075
10
25
Greenville—
50
160,000
40.000
......
141,625 1
68,642
108,375
200,000
151,900
700,000
604,110
50,000
153,057
2.000.000 4,468,816
1.000.000 3,558,976
i
497,500
413,521
700,000
820.009
i3,832,500 1,708,728
1.600.000 1,915.171
125.000
119,850
1,320,000 1,203,147
2.000.000 9,013,603
4
-----
Peoples Nat Bank
.....
Mellon Nat Bank...
Nat Bank of America
Common
Preferred
Nor Side
Deposit Bk
Ask
Per
$
502,070
204,607
40,315
200.000
35,000
Citizens A Sou Bank
Carolina Sav Bank..
at
Iron a Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat bk—
Allegheny Trust
185"*"
%
70O.000
200,000
50,000
1,100,000
1,200,000
100
100,000
172,700
Bk (The)
Common
Preferred
Charleston—
share.
Per
Id)
300,000
500.000
635,600
200,000
200,000
200.000
Bank
Hill Top Bank
Homewood Bank
$
53,893,644
79,155,522
91.225,366
Bid
Nomi nal
South Oaro Nat Bk—
Co of East Pitts._
Forbes National Bk_
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
'
Ask
Bid
Par
Pittsburgh
Hazelwood
"'ty SOUTH CAROLINA
Gross
Deposits
109
Preferred.
J
«25
68,849
i
25
20
65
55
63
183"
188'
50
1,312,681
31,922.311
36,093,868
3,939,110
6,119,464
30,730,472
19,991,658
2,485,405
201,905
100
21,711.446
25
2,586,732
50
40
6.000.000 10,997,023 92,266,510
i
875,000
410,878
6,064,668
150.000
253.351
2.051,363
125.000
371,037
1,921,002
1.500.000 92,753.188 235,449.328
500,000 1,277,244
6,328.639
200.000
178,392
1,945.264
i
175.000
103,501
2.1X1,017
20
28
31
5
5
8
100
100
85
*
Bank A Trust Co.
250.000
376,624
100
100
50
[nfa south dakota^vrr0"
'"id"
100
100
80
90
100
50
87
90
95
92
1s5"
'"85"
89
Nomi nal
Sioux Falls—
First Nat'l Bk a Tr.
Nat Bk of So Dak
1
Northw'tSecurNatBk
i
Per
385.000
117,460
230,466
178,197
63,157
100,000
Union Savings Bank.
795.000
150.000
100
4,731,258
3,121,554 pi66
8,848,084 /100
1,163,643 100
share.
n
o
re
cent
sa
les
People's-Pittsburgh
Tr
Co
__i
Potter Title A
tr$3o
Provident Trust Co.
South
Hills Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Washington Tr Co..
West End Bank
William Ponn Tr Co.
Workl ngman's Savgs
Bank A Trust Co.
100
6400"
100
50
100
7
37
50
60
10
National Banks
Dec. 31
6800
1,108,896
1.000,000
1.800.000
800.000
1.170.300
9,811,216
621,517
75
Amer Tr a
625.000
Scranton Nat bk—
Common
200,000
100,000
400.000
...
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat bat Co-
Common.....
Preferred
West Side Bank
_
186,888
5,051,487
149,555
348.655
39,555
J 153,580
10
1,148,436
25
25
28
18
55
50
16
50
70
28
60
75
2,440.935
a
50
10
150,000
189.550
Preferred
12J*
18**
—
32
20
40
50
9
4.838,997
25
752.121
15.614,807
25
48
423,398
2,873,176
25
1,841,295
25
1
ICO 10
"65""
50
25
J 152,478
65" "70"
3
3**
25
First National Bank
w-b Dep a Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
750,000
200,000
2.500,000
1.000,000
500.000
500.000
1,386,139
154,007
5,391,540
3,031,697
730,980
9,495,373
1,219,658
24,068.166
14,719,057
3,878,456
8,141.902
250,000
250,000
225.000
211,064
352,010
513,349
2,475,953
4,515.005
5,422,665
605,839
190
200
371,543
150
155
100
50
50
100
1,271,682
9,656,621 floo
1100
40,261,697 100
50,000
200,000
43,993
110,620
1,207,123
468.419
25,315,972
11,301,023
325.000
242
247
49
50
109
430
105
420
25
28
50
101
140" i45"
Knoxville—
Bank of Knoxville
Oomm'l Bk a Tr Oo.
<
HamiltonNationalBk <
950,000
Park National Bank.
1.000,000
1,524,213 100
2,549,153 6.25
130
135
9
10
220
230
100
100
300
310
220
230
100
220
230
100
100
Memphis—
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
1.000.000
1,000.000
1,731,997
2,009,933
77,094
41,278,995
60.000
Bank a Trust Co.
3.500.000
4,550,994
63,112.696
3,000.000
3,500.000
300.000
1.000.000
11,316,366
53,081,645
574,062
925,831
5.711,333
19,959,928
993,542
28,214,347
1,389,000
10
24**
25**
10
13**
14**
10
18
20
9,249,008 [100
1100
25,687,003 100
(6)
105
225
240
Nashville—
American Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
.....
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust co—
Common
Wilkes-Barre—Hanover National Bk
Miners Nat Bank
Beoona Nat Bank...
100
——
20**
15
75
Penna Trust co—
Common........
10,125.600
<2,800,000
Hamilton Nat Bank.
6
743,580
1.000,000 I
150,000
250.000
984,182
325,000 i
Preferred
10
62,630,015
1,113,483
2,257,000
966,222
362,447
2,533,199
200.000
4.050,000
200.000
North Scrant Bk A tr
300.000
Providence Bank
t
300.000
_
Bkg Oo_.
Commercial Nat Bk:
6,924,840
18,290,046
3,897,714
16,877,733
1,162.830
Soranton—
ie. Scranton State Bk
First National Bank.
Green Ridge Bank
Preferred
Nomi nal.
Per share•
Chattanooga—
400.000
Common
Beading Trust Co..
State Institutions
Dec. 31
'id"
Beading—
Union National Bank
Berks Co Trust Co..
City Bank A Tr Co..
tennessee
1100
500.000
r
Preferred
i
1.133.300
Third National Bank
1,203,063
1,000,000
25
110
30
103
Willi&msDort—
First National Bank
Williams port n Bk._
West Branch Bk a Tr
10
National Banks
Dec. 31
20
State Institutions
Dec. 31
TEXAS
10
Tork—
Nomi nal
Austin—
Cent Nat Bk a Tr Co
Common
250,000 1
194,091
190,000
322.734
150,000
26,944
100,000
600,000
579.597
194.421
125,000
506.004
225,000
878,610
300,000
532,617
500,000
500.000
770,167
750.000 1,227,092
Preferred...
Drov a Mech n Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
York Co Nat Bank..
York n Bk a Tr Co.
Guardian Trust Co..
York Trust Co
7
2,504.104 f 10
l
5
10 "24"
3,165.196
669,526
Per
American Nat Bank.
Austin Nat Bank...
"25"
100
7,779,629
10
"l8**
1,594,715
4,272,260
5,711.911
4,782,918
4,108,833
10
100
20
25
25
16 **
17**
193
195
55
57
7,302,952
10
39
62
llH
18**
19 h
300.000
579,750
400,000
489,799
12,427,706
15,752,319
3.122,328
/100
Beaumont—
American Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Secur St Bk A Trust <
400.000
400,000
200,000
490,851
778,643
72,735
<
100
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock.
1100
10,892,928
13,301,561
2,418,202
100
100
5.565,922 102,624,711
51,726
1,347,156
20
100
elOO
100
N
o
rec ent
sa
les
Dallas—
First National Bank.
Hillcrest State Bank.
8,000,000
25,000
45 **
46**
Liberty State Bank:
i
gjjjjg
Common
rhode island
Newport—
Common.
Preferred.
Newport Trust Co..
Preferred..
Nomi
Per
400.000
210.000
120,000
300,000
} 276,656
6,025,755
55,424
531.258
60
494,604
2,623,093
100
500,000
1,049,045
4.411.025
25
85,804
1,755,950
(10
228,595
1,392,779
/ 25
RepubllcNat Bank..
Nat Bank of Comm.
Dallas Nat Bank...
35
I 25
Oak Cliff Bk A Tr Co:
Common
-----
150"
Capital notes
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank
Common
150.000 I
82,700 J
123,106
1,100,000 L 921,040
900.000
3,820,000
150,000
351,849
1.000.000
890,021
4,000,000
100,000
62,100
4,739,981
75
85
10
2,169,629
54,079
2,285,620
12
Common
.....
Capital notes.....
105.000
95,000
120,000
}
110
50
,
75.000
j100
j 20
22
"75*"
140
290
180
30
28
80"
150
310
200
35
cJune 30,
| 305,993
1100
29
1937.
d A mutual savings bank.
e
Preferred stock retirement price.
/ Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
2250"" 2465"
140
1100
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern Nat. Bank of Atlanta, Ga
< Common and preferred stock outstanding.
q
p
Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corporation
x
Ex-dividend.
}
175
38**
46
215
48
100
Sale price.
I Last sale.
248.750'
3,017,810
45
210
47
t Citizens A Southern Bank of Savannah, Ga., system.
b Member of First Security Corp.
k Stock all owned by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
200,000
37**
elO
Woonsoeket—
Preferred
20
100
20
"lid""
*
350,000
5,044,675 / 25
150.000
I 25
850,000
790,004
8,438,304
50
450,000
934.745
3,428,582
50
1,500.000 2,552,833
12,111.656 100
4,000,000 9,695,557 110,911,893
100
125.000
181,122
1,519,926
25
2,500.000 2,892.225 51,623,059 *100
5,000,000 12,094,998 42,143,160 1000
1.000.000 1,378,405 22,967.490 100
125,000
150
1100
69,130,139
6,289,404
19,727,188
77,736
i
J100
27.802,175 I 20
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
J 215,274
Onion Trust Co...
...
Capital notes
Mercantile Nat Bk—
Common
>
share.
100
115,000
85.000
131,781
Preferred stock...
8
30
BAMS
110
National Banks
COMPANIES
National Banks
Dec.
Deposits
Par
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Ask
Bid
State Institutions
Dec. 31
VIRGINIA
31
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
TRUST
State Institutions
Dec. 31
TEXAS
Dec. 31
AND
Gross
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
El Paso—
$
3
300,000
300,000
Bank.
State National Bank
Fort Worth—■
Continental Nat Bk.
First National Bank
Ft Worth Nat Bank
l
Per
399.297
1,057.263
750,000
.
_
El Paso Nat
394,045
812,931
10,013,691
21,661,070
60
20
72
69
I
Lynchburg—
1,000.000
511,316
7,793,047
504,419
337,868
4,278.444
3,840,827
60
131,745
252,237
634,750
3,209,473
Galveston—
43.703,066 I 20
1 20
423,681
10
1,223,630 100
353,078
353,374
200,000
200,000
Hutchings-Sealy
14,112,198
4,627,851
750.000
500.000
437.025
n
a
300.000
114,528
500,000
100.000
Houston—
Oltlsens State Bank.
41
39
—
loo"
51,852
3,117,230
441.786
818,146
995,106
70.277
3,532,117
32,173,517
13,293,330
1,401,715
200,000
276.000
185,851
74,197
2,251,592
2,499,994
500.000
375,586
79,746
261,833
6,081,489
1,061,552
2,495,824
800,913
893.774
65,486
3,493.579
100,000
9,866,599
18,843,185
717,962
60,687.146
2,140,000
1.250.000
1.800,000
11,098.632
44,302,107
200.000
391,054
144,952
688,837
3,512,325
25
3,375,223
5,822.372
50
82
323,721
1,489,407
6,038,251
25,423,740
4,213,433
50
106
65.
215.
100
90
Bank
a
100
N[o
J 185,945
4,837,125
3.000.000
...
632.500 t
49.558,110 (100
1,000,000
First A Mer Nat Bk.
3.000.000
200.000
80.000 k
100
225"
245""
Mech A Mer Bank.
335
355
State-Planters
A Trust Co:
100
130
195
216"
41,694,710
326,993
6,691,025
5,335,151
100
280
300
Sav Bank A Tr Co..
30
250
117
118
25
33
34*
100
10
10
7H
10
10
N
50
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
155"
200,000
Southern Bk A Tr Co
Virginia Trust Co.. ol,100.000
.
100
140"
100
90
5.140,708 /100
1100
95
105
20
36
38
20
10
25*
27*
20
47" "55"
100
Bank
Common
19
17
12«i
[100
'75"
15
110
101,158
,
100,000
200,000
533,811
313,879
5,342,408
3,981,829
500.000
Bank.
600.000
Central National Bk.
Consol Bk A Tr Co..
100
100
Port Arthur-
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Bank of Comm A Tr
110
26,750,291
37.499,690
9,157,312
27,433,524
100
240
Roanoke—
335.000
315.000
Common—.—
4165"
100
Preferred
1.500,000
200.000
25
50
Riohmond—
160
2,064,046
262,507
762,136
433,113
600.000
Guardian Trust Co..
Houston Land A Tr. al.500,000
Ban Jacinto Nat Bk-
Preferred..—-
250.000
449,000
a
14,664,350 J100
1125
1.000.000
Fidelity Trust Co—
Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank.
Oltlsens Trust Co..
Merch A Farmers Bk
1,517,292
2,600,287
281,699
1,250,000
1.000,000
Second Nat'l Bank..
Nat Bank of Comm. a3.000.000
al,000.000
State National Bank
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
30
1100
330,875
367,500
-—
27
UOO
|1,555,614
2,125.000
Preferred..
Houston Nat Bk— o
100
20
12,136,985 I
50
100
PetersburgCitizens Nat Bank..
100
..
cent
sales
100
50
7H
I 9
I 353 X
5
100
Norfolk—
Petersb Sav & AmTr
First Nat BankCommon..
100
8,888,198
9,528,234
700,535
City National Bank.
Common
Preferred
I
100.000
300,000
349,000
250,000
2.500.000
Seaboard Citz N Bk
1,500,000
162,100
Southern Savings Bk a
41
Lynchburg Tr Ac S B.
Mer Ac Mec Sav Bk_.
39
re
National Bank...
/138
5
81,198
83,125
455.106
Loan
Nat Bk of Commerce
U S National Bank..
I 132 *
100
Merch At Planters Bk
1,500,000 il.790.355
900,000
3.947
15,420
87,977
a
235.000
Union Bank & Tr Co
—
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
I 146
100
600,000
500.000
First National Bank.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
A Trust Co
People's Nat Bank..
Depositors Industrial
Com'l Tr & Savs Bk:
1,500,000
Common
First National
100
14,826,303
35.342,732
Preferred
----Fraternal Bk A Tr Co
Common...
Preferred
share.
100
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share*
j 798,442
16,895,8^8
Oolonial-Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
Mountain Trust Bk.
500,000
1.000.000
800.000
337,511
625
100
100
Ban AntonioAlamo National Bk:
Common.
....
930.000
Preferred
Bexar Co Nat BankCommon
130.456
200,000 I
100,000
1.200,000 1 222,469
........
Preferred..-----Frost National Bank
Groos Nat Bank-
350.000 I
125,000
Preferred
Nat Bank of Comm. al .000.000
National Bank ofFort
100.000
Sam Houston
Ban Antonio Nat Bk a 383,900
South Texas Nat Bk-
2,699,591 f
50
I 50
34,985,202
100
5,320,742 (100
98,216
Common........
J100
135
120
UOO
1100
789,277
21,209,456
100
50
40
Common..
1.547,482
4,387,953
100
100
dlOO
Waco—
Oltlsens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
National City Bank
288,624
3,787,221
Per
.
145
50
'175"
Peoples N B of Wash-
250
115
8,000,000
2,500,000
2.600,000
1.350.000
297,266
454,853
69,529
7,930,321
9,877.768
100
50
100
175
160
68
200,000
University Nat Bank
Seattle Tr A Savs Bk
100
250.000
925.000
100.000
400.000
550,000
4,739,596 138,741.009
3.534,425 71,433,460
1,137,296 22,139.492
770.043 24,337,330
2,620,596
103,649
5,819,520
123,369
7.567,738
590,124
Spokane—
811,859
75
100
497,450
550,000
530,395
450,000
5,487,675
97,970
Common
Preferred
a
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Seattle—
Seattle—First Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
Pacific Nat Bank.
Sumitomo B of Seattle
300,000
......
Institutions
State
WASHINGTON
110
95
'
50,277
100,073
National Banks
Dec. 31
d50
230
*266"
First Nat Bk In Spok
Old N BAUnTOo.
a
200.000
581,567
al ,425.000
a
780,000
20
25
190
20
100
30*
"141""
share-
31*
30
144
32
20
21
"25"
100
58
r
62
100
20,288,065 1100
UOO
100
7,724,322
1,042,666
214,061
Washington Trust Co
:
&
o
re
cent
sa
les
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Wash.
Paget Sound Nat Bk
I
I
National Banks
180
165
17
19
State Institutions
Dec 31
UTAH
Dec 31
100
25
18,013,448
6,190,020
Nomi nal.
Per
Ogden—
89,689
1,200,264
6,274.562
20,222,138
13,453,154
100
100
Salt Lake City—
□ontl Nat BtATr Op
First National Bank
Utah State Nat Bank
a
a
a
Walker Bk A Tr Co:
Common
300.000
60
646.324
165
100
100
180
200
185
200
100
110
125
90
95
27,556,989
Dec. 31
a
VERMONT
310,000 h
200.000
204.500
474,518
230,700
153.652
Burlington—
a
668,505
450,365
80,927
235,114
491.500
600.000
150.000
al .085.961
Montpelier—
>a
Common.
a
407,500
u
150.000 1
180,000 '
100,000
614,951
Preferred
\ 40
3,504,814
2,737,242
1,921,880
100
100
0
re
cent
100
100
sa
lea
Say
a
share.
Half Dollar Trust A
Sav Bank
Nat Bank of W Va_.
Nat Exchange Bank. 1
So Side Bk A Tr Co.
100
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Savi
A Trust Co
6,166,532
5,844,441
100
100
N
40
re
100
sa
1,156,955
100
4,982,331
a
100
449,606
600,000
500.000
100.000
300.000
71,840
25
583,000
518,080
147,106
726.035
1,554,810
4,813,379
4,735,016
l,108,8b6
4,892,252
1,800,000
2,430,561
18,347.681
208,356
2,466,039
2033,75
88,342
224,281
20
•
Uoo
1,903,084
1.322,765
30
25
Sale
a
Common and preferred
272.915
131,878
100
Member of the Marine
stock or debentures
j 121,055
153,865
165"""
80
95
275
305"""
100
140
150
outstanding.
Bancorporatlon.
2,841,560
1,027,284
10
e
Member of the Northwest
Bancorporatlon.
100
N
re
100,000
125,000
a256.500
"75"
100
100
100
price.
b Member of First Security Corp.
d Preferred stock retirement price.
150,000
100,000
85
f Stock of South Texas National Bank of San Antonio, Texas, all held
by Central Securities Co. with exception of directors' qualifying shares.
2.698,870 flOO
Rutland—
-
100
75
les
100
81,332
474,972
cent
3,347,914
150,000
o
841,833
100
Mutual
150
115
N
21,114,346
2,862,664
s
471,265
600,000
Center Wheeling
Oltlsens
Co
share»
25
4,999,386 /100
Wheeling-
State Institutions
Dec. 31
c
21,002,043 J
J1,003,005
306,777
500,000 1
100.000
1,305,066
1,000,000
76.582
200.000
267.954
500.000
Common
Capital notes
Per
People's Nat Bank-.
Quarry S Bk & Tr G<
Per
1.062.500
650,000
—
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm
Central Trust Co—-
Nomi nal.
Barre—
Granite 8 B A Tr C<
Nomi nal.
Charleston—
Charleston Nat Bk:
Common
KanawhaBkgATr Co
1
National Banks
Bam.WEST VIRGINIA
»*£
70
190
400,000 '
Capital notes
|jV»
1,070,503
244,844
16,814,264
13,466,732
14,347,521
2.764,830
773,610
1.500.000 1
.
.
900.000
750,000
750.000
1,000,000
Elan's Sav Bk A Tr Utah Sav A Trust Co
share.
100
100
329,598
834,707
^
Commercial Sec Bk a 545,000
First Security BkNA a1,000.000
cent
h Dec. 31,1936.
3,171,001 [100
sa
les
i Member First National Corp.
1100
2,041,072
100
o
k June
30,1937.
I Last sale.
n
o
r
s
Preferred stock retired.
\
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer interests,
Member People's Corp.
Trust funds.
u
Reserves.
x
Ex-dividend.
'
,
March, 1938]
BAMS
National Banks
Capital
La Crosse—
Surplus &
Profits
Cross
Deposits
State Bk of La Crosse
$
268.096
43.064
267,470
159,430
4.852.747
1,237,424
5,759.552
2,746,914
200.000
Nat Bk or La Crosse.
Par
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per share.
%
500,000
al25.000
400.000
100.000
Batavian Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
110,747
122,034
119.777
2,169,777
6,053,188
3,078,524
$
20
e
20
23H
N
o
re
cent
sa
100
20
100
les
Milwaukee—
Amer State Bank
Badger State Bank
Olty Bank & Tr Co
d
600.000
350.000
a
111
COMPANIES
State Institution»
Dec. 31
WISCONSIN
Dec. 31
TRUST
AND
20
d
100
1
1
HO 1©
"40"
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
21
19
Gross
Deposits
Par
Halifax-
%
*
S
Bank of Nova Scotia 12,000.000 24.000,000 243,623,325
Bid
Ask
cent.
100
Per
298
cent.
First Wise Nat'! Bk
Common
6.000.000 16,201,197 190,853,206
8,500.000
a360.000
125,416
1,982,337
100.000
49,193
1,656,430
.
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
Kilbourn State Bk..
Lincoln State Bank:
Common
100.000 I
35,906
300.000
2.200.000 2,183,105
Income debentures
Marine Nat Exch Bk
Marshall A Haley Bk a2.985,000
Mitchell St State Bk. 0 598.000
Northern Bank.....
Park Savings Bank
State Bank of Milw
Teutonia A veStateBk
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
100.000
539.500
12,702
23,432
115,979
550.000
466,700
400.000
300.000
1.000.000
'
16
20
20
34,695,444
l
100
20
f
1
•
\
ONTARIO
1
1
1
Toronto—
43,344,842
2,138,116
1,740,904
1,821,625
"166
2.050,722
CO N
34
20
51,634
83,200
855.053
234,655
721,698
a
1
1,601,732
20
1,364,589
5
4H
{.!.
20
18H
9.000.000 118,514,037
100
Per
250
100
162
164
21
100
224
220
230
100
of
Toronto—
6.000.000
100
7
12
200
31
6
1,983,546
20
9
100
20
150
27
QUEBEC
100
Montreal—
Per
Bank of Montreal
100
Banque Canadlenne.
100
86.000,000 39,000,000 697,817,668
7.000,000 5,000,000 128,072,143
BarclaysBk (Canada)
1.500.000
750,000 13,264,952
Provincial Bk of Can
4,000,000
1,000,000 46,319,841
Royal Bk of Canada 35,000,000 20.000,000 701,974,051
_
•
National Banks
100
100
100
no par
250,000
300.000
290,263
262,613
6,432,285
7,857,512
163
113" iir
176 H 177
Common and preferred stock debentures outstanding,
c
June 30, 1937.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
Per share.
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
cent.
202
stock.
a
Cheyenne—
200
161
Sale price.
t Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
WYOMING
Dee. 31
255
"45" "55"
4,645,536
3,896,860
3,876,872
Bank
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 20.000,000 528,276,596
Dominion Bank
7,000.000 7,000,000 119,409,236
Imperial Bank of Can 7.000.000
8,°00,ono 122,953.594
100
e
100
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
I Last sale.
x
Ex-dividend.
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds and Stocks
Quotations
are
for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds
Atlanta
Bonds.
3s
Atlantic 3s
............
Burlington 5s
.........
100
100
50
Bonds and Stocks.
Illinois Midwest 5s
Iowa of 81oux City 4 H*
Lafayette 5s..
86
93
99 H
...
50
California 'dalZZZZZZZllll'.
Central Illinois 5s
Chicago 4Ms and 4H«"—5s and 5 Ms.
Dallas 3s
......
.............
Denver 5s
First Carolines 5s_
First of Fort Wayne 4Ha..
First of Montgomery 5s
First of New Orleans 5s
First Texas of Houston 5s..
First Trust of Chicago 4 Hs.
102
30
6
100K
95
102
99
100
100
101
101
Fletcher 3Hs.............
Fremont 4 He..
-
Greensboro (N O) 3s.
Greenbrier 5s
/ Flat price,
x
Ex-dividend.
98 H
Lincoln
102
102 H
72
73
100
100
Virginian 3s
Virginia-Carolina 3s.
74
5Ks.
73
6
102
Southern Minnesota 5s.
Union of Detroit
4Hs
72
100
98
Louisville 5s
New York 5s
North Carolina 5s
Pacific Coast of L A 5s
Pacific Coast of Portland 5s.....
Pacific Coast of Salt Lake 5s
Pacific Coast of San Francisco 5s_
......
s.......
Atlantic
55
Ohio-Pennsylvania 5s......
Oregon-Washington 5s
Pennsylvania 3
STOCKS
Atlanta
99 X
99
Denver
Dallas
101
100
Des Moines.
100 H
100
H
.....
First Carolines
Freemont
Lincoln
New York
100
99
.......
Par
..100
.100
..100
.100
45
50
40
50
..10b
45
..100
.
100
Phoenix 4Hs
105
107
North Carolina
106 H
100
26
108 H
101
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Potomac
San Antonio
..100
-100
99 H
100K
80
Virginia
Virginia-Carolina
3s
St Louis 4Hs and 5s.
San Antonio 3s
Southwest 58
77
........
...........
78
22
2
25
55
5
1
11
3
13
52
22
26
70
75
..100
..100
-100
..100
.....
75
5
-100
1H
40
IX
74
53
45
IK
■mmmm
113
Quotations are
Bonds.
Bid.
AJbany Metropolitan 5-6s 1949-Alden 6s 1941 bonds & ctfs
J& f
1945—F&A f
as near as
Ask
63
65
31
Allerton 55th St 5 Vis
Allertou N Y Corp
15V5
Debenture 2-4s 1963
J&J
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)—
Non-cum inc. 3-5s 1950
A&O
Amer Insur Un Bldg 6s '41-M&N
Arcade Bldg & Rlty «Seattle)—
3-6s 1948
J&J
f
f
f
f
Arcady-Wilshire Co (Los Ang)—
Non-cum inc 5s June 11949J&J f
Arrowhead Lake—
1st 7s 1944-1947
J&D f
Assoc Chain Store Realty—
1st mtge coll 5 Vis 1957—J&J
Cum income 6s 1957
A&O f
non-cum
Baker Hotel <Dallas)
1st s f 5s 1950 (with stk)
65
44
17
92
56
67
45 Vi
37
40
29
295*
20
23
50
60
-F&A
Baumann (L) 6 Vis '36
6s (Brooklyn) 1942
(L I).A&O f
F&A i
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)—
5V*s 1935
J&D
Benj Franklin 6s ctfs 1933
Berkeley-Carteret 5 Mb '46.M&N
Bing & Bing deb 6 Vis 1950-M&S
Income 7s 1950 w-s
M&S
1st. 2d 1956
30
31
32
60
■
(
36""
102 Vi
53
Hotel Taft Corp (N Y O)—
9Vi
21
45Vi
11
23
48 Vi
30
.....
8*
23
22
22
41
63
23
42 Vi
65
35
35
11
1st 6 Vis 1943—-F&A
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
Lake Sh Ath Club (Chic) 6Vis '45 /
LaSalle Wacker 5s fixed
55
75
(Boston)
80
J
55"
50
55
|2H
Lefcourt Manhat Bldg—
1st 4-5s exten to 1948
69
62
36Vi
Lefcourt State Bldg—
Extend 1st 4-6 V*s 1948
Lewis Morris Apts 6 Vis 1937
12h
Lincoln 42d St Corp—
2nd income 6s 1949
101
91
103 Vi
103 Vi
50
12"
—
Columbus Venetian & Stevens—
94"
93
/
„
31
7Vi
/
M&N f
/
/
97 Vi
33 Vi
24
26"
27
29
28
"75*
34
/
/
f
/
Eppley Hotels 1st sf 3-5s 1951 J&J
Equitable Office Bldg 5s 1952....
Lombardy (The) 6s 1942
M&N
London Terrace Apts 6s *40 M&N /
Lord Bait Hotel g m HVis *45 A&O /
Lord Nelson Hotel s f 4s '47-M&N
Lords Court Bldg 5Vi» 1942.J&D /
General 7s 1941
J&Djf
Madison Inc inc 6 Vis 1957..M&S f
/
Majestic Apts 6s 1948
,
Manhattan
1st
6s
12
18
17
27
20"
——
26
72
42
41
43
60
70
41
38
7K
——
25Vi
28 Vi
29
—.
s
f 6s
8V*
IVi
27
30
6Vi
60
70
73
Metropolitan Corp (Can) 6s 1947
Metropolitan Playhouses—
Debenture mtge 5a 1945—F&A
Munaon Bldg (N Y) 6V*q'39.M&N /
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959.M&S /
Nat Press Bid 3-5s 1950 (ws)
Adjmtge inc Apr 15 4 Vie 1950- /
NatlTower Bldg 6 Via 1944 A&O /
Neisner Bros Realty, Inc—
Conv s f deb 6s 1948—.J&D15
N Y Athletic Club Bs 1946
A&O /
1st mtge 2-5s 1955
J&D /
N Y Majestic Corp 4s (whs) 1956
5 Vis 1937
New York Title & Mtge—
*5 Vis series B-I
l5Vis
/
series B-K
/
series 02
/
series CW-1
/
series FI
/
series Q
/
Walnut St (Phila) 6s 1939. /
...
58
5Vis
53
J 5Vis
5Vis
6 Vis
26
30
19th &
5th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948—
5th Ave & 55th St Bldg 6 Vis 1945.
15 Park Row 4s w s 1952
60 B'way Bldg 3-6s 1946
M&S
51 Fifth Ave 4s 1943
A&O
52d & Madison Ave 6s 1947
55 Fifth Avenue 6s 1944-..M&N
600 Fifth Ave 6Vis stamp 1949..
1500 Walnut Corp (Phila)—
39
51
41
89
76
78
21
22 Vi
-
1st 6s 1950
1512 Spruce St (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943
A&O
40 Exchange Place 5 Vis 1956.J&J
40 Wall St BJdg 1st 6s 1958
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939--.J&J
48 West 48th S^Bldg 6s 1936...
1400 B'way Bldg 6 Vis stm-1948—
1410 B'way Bldg 3 Vis 1941-A&0
Fex Det Theatre 6s 1942 —A&O
Fox New Academy of Music
1st leasehold 6 Vis to 1941.M&S
1 Flat
price,
n Nominal,
H*
53
36
38"
/
/
/
/
43
35
45
98 Vi
54 Vi
100
58
90
87
90
62 Vi
26 Vi
3Vi
64
28
23
26
/
/
10
13
8V*
45
61
/
/
/
f
17 *
19
3BVi
-.4—
32
5
80
k Last sale.
"svi
14V4
102
59
5Vis stamped 1961
5Hs unstamped 1961
Income 5s 1943
J&D /
1945. J&D /
North Station Indus Bldg (Bo»n
1st m s f 5s 1962
...A&O
M&N /
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 J&J /
One Park Av Bldg 6s to '39-M&N
2d sf 6s 1951
M&N
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
110 So Penn Ave (Atl City)—
6s 1944—
.—J&D
165 Broadway Bldg 5Vis '51 F&a /
General s f 7s 1941..
F&A /
170 Broadway-Maiden Lane
Bldg 6 Vis stamped 1949
Orpheum Theatre & Realty—
2-6s 1946
.—M&S/
Palace Hotel(San Fr) 5s '45-F&A /
Pantages (Alex) 6s to 1947.M&N
50
41
55 Vi
i
77
Bldg(Denv) 3-5»'49.M&S
Properties—
54
M&S
1959
55
5Vi
6Vi
20
22
72
75
50 V*
Roxy Theatre 6V*® 1940 —..A&O
Russ Bldg. (San Fran.)6s '51 F&A
Kusseks 6th Ave Bldg 6s 1944...
St Charles Hotel (Atl Cy) 4c 1945
30
9Vi
5 Vis
1938
A&O
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s 1946..J&D
1st s f 5Vis 1945
J&D
20
13V*
13 V*
13 V*
27
29
13V*
11 Vi
13
Without com stock
J&D
6s debenture 1951
J&D
Sevilla-Bilt Hotel 7Vis'37-M&N
24
26
6
10
12 Vi
Sherneth Corp—
3-5 Vis deb inc (w s) 1956
60 Park Place Bldg 3 Vis-5s..l947
19
20 Ji
13
5
40
Sixty-one Broadway Building
3 Vis 1950 with stock
A&O
Income 3-3 Vis stpd 1955
616 Madison Ave Bldg 6 Vis 1938.
Social Service Bldg (Phila) 6s
Southern Hotel (Memphis)—
6s 1953
J&J
Speed Building (Louisville, Ky).
38
Income 5s 1945
oi*
40
2V*
25Vi
-
102
4
27 Vi
82
103
50
M&N
Stanley-Mark Strand 6 Vis 1941
Stanley Real Est 5Vis '45 -J&D
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
5 Vis 1942
M&N /
Steuben Bldg (Chicago)—
87
84 Vi
86 Vi
10
11 Vi
7
3
M&S
6s 1945-J&J
113
Certificates of deposit
Income 5s W-S 1956
Stone & Webster Bldg (Boston)—
113
_!
1947
Strauss-Manhat
99
conv 6s '33.J&D
Syracuse Hotel 6 Vis 1940
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40A&0
Income 3s w-s 1951
10 East 40th Street Bldg 5s 1953-
101
62
20
25
22
24
83
79
Non-cum inc 6s 1958
M&S
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958
M&N
Gen 7s s f w w 1948
24""
23
M&S
5
M&N
7
37
37
2
39
38Vi
39
5
68
1st 3-5s (w s) 1958
M&N
Textile Crafts Bldg 6s w s 1944—
37 Vi
14 Vi
44
48"
Trinity Bldg 5Ma 1939
.J&D
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941 .M&S
Stamped
Unstamped
Park Ave Bldg 4s
1946
23 Lexington Ave 2s 1950
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5V*s —.1943
2480 Bway Bldg 2d mtge 3s 1944.
Tyler Building—
Gen inc 6s July 1 1953 (w s)
Un Post Off 5 Vis 1948—Ann Apr
U S Realty & Impt 6s 1944
54Vi
81
25
27
25
27
28 Vi
30
45
463
...
98
13"
46 Vi
49 V*
sivi
Vanderoilt Ave
40
42 Vi
22 Vi
1st leaahold 6Vis 1944..J&J 15 /
Van Sweringen Co—
1st 6s 1935
F&A /
26
45
50
35
41
80
->
i
•
ICO IT*
1
71
1st & ©oil s f 6s 1938
A&O /
Van Sweringen Corp 6s May 1 '35 /
Varlck St Sta P O (N Y) 6s 1941
3Vi
5M
10 Vi
12 Vi
12 Vi
10 Vi
IV*
2V*
63
Wabash-Monroe
60
93
56
60
Bldg 6s 1953 J&J
Bldg(N\5 OS '53 A&O
Walbridge Bldg (Buff)6Vis 1938.. /
Waldorf Astoria 7s w W1954-M&S
Non-cum inc 5s 1954
M&S
78
44 Vi
10
g*
43
42
mm
20 V*
19
Corp—
1st A Vis w-s Nov 1 1951.J&J
Warner Bros Hollywood Thea—
24 Vi
M&N
Washington Properties inc 7s 1952 f
Westlnghouse Bldg 4s 1948.A&0 /
84
White Motor Realty 6s 1940——
Woodbridge Bldg 5V*s '41—A&O
7s 1940
-A&O
Vi
--mm
17 Vi
; n«
1st 6 Vis 1941
,
1
ICO 100
Bldg Corp—
Wall & Beaver Sb
69
35
64
41
Wadsworth
60
39
14
38
35
22
101
56
24
44
20
101
98
....
32 V*
33
58
7
1st 6s 1943
16
60 Vi
48
..
1st extended inc 5s 1950.-J&D
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
Repub
A*
70
70
Quincy Station P O (Chicago)—
6s May 1 1941..
JVD
Retail
19
30
8
104
66
Olympic Hotel (Seattle)—
32 Vi
/
J*
.....
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939-
46
30Vi
...
5 Vis 1943
1st cum income 5 Vis
>
Provident Loan Society 6 % ctfs..
Prudence Company—
5s
1900 Rittenhouse Sq (Phila)—
e
36Vi
16Vi
24 Vi
-
6s 1943
Stevens Hotel (Chic)
52 Vi
F&A
50
25
/
8
26
—
1st
87
M&N
1948
56
40
33
6
25
■
.
5 V*
M&S
F&A
Legended 1952
Ferry Sta P 0 (San Fr) 6s 1934-- /
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943.-A&O /
5th Ave & 28th St Bldg 6 Vis 1945. /
Deb 5s
31
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939 .M&N
Philip Schuyler 6s serial
Pierrepont Hotel 3-4s 1951
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 5 V*s '48M<5kJ
Mtge cum inc 5s May 1962
Conv cum inc deb 5s May 1967
Voting tr ctfs for common
Poll New Engl Theatres 6s. 1958
Gen Income 5s 1983
M&N
Sbelburn.lnc(AtlOy)tiVi»'40-J&J
68Vi
60 Vi
Towers—
1946
conv
60
40
N Y Postal Service Station—
If*
1st mtge leasehold sf 3s *64. J&J
Park Place Dodge Corp 5s vtc *52
3s with stock 1956
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With stock
J&D
24
70
88 V*
Office Bldg 6s. 1941-M&N
Loew State Bldg (Los Ang) 6s *42
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s '47 M&fllft
60
24"
St Louis Post Offices—
/
&
Marcy (The) 6s 1940-Mark Hopkins Inc—
1st income 6s Feb 1 1952
Marshall-Wei Is Buildings—
46 Vi
1st 6 Vis 1947
F&A
55
Mayflower Hotel ( D O) 5s 1950—
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Lob Ang)
1st s f 5Via 1953
9Vi
J&D /
11
Mercantile Properties. Inc—
55
Sec sfSVis 1946—
J&J
Merchants Nat Prop 4s 1958(w s) /
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
33
6M
——F&A /
93 Vi
85
60
/
J
Lincoln Mtge & Title—
Guar 5 Vis ctfs of deposit
Loews Midland Theatre
1st
f 3V*-5s_—1940/
/
17
„
54
Income 3s-5s (w-s) Sept 1955—
With beneficial interest ctfs
f
96
......
...
m
!S*
income deb 6s ser B 1959.M&S
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)
6s 1943
J&J
55
A8k.
21
Deb 5s series A
5s 1947
F&A
Insurance Exchange Building
51
15
18
100
88
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5 Vis '47
Edgewater Beach Apts 6s to '43..
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 4s 1945— -M&N
80 Broad St Bldg 6 Ma 1950.M&S
80 Broad St Inc Is Nov H1951—
80 John St extd 4s 1950——A&O
49 Vi
,
66
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6Vis'45J&J / 25
Budd Realty 6s June 1941—J&D
102 Vi
102 M
6s Sept 1941....
M&S
48 Vi
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s 1960.A&O
Butler Hall 4-5s 1947
57
J&J
41
Cambridge Court Apt 6 lis 193710
Cent Manhattan Props 5s'46M&S
Central Zone Bldg inc 6s, 1941
/ 53
90
Century Parkway 6s 1956
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940-.M&S
90
Ohanin Building—
54
1st Leasehold inc 4s 1945-M&S /
17 Vi
2d Leasehold inc 2s 1945.M&S /
3d Leasehold inc 1st 1945.M&S /
6Vi
52
Chesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--A&O
91 Vi
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936-.
ChicHerald & Exam 6 Mb '50 M&S
83 Vi
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
5 f dep 5Mb 1949 ser A
J&J / 44 Vi
Circle Theatre extd 6s 1946.M&S f
50
Cleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941.J&J
8 Vi
f
Stamped9Vi
Unstamped
f
Cleveland Theatre gen 5s 1944—
52
Colonial Apartments 6s 1937
Dorset (The) 6s 1941 ctfs
Drake (The) 6s 1939
-
58
20
33
101 Vi
64Vi
Income 5 Vis w s 1963
Davidson R'lty 6s w w 1940 A&O
Detroit Hotel 6V*s to 1941—M&S
/
80
25
28
29
30Vi
Hotel St George 4s 1950
Hotel Syracuse inc 3s 1955
47
93
(The) 6s 1941
s
6s 1st fee & leasehold 1942
/
/
/
/
42
20 M
Bklyn Fox Corp inc 3s Oct 1
Brown Hotel (Louisville)—
1st sinking fund 5s 1949..
RBldg Corp 1st
J&D
George Washington Hotel 6s 1944
Certificates of deposit
Granada Apt Bldg 6s 1938—M&S
Grant Bldg (Pittsb) 7s '47-- F&A
Graybar Bldg (East Offices inc)—
1st m leaseh 5p 194fl__
J&D
Greeley Sq Bldg 6s 1951——Feb
BarrlmaD Bldg tie 1961
M&N
Hartford Times deb 4 hs *51 M&N
Hearst Brisbane Prop—
Lawrence Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
6s 1948
M&S/
-----
Congress Square Hotel (Port Me)
6 Vis 1946
M&N
Court & Remsnn Sts (Brooklyn)
6s 1940
A&O
40 Vi
35
85
27
31
J&J
Gair Realty Corp 5s 1948
Hotel Lexington 4s 1955—M&S f
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 5Vis'46J&J f
Hotel Sherman Inc 1st 5s 1957
f
44
J&J
Bway Mot Bldg «N Y) 6s '48 F&A
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
Bway & 41st St Bldg 3-5s 1944—
Broadmoor
unstpd—J&J /
Units
..
37Vi
Paramount Bway Corp.—
1st M s f 3s loan ctfs 1955 F&A
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs 1935Park Cresent 1st 6s 1940
M&S
Park Lexington Co Inc—
_
1st s f 5V*s 1949
6s 1944
38
38
265*
5Vi
—
6Vis July 1 1938
B'way Barclay Office Bldg—
8Vi
10 Vi
Herald Square Bldg inc 6s 1948— /
lstsf income 5s May 1 1948_— /
Hotel Governor Clin 6s '48.A&0 f
29
Bait Parcel Post 5 Mb 1949
Boston Postal Service
6Vi
5
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
76Vi
inc 6s 1957-M&S f
Assoc Realty Bldg (Los Angeles)
Income 5s 1948
J&J f
Adj
90
54
Bid.
Bonds.
Fox Theatre & Office Bldg
1st s f 6s 1941—
_—M&P /
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
1st s f6Vis 1942
\&0 /
Fuller Bldg (OAF Realty Corp)
.
53
New cum income 2-Qs 1955
f
Allied Owners Corp
1st income 4-5s 1958
J&J f
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
43 Vi
69
100 Vi
26
87
44 Vi
—
40
50
50
60
mm
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