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BANK/QUOTATION
RECORD
REG.
U.
S.
PAT.
&£C
OFFICE
NOVEMBER IN RETROSPECT
Page
Page
Commercial and Financial
Cotton
—- r
...
Course of Stock
1
Events
- -
- r
- -
Markets
13
17
Dividend Declarations
Federal Reserve
Bank—Brokers' Loans
Foreign Affairs
^
15
4
53
—*
Foreign Exchange
8
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
Securities Called for
Hides and Leather
_
Iron and Steel Trade
12
Security Issues
10
9
Rubber
9
Textiles.
United States Treasury
Financing
QUOTATIONS
Page
57
Detroit Stock Exchange
Angeles Stock Exchange
54
31
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
61
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
64
—
New York Stock Exchange—Stocks
60
Chicago Stock Exchange
New York Stock
59
Exchange.
New York Curb
58
Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange..
Los
San
INDEX TO GENERAL
Exchange
41
Exchange—Bonds.
19
_.
66
Francisco Stock Exchange
-V|62i,
QUOTATIONS
Page
Page
Banks and Trust
11
Redemption..111
Page
Boston Stock
16
__________
Petroleum and Its Products..
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
Baltimore
8
...
Money Market..
New
8
_
Municipal Bonds—
Companies—
Domestic
102
Domestic
Canadian
111
Canadian
92
______
a__
84
Public Utility Bonds
92
Public Utility Stocks
93
Railroad Bonds
Industrial Bonds
81
Railroad Stocks
Industrial Stocks
85
Real Estate Bonds
Insurance Stocks
100
94
.....
Exchange Seats
—
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Foreign Government
Investing
Bonds
Companies Securities
Joint Stock Land
72
84
Securities
67
71
101
.....
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks...
85
Textile Stocks
85
Deposit
'
Stocks
85
United States Government Securities.
Stocks—
85
Mining Stocks
78
r
Title Guarantee and Safe
Banks—
Mill Stocks—see Textile
73
92
United States Territorial Bonds
92
December 5, 1940
WILLIAM
B.
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Street, Corner of Spruce Street, New York
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INCE
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vation
of its
it-
is
of
estates—specializing the whole effort
highly trained organization in this business,
one
country
of
the
which
few
has
trust
never
companies
in the
engaged in general
banking, selling securities, etc.
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.
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lend
to
House
January,
this
of
will
crats
Publishers,
Spruce Street. New York
William Street corner
from
had
net
a
of
Four
more
years
of the New Deal Administration were
went
the polls on Nov. 5 and shattered a time-honored tradition
reelecting Franklin D. Roosevelt to a third term as the
last month as a record number of voters
to
by
of
President
Although Mr. Roosevelt's
States.
United
the
Mr. Willkie made
plurality of 4,485,043 popular votes over
1916, those wrho had supported
the election the closest since
particularly the business community from
Mr. Willkie, and
which
he came,
noticeably disappointed with the re¬
were
perpetuation of the restrictive
sults, for to them it meant a
legislation under the Roosevelt
Administration. Neverthe¬
Mr. Willkie moved to dis¬
less, the defeated mihority led by
the presidential cam¬
paign and to replace this feeling with a spirit of unity in the
sipate any bitterness engendered by
piesent world emergency, a spirit which is
considered essen¬
tial if the national defense effort is to move
forward unim¬
oath of office at the
26,361,762 people, for this was
cordance with the wishes of
the
popular
popular
million
he
vote
Roosevelt's
Mr.
ran
a
from
was
more
enabled
Mr.
38 States with their 449 electoral votes.
449
523
the
than a
27,476,673 votes he got in 1936 when
which
vote,
second term against Governor Landon,
him to capture
Roosevelt's
the
21,876,719, the
given to a defeated candidate.
ever
popular
than
less
for
the other hand, the
on
to Mr. Willkie was
popular vote accorded
largest
him;
accorded
vote
also
electoral votes
electoral
votes,
46
or
represented a decline
States, accorded him
in 1936.
the
lost
the
more
since
3936,
but
all the support the Presi¬
he also received the support
than 4,000,000 new votes
which
we
of
cast this year.
His
21,876,719 popular votes were considerably more than
the
16,679,583 popular votes given to Governor Landon in
1936.
Willkie's 82 electoral votes
Mr.
likewise con¬
were
siderably more than the eight electoral votes captured by
Governor Landon
in
1936.
The Republican candidate's 82
electoral votes came from 10 States, eight more than
nor
Landon
carried in
North Dakota, South Dakota,
Colorado.
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and
President, Henry A. Wallace.
Convention
in
He
mas
the
issue.
inauguration
new
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt's specific request
Mr." Roosevelt
of the new
appointed
Mexican President,
Manuel Avila Camaclio on Dec. 1.
Oregon.
Minnesota,
of
reelected this
was
Senator Minton
of
year on a
Indiana,/assistant
was
defeated by
by the New Dealers to have been made up
by the primary defeats of Senators Holt, King and Burke,
three
Democrats
right-wing
their
of the Now
criticism
who
Deal
in
been outspoken
have
who have frequently
and
opposed New Deal measures.
Upon
the
told
large
the
two
crowd
which
turned
results
to
results of
a
He subsequently indicated that the election
better
were
that in his
out
of the prospect of staying here just
days ago and
little longer."
7
to Washington on Nov.
his post-election return
President
celebrate his reelection that he "was glad of the
had anticipated
he
than
by disclosing
pre-election forecast of the election he had given
himself 340 electoral votes whereas he actually obtained
President's
the
certain to have a strong
Willkie phrased
future
opposition,
449.
policies may be, he is
"loyal opposition,"
or a
as
Mr.
on
Nov. 11 to the 22,000,000 people who had supported him
in
the
his
from
should pursue
"function
it in a radio address he delivered
Willkie,
who
sympathizers
spoke
to
as
in
what
response
to
they
policy
in the future, told his supporters that their
during the next four years is that of the loyal
opposition."
Mr. Willkie warned, however, that this oppo¬
"must
sition
Mr.
election.
requests
be
not
opposition against—it must be
an
an
opposition for—an opposition for a strong America; a pro-,
He outlined the principles for which he
ductive America."
fought and will fight as follows;
do
Federal
not
believe
unlimited
in
Government;
the
piling
,
borrowed money by the
of bureaucracy; the control of our
spending
up
of
machines, however successful; the usurpation of
reserved to Congress; the subjugation of the courts; the concen¬
electorate
powers
by
of
tration
political
authority
enormous
couragement
for millions
of
America
citizens.
of
our
democracy can
America
that
the
in
the
hands
of
the
Executive;
the
dis¬
of economic dependence
Nor do we believe in verbal
continuance
citizens upon Government.
On the other hand, we stand for a free America, an
created
opportunity
We
and
enterprise,
of
provocations to war.
believe
that
this
by
is
the
the
enterprise and imagination of its
only kind of an America in which
the long run exist.
That this is the only kind of an
offers hope for our youth and expanding life for all our
in
people.
In
a
previous address accepting bis defeat
Willkie
had
declared
that
he
"to work for the unity
and
his
(Nov. 6), Mr.
supporters
would
of our people, in the com¬
the
America, all to the end that government
continue
plea
for
and
may
unity
of free men may
spread again upon the earth."
Mr.
Willkie echoed
the
ballots
are
In this
President Roosevelt's
election eve address in which the President
said that "after
counted the United States of America will
still be united."
General
Congress Defeats Sine Die Adjournment
The defeated Republican
Resolution
Congress terminated the semi-recessed- state it
vice-presidential candidate was Senator Charles L. McNary
of
they obtained by
Shipstead
Britain, and in insistence upon removal of antagonisms in
a
nominated by the Democratic National
in response to Mr.
third-term
of which
one
Senator
pletion of our defense effort, in the sending of aid to Great
to victory
Vice-President-elect as his personal representative to attend
the
considered
was
continue
place of John N. Garner, who split with the President
over
Con¬
Vice-
economics, Mr. Wallace has been
since 1933.
exist in the present
A close student of New Deal
carried with him
Roosevelt
162, while the remainder of it
The loss of three Democratic seats in the Senate
publisher.
1936, these 10 States being Maine,
Vermont, Indiana, Michigan,
Mr.
Gover¬
Part of
Republican candidate, Raymond E. Willis, a newspaper
We
Mr. Willkie not only obtained
dent
and
that
fact
ticket.
Whatever
When President Roosevelt takes the
to
majority leader and New Deal supporter,
peded.
inaugural ceremonies on Jan. 20 he will be acting in ac¬
167
FRrmer-Laborite,
a;
Republican
in prospect
in
meets
than they have at present.
vacancies which
the
which
the expense of Republican seats, which
from
the
previously
EVENTS
House
The Demo¬
concerned.
the
gain of four seats, three of which they obtained
NOVEMBER—COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL
was
in
seats
Democrats
the
virtue
OF
on
In the Senate the Republicans fared better. There they
from
REVIEW
strength
sufficient
representation in Congress were also
mere
at
was
reduced
gress.
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WILLIAM B.
267
nine
or
gain
Drapers' Gardens, E.G.
1
Smith,
&
Republicans
Representatives
have
came
Salle Street.
South La
OFFICE—208
the
disappointed with the election returns, at least in so far as
the
were
OFFICE—Edwards
LONDON
able
which to increase their
would not
Mr. Roosevelt he would at least
in
mid-October
to
carry
it
over
the
had adopted
election period
and
MONTHLY REVIEW
ft
lative
agenda
not
was
on
too strongly its wish
express
President's
Nov. 18.
Although the legislarge, the Administration did not
resumed regular sessions
by voting 191 to 148 to defeat the resolution
to have Congress adjourn sine die.
In as
they offered
Walter-Logan Bill Providing Court
Government
further manifestation of
a
Corn, Wheat and Cotton
Legislation designed to simplify and speed up the admin¬
quota provisions of the Agricul¬
tural Adjustment Act of 1938 was passed by the House on
Nov. 18 and sent to the White House for the President's
Review of Rulings
Agencies
which is designed to curb the
various inde¬
25 on Nov. 26 in a
The House approved the bill on April 18.
On the day before the Senate approved the legislation
(Nov. 25) efforts of the majority leadership;, to have the
bill shelved for this session and considered at the next
Roosevelt
There
Civil Service
Ramspeck Bill Extending
Signs
200,000 Government Workers
to
to go
These
Ramspeck Civil Service bill and the Sabath bill
to
increase
penalties for defense
sabotage.
President
Roosevelt signed the Ramspeck measure on Nov. 26 after
both houses had approved a conference report.
As enacted
the measure permits the President to put under the merit
system about 200,000 employees of "temporary" Government
agencies, if they pass non-competitive examinations. A large
portion of such jobs have been the subject of patronage.
were
two other important measures
congressional action last month.
only
through for final
the
were
Bill Passed
Sabath
by Senate
unanimously approved by the Senate
on
Nov. 26 and
Roosevelt
Approves
of
$1,000,000,000
Authorization—Limitation
Insurance
Mortgage
Increase
in
FHA
Raised
to
$4,000,000,000
President
Roosevelt
011
Nov.
14
apiiroved an increase of
principal of mortgages
which may be insured by the Federal Housing Administra¬
tor.
Acting under Title II of the Housing Act, the President
thereby raised the mortgage insurance to the maximum
$1,000,000,000
in
the
outstanding
$4,000,000,000 limitation.
Jesse
H.
Mr. Roosevelt acted on the recom¬
mendation
of
Federal
Administrator, who told the President that
outstanding mortgage limitation was increased
unless
Secretary of Commerce and
Jones,
Loan
the
settlement was reached on Nov. 26 with the
of Department of Labor conciliators.
Further
a
assistance
Congress of Industrial Organizations at Atlantic City.
At
the C. I. O. convention John L. Lewis, although not specifi¬
on
Development of Air and
Islands Leased from
convention had
anti-communist resolu¬
tion on the previous day.
Those who had expected the
election of Mr. Murray to be followed by a resumption of
negotiations between the C. I. O. and the A. F. of L. were
disappointed when the new C. I. O. President, in accepting
the gavel of his office, was reported as declaring that the
head
C.
the
I,
The Secretary explained that the money
President's special defense fund, which
Congress authorized him to spend at his discretion, and
destroyers.
from
taken
will
be
used
the
to
provide storehouses,
oil
storage
facilities,
ship and plane anchorages and other facilities.
Secretary
Knox also announced that an agreement has been reached
with
regard
lacks only
to
location
of
the
base
at
Trinidad,
which
London's approval.
Pending Bill Amending National Labor Relations Act—Appointment
of Dr. Millis to Board
One
other
important measure on the
Senate agenda will
probably not be considered at the present session.
This is
the bill amending the National Labor Relations Act in line
with recommendations made by the Smith Committee which
has been
have
investigating the Board.
A.
F.
A.
tions,
the
Thomas, Chairman of the Senate
Education and Labor, because of the Senate's
approving the Walter-Logan bill, with which, he
NLRB
Senate delay
amendments
on
conflict.
L.
of
F.
At the A.
join C. I. O. organiza¬
independent groups or remain
unions,
of L. convention all disputes were resolved
to the satisfaction
apparently
and
peacefully
of all con¬
who was reelected President, indi¬
William Green,
efforts for labor peace
would be continued, but
that he did not hold out much hope
for their success because
cated that
of
Lewis
of Mr.
retention
the
Mine Workers and
At the A.
President of the
as
United
member of the C. I. O. Peace Com¬
a
as
F. of L. convention's session on Nov.
19
which the
President expressed the hope that "an unselfish, a farsighted and patriotic effort be made to bring about a just
a
message
and
from President Roosevelt was read in
honorable
ment."
Mr.
peace
the now divided labor move¬
"peace may not be easy
within
Roosevelt
that
said
and the intricate problems
to achieve
involved may not be
solve," but he added "when men of honor and good
intentions sit down together they can work out a solution
which will restore the much-needed harmony either
by
easy to
arrangement."
unity or by a sensible working
Mr. Green,
reply, pledged the support of his organization hi the
Government's defense
plans and policies and said Mr.
in
a
such
a
suggestion for a labor peace was coincidental
recommendation included in the report of the
Federation's Executive Council, for
Another factor in
these Labor Act amendments was the
United
the
of
Decisions
presentation to the con¬
Labor
preme
matters
Supreme
States
NLRB in
dominated
also
Court—Ruling
Against
Republic Steel Co. Case
the
decisions
of
the Su¬
In one decision, which was con¬
significant because it represented one of the few
the NLRB has suffered before the court, the Board
Court last month.
sidered
defeats
Republic Steel Corp. to
paid to strikers.
The six-to-two decision, which was handed down on Nov. 12,
held that the imposition of such a penalty was beyond the
authority of Hie Board to command.
The majority ruling
said that the powers of the Board were remedial in assur¬
ing collective bargaining and correcting unfair labor prac¬
tices, but not punitive, because Congress had bestowed no
such power.
The case arose when the Board ordered the
reinstatement of 5,000 Republic employees who participated
was
denied permission to force the
relief agencies for wages
reimburse work
"little steel" strike.
the 1937
in
States
United
Supreme
Court
Upholds
A. F. of L. Closed
In another decision
upheld
rendered
the
.
non-union.
Committee
said,
.
.
right to make their own decision to
was
in
right to use "Govern¬
to force a shotgun agreement with the
F. of L." because the Wagner Act insures for workers the
ment pressure
The amendments, which
already been approved by the House, were thought to
action
after the
22
Nov.
on
Roosevelt Administration has no legal
be unnecessary by Senator
on
O.
vention.
Great Britain
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox disclosed on Nov. 27
President Roosevelt has allotted $50,000,000 for de¬
velopment of air and naval bases on the eight sites recently
leased from Great Britain in exchange for 50 over-age Amer¬
ican
Lewis, was elected to
retiring Mr.
the
with
coincide
less
that
is
of that
cally saying so, stepped down from the presidency
organization in keeping with a promise he made if Mr..Will-,
kie were not elected.
'Philip Murray, whose views more or
with
Allots $50,000,000 for
O.
and C. /.
During the month the convention of the American Fed¬
eration of Labor was held at. New Orleans and that of the
Roosevelt's
Roosevelt
of L.
F.
Annual Conventions of A.
to
$3,000,000,000, the Housing Administration would have
cease its operations about Dec. 1.
Naval Bases
to this below.
reference is made
from
President
Communist
by Attorney General Jackson that the strike was
inspired,
mittee.
sent to the White House.
President
in the national defense program.
use
cerned.
The Sabath bill, which amends a 1918 law by imposing a
$10,000 fine and 10 years' imprisonment for sabotage in
national defense industries or against defense materials,
was
company's work on production of training planes for
Following allegations
up the
accepted his terms by approving an
three, one of whom must be a lawyer.
President
plant in Downey, Calif., which tied
the Vultee Aircraft
at
,
21. The adminis¬
trative agencies which would be chiefly affected by the
bill, it is said, would be the National Labor Relations Board,
the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Com¬
munications Commission, and the Bituminous Coal Commis¬
sion.
Exemption of many agencies is provided in the legis¬
lation.
In the event that the House disagrees to the Senate
amendments the bill will be sent to conference.
As amended
by the Senate, the bill provides for the publication of all
administrative rulings before they can become effective, and
gives interested persons the right to request a hearing on
these rulings within a year after their publication.
These
hearings would be conducted by an intra-agency board of
defeated by a vote of 34 to
on
Strike at Vultee Aircraft Plant
move.
were
Senate
the
Meanwhile, other labor developments were attracting at¬
tention.
One of these developments was the 12-day strike
adopted by the Senate by a vote of 27 to
session
passed
which
measure,
12, and is an amendment to the 1938 Farm Act, is
expected to expedite the determination of farm normal
yields of corn, wheat and cotton.
Sept.
pendent administrative agencies of the Government by sub¬
jecting their rules and regulations to judicial review, was
surprise
This
signature.
congressional independence,
approved the House-approved Walter-Logan bill
which is so onerous to the Administration in its present
form that President Roosevelt is fully expected to veto it.
the Senate
This measure,
of Farm Normal Yields for
to Expedite Determination
istration of the marketing
of
As
the
administration of the Labor Act.
Legislation
Christmas.
Senate Passes
of
Millis
A.
by the Senate on Nov. 26, is expected to do much to correct
the faults which have developed in connection with the
much as the
Senate cannot adjourn for more than three days without
the approyal of the House of Representatives, this was taken
to indicate a continuance of the present session at least
until
Harry
Dr.
of
Chicago to succeed J. Warren Madden on
Dr. Millis, whose appointment was confirmed
NLRB.
the
On
for Congress to adjourn.
rough-shod over its majority leaders
Nov. 19 the House rode
appointment
of
University
on
the
sustained
a
Order
Voiding
day (Nov. 12), the Board
same
by the court ivhen
which
NLRB
Shop Contract
a
unanimous
Board
order
opinion was
invalidating
a
F. of L. union and an
Indiana corporation in which the United Automobile Work¬
closed shop contract
ers
(C.
I.
O.)
between
claimed
a
an
A.
majority of all plant employees.
"assisted"
had
through unfair labor practices.
the
that
■United
States
company
the
Violation Is Involved—Precedence
Federal
the
that
held
decision, handed down
labor
another
-court
no
injunctions
Norris-LaGuardia
Andreu
precedence
returning
Sherman Anti-Trust Act, which
the
over
States
consider
refused to
States Supreme Court
appeal from a ruling of the Georgia Supreme
an
provisions of the State's
The appeal was sought
by the Georgia Unemployment Compensation Bureau which,
it is stated, had asked the High Court to decide whether
two or more companies under the same ownership or control
could be lumped together and assessed for unemployment
compensation if together they employ eight or more persons.
According to the Atlanta "Constitution," it is estimated
$750,000 in unemployment compensation taxes will be re¬
funded to Georgia employers falling within the "common
unconstitutional
holding
Court,
unemployment compensation law.
control"
provision of the unemployment compensation law
which, in effect, was held unconstitutional under the ruling
of the United States Supreme Court.
J. E. B. Stewart,
Director of the State Unemployment Compensation Bureau,
who was thus quoted, said that the effect of the United
States Supreme Court decision was to uphold the State
Supreme Court, but he pointed out the administration of
unemployment compensation programs in 32 other States
also
affected.
be
would
-
in
Owned by
Securities
Selling
Agent
that
Holding
Boston,
garian Minister to
United States, John Pelenyi, Also Resigns
to
resignation
from that post to President Roosevelt on Nov. 28.
Mr.
Cudahy submitted his resignation orally at a conference with
the President, Nov. 28, and it is stated it was accepted,
effective immediately.
Mr. Cudahy indicated that he would
Ambassador
American
became
who
Cudahy,
Belgium in January of this year, tendered his
resignation formally in writing.
his
offer
Pelenyi, Hungarian Minister to the United States,
announced on Nov. 28 that lie has resigned from that post
John
A.
resignation has been accepted by his Government.
his
and
Kirk
C.
Appointed Charge d'Affairs of Embassy at Rome—A. W.
Transferred from Berlin to Rome as Attache
Horn
States Embassy at Berlin,
United
the
of
Kirk, former Charge d'Af¬
has been
that Alexander C.
Disclosure
faires
appointed Charge d'Affaires of the American Embassy at
Rome with the rank of Minister, was made by Mr. Kirk on
Nov. 26 as he boarded the Atlantic Clipper at LaGuardia
Field in New York en route to Rome to assume his new
post.
Albert W.
Horn, formerly an attache at the American Embassy at
Berlin, who has been transferred to the Embassy at Rome to
Accompanying Mr. Kirk aboard the clipper was
in
serve
Court Denies Appeal from Court of Appeals
United States Supreme
voluntary
to Belgium—Hun¬
Cudahy Resigns as American Ambassador
John
Compensation Law
United
25 the
Nov.
Appeal from
Consider
to
Supreme Court Holding Invalid Provision
of State's Unemployment
On
Declines
Court
Supreme
of Georgia
City after a four months'
Mexico
to
been elected
Nov. 26 upon
exile.
John
Decision
had
he
interstate commerce.
bars actions restraining
United
claimed
had
who
Almazan,
President of Mexico, abandoned this claim on
junctions in labor disputes except in certain circumstances,
took
being suc¬
by General Camacho.
President Roosevelt named
Mr. Wallace as his representative on Nov. 12.
General Juan
ceeded
which bars courts from issuing in¬
Act,
who
other
the
credentials to President Lazaro Cardenas, who is
restraining picketing in labor disputes
merely because alleged violations of anti-trust laws are
involved.
The unanimous decision ruled in effect that the
issue
in Mexico City on Nov. 28, went
special envoys for a group presentation of
arrived
Wallace,
with
Nov. 18, the
authority to
on
have
courts
Presidential Inauguration
Vice-President-elect, on Nov. 29 pre¬
sented his credential^ in Mexico City as special Ambassador
to the inauguration of General Manual Avila Camacho as
President of Mexico, which took place on Dec. 1.
Mr.
Henry A. Wallace,
Guardia Act
La
Wallace Presents Credentials as Special Envoy
to Mexican
Court Holds Picketing Injunction Illegal
of Norris-
Supreme
Even if Anti-Trust
In
Vice-President-elect
the Board
Federation
Abrogation of the contract was ordered because
found
3
MONTHLY REVIEW
Dec., 1940]
a
a
Mr. Kirk said on Nov. 26 that
similar capacity.
third member of the Berlin staff, Philip
Fahrenholz, will
join them in Rome.
Others Is Liable Under Securities Act
Luxemburg Minister
President Roosevelt Receives New
Supreme Court on Nov. 25 denied an
States
United
The
Aug. 16 by the United States
Court of Appeals in Boston which ruled that an agent sell¬
ing securities owned by others is liable for misrepresenta¬
appeal from
Other
were
in
residents
which
bar
of
A
triple
facturers
seeks
Government
therefore is
The
Houston, Tex
tion
but
his
"in
he
aside
agreement by
an
Chicago
sought to
Sherman
18
from
Anti-Trust
within
meaning
the
tire
manu¬
Act.
the
of
Act
The
25
of otherwise qualified
the laws enacted under it,
jury service
from
basic concepts of a democratic society and a repre¬
It
is
been
had
stated
denied
that
the
Negro,
constitutional
"systematically excluded"
Edgar
Smith,
had
rights because members
County juries.
from Harris
public justice that the jury be
use
of juries as instru¬
body truly representative of the
a
Relations Act Held by State Supreme Court
Valid in So Far
Wisconsin
The
Supreme
Court,
at
Act in a
Employees
Employment
Restaurant
and
with
affiliated
court
It Does Not Impair Right of Speech
Madison,
on
Nov.
8
to a particular phase the constitutionality of the
as
Wisconsin
Hotel
as
American
the
that
ruled
case
Act is valid in
the
instituted
by
the
Union of Milwaukee,
Federation of Labor.
The
so
far
it does not
as
impair the constitutional right of free speech/
President Roosevelt Nominates Rear Admiral Leahy
York
by Presi¬
dent Roosevelt on Nov. 26.
Mr. White is at present diplo¬
matic and Consul General at Tangier, Morocco.
Dr. J. J. Soler Arrives
to
France, Succeeding W.
lardo
Designated
as
Ambassador
C. Bullitt, Resigned—Dr. J. M. Gal-
Roosevelt
Rico,
Naval
of
on
Nov.
26
Operations
Ambassador
as
sent
to
Senate
the
and
France,
to
to
Governor
retired for¬
of Puerto
William
succeed
the
C.
Bullitt, who, it was announced on Nov. 14, had tendered his
Uruguay and planned to go to Washington the
tions
to
States,
Count Potocki, Polish
appointment on Nov. 29.
Rico
Mr.
on
Nov. 28 for New
Bullitt's
effective
on
resignation
the Senate confirmed the
Admiral Leahy sailed from Puerto
York
as
on his way to Washington.
Ambassador to France became
Governor of Puerto Rico to succeed Admiral
Gallardo.
at
San
Jerzy
Count
who
is
German,
Puerto Rice
a
native Puerto Itican,
has
been
since 1937.
Polish
Potocki,
Ambassador to the United
States, has submitted his resignation to the Polish
in exile in
Washington
in
ficials
London, it was disclosed
Nov.
on
Govern¬
by Embassy of¬
Although Poland was
11.
partitioned under a German-Russian agreement signed in
September, 1939, the United States refused to recognize the
agreement and has continued to recognize Count Potocki as
its Ambassador in Washington.
The resignation of Count
Potocki, who has held this post for about four and one-half
years, is expected to take effect Dec. 15.
Jan Ciechanowski,
Under-Secretary of Foreign Affairs for the Polish Govern¬
at
London, has
been named
Count Potocki's
as
suc¬
$
cessor.
Ambassador to United States
Admiral Nomura Appointed Japanese
nese
Kichisaburo Nomura
Ambassador to the United
has
been
appointed Japa¬
States, succeeding Kensuke
Horinouclii, it was announced in Tokio on Nov. 26.
tary
Secre¬
of State Cordell Hull has formally notified Japan that
appointment is acceptable.
the
Senator
George
Relations
The Senate
Democrat
of
Georgia
on
Late
of Sentate
Senator
Foreign
Pittman
Nov. 25 elected Senator Walter F. George,
Georgia,
of
Elected Chairman
Committee—Succeeds
as
Chairman
of
the Committee
on
Foreign Relations, to fill the vacancy caused by the death
on
Nov. 10 of Senator Key Pittman of Nevada.
Senator
George
was
the unanimous choice of the Senate Democratic
Steering Committee wThen it met on Nov. 23 for the purpose
Nov. 26
On Nov. 27 the President designated Jose Miguel
as
Ambassador to United States, Resigns—Jan
Ciechanowski to Succeed Him
the
Leahy on Nov. 27 and
Admiral
following day.
Upon his arrival in New York Dr. Soler said that he was
here to promote cordiality between Paraguay and the United
President.
The Senate Foreign Rela¬
Committee unanimously approved the nomination of
resignation
newly-appointed Minister from Para¬
Soler,
Governor of Puerto Rico to Succeed Admiral
nomination of Rear Admiral William D. Leahy,
Chief
J.
Juan
to the United States, arrived in New York from South
America on Nov. 26 aboard the American Republics liner
Leany
mer
Minister
as
guay
Admiral
President
United States to Assume Post
in
from Paraguay
ment
as
Minister to Haiti
Minister to Haiti was sumbitted to the Senate
as
ment
Wisconsin Employment
as
White of New
Campbell
John
of
nomination
The
unanimous decision of the court, asserted
the
Roosevelt
White Nominated by President
J. C.
and
community."
upheld
ex¬
pressed the desire of the American people to see the country
Dr.
Nov.
part of the established tradition in
to Be
been
who has
d'Affaires of the Grand Duchy, the President
which held that
lower court decision
damages.
on
the exclusion
our
been
had
is
of
ments
the
to
$1,053,474
the
a
"person"
Black, who delivered the
"it
of
Supreme
review to the Government's suit
a
to
of
reversed
a
setting
with
that
race
Justice
that
not
government "
contended
of
valid
Side
South
Illinois
the
the conviction of a Negro of
sentenced to life imprisonment, ruled that racial discrimina¬
,
war
sentative
held
only violates our Constitution and
not
at
violations
entitled
in
resulting
is
amounting
have
to
is
not
court,
groups
overruling
the
on
12 granting
Nov.
on
damages
alleged
for
Government
the
subdivision
a
12
the lower court had
which
issued
ruling
obtain
Nov.
on
from living there.
Negroes
to
down
handed
decision
Court's
In accepting
Luxemburg.
Le Gallais,
Mr.
credence of
regain full independence.'
follows:
as
decision
A
rulings
of
letters
the
Nov. 8 the credentials of
on
Hugues Le Gallais as Minister of
Charge
decisions and
Court
Supreme
important
received
President Roosevelt
on
Securities Act of 1933.
the
under
tion
decision
a
Commissioner
Gallardo
Leahy.
Dr.
having been born
of
Education
in
Mr. George was second in
the 23-member committee,
being outranked in length of service by Senator Pat Harri¬
son of Mississippi.
However, since Senator Harrison holds
the chairmanship of the Finance Committee, which he prdof
selecting
line
among
a
new
the
Chairman.
Democrats
on
$>
MONTHLY REVIEW
Mr. George was elevated according to
ferred to keep,
Senate
H.
Dr.
strike
The
ment.
Oath
Takes
Millis
A.
Chairman of NLRB—Resignations
as
from Board
Chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, giving
the Board its first full membership of three since the ex¬
as
of the term of Chairman J. Warren
piration
Madden
on
Aug. 27.
The nomination of Dr. Millis, which was sent to
the Senate by President Roosevelt on Nov. 15, was approved
debate on Nov. 26,
reported by the Senate Labor
by that body unanimously and without
it
after
hours
was
Only six members of the committee were pres¬
Committee.
Chairman Elbert
ent When the nomination was acted upon,
reporting it on the baste of a poll of
absentees, it is stated.
Following the nomination by Presi
D. Thomas favorably
announced on Nov. 15
have resigned, viz.:
Nathan Witt, Secretary of the Board; Alexander B. Hawes,
chief administrative examiner, and Thomas I. Emerson,
of Dr. Millis, it was
dent Roosevelt
that three of the officials of the Board
Vultee Aircraft Strike Ends with Agreement to
Pay Higher Wages
General Jackson Holds Communists
Attorney
The strike at the Vultee Aircraft
Responsible
Co.'s plant at Downey,
it started. The
agreement ending the dispute provides wage increases for
the company's 5,200 employees aggregating $1,400,000 a year.
Calif., was settled Nov. 26, 12 days after
was
of the strike,
Prio_r to the conclusion
the job.
on
force
of the company's normal
27 about 80%
On Nov.
Attorney General Robert H. Jackson is said to have declared
that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had uncovered
information
that Communist
indicating
influence was re¬
But this was denied by a union
spokesman, who declared that "the strike was caused by
low wages and not by communism or any other ism."
sponsible for the strike.
drivers that
of truck
strike
exhibits
World's Fair Strike Settled
York
New
demolition
and
Fair since Oct. 29
tion
was
work
settled
at
on
had halted removal of
the
York
New
leaders
World's
Nov. 7, through the media¬
representatives of the Park Department
and
and
the Fair
Corp. at City Hall, New York.
Thomas A. Murray, President of the Central Trades and
Construction Council and representative of the American
Federation of Labor unions involved in the dispute, an¬
nounced after the meeting that
Midland, Pa., Ended—Halcomb
Pa., plant of the Crucible
after the strikers had voted
approximately 52% to 48% in favor of resuming work pend¬
ing conferences with the company regarding their griev¬
ances.
The 4,500 men made idle since Nov. 12 are all mem¬
bers of the Congress of Industrial Organizations Steel Work¬
ers' Organizing Committee.
Work was resumed on Nov. 16.
Employees of the Halcornb plant of the Crucible Steel Co.,
located at Syracuse, N. Y., returned to work on Nov. 22
after settlement of a strike that lasted for three days tying
strike
The
at
Midland,
the
Steel Co. was ended on Nov. 15
up
operations on national defense orders. The full comple¬
of 1,100 men on the day force was at work, while
ment
Union
officials prepared to meet a Steel Workers'
company
grievance committee whose demands precipitated the walk¬
out on Nov. 19.
A total of 2,300 workers was affected.
said plant production, which included
resumed "without a hitch."
Union
sought adjustment of a "stagger" work
and restoration of a pay differential between laborers
officials
Company
orders,
was
members said they
week
Strike
$
workers.
skilled
and
the Aluminum
at
at
New Kensingm
Settled
ton, Pa.,
Workers at
Plant
America
of
Co.
New
the Aluminum Co. of America plant at
members of the Congress of Industrial
Organizations, voted on Nov. 28 to end a week-long strike
which stopped work on several big national defense orders
and made 7,500 men temporarily idle.
The strikers returned
to work on Nov. 29.
Under the agreement a $27-a-week
Pa.,
Kensington,
by the union for causing the walkout be¬
a committeeman attempting to collect
blamed
worker
he threatened
cause
$12 in back dues, will be transferred to the Logans Ferry,
Pa., plant of the company. Ralph M. Ferry, superintendent
the plant, said:
"This solution is of the type we have
been urging right along and is quite satisfactory."
In
addition to halting production on several million dollars'
of
Mayor F. H. LaGuardia at a conference of union
of
and
their jobs for a month.
Settle Dispute
Plant Employees
defense
associate general counsel.
The
than 12,000 employees,
more
Strike at Crucible Steel Co. Plant at
4
A. Millis, Professor Emeritus of Economics of
the University of Chicago, on Nov. 27 took the oath of office
again
kept
building trades workers, away from
Dr. Harry
several
had
including warehousemen, truck drivers, bakery workers
custom.,
the trucks would begin roll¬
of orders,
worth
the workers lost wages estimated by the
$250,000 during the shutdown. Philip Murray,
newly-elected C. I. O. President, helped settle the contro¬
versy.
He conferred for several hours on Nov. 27 with
Nick A.
Zonarich, President of the Aluminum Workers
company at
after which conference an agreement to
Union,
strike
Aeronautical
Brewster
settle the
reached.
was
Corp.,
Long Island City, N.
at
Y.,
Union
Nov. 8.
Ail 1,200 workmen affected by the strike,
including plumbers, carpenters, wreckers, iron workers and
electricians, who struck in sympathy with the truckmen,
would be back at their jobs on Nov. 8 also, announced Mr.
and
Murray.
likely to disrupt production of more than 500 navy fighting
ing
Pickets ^vere recalled from the main entrances of
the Fair
Nov. 7.
on
LaGuardia
Painters' Union Awarded Pay Rise by Mayor
About 12,000 union painters in Manhattan, the
Staten Island received
the terms of
based
an
the report
on
wage
The award
referee
Council 9
after
settlement
who the Mayor appointed
strike called by
of the
Brotherhood
of-the
was
by Louis S. Posner, former member of
State Mortgage Commission,
the
Bronx and
increase of 10c. an hour under
arbitration award handed down on Nov. 9
a
by Mayor LaGuardia of New York City.
as
Dispute Settled
on
of
District
Painters, Decorators and
Paperhanders, American Federation of Labor, against the
Association of Master Paintdrs and Decorators.
was
ended
on
The strike
Sept. 27, but when the painters returned to
work after a one-month strike representatives of the em¬
ployers and the union promised the Mayor that they would
abide by the arbitration award.
Strike at Fort Dix, N. J., Settled
national
defense
project at Fort Dix, N. J.,
was
the
on
representatives
of
the
dissenting
Department
unions,
of
Labor representatives, Army authorities and officials of the
contracting
and
called
8
Nov.
subcontracting
The
firms.
strike
was
Local 369, Hod Carriers and Laborers
Union of Trenton, N. J., because apprentices of Local 1489,
Carpenters and Joiners Union, were doing laborers' work
by
in
loading and unloading lumber, according to Michael Neylon, business agent for the laborers.
It is stated that no
concessions
strike.
tions
were
granted the laborers in settlement of the
David P. Appell, Vice-President in charge of opera¬
for the George A. Fuller Co., contractors for the
project, said that "an amicable adjustment
tween
the
brought
union
delegates
pressure
to
bear
themselves
upon
them
was
after
for
a
our
made
be¬
company
disrupting
our
building program."
American
the
Organizations,
Industrial
of
gidney
Hillman,
Advisory Commission.
Defense
drivers
truck
three
around
tered
by
arranged
meeting
National
which
seemed
member of
The dispute
employed
at
the
cen¬
Long
the
would have affected a plant in
Newark, N. J., where two other drivers were involved.
The United Automobile Workers, Local 365, which has a
Island
City
plant,
and
contract, demanded that the drivers join their union.
Two
locals of the A. F. of L. International Brotherhood of Team¬
sters, 807, in New York City and 478 in Newark, N. J., both
Under the terms of the agreement,
demanded the drivers.
selection of
bargaining agency for the truck drivers will
a
be left to the National Labor Relations
to
were
return to
Board, all employees
work, three teamsters laid off were to be
rehired, and to receive pay for the week they were out if
Board
awards
jurisdiction
Teamsters
the
to
to accept the Board's decision.
Both sides agreed
ended on
Nov. 11, after more than five hours of negotiations between
with
planes in plants of the Brewster Aeronautical Corp., was
adjusted on Nov. 8 at the regional office of the National
Labor Relations Board, 120 Wall Street, New York City, at
the
The four-day jurisdictional strike of 700 laborers
affiliated
Congress
controversy
between rival
Federation of Labor
jurisdictional
week-old
A
unions
Defense and Foreign
American
Union.
•
Policy
Preparations for the military defense of the United States
against any external aggression that may develop in these
difficult times
which
is
was
inextricably
revealed
official
pushed rapidly in November, especially
over.
The conduct of foreign policy,
were
after the election
no
intertwined
departures
with
what
from
defense problems,
now
has
become
the
policy of aiding within limits short of actual par¬
ticipation those countries which are subject to aggressive
In
attacks.
some
aid
the
respects
to the defenders
was
heightened, but the great question toward the end of No¬
vember
was
extended.
China
was
sponse
in
whether
more
assistance
should
not
be
Great Britain, Greece and
to
made clear by all those countries, and the re¬
the
United
The election
thetic.
still
The need for aid
States
made
generally
little
was most sympa¬
difference in this connec¬
tion, as both candidates were pledged to the fullest possible
war.
Some students of foreign
Chain Store Clerks in Pennsylvania End Strike with Wage Increases
aid to Great Britain short of
Settlement of the strike begun four weeks previously by
2,100 meat cutters and prolonged by 7,000 clerks, resulted
in the reopening on Nov. 12 of about 1,500 Atlantic & Pacific,
American, and Food Fair stores, operating in eastern Penn¬
policy continued
loint
draw
to warn, however, that there may be a
beyond which our active aid to Great Britain yvill
the
sylvania, southern
gloomy
of
Britain
New Jersey and Delaware.
By a vote
2,211 to 1,555 the clerks accepted a compromise settlement
of their
own
demands, whereas'the" meat cutters ended their
part of the strike two weeks before with
a
separate agree¬
United
wishes of the
without
States
into
conflict,
view was expressed in other
possibly will be unable to win
full
regardless
of
Administration, Congress and the people.
military
participation
While these and other matters
were
by
circles
an
that
the
The
Great
outright victory
the United
States.
under national debate
Roosevelt
President
moved
caution in
with commendable
foreign affairs.
Foreign reactions to the election outcome in the
States were in themselves of considerable interest.
was
little official comment, of course,
and
China it
tries
was
united
There
but in Great Britain
made abundantly clear that both coun¬
Germany,
profoundly satisfied with the result.
were
Italy and Japan, on the other hand, viewed the electoral
trend here with some alarm, owing to an alleged drift
participation which those countries affect to
observe.
In all the countries now at war it was conceded
in advance that the balloting would not change American
full
toward
policies, since President Roosevelt and Mr. Willkie both
were pledged to support the nations attacked.
The British
press took the view that England could not "lose" the elec¬
tion, owing to this circumstance.
It was feared, on the
other hand, that a change of Administration might produce
some uncertainty
in aid during the few months between
the election and the induction of the new President.
French
spokesmen adopted a strictly correct and aloof stand toward
In Latin America the outcome was viewed
the election here.
prelude to still greater inter-American cooperation
the
as
and
solidarity.
Conscription began to go into practical effect in the latter
half of November, as the first
contingents of drafted soldiers
for military training in peace-time.
As
the first soldiers selected began to prepare for military life,
President Roosevelt and his associatets took some steps to
moved
to
increase
Britain.
camps
the
necessary
for
assistance
The President announced
embattled
Nov. 8
on
a
Great
rule-of-thumb
whereiinder American production of
military airplanes will
be shared with Great Britain
50-50 basis.
followed
on
20
Nov.
General George C.
on
a
This
was
by the announcement, made through
Marshall, Army Chief of Staff, that 26
huge bombers somewhat similar to the "flying fortresses"
are to be turned over to England under the rule-of-thumb.
It also
was
made known at the
same
time that our second-
best bomb sight will be released to Great Britain.
German
Intensive
bombing of the industrial Midlands occasioned
demand for still
more
a
Nov. 22
by asserting that such aid is at its peak, for the moment.
The problem, he pointed out, is the physical one
of produc¬
Until
airplanes and other war materials roll off the American
assembly lines more rapidly than now is possible, the Presi¬
dent added, the country will scarcely be able to increase
the rule-of-thumb allotment to Great Britain of 50% of
airplane output.
But it appears that the United States Government found
other ways for aiding Great Britain in November.
At the
tion, and not a mere matter of passing a law or two.
it became known that the United States
Navy had assumed the patrol of the French island of Mar¬
tinique, in the West Indies, obviously in order to release for
service
had
elsewhere
cruised
the
off the
British
island.
warships
which
This occasioned
previously
some
uncer¬
tainty in the Vichy regime of France, for the French air¬
craft carrier Beam is at the island, with something like
100 American airplanes aboard.
The British naval patrol
obviously was to prevent the airplanes from falling into
German hands, through any dash by the ship for European
Some diplomatic correspondence took place be¬
tween the Washington and Vichy Governments, after the
waters.
patrol was taken over by American destroyers, but tefcts
were not made public.
It was indicated, however, that the
Vichy authorities had extended emphatic assurances that
no
threat of any transfer of sovereignty of
$50,000,000 Export-Import Bank
shipments of metals in
The
This
coming years.
move was
Martinique
or
other French possessions existed.
The Martinique incident
thereafter was minimized by the State Department
Another and even more significant incident along the
line was reported from the Mexican port of Tampico,
beginning Nov. 17.
On that day four German merchant
same
generally regarded as a coun¬
Japanese aggression in the Far East. It came
when Japan was reported to be increasing
its demands upon the French regime in Indo-China, and
when Thailand (Siamese) forces were making inroads upon
French Indo-China.
This southward trend of Japanese
ter stroke to
at
moment
a
brought into new prominence the question of
Singapore and the great chain of Netherlands East Indies
aggression
The Far East entered into the problem of Amer¬
islands.
ican foreign affairs in another sense on
that day told of the
Nov. 9, for reports
sinking of the American ship City of
Rayville, 5,883 tons, off Australia, apparently as a conse¬
quence of striking a mine.
This ship was the first under
American registry lost in the course of the war, and the
incident revived reports that a German raider was operatr
ing in Australian waters.
Several diplomatic moves were made in November which
were regarded as little more than routine, in the given cir¬
President Roosevelt issued
cumstances.
a proclamation on
of war exists, between Greece
and Italy, and applying our neutrality laws to those warring
nations.
In effect, this brought Greece into the operational
sphere of the neutrality laws, for Italy already had been
placed there.
Late in November, Greek authorities were
said to be exhorting the United States to send aid, and the
appeals were said to be receiving sympathetic consideration
in Washington.
There were continual rumors from, Wash¬
ington that more American warships might be transferred
to Great Britain, but these possibly were political trial
balloons, for no action was announced., American financial
aid to Great Britain also received study, especially after
the British Ambassador, Lord Lothian, stated on Nov, 2$
that Great Britain will reach the end of her United States
dollar resources in 1941 and will need financial help.
It
was indicated subsequently
by Lord Lothian that, he did
not carry this appeal to the White House, and the Adminis¬
tration took no official cognizance of the problem. * ; *
Nov. 15 holding that a state
help to England, and Mr. Roosevelt
answered the questions of press correspondents on
start of the month
fund.
stabilization
advance is to be covered by Chinese
the difficult sphere of
'
5
KEVIEW
Dec., 1940]
The
In
Americas
-■
several
important respects good progress was made
during November toward the defense of the Americas as a
whole, and toward the improvement of United States rela¬
tions
made
with
in
American
British
between
reached
the
Latin
Washington, Nov.
exact
location
of
countries.
Announcement was
18,
that agreement had been
and American authorities as to
virtually all the bases obtained
on
this side of the Atlantic from Great Britain in consequence
of the trade of 50 over-age destroyers for the base sites.
Only the position
determined, it
was
of the
base at Trinidad remains to be
made known.
Subsequent
moves
made
it clear that no time will be lost in the construction of naval
and airplane
ber
bases at the points selected.
Late in Novem¬
reports indicated
that British warships will be
the right to use the bases to be constructed, but
some.
granted
clarification of this point is not complete.
The Good Neighbor policy of the United States Govern¬
ment with respect to Latin America was implemented in
several ways.
Vice-President-elect Wallace was named by
Mr.
Roosevelt to attend the inaugural at Mexico City,
on
Dec.
1, of the newly-elected President of Mexico, Manuel
The inaugural was effected with the usual
trappings, but some Mexicans who did not favor Senor
Avila Camacho.
Avila
Camacho
Mexico
new
to
booed
Mr.
Wallace
upon
his
arrival
in
City.
American soliarity was emphasized by the
Mexican (President in his inaugural address.
Farther
the
south
a good deal of
controversy was aroused by
military bases are to be made available in
Uruguay to all the naval and air forces of all the American
republics.
Argentine sensibilities were aroused, in particu¬
lar, for the old fear of the Colossus of the North has not
reports
that
been
fully_ dispelled. It was pointed out in some circles
ships sailed from Tampico, fully laden with wares that may
that the United States is the only country with distant
consumption in the Reich, but that forces of a nature that
might find the new bases useful,
quite possibly might have reached German raiders operatingand the State Department endeavored to allay
any sus¬
on the high seas.
As the vessels moved out of Tampico they
picions by stating that no request for exclusive use of the
were signaled by a group of warships which
actually were
proposed bases had been made by Washington. The discus¬
American destroyers, but which the German captains
appar¬
sion as to the bases continued throughout November.
ently mistook for British ships. One of the German vessels
Much interest was occasioned, meanwhile, by the arrival
promptly was scuttled, while the others hastened back to in
Washington on Nov. 13 of an Argentine trade and finan¬
Tampico.
The Mexican Government expressed concern as
cial mission.
It was at first thought that the Argentine
to whether American warships had violated Mexican terri¬
visitors aimed at the negotiation of a loan of
$100,000,000
torial waters, but it was established to the satisfaction of
from the Export-Import Bank, under the
authority granted
Washington and Mexico City that no such violation had
that bank to extend up to $500,000,000 loans to Latin Amer¬
occurred.
The American destroyers on Nov. 19 signaled two
ica.
But the course of the conversations, as indicated in
ships of Mexican and Honduran registry, but thereafter no
rumors,
suggested rather that Argentina looked to farrepetitions were reported.
Late in November two of the
reaching economic accords with the United States, rather
German ships at Tampico made a dash for the sea and suc¬
than merely to fresh loans.
The discussions still were in
ceeded in moving away.
Some Italian ships in the port also
progress at the end of November.
Also in Washington
seemed to be making ready for a voyage.
throughout November was a Cuban mission, with the an¬
One important step in foreign policy was announced at
nounced purpose of obtaining a loan of $50,000,000 from
Washington on Nov. 30, in the form of a further monetary
the Export-Import Bank.
This group appeared to make
advance to the Nationalist Government of
China, headed by little
progress toward the huge advance, which is intended
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek.
This move followed an
partly to cover a Cuban deficit and partly to provide funds
"agreement" between Tokio and its puppet regime at Nan¬
for public works construction.
king, headed by Wang Ching-wei.
The White House an¬
nounced that $100,000,000 of fresh credits would be ex¬
Mediterranean War
have been intended for
tended to China, half the sum to be made available
by the
Export-Import Bank and the other half by the American
\
In the
ments in
highly important Mediterranean
November took
on
new
area war
develop¬
aspects that favored the
MONTHLY EEYIEW
6
of Greece and Great
cause
Britain to a heartening degree.
turning point was provided by the Italian decision of
Oct. 28 to start an unprovoked attack against Greece.
After
The
a
minor successes, the course of the
few initial and
conflict
in favor of the
of their liberties, and against tlie Italians.
In
defenders
Italy turned sharply
and
Greece
between
place of the prompt invasion of Greece that
lini obviously expected, on the basis of the
their"
of
This
preparations.
inadequate
own
in
change
the Mediterranean
began to take
important new aspects of the
Greek Government endeavored to
restrain the enthusiasm of its own people by pointing on
several occasions to the great forces with Italy can mobilize.
The
Europe.
in
war
Appeals were made for British and American aid, and in the
case of the London
Government ample and effective help
was forthcoming.
The question promptly
raised whether Germany would come to the rescue of
promptly
was
the
Italians, by attacking Greece from the East, as an after¬
math of a series of treaties made with Hungary, Rumania
But
Slovakia.
and
Italians stated clearly that they
the
expected no help from Germany, and the Balkan negotia¬
tions lapsed at a point short of a continuous military route
for the German forces through the Balkans directly to the
Greek frontier.
Some Berlin reports made it clear that
authorities
Reich
attack upon
on
were
none
too pleased with the
Italian
Premier Mussolini broke a long silence
Greece.
IS, by a speech in Rome in which he asserted
resistance will be "annihilated,"
whether in
Nov.
Greek
months
He endeavored
12.
in
or
that
two
to cover up the Greek
gained by the RomeIt is
doubtful, however, whether even the Italian people were
deluded by references to battles which German forces won.
Italian fortunes of war dropped to a new low in the latter
half of November, owing to British maneuvers which re¬
sulted in the destruction or damage of a sizable part of
the Italian Navy.
British aerial attacks against Italy were
made more easily possible by the entry of Greece into the
war, however unwillingly. ^ British forces promptly estab¬
lished a base of operations upon the island of Crete, and
apparently operated from that point against Italian naval
bases.
It was indicated on Nov. 12 that an important and
highly successful attack had been made by British torpedocarrying airplanes against the Italian naval base at Taranto,
and the Italians admitted serious damage to one large vessel
incident
pointing
by
Berlin Axis since
to
"victories"
Italy entered the war on June 10.
in their initial official statement.
informed
Churchill
Nov.
the
British
Prime Minister Winston
House of Commons, on
13, that airplane reconnoisance had established that
battleship of the Littorio class (35,000 tons) was
Italian
one
Egypt between British and Italian
staiemate throughout November.
the bow with her forecastle under water,
while another of the Cavour class (23,622 tons) had been
beached.
In the inner harbor two cruisers were reported
badly down by
listing, and two auxiliary vessels were said to be damaged
with their sterns under water.
The Italians scoffed at the
but it appeared that they hastily withdrew
their naval forces from Taranto, after which the British
British report,
again observed important vessels still there,
reputedly be¬
forces was at a complete
of Britain
Battle
of
Britain
Germany in November.
The events were not decisive,
they began to take on aspects that might in the long run
Titanic aerial bombings and a deadly phase of the war
marked the great struggle between Great
blockade
and
but
the
determine
the
of
outcome
from'day
conflict,
and
reports
were
with anxious interest. Immense
destruction was wrought by both sides upon the industrial
establishment of the other, while German submarine and
aerial attacks against British shipping brought open con¬
fessions in official British circles that the situation might
become acute.
This brought up in more immediate fashion
scanned
to day
question of American aid to Great
the
Britain, which Lord
Lothian, the British Ambassador to Washington, suggested
on Nov. 23 should also take financial forms.
England, Lord
his return from a brief stay in London,
financial help from America, but also
Lothian said upon
needs
only
not
for the tough year ahead."
"planes, munitions and ships
scene
place early in November, soon after the Italian attack began.
It was still in rapid progress at the end of the month, and
naturally brought in its train
naturally must be considered in this connection, especially
in the light of tlie fact that British airplanes proved so
effective at Taranto against the Italian fleet.
The war in
Premier Musso¬
vast numerical
and material superiority of his forces, Greece turned the
tables and not only chased the Italians back to their Al¬
banian lines, but dislodged them from their own fortifica¬
tions and effected advances deep into Albania.
At times
the retreat of the Italians resembled a rout, and great
masses of Italian munitions
and other war materials fell
into the hands of the Greeks.
Particularly significant was
the fall of the Italian base of Koritza to the valiant "Evzones," who wear a picturesque type of kilt and who are
justly famed for their fighting qualities.
Other bases also
fell to the Greeks, and even such Italian supply bases as
Port Edda, named after the daughter of Premier Mussolini,
began to be threatened.
A lightning change of the Italian
high command in Albania failed to stem the Greek advance,
which the Italians attempted to excuse on the alleged ground
But Italian aerial strength
supply ships, it was reported.
No
explanation of the British financial position was vouchsafed
by Lord Lothian, but it was recalled in financial circles
here in New York that Great Britain began the war with
$4,000,000,000 of gold, American securities and direct
here.
It was assumed that commitments on
armaments contracts have made necessary the earmarking
about
investments
by London of most of the British dollar resources.
In the first half of November the great German aerial
fleets
continued
other
the
attacks
British centers,
Liverpool and
London,
upon
much in the fashion inaugurated on
Sept. 9 when the effort to destroy Great Britain from the
began.
Night bombings were favored, and only occa¬
air
sional
day-time sortees
attempted
were
by
the
Germans,
invariably were driven back in such daylight attacks
who
by the British Spitfire and Hurricane fighters. The British
bombers attacked, in nightly raids, many of the large Ger¬
industrial estbalishments in the Ruhr and tlie Rhine-
man,
were made on many occasions to the
works in eastern Germany which obviously
are vital for continuance of the conflict for
the Germans.
The British bombers ranged daily over the French, Belgian
and Netherlands "invasion ports," where the Reich forces
have concentrated barges and other vessels for a possible
while flights
land,
oil
synthetic
attack
in
to
land
by
Even
England.
troops on
distant points
Norway were attacked, and periodical visits were paid
the German submarine and other bases in French terri¬
It is hardly to be doubted that a good deal of destruc¬
by both sides upon the ports and industrial
tory.
tion was visited
cities of
the
respective adversaries, in these maneuvers.
British attacks from the air were intensified in the latter
but the Germans also increased the fury
half of November,
Great squadrons of British bomber planes
of their assaults.
soared
over
the
Reich
dropping bombs
after night,
night
starting fires which were visible to the British fliers
for scores of miles.
But on Nov. 15 the Germans began to
and
outdo the British in this form of destructiveness.
That day
bombings,
directed against the single British industrial cities.
Cov¬
entry was the first victim, and after German bombers sailed
over the Midlands city at intervals of only a few minutes,
much of Coventry was in ruins.
The fine old cathedral was
destroyed, and rubble filled the streets.
The airplane plants
witnessed the start of newly intensified all-night
and
other
and
suffered
industries
residential
war
sections of
less
than
the
business
Coventry, according to London
reports, but it was admitted that some halt also had been
occasioned in the war output at Coventry.
Birmingham was
next in line for the furious German attack from the air, and
heavy bombings were reported on that Midlands city, which
is far larger than Coventry.
Liverpool and Bristol were
bombed
the
in
Southampton again was a target for
The systematic destruction continued
turn, and
German airmen.
and
effective methods were found in Eng¬
the night raiders than the Germans found
no more
cause-they could not be moved.
This attack against Italian naval forces was reported in
apace,
reduced Italian strength markedly, and
done the Italian Navy in an
engagement between British and Italian ships off Sardinia,
to combat their British foes.
England to
have
further important damage was
on
Each side claimed victory in the latter engage¬
Nov. 27.
land to
Combat
British
censors
and contact resulted in one hit on the British
cruiser Berwick, which remained in active service.
Damage
descended.
the
from Taranto,
was
claimed
by
London
to
cruisers and two destroyers.
cruisers
were
one Italian battleship, three
Rome claimed that two British
damaged, but admitted a hit on an Italian
put the ship
Taken together, the Taranto
and Sardinian engagements had the effect of making Great
Britain undisputed master of Mediterranean waters, and it
was reported possible that large units of the British fleet
now can be withdrawn and placed in Atlantic service.
A
considerable agitation arose in London for a "knock-out"
blow at the Italian fleet, so that Italy might be prevented
from adding to her Albanian contingents.
British subma¬
rines appeared in the Adriatic Sea and sank some Italian
cruiser
out
of
and
damage
service,
to one destroyer which
temporarily.
time, to prevent news
plainly the points that were attacked, and it soon
evident that the censors were not preventing their
cated
but
a
industrial establishments from
reaching the outside world, but the German statements indi¬
British Admiralty communique was more
explicit and obviously correct.
The British Mediterranean
fleet searched for the Italian units, after their withdrawal
ment,
for
endeavored,
of the German destruction of
became
the bombs
correspond¬
ents, this produced a relaxation of the British censorship,
at least to the point where the truth could be indicated
without details being given.
In the final week of November
several able American press representatives scored the Brit¬
ish censors and stated flatly that much damage actually
had been done in English cities by the indiscriminate Ger¬
enemies
man
from
knowing
aerial bombings.
before
the
Greenwood,
the
House
of
A debate
at
which
Minister without
sition clearly.
In the course
our
own
The German attacks
on
the matter took place
Nov.
27, and Arthur
explained the poof his account Mr. Greenwood
Commons,
expressed the conviction
arsenal, from which we
supplement
location
Together with protests from press
on
portfolio,
that America will be a "second
obtain increasing supplies to
can
and to make good our deficiencies."
Coventry and Birmingham, he said,
on
the pace of
With studied emphasis, he
merely slowed down
Lave
expansion.
British armaments
remarked that the
serious extent into our pro¬
attacks have not "eaten to any
capacity."
The British shipping position aroused continually greater
concern, as it appeared from official statements that this
matter rivals the airplane bombings in seriousness.
A Ger¬
man surface raider escaped into the Atlantic and on Nov. 5
attacked a British convoy of merchant ships half way be¬
tween Canada and England.
The vessel sank a number of
ductive
the armed merchantman Jervis
went down with her guns blazing
in defense of the convoy.
Most of the British ships thus
were
enabled to speed away from the attacker, and it
finally appeared that only four or five ships actually went
down out of a convoy of more than 30 vessels.
The inci¬
dent served to emphasize the lack of sufficient British naval
units for proper convoying of ships all the way across the
wean.
Prime Minister Churchill reported to the House of
Commons, on Nov. 5, that the German submarine attacks are
becoming more serious than the German aerial assaults.
Although total British tonnage is virtually undiminished,
he said,
the longer ship runs, the zig-zagging, and the
asseml£ty of convoys and port congestion have combined to
make British shipping less fruitful.
Mr. Churchill deplored
the fact that Irish Free State ports are not available to the
British fleet in defense operations.
In his remarks before
the Commons on Nov. 27 Mr. Greenwood also touched on
the maritime position, which he admitted is "much like that
of April, 1917."
In a speech on Nov. 26, Minister of Ship¬
ping It. H. Cross acknowledged that naval construction and
repairs to all classes of vessels are monopolizing British
shipyards, with the result that losses are in excess of re¬
placements.
All British spokesmen made it clear that
greater shipping and other supplies were needed from the
British
including
ships,
Bay, of 14,104 tons, which
occurred in the flow of oil to the Reich.
over
the Rumanian Government,
when King Carol was made to flee, began to get out of
hand toward the end of November.
On Nov. 27 some Iron
Guards took 64 eminent political prisoners from Bucharest
a
small interruption
States.
Eastern
Europe
Europe,
against Greece and the
problem of possible British occupation of Salonika or of
German aid to the Rome end of the Axis.
The immediate
question, after the Italian assault, was whether Turkey
would come to the aid of the Greeks, but after consultations
with Moscow the Ankara regime remained passive.
In
itself, this seemed to indicate acceptance by Moscow of the
Axis move against Greece, but it appeared after some weeks
that the Reich looked with a certain disapproval upon the
Italian move, while Russia plainly was disposed to play
no
favorites.
The British command apparently decided
against occupation of Salonika, which would require trans¬
ports on a large scale.
Possibly for this reason Germany
withheld a move against eastern Greece which the Reich
plainly is in a position to attempt.
As the various diplo¬
matic moves developed tension relaxed slowly in the Bal¬
kans, only to flare up again at the end of November, owing
to disorders in Rumania and in the Bessarabian province
which Russia recently regained from Rumania.
The out¬
Acute tension was
occasioned throughout eastern
by the Italian attack
in November,
of all these incidents remains
come
in much doubt.
Diplomatic conversations which probably were of a high
order were initiated on Nov. 12 when the Russian Premier
and Foreign Minister, Vyaclieslaff M. Molotoff, arrived in
Germany at the head of an imposing trade and diplomatic
delegation for extensive conferences with Chancellor Hitler
and his assistants.
The talks continued until Nov. 14, when
M. Molotoff departed.
Agreements were officially stated
to have been reached, but no inkling was supplied as to
their nature.
That the talks concerned the Balkans was
made clear on Nov. 20 when Hungarian officials appeared
in Berlin and signed a treaty formally allying the small
Central European country with the Rome-Berlin-Tokio Axis.
Hungary agreed to work for that "new order" which the
Germans blandly claim to be their aim.
More startling
than the Hungarian entry into the Axis was a Rumanian
action
six
24
vague
■was
like
of
effect
on
Nov.
23.
This
was
followed on
Slovakia in the Axis, making
countries in all that ostensibly are committed to the
Nov.
by the inclusion of
"new order" of affairs under German domination.
It
for a time that Bulgaria also would sign the
feared
German spokesmen indicated on Nov. 25
Axis agreement, but
signatures to the Axis understanding were ex¬
that no fresh
pected, for the time being.
This meant quite clearly that
Bulgaria had been advised by Moscow to remain aloof from
and it put a better face upon Eastern European
the Axis,
affairs,
indicated
it
since
arbiter of affairs.
the territory of
that Berlin
was
not the
sole,
The Bulgarian decision also meant that
the little country would serve as a buffer
between German troops and
Axis, that
country suffered several other disasters, which possibly
exercise some influence upon
will
the course of events in Eastern
A severe earthquake shattered Bucharest and laid
parts of Rumania on Nov. 10, It was the most
severe temblor ever experienced in Rumania, and the popu¬
lation doubtless made superstitious connections between the
alignment of the country with Hitler and the earthquake.
Europe.
waste other
Casualties
ran
damage was
included
in
said to be
into
the
thousands,
and
immense
property
reported, with the Rumanian oil fields also
the
affected
area.
But German
troops
were
repairing the damage in the oil fields, and only
took
The victims included former Pre¬
and many others who functioned
A virtual reign of terror thereupon began in
prisons and shot them.
mier George Argeseanu,
under Carol.
Bucharest, with the regime headed by Premier Ion Antonescu reduced to the extremity of asking German troops to
On Nov. 30 reports began to filter
order.
restore
great
in
Russian
territory.
France
Officials of the "free"
of
the
vember
through
owing to
available
disaffection in the Bessarabian region,
shortages of food and high prices of the few wares
of
and Spain
French Government at Vichy and
Spanish regime at Madrid took no steps during No¬
that might involve them more definitely in the
European
but it was plainly evident that great trials
were being suffered by the French, and
war,
tribulations
and
that
pressure
enormous
was
brought
to
bear
upon
the
The French authorities conferred steadily with
German military spokesmen at Paris on terms of a "perSpaniards.
While these talks were in prog¬
ress, however, the Germans evicted from their homes nearly
100,060 Lorrainers, and the conquerors announced at the
start of December that Lorraine is to be regarded as a
manent" peace
German
settlement.
province.
Frenchmen outside the control of the
Vichy regime continued to fight the
Germans, which prob¬
ably made the position of the Vichy Government quite diffi¬
cult.
The French forces of General Charles de Gaulle,
operating from Great Britain, occupied in a surprise attack
Nov. 10 the port of Libreville, capital of Gabon, French
on
Equatorial Africa.
The British Admiralty apparently co¬
that the French
British warship
off French Equatorial Africa, as the occupation Was taking
place.
Food supply problems of the Vichy authorities are
admittedly becoming acute,
and the deepening winter
weather is emphasizing that aspect of French problems.
Some gratification was expressed at Vichy, accordingly,
operated, for it was indicated in London
submarine Poncelet had been sunk by a
it
when
made known on Nov. 23 that American
was
diplo¬
is to be uninterrupted,
despite the resignation of Ambassador William C. Bullitt.
President Roosevelt indicated that Rear Admiral William
matic
representation
at
Vichy
will be the next Ambassador.
The ap¬
generally regarded as an excellent one,
especially in view of the developing difficulties of the Far
East, where Japan is encroaching ever more steadily upon
T.
Leahy, retired,
pointment
French
was
Indo-China.
Spanish authorities engaged in few conversations, if
any, with the Rome-Berlin Axis officials during November.
Intensive diplomatic discussions were reported previously,
and the appointment of the Nazi-sympathizer, Ramon Ser¬
rano Suner, to the post of Foreign Minister at Madrid' caused
The
apprehensions as to the course that Spain might
take.
The temptation to recover Gibraltar from
lelect to
England
is great, although the possibility remains to be
established.
In the course of the month under review Brit¬
obviously
ish authorities were rumored to
be holding out to Spain the
possibility of American food supplies through the British
blockade, if Spain would remain neutral in the great Euro¬
as
But little official information was available
the efforts by the Axis partners
conflict.
pean
to such conversations, or
to involve
Spain in the war.
Japanese Aggression
problems
November, and both
military and diplomatic experts began to review the situa¬
tion anew.
The Hitler-Molotoff conversations in Berlin
were eyed
with suspicion, as they possibly concerned the
After
weeks of relative quiet, Far Eastern
some
again became acute toward the end of
East
Far
as
well
as
If
Europe.
any
agreements
were
Far East, that circum¬
It is clear, on the other
reached in Berlin with respect to the
to be established.
stance remains
hand, that Japanese aggression now is turning southward,
rather than toward the Maritime Provinces of Siberia, and
it may
coveted
be that French, Dutch and British possessions are
in Tokio.
The undeclared war of the Japanese
China
against
remained in stalemate, save for pro-forma
recognition by Japan of its own puppet-regime at Nanking,
by the renegate Wang Ching-wei.
The aggressors
upon moves against the Chungking regime of
headed
seemed bent,
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, through
They made demands upon the French
Governors at Saigon for rights in various ports and at
interior
points, over and above those already granted.
the
Nationalist,
French Indo-China.
(Siamese) Government began to
Nov. 27, and this action
aroused much apprehension, since Thailand is presumed to
be acting in alignment with Japan.
These moves of late November introduce the possibility
of the Thailand
Troops
Greek territory.
In addition to the inclusion of Rumania in the
who
fascists
The
^
United
7
MONTHLY EEVIEW
Dec., 1940]
march
into
French
Indo-China,
Japanese militarists are looking for new worlds to
since they cannot reduce the Chinese to submission.
that
conquer,
If any drastic move
China, it
pore
East.
ber
may
is made by Japan against French Indo-
be the signal for an attack against Singa¬
and British and Dutch possessions throughout the Far
The United States Government has stated on a num¬
of occasions that it could
of that nature,
not be indifferent to events
and another indication was made available
,
8
MONTHLY REVIEW
Nov. 30 of the intense concern with which these matters
on
are
viewed in Washington.
Announcement was made that
China
Washington
and the American stabilization fund, over and above the
credits previously extended.
Although there is little appar¬
ent basis for assuming better relations between Tokio and
Washington, an effort again is reported from Japan to im¬
prove diplomatic intercourse.
Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura
was appointed on Nov, 26 to be the next Japanese Ambassa¬
dor to the United States, probably because he is a deter¬
mined advocate of Japanese-American friendship.
Also of
credits totaling $100,000,000 would be made available to
through
official Export-Import
the
Bank
of
importance in the Far Eastern scheme of things is the
death in Japan, on Nov. 24, of Prince Saionji, last of the
Genro,
Elder Statesmen.
or
Prince Saionji was the leading
the incident may affect
adviser of Emperor Hirohito, and
Japanese policy.
Steel
Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
The steel trade reported that buying of steel continues to
steadily,
increase
with
steel
production
and
steel
scrap
prices at new high levels. In its issue of Nov. 28 the "Iron
Age" said, in part: "With the steel industry now operating
at an annual rate of approximately 78,000,000 net tons of
83,000,000 tons
potential capacity of 87,000,000 tons, orders continue
in an unprecedented^ high volume, in many instances still
exceeding production and shipments.
Some companies will
have booked 20% to 30% more tonnage in November than
in October, while others will barely equal their October
total or may fall slightly below.
With automobile produc¬
tion still very high, that industry is using a large amount
ingots against a practical capacity of about
and a
of steel, while
orders for the railroads and for construction
increasing.
The British are negotiating for the con¬
struction of 60 ships, 30 of which will be assembled on the
Atlantic Coast and 30 of the Pacific Coast.
No existing
are
shipways will be used and much of the work will be fabri¬
plants." The same publica¬
tion
on
top of all that is a tremendous demand from manufacturers
who are to a large extent pursuing their normal lines of
activity, but at an increased pace.
volume
that
steel
mills
will
ter.
now
be
booked
being received, unsolicited, for second quar¬
are being accepted on the basis of price in effect
shipment."
The magazine "Steel" of Cleveland
on Dec. 2 said, in part:
"The rate of gain of steel sales is
less pronounced, November showing smaller margin over
October than in other recent months.
In many cases the
volume has leveled off, which is welcome to producers.
Yet
orders are coming in generally more briskly than shipments.
Trends show~no change, deliveries becoming more extended,
though more mildly; production at virtually full practical
capacity; sales steady to larger; shipments gaining slightly
as
more
efficiency is attained.
Consumers have contracted
25% of their first quarter needs at prices prevail¬
ing at time of delivery. January books are quite completely
filled.
Steel production was at the highest rate since May,
1929.
Pig iron shipments for November are estimated the
largest for any month since March, 1937, which was prior to
an
announced' substantial price rise."
The "Iron Age"
composite price of steel scrap was increased from $20.67 to
$20.75 a gross ton on Nov. 11 to $20.92 on Nov. 19 and
to $21.00 on Nov. 26, which is $1.50 below the 1939 high estab¬
lished early in October of that year.
The "Iron Age" com¬
posite prices of finished steel and pig iron remained un¬
changed at 2.261c. a pound and $22.61 a gross ton, re¬
spectively.
The operating rate of steel companies having approxi¬
mately 97% of the steel capacity of the industry, according
to the American Iron and Steel Institute, was scheduled^
at 96.6% for the we6k beginning Nov. 25 (unchanged from
the preceding week), or at the highest level in the country's
history, measured in tonnage, and compares with 96.1% for
the week beginning Nov. 11, 96.0% for the week beginning
Nov. 4, and 95.7% for the week beginning Oct. 28.
At the
close of November, 1939, steel operations were reported to
be at the rate of 94.4% of capacity.
As to non-ferrous metals, "Metal
and Mineral Markets"
during the month under review reported in substance as
follows:
Demand for copper in November was in fair
volume., sales for the week ended Nov. 26 amounting to
19,795 tons as compared with 20,675 tons in the preceding
week, 16,188 tons in the week ended Nov. 12, and 16,034
tons in
the week
ended Nov. 5.
Sales of domestic copper
for the month to Nov. 26 totaled 64,764 tons, and the price
of that metal held at 12.00c., Connecticut Valley basis.
Buying of lead, which had been in good volume in previous
weeks, slackened during the holiday week ended Nov. 27,
sales for the latter period amounting to 3,273 tons, as
against 15,161 tons in the week ended Nov. 20, 18,566 tons
in the week ended Nov. 13, and 9,531 tons in the week ended
Nov. 6.
The quotation for lead was advanced on Nov. 6
from 5.50c. to 5.65c., New York, and on Nov. 8 to 5.80c.,
but
on
Nov. 28 returned to the 5.65c. level.
Sales of
com¬
to
duction and
90% of average 1929 shipments.
Reported production, shipments and new business for the
47 weeks ended Nov.
9% in
and
23, 1940,
of the
respectively, 7%, 7%
were,
figures for the corresponding
For the 47 weeks of 1940 new business and
excess
same
period of 1939.
shipments were 9% and 6%, respectively, above output
The ratio of unfilled orders to gross stocks was
Nov. 23,
1940. compared with 20%
filled orders
a
32% on
y6ar previous.
Un¬
45% greater than at the
were
time last
same
stocks were 8% less.
During the week ended Nov. 23, 1940, a total of 475 mills
produced 216,272,000 feet of softwoods and hardwoods com¬
year;
gross
bined.: shipped 245,748,000 feet, and booked orders of 223,634,000 feet.
Revised figures for the four preceding weeks
follow:
j
•
.
Week Ended
Nov.
Oct.
.
No. of
Mills
Production
(Feet)
{Feet)
{Feet)
493
493
233,720,000
231,386,000
235,783,000
267,949,000
237,431,000
266,605,000
504
257,440,000
238,352,000
262,434,000
285,063,000
285,740,000
Nov. 16, 1940
Nov.
9, 1940
485
2, 1940...
26, 1940
-
Orders Received
Shipments
298,814,000
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Boston, in its "New England
Letter," under date of Nov. 29, discusses these markets as
follows:
"Shoe manufacturers
although operations
completing
are
are
good fall season,
a
still running below the rate of
a
Output for 1940 is expected to fall slightly below
400,000,000 pairs, or about 7% under the record level of
1939. Whereas the prospects of steadily rising raw material
prices was expected to promote an early opening of the
coming spring run, the rise in hide and leather prices was so
sharp in September and October that the incentive to for¬
ward buying has diminished.
Many buyers all through the
industry accordingly are content to mark time while draw¬
ing on accumulated inventories. In this situation new busi¬
year ago.
has
shoes
in
ness
confined
been
to
moderate
orders
in
a
few
specialty lines at steady to slightly higher prices.
Re¬
tail sales of footwear, meanwhile, have held up favorably
in relation to production, and aggregate stocks are relatively
The way therefore seems to be clear for a good spring
soon as the raw stock markets appear stabilized.
low.
run
as
"Sole
and
upper
leather tanners
are
busy on deliveries
New business is
against orders received early in the fall.
seasonally
whose
slow, but
level
advanced
in
only
are
substitutes.
slightly
"Hide
leather
the
at
tanners
Tanning operations in most
October peak, and the
a
sound position.
quotations in Chicago have declined one-half cent
cent
one
leather
per pound
during the between-seasons lull in
buying^ Unbranded steers have shown the greatest
decline due probably to
leather tanners.
the slower demand from specialty
The hide futures market has lost most of
its post-election rise, although
above the August low point.
rfBuenos
14*4c.
Calf
below the
industry in general is in
to
been maintained
have
October.
skin supply has been restricted because of the
reporting increased competition from less expensive
side leather and
lines
prices
reached
raw
war are
Aires
standard
steer
quotations still
are
50%
qrices have advanced
to
moderate sales to England.
This is the
best level since March and, after allowance for the 10%
tariff, is about 2c. above comparable domestic hides.
Such
a
per
pound
on
spread over import parity does not obtain
on
low-grade
foreign supplies which are being diverted here from their
normal European markets by the war."
The
firm
|
Grains
general undertone of domestic wheat markets
duripg the past month.
was
Prices moved upward and the
strength was again due
more to artificial factors than to
fundamental changes in the situation." The most significant
feature in the market has been the continued inclination of
producer^ either to hold back their wheat for higher prices
or
to
place it in the Government loan.
chology also played
13,611 tons in the week ended Nov. 9, and 18,965 tons in the
prospects
to
a
thej long-term
while,
common
amounted
shipments 3% greater, and new business 17% less than in
the preceding week.
Compared with the corresponding week
of 1939, production, shipments and new business showed
increases of 5%, 16% and 33%, respectively.
The industry
stood at 70% of the seasonal weekly average of 1929 pro¬
grades of zinc for the week ended Nov. 23 totaled 6,648
tons, as compared with 3;669 tons in the preceding week,
mon
23
operations of hardwood and softwood mills, lumber produc¬
tion during the week ended Nov. 23, 1940, was 7% less,
of
for about
Nov.
Lumber Movement
through the first
These
at time
ended
According to reports to the National Lumber Manufac¬
turers Association from regional associations covering the
Total sales are in such
quarter on most products within 30 days or less, and some
orders are
week
the
"Defense work is forming
Nov, 21 stated, in part:
ever-increasing proportion of total steel business, but on
Shipments of
grades of zinc
5,645 tons, as
against 5,935 tons in the previous week, 6,209 tons in the
week ended Nov. 9, and 4,611 tons in the week ended Nov. 2.
Unfilled orders for zinc totaled 124,990 tons at Nov. 23,
1940, and the quotation for that metal remained unchanged
at 7.64c., New York, and 7.25c., St. Louis.
Buying of tin
was in fair volume, and the quotation was lower, closing
on
Nov
30 at 50.20c., New York, as against 51.25c. on
Oct. 31.
The operating rate of the tin-plate industry rose
from 44% to about 50% of capacity during the month.
for
cated at interior structural steel
an
Nov. 2.
week ended
presen
a
are
Inflationary psy¬
part in the upward tendency.
Mean¬
statistical outlook for wheat continued
picture.
Supplies are plentiful and
that these will become larger at a later date.
bearish
,
9
MONTHLY JREVIEW
Dec., 1940]
•Some day the wheat now under loan will enter the market,
although it is apparent that in view of the war substantial
emergency stocks in this country are welcome.
Of greater
long-term statistical importance, however, is the outlook for
the new crop.
The new winter wheat crop went into the
ground under favorable conditions, and the outlook for its
ultimate outcome has remained considerably improved as
compared with its position this time a year ago.
Much of
the belt has had good rains, and the favorable start of the
crop has been maintained.
Thus the chief factor from
which the market has derived strength has been the tight¬
Dealers showed
induced
by
Japanese activities in the Far East on the future supply of
rubber.
The improved United States consumption figures
for October
also served to support the market.
middle of the month
sizable reaction got
a
About the
under way, in
anticipation of the meeting of the International Rubber
Regulation Committee, which on Nov. 28 raised the export
quota for the first quarter of 1941 from 90% to 100%.
In
the closing
tone
days of the month
a
somewhat steadier under¬
developed, however, predicated
ening in "free supplies" as a result of the Government loan,
tainty
although the general price firmness in other commodity and
markets and a good demand for flour played a
part.
Loan holdings are around 260,000,000 bushels com¬
pared with a peak of 167,500,000 bushels in the preceding
season.
Including wheat resealed or owned by the Com¬
with the Far
securities
interest, and speculative buying was
nervousness over the influence of
more
recurrent
tions
of
on
the growing uncer¬
freight service
adequate
East, in view of the increasing
war
depreda¬
British shipping.
on
Ribbed
21c.
maintenance
the
over
sheets
smoked
30
Nov.
asked
for
against
spot delivery were quoted at
21c. Oct. 31; 19%c. asked
Sept. 30; 19%c. asked Aug. 31; 211/4c. asked July 31; 21%c.
31; 19 *4 c. asked April 30;
18%c. asked March 30; 18 9/16c. asked Feb. 29; 18%c.
asked Jan. 31;
19}4c. asked Dec. 29, and 20%c. asked
modity Credit Corporation and the Federal Crop Insurance
asked June 30; 2114c. asked May
Corporation, it is estimated in Some quarters that upwards
290,000,000 bushels are now being held off the market
and that this total will reach or exceed 300,000,000 bushels
Nov. 30.
of
before long.
the
In regard to inflation, it did not appear to be
eventuality, although it has its possibilities.
The assump¬
tion was that as the enormous sums to be spent for defense
purposes are
as
result
a
distributed, with the natural deficits occurring
this spending, the danger of inflation will
of
corn
The
textile
and oats moved
upward during the past
month, while rye, after scoring gains, developed an easier
undertone.
On Nov
12 the United States Department of
showed
trades
further improvement during
month, due in the main to the growing effects of
governmental purchases in connection with the national
defense program.
Retail trade early in the month had a
the past
somewhat
continue to increase
Prices for
Textiles
that inflation would be an immediate
general opinion
adverse
ing
spotty appearance, chiefly under the influence of
weather
the
outcome
conditions, and the uncertainty surround¬
of the general election.
Subsequently,
of Nov. 1 at 2,433,-
however, sales improved materially, with the better tone of
the security market, the advent of more seasonable
weather,
approximately 80,000,000 bushels over the
While the current crop will be almost
and the approach of the holiday buying season
forming
major factors in stimulating consumer demand.
Wholesale
200,000,000 bushels below last year's output, it is turning
bpsiness during the early part of the month continued to
substantial improvement as the fear of impending
delivery difficulties, due to the volume of Government
orders, caused merchants to anticipate forward needs in
growing measure.
Prices pursued a stiffening trend.
Dur¬
ing the second half of the month a seasonal slackening in
Agriculture estimated the
523,000 bushels,
or
estimate of Oct.
1.
corn crop as
out to be much
larger than expected earlier in the season.
This, factor, however, was offset by the Government loan
which continued to curtail "free" supplies.
In Chicago the
30 at 89% c. as
1. At Winnipeg the
30 at 72%c. as com¬
pared with an opening of 71%c. on Nov. 1. December corn
in Chicago dosed on Nov. 30 at 62V&C. as compared with an
opening, of 59%c. on Nov. 1.
December oats closed at 39*4c.
as compared with an opening at 34%c. on Nov. 1.
December
rye closed at 43%c. as compared with an opening of 44%c.
December
wheat
closed
option
Nov.
on
opening of 84%c. on Nov.
December wheat option closed on Nov.
against
^
Nov.
on
an
show
activities
noticeable
was
as the covering of immediate holi¬
by retail merchants gave indications of
day requirements
having
run
its course.
Raw cotton in November displayed
considerable strength during most of the period under re¬
view, although late in the month a mild reaction got under
way.
The chief strengthening factor was the revival of
inflationary sentiment following reports from Washington
that a huge increase in the Federal debt limit was deemed
1.
Sugar
Trading in the market for sugar "futures" was compara¬
to
necessary
finance
the
needs
of
the
defense
program.
tively quiet during the past month, and after ruling steady
The ensuing strong advance in the security and other com¬
during the early part prices subsequently eased.
The mar¬
did not appear to be perturbed by the inflationary
excitement noted in other commodity markets following
modity markets caused a wave of buying which carried
prices to the highest point seen in some time.
Other stimu¬
lating factors were the further substantial gain in domestic
cloth sales, the belief that the outcome of the election would
ket
the announcement during
Secretary of
the
the early part of the month that
Treasury Morgenthau would ask for
extension of the debt limit to
market
for
raws
maintained
$60,000,000,000
a
steady
tone,
or more.
an
The
while the
re¬
a continuance
of the Government farm policies, a
slight improvement in the volume of export shipments, and
assure
the advent of cold
weather
in parts of the
fined price level displayed a
with its damaging influence on
the
ties.
country.
The
hardening tendency throughout
all-important market factor, however,
continued to be the announcement
which is now
regarding the 1941 quota
expected to be made some time during Decem¬
ber.
the
It
was
belief
conservative
in
quarters
that
the
Sales of ware¬
house sugar by operators was said to be largely responsible
for the easier undertone during the latter part of the month.
Sales of Cuban raw sugars during the month consisted of
the following:
On Nov. 8 prompt shipment exclusive of
duty at 2.00c.; on Nov. 14, January shipment exclusive of
duty at 2.00c.; on Nov. 19 ex-store delivered at 2.90c., and on
figure would be held at minimum levels.
Nov.
price
22
ex-warehouse
for
delivered
immediate
refined,
2.85c.
at
delivery,
The
was
wholesale
quoted
at
Coffee
a further moderate increase in the current output had
little effect on the market.
A mild reversal in the price
trend
prevailed in the market for coffee "fu¬
tures." Sentiment during the month was more optimistic
owing to the quota system arrangements which were Hear¬
ing completion and the anticipated United States Govern¬
to countries
producing coffee.
Thq cof¬
fee quota agreement between the 14 Latin American coffee
producing countries and the United States, limiting exports
Nov. 28.
The agreement fixes the total amount of coffee to be shipped
of each of the producing countries, was signed on
into the United States for the next three years at
15,545,000
According to cable advices, drought and cold
weather have caused
severe
damage to the Brazilian crops
although the full effects could not be gauged before January.
No. 7 Santos was quoted Nov. 30 at 6V£c., against 6%c,
Oct. 31, the same as on Sept. 30, against 5%c.@6c. Aug. 30;
frAc. on July 31, June 29, May 31 and April 30; 6%c.
March 30; 6V&c.@6%c. Feb. 29: the same as on Jan. 31,
against 6^c.@6%c. Dec. 29, and 6%c.@6%c. Nov. 30.
No. 7 Bio was quoted on Nov. 30 at 5%c., against 5%c.
Oct. 31; 5c. Sept. 30; 5%c. Aug. 30; S^c. on July 31, June 29,
May 31 and April 30; 5%c. March 30; 5%c. Feb. 29; 5%c.
Jan. 31; 5%c. Dec. 29. and 5%c. Nov. 30.
Rubber
*
^
Crude rubber early in the period under review, and in
sympathy with the upward trend in other markets, showed
a
strong tone, and prices scored considerable advances.
however, caused during the latter part of
was
the
month when statements made by the
Secretary of Agricul¬
ture indicated the possibility of a change in the Government
loan program, in view of the steady accumulation of
crop
surpluses caused in part by the cutting off of major foreign
outlets due to
York
war
9.57c.
was
developments.
on
Spot cotton here in New
Nov.
advanced steadily to a
1.
From that point the price
high of 10.21c. Nov. 19.
The subse¬
quent mild reaction
left the quotation at 10.04c. Nov. 30.
Trading in the gray cloths markets expanded sharply during
the chief
A firm undertone
bags per year.
The release of the monthly official crop report show¬
ing
the first part of the month, with the impact of Government
purchases and the spread of inflationary sentiment forming
4.35c. throughout the month.
ment financial aid
Southern belt,
picking and ginning activi¬
slowed
stimulating factors.
down
somewhat,
early in the month
Pall
River
for
were
28-inch
Later in the period activities
although price advances scored
fully maintained.
Print cloths at
64x60's
advanced
on
Nov.
8
from
4%c. to 4^c., while the price of" 27-inch cloths 60x64's in¬
creased to 4%c. Nov. 8 from 4c.
Osnaburgs continued their
advance
of
the
month
from
Census
of
8%c. Oct. 31 to 8%c. Nov. 30.
The report
covering the
showed the highest United States con¬
Bureau,
October,
issued
Nov.
14
and
sumption of the staple on record, with the exception of that
attained in March, 1937.
The amount consumed in October
was
given as 770,702 bales of "lint and 112,362 bales of
linters, compared with 639,252 bales of lint and 94,395 bales
of linters in September, and 686,451 bales of lint and
98,706
bales of linters in October, 1939.
The woolen goods market continued to be chiefly influ¬
enced by additional huge Government purchases which re¬
sulted in carrying the backlog of unfilled orders to record
figures.
Further price advances and growing difficulties
for private users to obtain satisfactory deliveries were the
direct result of the accumulation of Government orders in
producers' hands.
Trading in women's wear fabrics, while
less animated than in the men's
wear
division, nevertheless
also made appreciable gains as the further improved indus¬
trial outlook served to stimulate consumer buying.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted Nov. 30
at
$2.52@$2.57 against
$2.58@$2.63
Oct. 31;
$2.55@$2.60
MONTHLY REVIEW
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$2.47@$2.51 Aug. 31; $2.53@$2.55 July 31; $2.65@
$2.72@$2.79 May 31; $2.58@$2.64 April 30;
$2.87@$2.90 March 30; $3.00@$3.05 Feb. 20; $3.10@$3.15
Jan. 31; $4.50@$4.55 Dec. 30, and $3.43&$3.48 Nov. 30.
In the case of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
extra was quoted at $2.346£$2.39 Nov. 30 against $2.40@$2.45
Oct. 31; $2.38(a;$2.43 Sept. 30; $2.41@$2.45 Aug. 31; $2.44@
$2.40 July 31; $2.50@$2.5S June 30; $2.04@$2.81 May 31;
$2.53@$2.59 April 30; $2.S2@$2.85 March 30; $2.91@$2.96
Feb. 29; $3.03@$3.08 Jan. 31;
$4.43@$4.48 Dec. 30, and
Sept. 30;
$2.08 June 30;
Petroleum
The
and Its
Products
of the domestic petroleum
moves
industry to cooper¬
Administration in its defense program featured
ate with the
developments during November, with the American Petro¬
leum Institute's twenty-first annual convention in
Chicago
mainly to discussion of problems brought
the Nation's rearmament drive.
The industry's
being
devoted
about
by
pledge to cooperate to the fullest possible extent, to serve
not oniy the Government in its new needs but also the
industrial and consumer markets was backed wholeheartedly
by the oil men attending the convention.
Oil men who had become pessimistic concerning the loss
markets for domestic crude and refined prod¬
result of the broad theatre of war currently exist¬
of the export
ucts as a
of the civilized world were heartened
much
through
ing
by the prophecy of Dr. Robert E. Wilson, petroleum adviser
to the National Defense Advisory Commission, that next
spring would bring record demand for petroleum products
and his recommendation that the industry expand its refin¬
to properly prepare for
storage capacity
ing and
the rise
in demand.
admitting that petroleum demands for the national
While
"to date have been much less than enough
exports to the Continent of Europe,"
defense program
to offset the loss of our
emphasized the potential demand not only from the Army
and Navy, but from industry and "from men who have found
employment for the first time in years." Dr. Wilson further
predicted that "by this coming spring these increasing de¬
mands will, on the whole, offset our loss of exports, and
thereafter will increase steadily to a figure substantially
he
beyond any total requirements the industry has
Although it was admitted by Dr. Wilson that
of
oil
crude
normal
and
from
yet seen."
production
wells is adequate to meet all
demand^ he suggested a four-point
existing
defense
capacity for high-grade synthetic aviation
Existing capacity "is substantially less than
enough to meet present estimates of full war-time demand
after our plane-building program is complete," he said.
2. Continued growth of ordinary refineries "to keep pace
with the growth of peace-time consumption and keep the
customary reserve of around 20% of shutdown capacity
available for possible war-time expansion."
3. Increased storage facilities to guard against possible
Increased
gasoline fuel.
development of gasoline pipelines and
waterway transportation, particularly on the Eastern
Some
inland
stantially assisting in the program of defense."
The hundreds of oil men attending the convention alsoheard William R.
further
In addition to suggesting the four-point program
for the
He disclosed that the Defense Commis¬
Navy the accumulation on the
Eastern seaboard and at the new Atlantic naval bases of
expense.
sion had recommended to the
"substantial
reserves
of
oil."
fuel
Domestic
of
supplies
heavy fuel oil on the Eastern coast are not now adequate
to meet both naval and industrial demands if a major Atlan¬
tic
should
effort
naval
this
and
ill
was
Boyd Jr., Executive Vice-President of the
in place of A. J. Byles, 'President, who-
unable
deliver his
to
scheduled address.
connection
referring
"by any stretch of fact can it be proved by competent testi¬
in any court of justice" that the Institute has engaged
mony
illegal or collusive activity.
describing the Institute as an association for the pro¬
motion
of higher standards, improvement
of quality of
in
any
In
products, elimination of waste and service to the consuming
public, Mr. Boyd said he believed that it is scrupulously
observing all legal restrictions.
He explained further that
affairs the Institute does not maintain a lobby.
in legislative
"The Institute does not make any
recommendation or sug¬
gestion to any individual producer or refiner how much oil
he should produce or how much oil he should refine or
to any marketer about how much
store, nor
sell
or
to whom or how or at what price he
Department of Justice charged, in its suit asking the
been utilized by the
The
22 defendant
companies" as
an
instrumentality for promot¬
supervising and enforcing the various illegal policies
and practices set forth in the complaint.
The closing session of the convention in Chicago's Hotel
Stevens saw II. W. Prentiss Jr., President of the Arm¬
ing,
strong Cork Co. and of the.
National Association of Manu¬
facturers, deliver a strong plea for the immediate appoint¬
ment of an executive head to the National Defense Advisory
Commission.
Prentiss
i
In
ointed
the
need
for
Dr.
become
Wilson
necessary,
also
said
In
he reported.
that the
Government
patriotic members of the National Defense Ad¬
An execu¬
with real authority to coordinate the work of
tive
head
the Commission, to
red
ernment
tape,
enforce its decision, to cut through Gov¬
to
standardize specifications, and thus
possible the full benefit of mass production methods
should be appointed at once.
"So far as industry is concerned, what more can it do?
It has cheerfully
It
ment.
It has
pledged and given its support to Govern¬
a definite stand against profiteering.
taken
has
supplied its best administrators.
Despite the mouth-
ings of demagogues, American industry could not be drafted.
It had already volunteered.
Today with the defense emer¬
gency
industry asks from the Government a fair
the shabby deal of recent years; faith
of suspicion; active Government support and sym¬
upon
us
instead
deal
instead of demogogic criticism; statesmanship in¬
politics."
petroleum industry will be function¬
pathy
stead
of
of
"long before the Nation's new
fully organized" was made by William
R. Boyd Jr., Executive Vice-President of the A. P. I., on a
ing at war-time efficiency
defense program is
broadcast
symposium
on
"Industry and National Defense,"
closing
Institute
the twenty-first
network on Nov. 26.
"Mechanized war¬
has made gasoline and lubricants as important as guns,
Broadcasting Co.
fare
held:
"That
the
American
petroleum
industry
cooperation
with the program for national defense; point with pride
to the record of the petroleum industry during the first
World War; publicly record the fact that the petroleum
industry as presently constituted under a system of com¬
petitive enterprise, in addition to ordinary peace-time re¬
quirements, is amply able and willing to meet any demands
the
United
States
Government
may
make
on
it for
petroleum products for any and all needs for defense or
and desires to cooperate fully with all gov¬
agencies."
purposes,
ernmental
urging the strengthening of the Interstate Oil Com¬
pact group through expansion of its membership, the Insti¬
tute's resolution declared that "it approves the said Inter¬
state
Oil
Compact and the purposes for which it was cre¬
ated, and reaffirms its conviction that such compact should
he continued in existence through the necessary legislation
on
the
that
in
part
of both
addition
the compact,
to
State
the
and
Federal
States that
are
governments,
now
and
members
of
all other oil-producing States should be urged to
loin such compact; that we are convinced that if said Inter¬
which
"If par¬
fate, the
and the
present conflict may be won by those Powers
possess
the preponderance of petroleum," he
ticipation
in
mechanized
will
States
United
enter
warfare
the
said.
must be our
equipped with
conflict
the
petroleum and all
products and services.
"By expanding its facilities to keep ahead of
annual meeting the A.
should and does hereby pledge its wholehearted
National
originating in New York City over WJZ and the
its
supplies.
P. I.
passed resolutions pledging the support of the entire indus¬
try in the national defense program and also calling for
all oil-producing States to become members of the Interstate
Oil Compact group.
The defense resolution adopted by the
In
Mr.
visory Commission are now forced to function.
eries to increase fuel oil
war
action
such
"no private business enterprise
moment operating on the basis under
that
would consider for a
which
the
stressing
out
world's only adequate national supply of
which
oil he should
should sell it."
dissolution of the Institute, that it has
might build additional crude oil pipe lines to Eastern refin¬
In
Mr.
directly to the suit filed by the
Department of Justice on Sept. 30, charging that 22 major
oil companies and the Institute were guilty of violation of
the Sherman Anti-Trust Act, said he did not believe that
without
The forecast that the
industry to self-finance, Dr. Wilson outlined certain projects
which he contended ath Government should unlertake at
own
speak
Institute,
seaboard.
its
performed a useful service and is.
capable of greatly increased usefulness in effecting a wise
conservation of petroleum resources of the Nation, and sub¬
instead
interruption of supply.
4.
that said Commission has
make
expansion program for the industry, as follows:
1.
have not heretofore adhered thereto will eventually join and
Boyd,
$3.41®$3.43 Nov. 30.
Compact is continued in existence the States which
state Oil
requirements,
the American petroleum industry
cally has prepared to serve the Nation in war.
peace-time
automati¬
The indus¬
criticized 'genius for overbuilding' now may
be one of our greatest defense assets, for we
possess not only the world's largest petroleum reserves, but
an industry with a demonstrated ability to produce, refine,
much
try's
prove
to
transport, store, distribute and service more fuels, lubricants
and other essentials of modern warfare than all other na¬
tions combined.
to
This industdy already is prepared
not only
military demands, but civilian requirements to the
that no blackout of motor transportation need ever
meet
end
happen here.
"Bottlenecks, the bane of many industries, are
conspicuous
by their absence.
Limited expansion of refinery capacity
to augment the production of"super-fuels, already greater
than
planes can consume; adaptation of marine
transporta¬
pipeline mileage in some strate¬
gic areas and construction and relocation of some storage
facilities to increase capacity and security constitute about
all the military experts find necessary for the full prepared¬
ness of this industry.
The petroleum industry will be oper¬
ating at war-time efficiency long before the Nation's new
tion facilities; extension of
is fully organized.
Freedom to operate
industry under, the traditional competitive
system of enterprise constitutes in itself an assurance of an
adequate supply of petroleum and its products."
defense
the
program
petroleum
made several moves
the State during Novem¬
the month when minority
member E. O. Thompson sought to brirfg about sharply
lower production through removal of many fields from the
"exemption list," which permitted them to ignore the nineday shutdown regulations.
This was defeated by Chairman
Don Smith and Commissioner Sadler.
A week or so later
Chairman Smith pushed through new regulations altering
the November base which pared the allowable beiow the
suggested level of the Bureau yf Mines.
On Nov. 26, how¬
ever, the Commission issued a 60-day shutdown order, effec¬
tive Dec. 1, setting the daiiy allowable at 1,816,657 barrels,
which is 40,000 barrels above the December market esti¬
mate of the Federal agency.
Oklahoma continued December
output unchanged at 390,000 barrels.
A bitter attack upon the Michigan oil conservation laws,
which were enacted in early 1938, was launched in the finai
week of November by the newly-organized Oil Institute of
Michigan.
Since the Board of Directors includes the presi¬
dents of the four leading independent refiners in the State,
the new group seems likely to exert a powerful influence
upon future
developments in the Michigan oil industry.
In a pamphlet which demands the rex3eal of the oil laws
by the 1941 Legislature, the group declared: "Three years
ago a pressure group brought about enactment of legisla¬
tion that made possible the enforced restriction of crude oil
production in Michigan, and as a result an acute, arti¬
ficially-created shortage of crude supply lias developed
that will work a severe hardship on the refiners of Michi¬
gan crude oil and cause losses running into hundreds of
thousands of dollars before new drilling can bring produc¬
Railroad
Texas
The
Commission
affecting proration schedules for
ber.
The first move came early in
again."
back to normal
tion
The
its
December
which
Nation
placed
oil
crude
of
tion
Bureau
States
United
released
at
of Mines
demand
market
late in the month
estimate for the
daily average recommended produc¬
3,560,000 barrels.
This figure was
and 10,000 barrels
comparable month
last year.
No change in the export picture was seen by the
Federal agency, which placed December offshore shipments
at
3,900,000 barrels, unchanged from November.
Daily
average crude oil production for the week ended Nov. 23
(latest
available montli-end figures.—Ed. note)
showed
3,765,000 barrels, up 85,000 barrels from the 3,640,000-barrel
10,000 barrels above the December total
in excess of actual production during the
26.
rising tide of industrial consuinption of lubricants,
figure reported for Oct.
The
spurred by the defense program expansion of manufacturing
activities, brought the wear's first markup in prices of
Pennsylvania grade crude oil on Nov. 12 when the Joseph
Seep
Purchasing Agency of the South Penn Oil Co. an¬
qf 15c. a barrel, effective immediately.
market thus far this year has suffered three price
of 25c. each —in May, June and July—as overproduction
nounced an increase
The
cuts
postings into lower price territory.
sent the
Under the new
price schedule, which recovered 33%% of the year's losses,
Brad ford-Allegany moved up to $2 with corresponding ad¬
other
in
vances
There was no change in Corning
grades.
grade crude oil.
There
were
no
outstanding developments in the Mexican
The temporary "truce" was
that President-elect
General Manuel Avila Camaelio will adopt a more friendly
attitude to the American and British oil companies involved
in the half-billion dollar expropriation seizure of their Mexi¬
situation
during
the
month.
attributable to widely circulated reports
can
properties in early 1938.
been
has
inducted
Until Mexico's new President
office and had
into
a
chance to make
policy, the American oil companies had called a
temporary halt in their fight against the Mexican Adminis¬
tration for either return of their properties or payment of a
his
known
"fair"
expropriation price.
price changes
during
Pennsylvania
grade
November
follow:
12—South
Nov.
Penn
Oil
advanced
crude oil
loc.
barrel.
Outstanding development in the refined products division
of the American
petroleum industry during November was
spectacular rise in tanker rates for movements of gaso¬
line and fuel oil from the Gulf Coast to the Eastern Sea¬
the
which
board
sent
prices
up
as
much as 200% within the
past month.
At month-end the market eased off a bit from
its high, due to the release of some tankers by the United
States Government.
Fuel
at
oils,
which normally move into higher price levels
this time of the year,' due to
seasonal expansion of con¬
sumption, were bolstered by the sharp rise in tanker rates
and showed immediate reaction to the combination of bullish
factors
by advancing on a
broad price scale in the major
marketing areas of the Nation.
Further advances in prices
are seen for the near future as the continued rise in indus¬
trial
activity spurs the market, already gaining momentum
from the
The
spurt in home heating demand..
market demand estimate for gasoline in
December
the domestic
field, issued by the Bureau of Mines, set indi¬
cated demand at
over
actual
46,400,000 barrels, which is
market demand in the final
a
year
gain of 6%
of 1939 and
almost certain proof that 1940 will see gasoline disappear¬
ance set a new high for the third consecutive year.
Export
demand was set at 1,800,000 barrels, 100,000 better than in
November but less than half that
motor fuel gasoline showed a contramonth, easing off about 800,000
Stocks of
period.
seasonal decline during the
the Oct. 26-Nov. 23 period.
Representative price changes, showing the trend of the
Nation's refined product markets during November, follow:
Nov.
4—Socony-Vacuum lifted No. 2 heating oil prices 0.4c. a gallon
barrels during
in
the
Metropolitan
0.2c.
New
New York area.
7—Soconv-Vacuuin
Nov.
of'the
comparable 1939
lifted
kerosene
and
No.
2
heating oil
and New England.
of Nov. 6.
in upper New York State
gallon
a
prices
Some of the
England points were advanced as
27—Soeony-Vacuum
lifted Mobilheat
Nov.
gallon
in
delivery
western
New
and kerosene 2/10c. a
harbor, and 4/10c. a gallon by all methods of
New York and New England with the exception of
York
throughout
York.
New
FINANCING
NOVEMBER
OF THE UNITED STATES
TREASURY
finance November was an important month
in a number of ways. It saw the prices of Treasury bonds rise
vigorously to the best levels ever reached. It saw the Treasury
make first use of the authority given it in the first revenue
Act of 1940 to issue National defense obligations. It saw the
For Treasury
Treasury issue a call for redemption of $545,000,000 of
3^% bonds.
Finally, it saw Se retary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr. give notice that a $15,000,000,000
to $20,000,000,000 increase in the debt limit would soon be
sought of Congress and that the Treasury would definitely
undertake a financing operation in December.
The declaration by Mr. Morgenthau in favor of an increase
in the debt limit came on
Nov. 7, and on the same day he
Congress would be asked to make all
future issues of Federal, State and local securities subject to
taxes.
The connection between the advocacy by Secretary
said
the
that
next
Morgenthau of termination of tax exemption on government
securities and the brisk upturn in pricey of outstanding issues
was
There
direct.
evidence that
was
some
buyers had
stayed out of the market until after election day.
If Mr.
Willkie should be elected, the theory went, it might be pos¬
sible
to
modification of the Administration's
policy, in which eventuality govern¬
prices would decline somewhat. But when Mr.
expect some
aggressively
ment bond
Roosevelt
easy money
was
chosen by the voters, part of this pentup
buying power was
Nov. 6, the day after election.
in
no
securities.
on
released, and still more buying power
on Nov. 7 after Mr. Morgenthau came out
tax preferences for future issues of government
generated,
favor of
released
of it was
The rest
The rise in Treasury
bond prices in November of
slightly more than two points to the highest levels on record
was reflected in a drop in the average yield on Treasury bonds
not callable within 12 years to 2.05% from 2.19% at the end
of October.
Treasury note
yields declined from 0.40% on
the end of November.
The disclosure by Secretary Morgenthau that he would
Oct. 31 to 0.34% at
ask Congress to raise the statutory debt
000,000 or $65,000,000,000 to take care
limit to $60,000,of defense needs
through the end of the 1942 fiscal year did not affect ad¬
versely the prices of outstanding issues. The inference that
could be drawn from the
election results that excess reserves
substantial figure meant that
would be maintained at a very
of the banking system to absorb very large
government securities would be undiminished.
Mr. Morgenthau announced on Nov. 7 that the weekly
discount bill offerings would now be designated as National
Defense Series.
This type of obligation, the law provides,
the
ability
amounts of
be issued to provide the Treasury with funds to meet
expenditures made, after June 30, 1940, for the National
defense or to reimburse the general fund of the Treasury
therefor. Between July 1 and Oct. 31 expenditures from the
may
any
general fund for National defense purposes, the Treasury
said, aggregated approximately $883,000,000. The proceeds
of the National Defense Series discount bills would be
used to reimburse the general fund, in part, for such ex¬
It should be noted that the National Defense
existing statutory debt limit of $45,000,000,000, and as the regular issues of Treasury bills are retired
and replaced by these new bill issues the margin of borrowing
under the $45,000,000,000 debt limit is increased by equal
amounts.
The accepted bids for the regular bill issue dated
Nov. 6 were awarded at an average price fractionally under —
par, and the three issues awarded then under the National
Defense Series were on the basis of 0.003%, 0.003% and
0.004%,-respectively.
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau announced on
Nov.
14 that all outstanding 3<%% Treasury bonds of
1941-43 were called for redemption on March i5, 1941.
Dated March 16, 1931, these bonds are outstanding in the
approximate amount of $545,000,000. The formal notice of
call said that holders of these bonds might, in advance of the
redemption date, be offered the privilege of exchanging all or
part of their called bonds for other government securities.
On Nov. 28, Mr. Morgenthau announced at a press con¬
ference that there definitely would be December financing.
The Treasury will have to care on March 15 for $676,707,600
of 1 lA% notes and for the $544,870,050 of 3%% bonds called
for redemption, and in the past it has been the Treasury's
habit to anticipate maturities by three months.
From the
fact that the Treasury's working balance, in the last week of
November, fell below the $1,000,000,000 level for the first
time in recent years and the fact that Treasury calls on
depositaries became necessary to keep the Treasury's balance
in the Federal Reserve banks from being wiped out, it
appeared that the Treasury might attempt in December to
penditures.
Series is outside the
posted
Representative
a
11
MONTHLY EEYIEW
Dec., 1940]
raise
new money.
MONTHLY REVIEW
12
Another development in November of possibly great
importance in government finance was the announcement by
President Roosevelt at his semi-weekly press conference on
Nov. 26 that the annual budget to be submitted to the new
Congress early in 1941 would provide for cutting to the bone
all non-defense expenditures.
He said that, specifically, he
would ask Congress to hold to a minimum all expenditures
for public highways, river and harbor improvements, pur¬
chases of land for National forests and other peace-time
projects. He said that non-defense items for highways, rivers,
harbors, &c., authorized by past Congresses would not be
abandoned permanently, but would be shelved until the
national emergency had passed.
The details of Treasury bills sold on a discount basis
are given in the following tables:
,
.
Amount of
Bills
Offered
Doled
Mature
30 1940
7 1940
Feb.
Feb.
13 1941
Nov. 20 1940
Feb.
19 1941
Nov. 22 1940
Nov. 27 1940
Feb.
26 1941
Nov. 29 1940
Dec.
Nov.
6 1940
Nov.
4 1940
Mar.
91 days
92 days
Subscrip¬
Amount
Accepted
Price
$236,436,000
285,555,000
280,833,000
298,636,000
374,375,000
$100,136,000
100,411,000
100,302,000
101,256,000
100,968,000
Maturing
Average
tions
30 1940
Oct.
Nov.
7 1940
Nov. 15 1940
Nov. 22 1940
Nov. 29 1940
6 The accepted bids were tendered at prices
Yield
699.999+ 60.001%
99.999 +
99.999
99.999
99.999
0.003%
0.003%
0.004%
0.002%
Issue of—
$100,372,000
100,071,000
100,166,000
100,026,000
100,100,000
ranging from slightly above par down
to 99.999.
Mutual
Total financing in the domestic market
for November fell
The only apparent reason for
this somewhat
precipitate decline in public offerings may be
flotations the previ¬
ous month by some issuers to complete their financing before
the national election on Nov. 5.
The $140,000,000 issue of
attributed to the speeding up of security
American Telephone & Telegraph
substantial
a
portion
available records
placement
ever
on
Life
,\
Commission.
1,500,000 Fontana Union Water Co.-—Dean Witter & Co. and Blyth
& Co., Inc., on Nov. 13 announced the completion of the
sale of $1,500,000 1st
mtge. & collateral trust 4% bonds.
The bonds consisted of $648,000 maturing serially 1941-1950,
and $852,000 maturing Nov. 1, 1960.
"Hie issue was offered
at
y!
corporation.
This also
& Telegraph Co.'s first such
below the principal issues to
come upon the
with issues privately placed
and financing in the form of bank loans:
prices ranging from 100 and int. to 104.98 and int. accord¬
ing to maturity,
Proceeds will be used to retire on Jan. 1, next, the present
outstanding 6% bonds of the company and for loans to
Fontana Power Co. and Fontana Domestic Water Co.,
sufficient in amount to retire the 6% bonds of those organiza¬
tions.
1,219,200 Danbury & Bethel Gas & Electric Light Co.—A simultan¬
eous offering of mortgage bonds, preferred stock and common
stock of the company was made Nov. 19 by an
underwriting
group headed
by The First Boston Corp. and including
Putnam & Co. and Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
The offering
consisted in part of $720,000 gen. mtge.
3% bonds due Nov.
1970, priced at 103 and int., and 9,600 shares of 4M%
prer. stock (par $50)
offered at $52 per share.
Net
proceeds from the bonds and pref. stock are to be used mainly
for the early redemption of $600,000 of 6% series A mtge.
gold bonds, due Aug. 1, 1948, and $400,000 of 7% cum. pref.
stock of the company.
In addition, the financing involved
the offering of 144,000 shares of common stock of the Company
at $17.50 per share, representing the complete liquidation of
common stock holdings of the company by its present parent.
Cities Service Power & Light Co.
The latter corporation or
affiliates have since 1913 held the entire common stibek of
the Danbury company.
Upon completion of this financing
all members of the board of directors of the company will
1,
cum.
RAILROAD
FINANCING
$10,000,000 Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—A banking group
headed by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Nov. 26 won the
award of $10,000,000 series D 1M% serial equipment trust
certificates, maturing $1,000,000 each Dec. 5, 1941-50, in
elusive, on a bid of 100.5437.
The certificates were im¬
mediately reoffered at prices ranging from 97.69 to 102.45,
to yield from 0.20 to 1.50%; according to maturity.
Other
members of the banking group were: Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Drexel & Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
R. L. Day & Co., and Washburn Co.
4,750,000 Baltimore & Ohio RR.—A group headed by The First
Boston Corp. and including F. S. Moseley & Co.; Kean,
Taylor & Co., and R. W. Pressprich & Co., were the successful
bidders Nov. 13 for an issue of $4,750,000 5H% equipment
trust certificates, series K, on a bid of 100.155.
The cer¬
tificates were reoffered at prices to yield from 0.25% to 1.85%,
according to maturity.
—
4,368,000 Terminal RR. Association of St. Louis—-Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., and Otis & Co., Inc., placed Nov. 13 on the market
$4,368,000 of 3 %% bonds due in 1974 at 105, to yield about
3Y»%.
The bonds were the unsold portion of an issue of $7,000,000
originally purchased by the bankers and reoffered to the
public in August, 1939.
[The issue was the cause of a controversy whether it should
be sold through traditional
banking connections or by competi¬
tive bidding.
Advocates of the latter procedure prevailed.]
3,900,000 Dayton Union Ry.—Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., and
Kuhn, Lobe & Co. on Nov. 29 offered $3,900,000 gen. mtge.
bonds, consisting of $1,500,000 series A offered at 100 and
int. for all maturities and $2,400,000 series B 3 Ms offered at
and interest.
The former issue matures $150,000 each
Die. 1, 1941-1950, incl., and the latter issue on Dec. 1, 1965.
J00.000 Erie RR.—Offering was made Nov. 20 of $3,000,000 equip¬
ment trust l%% serial equipment trust certificates due
$150,000 aach June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1941 to 1950, incl.,
by a group headed by Mellon Securities Corp. and including
Lazard Freres & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co., and E. W.
Clark & Co.
The certificates were priced to
yield from
0.20% to 1.95%, according to maturity.
1,550,000 Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Mellon Securities Corp.;
Lazard Freres & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co., and E. W.
Clark & Co. were awarded on Nov. 7 an issue of $1,550,000
1% serial equipment trust certificates on a bid of 98.87
(an interest cost basis of 1.23%).
The certificates were re¬
offered immediately at prices to yield from
0.20% to 1.55%,
according to maturity, and were quickly sold.
This is a
record low rate for an equipment trust
issue, the previous
record low having been established a few weeks
ago with the
sale of the Duluth Missabe &
trust certificates.
Iron
Range 1M% equipment
1,329,000 Fort Street Union Depot Co., Detroit—Morgan Stanley &
Co., Inc., on Nov. 27 offered at 100 and interest $1,329,000
1st mtge. 3M% bonds dated Dec. 1,
1940, and due Dec. 1,
1965.
640,000 Lehigh & New England RR.—An issue of $640,000 114%
equip, trust ctfs., series L, was awarded Nov. 25 to Evans,
Stillman & Co., New York, on a bid of 103.688.
The cer¬
tificates have been placed privately and become due
$64.000
annually from Dec. 15, 1941 to Dec. 15, 1950, inclusive.
PUBLIC UTILITY FINANCING
$2,950,000 Michigan Associated ""Tctephone Co.—Company on Nov.
26 sold to nine insurance companies $2,950,000
3M bonds
due 1970 at 104.92, retiring $2,800,000
4% bonds due 1968
at 105, and providing $150,000 of new
money; the former
Michigan bonds were held by the public.
Company is a
subsidiary of General Telephone Corp.
$1,000,000; Provident Mutual
1,770,000 Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—Company on Nov. 26
sold to four insurance companies $1,770,000 3H%
bond
due 1970 at 106 to retire an equal amount of 4M%
bond
due 1966 at a call price of 107M. the former bonds
having
been held by the public. Company is a subsidiary of Genera
Telephone Corp.
private placement.
We present
Co.,
3,900,000 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—The company, through
Blyth & Co., Inc., as agent, has sold privately at par and
int. $3,9OO,O0O 10-year serial notes to Equitable Life Assur¬
ance Society of the U. S.; Northwestern Mutual Life Insur¬
ance Co., National City Bank of New York, Northwestern
National Bank & Trust Co., Minneapolis; and the Marshall
& Ilsley Bank, Milwaukee.
The notes bear interest rates
ranging from 1M% to 3M%» according to maturity.
Notes
mature $390,000 per annum, March 15, 1941-1950, inclusive
Proceeds will be used to retire company's $1,812,000 4M%
convertible debentures and $2,l0O,OOO 4M% serial promissory
notes.
The issue has been approved by the Federal Power
any
market in November, together
Insurance
headed an
underwriting group that offered 14(5,591 shares of
5M% cum. pref. stock ($100 par) at $107.50 per share,
subject to an exchange offer by the company to present
holders of all outstanding 6M% and 6% cum. pref. shares.
Other member
ing g oup included: Glore, Forgan
& Co.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres & Co.; A. O.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Blair ac Co., Inc.; Bonbright & Co., Inc.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; and Lee Higginson Corp.
Co. debentures comprised
In the past the company and its sub¬
sidiaries have done their financing through regular invest¬
ment banking channels with wide distribution.
Life
Insurance
14,059,100 Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Lehman Brothers; Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., and The First Boston Corp. on Nov. 25
hand this is the largest single private
negotiated by
The face amount of
Co., $4,000,000; Prudential Life Insurance
$50,000,000;
Sun
Life Assurance Co.,
$7,500,000
Travelers Insurance Co., $10,000,000; Union Central Life
Insurance Co., $3,000,000.
This financing is to provide new capital for plant expansion
and was undertaken sooner than had been expected because
of the increased construction program of the Bell System
over that previously anticipated.
of the month's financing, and from
marks the American Telephone
on
Co.,
NEW SECURITY ISSUES IN NOVEMBER
far below October's volume.
Co.—Company
Insurance Co., $4,000,000; Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Co. (N. J.), $8,OOG,0o0; New England Mutual Life Insurance
Co., $5,000,000; New York Life insurance Co., $30,000,000;
Penn
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Co.,
$7,500,000; Phoenix
To Redeem
Bills
Offered
Telegraph
The cost of the money is 2.8% per year.
91 days
5 1941
&
the debentures sold to each of the insurance companies is as
follows: Aetna Life Insurance Co., $5,000,000; Connecticut
Genera] Life Insurance Co., $2,000,000; Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Co., $3,000,000; Massachusetts Mutual Life
tions
$100,000,000 $236,436,000
100,000,000 285,555,000
100,000,000 280,833,000
91 days
100,000,000 298,636,000
91 days
100,000,000 374.375,000
5 1941
Nov. 13 1940
Nov. 15 1940
Oct.
Telephone
Nov. 27 announced that it had sold direct to 14 insurance
companies $140,000,000 of 2%% 30-year debentures at 98M.
Subscrip¬
Offering
Bills
$140,000,000 American
,
be residents of Connecticut.
1,000,000 Upstate Telephone Corp. of N. Y.—Corporation on Nov.
26 soJd to one insurance company $1,000,000 3M% bonds
due 1970 at 106 M to retire an equal amount of 4% bonds
due 1963, at a call price of 105, which had been held by two
insurance companies. The company is a subsidiary of General
Telephone Corp.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
$7,500,000 Revere
group
Copper & Brass, Inc.—An underwriting group
headeid by Blyth & Co., Inc., on Nov. 15 offered $7,-
500,000 1st mtge. 3M% sinking fund bonds due Nov. 15,
1960, at 102M and accrued interest.
Other members of the
g'oup including Smith, Barney & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
o., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.,
and Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
6,300,000 McCrory Stores Corp.—Financing in the form of a public
offering of 60.000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock,
with common stock purchased warrants for anaggregate of
150,000 shares of common, was carried out Nov. 14 on behalf
or
the corporation by an underwriting
group headed by
Merrill Lynch, E. A. Pierce & Cassatt, Kidder,
Peabody &
CO. and Goldman, Sachs & Co.
The offering consisted of
units of one share of the new preferred stock ($100
par) and
a
warrant calling for the right to purchase 2M shares of
common stock.
The offering, which was subject to authoiizaof the stock by the stockholders and to the purchase of all
or any part of such shares
by the common stockholders, was
priced at $105 per unit.
5,000,000 Atlantic
%
'»
r.
Co.,
Atlanta,
Ga.—Financing to the extent of
$5,000,000 was undertaken Nov. 19 with the offering of $3,000,000 1st mtge. 5% sinking fund bonds due Dec. 1, 1952,
and $2,000,000 1st mtge. 3% serial bonds, due $400,000
annually Dec. 1, 1941, to Dec. 1,1945, by a syndicate head
by A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., and including Courts & Co.;
The Equitable Co.; R. S. Dickson &
Co.; Equitable Securities
Corp., and Robinson-Humphrey
offered at par and interest.
Co.
Both
issues
were
2,999,985 Vanadium Corp. of America—It was announced Nov. 28
that Air Reduction
Co., Inc., has agreed to purchase from the
corporation for investment, subject to agreements on details
and approval of
counsel, $2,000,000 10-year *2M% conv.
debentures at par and 28,571 shares of the authorized but
unissued common stock (no par) at $35 a share.
With the
money received from the sale or these securities, Vanadium
will pay off its existing $2,375,000 bank loans and
enlarge
and improve its
manufacturing facilities.
2,070,000 Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp.—F. Eberstadt & Co.,
Inc., headed an underwriting group which on Nov. 4
publicly
offered
(less
an
60,000
shares
of
$4.50 cumulative preferred stock
shares issued in exchange for
aggregate of 39,300
°}d 5% preferred and withheld by reason of conversion of such
old preferred shares into common stock).
The stock, priced
at
$100
a
share and accrued dividends, has been over¬
subscribed.
Others in the offering group included Eastman,
Dillon & Co. and Lee
Higginson Corp.
1.750,000 Sisters of St. Mary, St. Louis, Mo.—Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., St. Louis, offered $1,750,000 1st ref. mtge. serial bonds,
due serially (M-N) from
May 1, 1941, to Nov. 1, 1955.
13
MONTHLY EEVIEW
Dec., 1940]
51,750,000 (L. C.) Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.—Offering was
made Nov. 26 of $1,750,000 2% and 3% 10-year serial de¬
bentures by an underwriting group headed by F. S. Moseley
& Co. and including Riter & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc., and Brown & Co.
The debentures, priced to yield approximately 0.75% to 3%
to maturity, have been sold.
The debentures become due
serially Nov. 1, 1941-50.
$3,000,000 South Carolina (State of) highway certificates of indebted¬
ness sold to Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New York, and
associates, as 1Mb, at 100.195, a basis of about 1.47.
Due
serially from 1942 to 1951 incl.
2,000,000 Mississippi (State of) highway bonds, comprising $1,740,000
2Mb, due semi-annuaily from Aug. 1, 1961 to Feb. 1, 1963,
and $260,000 2Mb, due Feb. 1, 1963, awarded to R. W.
Pressprieh & Co. of New York and associates, at 100.01, a
net cost of about 2.72%.
The 2Mb were reoffered at a price
of 101.50 and the 2 Mb at 99.50.
$630,000 De Paul Hospital, St. Louis, Mo.—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
St. Louis, are offering $630,000 1st & ref. mtge. bonds due
quarterly, Feb. 1, 1941 to Nov. 1,1947.
Maturities from Feb. 1, 1941 through Nov. 1, 1942, bear
2% interest from Nov. 1, 1940.
Maturities from Feb. 1, 1943 through Nov. 1, 1945 bear
2H% interest from Nov. 1, 1940.
Maturities from Feb. 1, 1946 through Nov. 1, 1947 bear
2 M % interest from Nov. 1, 1940.
<
_
1,721,500 Volusia County, Fla., special tax school districts refunding
bonds were sold to R. E. Crummer & Co. of Miami, at a price
of 99.
These bonds had previously been offered without
.
„
(State of) bridge revenue refunding bonds
awarded to a group headed by Harris, Hall & Co., Chicago,
as Is and 1Mb, at prices of 100.02 and 100.13.
Offering con¬
1,450,000 Kentucky
540,000 Buck Hill Falls Co.—E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc., Philar
delphia recently offered (to residents of Pennsylvania only)
$540,000 1st mtge. serial 4% bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1940;
due $36,000 each Oct. 1. 1941-1955, both inclusive.
s
Purpose—Proceeds
will
be used
to retire at
sisted of $720,000 project No. 2 bonds and $730,000 project
No. 13 bonds.
102 H the
1,250,000 West Virginia (State of) bridge bonds awarded to a group
$598,000 1st mtge. 6% bonds due 1959.
headed
402.500 La Salle Industrial Finance Corp.—Heinzelmann, Ripley
& Co., Inc., New York, and Floyd D. Cerf, Chicago, on
Nov. 25 offered 35,000 shares of class A stock and 35,000
shares of common stock in units priced at $11.50 each, the
units consisting of one share of class
share of common ($1 par).
A stock ($2 par) and one
by Young, Moore & Co. of Charleston, and associates,
100.005, a net interest cost of about 1.07%, as follows;
$625,000 1 Mb, due 1942-1945 incl., and $625,000 Is, due from
1945 to 1947 incl.
Callable on and after Jan. 1, 1944 at a
at
475,000 Superior Tool & Die Co., Detroit, Mich.—Baker, Simonds
& Co., Detroit, and Robinson, Miller & Co., Inc., New York
on Nov. 13 offered at $2.375 a share, 200,900 shares of common
stock of $1 par value, a share.
438,222 Chefford Master Mfg. Co., Inc., Fairfield, 111.—Public
financing on behalf of the company was announced Nov. 14
with the public offering by Duryea & Co., New York, of
82,625 shares ($4 par) common stock and 16,110 warrants to
purchase common stock.
The common stock was priced at
$6 per share, while the warrants were offered at 20 cents each.
Of the common stock offered, 72,500 shares were sold for the
account of the company.
The remainder were sold for the
account of the underwriters and certain stockholders only
after the sale for the company was completed.
Sept. 19 last.
success on
1,500,000 Cincinnati, Ohio, 2M % flood protection bonds were sold to
r
the Treasury Investment Board of the city.
price of 101.
Reoffered
according to maturity.
yield from
to
0.25%
CHANGES IN NOVEMBER
DIVIDEND
Dividend
favorable
sections,
The
nature.
November
in
declarations
following
divided
Changes"
"Favorable
namely
largely
were
list,
of
into
a
two
"Unfavorable
and
Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
*
FAVORABLE CHANGES
304,500 Standard
Aircraft
Products,
Inc.—Announcement of
public financing of the company was made by Hill, Thompson
& Co., Inc., New York. Nov. 12 with the offering of 40,000
units of preferred and common stock and 25,000 separate
shares of its common stock. The units, consisting of one share
of cumulative convertible preferred stock ($7.50 par) and
M share of common stock (10c. par), were priced to the
public at $7.55.
300,000 Equitable Credit Corp., Albany, N. Y.—Bean Brothers &
Co., Inc., Albany, N. Y., recently offered at 100 and interest,
$300,000 6% debentures.
The offer is limited solely to re¬
sidents of New York State.
The debentures become due
Jan. 1, 1960.
300,000 Lutheran Deaconess Home and Hospital of Chicago—
An issue of $300,000 4%
1st ref. mtge. serial bonds was
offered at 101 and int. by B. O. Ziegler & Co. of West Bend,
Wis.
The bonds are due serially April 1,1941 to April I,1953.
300,000 Ramsey Accessories Manufacturing Corp., St. Louis—■
G. H. Walker & Co.,
Francis, Bro. & Co. and Stix & Co.
have sold at par ($20) 15,000 shares of 6% cum. pref. stock.
Offering was confined to residents of the State of Missouri.
227,000 St. Joseph's Hospital, Alton, 111.—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.»
St. Louis, offered $227,000 1st mtge. real estate bonds matur¬
ing annually May 15, 1941 through May 15, 1947.
195,000 Sisters of Divine Providence (St. Elizabeth Hospital),
Granite City, 111.—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis, of¬
fered $195,000 1st and ref. mtge. serial bonds maturing semi¬
annually Oct. 1, 1941 through Oct. 1, 1952.
113,000 St. George's Roman Catholic Church, St. Louis, Mo.—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis, offered $113,000 1st and
ref. mtge. serial real estate bonds of Joseph A. Siebert Pastor.
The bonds become due annually Oct. 15,1941 through Oct. 15,
,
1950.
Abbott Laboratories—Extra dividend of 25c.
regular quarterly dividend of 40c.
payable Dec. 23.
Aero
a
a
share
share in addition to the
a
on
the common stock, both
*
Supply Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the class B stock increased from 25c.
share to 30c.
a
share, payable Dec. 23.
Agricultural Insurance Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition
to a regular quarterly dividend of 75c. a share on the common stock,
both
payable Jan. 2.
Alabama Great Northern RR.—Dividends of $6
and
on
a share on the ordinary
both payable Dec. 23. This compares with
with $3 paid on June 28, last, and $5 on Dec. 23, 1939.
the preferred stocks,
compares
Alpha Portland Cement Co.—Dividend of 75c.
a share on the common
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 25c.
stock, payable Dec. 21.
a
share
were
distributed.
Aluminum Co. of America—Dividend of $3 on the company's common
stock, payable Dec. 12.
This compares with $1 paid on Sept. 10, June
11 and
on
April 15, last.
American Cyanamid Co.—Special dividend of $1.50 a share on the class
A and class B common stock, payable Dec. 20 in shares of the company's
5% cumul. convertible preferred stock, third series, in the ratio of one
share of preferred to each 6.2-3 shares of common stock.
Fractional
amounts will be paid in cash.
This is in addition to a quarterly of 15c.
a share in cash on the class A and B common stock, payable Jan. 2,1941,
merican Gas
& Electric
Co.—Extra dividend of 40c.
Eref. stockCo., Phoenix, Ariz. Stockpar ($10 bytoDahlberg,
lurand &
was recently offered at was offered residents
only.
100,000 Marshall's U. S. Auto Supply, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—
James A. Ross& Co., Kansas City, Mo., offered at 100 and
int. $100,000 15-year 6% sinking fund debentures, due Dec. 1,
•
American Laundry Machinery Co.—Extra dividend of 30c. a share in
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 20ci a share on the common
stock, both payable Dec. 2.
American Meter Co., Inc.—Dividend of $1 a share on the common stock
payable Dec. 16.
This compares with a regular quarterly of 7
$share
distributed previously
.
common
stock, payable Dec.
a
share on the
17.
Arkansas -Missouri Power Corp.—Dividend of 40c. a share on the common
stock, payable Dec. 16.
This compares with 20c. paid
Armstrong Rubber Co.—Initial dividend of $1
and B stocks, payable Dec. 20.
a
on
share
July 15, last.
on
the class A
Associated Breweries of Canada, Ltd.—Dividend of 60c. a share on the
common
1955.
share and
a
regular quarterly of 40c. a share on the common stock, both payable
Dec. 16.
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co.—Year-end dividend of $1
100,000 Arizona Brewing Co.—An issue of 10,000 shares 7% cum.
of Arizona
1.10%,
to
1,050,000 Indiana State Toll Bridge Commission, Ind„ bridge rev¬
enue
bonds awarded to John Nuveen & Co. and Morris
Mather & Co., both of Chicago, as 3s, at par.
Due from
1942 to 1960 incl.
Bonds due in 1960 are subject to redemp¬
tion prior to that date.
Dividends of 25c.
stock, payable Dec. 21.
preceding quarters.
were
paid in each
of the three
MUNICIP
$12,096,000
INANCING
Metropolitan Water District of Southern Calurorni-,
Calif., 3% Colorado River water works refunding bonds pur¬
chased
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation by
Bros, of New York and associates, at a price of
from
Lehman
107.22, a basis of about 2.65%.
Due serially from 1953 to
1988 incl.
Reoffered at prices to yield from 2% to 2.75%,
according to maturity.
Sanitary District, 111., series D refunding bonds
headed by the Harris Trust & Savings Bank
of Chicago, as 2s, at 100^21 #'a basis of about 1.97%.
Due
Jan. 1, 1961.
Optional at rate of $375,000 yearly on Jan. 1
from 1941 to 1960 incl., or on any interest payment dates
thereafter.
Reoffered at prices to yield from 0.50% to 2%
to optional dates.
sold to an account
6,600,000 Cowlitz County Public
Utility District No. 1, Wash..
electric revenue bonds were purchased by a syndicate headed
8
by John Nuveen & Co. of Chicago.
Issue embraced $2,285,000 3Mb, due 1943-1956 incl.; $1,984,000 4s, due 1956-1964
incl., and $2,331,000 4Ms, maturing from 1964 to 1970 incl.
Non-callable prior to Oct. 31, 1944.
Reoffered to yield from
2% to 3.75%, according to maturity.
6,000,000 Connecticut (State of), Groton-New London bridge bonds
awarded to an account headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
New York, as 1Mb and 1Mb, at 100.0016, a net interest cost
of about 1.404%.
Issue consists of $1,160,000 lHs, due
1944-1949 incl.: $2,640,000 1Mb, due 1950-1961 incl., and
$2,200,000 lHs, due 1962-1971 incl.
Bonds due 1968-1971
redeemable in inverse numerical order at par and accrued
interest on Oct. 1, 1965, or on any subsequent interest date.
Banking group reoffered the bonds from a yield of 0.50% to
a price of 99.50, according to interest rate and
maturity aate.
5,200,000 Chicago, 111., water works system certificates purchased by
a syndicate managed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., New York
as 2s, at 100.619. a basis of about 1.95%.
Due from 1950 to
1957 Incl.
Reoffered to yield from 1.50% to 2%, according
to
maturity.
3,000,000 St. Peterbsurg, Fla., water works revenue certificates sold
to an account headed by Steifel, Nicolaus & Co. of Chicago,
on a bid of 100.0001 for $1,200,000 2Mb, due 1941-1950 incl.*
$240,000 2s, due in 1951 and 1952, and $1,660,000 2Mb, due
1953-1965 incl.
Net interest cost about 2.46%.
Reoffered
to yield from 0.40% to 2.70%, according to maturity^
quarterly dividend of 50c.
payable Dec. 31.
Atchison Topeka &
stock
f
share on the
share and
a regular
stock, both
Santa Fe Ry.—Dividend resumed on the common
a share, payable Dec. 27.
Last previous
by the declaration of $1
Atlas Powder Co.—Dividend
a
a
no par common
distribution amounted to $2 a share and was made
75c.
8,424,000 Detroit, Mich., series G non-callable refunding bonds awarded
to the First National Bank of New York and Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., New York, and associates, as 2Ks, 2Mb and 3s, at
at 100.0038, a net interest cost of about 2.715%.
The group
purchased $4,025,000 3s, due 1941-1958 incl.; $1,000,0002^8,
due in 1959. and $3,399,000 2 Hs, maturing from 1959 to 1961
incl.
Reoffend from a yield of 0.30% to a price of 97, accord¬
ing to i nterest rate and date of maturity.
7,500,000 Chicago
Associates Investment Co.—Extra dividend of $1
on
the
on
no par common
Sept. 1, 1937.
stock increased from
share to $2 a share, payable Dec. 10.
Atlas Press Co.—Dividend
share to 25c.
a
on
the
common
stock increased from
15c.
a
share, payable Dec. 10.
(W. H.) Barber Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of 25c. on the common stock both payable
Dec. 16.
Bath Iron Works Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Dec. 18.
Beech-Nut Packing Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
quarterly of $1 a share on the common stock, both payable Jan. 2.
A
special dividend of $1 a share previously declared will be paid on Dec. 14.
Belden Mfg. Co.—Dividend on common stock, $10 par, increased from
25c. a share to 35c. a share, payable Dec. 2.
Bon Ami Co.—Extra dividends of $1.50 a share on the class A stock and
an extra of 75c. a share on the class B
stock, both payable Dec. 16.
Borg Warner Corp.—Special dividend of 50c. a share in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock, both
payable Dec. 10.
Boss Mfg. Co.—Dividend of $4 a share on the $100 par, common stock,
paid Nov. 25, last.
This compares with $2 paid in each of the three
preceding quarters.
Breeze
Corp., Inc.—Dividend on the capital stock
share to $1 a share, payable Dec. 11.
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Dividend
25c.
a
share to 50c. a
increased from 50c.
a
the common stock increased from
share, payable Dec. 20.
on
Briggs & Stratton Corp.—Dividend
75c.
a
share to $1
a
on the common stock increased from
share, payable Dec. 16.
Bristol-Myers Co.—Extra dividend of 15c.
dividend of 60c.
a
share
on
a
share and a regular quarterly
the capital stock, both
payable Dec. 2.
Brock way Motor Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a dividend
of 25c. a share on the common stock, both payable Dec. 16.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Dividehd of $1.25 a share on the
common stock payable Dec. 16.
This compares with $1 paid on Sept.
16, last.
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the common stock,
payable Dec. 16.
This compares with 25c. paid on July 1, last, and
50c. paid on Dec. 15, 1939.
Buda Co.—Dividend of 25c.
a share was paid
Nov. 26.
Last previous
payment was made on May 22, 1939 and amounted to 12He. a share.
Bullard Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from 50c.
to 75c. a share, payable Dec. 21.
a
share
MONTHLY REVIEW
14
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.—Stock dividend of 100% and a
cash dividend of 75c. a share were declared on the capital stock both
payable Dec. 6.
and a regular quarterly
both payable Dec. 14.
Bulova Watch Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share
dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock,
(F.) Burkhart Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the $1 par, common stock increased
from SI a share to $1.50 a share and was paid on Nov. 26, last.
the common stock, payable
Glen Alden Coal Co.—Dividend on the no par, common
from 37Kc. a share to 50c. a share,
dividend of $1.50 a share
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—Initial
on the class B stock, payable Dec. 18.
payable
(Philip) Carey Mfg. Co.—Ten quarterly back dividends of $1.25 each
were declared on the 5% preferred stock, payable Dec. 20.
A dividend
of $1.25 was also declared for the current quarter and becomes payable
to the regular quarterly dividend
stock, both payable Dec. 2.
<J. I.) Case Co.—Dividend of $3 a share on the common stock, payable
Dec. 24.
This will be the first dividend paid on the common stock since
October, 1938, when a distribution of $5 a share was made.
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the
common stock, payable Dec. 2.
This compares with 25c. a share paid
••
on
paid
was
Clark
on
Ry.—'Dividend of $5 a share
A distribution of $3
the year
paid
a share and a regular quarterly
both payable Dec. 16.
Corp.—Dividend of $21.10 a share on the no
A dividend of $5.70 a share was
a
dividend of $3 and the regular
share in 1939.
1940.
Dividends of 45c.
preceding quarters.
Colombian
Carbon
share
a
were
Co.—Year-end
of $1
a
Consolidated
paid
these shares in each of the
on
of
dividend
$1.60
share
a
on
the
Previously regular quarterly dividends
stock, payable Dec. 10.
share were distributed.
common
Investment
Trust—Special dividend of 25c. in addition
to a regular quarterly dividend of 30c. a share on the capital stock, both
payable Dec. 16.
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Extra dividend
of 75c. a share in addition to the regular semi-annual dividend of 50c. a
share
the capital stock, par $5, both
on
payable Dec. 31.
Consolidated Paper Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Dec. 1.
Continental
Dec.
16,
both
Casualty
and
the
on
Co.—Extra
of 30c.
dividend
stock.
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.—Extra dividend of 10c.
quarterly dividend of 20c.
on
Nov.
Copper
share, payable
payable Dec. 1,
a
regular quarterly of similar amount,
a
common
share
a
the
on
share and
a
stock, both
common
regular
paid
a
were
Range Co.—Dividend resumed
the
on
by
stock
common
the
declaration of 30c. a share, payable Dec. 16, next.
The last previous
payment amounted to 50c. a share and was made on Dec. 22, 1936.
Cornucopia Gold Mines—Initial dividend of three cents
a
share on the
stock, payable Dec. 16.
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Initial dividend of 50c.
the
on
common
share
a
on
share payable Dec. 14,
a
stock.
Casting Co.—Dividend
share to 50c.
a
a
on
the common stock increased from
share, payable Dec. 24.
Dolese & Shepard Co.—Dividend of $1 a share was paid Nov. 1, last on
the common stock.
Last previous payment amounted to $1 a share and
was made on Dec. 10, 1938.
Dr®P®r CorP-—Two extra dividends of $1 each and
of 75c. a
share
extra are
on
payable
the
on
a
The regular
stock.
regular quarterly
dividend and one
Jan. 2, 1941 and the other extra is payable on Dec.
common
13, next.
Dwight Mfg. Co.—Dividend of $1
a
share was paid on Nov. 27.
on
a
share on the capital stock, par $12.50
A dividend of 50c. a share was distributed
Dec. 29, 1939.
regular quarterly dividend of 25c.
payable Dec. 2.
share
a
share in addition to the
the common stock, both
a
on
Elizabethtown
Consolidated Gas Co.—Extra dividend of $1
Dec. 2, on the common stock.
Empire Capital Corp.—Extra dividend of five cents
quarterly dividend of 10c.
payable Nov. 30.
a
share
a
share and
share
a
Essex Co.—Extra dividend of $1
share
on
the
common
a
regular
both
the class A stock, par $5,
on
on
the
Faultless
share in addition to
a
dividend of $1.50
Dec. 2.
(Syracuse, N. Y.)—Dividend of 20c.
stock, payable Dec. 23.
on June 28, last.
common
of 15c. was
a
stock both payable
Excelsior Insurance Co.
A regular semi-annual
a share
dividend
paid
Rubber
Co.—Extra
quarterly of similar amount
dividend
on
the
25c.
of
common
Federal Bake Shops—Dividend of $1
a
share
share
and
regular
stock both payable Jan. 1.
a
the
on
common
a
stock,
against $1 last
year.
Federal
Compress & Warehouse Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share
and a regular
quarterly of 50c. a share on the common stock, both were
payable Nov. 30.
Federal
Mining & Smelting Co.—Dividend of $1
stock payable Dec. 20.
Z[), last, '
This
stock, payable Dec. 16.
a
share on the common
compares with 5Cc. a share
Gaylord Container Corp.—Dividend of 55c.
last
a
A distribution of 25c.
paid on Sept.
share on the common
made on Sept. 16,
was
General Box Co.—-Extra dividend of 6c.
t?
a
share in addition to the regular
dividend of $2 a share on the common stock, both payable
r>nnu
20*
General Cigar Co.—Extra dividend of $1 in addition to the regular pay¬
ment of 25c. a share on the common stock, both payable Dec. 20.
This
brings 1940 payments on common to $2 against $1.75 in 1939.
General
Electric
from 35c.
a
Co.—Dividend
share to 80c.
a
on
the
no
par
common
stock increased
share, payable Dec. 20.
General Railway Signal Co.—Dividend on the common stock of 50c. a
share payable Dec. 24.
This compares with 25c. a share previously
on
the issue on April 1, 1938.
Refractories Co.—Dividend on the common
from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Dec. 21.
share
Telephone Corp.—Quarterly dividend
to 35c.
a
share,
payable Dec.
also declared on the issue
paid Nov.
Intertype Corp.—Dividend on the common stock
share to 30c. a share, payable Dec. 16,
Iron Fireman Mfg. Co.—Extra dividend
of 25c.
a
increased from 20c. a
share on the common
stock, payable Dec. 20.
Jaeger Machine Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid Nov. 25 on
common stock.
This compared with 25c. a share paid on March 1.
Kennecott Copper Corp.—Special dividend of 75c. a share
dividend of 25c. a share on the no par, common stock,
the
and a regular
both payable
Dec. 24.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Dividend on the no par common
creased from 20c. a share to 30c. a share, payable Dec. 16.
stock in¬
Kmberley-Clark Corp.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock.
The extra will be paid on Dec. 26, next, and the regular quarterly on
Jan. 2, 1940.
*
• "
Knudsen
Creamery Co.—Initial semi-annual
paid Nov. 11 on the common stock.
dividend of 20c. a share
regular
stock, both payable
Lane-Wells Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to the
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common
Dec.
15.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Dividend of $2 a share on the no par
common stock, payable Dec. 16.
This compares with 5Cc. paid in each
from 15c.
^0c. a share, payable Dec. 13.
Corp.—Extra "Christmas" dividend of 25 cents on the common
Line Material Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
share to
Lionel
Ludlow Mfg. Associates—Dividend on the common
$2 a share to $4 a share, payable Dec. 2.
payable
on
14.
the
stock increased from
Magma Copper Co.—Year-end dividend of $1 a share on the $10 par com¬
mon stock payable Dec.
16.
This compares with 50c. paid in each of
the three preceding quarters.
(P. R.) Mallory & Co.—Dividend of 40c. a share on the common stock
payable Dec. 10.
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 20c. a
share
were
distributed.
Manhattan Shirt Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in
addition to the
share, as erroneously
both payable Dec. 2.
Asphalt Corp.—Extra dividend of 20c. a share on the common
in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 10c. a share,
regular quarterly dividend of 20c. a share (not 25c. a
reported in last month's issue) on the common stock,
Mastic
stock
payable Dec. 16.
Steel Corp.—Dividend of 40c. a share on the common stock
A distribution of 35c. a share was paid on May 29 last.
McLouth
payable Dec. 17.
Mead
a share on the common stock payable
This will be the first paid since Dec. 20, 1937, when 50c. a
Corp.—Dividend of 25c.
Dec.
10.
Textile Corp.—Dividend of 15c. a share on the common
payable Dec. 2.
A dividend of 10c. was paid on June 1, last.
Metal
a
stock,
Copper Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
share to 25c. a share, payable Dec. 26.
Miami
20c.
Michigan Public Service Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on the
common stock payable Dec. 1.
Midwest Oil Co.—Participating dividend
of 9c.
a
share, in addition to the
8% preferred stock,
regular semi-annual dividend of 4c. a share on the
$1, both payable Dec. 16.
par
Piping & Supply Co., Inc.—Dividend on the common stock
increased from 25c.
Mohawk
to 50c. a share,
a snare
payable Dec. 14.
Carpet Mills, Inc.—Dividend on the common stock
a share, payable Dec. 13.
increased
from 25c. a share to 50c.
(John) Monell & Co.—Extra dividend of 75c. a share on the common stock*
payable Dec. 18.
Mountain
from
15c.
City Copper Co.—Dividend on the common stock
a share to 25c. a share, payable Dec. 20.
increased
Murray Corp. of America—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid on Nov. 30,
last, on the common st9ck.
This represented the first paid since Dec.
20, 1937, when a similar amount was disbursed.
Muskegon Piston
Ring Co.—Dividend
a
on the common
share, payable Dec. 14.
stock increased
National Aviation Corp.—Dividend on the common stock
25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Dec. 16.
increased from
National Container Corp.—Special dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
of like amount on the common stock, both payable Dec. 16.
Natomas
Co.—Company increased
20c. to 25c. a share and declared
its
an
regular
common
dividend from
extra of 20c. a share,
both payable
Dec. 27.
from 50c.
a
share to 75c.
a
on the common stock increased
share and became payable Nov. 18.
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Dividend of $2.25 a share on
the common stock payable Dec. 24.
A dividend of $1.50 were paid on
New
Sept. 28 and June 29, last.
Newmont
General
Oeneral
a regular
stock, both payable
share and
a
Naumkeag Stearm Cotton Co.—Dividend
General Fire Extinguisher Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
increased from 15c. a share to 40c. a share, payable Dec. 16.
distributed
of $1
dividend
28, last, on the common stock.
from 25c. a share to 40c.
•
U0C.
Co.—Extra
International Shoe Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share was
Midwest
con-
°1 25c. regular and an extra of 75c. a share, payable Dec. 31,
xTi1'8 makes a total distribution of $1.50 a share for the year,
*
Salt
Dec. 16.
share was distributed.
were
a
International
both
Electrographic Corp.—Extra dividend of 50c.
will be paid
paid on June 30,
stock, payable Dec. 18, 1940.
on the common stock increased from 15c.
payable on Nov. 25, last.
to 25c. a share and became
25c.
of $1.20 a share on the common
The last previous dividend was one of 20c. a
1939.
Intercontinental Rubber Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
from 20c. a share to 40c. a share, payable Dec. 16.
a
(L. A.) Darling Co.—Dividend
Doehler Die
paid on Sept. 3, last.
of the three preceding quarters.
Cuban-American Manganese Corp.—Initial dividend of 50c.
the common stock, payable Dec. 27.
next
was
was
30.
common
■
quarterly dividend of 37J^c. a share on the common
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—Cash dividends of 65c. a share
on the present class A and B stock of %2H par value, payable Dec. 6,
three
stock, both payable
stock, payable Dec. 20.
quarterly dividend of 50c. on the common stock.
Both become due on
Dec. 21 and bring total disbursements for the year to $6 a share as
compared with $4.50
share and a regular
a
(Henry) Holt & Co., Inc.—Dividend of 60c. a share on the $1.80 cumul.
partic. class A stock, no par value, payable Dec. 2.
A dividend of 10c.
share
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co.—Extra
of 50c.
Houston Natural Gas Corp.—Dividend
stock, payable Dec. 16.
Oct. 1, last.
on
dividend
20.
Dec.
Coca-Cola Co.—Year-end dividend of $2
International
Co.—Extra
quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the common
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.—Final year-end dividend of $1.25 a share
on
the common stock, payable Dec. 24, 1940.
par common
increased
par,
1938.
Furnace
Holland
quarters.
,
share in addition to the regular
payable Dec. 16.
Heywood-Wakefield Co.—Dividend of 94c. a share on the preferred B
stock, payable Dec. 1.
This payment clears up dividend arrearages of
Equipment Co.—Dividend of $1.25 a share on the common stock,
This compares with 75c. paid in the two preceding
Coca-Cola
March 1, last.
Hecla Mining Co.—Dividend on the common stock of 25c.
from 15c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Dec. 14, next.
payable Dec. 16.
of 75c. a share on the common stock,
Aug. 31, June 1 and
dividend of 50c. a
quarterly dividend of 75c. a share, both
Hazeltine Corp.—Extra
shares, payable Dec. 20.
June 26, last.
the $20 par common
on
Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share declared payable
This will be the first paid since Dec. 20,
1937, when $2 a share was disbursed.
the common
$33.25 a share were paid on Sept.
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Ry.
Dec. 24, on the preferred stock.
Christiana Securities Co.—Dividend of $34.75 a share on
stock, payable Dec. 16.
Dividends of
16, June and March 15, last.
Northern
Great
share and a regular
The extra
quarterly dividend of 12He. a share on the common stock.
is payable Dec. 20 and the regular becomes due on Dec. 16.
dividend of 50c. a share in addition
of 50c. a share on the $25 par, common
Great Northern Paper Co.—Extra
Dec. 31.
Central Cold Storage Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a
stock increased from 30c. a share
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock,
payable Dec. 20.
This will be the first dividend paid on the common
shares since Dec. 18, 1939, when $1 a share was distributed.
Dec. 31.
on
stock increased
payable Dec. 20.
Glidden Co.—Dividend on the common
to 40c. a share, payable Dec. 28.
Canadian Celanese, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 40c. a share on the common
stock together with the regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a share.
Both
dividends become
declared on
Machine Co.—Initial dividend of 35c. a share was
Dec. 16.
Gisholt
stock increased
California Ink Co.—Dividend on the no par common
from 62Hc. a share to 75c. a share, payable Dec. 20.
stock
increased
An extra of 15c.
same
date.
increased
from
a
30c.
share
a
was
Mining Corp.—Year-end dividend of $1 a share on the capital
stock, payable Dec. 14.
A dividend of 37)^c. and an extra of 12Hc.
were paid on the new shares outstanding on Sept. 16, last.
New York Air Brake Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the common stock,
payable Dec. 16.
This compares with 50c. a share paid on Nov. 1 and
each three months previously.
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
Dec., 1940]
75c. a share on the common
50c. paid on July 1, last.
Worth American Aviation, Inc.—Dividend of
stock, payable Dec. 24.
This compares with
Northland Greyhound Lines, Inc.—Dividend
common stock, payable Dec. 2.
This compares
of $1.50 a share on the
with $1 paid on April 24
last.
United Gas & Electric Corp. (Conn.)—Dividend on the no par common
stock increased from 80c. a share to 88c. a share, payable Dec. 14.
United Illuminating Co.—Dividend of $2 a share on
payable Dec. 28.
An extra of 50c. and a
paid on Oct. 1, last.
the common stock,
regular quarterly of $1 were
States Graphite Co.—Dividend on the $5 par common
increased from 20c. a share to 25c. a share, payable Dec. 14.
United
Engineering Co.—Dividend of $1.25 a share on the common
This compares with 50c. paid on Nov. 1, last.
Northwest
stock, payable Dec. 20.
Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from five
share and became payable Nov. 9.
Nu-Enarnel
cents a share to seven one-half cents a
•Ohio Oil Co.—Dividend
to 25c.
Ohio
on
the common stock increased
from 20c. a share
creased from 50c.
share to $1 a
a
the $5 par, common
share, payable Dec. 14.
Co.—Dividend
Seamless Tube
on
stock in¬
Package Machinery Co.—Special dividend of $1 a share on the common
stock, payable Dec. 16.
of $1
of no
share on the common stock
a
next.
Indemnity Co.—Extra dividend of 20c. a share in addition to
regular quarterly dividend of 40c. a share on the $10 par, common
stock, both payable Jan. 2.
the
payable
Corp.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the common stock,
A dividend of 10c. a share was paid on Dec. 26, 1939.
Dec. 14.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Dividend of $1 a share on the common
stock voting trust certificates, payable Dec. 16.
This compares with*
75c. paid on
Dec. 20, 1939.
Pennsylvania RR.;—Dividend of $1
share on the capital stock, par
a
$50,
June 26, last.
This compares with 50c. paid on
payable Dec. 18.
payable Jan. 15, next.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Dividend of $3.50 a share on the $50 par,
capital stock, payable Dec. 16.
This compares with $2 paid on June
'
15, last.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Dividend
share to $2 a
a
on
a
share in addition to a regular
share on the common stock, both payable
a
Dec. 16
•
Purity Bakeries Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
25c. a share to 35c. a sha^e, payable Dec. 2.
1
Ralston Steel Car Co.—Dividend on the common stock of 50c. a share
was paid on Nov. 30, last, and compares with 40c. a share previously
paid
Dec. 28, 1937.
on
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.—Dividend of 75c. a share was declared on
the common stock,
payable Dec. 16.
Previously regular quarterly
dividends of 25c.
share
a
were
distributed.
Republic Steel Corp.—Dividend of 40c.
a share on the common stock,
payable Dec. 27.
This will be the first common dividend paid by the
corporation since 1930, when $1.24 a share was disbursed.
Ruberoid Corp.—Dividend of $1
a share on the capital stock, payable
A distribution of 30c. a share was made on June 28, last.
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Dividend of $1.25 a share on the common stock,
payable Dec. 20.
The company stated that part of the dividend is to
be deemed the usual quarterly payment of 75c. a share ordinarily due on
Jan. 1, 1941, while the balance is to be considered as an extra
San-Nap-Pak Mfg.
Co.,
increased from 10c.
Inc.—Dividend
share to 15c.
a
on the $1
share, payable
a
dividend.
Dec. 16.
divi¬
Mining Co.—Dividend of 15c.
share on the capital
a
This compares wtih 10c. paid on May 31, last.
Shell Union Oil Corp.—'Dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock,
payable Dec. 20.
In July an interim dividend of 25c. a share was paid,
making
50c.
total of 75c.
a
share
a
a share for the year as compared with a total of
disbursed in 1939.
& Steel
creased from 60c.
a
Co.—Dividend
share to 70c.
Solar Aircraft Co.—Dividend
to ten cents
a
the
no
par
common
stock in¬
share payable Dec. 14.
a
on
on
the
stock increased from five
common
share, payable Dec. 16.
South Penn Oil Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share and a regular quarterly
dividend of 37Hc. a share on the $25 par, capital stock, both payable
Dec. 20.
St.
Joseph Lead Co.—Dividend
50c.
share to $1
a
a
the common stock increased
on
Norman
from
share, payable Dec. 20.
Standard
Brands, Inc.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of similar amount on the common stock, both payable
Jan. 2.
regular semi-annual dividend of 50c.
both payable Dec. 16.
share
a
on
a
share and
of 50c. a share on the common
the $25 par, capital stock,
Co. of Ohio—Regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a share
special dividend of $1 a share on the common stock, both payable
a
Dec.
14.
Stearns
Mfg. Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of 10c.
par, common
Sterchi
Bros.
a
share
the $1
on
stock, payable Dec. 10.
Stores, Inc.—Dividend of 30c.
stock, payable Dec.
19,1939.
14.
share on the
This compares with 20c. a share paid
a
common
on
Dec.
Stone &
Webster, Inc.—Dividend of 5Cc. a share on the common stock,
payable Dec. 16.
A distribution of 25c. a share was previously paid on
Nov. 15, 1939.
Sylvania Industrial Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock, both were
payable Nov. 26, last.
Talon, Inc.—Regular quarterly of 60 cents and an extra of one share of
$10 par 4% non-voting preferred on every 10 shares of common held.
Both are payable Dec.
16 to holders of record Nov. 20.
Although authorized, no preferred stock has been issued heretofore.
The preferred is callable at par.
An extra dividend of $1.65 per share
was paid on Dec. 26, 1939.
Tennessee Alabama
common
& Georgia Ry.—Dividend of 35c. a share on the
stock, payable Dec. 1.
A dividend of 25c. was paid a year ago.
Tennessee
Corp.—Two dividends of 25c.
a
share each
were
declared
on
the capital stock, one payable Dec. 11, and the other on March 12, 1941.
These dividends will be the first paid since Dec. 23, 1937, when 10c. a
share
was
distributed.
Gulf Sulphur Co.—Special dividend of 25c. a share in addition
customary quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the company's
capital stock, payable Dec. 16, 1940.
Texas
to the
Title Insurance Corp. of St. Louis—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid
Nov. 30, last on the common stock.
A distribution of 25c. was made
on
Aug. 31 last, and previously regular
quarterly
dividends of
12^c.
a
share were distriouted.
Todd Shipyards
Corp.—Dividend
on the common stock of no par value
increased from $1.75 a share to $2.00 a share, payable Dec.
Twin Coach Co.—Dividend of 70c.
Dec. 20.
.
This compares with 50c.
a
a
share
United
$1.50
Aircraft
a
the
common
16.
stock payable
on
the
common
stock increased
payable Dec. 16.
Corp.—Dividend on the capital stock increased
share to $2 a share, payable Dec. 16.
payable
Viking Pump Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the no par common stock,
payable Dec. 15.
Dividends of 40c. were paid in each of the three
preceding quarters.
Corp.—Initial dividend of 10c. a share on the common stock, pay¬
The above company was formerly the Vinco Tool Co. of
able Dec. 20.
Detroit.
~.
Vulcan Detinning
payable
share
Dec.
were
20.
Co.—Dividend of $2.50 a share on the common, stock
Previously regular quarterly dividends of $1.50 a
distributed.
Co.,
Agricultural
Nov. 30
on
Ltd.—Dividend of 60c. a share was paid
share distributed
the capital stock and compares with 50c. a
Aug. 31, last.
Union
Western
Co., Inc.—Dividend of $1 a share on the
16.
This will be the first paid since July
made.
Telegraph
stock, payable Dec.
common
15, 1937, when a regular quarterly of 75c. a share was
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Year-end dividend of 75c. a share on the
common stock, payable Dec.
14.
Regular quarterly dividends of 25c.
a share previously declared will also be paid on Dec. 14.
Westmoreland Coal Co.—Dividend of $1.50
payable Dec. 14.
a
share
on
the common stock,
This compares with 50c. a share paid on June
28, last.
Electrical Instrument Corp.—Dividend of $1 a share on the
new common stock, payable Dec. 10.
This compares with 50c. paid on
Sept. 10 and June 10, last.
Weston
West
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—Dividend of 40c. a share on the com¬
stock, payable Jan. 2.
Wisconsin
Public
Service
stock increased from 10c.
a
Corp.—Dividend on the $10 par, common
share to 30c. a share, payable Dec. 10.
Wolverine Portland Cement Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share on the com¬
mon
stock, payable Dec. 16.
This will be the first dividend paid on
since 1930, when a distribution of 60c. a share was made.
common
Wright Aeronautical Corp.—Dividend on the common stock
from $2 a share to $4 a share, payable Dec. 14, next.
increased
and a regular
quarterly dividend of 15c. a share on the common stock.
The special
dividend will be paid on Dec. 18 and the regular dividend on Jan. 2,
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.—Special dividend of 40c. a share
1940.
mon
stock, payable Dec.
16.
Dividends of 25c. a share were paid in
UNFAVORABLE
CHANGES
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Directors on Nov. 27 voted to defer payment
of the Jan. 1 quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share on the 5% preferred
stock.
Quarterly dividends of $1.25 a share have been paid regularly
on the 5% preferred stock.
-
Brewing Corp. of America—Dividend on the common stock reduced from
15c.
share to
a
10c.
a
share, payable Dec. 14.
Gamewell Co.—No action taken on the declaration of common dividends
at this time.
A distribution of 50c. a share was made on Sept. 16, last.
International Petroleum, Ltd.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common
stock, payable Dec. 2.
A regular semi-annual dividend of 75c. a share
was paid on June 1, last.
Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd.—Dividend of 30c. a share on the common
stock, payable Nov. 23.
This compares with 40c. paid on Oct. 21,
and June
1, last.
Power Corp.
common
of Canada, Ltd.—Interim dividend of 15c.
a
stock for the six months' period ending Dec. 31,
share on the
1940.
This
semi-annual
dividend is payable Feb. 1, 1941 and compares with previous
disbursements of 30c. a share.
Southington Hardware Co.—Dividend on the common stock decreased
from 25c. a share to 12Hc. a share and became payable Nov. 1, last.Swan Finch Oil Corp.—Dividend
payable Dec.
18.
of 10c. a share on the common stock,
This compares with 20c. paid on Feb. 15, last and
June 25, 1937.
on
COURSE
from
OF
•
THE STOCK MARKET DURING
'
The November stock market
was
NOVEMBER
taken out of the
common
of markets in recent months by developments
the results of the nationwide voting on Nov.
traceable
to
5.
The
first response in the stock market to the reelection of Mr.
Roosevelt to a third term was a heavy fall in prices.
But on
Nov. 7, as the New Deal's chief fiscal officer, Secretary of
the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr., discussed the magni¬
tude of the projected expenditures for defense purposes, the
market experienced a brief, sharp rally, to the accompani¬
run
ment
of increased
turnover.
But
the
the end of election week and from then
the market displayed
month
a
bulls
on
were
done by
to the close of the
sagging tendency in prices
and trading interest.
But while it lasted the post-election rally was
the most
The defeat at the polls on Nov. 5 of
Wendell L. Willkie, the Republican candidate, left the invest¬
ment community disheartened and spiritless, and these feel¬
ings were imparted to share prices, which on the average fell
2.13 points on Nov. 6.
On the following day the market
was ambling along "with no well-defined direction when sud¬
denly the news came over the wires from Washington that
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau was planning, on
behalf of the Administration, to ask the next Congress to
raise the statutory debt limit to $60,000,000,000 or $65,000,000,000 and terminate tax-exemption on future issues of
spirited in months.
Government securities.
The remarks
voked
share paid on Dec. 22, 1939.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.—Dividend
from 50c. a share to 75c. a share,
on
stock, both were payable Dec. 1.
Veeder-Root, Inc.—Dividend of $2 a share on the common stock,
Dec. 16.
This compares with $1 a share paid on Sept. 16, last.
a
Standard Oil
and
quarterly
Van Raalte Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
25c.
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey—Extra dividend of 25c.
Co.—Dividend on the common stock in¬
payable Dec. 20.
Tool
Machine
creased from 40c. a share to $1 a share
preceding quarters.
Scranton Lace Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from 50c.
a share to $1 a share,
payable Dec. 14.
Simonds Saw
Corp. of America—Dividend on the common stock of $1.50
Dec. 14.
A distribution of $1 a share was made on
quarterly of
Scott Paper Co.—Quarterly dividend of 40c. a share and an extra
dend of 25c. a share on the common stock, both payable Dec. 16.
stock, payable Dec. 20.
share on the common
a
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the com¬
stock
common
par
Schiff Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share and
a regular
25c. a share on the common stock, both payable Dec. 15.
Shattuck-Denn
Van
mon
<H. H.) Robertson & Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock,
both payable Dec. 16.
Dec. 20.
of $1
share, payable
15, 1939.
a
on
Progress Laundry Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
quarterly of 20c. a share on the common stock, both payable Dec. 2.
quarterly dividend of 25c.
Tobacco Co.—Dividend
States
payable Dec. 16.
The company has been paying 32c. a share
quarterly, with year-end dividends of 80c. a share in December, 1939.
stock,
Waialua
stock
the $25 par, common
share, payable Dec. 23.
Pullman, Inc.—Extra dividend of 50c.
.
United
Vinco
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share, payable
Dec. 16.
Regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a share was also declared,
increased from $1
and
stock, both payable
Dec.
Pacific
Pennroad
regular quarterly of 50c. a share on the common
Dec. 20.
Vanadium
Packer Corp.—Extra dividend
par value, payable Dec.
10,
& Foundry Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share
United States Pipe
a
share, payable Dec. 14.
a
shares
Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share in addition to the regular
quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock.
The extra will
be paid on Dec. 24 and the regular quarterly on Dec. 31.
U. S. Gypsum
a
by Secretary Morgenthau
reaction in the market which to
on
the debt
seemed
many
pro¬
sur¬
By calling attention, just after the election, to the
fact that the New Deal was going to continue to spend a lot
of money, Mr. Morgenthau made possible on Nov*. 7 a rise
prising.
in stocks of 2.71
points, with the previous day's recession
The first impression
created in the market by his remarks was that the spending
of so vast an amount of money by the Government would
make not only for a very active state of business but also
for an inflationary rise in commodity prices., Moreover,
his advocacy of ending tax exemption on future issues of
Government securities was interpreted in some quarters as a
move which might divert to the stock market investment
interest now centering on tax-exempt issues of the Federal
Government, States and municipalities.
The surprising
element in the market's reaction 4o Mr. Morgenthau's re¬
marks lay in the circumstance that Chief of Staff Marshall
had said previously that something like $100,000,000,000
would be required to give the United States land armament
equal to Germany's.
Mr. Morgenthau spoke only of a
$15,000,000,000 to $20,000,000,000 rise in the statutory debt
limit to take care of defense borrowing through the 1942
fiscal year, and yet the market temporarily^was strongly
wiped out by
a
comfortable margin.
its
opening level
12.
at
New
Day onward the market was in a
declining phase, induced in part by the growing realization
of the inroads being made into corporate income by heavier
taxation and in part by the resumption by Germany
of
smashing air attacks against British cities.
Stock prices,
according to the average of 50 issues compiled by the New
York "Times," declined 4.36 points in November,
bringing
the average down to the 93.66 level, the lowest closing figure
for any month since July.
This decline followed five consecu¬
tive monthly advances in the average.
Among the major
stock groups, the utilities and store stocks proved to be the
weakest.
The
utility shares were under especial pressure
when Mr. Willkie failed of election, while the store stocks
were the outstanding example of the blow dealt to old-line
companies by the increased taxes.
Virtually every stock
group was lower, the outstanding exceptions being the oils,
reached
its
sale of 1534 on Nov. 1.
Southern Pacific opened
9%, advancing Nov. 12 to 10, only to later react
on Nov. 28 to
8% and finish the month on Nov. 30 a trifle
improved at 8%.
Northern Pacific, after opening at 7%
on Nov. 1, reached its peak Nov. 12 at 8% and its low
point
at 6% on Nov. 6; it closed below its opening sale and high
point of the month at 6% on Nov. 30.
Union Pacific
declined from 86 on Nov. 12 to 78% on Nov. 29.
Its open¬
ing sale was consummated at 82% on Nov. 1 and its closing
opening
Nov. 1 at
sale
Nov. 30 at 79.
on
In the
following table
rent month of
we
indicate the
10 each of the
more
range
for the
cur¬
active foreign, railroad
and industrial bonds:
Nov. 1
Bonds
Range During Nov.,
Nov. 30
1940
Opening
Closing
Price
stimulated.
From about Armistice
York Central
top figure Nov. 12 at 16%; its low point of the month Nov. 6
at 13% and it closed on Nov. 30 at 13%, down from its
Lowest
Price
Highest
Foreign Governments—
Argentine 4s_
...Feb. 1972
61
60
92
Nov.
6
11% Nov.
4
1977
12 %
92%
53%
Denmark 6s
1942
36%
German 5%s stamped
1965
14
Italy 7s
48
13% Nov. 19
43% Nov. 30
64
64
Norway 4%s
1951
1954
1965
1960
33%
6%
30% Nov. 25
Peru 6s
Brazil 6%s of 1926
1957
Canada gold 4s
1960
Cuba
4%s
6%s
Japanese
Nov. 29
53% Nov. 1
30% Nov. 27
6
Nov.
Nov.
1
4
64%
14%
95%
54%
41
14%
49%
72%
33%
7%
62
13
22
15
20
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 15
Nov.
Nov.
14%
43%
6
8
Nov.
"32%"
8
Nov.
13%
92%
1
68%
Nov. 15
Railroads—
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s
1975
Chic & North Western 4%s__1949
Delaware & Hudson 4s
..1943
Erie 5s series 1930
1975
Great Northern 4s series G..1946
4%
1%
53
16%
105%
9
4%
Nov.
2
Nov.
7
48% Nov.
54
Nov.
8
17%
Nov.
7
Nov.
9
Nov.
8
1%
48%
17%
104%
56%
Nov.
3% Nov.
1
15% Nov.
104
Nov.
New York Central 4%s
2013
N Y Chicago & St L 4%s..._1978
58%
55% Nov.
59%
56% Nov.
Northern Pacific 6s series B..2047
64
61% Nov.
St Louis-San Francisco 4%s_1978
Southern Ry 4s
1956
5% Nov.
107
58
53% Nov.
60%
61%
65%
9%
58%
8
55%
50% Nov.
55% Nov. 13
50%
9%
8% Nov.
7
57%
Nov.
8
Nov.
2
62%
8%
Nov.
Industrials—
railroad
Amer & Foreign Power 6s
2030
51%
Amer Tel & Tel 3%s
Bethlehem Steel 3%s
1961
1952
7
1961
106% Nov.
104% Nov.
109% Nov.
Columbia Gas & Elec 5s
109%
106%
104%
109
a
105
Nov.
7
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_1958
Internat Tel & Tel 5s
1955
121%
113%-Nov.
23% Nov.
122
Nov.
4
25%
1967
106%
106% Nov.
27% Nov.
106% Nov.
8
Philadelphia Co 5s
4
106%
Portland General Elec 4%s__1960
Third Ave Ry adj 5s
1960
75%
74% Nov.
18%
104%
104% Nov.
equipments and coppers.
Owing to the fact that trading in the stock market was at
fairly brisk pace in the first half of November, share turn¬
over for the month came to
20,887,311 shares, the largest
total since May.
It compares with turnover of 14,489,085
shares in October and with 19,225,036 shares in November,
1939.
Bond transactions on the New York Stock Exchange
also were the largest since May, the total being $159,006,000.
In the stock market there was one day of better than 2,000,000 shares—that day being Nov. 7—and nine days of sales
of between 1,000,000 and 2,000,000 shares.
Aided by defense spending and British buying,
industry
was very active in November—more active than ever be¬
fore, according to some business indexes, more active than
1929 according to others.
Steel, again the leader of indus¬
try, closed the month with operations at 96.6% of capacity.
In the bond market the outstanding performance was in
Government securities, which surged ahead following the
declaration by Secretary Morgenthau of intention to ask
Congress to end tax exemption of future issues of govern¬
ments.
If Congress should accede to the Secretary's request,
outstanding issues would have something of a premium value
over new issues.
Treasury bonds in November moved up
more than two
points to the highest levels on record, and
State and municipal issues made smaller advances.
Cor¬
porate issues of the highest grade were generally firm, but
the more speculative issues, particularly the second grade
rails, did not fare so well.
The domestic bond average of
the "Times" registered its sixth consecutive
monthly ad¬
vance and attained the best levels of the
year.
The rise in
the bond average was 0.14 point.
Foreign bonds scored
their first rise in three months by moving up 0.12 point.
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks, Allied Chemical
& Dye opened Nov. 1 at 171%, advanced to 174 on Nov.
8,
dipped perceptibly to 1663^ on Nov. 28 and closed Nov. 29
at 1673^.
American Telephone <fc Telegraph opened at 165 3^
on Nov.
1, declined to 164% on Nov. 6, recovered to 167%
on Nov. 8 and closed
slightly lower at 1663^ on Nov. 30.
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. opened at 26% Nov. 1
and touched its high point at 27% on Nov. 4; its low
point
of the month was reached on Nov. 29 at 21%, and it closed
the month fractionally improved at 21% on Nov. 30.
Gen¬
eral Electric opened at 35% on Nov. 1, rose to 36 % on Nov.
8,
then reacted to 32% on Nov. 27 and ended the month
higher
at 32% on Nov. 30.
United States Steel opened Nov. 1 at
69%, advanced to 76% on Nov. 9, then dropped back to
66% on Nov. 27 and closed modestly improved on Nov. 30
at 68%.
Steel preferred sold at 124% on Nov. 2, moved
up to 130 on Nov. 22 and closed Nov. 30 lower at 128%.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. opened Nov. 1 at 108%, moved
forward to 109% on Nov. 8, then declined to 102% on
Nov. 28 and ended the month
tion at 105.
on
Nov. 30 in
a
better posi¬
In the railroad list, Atchison Topeka & Santa
Fe
opened Nov. 1 at 17%, dipped to 16 on Nov. 6, spurttd
forward on Nov. 12 to 19% and closed a point and a fraction
lower on Nov. 30 at 17%.
Baltimore & Ohio's initial sale
on Nov. 1 was at 4%, advanced Nov. 12 to
4%, reacted to
3% on Nov. 29 and closed Nov. 30 fractionally better at 4.
Chesapeake & Ohio opened at 42% on Nov. 1, raised its
price level to 43% on Nov. 12, then receded to 41% Nov. 23
and closed fractionally higher at 42 on Nov. 30.
Delaware
& Hudson touched its lowest point Nov. 7 at 12 after opening
the month on Nov. 1 at 14; its peak of the month was reached
on Nov. 12 at 14%, and it closed Nov. 29 somewhat below
Youngs town Sheet & Tube 4s 1948
VOLUME OF
25
BUSINESS ON
Nov.
111
Nov. 15
110%
113%
80
Nov. 15
77%
22
Nov. 13
21
105% Nov.
9
THE STOCK EXCHANGE
1939
1940
Month of
18
Nov.
1938
1937
November—
Stock sales—No. of shares
20,887,311
$
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and mlscell...
Foreign government.
United States Govt
_
19,225,036
189,203,091
Total bond sales
29,254,626
$
123,230,000
22,827,000
159,006,000
.
27,922,295
$
139,191,000
17,393,000
2,422,000
244,256,186
$
130,133,000
135,316,000
5,628,000
21,316,000
4,419,000
27,359.000
9,819.000
151,685,000
155,868,000
172,494,000
269,974,653
381,042,190
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30—
tock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
$
$
Railroad and mlscell... 1,224,269,000 1,333,795,000
Foreign government
197,289,000
229,378,000
$
223,031,000
36,643,000
United States Govt
Total bond sales
S
1,298,394,000 1,934,900,000
306,810,000
120,831,000
321,724,000
337,908.000
1,458,201,000 1,869,983,000 1.642.256,000 2,594,532,000
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB EXCHANGE
1940
1939
1938
1937
Month of November—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales
(par value)—
Domestic
«
Foreign government
Foreign
Total
corporate
bond sales
3,738,194
$
3,768,445
5,190,958
$
20,907,000
191,000
5,302,578
$
30,942,000
412,000
$
34,233,000
579,000
471,000
696,000
435,000
29,191,000
785,000
559,000
21,569,000
32,050,000
35,247,000
30,535,000
37,976,460
41,321,980
43,475,801
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales
(par value)—
Domestic.
$
$
98,338,105
$
S
269,619,000
Foreign
government
Foreign
corporate
Total bond sales....
403,524,000
318,460,000
390,031,000
2,288,000
4,071,000
6,541,000
6,145,000
6,377,000
6,017,000
11,453,000
9,331,000
278,052,000
413,972,000
331,018,000
410,815,000
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
NOVEMBER
Important developments in the money market during the
past month included a sharp advance in the prices of gilt-edge
securities, a further increase in the amount of commercial
borrowings, and a quick rebound in the volume of excess
member bank reserves following a substantial contraction
early in the month.
The strong upturn in the prices of
Government
bonds
was
the
immediate
result
of
official
statements
emanating from Washington to the effect that
legislation terminating tax exemption of future issues of
Federal and State as well as municipal bonds would be sought,
and of growing indications concerning the continuance of the
present easy money policy, notably in connection with the
financing of national defense contracts.
Excess member
bank
reserves
during the first November week dropped
$200,000,000, due in the main to a further seasonal rise in
the amount of
outstanding currency, the collection of social
security taxes, and payments on account of the $100,000,000issue of the United States Housing Authority.
Continued
large gold accessions and Treasury disbursements from
Reserve Bank balances caused, however, a quick reversal in the
excess reserve position, with the result that on Nov. 27its total
had recovered to $6,930,000,000, or very close to the peak
figure reached during the second half of October.
Govern¬
ment financing was limited to four weekly bill issues, each
amounting to $100,000,000 and replacing [similar maturities.
were designated as National Defense
placed these bills outside the existing statutory
debt limit, thus increasing the latter in equal proportion.
Trading in bankers' acceptances remained dull, reflecting
Three of these issues
series which
redemption on March 15, 1941 of $545,000,000
Treasury bonds was issued on Nov. 13, with the
announcement that the privilege of exchanging these bonds
may be offered to holders before the redemption date.
Gold
imports during the four weeks ended Nov. 20 totaled $288,985,000 of which sum $205,642,000 came from Canada,
$16,490,000 from Argentina, $14,432,000 from Australia,
$14,338,000 from Portugal, $12,186,000 from Japan, $8,436,000 from Russia, and $6,296,000 from South Africa.
The
total goJd stock of tne country increased $256,000,000, and
on Nov. 27 reached the sum of $21,755,000,000.
Discount
A call for
3%%
.
17
MONTHLY REVIEW
Dec., 1940]'
holdings of the 12 Reserve banks receded from $3,999,000
Oct. 30 to $3,835,000 Nov. 27, and total member bank
reserves, after declining from $14,176,535,000 Oct. 30 to
$13,979,418,000 Nov. 6, resumed their advance and stood at
$14,291,954,000 Nov. 27.
No important changes in the
prevailing extremely low money rates occurred during the
month although yields on Government securities owing to
strong price advances, showed some further declines, with
the average yield on 3 to 5-year Treasury notes receding from
0.40% Oct. 31 to 0.34% Nov. 28, and on longer-term
Treasury bonds from 2.19% to 2.05%, whereas rates on
Treasury bills increased slightly from a negative yield as
reported last month, to 0.004% Nov. 28.
The rate for call
money on the Stock Exchange remained at 1%.
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE
the
continued inadequate supply of bill offerings.
Out¬
standing acceptances, according to the monthly survey of
the Acceptance Analysis Unit of the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York, issued Nov. 14, aggregated $186,789,000
Oct. 31, compared with $176,614,000 Sept. 30 and $221,116,000 Oct. 31, 1939.
Import bills increased from $80,361,000
Sept. 30 to $90,576,000 Oct. 31, and domestic warehouse
credits from $26,249,000 to $28,325,000, whereas export bills
declined from $21,762,000 to $19,891,000.
Bills held by
accepting banks totaled $149,084,000, of which sum $96,339,000 represented own bills, and $52,745,000 bills of others.
Rates for bankers' acceptances remained unchanged at lA%
bid and 7-16% asked for 30-day, 60-day, and 90-day bills,
at 9-16% bid and lA% asked for 120-day bills, and at bA%
bid and 9-16% asked for bills running 150 and 180 days.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank in its "Monthly
Review"
discussed
conditions
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figures of 134 % for 90-day loans, and 1 ^&% for loans
running 180 days.
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expanded appreciably during the month, little demand for
new accommodations developed, and transactions continued
to be confined to the renewal of existing contracts.
nominal
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OF
THE FEDERAL
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of
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In
LOANS IN
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NEW
domestic banking
YORK CITY
the developments in
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HoUday
Nov. 12
10.,.
Xa9it
h taX
MXa7 it
Xa7 ii
Xaht
Nov.
Xa9it
Saturday
Sunday
3——
4—..
Sunday
Nov. 24...
Sunday
Xa7 ii
Xaht
2
.—--j-
j.-
Saturday
Nov. 23—
Saturday
9
1
90 Days
180 Days
120 Days
150 Days
Secured by
30 Days
60 Days
Accept'ces Sid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
1
1
19
Nov.
4
Nov.
Nov.
1
1
Nov.
Nov.
ACCEPTANCES
Call Loans
Sunday
1
bankers'
"Trading in the bill market during November continued
Rates, largely
nominal, remained unchanged. Bankers' bills outstanding at
the end of October totaled approximately $187,000,000,
about $16,000,000 more than at the end of September and
the first monthly increase since February.
The rise was
primarily accounted for by a seasonal expansion in import
bills.
As compared with a year ago, October outstandings
were down $34,000,000, reflecting in major part a reduction
in export bills."
Saturday
16—
Nov.
Sunday
1
Nov.
NOV.
Saturday
Nov.
for
market
Renewal
High
Low
the
to hold to the small volume of recent months.
PRIME BANKERS'
High
Low
Renewal
in
acceptances as follows:
IX
IX
>
IX
Satur day
expansion in the commercial, industrial and agricultural
in excess of
Nov.
16..
Nov.
17—
Nov.
18—
IX
Nov.
19—
Nov.
20-
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
1X
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
by the Federal Reserve
$128,600,000 in the four weeks from
Oct. 30 to Nov. 27, consisting of $79,500,000 of bonds and
$49,100,000 of notes. At intervals for more than a year the
Reserve banks have been feeding out to the market the
securities bought in support of prices after the outbreak of
war in Europe.
At no time in the year, however, has the
liquidation of bonds and notes been so heavy as in Novem¬
IX
IX
IX
ber.
Nov.
21
Nov.
23
Nov.
24—
Nov.
25
Hon day
22—
Nov.
The sales of Government securities
Sun day
—
Satur day
Sun day
—
Nov.
26—
Nov.
27—
Nov.
28—
IX
IX
IX
IX
Nov.
29—
IX
Nov.
30—
—
IX
IX
active investment call, and
available
offerings were again insufficient for the persistent
demand.
Prevailing rates for average grade prime 4 to 6month commercial paper remained at the previous range of
% to 1%, with especially choice names again being disposed
of at %%.
Under date of Nov. 15 the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York announced that returns received from
commercial paper
dealers showed a total of $252,409,000 of
open market commercial paper outstanding on Oct.
31,
compared with $250,700,000 at the end of September, and
$205,300,000 on Oct. 31, 1939.
MATES FOR MONEY AT NEW YORK
Week Ended—
Nov. 9
Nov.
16 Nov.
23 Nov. 30
Call loans on Stock Exchange:
Range for week (mixed & Industrial collateral).
Week's average
Time loans
(mixed & Industrial collateral).
(mixed & industrial
1@1
1@1
1
1
collateral):
1@1
1
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Five months................—...........
IX
IX
Six months
IX
IX
IX
X® 1
^@1
X@1
X®1
xm
Sixty days
Ninety days
....
....
—————————
.————————
1©1
1
*
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Thirty days
...—
Four months
....................—.
Commercial paper:
Double and single names:
Prime 4 to 6 months————————
Good 4 to 6 months.....
...—
amounted
The sales
to
were
undertaken for the
same reason as
the
other sales made
Satur day
Commercial paper remained in
banks
X® 1
X@l
by the system in the last year; that is to
say the authorities were engaged in opposing a rise in Govern¬
ment security prices by adding to the supply of securities in
the market available for purchase.
In the year ended
Nov. 27 the Federal Reserve banks succeeded in working off
$312,472,000,01 bonds and notes, while the decline in their
portolio fromjthe record high of September, 1939, amounts
,
to ,$622,000,000.
The $2,204,200,000 of securities in
portfolio at the end of November, including $1,299,700,000 of bonds and $904,500,000 of notes, is the smallest
amount of Government obligations held by the Federal
Reserve banks since September, 1933.
While the sales of ^Government securities by the Federal
Reserve banks have not been made for the primary purpose
of influencing the volume of excess reserves, they have, in
practice, served to offset some of the bountiful additions to
bank reserves.
Irqfour weeks here under review, for example,
the decline of $128,600,000 in the Reserve banks' portfolio,
coupled with jthe rise in required reserves, kept excess re¬
serves unchanged at „$6,930,000,000, or within $10,000,000
of the record high reached on Oct. 23.
now
the
The increase in actual member bank
reserves
amounted to
$115,419,000 over this period, but requirements expanded
by an equal amount owing to the considerable rise in member
bank deposits.
The principal sources from which the mem¬
ber banks gained reserves in November were the $177,101,000 ^reduction in Treasury deposits in th.j Federal j Re-
MONTHLY REVIEW
18
serve
tember and October issued by the Indian and Burma Gov¬
new
ernments
the gold stock to a
$13,000,000 rise in
Treasury currency and the $5,000,000 decrease in Treasury
cash.
The offsets to these contributions to the supply of
bank reserves were the $105,000,000 decline in Federal
Reserve credit outstanding, the $200,000,000 increase in
currency circulation and the $32,000,000 rise in non-member
deposits and other Federal Reserve accounts. Deposits of
gold certificates with the Federal Reserve banks by the
Treasury in this period amounted to $205,996,000, or approxi¬
mately $10,000,000 more than the rise in the gold stock.
The $200,000,000 rise in currency circulation raised the
amount outstanding to a new record high of $8,465,000,000,
a figure $1,003,000,000 in excess of the total on the corres¬
ponding date of 1939.
The quickening pace of defense expenditures—estimated
banks, the $256,000,000 increase in
record high of $21,755,000,000, the
$400,000,000 in November—was mainly responsible for
reduction in the Treasury's deposit balance in the
Reserve banks to $198,606,000 on Nov. 27, the first time in
recent years the balance had been so low.
The Treasury
immediately took steps to replenish this balance by levying
at
the
two calls
requiring all
Throughout the month the Bank of England's official rate
at $4.02% buying and $4.03% selling.
Official
quoted by the Bank of England on other markets con¬
tinued as follows:
New York, $4.02%-$4.03%;
Canada,
$4.43-$4.47 (Canadian official, 90.09c.-90.91c. per United
States
dollar);
Australia, 3.2150-3.2280;
New Zealand,
rates
3.2280-3.2442.
During
London
November, as for several months, exchange in
not quoted on Germany, Italy, Poland, Czecho¬
was
slovakia, Norway, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, France, or
In New York during November, as in previous
months, the German mark was nominally quoted around
40.05 for the so-called free or gold mark, and around 12.00-
Rumania.
12.52 for registered marks.
City banks showed
and investments to
a
rise of $165,000,000 in their loans
a
total of $9,843,000,000
on
Nov. 27,
tations
New
in
also
were
Nov. 20 the commercial advances of the banks in 101 cities
increased $162,000,000 to $4,908,000,000, a new high on the
move and a figure slightly above the peak reached in 1937.
Total loans and investments
of the banks in 101 cities rose
$455,000,000 to a new high at $24,944,000,000, with loans
accounting for $220,000,000 of the rise and investments for
$235,000,000. These banks showed increases of $72,000,000
in Treasury bills, $39,000,000 in Treasury notes,
$101,000,000 in Treasury bonds and $83,000,000 in Government
guaranteed issues. Other securities declined $60,000,000 to
the $3,605,000,000 level.
Demand deposits—adjusted were
up $318,000,000 to $21,961,000,000.
In the four weeks from Oct. 30 to Nov. 27 reporting New
York Citv banks' loans to brokers and dealers in securities'—
so-called brokers' loans—increased $49,000,000 to a
total of $339,000,000.
Expansion in Government security
dealers' portfolios accounted for perhaps half of this in¬
the
Other loans for
purchasing or carrying securities
$6,000,000 to a total of $163,000,000.
Street
loans, as compiled by the New York Stock Exchange, in¬
creased
$13,396,860 during November to $362,322,660
Nov. 30 from $348,925,800 Oct. 31.
A year ago on Nov. 30,
1939, the amount of these loans outstanding was $573,871,683.
crease.
increased
COURSE
The
OF
New
STERLING
York
EXCHANGE
market
for
the
DURING
NOVEMBER
Great Britain's
both for
registered sterling, became increasingly
quiet during November, but on the whole the market was
largely an extension of that which prevailed since the end
free and official
of August.
for
the
part
within
an
extremely
narrow
range
of
The restricted character of free market dealings resulted
largely
from
steps
taken
by
the
London
authorities
to
tighten exchange restrictions, of which perhaps the most im¬
portant was the regulation which took effect on Nov. 23,
providing for
the
"blocked" sterling accounts to prevent
exchange of certain capital pay¬
to non-residents.
The proceeds of such capital pay¬
ments
ments
are now
to be transferred into these blocked accounts.
Throughout the month free sterling kept close to the rates
for official or registered, sterling.
increasingly evident in November that the London
authorities were intensifying their endeavors to increase
It
was
All Empire countries were making equally
determined efforts in this direction.
This was seen in plans
dollar
resources.
under consideration in Canada to increase tariff duties
new
model automobiles,
from
refrigerators and other equipment
the
three
four
or
dollar-
Nov. 25 attributed to Sir Kingsley
weeks, presumably the last weeks in October
November, British war spending
amounted
had
£14,000,000
to
that the average
day, receding,
a
however,
for the first 77 days of the second
so
year
£9,100,000.
was
Chancellor predicted
The
greater outlay in the future, and
a
said that "it would indeed cause
dismay if this expenditure
increase further—providing
and did not
increased
had not
always the increase means output and not merely senseless
increase in
prices, wages, or wasteful use of our resources."
The Bank of
England, in its statement for the week ended
Nov. 27, showed an increase in gold holdings for the sixth
successive
week.
amounted
to
The
total
£517,000.
The
Nov. 27 stood at £593,346,000,
high
the
gain
as
note
Oct.
16
circulation
gold
in
Bank's
on
since
compared with the record
of Aug. 14 of £613,906,516 and with circulation
as
on
comparable date a year ago of £528,660,119.
Gold
continued
flow
to
the
to
United
States
in
large
amounts, reaching on Nov. 27 the record high of $21,755,-
The November bulletin of the United States Treas¬
000,000.
Department showed a net inflow of new capital from
abroad in the first year of the European war of $806,831,000.
ury
This
accession
funds
in
the
increased
United
the
amount
States to
the
of
foreign
total
record
of
banking
$3,601.-
419,000.
According to the bulletin, while most other countries
were
increasing their balances here from Aug. 30,1939, to Sept. 4,
1940, the United Kingdom withdrew $320,924,000.
withdrawals, consisting primarily of
a
British
reduction of $157,-
321,000 in deposits and liquidation of $158,428,000 in United
States securities, in addition to heavy gold sales, were used
to finance purchases of war materials.
Sales of securities
are those reported by
banks, brokers and dealers and do
not include sales made through
other channels.
On Nov. 20 the Federal Reserve banks reported gold held
under earmark at $1,744,098,683.
It was generally believed,
without
any
the
greater
part
means
of verification, that a large if not
of this earmarked gold
was
for
British
account.
According to the United States Department of Commerce,
the United Kingdom had at the beginning of 1940 total in¬
vestments in this country
of $2,800,000,000.
This was made
$1,180,000,000 in American securities,
$1,168,000,000 in direct and other investments, and $455,-
of
holdings
of
000,000 in short-term investments.
According to some authorities, England
end of October placed orders in the United
materials
approximating
through April, 1942.
$2,500,000,000
to
had
up to
States for
be
the
war
delivered
In some responsible quarters it was
asserted in November that the British Purchasing Commis¬
here had
spent or contracted' to pay more than
$4,000,000,000 for aircraft, munitions, ships and commodi¬
sion
ties.
for by
other
Part of these obligations had been or, could
be paid
British exports not only to the United States but to
countries, and
so
need not necessarily seriously
de¬
plete its visible resources here.
On Nov. 7 the New York Bankers Foreign
mittee
announced
Foreign
Exchange
on
United
States
Exchange Com¬
the
receipt of advices from the London
Committee that the Bank of England
had decreed that British banks should
Swiss
no
longer pay interest
of pounds
The ruli*$ was made retroactive to Oct. 15.
By
ing for further machine tools and supplies in the United
registered account*
future
on
and the first week or so in
sterling
The trend was likewise reflected in orders in Sep¬
view to estimating
daily for the first 77 days .of the second year.
Earlier in November Sir Kingsley Wood stated that for
in Canada's own factories which might necessitate contract¬
States.
a
changes
these
during the first year of the war and had averaged £9,100,000
on
United States, as well as in Canadian
plans to suspend developments of all sorts of new models
coming
of
Chancellor
new
transfer into foreign
countries
of the Exchequer, statements that the
had drained £5,300,000 daily from the British Exchequer
up
$4.03%-$4.0474.
expenditures, with
London dispatches of
or
The unofficial rate for the pound sterling fell
most
war
probable effects
sterling relations.
but
pound sterling,
the
suspended,
the
war
Open market paper increased $3,000,000 to $82,000,000. As for investments, the New York
Citv banks showed increases of $40,000,000 in Treasury
bills, $136,000,000 in Treasury bonds and $79,000,000 in
Government guaranteed issues and reductions of $3,000,000
in Treasury notes and $180,000,000 in other securities.
Demand deposits—adjusted were $194,000,000 higher in the
four weeks at a new peak of $10,225,000,000, while domestic
bank deposits increased $86,000,000 to $3,826,000,000.
The commercial loan showing of the weekly reporting
banks in 101 cities was better than that of the reporting
New York City banks.
In the four weeks from Oct. 23 to
currencies of
the
was concentrated largely on the
England to increase its gold holdings
home and the value of its dollar credits here, and on
mercial, industrial and agricultural loans in the four weeks
1937.
for
efforts of the Bank of
Wood,
best level since
York
Germany, and quotations for the Greek drachma
The attention of bankers
with loans accounting for $93,000,000 of this increase and
investments for $72,000,000 of it.
The expansion in com¬
from Oct. 30 to Nov. 27 amounted to $41,000,000, raising
the total to $1,868,000,000, a new high on the move and the
The Italian lira in a nominal
5.05. There were no quo¬
market continued to be quoted at
at
York
American commercial bank rates for official
sterling continued at $4.02 buying and $4.04 selling.
mark.
reporting New
the Indian Reserve
continued
invaded by
As for member bank credit conditions, the
month to
a
Bank in return for an equivalent amount of rupees.
depositaries aggregating $107,000,000. Foreign
deposits in the Reserve banks, continuing to increase, were
$61,462,000 higher at a total of $1,153,293,000, while other
deposits were reduced by $35,460,000 to the $532,137,000
on
holding dollar balances to
persons
offer them for sale within
®r
registered accounts
was meant
on
what is usually referred to
page
53)
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEABLY RECORD
RANGE OF BOND PRICES DURING NOVEMBER 1940
November
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
NOTICE
—.
1939
$151,685,000
1,869,983,000
November
1939
1940
--.-£Aares-
19,225,03$
244,256,18$
20,887,311
189,203,091
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30——
disregarded in the month's range unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
shown in a footnote In the month In which they occur.
No account Is taken of such sales In computing the
Oasb and deferred delivery sales are
outside of the
range
Stock Saks
1940
$159,006,000
1,458,201,000
Bond Sales
regular monthly range are
for the year.
The tables on pages 19 to 40 famish a complete record of the
November 1940, and the range for 1940.
They need no extended
transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list*.
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
The italic letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule
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.
This method of quoting bonds became effective Jan. 2, 1909.
Quotations after decimal point repre¬
sent one or more 32ds of a point.
are at a
Sales in
November
S3
BONDS
l<2
n. t. stock exchange
Value
JP rice
|'C
'
!
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
AJa\
'Jan. 2,
i<
1940
Bid
Ask
Nov. I
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1
Highest
Sale Prices
U S GOVERMENT BONDS
__1947-1952fA
40,000 Treasury 4J4s
14,000
Registered
03,000 Treasury 4s..
7,000
Registered
14,000 Treasury 3*48
1,000
o
119.31 Sale
..194^-1954 J
D
114.28 Sale
121.2
122.13 122.16 121.3
121.5
10 122.18
1~14~.6~
117
June
10 122.14
111.18
June 10 115.6
Apr.
114.25 Sale
Nov. 22
111.21
May 29 115.3
Apr.
Nov. 25
111.16
June 10 116.14
Nov. 25
117.2
Nov. 18122.14
Nov. 27
113.29
Nov.
Nov.
9
114.3
113729 Sale" 11473
Nov. 26
122
119.29 Sale
.......
June
6 122.18
Nov. 22 114.3
115.24
Nov.
Nov.
1114.16
Registered
Iis7f
riVi" 11677"
lib'.io
Nov. 18 115.24
Nov. 18
114.1
Aug.
104.21 Sale
10278
102712
Sale
101.31
Nov. 29,102.10
Nov.
7
101.31
Nov. 29 104.24
Jan.
5
109720 lib"
108.7
108.10 108.4
108.6
108.7
Nov. 26*108.11
Nov.
8
107.16
May 31 109.30
Jan.
4
108.3
Nov. 28 108.8
Nov. 14
108.2
Aug.
109.21
Mar.
4
105713
10377"
103~I6 103""
10372
103
Nov.22il03.ll
Nov. 12
103
Nov.
105.17
Jan.
4
103.9
1941-1943JM 8
-
Sept.
103.9
Sept. 10
102.2
9 116.4
......1943-1947 /
Treasury ZHa
3,000
Registered
21,000 Treasury ZXa
)
......
.....1941 |F( A
Sale
Registered..
194S-1945JA
........
O
109727
Sale
1944-1946]A O li67l2 Side
108.18 108.21 108.15 108.17 108.14
109719 Sale" 109717 l"09~.l9
Nov. 12
107.12
June
110.1
Jan.
4
Nov. 27 108.22
Nov. 12
107.11
June
109.30
Jan.
11
109.16
Nov. 29 109.27
Nov.
9
107.30
June
110.21
Apr.
6
Nov. 29 108.26
Nov.
7 109.22
Nov.
7
107.29
June
110.14
Mar. 29
113.12 112.5
Nov.
4 113.12
Nov. 27
108.23
June
113.12
111.2
Aug.
111.29
Nov. 27
Mar. 23
114.26 114.27
Nov. 23 115.1
Nov. 27
109.14
May
115.1
Nov. 27
111.14
Nov.
4 112.19
Nov. 26
108.6
110.17
June
112.19
Nov. 26
Jan.
110.17
Jan.
111.20
1 113.10
Nov. 27
107.20
June
113.10
Nov. 27
112.30
Nov.
Nov.
9 112.30
Nov.
108
112.30
Nov.
109.1
Nov.
4 111.8
Nov. 27
104.20
May
May
111.8
Nov. 27
108.31
Nov.
4 110.25
Nov. 12
104.28
June
110.25
Nov. 12
1 110.3
109.22
...........
1946-1949}/
-
Registered..
D
III7io 11T.13 11275
D
111727 112*4" 113" 11373" 114723
D
i!57l8 Sale"
fl2".8" 11379"
...
......1949-1952 J
Treasury 3)48...
Registered......
....
83,000 Treasury 3s.........
..1946-1948 /
ni7i5 ivr.18 112719 112722
Registered.
Treasury 3s.....
1951-1955 M
......
S,
iio7lO side"" 111722 Sale" 11372
11375
Registered.............
328,000 Treasury 2J4s
5,000
Registered............
42,000 Treasury 2)4a
1,000
Registered
6,000 Treasury 2*8.
1955-1960}M S
107730 Sale"" 10973
S 109*5
Sale" 116729 l'lT.l
Sale"" 1097l8 Sale" il6"~ Sale"
1948-1951}A/ S
Registered...................
52"66O Treasury
10878
108.16
109714 109717 £16731 iiTi'
109.18
Nov.
9
106.20
Nov. 13 109.29
Nov. 13
106.20
June
109.29
Nov. 13
Nov. 27 111.12
Nov. 27
105.24
May
111.12
Nov. 27
Nov.
S
9
167712 side"" 108720
108.23
11673
Sale"
108.21
Nov.
4 110.6
Nov. 26
104.16
May
110.6
Mar.
108.14
Oct.
Sale"
110.2
110.5
108.3
Nov.
1 110.13
Nov. 27
103.24
110.13
Nov. 27"
107.28
Mar. 18:
103.13
May
May
May
June
107.21
Oct.
103.15
June
110.18
Nov. 27
Apr.
107.29
106.18
June
109.13
Apr.
Apr.
Nov. 15
105713
May 24 Iio""
May 28 108.16
Nov. 15
Oct.
107.14
D
*106720 Side"
107.31 Sale
110.2
D
109713
107729 108"
ii67lO Sale" i07.31 No"v."2 iid."l~8 N"o~v."27
106.20
Sale
107.31
Nov.
1 110.8
Nov. 26
...
1945 J
D
108723
108.28
108729 109"
166710 109713 108731 Nov."
4
16676" Nov."25
110.8
Nov. 26.
24
Nov. 26:
16
4
5
.......
"looo
Treasury 2143.....
62,000 Treasury 2)4s
1948]M S
1949-1953 J
D
Registered
Treasury 2 Ha
1950-1952 M ft
120,000 Treasury 2)4s...............1951-19531
D
143,000 Treasury 2Ha
...1954-1956 / D
12,000
Registered
28,000 Treasury 2s..
D
..1947 J
27,000 Treasury 2s
D
.....1948-1950 J
107.18 107.24
108.28 108.31 110.12 110.15 110
108.9
106.25
Sale
Nov. 15 110
105.13 Sale
106.25 Sale
Nov.
1 108.16
Nov, 27
103.2
103.3
June
105.17 Sale
106.31 Sale
106.31
Nov.
1 108.15
Nov. 29
103.4
102.31 Sale
104.20 104.23 105.29 106
104.21
Nov.
2 106.3
Nov. 26
101.7
May 24 108.15
May 24 106.3
104.3
Sale
105.22 105.25 104.1
102.2
104.18 104.23
106.2
106.5
107.8
......
4l"666
108.11 Sale
Nov.
103
103.6
...
104.28 104.31 106.12 106.15 104.29
2 106.1
Nov. 26
Nov.
7 105.13
Nov.
104.12
107.11 106.4
4 107.1
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R
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D
..1944 1964 M
....
1953-1955
:
Sale"
103722
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp
3)4s
108.11 108.16
108.6
108.10 108.16
Sale
108.3
Sale
103.25
Nov.
4 106.15
10278" Nov7~4 103725
108.20^108.5
Nov.lo'
Nov.
2 108.22
Nov.
1 108.16
Nov. 18
Nov. 19 108.12
Nov. 19
Nov. 23
6 106.5
Nov. 27
II
Nov. 29«
Nov. 26.
July 23 100.1
101.14
Nov. 26.
Oct. 22 105.13
June 10 107.1
June
4 106.15
Nov. 18 103.26
Nov. 15, 102.28
Nov. 20 101.13
Registered................
65,000
Nov.
106721 Sale" 10873
......
Treasury 2s
110.3
103.14
D
RQSlsfcrcd
57~o66 .Treasury 2HV"SSSSS"SSSSSSSlZ58-i9Q3 /
1
Registered.......
358,000 Treasury 2^8..
1960-1965 J
104",000
June
107.29
1956-1959 M
8,000 Treasury 2 Ha
Registered....
9
110.10
....
141,000 Treasury 2J4s.
Registered........
25
107.24
...1951-1954 /
254s
Registered........
9
109.29
1945-1947JM
........
....
------
Nov. 18
108.15
14L000 Treasury 3)48
14,000
Registered........
78,000 Treasury 3)4s
1,000
Registered....
29,000 Treasury 3)48
'
2 115.24
......
li'ooo
2,000
4
3
114.22 114.28
Registered
oo'ooo
Nov. 27
115.24
.......1946-1956 M S
49,000 Treasury 3Hs
"3",000
Nov. 26
Nov. 18
May 23 104.8
11 103.25
101.25
Oct.
105.22
June
8 108.24
105.20
May
24|i08.21
Nov. 15
Nov. 20
Mar. 15
Nov. 20
Apr.
Apr.
6
1944-1949 M N
108.12
J
105.12
Nov. 19
1942-1947 /
105.7
Nov. 19 108.12
3b
103.16 103.20 103.10 103.14
103.16
8
105.8
103.16 103.20 103.10 103.14
103.9
May 15 105.15
May 23 105.2
9-
1942-1947 M
105.2
Jan.
214s
13,000
2,000
108.8
Jan.
24
Apr,
4
3s
108.11 108.14 108.3
108.12
Registered
Home Owners Mortgage Corp—
76,000
gs Series A
1944-1952 M N
107.24 108
107.28 108
Sale
107.27
Nov.
104.17 104.22
103.15 103.18 103.11 Sale
103.11
101.15 101.24
102.15 102.18 103.2
102.17
Nov. 29 103.17
Nov. 2 102.30
108.2
2 108.10
9
105.4
103.1
May 31 108.12
Feb. 23 107.17
June
4 104.25
Feb. 23
Nov. 16
Nov. 12
100.6
June
Nov. 12:
Nov.
107.17
Registered
16,000
3,000
2)4s Series Q
1
HB series M
NEW YORK
1942-1944 J
......1945-1947 /
/
D
103.5
8
4 102.30
Mar.
7
CITY
Transit Unification Issue—
4,778,000
1980 J D
3% corporate stock
98 X
Sale
102
Sale
88*4 May 21 102 £4 nov.
9854 Nov.
4 102 Vs Nov.
21*4 Nov.
7
22
Nov. 26
20
21
6
22
Nov. 20
20
Oct
40
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
June
8
»
FOREIGN GOVT & MUNICIPALS
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Colombia)
3,000
6,COO
13",6O6
iOtd sink fund 6s...........1947 F A
iGtd sink fund 6s..........1948 A O
Akershus (Klngdof Norway) 4a. 1968 M a
lAntloquta (Dep tof) Ool 7f A—1945 J j\
^External s f 7s series B
18,000
...1945
^External s f 7s series O
4,000
1945
A External s f 7s series d..
19,000
1945
a7s 1st series...............1957
7,000
a7s 2d series
16,000
1957
a7s 3d series
7,000
1957
19,000 Antwerp (Oity( extl loan 5s
1958
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
8 f external 4H«_.
283,000
1948
293,000
Sinking fund external 4 His...1971
8 f external eonv lean 4s. Feb 1972
284,000
fl f external coot loan 4s.. Apr 1972
175,000
......
For footnotes
eee
page 30.
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25
31
25
31
9
27
17
18
17
17
15
16
13 H
Sale
86*4
69
21*4
9*4
9*4
8
4
854
8H
8H
8H
17X
Sale
Sale
10*4
22
m
23
%
9
Nov. 28
8
9
9
8
9
9
Nov. 28
Nov. 28
8h Nov. 29
8H Nov. 19
8*1 Nov. 27
8 HI Nov. 28
10
8
9
8^8
13*4
854
8
m
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20
8
8
12
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94 H Sale
88
Sale
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Sale
75*4 Sale
6654 Sale
80*4 Sale
79)4
61
61
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
62
Sale
80
Sale
Nov.
12
Nov. 30
9*4 Nov.
9H Nov.
9*4 Nov. 15
9*4 Nov. 15
854 Nov.
9
8% Nov. 18
8 54 Nov.
7
1754 Nov. 4
75
66 H
60
60
Nov. 29
80
Nov.' 1
Nov.
1
72*4 Nov. 13
Nov.
6
.Nov.
6
64 % Nov. 13
64 Hi Nov. 13
8
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7H
7 H
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7*4
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12
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7
14
10
23
22
24
24
31
17
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60
Mar. 13,
1554 Feb.
15?
16
15.
14
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15
Feb.
14M Feb.
14H Feb.
14*3
Nov. 30
77
70*4 July 16
61*4 June 12
54 *3 July 15
95
55*4 July
15
Feb.
15 *4 Feb.
14
1
15.
Feb. 15Apr
4
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Mar.
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6.
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BONDS
Sales in
November
Ask
Bid
FOREIGN GOVT ^Continued)—
J
J
Sale
87
288,000 Australia 5s of 1925-_- July 16 1055
External loan 5s of 1927
1957 M S 83 % Sale
145,000
79
External g 4%sof 1928
1956 MN 75
292,000
J
J
8
7
6,000 ^Austrian Govts f7s—----—J057
F A
UM
11,000 iBavaria (FreeState) ext 6%s_.1945
M S
Sale"
1949 J J 100
46,000 Belgium 25-yr external 6%s
94 % Sale
External s f 6s
1955
10,000
102 M 103%
External s f 7s__-_---1955
10,000
22
U
ABeriin (Germany) s f 6 Ma
1950
16,000
22
13 s/
iExternat sinking fund 6s
1958
6,000
17.. Sale
ABrazil (U S of) external 8s
1941
375,000
13M Sale
AExtl s f g 6Ms of 1926
1957
580,000
14% Sale
AExtl s f 6%s of 19271957
280,000
Sale
13
ACent Ry 30-year g 7s
1952
247,000
%
6,000
8,000
Extl readjust
s
4%s-4%s
4,000
23,000
14", 656
16",600
ACologne
230,000
215,000
~
OcJ
-^a
AColombia Mtge Bank 6 Hs
ASinkingfund 7s of 1926
4,666
ASinking fund 7s of 1927
2,000
a6s of 1927—--------
2,000
1,000
1,000
5,000
685,000
37,000
40,000
3,000
4,000
78,000
36,000
36,000
ACosta Rica
49
Nov.
8
1
49
Nov.
8
1
1
49% Nov.
50% Nov.
8
8
11%
11%
14%
20
7%
O
J
MN
F
A
J
J
J
J
J
MN
J
J
M S
3
J
101
Sale
106
Sale
96%
96%
93%
96%
88%
88%
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
15%
O
14
A
O
Sale
13%
17 "" Sale
Sale
16%
17%
13%
13
Sale
16%
Sale
13%
17%
13
M S
16%
M S
13
Sale
M S
16%
Sale
M S
13
Sale
MN
16%
MN
13
Sale
13%
16%
Sale
17%
Sale
17
J
J
D
14%
D
12
D
14%
D
12
O
14%
O
12
13
1941
1949
1949
1964
—1968
1968
a6s part paid
11.000
Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A
1952
42,000
AHamburg (State) 6s_------—1946
7,000
AHeidelberg (City) extla f 7%s__1950
4,000
Helsingfors (City) ext 6%s.-—1960
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
ASecured s f g 7 Ma
...-1945
11,000
ASecured s f g 7s_
___.Septl946
2,000
AHungarian Land Mtge7%s A..1961
30
92%
92
Sale
82
Sale
80
81%
12%
28
28
Sale
MN
J
J
_
70%
16%
100%
42%
75
25
100% 103
99
75
74
Hill
Sale
58
Sale
47%
A
O
A
O
81
10
11
—
—
Sale
70%
74
71
71
36
29
mtm
...
-
74
O
71
71
72
MN
-
—
—
-
-
22
22%
22
22
23
21%
26
21
22
19
24
21
22
71%
75
76%
80
16%
15
18%
101%
101% 103
101
102
.
98
52%
102%
53% Sale
107
11%
36%
35%
80
75%
75
13%
32
10%
10%
32%
29%
28%
56%
74
52%
Sale
Sale
31
50%
54%
Sale
13%
50%
50
13
15
42
50
67
Sale
Sale
90
M S
40 ?! Sale
MN
11%
19%
101% 104
70
25
108
F
8%
Sale
8
6
Sale
11
7%
M JV
A
AO
A
J
A
O
12%
23%
18%
14%
84%
25
7
30
Sale
9%
27
15%
Sale
Oct.
29
14
Jan.
Nov. 18
15
Apr. 11
61
May
78
June
Nov. 14
58% May
59% May
4
Nov. 25
6
•
—
—
w
27
~
12
6%
6%
25
57
48
Sale
61
7%
9%
9%
28%
60
Sale
33% Sale
31% Sale
J
3
F
A
64
Sale
MN
48
Sale
Jan.
9
89
88% Jan.
11% Oct.
10
23
27% Nov. 4
Oct.
27
8
Mar.
14% Aug.
May
9% June
10
24
June
27% Nov.
Sept.
24
17
Nov. 18
12
June
12% Nov. 29
11
July
13 % Nov. 29
Nov. 29
13
12
June
13 % Nov. 29
12 % Nov. 29
13 % Nov. 19
12
12%
13%
12%
13%
Nov. 29
Nov. 15
Nov. 29
Nov. 19
13
Nov. 30
13% Nov. 6
12 % Nov. 19
11 % Nov. 12
11% Nov. 26
17*
June
14% Mar.
9
16% Jan.
9
12
June
14% Apr. 22
17
9
June
Mar.
4
9
Jan.
8
May
8
16
10% June
10% June
Jan.
14%
16%
14%
16%
13%
J an.
5
9
Jan.
6
5
June
Jan.
23
11 % Nov. 15
9
11
16
14
Jan.
11% Nov. 27
Nov. 14
Nov.
16
Jan.
4
9
11% Nov. 25
11% Nov. 29
11% Nov. 29
9
11
June
13% Jan.
25
Nov.
17% Apr.
11
10% Nov.
11
10
Nov. 19
Nov.
6
Nov. 18
13% Apr. 25
1
13
8% July
3
Mar.
Apr. 17
Nov. 23
June
1
27
Nov. 23
12% Apr.
27
27% Nov. 29
27% Nov. 27
29
Nov. 15
22
20% Nov. 20
71% Nov. 7
23% Nov. 4
77% Nov. 29
13
8
34% Mar.
21% Nov. 1
21 % Nov. 13
21% Nov. 27
15% May
15% May
20
May
20
Aug.
20% Aug.
16
Apr.
15% Apr.
65% June
29% Nov. 29
16
Nov.
102
96
Nov. 27
100
93
104
June
4
Nov. 15
1
Jan.
73
8
75
31
75
49
Nov.
6
49
Nov.
49
Nov.
6
50
Nov.
1
49
Nov.
68
50
Nov.
8
55
Nov. 28
50
Nov.
26% Nov.
2
27
Nov.
11% June 18
6
6
8
1
40
8% Nov. 20
90
26
Nov. 30
27
Nov.
71
Nov.
75
Nov. 19
6
1
80
57%
70
57% Nov. 27
57% Nov. 27
14%
7%
Sale
Sale
13% Nov. 19
7% Nov. 6
14% Nov. 8
8% Nov. 13
Sale
Sale
14% Nov. 22
8% Nov. 18
17
26% Nov. 12
27
Nov.
4
9% Nov.
4
Nov.
1
Aug. 30
May 17
40
,
Jan.
7
2
9% Nov. 13
58
Nov. 20
Nov. 23
26% Nov. 12
26% Nov. 13
9 % Nov. 13
9
Nov. 19
8% Jan. 23
5% Feb.
8
10% Jan.
2
6% Apr. 29
4
1
58
7
Nov. 23
June
7
16
Nov. 28
58
Nov.
16%
61%
43%
62
Sale
43% Nov. 30
32
Sale
30
30%
68%
54%
Sale
Sale
28% Nov. 19
6
Nov. 19
64
Nov.
1
48
Nov.
1
Nov. 23
10
Nov. 15
Nov. 15
9
61% Nov. 28
49% Nov. 6
33% Nov. 1
25% Nov.
Nov.
7
72% Nov. 8
55% Nov.l 4
32
16
Feb. 23
53% Feb. 14
80
Mar. 13
20% June 17
17
June 24
25% June 18
18% June 24
Nov.
1
Aug.
2
21% Apr. 24
16% Feb. 24
90
Jan. 18
27
Oct. 28
27
Nov. 23
22
Nov.
7
Mar. 23
Nov.
4
27
Nov.
7
27
3
27
9%
75
July 18
9% Nov. 13
7% May 15
9
65
7% Nov.
75% Mar. 18
75% May
1
Nov.
1
May 27 27
Jan. 18
July 12 105
92
Apr.
9 92% Apr. 16
Apr. 19
45% July 12 118
Apr. 24
106
Jan.
3 109
27
5% Nov. 29
13
Apr.
1
Mar. 15
9]
40]
18
11
Mar. 13
75% Apr.
31
Oct.
7% Nov.
17
63% Mar. 13
55% Mar. 13
Oct.
4
7
81% Apr. 22
14% June 27
13% Feb. 26
8% Sept.
8% Aug.
20
Apr.
18% Apr.
17% Apr.
41
Apr.
6
102% Mar. 13
5
103% Apr.
101% Jan. 26
62
Apr.
5
May
35% Nov.
31% Nov.
Nov.
Mar.
21
July
70
Mar. 13
85
51% Aug.
75% Nov. 29
13% Nov. 19
11% Nov. 6
Nov.
Feb.
9
Feb. 13
Jan. 27
Mar. 13
49
June
98
Feb.
26%
27%
26%
52%
May
97 % June
Nov. 15
103
Nov.
11
Nov. 22
Nov. 19
54% Nov. 20
53% Nov.
74
Nov. 14
102% Nov. 15
102% Nov.
Nov.
96
102
25
16%
Nov.
Nov. 28
21% Nov. 13
4
21
34
Nov.
29
Mar.
10% Nov. 16
12
50
5
10
17
June
July
June
June
June
50
Sale
7%
Jan.
June
49
5
9
12
8
5%
2
2
9
10%
12%
10%
12%
10%
Nov. 30
9%
2
Jan.
14% Mar.
10% June
Nov.
8
17
Jan.
Apr. 27
Jan.
54% Nov. 30
50% Nov. 4
57%
68
26% Sale
27%
51%
60
Oct.
14% Mar.
10% June
55
9
17
4
Oct.
10
10
4
10% June
9% June
11% July
8
27
51
3
10
2
3
49
14%
8%
9
Jan.
1
Sale
75
\o
96% Jan.
93% Jan.
96% Jan.
1
9
24%
16
11% Nov. 26
.
10% Nov.
56%
Feb.
107
27
30% Nov.
28% Nov.
27% Nov.
27%
64%
D
M 8
67% Mar. 14
45% Apr.
4
66
8
Sale
A
F
25
Nov.
—
69%
Sale
MN
3
July
Nov.
71
16%
9%
7
MN
June 26
31
Nov.
26
7% Sale
MN
40
50
47%
90
7%
9%
^ "10%
24%
14
16
90
O
3
65
July 31
65% Feb. 17
63% Mar. 13
101% Jan.
105%
O
65
July 31
38% June 12
39% June 11
41
June 12
50
8%
Sale
73
75
51
13
49
25
27
24
Sale
54
7% Sale
49%
Jan.
10% Mar. 18
54% Sale
52%
67
54%
56
55
Sale
50
19
26
1
8
8
8
25
36
11% Nov.
10 % Nov. 14
Sale
30
1
19
5
87% Feb.
78
June
27% Nov.
11% Nov.
10% Nov.
Sale
Sale
12
June
83% Nov. 14
10% Nov. 25
Nov. 4
Nov. 4
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
Nov. 13
Nov. 19
Nov.
7
Nov.
Nov.
102
17%
June
May 29
4% June 13
42
May
23
22
22
33
69
14
11%
12
6% Feb. 13
Nov.
12% Jan. 30 27
July 15 102% Mar.
30% July 16 100% Apr.
Mar.
35
May 17 108
12
June 18
26% Nov.
Nov.
7% June 10 27
10% June 11 23% Mar.
8% June 12 18% Mar.
8% June 12
18% Mar.
8% June
6 18% Jan.
33
June 12
79
Jan.
32
72
83
6
11% Nov.
7
12% Nov. 8
11% Nov. 6
13
Nov. 18
12 %
24
June 28
83
12 % Nov.
11%
Jan.
Nov. 15
27% Nov.
11%
13%
15
24
84
Nov. 15
Nov.
26% Nov.
27% Sale
27
27%
10
3D
—
Jan.
91
95% Nov. 15
86% Nov. 14
102
93% Nov.
80% Nov.
80% Nov.
10% Nov.
26% Nov.
26% Nov.
11%
12%
11%
13%
Sale Prices
90% Jan.
June 11
June
7
27
70%
O
D
-
Sale
21% Sale
50
A
J
-
-
—
—
m
38
34
1
Highest
Sale Prices
39
June 12
4
2
26%
Sale
13%
14%
12 M
11% Sale
15
13 H
13%
12%
11% Sale
12% Sale
13%
13%
12%
12% Sale
11% Sale
13%
13%
12%
12%
11% Sale
13%
13%
12%
13
12%
11%
11%
13%
13%
12%
Sale
13
11% Sale
13% ; 13 %
12%
12%
11%
11%
15
11%
11%
10
~Io% 11% Sale
17%
11%
11%
10
"16% 11% Sale
11%
11%
10
"16% 11% Sale
11%
11%
10
"16% 11% Sale
11%
11
11%
10% Sale
6%
8%
6%
8%
102
7% Nov.
8% Nov.
26% Nov. 12
28
14
,
'12%
101
Nov. 28
25
Sale
49
A
M S
27%
«
14
27
11%
13^
67%
M S
80
97
57% Sale"
100% 102%
82
40
95% Nov. 15
Nov.
Nov.
92% Nov.
93%
81%
92%
94%
Sale
7% Nov. 4
7% Nov. 18
99
Sale
90
Nov. 13
92
Sale
99
Sale
21
A
—
f7%88eriesB
—1961
54,000 Hungary v%s ext at 4%i to—--J979
Irish Free State external 5s
1960
15,000
417,000 Italy (Kingdom) extl s f 7s.. —-1951
Italian Cred Consortium 7s B—1947
11,000
Altallan Public Utility • t g 7«~1952
93,000
348,000 Japanese Govt extl s f 6 Ma—... -1954
Extl sinking fund 5Ma
1965
470,000
Sale
8%
8%
Sale
26
26%
30%
D
D
1
1946 MN
J
30.
9%115
7
11
34
Sale
21
6%s ser A.1958
For footnotes see page
14%
20
12 Mf l3
15 W Sale
46% Nov.
47% Nov.
41
5%
7%
3
D
AS
92%
99%
92%
83%
93%
80%
80%
11%
50
48%
34%
7%
O
F
Nov. 26
48
Sale
1947 A
J
6
.
46
27% Sale
27% Sale
J
aS f secured 6s—.
8
O
A35-year 5 Ks stamped
1965
a5%b unstamped
___.1965
a5usstpd (Canadian holder).1965
AGerman Republic 7s stamped..1949 A
120,000
a7s unstamped
.-.--.-1949
21,000
German Prov & Communal Bks—-
"Y.660
5%
46% Sale
47% Sale
32%
36
1961 A
1961 J
ACertificates
secured 7s.
8%
9
13
Estonia
AGreek Govt
7
27
17
MN
420,000
37,000
13,000
Sale
14
13%
MN
1955
1962
A(Cons Agric L'n)
58%
14
32
15
12%
9
A
43
55
3
external loan
1949
external debt
1977
30-year s f 5Ma----- -—oTf in51
APublic Works 5^s -June 30 1945
ACzechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s__1951
ASink fund 8s series B_. _ -.1952
Denmark 20-yr external gold.6s.1942
unstamped
stamped
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1
MN
7s unstamped
German Gov't International—
55% Nov. 13
22
22
20
22
52
Nov. 19
49% Nov. 27
62
Nov. 20
8
Nov. 12
18%
14%
14%
16%
Nov.
4 Ma
4 Ma
7%s
49
47
71
7
1
46
(Rep of)1 7s
1951
5s of 1904
1944 M S
F A
Ser A of 1914.-1949
External s f 7s
51'
48%
Nov.
45% Nov.
J
of deposit
(Republic) 7s„-.
1967
Finland (Rep of) external 6s
1945
AFrankfort (City of) s f 6%s.. —1953
11,000
French Republic 7 Ma stamped—1941
17,000
"9",000
Nov.
Nov. 29
50
49
27
Sale
J
1942
2,000 Dominican Republic: ■ f 5 %s
1st ser 5 Kb of 1926
--1940
12,000
2d series sinking fund 5 Ma
1940
8,000
Customs Adm 5%s 2d series..1961
13,000
5%s 1st series
1969
3,000
5 Us 2d series
1969
23,000
ADresden (City) extl sf 7s...—1945
9,000
El Salvador (Rep) 1st s f 8s A._.1948
52,000
Sale
36% Nov. 1
Nov.
1
26% Nov. 26
39
Sale
Cuba Rep of)
5s ext debt
External g 4%s
Sale
Sale
13% Sale
15
14%
12%
Nov. 13
Nov. Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
47%
MN
7s___
External g 5%s
17
13%
Sale
35%
26%
26%
14%
11%
11%
12%
47
A
1947
1952
—
1953
—i-—
1942
21,000 Copenhagen external 5s
Gold 4 Ma
57,000
25,000 Cordoba (Prov)uArgentina
27
33 %
Sale"
1951 J D
5|------ 1950 M S
a6s of 1928
"25""
4
Sale
1960 M S
By
27
1
Nov.
46
1960 A O
1952 MN
(Germany) s f 6%s—
(Republic of)
Sale
36%
39%
Nov.
37
45%
1961
Colombia
15
11*
11*
36%
Sale
27
Sale
58
58%
Sale
40
9%
__
AChinese Hukuang
"7",665
Sale
32
Sale
9% Nov. 30
26% Nov.
6
32% Nov. 13
57%
56%
56%
56%
38%
a6sassented
1962 MN
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s____
11,000
1962 MN
48s assented
—--—
49,000
1960 M S
2,000 AChilean Munic Loan 7sj-----a7s assented
27
Sale
52% Nov. 15
9% Nov. 15
63
A
Sale
-
48,000
36%
36%
38%
26%
"35"" "38""
_
D
F
15 1945
1961
1944
1967
1968
1954
1950
ACent Agric Bank (Ger) 7s.---AFarm Loansf6s
July 1960
1960
a6s Jan 1937 coupon on---.
AFarro loan s f 6s
Get 1960
1960
a6s Apr 1937 coupon on
1942
AChile Republic ext s f g 7s
1942
a7s assented.1960
AExtemaI sinking fund g 6s—1960
a6s assented-.--—--—
AExternal s f gold 6s
Feb 1961
1961
~7l",666
Sale
Nov.
Nov. 28
D
3
75,000
48,000
343,000
6,000
ags assented
_
*
77,000
1961
ARy ref extl s f g 6s
Jan
7,000
a6s assented----^un 1961
83,000
1961
AExtl s f 6s int ctfs
Sept
2.000
a6s assented
Sept 1961
126,000
1962
a Ext sinking fund 6s
3.0001
1962
a6s assented.
67,000
1963
lExternal sinking fund 6s
24,000
1963
a6s assented183,000
1957
3,000 AChile Mtge Bank of gu s f 6%s.
1957
lb M&assented
—.—
69,000
1961
AGuar s f gold 6% a
—
4,000
1961
a6 Ma assented.---- 23,000
1961
AGuaranteed s f gold 6s
Sale
Sale
46
75
1967
1968
266,000 Canada (Dominion) gold 4s
30-year gold 5s
:378,000
lG-year 2%s_.
Aug
136,000
25-year 3 Ma
105,000
7-year 2 Ms
91,000
30-year
68,000
30-year 3s—
76,000
2,000 ACarlst>ad (City) s f8s__-
47%
45%
9% Sale
Nov. 19
75
87
7
1984
s
52
Sale
Nov. 19
57
M S
1975
f 7s. — - - AStabilization loan 7 Ma
a Secured
Sale
9%
57
M S
1977
1976
1976
f 4 %-4 Ya
51
Sale
51
48
27
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
56% Nov.
Sale
53
A
J
|9bl
§ bonds
3%sexf srnal s f $ bonds
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)
Extl
Sale
Lowest
Highest
J
1950
1962
(Province of)
a6s stamped.-------Readjustment 4 %-4 Ma
Refunding s f 4 %-4Ma
51%
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Nov. 30
1
F
Buenos Aires
251,000
89,000
60,000
58,000
32,000
90
Sale
Nov.
M S
1957
1958
6,000 Brisbane (City) a f 5s
Sinking fund gold 5s
16,000
20-year s f 6s___-_
9,000
•3,000 ABudapest (City of) 6s—
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
Jan. 2,
1940
stock exchange
n. y.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
May 27
May 22
22% Jan. 19
5% June 12
6
May 27
6% May
9
5% June
6
16
Nov. 28
45
July 15
34% June 12
25
June 13
23
June 13
58
Oct.
9
44% Oct. 10
75
Apr.
2
10% Mar. 18
9% Mar. 15
9
Apr. 18
9
Apr. 18
32 % Apr.
9
92
Jan.
9
72
Jan
78% Mar.
3
9
Jan.
3
91% Apr. 13
70
July
6
54 %
Sales in
November
Value
131
ife1
BONDS
exchange
n. y. stock
$
foreign govt (Concluded)
25,000 (Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 78-1957
8,000 (Leipzig (City) external s f g 7s—1947
1 Lower Austria (Prov) 7 54 s
1950
43",006 (Medellin (Colombia) 654s
1954
3,000 Mendoza (Prov) 4s readj
—1954
Mexican Irrigation—
125,000
a4hs stamped assented-----1943
O
j
8
D
j
D
20
14
(City) 454s extl sink fund—1955
16", 606 APanama (Rep) external 5 ms—1953
AExtl 8 f 5s ser a—May 15 1963
Oslo
(assented)—.—-1963
(series a 1963)
1054
7054
1554
75
65 54
"7".66o
ai 54s
assented—;
—
(Stabilization loan 7s
37",666
8,000
11,000
(454s assented
—
s f 8s._—__—..
(454« assented
AExternal
8,000 APorto Alegre (City of)
AExternal loan 754s45,000
B
j
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1
3
54
A
O
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d
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A
O
p
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91
p
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9054 Sale
53
50
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30
5754
52
71
O
J
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27 m
80
Af 8
1754
5854
6254
70
AfN
72
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•
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j
_
8.
754
1054
AfN
m S
a
o
a
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F
A
m S
24", 000
Sao Paulo
9,000
27,000
«.
—
sale
11
8
7
—-
1
1454
Sale
27
83 m
91
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
May 28
7
O
9
10
6m
10
Sale
Sale
8
8m
954
854
754
9
33
Sale
5H
5X
Sale
754
10
6854 Nov.
7
1554 June 24
14 M Feb. 15
8254 Apr.
&
Sept 23
June
5
July 22
7
53
M Apr. 18
454 Nov. 26
53
49 m
Sale
40
30
28
26
20
7
4m
454
454
4m
3154
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Jan.
Nov. 15
Nov. 15
Nov. 12
32
33 x
37
27 m
33
4X
13
3
June
May
2954 May
2354 May
2054 June 12
20
June 11
1
Nov
Nov. 25
31
Nov. 20
Nov
12
IIP.
27 m
Sale
6
6
Nov.
Nov.
Sale
-----
27
62 m
10 X
Sale
10 X
Sale
*
854 Nov.
7n Nov.
854 Nov.
Nov. 26
8
Sale
9x
8m
7m Sale
454 June 13
554 June 17
454 June 14
Nov. 13
7
3
Oct.
Nov. 20
6
June
Nov. 30
654 July
854 Nov.
27
Nov.
754 Nov.
6m Nov.
10
Nov.
Nov.
954 Nov. 18
854 Nov. 18
Nov. 27
Nov.
1
12
Sept. 24
Jan.
1154 Jan.
30
41,000
96,000
49,000.
129,000
613,000
5,000
1,000
♦a8sextlloanof 1921———1936J
a8s external
1950 J
a7s extl water loan.....
1956 m
a6s extl dollar loan—
—1968 j
j
3
s
J
7s—----1940 a o
—
ASec s f g
State Mtge Inst 7s——-1945
ASinking fund gold 6 54s-Dec 1946
Serbs Croats 8c Slovenes (Kingdom)-a8s secured external---1962
23,000
a7s sales b sec external......1962
26,000
14,000 ASilesia (Prov) extl sink fund 78-1958
(454s assented—....————1958
14,000
1,000 (Silesian Landowners Assn 6s—1947
a Saxon
Sydney (City) s f g
"8-, 606
1,000
232,000
j
D
j
D
afn
Af n
J d
j d
p a
554s——1955 F A
354.-4-454% (s bonds of 1937)
External conversion
1979 AfN
354-454-4'!.% extl conv.
1978 j D
4-454-454s external readj
1978 F A
3
3 Mb external readjustment--.1984 J
"5,000 a Venetian Prov Mtge Bank 7s—1952 A O
a Vienna (City of) 6s__--------1952 mjv
awarsaw (City) external 7s
1958 F A
23",000
33.000
assented-.----—-——-1958
67!000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s
1961
14
34 m
11X
11
5
5
12
83 m
55 X
39
7h'
6m
3X
4X
16
12 M
— •
•
-
-
——
10m
Sale
7
8
Sale
10 m
9m
56^ Sale
52
49
52
43m
40X
43m
38m
38 m
35m
48
Sale
47
48
8
Mar. 29
6m
A
6
j
d
59
«.—-
3.
Oct.
27
18
y
2754
Nov. 27
7
27
31
1154 Mar. 9
1054 Mar. 8
103
Feb.
4l54 June
98
Jan.
15
May
5 M June
27
Oct.
59
June
4M June
7
14
5
June 11
19
7
15
23
7
27
5
June 24
June 12
Oct. 14
June 18
Apr.
1
1154 Feb. 20
Mar.
9
12
Mar. 9
61
Mar. 15
1254 Apr.
8
954 Apr. 10
22
Sept. 27
80
Mar. 25
13
" Nov. 15
5M Nov. 23
22
Sept.27
J53M Aug.
2
1054
934
1054
954
1054 Nov. 27
8m Nov. 14
h
Nov. 14
June 12
12
Apr.
2
Nov. 15
June 14
1054 Apr.
1
"1654
2454 Nov. 6
1554 Nov. 12
2554 Nov. 8
1654 Nov. 29
15
Nov. 12
13m Nov. 12
33 m Nov. 4
27
Nov.
6
2654 Nov. 18
16
Nov. 26
15M Nov. 27
40 X Nov. 27
8
Nov. 28
7
Nov. 23
354 Nov. 15
3 54 Nov. 26
27
Nov. 15
754 Nov. 9
754 Nov. 12
454 Nov. 20
4
Nov. 20
27
Nov. 15
155a
39
40
16
16 54
10 m
8m
754
6m
10 m
7
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"4m
6
8
9
9 54
954
3354
6x
5m
"Nov.
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Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
53
60
4154
3854 Nov. 19
4254 Nov.
20
50
21
52
21
44M Nov.
24
Nov.
8
5154 Nov. 29
5M June 12
39m
40
38
—-
-----
1254
7
2
50M Nov. 28
Nov. 6
49
7
Oct.
40
4054 June
3554 Oct.
3
9
21
42m
44
49
Oct.
Jan.
^ug.
June
4154 Nov. 12
38" "Nov.
7
6
3854 "Nov." "7
43 X Nov. 16
Nov.
25
Nov. 18
25
Nov. 18
~—
2554 Nov. 8
1654 Nov. 29
16
Nov. 26
15 54 Nov. 27
40
54 Nov. 27
2754 Nov. 27
26 X Nov. 18
1554
1454
554
554
Mar. 23
Mar. 19
27
87
63
41
Nov. 15
Jan. 24
Mar. 20
Mar. 7
Apr. 16
Apr.
11
6254 July
17
2fi
8
63
Apr. 15
Mar. 20
63
Mar. 20
65
3254 June 26
5554 Apr. 15
June 11
3154 June 28
34
June 27
3654 Sept. 30
24
Aug. 17
8
May 14
53
Mar. 18
5154 Mar. 11
5654 Apr. 16
56
May 23
33
40
12
9
18
Nov. 29
39
48
1
26
5
42
38X Nov.
13
12
24
18
11
June
9
49
Nov,
12
21
655 Oct. 30
354 Oct. 11
3
June 17
51M Nov.
39
35 m
4254
4654
25
-
Nov. 29
4
13M Jan.
6
May
4M June
4M June
2054 May
1254 June
854 June
53
5254
4954
4954
3954
Sale
2754 Nov. 27
2654 Nov. 18
3954
10m
-
Mar. 19
13
12
5§
23 m
"Bo""
Sept. 16
1054 Mar. 11
11
Mar. 13
1054 Mar. 15
1054 Mar. 15
854 Feb. 26
10 M Mar. 28
1654 Feb. 17
9M Apr.
8
754 Jan. 11
7
Mar. 19
4
Sale
40
45X
24
5
23
Jan.
55
1554
47m
38 X
Mar. 26
Jan.
Apr.
59 m
16m
47 m
44X
Mar. 18
Mar; 19
8m Nov. 29
9m Nov. 26
2954 Nov. 20
554 Nov. 20
5m Nov. 23
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
39 X
22 m
Sale
Mar. 13
13
Jan
8
854
8m
9m
8m
10m
31m Sale
5X
7
5m
554
25
60
Sale
Sale
43 x
44 m
50 m
58
88
Sale
49
F
railroad and industrial
companies
J d
115.000 ♦laabitlbi Pow 8c Paper 1st 5s—1953
Adams Express coll tr g 4s-—1948 Af s
Collateral trust 4s of 1907
1947 J d
Sale
15
8054 Mar. 13
80
80
56 m
9h'
14
5Hs———--1971 j J
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s—-1952-m s
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AUruguay (Rep) external s f 8s—1946 p A
AExternal sinking fund 6s
1960 Af n
AExternal sinkingifund 68——1964 Af n
354-4-454% (s bonds of 1937)
External readjustment
1979 AfN
(454s
8m Sale
7m
854
754 Sale
24
14
60,000 Taiwan Elec Pow
24,000
126,000
24 X
15 m
15 X
6
6
Mar. 13
90
11* Feb. 14
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
11
9
30
65
10
3
3
Nov. 20
Nov. 23
27 k Nov. 27
Nov. 20
92
6254 Nov. 27
Nov.
2
27
Jan.
10 58
13 75
28 105 m
1° 82
June 26 74 m
Sept. 16 53
Nov. 7
Nov. 12
3 54 Nov.
89
9754 Apr.
9754 Apr.
Oct.
454 June 14
854 Feb. 26
354 May 31
"
3
1254 Mar. 9)
1254 Mar. $
3
71m Apr.
7154 Mar. 20
Oct.
June
June
Aug.
n
13
5354 Jan.
2654 Nov. 13
Nov. 14
4
9>
Nov. 30
Nov. 28
Nov. 26
Nov. 20
Jan.
June 25
May 13
Nov, 15
Nov. 15
Nov. 15
22
55 X
50
53
i80y>
2654 Nov.
2654 Nov.
86
61
Sale
21M
954
3954
3754
1954
9654
5954
954 June 18
90 X
63 m
7% Sale
7
Sale
10 X
4
6
9
35
29
754
754
754
754
5
26 m
89
86
6
3" Nov. 13
3m Nov. 15
3m Nov. 8
9m
10
Nov.
Nov.
—
8x
9
—
6
104m Nov. 27
5
5
4
1
Feb.
Nov.
7
56
50 m Nov. 19
Nov.
2
51
Nov. 14
37
3354 Nov. 1
3554 Nov. 28
Nov. 20
Nov. 13
Nov.
4
45
4054 Nov. 4
454 Nov. 23
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
5454 n°v 20
Nov 18
49
49
34m
30 m
5m
--
44
1
454 Nov. 25
4M
454
454
4M
3354 June
654 Nov. 13
3m
3m
454 June 12
454 June 12
40
7
ox
ex
654
654
ex
23
9
Jan
4
June 14
Feb. 13
Jan.
8
June 12
5454 Nov. 23
2754 Nov. 20
8
26 m Nov
42 m Nov, 29
13
3854 Nov.
I«
54
54
M
54
Nov.
3d
27
„
1952 m N
mN
—
a6 54s extl secured s f--——1957
San Paulo (State of)—
1754 Jan.
1254 Mar. 14
7
Nov
35
754 Sale
j
10X
Sale
60 m
12
o
60
8
Nov. 15
9
10
10
50
8m Nov.
8m Nov.
51
Sale
8
A
7%
7 54
2
2
28m Nov. 19
48m Nov.
55
Sale
7X
7x
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F
d
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36 m
31
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—-
1964 Af s
f
Nov.
~70"
51
56
6m
6m
9m
6X Sale
6m Sale
6m
9m
5m
5m
13m
4
7m
3m
7
3m
4
"954
a
_
Sale
48
6
1254
854 Sale
(City of)---
a8s extl secured s
11
11
99 m
90
Sale
2
44
45
Sale
40
9r
28 h
2654
103 X 104 X 104 m 104 x 10354 Nov.
8
71
74
Nov. 28
"61M Sale "58m 60 m 60
61
61X
Sale
9m
10
954 Sale
D
1953 J
f 6s
Sale Prices
8
Nov.
8
27
25
Sale
6
Sale
46
51
70
Sale
43 X
6 54
7m
6m
1254
654
654
9
48 m
39
80
10354 10654
AfN
Sale
30
Sale
71
MN\
4
4% Sale
Sale
Sale
7254
FA
A
3
Sale
34m
33 x
"16*"
Nov. 7
Nov. 7
Nov. 12
Nov. 6
48
49
33 m
Sale
A
2
Sale
Sale
75
p
4m Sale
4 X Sale
50 X
50 x
Sale
D
Nov. 12
854
Af s
A O
j
754 Nov. 26
66m Nov. 4
2
Sale
8m
8m
Sale
41
a
8x
63 m
30 X
42
F
2X
2
3854
8054 Sale
7954 Sale
a7s Municipal loan
1967 j d
16,000
141,000 Rome (City) external s f 654s—1952 A o
12,000 ARoumania (Kingdom of) 7s-—1959 F a
AFebruary 1937 coupon paid-----2.000
Santa fe extl s 1 4s
8
9
Sale
4m
IX
31X Sale
X
154
5254 Sale
40
1961
1966
III-
miv
.1958
.1947
:1968
.1950
.1963
8s.
254
J
.1960 J
.1961
.1940
,
Nov.
8
1
a
af s
<§5/*
8
67
IX
IX
j
J
.1947 Af s
.1959 m S
7,000 APr&gue (Greater City) 7 54s-—-1952
14,000 (Prussia (Free State) ext 8 f 654s 1951
ASinking fund gold 6s———1952
36,000
44,000 Queensland (Stateof) ext s f7s—1941
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
23,000
4,000 iRhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser a 50
111,000 aRIo de Janeiro (City of) 8s
1946
AExternal sec 654s
----1953
174,000
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
a8s extl loan of 1921-—-1946
43,000
a6s extl sinking fund gold—-1968
121,000
a7b extl loan of 1926-—1966
29,000
Sale Prices
26m Nov,
10
Sale
154
54
154
Sale
154
ACtfs of deposit
21,000 iPernambuco (State of) 7s-.
15,000 APeru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s——.
ANational loan ext 8 f 6s.
339,000
ANational loan ext s f 6s.
200,000
♦(Poland (Rep of) g 6s
Ask
,
1
Highest
12
27
mN
9i
49,000
»iTreas 6s of '13 assent--.--—1933
195,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6 54s. 1952
Minas Geraes (State of, Brazil)-—
ASec extl sf 654s
160,000
1958
ASec extl s f 654s
40,000
1959
4,000 AMontevideo (City) 7s
—-1952
a6s series a--.---*959
38",660 New South Wales ext s f g 5s— -1957
External s f g 5s—
10,000
—1958
21,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6s———1943
28,000
20-year external s f 6s—
1944
External sinking fund 454s—1956
15,000
External sinking fund 4 >48—-1965
13,000
4s sinking fund extl loan
24,000
1963
2,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s.—-1970
12,000 ANuremberg (City) external 6s—1952
58,000 Oriental Development 6s-_— —1953
External deb 554s——-—1958
114,000
Ask Bid
13
6
Lowest
Highest
D
j
(Mexico (u s) extern 5s 1899 £-1945 q
a Assenting 5s of 1899—------1945
242,000
AAssenting 4s of 1904-1954
a Assenting 4s of 1910
435,000
1915 J
229",000
AStamped
Bid
a
Lowest
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
Ask
Bid
A
F
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
Jan. 2,
1940
,.
,
213,660
31
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE—.BONDS
Dec., 1940]
51
Feb. 24
1354 Oct.
30
754 Jan.
3
3
3m
43 m
"3m
49 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
47m
354
48m
Nov.
43 M Nov.
4
1
4
4854 Nov. 29
48
3
6
3
3 54 Nov.
3
June 17
4154 Oct.
9
69
Mar. 26
-
"t,6oo
7,000
"2*666
454» stamped—
-—.—1946
f
A
(Adriatic Elec Co external 7s—1952 A O
ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s ser a..—1943 j D
First cons 4s series b___—-—1943 J D
8,000
5,000 Albany Perforated Wrap Pap 6s.1948
6s with warrants assented.—.1948
15,000
24,000 Albany 8c Susq 1st guar 3 54s——1946
203,000 Allegheny Corp coll tr conv 5s. .1944
Collateral and convertible 5s—1949
381,000
stamped
1950
1,745,000
11,000 Allegh & West 1st g guar 4s.—. 1998
1942
11,000 Allegh Valley gen gu 4s—
Allied Stores Corp deb 4 ms
1950
5,000
454« debentures..—.——.1951
279,000
Allis-Ch&lmers Mfg conv 4s.—.1952
165,000
(Alpine Montan Steel 7s
—1955
256", 660 Amer 8c Foreign Power deb 5s—2030
American i g Chemical 5 ms—1949
203,000
Amer Internat Corp conv 5 ms. 1949
99,000
American Telephone 8c Telegraph—
20-year sinking fund 5 ms
1943
463,000
3ms debentures..— .......-1961
219,000
a 5s
.
A
O
A
F
O
A
J
d
A
O
A
O
Af s
A
O
f
A
m s
Af s
Af s
AfN
J
j
mN
a, o
3 ms debentures
a——.1966 j D
255,000
Am Type Found s f debs 2 54-6s
1950 j J
1,000
UN
26,000 Amer Water Wks 8c el 6s ser a..1975
For footnotes, see page 30.
51
104
102
108 m
67
107""
52
60
85
76m
53
Sale
Sale
83
107 X
58
74 m
Sale
30 H
39
1
56
52
82
94 X
43
79X Sale
56h Sale
106 m
Sale
Sale
110m Sale
13m
31
63 m Sale
103
104 m
108
30
53
Nov. 15
Nov. 18 101
Nov. 18
1 108
Nov. 29
107M Nov,
39
7954 Sale
78
61
5354 Nov
Sale
100
Sale
108 X
Sale
Sale
51m
103
Sale
100h Sale
105 We
109 X
10854
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10154 Sale
108 X Sale
50 m
Sale
10454 Sale
10054 Sale
6
§154
100
108
Nov
10154
6 109
Nov. 18
Nov. 29
Nov. 27
Nov.
7
Nov. 30
Nov. 26
Nov. 15
50M Nov, 30 5554 Nov. 13
1 10454 Nov. 23
103
Nov
6 102
100
Nov,
Nov. 26
104l7«Nov. 29 10554
109
Nov.
1 111
10854 Nov.
11054
105
105
10454 Nov.
Nov.
9 110M
110m 110
104% Sale
11054 Sale
110m Sale
103
10954 110m 110
100
Sale
Nov,
7
62 m
Nov, 25
6854
Nov 12 104 m
Nov 13 102
1 102
Nov,
6854 Sale
104 m 10454
104 m 104m 104
102
101X 102
Sale
Sale
108 m Sale
108 m Sale
105 X 106
107 x 108 m
109
101
10054
110X 111
11054 Nov. 16 11054 Nov. 16
Nov. 15
10754 108 m 10754 Nov, 8 108
58 m
Nov,
58
8
40
58
Nov.
8
58
4
Nov,
54 m
50
46
52
Nov.
4
52
Nov. 27
Sale
81
81
82
Nov,
1
Sale
Sale
6
96
Nov,
93
97 m Nov. 15
5912
106
100
96
Nov.
101. m 103
110m 111
107 x 108
79m
68
41m
100 x 103
100 X
107 m Sale
Nov.
2
Nov. 15
Nov. 14
Nov. 20
Nov. 15
60
6
2754 June
9754 July 17 10454
9854 June 19 10454
100
May 24 10854
3054 Oct. 21 8054
Jan. 23 11054
109
June 12 10854
105
Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
2
Feb.
2
Nov. 16
Apr. 23
Jan.
June 26
60
3
61
Feb.
6854 May 27
87
Jan.
45
46
'ug.
16
8
Apr. 27
23
28
18
June 10
9754 Nov. 16
June 10
2654 May 22
Jan. 17
59
8154 Nov. 18
69
58
6254
6854
Oct. 14 107 54
10454
5 10254
June
99
June 17 102
89
10654 May 15 111
1754 Jan. 20 26
44
Aug. 14 6854
10054 May 22 10554
3 10554
June
91
104"mNov. 29
104
May 22
10354 May 28
9354 Sept. 11
96
May 22
Nov. 29
Nov. 27
Apr.
Feb.
Oct.
8
4
Apr.
3
Mar. 18
Apr.
1
10954 Jan.
111
13
Oct. 25
Nov. 25
2
Nov. 15
11054 Nov. 14
Jan.
11
11054 Oct.
23
107
22
N. T. STOCK
Sales in
Value
I?
BONDS
November
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
SI
.
J
109,000 Atl Gulf & W I SS Line coll tr 5s_1959 J
38,000 Atlantic Refining deb 3s
1953 M S
J
6,000 Austin & N W 1st g 5s guar
1941 J
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
583,000
369,000
1,150,000
765,000
702,000
1,032,000
1,189,000
155,000
2 <5,000
1st mtge gold 4s
--July 1948
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (interest at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due
y
July 1948
Ref & gen ser A (interest at 1 %
to Dec 1 1946) due
--1995
Ref & gen ser O (Interest at
11-5% to Dec. 1 46) due. 1995
Ref & gen ser D (Interest at 1 %
to Sept 1 1946) due
2000
Ref & gen ser F (interest at 1 %
to Sept 1 1946) due
--1996
A
O
Ask
Nov. 22
4954 Nov. 27
9854 Nov. 4
34
Nov.
1085* Sale
106
106
106
Nov.
8654 Nov.
86
Nov.
9554 Nov.
Nov. 20
Nov.27
10854 Nov. 15
99
"9554
"9654
80
86
70
Sale
96
104 54
1015*
11154
1115*
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
95
Nov. 18
100
Nov. 15
Nov. 29
Nov. 22
QQ
92
June
Nov.
Nov.
3654 Nov. 14
7654 Nov. 12
10654 Nov. 15
96
Nov.
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Nov. 12
55 54 Nov. 15
72
68
31
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Nov.
1
5
25
Nov. 13
10054 Nov. 16
77
62
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
76
6454 May
May
6154 May
55
May
28
May
2354 June
6254 May
10254 May
41
82
Jan.
99
Mar.
93
29
695*
6554
Sale
Nov. 27
Oct.
114
Jan.
Nov. 13
33
Sale
Jan.
May
May
108
May
10454 May
99
10054 Nov. 16
30
53
3
Nov. 20
Apr.
6
9754 Nov. 29
9754 May 13
96
Apr. 25
4
1055* Apr.
1015* Nov. 15
11154 Oct. 16
1115* Nov. 22
June
Nov. 14
114
995*
10054
100
68
655* Sale
36
31
9854
77"
9754 Nov. 29
Nov.
3
May
89
Sale
70
71
1055* 106
Nov.
-----
88
June
Jan.
27
Sale
7154
95
June
76
92
8
33
54
Sale
99
Apr. 26
Jan.
10854 Nov. 15
10154 May
Nov. 29
Nov.
7654
745* Nov.
7454
7454 Sale
105 54 10654 10554 Nov.
10554 Sale
9554 Nov.
96
9654
965*
9454
Sale
39K Sale
96
2754 July 30 41
May 22 50
975* Apr.
9 9954
955* May 28 106
95
May 28 106
32
8854 Nov. 14
Sale
Sale
61
645*
100
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
76
Sale
875*
97
9654
9954
6654
51 bi
6954
645*
95
9954 Sale
6654 Sale
9954
92
92
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
102
May 25 10754 Feb. 23
Jan.
4
Feb. 20
Feb.
7
70
41
9
34 54 Feb.
7654 Nov. 12
10754 Jan.
9654 Oct.
Jan.
24
25
73
Sale
705* Sale
705* Nov. 30
7454 Nov. 15
565* June 10
7454 Nov. 15
O
73
Sale
705* Sale
705* Nov. 30
755* Nov. 15
55
May 22
755* Nov. 15
D
365* Sale
355* Sale
3354 Nov. 27
3754 Nov. 15
15 54 May 21
3754 Nov. 15
J
D
40 54
Sale
3954 Sale
385* Nov. 27
4154 Nov. 15
18
May 21
4154 Nov. 15
M S
36
Sale
35
Sale
3354 Nov. 27
3754 Nov. 18
1554 May 21
3754 Nov. 18
M S
3654 Sale
155* Sale
35
Sale
335* Nov. 28 ,3754 Nov. 18
Nov.
7
125* Nov. 27 16
1554 May 21
754 May 21
3754 Nov. 18
16
Nov. 7
^Convertible due- ...Feb 1 1960 F
A
605* Sale
47
Sale
97
Sale
55
1005* 101
70
60
Sale
35
45
725*
8454
1155* Sale
133
Sale
102
gtd g 3 54s—1943
22,666 iBerlin City Electric deb 6548--1951
9,000
iDeb sinking fund 654s
1959
Belvidere Del cons
Berlin Elec Elev & Undgrd
Sale
Nov. 26
1
Highest
Lowest
112
109 bi Sale
10754 10854
65
46
112
10054
32
3054 Nov.
4954
96
9554
10454 165" 10354
10154 1015* 10054
Ill
11154
11054 1115* 1095*
Sale
100
75
62
345*
47
9854 Nov.
9954
9854
995*
1035* Nov.
10354 Sale 1055* 106
10454 Sale 10554 Sale 1045* Nov.
85
Pgh L E & "West Va System—
Ref g 4s extended to
1951 MN
S'western Div 1st M (Interest at
354% to Jan 1 1947) due. 1950
^Debentures 6s
46
9854
875* Sale
9554
9454
94
95 H
54,
9554
10454 Sale
100
10054
11054
1095* Sale
Sale
9554
Sale Price
Nov. 15 106
Sale
102 bi
92
Sale Prices
104
106
*97,A
Sale
95
Ask
3354
3054
44
Highest
Sale
85 bi
85 bi
Ask Bid
10454 10454 10554 Sale
Sale
34bi
3754
4954 Sale
95
985*
10054 Sale
99 bi Sale
106
Bid
Lowest
Nov. 30
J
18,000
48 stamped
1951
2,000 Battle Creek & Sturgis gu 3s
1989
Beech Creek Exten 1st g 3 Ha—1951
53,000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B—1948
37,000
First & ref 5s series C
1960
8,000
Nov. 1
A
61,000
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s A
1959
40,000 Bangor & Aroostook RR 1st g 5s 1943
4,000
Con ref mtge gold 4s
1951
'
106 54
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
77,000 Anaconda Cop Mln sf deb 454^-1950 A O
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate—
'
23,000
iSinking fund income deb
1967. Jan
10,000 |Ann Arbor 1st g 4s
July 1995 Q J
4,000 Ark & Memp Bdge & Term 1st 5s '64 M S
"
377,000 Armour & Co 4s s f ser B (Del)--1955 F A
133,000
1st M s f 4s ser O (Del)
—-.1957 J J
Atcbinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
446,000
Gen g 4s
1995 A O
20,000
-Adjustment g 4s-July 1 1995 Nov
126,000
Stamped 4s
July 1 1995 MN
12,000
Conv g 4s of 1909
1955 J D
38,000
Conv g 4s of 1905
1955
6,000
Conv g 4s of 1910
1960
81,000
Conv deb gold 454s
-1948
21,000
Rocky Mtn div 1st 4s A
1965
j 6,000
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
17,000
Cal-Arlz 1st & ref 454s ser A--1962 M S
Atl Knox & No 1st g 5s
1946 J D
"so'.ooo Atl & Char Air Line 1st 454s A--1944 J J
124,000
1st 30-year 5s ser B
1944 J J
250,000 Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1952 M S
276,000
General unified 4 Ms series A. 1964 J D
103,000
10-year coll trust 5s—May 1 1945 MN
291,000
L & N coll at gold 4s
Oct.. 1952 M1V
24,000 Atlantic & Danville 1st g 4s
1948 J J
J
13,000
Second 4s_.
1948 J
EXCHANGE—BON JJ8
13
Sale
30
29
1354
22
28
27
13
1955
59
405a
45
6954
84
1135* Sale
13254 Sale
10554
Sale
125* Sale
515*
5854
59
Nov.
45
Sale
52 54
94
Sale
52
95
Nov.
9554 Nov.
5554 Nov.
55
"75"
5454
5654
55
45
51
405* Nov.
40
June
8
32
June
8
4654 June
60
Oct.
7
1
89
June
101
54
May
70
Jan.
Jan.
16
Nov. 25
Nov.
1
54
37
June
72
Apr.
45
56
Nov.
59
405* Nov.
6
84
4954 Mar. 13
725i
11751
13551
6754 Sept.
11354 11454 11354
Sale
13254
10554
265*
2754
27
265*
27
275*
13554
2
8
61
6
615* Oct.
Nov.
485* Nov.
5554 Nov.
97
Nov.
7
4454 Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
11454 Nov. 8
13554 Nov. 30
Nov.
2754 Nov. 27
2754 Nov. 8
2754 Nov. 4
Nov.
Nov.
112
June
12754 June
1454 Sept. 13
1154 May 11
135* Aug. 12
2
Jan. 13
Feb.
7
Mar. 6
Feb.
9
Nov. 30
2754 Nov. 27
2754 Nov. 8
2754 Nov. 4
Rys—
8,000
ilst 654s
195P
<658,000 Bethlehem Steel 354s conv deb--1952
110,COO
Com mtge 3 5*s ser F
1959
Consol mtge 3s series G
187,000
1960
Consol mtge 35*s series H
:220,000
1,000 Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
18,000 Blaw Knox Co 3 bis
1354
1005*
Sale
Sale
10654
10654
1025*
10454
109
1105*
109
10754
1965
1944
1950
100
2754
1675*
10754 Sale
104 54 105
10654 107
110
1095*
10054 10054 iol"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107 54
27
Nov.
102
9
275* Nov.
10954 Nov.
10754 Nov.
275* Nov. 12
Apr.
9
June
Nov.
10354 May
112
100
May
Nov.
Nov.
99
102
June
107 5* Nov. 22
105
Nov. 23
June
107
10954 Nov.
10054 Nov.
10654 Nov.
1065* Nov.
108
Oct.
10954 Oct.
26
June
101
Oct.
19
105
107
10454 Nov.
10954 Nov.
1005* Nov.
92
Nov. 19
Boston & Maine RR—
149,000
48,000
43,000
214,000
377,000
32,000
74,000
i,00C
116,000
46,000
114,000
72,000
55,000
463,000
6,000
3,000
2,000
65,000
58,000
148,000
1967
1st mtge 5s series II
1955
1st g 45*s series JJ
1961
1st mtge 4s series RR
1960
Inc mtge. 454s series A__July 1970
JiBoston & NY Air Line 1st gu 4s '55
Bklyn Edison cons mtge 3 bis—1966
Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s— —1950
Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s 1945
1st lien & ref 6s series A
-1947
Debentures gold 5s
1950
1st lien & ref. 5s series B
1957
Buffalo Gen Elec 4 bis ser B
1981
Buffalo Niagara Elec 3 bis ser C .1967
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsb'gh Ry—
Stamped modified (interest at 3 %
to Nov 1 1946) due
1957
1st 5s series AC
*JiBurl Ced Rap & Nor 1st 5s__1934
ACertificates of deposit
1st 4s
Bush Terminal Co
Consolidated 5s.
44 V
Sale
MN
4551
Sale
A
J
O
F
A
MN
F
A
MN
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10854
435*
35*
35a
MN
O
69
1952
1955
43 54
65
53
71
60
J
"92"
45*
354
7154
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
645*
Sale
•45
10354 Sale
9754 10054
"95
55
D
48
52
A
A
88
D
F
A
854
3054
1987
—1987
1962
MN
A
O
A
O
J
D
J
J
7
Sale
87
105*
33
Sale
35* Sale
35-8 Sale
9
554
65*
45*
.
1454
2554
554
154
15*
4 5a
25*
M 8
108
109
109
A
110
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
111
O
4654
1854
16
10954
5154
165*
1354
1085*
Sale
Nov.
8
954 Nov. 25
11054 Nov. 19
Nov.
84
102
Nov.
Sale
96
97
Sale
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2
99
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2
Nov.
4
Nov.
6
Nov. 14
9654 Nov. 14
965* Nov. 15
93
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Nov. 30
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9354
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515* Sale
76
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10154 10154 101
68
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64 54
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30
47
Nov. 30 107
Nov. 29 55
Nov. 6 76
53
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89
86
Nov.
22
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Nov.
Nov.
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Sale
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5
4
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1154
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Nov.
14
Nov.
8
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Nov.
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52
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1
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7
Nov. 26
Nov. 20
Nov. 26
88
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45
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6
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Nov. 20
9954
8854
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Nov. 20
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
Nov.
9
Nov. 30
Nov.
1
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6
Nov.
Nov.
154 Nov. 14
1
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Nov.
5
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5154
4954 Nov.
Sale
1354 Nov.
Sale
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Sale
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111
7
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1115* Nov. 16
96
255* Sale
7
885
1085
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94
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Sept.
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105
May
Nov. 14
97
11154 Nov; 18
5154 Nov.
17
Nov.
7
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10854 Nov. 4
Jan.
17
1115* Nov. 30
6
11354 Nov.
103
Sale
6
4254 Nov.
465* Nov. 19
4
4
Nov. 25
Nov. 18
354
354
Nov.
35* Nov. 2
2
354
69
Nov.
4
695-s
70
Nov.
6
6854
42
Nov. 27
435* Sale
1
4354 Nov.
66
Nov. 2
68
6654 Sale
Nov. 13
10754 Nov. 4 10754 Nov. 30
10754 Sale
8954 Nov.
1
Nov. 13
93
925*
895*
93
96
935* Nov. 2 9654 Nov. 15
95
95
96
Nov. 6
Nov. 15
99
16
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67 5
19
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32
Sale
405
43
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J
1947 F
-
For footnotes see page 30.
Sale
20
7154
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103
Nov. 27
79
72
Nov.
6954 Nov.
103
7254 Sale
10154 Sale
1955 F
10,000 iCent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
1948
10,000 t iCent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s__Nov 1945
♦iConsol gold 5s
105,000
1945
iRef & gen 554s series B
80.000
1959
iRef & gen 5s series C
1959
127,000
iChat Div. pur money g 4s_-_195l
12,000
^Mobile Div 1st g 5s
-1946
Cent Hudson G & E 1st & ref 3 bi '65
1966
11,000 Central Illinois Light 3 bis
61,000 t iCentral New Eng 1st guar 4s.. 1961
116,000 JiCentral of N J gen g 5s
a General 4s
47,000
50,000 Central N Y Power 3 bis.
Sale
10754 Sale
8954 Sale
95
9354
97
955*
96 54 Sale
965a 100
945* 100
95
9354
95
9354
1055* Sale
1981 J
Nov.
7054
1754 Nov.
185* Sale
9
9
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85*
10954 11054 10954 Nov.
HI 54 1115*
4154 Jan. *15
4154 Jan. 16
IIA
70
11054 Nov.
11354 11454 11354 11354 1135* Nov.
Sale
95
94
Nov.
96
9354
10554 Nov.
10554 106
1075* Sale
11154 Sale
11154 11154 1105* Nov.
10954
10954 110
111
Caro Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
6,000 Carthage & Adir 1st gu g 4s
389 Celanese Corp of America 3s
47.000 Celotex Corp deb ibis w w
77
73
103
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7154
6954
110
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77
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Sale
A
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72
10
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6954 Sale
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954
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J
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Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s gu
--I960
Calif-Oregon Power 4s
1966
99,000 Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A
1962
68,000 Canadian Nat gold 4)48-1957
Gu iranteed gold 5s
140,000
July 1969
128,000
Guaranteed g 5s
Oct 1969
Guaranteed g 5s
44,000
1970
41,000
Guar gold 45*s
June 15 1955
Guaranteed gold ibis
60,000
1956
131.000
Guaranteed gold 454s
1951
93,000 Canadian Northern guar 6 Ms
1946
249,000 Canadian Pac 4 % deb stock
52,000
Collateral trust gold ibis
1946
74,000
5s equip trust ctfs
1944
Collateral trust g 5s
173,000
1954
Collateral trust 4 bis.
172,0C0
1966
1 iCarolina Central 1st gu g 4s.-1949
272.666
7154
7654
70
S
M
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May
May
May
May
15
19
12
11
76
7954
76
74
5*
2354
12 H
Aug.
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Apr.
1
1
2
5
3
3
21 11054 Nov. 19
3
15 10754 June
3
31 11354 Jan
22 11554 Apr. 20
98 54 Apr.
8
21
18 107 54 Oct.
24
1095* Feb. 23 1125* Jan.
1075* May 31 1095* Oct.
30
255* May
3
May
2 5* May
655* July
3254 June
4654 June
100
May
65
7254
21
21
18
11
10
2
465* Nov. 19
7
Jan.
31
6.14 Jan. 12
7054 Aug. 7
47
Aug. 23
Nov. 13
5
68
24 107 54 Nov. 30
Nov. 13
93
June 25
4 103 5* Jan.
2
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74 5* June
72 5* June
72 5* June
26 1065* Jan.
26 1075* Jan.
31
28
26 107
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26 103 54 Jan.
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87
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35
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40
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73 5* June 25 905*
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4
May
54 Nov.
0
54 Nov.
45* July
4
May
106 - May
10954 June
37
May
12
May
105* May
10554 May
25
8
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May 29 84 5* Mar. 20
10
10
22
26
27
Apr.
6
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Nov. 15
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11
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Nov. 26
Jan.
11
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3
3054
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3 54
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2
Jan.
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16
25
8
17
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21 109
9
5
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4
1
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54
28
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DEC., 1940]
Sales in
November
Value
N. Y. STOCK
Jan. 2,
1940
EXCHANGE
$
Bid
352,000 Cent Pao 1st ret guar g 4s
Through St L 1st gu g 4s
657*,000
--1949
1954
6,000
27,000
284,000
261,000
15,000
"
4,000
120,000
167,000
181,000
193,000
118,000
199,000
1,000
147,000
94,000
16,000
391,000
17,000
10.OOU
14,000
90.000
39,000
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58
—1992
General gold 454®
354® ser D..1996
354® ser E--1996
impt M 3 *4® 861 F
1963
Ref & impt mtge
Ref 8c impt mtge
Ref 8c
22,000
753,000
•
328,000
*387,000
133,000
296,000
21,000
T, 000
P
A
124
2d con gold 4s.--1989
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5s. 1941
iChic 8c Alt RR ref g 3®-1949
Chic Burl & Q 111 Div 354®
1949
Illinois Division 4s
1949
General 4s
1st 8c ref 454® series
1st & ref 5s series A
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1977
1971
B
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tlchic & E 111 Ry g 5s.
1951
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lAChic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4®-1959
X iChic Indianap 8c Louisv rf g 6s 1947
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1947
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88
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1754
1454
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67
25
23
2654
2554
26
2754
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2
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13
1354
1354
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MN
16
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1354
15
1654
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354 Sale
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ACertificates of deposit—----•ASec gold Aha series A—1952 M 5
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AConvertible gold 454®—--I960 MN
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116,000 Childs Co deb 5s---—-----—1943 A
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25,000 Conn River Power s f 354s A—-196*
9 o ,000 Consol Edison (N Yd deb 354®--1946
199,000
21,000
3,000
15,000
56,000
25,000
3,000
126,00G
54,000
72,000
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Nov. 22
18
Nov. 25
Nov. 12
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Nov. 19
Nov. 4
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Nov. 2
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15
15
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9
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Nov. 27
2754 Nov. 23
69
2754 Sale
2454
2754
275a Sale
2754 Sale
Sale
4
Nov. 22
Nov.
7
Nov. 18
Nov.
7
,
Sale
Sale
29*4
16
Nov.
92]
96]
L06
Sale
2954
105
106
10254
10454
109 54
—
For footnotes, see page 30.
1
81
8154 8054 Nov. 15
12454
1245s Nov. 15
1354 Sale
1354 Nov. 27
12
13
Nov. 27
1354
Wks of Upper
Wuerttemberg 1st 78--------1956
^Consolidated Oil conv deb 354sl951
X^Consolidated Ry deb 4s..-..1954
ADebentures 4s....
J&J 1955
ADebenture 4s
.-...--1956
Consolidation Coal s f 5s....-.-I960
Consumers Power Co—
1st lien 8c unif mtge 354s
1965
1st mtge 354s—
1967
1st mtge 3 ha
—.1970
1st mtge 3 54s—
---1966
1st mtge 3 548—
1969
Nov.
Nov.
1
107
109
3)4s debentures.......
1948
3ha debentures—.—.—---1956
3 54s debentures ------ - - - - - -1958
75
10854
"3",666
AConsol Hydro-Elec
60
66
14
8554
7254
30
91
Nov. 9
95 54 Nov. 28
8454 Nov. 1
7154 Nov. 7
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
80
67
10654 10654
107 5| Sale
10154 10554
53
47
8154 Sale
12454
"754 Nov.
754 Sale
9254 Sale
9554
10954 Sale
12854 Sale
89
92
Commonwealth Edison Co*—
107,000
1st mtge 3ha series I....—.1968
677,000
Conv deb 3548-"T"-"*}85§
2,000 Conn & Passum Rivs 1st g 4s—.1943
Conn Ry & Lt 1st g 454®----—-1951
124,000
119,000
85,000
J^n.
52
6
-Apr 1 1969 May
Inc deb reg w w_
106
AAH Nov.
-----
54 54
62
§54
654
754
554 Sale
254 Sale
8d54 Sale
49 h Sale
1254
1354
10854 10954
109 54
10354
B—1942 A O
1942 A O
Series A gu Aha
1942 J 3
Series C gu 354s——-—---1948 MN
Series D gu 354s-------1950 F A
General Aha series A....----1977 F A
Gen & ref mtge Aha series B-1981 3
J
Clev Short Line 1st gu 454s~—1961 A O
Clev Union Term 1st gu 554s A-1972 A O
1st s f g 5s series B guar..—1973 A O
1st s f Aha series O—
-1977 A O
Coal Riv Ry 1st gu 4s.—-—-1945 J D
Colo Fuel & Iron Co gen s f 5s—1943 F A
Val 1st ext g 4s 48
ext 4S—1955
ACommercial Mackay Corp—
May 21 10454 Nov. 25
May 21 10454 Nov. 25
3
May 15 10754 Jan.
Feb. 15
Feb. 15 109
14
S
O
Clev 8c Pitts gen gu Aha ser
Series B gu 3H8--
72",000
May 29 130
94
94
103
109
H3 54
Sale
85
Sale
38,000
a5s income mtge.———---1970
360,000 Colorado & Southern 4 548 sot A-1980
215,000 Columbia Gas 8c Elec deb 5s May 1952
14,000
Debenture 5s
Apr 15 1952
234.000
Debenture 5s...-----Jan 15 1961
118
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Nov. 7
12
41,000
D
General 5s series B—--——1993
434,000
Ref & impt Aha series E
J
1977
48,000
Cin W 8c M Div 1st g 4s—-—1991 3
J
69,000
St Louis Div 1st coll trust g 48-1990 MN
263,000 Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s
—1970 J 3
65,000
75,000
263,000
241,000
Nov. 20
129
11
108*4 Sale
10854 109
10,000
102
14
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
1st mtge guar 354® series D—-1971 MN
1st mtge guar 3*4sser F------1969 F A
J
Clearfield & Mahon 1st gtd g 5s-1943
D
CCC&StL gen g 4s
-1993
152",000
3
4
Sale
90~" Sale
MN
Jan.
10554 Nov. 8 106
10354 Nov. 19 104
14
J
Gulf consol 5s_--1952 MN
64", 000 Cine Gas & Kiec 1st mtge 354®-1966 F A
J D
1st mtge 354®
1
54
106
107
10354 105
1354
654
5 54
7
454
154
73
63 54
4554
5b 54
J
lAChoc Okl &
4
10
Nov. 14
5354 Nov. 15 54
106"«Nov. 27 106l7«Nov. 27
85
Nov. 2 8954 Nov. 19
55
Nov. 28
9 11854 Nov. 20
81
j
p a
73*4 Jan.
66
Apr.
10654
8954 Sale
38
107
79
85
17
19
_
17
July
31H June
50
Aug.
106% Oct.
65
May
11754 12054 11654 Nov.
A
5
26
59
lie"
1054 Sale
9154 Sale
9554 Sale
Sale Prices
57 54 June
98
9554 Sale
10054 Sale
1
Highest
Sale Prices
1
1 130
1 10454
1 10454
7 10754
F
_
1942
Sale Prices
7054 Nov.
12754 Nov.
%
mi v.
10454 Sale" 10154 Nov.
10454 Sale 10154 Nov.
Nov.
10854 10954 107
12754
Sale
stamped-Maj 2037
Cin Leb 8c N 1st con gu g 4s
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
Sale
Sale Prices
Lowest
10154 Sale
10154 Sale
10654 107
85
5s———May 2037 J D
J D
& ref Aha
Alst 8c ref 4Hs ser O
May 2037 J D
iConv 4548 series A--—----1949 MN
-rv--June 15 1951
Sale
10354 104
Highest
6654 Nov. 28
6654 Sale
6554
3954 Sale
51
8554 Sale
Sale
Alst & ref g
Gold 3Hs
67
Sale
50 54
107
106
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale
89
♦Al5-year secured 6H®—-1936 M S
Chicago Union Station—
5,000
Guaranteed 4s
—1944
69,000
1st mtge 354s series E
-1963
40,000
354® guaranteed----1951
206,000
1st mtge 354s series F-------1963
2,000
70
63
44
M S
a 1st
All
125
9954 Sale
9954 Sale
10754
Memphis Div 1st 4s
..---1951 J D
27,000 Chic T H 8c S'east 1st & ref 5s—1960 3D
64,000
Income guar 5s—--—-Dec 1 1960 M S
49.000
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Nov. 30
104
M S
MN
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s——-.1946
R & A Div 1st con g 4s
1989
,
222,000
2,000
10454 10454
10254 105
Nov. 1
_
seriesjffi-.-May
55,000
Sale
1121u 112>4
75
Sale
Champion Paper & Fibre—
,rt-ju
S f deb 4*4® (1935 issue)19§0 M S
8 f deb 4*4® (1938 issue) — —1950 MS
Chesapeake 8c Ohio Ry—
,
_
213,000
X AChlc MU & St P gen g 4s ser A-1989
14,000
AGen g 354® series B—-May 11989
371,090
AGen 454® series C-—May 1 1989
219,000
AGen g 454®
11989
105,000
AGen Aha series P—May 1 1989
1,823,000 t AChic MU St P & Pac mtg 5s ser A 75
-1,966,000
ACohv adj 5s--------J*n 1 2000
43,000 lAChic 8c No West gen 354® —1987
155,000
AGeneral4s.——------—}987
13,000
AStpd non payt Fed inc tax-1987
32,000
AStpdgen Aha non-pay Idc taxl987
120,000
AGen 5s stpd non pay Inc tax-1987
4,000
AGeneral 454® stamped
1987
118,000
67
6154 Sale
general 5s series A—-1966 M N
J
& gen 6s series B—May 1966 J
23,000 Chic Indiana & Sou 50-yr 4s---1956
217,000
108,000
1,257,000
Ask
7154 Sale
Guaranteed 5s
1960
6,000 Central BR 8c Bkg of Ga 5s
1942
1,000 Central steel 1st t>ink fund 88--.1941
153,000 Certaln-teed Prod s f g 554® A*-194i>
23,000
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
23
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Jan.
13
11
June 25
June 14
5554 Feb. 29
10454 May
105
May
106
May
10254 May
10454 May
28
21
21
22
22
18*4 Apr. 15
1854 Apr.
9
76*4 Nov. 29
109*4 Nov.
111
4
Aug. 22
11154 Sept. 24
10954 Oct. 21
111*4 Nov. 26
N. Y. STOCK
Sales
lover,
Vah
Jan. 2,
1940
si
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
T
162,
94,
300,
19,
83,
31,
12,
Bid
2%s>.1948
Crucible Steel 4%s deb ser A—1948
ACuba Northern Rys 1st 5%s—1942
Continental Oil conv deb
J
D
J
J
a7%s series A extended to
1946
J
D
a6s series B extended to
1946 J
1955 A
D
J
11,
Dayton Pow & Lt 1st mtge 3s--1970
Del & Hud 1st & ref 4s
1943
Delaware Pr & Lt 1st M 4%s—1971
1st & ref 4%s
1969
1st mtge gold 4%s
1969
J * ADen & Rio Gr 1st cons g 4s„_1936
*
AConsol gold 4%s
1936
X ADenv & R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955
AAssented (subject, to plan)
ARef & imp mtge 6s ser B
1978
tADes Moines & Ft Dodge 4s—1935
Certificates of deposit
10,
t ADes Plaines Val 1st guar
52",
18,
29,
4%s_1947
Detroit Edison—
Gen & ref 4 %s series D
1961
Gen & ref mtge 4s series P—1965
Gen & ref mtge 3 %s series G_i966
Detroit & Mack 1st lien g 4s
1995
ASecond gold 4s
1995
Detroit Term & Tun 1st gu 4%s 1961
Duluth
18,
205,
Sale
103
103M
29 M Sale
108%
3
228,
454,
6,
6,
2,
563,
25,
140,
208,
21,
A
1952
Curtis Publishing 3s
63,
56,
D
F
Ask
Missabe & Iron
84,
344",
894,
315,
149,
2,
,473,
,821,
122,
147,
1962
Ry 3 Mb
0
J
J
J
J
62 M Sale
109
110
106
J
J
Sale
MN
J
Sale
J
A
"o
6M
10 M
Sale
3
Sale
J
3
3%
4
M S
49%
J
J
F
A
F
A
A
O
M S
J
J
D
D
MN
A
1965
O
J
5s_ 1937 J
Duquesne Light 1st M 3 Ms
2M
2M
Sale
110% Sale
110% 113
40
54 %
110
22 M
98
35M
100
J
D
Sale
13M
17 M
109
Sale
106 M
1st g 4s 1948 A O 105M
91
1st g 5s_1956 M N
1995 3 J 140
Electric Auto Lite conv deb 4s
1952 F A 108%
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3 Ms A 1970 M S
59 M
El Paso & S W 1st & ref 5s
1965 A O
O
57
5s8tamped
1965
J
54%
t iErie RR 1st con & prior lien 4s 1996
J
24 %
Alst consol gen lien 4s
1996
O
23 M
AConv g 4s Series A
—1953
O
19
a4s series B
,-1953
Eastern Ry M No Div
Eastern Tenn Va & Ga
_
_
conv
1953
4s Series D
AErie & Jersey 1st s
s
14,
2,
258,
34",
13",
31,
4.
2,
16,
536,
11",
5,
95,
23,
"l",
23",
49,
141
269
229
174
301
564
808
283
5
31
23
61
260
316
42
36
1
17
19
28
54
106M
91M
Sale
Nov.
Nov. 27
Nov. 12
18
Nov. 29
20% Nov.
1
18M Nov. 25 20% Nov.
99M Nov. 2 100% Nov.
109
54
108
4
4M
67
73
111M 112
Nov. 26
Nov.
Nov. 25
104% Nov. 27
108 M Nov. 26
1
7% Nov.
108M Nov.
5M Nov.
7% Nov.
6
Nov.
1
Nov.
Nov.
M Nov.
4M Nov.
Nov.
6M Nov.
4% Nov. 13
72 M Nov.
1
4
8
1
9
4% Nov. 14
74M Nov. 14
105M Nov. 27 106% Nov. 6
Nov. 30
107M Nov. 2 109
111% Nov. 7 112 M Nov. 26
45
34
21%
99
Nov. 14 101
Nov. 25
106
Sale
M Sale
32 M
24 M
21
Sale
17M
Sale
32K
1954 F A
1956 J D
1942 M S
_
Sale
34
Sale
30
Sale
34
Sale
31
Sale
17%
17 M
80M
Sale
1942 M S
J
98
103 %
104
104%
101M 103
105M Sale
51
43 %
61 %
Sale
8
Sale
8M
7 M
2
3%
2M
2%
.100% 103 M
48M
53 M
A
J
104
101
1945
3
24 M
Sale
1940
D
27%
24 %
69 M
Sale
AS f deb g 6s
1948 MN
Gen Steel Castings 1st 5Ms w w_ 1949 J
J
t AGa & Ala 1st cons 5s
Oct. 1945
3
1934
t*AGeorgia Caro & Nor 6s
J
AGood Hope Steel & Iron sec 7s_ 1945 A
13
15
101M
35
40
17
Sale
F) Co 1st M 4%s._ 1956 3 D
Hosiery deb 5s w w_ 1946 M S
105 M
Sale
93
Gouv & Oswegatchie 1st 5s
Grand R & I ex 1st gu g 4 Ms
1942 J
1941
Grays Point Term lstgug5s
Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s
1947
1944
1st & gen s f g 6Ms
Great Northern Ry—
1950
D
25
70
1952
J
Gen mtge 5s series C
Gen 4 M s series D
1973
J
1976
J
Gen 4Mb series E
1977
1946
1946
J
81M
82 M
30.
9
Mar.
1
74% Nov. 14
2
Nov. 27 110% Jan.
Oct. 30 111% June 21
Feb. 20
May 22 113
July
15
40% Mar. 12
12
25% Apr.
Aug.
1
Jan.
May 25 101
88
11
8
105% May 17 108% May
12
Jan. 13
30% Apr. 11
2
106% May 21 109% Jan.
108
June
99
90% Mar.
110
104
May
101M Aug.
May
Apr.
44 M May
Feb.
Mar. 11
60
Jan.
2
59
Jan.
3
78% Nov. 30
39% Nov. 30
34
Nov. 30
34
June
Nov. 30
31
18
Nov.
1
Jan.
3
18
8
8% June 10
3*
1
6
103% Nov. 26
17% June
13% June
14
May
18
Oct.
Nov. 26
149% Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
June
3
Nov. 29
97
Nov. 30
97
July
38
Oct.
98
Mar. 28
Sale
106M Nov
43 M
Sale
25 107%
Nov. 13
103 M 102 % Nov 27 102% Nov. 27
Nov. 25
al00
Nov, 25 al00
22
30
51M
63
7 104
Nov.
13 102% Nov.
19 104% Nov.
1
13
7
7
Sale
6M
7M
7%
60% Nov
6% Nov
6M Nov
16
Feb.
9
105
100
June
May
May
Mar. 26
8
104% Feb.
104% Mar. 15
June
104% Apr.
100
99
102
107
103
May
Aug.
48
May
4% May
3% May
11
28
8 M Nov.
7
7
22
7% Nov.
1
63
Nov.
63
4
Mar. 28
46% Feb.
37
43 %
Sale
108% July
104% Sept.
100
May
100
103
Sale
1M
1M
1M
47
35M
Sale
40
1
Nov. 14
1M Nov. 14
1
Nov. 20
1M Nov. 8
100M Nov. 4 100% Nov. 4
44% Nov. 9
37% Nov. 22
Nov.
8% Jan.
8% Jan.
1
7
3
3
122M
No#. 12 104
101M 104 M 103 % 104 M 103
105 M 106
105M 105 M 105M Nov. 4 106
Sale
37 %
36
36
36
Nov.
8
45
45
44
34
43
Nov. 14
34
43
35
Nov. 18
37
Sale
Sale
88
90
89"
86 M Nov. 20
11
15"
20
104 %
72 M
16 M
36M
Sale
75
95 M
Sale
40
105 %
76 M
33
M sale
73%
Sale
80
104% Nov.
72M Nov.
102% Nov.
Sale
65
80
4
Nov.
107 M
106%
106
Sale
108
101
Sale
100 M
93 M
Sale
94
109
95% Nov. 14
Nov.
96
104
Nov.
107
Sale
Sale
98% Nov.
3
73 M
58
8
Sale
85 M
Sale
85
Sale
85
64
60
82 M
Sale
6
83
82
80 M
60 M
Sale
99
J
3
J
119
A
O
78
MJV
46
MN
97 M
Sale
Sale
126
125%
Sale
Sale
98 M
64
Sale
86%
Sale
Sale
60%
35 M Sale
35M Sale
85 M
85% 100
104 M 105"" 105%
Sale
111
111M Sale
15
3
-----
5M
86%
83JC^87
50M
55
101
Sale
87 M
50
102
Nov. 25
103% Nov. 14
93
99%
31
Oct.
124% Jan.
May
100% May
99% June
24% Jan.
30
Apr.
25
Aug.
55% May
19
105
Jan.
5
106%
Oct.
26
37% Oct.
11
11
4
45
Nov. 13
14
June
Oct.
37
90
Mar. 28
Oct.
22% Mar. 12
35% Nov. 12
13% Sept.
18% Jan.
100% May 15 105% Jan.
91% Jan.
71% Oct. 21
«
10
102% Nov.
55
...
9
1104% Feb. 20
9
104% June
94
May
87
May
77
May
76
May
94% May
80
Jan.
9
96% Feb. 23
90
Nov.
8
109
Nov. 27
28 109
Nov. 25
4
22 103%
23
96
22
28 107
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Nov.
9
6
Nov.
9
9
16 100% Nov.
5
Nov. 14
68% June
Nov. 18
64
Jan.
58
12,
8% Jan. 24
2% May 21
Nov.
4
75
64
Nov. 18
83% Nov. 18
61% Nov. 12
37% Nov. 9
Nov.
105% Nov. 18
Nov.
112
Nov. 26
83% Nov.
6 36% Nov. 6
7 126% Nov. 25
Nov. 11
2 89
50
Nov.
6
Nov.
7
101
Nov.
1 102% Nov.
28
36% Nov.
127% 125% Nov.
89%
Nov.
Jan.
63% Oct. 28
61% May 28
87
Nov.
104% Nov.
Ill
Nov. 15
100% Nov, 9
87% Nov. 14
63% Nov.
5% Nov.
86% Nov.
80% Nov.
57% Nov.
32
Nov
Nov. 27
Sale
104 M
5%
90
93% Nov.
Sale
85 M
79 M
1
72% Nov. 16
Sale
Sale
62
7
17
Nov,
35M Nov. 12
109
108 M 105% Nov.
103
100% Nov.
Sale
85
4
Nov. 13
1 102% Nov
2
108 M 106% Nov.
Sale
64
14
Nov
8
8
1 105% Nov.
7 75% Nov. 28
64% Nov.
Sale
94 M
93 M
9
Sale
8
80
77
84%
99 M
Feb
35
9
13% Nov. 30
35% Nov. 15
2% Jan. 18
2% Jan.
4
29 101% Aug.
7
63
May 10
Aug. 27
% July
95
101%
Sale
80
Nov, 19
Nov
Nov
Nov
12
43%
Nov. 14
1
100
121
125
105 M
85M
see page
4
Feb.
Sale
108M
5s
24
June
Sale
103
3
g
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
92
90 M
J
1952
1949
.1999
.1944
1937
1954
72
105M 105M
99% Sale
90 M
89
Gulf States St'l 1st mtge 4Ms_. 1961 A O
Gulf States Util 3 Ms series D
1969 MN
Houston Oil 4 Ms debs
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
J
Feb
Gulf Mob & Nor 1st 5%s ser B. 1950 A O
1st mtge gold 5s series C
1950 A O
Gulf Mobile & Ohio 4s series B_. 1975 3
J
Gen mtge inc 5s series A
2015
J
AHarpen Mining 6s
Nov.
15M
15M
78 M
89M
6
May 16
Apr.
3,
Apr.
4
40
72
65
84
J
Hock Val 1st con g 4%s__
Hoe (R) <& Co 1st mtge
105%
107%
108%
30%
5
6
Jan.
105
102
78
1961
39%
33
104%
1st & refund 4 Ms series A
Gen mtge 5 Ms series B
Gen mtge 4s series H.
Gen mtge 3 Ms series I
1967
AGreen Bay & West deb ctfs A_.
Alncome debenture ctfs B
91M
1M
%
19M
18 M
Gulf & Ship Island 5s stpd
3% Sept. 24
49% June 22
Jan.
52
99 % 102 M
122
O
4s series G._
14 109
June
107
104
May 18 106
7 109%
106% Feb.
11%
5% May 21
11M
5M May 31
Nov. 30
3M
2%
M Nov. 22
8
4
May 2'»
RR—
A— 1947
6 Ms
Sale
31
102 M 103 M 102 % 103 M
Sale
104
103 %
103 % Nov
100 M 102 M 102 M 162% 102 M Nov
104 M Sale
103% 103 % 103% Nov
Sale
122
General Cable 1st s f g 5 Ms
AGeneral Elec (German) 7s
Sale
Nov.
4
Mar. 29
Oct.
7
5/
41M
8M
53
33 M
Sale
Sale
97
102
106 M 108 M 106 M
102 M 103 % 102%
100
103
100
35M
78% Nov. 30
39% Nov. 30
34
Nov. 30
34
Nov. 30
31
Nov.
1
17 M Nov.
7
17 M Nov.
7
80% Nov. 29
97
Nov. 30
29M Nov.
Sale
16%
16%
8
26
Jan.
Nov. 26
3 109
102% June
3
37% June 10 63 M Jan.
II
Sale
93 M
107% 108
30 106% Nov.
2 103 M Nov.
58 M
60
75M Nov.
35M Nov.
Sale
99"""Nov. 26
46
17M Aug.
5 35
99M Oct. 16 101
141
Sale
101
103 %
101
102%
1
Nov.
78M
39M
Sale
Nov. 29
18
105
95
Sale
105
Nov
103 % 103 M 102 M Nov
95M
Sale
107 M
99 M
146 M
105
61
57
Sale
90
f 5s
con
106 M 107 M 106M Nov.
Sale
1 106% Nov. 1
16
18
16
Nov. 26
17% Nov. 6
17%
19M
106 % Sale
106 % Sale
106M Nov. 26 107% Nov. 13
106 M 107 M 107 M
Sale
95
98
Sale Prices
61 10% Jan. 11
31 105% May
2
15
Apr.
8
July 29 31
17 % Nov. 27
17
Nov. 26
Apr.
1
17% Aug. 28 40
03 % June
101
May
20
38
101
106 M
76 M
36 %
D
5M
100M 100
98
95 M
Gas & Elec (Bergen Co) 5s
1949
Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser A 1952
For footnotes
38
21
4%
106 M 105M 106
109
Sale
Sale
111% 112
32 M
45
102
Sale
75
M S
♦a(Amended) 1st cons 2-4s
1982
Proof of claim filed by owner... MJV
ACerdficates of deposit
Fort St U D Co 1st g 4 Ms
1941 J 3
Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s
1956 MN
RR
106
107 %
4M
Sale
143
"I7M
4s...1947 MN
1959 J D
1974 M 5
t*AHousatonic
6M
3M
72 M
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
Alst & ref 5s series A
ACertificates of deposit
Gen mtge
100
18
20 M
100 M
Sale
Sale
jFla East Coast 1st 4%s
(B
19M
20%
17%
17M
6
5%
IK Sale
8M
91
1943 J
Gotham Silk
6
Sale
78%
1942 M S
1st lien s f 6s stamped
—1942 M S
30-year deb 6s series B
1954 J D
Firestone Tire & Rubber 3%s_-1948 A O
Goodrich
9
8
Sale
55
f 5s stamped
a Debenture
Nov.
Nov.
104M Nov.
1 107
104M Nov. 19 105M
Sale
18M Nov. 20 20%
18 M
17
Nov. 26
17%
21M
23%
19M Nov. 27
105
108 M
55M
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv
9,
24,
2,
22,
105 M 106
104 M
106 M 106 M 108 M 108 % 106M Nov.
Sale
48 M Nov.
48 % Sale
53
107 %
107 M Nov.
104
104 M
104M Nov.
108%
7M
7 M
1%
1%
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
Highest
Sale Prices
107 M
53 %
lAFla Cent & Peninsular 5s
346,
,135,
Sale
Sale
49
58 International series
s
Sale
J
^Fairbanks Morse deb 4s
First lien
20
«7
AErnesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7s
5,
O
1938
s
Sale
J
1955
*i3d mtge 4Ms
Federal Lt & Tr 1st
22 M
20 M
f 6s—1957 J
f 6s
AN Y & Erie RR ext 1st
30,
2,
_
*ARef & impt gold 5s ser 19271967 MN
*ARef & impt 58 series 1930--1975 A O
AGenesee Riv RR 1st
105 M Sale
104M 105
20 M Sale
Ask
1
Lowest
Lowest
Range
t* aDuI So Shore & Atlantic g
AGen
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
99 M
Sale
Sale
32 M Sale
38
44 M
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
198"
Nov. 1
17
ADeposit receipts
ACuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s
390,
89,
J
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
I!
BONDS
EXCHANGE—BONDC
52
88
Jan.
June
Feb. 23
10
65% June 10
Jan.
6
Nov.
6
Oct.
21
Nov.
4
5Z*
32
37^
9
90% Mar. 14
Nov.
90% Mar. 14
1 105% Nov. 18
Feb.
96
106% May 31 112% Oct. 18
36%
5 126%
May 24 89
40% May 28 55%
96% May 28 102%
21
115
70
Apr. 25
June
Oct. 30
Nov. 25
Nov. 11
3
Nov. 28
Apr.
N. Y. STOCK
Dec., 1940]
Sales in
%
231,000
12,000
501,000
268,000
77,000
""f.ooo
24,000
147",666
296,000
11,000
277,000
40,000
606,000
10,000
N. T. STOCK
EXCHANGE
Ii
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series
Hudson County Gas 1st
Hudson & Manhat 1st &
a._ 1962 J
1949
5s
ref 5s a 1957 F
Adjust Income 5s
Feb 1957
Illinois Bell Telep 3 %s ser b
1970
Illinois Central 1st g 4s
1951
1st gold 3 ms
1951
Extended 1st g 3 Ha..
1951
1st gold 3s sterling
1951
Collateral trust gold 4s
1952
Refunding 4s
1955
Purchased lines 1st 3 %s
1952
Coll trust gold 4s
-1953
Refunding 5s
1955
40-year 4%s
1966
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
—1950
Litchfield Div 1st g 3s
1951
a
d
m N
a
A
a
J
O
41%
45%
Sale
41 m
MN
54
Sale
51x
38 m
f
A
45
80
61,000
32,000
47,000
19,000
1,000
39,000
8,000
48,000
29,000
a
st
a
refunding 5s
a 5s
Sale
Sale
96 m. Sale
7 m
7%
Sale
%
Sale
69
Sale
88 m
91
29%
31
33 %
68 m
65
108 m
29 m
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
8
j
104"
106]
Libby McNeil & Libby 4s
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7a
For footnotes, see page
30.
11
79 m
86%
86
Sale
1m
57%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
n*:::::
102% 103
106 m
Sale
103
95
7
%
6%
6%
51%
67%
Nov.
Nov.
1
8% Nov.
1% Nov. 1
7% Nov. 13
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
%
56 %
104%
76 X Nov. 14
102 m Nov.
103% Nov. 4
105% Nov. 19
78
91
27
29%
65%
67%
69 % Sale
107 % 108
Nov.
8
8
Nov.
27%
1% Nov.
Nov,
58
Nov.
105
Nov.
Nov.
8
Nov.
25
1
29% Nov. 29
28
Nov.
Nov. 15
Nov.
29%
—.
78
Nov.
Nov.
91m
29
8
Nov.
85%
22%
Sale
23%
%
1m
Sale
56%
105
103%
Sale
107%
21%
79
70
70
90
156%
106 m
J
106%
MN
104 m
M S
107 X
Sale"
107%
105 X
105 X
A
O
2% Sale
84 %
86
80
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
A
j
J
Nov. 29
95 m
90 m
95
58
34
15
50
75
Nov. 29
75
Nov. 29
Feb.
50
Feb.
68
80
June
75
May 14
Feb.
80
Feb.
5
80
Nov. 18 163% Nov. 18
Nov.
1 108% Nov. 30
Nov. 27 106% Nov. 27
Nov.
1 106% Nov. 14
Nov. 28 105% Nov. 20
3% Nov. 18
94
Nov. 14
93
Nov.
8
Mar.
85
Jan.
25
157
May
168
Apr.
15
105
May
108% Nov. 30
7
106% Nov. 14
105% Nov. 20
108% Aug.
106% Nov.
100% May
101
June
1 % July 20
80
June 13
3%
95%
95%
62 %
61%
79% June 18
38
May 21
38
May 28
33
June
39
Mar
69% Apr.
6
27
4
42
Nov.
4% Apr. 10
97% Sept. 18
95% Nov. 25
62% Nov. 12
61 % Nov. 12
60% Nov. 19
61% Nov. 16
88
Nov. 26
23
97% Nov. 14
79% May 21
92% Nov. 14
Oct. 19
May 24
42% May 28
79% June 22
30
June 24
39% Jan.
5
70% Nov. 14
68% Nov. 14
95
Nov.
9
41
Oct. 30
Jan.
27
Sale
Sale
91%
95
Nov.
9
36
38
36% Nov. 29
41
Nov.
1
60
95
56% Nov. 13
56% Nov. 13
27
May 10
35
Jan.
32% Nov.
36
Nov. 16
22
36
Nov. 16
Nov.
35
35
Nov. 19
23
Apr. 12
May 29
35
Nov. 19
Nov. 15
20% Apr. 15
24% Feb. 27
20% Apr. 15
35
Nov. 15
30%
68
Sale
34
37%
34%
34%
34%
34%
75
72
87
44%
84%
Sale
44
Sale
72
68
Sale
Sale
46
50 m
Sale
50% Sale
20% Sale
22 m Sale
127 m
2
94
41
zi
34
Nov.
30% Nov.
Nov.
75
73% Nov.
44% Nov.
44
Nov.
16% Nov.
17% Nov.
20% Nov.
50
Nov.
118
Nov.
34% Nov. 15
35% Nov. 18
80
73%
47%
50%
21%
22%
12
Jan.
9
Jan.
23
3
Nov.
8
30
51
Oct.
Nov.
9
22%
23%
25%
58%
Oct.
40
June
Nov.-20
109
June
106% 104% Nov.
Sale
122 m 123
122% Nov.
Sale
128% Nov.
130 m 129
100
98
96% Nov.
97%
Nov.
106
106% 106
107
Sale
103% Nov.
104% 105
106% Nov. 27
1
123% Nov.
129% Nov. 2
99
June
Nov.
31% Nov. 26
109% Nov. 18
Sale
106
34
27
108 m 109
Sale
93
91%
34
Sale
30
107% Nov.
91
Nov.
Nov. 12
99
Nov. 14
106
Nov. 13
104% Nov. 22
93
Nov. 14
30
1
25
57
118
80
50
June
Nov. 15
19
73% Nov. 14
2
48% Feb.
4 118
11 106%
121% May 22
120% May 23
90
May 23
104% Mar. 20
100% May 15
28% June
105
May
63% Feb.
20
34% Nov. 15
35% Nov. 18
Nov. 13
4
Sale
56% Nov. 13
Nov. 14
Nov. 12
Nov.
22
53
123%
129%
96 m
104%
103%
31% Nov.
Jan.
Nov.
19%
25
32
37%
May 21
8% May 21
9% May 21
10% May 22
16% Sale
17% Sale
58 m
56%
116% 117% 117M
104 m
127
23
103% Nov. 30
107% Jan. 20
May
104% July
30% Nov. 28
70% Nov. 14
68% Nov. 14
31%
O
Oct.
15% Oct.
16
100
4
34
j
105
64% Nov.
1
62% Nov.
6
92
Nov. 29
34%
120%
11
May 31
24 % June
5
50
May 28
50
May 21
28
32
117
o
65%
63%
94%
31
O
23
31
62
30 m
A
Nov. 26
Jan.
62%
32
19
-
%
99
44% Mar. 13
47% Mar. 13
6
1% Jan.
30
31
15%
49m
22
14
Sale
30
O
2
Sale
64 m
17
A
2
5
74% Jan.
76% Feb. 19
28 X
a
17
14
June
82
F
15
14 H
6
June
88
Nov. 26
97
Nov. 14
92% Nov. 14
33%
34%
32%
J
June
85
Nov.
7
95% Nov. 27
90% Nov.
6
32%
43 x
43 m
82
21
95%
91%
31%
31%
A
6
18
2
2
99
May 23 103% Jan.
90% May 28 105% Nov. 19
Apr.
9
70% Aug. 20 95
91%
29
F
-----
95%
26%
52
g* June
Jan.
14% Jan.
14% Jan.
Nov. 7
Aprl
8
Apr.
4
Feb. 13
Oct.
3
Nov. 12
90
94
A
48%
% Nov. 23
6% Oct. 30
6% Nov. 29
May 28
91 %
39%
38%
69%
70%
May 23 109%
90
94
a
26 m
50
100
102% June 25 107% Nov. 25
89
May 28 103% Nov. 12
97% Nov. 7
78
May 21
2
Nov. 25
16% Jan.
7
June
102% Nov. 28 103 % Nov. 30
106% Nov.
8 106% Nov. 8
% Sale
F
29 m
Oct. 16
July 10
7
Oct.
Sept. 23
64 X
62 m
54%
30
Sale
3
13
Feb.
36%
99%
69%
17%
May 13 105% Mar. 19
3
May 29 106% Oct.
104
13% Mar.
July
163%
107%
106%
105
106 m 105%
104% 105m 104%
108
F
26 m
7
50% Jan.
47
25
Sale
85
35
21
21
10
17
1
84
95
78%
82%
82%
37
May
May
19% July
99% Jan.
54
July
8% June
33
30
8
1
85
75
80
87 x
32
23
7
87
Sale
Sale
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
96m
94
53
86 m
65
91 % Nov.
34
57% Nov. 28
58
Nov. 27
1
1
45
30 m
17
1
49% Nov.
52
Nov.
Sale
Sale
O
6
Feb.
6
7
Sale
58 m
Sale
m 5
May
Oct.
Sale
Sale
59
58%
Sale
Sale
Feb
56
Nov.
58
95 m
49 m
50 m
48
54
May 22 58
May 18 105
56 m
56
Sale
44
36 %
5
7
30
93
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
60% Nov.
61% Nov.
Sale
Sale
81%
75%
75%
3%
3m
93 m
93 X
40
d
15
7
67% Nov. 19
65% Nov. 27
70% Nov.
8
Nov. 20
107% Nov. 18 109% Nov. 12
106%
39
45 X
43 m
Oct.
Nov.
68
162
162
Sale
M s
79
65
Apr.
65% Feb.
38
79
75
J
4
3
11
103 m
78
90
O
3
56% Jan.
Apr. 23
Sept. 26
14
79
j
46% Jan.
46% Jan.
Oct.
9
16m
73
j
10
Nov. 13
20
21
A
8
4
Feb.
45
43
Nov. 13
Nov.
95
25 m
10 iH Nov. 12
97% Nov. 7
Nov.
Sale
24
68% Nov. 27
15% Nov. 17
Nov.
7
106
107% Nov. 25
104% 104% Nov.
85
78
Sale
Sale
90 m
87
1955
1944
66
69 m
108 %
Sale
6%
51X
74%
102 m
104 m
J
—1951 f A 129% 130%
97
100
1952 A O
Little Miami gen 4s series a
1962 m1v
Loew's Incs f deb 3 Ms
1946 f a 102m Sale"
j
D
66
75
Lombard Elec 7s series a
1952
Sale
Lone Star Gas 3 Ms debs
1953 f A 108
a Long Dock Co 3% > ext to
1950 a o 72%
5s debenture
Lion Oil Ref conv deb 4m8
32%
Sale
7%
J
82
5s.-1951
1965
25
1
103%
101]
Lehigh Valley (n y) 4Ms ext---1950
AfN
t a Leh Vai (Pa) gen con g 4s
20u3
a Gen cons 4 m *
2003 afn
a Gen consol 5s
2003 AfN
Lehigh Valley Term Ry ext
Lexington & East 1st gu 0
76%
85%
22 m
Sale
80
5s. —1954
102 %
104 x
94 H
M s
j
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st
7m
7m
54
57 X
8
1974
1943 J~3
1943
extend to
105% Nov.
99% Nov.
IX
6%
6%
1%
44% Nov. 12
41 % Nov.
8
36% Nov. 22
105% Nov. 23
105 m Nov.
1057jj Nov.
Sale
fund 5s —1974 fa
stamped
ASec 6 % notes
a6s stamped
1
Nov. 13
36 H Nov.
104 x 105m 105 m
105732 Sale
105% Sale
53
O
1964
a5s stamped
Nov.
14
7 m
25
Lake Erie & Western rr—
5s 1937 extended at 3% to
1947 J
55,000
j
2d gold 5?
1941
51,000
J
45,000 Lake Shore & Mich Sou g3%8--1997
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
a 1st mtge income reg_Dec 31 1975
65,000
Nav4%sser a—1954
109,000 Lehigh Coal
Cons sink fund 4 ms ser o
1954
58,000
AFirst & re; sinking
68
15
Sale
J
1954
1954
1964
69m
14
Sale
1961 J
a5s stamped
68m
100 X
87%
89%
1944
16
Sale
.
a5s stamped
Alst & refunding 5s
27
1
107 m
Sale
Nov. 27
35 m Nov.
Sale
84
60% Nov. 27
98
Sale
—
1965
1945
Sale
40
38
Sale
a
J
41X Sale
38% Sale
Sale
Sale
—
Sale
Sale
Sale
100 X
96
Sale
j
43 m
39m
35 m
Sale
28
J
53
60 m
65
105 m
Sale
15
21
47
55
15m
Sale
5
45
71%
13%
Sale
Nov."27
June
48% Jan
50
Apr.
88
68
Sale
58
Oct.
61
10 127
32% May 23
34
May 22
34% May 27
31% June
5
40
May 23
28% May 21
70
July 22
Aug.
75
61
90 x
44% Nov.
42% Nov. 6
42% Nov. 12
52
Nov. 7
40% Nov. 8
56
92 m
10
J
-
53
55
102% Sale
42% Nov.
27
42
70
105
June
43 X
45
60
a
o
63 x
63
41
100m
89% Nov. 15
-Nov. 14
90
20
15
29
25
28
May 22
53
63
Sale
Sale
37% Nov.
Nov.
40% Nov.
38m Nov.
47 m Nov.
36 X Nov.
40
37% Jan.
8
Apr. 30
36% June 10 50% Jan. 24
16% Feb. 21
9% May 22
4
108% May 22 112% Jan.
91
Jan
3
86
July 30
83
May 27 89% Nov. 15
Nov. 14
86
May
6 9 0
22
120
*
4
78m
43 X
48
15m
95
40
Sale
61m
57
49
Sale
38m Sale
46 m
50
36%
w
89 m Nov. 15
88
Nov.
8
70
Sale
Sale
41
76
45
10%
Sale
78%
66 x
85
57 X
60
1950 AO
162,000 Kan City South 1st g 3s
j
Ref & Imp 5s
—April 1950 j
414,000
a
38m
40 m
35
63
1990 A
1936 a
20,000 Lehigh & New Eng rr 4s
18,000 Lehigh & n « 1st gu g 4s
Lehigh Valley Coal—
42 m
Sale
35
60
7,000 Kanawha & Mich 1st gu g 4s
177,000 J*aK c Ft s & m ref g4s.
a Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)
56,000
4,000
13,000
3,000
20,000
3,000
1,000
107,000
41,000
585,000
297,000
124,000
41,000
1,000
Sale
70
F
22:066
43%
41
MN
111,000 Jones & Laughlin St'l 1st m 4 Ha
1,000
91%
86%
86 X
43
1961 M S
9,000
32,000
152,000
259,000
133,000
95,000
21,000
42 m Nov.
10 X Nov. 26
11% Nov.
109% Nov.
* 110% Nov.
42% Sale
-
2,000
10,000
1,000
78,000
35,000
10 X
109%
92%
88 m
88 m
41
1955
Deb gold 5s
...
602,000
M S
16,000 lilowa Central Ry 1st & ref 4s._ 1951
J d
20,000 James Franklin & Cleart 1st 4s. 1959
Plain.
Sale
Sale
1947 F
1952 j
1961
4Ha unguaranteed
Kings Co Elec Lt & Pow 6s__— 1997
1954
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
1951
1st & ref 6ha
—
1951
Koppers c > 4s series a
1950
Kresge Foundation 3 % notes
Kreuger & Toll class a—
a 5s Uni orm ctfs of deposit-- 1959
1939
ALaclede Gas Lt ref ext 5s
1942
Ref & ext mtge 5s
1953
Coll & re 5 ms series o
1960
Col & ref g 5%s ser d
1942
Coll tr 6s series a
1942
Collatera. trust 6s series b
Sale
Sale
J
1960
105,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1943
a Ctfs w w stpd (par $645)
1943
a Ctfs w w stpd (par $925)
1943
a With warrants (par $925)
Keith Corp (b f) 1st ser g6s_--- 1946
35,000
1987
1,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s
Kentucky & Ind Term 1st 4Hs-- 1961
1961
Stamped
"2", 000
Sale
11%
48 m
—
—
44
109 x
O
1952
ja Internat Gt Nor 1st 6s a
o
a Adj mtge 6s series a_ July 1 1952
J
1956
a 1st mtge gold 5s series b
J
1956
a 1st gold 5s series c.
o
1944
Internat Hydro el deb 6s—
o
1941
Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
j
Intern Paper conv 5s series a__ 1947
1955 M S
Refunding 6s series a
AfN
Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s b — 1972
First lien &ref 6 Ha--
125 m Nov.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
29% Nov. 12
126% Nov. 20
44% Nov.
Sale
MN
J
Nov.
Sale
70
j
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
27
28%
126 M
43
35
A
Ask
Ask Bid
29 x
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Nov. 30
129
Sale
29
91
86 %
86 %
Dlv&
InternatT & Tdebg4^s
Bid
125
68
111 Cent & Chic St l & n o—
Joint 1st & ref 5s ser a
1963
451,000
4 ha series c
372,000
1963
—1948
7,000 illseder Steel Corp 6s
*Alnd Bloomington & w lst4s__1940
21",000 Indiana 111 & Iowa 1st gold 4s.. 1950
4,000 1 Alndianapol & Louisv 1st gu 4s_1956
Indianapolis Union ry—
Ref & Impt mtge 3 %s ser b — 1986 M S
4,000
J
194* J
118,000 Industrial Rayon 4%s.o
1961
Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s ser f
173,000
o
81,000 Inspiration Consol Copper 4s— 1952
o
1947
305,000 Interlake Iron conv deb 4s—
79,000
102,000
44,000
56,000
130,000
541,000
59,000
457,000
4,000
27,000
834,000
Nov. 1
37 m
46 m
M s
Termg3%s—1953
Omaha Div 1st gs3s
1951
St Lou Div & Term g 3s
1951
Gold3%s_
1951
Springf Div 1st g3%s—
1951
Western Lineslst g 4s
1951
Louisv
Ask
34
45% Sale
13% Sale
112%
89
J
A
33 %
125
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
BONDS
November
Value
EXCHANGE—BONDS
23
28
Oct.
28
28
Oct.
26
Jan.
16
Oct.
Nov? 27
127% Jan.
3
131% Mar. 26
2
101
Feb.
106
Nov. 13
105
Mar. 21
73% Feb. 29
110
93
Feb.
4
Nov. 15
26
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
nles in
|s
BONDS
November
N. y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
II
H&.
142,000
409,000
112,000
401,000
112,000
84,000
2,000
5,000
2,000
88,000
11,000
33,000
800,000
51,000
56,000
35,COO
Ask
Bid
S
10,000
198,000
141,000
21,000
20,000
151,000
9,000
2,000
Price
Jan, 2,
1940
Long Island unified 4s
1949
Guar ref gold 4s
1949
4s stamped
-1949
Lorillard (P) Co deb 7s———1944
5s debenture
—1951
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s series A- -1969
Louisville Gas & Elec SHs.
1960
Lou & Jeff Bridge gu g 4s. . ——1945
Louisville & Nashville RR—
1st & ref 5s series B
2003
1st & ref 4 Ms series C
..2003
1st & ref 4s ser D
...——2003
1st & ref 3 Ms series E
.....2003
Unif mtge ext 354s series A...1950
Unif mtge ext 4s series B—..I960
Paducah & Mem Div 4s......1946
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s......1980
Mob & Montg 1st g 4Ms..... 1945
.
M S
M 8
M 8
AO
F A
J
89
88 54
127
126
125
J
54 127 M
83
M S
M 8
110
Sale
Sale
107 M
100 M
92 54 Sale
8654 Sale
100
81M
83
Bid
Sale
Sale
96
Sale
122M Sale
127 M 129
M
Sale
110
109M 112
102
M 8
Sale
M S
"7754
Sale
96 M
Sale
"86""
Sale
925a
A
106 M
86
I1!?*
84
Sale
113M
86 M
10654 Sale
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
95 M Nov.
1
98
1
95K Nov.
96
98
97 54
Nov.
1
995a Nov. 15
96
97 54 Sale
Nov.
1
99 M Nov. 15
Nov. 14
122 54 122M 1225a Nov. 22 123
127 M Nov. 12 128 M Nov. 26
128
Sale
83 K Nov.
85
85 M Nov. 13
4
110
Nov. 25
11054
Nov. 12 111
110M Il2" 1105a Nov. 19 1105a Nov. 19
15
10554 105
100 M
Sale
Sale
102
Nov.
Sale
96
99
Nov.
91
92 M
92 M
Nov.
Sale
88
86
Nov.
104 54 105
104M Nov.
10754 1085a 105M Nov.
106
107M 106M Nov.
84
86
88
Nov.
113
Nov.
112M 114
Sale
86
88
Nov.
107
108M 106M Nov.
104 54
/105
MN
106
Sale
1055a Nov.
MN
4054 Sale
27 54
Sale
86
85 H
92
26
85
30
M 8
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s—1959 MN
50
83K
40
72
44
3,000 tiMan G B & NW 1st gu 3MS..1941 J J
29,000 Marion Steam Shovel s f g 6s....1947 A O
Stamped
!
20,000
*
J
iMarket Street Ry 1st 7s .Apr 1940
1,000
A
68,000
(Stpd mod) 5% ext to
1945
-1955 M 8
14,000 Mead Corp 1st mtge 4 Ms
15
68
22
'70"
18
87
68
22
"935a
88
95
90
91
Sale
85 M
89 M
86
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
80
90
82
Nov.
Manati
Sugar 4s s f
& Lt 1st 5s
Manila El Ry
Feb 1 1957
1953
18,000 Metropolitan Edison 4Ms ser D.1968
5,000 Met Water, Sewer & Drain 5Ms.l950
2,000 *tiMet West Side Elev (Chic) 4s 1938
A Miag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7S-.-1956
Michigan Central RR—
Jack L & S gold 3 Ms
1951
1st gold 3 Ms
1952
5,000
Ref & Imp 4Mb series C
1979
21,000
163,000 Michigan Consol Gas 1st M 4s—1963
51,000 1*a Midland of N J 1st ext 5s...1940
t Milwaukee & Northern RR—
*
a 1st ext 4 Ms
1939
2,000
*
a Con ext 4 Ms
—1939
9,000
144,000 1A Mil Spar & N W 1st gu 4s
1947
1 aMUw & State Line 1st gu 3 Ms 1941
—1934
42", 000 {iMinn & St Louis 5s ctfi
A 1st & refund gold 4s..
...1949
17,000
....
1962
754",000 t* AM St P & S S M 4s stpd guar.1938
a
Ref & ext series 5s A
D
D
M S
A O
F
J
M S
AfN
J
J
M S
J
J
D
J
D
M S
49
27
15
g
5Ms
J
.....1949 M S
a
66,000
289,000
a
a
A
M"S
5s ser G
....1978 MN
a Certificates of
deposit....Convertible gold 5 Ms
1949 MN
1st ref gold 5s series H__
1980 A O
a
*
Certificates of deposit...
1981 F
1938
{Mobile & Ohio RR—
a Montgomery Div 1st g 5s
1947
a Refunding & Improv't 4MS-1977
2,000
♦a Sec 5% notes
....1938
14,000
1991
4,000 Mohawk & Mai 1st gu g 4s
3,000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A 1960
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv—
a
.
.
A
M 5
M S
M
S
MN
15
85
75a
2
102M Aug.
81
May
70
July
39
May
255a Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
9
Sale
6M
Sale
9
Sale
IK
.
H
5354
79 M
2
1
54M
82
Sale
Sale
16K
175a
165a
154 Sale
14 M
1354
3 54 Sale
1454 Sale
1354
1454
14 M
1354
2M Sale
14 M
14 M
135a
145i Sale
&
70
5§
105M 106
Sale
Sale
60
51
72
154 Sale
16 M Sale
16
16 K
16
1
16 M
16
Sale
Sale
70
77
75a Nov. 13
15l Nov. 7
6
9
17
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
65a Nov.
2
15l Nov. 29
5a Nov. 27
5254 Nov. 9
80
Nov. 29
19
Nov. 16
5
3
Sale
17
16
65a Nov. 1
1M Nov. 25
Sale
Sale
165a Sale
27M Nov. 14
95a Nov. 18
8M Nov. 18
Sale
Sale
Nov. 28
56
Nov. 28
26K No\. 8
125a Nov. 30
Sale
Sale
Sale
165a Sale
17
175a
165a
5a Sale
Sale
88
Nov. 14
Oct. 26
113
MX
Nov. 26
Feb. 21
Oct.
29
22
Apr.
4
9454 Nov. 19
9154 Oct.
29
83
Mar. 20
57
Sept.14 7954 Nov. 30
100 M May 28 10654 Sept. 23
Nov. 19
Nov. 19 95
Nov. 6 67M Nov. 9
Nov. 6 107K Nov. 12
Nov. 14 28M Nov. 2
Nov.
4
Nov. 27
22 10454 Nov. 14
11 8154 Sept. 25
27 5554 Jan. 19
14 46
Apr. 23
66
79M Nov.
106M Nov.
15
Oct.
10854 Nov, 29
3
10654 Oct.
5 10554 Nov. 13
15 M May 18
64 K Jan. 11
June 19
52 M Jan.
4
e945a Nov.
56
9354 Nov. 15
105
10454 July *29 107
155a Apr. 19 25
1
1
16 H
16
14 M
.
May 29
109
June 21 112 54 Jan.
Feb.
1 90
35M July
T5M
May 22
June 24
67
90
Oct.
May
July
97
May
95a Jan.
55
11
67
Oct.
95
Nov.
31
10 6754 Nov.
22 10754 Nov.
15 30
Mar.
37 K May 21
155a June 19
8
9
21
754 May 27
33
Oct. 30
61
11
19
9
12
14
Sept. 30
Jan. 20
32
May 25
1654 Apr.
45a June 5
15l June 13
54 Aug.
1
3 H May 23
3K June 11
3 54 May 24
154 May 17
8 HI Apr.
8
73
65a
1M
5a
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
2M
H
154
53
54M
78
26
Sale
154
„
58
125a Sale
11K
105a
10M
35a
51
18
17
165a
16 K Sale
165a Sale
775a
9
Nov. 15
Nov. 27
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
16
Nov.
165a Nov.
16M
1551
15a
165a
16
Nov.
5a Nov.
165a Nov.
165a Nov.
165a Nov,
155a Nov.
74K Nov.
Nov. 30
6K Nov. 9
9
Nov. 30
2M Nov. 8
15i Nov. 9
535a Nov. 6
84M Nov. 7
23M Nov. 20
125a Nov.
1
12
12
Nov. 20
Nov. 25
4M Nov. 8
185 No\. 9
17
Nov. 18
ik Nov. 12
Nov. 9
Nov. 12
185a Nov. 9
17m Nov. 16
Nov.
1
185a Nov. 9
175a Nov. 19
ism No>. 9
17 k Nov. 16
78
Nov. 21
II*
4
254 Jan.
4
254 Apr. 24
Nov. 30
9
654 Nov.
9
9
Nov. 30
2K
Apr. 16
June
1
June
4
5954 Feb. 28
May 21
88
Oct. 17
32 H Mar. 20
Oct.
25
754 May 21
8
May 23
85a June 10
3
Oct.
29
13
May 21
125a June
6
154 Nov. 19
12 54 May 21
12 54 May 21
12 5* May 28
1254 May 21
54 May 17
12K June 11
1254 May 21
12 54 May 22
1254 June 11
Mar.
2
7
1954 Jan
2
1554 Jan
1654 Jan.
854 Jan.
4
2
4
2154 Apr.
4
2054 Mar. 28
Jan.
4
3
2154 Apr.
2154 Apr.
21 H Apr.
2154 Apr.
254 Jan.
2154 Apr.
2054 Mar. 28
2154 Apr.
4
2154 Apr.
3
35
37
Nov.
40M Nov.
54 M
55M Nov.
105M 1065a 105M 1065a 105M Nov
43
56
57
53 M
110
Sale
no*
Sale
112M Sale
104 M Sale
106M Sale
70
72 M
72M
43
4354
75
43
79
435a
79
II*
110
Nov.
Nov.
1045a Nov.
705a Nov.
44
Nov.
111
37
60
June 22
79
15
—
June
2754 Sept. 11
8
8
20
8
Nov. 20
48
May 22
May 21
Aug. 14
Nov.
44
Nov.
555a Nov.
106
103
June
May
8
Sept. 20
37
Nov.
44
5854 Oct.
6 107
1
'Jan.
14
25
105
110K Nov.
113
Nov.
106M.Nov.
76
25
5
May 2711054 Feb. 17
Nov. 18
May 22 113
9554 May 22 10654 Nov. 22
103
Nov.
62
Sept.
44M Nov.
44
Oct.
5654 Jan.
9
44
Oct.
44
Oct.
14
4
86
Jan.
17
40
*51" "68"
41M Sale
MN
40
Sale
MN
36 M
J D
M N
108 54
Sale
Sale
F
A
J
D
MN
{a Naugatuck RR 1st g4s.
1954
Newark Consol Gas 5s...
1948 J
9,000 {a New England RR cons 5s guarl945 J
a Cons guar 4s........
...1945 J
10,000
D
MN
#¥/
65a
154
U
65a
654
6M
1M
55M
26 M
23
100
85
.1954 J
For footnotes, see page 30,
59 M
Sale
73
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10954 109 M
110M 11154
M 8
1965 A O
National Steel 1st M 3s
Nat Supply 1st mtge 3 Ms
56
Sale
—
Nov.
9
7 10454 Nev. 25
June 10
9954 Nov. 25
72 M June 11
1055a Nov.
91
82
15
15
24
25
4
Nov. 25
June 14 11154 Mar.
103 M Aug. 24
104 M Aug. 27
101
May 29
June 10
78
112
Feb.
2
73 5a Jan. 18
1085a Nov.
106M Nov.
88
Nov.
113
Nov.
885a Nov.
107
Nov.
22
June 17 111
Nov.
Nov.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
78
Nov.
1045a
79M
54
30M
106
108
9954
29 99 54
31 126 k
23 12954
28 8654
83
1UH Not. 7 112M Nov. 22
49
55
Nov. 15
Nov. 1
6
Nov. 14
6
Nov. 14
88
96
945a
96
64
67
67 M
65M
Sale
106
10654 Sale 107
24
28 M
2654 Sale
25K
125a
105a
10 M
35a
W*
715< Nov.
10JS
6654
9454
22 54
66
1941 MN
Nashville Chat & St L 1st 4s A..1978
^National Acme 454s extendedl .946
National Dairy Prod deb 3 Ms ww .'51
Nat Distillers Products 3 Ms
1949
75M
Sale.
22 M Sale
28 M Sale
33 M Sale
A
1955
Mutual Union Tel 5s
654
Sale
1955
...2000
88,000 Morris & Essex 1st gu 3Ms
Constr M 5s ser A
.1955
80,000
Constr M 4 Ms ser B
1955
218,COO
1968
14,000 Mountain States T & T 3 54»
....1947
1,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
55
64
F
...1955
Gen & ref s f 4Ms ser O...
Gen & refs f 5sser D__
Sale
J "J
1st inige 4M8
.1960
62,000
6s debentures
1965
136,000
415,000 Montana Power 1st & ref 354s.. 1966
13,000 Mont Tram 1st & ref 5s series A.1941
General & refunding 5s A.....1955
2,000
Gen & ref 5s series B
3
Sale
Sale
7M
8M
1st & ref 5s series F
...-1977 MN
a Certificates of deposit...
1st & ref 5s series I
a Certificates of deposit..
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4% July
Sale
16 54
..1965 F
a
54
19
14 54
a 1st & ref g
39,000
1M
45
4
29 54
40-year 4s series B... ........ 1962
Pr lien mtge 4 Ms ser D
1978
ACum adjust 5s series A Jan 1967
{ AMissouri Pacific RR Co—
a Certificates of deposit.....—
AGeneral 4s___
1975
73
5 54
6M
J
.....1962
Alst & refund 5s series A
66M
94 M
6554
15
16
Sale
H
8
25M
H
6
Prior lien 5s series A..
1,009.000
75
5
Sale
100
76
52
87
May
120M May
120
May
75
May
Sale Prices
95 k Nov.
1
5
925a June
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
105
Sale Prices
89
Jan. 10
855a June
1
Highest
18
2
6
2
53
Sale
79M Sale
106M
105M 106
3
Sale
If
J
49
Sale
F
J
25-year
85
77 n
111M 111K 11254
86M
9154 Sale
65 M
74
101M Sale
9M
12M
5
103..
76M
50 M
175a
55M
88
J
5s._......
Sale
Sale
13*
.1938
cons
a
119,000
10,000
444,000
54,000
1,000
200,000
106,000
77,C0C
38,000
112
*82
M S
cons
52 54
7S
"7iM
30 M
Q
78
Sale
105
J
MJV
J
a 1st ref 5Ms series B.
1978 J
8,000 1 iMissouri-Illinois RR 5s ser A. .1959
...1990
398,000 Mo Kan & Tex 1st g 4s
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
442,000
215,0C0
8,000
460,000
37,000
9,000
D
5154
58 grd as to int....1938
A 1st & ref 6s series A........ 1946
♦Alst
*Alst
59,000
267,000
6,000
14,000
16,000
857,000
83,000
176,000
508,000
A
D
76 54
52
104M
995a
93M
89M
29
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
275a Nov.
J
J
Lowest
Highest
9754
15
O
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
95 M
96
1104 M Sale
105 M Sale
106
1065a
J
South Ry joint Monon 4s.....1952 J
Atl Knox & Cin div g 4s
..1955 MN
ALower Austrian Hydro-El 6 Ms .1944 FA
McCrory Stores Corp deb 3 Ms.-1955
1 iMcKesson & Robbins deb 654sl960
Maine Central RR 4s series A—1945
Gen mtge 4Ms series A.—...1960
91M
Sale
87 54
89
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Nov. 1
D
J
J
11654
10154
43
43M
65
41
4154
42M
3954
405a 36
33
375a Sale
108 54 Sale
110K
116M
ii65a
405a Nov.
Sale
35M Nov.
Sale
1C1173J
102 M
66 54
66M
Sale
101M
106M
Sale
1045a Sale
Sale
66 M
1055a
1045a Sale 1045a
Sale
106
1075a
1055a 105M 1055a
68
122
38
38M
Nov.
42 5< Nov
405! Nov,
67 M
Sale
105
Sale
106
66
Nov.
102M Nov.
1055a Nov.
1045a Nov.
106
Nov.
1055a Nov.
685a
102M
1065a
1055a
10754
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
106
Nov.
60
415a
48
41
4354 Oct.
June
May
May
5654 Mar. 15
4754 Jan. 11
4454 Jan. 10
May
June
11054 Nov. 20
34 54
27
24 54
10454
11254
10054 July
122
40 M
9
8
1
37M Nov.
110K Nov. 20
1165a Nov. 27
101M
106
Sale
32
1085a Nov.
1165a Nov.
—
6754 Sale
102M
102
65
Sale
"445a
39M Nov.
39
Nov.
41M Nov.
435a Nov.
64
102
June
May
10354 May
§9 H May
10054 May
102
-May
63
June
119
June
36
Jan.
3154 May
39
Jan.
4
Feb.
6
10154 Jan.
8
70 54 Jan.
25
120
Sept. 21
10754 Feb. 14
106 54 Apr.
8
10754 Nov. 25
103
106
71
Nov. 18
Jan.
11
12454 Jan. 31
4354 Apr. 13
4354
Nov. 26
Sales in
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
23,000 New England T & T 30-yr 5s A. 1952 J D
30,000
1st g 4M8 series B
1961 AfN
24,000
81,000
47,000
57,000
84.000
29,000
1,000
91,000
2,000
19,000
45",o5o
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s—.-1986
N J Pow & Light 1st AHs
-1960
New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser
7,000
Npt & Oin B
429,000
371,000
3,213,000
883,000
495,000
...1956
deposit—-----
.....1954
deposit..———
gu g 4 His——.1945
ilst 514s series A
iOertificates of
gen
New York Central RR—>
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¥'A
H
107
129M
"70""
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71
Sale
56
Sale
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31M
30M
104M
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65 M
67
68
25
31M 29M
30 M
28 M
31
34 M
35M 34
105M
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35 M
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32M
37 M
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36
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62 H
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61
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A
Ref & impt 5s series
Conv secured 314s
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90 M
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90
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O
55
Sale
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O
58 M
64 M
63 M
Sale
56 M
63 M
60 M
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Sale
84 M
Sale
85M
86
97 H
65
Sale
99
59
Sale
58
70 M
59 M
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88
Sale
70 M
57 M
85
O—...--2013
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J
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78 M
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86
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59
58 M
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J
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83 M
75
77
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A tl05M 107
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JiN Y New Haven & Hartford—
...
........
-
Sale
109
Sale
109 M
125 M
Sale
Sale
124 M
11M
13 M
100M 102
53 M Sale
62 M
65
—
15
19
102
54M
55 M
60 M Sale
75M 88
85 M 105
79M
89
1954 A O
J
1955 J
1956 AfN
J
1956 J
J
1948 J
1940 A O
16M
15M
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15M 20
15M Sale
14M
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30
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74
5
1957 AfN
1967 J D
1954 AfN
72
1992 M S
1955 J D
O
97
4M
2M
109 M
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106 H 108 M
104M 106
AO
A
F A
F A
North Cent gen Sc ref 5s ser A..1974 Af S
Gen & ret 4Ms series A—....1974 Af 8
88
77
80M Nov. 27
54
54 M Sale
57
57 M
58
110
110M 108 H
110
110M 109M
Nov. 12
54
57
122 M
106
106 M
105 M Sale
106 M
Sale
105M 117
Nov.
8
61M Nov, 7
H Nov. 12
95
93
Nov. 27
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59 h Nov.
Nov. 27
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16
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2
22
100M 101M 100 M Nov. 19 100 M
54 M
50 M Nov. 28
45
50
61
50
56
56M Nov. 29
93
97 M
85
Nov. 4 96
87
82
14
14
26
15
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Nov. 19
Nov. 6
Nov. 7
Nov. 22
105
87
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Nov.
10
15
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16
Sale
8
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Sale
19M Sale-,
32
32 M
3M Sale
17M Sale
Sale
77
4M
1M
92
Sale
48
50
Sale
Sale
27 M
11
10M
59 M
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
109
4M
14M Nov.
13 M
70
74M
70
74
125 M Sale
103M 105
104H 106
105 M Sale
115M
108
105
118M
112M 113 M
Nov. 14
99 %
Nov. 22
Sept. 24
Oct.
7
66
48M June 19
61
45M May 21
May 21
73
May 24
5
80 M June
66
May 28
73 M Oct.
61M Oct.
3
3
88 M Nov. 12
Nov. 27
95
Nov. 12
93
80 M Nov. 27
Nov. 12
May 27 107 M Apr. 12
1 108 H Sept. 17
104 M June
56 % Apr. 25
46 M June 25
Oct
24
60
46
May 21
77
101
104 M May 28 110M Sept. 26
Oct. 15
105
May 28 111
Apr.
Sept.
22
11
May
19 H Apr.
19 H Apr.
20 ?x Apr.
25
10
May
10
May
12M May
20
Apr.
24 M Apr.
18M Nov. 23
Nov. 30
5M Nov. 12
2h Nov. 6
77
1M Nov.
oVA
26
Nov. 30
Nov.
90 M Nov.
93 M Nov.
95 M
Sale
5M Nov.
Sale
Ill
Nov.
13 M
74M
13
Nov.
71
Nov. 14
6
Nov.
4
36 Vx Apr.
19H June
2M May
12
May
58
May
"*3
May
1M May
85
May
107
108 M Nov. 27
106M Nov.
22M Nov.
20 M Apr.
.
43
52 M Nov.
109M Nov.
6 106
Nov. 22
3. 96
26* 86% Oct. 18
79 M Oct.
65
Feb.
11H May
Nov. 25
Nov.
2
5
22
Nov. 30
May 21 100 M Nov. 19
60
Jan.
8
Feb. 23
64
8M June 17
97
43 M June ,7
1
50
July
14
Mar
14
74
Nov.
Nov.
6M Apr.
8
H Apr.
Nov. 30
77
8M Mar. 15
4M Mar. 14
May 16
54 M Sept. 25
110M Sept. 20
85
•
May
105
May 21 108 M Jan. 23
9
100 M May 23 106 M May
101
9
108 M Nov. 27
Mar* 14
30
Mar.
8
12
Mar. 14
14
62 M Mar. 14
Nov. 19
112
May
Jan
2
8
Nov. 25
Nov. 19
Nov. 14 74
Nov.
1 126M Nov. 25
Nov. 23
Nov. 6 106
Nov. 27 105 M Nov. 15
Nov. 19 106 M Nov.
1
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
105M
71M
125M
104 M
104M
105
Sale
113M Nov. 30 113M Nov. 30
92
Oct.
Oct.
% Jan.
9JH
6
112
10
14
22
79
Oct.
10
69
117M June
5
15
28
102 M May 24
102 M May
101
May
107
8
7
18M Apr. 27
17 % Apr. 27
Oct.
12
Feb.
11
15
109 M Sept. 13
104 M May
6
54 M Jan.
114
Nov. 8
Apr. 27
74
Nov. 19
126 M Nov. 25
107 U Apr.
8
106 Vl May
108 M May
2
2
Oct. 17
Jan. 29 118
May 18 113 M Nov. 30
45
70
5
6
13
8
8
6
8
13
16
23
5M Jan
5 H Jan.
39M Jan.
112
Nov. 19 106
May
Nov. 30
91
80M Sept.
78
1
95 M Nov.
May
3M May
6M Nov. 15
111M Nov. 22 107 M May
May
108M Nov. 25 107
103 M Nov. 28
96 M June
Nov.
8
14
2
May
13 M Nov.
8
7M May
10
—
70
88
68 M May 28
85
June
3
53 M June 18
22
32
3M Nov.
108 M
71M
91M Oct.
Nov. 15
15M Nov. 12
16 M Nov.
73 M Nov.
4
Nov.
111
105 M
104 H
4
4
3
66M Oct.
3
64M Sept. 23
65 M Oct.
60 M Oct.
87
29 M Nov.
7
126 M
15
25
20
Nov. 23
59
111M 112
Sale
12
71
18
May
34
Sale
a!*
21
42 M May
19
Apr.
8
36 H Mar. 14
32 M Apr. 13
40
Mar. 14
11
14 M Nov.
17
Nov.
56
IU
44 M May 28
74
May 23
38
May 21
43
May 21
8
9
8
37
May 21
June 18 38 M Apr.
Jan. 31 113
Qct.
27
25
8
5
8
9
22
99M
108 M 110
22 M Sale
5M
7
23 M May 23
29
Feb.
I
23
20
Jan.. 30
6
Sale
June 20
30
71
Nov. 15
Nov.
16
Nov.
16
Nov.
16M Nov.
17 M Nov.
15
Nov.
14 M Nov.
15
87
16
15M Nov.
15
16
May
102 M Jan
101M May
55
June
10
27
15
124M Ndvr 8 125M Nov. 26 120 M May 29 126M Jan. 23
116M Nov. 4 117M Nov. 27 113 M June 11 118M Feb. 19
125^
11751
22
6
108
Nov.
103 M 104"" 102 H Nov.
103
104
13
Nov.
13 M
13 H Sale
12M
13
Nov.
13 M
14M 13 M Sale
Mar.
1
40 M
59 M
31M
33 M
Apr.
June
May
May
29
10
72M Oct. 30
42
42 M
41M
68 M
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
73 M
43 M
Sale
109 M
95
7M
52 M
64
Sale
Sale
56 H
56 M
Sale
.....
9M
108 M Sale
108 M Sale
108 M Sale
106 M 106 M
Sale
110
Sale
106
107.9 108
105 M 117M
110M Sale
116
117
118M
105 M Sale
76M
D
D
D
73
Nov.
56M Nov. 27
7
108
-
4,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s......1946 J
102,000 Pacific Gas & El 4s series G
1964 J
57,000
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms series H—1961! J
90,000
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms series I... 1966 J
70
85
Nov. 30
90 M Nov.
7
89
Nov. 20
5
0
20,000 1 iOgden & Lake Ch 1st guar g 4sl948
10,000 Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s_.—1943
85.000 Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s.......1965
1st mtge 4s
.....———1967
13,000
1st mtge 3 M«
1972
61,000
64,000 Oklahoma Gas & Elec 3Ms— -—1966
4s debentures
1946
28,000
..1943
81,000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s_._.1945
2l",660 Oregon RR & Nav con g 4s....1946
3,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s.. 1946
1st guar cons 5s stamped
1946
2,000
98,000 Ore-Wash RR & Nav 1st & ref4s 1961
297,000 Otis Steel 1st mtge 4M» A...—1962
Sale
Sale
Sale
Nov. 14
Nov.
inM
O
iOertificates of deposit.. 412,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4s—1997
Gen & lien ry & Id gt 3s..Jan 2047
183,000
Ref & impt 4 Ms series A——2047
191,000
Ref & impt 6s series B
2047
1,057,000
Ref & impt 5s series O
2047
45,000
Ref & impt 5s series D
2047
121,000
93,000 Northern States Power 3 Ms——1967
N'western Teleg 4Ms extended. 1944
6
Nov. 27
91M Nov, 15
60M Nov. 8
66 M Nov,
7
64M Nov. 7
Nov.
90 M
95 M
J Northern Ohio Ry—
ilst gtd g 5s
......-1945 A
ilst mtge g 5s (stamped cancel¬
lation of guarantee) — -.1945 A
62 M Nov.
60
65 H Nov. 12
Nov, 13
8
iOertificates of deposit. - - —
iCtfs of dep (issued by reorgan¬
F
55 M Nov. 27
Nov.
10
ZifN
62 M Nov. 22
89 M Nov. 7
99M Nov. 22
65M Nov, 20
60M Nov. 18
94M
78 M Feb.
Nov.
23 64
105 M July
11
28 106 H Jan.
12 71M Feb.
Mar.
21
May 21 33
30 M Nov.
Jan.
3
25
23
May 24 39M Apr.
24
May 24 37 M Mar.
28 M June 18 37 % Mar.
20
64 H June
45
111
105M 106M 106 M 108M 105
105
105M
105M
25M
Niag Lock & Ont Pow 1st 5s A.. 1955 A O
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5Ms— 1950 AfN
♦J iNorfolk South 1st & ref 5s A. 1961 F A
Nov. 14
Nov. 22
Nov.
54
111
1961
ization manager)
27,000
42,000 *tiNorfolk & South 1st g 5s.... 1941
iCtfs of dep (issued by organ¬
1941
ization manager)
7,000
67,000 Norfolk & West Ry 1st con g 4s. 1996
1949
34,000 North Amer Co deb 3 Ms
1954
Debenture 3 Ms—
63,000
1959
Debenture 4s
48,000
8
Nov.
8
Nov. 25
Nov.
107
J
1967 J
B
1946 J D
N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
1946
68 stamped—
.......
1* aN Y Westches & Bos 1st 4 Ms 1946 j" "J
Niagara Falls Power 3Ms.——- 1966 Af S
34 M Nov.
32 M Nov. 29
33
30
38 M
33
48
109 M
A
P
Nov,
1
Nov. 25
63 M Nov.
7
58
Nov. 13
3
~52M
31
30
88
Sale
Sale Prices
122
May 15 128 % Jan.
122 M June 11 129 % Nov.
60 M July
60 M July 15
Jan.
105 M Mar
7 109
26
109
52
O
Nov. 14
2
97% Nov., 4
,
1943 AfN
gold 5s....——— 1940
For footnotes see page 30.
Sale
Sale
100
15
57,000 New York Steam Corp 3 Ms—— 1963 J J
J
aN Y Susq & West 1st ref g 5s. 1937 J
3,000
*
1937 F A
iSecond gold 4M».—
iTcrminal 1st gold 5s
N Y Tel ref 3 Ms series
Sale
116M Sale
117M
15
14 M
9,000 N Y & Queens El Lt & Pr 3 Ms- 1965 TAN
New York Railways Corp—
J
Prior lien 6s stamped ....... 1958 J
2,000
1951 AfN
12,000 N Y & Rich Gas 1st 6s A—
94M
90
80 M
1947 Af S
1947 A O
liN Y Prov & Boston gen 4s... 1942 A
N Y & Putnam 1st con guar 4s.. 1993 A
♦iGeneral
91
Sale
54 H
59
108 H
Sale
35
60
Sale
Sale
52
49 M
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Sale
90 M
89 M
109
Nov. 26
Nov. 19
Nov. 20
105 H Nov. 29
105M Nov. 20
69
Nov. 19
29 H Nov. 15
30M Nov. 9
36M Nov. 14
32
Nov. 12
108
70
64
84 M Nov.
Sale
79 M
81M
iNYLE&W Coal & RR 5M«. 1942 AfN
J
iDock & impt 1st 5s..—... 1943 J
1941 M S
N Y &
iNon-conv debenture 4s. .
50,000
iNon-conv debenture 3 Ms. ..
8,000
iNon-conv debenture 3 Ms.-.
67,000
iNon-conv debenture 4s.....
53,000
iNon-conv debenture 4s_....
100,000
iOonvertible debenture 3 Ms..
101,000
iConvertible debenture 6s
732,000
♦
^Collateral trust 6s
138,000
i Debenture 4s
....
41,000
ilst & ref 4 M8 ser of 1927---.
328,000
1 iHarlem R Sc Pt Ches 1st 4s.
102,000
158,000 JaN Y Ont & West 1st g 4s
iGeneral 4s
36,000
Sale
Nov. 12
115M
1998 F
—
32
35
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
2 127
4 129H Nov. 27
r70""
63
107 H 107 M 106 M Nov,
67
Nov.
69
67 H
60 M Nov.
60
64
34 M
28
Sale
Nov.
128M Nov.
1
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
126 M 127M 126
37
O
*aN Y & Greenwood Lake 5s.. 1946 AfN
N Y & Harlem g 3 Ms———-. 2000 AfN
N Y Lack & Western 4s ser A.. 1973 AfN
1973 AfN
Guar 4Ms series B—
2,000
61M
Ask
Ask Bid
127
29M
"a
19,000
2,000
38,000
31,000
52,000
15",666
125
128 M
Lowest
Nov. 30
34M
p
65,000 N Y Dock 1st gold 4s__.—....1951
Convertible 6% notes...!.—1947
32,000
71,000 N Y Edison 3 Ms series D
1965
1st lien & ref 3 Ms series E.—1966
38,000
N Y & Erie—See Erie RR.
8,000 N Y Gas El Lt Ht & Pow 5s...l948 J D
Purchase money coll tr g 4s.. 1949 F A
29,000
3,000
15,000
837,000
4,000
11,000
18,000
73,000
74,000
Bid
74M
A
N Y Connecting 1st gu 4M® A—1953 P
1st gtd 5s series B_........—1953 P
20.666
Nov. 1
106
105 M Sale
68 M
67
10-year 354 s secured s f
..1946
Ref & impt 4 Ms series A—-2013 A
327,000 N Y O & H R g mtge 3 Ms
1997
293,000
Debenture 4s of 1912-...-—-1942
19,000
Lake Shore coll g 3 Ms—
1998
Mich Cent coll g 3 Ms
78,000
1998
New York Chicago & St Louis—
460,000
Refunding 5Ms series A.....1974
1,271,000
Refunding 4Ms series 0....-1978
4s collateral trust..
..—1946
119,000
149.000
1st mtge 3 Ms extended to..—1947
302,000
3-year 6% notes
1941
14
Debenture 6s
—---1950
15,660
"70""
105
{♦aN O Tex & Mex income 5s..1935
iOertificates of deposit-—---iFirst 5s series'B
.1954 A O
iOertificates of deposit. .
ilst 414s series D—
125 M
69
1st & ref 58 series B—
1955
New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar. _ 1953
gold 5s series O
1956
iOertificates of deposit———
129M
107M Sale
A.1983
ilst mtge
Ask
127
A
NO & N'eastern ref 4M» ser A-1952
New OrleansP S 1st & ref 5s A--1952
iOertificates of
207", 655
F
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
November
28",666
27
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE—BON DS
DEC., 194-0]
59
113
112 H
D 108M
110
Sale
109 M
72
Sale
62 M
54 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
M Sale
49 M Sale
42
Sale
Sale
54 M Sale
110M Sale
71M
41M
49 M
61M
53 M
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
54
Nov.
109 M Nov.
27
27
27
27
28
27
4
3M
108M
106 M Sale
109
109M
109 M Sale
109 M 109M
3M
108 M
106 %
4
l07"
Nov.
8
Nov.
8
Nov. 13
Nov.
8
Nov. 26
4
Nov. 16
108 M Nov. 23
106 M Nov.
8
109
Nov.
7
111M Nov. 26
3M Nov.
108 M Nov.
106
Nov.
111
108 M Nov.
108
109M Nov.
109 M 110
109
117M
117M
116M
117M
117
II8M
106M 108 H 109
Sale
85 M Sale
65
112M Sale
111M Sale
110M Sale
58
112
62 M
Nov.
82
Nov.
60
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
112H 112
111
111M Sale
110M 110M 110M Nov.
7
62 M Nov. 16
Apr. 29
P
Oct.
3
Sept. 23
Oct.
2
2
68 M Oct.
Oct.
1
60
Oct.
1
60
Nov. 26
105 M May 28 111
8
95
95
May 8
May
3M Nov. 20
107 M July 24 108 M
105 , May 15 109 M
104 H. May 21 110
101M May 28 111M
109 M Nov. 14
105M Nov. 12
117 M Nov.
106
Nov.
21
21
45
May 21
40 M May 23
40
May 21
107M May
103
May
90
June
Nov. 13
104
93
July
May
112
Nov. 23 108
117M Nov. 16 112 M June
May
117M Nov. 25 113
May
108M Nov. 29 104
68
May
86 M Nov. 26
Nov.
105
Nov.
105
105M
103 M 102 M i03M 102 M Nov,
103
100M 117 M 100 M 117M
112
111M Sale
113M 111M Nov.
60
Nov. 14
Nov.
9
101
101
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
23
2
5
Apr.
3
Jan.
Jan.
Nov. 26
17 110M Jan. 11
Feb.
9
U 107
17 108 M Jan. 11
2
9 105 % Feb.
Nov. 23
24 112
10 118M Mar. 26
Mar. 18
28 119
23 108 M Nov. 29
24
86 M Nov. 26
53
May 31 62 M Nov. 16
109 H May 28 113 % June 24
1 112M Nov. 20
4 112
Nov. 13
108
1 111M Nov. 13
105 M May 28 111M Nov. 13
May 22 112M Jan.
10
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
28
Sales in
BONDS
November
Value
n. y. stock
exchange
If
Ask
80
80
Bid
%
APacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s..1938
70.000
*A2d extended gold 5s
1938
2,000
43,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 3 Ms series B..1966
Ref mtge 3 Ms series C
21,000
..1966
1,000 Paducah & Illinois 1st s f 4*$s.-1955
M S
32,000 Panhandle Eastern Pipe L 4s A .1952
Paramount Broadway Corp—
F A
1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs—..1955
45,000
*
Inc—•
3 Ms conv debenture
222,000
1947
1944
13,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
Paterson & Passaic G & E 5s...1949
37",600 iPaulista Ry 1st & ref 7s ser A.. 1942
75
68
109M 109 M
110M 110M
101Vs
104M 105
Nov. 1
Bid
74 M
72
I
Ask
Ask Bid
75 M
Lowest
Nov. 30
77
Sale"
lilM
78
-Nov. 26
111M Nov. 4 111*$ Nov. 25
111M Sale
111*$
7
103M 105M 103*$ l05M 103 Ys Nov. 7 103 Vs Nov.
Nov. 7
102 M 103 M 102 Vs Nov. 19 104
103M 104
110
48 M
50
48
83M
84M
44
92
Sale
48 M
110
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3 Ms coll tr ctfs ser B—1941
Guar g 3 Ms tr ctfs ser C.....1942
Guar g 3*$s tr ctfs ser D___—1944
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s ser E..1952
28-year 4s
1963
Penna Glass Sand 1st mtge 3MS 1960
Penn Ohio & Detroit KR—
1st & ref gold 4Ms series A...1977
4Ms series B
—1981
Pennsylvania Power & Lt 3 Ms--1969
_
1,000
44,000
113,000
13,000
100,000
i8i",66o
79,000
3,000
33,000
22,000
625,000
41,000
499,000
105,000
919,000
400,000
267,000
657,000
8,000
42,000
60,000
21,000
13,000
1,000
266,000
44,000
311,000
166,000
13,000
11,000
11,000
6,000
144,000
194,000
284,000
225,000
182,000
_
A
O
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gold 4s
1943
gold 4s
1948
Stamped dollar bonds. _ . . -1948
Gen mtge 3Ms series C__
1970
Consol 4Mb issue of 1915----I960
General 4 Ms series A
1965
General 5s series B
1968
Debenture gold 4 Ms
1970
General 4Mb series D
1981
Gen mtge 4M8 series E
1984
Conv deb 3 Ms
1952
Peoples Gas & Coke 1st 6s.--_.l943
Refunding gold 5s
—1947
t*APeoria & East 1st stmp 4s.. 1940
iCertificates of deposit
Alncome 4s (flat)
---1990
Peoria & Pekin Un 1st 5Ms A.. 1974
Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A—1956
Consol
J D
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94
Sale
45 M
92
Nov.
1
43
Nov. 15
97
Nov. 29
45 Vs Nov.
8
76
36
121
65
Nov. 12
67 M Nov. 18
MN
MN
MN
A O
88 M
Sale
Sale
101M
Sale
108
Sale
88
95 M
85 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
Nov.
121 Vs Nov.
106
Nov.
121M Nov. 14
108 M Nov. 27
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
Sale
94 Vs
Sale
93 M
Sale
104 M
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
Sale
Sale
89 H
Sale
94
Sale
1188
J
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1945
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1949
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109 M
110M
106 h
196M
115M Nov. 22
101*$ Nov.
100 M Nov.
105
105
Nov. 26
Nov.
Nov.
93
Nov. 14
89
49
72
61M
65
107
Sale
65
Sale
62
64
65 M
Sale
109M
Sale
62
Nov. 22
Nov.
1
110
Nov. 12
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
6
64 M Nov.
Nov.
8
Nov.
64Vs Nov.
Noy.
108
109
Nov.
117
122
122*$ 118
Nov.
110M
113*$
112
Noy.
9
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122 M Nov. 26
114M Nov. 27
108
109""
107
Nov.
108
Sale
106
Vs
Sale
106Ys Nov.
Nov. 13
106 % Nov.
4
Sale
109 Vs
16 M
Sale
109 M Nov.
110
Sale
15Vs Nov.
3 M Nov.
3Vs Nov.
17 M Nov. 12
4Vs Nov. 12
7
4M Nov.
104 M
103 Vs
4 M
Sale
104M Nov.
Sale
102
Nov.
105M Nov. 12
104M Nov. 15
105
107 M 105
106 Vs
109 M
17 M
3M
7M
4*$
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96 M
50 M
5M
110M
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Nov. 23
109
12 M
110
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Sale
6*$
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52
55
5
Nov.
Sale
5
4M
110M 107 Vs 110M 110M Nov.
72
Nov.
Sale
74 M Sale
5M
108
115
110
3M
114M Nov. 14
117M Nov. 28
Nov.
Sale
110
106
11
98 M Nov. 14
Nov. 26
114
113M 115
117*$ 118M 116 M Nov.
50 M
108 M
109
Sale
109M Nov. 22
107 M Nov. 29
112 M Nov.
93 M Nov.
49 M
F A
98
104 M
102 M
17M
Sale
4M
4 M
Sale
Sale
3M
3Vs
3M
3*$
Sale
Nov. 14
Nov. 25 105M Nov.
105
104
104
110
110
110M
108 *$ 109 *$
108
116
110
111
110*$ Nov. 20 110 Vs Nov. 20
110M Nov. 14 110 M Nov. 14
109 M
110
115
117
119
107 M 108 M
103 M 108
99
95
110 M
Sale
F
A
1963
1964
1970
J
D
1975
A
O
1977
J
J
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1943 MN
1st 4Ms ser A. 1958 3 D
series B
1959
series O
---I960
4s ser A. -1948
1962
1st gen 5s series C
1974
1st 4Mb series D
--1977
1st mtge 4 Ms
1st mtge 4Ms
"45 M
43
44
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44 M
Sale
117
3
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106*$
62 M Sale
J
109
J
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J
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3
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1950 MN
1952 MN
1953 F A
1955 A O
aOoiis mtge 6s
39,000 Richfield Oil 4s conv deb
1,000 a Rim a Steel s f 7s
6,000 t*ARio Grande June 1st- guar
12,000
1952 M S
1955 F A
5s 1939
132,000 j*ARio Grande Western 1st g 4sl939
92,000|
A 1st con & coll tr 4s series A. .1949
10,000 Rochester Gas & El 4 Ms ser D..1977
Gen mtge 3 Ms series H
1967
Gen mtge 3 Ms series 1
1967
Gen mtge 3 Ms series J
1969
12,000
103*$ 104
3
J
1946
1953 J
a3 M s assented
5,000
3,000 ARhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
2,000 ARhine-West Elec Power 7s
ADirect mortgage gold 6s
12,000
aCoiis mtge 6s
17,000
J
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99 M
96 M
81 *
95
.....
Sale
101 Vs
90 Vs
90 M
101 Vs
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104 M
105
Oct.
31
101
Sept.
110*
109*
Oct.
16
Apr.
19
109*$ Jan.
25
6
110M June
6 115
Mar. 25
June
7 115
Mar. 27
111
81
98*
May 21
3 121
115M June
94 M May 21
%
100M May 21 115*
79
May 28 98
89 M May 22 105
89
May 22 105
93
75* June 11
110
May 29 116
111
May 24 118*$
71
43
Aug. 26
70 %
43 M Aug. 30
10
3M May 21
106 M Jan. 24 110*i
51 % May 27
_
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3
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Nov. 22
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22
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8
Feb.
19
July
20
Nov. 25
Oct.
3
45
Oct.
7
107
Jan.
10
67
May 28
May 28 111
108 M Sept. IK 110*$
112
Aug. 31 122*$
June 10 114*$
106
Mar. 26
Nov. 26
Nov. 27
7
104 M May 31 108*$ May
100
May 28 106?$ Aug. 22
Mar. 12
June
3 Ill*
108
18
9
Sept. 24
May 21
2
May 21
5
Sept. 21
3 H May 21
8*$ Feb. 21
4
Sept. 23
Sept. 23
9
103
Sept. 13 112*$ Feb.
93 M May 28 104*$ Nov. 15
Nov. 25 108
Feb.
110*$ Nov.
111
Sept.
Aug.
115
Sept.
114M June 12119*$ Nov.
99 M May 22 113?$ Nov.
8 113*$ Nov.
99 M June
108
59
8
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Nov. 22
80
Nov. 15
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108 M July
92
May
July
June
108 M Aug.
40
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40
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27(119*$
28
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20
25
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Oct.
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74 M Nov.
4
Oct.
63*$ Oct.
64
Oct.
8
2
2
2
106*$ Apr. 23
Sept. 23
7 117
5
81*$ Jan.
107*$ Feb. 23
101*$ Nov. 30
91
Aug.
9
100*$ Nov. 15
91
Aug.
2
110?$ Mar. 30
97*$ Nov. 12
64*$ Aug.
Jan.
59
Jan.
Nov.
90Vs Nov. 12
100Vs Nov. 15
81*$ June
58?$ Jan.
81*$ June
106*$ June
92 M
3
104 M 104M
101M
99 M
100 M
101
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100
Sale
104
Sale
105 M
104 Vs
102 *$
Sale
90
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90
Nov.
90 H Nov. 16
110
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8
109*$ Nov.
94 M Nov.
2*| Nov.
97 M Nov. 12
2Vs Nov.
8
79
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2*$ Oct.
112M Nov. 16
109M Nov.
108
113
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May
153
Nov.
4
226
May
110*$ Oct.
3
105
Mar. 27
153
Nov.
153
Nov.
4
140
218
Nov.
218
Nov. 14
214
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110M Nov. 28
104M Nov. 18
106
May
109 M Nov.
104
Nov.
5
63*$ Mar. 16
Apr. 19
63 5$ Mar.
99*$ June
50
65*$
May 23
60*$ May 22 81
80*$
62*$ June 11
89*$ June 11 103 *$
90
June 10 102*$
8
Nov. 29
100
103
Sale
78
65 M
Sale
101M Nov.
101M Nov.
104 Vs Nov. 15
106M Nov. 12
Sale
Sale
103 M Nov i
105 M Nov.
Sale
105M
Sale
104 M Nov.
106 M Nov. 20
92
102Vs Nov.
35M Nov.
102 M Nov.
6
Nov. 22
36 '
98*$ June
Sale
30*$
27
27 M
27
27 M
12*
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12 M
106 Vs
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109 M
M S
107*
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27
Nov.
30*$
27
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107
36
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33
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109 M
6
26 Vs Nov.
27 ,, Nov.
Nov.
27 M Nov. 28
27M Nov. 4
27M Nov.
106 M Nov.
4
27M Nov.
107 M Nov. 19
5 *$
Sale
Sale
Nov.
9
Nov. 20
36
12
49
7Vs
35 Vs Nov. 25
27M Nov. 12
27M Nov. 29
Nov.
27 M
33
Sale
9
9
36
34
Nov. 27
80M Nov. 22
103 M Nov. 27
102 M Nov. 29
Sale
33
Sale
81
Nov.
35
27
65M Nov. 29
61M Nov.
77 Vs Nov.
Sale
104 M
105 M
40
19 M
49
Nov.
36
Nov. 15
34
Nov.
31M Nov.
5Vs Nov.
131
132
1
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Nov.
1
131
Nov.
Nov.
8
109*$
109M
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109 M
8
Sale
109 M Noy.
6
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8
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6
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86 M Sale
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103
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15
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87
87 Vs
109*$ 111
55
70
84 M Nov.
4M Nov. 25
5
Nov. 12
4M Nov.
4Vs Nov.
3Vs
4M
53
65
6
89 M Nov. 23
27*$
27*$
27*$
27*$
27*$
15*$ Jan.
12*$ May
13
May
14*$ Feb.
103*$ May
8*$ June
30
109
Nov. 29
Nov. 28
Nov.
Oct.
Jan.
4
4
9
20
Mar. 11
36
Oct.
21
12*$ Apr.
8
131
Oct.
108*$ Jan.
8 111
105
May 22 110
5
9*
May 24
7
21
4*$ Nov. 25
May 23
9
4
Nov. 12
10*$ Jan.
May
5*$ May
Mar.
Nov. 28
40
Sept.
20
130
Nov. 27
Mar. 25
106*$ Nov. 20
103*$ May
6
38
Oct. 18
35*$ Nov. 25
Jan.
14
Nov. 22
109
May
26
Nov. 27
104*$ Nov. 15
90*$ June
21
23
97
20
27
28
28
13
1 104\J£ Nov. 18
96
May 21
1
97 H Feb.
104 M May 22
100
May 22
7
107 M Oct.
104
Sale
11%
11H
104M Nov.
106 M Nov. 10
101 Vs Nov. 30
Sale
.
30.
Sale
8*
13 M
108
54
Nov.
Feb.
100M Nov. 20 102*$ Feb. 10
106 M 106M Nov.
Sale
100*$ Nov.
80 M
80
78 Vs
109 M
109 M
A
77 M
106
64
107 M Sale
95 M Sale
100 M 100 M
12M
13M
Nov. 15
58 M Nov. 12
58 Vs Nov.
9
Nov. 20
Apr.
2
Mar. 15
99 M
77
94
75
111 M 112 M 112
147 M 152""
147 M 153
220
217
215M
109 M 116"" 106 M 109 %
104
12
19
19
15
54M Nov. 20
54 M Nov. 20
117
47
Apr.
105 M Oct. 23 106
102
May 24 107Xi Mar.
99M June
6 108*£ Nov.
99
May 21 107 M Nov.
102
120
Sale
J
1996
117
Sale
77 M
J
2d gold 6s
Sale
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
105
"92""
107
O
57
Sale
"96""
M S
66,000 Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 4Ms.. 1966
St Jos & Grand Island 1st g 4s.
1947
St Lawr & Adirondack 1st g 5s.
1996 J
57
57
90*$
130
3
1941
Sale
Sale
119M 119M Nov. 12 119 M
119*$ 119*$ Nov. 19 119M
113
110*$ Nov. 6 113 M
113 H 110M Nov.
2 113 H
104 M 103 M Nov.
1 105
109 M 109 Vs 109 M
94 M
93
92 M
2 M
2M
120
J
RR 4M» stpd
100 M
90
M S
1948 A
ARutland-Canadian 4s stpd—1949
108 M
56 Vs
Nov.
June 13
May 23 126
56M Sept.24 72
105
63 M
78 M
70
Sale
Sale
D
3
55 H
73
102,000 *1 ARock Is Ark & Louis 1st 4Ms 1934 M S
AKuhr Chemical 6s
75 M
106 M
100 M
90
J
Sale
99 M
106
J
_
58 M
58
110M
J
Sale
105
1968 A
33,000 Pub Serv of Nor 111 3 Mb
20,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s—1948 J
101,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s—1951
Gen & ref 4Ms series A
1997
356,000
Gen & ref 4Ms series B
1997
91,000
245,000 Remington Rand deb 4 Ms w w.1956
4 Ms without warrants
1956
35,000
Rensselaer & Saratoga 1st gu 6s 1941
586",600 Republic Steel Corp 4Ms ser B..1961
Purch money 1st 5Mb conv.. 1954
227,000
Gen mtge 4Ms series O
1956
447,000
11,000 Revere Copper & Brass 1st 4M8-1956
ARheinelbe Union sfg 7s
1946
8,000
58
106
Portland General Electric 4 Ms—1960 M S
J
J
1st 5s extended to 1950--—--
J APorto Rican Am Tobac conv 6SI942
ACertificates of deposit-...
a6s stamped
1942
ACertificates of deposit
Potomac Elec Power 1st M 3 Ms-1966
Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
1951
t AProvidence Secur deb 4s gu—1957
i AProvidence Terminal 1st 4s—1956
30",006 Public Service El & Gas 3 Ms—1968
1st & ref mtge 5s
2037
5,000
1st & ref mtge 8s
2037
6,000
108
118*$
118 5-8
112M
112M
103 M
117M 122
110M
103 M
108 V8
110*$
8 110
Nov. 29
8
109M
106 M
Nov.
97
107 M Oct. 30 108*$ Feb. 28
112
Jan.
4
Mar.
109
110
104 M May
Aug.
2
105
110
1
6
June
105
A
107 M 109
108 M
15
May
June 11
7
-.-1953 3 D
1957 MN
1960 F A
MN
Pitts Y & Ash 1st gen
1st gen 5s series B
"97" "
114*$ Nov. 28
114*$ Nov. 26
98 Vs Nov. 15
114
108M
Sale
110M Nov. 12
105M 106
106 Vs
110*$
General g 5s series B
General 4Ms series O
Pitts Va & Char 1st guar 4s
For footnotes, see page
103 Vs Nov. 15 104 M Nov. 18
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
121 *$
117
7M
106 M
6 108 M Nov. 28
1 107M Nov. 13
1 104 M Nov. 18
110M 109 Vs
109 M 108M
107 M
114 H 113*$
114 M 113M
109 %
109
Sale
114
69 M
Apr
1942
1942
Con 4Mb series 1 g
Con 4Ms series J guar
Gen guar 5s series A
16,000 jARutland
101M
Sale
Sale
Sale
7 000 X
101M
Sale
104
Sale
116*$
Sale
47,000
130,000
100M Nov. 20 100 M Nov. 20
106MNov.
105M Nov.
106M 107
104 M 104 M Nov.
107
Sale
115
59 M
Pitts & West Va
94
121Vs
106 M
112M
93 M
108 M
H5M
58
"3",666
611,000
8,000
19,000
19,000
6,000
21,000
5,000
57,000
4,000
113*$
113M
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Con 3 Ms series E guar g
Con 4s series F guar g
Con 4s series G guar g
69
104
Sale
107 M
1956 J J
series O
1980 M S
Phelps Dodge conv 3 Ms deb—1952«/ D
Phila Bait & Wash 1st g 4s
1943 M1V
General 58 series B
1974|F A
General g 4Ms series O
1977 J J
General 4Ms series D
1981 J D
Phila Co secured gold 5s
1967 J D
Phila Electric 1st & ref 3 Ms
1967 M S
jAPhila & Read C & I ref 5s._.1973 J J
AConvertible deb 6s
--.-1949 M S
t* APhilippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s. 1937 J J
iCertificates of deposit
...
Con 4s series H guar g
"i",66o
1C9M
113 M 114M
113*$ Sale
1st g 4Ms
Con 4s series D guar g
60,665
109
118
Phillips Petroleum conv 3s_.--_1948 M S
M S
60,000 Pitts Coke & Iron conv 4Ms A.. 1952
3,000
45,000
30,000
104,000
Sale
109 M
108 M
1st 4s series B
1,000
4,000
44 M
123 %
63
Apr.
102M Nov. 19 105
96 M
105 M
107 M 109
104
Nov. 30
103 M May 21 110*$ Nov. 26
104 M May 21 112
Apr. 19
102 M Apr
8 103*$ Nov. 7
40
100M#
Sale
78
50M Nov. 30
105
100
May
8
7
105M -1--.
106 M 107
105 M Sale
104 M Sale
108 M
108
85
Mar.
48M Nov.
105 M
Sale
June 10
74
Sale
1002Ijj
104
Sale
1,000
46 %
65
Sale
65
Pgh Cine Chicago & St LouisCon 4MB series B guar g
Con 4Mb series C guar g
42
122
Sale
6
71
50 M
_
349", 000
7,000
125
67 M
F A 102 M
J D 104 H
J D 105 Vs 106
MN 104M 104M
Sale
F A 103
1974
4 Ms debentures
Penn RR consol
41M
124
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Prices
Nov. 26
Nov. 30
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale
Sale Prices
81
75 M Nov. 4
78
78
Nov. 30
110
Nov.
1 110*$
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RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
Jan. 2,
1940
Nov.
Jan.
8
29
Apr.
18
Feb.
21
Mar.
Jan.
9*$ Jan.
7
2
23
68
May 29 98?$ Feb. 15
Mar. 18
108*$ Aug. 30 112
N. Y. STOCK
DEC., 1940]
Sales in
November
Value
Jan.
2,
Nov. 1
1940
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Ask
Bid
Ask
St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
♦
ARiver & Gulf Div 1st g 4s—1933
371,000
AOertificates of deposit--11,000
1948
58,000 tiSt L Peo & N W 1st 5s„
40,000 St Louis Pub Serv 1st mtge 5s__1959
11,000 St L Rky M & Pac 5s stamped. _ 1955
JiSt Louis-San Francisco Ry—
a Prior lien 4s series A
1950
374,000
AOertificates of deposit
361,000
iPrior lien 5s series B
1950
118,000
AOertificates of deposit
47,000
iCon M 4*s series A
781,000
1978
AOertificates of deposit stamped
282,000
75,000 {iSt Louis Southwest 1st g4s.._1989
10,000
A2d gold 4s income bond Nov 1989
145,000
*Alst terminal & unif 5s.
1952
81,000
A Gen & ref 5s series A
1990
St Paul & Duluth 1st consol 4s..1968
24",666 fiSt
Paul E Grand Trunk 4 *s._1947
86,000 I ASt Paul & K O Short L gu 4 Me 1941
11,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar, 1972
183,000 San Ant & Aran Pass 1st guar 4s. 1943
21,000 Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix 1st 5s'42
16,000 XASchulco Oo guar 6*s
1946
35,000
AStamped
AGuar. sinking fund 6*s B—1946
6,000
97,000
AStamped—
112,000
6,000
61M Sale
J"
J
M S
21*
J
J
58*
J
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South & Nor Ala gu 5s..
-1963 A
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29,000
1st mtge pipe line 4*s—
1951
235,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug *49
1st 4*s (Oregon Lines) ser A.1977
687,000
Gold 4 Ms
1968
573,000
Gold 4Hs
1,727,000
May 11969
Gold 4*8
1,996,000
1981
51,000
10-year secured 3*s_.
1946
San Francisco Term 1st 4s... 1950
32,000
668,000 South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s— .1955
4s stamped..:
-.1955
—1994
469",000 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s
Devel 8c gen 4s series A
—1956
1,043,000
Devel & gen 6s series A—...1956
14 J,000
Devel 8c gen 6*s series A
222,000
1956
Memphis Div 1st g 5s
—.1996
9,000
St. Louis Div 1st g 4s
—.1951
39,000
27,000 Southw Bell Tel 3 Ms series B—1964
1st & ref 3s series O—
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64,000
167,000 tASpokane Internet 1st g 5s... 1955
24 a ,000 Standard Oil N J deb 3s...—.1961
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1980 J D
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5*8 A.1964 M S
J
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1960 J
1960 A
1937 J
O
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June 15 1953 J D
324,000
47,000 Tol & Ohio Cent ref 8c imp 3*8.1960 J D
21,000 Tol St L & West 1st
1950 A O
g 4s
Tol W Va 8c Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942 M S
Tor Ham & Buff 1st 4s
1966 J D
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st 5s..
1949 Af S
5,000
J
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AfN
8,000 ATyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 *s_.1955
AGuaranteed sec s f 7s——.1952 F A
23,000
68,000
1,000
14,000
103,000
144,000
789.000
,315,000
225,000
25,000
39,000
Ujigawa Elec Power sec 7s
1945
Union Electric (Mo) 3*s
1962
♦{AUnion Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s.. 1945
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May *42
3s debentures.....
.....1959
Union Pac RR 1st & land gr g 4s. 1947
34-year 3 Ms debenture
1970
35-year 3 Ms debenture
1971
Ref mtge 3 *s series A..—...1980
United Biscuit 3*8 debs......1955
United Cigar-Whelan Stores 5s. 1952
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see page
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69,000
94,000 Texarkana 8c F S Ry 5Ms A guar 1950
..1959
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BONDS
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75
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4
29
Oct.
93 5* Jan.
2
Nov. 12
1
Oct.
June
305* June
Nov.
104 3* Nov. 28
Nov. 27
105
12}* Nov.
4^
Nov. 26
109
107
6
36 5* Nov.
Nov.
423* Nov.
4}* Nov.
Nov. 18
104
Nov.
5
Nov. 15
103
103}* Nov. 29
1035* Nov. 23
123* Nov.
3 }*
4}*
4
43*
104}* 1045*
Sale
78}*
79
675* Nov. 16
8
Nov. 22 1085* Nov.
42}* Nov.
125* Nov.
27}* Nov.
45
6
Nov. 28
95
26
Nov. 28
103
May
May
90
M S
Nov. 18
Nov. 22
102
102 3* Nov. 26
101}* Nov. 27
1
102}* Nov.
June
12}*
7}*
42}*
J
4
104
15
29
23
96
45
J
30
1015* Nov. 13
1003* July
1005* July
July
100}* Aug.
100}* July
100}* July
100}* July
100
July
1003* July
100}* Aug.
1003* July
100}* July
100}* Aug.
100}* Aug.
102
Sept.
99}* July
100}* July
101
Aug.
1005* July
100
July
18
May
20
July
20
July
Oct.
33
20}* July
20
Apr.
100
84
67
445*
15}*
295*
Nov. 27
Nov. 25
103}* Nov.
103
Nov.
103}* Nov.
1035* Nov
1005* Nov. 23
100}* Aug. 12
1013* Nov. 28
July
July
July
7 104}* Nov. 28
Nov. 27
4 105
62}*
Sale
A
Nov. 28
19 102}* Nov. 19
35
107 }* 1075* 107
Sale
F
12 103
355* Nov. 25
80
62 }*
Sale
MN
18 1023* Nov. 20
18 1023* Nov. 18
1
45
83
108}*
27 101}* Nov. 27
1 102}* Nov.
1
35
Sale
109 }*
110
31
55
100
Nov. 13
19 101
22 102
Nov. 22
26 102}* Nov. 26
4
1105*
100
Nov. 28
100
35
109
1955 F A
1957 MJV 108
1661* Nov. 23
28 101
Nov.
35
1003* Aug. 12 100}* Aug. 12
Oct. 19 1003* Aug. 12
1003* Aug.
7 1003* Oct. 19
101
88
Nov.
91
Sale
87}* .88}*
104 M 1045* 103}* Nov.
103 5* Sale
104}* Sale 10454 Sale 1035* Nov.
20
Sale
102 H Sale
103 3* Sale
A
....
903* Oct.
753* May 21
100
100
100}* 100}* 101
LVU Xi
100}*
100}* 101}* 1005* Nov. 23
30
25
90
A
l*AWabash RR 1st gold 5s.
1939
289,000
*
a Second gold
5s
1939
111,000
Alst lien 50-year gold term 4s 1954
7,000
ADet & Chi ext 1st g 5s
1941
6,000
*ADes Moines Div 1st g 4s-_l1939
19,000
AOmaha Div 1st g 3}*s
1941
66,000
aToI & Chic Div 1st g 4s—
1941
9,000 1 AWabash
Ry ref & gen 53*s A__l975
113,000
ARef & gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B '76
247,000
ARef & gen 43*s series C
1978
298,000
ARef & gen 5s series D
1980
202,000 Walker
(Hiram) G & W deb4}*s 1945
22,000 Walworth Co 1st
mtge 4s
1955
202,000
6s debentures.
1955
10,000
89}* Nov. 15
108
101}* 1015* 1025* 1013* Nov.
101}* 1015* 1025* 101}* Nov.
Nov.
102
101}*
102
103"" 1023* Nov.
1015* 10154 101}* 101}* Nov.
1015* Nov.
Sale
10154
101}* Nov.
102
102}*
1023* Nov.
102
102}*
1025*
1023* Nov,
102}* 1025* 1025*
1023* Nov.
102}* 102}* 1025*
1025*
101}*
102}* Nov.
1015* 1025* 102 5* 103
Nov.
102
102
Sale
102}*
Nov.
1015* 102}* 1023* 103" 103
Nov.
103
102
103
103}* Sale
102}* Nov.
102
1023* 103}*
103}* Nov.
1023*
1025* 103
1025* Nov.
103}*
102}* 103
102
1023* 1035*
103 3*
103}* Nov.
102
103}*
103 54 Nov.
103
1035*
355* Nov.
-49"
37
34}* Nov.
37
36}* 35}* Nov.
36 5* Sale
22}*
J
Virginia Elec & Pow 3 3*s ser B..1968
22,000
Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st g 5s—1949
10,000
Va & Southwest 1st guar 5s
2003
First cons 5s
1958
-"9,666
Virginian By 1st & ref 3 5*s ser A 1966
163,000
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Price
6
100
100
MN
Vandalia consol g 4s A
Consol 4s series B
Sale Prices
843* Nov.
100
1
Highest
100
MN
3,000
AUnited Steel Wks g 6}*s str
16,000
a3 }*s ser A assented
1951
8,000
a6}*s series C
1951
4,000
a3 }*s ser C assented
1951
ASinking fund deb 6}*s ser A 1947
"5,666
a3 }* s ser A assented
1947
2,000
United Stockyards 4 Ms w w
1951
70,000
Utah Light & Trac 1st & ref 5s—1944
128,000
Utah Power & Light 1st 5s
1944
217,000
Ask
Sale
Lowest
Highest
99}* 100 }* 99}* 100}*
1003*
1003* 100
MN
1943
—May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
1.625s
2.20s
88
107 %
MN
1941
1941
1942
1942
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
——
,,-Nov 1 1943
.8758
1.00s
1.125s
1.25s
1 376a
2.15s
10,000
7,000
7,000
0,000
23,000
4,000
27,000
1
1
1
1
1
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
60s
625s
805*
109}*
Lowest
Nov. 30
1
Nov.
1940
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
bonds
November
3
3H Nov. 20
Nov. 19
May 23
6354 May 17
56
2
9
82
Nov. 12
93
Nov. 25
_
S
34
1,000 Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
2,000 Wash Term 1st guar 33*s
6,000
-5",000
1st 40-year guar
Westchester Light
Gen mtge 3 ^s
M
debs—1948
4sr
gold 5s
1948
1945
n
1945
Maryland 1st g 4s
D
1950
1967
J
32
56
-
-
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
Convertible deb 4s
1st mtge s f 4s series O
•
J
126H --108 3* 109 J*
11851 Sale
108}* 109
1265*
108}*
114}*
110}*
102}*
Sale
O
Sale
185*
M
S
M
S
Sale
MN
Sale
J
D
Sale
M S
Sale
15
J
J
J
J
Sale
J
Sale
J
M S
F
Sale-
A
Sale
1045*
Sale
Sale
Sale
85*
A
J
D
J
Sale
O
J
110
entirely Dec. 27 at
105.
a
entirely, Dec. 1 at 1013*.
/
f The price represented Is the dollar quotation
per 200 pound unit of bonds.
Accrued interest
payable at exchange rate of $4.8484.
78
16
61
Nov. 26
61
Nov. 26
108}* Nov.
103
Nov.
1 127""Nov."27
Nov. 12 109}* Nov. 25
Nov.
1 115
Nov. 12
Nov. 1 111
Nov. 19
Nov. 7 1043* Nov. 27
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
92}* Nov. 22
107$
Nov. 28
Nov.
1
Nov.
7
4
\f'
Nov.
79
Nov
f?*
Nov. 14
14
Nov. 15
273* Nov. 7
53 5* Nov. 22
50}* Nov. 14
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov,
115
Nov. 27
106 }* Nov. 27
15
Nov.
6
Nov.
115
Nov. 27
Nov. 22
Nov.
30
Nov. 19
Nov.
28}* Nov. 19
1065*
1025*
Nov. 25
Nov.
8
Nov.
Nov.
7
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
104}* 104}* 1043* Nov.
104}* Nov.
companies
month,
and
Nov. 26
37
May 10
70
Feb.
1
1105* Nov. 27
110
Nov.
6
1 105}* Nov.
1 104*»j Nov.
• The
following
during the current
only transactions of
in years
not Included
5
106}* June 22 109}* Apr.
108 H May 22 109}* Feb.
June
120
5 128}* Apr.
1043* May 28 110}* May
Jan.
1 120
114}* Nov.
Mar.
May 15 112
98
May 31 1043* Nov.
72
May 27
79
June
107
92}
105* May
50
May
535* June
51
May
10}* June
7
1
4
22
79
Nov. 14
liH
Nov. 14
10
22
11
5
10
7
3
50 3* Nov. 14
May 14
Nov. 27
Oct.
31
Apr.
4
Nov. 27
Nov. 22
6 115
May 21
Nov. 15
27 M Nov.
54}* Oct.
110}* June 12 116}*
965* Jan. 29 106}*
155*
9}* May 28
100 H May 29 1065*
96
May 28 1025*
June
Feb.
Feb.
May 23
4
Nov. 22
Jan.
June
\lH
15
27
185
32
Feb
18
6
17
21
35
110
8
3
20
Nov. 28
3 101
Oct.
18 108}
18}
105* June 11
30 3* Oct.
293* Oct.
24
Apr.
Apr.
5
5
June
10
105*
9
4
May 29
106
May 15 1105*
107}* June 10 110}*
14
6
Sept. 9
24
Nov. 27
Apr.
Apr.
12
12
4
101}* May 28 1095* Jan.
101
May 20 1065* Apr. 26
cash
month
sales
and
transacted
were
are
not Included
in the monthly or yearly range.
Marion Steam Shovel
Deferred delivery sales,
current
6 1085* Nov. 15
"55*
104}* Sale
104}* Sale
Nov. 18
58
Sept. 5
May 18
June
60
127}*
104
915*
May 28
31
915* Nov. 28
6s 1947, Nov. 18 at 95.
Prussia^3*s 1951, Nov. 28 at 31.
range
n
r
*
Nov. 26
Nov. 19
1093*
for
the
Nat'l Acme 4}*s, 1946.
58
32
IIIII 1265*
1085*
Sale
1145* 115}* 1143*
110}*
110}* 111
Sale"
109
Sale
Sale
103
4
Nov. 4
Nov. 19
43
1 Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by
such
1 The following bonds have been called
redemption, either entirely or partially:
1085*
55*
1948 M S 109}* Sale
1961 MN 1055* Sale
Bonds selling flat.
Industrial Rayon 4}*s 1948.
645*
65
853* Nov.
32
16654
1013* 101}* 1023* 103
115
114}*
1123*
28
"29~5* 28
29}* Sale
28
275*
16}*
30}*
16}*
6
6
6}*
Sale
8
6
7
5}*
7 }*
9}*
109 % Sale
109}*
1093* Sale
109}*
104 3* 104}*
Sale
MN
915*
Sale
40
905*
92}* Sale
90}* Sale
95}*
100}* 101
955* Sale
1073* 10854 107
1075* Sale
1254
13}*
125*
145*
13}*
13 5*
123*
13 5*
125*
13}*
Sale
74
705*
Sale
71
733*
77}* Sale
75}* Sale
Sale
76
735*
75 H Sale
27
27 H
Sale
27
"52 H Sale
56}*
Sale
52
Sale
48
48
50
48}*
115
114}*
114
105}*
1055* Sale" 1063* Sale
145*
145* Sale
1055* 106}* VOQH 1065* 105}*
Sale
J
A
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
k
42
1085*
--
30,000
57
30
43}* Sale
108
O
1952
761,000
First & ref 5J*s series A
1977
445,000 Western N Y & Penn gen 4s
1943
31,000 jAWestern Pacific 1st 5s ser A..1946
87,000
|AsS6Ilt6d
140,000 Western Union Teleg 4}*s gold.I960
284,000
Gold 5s
1951
407,000
Gold 5s
1960
614,000 AWestphalia Un El Pow 6s__.—1953
36,000 West Shore 1st 4s guar
2361
178,000
Registered
2361
30,000 Wheeling & L Erie RR 1st con g 4s '49
13,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 43*s ser A. .1966
268,000 1* AWilkes-Barre & East 1st gu g 5s'42
85,000 Wilson & Co 1st M 4s ser A
1955
48,000
Conv debentures 3 5*s
1947
45,000 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
1960
1,000 t AWisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s__1949
ACertificates of deposit--.
466-,000
♦
11,000
ASup & Dul Div & Ter 1st 4s.1936
ACertificates of deposit
88,000
Wisconsin Elec Power 3}*s
8,000
1968
1961
24,000 Wisconsin Public Service 4s
47,000 tAWorces & Conn East Ry 45*8.1943
247,000
91}*
Sale
36
34
75
——
A
21,000 West Penn Power 5s series E—1963 M S
16,000
1st mtge 33*s series I
1966 J J
35,000 West Va Pulp & Paper 3s
1954 J D
14,000
Western
86
Sale
85
112,000
t a Warren Bros Co. deb 6s
1941 M S
621,000 Warren R R 1st ref gu g 3}*s—2000 F A
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
Under the rule sales, only
current month
r
Cash
sales,
Ex-interest.
of th« surreal
year's range.
only transactions
month, and not included in
s
»ransactions of the
and not Included In year s rangs
z The
following odd-lot sales were transacted
during the current month, and are not included
monthly or yearly range:
in the
Treasury 35*s 1941-43. Nov. 25 at 101.31.
Treasury 2 5*s 1951-54, Nov. 22 at 110.4.
!
V
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
_r
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING NOVEMBER
Stock Sales
1940
Bond Sales
1939
1940
1940
1939
$159,006,000
1,458,201,000
$151,685,000
1,869,983,000
■
November
_Shares_
20,887,311
189,203,091
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30__
19,225,036
244,256,186
In accordance with a rule of the Stock Exchange. effective Oct. 3,
lots except In the case of stocks which seii only In a small way
November
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
1915, an stocks
are now
quoted dollars
per share.
Prices
are on a
basis of 100-shax#
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded
of
outside
the
In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
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
range for the year.
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
STOCKS
In
November
Shares
310
10
5,100
23,800
1,100
2,600
45,000
5,900
100
72,900
16,200
23.300
7,300
3,000
55,700
10
6,900
11,700
800
7,600
45,900
1,200
34,500
4,000
2,200
500
11,900
12,500
25,900
18,100
390
'
7,700
11,600
240
18,300
22,200
800
40,500
15,500
11,700
400
1,400
20
2,600
5,600
2,500
330
5,100
500
8,700
7,000
4,000
1,4001
61,200
13,200
2,800
4,900
4,500
1,100
16,700
700
100
30,200
12,400
8,800
6,400
17,300
1,100
770
75,300
11,100
12,600
106,100
270
125,800
7,570
7.600
5,400
3,150
50,700
1,700
2,100
60
41,700
7,000
2,400
11,300
4,200
1,200
31,400
9,900
17,200
1,400
26.000
106,300
900
25,300
31.900
64,100
1,500
354,000
3,240
3,300
50
——
-
411.500
105:900
149,900
4,100
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
55 X Nov.
53
Nov.
6
2
118X Nov. 25 120 X Nov. 29
Nov. 6
Nov. 2
Nov. 22
Nov.
1
71 X Nov. 27
4X Nov.
1
Nov. 27
10
Nov.
8X Nov. 28
18^ Nov. 6
22 X Nov. 27
79
Nov. 27
10
Nov.
26X May 10
Nov. 27
12 X
Apr. 16
Apr.
9
8X May 15
14
June
5
4X May 21
55
May 28
21X May 22
Jan.
25
16 X Apr. 23
9 X Jan.
2
73 X May
8
41X Jan.
Jan
4
Nov. 26
Jan.
9
Apr. 22
! Apr.
5
Jan.
4
Apr. 15
Apr.
9
t
Jan.
3
June
I May
3
May
May
Jan.
3
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
,
2X Nov.
4X Nov.
IX Nov.
16 X Nov.
4X Nov.
13 X Nov.
41X Nov,
5X Nov.
33
Nov.
56
Nov.
IX Nov.
22 X Nov. :
4X Nov.
13
Nov.
48 X
Nov.:
17X Nov.
87 X Nov.
13 X Nov.
Nov.
3
22
X Nov. :
110
Nov.'
25X
4X
55 X
48 X
*
8
100
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. :
rl6mNov.!
18 MS .-Jov.
74 X Nov.
7X Nov.
10 X Nov.
36V* Nov.
48X Nov.
June 28
Oct.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
i
May
i May
May
Sept.
May
!
'
July
*
18
Jan. 29
Nov. 29
May 10
Nov. 15
Jan.
Nov.
3
4
May
9
Feb.
23
Apr.
4
Jan.
5
Apr. 18
Mar. 25
Mar.
8
16
iuue
Apr.
May
May :
May :
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
4
fune
8
8
May
3
Apr. 23
22
Apr.
3
Apr.
Apr.
1
Mar. 29
fan.
6
Sept.
May i
May :
May :
Aug. 24
Apr. 27
fan.
Nov.
3
1
May
May
May ;
3 121
July
Jan
3
June
May
May ;
May ;
May ;
Jan
4
Mar. 20
Mar. 19
Mar
7
Jan.
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
Jan.
4
June
Mar,
4
May
Nov.
9
8
May 1
Nov.
Oct.
Mar.
Feb.
23
Nov.:
May 1
May
May I
May !
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
15
11
15
Nov.
Nov.;
Feb.
9
150^ Nov.
May !
May
I
Jan.
3
Apr.
12
Jan.
100
5
147
25
6% preferred-—--—--100
56
5
Feb.
Feb.
23
23
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
Apr.
Apr.
15
9
I
Nov. 14
25
173,400
6% preferred
.100
18,100
10
130,900 American Type Founders
----------
Oct.
-
•
Jau.
$6 1st preferred-----*
10,800
*
310,500 American Woolen--Preferred
100
188,700
Amer £iuc
Lead A Smelt... 1
333,400
ii prior conv pref
._..2o
7,800
2,022.900 Anacouda Copper Mining—-50
Anaconda W ire A Cabie
*
17.440
4
Apr. 15
Apr. 23
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov
A pr.
9
8
Mar.
Glass Corp 12.50
div preferred.
*
g
18
Apr.
.
8
Aug. 23
For footnotes see page 40.
-
8
Jan.
8
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Sept, 25
79
182
10
8
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
Mar. 11
Jan.
IX
14 X
12 X
22-
10
135 X June
3
Apr.
Mar. 26
7
June
Nov.
American Snuff-—.—-.
*o
6X June 11
77
June
8
———*
Wks A El
June 22
61
Nov.
*
------
4
5X June 10
4^ May 21
7 - Ma y 21
15X May 21
Nov.
Nov.
---100
Light—.
X June
May
May
May
May
12
....
-----
10
May 21
May 21
X June
Jan.
9
27X
19 X
58X
X
June
124X Nov.
50
—
15
X June 10
Nov.
115
Foundries.--*
65!000 American Stores
---------*
13[800 American Stove Co
*
85*600 American Sugar Refinlng.-lOO
23 800!
Preferred
100
14*500 Amer Sumatra Tobacco
.._*
371J00 Imer Teiep A Tel eg
— luO
76:,300 American Tobacco.——
25
2 740
12
2
22X Nov.
Rolling Mill--—-.25
4X% conv preferred---. 100
Amer Safety Razor
-18.50
American Seating Co
-_-.-*
American Ship Building--—.*
Amer Smelt A Refining
.-_*
38*100' Anchor Hock
Nov. 27
Nov. 19
65
American
Wat
79
31X Nov.
------*
Preferred
Vm
Nov. 8
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 8
Nov. 16
Nov. 8
184
399,200 Amer Steel
675,700
67X
X
12 X
10X
20^
25 X
4
28
5
1X Nov.
95X Nov.
$6 preferred——---——*
$5 preferred.—*
Am Radiator A Stand San—*
B
60
8X Nov.
100
97,300 Am Mach Sc Foundry---—---*
_*
43,900 Amer Machine A Metals
Class
Nov. 27
21 70X Feb. 14
Feb.
8
22 147
22 46X Apr.
5
Nov. 8
25 60
39 X Nov.
133
Nov.:
—
Preferred
72
49
American Hide A Leatner— 1
9J/0 couv preferred
---50
66 300 Amer Home Products
1
100 200 American ice
*
31J25
0% preferred
100
91 200Ajmer International Corp-—-*
2 1001 Amer Invest Co of Illinois--.-1
American News Co
36
10X Nov.
11*400*
Amer Power A
4X
16X
12X
163X Nov. 22
43X Nov. 8
X Nov. 13
18
178 700
Metal
34 X
1
65
*
449,800 Am Hawaiian Steamship—.10
6% preferred--
8
May
May
May
May
May
June
June
IX Nov.
16 X Nov.
51X Nov.
$6 preferred
American
Nov.
6X Nov.
22 X Nov. 22
18
*
*190l Am Coal Co of Alleg Co N J-25
46.2301 American Oolortype
10
54,600 Am Com Alcohol
20
51.700 Amer Crystal Sugar Co
10
2,850
6% 1st preferred
—100
54,600 Amer Encaustic Tiling-1
4,300 Am European Securities
_*
109 600 Am & Foreign Power
*
94,000
17 preferred
♦
38,300
2d preferred A
*
102,500
3,300
13,020
530,300
110,100
148,900
1,036,300
2,230
565,200
38,320
65,200
41,065
38,830
354,900
16,600
19,500
1,180
6
Nov.
166X Nov. 28 17A
10 X Nov. 28
10X Nov. 9
13 X Nov.
12^ Nov.
1
8
8X Nov. 7
7X Nov. 6
72 X Nov.
6 73 X Nov. 25
33 X Nov. 28
39
Nov.
7
Alpha Portland Cement
*
Amaigam Leather Cos. Inc
1
6% couv preferred.
50
Amerada Corp
——*
Am Agric Chemical (Del)——*
V. uericau Airlines Inc
10
American Bank Note.——10
6% preferred—.——.50
American Bosch Corp. — -1
Am Brake Shoe Si Edy———*
5^% conv preferred--—100
Amer Cabie & Radio Corp—-1
American Can
------25
Preferred
------100
Amer Car Si Foundry
*
Preferred
100
American Chain & Cable----*
5% conv preferred
100
5% conv pref
8,800
Amer Locomotive
270,300
Preferred
73,900
6
Nov.
60
5 X Nov. 25
21X
15X
40^
X
50
110
30
37
Nov.
6
Nov. 28
37
51
17 300 American Chicle.
52 400
1
Lowest
Par
46,500 Abbott Laboratories—
*
1,080
4X conv preferred
.--100
*
470 Abraham & Straus
29,500 Acme Steel Co—-----25
175,300 Adams Express
—*
*
31,100 Adams-Miflis-29,800 Addressograph Multigraph-.lO
340,100 Air Reduction Inc
-—*
24,200 Air-Way Elec Appli Corp
*
130 Ala & vicksburg Ry Co—-100
276,400 Alaska Juneau Gold Mln—10
199,800 Allegheny Corp
*
259,900
Pref series A $30 warr'ts-100
62,200
Pref series A $30 ex-war-100
56,300
$2.50 prior conv pref
*
454,600 Alleghany Ludl'm Steel Corp *
120 Alleg & west Ry 6% gtd—100
53,600'Allen Industries Inc
1
126,300 Allied Chemical & Dye—-—*
10,100 Allien Kid Co
5
134,200 Allied Mills Co Inc
*
385,800 Allied Stores Corp
*
13,600
5%preferred
—100
343,400 Allls-Chalmers Mfg
--——-*
28,400
34,100
6,600
54,900
45,600
418,600
114,600
6,900
161,400
68,500
2,880
72,200
146,400
13,600
RANGE SINCE JAN.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Shares
8,000
Since
I
5"-
"3
N. Y.
32
STOfcK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
aggregate
SALES
In
November
1940
68,000
17,200
100
12,900
2,900
6,000
17,600
400
700
200
1,490
90,800
12,600
27,900
5,200
3,300
26,400
600
22,700
3,900
2,500
320
2,700
4,600
1,690
119,100
46,100
2,001,600
66,700
38,000
40,300
238,200
16,400
1,230
1,470
1,090,200
93,900
5,440
6,600
60,400
291,700
408,000
10,900
49,800
93,100
319,100
455,400
10,300
26,700
309,700
Brewing Corp of America. ..3
Bridgeport Brass Co
*
Briggs Manufacturing
*
Briggs & Stratton.--.*
Bristol-Myers Co
5
Brooklyn & Queens Transit--*
1,050,900
301,100
113,900
40,800
11,620
83,900
21,400
450
3,790
258,100
105,600
33,900
3,700
630
10
2,600
-
100
74,600
—1,900
800
450
3,100
8,500
29,900
10
560
800
62,900
6,500
600
6,900
200,700
8,500
4,800
4,400
33,700
2,500
250
140
155,400
7,700
710
400
1,400
29,200
43,600
500
2,800
7,800
35,200
72,800
1,900
3,300
14,500
68,800
18",400
200
15,000
52,700
690
61,000
5,750
61,100
13,700
13,100
9,400
31,900
10,300
690
5.200
2,600
10,500
16,400
1,450
6,500
8,100
100
40,600
40,300
8,500
35,900
80
75,000
2,300
500
300
380
5,300
6,300
12,300
490
24,100
38,400
2,850
16,900
220
7,800
17,000
530
2,800
5,200
100
861,500
95,300
8,700
1,193,500 Bklyn-Manhattan Transit—- ♦
50,800
$6 preferred series A—
*
112,900 Brooklyn Union Gas
*
4,600 Brown 8hoe. Inc..
—*
155,600 Brunswlck-Balke-Collender.. . *
208,900 Bucyrus-Erie Co—
5
4,190
7% preferred
10U
313,700 Budd (E G) Mfg
--*
34,770
355,900
164,600
75,200
264,400
223,600
137,400
Preferred 7%
Budd Wheel
Bullard Co
Bulova Watch
Burlington Mills Corp
Burroughs Add Mach__
Bush Term Co—
Bush Terminal
11,030
59,500
19,900
135,400
90,700
8,640
32,800
115,000
1,100
262,000
292,900
152,200
536,600
100
—*
*
*
1
*
—1
100
10
30
5
*
100
—*
*
50
Callahan Zinc-Lead...
-1
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper 5
Campbell W & O Foundry
*
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
5
630 Canada" Southern Ry Co
100
616,600 Canadian Pacific Ry
25
21,700 Cannon Mills.
*
12,100 Capital Admin Co Ltd cl A—1
4.530
$3 preferred class A
10
2,760 Car Clinchfield & Ohio Ry--100
61,000 Carpenter Steel Co
.—5
47,300 Carriers & General Corp
1
57,600 Case (J I) Co..
.100
3,960
7% preferred
...100
196,600 Caterpillar Tractor..
.*
691,400 Celanese Corp. of America
*
29,940
7% prior preferred
109
298,400 Celotex Corp
*
2,890
5% preferred
100
64,800 Central Aguirre Associates
*
Central Foundry Co
1
Central 111 Lt4%% pref.—100
18 200 tOentral RR of N J
.100
54.100 Central Violeta Sugar Co......
4 600 Century Ribbon Mills-......*
530
Preferred
100
For footnotes see page 40.
Bid
a13,*
12%
Sale
32%
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
110
5
52
40
Sale
109
108
Sale
5% Sale
Sale
Sale
52
40
Sale
58
Sale
105*
9%
101 %
8%
74
*33% Sale
8% Sale
5% Sale
93
36%
94%
37%
95%
87
36
17
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13%
Sale
Sale
106% 108
7% Sale
Sale
123%
64%
65%
112% 120
7
6
,P
Sale
2
18% Sale
20
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
8% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
M
6%
2%
17%
4%
i
Sale
lH
33% Sale"
20% Sale
Sale
52
Sale
Sale
89%
Sale
127%
Sale
24%
Sale
Sale
19%
10%
20%
12%
Sale
17%
56%
85
Sale
Sale
17% Sale
32% Sale
Sale
110
Sale
55%
58%
25
23%
19% Sale
20% Sale
1%
«
V*
36% Sale
23%
Sale
Sale
aVA
Sale
Sale
39
Sale
it*
,
113% Nov.
23
Nov.
106% Nov,
„
21
Sale
Sale
56%
1 125
1
19%
20% Sale
1%
36%
35%
Ay°
Sale
Sale
12
37%
42%
2%
4% Nov. 13
11% Nov.
6
23% Nov.
6
42
Nov.
1
Nov, 28
32% Nov. 22
x5% Nov. 26
Sale
13
31
Sale
31
23%
9%
10% Sale
107
114% 108%
109% 113
5% Sale
4%
5% Sale
Sale
6% Sale
Sale
Sale
!!*
Sale
35%
30%
*18%
8%
3%
17
Sale
Sale
7%
2%
Sale
Ay*
7
59
6%
31%
30
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
30
Nov.
Nov.
8
13% Jan.
36% Apr.
115% Mar.
35%Apr.
112>f Apr7
May
32% Oct.
June
105
29% May
May
127
57
Nov.
36%
22%
56%
39
93%
22% May
Nov.
63% Ma
109% Ma
14
May
15
May
5 % May
13% May
11
May
Nov.
54
Nov,
Nov,
Nov,
Nov;
Nov.
134
8
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
9
12
13
12
1
23
4
6
19
6%
72%
8%
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
36
Nov.
9 113
29
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
12% Nov. 30
27
23
28
June
7
Jan.
m
97
8
35% Nov. 15
18% Nov. 7
9
Nov. 4
3% Nov. 12
May
May
May
3% May
Sale
Sale
15% Sale
Sale
20%
19% Sale
A*
12
5
Sale
4J
Sale
81
15%
■
77
Sale
SB
10% Sale
Sale
12%
19% Sale
19% Sale
Sale
m
52
Sale
iWs
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
a\y*
Sale
Sale
Sale
19%
80
54
51
Sale
13% Sale
1%
7%
14%
13%
37
36
40
Sale
3%
39
4%
W*
90
Sale
■
40
Sale
39%
Sale
39%
Sale
31% Sale
3% Sale
59
Sale
„
3%
38%
3%
39%
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
4%
42
90
29% Sale
3
61
Sale
Sale
120
114
Sale-
119
47%
28%
118%
7%
Sale
48% Sale
28% Sale
119% Sale
61
Sale
Sale
Sale
62%
Sale
18%
2% Sale
113
2%
tale
6
Sale
2%
82% 101
7
67
Sale
72%
17%
17%
2% Sale
113% 113%
3
5% Sale
3%
2%
91
100%
5
Nov.
1
19% Nov.
1
4
9
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
16
5%
20
4%
10%
82
75% Nov.
1
12
1
14%
6
21
19
51%
1%
6%
13%
13
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
38%
3%
38%
3%
39%
89%
29% Nov.
3
Nov.
55
Nov.
112% Nov.
46
Nov.
26% Nov.
118
Nov.
6% Nov.
61
Nov.
17% Nov.
2% Nov.
113% Nov.
2% Nov.
5% Nov.
2% Nov.
28
1
6
28
6
15
6
27
29
7
16
27
4
6
51%
1%
39
Nov.
4%
40%
4%
40%
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
91
32%
64*
29%
12 119%
29
7%
66%
4
27
1
19%
3%
4 114
26
27
1
7
8
12
9
8
13
8
14
28
9
8
Nov. 9
16% Nov. 7
15% Nov. 15
6 119%
6
49%
7
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
3%
7%
2%
8
13
8
12
12
4
8
8
15
26
9
12
29
14
27
8
9
13
9
8
1
Nov. 13
Apr.
5
Jan.
4
5
6% Jan.
72% Nov. 14
8% Nov, 9
3
20
9
5
20
25
27
3
37% Apr. 30
6
29% Apr.
12%- Nov. 26
Nov. 27
113
May
21
9
4
4
3
3
23
15
4% Nov. 1
24% Sept. 11
Oct.
7
14% May
6% May
14
5
Mar. 15
SB
Nov.
26
27
14
3
9
Nov. 20
,
Nov.
13
27
Jan.
Nov.
13% Apr. 29
26% Nov. 12
Jan.
x5
49
9
2
2% Jan.
4
38% Nov. 15
4% Nov.
8
May
13% May
27
May
38
May
1
7
3
24
_
34% Jan.
June
4
17
12
16
22
9
Apr.
Mar. 13
Jan. 18
22% Apr.
11% Jan.
23% Jan.
16
Apr.
95
Nov.
28% Apr.
34
Nov.
123% Jan.
70% Mar.
29% Apr.
24% Afar.
25% Jan.
12% May
1
May
26
May
Nov.
5
13%
26%
41%
48%
4%
18%
25%
12%
16%
7%
2%
Jan.
9% Apr.
6
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
Nov. 13
30
67% Apr.
M*
6
6
Jan
14% Jan.
102
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
14
52% Jan.
16% Apr.
8% Jan.
111% June
18% May
105
May
Nov.
Nov.
25
80% May 13
10
8% Mar. 4
5% Mar. 4
32% Mar. 4
8% Apr. 15
7% June
6
6
Feb.
19% May 10
6% Jan.
2
May
May
May
Nov.
Nov.
May
May
May
17
13
65%
Feb.
May 21
Aug. 16
20
30
65%
May 2a
24% Nov,
Nov. 1
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Nov. 25
Jan.
9% Mar. 19
51
June 11 124% Jan.
22% Nov.
1% Nov.
38% Nov.
39
Sale
May 23
19%
19%
1%
35%
Sale
Sale
5
7% June
116% 114% 116%
24
June
20% May
Nov.
Nov.
8
22% Apr. 20
27% May
7
7 110
May 23
Nov. 18
23% Nov. 6
44
Sale
6
June
12% Aug.
19% May
99
May
51 % May
17% May
53
45
10
Nov.
24% May
17% May
49% June
19%
53%
28%
84%
40%
A*
5
May 21
20
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
11
Nov. 14
Mar. 26
Nov.
Nov.
16% Nov. 6 21
30% Nov. 27 34
Nov. 20 110
107% 104
52
24
Sale
18
May
8% Nov.
10
Nov. 26
32% Nov. 28 335
Sale
106
52
24
June
4
Nov.
Nov.
Jan.
23 100% Mar. 8
21 25% Jan.
3
21 58% Nov. 19
22 23% Jan.
3
22 % Apr. 20
June
6
102
34
30%
24% Sale
10% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
it*
lWA
Sale
24
„
108
108
8
10%
29%
113%
24%
106%
12
110% Apr. 30
7% Apr. 22
64% Apr. 22
68
Apr. 20
43% Apr.
4
11
Apr.
4
9% Jan.
4
102
July 33
May
May
May
May
12%
2%
3%
5%
27%
8%
11% Nov.
30
Sale
31
4
45% Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
Nov.
Nov.
a:27
June
Nov. 12
Nov.
4
15% Nov. 12
4% Apr. 10
35% Feb. 27
9
May 22
Aug. 29 80
May 22 *93
Nov. 19
Nov. 22
Nov. 12
Nov. 19
Nov. 12
Nov. 12
Nov. 12
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov.. 8
Nov. 14
Nov. 2
Nov. 12
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
10
24
39
38
Sale
Sale
Sale
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
x9
28
114
32% Sale"
4% Sale
1*
27%
9%
6%
28%
Nov.
122% 118
8
7%
7% Nov.
12% Sale
25% Sale
Sale
Jan.
May 21
May 22
May 22
Nov. 29
Nov. 14
46
Nov.
5% Nov.
5%
29% Sale
20%
6
May 21
May 21
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Nov.
7
Nov. 25
Nov.
7
18%
4%
6%
9%
5
Nov. 15 21%
Nov. 7 55%
Sale
Sale
Nov. 4 33
Sale
86% Sale
Nov. 28 93%
Sale
130
Nov. 4 134
130% 127
Sale
Sale
24
23% Nov. 30 28
19
21
Sale
20
Nov.
20%
9
Sale
Nov. 28
9% Sale
11%
19
Sale
21
Nov. 16 21%
18%
12% Nov. 14 13%
13% IS*
95
Sale
99
85
1
87
Nov.
57
30%
39%
Sale
6
16% Nov.
3% Nov.
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Nov.
31
120
-
17
5
June
Nov. 18
Nov. 13
7%
49%
74%
119%
7%
3% Nov. 25
19% Nov. 25
4% Nov.
Sale
114
23
Sale
105% 111
100% 110
63%
24%
108
Nov.
16
16% Sale
25
20
21
118% Nov.
6% Nov.
2% Nov.
Sale
Sale
Sale
58%
15%
Nov.
65
7
3
Sale
Sale
5
19
Nov.
7
Sale
4
37
48% Nov.
Sale
Sale
c
Sale
49% Sale
73%
Sale
31
Sale
111
lis"" Sale"
Sale
108%
6
IV*
a;93
51% Nov.
13% Nov.
12% Nov.
17
Nov.
22% Nov.
107% Nov.
Sale
10?S
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
16
Sale
16
17
8
28
114%
58%
60%
33%
9%
88% Nov.
22% Sale
10
28% Sale
10
110
6
June
June
Nov. 13
Nov.
9
8% Nov. 15
6% Nov.
17% Sale
56% Sale
14%
14%
29%
9%
26%
113%
23%
106
103
10%
15%
9
29
Sale
Sale
May 21
15% Nov. 12
3i*
Highest
Sale Prices
Prices
Jan.
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
76
Sale
109%
60
31% Sale
8% aV/s
79
35%
Sale
7
4
4% Nov. 28
48% Nov. 7
60% Nov. 15
31
Nov. 6
8% Nov. 7
4% Nov. 29
Sale
JX
33%
88%
17%
51%
14%
12%
Sale
108% Nov.
Sale
7
76
80
J*7.*
1
4
2
32
!
80% 100
73
85
Sale
12% Nov.
Nov,
Nov.
13%
Sale
6%
39%
Highest
Sale Prices
102
82
SB
Ask
33
33%
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
Sale
12
2
2%
12
Oct. 31
Nov. 15
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
5
Apr. 22
36
Jan.
17% May
12% May
7% July
2
May
35
5% May 21
4% May 21
May 28
May 24
May 22
May 22
9
May 21
14
May 21
50% July 25
May 21
May 21
May 21
May 21
34
July 16
2% May 22
29% May 28
3% May 23
36% Aug.
1
3
75% June
22% May 21
2
May 24
39% May 23
16% Oct. 23
4
7% Jan.
3
23% Apr.
Sept. 5
3
13% Jan.
21*
BIdgs—
Depos. ctfs. 7% pref
Butler Brothers
5% conv preferred
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers (A M) Co
Partic preferred...,
Byron Jackson Co
Calif Packing Corp
5% preferred
100.500
3 470
Ask
Par
Baldwin Loco Wks vt tr ctfs.13
Baltimore & Ohio.—
100
4% preferred
100
Bangor & Aroostook
50
5% conv preferred—...100
Barber Asphalt Corp
10
Barker Bros..
r---*
5% % preferred
50
Barnsdall Oil Co
—.—5
Bayuk Cigar lnc
--*
1st preferred
100
Beatrice Creamery
—.25
$5 -preferred wittrwarrr^*
Pref ex-warrants—
*
Beech Creek RR Co..
50
Beech-Nut Packing...
20
Belding-Heminway
*
Belgian National Rys part pref
Bendix Aviation Corp.
5
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp..*
Prior pref #2.50 div ser 38-*
Best & Co
Bethiehem Steel Corp (Del)--*
7 % preferred. ----- - - - - -100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc..*
Black & Decker Mfg Co
*
Blaw-Knox
*
Bliss & Laughlin Inc..—.—5
Bloomingdale Bro3...
*
Biumenthai & Co pref
100
Boeing Airplane Co
---5
Bohn Alum & Brass Corp
6
Boi Ami class A
*
Class B
*
Bond Stores lnc
1
Borden Co (The)
15
Borg-Warner Corp
---5
Boston & Maine RR
100
Bower Roller earing Co —.5
83,300
32,500
14,500
6,400
1,110
11,400
2,700
...
_
Andes Copper Mining Co—20
APW Paper Co lnc
5
Archer Daniels-Midiand
*
Armour (Del) 7% preferred. 100
Armour of Illinois
—5
$6 convertible priorpref. ._*
600
7% preferred.
100
130,700 Armstrong Cork Co—
*
24,600 Arnold Constable Corp
5
45,700 Artloom Corporation
—*
140
7% preferred—
—100
144,200 Associated Dry Goods
1
4,100
6% 1st preferred
-.100
9,300
7% 2d preferred
100
5,800 Associated Investment Co—*
13,610
5% preferred
100
517,600 Atchison Top & S Fe--_—100
53,400 1 5% preferred
100
174,200 Atlan Coast Line RR-100
35,600 Atl G & W I S3 Lines
1
30,600
5% preferred
lOu
314,800 Atlantic Refining.
-.25
6,600
4% conv pref series A.-.100
304,000 Atlas Corp
6
63,300
6% preferred
50
20,000 Atlas Powder
-••*
3,430
5% conv preferred
100
38,200 Atlas Tack Corp
*
70,220 Austin, Nichols & Co—
*
12,300
$5 prior A
*
1,386,700 Aviation Corp (Del) The
3
14,500
22,800
22,600
17,300
797,800
91,000
2.000
2,600
.
Nov. 1
Shares
3,700
1,600
1
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
STOCKS
Since
'JB
39*
it*
82
Nov. 13
4
15% Jan.
26% Feb.
9
Mar. 13
Feb.
iSB
21
Feb. 21
Apr. 18
3
23% Apr.
Apr. 17
6% Mar. 6
3
40% Jan.
6
Apr.
4
45
May
1
91
Aug.
1
32% May
9
40
75**
Nov.
8
Jan.
4
June 10 119% Nov. 26
4
42% May 15 56% Jan.
20
May 21 35% Apr. 29
100
105% May 22 119% Sept.
5
May 21 XV* Feb.
June 15 72
48
May
17
Aug. 15 26% Apr.
3% Jan.
1% May 15
June 12 114% Mar.
106
5% Apr.
2% May 18
4
May
May 21
eS*
88
Oct.
Sept.
15
neH
4 100
Mar.
28
15
1
22
3
9
5
10
7
Apr. 16
n. y. stock;
Dec., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
November
n. y. stock
Since
27,400
16,200
21,500
1,100
300
2,700
300
7,000
51,000
1,100
600
8,100
2,000
24,800
3,100
400
2,300
5,300
5,400
300
2,600
5,300
410
135,600
8,300
i,030
1940
exchange
Par
Bid
193,000 Cerro de Pasco Copper-—---*
—1
158,800 Certain-teed Products
6% prior preferred
100
104,910
—--12,600 Chain Belt Co
Champion Paper & Fibre go—
6% preferred
100
2,120
Common
*
44,200
--*>
26,700 Checker Cab Mfg
143,400 {Chesapeake Corp.--
38
-go
482,400 Chesapeake & Ohio
Preferred series A
1UU
9,400
7,400 {Chic & East 1u rr 6% pf-100
{Chicago Great Western—
4% preferred
100
41,800
-5
23,500 Chicago Mail Order Co.
135,000 Chicago Pneumatic Tool——-*
$3 conv preferred
—*
16,300
Prior pref ($2.50 cum divs)*
6,100
100
23,800 {Chicago r i & Pacific
7% preferred
—100
14,600
6% preferred—
100
16,800
-*
9,200 Chicago Yellow Cab--10
60,700 Chickasha Cotton Oil—
---*
100,400 Childs Co
*5
i,670 Chile Copper
—
o
1,332,300 Chrysler Corp
65,500 City Ice & Fuel
Ask
Sale
6 %
Sale
32 % Sale
19%
20%
101
103
25%
26
16%
17
4% Sale
7,400
20
50
200
4,900
40
62,400
12,000
220
4,300
Special gtd 4% stock
50
230
*
268,500 Climax Molybdenum Co
--*
298,200 Cluett Pea body & Co
Preferred
——100
1,570
*
52,400 Coca-Cola Co (The)
ai-i»'
wwmwinrinrr"
6,700
•
------500
19,700,
5,800
40
7.300
970
3,690
2,020
9,500
4,400
167,900
2,900
160
3,300
2,900
2,200
14,800
600
24,100
300
63,200
392,800
14,600
84.700
800
7,700
2,900
4,600
23,300
5,400
560
910
61,000
178,100
9,100
2,900
9,100
4,000
70,700
1,400
II,100
2,400
1,300
14,300
6,800
12,500
2,200
25,100
1,500
9,300
12,300
147,500
57,500
5,000
18,900
2,300
1,590
29,400
700
15,200
3.500
30,500
2,500
5,400
3,200
11,600
240
2,000
35,900
1,020
95,300
24,200
330
22,900
1,690
6,900
1,200
44,100
1,800
5,900
396,300
26,400
417,600
1%
11%
14%
33%
46%
%
900
4,600
40
System lnc class
104,000
68,500
Class b
a—--2.50
2.50
--*
—-
1,255,000 Columbia Gas & El-_36,200
1,650
28,600
58,600
19,800
194,400
6,500
229,920
6,500
856,300
1,889,300
104,900
1,133,100
4%%
Comm'l
conv.
*
preferred—100
Investment Trust—-*
1935-*
-*
$4.25 conv. pref ser of
Commercial Solvents—
Commonwealth & Southern—*
$6 preferred
Commonwealth Edison
—-*
Co-.25
Conde Nast Publications
»
15,100
83,300 Congoleum-Nairn Inc.---—-*
----43,300 Congress Cigar
Certificates of deposit
14,200
Consol Aircraft Corp———-1
314,000
140,200 Consolidated Cigar—-——---*
——-100
7% preferred
2,600
6% % prior pref
100
4,750
681,900 Consol Cop perm ines Corp-—5
1,066,600 Consol Edison Co of n y lnc-*
$5 preferred
— *
63,800
25,900 Consolidated Film Industry. _1
$2 partic preferred
*
59,600
Consol Laundries Corp
5
61,100
805,100 Consolidated Oil Corp—----*
17,900 Consol rr of Cuba 6% pf-100
62,500 Consolidation Coal co—7—25
6% conv pref
---100
13,600
Consumers Pow Co $4.50 pref-*
14,100
240,100 Container Corp of America--20
127,500 Continental Baking Co class a ♦
Class b
--*
130,100
8% preferred
-—--100
21,800
234.000 Continental
10,700
80,000
111,000
1,548,800
380,300
58,600
339,600
36,800
20,040
192,600
6,400
336,500
132,800
298,700
19,370
30,100
32,900
235,200
4,360
14,500
506,400
12,540
457,500
55,600
3,860
329,000
ii,360
43,300
30,500
215,600
80,100
10,700
2,910,700
557,200
Can————20
-*
$4.50 preferred
Continental Diamond Fibre--5
Continental Insurance.---2.50
Continental Motors
1
Continental Oil of Del
5
Continental Steel Corp.-----*
Copperweld Steel Co
—5
Conv pref 5% series
50
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co—20
Crosley Corp
(The)———--*
—*
pref w w
*
Crown Cork & Seal
$2.25 conv
Preferred ex-warrants _-..-*
Corp.——5
$5 conv preferred———— *
Crucible Steel of America---*
5% conv pref
100
Cuba rr 6% preferred
100
Cuban American Sugar——.10
Preferred—- ——-100
Cudahy Packing Co
30
Cuneo Press lnc
6
Curtis Publishing Co (The)—*
Preferred
*
Prior pref
----*
Curtiss Wright Corp..———1
Class a
——1
Gushman Sons 7% pref.—100
$8 preferred
————*
Cutler-Hammer Inc..-------*
Crown Zellerbach
98,800
8,600 Davega Stores Corp——.5
Conv 5% preferred
—25
4,700
For footnote* see page
>
Sale
10%
Sale
Sale
2%
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Lotvest
Sale Prices
6
106% 101
Nov
1 105
Sale
37% Sale
20 % Sale
5%
104
22
22
Nov
4
17%
19% Nov
2% Nov
41% Nov
27
23
23% Nov
Nov
3% Nov
43% Nov
95% Nov
22
97
2%
^
42
Sale
95
96
1
1
%
8%
|
Sale
8
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62%
65—
18% Sale
110
18%
4%
5
4%
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19%
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5
33
27
46
48
48
Nov
10%
2
10*
12%
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88%
92
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55
45
At
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9%
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2
25%
74%
8%
87%
2%
36%
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2%
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30%
33%
143
104%
60-%—61% 60%
11 % Sale
11%
100- '101% ItK)
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31
Sale
112
Sale
22% Sale
1%
.1%
2
2%
1% Sale
27
Sale
34%
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
6%
83%
Sale
20%
4%
78%
Sale
76
Sale
69
74
81
Sale
75
Sale
5%
23
8%
Sale
Sale
80
8
Sale
89%
Sale
8
Sale
30% Sale
107% Sale
1%
9*
4% Sale
IP.
4
16
42%
113
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115
7%
40% Sale
3% Sale
23% Sale
28%
29%
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31%
7%
g*
frH
90
Sale
Sale
Nov
Nov
Nov
74% Nov
Nov
114% Nov
35% Nov
83% Nov
Nov
Nov
27
Nov
6
33% Nov
14
32
Nov
6
34
Nov
8
143% Nov
28
Nov
104% Nov
60
27
21%
Nov
19
29
1
31
Nov
Nov
1
Nov
27
1
Nov
22
22% Nov
1 % Nov
2% Nov
13
12
1
4
Nov
6
Nov
12
2
Nov
7
20% Nov
29
24
Nov
14
24
Nov
1
4% Nov
18% Nov
29
21
Nov
12
6% Nov
1
4
10 102
June
16% May 21 ^0%
May 23 112%
24
12% May 21
1
Sept. 17
1% Sept
1% Oct.
.
May
16
May
4% May
67% May
16
59
5% Nov
5%
5%
20% Nov
20%
21%
31
Nov
31% Sale
98% Nov
98% 101% 108
37% Nov
Sale
39%
39%
110
102% Nov
102
104% 104
9% Nov
10% Sale
10% Sale
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1% Sale
Sale
50% Nov
54
59% Sale
27% Nov
27
3%
17%
13%
12%
21%
Nov
19
Nov
29
Nov
6
Nov
7
Nov
6
10
Nov
4
74
Nov
86
Nov
5
19%
32%
96%
37%
73
5%
19%
Sale
28%
30%
Sale
3%
Sale
3
Sale
18
20
Sale
14
13%
12%
24
22%
10%
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Sale
11%
75
Sale
78
86
Sale
90
7% Sale
26% Sale
106% Sale
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8% Sale
2% Sale
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105%
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3%
18%
14
12%
24%
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83%
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Sale
c?*
8%
2%
9«
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6%
21%
104%
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8%
2%
30
7
95
32
97
25
17%
105
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8%
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38% Sale
118
116
7%
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38
3%
18%
25%
20%
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Sale
37%
111%
7%
39%
3%
19%
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22
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19
Sale
51% Sale
Sale
46
81
56
48%
42%
175%
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177
4%
Sale
4%
%
20%
105%
17%
At Sale
22
Sale
100% Sale
19% Sale
4% Sale
26% Sale
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ms*
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88
Sale
42%
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2%
3%
4
Sale.
44% Sale
47
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10% Sale
35% Sale
8% Sale
28% Sale
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
4
Nov
2
Nov
4
Nov
2
8
7
10
1
1
91
12
1757*
June 10
28
Jan.
29
Nov
27
63
Nov
18
75
8% Nov
29
27% Nov
29 106% Nov
9
29
29
21
29
21
2*
22
23
22
8
%
9% Nov
9
3
Nov
15
1
6%
1%
5%
23%
106%
*17%
9%
5%
2%
5%
1
7
1
16
4
Nov
6
4
26
22
28
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68
Nov
7
70
Nov
6
Nov
6
1
28
19
61
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
25
52% Nov
27
47% Nov
1 179
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4
Nov
19
27
5
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22% Nov
1 106
29
22
20
Nov
Nov
5% Nov
20
28
42
Nov
Nov
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4
38% Nov
8
14% Nov
6
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1
91% Nov
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9
12
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12
5% Nov
12
27
29
1
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14
13% Nov
15
76
Nov
6
2% Nov
12
25
25
1
27
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19%
4
3%
3%
3% Sale
19
18
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18
17%
6
6% Sale
5%
6%
112% 113% 112%
111%
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6
May
May
May
May
May
May
21
22
22
21
21
16
June
25
May 21
75% Oct.
1% May
3% Aug.
60
May
9% May
19% June
8
31
1
Nov
9
9
31% Oct.
6% July 25
21% May 21
75
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
6
16
June 17
1% Oct.
June
Sept.
14% May
May
May
May
June
107
42
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10
24
15
21
23
12
30
5
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27
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8
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4
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4
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4
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8
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8
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26
3
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5
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8
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8
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3
17
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8
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16
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8
92
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9
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5
9% Feb. 21
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5
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3
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4
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4
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9
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3
5
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51%
21
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35% Nov
10% Nov
49
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9
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10
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4
10
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46
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9
33
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106% May 31 116% Jan. 26
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9
29
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2
2
14
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5
19
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33
9
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8
8
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70
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8
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47
8
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3
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12
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8
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8
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27 165
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8
4
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14
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5
1
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3
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24% Jan.
5
13
8
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75
29
5
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2
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8
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3
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7
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36
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26
30
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4
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14
9
75
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25
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3
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8
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9
6
15
33
Nov
Nov. 15
9
6
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2% Nov
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12
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42
8
4
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1
55
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4
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12
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30 116
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90
15
27
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60
14
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20
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14
16
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12
53
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27
4
18
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83
25
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20
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1
16
24
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15
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1
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6
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21
22
21
10
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14
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Nov
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22
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56
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>
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17% Nov
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25% Nov
40
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% May
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8
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Nov
0
30
13 108% Feb. 21
56
10
8
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4 113
42
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Nov
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4
21
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28
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Nov
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25
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11224 May
2524 June
9324
Sale
4924
82 4
Nov
1124 May
6524 July
12724 Nov.
14 H Jan.
5
May
924 June
Sale
18-24
89 24
1424
Sale
16 4
Nov
Nov
Nov
29
16
Nov
14
8
1424 Nov
3724 Nov
1624 Nov
14
3024
1
Nov
Nov
24
9)4
1
8
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2324 Apr.
2824 May
22
1924 Apr.
21 2324 Jan.
21
524 Jan.
24 Jan.
11
22 1252% Jan.
21 2324 Jan.
22 3624 Apr.
21 43 24 Feb.
1024 Feb.
15
2024 Nov.
21
24 8554 Apr.
145% Apr.
15
Feb.
22 38
21 2454 Apr.
22 2324 Jan.
3 9424 May
Apr.
27 171
Apr.
12 30
10
Mar.
21
1324 Jan.
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
Sale /
Sale
32
4 24
15 177
Nov
27
3524 Nov
27
9
3
3
1224
5624
27 11724 Nov
2?
3924 Nov
7
6
May
May
May
July
May
May
7
Nov
Nov
9
June 10
1124
824
224
24
9824
1224
2o24
12
Nov
"
Nov
23
1324 May 22
21
July 24
1224 -Aug. 27
224 May 15
*1, May 22
15
May 28
Sale
VA
2024
3424
*
19
«
Sale
27
Follansbee Steel Corp..
Investors...
7
1424
3:54
2| Sale
Sale
...10
Game well Co (The)..
.*
Gannett Co Inc conv $6 pref..*
Gar Wood Industries Inc....3
Gaylord Container Corp
5
53% % conv preferred
.60
4
1624 Nov
1324
324
/4«
10924 11024
11 % Sale
7924 Sale
8824 Sale
93
46
preferred
Nov
13
27
24
41
*
*
Nov
12
Nov
Sale
Sale '
-4124 Sale-
*
....
26 117
Sale
Sale
Firestone Tire & Rubber..—10
...
Nov
12
30
22
12
—
Sale
Sale
4)4% conv preferred.... 100
1
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins..2.50
Filene's (Wm) Sons Co
.._*
A....100
19
4*
Sale
Ferro Enamel Corp
series
First National Stores
7
29
Nov
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov 13
24 Sale
24 Nov
Nov 27
4 24 Sale
624 Nov
3024 Nov 29 40 24 Nov
3024 Sale
2624
2724 ■2524 Nov 28 36 24 Nov
Nov 29 3324 Nov
31
3124 Sale
Nov
6
24
1
24 Nov
3D- -Nov ~8- 34—Wot
3124—32
hittf r 39 ''"'™"40
1
"3824 "NOV
Sale
Nov
1 111
110
Nov "
11124 110
Sale
624 Nov 27
924 Nov
624 Sale
79
63
6924
7324 Nov 18 73-24 Nov
SaleNov 30
76
Sale
76
8324 Nov
91
75
8824
Sale
24 Sale
24 Nov 12
24 Nov
Sale
24 Sale
24 Nov 25
124 Nov
Sale
1
Nov 29
1
Sale
124 Nov
124
24 Sale
24 Nov 29
124 Nov
80
7124
80
Nov
Nov
3
324
224
324
Sale
Nov
7
Nov
8 24 Sale
Sale
Nov
3024
3024 28 24 Nov
Nov
24
24
24 Nov
>
Sale
Nov
524
624
624 Nov
Sale
40 24 Nov
Nov
43 24 Sale
Sale
Nov
1924 Nov
1924
2 0 24
13 24
12
12 24
Nov
1124 Nov
Sale
Nov
Nov
95
9824 102
Sale
Federal Motor Truck
._...*
Federal Water Service A
*
Federated Department Stores.*
6% preferred
2124
2824
1824
1424
424
>4
Sale
*
Exchange Buffet Corp—
Fairbanks Co 8% preferred. 100
.
Sale
1424
Sale
3
*
General
3324
1324
1
Nov
175
Sale
1524
Ex-Ceil-O Corp
American
5
424
137
38
5
Gen
Sale
3
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Evans Products Co
5%
3324
Sale
5
(The).
Boat
91,'500 General Railway Signal
For footnotes
11
10
6
5H
Eastman Kodak Co of N J
* 16624 Sale
6% preferred
...100 173
176
Eaton Mfg Co
29 H Sale
4
Edison Bros Stores Inc
2
17
1624
5% preferred
...100
13,100
...10
2,441,600 General Motors Corp
>5 preferred..
*
42,900
23,900 Gen Outdoor Advertising A..*
Common
.......*
133,000
.....1
46,700 General Printing Ink
$6 preferred
...*
1,340
39 !600! General Public Service...
•
.
Sale
Sale
6
15
Nov
224
24
11224
1324
2824
3724
8
Sale
116
$3
25,300
93,500
44,600
94,300
94,700
21
Sale
Sale
*
96,600 General Gas & Electric cl A..*
$6 conv preferred A
..._.*
220
._.*
44,100 General Mills
100
3924
824
18 24
80 24
924
3524
2024
1624
7924
13024
Sale
117
299,600 General Foods Corp..
$4.50 preferred
7,600
400
lty'
Sale
Sale
1,649,500 General
7,500
112* 116%
126
.....
14,200
Sale
$4.50 preferred
*
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
39,100
188,400 General Cable Corp
Class A.
36,400
Preferred 7%
32,800
General Cigar Inc.......
44,400
7% preferred
7,820
"4,666
1924 Nov.
15724
12824 131
5
Highest
Sale Prices
27 24 Nov
Nov
1824
1224
Sale
...
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
171
Eastern Airlines Inc
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
(E I) .20
General Bronze
500
2824
1724
12 24
224
Ask
11424 120
100
Du Pont de Nem & Co
Sale
22
*
Duplan Silk
8% preferred
78
Sale
36
....*
Class A
Gabriel Co (The) class A—..*
Gair Co Inc (Robt)
1
40,700
120,400
38,500
23,580
1,010
86,100
19,200
2,300
64,100
5,100
90,000
115,700
2,830
3,200
11,000
2,500
2,500
30
Detroit Edison
$7 preferred
*
$6 preferred
*
159.400
*
51,300 Electric Storage Battery
*
26,900 tElk Horn Coal Corp...
-66r200 ELPaso .Natural. Gas Co——3[
50
16,500 Endicott-Johnson
5% preferred
—.100
I* 2,580
505,700 Engineers Public Service..... 1
$5 preferred
*
20,800
$o.6u preferred
*
13,000
$6 preferred
* !
5,800
*
59,200 Equitable Office Building
100
41,400 jErie RR
4% 1st preferred
—10U
62,900
4% 2d preferred
—.100
11,900
80 Erie & Pittsburgh RR——.50
37,300
192,400
281,400
7,700
8,650
137,900
100,500
40,800
1,820
24,100
12,400
91,700
29,600
33,500
7,800
27,600
83,000
190
19,600
19,900
13,600
21,400
2,000
Sale
372,000
600
11,200
3,500
20,330
4,300
4,000
2,100
14
Sale
^Denver Rio Gr & West pf_100
American shares
620,200 Electric Power & Light
200
140
Sale
2724
Delaware & Hudson
100
Del Lackawanna & Western.50
36,100
50,400
13,900
7,400
Sale
Klec & Musical Industries—
250
314,500
3,000
1,300
4,700
5,700
27 24
17 24
195,000
20,000
340,800 Electric
636,500 Electric
14,100
1,600
23,800
50,900
1,090
21
'26
62,400 Eastern Rolling Mills
12,200
14,300
2,500
13,700
3,100
4,900
7,600
1,230
244,400
34,300
Sale
Sale
...
110
4,700
86,000
29,000
11,800
5,200
1,500
5,100
^
2,600
*
20
...
Preferred
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Delsel-Wemmer-Gilb Corp. .10
Ask
Doehier Die Casting Co.....*
*
197,900 Dome Mines Ltd
.*
522,100 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
*
124,500 Dow Chemical Co
6,200
28,300
47,400
12,100
13,200
11,100
3,100
Bid
Ask Bid
Sale
20 24
Deere & Co
1
1940
Par
324,100
42,600
25,200
254,500
200,400
10,000
26,210
24,950
37,200
23,000
70,100
178,600
14,000
13,290
13,160
105,600
32,400
4,800
1,900
29,700
25,500
2,600
3,300
2,240
4,200
2,700
5,600
15,600
1,300
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
STOCKS
In
Feb
10
4
3354 Jan.
11
15*4 Jan
65)4 Nov. 14
24 H
13 5%
Mar
7
Jan.
4
23)4 Apr. 27
106
May
1
23 54 Jan.
4
Mar
6
51)4 Mar. 14
N. Y. STOCK
DEC., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
November
Jan. 2
1940
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
22,600
3,200
7,200
1,600
15,700
6,300
40
47,900
4,400
37,200
2,100
1,900
190
147,400
15,100
1,200
5,300
3,300
5,500
100
28,200
131,100
10,200
460
236,800
27,000
98,200
9,000
159,400
100,600
4 %% conv
55,000
3,000
19,000
5,000
90
30.900
25,200
3,800
200
50
860
10,900
10
...
14()
160
8,800
89,900
8,600
3,700
5,700
3,900
90,400
4,360
8,000
8,000
4,500
47,300
41,100
58,500
10
240
30,300
2,300
14,900
266,900
It ,600
2,400
20,200
4,300
158,100
64,000
30,300
14,400
124,900
151,200
181,000
20
370
200
900
500
100
Western RR.100
198,200
---
Preferred A
Hall Printing
25
25
10
*
Hamilton Watch
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
86%
1%
7
Sale
1
16% Nov. 13
Sale
85
14%
62%
17%
Sale
84
Sale
63%
Sale
2% Nov.
Nov.
12% Nov.
58
Nov.
16% Nov.
82% Nov.
1% Nov.
30
Nov.
% Nov.
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
12%
10%
14%
Sale
L0%fBale
9% Nov.
Sale
12% Sale
34
Sale
14
Sale
12% Nov.
32% Nov.
23%
24%
16
Sale
25%
Sale
20
Sale
137% 132
2%
2%
1
83%
16%
64%
£19%
86%
2%
27
1 34
1%
1
14 %
9%
16
Sale
33% Sale
23 %
24 %
17 % Sale
26% Sale
28% Sale
34
140
60
Sale
Sale
11% Sale
15
33
17
2%
21
Sale
27%
34
18%
16%
31%
35%
Sale
18
108
103%
6% preferred
-100 101 %
Hanna~(M~A) Co $5pref-—- * 102%
27
Sale
Harbison Walker Rerrac
*
150 f
6% preferred
100 135
Hat Corp class A
7%
7%
1
87
91
6% % preferred
100
3 % Sale
Hayes Mfg. Corp
2
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
—25 111% Sale
10
Sale
Hecker Products Corp
1
109
Helmet(G W)_
25 107
7% preferred
100 155% 160
15
Sale
Hercules Motors
*
89%
Hercules Powder
*
6% preferred
100 131
60%
Hershey Chocolate
*
$4 co nv preferred
-—* 113%
18
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co—10
33%
Holland Furnace (Del)
10
5%
Hollander (A) & Son
5
Holly Sugar Corp
* .12%
7% preferred
100 102%
59
Homestake Mining
12.50
31%
Houdaille-Hershey class A—*
13%
Class B
*
li%a:13
23%
16%
Sale
29 '
Sale
20%
Sale
23%
17%
26%
20%
132
26
60
Sale
25
31
5% Nov.
Nov.
7
Nov.
9
Nov. 19
Nov. 14
Nov. 19
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Nov. 12
7% Nov.
1
12% Nov.
9
12% Nov.
10% Nov.
16% Nov.
36
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
23% Nov.
18% Nov.
Nov.
30
55
20%
131
35%
30%
24%
11% Sale
11%
10%
17% Sale
1%
1%
15
18%
1% Sale
9
30%
12%
Sale
33
Sale
34
32% Sale
13% Sale
16%
14%
LI
Sale
Ll%
L7%
1%
11%
Sale
1%
2%
Ll%
Sale
11%
33
32%
33
32%
13% Sale
16%
15%
101
104
17%
15
126
6%
95
2%
99%
Sale
150
Sale
99%
Sale
24
133%
6%
92%
2%
Sale
96
Sale
8
Sale
92
93
Sale
31% Nov. 8
12% Nov. 12
11% Nov. 27
20% Nov. 12
2% Nov. 8
18% Nov. 8
2% Nov. 9
14% Nov. 12
27
26
12
6
27
27
8% Nov.
1
1
33
Nov.
6
14
Nov.
7
16
Nov. 27
£104
19 104
Nov, 27
14 105
6
27
Nov. 22
19 130
Nov. 19
Nov. 12
6% Nov.
6
Nov.
6
3
6
4
95
28
Nov.
Nov. 20
8% Nov.
13%
110
Sale
34
Sale
June
1
6
57% Nov. 4
113% Nov. 30
6
16% Nov.
33% Nov. 26
9% Nov. 8
12
Nov.
8
June
16% May
May
5% May
83% June
Jan.
10
Jan.
4
8
Nov.
Apr.
Apr.
July
8
8
17
Jan.
8
Nov.
7
2
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
6
29
Apr
5
Jan.
4
3
Jan.
Apr. 29
Apr. 18
Apr. 18
Nov.
9
Nov. 12
Apr. 22
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
12
5
9
16
12 166
Apr.
8
Mar. 20
21% Apr. 22
9
Nov. 22 100% Apr.
70
8 133% Jan. 30
126% Aug.
Apr. 16
June 11
50
6I8
9
94% May 21 115% Jan.
4
18% Jan.
12% July 16
4
35% Apr.
19
May 21
9% Nov. 8
4% July 15
16% Apr. 20
8
May 21
103
28
8
30
113% Jan. 29
Apr.
8
-
12% May 23
Nov. 18
14% Nov.
7
4
Feb. 21
Feb.
8
Jan.
9
Jan.
June 11 110
155
4
Mar.
Apr.
9% Apr.
104
Apr.
4% Apr.
Aug.
86
Apr.
9% Apr.
138
130
105% Nov. 19
54% Nov. 8
38
90
20%
69%
24%
97%
4%
71%
1%
4
26
22
11
19
9
19
8
106% Jan. 12
105% Mar". 30
4
28% Jan.
May
9% May
10% May
100% June
June
3
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Sept.
IP
?P
30
95
Jan.
Nov. 14
19%
44%
4%
3%
IP
8*
June
Nov.
129
9
65
7
14%
9% June
10%
6% June 10
10
16%
May 18
26
May 21 36%
21% May 29 25%
18%
11% May 21
15% May 21 30
18% May 22 29%
June 13 142
£123
55
July 30
35%
May 22
17%
May 22
12
May 29
14% June 26 25%
3%
Aug. 22
I'A
May 21 30%
4
2%
1% Oct.
1
14%
8% Nov.
9
77% Nov.
70
Nov.
126% Nov.
55% Nov.
108
Nov.
15% Nov.
30
Nov.
7
Nov.
10% Nov.
105% Nov.
Sale
47% Nov.
36% Nov.
37%
Sale
12% Nov.
Sale
4% May 22
71
Nov. 25
97% Nov. 29
95%
97% 92
162% Nov. 29
155
Nov.
162% 165
16
17% Nov. 15
15% Nov.
15%
131%
61%
115%
Sale
Sale
6%
1% Oct. 18
May 22
% May 14
25
99% Nov.
id
7% Nov. 13
95
21
22
21
21
26
21
16
21
21
22
June 11
Nov. 26
33
32% Nov. 20
1
32% Nov.
13
Nov. 22
15% Nov. 22
103% Nov,
Nov.
22% Nov.
150
130
Nov.
6% Nov.
6%
95
95
Nov.
Sale
2% Nov.
Sale
16% Sale
Nov
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
25
8
155
Nov.
104
103% 104% 101% 105
24
30%
10%
10%
16%
1%
15%
1 %
Nov.
22% Nov.
139% Nov.
Nov.
43
11
Nov. 30
44
38
Nov.
1
1% Nov. 26
5%
1%
1%
30% Sale
% Sale
6%
69
65
7% Sale
Sale
Nov. 12
7
4
2
Sale Prices
Nov. 14
Nov.
14% Nov.
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
4% May
May
May
30
May
1% Nov.
2
May
77
July
10
May
45
May
12% May
Nov. 14
61
15
1%
nVA
77
6% Nov.
63%
Sale
1
*
— *
Hackensack Water
61%
Lowest
Sale Prices
7% Nov. 15
Sale Prices
1%
30%
%
L) Co
1
Greyhound Corp (The)
*
5%% conv preferred
10
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp_l
Guantanamo Sugar
*
8% preferred
100
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR Co--*
$5 preferred
40,700
3,120
344,600
18,800
162,200
12,500
750
25,700
2,000
18,300
2,300
83
Green (H
8,500
1,610
99,600
6,200
1,020
4r,690
95,400
40
44
13%
59%
18%
Granby Consolidated Mining
Smelting & Power Ltd
5
Grand Union Co (The)—
With div certifs
——*
17,800
Without div certifs
♦
23,500
-*
31,500 Granite City Steel
10
63,300 Grant (W T) Co
7,900
5% preferrod
20
228,900 Great North Iron Ore Prop—*
75,400
576,100
36,300
192,700
76,900
3,940
49,900
35,200
Sale
80
131,100
887,800 Great Northern pref
81,500 Great West Sugar
Preferred
4,570
62%
14%
2%
2%
Gobel
713,700 Graham-Paige Motors
Sale
38
(Adolf)
j
Goebel BrewingCo.__
-1
570 Gold & Stock Teleg Co.—100
337,800 Goodrich (B F) Co
36,200
$5 preferred
439,900 Goodyear Tire & Rubber
*
$5 conv preferred
26,700
*
27,600 Gotham Silk Hosiery
Preferred
100
1,630
1,600
3,600
preterred
Sale
It*
*
-•
50
$6 preferred
Glidden Co (The)
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
6%
61%
*
Gimbel Brothers
80 Green Bay &
~6", 600
Nov. 1
Bid
Par
Shares
Share?
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
In
35
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
May
May
May
-8% May
35
Mar. 36
13 110
60% Jan. 12
21
Apr. 18
22 38
16% Apr. 16
21
Household Finance—
400
17,000
10,600
2,600
500
14,200
14,600
31,600
26,100
2,500
510
770
9,800
4,000
7,400
3,200
40
14,900
85,500
8,210
3,800
740
9,300
132,700
3,700
3,400
3,900
30,000
1,600
15,600
157,100
7,400
97,500
274,666
105,000
600
1,140
2,000
4,700
3,600
200
45,100
3,500
8,500
150
2,200
2,700
20
3H
Illinois Central RR
---100
6% preferred series A
100
Leased line 4%
100
RR sec stock ctfs ser A.1000
Indianapolis Power & Lt Co-_*
Indian Refining
10 "*5%
28%
Industrial Rayon Corp.*
Inger&ol-Rand-.
* 116
920'
6 % preferred
100 150%
6%
92,700 Inland Steel
3%
477,600 Inspiration Cons Copper
20
5%
55,510 insurant-shares Ctfs lnc
1
3
61,600 luterchemical Corp------—*
8%
6,030
6% preferred
100
4%
28,600 Intercontinental Rubber
♦
1%
706,100 Interlake Iron
*
1%
58,800 Internal Agricultural
*
7
18,500
Prior preferred
---100
43,900 Int. Business Machines.
5%
0%
305,800 International Harvester
*
>5
10,600
7% preferred
100
4%
169,400 Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
9%
1,130,400 International Mercan Marine-*
6%
61,200 Internation Mining Corp
1
International Nickel of Canada*
Preferred
100
International Paper & Powerl5
5% conv preferred
100
Internatl Rys of Cent Amer_.*
5% preferred
100
international Salt-—
*
International Shoe-International Silver..
50
7% preferred—.100
International Tel & Tel
*
Foreign share certificates..
Interstate Department Stores *
Preferred
10
Intertype Corp*
Island Creek Coal
580
$6 preferred
990,000
9,100
2,371,200
921,600
19,760
10,260
14,800
33,800
19,100
3,200
679,100
72,300
66,500
1,890
18,100
19,600
26,900
1,600
90
6,700
3,000
2,200
200
3,300
20
20,100
22,400
100
Jarvis (W B) Ce
Jewel Tea Inc.Johmt-Manville
1
Preferred
-
-100
Jones & Laughlin Steel pref-100
Kalamazoo Stove A Furn Co 10
1,330 Keith-Albee Orpheum pref.100
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
Convertible class A
Conv class B--
2,020 Kendall Co $6 part
For footnotes
c
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
see page
40.
1
1
pref »er A_*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
166
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88%
Sale
5%
Sale
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
7% Sale
0
133
Nov. 14
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 18
June 12
Nov.
j May
Sale
Nov. 18
25
Nov. 15
Sale
Nov. 14
Nov.
Sale
Sale
Nov.
9
Nov. 20
Nov.
1
10% Sale
Nov. 14
Sale
Nov. 15
169% 169%
24% Sale
£23% Nov. 29
Sale
74
128
66
Sale
8
Sale
25%
27%
127%
13% Sale
47% Sale
Sale
67
Sale
[27
Sale
L03% Sale
13% Sale
Sale
93
39
29% Sale
28% Sale
105
105% 109
Sale
1% Sale
2%
2%
1%
8%
7% Sale
90%
85%
90%
9
16% Sale
37%
26%
Sale
!5%
38
2%
39%
37
Sale
Sale
3
8
95
Sale
128
[19
4% Sale
17% Sale
13
13%
28%
17% Nov.
70% Nov.
2% Nov.
Nov.
43
Nov.
38
Nov. 22 £30%
Nov.
30
Nov.
13%
Nov.
Nov.
17% Sale
7% Sale
98'"
June 10
15
I May 21
May 21
| May
29
[ May 22
May 22
I May 23
I June
27
Jan.
May 21
May 21
May 22
June
Jan
18% Nov. 14
9% Nov. 15
Nov. 30
4 103
Apr. 16
Nov.
9
15% Apr. 11
7% Nov. 18
ilP
ilH
Mar. 20
Mar. 28
Nov. 14
Jan.
2% Apr.
38
Jan.
4
5
3
5
5% Jan.
14% Apr. 26
7
Jan.
38% Jan.
3
4
11
3
29
38
36% Jan.
30
10
17
52
Jan.
8
Mar
27
4
15
77% Jan.
May 22 132
I May 15 104%
16
I June 10
May 28 121
7%
May 21
Nov.
15% Nov. 20'
6
7
Nov.
99% Nov.
4
May 23
June 21 127% Nov. 15
Nov.
11
15
June 11
i
9
14% Nov.
12 102% Nov.
5
May 16
May 15
May 21
22t 103
6
3
Jan.
Nov. 19
5
Nov. 19
105% Nov. 19
5
4% Jan.
3
4% Jan.
3
10% Jan.
Oct.
4
92
Jan.
9
29
Nov. 14
May
May
May
May
6| 20% Nov.
1
Jan.
May 28
May 23
May 21
Nov.
19119
Nov.
61
5% Nov.
Apr.
73
Apr.
5% Jan. 24
6
56% Feb.
Nov.
13% Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
6
I May 21
May 18
June 10
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
48%
67%
23 128%
6 104 %
II 14%
25
Apr.
Jan.
June
3 133
21% May
I May 21
Nov.
Nov.
94
Feb.
June 11 191% Mar. 12
4
May 22 62% Jan.
Jan. 22
May 25 171
Nov.
127% Nov.
28
17%
14%
Sale
Nov.
Nov.
! May 21
8% Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
16%
16%
8% Sale
99%! 103
90
Nov.
Nov.
105
106% 100
8%
7%
7% Sale
105
[01% 109% 102
11% Sale
7% Sale
105%
2%
2%
8%
Nov.
[03
90
Sale
Sale
Nov.
13
12%
46% Sale
62
61%
125% Sale
101% Sale
12%
13%
119%
it*
28% Nov. 14
140
Nov.
0%
9
Sale
2%
22
I May 22
I June 11
; Aug. 16
Nov. 22
4%
Nov.
36%
4
9
Sale
Sale
Nov.
9
Sale
5%
3
23
Nov. 26
16%
5
3
Jan.
Nov.
70
16%
28%
•7% 100
4% Sale
4% Sale
3
Jan.
Nov.
Nov. 19
2
Jan.
157
Sale
Sale
4
2
13%
24%
43%
6%
9%
May 23
29
i May 21
May 25 118
June 26 158
Nov. 12
Sale
2
17
Jan.
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
5%
Sale
Sale
4
3
Jan.
Sale
4% Sale
1
8
Nov.
4
Sale
May 18
; Nov. 27
13
21
6H Feb.
2P
Nov. 12
26
20
20
5
22
24
15
14
Nov. 12
8
Nov. 13
Nov. 19
54%
71% Apr.
24 111% May
6% Jan.
22
15 50% Feb.
1% Feb.
25
22
15
.6% Sale
2%
7
Nov. 12
54% May
Aug.
3% May
28
Aug.
% Oct.
2% May
12
May
3
May
% May
103
May 21
May 21
130
Sale
2
Nov. 15
Nov.
140
Sale
4%
8
Sale
il*
Sale
Sale"
Nov. 20
Nov.
Sale
39%
118
88
157,000
Sale
Nov. 25
60
Nov.
62%
64
Nov.
107% 109% 110
3% Nov.
4% Sale
33% Nov.
35% Sale
% Nov.
% Sale
3
3% Nov.
3%
17% Nov.
17% Sale
4% Nov.
4% Sale
% Nov.
%
38%
3%
Sale
20%
Sale
5%
Sale
24%
107
105%
157
155%
Sale
87%
Sale
13%
Sale
7%
Sale
23%
110% 111%
4
3%
Sale
10%
2
1%
29% 32%
160
158%
14%
Kansas City Lt 1st pref ser B_* 120
37,700 Kansas City Southern--*
7% Sale
19
9,900
4% preferred
100
13,500 Kaufmann Department Stores 1
15%
900
5% conv preferred
100
95
100
14
15
14,300 Kayeer (J) & Co
5
232.700
Sale
4*
410
950
110
12% Sale
23%
24
40
Sale
6%
6%
257,800
29,500
5,660
6,700
10,400
33,000
79,500
38,100
68,600
38,200
143,800
4,180
100,300
22,700
5,100
4,800
16,500
Sale
68% Sale
Common stock
—*
5% preferred
100 110% 114
6
Sale
Houston Oil of Texas v t c__25
49% Sale
Howe Sound Co
5
Hudson & Manhattan
100
5% preferred
100
26
Sale
Hud Bay Min & Sm Co Ltd —*
5% Sale
Hudson Motor Car
*
1
Sale
JHupp Motor Car Corp
1
20%
15%
21 102%
21
15^
23
23
9 109
Jan.
Oct.
29
Apr.
4
Mar. 15
Apr
4
Nov. 15
Jan.
8
Nov. 12
Jan.
8
Apr. 18
18% Nov. 14
8% May 21
19% Apr. 28
4 % May 22
87% June 20 103% Apr. 16
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
aggregate
II
sales
prices in november
Price
STOCKS
Nov. 1
Par
Shares
23,600
102,700
5,500
16,600
68,800
31,000
53,700
90,200
1,880,900
300,400
10,000
4,058,200
119,900
71,400
32,200
L1,100
100
*
*
*
*
*
1
*
*
Loft Inc
—
-1
Lone Star Cement Corp
*
Long Bell Lumber A
-*
Loose-Wiles Biscuit
-25
5 % .preferred.
, 100
160,600Lorillard (P) common---— -10
v ._
Preferred
-—-100
6,000
-*
41,700 Louisville Gas & Elec A—
1001
53,100 Louisville & Nashville
—
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.-10
100
6% preferred
Mack Truck Inc
*
Macy (R H) Co Inc
*
Madison Square Garden. — -*
Magma Copper
---10
Manati Sugar Co
--1
Mandel Bros
---*
Manhattan Shirt
—25
Maracaibo Oil Explor
1
Marine Midland Corp
--5
Market Street Ry prior pref 100
Marshall Field & Co
*
Martin (Glenn L) Co
1
Martin Parry Corp
*
Masonite Corp
7,000
15,700
86,770
250.500
982,600
877,200
54,900
3
Kinney (G R)
$5 prior preferred
-10
Kresge (S 8) Co...
Kresge Department Stores. -.1
Kress (S H) & Co
Kroger Grocery & Baking.
Loew's Inc
$6.50 preferred-
20,300
339,200
14
Sale
Preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.
Lima Locomotive Works
Link Belt Co———
Lion Oil Refining Co
Liquid Carbonic Corp.Lockheed Aircraft Corp
16,000
1,320
192,200
149,300
24,000
31,200
133,200
Sale
*
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
Kimberly-Clark
Laclede Gas Light
100
5% preferred
100
Lambert Co (The)
*
Lane Bryant
*
Lee Rubber & Tire
5
Lehigh Portland Cement
25
4 % conv preferred
100
{Lehigh Valley KR Co
50
Lehigh Valley Coal
._*
6% convpreferred...
50
Lehman Corp. (The)
1
Lehn & Fink Products Corp-.5
Lerner Stores Corp
*
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
*
Libby McNeill & Libby.
7
Life Savers Corp
5
Liggett & Myers Tob com—-25
Series B
25
128,500
15,000
Ask
_»
1,204,400 Kennecott Copper
3,410
5,120
64,900
10,500
69,500
40,000
3,160
97,800
101,500
66,700
223,100
27,000
24,200
192,900
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
$3 preferred
$6 1st preferred
McCrory Stores
6% conv preferred
McGraw Electric Co
McGraw Hill Publ Co.
*
--1
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13 %
28 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
34%
Sale
133
134%
27% Sale
29
12
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
3
Sale
7
6
15% Sale
i %
4%
4
14*
40%
8%
36%
25%
98
c
Sale
Sale
28%
Sale
6%
Sale
31%
14% xl4
37%
1%
1%
24
23%
38
iih
129
28%
26%
10%
31%
1%
5%
14%
%
5%
30%
25
2% Nov. 27
25% Nov. 22
26%
Sale
28
131
Sale
Sale
15
13
12%
5%
22%
22%
11
Sale
Sale
6
15%
Sale
Sale
Sale
29%
169
"53%
Sale
26%
100
Sale
110
25
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
27%
26%
10%
30%
2
7
Sale
Sale
30%
141
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
2%
Nov. 26
Nov. 28
Nov.
Nov. 23
Nov.
1
Nov.
6
Nov. 30
Nov.
1
1
Nov.
Nov.
6
Nov. 27
Nov. 25
Nov, 16
Nov. 14
131
8% Nov.
18% Nov.
13% Nov.
7% Nov.
27% Nov.
24% Nov.
116% Nov.
2% Nov.
1% Nov.
4% Nov.
24% Nov.
13
Nov.
26% Nov.
47% Nov.
7% Nov,
41 % Nov.
98% Nov.
99% Nov.
Nov.
4
39
Nov. 14
Nov.
1
12% Nov. 19
Nov.
6
17
Nov.
6
Nov.
2
33% Nov. 12
30% Nov. 12
Nov. 12
6 107% Nov. 28
Nov.
Nov. 13
21 % Nov. 22
Nov.
7
40% Nov. 14
Nov.
1
4% Nov. 15
Nov. 20
Nov;
8
Nov. 27
Nov.
1
Nov. 29
Nov. 30
26% Nov. 30
10% Nov. 25
30% Nov. 30
1
1% Nov.
6
Nov. 20
Nov.
Nov. 18
29% Nov. 14
Nov. 15
28%
10%
34%
2%
6%
172
Nov. 29
Nov. 25
im
Nov.
7
Nov. 16
9% Sale
9%
Sale
6
22 23% Apr.
21 29% Jan.
41
21
Apr.
15 14% Apr.
21
18% Mar.
3
Apr.
Mar.
21
22 109% Apr.
21
39% Apr.
29
June
3
46% Jan.
2
4
May 15
Apr.
18
13% June 10
Jan._
5
Nov. 18
Nov. 14
June 25
Nov. 22
May 21
10
21
23
22
11
Nov.
Nov.
June
May
May
June
June
May
Nov.
May
May 21
May 31
May 28
Nov.
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
29
Sale
Sale
23
25
4
17%
Sale1
19
20
7
21
Nov.
36
Sale
37%
9%
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
May
May
May
Aug.
May
May
May
May
May
May
24
22
21
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
June 26
Sale
Sale
108
Implem—1
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
4
Sale
59
Sale
11%
Sale
9%
%
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
c
Sale
% Sale
% Sale
13% Sale
86
118
119
Sale
115%
120
Sale
44%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
69%
Sale
Sale
52
2
38%
11%
15%
Sale
38
6
39% Sale
40%
110
117% 121% 122% 117
Nov.
2 122%
49% Sale
43%
44%
43% Nov. 29 50%
Sale
108
106% Sale
103
Nov.
6 108
48
39%
33%
29%
13%
17%
22%
4%
53%
11%
73
110
Sale
Sale
35%
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
1&
%
14
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Sale4
39
a;79
117
115
42
11%
28% Sale
13
12%
17% Sale
22
21%
4%
4%
53% Sale
11%
11%
75
68
Sale
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
13% Nov.
Sale
119% 123
38% Sale
70
110% 115
Sale"
8
7% Sale
50
47
51%
51%
6
6
6
3% Nov.
1
47% Nov.
6
9% Nov.
% Nov. 18
1% Nov. 19
1
% Nov.
2
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117%
36%
36%
27%
12%
17%
*21%
4%
61%
11%
%
2%
%
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
% Nov.
15% Nov.
87% Nov.
Nov. 25
Nov.
6 116
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
4
Nov.
47% Nov.
11% Nov.
70
1
8 121 *
Nov.
Nov.
20
41% Nov.
13
43
29
30% Nov.
14% Nov.
18% Nov.
23% Nov.
5% Nov.
56% Nov.
12% Nov.
28
1
7
27
6
28
Nov. 20
6% Nov.
48% Nov. 22
6
2
3
Jan.
4
Nov. 14
4
May
9
Oct. 23
Nov. 23
75
Nov.
Nov.
8% Nov.
50% Nov.
Nov. 18
Apr. 16
Apr. 15
Jan.
8
Nov. 27
4
53% Jan.
4% Feb,. 23
30% Apr.
3
Mar. 29
8
16% Jan.
8
17% Apr.
21 111% Nov. 14
21
29
Apr.
3
6
9% Apr 25
26
3
47% Jan
15
8
12% Jan.
281
Apr.
1
28
Apr.
1
75
Sale
ayApr.
May
Jan.
14 105
66%
30%
4%
25%
Sale
2
10
11
May 22
May 21
1
8%
*13%
8
8
12 173
May 22
May 22
May 23
7
Sale
15
June
Nov.
14%
15
Nov.
66% Nov.
1
6
27
27
32% Apr. 15
75
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
13% Nov.
36% Nov.
4
3
10
68
Nov. 18
3
15
15
5
10
21
80
29
11
20
June
8
21
73
65
3%
20%
16%
35%
8%
19
June
Nov.
1
66% Sale
29% Sale
3% Sale
4
5
8
Mar.
8
38
4% Apr. 18
7% Mar. 11
7
16% Jan.
31
73
3%
3
14
Jan.
3
May 22 35
Sept. 4 136% May 10
May 24 29% Nov. 14
May 21 31
Apr. 15
70
Sale
4
12
26
Nov. 18
May
13% May
27
May
9
May
10% May
22% July
20% May
97
May
15% May
63%
80
11
9
32% Nov.
1 105
8% Nov.
19 181
5
12
5%
12%
16%
47%
14%
40%
Nov. 27 173
Nov.
June
16
22
5% Nov.
3
9
87
87
June
a
100
Feb. 16
Feb. 26
4
4?*
May
Aug.
May
May
May
May
May
May
16%
35%
13%
30%
28% Nov. 29
26
29% Jan.
34% Apr.
169
33
June
9
6
6
Jan.
3
Nov. 9
Apr. 18
Jan. 24
Apr.
8
May
May
May
May
30
5
8
Nov.
Nov. 28
38%
15%
46%
2%
31%
21
9% Jan.
23 21% Sept.
15
16% Jan.
28
7% Nov.
21 35% Jan.
22 24% Nov.
10 116% Nov.
4
Jan.
23
17
1% Jan.
17
4% Nov.
21 24% Nov.
14
Feb.
18
Jan.
21 29
10
53% Jan.
15
Apr.
28
Apr.
22 109
Apr.
22 109% Apr.
Nov.
12% Nov. 23
Nov.
4
May
8% May
May
3 % May
16% May
15% May
100% June
1 % May
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2
May
15% May
9% May
18]
May
12
Nov.
6
6
21
21
21
22
20
May 23
2
May 21
22% Aug. 13
23% May 22
Nov. 28
4% Nov.
Nov.
8
Sale
Sale
7
4
%
24% May
10
May
May
May
May
27%
1%
17%
19%
14% Nov.
8,
109
* N0VT26 rro£%~May~23tT09
18% Nov. 27
25%
20% Nov. 8
160
Nov. 18 138% May 31 162
15% May 21
21%
20% Nov. 4
38
65
Nov. 14
May 18 65
Nov.
Sale
105
25
1
8
14
8
19
14
14
8
1
8
6
27
Sale" 50
Sale
Nov.
49% Nov. 29 53
3
Nov.
2% Sale
2%
2%
2% Nov. 28
Nov. 25
24%
26%
24%
25% Nov.
25% 25
2 102% Nov.
101% 103
102%
101% Nov.
13% Sale
13% Nov.
12% Sale
12% Nov. 30
Sale
15
15% Sale
14% Nov. 27
16% Nov.
108% Sale
110% 111% 108% Nov. 1 111% Nov.
24
24
25% Sale
Nov. 27
27
Nov.
24%
8
8
Nov. 27
8%
8%
9% Nov.
8%
35% Sale
32% Sale
32% Nov. 30 37% Nov.
Sale
8
6
7% Nov.
9% Nov.
7% Sale
4
Sale
5% Sale
3% Nov. 28
5% Nov.
26
Sale
29% Sale
25% Nov. 22 30% Nov.
Sale
6
7% Sale
7
Nov.
7% Nov.
Sale
9
15
12
21% Nov.
52
100
8
8
Nov. 15
Nov. 27
27
9
Nov. 27
6
Nov.
28%
172
Nov.
Nov. 18
14%
31%
9%
26%
16
Sale
26
2% Nov. 28
26% Nov.
8
31% Nov.
1
Nov. 18 181
4%
12%
15%
32%
12%
26%
Sale
Nov. 14
Nov. 9
Nov. 14
Nov. 8
Nov.
1
31
Nov. 13 132
14
Sale
37%
15%
40%
2%
25%
29% Nov. 28
Sale
Sale
7
Nov. 27
Nov, 19
Nov. 16
5% Nov.
6%
13%
1
31%
37%
Sale
133
Nov. 27
6% Nov. 25
7
17%
12%
6%
24%
23%
30
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Sale
113% 115
116% 113
Sale
2%
2% Sale
1
Sale
Sale
3%
3% Sale
Sale
21*
21% Sale
Sale
11%
11%
Sale
25
25
24%
Sale
42%
44% Sale
7
Sale
6%
Sale
14% Sale
iw
29%
Nov.
6
Nov. 28
Nov. 13
Nov. 26
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
5%
Sale
23%
Sale
100
Min-Honeywell Regulator Co_ *
4% conv preferred ser B—100
40.
Sale
15
Sale
For footnotes see page
26
33%
10%
29%
Sale
Sale
Murphy Co (G O)
5% preferred-.
---100
Murray Corp of America
10
Myers (F K) & Bro——
*
Sale
Sale
-o
Montgomery Ward & Co
*
Morrell (J) & Co
-*
Morris & Essex
--.-..--50
Motor Products
*
Motor Wheel Corp
5
Mueller Brass Co
1
Mullins Mfg Corp class B
1
$7 preferred
*
Munsingwear
—....—
1%
23%
25%
2%
3%
Sale
Miami
Mo-Kansas-TexasRR
*
7% preferred series A
100
{Missouri Pacific
100
5% convertible preferred-100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
-20
Monsanto Chemical Wks
10
$4.50 preferred
*
Preferred series B
*
2
Sale
9
Mid-Continent Petroleum.-.10
Midland Steel Products
--*
10
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
$6-50 preferred--
13%
38
_
Sale
Mission Corp
Highest
Sale Prices
-
1
Minn Moline Power
Lowest
Sale Prices
i?8
Mengel Co
—
-1
5% conv 1st preferred
50
Merch & Min Transp Co.—*
Mesta Machine Co
5
8% 1st preferred
11
25
44%
6%
41%
Highest
Sale Prices
tale
Sale
Copper
2%
%
3%
23%
Sale
Ask
.
Sale
Melville Shoe Corp—.—.
112
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
Sale
34%
38
38
40
Sale
Sale
95
95%
98%
95% Sale
Sale
97% Sale
94% Sale z94
178 % 176% 181
184
189
181
21
Sale
19
18%
21%
19%
Sale
25% Sale
23%
25% Sale
Sale
37% Sale
38%
38% 35%
Sale
9% Sale
11% Sale
9%
Sale
17
15% Sale
15%
ale
30% Sale
30% Sale
28%
Sale
27
Sale
30% Sale
26%
Sale
106% Sale
107% 109% 106
Sale
21% Sale
20% Sale
19%
46% Sale
36
37% Sale
40% Sale
Sale
4
3% Sale
3%
3%
Sale
14
Sale
14
14%
15
109
110- 108-%~108—
109!
lt?8%T09%ftt) 7%
24% Sale
20
Sale
19%
18%
18%
156% Sale
153
Sale
159
153
20% Sale
20%
20%
18%
19%
18%
58 % Sale
61% Sale
59%
59% Sale
--1
6% conv preferred
7
18%
12%
5%
100
*
$6 preferred series A
*
$5.50 pref ser B with warr—*
McLeilan Stores Co
8*
24%
23%
22%
114 J*
—1
*
Mead Corp
34%
14%
36%
1%
25%
25%
2%
Sale
{McKesson & Robbins, Inc.-.5
$3 series conv pref
*
750
„
-*
*
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.—5
McKeesport Tin Plate.
10
7,200
94,000
76,000
26,620
49,540
46,800
237,400
157,300
74,500
9,120
63,700
3,510
95,700
11,500
74,200
65,700
128,800
22,550
133,000
39,000
135,100
3,470
3,100
878,900
3,900
19,720
132,200
88,200
45,500
96,400
15,310
38,800
25,300
1,390
241,100
7,600
—
McCall Corp
Bid
Sale
30%
94,900 Mathleson Alkali Works-—.*
7% preferred
690
100 161%
52 %
10
71,200 May Department Stores
*
3*1
22,800 Maytag Co (The)
6,300
2,480
34,700
124,300
8,500
76,400
24,500
72,100
191,800
440,700
108,100
52,000
1,530
124,300
1
1940
Jan. 1
57,500
36,200
19,000
10,840
179,000
4,900
43,300
261,800
range since jan.
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
May
May
May
May
May
June
22
13
22
21
21
21
24
21
15
10?*
June
5
5
4% Apr. 24
61% Nov. 26
21
11% Nov. 15
18
22
&
27
May 21
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
3
6
2
21
Nov. 25|
June
4
15
Feb. 21
26
28% May 27
38% Nov. 13
12% Apr. 10
17% May
9
40% Nov. 26
122% Nov. 25
54
Apr.
8
110
Jan. 20
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
June 21
May
May
May
May
Jan.
Apr.
14% May
85
May
82
May
34% Mar.
6% Jan.
Jan.
19H
119
Jan.
119
May
July 31
122
Oct.
56
Jan.
3
45
Feb.
2
30H Feb.
Apr.
18% Apr.
26% Jan.
18
4
_
24
1
9
5% Nov. 14
56% Nov. 14
15% Mar. 20
83
111
Mar. 29
Feb.
14
8% Nov. 14
53
Apr.
8
NT. Y. STOCK
Dec., 1940]
AGQREOATE
SALES
In
November
Shares
37,900
1,240
37,700
7,000
2,100
18,500
55,200
900
2,000
300
2,700
11,000
8,200
39,200
1,990
3,560
6,000
1,200
33,700
3,500
31,700
1,600
46,700
400
850
6,400
700
58,700
19,200
26,900
3,300
3,800
3,660
19,200
5,900
3,700
600
250
1,900
20
12,700
"35,400
36.800
1.500
2,900
276,300
8,100
30,200
3,500
1,500
1,800
110
10
110
60,100
7,800
3,300
55,800
1,200
2,900
430
113,300
3,100
3,300
93,200
170
54,100
500
140
5,100
Since
EXCHANGE
1940
Par
Bid
21
22 k
15
15k
1
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc-.l
6% conv preferred.
10
National Aviation Corp
-5
National Biscuit Co
10
National Acme
6
Co__*
91
National Dairy Prod Corp.
7% preferred class A
7% preferred class B
National Dept Stores
6% preferred
16
94 k
Sale
ioo
100
»
*
Enamel & Stamping
National Gypsum Co
Nat
—1
-*
$4.50 conv preferred
-10
National Lead Co
7% preferred A
100
6% preferred B
-—100
Nat Mall & Steel Cast Co
*
Nat Oil Products Co
4
National Power & Light
.»
National Steel
25
National Supply Co of Pa.__10
f2 conv. preferred
k% prior preferred
40
100
Sale
16J4
15*4 116k
13
6 k'
24 k
12 H
l\H
20
25 k
8
9
940
79',900
80
7,500
31,800
130
40,100
5,200
800
1801
19.266
21,500
1,090
1,160
2,160
200
23,400
5,900
3,400
320
120
45,600
3,800
101,800
58,500
200
3,300
500
10
25k
40k
110
North States Pow Co $5
Telegraph
Norwalk Tire &
200
5
150, 800
122 500
"52k
l54
Sale
a
800
23, 600
80, 900
37, 100
100
200
27,100
3,700
68,800
2,100
450
13,100
1,000
2,500
13,200
28,880
6,800
91,070
61,200
478,800
29,700
4,720
93,700
114
57
60
k
&
22 k
k
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57 k
56k
17k
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89
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93 k
7k
95
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111k
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43
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56k
57
55 k
55 k
18
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96k
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m
143
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42 k
23
52
103
4
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Nov.
8
Nov. 14
Nov.
6
2
Nov. 27
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Nov. 29
96
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6
8 k Nov. 12
Nov.
36
Nov. 12 114
Sale
145
Nov.
*142kNov.
9k Nov.
145
Nov. 26
Nov.
9
16
Sale
40
Nov.
47
Nov. 15
24
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25
Nov. 30
51
Nov.
53
Nov.
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115k
47 k
8k
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2k
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13 k
54 k
Sale
9
3k
Sale
45k Nov. 28
7
7 k Nov.
3k Nov. 12
Nov. 14
7k Nov.
11
Nov. 14
29 k Nov.
Sale
12k
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152
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1534
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15k
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9
39
103
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98
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32 k
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2.60
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19
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46
49
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20
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1
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39k
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10
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39
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37
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20
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6k Nov.
7k Nov.
32k Nov.
42k Nov.
82k Nov.
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13 k Nov.
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27
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23 k
20k
22 k
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19k
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7k
34 k
44 k
84 k
%
20
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20k
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43
44
81k
k
83
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34 k
42 k
83
2k
10
6
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21k Nov. 27
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43 k
1
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k
38k
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15
20
10
1
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Nov.
2k Nov.
9
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37k Nov. 27
20
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14k Nov.
2
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1
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1
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8
45
6
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13
_
20
16
27
29
25
19
12
13
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14 k
47 k
47 k
15
84 k
4k
15
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
June
May
13
14
14
23
15
Nov. 27
Nov.
8
47
May 24
115 k May 24
42
June 10
4 k June
10
4
3
9
Mar.
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
AUg.
Jan.
15
4
3
Jan.
4
k Jan.
11
26 k Apr. 22
—
-
Apr.
May
6
4
Nov. 30
Jan.
3
8
Jan.
10
Jan.
3
Jan.
Nov. 29
Jan.
3
12
May
May
3k May
9k May
?§* May
33
May
8
May
May
115
8
6
13
Jan.
4
Apr.
15
k Apr. 15
Jan.
3
16k Jan.
4
50
Mar. 12
154k Nov. 29
4
7k Jan.
8k Nov. 18
4k Mar. 11
25 k Apr.
4
June 12
10
Jan.
2
45k Apr.
5
1
10
31
Nov. 29
99
Nov. 25
102
Oct.
10k Nov.
7
18
lk May
May
May
19k June
15
May
15
May
23
May
Feb.
2k
44 k
23 k
2k
12 k
10k
62 k
96 k
4k
June
Nov. 12
6
Apr.
9
Nov.
7
Mar. 12
Mar.
4
May 13
Jan.
5
May
8
Jan.
8
Feb. 17
4
11H
42 k Nov. 14
5
16k Jan.
25k Nov. 15
Nov. 27
23
43
13
1
70
7
k Mar 20
13 k Nov. 29
.
6
10 k Apr. 26
139
Oct.
June
17
Jan.
14
6k Jan.
k May
26 k June
99
Sept.
4k May
64
May
6k May
15
May
May
31k July
13 k May
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5k May
5k June
11*
22
Jan.
34
June
71
Jan.
64
12
2k June
12
55
120
6k Jan.
23* Feb.
2
2
Nov. 25
3
Jan.
_
Nov.
291 14k
3
Jan.
e 10'
8k May 7
4
21 23 k Apr
4
7k May 21
14k Mar
Mar. 28
95
May 23 I 2
2k May 22
5k Apr. 4
4
Ilk June 11
18k Jan.
Nov. 26
124k June 11 145
3
7
May 21
12k Jan.
Nov. 15
21
May 21
47
4
19
June 10
32k Apr.
Nov.
6,
Nov. 15
Jan.
10 k May
Nov.
Nov. 14
7k Nov. 12
38
Nov. 19
Jan.
May 29
85
1
6
Nov. 12
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Nov. 12
Nov. 13
4
20
Nov.
9
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Jan.
44*
27
2
3
Nov. 14
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12
4
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3
28
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29
2k
Ilk
43 k
27 k
3
3
4
58k Nov.
-
lk June
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17k May
May
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6k Nov.
6k May
25 k June
37 k May
2
Jan.
Jan.
25k Mar. 13
91
Apr. 29
53 k Apr.
6
23 35k
22 226 k
25 114
21
22
22
14
5
15
44
_
Sept. 18
Jan
Apr.
2
10k Apr. 11
10k June 24
k Apr. 27!
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Oct. 30
Oct.
44
Sale
6k
May
20k May
3 k May
4k May
104
May
tlO
Apr.
May
May
Sale
27
40 k
1!"
21 39
21 33 k
8k
21
22 12k
21 115k
27 117 k
15
5
44
33
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30k
9k
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2
1
39
42
k
37k
99k
8k
92k
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20
Phelps Dodge
25
Philadelphia Co pref 6%
50
$6 preferred
*
Philadelphia & Reading O & I_»
38 k
8k
73 k
9k
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3k Nov. 12
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15
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9
Jan.
144
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 26
Nov. 27
24k
4k
12?4
22 k Apr.
3
29k
14k
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Nov. 9 109 k
May 21 50
18k
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May 21 21k
154k Nov. 29
1
5k Nov. 18
1
8k Nov. 18
9k Nov. 27
7k Nov. 4
2k
3k
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_
1
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16
Nov. 25 123
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Nov. 28
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7
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38
36 k
36k
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12
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7
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13
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11
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10
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8
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1
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50
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7
12
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25
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11
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8
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9
53
8k
92 k
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6
31
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8
26
4
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24 k
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o
37
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37k Sale
99 k
*
23 k
105 k
105
Nov. 29
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96
20 k July 20
6 k May 24
Nov. 30
1
21k Nov.
57k Nov. 18
16k
56 k
55k
16k
93 k
6k
Nov.
June 12 110
100
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9k
41k
8k
10
35k Nov. 19
5 k May 22
48
May 21
4k May 24
8
May 23
26 k May 24
34
Aug.
5
3k Jan.
4
7k May 21
8k Oct. 14
14
May 21
72
July 31
36
May 22
20
110
Apr. 17
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
May 29 173 k Jan. 31
June 19 148 k Jan. J29
Jan.
4
27
13 k May 21
175
2
a
22
8
Mar. 12
132
Nov. 26
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Nov.
103k 102
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3k Nov.
5k
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17
100
10
Nov. 20
Nov. 30 225
Nov. 13 114
Sale
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Nov. 23
6k
17k
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Sale
40.
Nov. 23 112
Sale
3
For footnotes see page
Nov. 15
6k
17k
10k
3k
1
3
11
7
8 112
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Nov.
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1
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34
152
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6k Nov. 15
2
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1,000 Philco Corp
Nov. 28
Nov. 14
Nov.
41k
14k
5
4
13k Nov. 29
.»
Corp.
Nov.
30
10
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
33
14
30k
Penn Coal & Coke
Petroleum
Nov. 27
32
29k
10
1
16k Nov. 12
17k Nov. 12
13k
Sale
132
Nov.
49
Nov. 27
30
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*
Nov.
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30
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100
100
1
4
Nov. 12
Nov. 14
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66
k Nov. 9
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120k
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7
3
29
8
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Nov. 15
34
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Penn-Dixie Cement
Pet Milk..
Nov.
39
115
6k
100
100
Nov. 13
8k
72 k
8k
12k
1
120
23 k
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100
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%
„
16 k
87 k
2k
t Peoria & Eastern Ry
Pere Marquette Ry
5% prior preferred
5% preferred
Nov.
37
Nov.
6
Nov. 28
Nov.
*
Parke Davis & Co
25
Nov.19
Nov. 20
50
Sale
15
20
Nov. 14
2
55
Sale
14
15
114
6k
Sale
16
Nov. 20
14k
44 k
7
30
115
112k 113k 113
38
37
36
36k
Sale
3
2
2k
*
Mines
k
Sale
32
114
55 k
1
1
8
22 k Jan.
Oct.
23
16k
9 k May 22
13 k
6
May 21
Ilk June
5 18k
104k Nov. 15 116k
104k Nov. 15 114
7k
3
May 28
5 k May 23
7k
17
June 10 26 k
7 k June
6 15k
12k
5 k May 21
8
212
Sale
56 k
12
Nov.
Sale
Sale
113
20k
8
13
10
Sept. 23
10
Sept. 25
16k Apr. 15
9
June 10
16 k June
6 24 k Jan. 24
155'" June 11 171k Oct. 15
19
Apr.
1
12 k Sept. 20
86
Nov. 8 99k Apr. 17
3
15k Oct. 25 20k Jan.
4
Sale
111k
58
15
Sale Prices
7 k Feb. 15
21
June
13k Jan. 13
5 k July 15
7 k June 20
58k Nov.
Sale
212
Sale
4 148
4
18
30
27
3 k May
11
54 k Nov.27
1
k Nov.
33 k
Sale
Sale
13k
27k
24 k
4k
7k
24
221
Sale
Sale
Sale
55
lA
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
a
Nov.
43 k Nov. 28
6
13k Nov.
4k
5k
9
10k
110
109k 112
110
117k 112
Sale
Sale
32
5
$7 conv pref series A
.♦
Penn Glass Sand Corp v t c
*
9, 800
50
1,063, 900 Pennsylvania RR Co
5
20, 100 People's Drug Stores Inc
54, 100 People's Gas Light & Coke.100
24,900
5k
10k
Sale
44
Sale
1
Patino Mines & Knt Cons
237, 100
Penick & Ford
28, 100
Penney (J O) Co
'202, 500
Sale-
110
Sale
*
Parker Rust Proof Co
Sale
108
Sale
Sale
63, 500
Parmelee Transportation Co
36, 300
Pathe Film Corp
370, 800
11,300
8,400
1,000
146,100
2,200
8,600
1,200
2,780
2,790
Cons
108k
110
110k
Sale
Tilford
Park Utah
45
44
106
146k 145
21k
Sale
35k 35k
6k
Sale
65
Sale
6k
Sale
9k
10k
13
if*
26
*
2d preferred
19k
80
88
7
.
Sale
10
1st preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
Paramount Pictures
o
llH
78
Sale
?
6k Nov.
17k Nov. 12
6
Nov. 14
Nov. 27
48
Nov. 14
Sale
Nov.28
40
42
45
41k Nov. 4 49k Nov. 14
42
4.
5
5k Nov. 15
4k Nov. 6
10
8k Nov. 6 10k Nov. 22
9k
9
Nov.
6
Nov.
7
8k
8k
19
Nov. 12
Nov. 22
16k
17k
80 k Nov.
9
Nov. 26
78
79k Sale
46
Nov.
7
44 k Nov. 28
44 k Sale
8
Nov.
4 108k Nov.
107
107
Sale
26 k Nov.
6
29k Nov. 14
27
10k Nov. 14
8 k Sale
7k Nov.—2
9
26 k Nov.
23 k Nov. 20
24 k Sale
9 109 k Nov. 19
105 k Nov.
108 k Sale
6k
10
14 k
29
*
preferred
Park &
Sale
33
7k
66 k
13 k
Pan American Airways Corp. .5
1,297, 10(1
Pan Amer Pet & Trans
5
9, 300
Panhandle Prod & Ref
1
75, 600
Paraffine Cos Inc
*
700
14,
4% conv preferred..
100
430
3 500
4k
8k
8k
23 k
Sale
6
100
*
Pacific Western Oil32, 000
Packard Motor Car
1,404, 500
123, 100
42k
Sale
146
Sale
7 k
Pacific Finance Corp (Calif) .10
8, 900
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
203 600
1,065, 900
23, 400
Sale
42 k
Nov. 26
20 k Nov.20
7k Nov. 6
.
15k
16k
31k
25k
5k
9k
32 k
50
2.50
preferred
Pacific Lighting Corp
67, 000
Pacific Mills
63, 000
Pacific Telep & Teleg
4, 140
6% preferred
390
2,
Pacific Tin Consol Corp
150, 849
Sale
Nov. 20
14
Sale
Sale
Pacific Coast
2d
Sale
Sale
145,500
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
251,500
1st
37k
Sale
5
15
Nov.
9k x8k Nov. 7
10k xlOk Nov.28 12k Nov.
Nov.
17k Nov. 27 19
Sale
Nov.
4 169k Nov.
166
Sale
13k Nov. 6 16k Nov.
Sale
Nov.
8
88k Nov.
88k 86
17
16k Nov. 6 18k Nov.
18k
12k Nov. 22 14k Nov.
12k Sale
Nov.
6
11
12
Sale
12k Nov.
13 k Sale
13k Nov. 26 14k Nov.
104k Nov. 15 110k Nov.
105
Sale
104 z#m Sale 104 k Nov. 15 108k Nov.
7k Nov.
6k Nov.
6k
6k
7k Nov.
7k Nov. 18
7k
7k
6 23 k Nov.
20 k Nov.
23 k Sale
10k Nov. 6 13k Nov.
12k
14
9k Nov.
8 k Sale
7k Nov. 6
Nov. 22
84
84
85k Nov.
85k
Nov.
6 20 k Nov.
17
17k Sale
Nov.
2 171
Nov.
167
ft 73
180
49
Sale
Sale
15k
Sale
8k
10k
17k
169 k
16 k
86k
8
Sale
pref.*
50
Preferred
41^
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
8
Sale"
Sale
Rubber
Norwich PharmacalCo
145k
24 k
36 k
8k
67k
6k
10k
85
Sale
168
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
23 k Nov.
Nov.
50 k
12 k
50
100
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
41
111k
167
28
*
960 Outlet Co
Preferred
100
100
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.. 12.50
227,400
10,400
28,500
23,800
14,300
4,300
1,500
26,400
19,200
1,900
12,700
47
Sale
9k
83
8% pref series A
4,070
23,300 Oppenheim Collins & Co
Otis Elevator
205,800
6% preferred
100
2,590
Jtis Steel Co
*
303,600
$5.50 conv 1st preferred
*
30.500
Outboard Marine & Mfg..—5
13,200
25, 460
Sale
Sale
24k
North American Aviation..
Northern Central
Ohio Oil Co (The)
Oliver Farm Equipment
92,100
Omnibus Corp (The)
89,300
21, 750
13, 490
27
78
524,400
11,000
7,800
Sale
Nehi Corp
Neisner Bros Inc
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
9k
Sale
8k
80 k
18k
Sale
3 k
Sale
Sale
7
10 k
12 k
41k
Sale
13 k
Sale
96
Sale
39
*
*
Sale
Sale
k Sale
72
17
Sale
20 k
166 k 172
Sale
144
...100
N a to mas Co
"6k
Sale
88
15k
13k
Ilk
13k
100 k
108k
Sale
6
,
9.200
84
19k
12 k
6% preferred series A
100
221,200
*
36,500 N Y City Omnibus Corp
New York Dock
*
15,100
5% preferred
*
16,100
New York & Harlem
50
1,350
10% preferred
50
110
N Y Lack & West Ry Co.. 100
1,570
100
146,300 JNYNH & Hartford
Convertible preferred
100
110,100
12,600 JN Y Ontario & Western.. 100
N Y Shipbuilding pt stock
1
695,300
5
18,500 Noblitt-Sparks Indus Inc
Norfolk & Western Ry
100
39,100
Adj 4% preferred
—100
3,370
North American Co..
10
819,800
Preferred 6% series
50
29,300
Preferred 5 k% series
50
40,400
340
13k
II
*
168
166
Sale
-1
4k% conv serial pref—100
Newberry Co (J J)
—-*
5% preferred series A
100
awmont Mining Corp
10
-.1
"•"215.800 Newport Industries Inc
36,800 N'port News Ship & Dr Dock.l
§5 conv pref
"
1,500
New York Air Brake.,
47,100j
*
2,170,300 New York Central—
71,400 N Y Chicago & St Louis...100
1,241,000
1,710
558,700
6,600
3,850
56,600
Sale
19 k
15 k
10
National Distillers Products. .♦
6% prior preferred
National Tea Co
Sale
18
*
National Cash Register.—
National Cylinder Gas Co.
9
8k
Ilk
172
5k
14k
21k
Sale
Sale
22
..---100
National Bond & Share Corp.*
5k Sale
16k
15k
23k Sale
Sale
13
---100
Nat Bond & Investment
Sale
8
165
15
7% preferred
5% pref series A-_
Ask
%
Highest
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
Nash-Kelvinator Oorp_---.--5
Nashville Chatt & St Louls.100
Shares
619,100
11,050
374,200
32,700
9,700
293,900
404,100
5,600
15,200
2,600
15,000
128,900
60,700
503,925
5,660
9,370
69,100
27,760
246,800
10,700
291,100
6,300
299,800
5,600
4,090
73,600
2,100
324,800
160,300
212,800
26,210
27,900
13,660
264,800
41,400
24,900
8,500
2,010
14,300
1,020
29,300
1
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
1,500
;
N. Y. STOCK
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
STOCKS
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
21
22
21
22
Nov.
8
4k
13 k
45k
29k
Jan.
Apr.
Oct.
Apr.
9
8
24
Apr. 25
7
9
25
8 k Nov. 14
10k Feb.\ 2
Jan.
2
47
Jan. 11
11
87 k Oct.
27
18
10
40
19
k Mar.
1
Nov. 25
14 k
38
N. T. STOCK
AQQREQATE
SALES
Since
November
Shares
Nov. 1
Par Bid
,
97,600 Philip Morris & Co
30,400 Phillips Jones Corp
10,000
1,600
390
70
10
290
5
Preferred
2,630
100
17,900 Pilisbury Flour Mills—
25
2,910 Pirelli Co of Italy Am shares
8,906
42,700 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)—. .100
6,300
6,100
19,300
6% preferred
--.100
40,800 Pitts Coke & Iron Corp
*
$5 conv preferred
2,830
*
33,400 Pitts 'K'orgings Co
1
20 Pitts Ft Wayne & Chi Ry__100
970
7 % guaranteed pref
100
184,900 Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt.
*
39,400 Pittsburgh Steel Co
*
9,560
7% preferred class B
100
5% preferred class A
23,710
100
5*4 % 1st ser conv pr pf..l00
8,590
-.100
31,960 Pittsb & West Virginia
190
...
1,600
,
*
70 Pitts O O & St L RE Co
"
380
31*300
30
26,300
7,600
2,850
8,190
1,740
2,740
•
18,400
59,900
7,200
81,600
107,900
30,300
7.700
1,100
8,200
6,700
5,600
82,100
3,400
2,100
22,700
45,300
3,300
500
500
500
80
4*4 Sale
Iff
Sale
2*4
43 *4
44
26 *4
Sale
46
49*4
5 *4
Sale
24 H Sale
8
70
Sale
Sale
42
38
Sale
39*4
2*4
A*
40
38*4
23*4 Sale
65*4 Sale
135
Sale
Plymouth Oil
9*1
155
177*4
36
3
Sale
Nov.
Nov. 6
Nov. 12
Nov.
7
1
5*4 Nov
45
1
48
40
22*4 Nov. 20
65*4 Nov. 1
5*4 Nov. 28
28*4 Nov. 1
8*4 Nov. 16
7*4 Nov
35*4 Nov
9*4 Nov
80
30
39*4 Nov
4*4 Nov
47*4 Nov
24
Nov
71
Nov
83*4 Nov
A*
Sale
8*4
81*4
15*4
160
9
6*4 Sale
9*4
47*4 Sale
35*4 Sale
esH Sale
Sale
Sale
6
6
Nov.
176
6*4 Nov.
Nov.
40
28*4 Nov.
57*4 Nov.
12*4 Nov.
12
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
29
9
12
20
18
14*4 Nov
18
12
1*4 Nov
Nov
Nov
18
23
&
2
155
158*4
1
*4
16*4 Sale
18*4 Sale
17*4
16%
17*4
16*4
8
9*4 Sale
8*4
%
Sale"
5
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co..»
Poor & Co class B
*
t. Porto Rican Amer Tob cl A. *
6
14*4 Sale
14*4
14*4
43*
44*4
Sale
65'
118
40
112
125
141
161
Sale
Sale
112*4
125*4
143
Sale
c,
16
Sale
T
V
Sale
12
a
6
w
12*4
13
Sale
12*4
Sale
12*1
39*4
56*4
42
Sale
38*4
55*4
1
*4 Nov
,%
Nov,
6
Nov
4
Nov
27
Nov
Nov
39
Sale
54
115
115
118
11694 117
33*4 Sale
28*4 Sale
111*4 Sale
108*4 110*4
123 94 Sale
122
122*4
138
140*4 137*4 140
157*4 Sale 158*4 Sale
19
18
9*4 Nov
% Nov
6*4 Nov
Nov, 15
Nov
13*4
41*4
Nov,
.
7
27
27
6
14*1
Nov
14*4 Nov
45*4 Nov
Nov
28
Nov,
4 118
Nov
29
34*4 Nov
29 112
Nov
28*4 Nov
109*4 Nov
167
Nov
60
10
97*4 May
9
7*4 Apr.
4
Nov. 14
41X Jan.
5
6*4 Feb.
9
45
12
7
8
8
7
28
4
13
June 10 178
4*4 May 15
5
May 15
16*4 May 22
10
15
Nov
70
Jan.
Sale Prices
27*4 May 22
2*4 May 24
36
May 28 66
22
May 29 28*4
35
May 21 72
107*4 Feb. 10 110
7*4
3*4 May 22
16
May 24 35*4
5*4 May 24
9*4
6494 May 22 83*4
13*4 Nov. 6 16*4
154
May
6 154
16*4 Nov
177*4
8*4
10*4
55*4
,41*4
8*4 Nov.
9
57*4 Sale
13*4 Sale
Nov.
13*4 Nov.
85*4
Sale
178
177
Sale
6
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
68
May 21
3*4 May 18
Nov
23*4
23
70
Sale
30
42
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 8
82
135
83*4
42
75*4 Nov. 27
4*4 Nov. 1
5*4
3
33
Sale
7*4
Sale
"5*4
Sale
174
Highest
Sale Prices
49
43*4
28*4 Sale
uif
Ask
4*4
Sale
6
Lowest
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
Sale
76*4
100
Postal Teleg Inc pref........*
1
701,800 Pressed Steel Car common
5% conv 1st preferred...--5
21,900
5% conv 2d preferred ...-50
12,600
*
209,900 Procter & Gamble..
Preferred 5%
8,870
100
224,100 Pub Serv Corp of N J com._.*
$5 preferred......
24,400
*
10,600
6% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
4,900
8% preferred
___100
5,630
680
Bid
42
30
10 Pitts Y & Ash Ry 7% pref--100
Pittston Co (The).
*
"3" 900
.
90*4 Sale
♦
--.100
317,950 Phillips Petroleum.
14,300 Phoenix Hosiery
43,600
1,200
Ask
....
Preferred.
RANQE SINCE JAN.
Jan, 2
1940
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
19
7
151
15'
12*4
5*4
*4
4*4
6*4
6*4
21
53
May
May
May
July
Feb.
Oct.
Jan.
8
21
17
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Nov. 7
Nov. 19
Nov. 15
May 0
Oct.
7
894 Jan.
2
11
Jan.
4
55*4
21 4194
21 70
16*4
21
3 151*4
Nov. 20
Nov. 18
Nov. 18
Apr.
8
July
3
*|
Mar. 12
14
May 28
Jan. 13
May 21
May 29
Oct.
2
May 21
May 21
May 21
June
Feb.
Apr. 26
5
112*4 May 22
28*4 Nov. 29
100
May 21
110*4 May 22
1
22*4 Feb.
9
Nov. 23
12*4 Jan.
4
2*4 Feb. 27
8
July
5
14*4 Jan.
3
14 k Jan.
3
45*4 Nov. 8
71*4 Apr.
Jan.
118*
"
8
431
Apr.
Jan. 11
1151
128
Apr. 20
18
123
Nov,
123*4 Nov
1
138
Nov
Nov
15
126
June
157
Nov
141
161
Nov
12
143
May 22 165
6 145
Mar. 29
Apr.
2
Jan.
4
3
Public Service Elec & Gas-—
$5 preferred
* 115*4
Pullman Co
*
31X
*
Pure Oil..
8*4
6%"preferred7--.___—--100 r87
77 X
5% conv preferred..
100
14 X
Purity Bakeries
*
Quaker State OiI«Rfg Corp-.10' 14
Radio Corp of America
*
554
$5 preferred B
75
*
S3.50 conv 1st pref
*
60*4
Radio-Keitb-Orpheum Corp--l
6% conv preferred
100
2,100
—
85,100
-70,300
2,200
9,300
16,100
400
122,800
:
627,500
£95,800
8,500
74,800
125,300
10,700
1,792,500
400
~6", 100
9,900
600
2,500
20,200
3,300
9,500
800
3,400
500
150
250
1,200
75,300
...
._
77,100
93,900
5,400
30,500
304,200
54,300
76,100
9,500
17,500
10,500
Ray bestos- Manhattan.
Rayonier Inc
$2 preferred
Reading Co
4% 1st preferred
4% 2d preferred
Real Silk Hosiery
Reis (Robt) & Co 1st
Reliable Stores Corp
~
78*4
Sale
15
Sale
100*4
Sale
117
26*4 Sale
-87-
77*4
10
Sale
10
11
-
5*4 Sale
73*4
62*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
34*4
36*4
Sale
Sale
27
27*4
14*4
26*4
Sale
1*4
25*4
7*4
8
8*4
670 Rensselaer & Sara RR Co-.100
61
66
900
110
41,700
3,300
3.700
4,100
21,700
660
100
33,100
4,400
4,600
50
""8,666
2,850
26,900
28,700
1,300
11,300
1,900
3,100
110
60
18,100
2,300
7,000
3,900
44,800
13,200
9,600
1,900
11,200
1,500
13,500
550
22,900
1,100
12,900
18,400
400
1,200
8,100
410
80
4,900
1,900
3,700
149,800
20,500
3,371
8,000
70
.
.
1*4 Sale
21*4 Sale
94*4 Sale
89*4 Sale
11*4 Sale
tSea board Air Line
4-2% preferred
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
Seagrave Corp (The)
19.U
For footnotes
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
19*4
2*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Corp
5*4% conv preferred
_*
*
*
*
*
*
15
100
Silver King Coalition
Simmons Co
Simms Petroleum.
_
60
Sale
52*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
107*4
5
♦
Sale
_10
Simonds Saw & Steel Co
*
Skeily Oil Co
15
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron. 100
24
32*4
53*4
9*4
5*4
Ja*
*4
••
37p
3*1
2*4
4
5*4
44
Sale
109*4 Sale
109*4
37
Sale
39*4
10*4 Sale
10*4
79
84*4
77*4
X
n%
3*4
43
42
Sale
113
*4
Sale
0$
9*4
6
18
Sale
48
*4
Sale
*4
3*4
'5*4
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
J*
37
Sale
54
Sale
10
Sale
103
104
Sale
5*4
19*4
1*4
26*4
20*4
Sale
2
29
Sale
Sale
South Amer Gold & Plat
1
Sale
Southeastern Greyhound L...5
South Porto Rico Sugar
u
*
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
8*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
12*4
13*4
19*4 Sale
139
Sale
3*4
52
10*4
5*4
20*4
1*4
25*4
20
108
112*4
17*4
9*4
15
8*4
1*4
13
19
Nov,, 16
Nov.
1
Nov.
6
Nov.
Nov.
4
4
53 k
Sale
June
117
15
May
May
May
May
8
22
14
Nov
Nov
Nov
1
June
18
27
8
14
May
May
May
17*4 Nov 14
15*4 Nov 12
48*4 Nov 26
41*1
Nov
Nov
Nov.
1
'A, Nov
1
Nov.
7
Nov
2
Nov. 29
15
2*4 Nov 29
Nov
44
110*4 Nov
40*4 Nov
11*4 Nov
Nov
84
% Nov
3*4 Nov
42*4 Nov
Nov
113
9
Nov. 19
72*4 Nov. 15
15*4 Feb. 20
96M Apr.
8
11*1 Nov. 14
44
May
8
Oct.
56
3
9*4 Nov. 27
Jan.
3
Feb. 27
%ug.
May 28 22*4 Apr4
Oct. 16
15*4 Nov. 12
Nov. 26
Oct.
Feb.
9
May
Jan.
3
June
Jan.
2
Apr.
Jan.
3
Oct.
May 10
Jan.
Jan.
494 May 18
53
Mar. 14
May
111*4 Mar. 28
May
40*4 Nov. 26
May
1494 Mar. 27
May
85*1 May 9
July
% Jan.
2
Apr.
Feb. 21
May
49
Jan.
4
May
June
115*4 Jan. 11
1I4
2»
$
23
6
Nov. 19
Jan.
3
30*4 Apr.
324H
June
110*4 Oct.
10
May
% Jan.
2
Nov
Oct.
Nov.
16*4
Nov
20
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
2*4 Nov
80*4 Nov
12*4 Nov
May
Sept.
2
Jan.
3
Nov. 14
May
88
Apr.
June
1694
16*4
73*4
5*4
Jan. 11
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
Jan. 11
Nov.
4*4
18*4
1 *4
27*4
2
27
20*4 x20
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
102
"18*4
111*4 Nov.
17*4 Nov.
9*4
9
16
Sale
Sale
„
15*4
8*4
1*4
12*4
18*4
135
Nov
m Nov
A*
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
ug.
May
May
Nov
11*4 Nov
106*4 Nov
June
Nov
May
May
May
May
Ax
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Nov
Nov
Nov
.Tune
1*4 Jan.
6
56
Apr.
5
794 Mar. 13
40*4 Feb. 13
13*1
Jan.
108*4 Feb.
694 Nov.
Jan.
24
4
7
9
3
2*4 Apr. 29
31
Nov. 12
23*4 May 10
Apr.
8
114*4 May 0
Nov
June
Nov
120
21*4 Nov
10*4 Nov
May
May
May
May
Oct.
29
Jan.
4
17
Nov
June
24
Feb.
10
Nov
12
Jan.
9
2
2*4 Nov
May
July
Nov
May
Nov.
Nov.
Nov
May
Aug.
May
Nov
38
Nov.
115
13*4
19
4
9
Sept. 19
*4 Nov
104
Sale
Sale
Nov.
Nov.
9*4 Nov.
109
Sale
137*4 140
7
Nov. 23
Apr.
Nov
Nov
6
2
24*4
105*4
95*4
14*4
Nov
8
4
12
8*4 Nov. 16
9
13*4 Feb.
3
10*4 Jan.
60
Nov. 29
Jan.
5
69
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
July
Nov
Nov
Feb.
Mar
13
37
70
5*4 Sale
38
37*4
107
6
Nov
May 28
$
2 *4
74*4
10*4
13*4
69*4
3*4
51 *4
5*4
aV4
65
70
Nov. 29
Nov. 12
Nov
Nov
9
26
19
9
14
7
9
3
13
74*4 Sale
10*4 Sale
13*4 Sale
3*4
49*4
7
72*4
14*4
92*4
11*4
35*4
53*4
9*4
6*4
2
Nov
28
.Tune
14
Nov
5
May 22
Feb.
15*4 FebT"3
Apr.
3
Apr. 15
69
Apr.
8
June 20
3
July
9
23
Apr.
4
29*4 May 3
37*4 May 4
8
17*4 Apr
Oct. 31
27
Jan.
23
3
*4 Nov.
% Nov.
14*4
Sale
May 21
7
29
Nov
Nov
Nov
6
9
3~
108*4 Nov
Sale
11*4
14*4
June
No/
1*4
24*4
100*4
95*4
13*4
8
May 21
May 23
15*4
Jan.
May
May
May
Nov.
%
Sale
Sale
2
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
36*4 Nov.
111*4 Nov.
110*4 108
14
Nov. 27
Nov.
Nov,
Nov
60
62
1 117
Nov.
10*4
77*4
*4
2*4
85*4
*4
Nov.
Nov. 28
41*4 Nov.
109
Nov.
33*4 Nov.
110
Sale
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. .15
25*4
60
Sale
% Sale
13$
79*1
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
20*4
68*4
12*4
87*4
9*4
32*4
53*4
7*4
5*4
4*4
15*4
12*4
45*4
*4
36*4
H
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2*4
5*4
13*4
47*4
*4
2*4
Smith fA 0> Corn
lft
Smith & Corona Typewr vtc.*
Snider Packing
*
40.
5
17*4
41 *4
110*4 112
21*4 Sale
9*4 Sale
_
110
69*4
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
17*4
Sale
47
%
105
.100
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
$6 preferred
8% preferred
69
107*4 110*4 109
1
Steel
Nov.
10*4
2*4
*
see page
294
5*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
Sears, Roebuck & Co
$5 conv preferred-.
Sharp & Dohme
14,700
$3.50 conv pref series A
112,800 Shattuck (.Frank G)
4,980 Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co...
175,300 Shell Union Oil.
15,400
77,000
154,200
17,900
14,100
74,400
3,680
5,130
36,000
11,900
57,100
1,355,700
134,200
24,071
118,600
1,140
%
6
11*4 Nov. 27
23*4 Nov. 27
95
Sale
1
88
Sale
Sale
Nov.
1*4 Nov.
20*4 Nov.
12
13
Sale
X*
61
1
7
June
May 22
ug.
25*4
10
17
Nov.
6
90
13*4
45*4
*4
37*4 Sale
a
57
114
109
Nov
9*4 Nov
21
May 28
May 28
15*4 Nov
1
Nov.
53*4
Servel Inc
Sharon
&3/*
Nov
27
23
15
22
June 19
May 22
May 21
34*4 Nov
8*4 Nov.
91
Sale
Sale
*
95
2*4 Nov
22*4 Nov
2 *4 Nov
32
Nov
9*4 Nov
8*4 Nov
Sale
35
7*4
May
Apr.
May
Nov.
19*4 Nov
28*4 Nov
Nov.
5
■apt; 19
Nov
63
22
Sale
100*4
100
7*4
5*4
4*4
June
~'
26*4 Nov. 8
7*4 Nov. 22
7*4 Nov. 2
1*4 Sale
22*4 Sale
10*4
*
*
59
59
Nov.
13*4 Nov. 20
25*4 Nov. 16
20*4 Nov. 27
Nov.
2
7
9*4
9*4
9*4
62
62
87
,
636,600
44,100
45,400
21,900
458,700
215,200
52,400
4,200
128,100
8*4
8*4
9*4
23
1 Sale
70*4 Sale
13*4 Sale
.
...
25
110
...
19
15*4 Nov.
9
7
Nov. 22
34*4 Nov. 26
21
3
32*4
Sale
23
;2*4
13*4 Sale
30
Nov. 26
26
20*4
2*4
27
9
8
10
8
60
29
28
22*4
22
114*4 Oct. 14 118
16*4 May 21 32*4
6*4 Oct. 21 11*1
June 12 97*4
May 28 89
95
27
1
275,100 Reo Motors Inc vtc
2,467.900 Republic Steel Corp.
*
58,470
6% conv preferred
-100
39.150
6% conv prior pf ser A..100
116,700 Revere Copper & Brass
5
Class A
10
14,490
2,390
7% preferred
100
5,800
5*4% preferred
—-100
248,200 Reynolds Metals Co
*
4,700
5*4% conv preferred-—-100
179,900 Reynolds Spring Co
1
415,100 Reynolds (R J) Tob cl B
10
Common
10
1,050
333,500 Richfield Oil Corp...
*
*,
10,000 Ritter Dental Mfg..
31,500 Roan Antelope Cop Mines....]
46,100 Ruberoid Co capital stock
.*
1
35,900 Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
940
$2.50 conv preferred
9,300 IRuiland RR preferred
100
146,400 St Joseph Lead
10
25,500 JSt Louis-San Francisco
100
43,600
6% preferred
100
1,950 JSt Louis Southwestern
10ft
240
5% preferred
100
190,100 Safeway Stores
*
48,550
5% preferred100
192,700 Savage Arms Corp
*
*
214,600 Schenley Distillers Corp
5
5*4% preferred
21,500
100
188,400 tSchulte Retail Stores.
1
8 % preferred
40,600
100
.__*
34,100 Scott Paper
34.5ft preferred
*
2,080
$4 preferred-.
*
2,310
17,800
34,100
75
60*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
34*4
35*4
19
19*4
17*4 Sale
25
140
550
5
27
27,800
411,100
14,920
9,000
14,100
1,590
1,510
14,600
117*4
8
Sale
24*4 Nov. 6 '27*4 Nov
9
Nov 14
Sale
7*4 Nov. 6
-87---- Nov. 6 -93*4NOV "30
Sale=
77*4 Nov. 1 85*4 Nov 29
Sale
10*4
9*4 Nov. 29 11*4 Nov 12
Nov 18
10*4
Sale
4*4 Nov.'27
5*4 Nov •8
'
Sale
w
10
9*4
57
w
26*4
8*4
-93"*4
85*4
,
Sale
25
1,100
'
116
7*4 Sale
::W*
16
*
10
1
;
Reliance Mfg Co
115
19
pref-.lOO
Remington-Rand
Preferred
88
*
1
—25
-50
.50
.50
5
100
Preferred
990
3,120
15,700
3,700
172,900
16,500
118
Sale
Sale
112
14
Nov
22
11
2
16
.
Mar. 11
Jan.
3
20*4 Nov
"ug.
30n May 10
Nov
May
152*4 Apr. 23
139
AQQREQATE
SALES
Since
November
Jan. 2
1940
Jan. 1
Shares
16,700
07,200
51,400
50,000
1,400
11,600
1,300
Nov. 1
Par
Shares
Bid
30,800
8,600
900
27,900
2,090
10,300
59,500
800
11,500
19,300
2,300
9,900
88,400
68,900
116,500
2,700
8,000
14,900
5,300
53,900
84,100
20,100
530
23,600
7,600
12,100
9,600
1,300
2,200
18,300
13,100
644,000
584,100
1,088,200
33,200
90,800
138,600
131,400
Sale
Sale
23
Sale
17%
2%
4%
18%
Sale
5%
2%
7
Sale
7%
55
69
20
22%
Sale
34
1
*
Sale
43%
33%
56%
52% Sale
10% Sale
*
2
*
60
1
33%
6
*
*
39
20%
45%
*
457,000 Sperry Corp (The) v t c
89,800 Spicer Mfg Co
$3 conv preferred A
10,070
321,300 Spiegel Co Inc
Convertible $4.50 preferred
12,650
148,500 Square D Co
Standard Brands
1,269,700
$4.50 preferred
17,400
111,900 Standard Gas & Electric
$4 preferred
237,100
$6 prior preferred
38,300
7 prior preferred
210,700
7
55%
34%
Sale
Sale
101% 103%
2%
*
*
6%
16%
2%
Sale
Sale
*
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
44% Sale
Starrett Co
*
-.10
33%
Sale
18%
26%
36%
36%
80
Sale
63
5
8%
5
Stokely Bros & Co Inc.-—--1
*
11%
9%
56%
425,300 Scone & Webster
1
1,462,600 Studebaker Corp
*
69,800 Sun Oil Co
6% preferred
4,140
100
10c
*
--1
100
153,600 Sunshine Mining Co.71,700 Superheater Co (The)
124,600 Superior Oil Corp
55,800 Superior Steel Corp
122
51
122
8%
9% Sale
16%
17
Sale
7
8%
22% Sale
32
---
19
Sale
Sale
29%
25
287,300
137,550 Swift International Ltd
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
122%
27%
2%
38,200 Sutherland Paper Co
—10
7,100 Sweets Co of Airier (The)—50
Swift & Co.
8%
4%
9%
8%
Sale
1%
o
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
124
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
.
Sale
23%
Sale
5
21%
18%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
2%
5%
2
20%
Sale
Sale
58
20
2%
4%
Nov. 29
Nov. 28
Nov. 27
Nov.
6
Nov.
6
Nov.
29% Nov.
10
12,300
5,300
19%
41%
33%
57%
Nov.
6
100
21
Nov.
6
43%
Nov. 4 36
58
Nov.
1
Sale
Nov. 6
7%
57
53
Nov.
6
53%
32% Nov. 15 34%
Sale
7
Sale
6% Nov. 27
Nov.
1 2110
113% 109
2
1% Nov. 29
1%
5
3
Nov. 27
Sale
13% Nov. 6 16%
14
14% Nov. 27 19%
Sale
17%
Sale
25%
32%
34%
61
34% Sale
34%
36%
61
Sale
7%
7%
4%
4%
7% Sale
8
7%
4%
7%
7%
49%
Sale
51%
Sale
Sale
124
122
Nov. 28
Nov. 6
Nov. 6
Nov.30
Nov. 28
Nov.
7
Nov. 18
Nov. 27
Nov. 28
Nov.
7
8%
16%
1%
15%
Sale
Sale
1%
16
16%
20%
22%
3%
5
21% Sale
17% Sale
Nov.
1
Nov. 29
Nov.
1
Nov. 6
23
8%
17%
1%
Nov.
1
4% Nov. 29
20.% Nov.
6
17% Nov. 28
•«
-
440
1,400
18,500
77,100
12,600
26,100
10,400
11,100
4,100
1,700
300
900
40
12,400
1,750
7,700
900
7,700
9,600
4,400
20,500
2,300
23,400
21,300
25,100
22,800
2,500
27,800
300
4,700
400
28,900
3,300
600
350
23,700
8,600
52,500
65,600
210
12,600
17,100
3,600
2,500
6,000
94,700
70,100
3,500
130
27,100
118,000
720,700
111,900
187,400
95,200
113,300
18,100
20,700
2,900
7,200
3,320
132.700
8,260
187,400
22,300
169.590
90,200
27,500
338,500
19,500
365,600
137,300
258,100
508,700
23,900
191,200
4,700
39,500
4,500
221,800
26,700
100
6,000
7,900
13,100
1,900
14,500
1,100
100
9,700
191,800
27,100
12,800
1,600
*
*
10
Texas Pacific Land Trust—-1
Texas & Pacific
100
Thatcher Manufacturing.-.-*
$3.60 conv preferred
*
The Fair Co
*
100
7% preferred
1
Thermoid Co
$3 dividend conv
Third Avenue Ky
pref_ —-10
100
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products
Thompson Starrett
$3.50 preferred
25
-*
*
*
Tide Water Associated Oil--10
*
preferred
Timken-Detrolt Axle Co
$4.50
conv
10
Timken Roller Bear
*
Transamerica
2
Corp
Transc & West Air Inc
5
Tran & Williams Steel Forg--*
Tri-Continental
Corp
4%
6%
44%
3%
32%
8%
4%
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
7
4%
28
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
5% Sale
18% Sale
8% Sale
2% Sale
70
Sale
4%
4%
8%
9%
5% Sale
15% Sale
23% Sale
50% Sale
Sale
12% Sale
7%
8
2% Sale
*
75
*
Steel Co
10
4% Sale
9%
11%
12% Sale
24% Sale
2%
2%
24%
28
10% Sale
Truscon
20th
Century Fox Film Corp.*
*
Transit—_*
—100
1
100
4% preferred
78
18%
8%
*
Sale
Sale
55
17%
2%
18%
Sale
Sale
34%
United
5
10
Dyewood
Preferred
United Electric Coal Cos
United
*
*
*
Eng & Foundry
United Gas Impt
Co..
Pa per board
Co
U S & Foreign Secur
$6 1st preferred
U S Distributing Corp
U S Freight
U S Gypsum
Co
7% preferred
5%% conv preferred
U S Industrial Alchol
U S Lea ther Co
Partic & conv class A
Prior
U S
U S
100 U S
U S
preferred
Pipe & Foundry
Playing Card
Plywood Corp
Realty & Impt
Sale
16% Sale
15% Sale
Sale
85
Sale
14%
27%
43%
15%
Sale
Sale
Sale
16%
13%
109
39%
5
19%
2%
Sale
5%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
52
20
1%
27%
4%
2%
29%
4%
35%
5
Sale
5
34
4%
37%
70
Sale
71
Sale
Sale
112
10
*
20
100
5
50
__*
*
4%
5
35%
Sale
Sale
116%
11% Sale
5% Sale
85%
14%
11%
114%
115
6%
79
7%
9%
84%
175
10
6%
*
11
100
20
10
1
*
65
9%
6%
Sale
70%
Sale
~"l% Sale"
112%
62
68%
10%
3%
3%
86
10%
9
Sale
69%
Sale
173%
172% 177
5%
5%
5%
30
32%
28%
21%
23% Sale
5
Sale
4%
8
8% Sale
57
58%
63%
30%
29% Sale
32
Sale
31%
23%
%
"1% Sale"
23%
22% Sale
Sale
40%
93
Sale
.
10
10%
75%
31
Sale
34
Sale
89
181
36
Sale
4
Sale
81%
8%
10%
85%
4% Sale
30
24
Sale
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
61
69%
Sale
71
82
Sale
70
i
81
2%
28%
Sale
Sale
103,500
10
1,180,400 U S Rubber Co
8% 1st preferred
100
140.600
50,100 U S Smelt Ref & Mining...50
Preferred...
50
17,100
For footnotes see page 40.
Sale
114
113% 113
13% Sale
Sale
79
Sale
Sale
25%
*
Sale
1%
20
9%
Sale
Corp—.*
*
pref. 100
U S Hoffman Mach
17
59
85 preferred
United Merch & Mfrs Inc vtc.l
United
Sale
6
16%
1%
-100
5
—*
United Fruit
4%
9%
113
60
5»3 preferred
United Drug Inc
83
Sale
*
United-Carr Fastener Corp
United Corp
70
Sale
Sale
114
14%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4% Nov.
7
32% Nov. 29
Nov. 28
Sale
14%
26%
42%
19%
13%
6
4.%
17%
7%
1%
Sale
87%
Nov.
27
7
46
18
13%
86%
1
4
4
1
7
29
23
27
8
Sale
71
"23% Sale'
4
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov,
Sale
17%
7%
1%
72%
4%
8%
31
12%
82%
80%
3
34%
5%
4%
7%
8%
39%
2%
37%
4%
30%
5
29
Sale
Sale
1
6
47
Sale
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Nov.
Sale
Sale
9%
95%
74
16%
7
Nov.
1
Nov. 20
Nov.
6
Nov.
1
c
18
36%
12%
95
3% Nov. 22
36% Nov.
1%
17%
9%
91%
27%
AX*
Sale
47
United Carbon
20
3%
3%
7%
7%
38% Sale
3% Sale
36% Sale
6%
6%
4% Sale
7
8%
8%
8%
37%
41
2%
3
37%
40%
4%
4%
31%
34
4%
4%
5%
5%
32%
33
88
39% Sale
12% Sale
Union Premier Food Stores Incl
Union Tank Car
Sale
9%
91%
28%
90%
$6 preferred
Truax Traer Coal
37
Sale
34
4%
4%
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
6
42
3
4%
34%
1%
29
30%
30%
2% Sale
17%
18%
10% Sale
90%
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
2%
35%
4%
31%
4%
Sale
4
Sale
40%
17
50%
5
36%
Sale
3%
Sale
Sale
34%
5%
4%
7%
9%
6% Sale
12% Sale
16%
50%
3%
32%
Sale
37
United Aircraft Corp
5
United Air Lines Transport..5
1,433,200
*
33,600 United Biscuit of America
5% preferred
100
130
57,000
9,380
12,870
42,900
135,400
2,860
31,300
1,700
114,800
55,500
98,200
6,500
104,800
13,400
390
Co
Texas Gulf Producing
71,800 Underwood Elliott Fisher—*
Union Bag & Paper
—*
Union Carbide & Carbon
*
Union Elec Co of Mo $5 pref._*
Union Oil, California—.....25
Union Pacific KK—
100
885,000
492,000
4,280
126,300
121,000
32,500
5,100
89,000
940,000
9,000
7,600
--.25
Corp (The)
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Preferred
3,990
244,000 Twin Coach Co..
31,000
13,400
1,191,100
228,900
340,500
30,100
5,270
86,500
25,000
148,200
732,300
14,400
132,400
79,100
500
Texas
$1.50 preferred
20,400 Twin City Rapid
3,500
1,500
174,800
36,200
20,700
3,200
1,970
9,400
2,500
12,700
132,800
1,300
10,100
3,900
2,440
4,400
13,200
--5
-5
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee Corp
3%
7
63
Sale
Sale
Nov. 14
Nov. 28
Nov.
8
Nov.
8
Nov.
1
Nov.
1
Nov. 29
Nov.
1
Nov.
1
Nov.
Nov.
1
1
27% Nov
38
37
12
Nov. 15
Nov. 12
66%
8%
5%
9%
9%
53%
124%
9%
20%
1%
18%
23%
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
14
15
14
8
15
14
8
13
5
Nov.
1
8
12
15
1
22% Nov. 14
20% Nov. 12
8% Nov.
8
3%
8%
40%
23%
37%
6%
5%
8%
10%
41%
3
41
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1
14
7
14
26
15
8
13
1
12
Nov. 221
Nov. 15
14
26
Nov. 27
Nov.
8
Nov.
1
15
28
8
15
8
13
9
1
5% Nov. 15
10
Nov.
8
69
Nov. 14
9% Nov. 19
Nov. 30
Nov.
i
Nov. 13
Nov. 7
36%
14%
Nov.
6
Nov. 29 76%
Nov. 4 115
14
Nov. 6
Nov. 29 86
Nov.
4
85%
Nov.
7
15%
Nov.
1
27%
Nov. 6 47
Nov. 27 19%
14
Nov. 12
Nov. 22 110%
7
Nov.
1
Nov. 22
Nov. 28
Nov. 27
Nov. 2
Nov. 4
Nov.
6
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
22
14
25
21
23
23
11
22
21
27
11
June
19
30
20
6
Nov.
May
4% May
May
2% May
26% May
5% Oct.
3% July
5
May
8
May
36% June
2% June
9
23
81
3
Nov.
19% Nov. 14
11%
69%
113%
12%
78%
4% May 21
28% May 20
33
Nov.
9
Nov.
8
Nov. 12
Nov. 29
Nov. 19
Nov. 28
Nov. 12
Nov. 13
Nov.
8
20%
2%
34%
5%
3%
Nov. 28
Nov.
7
Nov.
1
Nov.
1
Nov.
1
Nov. 12
Nov. 15
36
Nov. 18
56
5% Nov. 14
37% Nov. 12
76% Nov. 12
12
Nov.
1
Nov. 28
Nov.
7
Nov. 28 115
11% Nov. 14
Nov.
6
4% Nov. 14
Nov.
1
5%
3% Nov.
1
90
96
89
Nov.
6
12
8
Nov.
6
Sale
11
9
Nov. 27
9%
Sale
67% Nov.
7 76
176% 172% Nov.
9 176
Sale
6%
5% Nov. 2
32%
33
32% Nov.
7
21
Nov. 28
21%
24%
Sale
5%
4% Nov. 30
8%
9%
7% Nov. 28
63
60
Nov. 27
66%
31%
28% Nov. 6 33%
32%
31% Nov. 4 32%
24
24
Nov. 29
24%
1%
Sale
% Nov. 28
20 % Nov.
Sale
6
26%
92
Sale
81% Nov.
6
65
60% Nov.
6 67%
69
Nov.
1
72
72%
May 15
June
5
2% Feb.
4
Jan.
5
25% May
1
May
8
May
8% May
81
May
28
18
21
28
28
21
21
21
21
22
22
5
21
22
21
22
22
22
23
18
10%
4%
1%
May
May
May
May
May
May
64
>ug.
35%
4%
3% May
6% May
5
May
14
May
1% May
13% May
6% Miy
30% May
15% Jan.
20% Jan.
34% Jan.
39
Jan.
3
7
72
May
Jan.
2
$
3
3
3
4
8
5
May 14
23% Apr
47
Feb.
38% Apr.
58
Nov.
11% Jan.
66% Apr.
40% Apr.
7% Apr.
110% Oct.
2% Jan.
7 % J an,
18% Jan.
22% Jan.
10 26% Jan.
Apr.
28 29
1 46% Jan.
Nov.
21 37
80% Jan.
21
8% Feb.
15
8% Apr.
20
12% Jan.
21
21 12% Feb.
6 65% May
29 124% Sept.
15 10% Jan.
21 27% Jan.
2% Jan.
4
22 18% Nov.
21 35% Feb.
7% Mar.
22
29 24% Apr.
20 32% Jan.
4% May 21
Nov. 13
6% Nov.
8
18% Nov.
8
1% Nov. 15
30
16% Oct.
20% May
29% June
23
May
56
May
4% May
4% May
5
May
5% May
46% Aug.
118% May
7% May
12% May
1% Oct.
9% May
20
May
3
May
*17% May
16% Aug.
5%
5%
35%
1%
5% Nov. 28
15% Nov.
1
1% Nov. 27
7% Nov.
1
May 18
2% May 22
9% May 25
12% May 21
35
Nov. 26
7
10
3
74
1
6
June
98
9
Nov. 29
Nov. 27
Nov. 29
Nov. 6
Nov.
21
21
21
6
21
12
14
29
21
21
28
22
22
23
21
5% Nov.
Nov.14
Nov.
6% May
8
May
13 % May
17% Nov.
1% May
3% June
60% Oct.
14% May
33
May
19
May
45% May
4% May
46
May
26% May
5
May
~"~3 %- May- 22
5% Nov. 23
33% Nov. 27
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nbv.
Nov. 28
23 % May 22
—
10%
96%
29%
52%
5%
20%
9%
2%
9
29%
2113%
Sale
9%
3%
3%
Sale
Nov. 12
20
4% Nov.
40%
15%
13% *13%
111
108%
52
Sale
Sale
19%
Sale
1%
27
Sale
4%
4%
3%
2%
30%
27%
Sale
4%
Sale
35%
115
Nov. 14
*17% Nov. 28 220% Nov. 14
Sale
26
stock
'
8
9
40%
32%
56%
6%
7
Sale
7% Sale
6% Nov. 28
8% Sale'
purchase warrants—1
6% Sale" "6—Nov 727
70.700 "Wlthoutwarrantsr;™-:.-"--! *"0%"~""7 %" ~~"6%~Sale~"
5
5
5%
5%
5% Nov. 23
Talcott (James) Inc
5% Sale
--9
7,700
32-% -84% -•-•*34———42 v 32% Nov. 4
5% % partic pref
50 -34^^'Sdle
1,440
115,400
Nov.
2% Nov.
5% Nov.
30
2
4% Nov. 27
Symington-Gould Corp with
'
4
Nov. 12
14% Nov. 12
24% Nov. 12
55
52%
33%
6%
109%
1%
3%
12%
14%
5
Ind--—25
26
Sale
Sale
16%
19%
Highest
Sale Prices
26%
8%
12%
20%
17%
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ask
26%
8%
12%
21%
Sale
109%
1%
Standard Oil of New Jersey .25
Stewart Warner Corp
21%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
25% Sale
26% Sale
(The L S)
Sterling Products Inc
75
7
Sale
*
Standard Oil of California—.*
Standard Oil Co. of
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
37
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
34%
14%
65
15.700 Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Ask
28%
9%
13%
29 %
765,500 Southern California Edison.-25
*
850,700 Southern Pacific Co.-*
485,800 Southern Railway
399,700
5% preferred
100
Mobile & Ohio certifs—-100
5,400
125,800 Sparks Withington
*
7.000 Spear & Co
-.1
190
500
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
39
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
Dec., 1940]
11
9
3
28
3
9
10
0
24
4
8
9
8
4
4
5
12
3
IS
2
5
21
4
17
20
5
3
8
28
25
22
25
9% Jan.
3
7% May
3
6
Apr. 11
40
Mar.
5
—
5% Mar
5
8% Nov. 14
4
4% Apr.
4
37% Nov. 26
8% Jan.
8
6% Jan.
4
12% Jan.
8
18% Jan.
8
53
Mar. 21
47% Apr.
4
Feb.
16
42% Feb. 16
5% Mar. 8
35
Nov. 9
7% Apr.
8
5% Apr. 22
38% Apr. 16
2% Jan.
4
23
Jan. 27
12
May
6
May 10
8
52% Nov. 15
97
29% Nov.
7
Mar. 14
21% Apr.
9% Nov.
2% Jan.
82% Mar.
5% Apr.
10% Apr.
13% Jan.
25% Jan.
3% Apr.
30
Apr.
13% Mar.
Feb.
21% June 10 45
18% Apr.
9% May 21
59% June 10 88% Jan.
105
May 27 116% May
17% Jan
12
May 21
Apr.
71
May 25 98
89% Feb.
70
June 10
16
July
14
Nov.
7
29% May
22% Jan. 11
31% July
3 53% Apr.
23% Apr
12
May 21
18
Apr.
12% May 28
108% Nov. 22 110% Nov.
65% May
42% May 23
12
May 24 20% Nov.
2% Apr.
1 % May 29
Feb.
26% June 11 42
7% Apr.
3 % May 28
6
Mar
2
Sept. 23
65% Mar.
27% Nov.
4
5% Jan.
2% M ay 21
25% May 22 37% Nov.
85% Jan.
60
May 21
15
*9% Nov. 28
107% June
6 118
6
June 10
13%
7%
3
May 21
Jan.
Oct.
4
9
4
7
15
24
4
23
4
4
14
19
22
4
2
8
8
10
13
11
16
4
17
28
2
1
4
13
11
13
14
3
12
3
6
9
Mar. 12
Apr. 10
7% Jan.
3
May 11
8
Nov. 22
80
3% Aug. 24
Jan. 15
97
Nov. 15
5
12
Nov.
Nov.
1
Nov.
1
Nov. 20
Nov. 8
Nov. 7
Nov. 12
Nov. 15
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
15
15
25
26
May 18
5% May 22
50
June
165
May
2% May
25% July
14
May
3% May
6
May
48
Aug.
21% June
27% .Tune
Nov.
Nov. 29
24
Nov.
4
Nov. 15
% May
May
68% May
39% May
60
May
Nov. 15
Nov. 14
Nov. 22
15
10
11
89
Nov. 15
Nov.
1
Jan. 25
23 182% May 14
6% Mar. 9
21
17 32% Mar. 11
Apr. 25
2i 28
7% Apr. 23
21
12% Apr. 23
21
May
4
19 74
4
11 38% Jan.
Apr.
1
14 39
Nov, 29
29 24
1 % Jan.
5
3
3
21 41% Jan.
Apr. 11
22 117
23 67% Nov. 14
Nov. 22
22 72
N. T. stock: exchange—stocks
40
AQQREQATE
SALES
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
STOCKS
Nov. 1
Bid
Par
Shares
3,953,400 United States Steel
7% preferred
127,000
59,300 U S Tobacco
7% preferred
3,570
39,000 United Stockyards Corp
Conv preferred
22,800
(70c)
41,900
1,440
568,000
23,700
1,890
26,400
Leaf
5
*
Van Raalte Co
5
Sale
38
37
100
Vick Chemical Co
80 Vlck8 Shreve & Pac Ry Co. 100
5% non-cum preferred
55
54,400
85,900
8,800
4,680
8,530
8,810
10,500
81,800
1,700
110,500
45,200
11,900
22,100
370,900
294,500
294,200
3,240
83,100
51,300
70,300
180
7,600
30u,900
780
JWabash Ry Co
100
5% preferred A
100
warr
1* Sale
1* Sale
Pictures.
...
$3.85 preferred
47
6
24*
25
Sale
2%
23*
2%
24*
116X 117
10
129
J
% Sale
15% Sale
2% Sale
37 X Sale
ly*
Sale
Sale
17 X
3* Sale
3%
17X
....
26
Sale
73 X
preferred
Electric Co A
105 X
7% preferred
100 l\2X
6% Dreferred
100 105
West Penn Pow Co 4*% pf 100 115
West Virginia Pulp & Paper. _*
19 X
6% preferred100
Western Auto Supply Co
36X
10
Western Maryland
100
4*
4% 2d Dreferred
100
7*
Western Pacific 6% pref
X
100
conv
Penn
Western Union Telegraph-.100
Westinghouse Air Brake:
*
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg..50
7% 1st preferred
50
Weston Eiec Instrument. 12.50
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
*
5% conv preferred
30
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry__100
5*% conv preferred
100
Wheeling Steel Corp
*
6% preferred
100
$5 conv prior preferred
*
White Dental Mfg Co (SS)_20
preferred
275,900
466,000 Wilson & Co
$6 preferred
39,900
Sale
70
4X
33
20 X
5
1
*
aW
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
Nov. 16
60
Nov.
18* Nov.
6
Nov. 27
9
8
Nov. 19
7
Nov.
4
28
116
Nov. 12
44* Nov. 9
58
Nov. 19
Nov.
22
Sale
*
45
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
100
32%
100
Sale
119
Nov. 19
109
Nov. 25
13
Nov.
Nov. 20
47
Nov. 20
95
Nov.
7
33* Nov.
2
Nov.
7
4 110
*6
Sale
13*
%
15*
34*
33*
70
102*
29*
72
44 X
34
,
Sale
Sale
21*
55
Sale
6*
*
9
15
7*
4*
20*
Sale
137
Sale
35*
33*
80
Sale
Sale
130
74*
10*
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
1*
a
Sale
Sale
Sale
63
Sale
2
Sale
3*
4*
63
116
4
Sale
64*
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32*
22*
100*
85
87
83
87
Sale
77
82
64%
Sale
59
96
104
92
80 X
21X
15X
Sale
79*
Sale
21
Sale
Sale
11*
42X
91
Sale
Sale
93X
20 X
16
Sale
Sale
2X Sale
V
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
15
Nov.
2* Nov.
37* Nov.
1 * Nov.
Nov.
30
Nov.
23* Nov.
16* Nov.
18* Nov.
53
Nov.
6
Sale
56
63*
103
80*
22*
16* Sale
Ex-rights.
Nov.
8
101* Nov. 14
6* Nov. 9
32
Nov. 15
14* Nov. 15
5
Nov.
*
*
5*.
16*
89
3
18*
10
1
3 *
% Nov. 2
16* Nov. 9
3* Nov. 25
50
Nov. 25
1* Nov. 15
11* Nov. 18
34* Nov. 13
*
13*
26
Nov.
4
18* Nov. 12
21* Nov. 12
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Nov. 20
Nov. 28
Nov. 27
Nov.
1
Nov. 28
Nov. 14
Nov. 18
15
i."
Jan.
Jan. 22
Mar. 27
Apr.
6
Feb.
29
28
49* May
2
9
6
62
22
60
Oct.
3
Aug. 22
24
31
Mar. 14
Jan.
15
4
4
May 22 31* Jan.
Nov. 19
May 23 119
June
10 135
IX
2%
9%
23*
Jutae 26 101*
6*
Mky 22
May 22 35*
16*
June
4
9*
May 21
1*
May 16
Aug, 30 25*
4*
May 15
Oct.
Nov.
May
May
23
14
21
22
30
May 22
* May 21
3* May 16
22
May 23
20
May 21
50
Apr.
5
Jan.
9
4
7
Jan.
Nov.
May
8
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Nov. 18
May
9
Nov. 14
Nov. 9
Jan. 11
Feb.
1
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
Jah. 10
Feb. 10
Jan.
3.
2* Sept. 13
12*
Sept. 13
13* May 21
34* Nov. 13
7
28* Feb.
20* Apr. 22
14
May 21
24
2
May 21
May 22
Aug. 26
4% Feb. 23
29* Apr. 16
15
59
91
§8*
75
May
3 110*
22 115
June
10 108
June
108H May 23 120
May 21 25*
100* May 17 105
21
40*
June 10
Jan.
Jan.
4
4
Apr. 12
Apr.
9
Jan.
Oct.
8
3
May
3
Apr. 29
Apr.
4
Nov.
8
Nov.
9
2X May 15
Nov.
2
9
8
May 18
May 15
8* Apr.
Nov.
8
* Nov.
Jan.
5
22
21
28* Jan.
28* Jan
5
J an.
4
19* Nov.
20* Nov.
102* Nov.
24* Nov. 12
24* Nov. 14
109* Nov. 8
134
Nov.
140
Nov.
8
31* Nov.
34* Nov.
33* Nov.
36
Nov.
1
26
36* Nov.
33* Nov.
8
27* May 21
28* May 21
Oct. 14
50
May 28 80
Nov. 15
85
May 24 103
9
Apr.
18* May 21 35*
93* June 13 120 A Oct. 31
74* Nov. 14
51
29
May
1«
11* Apr. 18
7%
£rUg"
7
16* Nov.
7* May 21
Apr. 10
4* Mar. 23
May
3
3* May 22
4
57* Mar. 8
Jan.
38
2
14* May 22 24* May
77
Nov.
78
100
Nov.
103
28* Nov.
120
Nov.
72* Nov.
9
14
Nov.
Nov.
6* Nov.
4* Nov.
21 * Nov. 27
1 * Nov.
2
Nov.
3* Nov.
4* Nov.
61* Nov.
30* Nov.
32* Nov.
21* Nov.
87
82
Nov.
Nov.
54* Nov.
60* Nov.
100
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
33* Nov.
120
1
Nov.
9
9
74* Nov. 14
10* Nov. 28
16* Nov.
7
8* Nov. 12
5* Nov. 2
22* Nov.
1
2*
2*
4 *
5*
67*
Nov. 14
Nov.
8
34*
36*
24*
99*
Nov.
89
Nov.
58
65
Nov. 15
Nov.
8
111
Nov. 12
Nov.
14* May
May
76
May
110
May
Nov.
7
Jan.
5
Jan.
15
J*
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
119
June
Jan.
6
7
8
Nov.
8
Nov. 14
9
9
Nov. 23
20* Nov. 12
17* Nov. 15
2* Nov. 13
J Companies reported in receivership.
60
29
39
Jan.
Nov.
37* May
38* Feb. 13
3
39* J an.
_
3* Jan. 11
3* Apr. 22
Apr. 13
7* Apr. 22
M.ar.
70
7
2 121* Mar.
34* Nov.
55
12* Nov.
45* Nov.
97
May 21
Nov.
81
Nov.
20
Nov. 15
Nov.
23* Nov. 15
16* Nov. 23
Nov.
21 118
21 140
21
JS* May 18
30
May
13* May 21
7
21
Nov.
Jan.
IX Oct.
7
Nov. 14
Nov. 25
79* Nov.
14*
118* 116
Sale
10*
z39*
40* Sale
93 *
96*
98*
17*
18* 317*
15
16* Sale
2*
2*
2*
118
11
4
9* Nov. 18
22
70
5
15*
May 18
36* June 14 48
28* May 29 35
71
May 23 110
116
Sale
95
116
28*
13*
4*
*
8
55*
23
54 X
Nov.
5
8
20* Sale
21* Sale
131X 105
22%
Sale
32
23*
16*
20*
*j Nov.
% Nov.
5
20
24
24
11
12
9
in
35* May
56* Jan.
60
Aug.
19
May
1 * May
14
32* Nov. 25
9
Nov. 22
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
61
Apr.
18* Nov.
8 159
5 112
.Tune 24
Nov.
May 10
May 23
Mar. 15
22* May 10
9
2 117* Apr.
112
July
Nov. 14
4
June
% Nov. 27
12
28
3* Nov. 14
June
25
29
* Nov.
* Nov.
7* Nov.
9*
22* 20* Nov.
102
100* Nov.
50
30
72% Sale
9
8%
15* Sale
6% Sale
5% Sale
likH
59
Nov.
y<
Sale
IX
8*
108 X Sale
105
135
139* 135
36
Sale
33
36X
33H
•Tune 26
12* May 24
May 24
45
2* Nov.
22* Nov.
xll5*Nov.
0
14*
3* Sale
6
22% Sale
41
*6 Nov. 14
18
36* Nov.
11
5
4
,
42
May 21 76*
103* May 21 130
39*
5
48*
42* •Tune
2*
IX Nov. 27
7*
5X May 28
2*
May 18
330* Nov. 29
120
*
*
8*
21*
101*
5*
29*
12*
X
Ex-dividend.
1
1* Nov. 8
6* Nov. 15
1* Nov. 7
Nov.
3
3*
3*
2*
Sale
20*
19* Sale
17* Nov.
Nov.
66
67
69*
70%
69*
Nov. 12,103
Sale
100
101* Sale
108
Sale
110
107* Nov. 2 110*
Sale
Sale
99* Nov. 28! 102
119*
118% 118* 119* 118* Nov.
Nov.
Sale
17
19*
18*
17*
Sale
103*
103* 104* 102* Nov.
Sale
28*
24* Nov.
25* Sale
Sale
4*
3*
3* Nov.
3*
7
32*
35%
x
Nov.
47
3*
116
pf.100
Cash sales,
10
Sale
6X
Sale
36X
Sale
27
IX
2%
4%
4%
62X
10
r
110
9X
577.600 Wool worth (F W)
10
+
314,200 Worthington P & M
850
7% preferred A._
100
730
6% preferred B
100
Prior pref 4* % series... 100
27,600
Prior pref 414 % conv ser 100
25,600
7,160 Wright Aeronautical Corp
*
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
*
28,060
32,200 Yale & Towne Mfg Co
25
939,700 Yellow Truck & Coach cl B-.l
7% preferred
4,380
..100
*
78,300 Young Spring & Wire
*
788,000 Youngstown Sheet & Tube
5 * % preferred series A..100
3,400
*
101,000 Youngstown Steel Door
154,300 Zenith Radio Corp
♦
122,300 Zonite Products Corp
__.l
Deferred delivery,
70
Sale
90
68
*
110 Wisconsin Elec Pow 6%
38*
31X Sale
10
conv
136,3001 Woodward iron Co
Sale
37
1
*
4X
Sale
1
28X
95
17
102X
Sale"
138
12 H
6
20
102
136
40
106*
118*
Sale
Sale
Sale
37X
67
102
Sale
~ ■
Sale
Sale
18% Sale
Sale
26X
27 X
[16 X
*
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
47
12
46
9
44
32* Sale
97* 102
Sale
5
19 X
22 X
$4
Sale
28% Sale
13 X Sale
30 X
24 X
West
Sale
Sale
Sale
Webster Eisenlohr
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
Nov. 27
Nov. 7
Nov. 1
9
Nov. 22
32* Nov.
135
31
Wayne Pump Co
76* Nov.
2 130
Nov. 29
Nov. 22
*« Nov.
16* Nov.
32* Nov.
25* Nov.
25
116
11X
47 X
33X
98
45X
32X
93 X
Waukesha Motor Co..
6%
a
Sale
Warren Foundry & Pipe
Washington Gas Light Co
32,000 Wilcox Oil & Gas
753,200 Willys-Overland Motors
No par value,
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16$ 17$
33 X
26
2*
Sale
Sale
1X
$3 preferred
66* Nov. 27
124* Nov.
Sale
58
22 X
5%
Sale
tWarren Bros
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
28 X
100*
.
..10
Lowest
Sale Prices
29
27
Nov.
115
112* 114* 114
43 X
44*
42* Nov.
42*
58
Nov.
66
80
Sale
16*
7*
8%
IX
IX
22 X Sale
3X Sale
_
7% preferred
17 X
Sale
Sale
100
Ward Baking Co class A
Class B
7,100
9,900
375,900 White Motor Co
315,700 White Rock Min Sp£s Co
235,000 White Sewing Machine
$4 convertible oreferred
3,900
Prior preferred........
24,300
*
42 X
21*
Walworth Co
Walker (H) Gooder & W Ltd.
Div redeemable pref
Warner Bros
28*
114
62
Waldorf System...
Walgreen Co
4 * % preferred with
15*
100
30~" Sale"
5
27,900 Victor Chemical Works
*
3*
4*
60,600 Va Caro Chemical
6 % div partic pref
29
Sale
100
50,600
4,450 Virginia Elec & Power 6% pref* 117* 118
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke—
6 * Sale
5% preferred
100
3,510
44 *
45
25
7,200 Virginian Ry Co
6% preferred.......
25
33*
35
16,940
93
Sale
2,220 Vulcan Detinniug.
100
7% preferred
60
100 132
14,300
33,000
47,500
47,800
8,900
322,700
74,000
16,800
12,800
29,700
28,505
—439,000
5,450
109,^00
6,100
17,500
24,000
30,500
40,700
99
Sale
19 *
16
33 *
114* 115*
5
44* Sale
7% 1st preferred
20
Sale
*
Corp
*
100
Corp of America..*
Highest
Sale Prices
7
58
Nov. 4
60* Nov.
Nov. 15 152* Nov. 29
157 X 150
Nov. 14
81 * Nov.
Sale
4 100
152
82
100
pref..100
Preferred
Vanadium
Sale
128%
30%
46X
146
59
8% preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
153
*
Tobacco
Ask
a:30*
47
Sale
47
45*
1*
IX Sale
1%
IX
6
Sale
5*
IX Sale
1*
"l% "IX
50
53
61
55*
58X
18
Sale
18
17*
17%
Steel
Universal Picture 1st
Vadsco Sales
32*
25
1
*
$6 conv preferred
Universal
125
*
United Stores A
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
Sale
68X
Sale
69 X
*
100
__
Universal-Cyclops
1
1940
Jan. 1
105,100
7,540
13,300
9,800
1,280
8,870
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
N. V. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
42* Apr.
24* May
6
1
7
5
8
17 102* Oct. 22
Oct.
2
July 25 95
Nov. 15
58
June
5
June 17
65* Oct. 31
June
Apr.
9
June 10 129
Apr. 26
May 23 93
Jan.
3
25
15* May 28
4
19* Jan.
9* May 21
98
May 25 126* Sept. 4
14
Apr. 18
6* June 10
3
26* June 10 48* Jan.
80
7* Nov. 25
May 28
4
28* J an.
12* May 21
8
17* Apr.
8* May 21
91
73
2
Mar.
1
H Called for redemption.
New York Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
OF
PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB
1940
Stock Sales
November
Shares_
1939
1939
$32,050,000
413,972,000
1940
$21,569,000
278,052,000
November
3,768,445
41,331,980
3,738,194
37,976,460
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
RANGE
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30-
sales, are disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the
shown In a footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such
NOTICE—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash
and when selling outside of the regular monthly range are
month,
sales in
computing the range for the year.
AGGREGATE
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
November
Jan. 2
Jan. I
STOCKS
3,595
800
2,700
163,100
32,800
21,000
61,200
7,800
30,200
2,525
3,920
3,175
18,000
6,700
600
1,900
600
200
170
200
Ask
Par
-10
5*4
Mfg Corp com—5
Sale
6
Sale
Class B
Ai nsworth
Air Associates Inc (N
1
Sale
*
J)
Sale
Air Investors Inc common
Convertible
Sale
preferred
*4
Warrants
preferred
*
10.600 Allied Products Corp com.-.10
3,075
Class A
25
140,400 Aluminum Co common
1,850
600
9,650
2,450
500
2,900
3,800
6% preferred
7,600 Ameriban Beverage Corp
300
600
—
*
*
*
600
2,100
800
300
100
4,500
1,975
1,000
7,200
505 Amer
30
536,900
201,200
17,800
11,250
230,112
6,050
33,000
13,325
1,400
11,000
54,000
17,600
6,400
1,600
33,300
1,425
5,900
850
125
1,000
Cyanamid
com
10
10
American Gas A Electric
4*4% preferred
American General
Corp
$2 preferred
$2.50 preferred
...100
10c
1
1
Amer Hard Rubber Co com .50
16,050 American Laund Mach com .20
74,600 American Light & Traccom.25
4,700
6% preferred
25
6,400 American Mfg Co common. 100
950
5.100
200
1,350
50
'6,150
76,300
9,500
2,100
4,950
152,900
21,600
319,900
21,250
49,600
19,800
10,300
8,000
4,500
1,400
"""575
12,300
800
60,100
1,200
8,000
3,100
1,300
1,700
300
990
500
5,300
18,400
2,300
100
Preferred
3*4
1*4
2*4
*4
2*4
17*4
2*4
2
10X
30
-
20
Sale
Sale
19
140
115
16%'
18
Amer Potash & Chem Corp..
Amer Republics Corp com._l
Amer Seal-Kap
American
Corp com
Superpower
1st
preferred $6 series..
Preferred $6 series
American Thread 5% pref
Anchor Post Fence common..
Angostura-W upperman
Apex Elec Mfg Co common—
Appalachian Elec Power—
$7 preferred
lArcturus Radio Tube
Arkansas Nat Gas common.
Class A non-voting..,
6% preferred
-.10
Arkansas, P & L $7 preferred. "
3,855
100,800
64,800
205,929
67,600
1,560
1,500 Aro Equipment Corp
13,800 Art Metal Works common.
59,800 Ashland Oil & Refining Co..
_
.
Sale
160*4
118*4
17*4
Sale
18*4
Sale
Sale
99
90
35**
4*4
'S
Sale
Sale
Sale
1*4
*A
12*4
14*4
68
72
'A
*4
33
31
IX
33*4
Sale"
32*4
1*4
"~A
13
Sale
38*4
"3*4 Sale"
25*4
25*4
30
.
12
31
Sale
16X
Sale
Sale
16
15%
28*4
23
20
36
i
Sale
37*4
%
Sale
15*4 Sale
%
13
12
35*4
112*4
3*4
Sale
28*4
31*4
21*4
Sale
17*4
14*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
28
27*4
*4
35*4
35*4
18*4
A
11*4
29
114*4
3*4
28*4
31*4
21
18*4
1
11
Nov.
6
12
Nov. 27
Nov.
1
Nov.
9
2*4 Nov. 12
Nov. 12
25
Nov. 28
A Nov. 14
Nov. 28
84*4 Nov. 19
103*4 Nov. 20
92*4 Nov. 26 93*4 Nov. 7
Nov. 26
102
3*4
1*4
2*4
17*4
21*4
2*4 Nov. 9
17*4 Nov. 14
22*4 Nov. 14
Nov.
74*4
5*4
4*4
81*4 Nov. 8
Nov. 26
97
36
66*4
43*4
2*4
1*4
*4
1
Sale
12
*4
10*4
112
Sale
2*4
2*4
8*4
Sale
1*4
Sale
2
Sale
5
Sale
9*4
5*4
5
Sale
5
100
American deposit rects—£
13,900
30,100 tAssoc Gas & Elec common..
Class a
184,900
$5 preferred
29,300
—
800 Assoc Laundries of America..
800
V t
7*4
8*4
A Sale
*4 Sale
5*4
10
3~,300
*4
1
65
102
3
70
55
3
61*4
106
Sale
For footnotes see page 53.
*4
2*4
*4
5*4
300 Assoc Tel A Tel class A
Coast
100
30 Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref .100
1
93,500 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
2
A
Sale
Sale
*4
c common
Atlanta Birmingham A
RR Co preferred
40
3
2
Nov.
25*4 June
6
22*4 June 20
*4 June 11
Nov.
31
Jan.
Nov.
26
Sale
33*4
Nov.
15*4 Nov.
Sale
A
11
Nov.
Sale
112
Nov.
Sale
29*4
34
22*4
18*4
5*4
4*4
Sale
59*4
8*4
Sale
2*4
Sale
13*4
3*4 Nov.
28*4 Nov.
Nov.
4
7
Nov.
31*4 Nov. 8
34*4 Nov. 12
Nov.
22
Nov.
17*4 Nov.
20
Nov. 18
!i*
1
Nov. 19
13
27*4 Nov. 25
21
Nov.
1
*4 Nov. 29
Nov. 4
8
Nov. 29
2*4 Nov. 30
1*4 Nov.
1
*4 Nov. 28
12
112*4 112
7
14*4 Nov. 4
27*4 Nov. 25
25*4 Nov. 8
34
*4 Nov. 14
Nov. 16
75
Nov. 14
6*4 Nov.
4*4 Nov.
9
% Nov.
66*4 Nov.
14*4 Nov.
3
Nov. 13
2*4 Nov. 14
1
Nov.
7
12
Nov.
1
Nov. 26 113*4 Nov.
4
8
4
1
Nov.
1
A Nov.
1*4 Nov. 29
2
6
13*4 Nov. 8
1
35*4 Nov.
114*4 Nov. 29
Nov.
29
Nov. 14
Nov.
Nov.
12
Sale
*4
2*4
2*4
8*4
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 29
if!
2*4
Sale
May
Nov.
May
May
July
2*4 May
22*4 May
26*4 May
8*4
A
9*4
25*4
107*4
Sept. 21
Apr.
16
Nov. 15
Nov.
Feb.
Mar.
May
8
21
4
4
Mar. 30
1
Apr. 11
2*4 Apr. 19
A
Apr.
Jan.
10
2
20*4
Jan.
80
Mar. 28
*4
35
33*4
1*4
Jan.
Apr.
3
1
10
Sale
34*4
Mar. 21
May 21
22
Nov.
13*4 June
3
11*4 May 22
25
May 28
20
Nov. 18
11
31
13*4 May 21
65
May 24
*4 June
4
23
May 21
1*4
*4 May 15
8*4 May 21
108
2*4
11
26
9
16
11
36
29
Jan.
2
Feb.
27
15
Apr.
18
May 29 115
A Feb.
8
1 *4 May 22
90
Nov. 20
10
Nov. 25
4*4 Nov.
6
Nov.
1
5
4*4 Nov.
5*4 Nov.
10
Nov. 25
9
4
8
4
May 21
May 24
A
A
1*4
*4
Nov. 29
Nov. 29
Nov. 29
Nov. 9
A
*4
2*4
*4
1
60
Nov.
2*4 Nov.
7
7
60
3
Nov.
Nov.
8
15
A Oct.
A Nov. 29
1
May 15
X Mar. 8
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
*4
2*4
65
16*4 Jan.
29*4 Jan.
25*4 Apr.
73
May
% Jan.
*4 Jan. 17
*4 June 29
.Aug. 16 109*4 Apr.
3
6
4*4 Aug. 15 10*4 May
6*4 Mar. 12
3*4 May 23
*4 June 28
*4 May 15
Jan.
9
48
June
8 75
17
Jan.
8
6
May 21
3 *4 Feb.
2*4 May 23
6
2*4 Nov. 14
1
May 21
6*4 May
*4
1*4
7
65
Nov. 25
Nov. 19
3
1*4
1
5
1*4 May 21
6*4 May 23
87
May 17
2
10
5*4
Mar.
Apr.
4
37*4 Nov. 4
8
39*4 Jan.
9
24 19*4 Apr.
Jan.
6
8
A
22 14*4 Apr. 27
8
21 39*4 Jan.
8 114*4 Nov. 29
Apr.
4
21
4
31 31*4 Mar. 13
8*4 Nov. 26
87*4 Nov. 12
Sale
A
55
May 21
Nov. 14
May 21
39*4
Sale
Sale
103*4
2*4
4
A Nov. 15
11*4 Nov. 30
65
June 12
*4 May 28
Associated Elec Industries—
4,000
35,700
1,600
34*4
Nov.
8*4
11*4
A
IX
37%
36*4
19*4
93*4
10
90
30
5*4
3*4
*4
58*4
2
16*4
5*4
42*4
32*4 Nov.
Sale
2*4
108
Nov. 26
Nov. 15
4
12
2
22
4
22
24
30
Nov.
Sale
8
17*4
23
192*4
May
119*4
June
18*4
May
11*4
May
110*4
Sept.
109*4
Oct. 30
1*4
Nov.
1 49*4
May 22
7*4
May 21
July
138*4 Jan.
Nov.
67*4 Nov. 7
4*4 Nov.
4
4
Nov. 28
*4 Nov. 12
60*4 Nov. 26
3
Nov. 13
8
8
A Nov. 22
69
Sale
Nov.
70
65
Sale
Nov. 14
1
30
Sale
2
17
A Nov. 15
8
14*4 Nov.
32*4
A
5*4
Nov. 14
5
1
111*4 July 22 111*4 July 22
3
Aug. 26
2
Feb.
9
1*4 Feb.
8
*4 May 21
*4 Nov. 25
31*4
*4
Sale
Nov. 15
8
Sale
68
8
3
15
3
4
19
30
*4 Nov.
37*4 Nov.
23*4
85
31
18*4 Nov.
14
7*4 Nov.
May 21
14*4 May
Jan. 11
3*4 Apr.
1*4 May 21
17*4 Jan. 13 30*4 Apr.
% Apr.
*4 May 21
58
June
7 84*4 Nov.
90*4 May 23 108*4 Apr.
98
Mar.
82
May 25
27*4
21
85
9
119*4 Nov. 15
4
28
30
Sale
Sale
Nov.
166
Sale Prices
22*4 Jan.
2
22*4 Mar. 13
7
May 10
10
Sale
21
*4
*4 Nov. 15
*4 Nov. 15
2
20*4 July 31
4*4 Jan. 16
Sale
28
89
6*4
Sale
93*4
Sale
112*4
5*4
5*4
Sale
13
70
*<
2*1
Sale
Sale
Nov.
21*4 Nov. 19
6*4 Nov. 8
7*4 Nov. 14
1*4
26
22*4
A
*4
77*4 x76*4
27
A
h
2*4
2*4
7*4
1
2
29
30
7%
7%
5X Sale
*4 Sale
73
74*4
15*4
15*4
3*4 Sale
1*4
1!
2
1!
13*4
12*4
11*4
Sale
85
84* 88*
2
6
7
27
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
32
31
35
12
Nov. "7
21
Nov.
5*4 Nov.
21
24
16*4 Nov.
21*4 Nov.
Sale
157
z155*4NOV.
118*4 118*4 117*4 Nov.
19
17*4 Nov.
18*4
7
6
Nov.
6*4
Nov.
77*4 276
75*4
99*4
93
Nov.
97,
*4
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A Nov.
34*4
34*4
34*4 Nov.
5
4*4
4*4 Nov.
%
*4 Nov.
A
A Nov.
11*4 Sale
11*4 Nov.
68
70
Nov.
71*4
*4 Nov.
*4
Sale
80
31*4
28*4
IX
16*4
20*4
22*4
21
6
%
_
100
9*4
32
Amer Pneumatic Service—..
92*4
21—19*4 Nov. 27
Sale
Highest
Salt-Prices
13 " May 21
"Sale Prices
Sale Prices
100
2*4
*4
1
American Maracaibo
American Meter Co
93*4
3
IX
2*4
American Export Lines com__l
Amer & Foreign Power warr—
Amer Fork & Hoe Co com—*
*4
103*4 102*4
93
1
-.
21/'
74*
105
class A. 10
Common class B non-vot
ifH
11*4
2*4
Sale
80*4
77
103
100
5,160 American Book Co
100
19,600 Amer Box Board Co com
1
3,400 Amer Capital Corp cl A....10c
6,100
Common class B
10c
3,300
S3 preferred
*
1,150
$5.50 prior preferred
*
41,800 American Centrifugal Corp._l
Amer Cities Power & Lt Corp—
7,825
Conv class A
25
7.800
Class A with warrants
25
Class B
--1
48,300
750
1,900
3,400
100
11*4
2*4
22*4
*4
Sale
conv
25,250
6% preferred
7,300 Aluminum Goods Mfg
10,900 Aluminum Industries com
53.650 Aluminium Ltd
400
.
$3
19
21
Sale
Ala Gt Sou RR
950
lS
21*4
6*4
21
21*4
Sale
22*4
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Nov. 30
Sale
Sale
1
Supply Mfg class A
Allied Internat Investing—
400
1
Bid"—Ask Bid-
1
Acme wire Co common.-.1
Aero
ordinary....60
Ala Power Co $7 preferred—*
$6 preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
50
7% preferred
100
1,700 A lies & Fisher Inc common—*
2,100 Alliance Investment common *
525
250
Nov.
1940
Shares
Shares
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
SALES
7
I§
60
100
A Feb. 21
May 29
Oct.
July
1*4 June
5*4 Jan.
8*4
A
*4
5*4
*4
Feb. 24
Jan.
2
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
Mar. 8
A Feb. 21
2*4 Apr.
6
68
8
Apr.
9
Oct. 21
1 108
8
4*4 Apr. 16
42
NEW
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
i
November
Shares
7,440
11,300
260,500
14,100
28,000
20,200
19,100
13,000
20,700
6,900
1,275
(Continued)
Par
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantic Rayon Corp
50
1
Corp warrants
Atlas Drop Forge Co com
Atlas Plywood Corp
Auburn Central Mfg Corp
3 54
*
*
J Austin Silver Mines
Automatic Products Corp
1
Auto
150,120 Babcock & Wilcox Co
Baldwin
Purch
•
1554
Sale
1554
"n
el
16
18
1654
i k
ih
354 Sale
SIM Sale
1454
Bid
16H
354
X
354
15 X
IX
Sale
warr
for
common
754
Sale
Baldwin Rubber Co com..—1
Bardstown Distillery Inc
1
6h
754
1
8
X
X
54
Barium Stainless Steel
Barlow & Seelig Mfg conv
Basic Dolomite Inc common. _1
1
*
100
7% 1st pref vot tr ctfs__.100
Beech Aircraft
Corp com
1
Bell Aircraft Corp common—1
Bellanca Aircraft common—1
BeU Telep Co of Canada... 100
Bell Telep of Pa 654 % pref.100
Benson & Hedges common—
*
pr
41,900 Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.-l
20,900
Purchase warrants.
•5,250 Bickford's Inc common
*
2,600
$2.50 conv preferred
*
6,100 Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach_*
900 Biauner's common......
*
288,900 Bliss (E W) & Co common—1
554
1554
254
154
354
154
354
554
1754
5
1«*
15
x
254
37 X
3X
1754
16
17
15H
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ut
Nov. 28
354
54
354
1554
154
Sale
1554
3
Sale
3%
IX
Highest
Sale Prices
16
454
IX
3ps
Nov. 26
Nov. 22
Nov.
Nov. 4
Nov. 6
18
Nov.
12
9
354 Nov. 13
54
554
1754
3 54
Blue
Ridge Corp common—1
$3 optional conv preferred.*
Blumenthal (S) & Co com
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1)
20
20
5
4X
1254
754
20
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12254
3754
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23
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554
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15
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Nov. 6
Nov.
Nov. 22
Nov. 6
%
454
3754
354
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Nov.
1
Nov.
1
2 54 Aug. 28
34
May 25
3
Jan. 19
53
Nov.
1854 May 21
3054 Oct.
18
3454
854
754
54
154
1154
754
1854
9
13
18
%
Sale
35
30
3054 Nov.
354
7
Sale
654
Sale
IX
Sale
12
654
15 X
Sale
Sale
1
4
7
7
6
754
1754 Sale
1
354
Nov.
6
1554 Nov.
6
% Nov.
4
54# July
8
54 Mar. 6
May 22
354 May 23
954 May 21
154 Nov. 12
1154 Nov. 7
7
8
Nov. 29
1854 Nov. 12
1
29
25
29
25
Nov. 22
25
Nov. 22
28
25
Nov.
25
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20
4X
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5X
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554
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154
154
4054
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100
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3
49
254
154
2854
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2
36
55
9
Sept. 11
pt.
1 54 Feb. 19
454 Apr. 15
Jan.
2
354 Apr. 30
2
"14" "14H
13
38 h
3954
854 Sale
354
454
14
Nov.
454 Nov. 13
434 Nov. 28
554 Nov. 12
2454 Nov. 12
554 Nov. 12
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
111
Nov.
Nov.
11954 Nov.
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6
25
6
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9
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Nov. 19
114
23
Nov. 28
37
4
30
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1
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1454 Nov. 18
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54
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3854
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854
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154
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154
20
1954 23
35
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Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
354 Nov.
1654 Nov.
25
30
22
29
Nov. 13
Nov. 28
Nov. 18
1
Nov.
4054 Nov.
9
Nov.
54
3
54
354
8 54
1154
34
IX
•30
40
3X
3
154
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1254
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354
1
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1
42
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48
12X
35
1154
3354
1254
1354
1254
11X
54
354
54
354
554
954
4
54
Sale
Sale
Sale
Nov. 12
Nov. 8
Nov. 28
Nov. 4
Nov.
6
Nov. 6
54 Aug. 13
33 54 June • 5
3 54 May 22
45
154 June 26
1654 May 21
254
3154
4854
754
6
7
28
Registered
*
Amer dep rets ord bear._£l
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
Celanese Ltd—
1854 Sale
1854
2054
IX
1
*A Nov.
Nov. 27
Nov. 7
354 Nov.
1
154 Nov. 25
30
354
154
Nov. 29
354 Nov. 29
Apr.
254 Nov.
2
4
49
4
12
38
1254
35
29
354 Nov. 15
154 Nov. 13
1154 Nov.
Sale
1
154 May 22
May 14
154 Apr.
2
54 Anr.
2
20
May 28
1054 May 24
30
May 17
2
Nov.
41
Nov. 15
Nov.
8
454 Sale
Canadian Marconi Co
_.l
3,275 Capital City Products
33,000 Carib Syndicate com
*
25c
1,100 Carman & Co conv A stock. _*
Class B
*
5,500
*
15,400 Carnation Co common
2,630 Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref.*
590
$6 preferred
.__*
Corp common
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products
Castle (A M) & Co
Catalin Corp ot America
Celanese Corp of America—
__1
13,000 Cent Ohio Steel Prod
38
12* al\*
28
Sale
22
21
Sale
Sale
1 1%
Sale
1254 Nov. 30
Nov.
54
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
54
%
Me
1
4X
A
154
X Sale
IX Sale
1054
254
2054 2254
6X Sale
254
354
254
354
2254
24 X
554
39
10054 Sale
92 X Sale
5
38 X
13 X Sale
1
254
107
7 X
11
Sale
2%
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Jk* 0VA
72
Sale
21
1454
Sale
14 H
'97 X ~$7X
8
354
1354
654
Sale
%
*54
Nov. 13
54
154
1054
12
254 Sale
Nov.
1
Nov. 14
28
Nov.-* 4
Nov.
1
Nov.
1054 Nov.
2
2
Nov. 18
9
4
Nov.
8
Nov.
4
18
Sale
54
954
Sale
14
554
554
154
154
154
154
*A Sale
854
9
54
54
Nov. 27
454 Nov. 27
154 Nov. 13
0
8
54# Nov.
Nov.
1
6
54 Nov. 18
Nov.
8
254 Nov.
1
1454 Nov. 6
654 Nov. 4
154 Nov. 13
% Nov. 4
854 Nov. 26
54 Nov. 19
20
24
24
1954 Nov. 23
1954 Nov. 23
554
654
554
6
6
Nov.
554 Nov. 15
6
35
Sale
35
Nov.
4
3654 Sale
3654 Nov.
1
11054 112
10954 Sale
10954 Nov.
1 11154 Nov. 27
10554 10654 10654 108
10654 Nov.
6 10654 Nov. 22
20
854
654
754
2154
3
Sale
754
8
22
Sale
954
954
8
7
754
854
754 Nov. 22
754 Nov. 18
754
19
354
22
21
354
3
Nov.
6
Nov. 27
Nov.
1
1154 Nov. 15
754 Nov. 25
854 Nov. 8
23
Nov.
8
354 Nov. 12
130
Sale
Sale
12254 Nov. 7 132
4 54 Nov.
Sale
554
6 54
4
654
98
Sale
Sale
8254 Nov. 1 98
43
Sale
27
2954
2854 Nov. 4 4354
1354
1254 Nov. 26
1454
145£ 1354 Sale
110
11454 110
11354
8954
91
95
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8754 Nov. 25 95
8
954
9
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854 Nov. 27 10 '
123 54
Nov. 27
454
Nov. 15
8254
Nov. 30
•
3
454 Oct.
154 May
49
9
Nov. 15
Nov.
6
Nov.
1
Nov. 12
«
54 Sept.
1054 Oct.
154 Feb.
17
May
554 Apr.
9 54 July
454 Nov.
1
June
1
NOV. 15
1454 Apr.
Mar.
6
5
17
Apr.
5
2054 Feb.
1
20
9
Feb.
154 Mar.
22
1
Feb.
27
9
7
5
Feb.
13
4
9
43
Jan.
1454 Jan
254 Jan.
154 Jan.
54 June
7
54 May 23
•
5
7
34
108
54# Aug.
8
14
17
Jan.
2254 Jan.
Jan.
May
54 June
Nov. 13
11
Apr.
354 Jan.
49
38
16
May
9054 May
22
5
16
Sale
54
8
11
3854
2154
10054
1454
June
154 Nov.
554 July
1
19
154
1
Sale
954 Sale
IX Sale
11
Sale
9854
1354
54
54
22
19
30
154 Nov. 12
3
7
1
254 May
May 17
4
454 Jan.
1154 Jan. 26
154 May
36
Nov.
3%
May 21
254 Nov. 15
1
Feb. 15
Feb. 13
Feb.
9
Apr.
8
Nov. 26
Mar. 28
1854 Feb.
2
8
4
54
854
154
854
854
1754
Nov. 25
254
Nov.
Nov.
154 May 15
154
10
Apr.
8
254 Nov.
854 Nov.
4
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
7
Nov. 25
154 Nov.
Apr.
Nov.
7
Nov. 28
8
4
154 Jan.
9
36
May
554 Feb.
2
2054
9854
1254
X
54#
%
54
13
30
15
Nov. 14
9
38
Sale
Sale
21
254
154
954
May 22
754 July 18
754 June 18
7X Nov. 12
754
ijx
Vs
7A
10
10
154 Jan.
July
1654 Nov. 27
2054
X
X
7 X
8
16
18
3854
IX
10 X
20
1354 Nov.
19
38
IX
13% Sale"
254
2%
1
7X Nov. 12
2054
9854
1254
54
54
40
10054
1254
X
X*
17
52
13
2
30
Sale
Sale
4X
*
1
254
154
1054
3854
4
1
7% 1st partic preferred-.100
23,450
15
17,600 Celluloid Corp common
1st preferred part
2,060
*
$7 dividend preferred
*
6,150
19,400 Cent Hudson Gas & Elec com.*
170 Cent Maine Pow 7% pref..100
100
12,555 Cent N Y Pow 5% pref
19
2054
254
9
30
*
1,225 Canadian Car & Fdy 7 % pref 25
183,200 Canadian Colonial Airways—1
*
3,400 Can Indus Alcohol class A
B non-voting
*
13
1954
254
754
2
1%
Cables & Wireless—
5
754
654
1654
4,600 Cable Elec Products com—50c
Voting trust ctfs..
50c
9,700
140 Camden Fire Ins Assn
100 Canada Cement Co Ltd
12
Jan.
36
54 Sept. 25
54 Nov. 28
254 Tune 26
354 May 15
8
May 28
854 Nov. 26
1354 Nov. 14
Nov.
Nov.
1
4
2 54 Aug. 21
y4
3M
%
154
Sale
27
—
Am dep rects 554 % pref__£l
1,000
20
6,400 Calamba Sugar Estate Co
Callite Tungsten Corp
1
104,700
7X
7
June
454 May 22
7
3554
2
Sale
6
2254 May 10
1
1
Apr. 16
Mar. 26
854 Nov. 12
2
154 Nov. 29
2054 Nov.
4354 Nov.
754 Nov.
40
54 May
254 May
12
Aug.
4
2
Mar. 13
J
Sept.
1054 July
36 54 June
8
22
Jan.
4354 Jan. 24
4654 Apr.
5
Apr. 19
Feb. 27
June
7
*#4 Nov.
Mar. 16
136
May
5Sa Nqv.
15
6
125
Apr.
Nov.
-
9
854 Feb.
3254 Apr. 15
9
854 Feb.
354 May
1354 July
3
May
88
July
Nov.
3954 Nov.
754 Nov.
354 Nov.
1254 Nov.
Sale
25
3
Nov. 30
29
2
Nov. 27
May 10
Apr.
3
Apr.
1
Nov. 12
Oct. 25
Jan.
9
Nov. 12
Apr.
2
4
Jan.
Jan.
Nov.
!««
33 X
12
*
1
19,100 Brown Forman Distillers
100
$6 preferred
*
67,400 Brown Rubber Co common. .1
9,600 Bruce (EL) Co
5
11,000 Buckeye Pipe Line
50
74,050 Buff Niag & East Pow pref.25
$5 1st preferred
14,200
*
72,200 Bunker Hill & Sullivan—2.50
3,400 Burma Corp Amer dep rets—
12,700 Burry Biscuit Corp
12 He
Feb.
Mar. 28
354 May 17
354 Now. 20
1254 Feb. 21
1
17
554 Sale
454
Sale
20
2054 Sale
454
454
454
4%
108 X 10954 10754 110
107
118
120
119
122 ' 11954
31
23 X
29
Sale
2354
37
34 X
3754
40
37
A Sale
54
654
3X
1
454 Nov. 19
354 Nov. 20
Sale
15
6
Mar. 21
21
25
14 k
Sale
54
Sale
Sale
1154 Sale
1
Class A
53.
3
May 21
454 May 21
454 May 23
25
1454
654
254
2654
54,
Nov. 27
6
654 Nov. 29
% Nov.
4
154 Nov. 6
1054 Nov. 25
154 Sale
11
6
25
654
40
3454
654 Sale
654
6 54
o
1
*
Preferred
see page
Nov.
1454 Jan.
54 July
3454 Nov. 27
754 Nov.
9
654 Nov. 15
Xt Sale
254
454
X
54
354 Sale
654 Sale
1054 Sale
100
*
1,700
dep rets ord reg
10s
550 British Col Pow class A
*
30,400 iBrown Co 6% preferred-.100
Brown Fence & Wire com—1
13,000
Class A preferred
2,100
-*
For footnotes
18
54
254
3454
354
Nov.
2654 Nov. 28
14
54 Sale
654
854
154
154
754
754
Carrier
12
Nov. 26
34
3954
754
*
Common
Am
134,900
4,100
9,600
1,150
59,028
Mar. 14
17]
British Amer Tobacco Ltd—
*91",900
20
7
2754 Sale
12H
5
British
7
51
Nov.
British-American Oil Co—
2,200
2,979
May
9
Nov. 20
Jan. 11
Jan. 15
13
IX Nov.
354 Nov. 22
4
15
Mar. 19
Nov. 30
6
Sale
38
27
26,800
rp class a
Class
8,100
7% preferred
19,700
2,600 Brillo Mfg Co common
9,100
Feb.
6
6
Sale
3854
7k
1354
38
*
Bourjois Inc...
25 Bridgeport Gas Light Co
57,800 Bridgeport Machine com
380
6
254
554
1954
354
54
154
65
75
Nov.
29 X
164
*
Bohack (H O) Co common—*
7% 1st preferred
100
Borne Scrymser Co...--.--25
3,100
7% 1st preferred
2d preferred..
9,330
98,800 Brazilian Tr Lt & Pr ord
106,500 Breeze Corp
694,000 Brewster Aeronautical
530
2354 Jan.
5
Bowman Biltmore Hotels—
12,600'
25
31
21
22
6
25
11
22
22
154 Nov.
354 Nov.
3354
354
3 54
5
June
354 Oct.
Me May
2
May
1154 May
154 Sept.
54# Jan.
54 June
354 May
354 May
Nov.
8
Nov. 30
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
X
Sale
Sale
Sale
..——
44,200
16,200
21,200
4,200,
3,160
18,000
10,200
16 X
16
354
54
454
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
A..5
535
'
1754
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
32 X
21X
30
7,200 Beau Brummell Ties Inc
1
1,600 Beaunit Mills Inc common. .10
320
$1.50 conv preferred
20
172,200
294,800
85,900
4,153
1,525
1,010
1
Locomotive—
7% preferred
Bath Iron Works Corp
600 Baumann (L) & Co com
370
7 % 1st preferred
450
"%
Atlas
5
Voting Machine com
*
Avery (B F) Sons Co
5
6% preferred with warr
25
975
6 % preferred ex-warr.... .25
8,900
Purchase warrants
516,900 Aviation & Transport Gorp__l
4,730 Axton Fisher Tob class A
10
4,700 Ayrshire Patoka Collieries __1
34,650
317,500
10,600
8,100
109,600
5,550
17,900
388,600
Ask
Bid
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
1940
STOCKS
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
10
9
2
28
3
30
27
17
54 May 20
654 May 23
54 May 18
r ss.
5
12
5
3
12
354 Apr. 25
1854 Mar. 29
254 Apr. 15
Oct. 11
554 Apr.
3
20
22
Jan.
3
1154 Apr. 16
254 Jan. 22
IX Apr.
954 Jan.
154 Jan.
8
3
2
25
Feb.
9
754 May
1
4054 Apr. 11
9754 May 27 11154 Nov. 27
86
May 22 10654 Nov. 22
1854 May 28
454 May 29
27
May
15
554 May 21
554 May 24
6
May 15
15
June
10
154 May 24
98
May
254 June
6954 Jan.
2054 Jan.
1254 Nov.
10654
8754
Jan.
Nov.
656 May
15|4 Jan.
3
754 Apr. 29
8
Nov.
8
354 Nov. 12
12
Feb.
23
132
Nov.
27
Nov. 15
98
43 54
1754
11054
10554
1054
Nov. 30
Nov. 15
Feb.
8
Sept. 23
Apr.
Apr.
5
9
AGGREGATE
In
STOCKS
3,455 Cent Pow &
125
(Continued)
Par
Light 7%pref 100
775
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Conv preferred
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929--100
Chamberlin Metal Weather
Strip Co..
-5
Charis Corp common
.-10
Cherry-Burrell Corp com—-5
Chesebrough Mfg—----—25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co—5
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
Chief Consol Mining Co
-1
400
3,625
9,200
2.150
825
2,125
700
1,000
4,800
2,875
1,600
6,400
17,050
7,700
2.900
11,000
1,075
13,375 Childs Co
1,450
200
125
350
850
8.100
1,400
140
110
190
.
3,300
1.300
250
*
4,200 Cohn & Rosenberger com
"400
3.000
m
.13", 500
-
-.
21,000 Colon Development Co Ltd-is
6% convertible preferred £1
3.900
96.400 Colorado Fuel & Iron warr...
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg 25
30,580
Columbia Gas'& Elec Oprp—
11,000
Warrants
—
282.725
7,100 Commonwealths Dlstrlbut—
Community Public Service—■
59.325
600
—25
Common
19.300
300
7,200 Community Water Serv
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c ext to 1946
1
11,100
Conn Gas & Coke Security—
1.500
50
500
4.700
3,020
380
1,150
12.800
500
71.100
8.000
4,300
380
"
3,000
6.700
7,700
950
50,700
5.400
15 600
210
1.690
1,400
75.100
600
11,100
700
900
3.100
125
3,000
39100
100
50
2.400
50
2,400
29.700
1.075
1.460
13.300
200
2.975
740
1.100
12.700
270
390
400
5,300
3,300
2,300
2,200
19 700
900
10.500
10 800
17
200
9.600
1
50
Croit
•
2%
64
2X
Sale
34
1X
Sale
%
7%
78%
Sale
Sale
8%
82
93
98
10034
7%
734
91
5%
1634
%
4%
6%
1734
40
41%
4%
2 34
2%
4%
234
2%
17 X
Sale
2V
81
117
3%
Sale
117%
X
3%
434
79
Sale
82
63%
IX
65
Sale
58
»n
Sale
1%
Sale
25%
Sale
99
Nov. 25
634
534
1634
%«
Nov.
8
Nov- 12
1
Nov.
Nov. 23
Sale
3%
37^
3%
134
Sale
5%
Sale
83 34
6034
134
7
1
Nov.
1
IX
23%
24%
13
14%
15
35
6
Nov.
78
Sale
2
Sale
119
117
Lt Nov.
30
95
97
7*
100
1%
6%
9%
Sale
.....
Sale
Sale
10%
8%
32%
4%
Sale
34%
5%
% '
1
2
72
in
1 %
Sale
94 %
X
94
8%
9
9X
3
73^
134
IX
6934
IX
o
Sale
120
116
Nov. 26
2534 Nov.
34 Nov.
134 No?. 29
1 % Nov, 18
29
6934 Nov
118
Nov, 14
2 54
2X
97
104% 100
154
1X
1%
554
5X Sale
92% Sale
'A
%
Sale
10%
8%
32%.
9%
36
IX
1
70
Sale
11
5% Sale
7/s
%
l3/
1
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
6%
2%
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
June
7
IX May 23
2%
13 %
5%
%
1%
1%
4%
25c
25
Crown Drug common
Cuneo Press 6%%
10
2%
3H
pref....100
5
*
-1
Class A conv
4%
Sale
Sale
35
1
a29,H
Sale
Sale
Dejay Scores Inc common
1
Dennison Mfg Co class A—-5
$6 prior preferred
-50
8% debenture stock
100
Derby Oil & Ref com
*
A conv
6
1654
554
%6
134
2 34
434
Detroit
Detroit
20
£1
Dominion Sceel & Coal B
IX
UH
14 X
Sale
4%
11%
5
12 X
Dominion Tar & Chemical.__*
5 %%
For footnotes see page
53.
100
*
33%
1%
32%
11%
13
17%
1834
lVs Sale
2%
2%
%
%
23
Sale
24
27%
10
10%
12
131/
1%
2%
.
IX
Divco-Twin Truck Co com—1
1
*
-.25
Sale
18%
Sale
25%
5%
4%
3
7%
A*
6%
3
13
7%
3%
1
Sale
35
IX
34%
30
4
34
154
134
434
334
1734
10 34
2554
5
99
Nov.. 25
Nov. '7
10
27%
10% Sale
454
1734
12 34
27 34
534
134
2 34
•34
2134
4
Nov 29
Nov. 4
Nov. 22
Nov. 6
*
Feb.
15
Feb.
2
154 Oct.
334 Feb.
Apr.
8
Feb.
2
1%
3
7X
6X
Sale
-
334
154 May 21
75
May 22 105
154
134 Oct. 19
734
334 May 15
71X
74
Jan.
6
5
24
Nov. 28
Jan.
Nov.
4
8
Jan.
8
% May 24
Jan. 26
34 May 18
134 Feb. 15
2234 May 23
Nov. 29
2
July
5
834 Feb..
Apr. 23
84
4
23
55
8
14
18
4
5
134
108
154
634
.
16
Nov. 28
Nov. 15
Nov. 28
Nov. 15
Nov.
8
Nov.
7
Nov. 15
Nov. 14
Nov. 25
Nov.
Nov. 14
Nov. 18
a:
34 Jan.
4
954 Nov. 8
1134 Nov. 23
Feb. 15
Feb
16
Apr.
8
Apr.
9
Oct.
30
*88
Jan.
3
May 21
26
May 14 112 1 Feb
Nov. 16
154 Nov. 16
8
Oct. 16
Aug. 26
234 May 28
Nov. 15
July
834 May
21
May
434 May
3
June
34. May
11
22
17
28
5
4"
llH
8
5
22
15
9
14
5
Feb
16
Jan.
3
Apr.
9
Feb. 23
Nov.
7
Jan.
Feb.
Jan
33
6 103
Oct.
4
8434 Feb.
Jan.
3
1
2
Sept. 18
29
Sept. 26 3734 May 29
14
Feb.
734 May 15
1534 May 15
34
134
34
1234
2154
May
Feb.
Nov.
May
Sept.
15
23
xlO
22
28
12
Apr. 16
12
Nov. 29
1234
1834
134
254
154
Nov,
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Apr.
14
25
9
14
Nov.
1
10
1
22
1034 Nov. 30
1534 Sept. 20
134 Apr. 25
1034 Nov. 30
1034 Nov. 30
12
12
Nov. 29
Nov. 29
23
Nov.
28
Apr.
1334
934
734
2534
1234
554
Jan.
9
Apr. 25
67
23
67
Mar. 29
5654 June 12
78
Jan.
134 June
6
"634
Nov. 13
4 34
Nov. 16
Nov. 13
8
Nov. 12
734 Nov.
4
634 Nov.
7
70
Nov
"I
8
4
5 54 June 10
13
Mar.
334 Oct. 29
2534 May
2
4
June 10
554 Mar
6
Mar. 29
3 X
64%
3
May
3934 Jan.
3
754 Jan.
3
2434 May
4
634 Jan.
2
54 Apr.
4
134 Apr.
1
4
May
834 Feb. 15
23'
58
"iif
4
Nov. 16
254 Sept. 6
1154 Aug. 26
3 34 May 14
34 Jan.
4
134 May 15
154 Jan. 25
3 34 July 17
13
7
2
3
•
Nov. 14
Nov.
9
Nov. 2
Nov. 9
Nov. 12
Nov. 8
2 %
7%
4%
June
18
6
15
28
25
24
7
25
12
21
134
7734
234
1334
134 Nov. A
3434 Nov. 19
1234
1834,
134,
254'
*» Oct.
% Aug. 17
May 29
% Nov. 6
634 May 21
134 Nov. 15
33
4 101
Nov. 12
18
21
Nov.
Nov. 26
11
%
2
1
18%
IX
2%
%
2
Nov.
-
21
4
1154 May
3
3334 Nov. 18
634 Nov.
9
1
Nov. 12
4 110% Nov.
8
Nov
154 Nov. 16
Nov, 16
18
734 Nov. 18
Nov
Nov. 6
Nov. 28
1
Nov.
Nov. 6
7034 Feb.
234 Jan.
45
% Nov. 29
4
Nov. 29
6 34 Nov.
8
12
10
26
10
16
634 May 22
134 Nov.
29
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
May 22
354 May 21
% May 16
22 34 Nov.
Nov
9
98
2
Nov
9
20
May 27
34 Jan.
4
May 24
7
May 15
Nov, 12
Nov 29
Nov,
31
10
19
6
Nov.
1
Nov. 8
Nov. 8
Nov .'18
Nov.
May
Feb.
834 Jan.
6
18
J
Nov. 28
734 Nov.
334 Nov. 19
9
•1
Nov.
Nov.
7
33
17%
1%
18
70
4
101
1
21
7
4%
29
1%
30%
3
64
4%
18%
11%
Sale
5
4
54
76" "77"
3%
17%
11X
27X
100% 100
1%
30%
com.-l
Mich Stove Co
1
Paper Products
-1
dep rets ord reg.__
4%
1X
31%
Detroit Steel
Am
8%
16%
10%
24%
5%
3%
99
Co—-1
6 % preferred ww
Detroit Gray Iron Fdry
2
4% Sale
'A
X
IX
1%
2
2Vs
4%
4%
Feb. 19
Feb. 28
Nov. 14
3
134 Nov. 2
Nov. 30
1
Nov.
8
1234 Nov.
1
1X
IX
1%
24
2134
21%
22%
20%
34
%
%
%
,y*
6
4
3%
7%
3%
534
6%
5%
5%
5%
2
2
1X
IX
110 34
108% 110
110^ 114
2%
154
1%
1
1%
734
9%
6
7%
1
*
preferred
Detroit Gasket & Mfg
1%
Sale
14
0
3834 Apr. 25
54 Apr.
5
3
1
Curtis
Decca Records common
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
24
1034 Sept. 13
1034 Nov.
7
3334 Nov. 18
634 Nov. 9
1
Nov. 12
Nov.
% Nov.
Oct.
154 June 28
70
7
Mar.
3
4234 Apr.
Aug.
May
67 54 May
111
May
108
Sept.
134 Jan.
Nov. 7
34 Nov. 12
954 Nov.
8
1134 Nov. 23
7
2
6
4
2
2134 June 10
34 May 29
7
Nov. 12
Nov. 8
6
Mar. 26
Jan.
6
234
454
734
88
51
94
1
6
1
6534 Nov.
1
%
6%
8
234
Nov. 12
Nov. 12 105
134
Nov. 29
734
Nov. 6
Nov. 29
1
9
7534 Nov.
1
120
Nov. 27
11254 Nov. 16
154 Nov.
4
3054 Nov. 14
9134 Nov; 26
34 Nov. 12
754 Nov. 27
10
Nov.
6
834
3354
454
34
Nov.
Apr.
Oct.
54 May 28
334 May 23
334 May 21
67
May 28
1
4
1
Nov.
8
15
Apr.
4
Apr.
4
Oct. 10
Oct.
754 Nov, 18
7
Apr. 22
Nov. 30
1 }4
4
Mar.
Oct.
4834
754
254
3 54
May
May
May
2
May
354 Sept.
654 May
4
134 Jan.
2
May
654 May
85
8
22
15
22
23
5
21
30
1434 Nov. 26
6
Nov.
12
2%
Sale
1^4
65
434 May 21
534 Nov. 12
May 20
% Nov. 23
334 Mar. 8
134 Nov.
24
14
12
»ai Nov.
1
7
11034 111
10934 Nov,
110
1 % Nov 27
1%
1%
1%
134
8
26
2834 Nov
2834
26%
28
2%
85
Nov. 15
134 Nov. 2
134 Nov.
30
14
3
4
3
4
3
3
28
28
14
8134 Nov. 18
Mar. 19
22 110
May 21 H534 Mar. 19
May
434 May
45
May
75
May
62
Nov. 15
134 Nov. 25
61
Jan.
4
49
534 Nov.
8
8754 Nov. 26
39
1%
1%
75 %
29$
154 Nov. 14
Nov. 28
54 Jan.
34 Jan.
834 Jan.
234 Jan.
2 54 Jan.
2 54 Jan.
234 July 10
734
454 Sept-17
June
7
1354
95
May 28 117
55
June
8 83
11
6
May 21
% June 28
7
Aug. 29
1
34 Nov. 29
4
Nov. 29
40
Nov.
8
2
10
4354 Nov. 12
5
Nov. 26
2 54 Nov. 14
234 Nov.
1
Nov. 14
4% Nov.
1
2 34 Nov.
2 34 Nov.
Sale
134
12%
95
IX
Sale
654 Nov.
1
8434 Nov. 29
8
Nov. 4
8134 Nov. 18
95
Nov.
4
101
Nov. 15
754 Nov. 18
654 Nov. 27
1634 Nov. 23
% Nov.
1
41
8
IX
5%
Sale
24%
%
18
Nov.
92
May 18
Jan.
6%
8
5%
554 Nov. 27
7834 Nov. 7
734 Nov. 14
'77
Nov. 25
108 %
36
Nov.
,
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
84 34
8
1
7X
.Sale
44%
Sale
2%
Sale
5
4
(The) Brewing Co.—— 1
preferred
Draper Corp
1,550
10
"320
Petroleum com
5% conv preferred--
Dobeckmun Co common
2,800
Dominion Bridge Co
100
'
2
2
83
54 Nov. 27
% Nov. 27
% Nov. 27
%
IX
1
Highest
3" May 15
% May 15
34 May 14
% May 15
Oourtaulds Ltd
Distilled Liquors Corp.---2.50
2,200
Distillers Co Ltd—
50
""700
Reynolds
$6 preferred A
825
53.200
73%
90%
103
0%
6%
Sale
Sale
6%
4%
4X
Products-----10
300
De Vilbiss Co common
10
100
7% preferred
10
300
Diamond Shoe Corp com... -*
200
~3", 200
1
*
Corroon &
Corp
Davenport Hosiery
5 200
Sale
Sale
43
IX
6
2
Nov. 26
3
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
8%
38%
6%
5%
16 %
%6
5%
4
10
2,400
20.500 Dayton Rubber Mfg
1,600
75
"m "16"
%
%e
534
134
134
434 Nov. 6
3% Nov. 30
45/8
3% Sale
534 Nov. 20
5
534 Nov. 27
5%
5X
13
Nov. 22
13
Nov. 22
13
13%
14%
12%
108% 10534 Nov. 12 10734 Nov. 19
104% 105% 107
70
Nov. 20
72
7434 Nov. 12
68
72 %
75
11
Nov. 4
11
1054 Nov. 7
10%
10%
U
% Nov. 12
% Nov. 26
8/e
x
:*
Sale
Sale
8
Nov. 28
1034 Nov.
1
3
—100
common...*
Continental Gas & Electric—
7% prior preferred-100
Continental Oil of Mexico....1
Cont Roll & Steel com
1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
*
15.400 Daroy Petrol
3 060
"~ioo
Sale
Lighting Inc com. —2.50
100
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
5
1.100
77.700
1,500
com___l
5
25.900
Cuban Tobacco common----*
80
400
3
1
5
7% conv preferred
500 Crystal Oil Ref Corp com...
$6 preferred
350
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co
4.500
,200
100
2
Sale
Sale
2%
5%
1,800 Crowley Milner & Co com—_*
Crown Cent Petrol (Md).
5
24.500
Crown Cork Internat cl A_ —
11,900
1.600
""210
43 %
3
Nov. 27
1118
%6 Nov. 14
34 Nov.
1
5/e
2%
%
%
%
Sale Prices
•
Sale Prices
Nov. 27
95% May 28 118
Sale Prices
4%
5X
nlH
77
Consol Steel Corp
Cosden
A*
Sale
94
£1
Am dep rets for ord stk reg-_
1.000
Creole Petroleum com
5
173,000
Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg- — *'
67.700
200
50
Cons Retail Stores Inc
190
100
54,700 Cooper Bessemer Corp com—*
$3 prior preferred
*
5 300
40.100 Copper Range Co
15 300 Cornucopia Gold Mines.-—5c
1.200
500
4%% series B pref
4% pref series C
8% preferred-—-260
10.200 Consol Royalty Oil--
20
400
Sale
1%
2
63^
$3 preferred
870
67.700 Consol Gas Util com—
13,750 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd
320
8.200
Sale
Sale
X
4%
Sale Prices
113M Nov.
122
118
38
36.700 Conn Telep & Elec Corp
10,000 Consolidated Biscuit Co——1
39.900 Con Gas E L & P Bait com. — *
"5",400
Sale
Sale
80 %
3%
Ask
Ask Bid
10»
IX
700
2,600
7%
**>
5% preferred
100
7,750
1
131.600 Columbia Oil & Gas com.
Commonwealth & Sou Corp—
150
18.100
6%
—-1
—
400
22", 400
4X
10
*
60c preferred B—
*
14,000
2,600
$6 preferred BB
—*
3,420 Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref.—*
$7 preferred
3,010
33.700 City Auto Stamping Co
10
3,500 City & Suburban Homes
♦
12,200 Cleveland Elec Ilium com
--*
71,400 Cleveland Tractor com
-100
5.500 Olinchfield Coal com.-.
18,000 Club Aluminum Utensil com_*
*
500 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd
700
800
4
com..—1
2,600 Clayton & Lambert Mfg Co..4
5,700
1,800
7,350
-
100
preferred
2,450 Clark Controller Co
44,000 Claude Neon Lights
7,000
200
X
a
X Sale
7%
9
2%
3%
2%
3%
2 % i" 3
304,000 Cities Service common
$6 preferred
148.830
'28.500
7,400
%
Bid
113%
110
109
Central & Southwest UtilitiesCommon
50c
52,300
161,800 Central States Elec common. .1
2,900
37,200
Ask
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
1940
Shares
4,650
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
,
■November
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN NOVEMBER
PRICES
SALES
43
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
Dec., 1940]
7534
Nov."27
Apr.
May
Jan.
Mar.
5
2
3
6
11
u
NEW
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
aggregate
sales
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
3,304
160
42,400
5,225
5,600
28,400
19,400
116,600
50,700
63,670
33,870
2,025
22,100
12,450
16,575
25,400
2,809
1,557,100
153,425
45,600
11,950
20,400
2,900
2,855
11,800
210
11,900
7,025
5,550
1,740
1,525
7,400
132,300
32,725
42,300
2,000
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
Driver Harris Co common—10
7 % preferred
100
Dubilier Condenser Corp.. — 1
Duke Power Co
100
Durham Hosiery cl B com..
Duro-Test Corp common—.1
Duval Texas Sulphur.
*
Eagle Plcher Lead Co.
.10
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
*
70
75
H
2H
ex
1H
Sale
1
254
7
Sale
Sale
4$ % prior preferred
100
44
Eastern Malleable Iron Co. .25
Eastern States Corp com
Sale
54
18
54
Sale
1754 Sale
4
Sale
1754
1854
754 Sale
67 $ Sale
Electric Bond & Share
Sale
59
-
Electric Power & Lt. 2d
pf A..
Option warrants.
Electrographic Corp com. .—1
Elgin National Watch Co
15
Emerson Elec Mfg Co com
4
Empire Dist Elec 6%pref. .100
Empire Gas & Fuel 7% pf-100
8% preferred
—100
6% preferred.....
100
654 % preferred.
100
Empire Pow Corp part stk_.
Emsco Derrick & Equip Co—5
Equity Corp common
10c
$3 conv preferred
1
Esquire Inc
--1
Eureka Pipe Line..
50
.....
.1
1
Fairchild Aviation com..
Airplane.-1
—-.1
Fanny Farmer Candy com.—1
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp..*
Fedders Mfg Co common—.5
Fed Compress & W'house—25
Fairchild Engine &
Falstaff Brewing
2,010 Fiat Amer dep rets
Fidelio Brewery
1
2,390 lire Assoc of Phila
10
19,950 Florida Power & Lt $7 pref_
46,300 Ford Motor of Canada cl A._*
2,475
Class B voting
2654
108
254 Sale
7454 Sale
54
SA
154 Sale
754 Sale
954 Sale
354 Sale
Lowest
"3~" Sale"
1254
1354
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
59
12
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
6554
1754
Sale
56
Sale
1254
154
1154
2954
1754
354
12
2654
I
"/A
xiH
29
86
88
80
84
Sale
28$
2154
OcUt)
H Sale
1%
11
24
1%
Sale
■w 2r
12
12
6 54
1454
2954
354
70 54
64
70
lit Sale
Sale
4
Sale
70
23$
22$
4
1254
354
63 54
64
60
61
88
9
10 54
6754
6854
96$
Sale
17
17 X
Sale
17$
25
3
2354
21
154
954
454
654
2354
4
13
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
654
24
Sale
57 54
14
2
14
32
115
1154
1054
6
6
6
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
63
5454 Nov. 26
Nov. 29
13
Nov.
8
A*
Nov. 20
Nov.
29
4
Nov. 28
W*
83
Nov. 12
85
79
254
2154
154
1054
354
654
3
23
22
8
Nov.
6
1154 Nov. 9
354 Nov. 14
4054 Nov. 15
6054 Nov. 20
1454 Nov. 22
54 Nov. 12
19
Nov. 14
1854 Nov. 9
Nov.
4
6
12J4 Nov. 12
7
Nov.
1
7454 Nov.
6554 Nov.
1
4
18
1
Nov.
254 Nov.
1
1254 Nov. 20
30
Nov. 7
354 Nov. 2
7954 Nov. 12
8854 Nov. 18
89
Nov. 18
8754 Nov. 18
8754 Nov. 19
2254 Nov. 14
54 Nov.
2154 Nov.
4
8
254 Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
8
8
2254 Nov. 27
9
1154
Sale
7
2
254
Nov.
6
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
29
15
15
15
4
1154 Nov. 12
454 Nov. 1
354
654
2354
854
854
7
Sale
Nov.
3
Nov.
2
6
8
Nov. 15
7
2554 Nov 29
1054 Nov. 8
954 Nov. 26
17
er
70
67
1
Xt Nov. 26
20
2554
954
25
Nov.
2054 Nov.
Sale
20
Nov. 14
Nov.
7
Nov. 12
80
2454
754
Xt Sale
0§54
Sale
1254
Nov.
Nov.
4
6$
30
38
40
34
17
18
2054
(Name chan ged to Great
Sale
Sale
Nov.
1254 Nov. 27
Sale
954 Sale
67
% Nov. 27
16
16
2254
5<t Sale
Sale
205
Nov.
7
8
354
84
754
Nov.
12
17
17
85
8554 Sale
8554
8954
8354 Sale
86
6
56
76
Sale
S 5o
6
Sale
1554
1554
354
1254
454
64
79
84
76"" "85"
954 Nov. 6
354 Nov. 27
Nov. 6
35
12% %
17
Highest
Sale Prices
.
36
57
18
Lowest
Sale Prices
7454
1054 Sale
354
354
3654 Sale
17H
Highest
Sale Prices
25
Sale
2454 Nov. 23 27 54 Nov. 4
10654 10954 10754 Nov. 4 10954 Nov. 7
3
3
Nov.
4
254
254 Nov. 15
75
Nov. 28
7354 Nov. 6 75
54
54 Nov. 8
54 Nov. 8
Sale
IX Nov. 2
154 Nov. 8
754
854 Nov. 15
75l»
754 Nov. 4
11
12
3 54
19$ Sale
300 Eversharp Inc common
84.500
635,000
7,700
16,570
74,400
13,100
Nov.
6
19
Nov. 23
New York Brewery)
Nov.
1
Nov.
7
69
67
11154 Sale
11154 Nov. 29 115
Nov.
1
12
1154
^154 Nov. 6 1254 Nov. 12
1054
1254
11
Nov. 6
1154 Nov. 26
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
50,500
Amer dep rets—Ord reg £1
7,200 Ford of France Am dep rets
3,650 Fox (Peter) Brewing Co — -—5
Franklin County Distilling Co.
22,100
formerly Taylor Distilling.. 1
Froedtert Grain & Maiting—
11,200
Common
1
11,800
Partic conv preferred
15
66,200 Fruehauf Trailer Co
-1
1,425 Fuller (Geo A) Co com..
1
2,175
S3 conv stock
*
2,375
4% conv preferred——100
. ..
300 Gamewell Co $6 conv pref.
Gatineau Power Co com...
210
5% preferred
1100
2% Sale
1
1M
Tire &
Rubber—
100
1,255
6% preferred A
1,700 Gen water Gas & Elec com -.1
*
2,000
$3 preferred
5,615 Georgia Power S6 pref.-.i
110
$5 preferred8,000 Gilbert (A C) Co com
610
Preferred
600 Gilchrist Co
41
15 X
10
IX
IX
14X
1354
1454
1454
39
48
% Sale
45
60
900 Gorham Inc class A
3854 Sale
3,075
13,800
6,850
17,900
2,975
13,190
S3 preferred
Gorham Mfg Co common...
Grand Rapids
7^
2,700 Guardian Investors
8X
9
'97$ "9854
A*
7
60
For footnotes
see
page 53.
1954
1854
2654
29
154
454
554
1554
16
3354
37
Xt Sale
5454
57
454
1754
35
54
5554
79
33
1tt
Sale
35.
54
H
% Sale
Sale
9
89
57
854 Mar. 20
X May 21
Aug. 16
254 Sept. 26
19
Oct.
31
154 Oct.
3
22
754 May 22
354 Nbv. 29
6
Sept. 6
1754 May 22
8
June
6
5 54 May 17
33
May 11
954 Jan. 15
Oct.
28
8854 Oct. 28
26
11
Oct.
Jan.
Jan.
28
13
8
Xt Feb. 27
2554 Mar. 4
5$ Apr.
6
Apr.
4
31
2■
June 18
1254 May 10
654 May
8
1054 Apr.
6
28
Apr.
9
1554 Mar 28
954 Nov. 26
36$ Mar. 9
19
Nov. 23
Feb. 29
5154 May 29 70
8454 May 21 11554 Oct. 19
854 June 29
854 July 25
30
90
8554 Feb.
754 Sale
27
Sale
9
98
105
%
18*
454
9254
X
.....
1554
17
2544
2654
5$
7
Sale
132
Sale
X,
44
854
654
2954
1654
2954
5
554
12954
102
54
4454
9
654
Nov. 19
90
554
1754
Nov. 19
54 Nov.
2
Nov. 20
Nov.
4
154 Nov. 12
40
5
16
35
57*
54 Nov. 14
5554 Nov. 8
54 Nov. 2
5654 Nov. 27
1.4 Nov. 26
30
Nov.
Nov.
60
84
89
654
4554
354
654
4654
454
2
Nov. 20
5
1754 Nov. 27
Nov.
35
2
1
82
Nov. 19
Nov. 27
79
30
1
54
6254
36
Nov.
Nov. 27
8
6
Nov. 27
Nov.
1
5854 Nov. 28
6554 Nov. 16
Nov.
103
Nov. 16 103
Nov. 16
40
Nov. 12
4054 Nov. 25
98
Nov.
6
Nov. 27
Nov.
4
99
87
6
45
Nov. 23
87
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
654 Nov. 9
45
Nov. 23
854 Sale
854
19
1954 Sale
554 Sale
454
9454
9154
Xt
Xt
30
3754
1
"ix
154
154
Sale
1554 Sale
1454
Sale
30
29
2854
O
554
554
554
554
5
454
454
Sale
128
12854 129
103
9854 10054 98
94^ -a
Xt Sale
4454
4254
9
154
34
1 i l$
%
54
154
554
2654
6954
1
754
2554
6254
54
54
154
554
154
554
854
5
17$
17
Jan.
Apr.
2
3
18
Nov.
12
Sale
154
Sale
Nov.
July
May
May
29
15
90
31
July
5
154 Oct. 28
54 May 22
78
4 54 Aug. 16
9
May 18
25
Feb.
19
54 June 11
Feb. 15
8
65
May 23
2554 May 22
54 May 15
Xt Aug. 20
50
*•« Mar.
55
June
11
40$
July
Aug.
454 Oct.
9154 Nov.
854
26
65
54
2t
554
25*'
154 Nov. 29
Nov. 22
Nov. 26
11
18
4
17
31
Nov.
Feb.
154
18
Nov.
6
123
6
88
Sept.
May
May
54 Nov. 26
Nov. 14
954 Nov. 26
36
54 Aug. 16
June
8
2
154 Nov. 27
154 Nov. 25
Xt Nov.
4054 Nov.
8
30
Nov.
Nov.
7
6
45
1
8
26
64
Nov. 27
Nov. 20
Nov. 15
54 Nov. 26
54 Bov. 14
154 Nov. 9
554 Nov. 19
854
2754
6654
X
Xt
154
6
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
13
14
9
7
26
7
13
Oct.
9
Nov. 26
Apr. 24
1154 Jan. 19
Jan. 30
135
11454 Apr. 26
Nov.
4
8
21
Nov. 29
8
8
8
Nov.
Nov.
7
31
June
Nov.
Nov.
554
554
130
10254
May
dl*
Jan.
28 5^ Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
June
June
1
1554 Mar. 7
1754 Nov. 27
Apr. 29
Xt Apr.
6
65
Apr. 17
'h Mar. 11
90
Mar. 8
48
Apr. 12
1
Apr.
6
154 Jan.
3
81
Apr.
8
41
954 Nov. 26
3254 Apr. 19
Apr. 18
Apr. 26
May
Nov. 12
754 Nov. 12
9254 Nov. 4
Xt Nov. 8
Jan.
Aug. 28
Mar.
5
X01H Feb. 13
Mar 12
A* Apr. 4
49
May 15
554 Apr. 22
654 Apr.
8
Oct.
954 Nov. 26
July
27
154 Oct. 28
154 Nov. 12
106
Aug.
8
May
32
May
88
May
87
Nov.
454 May
98
23
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 14
34 54 Nov.
18
7
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
154 Apr. 23
5454 Nov.
12
Nov.
Nov.
354 Feb.
2
154 Jan.
9
2554 Nov. 27
*1154 Apr. 12
2054 Apr. 11
32$ Jan. 26
654 Apr.
3554 Nov. 26
11254 114
11254 11354 11354 Nov. 22 113$ Nov. 29
110
111
11054 111
11054 Nov. 18 111
Nov.
7
3
Nov. 15
2$
354
254
354
354 Nov. 13
854
25
6654
54 Jan.
854 May
1654 May
4
1954
554
154
9
52
Sale
%
54
30$ Sale
"70"
154
154
654 Sale
5154 Nov. 26
22
12X Jan.
2
654
54 Sale
40
43
854 Sale
154
Nov. 20
Nov. 6
Nov. 28
18
28
30
6454
154
154
82" *84"
X
54 June
54 Nov.
!«4 Nov. 26
28
June 25
1
954 Nov. 1
1954 Nov. 19
2054 Nov. 8
29
Nov. 14
3454 Nov. 18
5454 Nov. 7
10354 10054 103
10
11
954
11
3954
4054 4054 41
9854
99
9854
99
92
154 Nov. 1
54 Nov. 28
2554 Nov. 27
8
9,
6554
154
154
1
Sale
"354 ""454
5
24
-5
47,000 Hall (C M) Lamp Co
554
15,350 Hammermill Paper Co com.. 10
25 "67"
735 Hartford Electric Light
Hartford Rayon com v t c
1
18,100
1
3
91
254
76
6
1
93
45
* 109
112
254
5
1
Mar.
May 25
2054 Nov. 8
754
54
10 54
21
2
88
554
254
254
iz
1
Q
25
38$ Sale
* 11254 Sale
_*
4
June 11
June 29
354
51
42
54 Nov.
90
88
50 Gypsum Lime & Alabastine..*
1,600 Hart man Tobacco com
20,600 Har vard Brewing Co.
10,200 Hat Corp of Am cl B com
1254 Jan.
56
57
Xt
14
2 54
12
854 Nov.
1954 Nov.
49
65
76
common.
2,920 Gulf States Util S6 pref
$5.50 preferred
1,430
Apr.
1
Sept. 23
May 3
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
Apr 25
5554
854
13
6
5354
Greater New York Brewery—
154,800 Gulf Oil Corp
24
15
22
21
Apr. 24
4054 Nov. 15
6054 Nov. 20
May 14 1454 Nov. 22
1$ Apr. 18
Oct. 26
Apr. 29
May 21 28
Apr. 30
May 21 28
454 Apr. 23
May 16
June 22. 17$ Jan. 25
854 Jan.
5
May 22!
May 22 75$ Oct.
3
Oct.
3
May 21 66
Jan.
4
May 21 20
354 Jan.
3
May 18
14
Jan. 30
May 21
Nov. 7
May 28 30
554 May 13
Sept. 13
July
3 80$ Oct. 16
Oct. 28
June 11 91
Nov.
101
Gray Manufacturing Co
10
9
Gt Atl & Pae Tea 1st pr8f..l00 131
Non-voting common stock. ♦ 110
Formerly Fidelio Brewery.. 1
74,100
12,750 Great Northern Paper Co—25
29,900 Greenfield Tap & Die com—*
Grocery Stores ProdCommon
25c
9,000
6 X May
1 $ May
1254 May
26
May
54
54
9
154 Nov. 12
54 Nov. 28
20
52
31
*
*
10
54
30
Sale
26
454
Varnish Corp. .1
25
954
1954
19
28
3154
5054
;&
454
com
154 Sale
54
1
23
954 Sale
1954 Sale
2054
21
'#4
50.Gladding McBean & Co
*
306,050 Glen Alden Coal Co
5,750 Godchaux Sugars class A
*
Class B
*
11,800
790
S7 Preferred
*
1
24,900 Goldrield Oonsol Mines
50 Goodman Mfg Co
-—50
21
8654
Sale
Sale
26
40
—
...
154 Sale
195!
54
1054
1754
27$ Sale
19
19$
■
5,100
American dep receipts.- ..£1
*
27,500 General Fireproofing com.
"*
320 General G & E $6 pref B-16,700 Gen Investment Co com. :::i
*
1,715
$6 preferred
6,200"
Warrants
1,200 Gen Outdoor Adv 6 % pref. 100
*
2,660 General Pub Serv $6 pref_
2,300 General Rayon A stock—
III
16,800 General Shareholdings
*
4,500
$6 conv preferred
2054 May 27 32 54
10754 Mar. 23 110
354
1X Jan. 31
64
Mar. 21
79$
154
54 June 17
254
54 May 21
5
854
July
2
"
*
100 Gellman Mfg Co common- ...1
*
14,400 General Alloys Co
...
General Elec Co of Great Brit
Jeneral
1
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
107
154
100
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Easy Washing Mach class B.
Economy Groc Stores com...
Bid
2554
31
29
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
Ask
Bid
6% preferred
$6 preferred.
$5 preferred
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
1940
654 May 22
54 Nov. 26
4954 Apr. 30
10$ Apr. 22
154 Nov. 27
254 Jan. 12
$ Jan. 12
Xt Mar. 12
A
June 10 3954 Jan.
10754 May 24 115,54 Sept. 24
102
June
6 llf$ Feb.
1
3
Nov. 15
354 Nov. 13
25$
554 Feb.
20$
62
8
May 21
May 18
54 Sept. 30
54 Nov. 14
1$ Jan.
3
4$ May 22
14i
Apr.
4054 May
70$ Apr.
154 Jan.
9
3
3
10
$ Feb. 28
2$ July 30
8$ Apr. 5
Dec., 1940]
NEW
YORK
45
EXCHANGE
CURB
AQQREQATE
November
Jan. 1
CURB
150
16,900
500
100
200
650
50
700
1,725
700
3,900
2,700
400
stocks
7,700
12,600
8,800
152,500
10,700
6,650
3,100
1,870
1,700
5,600
16,095
•9,700
18,300
27,400
6,000
25
"""350
1,550
3,500
10
950
40
100
16,300
4,800
460
3,450
124,800
100,100
1,050
7,600
100
900
500
500
7,700
10,700
11,000
5,400
50
EXCHANGE
Par
*
common-_5
.50
2
6% conv preferred
Class a
28
25
2%
Sale
18*4
6*4
5%
6*
*
*
Co common.-2
4*
8*
8*
19
8%
16*4
25c
Hecla Mining Co ....
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Heller (w e) &
Ask
29%
Bid
(<Continued)
Hazeltine Oorp
Hearn Dept Stores
10
7% pref ex-warrants
25
Corp com—.5
Heyden Chemical Co
,--^9
Hires (Chas e) Co cap stock-. 1
Hoe (k) & Co class a.
10
Hollinger Consol g m
5
Holophane Co Inc common.. ♦
h order's i no
*
Hormel (Geo a) & Co com-..*
Horn (a c) Co common
*
Horn & Hardart Baking co—*
19,100
13,750
Sale
.
69%
.....
"M
12*4
12%
13 *4
-*
50
31%
29
500
400
200
1,500
260
60
2,070
200
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25
6,500
1,600
2,600
6,900
25
79,900
20,600
700
200
500
100
2 200
300
450
1,800
5,500
200
25
2,200
2,450
3,000
1.100
8,100
500
800
320
170
35,400
25
.
80
900
300
20
20
6,000
400
500
100
100
300
25
350
5,100
4,675
9,600
17,150
38,400
12,500
5H
1,600
14,200
2,900
10
700
100
"'"800
36,000
3,100
500
1,300
100
1,200
*
—*
International Vitamin
1
Interstate Home Equip com._l
Interstate Hosiery Mills
Interstate Power $7 pref
*
*
—1
t c__*
Investors Royalty Co
Iron Fireman Mfg com v
Irving Air Chute common
Italian Superpower cl a
7*
7
2
7%
8%
3
2%
29
28
3%
23%
5%
26
12%
70
18%
8%
i§*
11
10
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
13*4
31%
A
8%
a
18
32%
3%
7%
10%.
4%
A
'A
87
10.100
Lobiaw Groceterias class a—.*
Class b
For footnotes see page 53.
*
Sale
26
Nov. 20
26
Nov. 29
24
Nov. 26
Nov. 13
Nov. 25
Nov. 19
Nov. 16
13*4
Nov. 27
73
Nov.
8
18*4 Nov. 4
11*4 Nov. 29
9*4 Nov. 7
6
33*4 Nov. 20
Nov. 14
30*4 Nov. 16
113
Nov. 25
18*4 Nov. 30
63 *4 Nov. 30
7*4 Nov. 14
18%
Sale
6%
8%
6%
13*4 Nov. 15
7%
8
2
Sale
38%
1*4
1*4
36
38
3%
3%
3*4
29
Sale
1*4
3*4
Sale
29
24%
8
8*4
Sale"
Sale
15
16
Sale
112
3%
j*
9
_
Sale"
Sale
18%
5%
3%
Sale
17 %
113
%
%
%
%
%
%
10%
11%
69% Sale
21
22
8% Sale
1% Sale
6% Sale
2% Sale
10 % Sale
10
10*4
3% Sale
%
9%
271
89%
104'" Sale"
35~il Sale
3*4
12*4
12*4
7
10
12
3*4
15
14*4
Nov. 30
Nov.
79^
72
|
Sale
18%
20
5%
6
1%
1..
6%
7%
3% Sale
9%
10%
9%
10%
3%
3%
3%
8%
11
3%
4*|
2% Sale
1%
1%
93%
100
Nov. 27
30
7*4 Nov.
Nov,
Nov,
Nov
nov,
3% Nov,
12% Nov,
14*1 Nov,
6%
7%
9%
8%
30
1
22
22
25
16
27
94%
101
109% 111
A
1
8
8
15
13
12
14
Nov.
Nov.
1
6
15
16
Nov. 26
*4 Nov.
6
5% Nov. 23
1*4 Nov. 6
6% Nov. 1
2*4 Nov. 6
9*4 Nov. 29
.0*4 Nov. 23
354 Nov. 8
a Nov. 29
Nov. 20
5
Nov.
7*4 Nov.
9*4 Nov.
8*4 Nov.
3*4 Nov.
29 113
% Nov. 9
.1% Nov. 13
>8*4 Nov.
7
19*4 Nov. 28
4
9
Nov. 16
Nov;
9
6
*4 Nov. 9
11*4 Nov. 13
72
Nov. 22
21*4
8 *4
1 *4
6*4
354
11*4
Nov. 25
'Nov. 1
Nov. 14
Nov.
1
Nov. 14
Nov. 9
11
Nov.
1
Nov. 20
4
Nov. 13
10*4 Nov. 26
Nov. 15
30
4
Nov. 22
% Nov. 7
16*4 Nov. 27
Nov.
14
7
*4 Nov. 25
2*4 Nov.
6
Nov. 19
1
Nov.
8
Nov. 14
8*4 Nov. 8
11*4 Nov. 28
5*4 Nov. 1
a Nov.
4
1
18*4 Nov.
16*4 Nov. 13
a Nov. 16
3
Nov. 14
1*4 Nov.
6
90*4 Nov. 6 94
Nov. 19
99
Nov.26 102*4 Nov.
2
108*4 Nov. 9 109*4 Nov. 25
1%
1% Sale
%
13%
10%
4%
8%
8%
11
%
14%
11%
4%
17
Nov. 28
Nov. 13
1*4 Nov. 1
1 *4 Nov.
4
79
58
Nov.
% Nov. 14
12*4 Nov. 16
7
10
4*4 Nov. 28
11
Nov. 19
11
Nov.
7
Nov.
1
Nov. 19
6
96
Nov. 23
10
Nov.
Nov.
5
90
Sale
56
46
55
12%
5%
12%
5%
12%
4%
13%
5%
43
44 %
40
44
13%
13%.
4%
16*4
4*4
8
98
100
100
Nov. 19 100
12*4
11*4 Nov. 2
11*4
12%
4
98
6
7
2% Sale
% Sale
34*2 35%
100
11*4
12%
12
Sale
13% Sale
3%
3%
89
Mar. 28
12*4 Nov. 6
5
Nov. 25
13]
51
Nov. 27
Nov. 14
4
3*4 Nov.
Nov.,
Nov.
7
8
Nov. 19
Nov.
7
4*4 Nov.
6
3%
q4%
3
8
4*4 Nov.
8
%
2*4 Nov. 12
254 Nov. 20
*4 Nov. 14
28*4 Nov. 18
Sale
% Sale
30
30%
9% Sale
17%
1%
18%
17%
9%
14
1 %
15
14
Sale
17*4
Sale
9
16
Nov.
4
Nov. 26
1 *4 Nov. 15
4
Nov. 27
3*4
*4
29*4
9*4
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
Nov.
8
Nov.
9
16
Nov. 26
1*4 Nov.
4
9
4
7
12
22
9
10
7
29
9
Jan.
Jan.
18
3
3
1
1
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
Apr. 10
Apr.
4
Jan.
8
Apr. 24
12*4 Jan. 17
5*4 May
3
*4
16*4
73*4
23*4
15*4
2*4
19*4 Feb.
7
June 21
19*4 Feb.
5*4 May
7
3
*4 Sept. 12
Sept. 5
5
% Apr. 24
8
Aug. 21
23*4 May 25
254 May 22
6 54 June 10
9
May 23
3*4 Mar. 13
*4 Mar. 11
12
May 21
12
May 22
*4 Apr. 10
1*4 May 22
1
May 14
80
90
97
1*4 Apr. 18
9*4 Mar 14
6
*4 Jan.
5
18*4 Jan.
37
Jan.
8
4*4 July 30
10*4 Apr. 27
13 *4 Mar.
20
5*4 Jan.
3
*4 Jan. 20
18*4 Oct.
3
17 54 Feb.
9
*4 June 24
3*4 May
7
2*4 Feb. 27
23 95*4 Apr.
2
27 103
Sept. 5
23 109*4 Nov. 25
22
A Oct. 22
8
June 10 39*4 Nov.
Nov. 27
27*4 Mar. 8
May
May
May
A Oct.
June 17 120
5
7*4
May 29
6*4
3*4 May 29
111
Jan.
2 112*4
%
A Oct. 29
1
[«
10
8
Mar,
9
Nov. 25
Apr.
6
Jan. 31
Mar. 7
Mar. 11
73*4 Mar. 30
Nov. 28
June
6
55
95
14
27
13
25
7
2
May
May
June
Sept.
Aug.
354 July 11
8
Sept. 27
Jan.
3
2 54 Jan.
9
8
11
8
Jan.
1*4
15
10*4
8*4
Apr.
Jan.
11
Nov. 19
Apr.
May 15
96
Nov. 23
21
11*4 June 25
454 May 21
75
Apr.
75
Oct.
5
13)
Nov. 27
z6«
Apr.
8
44*4 Oct.
25*1 Jan.
4*4 Mar.
May
z71
Jan. 12 100
9*4 June
4 12*4 May
23
3
25
1654 Feb.
6*4 Mar.
54 Feb.
6*4 Apr.
3*4 Oct.
*4 Jan.
35*4 Jan.
21
10
23
24
35
12*4 Nov.
2
25
June 26
May 21
3
49
15
4%
%
16%
1% Sale
4*4 June 20
4
12*4 Nov. 16
6
27
3
13*4 Jan.
24*4 Feb. 29
July 19
4*4
22
Apr.
6
8
21*4 Apr.
Jan.
5
113
June 29
1
9
22
9*4 May
0
9
Nov.
9
63*4 Mar. 11
12*1
*4 May 24
*4 July
5
A Jan.
3
9
Jan.
8
50*4 May 22
17*4 June 10
5 54 May 28
1
79
59%
46
16%
9
1
Mar.
20
22
12*4 Jan.
10*4 Mar.
102*4 May
79
1%
23
60
12
5
7%
%
3
10
6
Nov. 18
Nov.
4
55
39*4 Nov.
9
11
29
5*4 May
0
33*4 Apr. 24
6
Jan.
June
May
June
July
Sept.
5*4
5*4
5*4
7*4
Nov. 25
Nov.
7
75
31*4 Nov. 27
23
Nov. 27
86
15
27
113
24%
47%
11*4
5%
"9% '10%
23
21
4*4 Mar.
1
4
Aug. 13
55
June 28
2 54 Mar.
21 *4 May
117
Nov. 13 117*4 Nov. 19
116% 120
116% 120
7*4 Nov. 25
6*4 Nov. 7
7%
8
6%
6%
3*4 Nov. 6
4
3*4 Nov. 6
3%
4
110
110
%
%
A
%
21
84%
Sale
4
18
33% Sale
20
27
23
28%
5
Mar.
13*4 Nov.
May 20
May
May 22 92
13*4 May 21 22*4 Apr.
11*4 Nov.
6
June 11
12 .iJan.
5 *4 May 29
14
Jan.
9*4 May 23
14*4 Feb.
9 14*4 Feb.
29*4 Jan.
3 36*4 Apr.
3*4 Apr
2*4 Aug. 20
Jan.
120
Jan. 27 120
26
May 22 35*4 Apr.
Nov.
108
July
2 113
19*4 Apr.
13 *4 May 23
Jan.
47*4 May 17 68
9*4 May
4 *4 Feb. 23
8*4 June
8
Oct.
2
*4 Jan.
A June 26
10*4 Feb.
454 May 27
5*4 Oct.
4 10*4 Feb.
2*4 Feb.
1*4 Oct. 14
3
Jan.
1*4 June 26
28*4 May 23 47*4 Apr.
8
Sale
94
4
11
27*4 Jan.
8
Nov. 27
24
23% Sale
22*4 Sept. 11
7*4 Jan. 11
14
Apr.
3
12*4 Apr. 16
60
a Nov.
Nov. 20
28
21
21
_
Jan. 17
3*4 May
3
29
Mar.
a Nov. 29
5
21
22
22
23
23
June 25
8
3*4 Nov.
Nov. 18
10*4 Nov. 22
5% Nov. 1
2% Sale
1%
1%
38^
5% Nov. 27
12%
17%
17%
15% Sale
%
%
92% Sale
102% Sale
Sale
3*4 Nov. 27
3%
8%
18% Sale6
14% Sale
%
A
109 %
Nov. 6
Nov. 25
3
26
%
5%
% Sale
8%
12
26%
28%
8% Sale
10
11*4
5% Sale
1*4 Nov. 13
37*4 Nov. 4
% Nov.
8
7
1 % Nov.
1
36% Nov. 20
lll««Nov
%
19
17 h
17%
%
9
7
62
5
Sale
34%
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
6
2
6*4
Sale
71%
Sale
Sale
1%
2
Nov. 19
Nov. 7
7
7
9
3*4
6*4
6*4
9*4
Sale
Sale
26
8
Sale
9
6%
6%
1%
1%
36*4
3%
6%
7% Sale
7% Sale
9%
10
Sale
Nov. 26
17 % Nov.
57
Nov.
6 % Nov.
16
May
1*4 May
11
May
4
May
4*4 Jan.
7
May
May
7}
May
23}
1
Nov.
30*4
30
113*4 112
Sale
..
*
Nov. 15
Nov.
6
1
6
32
32
6*4
8*4
2B ^
111A Sa%
Lit Brothers com.--
28*4
2*4
20*4
7*4
12*4
11*4
8*4
8% Nov.
8% Nov.
13
Nov.
9
6*4
754
57*4
410 Kansas g & e 7% pref--—100 116*4 120
5
15,100 Kennedy's Inc
2,150 Ken Rad Tube & Lamp cl a._*
30 Kimberly-Clark 6% pref-_.100
1
3,500 Kingsbury Breweries com
Kings County Lighting—
83
92
7 % preferred series b
100
390
62 ^ 68
5% preferred series d
100
510
Sale
Kingston Product*-1
44,600
1
22,300 Kir by Petroleum
1
5,600 Kirkland Lake g m Ltd
13%
2,000 Klein (d emll) Co common._*
10
Sale
10
.1,100 Kleinert (i b) Rubber
Knott Corp common
1
6%
7%
5,900
7
12
100 Kobacker Stores Inc com.-—*
100
950 Lackawanna rr n j
1
107,500 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
57,100 Lakey Foundry & Machine..1
100
650 Lane Bryant 7 % pref
Lane Wells Co common
1
12,200
Langendorf United Bakeries—
Class a
*
300
Class b
♦
350
Lefcourt Realty com
—1
600
Convertible preferred—*
1,500
*
167,200 Lehigh Coal & Nav
Leonard Oil Development—25
48.100
Le Tourneau (r g) Inc
1
11.500
Line Material Co
5
18,500
3.000 Lipton (Thoa j)6% preferred 25
16
19%
2
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
68
6% Sale
7%
62%
60
2%
1%
6.000
16,800
Nov. 29
12 % Nov.
12%
Sale
7
—1
71,400 Jacobs (f l) Co
*
8,800 Jeanette Glass Co
Jersey Central Pow & Lt co—
5 >5% preferred
100
4,550
6% preferred
100
3.780
7% preferred
100
2,790
10
100 Johnson Publishing Co
100
198,600 j ones & Laughlin com
*
275 Julian & Kokenge com.
3,575
7
27
8
12
16%
Koppers co—
6% preferred
—100
Kresge Dept Stores—
4% conv 1st preferred—100
Kress (s h) & Co spec pref. _ 10
Kreuger Brewing Co
—1
6
Nov.
26%
6%
Sale
59
Class b
3.50 prior preferred
il.75 preferred
5% Nov.
11
11% Nov. 19
8% Nov. 16
25
Nov. 20
8%
58
*
b—*
*
9
2
20% Nov. 18
22
6% Sale
11
10%
17%
1
*
230
800
Internat Safety Razor cl
Nov.
11?*
Sale
67
i
Internat Util class a
Nov.
2
112
Am dep rets ord reg
1,300
_£1
* 11%
125,200 Imperial Oil (Canada)
12
Registered----- — -*
16,100
13
16,000 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can.-5
23
4,800 Imp Tob of Gt Brit & lrel..£l
-7.50
6,500 Indiana Pipe Line
3,820 Indiana Serv Corp 6% pref_100 "l5*4
7% preferred
2,600
100 15%
10,370 Ind'polis p & l 6*4% pf—100 111
Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co—
Non-voting class a
—
2,400
Class b stock
1
2,500
--1
4,300 Industrial Finance v fc c
7% preferred
3,050
100
71
10
40,200 Insur uo of North Amer
21%
9,100 Internat Cigar Machinery—_*
14
29,900 Int Hydro-Elec $3 50 pref—50
1%
50,900 Internat Industries Inc—-—1
1,850 Internat Metal Indus cl a--.-*
1,078,900 Internat Paper & Pow warr__. "2%
18
*
259.100 Internat Petroleum com
Registered
* 17%
5,600
4%
26,100 Internat Products common.--*
12,200
8,800
27.600
3,000
3,200
58,600
79,800
Highest
Sale Prices
26
28
Sale
3%
118%
29* 30%
3
1%
Imperial Chem Indus Ltd—
7.500
Lowest
Sale Prices
15
.
53,900 Illinois fowa Power Co
121,800
5% conv preferred
Div arrear ctfs
125,100
17,300 Illinois Zinc Co
250 Illuminating Shares Co a
Highest
Sale Prices
24
Hewitt Rubber
5% preferred
100
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc
5
Humble Oil & Refining
*
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp
5
h ussman-Ligonier Co
*
tHuyler's of Del common.---1
7 % preferred stamped—100
7% pref unstamped
100
Hyaro-Elec Secur common—*
Hygrade Food Prod
5
Hygrade Sylvania Corp
Ask
25
8%
25
7% preferred w w
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
Bid
10,075 Horn & Hardart common..--*
2,580
"l",266
Jan. 2
1940
Shares
1,100
1,200
1
Price
NEW YORK
Since
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
SALES
In
June
9*4 July
2*4 May 15
15*4 Apr.
4*4 Aug.
*4 Apr.
2*4 Nov.
1*4 May
*| May
21
May
754 June
13
July
*4 June
10
12
21
20
15
27
27
27
12*4 Apr.
22*4 Mar.
1 *4 Apr.
13
10
18
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
VIE
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
3
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Sim
12
STOCKS
Par
Bid
5
13
—*
(Continued)
10
Locke Steel Chain Co
150
Lone Star Gas
105
8
Long Island Light common.
7% preferred series A —100
6% preferred series B
100
Loudon Packing Co com
Louisiana Land & Expl com.. 1
Louisiana P & L $6 pref
*
Lynch Corp oom
5
25
12
148
10,
25
4,
Manati Sugar opt warr
Mangel Stores Corp com
$5 conv preferred
Ask
13%
Manischewitz
(The B) Co
Mapes Cons Mfg Co
*
*
Bid
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
13%
14
% Sale
10
1
1
Sale
32
Sale
29X
IX
4%
Sale
Sale
38% Sale
1X
IX
5%
5X
103
101
26%
25
IX
Sale
2
31
38
10
103
2
105
23 X
24X
26X
26X
25
Sale
25
24
Sale
23% Nov. 15
1%
4%
106
23%
2%
Sale
108
25
&
nl
2
1%
2
40
37%
9
27"
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1% Nov.
4% Nov.
9
1
Nov. 13
Nov.
8
14% Nov. 12
io% Nov. 4
10
7!
Nov.
33%
30%
1%
4%
105%
14% Nov. 12
10
48% Jan. 20
24
June
Nov.
23
10% May
1% Jan.
9
4
Nov. 15
!8
44% Jan. 20
2% Mar. 15
6% Apr.
8
June
3 106
Apr.
8
29
June 25
Apr.
2
May 21
3% May 22
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 20
92
Nov. 14
24
May 21
May 22
May 25
Nov.
20
1% Apr. 22
May 21
May 20
May 21
39
Jan.
2
10
Oct. 18
Mar. 21
Jan.
2
25
May 21
29
Feb.
17
Apr.
7
1)
37% Nov. 20
27
30
10
Nov.
% Nov. 19
%
37% Nov. 20
14
26
Nov. 29
105
23
40
"26
Prices
13X Nov. 14
9% Nov. 26
% Nov. 15
14%
9%
35%
Sale
Sale
Sale
13%
Sale
44
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Ask
Sale
Sale
1%
%
1
*
.
1,
Nov. 1
1940
ran.
thar
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
27
Nov. 27
10%
2%
%
2%
29%
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
27" ""Nov." 27
2
24
Marconi Internat Marine—
Communication Am
"22"
1:
if:
Margay Oil Corp.
Marion Steam Shovel
Mass Util Associates
dep ret.
*
com
v
1
t c
Masaey Harris Co common...*
46!
6,
22,
2,
Master Electric Co
1
May Hosiery Mills—
$4 preferred
Mead Johnson & Co com
*
Memphis Nat Gas com
5
Mercantile Stores Co
*
1
55,
7,
Merritt Chapman & Scott
*
6 %% A preferred
100
Common stock pur warr'ts. .
Mesabi Iron.*
1
Metal Textile Corp com
25c
Participating preferred—15
7I:
26,
I:
i:
L29,
22
23 X
Michigan Sugar common..—.*
Preferred
--10
10X
Sale
3
IX
2X
Sale
32 X
Sale
55
Sale
162X 165X
4%
4%
16%
17 X
8X
3X
3X
60
IX
5X
150
4%
14
J* s'iF
3%
Sale
29 X
4X Sale
85%
89
X
X
37X' 42
6%
X
4
Sale
l'X
34X
106
2X
40
8
Sale
*
Sale
8
90
%
%6
2
40
Sale
7%
3%
Sale
Class Bvtc
4%
29%
4%
3%
%
5%
3%
7X
Middle West Corp common.-5
4%
87%
%
%6
1%
34%
8%
%
3%
7
%
Sale
Midland Oil Corp—
3,
*
82 conv pref
5X
7%
div shares.—
17%
18%
Midvale Co
---* 114% Sale
Mid-West. Abrasive Co
50c
1
IX
Midwest Oil Co
-10
7% Sale
Midwest Piping & Supply Co.*
10x
in
Mining Corp or Can
Minnesota Min & Mfg Co
58
Sale
Minnesota P & L 7 % pref .100
91
94%
Miss River Power 6% pref. 100
Missouri Pub Serv common...*
"I
4%
Mock Judson Voehringer.-2.50
11
Sale
17%
18%
117% Sale
ll!
2?;
26
$2
4X
non-cum
—
_
7%
10:
26,
252
19
20
3
£:
$
2,
1,
227,
45,
14,
lolybdenum Corp
1
donarch Mach Tool Co com
donogram Pictures com
1
donroe Loan Society cl A
1
ziontana Dakota Utilities—10
dontgomery Ward & Co A..*
dontreal Lt Hb & Pow com..*
doody's Investors partlc pref.
doore (Tom) Dist stamped
dtge Bank of Col Am Shs—
dountain City Copper Co.-5c
dountain Producers Corp—10
Mountain States Pow com.-*
I:
durray Ohio Mfg Co
duskegon Piston Ring
duskogee Co common
6% preferred
Nachman
L80!
f:
*
2.50
*
100
Springfllled Corp.-
36,
si:
10,
8s:
39,
54,
42,
9,
National Candy Co com
National City Lines com
*
1
50
1
National Fuel Gas
*
Nat Manufacture & Stores—*
National Power & Light—
86 preferred
National Refining com
*
com
*
National Steel Car Ltd.National Sugar Refg
*
National Tea Co 5 % % pref. 10
National Transit
12.50
National Tunnel & Mines.
National Union Radio..... 30c
Navarro Oil Co
_
4,
Nelson (Herman) Corp
Neptune Meter class A
Nestle Le Mur Co class A
Nevada Calif Elec com
3,
15,
23,
59,
13,
5,
Sale
1°
15
10X
15X
6X
7%
35
2*
7%
1
4
30
4
Nov. 18
84% Nov. 6
% Nov. 4
%> Nov. 27
2
Nov. 16
106
3
Sale
Sale
3X
94X Sale
"J*
>
10% Sale
"OX Sale"
IX
Sale
%
12 X
X
Sale
114X 117
36
%
2%
8%
20%
7%
15%
43%
1V
8
Sale
2%
Sale
4% Nov.
1
Nov. 20
89
4
7
Nov. 16
1
8
% Nov. • 7
3% Nov. 6
6% Nov, 13
4
3% Nov. 27
% Nov.
1
5% Nov. 30
3% Nov.
8
%* Nov. 28
8% Nov. 1
7
Nov. 18
1
95
18
8%
36
s*
Nov.
8
7% Nov.
7
11%
2%
ill
Nov.
sfl
*
10
"5
6%
?
7%
15%
43%
Nov. 25
Nov.
Nov.
7% Nov.
8% Nov. 14
34
Nov.
% Nov.
%
Nov. 18
41
% Nov. 15
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
7% Nov.
2\
6
Nov.
4
Nov.
8
Nov. 19
Nov. 22
5
Nov. 13
165
21
4% Nov. 12
9
6% Nov.
18% Nov. 8
Nov. 28
7
12% Nov.
16% Nov. 8
135
Nov."
1
87
8%
7%
10%
2%
%
43
Nov.
2% Nov.
4% Nov.
29
Nov.
6% Nov.
% Nov. 23
6% Nov. 18
100
*
100
*
New Idea Inc common ....«_*
New Jersey Zinc
25
1
•
*
N Y City Omnibus warrants.
N Y & Hond Rosario M
10
72 X Sale
24
27 X
124
124X
8
8
ill*
Sale
3%
17%
34
3%
14
Sale
35
8
June 10
4% May
4
%
3
5
May
6%
9%
%
43%
90
107%
ii it*
139%
15%
22
%
2%
2'
4
12
125%
June 26
May
May
May
Aug.
Apr.
May
May
May
May
July
May
6%
11% May
12% Nov. 13
12
Nov.
7
2% Nov. 14
9
7
9
Nov. 14
Nov.
2% Nov. 9
% Nov. 14
9
110
Nov.
6
Nov. 28
4% Nov. 15
8% Nov.
7
% Nov. 26
4
Nov.
9
10
May 10
Apr.
Nov. 25
Feb.
2
May
6
Nov.
8
Feb. 20
2
Jan.
k
16
30
Jan.
Apr.
10
4
5
Jan.
13
Jan.
Jan.
24
29
17
May
25
4%
21
6%
18
21%
21
1 142
28
28
Nov. 13
May 28
81%
3
May 28
7% May 21
June 10
1 % May
1
Apr.
9% Apr. 18
47% Sept. 23
18
29 171
26
28
8% May 21
% May 14
16
July
9
6% Nov. 18
10
8
11
4
2»
June
10
Apr.
June 10
11
Jan.
11% Jan.
5% May 22
24% Jan. 18
May 20
6^
June 12
7% Oct.
19
May 23
121
May
Jan. 23
j 2X
May
May
May
May 24 70%
94%
May
117%
June
Nov.
5%
35
30
Nov. 18
30
Nov. 18
9^
Sale
1%
18%
9% Jan
6
11
% Nov.
lis
31%
3%
5
9
15
15
27
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
Mar.
2
4
2
9
6
Feb.
29
Jan.
29
11% Jan.
% Apr.
31
8
Feb. 21
Jan.
3
3
25
11% Feb. 27
17% Apr. 22
47% Apr. 30
14% May
0
13% Jan. 25
3% Feb.
8
97% Jan.
3% Apr.
6
2
13
24
6% Feb.
54% Jan.
Feb.
20
6
76%
June
6
July
5
3% May 15
June
11
6% Oct.
6% May
8% Jan.
1
May
May
May
110% May
84% May
3
May
4% May
% Aug.
31
8*
20
15
23
15
24
27
22
25
28
11%
8%
Mar.
12%
2%
1%
12%
117%
84%
Apr.
6
Jan.
8%
Nov.
Nov.
15
9
July
10
Jan.
8
Apr. 25
May 22
Jan.
9
6
4
4
7
26
2%
Sale
52%
17%
20%
Sale
117
122% 123
Sale
4%
4%
Sale
14%
14%
69
4% Jan.
6
Nov. 20
61% Nov.
2
22
14%
64% Sale
1
1%
28
54*
2% July 18
% Mar. 20
Nov.
Nov. 16
Nov.
60%
EMay 15
9
10
Nov. 20
8
Apr.
1% Apr.
6% Apr.
Nov.
J Nov.
Nov.
2% Nov.
% Nov.
8
30
Aug. 29 108% Jan.
1
15
8
Nov. 12
Nov.
1*
1
Nov. 20
X Mar. 7
% Jan.
8
3% Feb. 17
42% Jan.
5
May 21
July 10
3% Nov. 6
6% Nov. 13
44
94% Nov.
10
4
2%
Oct.
1% Oct.
Sept. 20
89
75
89
2%
2
50
4
6
11%
2%
Sale
4
10
5% Oct.
97
1%
9
116
6% Nov. 18
14% Nov. 20
Nov.
8
10% Nov. 29
11% Nov. 20
2% Nov. 20
Sale
Jan.
30% Jan.
May 21
May 23
July 31
Nov.
Nov. 22
3% Nov. 8
8
Nov.
9
4
!*
3
Mar. 18
12
6
% Nov.
55% Nov. 14
94% Nov. 8
Nov.
4
9%
Jan.
Apr. 29
2
3% Apr. 16
Nov. 18
.....
5
*
5
42
20
25
Nov. 12
13
% Nov.
Nov.
94% Nov.
&
28
6%
9%
2%
2% Jan.
2% Feb. 20
% July 30
4% May 22
9% Jan.
4
May 24 170% Apr.
4
5 % May
2
3% May 21
11
18% Apr. 22
May 22
7
2% Nov. 12
8% Nov. 8
50
2%
8%
«
% Nov, 12
121
1% Nov.
7% Nov.
12
Nov. 20
Nov.
9
21
6
2
4% Feb. 29
123
19
Nov.
Nov.
117
10%
11%
% Sale
14
23
June
1
% Nov. 30
1% May 21
21% Jan. 16
% Nov.
% Nov.
2
1
%
Sale
8%
8% Nov.
115
115
118
116% 116
Nov.
84%
84%
9
53.
13%
Sale
2
87%
30
New Mexico & Ariz Land
New Process Co common
N Y Auction Co common
1%
7%
8
34
9% Oct.
2
103
% Nov.
118% 116
3
3%
3%
7
8
7%
93% Sale
2%
2%
4% Sale
29
30%
7
6%
8
com
92
116
42
11
24
New Haven Clock Co
61*
42%
11% Sale
11% Sale
2%
2%
100
6% preferred
82 preferred
New Engl Tel & Tel Co
Nov.
7
Nov. 22
7% Nov, 20
""
.
14.
Sale
11
Sale
15
Nov. 14
Nov. 30
Nov. 8
Nov.
1
35
\W,
So*
6
16X Sale
46%
46 X
10
12 X
4%
7%
7%
11%
$
X
3%
%
2%
32%
Nov.
8
1% Nov. 19
Nov.
7
6% Nov. 14
Nov.
1
Nov. 28 150
Nov. 2
4% Nov. 9
Nov. 19
17
Nov. 19
3% Nov.
7%
7%
164
Sale
164
164% 165
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
23%
24
23%
25
23%
%
%
I
%
5
4%
4
Sale
3% Sale
3%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
15
16
17%
16
18%
130% 132% 135
136% 132
12
11%
12%
11%
16%
13%
14%
13%
7
8
8%
68
75
75
Sale
X
116
New England Pow Assn com.*
3% cum-4% non-cum
iJ:
27 X
3%
20
National Container (Del)
Nat Rubber Mach
Sale
Sale
1
Nebraska Power 7% pref..
Nehi Corp 1st preferred
I
26
11
Nat Bellas Hess com
National Breweries common-
83 convpreferred
L15,
152,
4,
24"
100
dountain Sts Tel & Tel
11,
5% Sale
27
28
X
%
2%
3
6%
7X
illy,
18
121
2
7X Sale
12
12%
X
51% Sale
91
94%
114
28
"16% "Nov." "7
27% Nov. 27
Midland Steel Products—
6,
6
60
Sale
3X
X
t C--
3%
27
27
30
22
108
-1
1
v
31
%
6%
%
3%
6%
Micromatic Hone Corp
—1
Middle States Petroleum—
Class A
55
11%
3%
Sale
2%
Sale
% 7tf
4X
%
5%
%
2%
29%
108% 105
X
8.
2%
5
1%
1%
1%
5%
6
4%
Sale
136% 139% 140
4X
4%
4%
4%
17
18
15%
17
'
M 2"^
1%
9%
IX
Sale
27
Metropolitan Edison Co—
$6 preferred
103 X 105 X
— *
Michigan Bumper Corp
1
Xt Sale
Mich Steel Tube Proa..—2.50
5
18%
2% Sale
2%
2X
4%
5
*
Participating preferred
1,
15%
7
*
McCord Radiator & Mfg B—*
McWilliams Dredging com—*
Merchants & Mfrs class A
1:
5
34
3%
Nov.
125% Nov. 22
5% Nov. 14
Nov.
Nov.
63% Ncv.
1
Nov.
31% Nov.
3% Nov.
15% Nov. 30
Nov. 27
Nov. 15
Nov. 27
69%
1%
31%
3%
Nov. 14
20
Nov. 19
10%
19
17% Nov.
1
18% June 14
30% Apr. 19
8% June
52% i,OV.
18
May
I
110
June
3% June
10% May
49
May
% July
26
July
2
Feb.
8% Sept.
15% May
Jan.
136%
8%
15%
69%
zl*
1V
12
Jan.
11
Jan.
3
Apr. 22
May
Apr.
2
2
Nov. 27
Jan.
8
3
25
Apr. 25
Apr.
Apr.
28% Jan.
25
NEW
Dec., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
47
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
_
Since
Jan. 2
1940
Jan. 1
Shares
STOCKS
(Continued)
Par
Bid
8#
10,500 n y Merchandise Co com—10
7#
3,120 n y Power & Light $6 pref
♦ 107
4,410
7% preferred--------100
n y Shipbuilding Co—
11#
Founders shares
1
57,000
n y State Elec & Gas Corp—
2,650
5# preferred—-—-—-100
5#
7,900 New York Transit---- ,.— -5
21#
5,370 n y Water Serv 6% pref—100
5#
581,100 Niagara Hud Pow com--.--10
13,250
5% 1st pref--—
--100 86#
1,140
5% 2d pref
100
52,600
Class a warrants———— """#•
Class b warrants.—————
4,coo
5#
23,100 Niagara Share Corp class b--5
580
35,300
1,400
24,600
13,700
234,400
31,250
16,000
5,980
4,384
3,300
4,500
3,955
Class a
Sale
Vipissinsr Mines. —
-5
Noma Elec Corp com--——1
Nor Amer Lt & Pow com
1
$6 preferred
North Amer Rayon cl a——*
Class b common--*
6% prior preterred
Nor Amer tjtll Sec com
—50
5#
Sale
Sale
Sale
5#
67# Sale
9#
8#
1
1#
4#
4#
2,270 Ohio Power 6%. preferred—100
1,480 Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st pref.100
1,350
6% 1st pref
100
4,800 Oilstocks Ltd common.-—---5
74,100 Oklahoma Nat Gas com——15
10,500
s3 preferred—
—-—50
7,275
$5.50 conv pref-----——*
——1
2,900 Omar Inc
4,635 Overseas Securities Co-——*
2,600
83,400
14,000
3,080
1,305
Pacific Can Co common--—-*
pref-— 25
preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $5 pref
—*
Pacific p a l 7% Pref
100
2,100 Pacific Public Service com-—-*
100
478,800
Pacific g & e 6% 1st
5 # % 1st
s1.30 1st preferred———*
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela—
American shares——-—
900 Paramount Motors Corp——
1,500 Parker Pen Co--.--—-----10
34,600 Parkersburg rig & Reel Co--l
370 Patcbogue Plymouth Mills—.*
5,100 Pender (d) Grocery cl a——.*
Class b
19,100
5,330 Peninsula Telep Co com-——- *
600
si.40 preferred
---25
1,800 Penn Mex Fuel common.-.50c
—2.50
1,300 Penn Traffic Co
393,400 Pennroad Corp com——-1
251,500 Pa Cent Airlines com—--—-1
450 Pa Edison Co s2.80prel———*
250
s5 preferred
—
98#
.
8#
19#
188
Sale
47
2#
3#
11
13
33# Sale
31
31#
89
90#
6
Jk*
20
21#
Sale
3$
4#
9# Sale
llA
Sale
aVA
t*
Sale
Sale
——-
...—
Sale
7#
8
""5#f
6~~
6# Sale
36
10 #
Sale
11#
1# Sale
7# Sale
11#
56
X
—6
22,600 Potrero Sugar com
4#
5
25,800 Powdrell & Alexander com
475 Power Corp of Can com-—---*
7X
190
6% 1st preferred——.100
"21""
9,200'Pratt & Lambert—
IX
63,800 Premier Gold Mining
40
950 Prentice-Hall Inc com—
*
9#
17,500 Pressed Metals of Amer—.1
17,600 Producers Corp of Nev——-20
9,500 Prosperity Co b common--—* "~4#
8#
2,700 Providence Gas Co.----—-—*
6
45,000 Prudential Investors com-—*
93
s6 preterred---4,750
Public Service of Colorado—
6% 1st preferred..--——100 106 X
190
7% 1st preferred
---100 110#
440
9054
29,900 Pub Serv of Ind $7 prior pfd—*
50
$6 preferred.
—
*
30,950
Public Service of Oklahoma—
prior Hen pref..——.100 103 x
2,060
110
980
ound p & l $6 pref—•
130,100
24#
$5 prior preferred———*
59,100
78#
12 X
83,600 Puget Sound Pulp & timb—*
-5
650 Pyle-National Co com—Pyrene Mfg.-———..10
~6#
9,400
For footnotes see page
53.
Sale
91
71
11
Sale
4
37
Sale
16#
32#
16#
34#
34#
#
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3
Sale
Sale
2
158
40
35
Nov. 20
Nov.
Nov,
Nov.
Nov,
Nov.
Nov.
29
77# Nov.
6
8#
%
3#
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8
14
28
66
Sale
111# 112
Sale
190
11#
58#
86
14
.
59#
Sale
24 X
27
4# Sale
6#
6#
120
31#
3#
8
"80" "82"
3#
16#
3#
92#
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Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
12
9
1
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3#
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2#
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109#
105#
113#
3# Nov; 4
Nov. 13
Nov, 4 22# Nov. 13
Nov. 20 109# Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Nov. 6 111
Nov.
8
Nov. 28 115
114
Nov.
4 116
Nov. 14
£109 Nov. 13
6# Nov. 26
21# Nov, 29
49# Nov. 1
117
Nov. 28
4# Nov. 8
2# Nov. 2
34
Nov.
6
34#
30# Nov. 18 31#
106# Nov. 4 108
81
Nov. 27 86
4
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Nov.
2#
3
2# Sale
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14
Nov. 26
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6#
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44# 46
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1
16# Nov. 4
32# Nov. 20
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9
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33
4
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36#
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32# 31#
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5#
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7# Sale
11#
13#
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%
3#
4#
3#
5#
192
14
91
4
Nov. 23
Nov. 22
26
4# Nov. 15
7# Nov. 4
Nov.
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Nov.
Nov.
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Nov.
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119
Nov.
2
31# Nov. 16
4# Nov. 8
8# Nov. 7
1
40# Nov.
Nov.
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55
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16
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4
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4# June 10
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9
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26# May
87# Nov. 7
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1
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11# Jan. 15
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2# Nov.
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3
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1
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38# May
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4
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23
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20
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2# May
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97
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6
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11
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15
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4
7
71# May 10
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5# Jan. 25
3
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103# Mar. 28
26# Apr.
8
3
26# Jan.
52# Nov. 9
28
7
4
8
Feb. 27
5# Feb. 16
99# Feb. 19
57
15
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31
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4
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1
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108# Nov. 9
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113# Nov. 4
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2# Nov. 22
108
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17
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3# May
73
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65# Nov.
66# Nov. 12
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23# Apr. 22
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11
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1
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12
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22
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18#
20
31
Nov. 9
34
29# Nov. 25 32
30# 32
114
10 # Sale
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass com..25 100 a Sale
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
1#
1#
Plough Inc common
-7.50
9#
10#
450. Pneumatic Scale Corp Ltd- -10
—25c ""Ik "i#
17,500 Polaris Mining Co
17,600
61,300
17,500
11,200
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114
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23# Nov. 15
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98
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4# Sale
1
107
6
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82
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1 ;853lPa Pow 3c Lt s6 pref
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s7 preferred
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1,0001 Pennsylvania Sugar Co...—20
22,150 Pa Water & Power—--—-—* "67# Sale"
89
91 #
6,575 Pepperell Mfg Co
100
1,050 Perfect Circle com.—---—*
2654
29
48,700 Pharis Tire & Rubber Co--—1
13,900 Philadelphia Co com
—*
560 Phila Elec s5 div preferred---*
2,050 Phila el Pow 8% pref—
25
16,400 Phillips Packing Co—
1
1,064,300 Phoenix Securities common.
68,450
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10
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18,400 Pierce Governor Co com
-1
90,600 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
42,800 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter.*
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60,500 Pittsburgh Forgings Co--—--1
50
24,230 Pitts & Lake Erie rr
17# Nov.
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27
25# 27
49
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Ohio Oil 6% pref— ———100
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23
Sale
I
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1
84
26
4
Ohio BrassclassB
Highest
Sale Prices
106
107
107# 108
7
6#
6#
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29
27
28
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3#
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3# Sale
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75#
75# Sale
79
67#
65#
69#
62#
65#
1
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Ogden Corp common.-
Lowest
Sale Prices
7# Nov. 9
7
7# Nov. 19
7#
7#
7X
105
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1
Sale
105# 106
Nov. 4
115
115# 115# Nov. 13 116
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14# Sale
25
77,100 Nor States Power a
18#
16#
10,050 Northwest Engineering-——-*
35# 36#
16.000 Novadel-Agene Corp--—*
80,400
10,300
3,600
13,500
Highest
Sale Prices
106
preferred-.--- -100
Niles-Bement-Pond com-----*
Nineteen Hundred Corp b—1
Lowest
106
19# Sale
13
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
Ask
28
12
29
29
17# Nov. 13
1
7# Nov. 26
35
111
Nov. 28
June
June
113# May
9
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May 21 105# Nov. 29
Jan. 26 29
May 10
May 22 10# Apr. 12
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May 28
NEW
48
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NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
STOCKS (Continued)
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118)4
—* 117
153)4
6% preferred..—-—-—100 150
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1,350 Quebec Power Oo.
16
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Radio-Keith-Orpheum—•
33,900
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6,720 Railway & Light Securities...*
1,300 Rys & Util invest cl A com—.1
Raymond Concrete PileCommon
11,650
2,350
......——
1,190
5,800
9,300
11,625
4,400
18,500
4,200
686.500
8,300
2,900
30,100
210
300
1,200
1,200
400
1,900
200
33,600
500
700
2,700
34.900
4,800
225
3,400
300
50
10
1,200
15,500
14,700
16,000
4,200
16,900
8,700
6,600
4,100
17,500
23,800
1,400
1,100
1,400
1,100
200
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300
800
4,300
1,700
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462,400
19,600
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17,000
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Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
Ryan Gonsoi Petrol eutha
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Ryerson St Haynes Inc com—.1
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
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A $2 conv preferred——50
St Regis Paper Co————5
7 % preferred
—.100
Salt Dome Oil Co
1
Samson United Corp com——1
Sanford Mills.......—.—*
Savoy OilOo.
—5
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——-*
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-25
Scranton Lace Co common—*
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
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9
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5% cum pref A A A
2,980
100 113
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1,100 Sherwin-Williams of Can..—*
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4
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6 106)4 Nov. 26
106)4 104)4 Nov.
104)4 104)4 106
Nov. 8
104
10454 105)4 106)4 10454 Nov. 8 105
Warrants
Securities Corp
554
554 Sale
14)4
1454
5
5)4
1)4 Sale
Scullin Steel Co common..—
—
4,500
50
A
Sale
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15
Reliance El St Eng Oo
5
13)4
Sale
Republic Aviation Corp.——1
Mfg Co
1
"6*" ""654
Rice Stix Dry Goods Co..— *
Richmond Radiator com..—1
2)4
154
Rio Grande Valley Gas CoAt
Voting trust et,fs
1
54
Rochester G &E 6% pfD-100
6% preferred O—
-100
Rochester Telephone Corp—
6)4% 1st pref
—100 115
12
Roeser St Pendleton Inc
.*
11)4
Rome Cable Corp common—5
11)4 Sale
Roosevelt Field Inc
5
Sale
3
Root Petroleum Co com
1
9
7)4
$1.20 conv preferred
20
X
Rodsia Tnternat Corp
—*
Royal Typewriter com
* 60)4 63
3
Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
.2-50
354
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets reg
£1
1
93,700 Sentry Safety Control.
1,100 Serrlck Corp class B com—.1
2,800 Seton Leather com
74,125 Shattuck Denn Mining—...5
9,400 Shawinigan Water St Power—*
46,450 Sherwin-Williams Oo com...25
2,200
13)4 Sale
43
1
Rheem
9,750
8,850
950
y
1254 Sale
37)4
35)4
11)4
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Nov. 12
103
Nov. 27 108
104
Nov. 14 157)4 Nov. 29
158)4 150
10)4 Nov. 27
10)4 Nov. 27
12)4
100
156
At Sale
754
9
X
At
Sale
9
$3 conv pref—. .————*
Raytheon Mfg com
...50c
Red Bank Oil Co.—
10
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
151
3.560
7,000
1,900
13,600
27,200
1,500
Bid
Ask
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
1940
Bid
Shares
210
100
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
SALES
In
Shares
580
EXCHANGE
OUBB
YOBK
aqqreqate
3)1 May 21
10
May 31
62)4 June 10
106
i
5< Jan.
May 21
X Mar.
554 May 29
8
May 21
18
10
7
)4 Apr. 16
.
100
3,100
900
i"500
500
600
1,500
700
400
2,700
2,000
120
1,300
400
2,400
50
700
1,500
150
1,100
240
1,500
300
300
5,200
2.350
2,300
200
500
6,400
4,400
275
18,800
.
300
150
1.400
2,500
1,900
500
dorp conv pref.
1)4
259,100 Simmons H'ware Sc Paint Go1)4
13,400 Simplicity Pattern Co..—-.1
*
100 Simpson's Ltd B stock
154
...100 152
9,340 SingerMfg Oo
Singer Mfg Ltd—
2
Am dap rets ord reg shs...£l
2)4
2,100
320 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
700. Skinner Organ Oo common...5
—
1
10,800 Solar Mfg Co
-—1
50.000 Sonotone Corp
—1
8,300 Soss Mfg Oo
1
18,900 South Coast Corp com..
31,600 Sou Calif Edison 6% pref B..25
5)4 % pref class O.—....25
22,800
5% original pref—...—.25
1,820
10,100 Southern Colo Power cl A...25
7% preferred
.—..—100
40
140 South New Engl Telep Co..100
2,900 Southern Phosphate Co.....10
24,200 Southern Pipe Line.........10
22,400 Southern Union Gas com—...*
Preferred A
.—.—.25
1,150
....5
30,500 Southland Royalty Oo.
.—.25
33,500 South Penn Oil
hH
'
—
10
2,750 So West Pa Pine Lines
13,500 Spalding (A G) St Bros]Inc—-1
5% 1st preferred..
...*
3,520
Spanish St General Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg shs—.£1
800
...
*
8,400 Spencer Shoe Corp
*
1,000 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
*
1,200 Standard Brewing Oo—
1
50,800 Standard Cap St Seal com
17,650
Conv
400
For footnotes
see
25
20
BH
5H
2454
254
1
2
....
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154
2
X
26)4
3
154
25)4 Nov. 25
5)4 Nov. 4
1
Nov. 25
23)4 Nov.
x2 H Nov.
X Nov.
2
109
Sale
107
2
113)4 Nov.
Nov.
8
154 Nov.
154 Nov. 23
54 Nov.
154 Nov.
154
1
Jan. 10 25 H
5.
1)4 Jan. 24
1)4
54 June 10
954
954 Mar. 26
99
Aug. 19 155
19
_
95
1
154
1)4
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154 Sale
nV4
72
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it*
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46
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1
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3)4
1)4
27
24)4
35
4)4
554 Nov. 14
1
5)4 Nov.
3
Nov.
19
Nov.
5)4 Nov.
34)4 Nov.
21 X Nov.
154 Nov.
8
Nov.
Sale
Mar.
Feb.
21
554
24
Sale
9)4
6
554 Nov. 13
38)4 Nov. 29
454 Sale
14
Sale
preferred————-10
1*
ill
354 Sale
12)| Sale
Jan,
July
May
Aug.
23)4 Nov. 25
1)1 Nov. 7
854 Nov. 28
8
1)4 Nov.
154 Nov. 19
1
22
Nov.
1 X Nov. 12
1
22
5% preferred
—100
Standard Power St Lt com
Glass B common
_
1
*
*7? referred.. ...........
Standard Products Co.......1
Standard Silver Lead.—.....1
Standard Steel Spring Co....5
Standard Tube class B
.....1
Standard Wholesale Phosphate
St Acid Works...........20
age
9)4 Sale
40
1)4
a',*6
Sale
154
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5l
26
*154
12
*10
X Nov.
354 Nov.
12)4 Nov.
H Nov. 18
Nov. 4
14)4 Nov. 2
23
10
30
24
1
2
5
Nov.
154 Nov.
13
1254 Nov.
9)4 Nov.
1154
1954
119)4
3154 Sale
9
Nov. 14
Nov.
1854 Nov.
Nov. 23
Nov. 18
Nov.
1
Nov.
May
Nov.
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3)4 Oct.
12)4 Nov.
2
18)4
8
Nov.
2
Nov.
1
May
8)4 May
7)4 Tune
16)4 May
26)4 May
100)4 June
June
6
Nov.
a
24
8
Nov. 14
3154 Nov.
111
110
109)4 Nov.
At
X Nov.
X
)4 Nov.
22
20
20
Nov.
23
854 Nov.
954
9)4
m
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hnA$ Sale
M 25)? 26'
26
Nov.
30
1)4
1)4
154
2
19
Jan.
3
Apr
19
K Mar. 16
2
154 Sept.
May
Standard Dredging Corp—
154
1254
914
1854
32)4
109)4
54
X
4
654 Jan. 23
1154 Apr.
9
4)4 May 1
20
May
1
7)4 Apr. 29
44
Jan.
3
35
Feb. 24
2)4 Mar. 21
16
Apr.
2
Jan.
At Jan.
V4
1H
2
72
170
4)4 May
454 Oct.
354 Nov.
19
Nov.
8
5
Apr.
2
2)4 Jan.
6
3154 Nov. 7
30)4 Mar. 12
48
Oct. 31
May
May
H Nov.
6
Jan.
2)4 Apr.
May
Nov.
May
167
Sale
15
7
Nov.
164
454
6)4
May
X Feb.
66
30)4 Nov.
62
8
4
1)4 Nov.
4)4 Nov. 18
154 Nov. 1
3154 Nov. 7
29)4 Nov. 20
48
Nov. 2
354 Nov.
1 X Nov.
3054 Sale
29)4 2954
46
47)4
159
Nov.
Nov. 25
Oct. 18
v, 24
Api
Mar. 26
2)4 May
7
10554 Mar. 11
X Feb. 21
15t Jan.
3
154 July
1
20
Common
........—1
7.300
$1.60 conv oreferred
20
1,700
Stand Invest $5 Hi preferred. _*
4,750
70,000 Standard Oil (Kentucky)-...10
25
74,700 Standard Oil (Ohio) com
3,225
405,300
20,100
2,820
27,900
34,200
34,700
2,700
.
2
Nov. 14
.
20
6
Aug.
Mar.
May
At Aor.
19
1
22 '
_
May
Jan.
15)4 ;May 28
53.
U
At Jan.
2
2)4 Mar. 21
Jan.
4
Jan.
23
165* Mar. 23
Mar. 15
2)4 Nov. 8
14)4 Nov. 14
II
Mar.
1
20 X Feb. 15
4154 May
III
Oct.
8
16
3
X Jan. 10
27)4 Jan. 11
10)4 Apr. 12
54 Jan.
•2 Jan.
40)4 Jan.
1H Feb.
21
15
3
8
Feb. 29
DEC., 1940]
NEW
49
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
SALES
NEW
YORK
Par
1
2,250 Stein (A) & Co com
12,500 SterchI Bros Stores inc
575
6% 1st preferred.
5% 2d preferred
900
37,950 Sterling Aluminum Prod
7,800 Sterling Brewers Inc
21,900 Sterling Inc
*
Stetson (John B) Co com
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
Strooek
(S) & Co Inc
Sullivan Machinery Co
Sun Ray Drug Co com
Class B
Ask
Bid
50
—*
4
Sale
50
20
1
-1
1
35
Sale
"5k"
55
1254
354
3754
1354
13
3 54
10 54
Sale
6"
2
254
54
IX
2h
—5
—*
•
1
H
V*
A
2
34 54
33
105
12 V
Sale
954
11
13 54
12 X
11X
IX
.V*
37X
38
34%
22
5*
14 X
Sale
Sale
IX
3954
2354
9
common
5,200 Swan-Pinch Oil Corp..
.15
...... 1
53.300 Taggart Corp com
26,400 Tampa Electric Co
163,500 Technicolor Inc common—
960 Texas P & L 7 % pref
Texon Oil & Land Co
6 54
6
654
3%
Sale
12 T4
Sale
27
9X
109
254
5
1
*
Constr
♦
Tobacco & Allied Stocks
24,600 Tobacco Prod Exports
♦
Sale
20
1154
54
154
54
3%
Sale
Sale
110
2X
18 54
11
19
3
Sale
754 Sale
IX
55
4X
X
53 X
60
454 Sale
4X
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
%
54 Nov. 26
June 27
62
1254 Nov. 28
354 Nov. 20
1054 June
5
2
May 21
15
3X
1254 Nov. 28
354 Nov. 25
40
40
40
13
354
1054
7X Sale
%
1
IX
IX
8
Nov. 13
Nov. 22
7
Nov.
3X
3
45
8
UJA
3X
4X
Sale
6
54 Nov. 28
154 Nov. 20
3X
X
*A
1454
14X
11X
12
11X
11X
IX Sale
3854
41
25 X
27X
3954
23
154 Nov.
2
—
14X
6.X
654
Sale
35
100 10854 11054
Thew Shovel Co common
rilo Roofing Inc
Tishman Realty &
154
IX
Sale
3
48 X
12 X
39
45
""
Ask
%
1H
154 Sale
12
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
*
120.199 Sunray Oil
534 % conv preferred
50
5,350
25
9,600 Superior Oil Co of Calif
Superior Portl Cement A-.„_*
19,000
34,000
28,800
1,100
2,325
Nov. 1
1940
STOCKS (Continued)
42,800 Starrett (The) Corp vdc
445 Steel Co of Canada ord_.
Shares
""""25
1
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
8,025
2,900
7,450
10,900
10,800
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Nov.
1
'A Nov. 15
Nov, 15
1154 Nov. 12
14
1154 Nov.
154 Nov.
1
A*
4X
4X
33
6
254 May
*A Mar.
7 54 May
654 May
8
May
9
Nov. 15
Nov.
7
1254 Nov. 13
1154 Nov. 19
Tan.
26
23
Jan.
2
54 Aug. 20
154 May 18
14
2
8
12
354 Feb. 19
454 Jan.
54 Jan.
27
1
25
21
23
154 June 11
33 54 Feb. 23
21
May 28
Oct.
954 May
954 Apr.
May 18
554 Jan.
5
Feb. 20
Apr. 23
454 Feb. 10
15
Nov.
10
10
7
1354 Apr.
Apr.
4
5
Jan.
2
15
2
2
2
Nov. 26
Nov. 15
26
Nov. 26
13
24
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
7
Nov. 14
5
July
13
954 Jan.
19
454 Nov. 14
2754 Nov. 4
1054 Nov. 8
254 May 21
23
Nov. 30
6
Jan.
3654 Jan.
21
1654 Feb.
2
23
8
654 Nov.
8
354 Nov.
23
Nov.
9
Nov.
9X Sale
Nov.
112X 113* 110
2 54 Npv.
2X
18 54 Nov.
19
Sale
7
754 Nov.
854
48
15
Nov. 13
Nov. 25
Nov. 29
Nov. 4
Nov. 7
Nov.
954
754
154
154
154 Jan.
A May 21
39#
50
113
3
Nov. 25
Nov. 19
2054 Nov. 14
854 Nov. 15
Nov.
5354 Nov. 20
454 Nov. 7
454 Nov.
854 May
103
May
2
May
1254 May
July
A
4054 Apr. 25
Jan. 22
36
13
22 114
Mar. 20
28
21
Oct.
1
354 Oct.
8
2454 Apr.
15
Apr.
8
154 Apr. 20
59
15
21
2
May
3K May 22
Jan.
554 May
20
8
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
600
300
Am dep rets ord reg shs
Am dep rets def reg
9,990 Todd Shipyards Corp
1,400 Toledo Edison 6% pref
7% preferred A
640
800 Tonopah Belmont Dev
9,200 Tonopah Mining of Nev
£1
5s
*
100
100
10c
46,000 Trans-Lux Pict Screen com.-l
10
46,900 Transwestern Oil Co
39,900 Tri-Oontinental Corp warr....
400 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
Common
Ol&ss A
1
46,200
17,700
17,800 Tung Sol Lamp Works com.. 1
80-cent div pref
9,300
44,500 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc
5.200 Union Gas of Canada..
..*
♦
900 Union Investment Co com
25 Union Stock Yds of Omaha. 100
United .Aircraft Prod
1
171,700
United Chemicals Inc—
Common
..............
12,000
1,800
528,500
72,500
1,700
433.200
53,000
40,000
$3
cum
...._♦
partic pref
noX
76
$A
A
IX Sale
354
3X
254
754
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
2X
Sale
7
754
Sale
Sale
77
X
109
754
8
3654
385*
IX
154
754 Sale
X
2
12 X
9
Nov. 19
Nov. 14
*A Nov. 23
654 Nov.
34
Nov.
Nov. 18
Nov, 16
A Nov. 20
154 Nov. 7
9
54 Nov. 1
25?'Nov.
1
10
6
3954 Nov. 12
254 Nov.
1
754 Nov. 9
154 Nov. 29
754 Nov. 1
Nov. 12
Nov.
9
Nov.
4
1154 Nov. 12
59
1154 Nov. 14
1254 Nov.
4
61
a
Sale
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
X
8
1
♦
% Nov.
54 Nov.
854 Nov.
154 Nov.
zl0754Nov.
'A Nov.
82
Ill
Nov.
54 Nov.
Nov.
82
54 Nov.
Nov.
^
354 May 21
54 Nov. 26
May
8
Feb.
19
May 22
5 54
18
Jan.
15
Jan.
8
154 Jan.
11
Jan.
Oct.
5
18
1
4
1354 Feb.
0
354 Feb. 29
6454 Jan. 18
1554 May 10
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
65
Mar. 30
Jan.
4
89
X Nov,
54 Nov.
7A Nov.
54 Nov.
3154 Nov.
22
24 X
21
24
A Sept.
16)4 May
20
May
27
68
78
70
75
Nov.
11
654 Apr. 29
16
854 May
5954 May
5? May
A Nov.
654 Jan.
% May
8754 June
A Nov.
79
May
3
3954 Feb. 21
354 Jan. 20
2354 Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 25
1054 Jan.
34 X Sale
*
Apr. 25
&
454 May 22
20
May 22
154 May 28
654 May 21
May 21
14
A
§0
20
Mar. 0
May 21 109
Jan.
9
104
May 24 115
Apr.
4
4
A Apr.
Apr. 20
54 Oct. 10
151 Apr. 15
54 May 28
Jan.
7
2
3:
May 22
Jan.
3
'A Nov. 23
Jan. 31
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13X
1054 Jan.
95
354 Nov. 4
1054 Nov. 10
9 54 Nov. 30
...
Common class B
Nov. 25
1054 Mar. 29
54 Apr. 25
55
May 22
354
.....1
$0 1st pref
*
*
975 United Milk Products com
|$3 participating preferred..*
142
80
1054 Nov. 12
100
500 United G & E 7% pref
United Lt <fc Power com A....*
188,600
71,600
233,200
1
2
254 Nov. 28
"ax Sale"
........
Warrants.
6
454 Nov. 1
54 Nov. 26
1
United Corp warrants..
$7 1st non-voting pref..
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Nov. 19 10854
54 Nov.
A Sale
hs'dW
254 Sale
"A
X
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Sale
IX
1154
254
75
108
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10
6X
35X
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76
108
X
X
IX
IX
254 Sale
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X Sale
9X
10 X
33 X
Un Cigar-Whelan Stores...10c
United Elastic Corp
United Gas common
X
a
Sale
115
114
...1
•
10
954
10654 109
8
.....
289,500 Udylite Corp
6,700 JUlen A Co series A pref
Series B pref...
700
5
18
39
Feb.
<■
3
Feb.
Jan.
14
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
J an.
Apr.
Apr.
Oct>.
4
9
3
11
3
3
8
2
8
U nited Molasses Co Ltd—
1,400
Am
dep rets for ord reg
4X
150 United NJRR4 Oanal—.IOO
United Profit Sharing com.25c
16,200
200
410% preferred
United Shoe
310
240
246
5*
U S Foil class B
*
8354 Sale"
"4
454
US<fc Internat Sec com.....*
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U S Lines Inc pref
U S Plywood
$1.50
conv
Co
warr....*
...*
common
pref
1
20
U S Radiator common.......1
U S Rubber Reclaiming.....*
U S Stores Corp com
...50c
$7
conv
1st Dref
iOiass B
..*
Corp v t C........1
Universal Insurance.........8
Universal Pictures com......1
Universal Products Co...
100 Utah Radio Products
com....
<7% preferred
5,400 Waltt & Bond Inc class A
90
*
*
100
*
Class B
....*
3,700
1
20,600 Walker Mining
:5
3,500 Wayne Knitting Mills
1
7,600 Wellington Oil Co common
22
Sale
254
2554
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
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53*
24454 Nov. 9 24554 Nov. 9
54 Nov. 19
54 Nov. 19
245
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56
44
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Sale
854
754
554
554
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154
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80
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Nov. 27
6
154
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354
4
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8
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2
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7
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1
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Nov.
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2
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154 Nov. 129
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Nov. 13
33
254 Nov. 29
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7
354 Nov.
2
Nov.
4
Nov.
1
4
454
22
154 Nov. 14
354 Nov. 4
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76 54 Sale
19
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9
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1
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1
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87
954
1054
8 54 Sale
554
6
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1
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25X
1
154
15
354
1
4
7
74
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854
a
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S ale
91
10
8 54
354
754
4
1
454
8X
1
lvi sit
6
87
2
6
8
Nov.
954 Nov. 26
854 Nov. 20
IX May
1954 Tune
May
1
May
254 Feb.
A Jan.
3
Aug.
54 Nov. 20
154 Nov. 1
1454
54 Aug.
154 May 21
21
1
Nov. 12
Nov.
8
Nov. 18
1 54 Nov.
4
4 54 Nov. 20
54
154
15
254
Nov. 14
Nov. 12
Nov. 18
Nov. 12
1
10
21
19
17
17
15
11
Jan.
Jan.
11
3
54 Apr.
11
3
6
251 May
6
Sept. 18
2
Mar. 21
654 Mar. 25
Mar.
1
Mar. 25
24
13
23 54 Apr.
2
May
8054 Nov.
8
10
1
154 Feb. 27
Nov. 14
Nov.
4
Nov. 30
20
5554 April 10
Nov. 12
954 Nov. 12
754 Feb.
Apr.
54 Feb.
71
Mar.
6
Mar.
28
Apr.
35
Apr.
25
Apr.
55
May
8
5
9
June
25
92
10
2
154 Feb. 27
54 May 29
38
32
8
8
15
13
H May 21
16
July 18
154 Nov.
3
Jan.
Sept. 28
27
1
Nov. 14
Nov.
54 Nov. 14
% Nov. 8
21
10
23
23
2
X Nov.
52
854 Nov.
4
June 21
26
9
19
Apr.
954 Nov. 12
1
Aug. 19
48)4 May 28
Nov. 14
454 Nov. 14
54
154
15)4
254
2
154 Nov.
2154 Nov.
2854 Nov.
A Nov.
47
5I
46
354 May 22
3
May 23
54 May 21
May
54 May
63
May
7
May
654 July
3
May
May
Apr.
354 June
54 July
»A July
1254 May
154 Oct.
5
74
54
>
54 Nov. 20
154 Nov. 20
83
4
1
8
Nov. 30
54
Miy
3954 June
354 May
154 Nov.
8054 Nov.
92
76
554
Sale
54 Nov.
49
Feb.
7
1
1154 Nov. 30
71
154
1
52 X
24554 Nov.
Nov.
6
Nov.
154 Nov. 14
454 Nov. 30
24
1154
554 Feb. 23
454 Jan.
239
May
54 Jan.
54 July 29
iv| June 10
354 Aug. 13
X- May 22
2J4 May 20
15
May 27
4
May 24
1454 May 21
1
6
1
Nov. 27
6
43
23 54 Nov. 27
"3054
2954
254
354
254
&
L
see page
S ale
60
454
1
40,400 Valspar Carp common...
$4 conv pref
5
3,525
Fan Norman Mach Tool com.5
17,850
Venezuelan Petroleum...
1
101,000
3,010 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref. 100
7,000 Vogt Mfg Corp
Vultee Aircraft ,Inc
...1
23.200
26,410 Waco Alrfraft Co
7,300 Wagner Baking com ▼ t c
Sale
30
*
Utah IdahojSugar Co.......5
Utah Pr & Lt $7 pref.........
754
54
*
Universal
Sale
6
7
354 Sale
_
a51
854 Sale
4X Sale
61* Sal?
1
Sale
S ale
57
44
UjSiGraphite Co common....5
3,100 Utility Equities common...10c
<$5.50 priority stock
1
5,375
5
3,500 Utility & Ind Corp com
Conv preferred
7
24,400
For footnotes
3
"x "~x
United Stores Corp com...50c
15,300
United Wall Paper..........2
153,300
800 Universal Cooler class A.....*
1,100
101.900
2,850
8,600
8,650
57,200
15,950
2
.......10
Mach com...—25
86,010
Preferred
25
6,310
36,700 United Specialties common...1
169,200
2,650
21,100
17,015
144,000
70,300
24,150
42,200
37,900
1,200
554
23
18
22
23
12
15
21
17
28
5
25
28
19
154 Jan.
*A Jan.
254 Apr.
24
11
3
154 Mar. 27
29
32 j
II
Apr.
4
Nov. 12
3
Jan.
4
92
Nov.
12
Mar. 30
954 Sept.
6
654 Apr.
6
10
75
554
154
154
1554
4
Apr.
4
Aug.
2
May
7
Apr. 29
Feb. 24
May 13
Jan.
22
new
50
exchange
curb
york
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK
In
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
"
100
2,800
3,400
500
300
1,500
450
300
200
24,600
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
VA
2
5A
3m
5%
4%
1A Nov. 13
% Nov. 27
2
Nov.
8
7
4
Nov.
7
1
4
17
52
60
58
Nov.
7
67
Nov.
15m
16
Sale
12
16
18 m
15
14
15m Nov.
11m Nov.
7
1
17
Nov. 27
11m
10m
15
100
99
10m
10m
11M Nov.
Apr
77
May 18
May 26
9M May 17
Sept. 21
Oct.
29-
1
17 A May
14
1
lft
Vi Apr.
1
11A May 13
10 ASept. 13
10
ltier Co—
2
Va Coal & Coke com
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Co
Wichita River Oil Corp
6%
6%
3%
10
C) & Co
*
Williams Oil-O-Matic
Htg_._^
*
1
Williams (R
31
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
2
Jan.
3-
1
May 18
3M May 21
3M Oct.
2
8
6M Nov.
Nov.
4
67
$6 preferred
W
Wilson Jones Co com
Willson Products Inc
360 Wisconsin P & L 7% pref—100
10
16,200 Wolverine Port Cement
2
29,400 Wolverine Tube Co com
1
7,600 Woodley Petroleum Corp
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shs
5s
10,200
*
202,400 Wright-Hargreaves Ltd
70
2,500
2,100
2
4
Ask
Sale
5m
1%
6M
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
99
*
20
10
Common
West TexasUtil
1,200
50,800
2,850
34,300
10,900
5,900
20,700
3,100
350
1%
5
1
Ask Bid
Bid
Maryland Ry—
900 Westmoreland Coal Co
225 Westmoreland Inc
25
30
1A
4%
Ask
7 % 1st preferred
100
Western Tablet & Stationery—
1,580
350
,
Bid
'
Western
12,400
Nov.
1940
STOCKS (Concluded)
Par
1.25
23,600 Went worth Mfg Co
1
142,900 Western Air Express Corp
710 Western Grocery com
20
80
1
Price
CURB'EXCHANGE
Since
November
1,400,
15,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
SALES
4% Sale
6%
6m
5
11%
Sale
12m
6M Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
100
2%
2%
6%
6A
3m
6m
6A
4%
1m
99%
2%
6A
6A
3%
4m
1
1
1
1m
8
7A
8%
7%
8M
12
11m
11%
12m
11%
112
him 112% 114m Sale
5A
5 a Sale
5%
5m
6
5m
6%
6m
5m
4M
4m
4A
4m
4m
5%
4M
6M
Sale
5m
5
Sale
5
Nov. 14 100
3
1
Nov.
6M
Nov. 18
1
6M
Nov.
4
Nov. 27
Nov.
92
7
Nov.
8
1%
3M
5M
3%
Nov. 18
Nov.
1
1
Nov. 20
Nov. 28
Nov. 28
9
Nov.
2
Feb.
Jan.
7A Sept. 23
Oct.
5}
8
15
Mar. 14
2ft
Jan.
9%
12 h
114 A
5%
7A
5A
4M Sept.
5Vs Nov. 16
5% Nov. 7
514 Nov. 16
4% Nov.
1
8
Nov.
7A
*8
12 A Nov. 22
Nov. 15 114M Nov. 30
6
5% Nov. 13
Nov.
6M Nov. 8
Nov. 27
4M Nov. 15
Nov. 15
Feb.
3
May
July
May
May
May
98
May
3M May
May
Nov. 12
Nov. 20
102
May
May
Mar. 23
Nov. 22
Nov. 30
Nov. 13
Jan.
4
Jan.
22
12% Feb. 28
3
June 27
6A Jan.
5
BONDS—
237,000
16,000
50,000
26,000
17,000
569,000
353,000
473,000
%s
S f deb 3 Ms
Sf deb 3 Ms
104,000
American Power & Light—
Deb 6s
2016
5,154,000
456,000 Appalachian El Pow 4%s.l948
1st mtge 4s
—l——1963
1,040,000
jalachian Power 6s
2024
142,000
j8 A registered
2024
1,000
1956
1,303,000 Arkansas Pr & Lt 5s
78,000
37", 000
183,000
9,000
7,000
10,000
4,000
435,000
207,000
114,000
18,000
104
104 m
111
106 %
Sale
126
129
125 m 130
106 %
Sale
16
•
104
1
105 % Nov.
6 105 m Nov.
Nov. 12
107 A Nov. 13 108
Nov. 19
105a 106% 106% Nov. 14 107
.1950
registered. 1950
Assoc Tel & Tel 5 Ms A—1955
Atlanta Gas Light 4 Ms—. 1955
Atlantic City Elec 3Ms—1964
Avery (B F) Sons 5s w w—1947
5s ex-warr
1947
28%
Sale
16 %
Sale
106m 109
106% Sale
94 m
95m
91m
92%
116m 117m
115% Sale
116% 117
♦Conv deb 5s
—
1954
2,119,000 Cent States Pr & Lt 6M®—1953
iChic Rys 5s ctfis of dep.. 1927
1,649,000
186,000
bincinnati
141
97 m
Sale
100 m
Sale
Sale
Sale
99 M
78 m
99 %
38 m
Sale
81
Sale
Sale
38
Sale
74 M
46 m
Sale
Sale
94%
Street Ry 5%s_1952
84
86
-—1955
88
93
77
79
6s series B
103.000
72 m
76m Sale
75
Sale
66
Sale
8 109 A Nov. 16
1 110M Nov. 8
8
90 M May 25 105A Jan.
6
Feb.
103 m May 13 108
106 A May 14 111H Jan.
16
Sale
105M Sale
Sale
45
i!H
13m
Sale
101
Nov.
6 103
Nov.
105m Nov. 4 106
50
44 m Nov. 30
12m Nov. 28
12 % Nov. 29
Nov.
1
Nov.
1
Sale
12m Nov. 30
16
Nov.
1
12M Nov. 30
12% Nov. 28
16
Nov.
2
Nov.
1
Sale
Sale
61
107
Sale
107 M
Sale
153
Sale
117M Sale
110m 111
110m 111
152
155
101 % Sale
103 A 104
101M Sale
103 m Sale
103 m 103 % 103M 105
76 H
74
77 m
89 m
94 m
Nov. 29
106
Nov.
9
107M Nov. 2
al02MNov.23
100
Nov. 23
66
Nov.
1
106M Nov.
2
109
Nov. 19
rzl02%Nov.23
100
Nov. 23
115m Nov. 22 125 A Nov.
107
Nov.
107 A Nov.
1 111
9
Nov. 27
1 111M Nov. 27
Nov.
1
151% Nov. 12 155
June
5 103% July
81A Nov. 14
75M Nov. 14
June
100% Jan.
June
83% Jan.
7
May
May
May
103% Aug.
Nov.
7
Nov. 28
Nov.
2
44M Nov. 14
92 M Nov. 27
93m Nov.
1
95
Nov.
8
78 A June
85M Nov. 29
82 A Nov. 29
88
Nov.
8
70
85% Nov.
8
65% May 21
69% Mar. 15
66
Sale
85
83 A
Sale
84
Sale
82 m
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
84 m
91m
91A
1943
1958
3*
92
1944
60
1955
96
106
812,000
6,943,000 Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s A.. 1956
4s A registered
1956
5,000
1965
781,000 Edison Eiec Ilium 3 Ms
87
Nov.
7
Nov. 28
Nov.
1
Nov. 28
Nov.
2
6
i&
Nov. 13
82M Nov. 27
85
Nov.
8
85
Nov.
8
Sale
82 M Nov. 27
90 A Nov.
6
97
Sale
91A Nov.
83 m
94 m
94
4
95 m
Sale
91
Sale
51
54
Sale
51m
100 %
Sale
Sale
53
Sale
106 m
106
106M 106
61%
77 % Sale
110m
80 m
110% 112m 108M Nov.
95 m
93 m
851A Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
101m
®
9
8
31
30
88
Nov.
8
85% Nov. 8
75% July 27
85
Nov.
8
76% Aug. 13
Nov. 19
96 % Nov. 19
75% May 23
96% Nov. 19
87 m
107 m
87
2
74% May
81% Aug.
107% Nov.
70
May
110
May
102% Oct.
101% May
Sale
107M Nov. 27 107 M Nov.
87 M
84
Nov. 16
124M Nov. 12 125M
102 M Nov. 22 103
104M Nov. 20 105
Sale
99
20m
45
109m 109
Sale
102
Sale
23 m
35
48
43 M Nov. 19
49
109m 108 M Nov. 15 109
101M 102
38
88M Nov. 26
Sale
Sale
45
June 24
Nov.
105
108
45
85
103
49 m
May 28
May 28
53 M Nov. 12
8
93
Sale
111
80
8
Nov.
104
Sale
40
7
Nov.
1
Nov. 20
Nov.
1
Nov.
7
Nov.
8
Nov. 25
101M Nov. 18 102 M Nov.
38
97
94
Aug. 23
May
8
61% May
8
Feb. 26 101% Nov. 19
96 M Nov. 13
93 A Nov.
1
75
Nov. 29
6 101M Nov. 19
Sale
43 m
104% June 10 111% Nov. 22
105
May 28 111% Apr. 29
4 106M Nov. 12
104m
109
94
90
111M Nov. 22
111M Nov. 26
97
28
Nov. 19
Oct.
81
May 21 101% Oct. 31
125% Sept. 9 135% May 11
124% May 21 129% Aug.
7
Nov.
102 a
Jan.
10
25
85
Nov.
104M 105%
103 m 104
53«
Jan.
31
66
Jan. 31
76 A May 23
106
El Paso Elec 5s A
see page
Jan.
Nov. 18
8
41% Jan.
83
Apr.
5
50
Aug.
3
93% Mar. 23
95% Mar. 14
June
Sale
124m 125
.1961
77
107
125
6s stamped.
41
64 A May
37
May
Nov.
124
91,000
_
53
100
119
915.000 Federal Water Serv 5 Ms..1954
Finland Residential Mtge
For footnotes
Sale
Sale
108m 109
Elmira Wat Lt & RR 6s_. 1956
I960
10 104
91
Sale
1
29
Jan.
June
109 m 110m 110% 111m 109 A Nov.
Empire Dist Elec 5s
1962
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg—
6Ms
1953
129,000
..—1967
108,000 Erie Lighting 5s
24
Nov.
89
107% 107 M
109 m 110M
2030
9
Jan.
95
Nov.
1969
Elec Pow & Lt 5s
Jan.
41
86
Aug. 21
Apr. 12
Apr.
8
Sept. 7
117
Sale
84 m
29
8
116
June 10 155
Jan. 29 139
Nov.
92 m
2
Oct.
Feb.
130% May 10
80
Sale
4
Jan.
June
Sale
94
2
June
Nov.
91
4
May
95
88
89 A
138
139
Nov. 30
41
13
28%
14M Oct.
53
May
108 &
104 M May
103 M May 14 110
3 105
95 M Jan.
92 M Jan. 15 100
102
30
30m
Sale
30
91
3
3
16 A Apr.
34 A Jan.
10
10
Sale
43
8
Jan.
28 H Jan.
16 A Apr.
26 A Jan.
May
May
May
16% Apr.
10% May
10
May
10
103
Sale
62 A Jan.
30
June
11
3
9
Mar. 29
Feb.
102m Nov. 23 103 M Nov. 20
103
99 M Nov. 27 101M Nov.
99 A Sale
8
101A Sale
128
Nov.
8 128M Nov.
9
128M
126m
129m 129M Nov. 15 129M Nov. 15
128
129m 128
6,297,000
302.000
246,000
546,000
102 % May 22 108
3
Jan.
May 24 101% Nov. 25
92 m Sale
140
132
126 M 129 m
1971
10 129
9 127
90
Nov.
1957
2,637,000 Community Pow & Lt 5s..
1951
21,000 Conn Ltg & Pow 7s A.—,
1954
Feb.
68% Mar. 13
.1969
1,320,000
6,482,000 Cities Service P & L 5 Ms. 1952
5%s gold deb
.—.1949
2,961,000
5s
76,000 Oonsol Gas of Bait 4%s_.
ialt—
Consol G E L & P Bait—
3s series P
508,000
3Ms series N
.....
294,000
Consol Gas Utilities—
6s A stamped
...
1,941,000
7,262,000 Continental G & El 5s....
156,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
1,900,000 Cudahy Packing Co 3Ms..
June
6 101M Nov. 25
Nov. 18
1 104
101
81
79
71
75 m
102M 102 M 102 A
Sale
34
30%
30
33m Sale
80 M Sale
sim
42
61
121
38 m May 24
15 m Nov. 20
16 A Nov.
1
Sale
12 m
106% 106m 106 M 106 %
107 % 109
109M 109%
102M 103M
101m 104
99 A 101
100
100 %
119M Sale
15
Nov. 14
Aug. 13 106
107 A July 11 109% Nov. 16
108 m July 18 110% Nov.
8
104
Nov. 14
_
SMs
2,459,000
1 106
104M Feb. 27 107 A Jan.
Nov. 18
103m 104 a 103 A Nov. 27 105
106% 106 % 106% Nov. 26 107 A NOV. 20
127 m 130
102 %
16m
Sale
269,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5 M®--1959
2,000
Sale
16
16,000
34,000
16M
Sale
522,000 Cities Service 5s.........1966
43,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
959,000 14,223,000
5s registered......... 1950
2,000
5s
1958
300",000 2,988,000
5s registered
1958
6,000
19,000
6.000
16M
Sale
Sale
86,000
49,000
37,000
160,000
30",000
16
49 m
Sale
34
1953
1,375,000 Canada Nor Power 5s
623,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6s—1942
546,000 Central Power 5s ser D—1957
1,338,000 Cent States Elec 5s_ ..—1948
570,000
17,000
67,000
32,000
106
26M
Conv deb 5s
98 M May 29 104 A July 17
103
June 24 106 A Oct. 30
99
May 28 106% July 17
Feb. 28
105
May 15 109
102 A Nov. 25 103 M Nov.
8
Sale
Nov. 12
Nov. 27 106
104 a 105
102M
105 m Sale
107 Vs 109
127
1949
..1949
1977
58,000
12,000
163",000
174,000
558,000
5,000
245,000
101% Sale
Sale
111m
Sale
Sale
463,000 Bethlehem Steel 6s—....1998
6s registered
1998
1,000
2,299,000 Birmingham Elec 4Mb—-1968
1959
1.539,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
182,000 Broad River Power 5s A—1954
12,000
25,000
Sale
107M
60%
2,658,000
2,000
874,000
187,000
258,000
72,000
55,000
49", 000
220,000
3,000
10,000
104 m
25M
28 M
1968
1968
Sale
105m 106
105 m Sale
107% 108
106% Sale
105 A 106
105m Nov.
105m Sale
Nov.
108% 108m 109 a 109 a 108
111 A 112A 109Vs Nov.
109 M Sale
4%s--1948
-
102 %
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
^Convertible 6s
1950
6,211,000
3,253,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s B—1957
5s series C
..I960
1,046,000
110,666
150",000
105m
107% Sale
107
107m
Sale
Sale
250,000 t'Assoc Gas & Elec
♦5s deb
3,557,000
5s registered
7,000
♦4%s series C
3,030,000
4Ms registered
11,000
♦5Ms conv deb
350,000
43,000
177,000
863,000
395,000
Sale
105
104
4,278,000 Associated Elec 4%s_.—1953
102,000
284,000
250,000
131,000
108,000
6,000
10,000
102 m
104
1950
I960
1970
S f deb 2
155,000
105,000
•
1956
1968
1st 5s
-1946
1st & ref 5s
1951
American Gas & Electric—
1st & ref 5s
157,000
54,000
20,000
11?,000
452,000
1967
1,931,000 Alabama Power 4%s
1st & ref 5s
150,000
Nov.
9
38
Nov.
23
/
May 22 107
June
106% June
Jan.
29
88% Nov. 26
81% Aug. 30
112
Jan.
4
87% Oct. 28
125% Oct. 18
5
106
Apr.
105% Jan. 25
49
Nov.
3 109% Jan.
10
May 22 102% Sept. 24
4
89
9
22% Jan.
3
57
Apr.
6
Dec., 1940]
51
exchange
curb
york
new
AQQREOATE
new york
10,000
158,000
7,000
133,000
57~666
271,000
29,000
3,000
240,000
1,000
45,000
2,000
4,000
4,000
21,000
36,000
6,000
19"66o
3,000
26,000
41,000
65,000
140,000
154,000
13,000
99,000
120,000
51,000
89,000
30,000
52,000
413,000
138,000
22,000
2,000
65,000
26,000
144,000
28,000
4,000
4,000
Jan. 2
bonds
Bid
(Continued)
1,491,000 Florida Power Co 4a c
1966
3,801,000 Florida Power a Lt 5a.... 1954
1,000
5s registered
—1954
Gary Electric 8c Gas—
5a ext stamped
...1944
Gatineau Power 3 %s a—1969
Gen Pub Serv Co 5a......1953
Gen Pub Utilities 6 hi a..1956
iGen Rayon Ltd 6a a—.1948
501,000
1,017,000
119,000
1,632,000
9,000
977,000 Gen Wat Wks a El 5a a..1943
Ask
98 % Sale
104
Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
105% 106% 104 % Nov.
103 % Nov.
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
104 %
Lowest
Ask
A sk Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
1940
Jan. 1
105
2 106 h Nov. 9
1 105 % Nov. 28
100% Sale
98% Sale
98% Sale
74
76
101
102
101% Nov. 22 101%
101h 102
77
Sale
76h Nov. 6i 79%
76%
77 H
100 h Nov. 15 101
100 M 101
100% 101
100 h Sale
101H 101% 100% Nov. 1|101%
72
65
65
100 %
Sale
100 M
Sale
100
Georgia Power ref 5s..... 1967 106
66
Georgia Pow 8c Lt 5a..... 1978
17
iGesfuerel 6a
......1953
71
Glen Alden Coal 4s
1965
75 %
Gobel (Adolf) deb 4ha...1941
78%
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
Great North Pow 5aatpd._1950 107%
Green Mountain Pow 3 %s_1963
60%
Grocery Store Prod 6s
1945
47
Guantanamo & w Ry 6s..1958
Guardian Investors Corp—
40
5s series a
1948
402,000
Sale
107 m
73 h
Sale
106%
Sale
106% Nov.
2,816,000
439,000
4,000
2,434,000
235,000
233,000
33,000
236,000
70,000
81,000
270,000
62,000
410,000
1,175,000
1,047,000
1,756,000
2,668,000
268,000
1,238,000
1,544,000
1,229,000
Idaho Power Co 3%s
1967
Illinois Pow & Light 5%b--1957
5 %s series b
1954
6s series a
1953
5s series o
1956
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s a—1958
Indiana Service 5a
1950
1st lien & ref 5s
1963
Alndianapolis Gas 5a a-—-1952
15
14
111
Sale
"62"
70
79
74 h
78%
112
110
113
106 %
57
60
56%
28 h Nov.
28
Nov.
78% Nov.
79
Nov. 26
70
Nov. 25
Nov. 22
57
110% Nov. 15
106
Nov.
79
107 h 105% Nov.
59
57
Nov.
106
57
Nov. 15
Nov. 13
25
29
29 h Nov.
30
33 h
26
28 h
26% Nov. 19
30% Nov.
50
26 h
30
Sale
Sale
67
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
64
27
-
—„
30
5
75
Sale
73
76
73
107 M
100% Sale
106 % Sale
107% Sale
105% Sale
100 % 101m
74
74 %
72% Sale
83
80 h
106
23
64
%
74 h
75
12
29% Nov. 14
23
June 14
28
Nov. 12
24
Apr.
4
8*
12
19
8
20
22
22
15
25
Apr. 25
Apr.
ft
42% Jan.
5
74%
73%
72%
Sale
20
Sale
22
22
64
oq
Sale
36%
105%
106h 105%
106h 107
106%
105
Sale
25
38h Sale
34
45
47
Kansas Electric Pow 3%s-1966 105% 106 h
125,000 Kansas Gaa & Electric 6s_.2022 125m 127
104
111
45%
Feb.
7
22
1
Nov. 27
75
Nov.
64
July
5
81
75
Nov. 15
66
June 22
79
73%
8
11
26
93
June
101% Nov.
9
57
May
May
Nov.
56
60
18%
24%
25%
22% 21%
Sale
61%
Sale
35%
Sale
105%
106% 105
108% 106%
26
28%
36
34%
Nov.
17% Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
21
July
Jan.
2
193
513
Oct.
Jan.
4
Apr. 15
106% June
Mar. 11
Jan.
S
Nov.
Apr. 25
46
44
110
106
105% June
87
May
98% May
Nov. 19 107% Nov.
Nov.
4
7
Nov. 19
22
Nov. 16 27%
Nov, 18 23%
65
6
Nov.
Nov. 26 39%
1 105%
Nov.
Nov.
8 105
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
June
Nov. 12
Nov.
29
103
Nov.
103
Jan.
June
Nov. 29 107 %Nov. 15
30
39
Nov.
Nov.
26
Nov. 27
Nov.
46
Nov. 14
39
Nov. 12 106
Nov. 12
128% 130
125% Nov.
8
12
Jan.
Mar.
29% Oct.
9 128% Nov. 28
16
Jan.
May 23
46% Sept. 26
125% 130
14
74% Sept. 7
73% Nov. 27
99% Oct. 28
May
May
May
Nov. 20
8
107
101
1 106% Nov.
101%
74%
70% Nov. 6 73%
77% Nov. 16 83%
73
15
May
96% May
8 107% Nov.
2 101% Nov.
7 106% Nov.
107
10
8
Apr.
Apr.
109% Feb.
101% May
Apr.
107% Apr.
106% Nov.
Nov.
99% Nov.
106% Nov.
107
1942
106
Oct.
May 14 111% Apr. 19
Nov. 15
Sale
24 %
Sale
106 b
73
Sale
105% Nov.
100% 101% 100% Nov.
74
4 110% Nov. 26
74
106
Sale
40%
42,000
Feb.
Jan.
.30
107% 110
101% Sale
106% Sale
107% Sale
105% Sale
30
Apr. 10
Aug. 24
24 107% Nov.
Mar.
27 75
25 28% Nov.
11
79% Nov.
Jan. 31
91
Apr.
Nov.
79
Aug. 17
May 21 110% Nov.
Nov.
May 21 106
June
15^1
26%
110% 111% 110% Nov.
74
20 m
27
6
4
26
110% 111
5
70
Nov. 25
30
41% 43%
IntPow Sec 6 %s aeries o..1955
Sale
49
♦ 7s series e
--1957
46 %
*78 series f
1952 44
65 % Sale
Interstate Power 5s
1957
Sale
Debenture 6s...
1952
Iowa-Nebraska lap 5s.-195/ 105h Sale
58 series b
1961 105% 106%
Iowa Pow & Lt 4ha a-...1958 108% 110
48
45%
Isarco Hydro-Electric 7s_-1952
41
1,416,000,Italian Superpower 6s
1963 38
5s atpd--1942
69
32
74 h Nov.
Nov
Jan.
103% May
59
May
18
Sept.
65% June
70
8
4 103
Jan.
97% May 24 102
56
June
3
87%
94
June 26 102
83
May 21 101%
67% Sept. 18 75
89
May 22 101
Sale
29
466,000
462,000
610,000
3,625,000
1,299,000
355,000
105,000
248,000
379,000
531,000 Jacksonville Gas
6.0001 6s stamped reg
Nov.
110
106
107% Nov. 12
73% Nov.
30%
71% Sale
45 %
80
73
108
Nov. 13 100 h Nov. 22
50
104% 105
70
62
27%
78%
60H
90
8
Nov. 12
43
108% Sale
97
98%
105 %
103
99 %
68
Sale
105
Sale
81
110%
50
66%
65%
Sale
78 %
70
26
Sale
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
72
Sale
AHamburgElecCo7s
1935
AHamburg e & Und Ry 5%s'38
Houston Lt & Pr 3 ha
1966
AHungarian-Ital Bk 7 ha.-1963
Hygrade Food 6s ser a
1949
6s series b
1949
98% Jan.
2 106% Nov. 9
May 27 105% Nov. 28
100
103
96%
7.000
206,000
1
Price
curb exchange
Since
r
63,000
295,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
SALES
In
November
1
53% Mar. 11
47% Oct. 10
102 % May 22 107% Mar. 20
117
May 21 128% Nov. 28
Lake Superior
17,000
45~666
48,000
10,000
7,000
12,000
7,000
31,000
Dist Power—
3%% series a
1966 105% 106h
159,000
15
40
8,000 ^Leonard Tietz Inc 7%s—1946
1945 103% 104h
425,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
1957 107 h Sale
864,000 Louisiana Pow & Lt 5s
iMansfleld Mining a Smelt—
7 s ex-warrants
1941
2,000
McCord Rad a Mfg 6s
1948
74,000
Memphis Comm'l Appeal—
Debenture 4%s
1952
66,000
1947
205,000 Mengel Co 4%s
204,000 Met Edison 4s series e
41,000
1971
4a series g
1965
281,000
169,000 Middle Sta Petrol 6 ha a—1945
1943
346,000 Midland Valley rr 5a
50,000
66,000
868,000 Milwaukee g l 4 ha
901,000 Minn Pow a Lt 4ha
22.000
13.000
14,000
121,000
49,000
107,000
387,000
874,000
1,249,000
277,000
860,000
17
66
98
86%
107 h
108
100%
67 h
-.1967
100 h
1978 102 h
1st a ref 5s
1955 106
Mississippi Power 5s
1955 103
Miss Power & Light 5a
1957 103 %
Miss River Power 5a
--1951 110
Missouri Pub Serv 5a a—1960
96
35
30
26,000
33,000
56,000
"1,660
69
71
"1,066
11,000
101
Sale
15,000
15.000
42,000
113.000
21,000
105
28,000
66,000
73,000
81.000
4,000
93
Nov.
1 101% Nov. 28
95
Nov.
Nov.
7
Nov. 14
Nov. 30 109
105% Nov.
Sale
103
103
Sale
124
108
101% 101%'l01
112% 113% 113
108
107% Sale
28
25%
26%
126
130
127%
110%
110% Sale
107 h
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107h
26
Sale
109% 106
105% 103%
Sale
104
Sale
104
103%
108% 109%,109% 109%
08%
96
93
94% Sale
94
109
81% Sale
65
102% 104
104% Sale
48
Sale
4
Nov.
105% Nov. 30
4,104% Nov. 26
Nov.
4 107
Nov. 18
Nov. 4; 104% Nov. 20
Nov. 4104% Nov. 7
Nov. 13 109% Nov. 2
Nov. 13
95
Nov. 15
101% Nov. 4 102% Nov. 14
112% Nov. 6 113% Nov. 25
Nov. 12
110
107% Nov. 22 108
28
26
Nov. 27
26% Nov. 25
129% 127% Nov. 26 127% Nov. 26
113
1 111
Nov. 13
110% Nov.
4 108
Nov.
108
4
Nov.
108% 108
6
81
Nov.
86% Sale
87% Nov. 13
121
121% 121% Sale
66
65
67%
66% Sale
66
Sale
Sale
65%
65
67
Sale
66%
67%
95%
96%
95%
97% Sale
98
99
Sale
98% Sale
109%
109% 109% 109% 111
121 % Nov. 30
104% May 22 109% Nov.
Oct.
30
Oct. 10 33
Jan.
103% May 23 106
Jan.
103% May 21 108
19
Aug.
1
58% June 17
May 22 101% Apr.
Aug.
May 29 96
9 109% Jan.
106
June 18 111
May
91 % June 10 101% Nov.
Jan.
51% June 11 70
20
10
10
10
29
98
95
May
June
May
115
May
May
May
May
68% Nov.
51
68
52
102
111
68
98
99% Nov.
109% Nov.
Nov.
2
8
101% Nov. 27 101% Nov. 27
105
Nov.
4 104% Nov.
106% 104
8
Nov.
4 103
Nov. 28
102% 103 h 102
104 h 105 h 104% Nov.
1 105% Nov. 28
100% 103
106% 111% 109% Nov. 27 109% Nov. 27
115%
106%
...
1153
1063
Nov. 25 1153
Nov.
1 106J
Nov. 25
Nov. 20
51
Sale
47% Sale
104»»» Sale
111%
108%
108%
109%
103%
Sale
Sale
110
104
111%
108%
108%
109
110
107%
103% 104% 103%
Sale
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
6
1
1
6
7
113
Nov. 27
110% Nov. 22
109% Nov. 26
108
Nov. 12
103% Nov. 18
103% July
100% May
97
May
81
Jan.
102% Mar.
104
Jan.
104% May
109
Oct.
111% June
102
May
40
45
43
Nov.
2 44% Nov. 28
94
103% 102% Nov. 4 103% Nov. 18
Nov.
1 103%
104% 103% Nov. 4 104
35
47%
48
46% Nov. 7 48% Nov. 2
104%
104% Nov. 29 1041®u Nov. 1 101
109
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25
24
23
28
Jan.
88% May 22
Jan.
May 31
105
May 28 110 " Mar.
104
112% 116
109% 110
Spet.27
93
42
42%
46
102% 102% 103
104
Nov. 12
128% May
4
111% May 14
110
Mar. 29
87% Nov. 13
May
108 % Jan.
62
_
108
28
June
120
102
104% Nov. 20
107
May
9
104% Mar. 15
105% Oct. 14
110% Feb. 20
98
Jan.
4
102% Nov. 14
113% Oct. 17
May
101
20
107]
1031
1031
104]
100]
4
5 105% Nov. 30
June
109
Nov.
Nov.
June
98% May 22
102% May 24
96
May 22
97
May 23
108% Apr. 11
86
June
8
Nov.
Nov.
Oct.
1
71% Apr. 23
99
Nov.
Nov.
11
81
67
4
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
13
31
16
23
104% July
121
107
...
1945 110% 113
Ogden Gaa Co 5a
329,000
Ohio Power 3%s
1968 108% Sale
947,000
Ohio Public Service 4a
1962 109
Sale
1,269.000
OHa Nat Gas 3%s b—...1955
107% Sale
415,000
Oula Pow a Water 5s a—.1948 103
103%
183,000
For footnotes see page 53.
101
108
Sale
115%
106% Sale
46
Sale
105% 105%
103% Sale ,104
106% Sale
107
103% 104% 104
112%
104%
105
1
Sale
Sale
102 h
102 h
55
Nov. 26
Nov.
108% 109% 108% 111
108% Nov. 18 109% Nov.
101% 101%
98% Nov.
1 101 % Nov. 29
98% Sale
57
Sale
57
Nov. 27
61% Nov. 12
60% Sale
4Hs registered—...--1980
1.000
3 %s___
1964
289,000
3%a registered
-.1964
4,000
ny a Westchester Ltg 6s-'54
58,000
4s
2004
166,000
Nor Amer lap 5hs a. —1956
633,000
North Boston Ltg Prop 3h® 47
464,000
Nor Cont Util 5Ha a
1948
450,000
Nor'west Pub Serv 5s a...1957
459,000
70
68
110%
Sale
Sale
101% 104
95
Sale
93%
106 h 109 h 108
103%
104% 105
101
102%
104% Sale
1953
Nov. 12
Nov. 27
a94
Sale
Sale
79h
81
105
Sale
251,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6 ha
4 105
8 108
100h
90h
109 h
5a stamped
1942
A6s aeries a
-.1949
548,000
aN y Pa & o rr 4 %sstpd 1950
411,000
n y State e a g 4%s
1980
872.000
6 109% Nov. 13
103% Nov.
106% Nov.
35
Sale
New Orleans Pnblic Serv—
19l"666
107% 108
68
New Amsterdam Gaa 5a—1948 121
Sale
93,000
New Eng g a Elec Aasn 5s 1947
68 % Sale
2,224,000
5a.
1948
67 ji Sale
546,000
Convdeb 5s
1950
68
Sale
1.888.000
New Engl Pow Aasn 5a....1948
98 M Sale
2,530.000
Deb 5h»
1954 100 h Sale
2,583,000
New Eng Pow Co 3 Me a--1961
107 h 108 h
96,000
"l'ood
106% Sale
107% Nov.
35
27
17,000
152,000
42,000
152,000
194,000
248,000
3,000
U
105
25
1,000
25,000
1,000
582,000
19.000
110
104
105
70
Nassau a Suffolk Ltg 5a—1945
99 M
711,000
2026 111h
716,000 Nat Pow a Lt 6a a
Deb 5s series b
2030 107
815.000
iNat Pub Serv 5s o o d.1978
24 m
114,000
ebraska Power 6s
2022 121
84,000
4 ha
1981 108h
306,000
Neisner Bros Realty 6a—1948 105 h
116,000
Nevada Calif Elec 5a
1956
79 M
2,176,000
68.000
12.000
57.000
107% 108% 109
31
33 h
35
104
5
9
9
9
9
8
8
1
104% Nov.
8
Nov. 28
105% Jan. 10
104
Jan.
4
110
Oct. 18
Oct.
109
8
115% Oct. 28
106% Nov. 20
103
Oct.
9 65
Mar. 12
May 22 103% Nov. 18
Nov. 4 106
Jan. 12
June
4
Jan.
May 27 106
10
Feb. 20
May 23 113
May 24 110%
May 28 109%
May 28 109
May 29 105
Nov.
Nov.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
49
27
22
15
10
13
new
53
aggregate
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
November
1.000
254,000
3,502,000 Pacific Power & Light 5s_-1955
64,000 Park Lexington Bldg 3s
-1964
-.
Penn Cent Lt & Pow
5s
424S-1977
1979
17,000
172,000
22,000
49,000
24,000
23,000
21,000
426,000 Penn Electric 4s series F--1971
5s series H
1962
600,000
1950
309,000 Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
7,000
S
144,000
79,000
32,000
11,000
16,000
4,000
30,000
5.000
16,000
59,000
-
1959
524s series B
471,000
161,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s O
5s series D__
60,000
1947
1954
1,609 ,000 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 4sB_'81
4s series D
1961
1,843 ,000
1972
877 ,000 Phila Elec Power 524s
1962
488 ,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
41 ,000 Pittsburgh Coal
Ask
1095*
Sale
110
112
93 54
Sale
4324 Sale
10254 Sale
1032* 10424
104 24
6s
1948
294 ,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s
26 ,000 iPomerania Elec Co 6s_—1953
9524 Sale
9724
98
11324 1142*
9424
952*
,
1,311 ,000 ♦Portland Gas & Coke 5s. 1940
5s stamped
1950
234 000
91,000
356, 000 Potomac Edison 5s ser E--1956
424s series P
1961
103 000
56, 000 Potrero Sugar 7s stamped .1947
413 000 Power Corp of Can 424s B-1959
1954
22, 000 APrussian Electric 6s
Public Service of Colorado—
S f deb 4s
1949
223 000
44,000
522, 000
6% perpetual certificates—
.1966
Sale
30
832* Sale
1st mtge 3 24s
1964
Public Service Co of N J—
525, 000
100
12 2*
/14,000
10.000
2,000
92.000
11,000
52,000
11,000
392,000
101,000
.334,000
23,000
4,000
47,000
6,000
160. 000 Pub Serv of Okla 4s
4,915, 000 Puget Sound P & L 524s—1949
5s series C
1950
1,473, 000
424s series D
1950
3,337, 000
312,000 Queens Boro G & E
524S--1952
ARuhr Gas Co
1953
---1958
10824
Sale
110
111
492*
512*
Sale
30
88
14
Bid
Ask Bid
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
6
1052* Nov. 29 1052* Nov.
10624 Nov. 13 10654 Nov. 13
97 2* Nov.
95
Nov. 28
8
10524 10624 10524 Sale
1072* 108
1072* 108
9624 Sale
9524 Sale
39 24
392*
4024 37
105
Sale
1042* Sale
105
Sale
10524 106
105
Nov.
1052*
1072*
1072*
10724
107 2*
10624
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1042* Nov.
Sale
109
10924
10724 108 24
10724 108
1062* 10724
106
Sale
107 2*
108
10824
107 2*
10724
1072*
Sale
Sale
10924
108
108
Sale
10124 Sale
102 24 Sale
103 24 10024
102 24
10324 Sale
113
11324 112 24
102 24
102 24 Sale
113
1042*
103
Sale
Sale
1 10524 Nov. 27
1 1062* Nov. 15
Nov.
1
1082* Nov. 13
10824 Nov. 9
108
Nov. 18
Nov. 19
Nov'. 28 108
Nov. 30
Nov. 4 108
106
10324
Nov.
104
Nov.
Nov. 13 114
Nov. 30 10424
272* Nov. 18 3124
30
35
23
30
107
107 24 1052* Nov.
7 107
1052* 107
102 2* Nov. 23 10324
103 24 104
103
Sale
26
262* Nov. 12 27
2524
92
Nov.
7 9324
92 24
932*
9324
9324
Nov. 15
852*
832*
842* 83
8424
852*
112
1082* Nov. 1 109
10824 11024 10824 Nov. 29 110
50
50
Nov.
1
46
54
70
Nov.
6
722*
70^
12
26
3024 2624 Nov. 13 2624
1082* Sale
1092* 1U
50
Sale
7024
71
27
109
28
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
Nov.
8
Nov.
1
Nov.
15124 155
107
10824
982* Sale
98
Sale
9224
Sale
161
106
1012*
10124
1002*
Sale
10724
Sale
Sale
Sale
156
159
Sale
106
1072* 107
101
10124 Sale
10024 10024
992*
982*
99
99 2*
962* Sale
9124 Sale
90"
17
14
27
2524
Harbor Water Pr 424s 1979 10924 110
137
47,000 San Joaquin L & P 6s B—1952 133
1072*
13624
28
Nov.
6
Oct. 21
3
Feb.
Apr. 23
Oct. 17
9
Jan.
Feb. 16
91
May 29 10324
95
June
3 104
11024 Mar. 20 115
92
May 22 105
Nov. 25
Nov. 25
4824
June 13
May 29 107
May 18 1045*
27
June 17
99
Nov. 22
Nov. 16
Nov.
1
106]
107!
45
Aug. 14
Nov. 8
Nov. 13
61
June
3
14
Jan.
13
6
13
7824 May 22
75
June
3
June
June
Mar.
8
Nov. 27
Oct. 29
Nov. 18
Mar.
Apr.
1
16
17 10924 May 10
Oct. 25
5 111
5324 Apr. 29
912* Jan. 10
2624 Nov. 13
1
Jan. 12
Oct.
2
Oct. 23
Nov. 1
Nov.
5
6
99
Jan.
July
6
1324 Sept. 13
29
Nov. 28
Jan. 17
18
Nov. 25
7
94
May 28 161
1042* May 28 108
86
May 21 103
83
May 21 10124
81
May 24 10024
80
8
1
Oct.
90
128
1
Nov.
Feb.
1042* July 24 10754 Sept. 24
10524 July 25 10924 Nov. 9
Nov. 28
26
10724 10824 10724 Nov. 14 109]
137
Nov.
1 137)
137
Sale
10624
1085*
10924
10824
1082*
10824
May 21
10454 May 23
10424 May 28
101 5* June
5
106
May 24
105
May 24
100
24
9124 Nov.
29
Jan. 11
Jan.
2
Nov. 27
Mar. 23
103
Nov.
6
22
Jan.
9724
4324
10524
10724
6
Nov.
1
Nov. 13
11024 Jan.
112
Nov. 7
Nov. 18
Nov. 8
Nov. 6
Nov. 20 10124 Nov. 6
Nov. 19 10024 Noat.* J
8924 Nov. 26
Sale
27
699.000 Safe
Nov. 13 161
Nov. 13 107
Nov. 16 102
1052* Nov. 29
10654 Nov. 13
86
June 10
39
Sept. 24
962* June 11
101
June
6
Nov. 27
106
10624 10524 Nov. 12 10624 Nov. 22
10624 107
1082* Nov. 2 10924 Nov. 9
10824 10824 1092* Shle
35
35
624s
39,000
7,000 ARuhr Housing 624s A
Lowest
Ask
106
Sale
10724 1072*
1092* Sale
106
109
10724 Sale
10624 1072*
1960
432*
46
1949 1042* 10424
624 s series A
1,055 ,000
Bid
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
1940
BONDS (Concluded)
$
429.000 Pacific Gas <Sc Elec 6s B—1941
57.000 Pacific Ltg & Pow 5s
1942
112" 600 2,402,000
1
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
27,000
range since jan.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
sales
In
exchange
curb
york
June
15
1055* June 28 10924 Jan.
3
127
June 11 13724 Nov. 25
ASaxon Public Works—
1,000
34,000
86,000
80,000
81,000
30,000
61.000
158,000
35
1937 11
6s—1951 213 * 23
Scrlpps(E W) Co 524s—--1943 1033 * Sale
22,000
6s
138,000 ASchulte Real Estate
345,000
669,000 Scullin
1,223,000
884,000
Steel Co 3s
1951
Shawinigan W & P4Hs—1967
424s series D
1970
249,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
750.000 Sou Carolina Power 5s
2,584,000 Southeast P & l 6s
1947
1957
2025
64
95
J
65
S| Sale
9524
Sale
91
9524
Sale
Sale
9924
11224
2624
2624
3624
39
37
43
39
10124 1012* 10124 101
75
Sale
7424
7524 Sale
82
82
Sale
8524
86
82
Sale
8524
8624 82
.
y
101
39
Nov. 22
Nov. 22
Nov. 13 10124 Nov.
2
Nov. 12
Nov. 6 81
Nov.
y
91
94
90
Sale
10224 102 2* 102 24 103
11124 Sale
11224 Sale
90
Nov.
Nov.
102 24 Nov.
1102* Nov.
1
1
Nov. 26
872* Nov. 26
87
12
Mar.
1 2624
23
Jan. 24
39
10024 June 11 104
57
May 15 81
64
June
3 9824
64
May 31 975*
Nov. 12
1 91
4 10324 Nov. 4
87
Nov. 15
102
7
113
May 24
962* June
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Nov.
Jan.
Jan.
9524 Jan.
3 10324 Nov.
15
22
30
12
19
22
3
4
May 22 11324 Sept. 13
Southern Counties Gas
38,000
20,000
16.000
u"656
171,000
145,000
201,000
173,000
122,000
156" 000
1,000
14,000
27,000
10.000
37.000
28,000
118.000
42,000
5,000
112,000
108,000
16,000
30,000
63,000
9,000
3,000
72,000
155,000
24,000
477,000
56,000
49,000
4,000
108,000
119,000
29,000
96,000
127,000
3.000
11,000
39,000
"4" 556
1.000
of California 424s
1968
479,000
552,000 Southern Indiana Ry4s—1951
Southwestern P & L 6s
2022
538,000
141,000 S'western Pub Serv 6s A-.1945
357,000 Spalding (AG) & Bros 5s—1989
Standard Gas & Electric—
3,764,000
2,832,000
4,401,000
4,138,000
3,608,000
6s stamped
6s con v stamped
6s series A
6s gold debs
1951
1957
1966
—1966
6s series B—
a6s B registered
2,000
1957
4,148,000 ""and Power & Lt 6s
6s registered
--.—1957
1,000
AStarrett Corp 5s
1950
662,000
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
7s 2d stamped 4s
230,000
Certifs of deposit
24,000
78 2d stamped 4s
223,000
1940
1940
1946
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
A6 24 s series A
1953
806,000
Texas Elec Service 5s
1960
1,655,000
1956
801,000 Texas Power & Lt 5s
6s
2022
65,000
Tide Water Power 5s A—1979
1,048,000
Twin City Rap Tr 524s A.1952
1,812,000
6724 Sale
United Lt & Pow 624s
Deb 6s
1974
1975
524s
1959
296,000
United Lt & Rys(Del) 5Ms 1952
4,699,000
United Lt & Rys (Me) 6s A1952
487,000
Deb 6s series A
1973
436,000
Utah Power & Light 424«-1944
374,000
68 series A
2022
558,000
1,171,000 Virginia Pub Ser 524« A—-1946
6s
1946
440,000
6s series B
1950
693,000
Sale
7324
7324
6624
Sale
73
515,000
10,000
222,000
465,000
tAYork Rys Co 5s
♦5s stamped
For footnotes see page 53
Sale
7324
74
Sale
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
71
Sale
712*
712*
7024
712*
19~" Sale"
22
Sale
18*
28
42
Sale
46
32
242*
"25"
442*
Sale
1042* Sale
10724 Sale
115
Sale
10224 1022*
6224 Sale
85
9
Sale
30
30
87
8324 Sale
107
93
118
80
Sale
99
Sale
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
8024
1022*
Sale
100
Sale
10024 Sale
Sale
109
4124
3224
28
29
28
29
7024 Nov. 27
70 2* Nov.
70 2* Nov.
70 2* Nov.
70 2* Nov.
70 2* Nov.
29
97
Sale
97
98
43
34
44
3024
"2I"
Sale
46
32
745*
745*
7424
7424
745*
Nov. 12
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 12
745* Nov. 12
Nov. 12
10324 Nov. 13 10554 Mar. 28
53
Mar. 12
37
May 24
6
90
May 21 1052* Jan.
5
105
May 22 10854 Feb.
60
Apr.
6
40
May 21
49
Jan.
4924 Jan.
48
Jan.
48
Jan.
19
745* Nov. 12
19
745*
7424
7424
745*
19
19
48
Jan. 19
72
Oct. 24
49
Jan. 19
74
Nov. 12
1454 May 21
Nov. 12
182* Nov. 27
74
22 24
Nov.
Nov.
46
Nov. 30
27
June
41
6
Nov. 13
Nov. 13
Nov. 26
452* Nov. 29
Nov. 14
41
31
34
18
June 10
41
26
Nov. 19
2724 Sale
2954
Sale
10624 1072* 1055* Nov. 1 107
Sale
107 24 Sale
1065* Nov. 8 10724
Sale
117
Nov.
6 11824
117
11824 118 24 Sale
97 24 Sale
962* Nov. 7 99H
98
Sale
60
Nov. 29
60
Sale
6254
622* Sale
292*
Nov.
1
1
13
212* June 12
72
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
13
13
13
12
Oct.
24
745* Nov. 12
74
Nov. 12
2424 Feb.
5
47
46
Sept. 13
Sept. 11
3824 Oct.
4
46
Jan.
3
106
Nov. 22
101 5* May 23 107
Nov. 22
10724
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 15
Nov. 1
10424 May 14 108 54
109
June
5 1202*
8824 May 24 10324
56
May 22 69
Jan. 19
Oct. 22
Jan.
5
Apr. 16
7
Sale
11724
Sale
Sale
20
26
8
118
Nov.
26
Nov.
34
Nov.
7
724
2424
33
33
33
Nov.
29
33
"35""
34
Nov.
942* Sale
892* Sale
90
91
Sale
8924 N<bv.
85
85
342*
945*
892*
107)*
965*
Nov.
Nov.
Sale
107 2* 1082* 106
93
932* Sale
118
Sale
11824 11824 1175* Nov.
88
Sale
106
9624
Sale
84 2*
86
Nov.
57
1092* 109
5824
10624 108
11424
Sale
108
Nov.
111
109
,Nov.
Nov.
7424 May 22
Nov. 20
1
4
1
Nov. 12
107
10724
Sale
982*
99
9924 100
1
Feb.
7
Apr. 27
5 10124 Nov. 19
May 29 10224 Nov. 25
5
992* May 21 10454 Oct.
94
May 31 103
Nov,. 1
Sept. 21
95
May 21 104
Nov.
1
4
624 Nov.
7
4
Nov. 30
107
May 21
1054 Jan.
May 16 10924 Apr.
3
26
9 10924 Nov. 12 1072* Aug. 26 10924 Nov. 12
43
June
7 605* Feb. 23
1042* May 31 10824 Oct. 22
May 13
1072* June 10 117
Jan.
Nov.
6 105
10224 May 28 1075* Oct.
102
Nov.
9 100
Nov. 15
90
9924 Nov.
2 101
Nov. 22
94
99
Nov.
9524 July
85
Nov.
562*
582* 5624 Nov. 27 582* Nov. 29
10624 108
1152* Nov. 8 1165* Nov. 27
11624
102
Nov.
6 102
Nov. 6
101
105
107
Nov.
1 10724 Nov. 18
1072* 108
9924 100
1002* 1002*
5
6
4
945* Nov. 9
Apr. 26
Apr.
8
May 21
892*
5 110
10424 July
78
May 21
965*
1 119
June
110
722* May 28 89
73
Nov.
—.
102
1224 Mar. 11
4
12 11824 May
16
455* Jan.
Nov.
May 23 34
June 10
342* Nov.
June
16
Nov.
7 109
July 30
Nov.
101" ' Nov. 19
Nov. 25
102
424 Nov. 22
Sale
ns*
Oct.
Nov.
102
Sale
10124 Nov.
1 103
1012* 102 24 1015* Nov. 22 103
102 2* Sale
10254 Nov. 25 103
4 24
624
724
109
10724 110
Nov. 26
885* Nov.
119
8424 Nov.
10124 Nov.
10024 10124 10124 Sale
Nov.
102 2* 10324 100
10024 101
10224 Sale
102 24 Sale
102 2* 105
Nov. 28
Nov.
1165* Nov.
118
108
Sale
107
1960 11524 119
1941 1042* Sale
.1966 10524 Sale
1937
—1947
74
8
47
Nov. 27
5024 Nov.
1
48
Nov. 25
102 2* 10124 Nov. 13 103
108
Nov.
1
47
Nov. 20 49
Sale
1042* 10324 Nov. 13 10424 Nov.
74
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
a5s income;deb
1954
1024
1,067,000
Wash Ry & Elec 4s
1951 1072*
72,000
Washington Water Power—
1st mtge 324t
1964
100,000
Western Newspaper Union—
Oonv deb 6s
1944
5224
539,000
2030 1062*
221.000 West Penn Elec 5s
West Penn Traction 5s
106,000
49.000 Wheeling Elec Co 5s
Wisconsin P «fc L 4s A
7324 Sale
7324 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
is*
779,000
1,952,000
1032* 1042* 1032*
45
50
Sale
101
102
10124
106
108
10524
47
49
Sale
6724
6724
6624
6724
^♦tJlen & Company—
6s 4th stamped
1950
568,000
United Elec of N J 4s
1949 11724
192,000
United Elec Service 7s——1956
563.000
A United Indus 624s
1941
43,000
a 1st 6s
1945
16
60,000
29.000
97,000
1948
1948
10524 10524
51 d\ 52
103
1042*
10724 Sale
492*
50
19 100
June
6 101
June
23
31
Nov. 15
Nov. 22
53
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
DEC., 1940]
AQQREQATE
NEW YORK
Since
Jan. 1
November
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
SALES
In
1
Price
EXCHANGE
CURB
Jan. 2
Nov. 1
1940
Bid
Ask
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask
Ask Bid
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
MUNICIPAL
AND
2,000
2,000
Agricul Mtge Bk Rep of Ool—
30,000
i20-year 7s
Apr 1946
31,000
420-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
5,000
50,000
26;
26]
20
28
21
25
22
Nov. 29
22
Nov. 29
20
24
21
24
22
Nov. 20
22
Nov. 20
30
2534
2634 Nov. 15
12
73,000
16
834
0%
iCent Bk of German State &
Prov Banks 6s B
1951
38,000
12H
46s A
1952
37,000
72,000 Danish Cons Munic 5>4s--1955
5s
1953
31,000
2534
25)4
29
2834
"2",005
51H
42)4
35
35
70
50
1,000
43,000
12,000
4Danzig P & Wat'way Bond
^external s f 6 Ms
1952
14,000
253,000 iGerman Cons Munic 7s—1947
46s
1947
171,000
4,000
3,000
3,000
8,000
6,000
5,000
2,000
~6~,555
No
Sold
a
12
2634 Nov. 29
2634 Nov. 2
2634 Nov. 25
26 54 Nov. 26
Sale
26
27
2634 Nov. 12
2734
2634
634
1134
6K
14
10%
634
1134
8)4
28
21
20
28
21
11)4
15
1134
22
40
23
40
1434
634
34
16
634
1534
734
34
17
734
34
11)4
9 H
11*
^
34
7
13;
9)
*'
1
r
Sold for cash.
Ex-dividend.
28
12
(Continued from page 18)
unofficial
The
sterling
no
person
account may be opened in the name of a
resident in the United States or Switzerland or any
countries
with
which
special account arrangements are in
force unless written consent is obtained from the Bank of
A
new
tightened
outside
an
transfers
on
The Treasury was
Britain.
to
reported to the Bank of England by Nov. 15.
Order in Council which became effective Nov. 25
restrictions
money
Great
from
empowered to make payments
such
if
area
of
payments
go
into
a
blocked
account.
Money due non-residents for investments in Lon¬
be paid into a blocked account and invested in
certain foreign securities, a list of which, it was stated,
would be immediately published by the British Treasury.
No further restrictions were placed by the Order in Council
on
sterling then hold by foreign residents, nor was there
any change in the procedure by which the Government might
give permission to non-residents to deal in foreign exchange.
An exception was made in the case of the national savings
don
may
certificates
3%
and
Non-resident
bonds.
defense
holders
of these may
still transfer the sterling they represent into
foreign exchange.
Companies in foreign countries under
control of British residents were warned that they might
be
breaking
the
law
if
subsidiary
the
sold
company
pledged any security without Treasury consent.
The New York Bankers Foreign Exchange Committee
nounced
British
on
Nov. 27 the receipt of a new regulation
or
from the United Kingdom.
The ruling stated that payment
sterling from Canadian author¬
ized accounts
the
or
in
in Canadian
or
Newfoundland dollars.
For
it was stated that sterling
accounts of Canadian banks had been recognized by the
Bank of England as "Canadian authorized accounts."
of
purpose
the regulation
Throughout the month London open market money rates
continued easy, with call money almost invariably in supply
%%, while two-months' bills were 11/32%, three-months'
1/16%, four-months' bills 1 3/32%, and six-months'
at
bills 1
bills
11%%.
Canadian exchange during November was
and the discount
ated within
ber
ranged
count of
In
on
notably steady,
the unit in the unofficial market fluctu¬
a narrow range
between
a
Montreal funds during Novem¬
discount
which
within
what
of
13
5/16%
and
a
dis¬
Under the rule sales, in which no account
dealings
some
the
extremely
authorities
further
dents.
The
provided
such
still
narrow
tightened
take
place,
generally
1
16
1
28
is
held
The
of $4.03%-$4.04.
range
restrictions
exchange
some¬
by taking steps to prevent the transfer into
regulations, which took effect as of Nov. 23,
new
for
"blocked"
new
sterling
accounts,
capital proceeds are to be paid.
financial
advanced
peso
$0.2330
to
to end
for
rate
of
an
Argen¬
the Argentine
first part of November from
$0.2370, but subsequently declined
during
high
as
somewhat,
the free
delegation,
into which
k
"Coincident with the arrival in this country
tine
the
as
$0.2345.
the month at
Some minor im-*
provement was also shown by the Cuban peso, the discount
which
on
"On
quoted at .the end of November at 8%%, as
was
against 9%%
month earlier.
National Bank of Hungary revised its
a
21
Nov.
the
foreign exchange quotations, lowering the premiums on the
sale of convertible exchange
purchase and
In
(including the
from 50% and 53%, respectively, to 47% and 50%.
dollar)
the
of
terms
dollar,
the pengoe appreciated
therefore,
from
$0.1883-$0.1937 to $0.1921-$0.1977.
rates
are
stantial
close
those which
to
depreciation
outbreak
of
the
were
pengoe
The current dollar
quoted before the sub¬
that
accompanied
the
of war."
Details
gold movement at the Port of New York
of the
during November were outlined as follows in the "Monthly
Review"
the
of
"There
in
the
The
Federal
Reserve
of
Bank
New
York
for
a
further moderate
of
amount
gold
decline during November
into the United
States.
ol
$40,009,000, following
reached
and
a
new
Nov. 30.
000,000
on
United
States
an
month of the
increase of $115,000,000 in October
figure of approximately
high
$1,815,-
The increase in the gold stock of the
during
the
somewdiat larger than in
month—about
295,000,000—was
October, but smaller than in any
April-September period of this year.
Department of Com¬
In the four weeks ended Nov. 20 the
reported the receipt
merce
of $288,985,000 of gold
in the
principal amounts: $205,642,000 from Canada,
$16,490,000 from Argentina, $14,432,000 from Australia,
$14,338,000 from Portugal, $12,186,000 from Japan, $8,436,000
following
from Russia,
$6,296,000 from South Africa, $3,600,000 from
Philippines, $1,482,000 from the United Kingdom,
$1,107,000 from Hongkong, $925,000 from Chile, and $605,000
the
the foreign exchange situation during
November the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in
Mexico."
CONTINENTAL AND
Very little of real value
"Those exchange rates which continue to be quoted regu¬
of
imports
gold held under earmark for foreign
account at the Federal Reserve banks was increased about
on
its "Monthly Review" for Dec. 1:
was
volume
total
from
12%%.
commenting
34 Nov. 19
13
13
20
11
foreign exchange of certain capital payments to non-resi¬
an¬
by the
could
either
754 Nov. 18
34 Nov.
6
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
July
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Dec. 1:
Treasury relating to payment for goods reexported
be received
1434
4634
1634
1054
54
34
54
1734
19
13
5
June 11
34 Jan.
2
34 Feb. 16
34 Jan.
6
11
Sept. 25
Apr.
9)4 Jan.
16
6
at 113 54.
It was ruled that such accounts hlready opened
England.
should be
Nov.
24
r Cash sales, in which
no account is taken Ui
computing range, are given below:
British
England ruled, effective as of Oct. 15, that
area
263
Apr.
3
Mar. 20
Indianapolis Power & Light 634% pref., Nov. 27
at
official sterling, as distinct from
free market sterling.
or
Bank of
Nov. 12
16
n
"x-w" without warrants.
as
28
7
14
28
Jan.
taken in computing range, are given below:
No sales.
"w w" with warrants,
in the New York market
15
a Deferred delivery sales. In which no account Is
taken <n computing range, are given as follows:
No sales.
.
"w i" when issued.
"cod" certificates of deposit.
11
Nov. 30
Sale
15
voting trust certificates
"vtc"
1134 Nov. 23
Nov. 26
Nov. 12
Apr.
8
Mar. 25
263
June 13
23
1134 Nov.
28
Nov.
1534 Nov.
6 54 Nov.
54 Nov.
Sale
"n-v" non-voting,
Abbreviations Used Above:
2734
2654
1034
1334
Apr. 24
Jan. 11
534 May 31
8
June 12
734 June
6
12
Sept. 20
2054 Oct.
7
"m" mortgage,
Bonds being traded flat.
1 Reported in receivership.
2634 Nov. 25
2654 Nov. 26
11
26
12
27
19
22
Nov. 13
12
4
734 May 16
20
"cum" cumulative,
s
Mar.
754 May 18
28
34
1134
15'
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
8 54 Nov.
Nov.
8
634 Nov. 27
1134 Nov. 19
834 Nov. 25
26
26
634
_
A
6
18
26 %
30
"conv" convertible,
Deferred delivery sale.
Nov. 13
•8
26
20
2634 Nov. 25
2634 Nov. 28
52
Jan.
8
49
Mar. 13
20
12
Nov. 13
1
Jan.
15
29
Feb.
15
13
2634 Nov. 15
7
1234 Aug. 16
18
May
9
May 21
Nov.
26
"cons" consolidated."
the rule.
undo-
14
23
1
18
20
15
Nov.
Abbreviations Used Above:
value
par
23
20
26
1834
42 %
53
9
10)4
7H
8
34 Sale
1334
29
2634 Nov. 25
2634 Nov. 28
Sale
27
Uh
17,000
102,000
179,000
247,000
318,000
26
2634 Nov. 14
2634 Nov. 15
27
28
3o
26)4
2634
4Mtge Bank of Chile 6s—1931
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
4Parana (State of) .Brazil 7s '58
4Rio de Janeiro 6^s.„
1959
4Russian Govt 6H>s
1919
46 Hs registered—
1919
3,000
i5%s
1921
193,000
53,000 4Santlago (Chile) 7s
—1949
2,000
3,000
12,000
21,000
49,000
*
4Liiia
2834
29
Jan.
754 June
834 Nov. 22
26
Sale
12
20
8
13
11%
20
9% Sale
9%
10 H
UK
16H
(City) Ger 7s—1939
4Hanover
834 Nov. 13
834
26)4
2634
Sale
12
934
2034 Sept. 16
Aug. 13
2534
23
10
5
12%
(Prov) 6Ks
1949
(City), Peru, 6HS-.1958
4Maranhao ?State) 7s
1958
4Medellin (Colombia) 7s__1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
47s issue of May 1927—1947
9,000
47s issue of Oct 1927
1947
12,000
6.000
n
4Hanover
50,000
22,000
55,000
124,001/
68,000
12 H
2634 Nov. 15
26
13 %
Feb.
2834 Feb.
29
20
12
1961
7s
35
30
the
OTHER
or
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
reliability can be said regarding
foreign exchange and financial situation of the Conti¬
Most dispatches pertaining to
German authori¬
larly in the New York market showed greater stability dur¬
nental
ing the past month than at any time since before the out¬
break of the present European war.
The rate for the Swiss
these countries reflect the dominance of the
franc, for example, after having been permitted to appreci¬
ganization
ate
about
remained
level of
80
points following the capitulation
virtually
$0.2321.
unchanged
during
of
November
France,
near
the
The unofficial rate for the pound sterling,
ties
European countries.
over
financial
affairs.
Changes in
their financial or¬
business affairs are likely to
prove transitory and can have no value to market observers
on this side.
As already noted, exchange on these countries
and
conduct
of
(Continued on page 56)
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK
Stock Sales
1939
668,000
7,683,000
1940
Shares_
November
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
...
687,000
6,137,000
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30-.
-
Jan. 1
BONDS
$
10,000 Chicago Ry 1st M 5s ctfs..1927
700,000 Commonwealth Ed 3%s._1958
STOCKS
Shares
Shares
2,598
'"""424
520
300
1,550
1,550
750
350
50
765
24,300'Allied Laboratories common..*
3,950 Allied Products Corp Com__10
3,350
Class A
25
8,812 Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
*
>
2,959
21,100
650
6,122
42,686
148,851
19,800
250
66,950
3,356
250
7,850
2,350
344
100
2,380
3,100
68,468
100,670
1,670
1,100
1.960
400
9,750
18,350
200
1,600
550
1,050
5,421
3,400
2,100
1,955
13,750
420
100
150
4,350
"T350
7,220
1,365
128% 128% 1121
69
Sale
144
47
121% U3%
114
49
9%
3 %
3
12 %
18
9%
1914
40%
9%
Sale
3%
it*
10%
20%
Sale
*
19
Highest
Sale Prices
8
Nov.
1
American Pub Serv pref
100
Amer Tel & Tel Co capital.>100 171% Sale
5% Sale
Armour & Co common
5
15% Sale
Aro Equipment Co com
1
% Sale
Asbestos Mfg Co common
1
38%
Associates Invest Co com
* 35
5
5
Athey Truss Wheel capital
4
2
Auburn Auto Co common
*
2%
2
1
Automatic Products com
5
%
Automatic Washer common
3
Sale
Aviation Corp (Del)
3
3%
3%
Aviation & Transport cap
1
6%
Backstay Welt Co common
*
17%
barber Co (w H) common.._1
9%
9%
Barlow & Seelig Mfg A com
5
if*
5,325
13,950 Bastian-Blessing Co common.*
8,460 Belden Mfg Co common
10
14,200 Belmont Kadio Corp
*
59,331 Bendix Aviation Corp com
5
42,360 Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
7,050 Binks Mfg Co capital
i
26,186 Bliss & Laughhn Inc com
5
75,272 Borg-Warner Corp common..5
3,480 Brach & Sons (E J) capital
*
2,850 Brown Pence & Wire cl A pfd. *
5,800
Common
5
common
60() Bunte Bros common
13,650 Burd Piston King common
54,271 Butler Bros common
12,416
5% cum conv pref
10
1
10
30
Nov. 23
Sale
52
50
53
Sale
51% Nov. 27
10
Nov. 27
55
17 %
9%
5
31%
10
18%
10%
5%
Sale
10%
4
Sale
23
Sale
25%
21%
Sale
Sale
18%
17
4%
10%
4%
11%
2%
7%
20%
165% Sale
5% Sale
12
10%
1% Sale
35% Sale
4%
3%
Sale
Sale
21
16
1
%
2%
5%
Sale
Sale
9
10
11 %
1%
1%
37%
3%
38%
3%
1%
%
%
%
4%
3!
Sale
17%
92%
5
Sale
Sale
3%
_
6%
6%
if*
19%
if*
10
Sale
18%
Sale
Sale
11
5%
33%
7%
Sale
17%
11%
5%
Sale
8%
5%
17
12
4%
32%
Sale
8
Sale
5%
4%
4
19
Sale
20%
16%
20% Sale
20% Sale
17%
16%
9%
7%
Sale
17%
10%
Sale
5%
19%
Sale
Sale
Nov. 16
4% Nov.
13
1
16% Nov. 20
21% Nov. 28
34% Nov. 27
91 % Nov.
164% Nov.
4 %
Nov.
Nov.
10
1% Nov.
35% Nov.
3% Nov. 27
% Nov.
6
Nov. 27
1
5% Nov. 18
4 %
2% Nov.
Nov. 27
18
10% Nov. 25
17% Nov. 23
11
Nov. 19
5
Nov. 29
32
Nov. 27
7% Nov.
1
Nov.
4
6
8
8£
m
Nov. 23
Nov.
6
Nov. 12
12
Nov.
6
Nov.
35
Nov.
8%
5%
21%
22%
17%
Nov. 14
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Nov.
Nov.
Nov. 28
2% Nov.
11% Nov.
9
15
19
15
15
8
3% Nov.
5% Nov.
4
8
Nov.
2
2% Nov. 25
5
Nov.
6
19
Nov.
4
20
Nov.
24
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
m May
%
73
May
146
May
4
May
3
8
Apr. 24
May
9
Apr. 17
Oct
Mar. 11
Jan. 31
Jan.
4
Feb.
8
3% Nov.
% May
% Sept.
% Apr.
4
Aug.
2% May
4% May
15% May
8% May
12% May
7% May
3% May
24% May
7% Oct.
3% May
Apr.
1
Apr. 15
Apr. 16
Feb.
Oct.
Nov.
Oct.
15
23
1
25
May
8
Sept.
4
Apr.
9
Mar.
7
Nov. 28
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
13% May
13% May
14% June
7% Nov.
Apr.
June
9
7
5
Apr.
5% June
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Oct
11
7
15
16
31
Jan. 11
Mar. 12
% Jan.
30
June
2
6
3
Nov. 28
Jan.
Jan.
22 j% May
10
6
15
Oct.
Feb. 21
Feb.
6
Nov.
7
May
May
Nov. 25
17
3
Sale
Sale
Apr.
July
Oct.
4%
5%
18%
11%
18%
8
Nov.
May
May
May
May
May
10
Nov. 9
Nov. 13
Nov. 8
Nov. 4
Nov. 6
3 % Nov. 21
6*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
7
17% Nov.
21% Nov. 28
1
38% Nov.
4 94
6 167%
5%
29
25
11%
1 %
1
1 35%
Apr.
50% May
34%
7%
2%
2%
Nov. 25
13% Nov.
2%
Sale
10%
14%
2%
5%
19%
17
Sale
3
4
18% Nov. 28
19% JNov.
6
16% Nov.
6
7 % Nov. 25
2% Nov. 15
9% Nov.
6
9
2%
2
3% Nov.
9
3 % Nov. 20
11% Nov.
1
12
Nov. 29
25
90%
166%
1%
%
5
17
21%
34%
19
,
14
13
92%
13
20%
33%
22
"85%
3%
12%
12
Sale
38
4
3%
3%
12%
7
58% Nov.
10% Nov. 18
June
40
June
6 40
110% May 22 131
144
10
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
113% Nov. 20 120% Nov.
54%
Sale
53% Sale
11
10%
3%
3%
4% Sale
11% Sale
14
12%
17%
16%
22%
21%
22%
96
54%
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
Sale
94
22,856 Bruce Co (E L)
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Par
16,978 Abbott Laboratories com
*
170
4% % cum conv pref
lOu
4,600 Acme Steel Co common
25
2,670 Adams (J D) Mfg common...*
4.959 Adams Oil & Gas Co com
*
19,320 Advanced Alum Castings
5
12,550 Aetna Ball Bearing common—1
250 Altorfer Bros conv pref
""248
Ask
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
1940
Bid
$
58,606
1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
November
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN NOVEMBER
PRICES
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
$29,000
1,509,000
$58,000
710,000
November
AGGREGATE
In
1939
1940
Bond Sales
5
Mar.
8
Jan.
3
Apr.
2% July
4% May
17% June
3
Campbell Wyant & Cannon
360
400
7,412
Foundry capital
*
3,977 Castle & Co (A M) common.10
2,030 Cent C^id Storage Co com__2l»
"l"750
21,070
1,300
14,800
11,550
122,800
4,330
Central ill Pub Serv pref
400
270
690l
30
2,584
11,650
1,100
200
45,600
'"500
7,530
14%
21
14% Nov. 28
21% Nov. 20
89%
90
86% Nov.
90%
Sale
%
6%
%
Sale
7
Sale
*
rH
Preferred
*
106
45
21%
11
olH
Sale
Sale
14 '
60 Chicago Elec Mfg class A#
72
7,400 Chicago Flexible Shaft com..5
6,363 Chicago &NWRy com...100
%
368 Chicago Ry pt ctfs "1"
100
430 Chicago Towel Co conv pref..* 108
70
1,150
Common capital
*
6,747 Chicago Yellow Cab capital-.*
8%
31,023 Chrysler Corp common
5
90%
52,120 Cities Service Co common
10
4%
3
16,000 Club Alum Utensil Co com
*
2,230 Coleman Lamp & Stove com..*
23%
496,775 Com'wealth Edison com
25
32%
18,300 Compressed Indus Gases cap_5
12%
7,006 Consolidated Biscuit com
1
2%
54,816 Consolidated Oil Corp
*
7%
25
Sale
Central States Pr & Lt pref..*
Chain Belt Co common
Checker Cab Mfg cap
*
-5
4,600 Cherry Burrell Corp com
192,450 Chicago Corp common
5
1
*
Convertible preferred
17,580
9
60
650
180
1,770
310
12,948
2,797
70
910
1,369
1,050
17,158
3,150
10,700
60
810
1,000
5,850
1,385
400
V t
3,100
822
c
95% Nov. 12
pref part shares
50
% Nov.
6% Nov.
% Nov.
Sale
Sale
%
% Nov.
5% Nov.
%, Nov.
Sale
~ '
106% 112% 105% Nov.
41
Nov.
40
43
46%
7
Nov.
10
7%
8%
21
Nov.
19%
21
Sale
%
5%
10% May
14 % May
8% Feb.
71
May
21
22
14
24
110
1
8
4
% Jan.
4% July
17
19% Apr. 20
Nov.
24
Nov. 20
47% Nov. 14
8% Nov. 20
21% Nov.
7
36
30
Sale
29
12%
73%
Sale
68
Sale
1
13
Nov. 21
1
Nov. 14
13
Nov. 21
1 %
29%
28
Nov. 28
Nov.
31% Nov.
71
70
Nov. 28
74% Nov.
2%
110
71%
Sale
Sept 10
4% May 29
15% May 28
28
June 10
14
9
;'
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
110
71
69
"Io"~
9
Sale
76%
5%
2%
35
Sale
34
30%
Sale
28%
Sale
1%
5%
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
37
9% Nov.
75
Nov.
10%
*85%
6%
2%
5% Nov.
2% Nov.
35
28
Sale
1%
5 %
4%
Com part shs v t c A
50
2
Common part shs v t c B
*
Sale
Container Corp of Am com..20
30
Continental Steel common
*
Preferred.
...100 107
Crane Co common
25
23% "24"
61
Sale
Cudahy I act Co 7 % cum pf 100
Cunningham Drug Stores. ,2%
18%
18%
Curtis Lighting Inc common2%
2
3%
Dayton Rubber Mfg common.l
18%
19%
Cum class A pre?
35
31
23%
c
it*
2
Sale
3%
1
1%
%
%
%
%
15%
17% Sale
25%
21 %
24%
109%
103% 110
19%
21% Sale
.
37
3
6
20
Oct.
84
Apr.
4
% Jan.
% Jan
8
15
Nov. 12
Nov. 18
2%
"15%
:
25..,
1
30
4
"20%
75
18
15
2
H\
10H
24%
Sale
11%
12%
8
Jan.
29
5
Nov. 26
%
8
10
iff*
9
Nov. 13
7
18%
99%
13%
Nov. 12
51
22% Nov.
Nov.
80
Nov.
8
16% Nov.
1% Nov. 19
1% Nov.
10% Nov.
11% Nov.
9
32
32
22
May
May
May
May
May
July
June
May
7
Nov.
6% May
2
3% Mar. 12
Apr. 15
33
Apr.
8
16% Mar. 7
3% Jan. 26
23
Nov. 21
Nov.
2
2% May
May
25% May
10
May
1
May
5% May
Nov. 26
17% Nov.
Nov.
109% Nov.
1%
2%
6% Nov. 15
Feb
4
Nov. 21
15% Nov.
23
64
Nov.
4
% Nov.
9
3
7% May 22
53 % May 28
Nov.
5
Feb.
Apr. 26
May 28 116
June 28 75% May 10
11% Mar. 25
Jan.
3
91
93
1
7
1
1
30% Nov.
3% Nov.
% Nov.
"l6~" "16%
15
Oct.
June
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
2
28
2
55
35
1% Nov. 19
5% Nov. 30
Jan.
May 21
25% June 11
Nov.
IV4
73
70
1
5
4%
5
13
11
7
7
9
14%
3%
18% Oct.
% June 10
% Jan. 23
Nov.
70
69
Sale
Jan.
11% Oct.
21% Nov.
% May
19
10%
83%
6%
2%
3
7
8
12%
2%
2%
%
%
108
109% 109% Nov.
108% 110
66
Jan.
4
37
Sale
3%
'8
13%
12%
7
11% Jan. 11
95% Nov. 12
29
Apr. 17
Jan.
2
%.Mar. 14
92
May 25 in* Feb. 13
18% Oct.
13%
Sale
1%
Consumers Co—
270
4
16% Nov. 12
Nov.
7
Corp—
Sale
'
50
130
20%
13
3 213
400
14
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
218
'"850
Sale
70%
3%
20%
10,140
22,700
1,050
15%
22
Sale
7930
260
""166
15%
21%
14
11%
82%
Common
1
gh
Convertible preferred
*
% Sale
Cent & S W Util com (new) 50c
Prior lien preferred
* 113% Sale
Central 111 Secur
4,100
14%
20
22
21
22
15
29
38
1% Jan.
% June
3
21
3
13
6
19% Apr. 24
22 33
Apr.
9
3 110% Mar. 20
4
6
24% Jan.
Nov. 12
80
18
May 20
1% Mar. 8
May 22
24% Sept 23
12
9
19
Feb.
2
Jan.
12
19% Jan.
31% Jan.
23
2
26
Decker (Alf) & Cohn—
500
20
2,710
Common
80
Preferred
.......
196 Geep Rock Oil Corp
805
1%
conv
pref. *
*
2%
73
100
8,236 Deere & Co common
For footnote# see page 56.
10
1%
18%
2
30
22
21%
Sale
21
1%
2
27
1 %
26
Nov. 29
2
Nov. 15
26
7
Nov. 15
Nov.
.1 % May 21
23
Aug. 10
7% May
23%
Sale
21%
20
Nov.
6
21% Nov.
7
9
13% May 22
2% Mar.
Feb.
11% Apr.
23 % Jan.
30
8
8
23
4
CHICAGO
DEC., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
2,150
800
"i]§66
250
3,800
2,500
1,350
80
624
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
In
-November
"""240
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
CHICAGO
STOCK
55
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Since
STOCKS
Bid
*sk
13
9
200 De Mets Inc preferred
*
Dexter Co (The) common.---5
1,140
7,461
7,926
3,450
10,150
3,950
55,450
23,650
5,750
Bid
17
Sale
9
6
5
8
9
854
Sale
11*
34*4
33
Dodge Mfg "Corp "common— *
Eddy Paper Co. (The)
*
El Household Util Corp
.5
Sale
13
15
15*4
354
24
Elgin Nat Watch Co
15
fEversharp Inc common
1
100 Fair (The) preferred
100
4,360 Fairbanks Morse common—*
Sale
Sale
10
33
39 *4
Sale
1054 Sale
4 54
2954
4
354
3154 Sale
1*4
154
2
45*4
Sale
7
1454
1854
17
Sale
Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
43
41
June 19
9
5
Nov.
1
954 Nov. 15
1154 Nov. 8
454 Nov. 25
854 Nov. 27
954 Nov. 20
Aug.
4*6 May
954 May
31
May
9
May
1154 May
4
37
14
1354
1754
Sale
16
4*4
33
37
1254
Lowest
Sale Prices
17
9
454
Sale
1054
154
Connell Dredge
& Dock Co common
*
2,450
10
17,200 Four-Wheel Drive Auto
5
12,900 Fox (Peter) Brewing com
Ask
Ask Bid
454
com..2
Dixie-Vortex Co common
*
Class A....--------------*
Diamond T Motor Car
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
1940
Par
1354 Nov.
7
14*4
"Nov." 14
17
Nov. 15
18
Nov. 18
354
28*4
1*4
3754
4154
Nov. 25
Nov. 6
Nov. 2
Nov. 12
Nov. 27
454
3154
1*4
3754
4654
Nov.
9
Nov. 18
Nov. 2
Nov. 12
Nov. 1
7
15
15
23
21
22
Jan. 26
May 23
3
21
154 Oct.
3
3754 Nov. 12
2954 June
5
1154
554
1056
1454
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
20
19
15
12
38
Mar.
5
1454 Nov.
18
Nov.
4*6 Apr.
3154 Nov.
254 May
14
18
29
18
25
Mar.
40
6
4954 Apr.
8
29
6
11*4 Feb.
10
Oct.
4
17
28
25
2554 Nov. 27
5
Apr. 18
Feb. 27
18
66
Apr.
8
8
5754 Jan.
8
1254 Apr.
2*4 Jan. 17
4954 Apr. 15
8
5654 Apr.
8
754 Apr.
8
6*4 Apr.
554 July 24
6
1254 Feb.
25
Apr.
8
12*4 Feb. 21
27*4 Jan. 27
20*4 Feb. 19
2
954 May
Fitz Simons &
300
1,950
4,400
5,300
1,000
100
428
100
2,900
1,576
14,809
527
800
"""206
1,406
800
3,900
1,060
120
250
900
1,300
240
100
250
2,175
150
2,055
1,100
2,574
800
2,317
1,400
754
I,125
100
10 54
4
13 54
Sale
1
42,450 Fuller Mfg Co common
10,700 Gardner Denver Co com (new) *
16
Sale
54 34
Sale
4 54
3%
6 54 Sale
Safety Razor com.
*
250 Godchaux Sugars Inc class A_»
7,850 Goldblatt Bros Inc common..*
Gillette
Hall Printing
Parts...3
preferred (w w)
.25
Werner Motor
240 Heller
3,080 Hibb Spencer
Bartlett com—25
31
10,650 Indep Pneum Tool s t c new..*
*
3,067 Indianapolis Pr & Lt com
1
7,121 Indiana Steel Prod com
6,604 Inland Steel Co capital——*
13,282 Internat Harvester common..*
26
254
88
Sale
"4*
1754
Sale
Sale
4954
~
1,920
90
300
100
'4454
102
Sale
354
,54
154
354
"754
Sale
26
10
1254
1654
*
*
150
90
II,400
21,250
1,650
50
550
4,260
250
600
3,627
""400
15
1,172
500
900
1,135
1,650
20
400
6,230
300
150
140
100
"200
2,696 National Cylinder Gas..
3,950 Nat'l Pressure Cooker Co
2
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
Cumul conv pref
4,790
National Standard—
Common stock...
—10
11,650
8
3854
30
Sale
354
28 54
354
7*4
14
8
Nov.
9
Nov. 14
9
2
2
Nov.
37
13*4
33 54
1354 Nov. 21
3154 Nov. 13
Sale
7
.
Sale
2
754
14
10
Sale
1654
1554
Sale
23
25
554
3654
8
3754
Sept. 12
16
954 May 21
554 June
3
8
7
3
754
2654
2054
254
8554
51*4
Nov.
14
Nov. 29
8
3356 Nov. 20
1454 Nov.
Mar.
1
May 21
June 26
5
Nov.
% Nov.
354 Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
May 27
2
654
1854
2054
254
Nov.
2254 Nov.
354 Nov.
94
Nov.
May 21
May 25
Nov. 27
Nov. 8
May 23
38*4 June 10
56 Oct. 29
254 Nov. 21
66 54
5654 Nov.
Nov.
4
Nov.
254
1754
1254
1854
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
3
Nov.
Nov.
19
43
Nov.
Nov.
4554 Nov.
43
Nov.
13
Nov. 13
1
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
454 Nov.
4
Nov.
Nov.
10154 Nov.
49
Nov.
4
4*4
756
10154
10154 Sale
47
4654
4854
454
354
254
54
156
356
25
654
654
6*4
154 Sale
19
1754
754
654
13
954
May 22
5
Jan.
*4e May 10
954 Nov.
28
July 29
34 54 July
1
1056 May 21
30
Jan.
5
9
14
18
7
11*4 June
9
May 21
17
July 15
1854 Nov.
1354 Nov.
13
8
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
354 Nov. 18
2
2*6 Nov.
Nov.
2556 Nov. 19
7
Nov.
8
4
54 Nov.
156 Nov. 29
4
654 Nov.
654 Nov.
2
19
1
Nov. 29
754 Nov.
Nov.
1754 Nov.
8
Nov.
4
Nov. 13
i!iK
Nov.
9
Feb.
7
15
1
Mar. 12
42
3
1554 Apr.
35*4 Apr. 20
10*4 Apr.
26*4 May
1654 Apr.
1954 Apr.
15
10
Feb.
23
1
5
5*4 Jan.
3
1354 Jan.
Apr. 30
2354 Oct. 16
3*4 Nov. 18
28
94
Nov. 13
62*6 Jan.
454 Jan.
4*4 Jan.
18*4 Nov.
3
12
9
4
Jan.
3
23*4 Apr.
50
Apr.
10
9
17
Nov.
1
May 21
Feb.
9
8*4
554 May 21
8.10154
100
Jan.
38
May 24 4954
90
May 28 10354
354 May 28!
654
6
~"
254 June
54 Nov. 19
Apr.
*6 Sent.
13
9
Jan.
11
Feb.
13
Apr.
5
30
Mar.
6
Jan. 13
Jan.
Mar.
2 54 July 15
23 54 May 21
5
June 10
5
May 15
29
Mar. 27
Sept. 26
Apr. 20
Apr. 12
Jan.
3
Nov. 29
1
3
Sept. 18
12
10
Nov.
1654
154
2354
654
3854
1754
1554
154
2354
654
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
2354 Nov. 18
1554 Aug. 16
5
4 '4 Jan.
954 Juiy 15
9
May 22
11*6 May 21
4
154 Jan.
2056 July 17
754 Nov. 26
354 May 18
J an.
4
37
Nov.
39
July 26
654 Nov. 18
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
8
5
3
2
2454
8
40
7
Nov.
756 Nov. 14
25
1256 Nov.
1756 Nov. 14
2
26
27
15
Sale
2954
3054
3*4 Sale
2654
454
4*4
854 Sale
54.
,54
554 Sale
354
4 54
354
454
3*4
2754
554
5*4
27
4
7 54
2654
154
29*4
554
Sale
%
56
3*6
454
354
454
354
4 54
54
54
54
54
954 Sale
754 Sale
2254
2554
154
2
45
40
-----
Sale
Sale
24
26
954
35 *
1154
3754
1454
Nov. 12
8
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Jan.
25
Nov.
Apr.
26
Jan.
6
Jan.
5
Nov. 14
Jan.
May 21
11
June 24
Aug. 31
24
Jan.
Jan.
23
11
20
54 Nov.
356 Jan. 23
Jan.
20
716 Sept. 1*
4154 Nov. 12
Jan.
54 May 28
756 Nov.
26*4 Nov.
3654 Nov. 20
Nov. 18
5
June
Jan. 10
Apr.
10
54 Nov.
54 Nov.
1054 Nov.
Nov.
6
4
6
1
196 Mar.
3 54 June 10
3 56 June 10
$54 Nov.
Nov.
Apr.
Apr.
17
356
2454
3 56
556
554 Nov.
854 Nov.
Me Nov.
556 Nov.
354 Nov.
754 Nov.
17
27
2856 Nov. 20
Nov.
29
Oct.
Apr.
Mar. 28
856 May 22
1656 Nov.
2854 Nov.
4
Nov.14
34
26
1454
2854
3*4
2654
4*4
5*4
54s
3*4
354
354
54
54
45
3754 Sale
39
1
27
1554 Sale
26
Nov.
654 Nov. 18
654 Nov.
25
May 28
8
8
11
19
1054
22
26
22
954 May 27
Nov. 28
40
1
12*4 Nov.
1754 Nov.
54 Nov.
7
25
7.
154
1654
23
12 54 May 22
654 Nov.
9
954 Nov. 13
9
Nov. 26
May
354 May
2*4 Sept.
454 May
Nov. 14
754 Nov.
June 25
May 25
May 28
May 22
38
8
9
1354 Nov. 25
17
40
54
54
354
354
754 Sale
28
Sale
2054 Sale
354 Sale
8754 Sale
54*4 Sale
254
254
17
1754
1254
13
1854
1954
4254
4554
4
28
6H
35
Apr.
1754 May
1
May
30
July
16554 Aug
32
May
Nov. 13
11
2C
Nov. 12
28
Apr.
16
12
Jan.
24
9
Jan.
30
21
Jan.
3
Mar.
3
9
76
1354
25
9
35
15
1154
3754
1654
11
954 Nov.
.Tune 26
Mar. 26
7
Nov.
Jan.
20
26
May 21
May 29
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
35
13 54
"Nov.
1254 Sent. 20
1354 Nov.
Anr.
16
Jan.
1154
354
454
29
454
9
9
1156
354
Sale
4
2954
Sale
12
11
Nov.
4
4
Nov.
28
29
3354
454
4
8*4
12
954
Sale
10
454
Sale
Sale
4
2854 Nov. 28
32
Nov.
1
454 Nov. 25
8*4 Nov. 30
Nov.
34
Nov. 12
8
S
30
Nov.
8
2054 May
36
Apr.
6
4
554 Nov. 12
8*6 Nov. 30
3
754 Jan.
554
1454
9
Nov.
12
Feb.
19
7*4
Tune
12
Jan.
20
20
Nov. 20
2254 Nov. 27
5954 Nov. 25
22
54
13
13
10 56
13
1054 Nov. 26
1054
10
5054 Nov. 21
15
Nov. 25
9
16
Nov. 25
11
Nov. 19
11854
1254 May
45
10*6 Nov.
2
15"
154
2354
36 54
27
11""
9
Nov.
6
9
Nov.
42
1554
13
38
54
2454
3954
2854
25
V*
70
1154
*4
1354
1
Sale
Sale
26
1054
11
54 Sale
4254
1454 Sale
54
54
2254 Sale
38
2554
/
Sale
2754
6
1054 Nov.
54 Nov. 14
45
Nov. 14
13
Nov.
2
1454 Nov. 30
54 Nov. 20
*6 Nov. 27
2156 Nov. 27
2554 Nov. 14
Nov. 27
2554 Nov. 27
4354 Nov.
8
2654 Nov. 23
37
11
11
18
.Tune
11854 May
9
854 May
14 56 Jan.
109
Apr.
Ian.
12
12
23
Feb.
26
Anr.
Oct.
6
1054 Nov. 14
54 Nov. 30
45
Nov. 14
Jan.
22 54 Jan.
12^4 Jan.
7
1054
54
a
2254 Nov. 27
9
29
1354
54
Sale
June
8V4 May
954 Aug.
107
Nov. 20
8
31
41
54
454
7
Nov. 30
15
8
5*4 May
1554 May
Nov.
109
1254
Feb.
12
5554
10
154 Mar. 28
May
23
10
21
"1054
9
3
4
Nov.
19
1454
30
Nov.
July
8
Nov. 16
9
53
1254
Nov.
10
10
4
22
11
1154
22 54
5954
1554
1354
1054
11454
9*6
1154
Sale
1254 Nov.
\pr.
22
10*6 Oct.
354 July
98
12
*
2,600 Penn Gas & Elec A com
50
25,218 Pennsylvania RK capital
17,093 Peonies Gas Lt & Coke cap. 100
*
2,730 Perfect Circle (The) Co
Sale
V*
1
24
66
8
.....
754
2554
*
150
8
8
Nov. 1
Nov. 14
Nov. 13
Nov. 9
554 Nov.
854 Nov.
10054
4654 Sale
103
102
10154
354
354
354
254 Sale
2*4
254
54
54
54 Sale
154
15.
154
154
454
3*4
354
1154
For footnotes see page
254 Nov.
Nov.
5454 Nov.
454 Nov.
354 Nov.
38
55
35*4
854
154
3454
854
1954
1054
18*6
13
754
8
1,850 Parker Pen Co (The) com.-.10
5
2,200 Pea body Coal Co B com
6 % preferred
850
100
10
3,150 Penn Elec Switch conv A
100
18
.
250
3,667
2,458
1
26
Nov. 28
654
954
9
2,520 Ontario Mfg Co common—..*
Oshkosh B'Gosh Inc—
Common
_*
270
100
454
*
37,680 Northwest Bancorp com
*
3,650 Northwest Eng Co capital
1,760 Nor West Util pr lien pref-. 100
7% preferred
100
4,170
730 Nunn-Bush Shoe common..214
130 Oklahoma Gas & El 7% pf.-lOO
6
1,396 Omnibus Corp common
Preferred class A
100
40
preferred
10
Nov. 27
Nov. 28
8
Sale
Nov.
6
Nov. 28
Nov. 14
63
54
Nov. 27
Nov. 29
Nov. 27
8
13*4 Sale
46
Sale
2
28
"170
300
110
42
32
Convertible
31.
5354 Sale
554
654
354
1854 "1854
1354 Sale
1754
1954
22,278 Noblitt -Sparks lnd Inc cap. .5
20
39,510 North American Car com
810 Northern Paper Mills com
*
*
5,260 Northern 111 Finance com
280
1254
o
3,600
7% prior lien—....
100
2,900
7% preferred A
—100
1,350
6% preferred*A
100
17,350 Miller & Hart Inc conv pref..*
1
2,617 Minneapolis Brew Co com
*
5,400 Modine Mfg common
*
2,950 Monroe Chemical Co com
Preferred
*
460
60 Montgomery Ward & Co cl A. *
Common
-*
34,519
850 Mountain States Power pref 100
930 Muskegon Mot Spec class A__*
*
2,700 Nachman Springfilled com
1,160 iNational Battery Co pref....*
*
1,477 Nat'l Bond & Invest com
Preferred series A
100
150
1,800
"3954
3
Sale
90
454
4,500 Midland Util 6% pr lien...100
30
2254
254
2
10
*
250
10,500
6
1
14
654 Oct.
3 54 June
1256 Feb.
3
May
1454 May
25
2754
2354
854
Cumulative
3,350
40
100
9
Sale
Sale
100
—5
2,700 Lynch Corp common
*
2,790 McCord Rad & Mfg "A"
800 McQuay-Norris Mfg com
*
150 Mc Williams Dredging Co com *
1,200 Mapes Consol Mfg capital....*
*
97,647 Marshall Field & Co com
130 Masonite Corp common
*
32,400 Mer & Mfrs Sec cl A com—.1
2,760
$2 cumul part pref
*
58,750 Mickelberry's Food Prod com_ 1
5
235,150 Middle West Corp capital
7,750 Midland United Co common..*
Convertible preferred A
*
66,950
50
9
Sale
13
preferred. _.._.*
Le Roi Co common
10
Libby, McNeill & Libby com. 7
Lincoln Printing Co com.....*
$3.50 preferred
*
Lindsay Light & Chem com. 10
550
8
4
10
554
18
3
1
*
870
110
3
6
1754 Nov. 27
7
Sale
854
420
2,850
44,645
11,000
2,310
15,610
Preferred
1,140
7,463 Lion Oil Ref Co capital
2,540 Liquid Carbonic common
13,700 Loudon Packing common
9
Sale
1054
1754 Sale
1354 Sale
Sale
_8
*
90
750
8
4
7*4 Nov. 9
754 Nov. 12
2554 Nov. 27
5
Nov.
7
1654 Nov. 28
10
13
3354
13 54
17
Preferred
354
49
27
29
7
1754
Sale
1154
Class B
—
*
31.504
4,850 Hubbelii Harvey, Inc com...5
1
6,792 Hupp Motor Car common
10
12,850 Illinois Brick Co capital
18,453 Illinois Central RR com—100
1,550
2,122
3
9
37
18,700 Katz Drug Co common
17,050 Kellogg Switchboard com
Sale
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
63
Nov.
52
Nov.
10
Nov.
254 Nov.
3454 Nov.
654
654
19*4
454
1654
28
Kentucky Util jr cum pref. .50
6% preferred
..100
Ken-Rad Tube & Lp com A. - *
Kerlyn Oil Co common A
5
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap
1
La Salle Ext Univ common
5
Leath & Co common
---*
350
4
Sale
*
2,060 Horders Inc common
2,200 Hormel & Co (Geo A) com— *
Houdaiile-Hershey—
190 Interstate Power $7 pref
17
54
954
10
254
254
3454 Sale
50
Sale
554
5 54
854
854
754 Sale
Hein
1,900
400
53
Sale
Sale
Sale
Heileman Brewing Co G cap.. 1
6,615
2,180
6,100
13,908
14,000
9,850
10,650
2,500
1654
754
6 54
25
Sale
61
954
11
254 Sale
3754 Sale
51
Sale
454
454
354 Sale
7
600
1,450
5
1354 Sale
pref. 10
Harnischfeger Corp common .10
290
""400
654
24
Sale
52
18
Co common—10
6
754
2054
4*4
1654
63
Hamilton Mfg cl A part
1,750 Joslyn Mfg & Supply Co com .5
20 Kalalamazoo Stove & Fur cap 10
950
7
19*4
454
1654
5954
854
1854
1054
150
20
1,950
254
Goodyear Tire & Rub com
*
Gossard Co (H W) common..*
Great Lakes Dr & Dk com._ .*
General Motors Corp com...10
General Outdoor Aav com
*
800
400
1,530
1154
1054
254
47 54
$6 preferred
*
*
4,320 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c
30,724 Jarvis (W B) Co new capital.. 1
*
7,400 Jefferson Electric Co com
20
i
69
5654 Sale
General Foods common
16,282
13,350
46,050
11,523
2,090
2,300
25,150
7,050
16)4
63
$3 cum conv pref (new)—20
400
3,887 General Amer Transp com—5
2,500 General Candy class A
5
16,200 General Finance Corp com—1
13,418
92,069
5,692
8,152
1154
a1H
Sale
30
Jan.
4
Jan. 11
756 May 14
54 Jan. 22
35
May 20
1254 Sept.. «
*6 Nov. 27
15
May 21
May 21
2354 Ma v oo
25
12H
45
5
Mar. 15
Jan. 25
Mar.
1
Nov.14
1554 Mar. 18
256 Jan.
17
25H Nov. 14
4354 Nov. 8
Mar. 28
29
56
STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
November
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
250
13,430
2,050
800
250
50
1,200
1,100
100
STOCKS
14,300
10,050
11,450
37,437
8,750
3,480
2,200
2,730
38,000
700
600
3,438
1,700
150
150
550
2,450
Potter Co (The) common
.1
Pressed Steel Car common... 1
Process Corp (The) common..*
12h 18
14% Sale
%
1
119
Sale
39,340
1,590
1,600
32,050
1,400
105,710
96,963
35,544
14.000
16,127
9,435
50
"
s"66o
lTJoo
11,900
5,352
1,431
1,450
200
""906
27,182
441
..._*
Sterling Brewers Inc common.l
Stewart-Warner Corp com
5
110
8^1
11,850
36,235
1,352
9,910
4,516
4,700
2,516
200
1,818
367
20
250
10
Nov.
24,800
18,500
10,134
10,400
58,097
32
4
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Nov. 6
Nov. 20
Nov. 29
Nov.
*
Nov.
800
1,300
2,450
9,255
Sale
83
86
66% Sale
Sale
Sale
1
25%
*
Woodall Indust common
20%
Sale
21%
22
No par value.
75
7%
5%
New
York
from
Sale
74%
69%
125%
1%
there
is
nominal
a
or
Nov.
20%
17%
36%
4%
Nov.
Nov. 28
Nov. 2
Nov. 7
Nov. 1
12
69% Nov. 28
15% Nov. 27
A London
The
Sale
21%
22
Sale
20
21
26% Sale
117%
Sale
6% Sale
7
Sale
Sale
1%
2
4%
3%
84%
2%
5
4
88
16
16%
18%
19%
103%
6%
95
%
103
7
6%
91
1
1%
%
20% Nov.
20% Sale
102
93
91
90
5
5
Sale
95
Sale
5%
5%
4%
5%
80%
82
3%
4
16% Sale
80% Sale
4
3%
2%
16
Sale
quotation
for
Nov. 12
Nov, 7
Nov. 30
Nov. 12
76% Nov. 4
19% Nov. 13
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Inc
22
7
95
1
^ov.
4% Nov.
4% Nov.
79% Nov.
4
Nov.
15
Nov.
exchange on
Nov.
8
21% Nov. 18
24% Nov. 12
108% Nov. 1
5%
5%
81%
4%
17%
Feb.
7
Mar. 14
Mar. 12
Jan. 19
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Nov.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
4
22
8
17
7
12
9
4
Jan
6
June
17
7%
38%
25%
32%
47%
5%
6
16% Apr.
24
8
June
May
Feb.
June
May
May
May
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
10
Jan.
3
June
12
May 28
33
4
10
60%
12%
1%
50%
41%
103%
%
%
1%
1
1
11
21
21
23
30
88
_8
23% Apr.
4
Feb.
1
Jan. 25
76% Nov. 9
Nov. 20
130
Jan.
1
5
Jan. 12
87H
21
2
Apr.
4
Nov.
1
Nov. 27
Nov. 28
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
2
29
Nov. 26
12
40
Oct.
8
2
Feb.
5
9
8
3
4
7
19
39%
23% May
24% Jan.
5 28% Jan.
3 117% Jan.
16% May 22
14% May 23
14% June
76% June
4
May 21
88% June 20
Aug. 29
May 15
May 15
May 23
23
18
18
12
June 12
Mar
15
8
95
Oct.
Apr. 30
1% Jan.
5%
6%
93%
4%
17%
9
Nov. 23
Apr. 26
Apr.
9
Oct.
00
Apr.
x Ex-dividend
land declared that under
London, although in
der be devalued.
no
circumstances would
the guil¬
guaranteeing
He considered that the Dutch
The Reichsbank, he said, was
the present exchange
rate.
investments in the United States and the Dutch East Indies
regarded
as an
It is understood that
advance.
Great Britain has given assurance that such assistance as
be required to meet Greek needs in the sterling
may
20%
39%
.5%
12%
4
1% May 16
25
41
dispatch of Nov. 6 stated that Great Britain
the Greek Government a credit of £5,000,000.
sum was
38% Nov. 12
22% Nov. 14
Mar. 18
Feb. 15
K Nov. 20
80
20% May 28
10
May 22
1
Aug.
9
4% May 22
4% May 31
15% Jan.
9
17% May 29
Sale*®
Berlin and Home.
had granted
8% Nov. 12
7% Nov. 28
8
Jan.
June 12
May 22
May 21
1% Mar. 25
13
Nov. 13
17
38% Apr. 15
2
65
Nov. 13
33
71% Sale
16% Sale
101
1
7%
6%
i
nl*
8
68
Nov.
7 74% Nov. 1
68%
70%
Sale
68% Sale
66% Nov. 27 76% Nov. 9
Sale
Nov. 20
127% 128% 124% Nov. 2 130
Sale
1
1
Nov. 14
1% Nov. 2
1%
% Nov. 15
% Nov. 2
%
1%
1% Nov. 12
1% Nov. 15
Sale
27% Nov. 16 29% Nov. 26
28% 27%
.40%
53)
page
either in New York
Oct.
Jan.
May
May
Nov. 14
14
Oct.
Jan.
3?*
19*
May
Nov. 12
2% Nov. 7
1 % Nov.
4
27% Nov. 12
21% Sale
17% Sale
37%
38%
5% Sale
11%
12%
19% Sale
t Name changed from The Wahl Co. to Eversharp
(Continued
is not quoted
33% Nov. 29
Nov. 26
Nov. 2
Nov.
Nov. 14
Nov. 28
35% Sale
Sale
20%
18%
22%
108%
116
*
May
1% May
24
June
66% Nov. 20
7
6
Sept. 26
30% Apr. 26
10% Nov. 9
88
Apr.
6
Mar. 7
4
Apr.
May 10
Nov. 12
33% Nov. 29
Aug.
12% July
1
2
Feb.
Feb. 20
62
Nov. 12
19
4
13
Sale
13
1%
1 8*
May
6
16% Nov 12
28
Jan
2% Nov, 29
1% Feb.
20% June
101% Nov. 20
7% Nov. 14
Nov.
14
May
1
Jan. 30
8
Aug. 13 12
101% Apr. 10 101% Apr. 19
1%
lh
..2
Nov.
June
3
June 13
Feb. 19
June 26
June 10
14
4
4
12% Jan.
F?b. 16
% May 18
95
141
33
65%
12%
1%
1%
25%
1%
12%
%
14
4*
Sale
Sale
19
40
Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co capital
.
6% Nov.
60
13
2
12%
1%
Sale
1^
1%
59
37% Sale
4%
4%
117
1%
Yates-Amer Mach capital.. -.5
Zenith Radio Corp common
4
6
Nov. 18
24% Nov. 15
10% Nov. 9
80% Nov. 6
1% Nov. 7
_
% Nov. 12
7
J*>
87% Sale
16% Sale
*
9% Nov.
Nov. 27
30% Nov.
33
32%
%
34% Sale
21% Sale
14% Sale
.....
Nov. 13
Nov. 29
46% Nov. 8
% Nov. 2
% Nov. 20
9%
74%
1%
27%
15%
16%
10
If*
70
Sale
Common.
157
Nov.
Nov.
Wisconsin Bankshares—
6,500
108
5
23
6
Sale
Sale
75
1% Sale
26%
28%
17%
Sale
Sale
29
17
Sale
Sale
1%
8% Sale
7
Swift International capital—15
Wieboldt Stores Inc com.—.*
Cum prior preferred..
650
*
3,000 Williams Oil-O-Matic com...*
650
10'
5
23
9
Sale
24%
11%
Texas.
Preferred
Nov.
% Nov.
9% Nov.
%
8*
12% Sale
1% Sale
1%
26% Sale
Sale
Corp capital
....25
Thompson (J R) common..—2
Trane Co (The) common....25
Nov.
Nov.
101%
66
15%
..25
fWahl Co common
*
Walgreen Co common..
..*
Wayne Pump Co capital
1
Western Union Teleg com.. 100
West'house El & Mfg com
50
Nov.
1
Sale
2%
5% Feb.
Jan.
3% May 15
% May 11
5% May 28
% June
4
6% May 28
9% Nov. 9
% Nov. 7
14% Nov. 7
2% Nov. 29
28% July
Sale
6
22
140
%
9%
Sale
...
Storkline Furniture com
10
Sunstrand Mach Tool com...5
Swift & Co
capital stock
Nov.
100
12%
1% Sale
i %
2%
26% Sale
12
13
2%
Stein & Co (A) common
7% cumul preferred
8,138
100
20,040 Utah Radio Products com..,..l
9,750 Utility & Ind Corp common..5
Con vertible preferred
16,200
7
1,310 Viking Pump Co common....*
1,400
2,700
2,600
5%
23%
9%
79%
1%
25%
15%
16%
32%
~
1%
47
%
Highest
Sale Prices
12
2
103
104
Sale
157% 159% 153
47
51
46%
1
%
%
Sale
12
22.001 Union Carbide & Carbon cap.*
30,665 United Air L Transp capital._5
200 United Gas Corp common
1
20
7,077 U S Gypsum Co common
113,132 United States Steel common..*
2,458
2,938
154
8%
101%
Lowest
Sale Prices
42
75%
809 Standard Gas & Elec com....*
Stand Oil of Ind capital....25
200
^
12 %
Sale
1
41
8,900 Standard Dredge (new) pref_20
Common (new)--.-27,565
1
4,133
105
10% Sale
2
80
1
Sale
43I
Highest
Sale Prices
8%
95
171 St Joseph Lead Co cap
10
910 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap..*
1,600
6,700
Ask
7%
Sale
2
io7H
pfd__*
13,818 Spiegel Inc common.
Sale
%
12%
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
9
—--
330 Southwestern Lt & Pow
1,417
Bid
.
3,740 Southw G & E Co 7% pref._100
"lSO
Ask
*
Preferred..
....100 145
Rath Packing common..
45
48
10
Raytheon Mfg Co com
60c
%
1
6% preferred
5
%
H
Reliance Mfg Co common...10
11%
13%
Preferred
100 101%
Rollins Hosiery MillsCommon
..........4
1%
1%
Sangamo Elec Co com (new).*
25% 27
Schwitzer Cummins capital.
9
10
1
85 % Sale
Sears, Roebuck & Co capital.. *
Serrick Corp class B common .1
28
29
8ignode Steel Strap Co pf—.30
Common
..._.....*
15%
17
14% Sale
Sivyer Steel Castings com
*
South Bend Lathe wks cap..5
23
Sale
common
620 South Colo Pow cl A com...25
60
Bid
Pictorial Paper Pkg com
5
Pines Winterfront common...1
Poor & Co class B
._.....*
Quaker Oats Co
Nov. 1
1940
Par
20
1,650
1
Jan. 2
3,000
11,900
7,498
3,150
30,394
3,800
12,698
4,210
2,700
5,070
6,200
1,830
525
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
area
of the utmost
importance and must remain intact.
Budapest dispatch of Nov. 20 stated that Hungary has
stopped the transfer of interest payments on its foreign
are
A
debts because of
a
for free currency.
sharp curtailment in the Nation's exports
The suspension became effective as of
will be forthcoming.
Oct 15.
Rumors persisted in financial quarters in the early part
of November to the effect that the United States might
nually in the servicing of Hungary's foreign loans.
Washington dispatches stated that according to a spokes¬
block
man
the
balances
of
all
European countries.
This has
Approximately 50,000,000 pengoes are involved an¬
for the Hungarian Legation, the suspension of interest
foreign debts did not apply to Hungary's war debts, of
reference especially to the balances of Germany and Italy.
A memorandum was circulated among the German bankers
on
this subject through the agency of the Dienst aus
on
Deutschland.
Treasury
It
represented that such blocking of European
funds would be harmful to the United States and would in¬
vite
retaliatory measures,
stood
at
the
end
of
as
the account balances
October
were
United States than to Europe.
This memorandum estimated
States
more
the total
adverse
claims
as
to
they
the
of United
citizens
against Continental European countries at
$3,448,000,000. which is asserted to exceed greatly the blaances
of
Continental
Europe in
the
United
States.1
The
memorandum said that United States direct investments in
countries of Continental
Europe, apart from Great Britain,
Germany and Austria, $235,500,000; Italy
and Albania, $70,200,000; Northern and Western
European
countries, $362,100,000;
Southeastern and East Europe,
$104,000,000; total for the European continent, $772,800,000.
were as
follows:
United States holdings of European securities, according
to the German memorandum, were:
Germany and Austria,
$885*400,000; Italy, $271,400,000; Northern and Western
Europe, $980,100,000; Southeast and Eastern Europe, $405,200,000; total, $2,542,100,000.
Finally, the German memo¬
randum claimed
that United
Continental Europe were
the Federal
Reserve
States short-term balances in
$133,500,000
"Bulletin"
as
on
April 3,1940, citing
authority for the
their
which
$2,000,000
instalment
of
are still outstanding, and that the Dec. 15
$10,000 will be paid to the United States
on schedule.
The value of the pengo, according to Budapest
had for some time previous to October been a
dispatches,
matter of
negotiation.
Before the war disrupted the foreign exchange
market the Hungarian currency was quoted at about six to
the United States dollar.
The Hungarian authorities on
several occasions in preceding months made it plain that
the countray could meet its foreign debt obligations only as
long as foreign markets paying cash remained open.
There
was practically no market for Hungarian'exchange in New
York for months preceding November, though a few trans¬
actions had been
19.50c.
to
the
effected from time to time at the rate of
pengo.
The free Continental currencies, the
Swiss franc, and the
held remarkably steady in November,
though transactions were on the whole quiet. The National
Bank of Switzerland on Nov. 15 showed total gold stocks
of 2,168,300,000 Swiss francs and note circulation of 2,122,-
Spanish krona
were
100,000 francs. The Bank's ratio of gold to notes was given
102.18% and its ratio of gold to total sight liabiltiies
as 93.12%.
as
On
Nov.
nounced
18
that
the
it
Swedish
had
Legation
at
Washington
an¬
dispatch of Nov. 8 stated that the Dutch
Exchange Institute was allowing dollar balances in Holland
balance of a $15,000,000
credit granted to Sweden on March 8, of which only about
$4,000,000 had been used.
The statement said that after
the events of April (which apparently concern the capture
to be used for
of
last figure.
1
An Amsrerdam
security purchases in New York. The German
Commissioner General of Finances and. Economics in Hol¬
Denmark
and
repaid the
Norway and subsequent control of trade
(Continued
on
page
57)
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
November
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
606,761
382,100
:
$168,960
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
.serahS
26,219
33,624
1939
1940
Bond Sales
1939
1940
Stock Sales
November
2,277,660
$366,900
2,446,650
AGGREGATE
STOCK EXCHANGE
BONDS
Jan. 1
$
1,000
99,600
71,450
2,000
2,000
5,900
1,396,650
498,300
68,500
53,000
STOCKS
Shares
473
3,987
1,521
7,73?
88
2,156
13,952
3,809
5.025
3,475
1,876
978
220
535
170
25
4 %% pref B
4% % preferred C
2*509
190
102
400
130
8
12,893
1,926
22,255
3,627
2,000
214
'""177
17
Preferred v.t.c._
1
Fidelity & Deposit
Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp.
Finance Co of Am class A
__
20
10
5
-_
22
Sale
1.55 Sale
10
par
"82 H
75
Sale
Sale
70
116
Sale
118
109%
80 H
117%
Sale
Sale
18%
125
123
30%
9%
120
32H
10
Sale
ber
17
121% 119%
119%
9%
3.50
Sale
48c
Sale
17
25
11
12
21% Jan.
20% Apr.
16
4
23c
55c
Jan.
25
1
35c
1
36c
2.50 Nov. 18
Nov. 12
42
18%
11c
to
ever
Sale
Nov.
12c
resort
became
to
much
Latin
13% Sale
27%
28%
Nov.
29
70
"17% Sale"
13% Sale
93%
45c
67%
68
57
Nov.
Nov.
48
Sale
1.50
1.10 Nov.
1.10 Nov.
93% Nov.
94%
10
50
2
20
10%
12%
35
22 %
33%
Sale
Sale
19%
Sale
page
56)
at the
expected level,
Sweden
most
part
of
could find
and
conse¬
held
boards.
steady
by
the
The foreign
various
trade and
exchange control.
The
no
way
to offset the loss of its
the
United States
Secretary of State
countries.
9
Feb.
6
5
3
65c
Mar. 26
Oct.
55c
Jan.
June
33
June 14
6
245
Nov.
9% Aug.
June
June
38% June
44% Jan.
12
May
1.00 May
84% May
20c
Sept.
54% May
112
Apr.
82
Sept.
Oct.
2.15
265
11
8
Mar. 12
27
May
6
29% Mar. 27
4% Nov. 26
75% Nov. 20
50
Apr.
5
17% Apr. 23
1.45 Jan.
11
95% Nov. 28
40c
Jan.
3
9
72% Jan.
Apr. 24
112
Nov.
83
Mar.
9
Nov.
71
Nov. 27
71
Mar.
75
Feb.
2
Nov.
13
Nov. 15
10
July
16
Mar. 15
35
Nov. 25
35
Nov.
40
1
37
Mar. 18
Nov.
35
37%
22
Nov. 20
19% Nov.
21% Nov. 23
33
Nov.
Nov.
7
14% May
32
Sept.
90
Apr.
23% Jan.
19
Shanghai, which reflect the developments in the Far Eastern
well as the European war, the other Far Eastern units
these complications, and
instrumentality of exchange
control agencies.
The London price for silver was 23%d.
on Nov. 1, and 22% d. on Nov. 29.
The Hongkong dollar was
23.06@23.32 on Nov. 1, and 23.41@23.62 on Nov. 30.
The
Shainghai yuan was 5.97%@6.25 on Nov. 1, and 5.65@6.00
on
Nov. 30.
Yen checks were 23.44@23.50 on Nov. 1, and
23.44@23.50 on Nov. 30.
were
in
rates
held steady through the
no
RATES OF
way
responsive
unofficial or free market peso was 23.30@
23.45 on Nov. 1, and 23.50^23.60 on Nov. 30.
The Brazilian
milreis was 5.02(go. 15 on Nov. 1, and 5.02@5.15 on Nov. 30.
exchange was 5.17 on Nov. 1 and 5.17
on
Nov. 30.
nominally quoted at 16.00 throughout November.
The Mexican peso was
20.85 on Nov. 1, and 20.80 on Nov. 30.
the Far Eastern countries during November
to follow much
the
same
course
Except for exchange
on
as
to
EXCHANGE ON LONDON FOR POUNDS STERLING
Commercial
Bankers' Bills
Bills
Cable Transfers
bight
4.03%@4.03%
4.03% @4.04
4.00
4.03%@4.03%
4.03% @4.04
4.00
bight
Nov.
1
Nov.
2
during
many
Hongkong and
—
SUN DAY
Nov.
3
Nov.
4
Nov.
5
Nov.
6
4.03% @4.04
4.03%@4.04%
4.00
Nov.
7
4.00
8
4.03% @4.04%
4.03% @4.04%
@4.04%
Nov.
4.03%@4.04%
4.00
Nov.
9
4.03% @4.03%
4.03% @4.04
4.00
4.03% @4.03%
J
4.03% @4.04
4.00
HOLI DAY
4.04
Nov. 10
SUN DAY
Nov. 11
HOLI DAY
Nov.12--_
4.03% @4.04
Nov. 13
4.03% @4.04%
4.03% @4.04
Nov. 14
Nov.15
Nov. 18
Nov. 19.
The Argentine
May
July
19% Apr.
1
situation
Similar
being carried on with most South Amer¬
previous months.
4
50
as
Nov. 16.
continued
Oct.
Jan.
8
32% Feb. 27
10% Aug.
7
130
Ex-divldend.
x
Nov. 17
on
Nov.
57
33
21%
32%
negotiations are
Exchange
11c
Apr.
4
Apr. 18
31% Apr. 23
8
14
10
83
100
thought, would seek a credit here of $100,000,000.
was
12
July
May
Nov. 15
111
71
Phillips Packing Co 5 M% pf 100
with
7
95% Nov. 28
Nov. 29
55
Sale
55
Export-Import Bank.
These several departments had been
close study to possible methods of alleviating the
Latin
American
exchange situation.
Argentina, it was
Peru
A
*
giving
Chilean
Nov.
17% Nov. 23
16% Nov.
17
17c
*
16%
1.10
89
Preferred
2.25 Nov.
Nov.
42
8
20% Nov. 29
29% Nov. 9
4% Nov. 26
75% Nov. 20
28% Nov.
2% Nov.
.....
representatives of the Treasury Department and of the
ican
June
Nov. 14
254
Nov.
18
20
"~5%
64
43%
European export trade.
On Nov. 13 an Argentine delegation arrived in Washington
and
9
70
20
1914, with the result that they have had
for conferences
Nov. 19
Nov. 14
48
17
28%
more aggravated since the beginning of the
The crux of the matter lies in the fact that
America
May
1% Mar.
1.40
measures
present war.
25
Nov.
13c
May
91% May
Nov. 29
2.50 Apr.
6
Feb. 15
25% Oct. 18
83% Mar; 26
119% Feb. 10
21
11c
245
2
Penna Water & Power com
16
Nov. 28
1.25
eastern Baltic area), shipments to
since
Nov. 15
Nov.
7
Nov.
9
Nov. 12
42
foreign exchange situation of the South American republics
has been in a difficult position except for occasional inter¬
vals
Nov.
1
Nov. 27
Nov. 15
19% Nov. 25
17% Nov.
15c
18%
50
30
Nov. 29
70
116%
109%
6%
5%
Feb.
20% Apr.
69
May
111% June
107% Sept.
5% Sept.
5% Nov.
33
1
100
35c
the
May
Aug.
July
1.35 May
Nov. 29
1
18%
86 %
exchange control
national
17% Nov. 18
17% Nov.
1
75%
1 119
Nov.
Nov. 13 111
Nov. 13
7%
7
Sale
Nov. 7
17
Nov. 29
19%
18%
6 120%
119
Nov.
Sale
29% Nov. 12 30%
120
19
10% Nov.
10%
2.25
2.25 Nov. 14
17%
17%
the Latin American countries during Novem¬
on
for
was
June
3
Feb. 20
37c
1.50
Nov. 30.
on
Sale
Sale
6
46
1
be maintained
Exchange
Sale
120
6%
"5H "6%
Sale
103
303
quently that country could no longer take advantage of the
credit as originally planned.
Exchange on Switzerland was
23.20@23.22 on Nov. 1, and 23.20(^23.21^ on Nov. 30.
Ex¬
change on Sweden was 23.82(^23.87 on Nov. 1, and 23.82%@
23.86
Mar. 28
July 20
14
Mar. 8
July 20 80
June
3 100
May 21 101
16% Nov.
17% Nov.
-----
21
50
1
(Concluded from
could .not
87
30c
Nov.
1.95 Nov.
17%
15%
25
North Amer Oil Co com
value.
channels in the
100
37c
2.20
Of" Sale'
1
127
5% Preferred
64,075 U 8 Fidelity & Guar.
1,185 Western National Bank
40
SO
16
40c
preflOO
27 Real Estate Trust Co
450 Seaboard Cnmm'l com
6,767
102
100
15%
17
17% Sale
21
20H
Northern Central Ry
Owings Mills Distillery
335
5
46
90
Nov. 12
100
1
AssoccQm v.t.c.l
309 National Marine Bank
29,601 New Amsterdam Casualty
2,363
1,025
Nov. 12
85
100
100
Mar. 28
36% Nov. 15
42% Nov. 18
Oct. 24
June
6 101
May 28 103% Jan. 12
79% Nov. 14
23
May 21
30
May 21
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Nov. 18
10
85
*
2,521 Monon VV Penn PS 7% pref_25
1,621 MtVern-Woodb Mills com. 100
Preferred
100
1,763
210
No
100
100
277 Mercantile Trust Co
4,621 Merch & Miners Transp
14
Highest
Sale Price*
*
13,391 Houston Oil preferred
57,030 Mar Tex Oil
Common class A
14,734
100 Martin (Glenn L) Co com
268 Maryland & Pa RH com
1,500
Lowest
Sale Prices
100
*
—
145 Guilford Realty Co 6%
Common
20
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
35
1
Davison Chemical Co com
Eastern Sugar
Sale
30 Georgia Sou & Fla 1st pref. .100
27
20
*
*
Oonsol Gas E L & Power—
495
1,350
*
50
Brager Elsenberg Inc com
2,154
40
32%
31%
Ask
79% Nov. 14 79%
34
Nov.
6 36%
39% Nov. 4 42%
40%
41%
100
101
100% Nov. 8 101
102% Nov. 2 102
Sale
40
103%
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
34%
Sale
27
1
par
39,807 Arundel Corp
1,903 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
10,394 Bait Transit Co com v t c
1st preferred v tc
24,770
65 Black & Decker common
175
Nov.
Bid
Ask
Bid
..
1,707
1
'
1940
BALTIMORE CITY BONDSAtlantic Coast Line Conn
Certificates of indebt 5% Bait Transit Co 4s fiat
1975
A 5s flat
1975
B 5s
1975
Finance Co of Amer4^ ..1947
Georgia & Alabama Ry Co
1st mtge cons 5%
2,000
1945
500 Georgia Marble Co 6%
1950
1944
3,000 Interstate Co 5%
1946
4,000 Interstate Bond Co 6%
Share*
JAN.
Price
Jan.2
Since
$
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
BALTIMORE
SALES
In
November
Nov.20.
Nov. 21
Nov.
£2
Nov. 23
Nov. 24
4.03% @4.04
4.03% @4.04
4.03%@4.04%
4.00
4.00
4.03% @4.04%
4.00
4.03% @4.04
4.00
4.03% @4.04
4.00
HOLI DAY
4.03% @4.03%
4.03% @4.03%
4.03% @4.04
4.00
4.03% @4.04
4.00
SUN DAY
4.00
@4.04%
4.00
Nov.
26
27
Nov.
28
Nov.
29
4.03% @4.04
Nov.
30
4.03% @4.04
4.04
For
4.00
4.03% @4.04%
Nov.
25
4.00
SUN DAY
4.03% @4.04
4.03% @4.03 %
4.03% @4.03%
@4.04%
4.03%@4.04
4.03% @4.04
4.03% @4.04
4.03%@4.04%
Nov.
4.00
4.03%@4.04%
4.03% @4.04%
4.04
@4.04%
4.03% @4.04
4.03% @4.03%
4.03% @4.03%
4.03% @4.03%
4.03 %
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
daily rates of foreign exchange usually given here see page 112.
I
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1940
November
1939
450,196
Shares_
474,122
-
>
AGOREOATE
SALES
*
1939
1940
Bond Sales
November.
$9,650*
$73,400
1
BOSTON
PRICES
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN NOVEMBER
1
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
November
Jan. 1
13,800
27,200
17,050
23,450
Shares
460
70
8,650
176
;
STOCKS
Shares
1,180
'"177
434
1,558
14",881
1,330
2,570
^
BONDS
$
Boston & Maine RR—
Par
1st mtge A 4%.
285,600
...I960
Inc mtge A 4%%
589,200
1970
322,050 East Mass St RR ser A 4%s '48
Series B 5s.
100,150
.1948
Series O 6sJ^.
17,000
1948
Snries D 6s
1948
39,650
115
_
_
-
19
815
310
997
1,005
Preferred
Prior
27,137
7,531
2,976
2,020
50
75
654
2,871
175
20
"""610
145
275
1,864
38
5,670
"""372
1,107
1,538
"""238
390
135
7,115
100
"'"842
10
t
127
329
1,160
5
50
300
"""273
1,565
55
465
71
$83
27)0
2,882
870
1st pref
Class C 1st pref
1st pref class O
"11430
7,550
16
619
639
10
643
6,770
1,110
436
200
2,205
2,872
3,031
1490
5,298
757
9,067
1,032
240
70
stpd
100
100
5
25
*
4 %% cum prior pref
14,373
6 % cum preferred
15,101
3,191 East Mass St Ry Co
First preferred
2,185
Preferred B
2,828
Adjustment
3,088
52,960 Eastern SS Lines, Inc
Preferred
1,384
107 Economy Grocery Stores
24,398 Employers' Group Assoc
637 General Capital Corp
Georgian Inc (The)—
447
8% cum class A pref
2,029 Gilchrist Co
11,962 Gillette Safety Razor Co
941 Hathaway Bakeries class A
100
100
100
common
3,675 National Tunnel & Mines
450 N E Gas & El Assn pref
19,389 New England Tel & Tel
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Price*
70%
18%
Sale"
68%
17%
99%
101%
Nov. 7 70%
18%
Nov. 23
Nov. 1 104
Nov. 6 104%
67 % July
Nov. 22
Nov. 4
Nov. 30
Nov. 26
26
17% Nov. 23
74% Aug.
23% Aug.
3
2
Nov. 30
87
June
14 104
86
June
12 104% Nov. 26
101
July
2 106% Apr.
96
Nov. 15
10
10
June 24 106% Apr.
20c
....
Sale
92
U* ga!e
TO
145%
Sale
Sale
"44% Sale"
18*4
Sale
Sale
1
2%
165%
2%
100
9%
89%
10%
Sale
34%
44%
Sale
19
Sale
1%
1%
50c
6
2
Sale
2
3
,
2%
14%
17
19
1
6%
4%
7c
2%
43%
20
99c
1%
7%
X
5
20c
Sale
Sale
Nov. 15
Nov.
1
% Nov.
6
30c
9
1
Nov. 19
19
1% Nov.
18
Nov. 14
165% Nov.
1 167% Nov. 9
%6 Nov. 13
%, Nov. 13
2
2
100
Sale
2%
1%
a\*
Sale
2%
2%
101%
4 101% Nov.
10
Nov.
9% Nov. 14
95
Nov.
10
Sale
90
Sale
89% Nov.
1
92% Nov.
31%
45%
19%
Sale
Sale
31% Nov. 26
43% Nov. 6
18% Nov. 8
35% Nov.
47% Nov.
19% Nov.
i*
50c
5
i*
Sale
3
1%
1
Nov. 20
1 % Nov.
1%
2%
1%
2
1
1
2
2%
2%
2%
1%
2%
2%
1
3
12%
12%
"13""
2
Nov.
2
§*
2
»X
2
1 % Nov. 22
1% Nov. 22
1 % Nov. 23
2% Nov. 4
2% Nov.
75c
7
15c
5
5c
3
8
4
7
70
10
20
30
4
18
Sale
2
3%
1%
4%
20
2
Nov.
2
Nov. 20
12
24%
10c
3%
3%
2%
43
36
27c
75c
10c
20c
%
10c
4
4
3%
3
%
5
Sale
25
Jan.
20
26
Apr. 23
Apr. 20-
9
25
22
Nov.
7
24% Nov. 29
27% Nov. 14
10c
10c
4% Nov.
Nov.
9
3
June 20
3
Nov.
3%
1%
12%
5%
Nov.
7
1 % Nov.
Nov.
9
10c
"21%
5%
_____
1%
38
30
118%
Sale
5%
8
Sale
36
Sale
"2%
4%
Sale
4%
3 % Nov.
2% Nov.
8
1
10c
19
Nov. 15
Nov.
78c
Nov. 18
10c
Nov.
10c
Nov. 12
122%
2%
Sale
2
116
Nov.
Nov.
Sale
36c
80
Sale
Sale
22c
"35c"
25c
5c
28c
21c
5
Nov.
7
1
2% Nov.
9
6 125% Nov. 22
12c
Sale
*
*
12
Sale
1.00
44
30% Sale
40c
90
7
1
99
7%
1%
Nov. 13
18c
Nov. 12
35c
4c
Nov. 20
5c
20c
Nov. 23
Nov. 20
20c
Nov. 30
Nov.
1
26
13%
22%
1%
9
1%
10
12%
21%
1%
8%
1%
9%
7%
29
Nov.
Nov.
1
Nov.
1
Nov.
Nov.
4c
5
1
Nov. 15
2
Nov.
9
Nov. 29
9
Sale
Sale
50c
1%
110
Sale
30
5c
34
55%
44%
44c
1
99
Sale
43% Nov.
6
44% Nov. 25
45c
6
75c
45c
Nov.
Nov.
55
9
10
107
9
1
1%
32
70
7% Nov.
1% Nov.
29
1
9
Nov. 29
9% Nov. 19
1% Nov. 18
30
Nov. 15
-
25
25c
Jul?
2
Oct.
Jan.
May
25
30
8
4
18
52c
16%
28%
1%
9%
4*
9
5
75c
9
May 13
Apr. 24
June 28
Jan.
Jan.
16
12
Feb.
6
Feb.
17
5
Mar. 14
45% Apr
5
33% Mar. 16
5c
35
llv>
62c
2
25
June 10 102
Sent.
Nov. 19
Apr.
8
Sept.24
12% Jan.
Oct.
5% May 21
% May 21
25
July 18
7
26
% Feb. 21
May
8
Oct.
4
39% June
35c
May 22
2%
Feb.
Apr. 22
Apr. 20
May 16
Nov. 20
25% Jan.
1
8
6c
84
60c
27
Juiy 19
22% May 22
Nov.
15
92c
7
" Nov.
3
Nov. 12
2% Nov.
38% Jan.
17
30% Nov.
59
2
27% Nov. 14
6% May 11
22
7% May 21
5% May 21
35
2
2% Mar. 19
10c
4
1
7
Nov. 22
Feb.
25
65
9
Nov.
24
Feb.
Jan.
2
15
Nov.
55
8%
29
34
Apr.
Apr. 24
9
8% Feb.
27
6
Sale
4
20
18
20
Nov. 20
5c
.4*
4
16-
Jan.
6% Mar.
23 137
1
6
ni
Jan.
7% Au^.
11c
34%
30
1
50c
30%
4
23
20
1% Nov.
10% Nov.
50c
30
Apr. 24
May 22
10c
•8
July
7% May 23
14% May 22
% Aug. 31
Nov. 23
14% Nov.
38
1%
27
61
20c
Oct.
Nov.
4% Jan.
4c
Apr.
1
May
27
Sept.
108
May
4
Apr.
63
May
%» Apr.
35c
Aug.
Nov. 19
8c
12%
21%
1%
8%
12
84
35c
9%
35""
46c
2%
Nov. 12
Nov. 19
5c
Sale
60c
35c
84
Sale
11c
Sale
47c
40c
1-3 Nov. 16
Nov. 12
45c
26c
1
Sale
57%
43%
36c
Sale
30
28
24%
84% Sale
43% Sale
55c
Sale
37
10c
Nov. 19
22c
8%
1%
9%
9%
Sale
69
80
Sale
2%
9%
.....
5c
27% Nov. 14
21% Nov.
4% Nov.
Feb.
18% Jan.
26% Apr.
31% Jan.
Juiy 20
6
% Apr. 20
2: 25c
Sept. 18
6
6
12% Jan.
12
1% Jan.
11% June 26
2
4% July
15
May 21
% Aug. 12
Nov. 22
5c
"2%
3
Nov. 25
60c
Sale
%
1%
11%
10
Nov. 15
20c
Sale
6%
1%
25%
10c
10c
Sale
80
22
1%
14%
*
*
915 Warren Bros
544 Warren (S D) & Co common..*
Oct.
74% Nov. 15
4
16% May 22
23% May 21
Nov. 15
Nov. 14
4
June
4
24%
1%
2
20
9
20c
10c
3
27
2
10c
10c
Jan.
25
25c
75c
Nov. 14
40% Nov.1&
Jan.
Nov.
11% Nov.
4% Nov.
18% Nov.
A**
60
8
9
Mar. 29*
Nov. 14
24
Nov.
3% Nov.
2% Nov.
2% Nov.
13
24
Nov. 25
Sale
1
100
May
May
1% Aug.
2% Aug.
40c
19
2%
15c
17
Sale
Feb
Apr. 11
19% Jan.
57
1% Mar.
8% Feb. 21
7
Nov.
5%
IK
§8
54
40c
11%
§*
18
50c
Sale
1
June
38c
14%
7c
1% May 23
May 21
12% May 22
75c
9
3%
1%
1%
14
16
11%
Sale
4% Sale
19
21%
16%
75c
1% 62 %c
3
5
2% Jan.
May
3
Apr. 20
July
3
May
O
Mar. 28
May
7
May
% Mar.
6% Nov.
23
38c
4
3
7c
Jan.
Nov. 20
7
59
60c
3
Nov. 19
38
69
38
Nov. 26
Nov.
23%
1%
9%
*
2,631 Suburban Elec Secur com
2d preferred
*
\\2
Torrington Co (The)
*
29,$27 Union
Cop Land & Min Co..25
200
5
7,372 Union Twist Drill..
25
45,476 United Shoe Mach Corp
6% cum preferred
25
4.286
18
38
*
10
Oct.
42
50
25
*
Nov. 23
40
16
%
22c
7
18
Nov. 22
2% Oct. 15
1
2% Nov.
28
May 23
1%
Sale
10c
Feb.
May
2
12%
1%
26c
May 15
2%
37%
Sale
Mar. 27
13% Nov. 14
1% Nov. 20
3
Nov.
4
4
26
13
23%
26%
5
18
17
12
15
23
Jan.
74 % Nov. 15
27% Nov. 14
12
22%
27%
26
Mar.
Apr.
3% May 23
Nov. 14
60
25
30
July
Jan.
Sept.
45c
1% Nov. 22
Sale
Nov. 14
Jan.
5
10% Jan.
4% May 21
17c
40% Nov. 15
12%
36
64c
9
3% Nov. 14
6
7
73
6%
125
Nov.
3
10
Sale
5
Apr.
23
1% Feb. 13
11% June 12
Nov. 7
Nov. 8
Nov. 14
Nov. 14
17c
Nov. 19
6% Nov.
9
12%
11%
%
8%
55% Nov.
34% Nov.
70
3
1X
36%
3%
Sale
10
Mar. 28
5c
14
58%
36%
10
7
2
16c
70
5
*
3
Sale
% Nov. 14
6% Nov. 6
17c
Nov. 19
4% Nov.
1
69%
10%
1%
3%
6
3c
5c
Nov. 26
Jan.
Feb.
lit
75c
2
4%
3%
5%
63c
70c
4%
15
16c
1%
Sale
9
75c
*
1
Sale
7%
15c
11% Nov. 14
70c
*
2%
85c
JX
63c
12%
Sale
1.00
61
1%
4c
1
12%
9%
Sale
1
14%
6%
21%
13%
Mar. 12
32% Jan.
3
1%
1%
1%
1%
8
2% Nov.
2% Nov.
July
16
1% June
8
Nov.
2
Jan.
May 22
2
3
8
2
18
17
11
Jan.
22
3 103
July
8
8
May 11
12%
14 z66% May 29 92%
126
May 23 149%
1
33% Oct. 23 36%
38% May 23 50%
12
4
16% June
20%
30
2
Jan.
2%
Apr. 11
8%
4
2%
1%
2
60c
2§
80
9
Oct.
Sale
15%
23%
30%
100
;
Jan.
15?| May
Nov. 12
Nov. 12
Nov.
8
6
4% Nov. 30
1 % Nov. 23
56%
*
*
...25
1
1% Apr.
5
13% Feb.
144% May 28
2
Sale
36
23
100
20c
21
21
*
1%
1
14
*
15
25
35c
20
Sale ' 166% Sale
95
Sale
*
*
1%
%
9%
16%
3%
20
30c
31%
2.50
100
Keece Button Hole Mach
1.285 Reece Folding Mach Co
24,408 Shawmut Assn
12,603 Stone & Webster Inc.
Sale
30
100
Mills
TMvor Oil Horn
171
15%
2%
3%
*
Sale-
17
58
100
30
"1%
100
136,657 North Butte Mining
228 Northern RR (N H)
3,276 Old Colony
Certificates of deposit
4.073
3,878 Old Dominion Co.
Ex-dividend
Ask
100
common
6% cum pref
15
4,603 N Y N H & Hartford
x
50c
1%
100
..100
4,756 Maine Central
Preferred 5%
100
2,348
.1
8,982 Mass Util Associates vt c
600 Mayflower Old Col Cop Co..25
11,278 Mergenthaler Linotype
*
29,851 Narragansett Rac'g Assn Inc.l
No par value*
101%
101%
15
*
6,835 Isle Royale Copper..
904 Loew's Theatres (Boston)
Venezuela Holding Corp
Vermont & Mass Ry Co
Waldorf System Inc..
35c
100
1
413 lnt'l Button Hole Mach Co__10
Utah Metal & Tunnel
Sale
69%
18
Sale
17%
99
99% Sale
101% 102% 104
*
Preferred
1,507
Class B
3,943
1,205 Helvetia Oil Co T C
41,343
1,840
4,407
4,814
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
101%
101%
2% Sale
2%
2%
1%
2%
1%
2%
2%
3%
154
3
287 East Boston Co
10
5,009 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com.*
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
96
100
1,994 Brown & Durrel Co common.*
Pacific
93
96
2
100
12,741 Calumet & Hecla
298 Cliff Mining Co
23,077 Copper Range Co
6,675
37,212
8,220
3,934
Bid
69%
"92"" "94"
100
_
100 Wirhita
•
100
CI E 4 % % cum 1st pf std 100
14
9,881 Boston Personal Prop Trust*. *
100
1,303 Boston & Providence
29 New River Co
571
stpd
Class D 1st pref stpd
100
Class D 1st preferred....100
1,300 National Ser Co
"""355
100
1st preferred class A
Class B 1st pref stpd
1st preferred class B
391
"""305
100
preferred
Class A
Nov. 1
Ask
par
7,296 American Pneumatic Service. *
6,458
6% non-cum preferred
50
First preferred
2,891
50
110.876 American Telep & Teleg
100
2,078 Assoc Gas & El Go class A
1
330 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet com.*
1,300
6% cum pref
100
5,628 Bird & Son, Inc
*
17,724 Boston & Albany
100
22,164 Boston Edison Co
100
46,312 Boston Edison (new)
25
15,967 Boston Elevated
100
15,757 Boston Herald Traveler Corp.*
748 Boston & Maine pref stpd__100
Common (stamped)
1,352
100
"
"3457
Bid
Jan.
8
Oct.
3
Mar. 20
Oct.
1
Apr.
12
Mar.
Oct.
7% Oct.
2
23
3
Mar.
31
7
18
A
SO
nr.
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
November-
AQQREQATE
SALES,
Shares
71
65
872
103
172
482
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
333
.
261
9,788
19
410
2,210
19,364
285
200
58
219
•» mm
138
95
22%
23%
6%
5,950
1,225
1,981
5,390
Colonial Finance Co common. 1
Commercial Bookbinding.—.*
Dow Chemical 5% pref.... 100
Eaton Mfg. Co.common.....4
802 Elec Controller & Mfg
....*
515 Faultless Rubber Co com—.*
1,040 Fostoria Pressed Steel.......*
6,127 u General Electric com...—..*
2,064 General Tire & Rubber com..5
Preferred
247
100
687
361
60
20
98
140
1,057
532
718
450
341
275
1,374
139
9
112
240
552
3
255
531
mm-
-
10
mmm
^
684
315
1,672
551
«•-»
-
1,288
680
70
8
mmm
-
205
900
176
265
75
3,890
2,896
119
com..
10
*
2,447 uGlidden Co common...
6,704 Goodrich (B. F.) Co.common *
2
$5 cum preferred..
....*
6,841 Goodyear Tire & Rub com
*
962 Great Lakes Towing...... 100
Preferred
641
...........100
1,143 Greif Bros Cooperage A com.*
693 Halle Brothers.............5
Preferred.
..........50
1,414
506 Hanna (M A) $5 pref....—.*
2,345 Harbauer Company.........*
*
3,293 ulndustrial Rayon com
4,924 ulnterlake Iron common.....*
10,155 Interlake 83—............*
*
1,766 Jaeger Machine
*
5,891 Kelly Island L & T...
12,104 Lamson-Sessions... ..—...*
1,254 Leland Electric.............*
1,390 uMartin (Glenn L) common..!
684 McKay Machine............*
1,127 McKee (Arthur G) class B...*
3,819 Medusa Portland Cement....*
2,835 Metrop Pav Brick Co com— *
72 Metropolitan Pav'g Brick pf 100
2,500 Midland Steel Prod....—...*
.*
5,652 Miller Wholesale Drug
607
1,753
200
143
258
45
982
819
a
u
"24%
4% Sale
4%
a4% Nov. 22
44
12%
94
16^
1%
58
13
87
16
97
18
3
63%
36%
18% Sale
17% Sale
n7% 12SH
33
Sai*
115
3%
40%
22%
26
Sale
85%
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
X
70
70
15%
17
10
16%
34%
12%
68
12
11% Nov.
6% Nov.
114
112% Nov.
33% a33% Nov.
6
41
23%
14% Nov.
al5% Nov.
al2
Nov.
al02
-as
Nov.
al4% Nov.
al2>| Nov.
"18**
17%
Sale
8*
14%
14%
43%
21%
a!6% Nov.
18H Nov.
Nov.
70
Upson-Walton.............. 1
X
Nov.
Nov.
20
Weinberger Drug Stores...... *
x
a36% Nov. 6
6% Nov. 19
x
x
a20% Nov. 20
a21% Nov. 20
a2% Nov. 18
30% Noy. 12
Reflects prices
w
1
Nov.
6 al6
Nov.
30
4
NQV.
a22M Nov. 13 a22% Nov.
20%
a6% Nov.
a9% Nov.
Nov.
12
11
11
al2
12
6%
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
al7H
a20%
36%
a3%
16
22%
36 %
4
a7% Nov,
12
al8
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov,
a24% Nov.
38
a
Nov.
4% Nov.
1%
% May 28
1
% July
5
z9% May 21 zl8%
30
Feb. 29 30 %
4
May 28 24 %
13 zl7
12% May 20 15
8
z5% June 10 z8 H
z7
9
May 21 zl2%
12
9
19
May 21
8
10% Oct.
2 14%
7 zlO
May 25 18
9 zl4
May 21 z24%
31
12
May 22 40**
13
z3% May 23 z8%
8
8
63
35
35%' Sale
30%
50%
3%
10%
14%
66%
4%
33
35% Nov.
Nov.
10%
12%
46%
12%
47%
28
28%
3
Nov. 30
a7% Nov.
6
3
1
8
Nov. 30
a9% Nov. 20
Nov. 28
15
13% Nov. 7
a66% Nov. 27 a76% Nov. 9
5% Nov. 8
5% Nov. 13
4
Nov. 2
4% Nov. 12
Nov. 15
5
Nov. 8
Nov. 4
% Nov. 4
6
9
Nov.
9% Nov. 13
62%
1
35% Nov.
a35% Nov.
a32
34
48%
50
2%
3
7%
8%
13%
15
69%
70%
5%
5%
4% Sale
5
6
%
1
9
10 M
41%
42%
40%
Nov. 15
50
15% al4% Nov. 1 al6 % Nov. 7
41
a39% Nov. 29 a45% Nov. 9
19%
20%
17%
18%
50
in ortmary markets on which odd lot sales
Unlisted.
Nov.
Nov.
"14"" "l4%
were
based.
14%
z
^
zl2% June 15 zl9% Jan. ' 4
8% Mar. 6 27% Nov. 20
4
4% Apr. 13
May 21
8% Apr. 19
6% Jan. 11
z45% May 21 z66% Apr.
3
Apr. 18
z8% May 21 zl5
95
85
Jan. 26
Sept.19
zl9
May 22 z29% Apr. 25
Mar. 15
a5% Nov. 8
z4% Nov. 13 z7
Mar. 27
70
Mar. 20 75
a9** Nov. 15
z8% Oct. 16 zl4% Jan. 26
x
Feb.
6
z85
Sept. 26 z98
al6M Nov. 1 zl2
May 20 16% Jan. 11
2
Feb. 23
2
Nov. 13
1 % Jan. 13
Nov. 30
74
46
Nov. 30
May 20 74
x
zl08
May 21 zll4**Jan. 10
a35% Nov. 7 z26
8
May 21 z43 % Apr.
May 9
27% Nov. 4
17% Jan. 13 36
Nov. 12
20
Nov. 12
12% May 28 20
13
10 % May 18
Apr.
8
11% Nov. 8
8
6
8
Apr.
6% Nov. 15
Sept. 25
5
Apr.
113% Nov. 1 112% Nov. 1 117
9
Apr.
May 22 z37
a35% Nov. 1 z22
Jan.
3
38** May 24 50
6
14% Nov. 27 17% Jan.
15% Nov. 16
3
al7H Nov. 14 zl2M May 21 z21% Jan.
6
June 28
Nov. 13
3% Feb. 19
Jan.
2
a35% Nov. 7 z26% May 21 z41
al5% Nov. 8 zlOM May 22 z23% Jan.
Nov. 27 z98
al02
May
Aug.
3 zl06
Nov.
8 zll
al6
May 21 zl9% Jan.
a!5% Nov. 15 zlO
May 21 z20M Apr.
z45
May 21 z69% Mar,
al9% Nov. 15 zl2% May 22 z24K Apr.
22
Nov. 22
Sept. 19
13% Feb. 26 20
50
Feb.
1 70
Sept. 17
70
Nov. 9
Jan. 25
36
June 20 50
Jan. 22
10% Nov. 20
10** May 20 15
39
41% Nov. 16
July 19 42% Apr. 12
June 25 zl05**Mar.30
al05**Nov.23 z95
4
Jan. 29
5
Nov. 7
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
a26% Nov. 1 zl6% May 21 z29
4
z6% May 21 zl2% Jan.
al2% Nov. 9
44
Nov.
1
34 % May 28 44
Apr.
5
18
Nov. 14
12% July
3 17% Feb. 17
Oct. 26
12
15 % Nov. 4
May 22 16
4
Jan.
3
2% June 10
3% Nov. 1
14
Nov. 27
10
May 21 13% Mar. 13
z47 % Apr. 16
z26% June 25
X
May
9
16% Feb.
7 18
May 13
35
Nov. 1
26
May 28 35
13% May 13 20% Nov. 16
20% Nov. 16
1 % Apr. 11
% Nov. 19
1
Nov. 1
Jan.
8
x
60
Jan.
8 60
8
a40** Nov. 26 z23% May 21 z40** Apr.
8% Apr. 19
7
Nov. 28
4% Jan. 30
x
z24% Feb. 18 z47h Sept.23
x
9
z6% May 28 zl3% Apr.
9
Apr.
z41
July 15 z53
a23% Nov. 7 zl3% Feb. 23 z2l% Apr. 30
4
z27
Jan.
a24% Nov, 1 zl3% May 21
6
z2
July
5 z3% Apr.
a2% Nov.. 7
32
Nov. 9
30
• June
5 41% July 30
55
Apr. 10
44
» Sept. 17
% Nov. 26
al4
30
15%
pref .100
6,632 YoungRtown Sheet & Tube.. *
5% % cum pref ser A..
100
30
790 uYoungstown Steel Door com.*
1
1
% Nov. 19
Van Dorn Iron Wks Co com.. *
Vlchek Tool
•
Warren Ref & Chem com....2
210 W R I Corp 6% prior
6,360 White Motor
6
4
9
10** Nov. 20
41
Nov. 13
al03% Nov. 6
3 % Nov.
2
a24% Nov. 29
al0% Nov. 2
41
Nov. 30
15 % Nov.
1
15
Nov, 20
3% Nov. 19
13
Nov. 4
34
Highest
Sale Prices
_
Nov.
6
a32% Nov.
W
Ricbman Bros..........—..*
996 Union Metals Mfg Co.......*
uU S Steel common...
..*
16,549
5,242
14,632
1,350
1,582
2,483
Nov.
[33
26
17
114*
33%
28%
20
21%
a 9%
17% alSK'Nov.
1% Nov.
AA
Sale
30%
50
17
21
88
17
27%
18% Sale
11%
11%
5%
116
295*
49%
AA
93
1%
AA
70% Sale
113
115
36
14
"9%
"13""
Patterson-Sargent.
......*
Reliance Elec & Eng com....5
uRepublic Steel common
*
1,547 uTwin Coach common—....1
97
"23%
J*
95
25
Otis Steel Co common.......*
Packer Corp
..—.—.*
55
2,558
27
16
4% Sale
7%
7%
54K
53%
11%
12%
55 Ohio Confection Co cl A com.*
*
5,229 t/Ohio Oil common
100
20
6
Lowest
Ask
851 Monarch Machine Tool Co...*
1,574 Seiberling Rubber Co com...*
Sparks Withington Co—
6% cum conv pref......100
32
Stouffer Corp—
Class A $2.25 cum pref.....*
397
6,338 Thompson Products Inc com.*
669 uTimken Roller Bearing com. *
1
3,565 Troxel Mfg
269
"5%
1,330 Murray Ohio Mfg....——...*
285 Myers (FE) & Bros Co com..*
8,726 National Acme Co com
1,749 uNat Malleable Steel Cast com*
*
12,643 National Refining........
$6 prior preferred—.——. *
3,724
8% cum pref
—100
52
5,295 National Tile...............*
2,918 Nestle LeMur "A".
7,877 «N Y Central RR com......*
505 Nineteen Hundred Corp A...*
*
1,024 Ohio Brass class B—....
8,256
2,555
2,493
3,520
23,850
29,265
1
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
16
a!5% Nov. 29 al6% Nov. 22
Nov. 2 27% Nov. 20
24
27
4% Nov. 6
4%
4% Nov. 1
8
Nov. 28
7% Nov. 6
Nov. 8
a48% Nov. 23 a56
Nov.
8 al3
Nov. 13
13 % a 12
Nov, 12 90
Nov. 12
90
15%
60 %
13
10
700
15
87
1,382 uFirestone Tire & Hub
m mm
18%
9%
12%
8
Lowest
Nov. 30
Ask
59%
80
946
242
9
172
Bid
Apex Electric & Mfg..——.*
12,145 Brewing Corp of America
3
49 Canfleld Oil common......100
11,139 City Ice & Fuel............. *
296
100
6%% preferred—
........1
1,596 Clark Controller
8,684 Cleveland Builders Realty...*
22,842 Cleveland Cliffs Iron $5 pf—*
201 Clev El 111 $4.50 cum pref
*
4,086 uCleve Graphite Bronze com.l
18,642 Cleveland Rys
.........100
94,713 Cliffs Corp...
............5
8
Ask
uAmerican Home Products...1
"i",l85
704
Bid
18%
699
Prior preferred
..100
924 uBond Stores common—....1
-
Nov. 1
1940
Par
1,368 uAddressog-Multigraph com. 10
Air-Way El AppU 1st 7% pf 100
Akron Brass Mfg com (new) ,50
Amer Coacb & Body
—_5
1,309
3,452
2.718
2,133
2,583
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Since
21
m mm-
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
November
1939
1940
November-
47,329
454,502
68,791
491,791
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
Bond Sales
1939
1940
Shares-
Nov. 15
Mar. 13
65
Oct. 23
35
z25% May 28
z35% May 21
2%
Oct.
z6% July
12
July
z42
May
4
Aug.
3
May
4
Aug.
A
50
Oct.
x
26
Jan.
3
2
Feb.
May 10
_
Mar. 13
May
7
Mar. 3
Sept. 23
Mar. 11
Oct.
17
Nov. 9
Mar. 12
Jan.
5
Aug. 15
June
19
Apr. 16
3
31
Feb.
14
23
12
21
23
22
27
Mar.
8
Mar.
7
21
14
z7% May 21
z26% June 10
80
May 28
zl2% May 21
Reflects range of prices fe. primary markets.
4
Jan.
Jan.
May 23
June
Jan.
No print
Nov. 9
Jan. 20
13
27
21
Jan.
2
Jan. 26
Nov. 17
July
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
3
Nov. 25
Jan.
4
sales only*
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
November
1939
297,491
Shares.
320,408
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
November
Jan. 1
STOCKS
Par
6,540
2,750
3,069
300
_
11,090
24,700
10,101
46,814
Bid
1
5
Auto City Brewing common. .1
19*
2
22*
2
4
4
Allen Elec & Equipment..
Atlas Drop Forge common
Baldwin Rubber common
1
2.647 Bohn Aluminum & Brass.::.—5
2,971 Bower Roller Bearing.
5
53,272 Briggs Mfg Co common
12,816 Brown-McLaren Mfg Co
28,099 Burroughs Adding Mach
*
1
*
12>*c
*
25c
Ask
36
23
252*
?72*
90S*
16 X
90c
*
C.nrn
83
14
Hasffi "Prnrhinfja
I
$
Sale
IX
892*
7.56C Burry Biscuit Corp
1,017 Capital City Products
18,283
521
3,673
3,410
8,295
830
11,207
95c
75c
3,078
1,262
110
1,490
13,444
8.262
610
"""660
519
"
"i'716
1,101
3,465
1,537
955
4,887
"""540
6,232
4,886
13,005
700
804
"740
525
1,071
41,684
8,800 Detroit Edison
Ulv
Sale
82*
60c
vu
WluV U
i-" Ml V
vVIULIot
560
15" 270
2,900
1,150
290
1,728
«...
—
1,686
6,265
899
1,868
930
13,822
6,253
7,407
454
4,610
5,170
370
1,272
3,250
1,690
1,070
598
3.585
100
6,390
1,828
50
1,415
3.214
4,675
370
1.625
1,645
373
"
"l"860
3
84
28
7
37
27
23 2* Nov.
75c
Nov.
6
27
50c
1
Nov. 12
26 3* Nov. 12
92c
Nov. 20
4
Nov. 12
83* Nov.
50c
112*
June
13 H May 22
52c
Aug. 24
73* July 15
50c
7
Sept. 16
July 11
16
32*
12*
85c
32*
12*
^
1
35*
15*
4
80c
13*
765* Nov. 27
152* Nov. 7
85c
Nov.
4
3 5* Nov.
6
1 2* Nov.
8
825* Nov. 15
16
Nov. 15
13* Nov. 14
42* Nov. 14
12* Nov. 27
15
Oct.
July
22* May
12* Oct.
Nov. 20
Federal Motor Truck
Frankenmuth
53c
Sale
55c
114
Sale
117
~~ix "1X
1%
ix
15*
1 x
152*
"15* "12*
22*
Sale
3
1,416 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
*
Class B
*
1,593
9,333 General Finance Corp com.._l
86,426 General Motors
42,666 Goebel Brewing
10
common
Co common. .1
Graham-Paige Motor com
.1
18,925 Grand Valley Brew common. .1
5
34,461 Hall Lamp Co. common
158 Home Dairy class A
*
8,915 Hoover Steel Ball common. .10
8,068 Hoskins Mfg Co common. .2.50
Sale
52*
Sale
292*
52*
Sale
14
22*
Sale
Sale
75c
3J
32
14
15
32*
2
"52*
32
11
22*
52*
73c
62*
'152*
182*
132*
32c
133*
*
10
1
50c
75,700 Mid-West Abrasive com
3,770 Moore (Tom) Distillery Oo...l
25,694 Motor Products Corp com
10,635 Motor Wheel common
108.834 Murray Corp common
*
5
10
com
♦
*
13,694 Rickei (H W) & Co common..2
*
14,445 River Raisin Paper com
10
14.328 Scotten Dillon common
80,394 S heller Mfg Co common
4,010 Simplicity Pattern common
35.597 Standard Tube Co class B
1
II
1
7,753 Stearns (Frederick) common..*
5% cum part pref...
214
100
10
31,989 Timken Axle common
47,221 Tivoli Brewing Co common. .1
_1
6,075 Udylite Corp common
*
5.149 Union Investment Co com
61.
50
23* Nov, 30
Nov, 28
49
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22*
9
2
2* Nov.
1
1
83* Nov. 19
Nov. 14
Nov.
9
Nov. 9
Nov. 12
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Nov. 15
83* Nov.
8
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22*
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193*
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19
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195*
122*
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122* Nov. 12
192* Nov.
112* Nov.
372*
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Sale
Sale
12*
13
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42*
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Sale
43c
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32c
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142* Nov.
9
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49c
Nov. 15
Nov.
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1 5* Nov. 22
60c
Nov. 14
51c
55c
57c
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25
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26
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4
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4
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12
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68c
33*
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6
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Sale
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8
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442*
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4
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55c
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255* Nov.
32* Nov.
15* Nov.
253* Nov.
9
Nov.
4
12* Nov.
8
4
Sale
90c
Nov.
18c
17c
Nov. 18
1
1
12* Nov. 12
82*
7
73c
70c
Nov. 27
Nov.
6
12* Nov. 28
Nov. 12
19c
15* Nov. 29
8
Nov.
8
76c.
Nov. 18
5
65*
12*
7
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122*
17 3*
Sale
72*
3 3*
Sale
32*
313*
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10
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62*
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5
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7
2
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4
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8
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8
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1
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175* Nov. 22
63* Nov.
6
8
182* Nov.
9
83* Nov. 14
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75*
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20
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7 2*
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12
4
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8
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14
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3 3* Nov.
Nov.
8
Nov.
7
32* Nov. 27
313* Nov. 29
23 3* Nov.
7
102* Nov.
6
12* Nov.
7
7 3* Nov.
8
15* Nov.
6
13* Nov.
1
2 J* Nov. 25
15* Nov. 26
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4
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6
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7
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99
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11
8
3
5
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2
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8
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Nov. 23
283*
1 2*
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6
1
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Nov. 29
Nov. 19
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8
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34
6
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Nov.
8
Nov.
8
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13
July
Feb.
21
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June
4*
205* Jan.
102* May
23* May
2
May
193* Nov.
3 5* June
155*
45*
25*
322*
65*
Feb.
Mar. 15
Jan.
3
8
Jan.
25
Jan.
Apr.
23
Jan.
30
13 2* Jan.
24
5
33
June
25* Jan.
56
Apr.
32* Apr.
12* Jan.
30c
80c
Apr.
135* Apr.
6
Apr.
195* Nov.
142* Feb.
28 1 May
162* Apr.
65* Feb.
Sept.
55* Feb.
5
July
142* May
10
May
28
May
9
May
3
May
1
May
Feb.
26
Feb.
24
45* Mar.
154 Jan.
May 14
75c
July 11
Sept. 30
12* Nov. 12
5
May 24
60c
July 11
16c
26
65* Nov.
1 2* Jan.
40c
Aug.
92* May
125* May
42* May
165* May
22* May
312* July
18
July
82* Jan.
13
2
1
21
21
21
8
15
22
5
8
Mar.
1
12* Nov. 26
75c
Nov.
7
Nov.
1
Nov. 14
Nov.
1
122* Nov.
1
2
99
Nov. 23
293* Nov.
13* Nov.
4 3* Nov.
3
7
1
9
Nov. 18
45* Nov. 29
1
Nov. 12
1
103*
982*
182*
15*
43*
2
June
6
May 15
July
12
Mar.
May
Aug.
Nov.
May
30
21
1
29
23
22* May 28
4
Jan.
10
4
12* Nov." 2
13 H Nov. 22
2
Nov. 30
12* Nov.
1
163* Nov. 30
13* Nov.
9
May 24
1
June 2K
75* Aug.
7
32* May 15
1
Mav
14
8
22
15
17
9
195* May
25* May
12* May
52* Nov. 14
Nov. 14
2
9
17
10
Mar.
1
5
Jan.
60c
Jan.
8
15
12* Jan.
52c
Oct.
35c
8
Apr. 29'
July
1 2* May
373* May
2
May
50c
July
32c
19
92* May
2
15* Nov. 30
355* Nov. 4
65* May
July
27
May
75c
62* May 21
12* May 22
1
Aug. 27
2 2* May 24
12* May 15
172* Aug. 16
3 2* June 10
Nov. 15
5
12*
3
Nov. 25
15* Apr. 13
25* Mar. 27
15* Apr. 10
172* Nov. 28
May
12* May
4
62* Nov. 13
13* Nov. 23
42c
50c
8
85c
"22*
*
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
24
60c
53c
2.50
2.50
7,559 Parker Rust-Proof com
♦
47,654 Parker Wolverine Co com
1
33,811 Peninsular Metal Products
*
11,959 Pfeiffer Brewing Co com
8,752 Prudential Investing Corp
1
1
11,370 Reo Motors Inc vtc
see page
3*
50c
2.50
Preferred...
7
32* Nov. 12
2 3* Nov.
4
202* Nov.
8
62* Nov. 14
Nov.
*
36,402 Michigan Sugar common.
Preferred
3,257
64,521 Micromatic Hone Corp
3,090
35c
Sale
Nov. 12
5
17c
5,350 Universal Cooler class A
Class B
26 616
Sale
125
Nov.
1
30
9
Nov. 29
90c
common
2 3*
49
32 3*
15
15
52*
32c
Sale
3,623 U S Radiator
62*
35
112*
1
2 2* Nov. 14
192* Nov 14
6
52* Nov
33c
82*
Sale
9,402 United Shirt Distributors
40,784 United Specialties common
Sale
33
3 2* Nov.
27
32c
25c
90c
112,140 Packard Motor Co
55,102 Parke Davis & Co
35
132*
22*
Sale
20
18
11
3
Nov
14
Nov
25c
com
Sale
14 3*
3 2*
79c
1
Muskegon Piston Ring
22*
243*
20
302* Nov. 30
Sale
110,723 McClanahan Oil Co common .1
6,380 Michigan Silica Co common.. 1
2,516 Mich Steel Tube Prod
Sale
33 2* Nov
12* Nov. 30
352* Nov.
4
33*
Sale
2
Sale
10
34
303*
132*
32*
22*
Nov, 26
1
90c
45c
common
12*
Sale
Sale
1
4,612 Lakey Fdy & Mach common..1
14,936 La Salle Wines & Champagne.2
2
6
70c
Nov. 25
17 3* Nov. 28
12* Nov.
2 2* Nov.
75*
8
Sale
135*
Sale
26,132 Kresge (S S) Co
6
512*
22*
*
145 Mahon (R C) class A pref
47,547 Masco Screw Products
83*
13*
22*
132*
52*
1
1
Nov
Nov, 13
4
162* Nov,
79c
'70c'
11
23
183*
112*
362*
13 3*
42*
common
2
55c
18
30
Drug Co
4
5
3
19
15* Nov, 27
Sale
17
33
122*
4H
22*
272*
45*
322*
103*
23*
542*
22*
1
71c
Nov.
Nov 23 115
Nov, 25
Sale
22*
58c
17
*
Class B
12*
62c
*
Houdaille-Hershey class A
14.880 Kinsel
IX
252*
1
12*
163*
"32* "52*
*
11
55c
73*
IX
53c
114
12
21
15
3
com
90c
62c
1112* 115
10
5
Brewing com_.l
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
185* Jan. 29
192* Apr. 10
12* Apr. 23
Nov.
Fruehauf Trailer Co com
Gar Wood Industries com
12$
9$
2
982* May
5
262* Nov. 12
Feb. 20
902*
162*
12*
45*
555* May
55c
Nov. 14
Nov. 25
1
Apr.__ 9
Apr. 30
May
9
52*
77
Sale
1
1
22* Nov. 4
52* Nov. 30
May
7
JJ* June 10
245* Feb. 29
123 X
27,868 Ex-Cell-O Con)
60,385 Federal Mogul common
For footnotes
32*
76
16
4
500 U S Graphite Co com
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1
8
26c
1 U
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4,181 Eaton Mfg Co common
2,273 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
102
.4
13* Feb.
2 h Aug. 13
16c
July 26
14
24,732 Hudson Motor Car
37,074 Hurd Lock & Mfg Co com
18,661 Kingston Products Corp
550
Sale
1
3,460
1,550
1,504
Nov.
63* Nov.
17c
Nov. 4
53* Nov. 30
18c
Nov. 18
63* Nov. 14
2 3*
Sale
3,487 Divco-Twin Truck Co
2,420 Durham Mfg Co common
55,164
3,115
1
100
aa
common
4*849
3,889
Sale
50c
Sale Prices
16 X
80c
3,491 Detroit Steel Corp common..5
10
780 Detroit Steei Products
187
72*
83*
82*
Nov.
4
7 3* Nov.
95c
85c
Highest
Sale Prices
May
May
106,250 Detroit Mien Stove common._1
31,482 Detroit Paper Products
1
50.199
63*
Lowest
Sale Prices
15
110 Detroit Gasket & Mfg Co
13,985 Detroit Gray Iron Cdy
20,138
27,731
6,786
46,591
20c
62*
Highest
Sale Prices
2
Nov.
6
19
225
"3" 330
1
9
3 J*
2
80,957
23*
Sale
33 -- "303* "312*
37
36
38
Sale
23 3* Sale
52*
2,150
22*
52*
18c
Sale
-
32
11H
22*
Sale
27c
6^ Sale
21X
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
1940
Shares
910
9,695
1,081
2,097
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN NOVEMBER
Price
Jan. 2
In
Shares
-Shares. 2,851,066
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30.
PRICES
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
1939
3,323,373
1940
Stock Sales
1940
Stock Sales
91
May
12* Nov.
27c
Apr.
22* Jan.
8
Nov.
9
24
7
4
14
28
17
18
8
12* Apr.
15
6
15
Apr.
115* Mar. 28
22* Apr. 15
60c
May
6
Apr. 18
6
18 2* Apr.
82* Nov. 14
16
165*
4 3*
445*
23 5*
142*
15*
92*
8
May
Mar. 12
8
Jan.
Nov. 7
Apr. 30
8
Nov.
Feb.
Jan.
15* Apr.
3
Jan.
22* Apr.
25
Jan.
2
7
2
19
15
15
10
4
Apr. 17
15* Mar. 14
2
142*
993*
292*
25*
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32*
45*
9
Nov.
1
Mar.
Jan.
Nov.
Jan.
Nov.
Mar.
Nov.
14
17
7
27
9
11
29
Nov. 12
72* Feb. 19
25* Apr. 17
162* Nov. 30
6
Sept. 18
25* Mar. 26
STOCK
DETROIT
Dec., 1940]
AGGREGATE
Jan. 2
Since
November
Jan. 1
STOCKS
4,941 Universal Products common—♦
*
1,993 Walker & Co class A
Class B
*
13,651
1
111,677 Warner Aircraft Corp com
450
5,900
6,880
23%
200
2,495 Wolverine Tube Co
46
1%
1
Sale
1%
12c
9c
6,686 Young (L A) Spring & Wire—*
625
27
7%
6%
78% 104
11
11%
2
100
com
Preferred
18%
27
4
3
50,695 Wayne Screw Prod common—4
1
26,100 Wolverine Brewing Co com
Bid
18%
25
Sale
3%
3%
1% Sale
1% Sale
18%
24%
1,906
588
1,055
1,943
635
5,442
175
121
American Radiator
Amer Tel &
Borden
432
900
150
3,270
653
636
985
1,065
533
7,095
365
25
288
625
610
1,936
4,554
4,929
•
Sale
Cities Service common
Corp.
7% Sale
*
£
i
6%
1%
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20%
Sale
% Sale
34%
Sale
%
Sale
1
1
Kennecote Copper Corp
♦
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.*
Montgomery Ward & Co....*
Sale
Sale
5
*
*
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
National Dairy Products
New York Central RR_.
Pennsylvania RR Co
50
Purity Bakeries Corp..
Sears Roebuck & Co
Socony-Vacuum Corp...—15
Standard Brands Inc—...— *
US, Rubber. Co
...10
Sale
29
12 %
Sale
Sale
sales.
31% Sale
39% Sale
28% Sale
37% Sale
5
Sale
14
15% Sale
24% Sale
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
22%
69%
15%
Sold for caRb.
r
"
Nov.
36% Nov.
5
Nov.
13% Nov.
13% Nov.
23% Nov.
10% Nov.
75% Nov.
8% Nov.
6% Nov.
20% Nov.
66% Nov.
14%»Nov.
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
x
68% Sale
16% Sale
November.
243,119
Shares
_
2,501,287
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
30
4
29
22
4
26
28
27
6
27
6
4
37% Nov. 7
6% Nov. 1
38% Nov. 4
75c
Nov. 19
1% Nov. 20
14
1
8
12
8
7
14
4
12
12
15
9
23
BONDS
Jan. 1
Bid
181,500 Elec & Peonies tr ctfs 4s. .1945
2,000 Lehigh Valley ann 6s
_
17,781 American
18,631 American
775
312
791
2,068
2,470
20
175
1,960
3,769
599
70
""301
1,300
Budd (E G) Mfg
Budd Wheel Co
Co
Horn & Hardart (Phila) com—*
Horn & Hardart (N Y) com—*
_♦
*
60
579
550
55,607
568
338
3
9
1
June 28
Nov.
Nov.
Jan.
4
Apr.
11
Oct.
4
June
7
28
Apr.
15
Jan.
2
Nov.
1
May
Mar
5
Jan.
4
13
Sept. 7
Feb. 16
Apr. 17
Apr.
3
Jan.
Nov. 14
Apr.
4
Sept. 24
Jan.
2
Apr.
8
15
Nov.! 9
Nov.
Nov 123
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Sale
10
Lehigh Coai & Navigation
Lehigh Valley
National Power & Light
-
34
34M
IS
§&
*
8%
8%
2%
*
25
*
Wire
119
*
50
1
50
50
-
28%
54%
2
23%
164
Sale
Sale
169
865 Westmoreland
value.
%
Coal
Ex-dividend.
9%
146%
10%
8%
117
119
118% 118
30
30% Sale
30% Sale
3
Sale
3
2%
2%
2%
2% Sale
2% Sale
Sale
7
6%
7%
2%
24%
Sale
Sale
22
188
2%
Sale
180
116%
30%
Sale
2%
31
2%
Sale
Sale
14
15
3%
Sale
3
4
37% Sale
14
Nov.
3
41%
45
43
42
%
%
%
%
%
2 3^
*
Sale
33%
34
11% Sale
115
•
10%
•
12
%
%
1
Sale
11
Sale
1%
27%
10%
113%
12
10%
3% Nov. 26
36% Nov. 30
9
4
2% Nov. 14
25% Nov. 12
Nov.
7
118% Nov. 27
31% Nov. 26
14% Nov. 27
4% Nov. 14
42% Nov. 4
Nov. 28
Nov. 14
Nov. 16
Nov. 4
2%
34%
28%
12%
Sale
113
Nov. 28 115%
Sale
Sale
12%
10% Nov. 4
12%
14
10% Nov. 13
Nov.
1
Nov. 4
Nov.
1
Nov. 19
Nov. 25
Nov.
1
%
Sale
45
Nov. 25
% Nov. 7
% Nov. 16
% Nov. 4
1% Nov. 26
27% Nov. 28
9% Nov. 28
June
Apr. 25
Jan.
Jan.
May
8
31
10
Nov. 13
Jan.
4
Jan.
June
38
46%
%6
%
%
46%
%
1
28
25
6 190
2%
2%
116% 117% 116% Nov.
31% Sale
30% Nov.
Sale
14
Nov.
2% Nov.
8% Nov.
8
Jan.
Oct.
55% June
1% Oct.
7 117
Nov.
7
Nov. 30
30% Nov. 18
3
Nov. 25
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Nov. 27
Apr.
May
May
3% May
Nov.
2% Nov. 27
21% Nov. 28
186
184
3
1(
Sept. IS
Feb.
June
113% Apr.
50
—50
-.50
*
14
66
11% Jan.
117
Sale
2
64% Mar. 28
71
71%
Sale
5%
*
Electric Storage Battery
General Motors
Insulated
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
-
No par
5
Jan.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN NOVEMBER
Sale
14%
Sale
nited Corp common-..
47,322
Preferred
6.756
435,011 United Gas Impt common.
Preferred
7,642
2,972 Westmoreland, Inc
95
*
5%
5%
90%
16
Sale
Sale
-_1
1,983 Salt Dome Oil Corp.——
*
8,770 Scott Paper
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
Class A participating
*
1,035
1
26,597 Tonopah Mining
25
2.755 Transit Invest Corp
Preferred
25
15,841
-—.50
4,057 Union Traction
658
14
*
..
1,010
Apr.
$150,000
$1,106,500
...
12% Nov.
11%
11%
10% Nov. 28
11%
11%
167% Nov.
165% Nov.
166% Sale
166% Sale
20
20
14
12%
11% Nov.
10%
10
10%
9% Nov. 6
9%
Sale
119% Nov. 2 121% Nov.
118% 119% 120
1
6
Nov.
5
Nov.
5
5%
5% Sale
1
Sale
7
8% Nov.
6% Nov.
7% Sale
76% Sale
76% Nov. 30 84% Nov.
84% Sale
1
2% Nov.
1% Nov.
1% Sale
31% Nov. 6 33% Nov.
32
32% "31% Sale
54
Nov.
Sale
50
48% Nov. 28
50% Sale
12%
Sale
5
734 Phila
600
171
14
Curtis Pub Co common
-
434
4
Nov. 14
5
$183,500
__
Sale
Chrysler Corp
2,200 Phila Rapid Transit
7% preferred
.
2,275
2,212 Philadelphia Traction
"8", 157
50
10
pref
262,949 Pennroad Corp vtc
113,481 Pennsylvania RR
678 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
2,169 Penn Traffic common
2,801 Phila Elec of Pa $5 pref
24,892 Phila Elec Power pref
110
Ask
69
100 122%
Bell Tel Co of Pa
1,141
2,964
32,395
6,983
4,936
2,053
2,618
11%
12%
100
8,124
18,286
17,894
5,980
7,024
21,882
32,827
192
16
1940
par
Stores
Tel & Tel
901 Bankers Sec Corp pref
1,567 Barber Asphalt Corp
""353
19,438
17,751
STOCKS
Shares
1,661
Apr.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30.
Nov. 1
1940
$
Shares
Mar. 15
Mar. 29
Mar. 13
9% June 10
15% May 21
3
9% June
63
May 22
7% May 22
5% May 28
15% May 23
42% May 28
10% May 22
■
$
8
10
Apr.
Jan. 2
Since
In
June
12
8
Apr.
Jan.
3% May 23
14
Jan.
Price
STOCK
November
1%
15
2%
15
12 25c
6%
22
29 105
13%
10
Oct.
November
PRICES
PHILADELPHIA
EXCHANGE
10
May 11
4
28
1 % June 18
8
24% July
23% May 22
32% May 22
1
AGGREGATE
SALES
8
Feb.
27
4% May 22
May 28
July 26
June 10
May 21
May 21
8
4% June
% May 21
5% May 22
128% Nov. 30
3% Sept. 27
25% May 21
3
May 21
34% Nov. 28
% May 10
Bond Sales
1939
305,967
3,037,951
1940
29
22
1
Nov. 14
Nov.
4
3
Nov.
37% Nov.
31% Nov.
41% Nov.
6
Nov.
14% Nov.
16
Nov.
25% Nov.
10% Nov.
80% Nov.
9% Nov.
6% Nov.
26% Nov.
76% Nov.
16% Nov.
23% Apr.
Ex-dividend.
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE PHILADELPHIA
Stock Sales
6
Nov.
Nov.
10
14
13
145%
18%
17%
13%
3%
Nov. 20
Nov.
9
140
32%|Nov.
5% Sale
Yellow Truck & Coach
d Deferred delivery
2% Sale
%
~6% Sale
16 %
18 %
U S Steel Co
No par value.
Sale
Sale
2
34%
8%
6%
1%
6%
36% Nov. 4
3 % Nov. 28
34% Nov. 28
55c
Nov. 4
1% Nov. 22
2% Nov. 13
Internat Industries com.....
Jacobs (F L) Co com
22
128% Nov.
6% Sale
Nov. 14
8
167% Nov. 9
29% Nov. 14
22% Nov. 15
Nov.
6
Sale
6
...
48%
11% Nov. 15
1
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
20
Nov.
6% Nov.
5% Nov.
% Nov.
Rights
5
Electric Power & Light....—*
General Foods Corp
...—*
Hupp Motor Car Corp.
1
7%
164%
23%
19%
128% Sale
Electric Auto-Lite
Nov.
11% Nov.
11%
165% Sale
25% Sale
20
7
16% Jan.
May
2% July
90c
May
1
Feb.
9c
Aug.
4% May
104
Feb.
7
June
23
1
3% Nov.
7
1 % Nov.
7
2% Nov. 14
14c
Nov. 29
6
10%
11% Sale
Nov.
27
103
Sale
*
10
Consolidated Oil Co
Dow Chemical Co com
1,675
6,737
5,272
5,749
5,520
12,733
4,870
7,914
23,658
23,228
6,982
58,325
2,393
1,449
1,659
5,430
11,411
6,553
18,755
21,985
1,568
Company
Borg Warner Corp common.
Budd Wheel Co
Commonw & Southern
10%
171%
50
15
.5
Anaconda Copper
170
"'325
100
Tel Co
Highest
Sale Prices
13c
2
16c
UNLISTED DEPT.—
10,606
3,201
9,632
1,841
4,729
5,048
1,221
21,181
3,669
1,565
320
489
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nqv.
1
3% Nov. 20
1 % Nov.
1
1% Nov. 1
Sale
1H
IVt
5
7%
100
103
6
Highest
Sale Prices
27
27
3%
3
11c
17c
13c
101
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Ask
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Nov. 1
1940
Bid
Par
Shares
"""566
1
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
DETROIT
SALES
(51
EXCHANGE
May
Apr.
Apr.
3
11
6
111% May 18 125% Jan. 10
2
27
June 10 35% Apr.
1% May 23
3% Oct. 23
8
3% Feb.
1% May 28
8
8% Apr.
5% June 11
1% Mar
May
May
May
liH
112 ^
i
Oct.
8
Nov. 12
Oct.
3
Mar. 21
Jan. 10
June
Jan. 20
Jan. 23
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Feb.
6-
28% June
14
Sept.
2% Jan.
4% Jan.
11% Jan.
3% Nov. 26
34% May 15
May
Oct.
Mar.
May
Jan.
June
June
8% May
Apr.
49
2:
4'.
Mar.
7
Feb. li
Feb. 29Jan. 10>
Feb.
3t
Jan.
a
Feb. 13
Jan.
Oct.
a
May
9
Nov. 2k
Jan.
Apr.
2
Nov.
June
San Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
November
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
AGGREGATE
SALES
'
463,649
5,566,697
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
%
"5", 000
Shares
700
1,447
BONDS
Bid
Atlas Diesei Eng Oo 6 %—1945
Coast Oo G & E Oo 49o
1965
Com'wealth Edison 3>5% .1958
Market Street By Co 7 %—1940
974
1,584
1,637
1,852
260
70
110
STOCKS
Shares
4,582
30
50
13.700
1,564
11,169
3,052
138
Nov. 1
Bid
10294
\
Ask
Ask
570
337
1,831 Bank of Calif Nat Assn cap—80
800 Beech Aircraft Corp common
17,968 Bishop Oil Co cap.
2
18,407 Byron Jackson com cap
*
23,108 Calamba Sugar Estate com..20
4,263 Calaveras Cement Co com
*
440 Calaveras Gem Co 7 % pref 100
435 Calif Art Tile Corp class A
*
Class B
*
5,167 Calif Cotton Mills capital..100
1,348 California Ink Co, Inc. capital *
34,764 California Packing capital
*
2,511
Preferred
-.50
1,664 Calif Water Service Co pref. .25
36,160 Carson Hill Gold Mg capital.
15,300 Caterpillar Tractor capital
*
140,723 Central Eureka Mg Co com
1
18,655 Chrysler Corp common......5
6,323 Clorox Chemical cap
10
55
1st preferred (new)
25
3,120 Columbia Broadcast Sys A-294
15,089 Commonwealth Edison
25
3,269 Consol Aircraft Corp com
1
Consol
1,215
870
997
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
——-
77
44
61
Nov. 19
78
Nov. 29
59
Nov. 27
59
Nov. 27
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
100
Jan. 16 10154 Oct. 24
108
July
5
July
5 108
128
Feb.
5 130
Apr. 4
Mar. s
6494 Feb. 27 82
53
June 14 73
Oct.
4
13394 Apr. 26 13394 Apr. 26
39
July 23
July 23 39
4894
6594
3894
59
Nov. 27
4094 Oct. 23
3994
2.20 Sale
694
50
10c
6%
110
50c
Sale
Sale
7
4
494
6c
7S*
694
m
3 94
2.25
4%
121% 126 ~T0'
4.
m
if*
1.55
35
»
8
80c
39
23 X
5094
894
2.00
15 X
18
2.00
50
10
1.00
16
41
Sale
5194
"27c" "34c "
5
1.90
5
100
i4!i
iii*
2.00
32
7
50c
37
1994
50%
26%
8c
Sale
Sale
6X
3%
2.00 Nov. 27
2.25 Nov.
5%
594 Nov. 28
694 Nov.
6c
lOc
Sale
79*
45. Sale
6%
5%
5
til
3X
""8
1.00
P
43
Sale
52
27%
18c
4824
54
16c
47
8*
91
52
394 Sale
82 X
84
55
47%
25
20%
494 Nov.
594 Nov.
794 Nov. 29
594 Nov. 22
694 Nov. 7
Nov;
1 10594"Nov. 23
1294 Nov.
1094 Nov.
1394 Nov.
7
1194 Nov. 22
2.10 Nov. 19
794 Nov.
104
5%
1.50
1.60
11%
Sale
12%
11%
11
2.00
37%
6
50c
7%
37
£*
40
8
2.10 Nov.
Nov.
7
Nov.
23
32 X
29
Sale
30
40
7
40
59
Nov. 27
4394 Oct.
2
9%
19
Nov.
51
27
Nov.
16c
20c
16c
49%
3%
77%
27
$kH
55
28%
Feb.
9
May 15
Jan.
10
7
3* May
Apr. 22
40
9
65c
Oct.
17
Mar. 25
Apr. 16
Apr. 15
Mar. 6
Nov. 27
Nov. 14
Nov. 27
249
June
9
5294 Jan.
2694 July 27
15c
June
32c
45
May
55
7
Nov.
Nov. 25
7
7
2.75 May
5794 June
Nov. 27
4394 Aug.
Nov.
Nov.
87
57
2794 Nov. 26
2794 Nov. 26
2794 Nov. 26
20
22
28%
2894 Nov. 25
289
Nov. 25
22%
27%
23%
24%
25
Nov. 19
25
Nov. 12
2894 June 12
23
Aug. 31
24
25
24
25
24
Nov.
4
794 Nov.
594 Nov.
8
4
2594 Nov. 14
894 Nov. 9
594 Nov. 7
15
Nov.
8894 Nov.
6
17
1
9154 Nov. 28
18
June
Nov. 27
27
22%
30X
23%
30
Mar. 25
694 May
o5
May
14
May
499 Aug.
16c
47% Nov.
8
July 30
Mar. 27
694 Oct.
4894
394
8594
4794
4794 Nov.
394 Nov.
7894 Nov.
rPA
6
994 Nov. 13
27
Nov.
Nov.
48%
76
45
Nov.
Feb.
JM May 9
Jan.
3
llH Mar. 29
1094 Oct.
2.00 Mar.
32
Sept.
50c
994 Nov. 13
p
i*
125
May
8
43
19% Sale
52%
50%
27%
26%
9
394 May 29
8
7
694 Nov.
65
Oct.
20c
8c
July
594 June
394 May
394 May
3
May
103
May
694 Mar
1.20 July
Nov.
1.00
2754
54 3A
354 Sale
2
Aug. 22
494 May 23
Oct.
7
65
2.25
ro6
5%
2.50
2.10
110
Coast Counties Gas & El Co—
55
468
Lowest
Nov. 30
Bid
1
Pari
9,674 Aircraft Accessories Corp A-50c
8,348 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap.. 10
50 Alaska Packers Assn cap
100
Angio-Amer Mining Corp Ltd—
6,864
Common..
29,915 Anglo-Calif Nat'I Bank
20
23,386 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com cap.10
19,108 Atlas Imp Diesel Enj? Co
5
55
102
76
100
98
1969
494s
Ill Bandini Petroleum Co com.__l
137
Ask
1939
$39,000
85,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1952
S P Oo (O P stk col) 4 %—1949
SPRR Co 4%
.......
3,027
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
1945
5%
S J Lt & Pwr Corp 6%
1940
$12,000
147,000
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
$
22,000
4,000
22,000
32,000
10,000
1,000
2,000
5,000
38,000
Bond Sales
November-.
483,375
5,828,108
Price
Jan. 2
1940
Since
In
November
7,000
1939
1940
Shares.
-.
18
H
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
8
9
1
Apr. 12
Feb. 27
2794 Nov. 26
2094 Sept. 24
33
Apr.
8
3194 Apr. 15
Chemical Industries
17,147
Inc class A partic pref
♦
6,918 Consol Coppermines Corp cap 5
11,662 Creameries of Am Inc com
1
24 94
7%
Sale
894
6%
5%
7%
5%
7%
5%
7%
6
1994 May 24
594 Aug.
9
4
June
12
2694 May
1
994 Feb. 21
6
Apr.
6
Crocker First National Bank
12,093
505
""345
271
420
90
San Francisco cap
320
320
320
270
275
100 280
213,038 Crown ZellerhOofp com
17
17 X
5
15% Sale
1594 Sale
Sale
Sale
88
90
91
13,872
Preferred—
...»
90%
80c
1,100 Cypress Abbey Co common;
60c
70c
50c
69c
2
50c
1.95
5,597 Di Giorgio Fruit Corp com—10
1.30
1.75
2.50
1.05
1.10
7
11
7
9
3,645
Preferred
100
6%
3
4,630 Doernbecker Mfg Co
—*
3%
3%
45 Dow Chemical Co
""820
45
1,382
424
275
10
740
549
1.939
1,215
95
35
450
7,648
804
116
770
3,098
523
635
"
1,724
519
58
2,544
1,339
1,090
100
300
760
707
230
863
2,105
184
5,783
239
'"'997
825
4*412
—
....
1.263
21,896
1,342
1,373
8,313
17,202
40*
Sale
41X
Sale
n*
95
33 x
33
36
Sale
3%
9
17
42
6
23
46%
99%
28X
10%
Sale
8
18
23
27
47%
49%
99% 100
32%
31%
17%
16%
17%
20
22%
20
20%
19%
20%
7%
54%
8%
55%
6%
7%
51% Sale
5%
5%
694
7%
49%
5%
32
494
50
5%
3594
5
994
1194
1494
33
31
5
Sale
13
29%
32
15
16
60c
75c
Sale
85c
13
50c
5%
Sale
11%
43
Sale
1094
4%
7%
594
....—
Sale
44
Inc common—. 1
Sale
Libby McNeill & Libby com.. 7
Lockheed Aircr Corp com.... 1
Lyons-Magnus Inc A........*
ClasSjB—-—
»
294
29,133 Magna vox Co Ltd capital
*
11,588 Magnin & Co (I) common.
Preferred.. ............100
383
894
1094
^>31
159^ 1694
2094 Nov. 28
754 Nov. 18
Nov. 26
Nov. 15
5* Nov. 19
Nov. 14
Nov.
4
33
54
Nov. 12
594 Nov. 8
33
m
y*
2?*
Nov. 15
7%
90c
Nov.
1
55c
52c
4194 Nov. 28
1094 Nov. 1
1194
994
4
50c
2.05
6
W*
27
694
\rA
Sale*
2.40
4
Nov.
4
Nov. 28
2.00 Nov. 14
Nov. 26
6
2.50 Nov.
1394 Nov.
50c
Nov.
14
June 24
17
6
May
38
May
494 May
2794 May
May
May
Aug.
1294 Nov. 14
Nov. 19
2.25 Nov.
7
65c
6
2.75 Nov.
15
43
2IU
Nov. 25
Nov.
7
3094 Nov. 2
794 Nov. 7
3394 Nov. 12
6
Nov. 19
5
9
70c
8
Nov. 14
80c
Nov. 27
Nov.
4
894 Nov.
4
1894
1694 Nov.
13
12
6
1894 Nov. 29
Nov. 22
2.35 Nov. 30
12
3
794 Nov. 6
894 Nov. 4
2.25 Nov. 23
iS*
21
Nov. 22
Nov. 22
Nov. 12
Nov.
9
Nov. 22
2.50 Nov.
2294 Nov.
4
7
Nov.
8
9
2094 Nov.
994 Nov. 16
2694 Nov.
6
2794 Nov. 12
10c
1
10c
2094 Nov.
9
2794
Sale
6
Nov. 19
75c
2.35 Sale
4%
Nov. 15
106
It*
LOc
7
Nov. 25
594 Nov. 12
4094 Nov. 26
8
27
Nov. 26
Nov.
5
494
594
5
Nov.
9
Nov. 14
13
10
33
Nov. 19
Nov.
28* Nov.
June
42
41
98
21
23
18
28
22
21
13
1494 May 22
50c
May 23
40
80c
Sept. 25
1794 May 18
Nov. 25
45
28
794
3094
|494
5
Nov.
Nov
1
14
June
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
9
II
12
12
26
Sept. 11
Jan.
May
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
9j
6 3294 May
1694 Nov. 7
54c
Nov. 22
4194
594
35c
70c
7
9
4
Sept.
July
Oct.
1594 Nov. 19
44
594
65c
IP
594 Nov.
994 Nov.
1194 Nov.
Nov.
Apr. 12
10
7
8
29
2
2
8 4894 Nov. 15
Oct. 18
77
May 22 100
1994 June 10 3394 Feb. 16
36
2
4
4
52c
Nat Auto Fibres Inc comjBtk—1
Natomas Co capital—...
*
No par value.
1.30 Nov.
Nov.
17
794 Nov. 18
4994 Nov. 29
42
Sale
Merchant Cal Mach Oo com
5
Meier & Frank Co.—.......10
Menasco Mfg Co common
.1
Class AA common. ———*
Nov.
Nov. 22
3294 Nov. 19
134$
29
19
9%
lt%
2.10
1,240
4 100
16%
1494
494
4094
100
9794 Nov.
2894 Nov.
6
1.20 Nov. 22
17
Nov. 4
Sale
106
Nov.
Nov.
1.35
*
North Am Inv Corp com...100
6% preferred........... 100
594% preferred......... 100
North Amer Oil Consol cap.. 10
Occidental Insurance capital.10
Occidental Petrol Corp com.. 1
O'Connor Moffatt A Co-
24
48
1.20
Sale
21,625
2,133
16,910
Nov. 25
9
694 Nov.
Nov. 16
24
4894 Nov. 15
394 Nov. 25
44
1.30
...
LeTourneau
4294 Nov.
694 Nov.
29,
48
11,004 Langendorf United Bak cl A..*
Class B.—...
*
9,347
Preferred- ...———50
652
10
9.264 Leslie Salt Co.capital
15,096
5,501
69,002
2,526
1,031
3 94 Nov. 29
1894 Nov. 12
45
7
30%
34
5%
6
9% Sale
17
17%
13
14%
36%
38
9
2
Nov.
43%
30
794 Nov.
394 Nov.
17
20
7
Nov. 19
9
3%
1094
1894
17 X
6
3
1.50 Nov.
133
44
8
Sale
6
8
Nov. 26
1.30 Nov.
1.25
.10
Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap— *
Honolulu Plantation capital-20
com
4
128
3
34 X
2.00
20
1.50
Home Fire & Marine Insur
Oo of Calif capital....
Hudson Motor Car
143
85c
3,080
•
18
I*
139
Sale
316
267
894
147*
11*
Hunt Bros Packing common-10
10
9,654
139
Preferred
.10
935 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.. 15
2 Pesos
659 1XL Mining Oo
127
350
740
__*
7,437 El Dorado Oil Works cap....*
1,594 Electrical Products Corp..
4
20,355 Emporium Capwell capital
*
6,957
Preferred w w
50
4,748 Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap..5
342 Ewa Plantation..
20
2,030 Fireman's Fund Indem cap..10
9,203 Fireman's Fund Insur cap—25
11,594 Food Machinery Corp com..10
7,350 Foster & Kieiser common—294
1,040
Class A preferred
—.25
Galland Mercantile Laundry—
Common (capital)——*
936
General Metals Corp—>■
Common capital—......2H
8.033
10
55,029 General Motors
11,725 General Paint Corp common.*
Preferred
*
5,497
8,117 Gladding McBean Co com-..*
89,711 Golden State Ltd capital.....*
*
5.034 Greyhound Corp common
7,428 Haie Bros Stores Inc capital..*
*
1,073 Hancock Oil
*
18,833 Hawaiian Pineapple Oo
22,174 Holly Develop Co common... 1
41,941
7,898
323,000
35,241
46,297
1,885
1,299
125
9,913
common
May 15 300
1294 May 21 21
K* May 21 95
50c
July
8 70c
1
June 10
394
5
May 22
1094
3
Sept. 20
13494 Sept. 11
Nov. 29
894
10 94
May 22
May 23 20 94
May 22
285
Nov. 14
June
1094 July
8 94 July
394 Sept.
50c
July
1.75 July
Oct.
2.50 Nov.
6
1194 May
494 June
34
June
3594 Jnne
21
May
594 June
23 94 June
494 Feb.
25c
May
50c
7
100
Jan.
July
Aug.
1294 May
994 May
1.75 Jan.
594 May
794 May
2.20 Mar. 11
20
Apr.
5
22
Feb.
23
794 Nov. 18
56
Apr.
8
794 Feb.
6
34
Mar.
7
Apr.
5
Mar. 6
Apr.
4
Apr. 11
40
Apr. 15
2094 Jan.
5
694
1194
1794
1594
76c
Feb.
8
44
Feb.
19
3
Jan.
6
12* Jan.
694 Feb. 19
1.15 Feb. 13
Mar. 27
4
894 Apr. 18
2
394 Apr.
1694 Feb. 28
Feb.
8
Oct. 18
44
Apr.
6
Jan.
3
35
9
Apr. 22
4194 Apr. 15
5
Apr. 12
30c
Feb. 20
1.30 Apr. 17
994 Jan. 19
Feb. 29
106
1994 Apr. 23
1294 Apr. 11
4?
494 May 17
11
Apr. 13
1094 Mar. 28
2.25 Nov.
15
June
14
June
4
28
794 June
1994 June
7c
Oct.
Jan.
3
May
7
11
394 June 29
2894 Jan
3
Jan. 19
2794 Oct. 18
28c
Feb. 19
594 Apr.
8
AGGREGATE
SALES
63
STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
Dec., 1940]
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
1
Prices
Since
January 2
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Nov. 1
1940
Shares
4.199
22,699
1,816
8,177
10,495
2,370
37,030
110,759
96,342
36,293
36,539
3,415
18,468
20,535
4,373
2,092
1,136
15,371
1,400
2,355
2,755
2,673
64,141
21,917
4,691
62,687
27,205
11,262
21 J4
*
Class B
6
41
Sale
30 54
37
4y
18
108
Nov. 29
5
Nov. 18
9
Nov. 19
Nov. 14
534 May
May
3 34 May
Nov.
4
113
153)4 Nov.
8
142
41
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
10734 Nov.
Nov.
J*
17)4 Nov.
124
Nov.
150)4 Nov.
104
8
2
37
120
8)4
39)4
Nov.
3034 Nov.
34
95c
1734 Nov.
Nov.
29)4 Nov. 4
8
3434 Nov.
31)4 Nov. 14
4
121
7
May
2534 June
28 X May
25)4 May
34
May
100
May
3)4 May
16
May
1.4
1.35 Nov.
27
Nov.
10634 Nov.
17 %
152 y8 155
1
1
39 X
32
38 54
90c
40 %
1.25
1.00
Sale
16)4
37 34 Nov.
28
4
90c
17
17 34
15)4 Nov.
29)4
27
27)4
27 y
1.85
1.40
27
33
13 y
14
34
Sale
8
754
9%
J*
20
9)4
1.25
65c
15
106
108
Sale
4%
AH
5
1.75 Nov. 14
8
Nov.
Nov.
15)4 Nov. 9
9 )4 Nov. 29
Nov.
22c
25c
43 y
2.10
42)4
6
10)4
101
1.50
106
*
3)4
27)4
25
22 54
Sperry Corp common vtc
1
4,997 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital..*
158,014 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital. . *
12,245 Super Mold Corp of Cal cap 10
25,131 Texas Consol Oil Co com—--1
Sale
~42
103
34 %
1.50
2.10
5)4
9%
534
106
1.50
25
22
100
34
9
Sale
18 54
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M
21
18)4
19
1.50 Nov, 28
5y Nov, 27
7
10
Nov
9
a34^
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22)4
iF
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19%
9
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4
14
9
Sale
15)5
8)4
8
3VS
14
834
2234
120
95
306"" 280~~
290
9
2
May
lc
Nov.
7
10
lc
Nov. 12
Nov.
7
SS**
42
Nov.
5
May
5
9
Jan.
12
45 y Apr.
6
Jan.
16
6c
Nov.
1
May
Oct. 10
Oct. 26
15)4 Jan^. 3
40X Sept. 20
June 12
12
5)4 Nov.
17)4 Nov.
20
Nov. 14
1634 Oct.
21
Nov.
21
Nov.
20
Nov.
Nov.
12c
Nov.
6
5c
Feb.
5
<t0c
JNOV.
2
40c
Oct.
60c
Feb.
16
10
Nov. 19
9
June
12
6
94
Nov. 14
80
June
96
May
May
414
17 M
May
July
6)4 Mar. 14
3
1834 Oct.
934 Nov.
94
Nov.
534 Nov.
4)4 Nov.
8c
Nov.
7
4
8
4
Nov. 14
9
Nov.
1
Nov. 14
2 290
Jan.
15c
Oct.
May
6y Sept.
12V4 May
6)4 Aug.
4 34 Jan.
3
Jan.
8
May
7
Aug.
20
Oct.
'97
May
265
June
10*
Jan
10
18
6
5
Apr.
23 y Apr. 15
3
15)4 Jan.
14
Apr. 16
Nov. 14
-
Nov.
Nov. 14
23 y Nov. 26
Nov.
20c
12
Nov.
9)4 Nov. 14
834 Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
15
Nov.
13 34 Nov.
4
26 X Jan.
33 y Feb. 27
Sept.
July
4c
Nov.
18)4
834
9y
434
Nov.
22
Nov.
14
8
1234 Nov.
7 34 Nov.
1834 Nov.
280
295
Mar. 20
35
120
289
4
12 34 May
3
10754 Feb 21
1.50 May 24
34)4 Nov.
34)4 Nov. 4
8)4 Nov. 28
8)4 Nov.
4%
15)4
8)4
23)4
9
101
7c
13)4
8)4
1654
834
Nov.
1.90 Mar. 10
4
6X Jan.
June
1854
Sale
if
7)4
9)4
Sale
Apr* 24
52)4 Apr.
May
May
5c
8
7
27c
Nov.
6
40c
13)4
i% Jan. 25
Feb. 29
im Mar. 30
8
9)„
97)4
8
6
Nov.
10c
8c
2.75 Feb.
38 y Jan. 18
3
1934 Jan.
Nov. 29
Nov.
60c
1234 Sale
3
9
Nov. 29
954
94 X
4%
1754
94
7
2934 May
37)4 May
25
2c
5)4 Sale
18 %
9
26
40c
18
12
Nov. 28 101
Nov. 29
1
22)4 Nov.
10c
90
Jan.
26
42)4
6
Nov.
8
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Jan.
2
Mar.
7
734 Apr.
100
27)4
23)4
101
60c
9%
5)4 Nov. 27
1034 Nov. 9
Apr. 16
9
4)4 Nov. 23
39 X May
1.50 May
1.50 Nov. 28
Nov. 14
Jan. 15
29)4 May
June
3c
954
21c
4
10)4
30c
276 ^
Nov.
Apr. 26
May
1
24 y Mar.
1.65 Oct.
109
lc
40)4
5)4
28
5
27c
Nov.
7
Jan. 25
54
39
Feb.
2
1.35 Jan.
2
4)4 May
May
May
Sale
7c
44
21c
9
8
Feb.
43 34 Feb. 23
20102 X Nov. 22
31X Sept.
12 X May
5)4 May
75c
May
12)4 June
100
Aug.
334 May
45
5)4
10)4
...
Nov. 15
Nov.
9
105
4)4 Nov.
22c
1.50
20c
18 y Nov. 13
Nov. 26
28
Nov.
18
19c
Sale
4
85c
18
41
16X
Nov.
1.65 Nov.
14
14 X
12c
4)4 Nov. 23
20
Nov.
104
1.75
65c
104
July
Feb.
May
8
2954 June
90c
Sept.
12)4 Jan.
1.50 Apr.
11
July
14
May
24 y May
2
17 y Nov. 13
16)4 Nov.
3 % Nov.
1634
i
16%
*
4,975 Thomas Allec Corp class A
16,253 Tide W ater Assoc Oil Co com -10
395
4)4 % preferred
100
344,642 Transamerica Corp capital—2
1,033 Transcontinental & West Air.5
1.00 Nov.
Nov.
16
3 34
<?\y*
Sale
June
96
38 y Nov.
7
102)4 Nov. 22 102)4 Nov. 22
3
17
3
19
June
June 17 154
5X Aug. 17
40
39
90c
23 y
5 34
5)4
22
9)4
21 15)4
25
554
22' 1.50
10 3434
22 3454
21 31X
21
50
21 10834
21
5)4
21
21X
10 138)4
39X Sept.
35
37
1.35
34
8
iiH
sF
Nov. 14
Sept. 24
Apr. 22
8
100
Feb.
301
Apr.
8
22 y
May
9
Steel of Calif
common
20,587
2,794 Yellow Checker Cab
ser
Series 2
210
Sale
118
Sou Cal Gas Pfd 6% cum A..25
Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
Sou Pac. Golden Gate cl A—*
5,892 Yosemite Port!
%
31)4
Sale
101
Pipe &
34
154
—100
Western
16)4
1.40
50
preferred—.—100
82 Weill & Co com
100
740 Wells Fargo Bk & Un Tr cap 100
16 X May 24
3
May 22
4 34 June 29
1
5
10
40)4
137,402 Ryan Aeronaut Co com cap— J
4,300 San Mauricio Mining 10 Pesos
6,636 Safeway Stores Inc common— *
3,419 Schlesinger (B F) com..
*
Preferred
.......—25
4,780
*
11,461 Shell Union Oil Corp com
40
5)4 % cum conv pref...--100
140 Sherwood Swan Co Ltd cl A.10
5,784 Signal Oil & Gas Co class A..*
127,764 Soundview Pulp Co
5
Tread well Yukon Corp Ltd—
Common capital
215,778
1
73,416 Union Oil Co of Calif cap.. .25
Union Sugar Co common..—25
17,01
5
20,850 United Air Lines Trans
—10
17,544 Universal Cons Oil
41,296 Vega Airplane Co
1)4
14,323 Victor Equipment Co com-.-l
Conv cum pref
10,737
—5
9,410 Vultee Aircraft Inc capital—1
2,400 Waialua Agricultural Co
20
107
4
6)4
5)4
36 X
38*4 37
103
100
100
14 9^
Preferred
7
5)4 Nov.
Sale
149
25,217 Rheem Mfg Co
1
*
70,315 Richfield Oil Co common
Com stock purch warrants..
1,552
2,953 Roos Bros Inc common....-.1
1,655
6,577
105,891
1.200
5,663
21)4 Nov.
53
Nov. 18
734 Nov.
121
1.60
27
Series A
21X Nov. 7
4 54 Nov. 28
9
6
34
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
14
1.35
4)4
Lowest
Sale Prices
5
4
27 H
17)4
Highest
Sale Prices
5)4
8)4
Sale
107 34
23)4
Sale
12
Sale
preferred...-.25
571
5
31
1
Republic Petroleum Corp
Preferred
.........50
156
Ask
5
Sale
26 54
Cumulative
21)4
Sale
*
100
Philippine Long Distance
Tel Co capital
.100 Pesos
Phillips Petroleum Co cap
*
Pig'n Whistle Corp partic pf.*
Puget Sound Pulp & Tim_.—*
Ry Eq & Realty Co Ltd com— ♦
6% preferred....100
Rayonfer Inc common..-.---1
8
14)4
1.35
-100
capital—10
Paraffine Cos, Inc, com..
4% cum conv pref
5)4
1%
1334
434
... —
6% preferred
Sale
5
Sug Plant Co cap.. 15
Pacific-Amer Fisheries Inc—5
Pacific Can Co
*
Pacific Clay Prod capital —
Pac Coast Aggregates com—5
Pacific Gas & Elec Co com—25
6% 1st preferred
25
5)4 % 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting Corp com—*
$5 dividend pref
*
Pac Pub Serv com
*
First preferred......
....*
Pac Tel & Tel Co common..100
Paauhau
Pacific Western Oil
Sale
4X
Oliver United Filters Inc A—*•
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
Bid
Par
~Cem
10
1..50
50
Co pf—10
17
17 X
19
16
21)4
21)4
3)4
20)4
21
20
2.90
1934
19 34 Nov. 29
20 y Nov.
1
21
Nov. 18
21
Sale
21
23
24
21
23
20
1.70
1.50
1.50
21 y Nov.
8
21
Nov. 14
15
15
22
Feb.
5
Nov. 18
17
21
Oct.
2.90 Jan.
2
15
Jan.
29
21
1.60
June
10
May 18
May 15
1.45 July 16
UNLISTED STOCKS
182 American Factors Ltd cap
24
18
3,511 Amer Rad & Stand San com..*
25,639 Amer Tel & Tel Co com....100
311,488 Am Toll Bridge (Del) com..
1
100 Amer Woolen Co
25
40
734
7)4:
734
7)4
164)4 166)4 165)4 167)4
1.09 Sale
38c
39c
734 Nov. 25
734 Nov. 25
22,752 Anaconda Cop Mg Co com..50
16,256 Anglo Nat Corp cl A com.....*
11,740 Argonaut Mg Co Ltd capital—5
2534
Sale
3 54 Sale
2.30 Sale
515 Ark Nat Gas class A common.*
Nov.
4
1.10 Nov.
2
28)4
2.25
2.90
4
24 X Nov.
3 34 Nov.
7
2
29
2.25 Nov.
2
1754
754
Sale
234
3
4
4)4
34
33
1.35 Sale
35c
8
634
434
334
334
3134
18
18
I"
4
4)4
5
Nov. 12
Nov.
1
3 )4 Nov. 28
4 y Nov. 13
1.20
32 34
1.25
12 34
1334
12 54 Nov.
92
90
9)4 Mar.
5)4 Nov. 12
4
Nov. 23
4 y Nov. 13
1.50 Nov.
1
14 X Nov.
7
Nov. 25
9134 Nov.
7
14
30
Mar. 21
zk
k
9
Aug. 28
Apr.
Jan.
&
3
Jan.
2
9
Apr.
Sept.
May
6)4 Oct.
4
Aug.
2 X Aug.
3
Mar. 20
Apr.
454 Apr.
Apr.
3)4 June
26 y May
75c
5
Oct.
1.50 May
18 X Nov. 25
7
174)4 Apr.
1854 Aug.
3)4 Sept.
9
4
1.15 Nov. 19
4534 Apr. 30
5
4X Apr.
Mar.
Nov.
2
17
29
Aug.
Oct.
Apr.
July
June
Nov.
34 "Nov. 14
Nov.
1
3
3 34
234
liH
100
....5
com..
28,202 Aviation Corp (Del) com.....3
12,909 Aviation & Trans Corp cap—1
1,821 B & O RR common
100
11,225 Bendix Aviation Corp com—.5
54,282 t Blair & Co Inc capital.....1
27X
334
24 X
3434
4)4
5)4
149
35c
*
common
8,709 Atch Top & S Fe Rlt
4,870'Atlas Corp common
20
39)4
20
950 Amer-Hawaiian SS Co com.. 10
*
100 Amer Pow & Lt Co common
Apr.
15
4
15
Jan.
5
1454 Jan.
4
2
June
16
Bunker Hill &. Sullivan Mg
& Con Co common......2X
20,455
Calif-Oregon
13 34
14)4
12)4
Sale
9)4 May 24
Power—
69
6 % pref (non-callable)... 100
625
6% pref (1927 series)
100
100 Calif Pacific Trad Corp pref— *
900 Canadian Pacific Ry com—25
100 Chesapeake & Ohio RR com.25
6,262 Cities Service Co
...—10
7,600 Claude Neon Lts Inc com
1
1,341 Coen Cos, Inc, class A conv..*
454
92
88
1.00
88
5)4
3)4
3 34
3 34
90
1.00
3)4
76
70
May 20
May 22
2
90
88
82
82
Mar. 20
3 y Oct.
11
33 X May 31
% 4i«
X
34
2c
10c
634
34
6)4
X
40c
10c
5)4
X
10c
6
634 Nov.
4
6 y Nov.
4
34 Nov. 15
Nov. 20
H
4X Feb.
6
X June 10
Jan. 18
10c
40c
85
Apr. 29
9134 Nov. 7
Mar. 20
2
3)4 Oct. 11
33)4 May 31
6 34 May
2
34 Mar. 11
Apr. 19
50c
Columbia River Packers
1,896 Goodrich (B F) Co common..*
2,230 Hawaiian Sugar Co capital..20
510 Hobbs Battery Co cl A capital *
350 Hobbs Battery cl B cap
*
551 Honokaa Sugar Co capital...20
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp—
74,335
Capital
.........1
*
6,133 Internat Nickel of Can Ltd
7,910 Internat Tel & Tel common..*
8,728 Kennecott Copper Corp com.*
26)4
25c
6)4
my
3434
22
37ft
48
37)4
4)4
20
11c
4
8% Preferred
...10
Montgomery Ward & Co,
Inc, common
—...*
14,846
8
No par value.
55 X
4)4
654
t Formerly Bancamerica Blair.Corp.
Sale
38)4
Sale
3234
14
25
Sale
534
25y
48
2.00
1.00
5
6
5
12c
4)4
854
Sale
454
Sale
5
10
If
21 i
63
Sale
31)4
Nov. 29
24
Nov. 14
6)4 Nov. 14
10 y Nov.
9
31)4 Nov. 18
Nov.
28
6
Nov.
1
Nov. 19
434
5)4 Nov.
6
6)4 Nov.
WA
2534
36
Nov."
Nov."!
25
Nov.22
22
50c
5
5)4
2334
15
2434
35
34
35 y
35
Nov.
8
22
24
22
IV*
26
24 y
Nov.
1
27
7c
Nov.
1
26)4
2)4
Sale
7c
2.60
2.50
8y
9
38)4
39)4
3)4 Sale
5)4
6
t Odd lots.
8
2.00
10c
3334~Nov.~23
34
2
1
25)4
2.50
334
7c
2.50
8
2
5)4 Noy. 20
24)4 Nov. 28
1)4 Nov. 13
Nov. 7
Nov. 28
Apr. 10
Nov. 13
Nov.
6
Nov. 15
3
4)4
8c
8c
Nov.
29
Nov. 2
5
8)4 Jan.
10554 Sept. 23
37)4 Sale
37)4 Nov. 25
334
4
3)4 Nov. 1
5)4'
7
41
40!
Nov.
4;
Nov.
Jan.
4
4
2054 Apr.
25
Aug. 21
Oct.
1.00 May
25c
Jan.
3y Sept.
19
1.10 Mar. 19
Jan. 18
25c
6)4 Apr. 30
7
Apr.
9
4
6 38)4 Jan.
454 Apr.
5
28
Nov. 15
16 37
5
14
21
23
12
16
y July 24
7)4 Sept.14
2
434
8y
8
Jan.
40c
Sept.
June
20)4 June
1 )4 Nov.
2454 July
19
June
22
May
2.85 Sept.
4 y June
6c
May
Mar. 25
5
1154 Mar.
36
2834 June
17
Apr.
5
-
3254 Feb.
Apr.
5)4 Nov.
105
50c
2.00
8
Mar.
2134 Nov.
554 Oct.
6 34 July
25
May
25c
634
24)4
2)4
37
24 y Sale
2.50
3
5y
5)4
35
4)4
104)4
14)4
2.50
6
31
3534
10c
99 Monolith Portl Cement com..*
*
Sale
50c
6)4
8
2134
534
9)4
25c
13)4
320 McBryde Sugar Co Ltd cap
5
3,430 McKesson & Bobbins Inc com 5
68,887 Mountain City Cop Co cap..5c
5
6,284 Nash-Kelvinator Corp cap
6)4
Sale
Sale
834
2854
24)4
611
27)4
534
864 Marine Bancorporation cap..*
—*
29,882 Matson Nav Co capital
100,850 M J & M & M Consol capital. 1
9
8
2,630
Assn Inc common—...—*
10,268 Consol Edison Co N Y com—*
7,239iConsol Oil Corp common
*
76,664 Curtiss-Wright Corp com....1
8,041 Domlnguez Oil Fields cap——*
1,131 Dumbarton Bridge Co com..10
7,404 Elec Bond & Share Co com.. -5
90 Fibreboard Prod.Inc. pr pf_100
20,934 General Electric Co com.....*
37)4 Nov. 25
2)4 May 21
4)4 June
4
25 y Feb.
17
35
5
May
9
May 20
1
854 Apr.
12c
4
Jan.
4
Feb. 23
9)4 Mar.
55 X Jan.
454 Apr.
7)4 Feb.
8
2
10
15
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
64
aggregate
sales
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
November
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Shares
704
Nat Distillers Products com.
Nor Amer Aviation Inc cap
1
North Amer Co common.... 10
1,378 Pacific Port! Cement
497
298
50
com
6*4% preferred
—10
i00
Bid
24
25 54
22 54
21
5
20
1.15
41
13,719 Packard Motor Car Co com..*
170
3
455 Park Utah Cons Mines com..l
1*4
7,975 Pennsylvania RR capital
50
1,173 Pioneer Mill Co Ltd capital.20
"""683
"
23)4
1,645
120
3,786 Riverside Cement (Del) A
*
108 Santa Cruz Port Cement com 50
11,461 Schumacher Wall Board com.*
4,281
Preferred
*
3,422 Shasta Water Co common
*
43,011 Sou Calif Edison common
25
17,136
C 5*4% preferred
25
11,858
B 6% preferred
25
270 Sou Calif Gas 6% pref..
.25
332
...
570
3,050
2,012
1,177
100
Bid
Ask
24*4
26*5
23*5
24
14*5
6*5
25
1.90
17H
Sale
10 54
13
29*5 Sale
m
m
14*5
3*5
16
21
3*5
1*5
21*5
7
4*5
3*5
Sale
9
7*5
5*5 Sale
3
3*5
15
25
7*5 Sale
29
28*5
8
8M
28*5 Sale
30*5 Sale
29*5
29*5
34*5
34*5
4*5
32*5
23*5
18*5
16*5
17
1.15
40
2.00
45
24*5
28
22
16
18*5
IS
Sale
22*5
17*5
Ask
15
4
1.00
39
47*5
3*5
2*5
554 Sale
4A
24
21*5
Sale
Sale
18
21
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
20*5
14
11
1§,600 Radio Corp of Amer com.....*
"2^055
Nov. 1
1940
Par
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd capital..20
848 Oiaa Sugar Oo Ltd capital..20
312 Onomea Sugar Oo capital...20
10
45
1
Jan. 2
STOCKS
3,448
15,139
5,372
§95
175
1,020
range since jan.
Price
Since
15
7
18
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
21
15
Lowest
1
18*5 Nov.
21*5 Nov.
9
4
6
15
Nov.
6
1
4
45
18*5 Nov. 8
1.05 Nov. 23
40*5 Nov. 23
40*5 Nov. 23
3*5
2*5
22*5
23*5 Nov. 20
25*5 Nov. 15
4*5 Nov. 29
3*5 Nov. 9
5*5 Nov. 12
3*5 Nov. 9
1.50
1815
Nov. 27
9
5*5
A4
26
7*5
29
28*5
7*5
26*5
29*5
29*5
34*5
8*5
26*5
30*5
29*5
35
1455
18*5
14*5
3*5
May
Sept.
Sept.
July
17*5 Oct.
1
Aug.
39
July
3
May
2*5 Apr.
16*5 June
7*5 June
4*5 May
2.75 Aug.
10
7*5 Nov. 1
28*5 Nov. 27
8
Nov.
8*5
29*5
8*5
28*5
Nov.
1
29*5 Nov.
34*5 Nov.
7
4
26
26*5
23*5
23 *5
6*5
25
14
16
27
6
22
21
26
10
15
10
3
24
20
-
?
j
j,
2*
41*5 Jan.
4
4*1 Mar. 11
2*5 Apr. 16
25*5 Nov. 15
Jan.
12
3
7*5 Apr.
3
4*5 Apr.
9
20
June 11
8*5 Nov. 9
29*5 Oct. 28
12*5 Jan.
6
30*5 May
3
31
Nov.
1
29*5 Nov. 7
3455 Feb. 17
18*5 June 10
7
May
24
May
26*5 May
25
May
31
May
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan. 16
1.50 Mar.
1
June 27
June 10
3
Nov. 9
Nov. 7
Nov. 28
Nov.
1
31
4
26*5 Nov. 27
30*5 Nov. 29
2§55 Nov. 4
34*5 Nov. 4
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
19
June 26
21
22
21
21
16
Sou Pacific Golden Gate Go—*-
1,515
6% preferred
13,§66 Standard Brands Inc
261
300
615
com..
300 Standard Oil Co (N J)
35,970 Studebaker Corp
100
76
100
*
cap
25
common
6
44
1
Sunset-McKee Balesbook Oo—
Class A common.
*
Class B common
*
lc.
15c.
lc.
6*5
7
6*5
7
9*5
8*5
1.00
9*5
Sale
If*:::::
6
7*5
1
Aug. 28 1.10 Mar.
7*5 Apr.
6
May 22
Nov. 13
37*5 Nov. 14
5*5 May 22 12*5 Feb. 15
5
Nov."
36
27
18
5c
15c.
4*5*
65c
8*5
37 *5 "Nov."
13
8*5 Nov.
§*5
1
14
36
Nov. 14
20*5 July 29
9
May
8
12
21*5 Feb.
9
May
31
18*5
44
5
8
Superior Portland Cement—
,._*
*
85 Taylor Milling Corp com
4,391 Texas Corp common
335
*
25
200 Texas Gulf Sulphur common.
137 Title Guaranty Co cum pref.
50
10,886
3,606
52,380
57,287
9,520
865
563
24,600
11,946
400
United Aircraft Corp cap
United Corp of Del common.
11
45
32*5
*
15*5
47
2*5
2*5
1.10
1.20
5
com
1
1
25c
14c
1.55
38*5
38*5 Nov.
17*5
19
43*5
18*5
43*5
1*5
72c
66*5
1*5
73c
66*5 Sale
1*5
5*0*
4H
37*5
20
42*5
2*5
39*5 Nov. 15
38*5 Nov.
8
8
Mar
70
75c
Sale
1*5
1.00
1*5
25c
1.00
43*5
J4
75c
68*5
1*5
30c
A4
80c
Sale
1*5
Nov. 27
Nov. 29
Nov. 6
Nov.
85c
.
6
34*5 Jan.
May
20
June
1*5 May
May
42*5 May
1
May
9
6
50c
2
"3 *5 "Nov .23 "3 *5 "Nov."23
Feb.
50c
May
4
1.00
25
Jan.
i6
*5
51*5 Apr.
2*5 Apr.
1.15 Jan.
76*5 Nov.
1*5 Apr.
55c
Nov. 14
76*5 Nov.
1*5 Nov.
Nov. 27
Nov. 2
Jan.
17
39
18*5 Nov 27
46*5 Nov. 13
1*5 Nov. 6
5
13*5 Jan. 12
7 h Aug.
7
46*5 May 10
8
34
*
25
5
37*5
May
May
7*5 Aug.
35*$ Aug.
13
17*5
41*5
2*5
48
.
41*5
10
36*5
34
20
5
39
13
9
46
*
39*5 Nov. 15
39*5
38*5
15*5
9*5
.
100
com
21,131 Westate Petroleum Co
Preferred
33,722
43
_
*
Utah-Idaho Sugar Oo com...5
754 Western Pacific RR
154
1,075
3,907
40*5
11*5
8*5
.1
U S Petroleum Co capital
U S Steel Corp common
208 Vica Oo common
3,770 Warner Bros Pictures com
1,842 West Coast Life Ins Co cap
"""255
x
Class A preferred....
Otass B common
366
438
45
Jan.
4
4
i9
i8
i6
Feb.
50c
15c
5c
10c
10c
12c
10c
Nov.
4
12c
Nov. 15
20c
8c
Mar.
§c
4*5 Feb. *9
9*5 Apr. 3n
48c
May 2q
Aug.
16c
Sale
82c
85c
80c
90c
80c
Nov.
4
90c
Nov. 14
75c
June
3*5
4*5
3
'6*5 ~~7~~
50c
3*5
6*5
lc
7
6*5 Nov. 18
6*5 Nov. 18
50c
Jan.
in
1.55 Jan,
»
Name changed from Italo Petroleum Corp. of America.
Los
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND
YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1940
November-.
Shares.
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
Bond Sales
1939
290,581
4,133,920
1939
1940
November
369,871
4,364,769
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30.
AQQREQATE
SALES
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
November
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
5,145
STOCKS
255
190
""250
5,264
1,070
1,750
10,000
135
345
744
100
707
1,155
5,967
6,800
240
""619
1,452
2",500
39
616 Barker Bros common—
989
5*4% preferred
290
T,361
100
""427
1,303
400
"l05
157
669
"12,950
1,865
2,257
650
19,881
"T.665
1,400
2,500
Bid
12 Ac 50c
4*4 Sale
*
-
50
_
♦
Buckeye Union Oil Co
com
1
Common vot trust ctfs
Preferred
1
Preferred vtc
1
l
Byron Jackson Co
*
California Packing Corp-*
Central Investment Corp—100
849 Chapman's Ice Cream Co
*
10,884 Chrysler Corp
5
12,836 Consolidated Oil Corp
*
29,181 Consolidated Steel com-—
*
Preferred*
37,842
8,417 Creameries of America v t c—1
959 District Bond Co
125
4,740 Douglas Aircraft Corp
18,813 Electrical Products Corp
4
9,246 Emsco Derr & Equip Co
5
36,480 Exeter Oil Co A
1
-
388 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk—100
4,929 Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd
1
36,511 General Motors Corp
For footnotes
10
lc
lc
lc
lc
15
24*4
com
Holly Development Co
„»
*
*
---1
52k
70c
75c
5*4
9
lc
"~4c"
2c
2*4
l
12c
5
Mt Diablo Oil Ming & Dev. —1
Nordon Corp,—1
lc
45c
page
65*
4c
Nov.
7
1.45 Nov.
7
1
154 Nov. 14
60c
"6*4
Nov.
6
1 *4 Nov. 23
254 Nov. 4
60c
Nov.
1*
6*4 Nov. 23
lc
lc
Nov.
lc
2c
84*4
10*?
Sale
43c
392
34
5*4
9*4
2454
39
75c
2
9
85c
1
Sale
14 54
Sale
16
954
6
8
20c
27c
SS
""854
1*4
o?*
51*4 Sale
6*4
554
30
5
34
5*4
154 Sale
1754
30
55c
9*4
6
20c
6
1*4
5*4
*4
654
5
31*4
10*4
8*4
9c
Sale
4*4
42c
Sale
30c
4c
52 Ac
6c
4*4
23c
8454 Nov. 8
9*4 Nov. 27
87*4 Nov. 6
§*4 Nov. 20
8454 Nov. 8
8*4 May 29
7*4 May 28
20c
Nov, 19
21c
Nov.
6 400
Nov. 22
Nov.
6
Nov. 14
7
it*
4
27
Nov.
45c
Nov. 14
4
Jan. 30
June
5
May 21
May 23
5c
Nov.
Nov. 28
6
9
9*4 Jan.
12*4 Nov. 13
July 16
Sept. 18
Jan.
17
Jan.
12
Nov.
6
31*4 Nov.
7
42c
41c
50c
41c
42c
Sale
Nov.
8
19c
5
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
4
8
9
7c
5c
41c
3c
10c
39c
37c
60c
5c
Sale
3c
6c
4
June
A
7
Mar. 14
Jan.
43c
2
Jan.
Apr.
18
Jan.
12
8
254 Nov. 30
2c
40c
4c
Nov. 14
Nov. 9
Nov. 4
3
2c
41c
5c
Nov. 14
Nov.
9
Nov.
1
.
7
56
Mar. 13
Apr.
654 Apr.
32*4 Apr.
654 Apr.
Aug.
9
8
2
6
7
Mar.
Jan.
5
3
if
it*
Apr. 12
80c
Jan.
8
a.
2c
15c
7c
June
A*4 Sept. 14
50c
10c
2c
29*4 Nov. 27
5
Nov. 4
5
7
10
May 22 405
May 31 10
a.
454 Nov. 19'
454 Nov. 19
54 62*4c Nov. 18 62*4c Nov. 18
22
3
4*4
254
Jan.
88*4 Apr. 30
Nov. 19
Aug. 31
3*4 May 22
154 Oct. 29
31
60c
17c
2c
4*1
7
1
3054
6*4
50c
4
18*4 Nov.
18*4 Nov.
30*4 Nov.
60c
5*4 Nov.
154 Nov.
13c
254 Sale
9
26
7*4 Nov. 9
17*4 Nov. 18
6
Apr.
8
10
7
6*4 June
38 54 May 24
54*4 Nov. 9
5*4 Nov. 14
30*4
21c
June
20c
375
7
4*4
12*4
8
17
354 May 21
7
May 21
4
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
a
30*4 Sale
4*4
5*4
19c
Oct.
Aug. 12
Apr. 27
Apr. 22
3
12
Mar. 21
Jan. 16
3
90*4 Jan.
16
5 54 Nov.
14*4 Nov.
5*4 Nov.
4*4 Nov. 27
154 Nov. 1
60c
2
II*"
Jan.
It4
26
5754 May 22
5
2
2c
9
30
50c
1254
654
Jan.
Nov.
4
Nov. 12
Nov.
9
Nov. 18
Nov.
7
Nov.
49*4 Nov. 20
5*4 Nov. 14
60c
kH
3c
10*4 May 31
1554 May 24
8*4 May 22
8
r
30
5c
2c
83*4
6*4
7*4
17*4
554
6
50
6
35
29*4
10c
2c
Apr. 22
Nov. 27
83*4 Nov.
400
18*4
31*4
2c
12""
Sale
9*4
17*4
4
Nov.
7
6
654 June
IS
i?S
4*4
So*
6
80
400
385
6*4
5*4
7
79
Sale
1
Nov.
I
a.
Nov.
Jan.
2c
al4
6
19
19
May 15
254 Nov. 4'
1
Apr.
8
6*4 Nov. 23
lc
a2054 Nov. 18
10*4 Nov. 16
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
3
lc
Nov.
7
Nov. 26
7c
12*4 al254 Nov.
al8*4 Nov.
10*4
9*4 Nov.
1.10
45c
6c
3c
20
5*4
6*4
4*4 Jan.
3
7*4 No^. 14
30
12c
Aug. 16
a.
76*4
77*4
554
6*4
554 Sale
6
24
50c
Feb. 24
3 54 June
3
6
Nov.
75c
4
25c
Nov.
7*4 Nov. 14
lc
25*4
8
40c
1*4
2
7
25c
July
254 May 21
6*4 Oct.
2
22*4 May 20
10c
Apr. 29
25c
Apr. 15
6c
May 15
1* May 15
Nov. 19
5*4 Nov. 13
12
554
7c
32
50c
5c
Nov.
;
3c
19
7c
see
7c
"90*4
954
7*4
9
30
3
lc
12*4
15c
Mid-Western Oil Co
5*4
20
2c
1
"154
A6/s
60c
19
5*4
5*4
254 Nov.
12c
11*4
75c
10c
l
10c
12*4c
2c
16
10c
1
854
30*4
Nov. 27
254 Nov. 27
7*4 Nov. 13
28*4 Nov. 1
8c
89*4
9*4
70c
754
29*4
2c
1
•
354 May 29
8c
83*4
23 54
37*4
2
2c
84
5*4
2
2c
Sale
30
2
3*
3c
9
11
1*4
""254
9
"3c"
85c
83
40c
380
10
Highest
Sale Prices
lc
10
10
Lowest
Sale Prices
3c
50c
Menasco Mfg Co.,
Merchants Petroleum Co
6
Highest
Sale Prices
lc
Hupp Motor Car Co.
lntercoast Pet Corp-Co
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
6c
Jade Oil Co
Lane-Wells
37J4c
Sale
2 *4
554
—
15c
Tf "1.45
*
Gladding McBean & Co—
-*
Globe Grain & Milling Co .25
Goodyear T & R Akron
Hancock Oil Co A
10c
25c
97*4c 1.75
8954
9054
7*4
754
5*4
554
10*1 1054
5 54
554
6*4
b
Golden State Co
7
18c
37c
12c
8
5o
7
*
Sale^
28*4 Sale
154
100 Langendorf United Bakeries B *
Lincoln Petroleum Corp
10c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp..
_1
Los Ang Investment Co
10
Mascot Oil Co
1
398,698
49,425
25,411
12,125
648,262
4,150
2,000
8,625
26,700
2
1
38c
4 54
6*4
85*
—2.50
—2.50
10
20 Holly Oil Co
Hudson Motor Car Co.—
2,495
1,972
18,700
1,100
5,482
5c
30c
""2*4
28
11*4
2*4
935 General Paint common
205
Preferred
13,123
37,316
1,424
9,141
11,387
22,950
7*|
26*5
Warrants
107,946 t Blue Diamond Corp
2
26,466 Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A
_10
B common
3,568
10
8,731 Broadway Dept Store com---*
2,300
14,200
4,100
4,700
3,150
3,632
3,408
1
Ask
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
2*4 Sale
1
9,409 Barnhart-Morrow Consol.
1
3,235 Berkey & Gay Furniture Co—1
120 Foster & Kleiser Co
480 General Metals Corp
3,010
Ask
1
32,168 Bandini Petroleum Co—
17 2-5 Brock & Co
"l",666
Bid
21,838 Aircraft Accessories Corp A_50c
240
"5",548
Nov. 1
1940
Par
50 Assoc Gas & Electric A..
"l",536
range since jan.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Price
Jan. 2
Since
7c
Jan.
23*4 June 26
May 16
3?c*
1 Vf
June
Jan.
2c
Oct.
38c
3c
10
15
Mar. 29
19
Sept. 13
May 13
6*4 Mar. 11
Apr.
6
"J?
Feb. 14
3c
Mar. 27
12*4 Nov. 13
8*4 Jan. 22
25c
Aug. 22
4154 Apr. 15
6*4 Nov. 7
60c
May
9
454 May
9
Mar. 29
15c
2c
Oct. 19
50c
6c
Jan.
Jan.
9
10
LOB
DEC., 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
November
Shares
500
500
1,202
310
555
899
76
108
85
325
1,166
T.733
15,757
239
1,659
6,105
140
407
160
""'loo
5,050
775
3,270
15
2,444
1,777
140
690
4.6DU
7,567
800
260
248
9,232
233
11,573
300
"2~, 172
2,541
40
1,200
196
1
370
16,411
7,747
2,930
7,138
12,451
1,279
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
STOCKS
Nov. 1
1940
Shares
5.300
27.010
5,299
6,100
19,140
65
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
187
STOCK
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
2.250
1,571
1,251
ANGELES
Par
Occidental Pet Corp
1
Oceanic Oil Co...—.........1
*
Pacific Clay Products—
Pacific Distillers lnc
8c
18c
6c
16c
6c
16c
43c
48c
35c
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31c
43c
30c
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34
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Pacific Gas & Elec Co
6%———25
5%% 1st preferred
-25
Pacific Indemnity Co
10
Pacific lighting Corp com—.*
1st preferred
Pacific Public Service-
-
*
--*
----10
547
1st preferred....
563 Pacific Western Oil
13,486 Puget Sound Pulp & Timb Co.*
27,265 Republic Petr Co Ltd
-1
626
5%% Preferred A..——..50
29,353 Rice Ranch Oil Co_
—1
73,316 Richfield Oil Corp common—♦
4,507
Warrants
27,988 Roberts Public Markets—-- -2
122,776 Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
2,202 Sateway Stores lnc
—*
3,030 Security Co units
1,578 Shell Union Oil Corp
— *
5,000 Sierra Trading Corp
25c
5,234 Signal Oil-Gas A
—*
214
B common—*
-—*
2,000 Signal Petroleum Co of Calif- -1
40,700 Solar Aircraft Co
—1
9,080 Sontag Chain Stores
_*
65,064 So Calif Edison Ltd com
25
1.301
Original preferred
25
33,058
6% preferred
—25
32,577
5%% preferred
—25
1,524 Southern Calif Gas 6% pref-25
12,795
6% Series A pref
25
45,682 Southern Pacific Co
100
74,9U/ Standard Oil of Calif—
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1,250 Sunray Oil Corp.
-—1
6,893 Superior Oil Co common....2o
5.231 Taylor Milling Corp.—-—--*
128,184 Transamerica Corp
———2
819 Transcontinental &
Sest Air.*
122,243 Union Oil of California.—.-.25
11,831 Universal Cons Oil Co.——.10
1,182 Van de Kamps Bakeries—---*
150,293 Vega Airplane Co
...1.50
13,459 Vultee Aircraft lnc
--1
687 Weber Showcase 6c Fix pref--*
12,545 Wellington Oil Co
-.1
1,077 Western Air Express Corp. ..1
100 Western Pipe & Steel Co.
10
4,864 Yosemite Portl Cement pref 10
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Sale Prices
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Oct.
Jan.
19
Jan.
11
10% Oct.
9
1
7
Apr. 24
8
52% Apr.
4
33% May
24
9% Oct.
3c
31
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9
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24% Jan.
25
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18
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18
4% Apr. 15
8
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30% Apr. 15
2% May 14
4% May 28
23% May 28
38% May 27
27% May 22
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34% Jan. 16
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7
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16% Nov. 11
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7
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7% June 4
4% May 24
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2
MINING STOCKS—
415
3,000
18,000
1,000
400
1,000
1,979
124,900
118,500
11,000
7,285
6,000
2,100
24,534
Alaska Juneau Gold M Co-.10
Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
Calumet Gold Mines Co... 10c
Cardinal Gold Mining C0....I
Cons Chollar G 6c S Co
1
Imperial Development Co..25c
Prince Cons Mining Co
10c
Zenda Gold Mining Co.—-25c
UNLISTED STOCKS—
383
479
1,335
6,744
780
1,325
129
661
100
1,395
215
462
1,223
724
94
1
340
28
1,323
290
1,705
485
195
3,304
165
200
285
2,385
646
270
950
397
149
1,013
567
646
2,000
105
2,690
3,200
1,057
889
1,210
921
571
230
1,232
8,606
65
603
9,920
265
697
434
116
773
33
745
329
95
957
368
357
370
702
4.110
725
342
320
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4,623 Amer Rad 6c Stand San.——.*
3,682 Am Smelting 6c Refg Co..—.*
17,615 American Tel & Tel Co
100
25,814 Anaconda Copper Mining—50
5,873
10,509
2,779
17,077
2,040
16,189
2,444
6,150
11,035
7,081
1,350
Armour &
Co (111)
——.—5
Santa Fe Ry—100
25
3
Transportation
1
Atch Top &
Atlantic Refining Co
Aviation Corp (Del)
Aviation 6c
Barnsdall Oil Co.....——.—5
Bendix Aviation.........—.5
Bethlehem Steel Corp
7,209
20,070
2,071
11,818
5,829
2,664
21,785
-
—10
Commonwealth & Southern—*
Continental Motors Corp
1
(Del).—.5
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
-1
.......1
—5
Electric Power 6c Light Corp.*
General Electric Co.——*
General Foods Corp.—
Goodrich (B F) Co...
*
*
Graham-Paige Motors Corp
International Nickel Co..—..*
international Tel & Tel
Kennecott Copper
Corp
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—*
*
*
Loew's lnc
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mountain City Copper Co..5c
Mcrvesson & Bobbins Inc.
5
New York Central RR-—... *
North Amer Aviation Inc..—1
North American Co—.— -10
Ohio Oil Co
Packard Motor Car Co..
Paramount
Pictures
lnc
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pure Oil Co
*
*
50
24
*
Republic Steel Corp
*
Seaboard Oil of Del
*
Sears Roebuck & Co
*
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co..
15
Southern Ry..
.——....*
Standard Brands Inc....—..*
Standard Oil Co (N J)
25
Stone 6c Webster Inc...—.*
Studebaker
Corp
—.....1
480 Superior Oil Corp (Del)
...1
25
6,230 Swift & Co
4,825 Texas Corp.
25
3,176 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co....10
5,168 Union Carbide 6c Carbon..—.*
6,639 United Air Lines Trans Oorp..5
7,034 United Aircraft Corp........5
3,469 United Corp (Dei).
....... *
—10
6,777 U S Rubber Co
36,057 U S Steel Corp.............*
5
5.304 Warner Bros Pictures
2,435 Westinghouse Elec & Mfg—50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc..1
9,558
*
No par valua
a Odd lots,
b Second liquidating dividend
_
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of $3.50 per share paid Oct. 10, 1940.
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10,676
4,744
10,177
9,147
1,727
47,020
4,996
1,121
2,982
12,203
6,244
4,313
1,380
5,421
4,049
8,093
4,312
6,411
4,500
3,532
21,806
24,587
7,970
5,579
18,694
5,166
5,656
2,334
13,472
53,132
716
4%
4%
l%c
3
8
July 22
5% May 20
1% Aug. 26
18
June
5
38% July 15
8% June
3
63% June 12
12% May 21
34
Aug. 14
1% May 15
18
Sept. 13
45
May 20
2% May 16
1% Mar. 13
of March 26. 1940.
51%
6%
7%
16%
1%
4%
8
8
4
Jan.
Sept.
Apr.
Apr.
June
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
24
8
Jan.
40
Jan.
8
11
20%
11%
29%
8%
19
8
5
28
2
17
8
7
3
47% Feb. 19
4
20% Apr.
1
Jan.
4
4
38% Jan.
5
4% Jan.
38
9
Apr.
6
35% Feb.
2
47% May
4% Apr. 12
7% Mar. 30
3
18% Jan.
9
Apr.
6
23% Apr.
7% Apr. 17
4
Mar. 11
9% Nov. 29
25% Nov. 12
26
9
7%
24%
11%
87%
12%
17%
7%
45%
Jan.
5
Apr.
3
Nov. 9
May 21
Apr.
6
5
Apr.
Jan. 26
Jan. 18
4
Jan.
12
Jan.
12%
2%
23%
47%
Feb. 20
Apr.
9
Feb. 28
Apr.
4
11
11
Jan.
3
82% Feb. 29
23% Apr. 15
51% Apr. 17
Apr.
3
9
9
4% Apr.
4
2% Jan.
38% Feb.
65
3% Apr. 22
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK
Stock Sales
November
Shares_
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30
AGGREGATE
SALES
.
November
BONDS
4,000 Independent Brewing 6s.
4,000 Pitts Brewing 6s
1,086
8,176 Allegheny Ludlum Steel..
41
75
272
~2~ 586
423
3,902
3,963
2,349
13,146
2,747
10
235
2,485
49
_
STOCKS
Shares
Nov.
1940
Bid
$
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN NOVEMBER
Ask
Bid
1
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
113
108
1955
1949
Arkansas Nat
Gas Corp..
108%
Par
22 X Nov. 27
2
8*4 Sale
1*4 Nov. 27
8X Nov.
8X Nov. 29
9% Nov. 20
11
7
7X Nov. 19
6%, Nov.
1
84% Nov. 12
*
10
Preferred
Armstrong Cork Co
*
Blaw-Knox
*
Co
*
By ere (A M)
Preferred
37
11
12 %
Sale
10*4 Sale
9% Sale
9%
8% «Nov.
Nov.
8
10X Nov,
8
1
35c
1 OX Sale
50c
*
6X
6%
5% Sale
*'
6% Sale
7
Sale
Nov. 13
4% Nov. 29
84 X Nov. 12
lOQ
511
1,077
270
4",375
10
Preferred..
20h
3,398 Copperweld Steel..
.....10
1,715 Crandall McK & Hend
5,160
20,844
3,620
5,042
43,051
10
Products
....
Follansbee Bros pref;
Fort Pitt Brewing
16
5
Devonian Oil
Duquesne Brewing
Electric
11
*
5
100
1
100 Harbison Walker Refrac com.*
70 Home (Jos) common.
100
100
370 Jeannette Glass preferred
200
518
3,057 Koppers Co pref
100
*
58,738 Lone Star Gas
429 Mc Kinney Mfg Co.
.1
86,429 Mountain Fuel Supply
10
22,586 Nat Fireproofing Corp com
*
675 National Radiator Corp
10
260 Penn Federal Corp common..*
Preferred 4%%
90
50
5,450 Pittsburgh Brewing
*
Preferred
*
3,073
684 Pittsburgh Coal Co com
100
195* Nov. 20
Sale
189
7,261
3,329
1,360
135
150
100
829
476
1,836
175
100
'"372
2,000
3,045
"155
86
Y.146
15
"4.170
Preferred
760 Pittsburgh Forgings.
& Gas
3,998 Pittsburgh Oil & Gas
5,096 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
9,825 Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp.
700
17
14
15
13 &
11H
11
11X
12
5
Sale
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
5,140 Renner Co
770 Reymer & Bros common.
BmiH
TVTfrr '
2,085 Ruud Mfg/
72,449 San Toy Mining
Shamrock Oil & Gas
25,075
"8% Preferred
453
799
C% preferred
35 United Eng & Foundry
326 United States Glass
622
Voting trust certificates
4,883 Vanadium Alloy Steel
14,770 Victor Brewing Co
483 Waverly Oil Works class A
20,084 Westinghouse Air Brake
2,034 Westinghouse El & Mfg
20% Nov.
1
15
.12 X
.....
11X Nov.
7
Nov.
9
Nov. 29
5% Nov. 26
IX Nov.
6
IX Nov.
5
12
14
IX
1% Sale
IX
IX
1X
26
30
29
30
30
30
Nov.
84*4 Sale
10
10*4
Sale
1% Sale
6%
7%
IX
31
32*4
5% Sale
IX
90
9%
S3
ft 6
I
1
A 7
1X
28%
Sale
10X
4
Sale
Sale
'8 H
IX
93
9X
95
9%
90
85c
7
Sale
7
96
Nov.
Nov. 27
9% Nov.
10 X Nov. 18
Nov.
4% Nov. 29
4
'"5% "5;X
Nov.
100*4 Nov. 12
6% Nov.
1% Nov.
5X Nov.
80c
Nov.
8%
IX Sale
30
31X
1% NOV. 25
30M Nov. 15
1% Nov. 25
31
Nov. 26
15 X Nov. 13
IX
IX
~8% Sale'
91% Sale
7X Sale
30c
3X
1
35c
.....
6X
5
1
lc
1
1*4
lc
2c
2X
2c
IX Nov.
1
88H.Nov. 4
6% Nov. 27
3% Nov. 25
Sale
3X
1
2X
100
40c
1
8
lc
55c
8% Nov. 12
3 X Nov. 25
35c
Nov. 18
8% Nov.
9
9
lc
Nov.
2
Nov.
6
8
Nov. 12
Nov. 6
2% Nov.
35c
Nov. 18
79 X Aug, 15
Apr.
1
Jan. 10
25c
2c
2% Sale
25c
30c
lc
7
::::: "33*4
20c
30c
40
10c
2X
21%
Sale
15c
3X
Sale
40c
39*4
5c
♦
6,028 Pennroad Corp v t c._
No par vame.
x
Ex-dividend.
26
Jan.
10
6
12% Aug. 23 117
14
9X June
Mar. 21
Jan.
9
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
4% May 23
9
May 22
1% Jan. 18
_
6X Mar. 29
20
Jan.
June
15
Apr.
12% Jan.
32
Mar.
July
100*4 Nov.
Apr.
Nov.
May 24 96
May 24
10*4 May
6
Mar. 30
Sept.
May 15
6% May
Sept. 30
1% Jan.
7% Jan.
4% June
4
Mar.
1 % Mar. 20
25
Apr.
May 24
Jan.
90c
July 25
28
Apr.
May 22 36*
4
6* Apr.
May 16
ii
Jan.
20
10
Jan.
18
1% Feb.
1
66
June 10
4 X May 15
2X Aug.
7
30c
May 15
27*
15*
1*
104*
8*
5
50c
2
Jan.
10
5
2
12
27
9
10
6
3
9
20
25
12
17
15
4
Nov. 13
Feb.
1
Apr.
18
Jan.
2
Sept. 21
July 16
Jan.
12
Oct.
5
May 21
9% Mar. 27
Feb.
lc
lc
18
9
1% Apr. 30
20
June
1
1% May 14
June 13
Nov. 13
8
Nov. 13
5% Sept. 17
Oct.
25c
Nov.
2
25c
40X
37" Nov." 1
4l"
Nov.
7
28
10c
2% Nov. 29
20H Nov. 6
2% Nov. 29
24 X Nov. 14
15
Apr. 25
May 23
Oct.
5
1
2% Oct.
31
Jan.
9
31
65
8
33
55c
25c
41
2
Nov. 26
3
Nov. 18
Oct.
Apr. 24
Feb. 19
June 12
Nov.
7
Jan. 17
3% Apr. 17
2% Nov. 29
15% May 21 24% Nov. 14
3
77X May 21 117% Jan.
10c
15c
'21% 'Sale'
16
Apr.
Nov.
Feb.
25c
UNLISTED
555
Jan.
Apr. 22
2
25c
40c
40c
1
1
18
55
8
40c
5
25
15% Jan.
31
55c
1
Jan.
7% Nov. 19
7% Apr.
8
85
July 11
1
9
8
*
50
15%. Nov. 13
1% Nov.
1
91%. Nov. 27
80
80
10
5
*
40c
27
June
22
100
*
1
5
21
21
27
4% May 22
20
99X Nov.
5
7
14
12*4
*
25
*
*
May
May
Aug.
74% Apr.
10c
Apr.
4
200 Jones & Laughlin Steel pref. 100
3,437
19
Oct. 10
Apr. 24
Apr.
8
Jan.
3
13 H Feb. 10
74% Apr.
9
2%
8%
43%
11X
Feb.
20c
2,283 Consolidated Ice Co
100
26X May 10
113 H Apr.
May 18
7
100
140,216 Carnegie Metals
10,128 Clark (D L) Candy
30,500 Columbia Gas & Electric
299
6% pref series A
11 110*4 Jan. 25
Apr.
Nov. 12
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Sale Prices
Jan.
9
9 113
May 21
25*4 Nov. 12
Sale
24 X
*
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Nov. 30
Ask Bid
100
Preferred
1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
Jan. 1
$8,000
14,000
$8,666
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30.
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1939
1940
November
96,698
1,074,935
44,561
659,892
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
1939
1940
1% May 24
3
Nov. 18
General Quotations
OF BONDS AND STOCKS
In the earlier part
the country,
of this publication complete records of
for the latest month and for the calendar
the dealings
date,
year to
the leading stock exchanges of
on
General Quotations we
combine in
only those dealt in
the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
on
one
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions,
index to the different classes of securities
of
In this department
furnished.
are
not
The following is an
quoted:
Page
Page
Page
......................
84
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities........
84
Railroad Stocks
Federal Land Bank Bonds...............
92
Mining Stocks..........
85
92
Real Estate Bonds...
94
Textile Stocks
73
78
71
101
88
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
Exchange Seats
Foreign Government Bonds
93
........
Industrial Bonds...................—..
85
Municipal Bonds—Domestic
Canadian
81
Industrial Stocks
...............
........
.......
.......
Public Utility Bonds
Insurance Stocks..^»*^..................100
Public
Investing Companies Securities.......... 72
...
Railroad Bonds
...
Utility Stocks.
67
—-
......................
........—
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks.......
86
...........
.......
Stocks. 85
United States Government Securities..... 92
United States Territorial Bonds.....
92
preceding the date of issue.
letter "f" prefixed td bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is. that the accrued Interest forms part of the price, and
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
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
The
therefore
always "fiat," and
no
designating mark Is employed to indicate the fact
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend" that is the accrued dividend must be
paid in addition to the price.
and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in all
It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive
cases the
figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, vix.: "M" for mortgage, "g" for
"cons" for consoli¬
gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed,
dated "conv" for convertibie, "s f* for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "opt" for optional.
The
black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f"
Bonds
Bid
RAILROAD BOND8
00
Gen A ref 5 He 1945 ser B.AAO
Alabama Great Southern—
110M
107M
A...JAD
JA
93"
1st mtge g
4% ext
ff
Alabama A Vicksburg Ry—
1st M g 5a 1974 ■» rieu A.-MAN
7M
87
111
108M
"I"
95
/
68
If*
PLEA West Virginia—
Ref 4s ext to 1951...MAN
b
2.00
47
108
87 M
97"
due 1955.
96
100
99
96
104M
111M
110M
101M
Eq tr 2 Ms 1941-1949.
98 M
100
Bay City A Battle Creek—
3s 1989
Belt
1st 5s
JAD
99 M
34
34M
33M
12 M
34 M
13
1st mtge gu
58M
44M
51M
1.25
45 M
52 M
0.50%
J.00%
1.00%
1.50%
1.50%
100M
67 M
68M
52 J4
69M
65M
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1.00
>b
1.90
0.50%
1.40%
1.35%
75
Atlantic Coast Line af 8 O—
95M
44
97 M
30
27
18M
34M
60
61
30
101M
1 1944
1 1944
1945
1 1945
—
JAJ
.JAJ
5
100M
105M
(stamped modified)
*34--AAO
FAA
42
M
70
3M
3M
43 M
72 M
4
3M
100
102 M
1.40
1.10%
70
2s guaranteed 19422s guaranteed 1943
Guar 7-year 2 Ms 1944
74K
97
73
70 H
18%
JAJ
FAA
FAA
JAJ
7-year guar 2 Ms 1946
3s guaranteed 1944
MAN
3s 15-year gtd 1952
FAA
3s 13-year guar 1950
JAD
3s 16-year guar 1950
JAD
3s 15-year gtd 1953
FAA
3s 15-year gtd 1959
JAJ
4 Ms guaranteed 1951
MAS
4Ms guaranteed 1956
FAA
4Mb guaranteed 1957
.-JAJ
4Ms guaranteed 1955
J&D
5s 15-yr. guaranteed 1954-FaA
5s guaranteed July 1 1969 JAJ
5s gtd Oct 1 1969
..AAO
5s guaranteed 1970
FAA
Equipment trusts—
4 Ms series J 1941-42___MAN
5s series K 1941-1944..MAN
4M« series L 1941-1945.JAD
Canadian Nor deb 6 Ms '46—JAJ
Canadian N W 4 Ms Oct 22 1943
—
Canadian Pacific Ry—
3s serial coll tr 1941
3s conv coll trust 1945
89 M
92 M
78M
80
79
80
80
78
80"
81
82
76M
76
77 M
78
78
77
74M
76
77
77
93
94
93
96
94
97 M
90
92
95
96
96 M
96M
97 M
96
4,25
4.65
3.25%
4.00%
4.65
4.00%
105
105$
100
103
70
JAJ
3 Ms conv coll trust
4s conv coll trust 1949
4s
cons
deb
94M
93
FAA
AAO
1951--FAA
97
97
97
5s series CO Jan 1
5s seriesDD June
40
68 M
97
5s series A A April
5s series BB April
35
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955—JAJ
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.AAO
90
AJuly'70..MAN
98
98
36M
Gen M g 4s 1955
1.20%
RR I960—JAJ
5s series W April 1 1942
5s series X July 1 1942
5s series Y Jan 1 1943
5s series Z May 1 1943
16
2
Certificates of deposit
Cambria A Gl'field 5s g '41.-JAJ
72 H
79
98
14
33
—
1.10%
72
78 M
71H
69M
99 M
99 H
9
98
JAJ
Cons mtge
61
ser
1.25%
1.50%
JAJ
int at 3% to 1946 due 1957
Buff A Susquehanna RR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
Burl Cedar Rapids A North—
61
58 series T Sept 1 1941
5s series U Nov 1 1941
5s series V Mar 1 1942
2.00
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
84
59H
1st mtge 4s ser
3.00
1.85
1.50%
2.25%
Canadian National Rys—
59M
MAS
71M
2.00
Equip trust 2 Ms 1941 47--AAO
87M
IncM4M
Equipment trusts—
> b • 2.00
45"
4HB ser A 1943..AAO
lBt mtge 5s ser II 1955—MAN
1st mtge 4 M» ser J J 1961.-AAO
98
1947—FAA
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
1st ref 5s 1961
63 M
88
Boston A Maine RR—
1st mtge 5s ser AO 1967.
94
Cambria A Indiana RR—
1st mtge
90
65
40
87
1947--JAJ15
481950
56M
54 V9
3He Jan 1 1951
JAJ
Ref 3 Ms 1952 gu N Y O..AAO
80
87 M
67 M
95
94
51
55
83
83
Albany 5s Oct '63—JAJ
JAD
4 Ms impt 1978
FAA
101"
77
52
lstm 4Ms Juy 15
6s ext to Jan 15 1947
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g
22
73 H
95M
62 M
Boston A
93
FAA
4s 1955
Bost A Prov deb 5s July 1 1938...
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
Boston Term Co 3 He
51M
Equip tr 2 Ms 1941-1947—MAS b
1.40
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944..JAD
109M
Birmingham Southern—
Equip trust 3 He Dec. 1 1940-46 b
1.65
5a June 1942
99
5s 1941-1944
.MAN
Boston A New York Air Line—
1938
Blrm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Boonville St L A Sou 5s *51.FAA /
93
1 1947
Mtga 4He 1944-........-JAJ
Mtge 4s 1942
FAA
Mtge 3s 1950
JAJ
Equipment trusts—
3 He 1940-1944
JAD
4s June 1 A Dec 1 1940-1949.
4Ms 1941-1943
AAO
Bessemer A Lake Erie—
112
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
JA
At! A DanvilK 1st 4s 1948—JA
34 M
39M
101M
Northern—
Atlantic Coast Line (Conn)—
Irred ctfs of indebt 5s
JA
71M
38 M
liiM
*105"
See Seab'd Air Lli
Atlanta Knoxville A
34
JAJ/ 50
Beech Crk Ext 3M* 1951.—AAO
75
Belt Ry of Chatt 1st 5s '45-.JAJ
93
Beividere Dei cons 3 He 1943. JAJ
105K
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
"
1943.-AAO
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.AAO
Battle Or A Sturgis gu 3s '89-JAD
Bedford
1.40
1.10%
b 0.20 t 01.50%
30
f 24
1st M 4Klot M 5s 19
1943.....JAJ
1951
.JAJ
4s stamped 1951
Plscat Div g 5s Jan
108M
92
Atl A Blrm.
1st M 5s g Jan 1
Cons refund g 4s
99 Ji
A Santa Fe—
Conv g 4s of *09
70M
Bangor A Aroostook-—
98 %
82
Atchlson Topeka
49 %
93 M
1946_.__
1947
-
1.50
Eq tr 4^s ser F 1941-44—MAN 6
1.50
Eq tr 2Mb ser J 1941-1950
b
1.75
Eq tr lesser K 1941-50—JAD b 1.75
1.25%
Utility bonds.
1st g is 1995
Q
Ark A Mem Ry B idge A Term-
3M% to Jan 1 '47.JAJ
Tol Cinn Div ref 4s A '59—JAJ /
Eq tr 4 Ms ser D 1941
JAJ b
Eq tr 4 Ms ser E1941-42— AAO b
70
Anacostia
Ann Arbor
57
5s series FF Jan 1
S'western Div 1st M due 1950
104M
American Refrig Transit—
Equip 5s ser TP, G A H. *41-'4
A
Potomac—See
58 series EE Jan 1
5s sreies GG April
1% to Sept 1 '46.MAS
F due 1996
int 1% to Sept 1 '46-MAS
Conv gold due 1960
FAA /
int
AA
96M
71 %
57 M
Ref A gen M ser
61M
104
94M
70M
int
90
_
80 M
JAJ
1946
JAD
Ref A gen M ser D due 2000
81
Albany A Susq 3M*» 8 1946—J
Alleghany Oorp—
Ooll tr conv 5s 1944—...FAA
sec
Ask
{Boston A Maine RR (Continued)
Stamped modified bonds:
1st mtge gold due 1948 int
at 4% to Oct 1 1946-AAO
Ref A gen M ser A due 1995
int at 1 % to Dec 1 '46. JAD
Ref A gen M ser C due 1995
interest at 1 1-5% to Dec 1
50M
Bid
Bonds
Ask
4s, July 1948--AAO
notes 1944
;_FAA
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
Baltimore A Ohio—
Alabama Tennessee A Northern
Allegheny A Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998
and Income and defaulted bonds.
Austin A Northwestern—
Aberdeen AAsheboro 1st 5s'40JAJ f
34
90
Adirondack 1st 4 He 1942 gu MAS
102
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942. JAD
Akron Oanton A Youngstown—
00
Gen A ref 6s 1945series A.AAO
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
Bid
Bonds
Ask-
bonds mature.
(perpetual)—JAJ
JAD
MAS
JAJ
65
67"
62
64
65
67
51M
68M
74 M
63 M
51M
69M
95
4Mb secured ctfs 1944
4Mb coll trust 1946
4 Ms coll trust 1960
95
76
64 M
80
a
Called for redemption; see page 111.
6 Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Payable in Canadian funds.
68
' ond
trices
are
Quotations for all securities
are
Bonds
Bid
5s coll trust 1954
69%
conv coll trust 1942—M&»
71X
Equip trust 5s 1944
J&J
101%
4.60
4%s 1940-1945--------J&D 5
70%
6s
73
101%
4.00%
45
30
a
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
M&S
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981—J&D
Catawissa RR g 4s 1948
A&O
Central Arkansas & Eastern—
106
93
92%
47
53%
106%
105
1st 6s 1940.——J&J /
Central Branch Union Pacific¬
1
J&D /
13
1948
Central of Georgia—
ist 4s
1st M g 5s Nov
2%
T1941-1952.—J&d
%
%
%
%
•
b
1951—-J&D f
5s 1946—J&J f
4.00
3.00%
Ohatt Oiv gold 4s
4
Macon & Nor g
2%
2%
Mobile Dlv g 5s 1946
J&J f
Oconee Dlv 1st 5s 1945——J&D f
2%
11
5
14
48%
51%
4sl961 J&J f
f
J&J f
F&A f
Ml
*
~
13%
11%
13%
11%
1.25
0.75%
.
F&A
1954—A&O
F&A
European loan 4s 1946—M&S
1 st ref 4s g guar
1949
66
1st g guar 4s Oct 1
Guar g 5s I960
67%
65%
39%
35
Central RR & Banking of Gv—
Coll tr 5s ext'd to 1942—M&N
51
1st ref 6s 1941-1976-Central Vermont Ry—
80
4.00
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1940-1944 (yr). b
Charleston & Western Carolina—
1st 5s 1946.
A&O
100
3.00%
102
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
---J&J
Chatt Rome & Sou 1st 6s 47 J&J /
1942
1957 gu—J&J
96
25"
1941
1942
1943
notes, 1944
notes, 1945
129
104 5-8
104 X
108%
101J4
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
__J&J
notes.
notes.
1946
104%
104%
109%
4%s
2%s
1945-1949—
Eq tr 4%s 1941-1944
A&O b
Chicago South Sh & So Bend—
Sink fund 3s ser B 1963
J&J
2.25
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast—
53
57%
39%
Guar
4s
A&O
1944
105%
108%
105%
102%
1st mtge 3 %s ser E 1963-_-J&J
Guaranteed 3%s 1951
M&S
1st mtge 3%s ser F 1963--J&J
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952._J&J
1st & ref M 4%s D 1962—M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&J f
102%
90%
100%
71
9%
Cine Indianapolis & West RR—
1st (stmp mod) 3-5s 1965-M&N
106%
105%
Muskingum Valley—
120%
Cln Northern RR 1st 4s 1951 _J&J
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co—■
i 1997
81
91%
95
1.45
13
12
22
2.25
85%
72%
81%
92%
96%
1.10%
13%
13%
28
1.50%
106
Chic Great West 1st 4s 1959-M&S
27%
1st mtge 4s w 1 1988
J&J
Gen mtge inc 4%s w i 2038 J&J
Equip tr 4%s "A" 1945—A&O
55
28
2.00
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry—
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—J&J
Chicago Indianap & 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 5s 1966 series A-M&N
1st & gen 6s May *66 ser B.J&J
Equip tr ser E 1941-1944-A&0
108%
27%
56%
29
1.40%
69
15
18
15
17
18
5
19
6%
4%
2.00
1.40%
11%
14
Monon Coal—
/
6%
Indianapolis & St Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953
A&O
Chic June RR 1st 4s 1945-—M&S
74
105
78
105%
Chicago Memphis & Gulf—
Ext at 3% to 1962-...—J&J
Chic Mllw & Gary 1st 5s '48- A&O
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR
60-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Eq tr 5s ser J '41 to *44
J&D
4Mb ser L '41 to '45—M&S
2%s ser M 1941-1947--M&S
2%s ser U Dec 1 1940-1949Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989
J&J
Gen g 3%s B May 1 1989-J&J
Gen 4Mb May '89 series C_J&J
Gen 4%s May 1989 ser E.J&J
Gen M 4Mb May '89 Ser P.J&J
Equip trust 3Hb 1941-'53A&0
Eq 4%s "41-'43 E & F (yr).J&J
Eq4%sl941G&H (yr>. J&J
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M3Hsg 1987
M&N
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inc tax .M&N
GenM4%s'87 stpd inc taxM&N /
GenM4 %s'87 stpd inctax M&N /
15-year 6%s Mar 1936—M&S f
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D /
1st & ref 4 %s May 2037.-J&D /
1st &ref4%s May 2037 O J&D f
Conv g4%s 1949 ser A—M&Ni/
1977-J&J
80%
109
105
107%
105
84"
29
2.85
2.15
1.75
13
2.10%
1.50%
1.25%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
i!H
13 %
16%
17
17%
16
8'%
8%
8%
1%
9
9
9
1%
Called for redemption; see page 111.
6 Basis.
13%
99%
'41.J&JI
J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J'/
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948.J&D /
Georgia Carolina & Nor—
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
/
14%
lOO"
96
12
15
14
«...
4s Jan 1 1947
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s
Deb 5s 1952
J&J
-
2
2
-
48"
101%
1945—-J&J
50
67
68
51%
Gouvernour & Oswegatchie—
1st 5s 1942
J&D
Grand Rapids & Indiana—
2.00
1.50%
107%
32
60
60
.
95
1st 4%s 1941
J&J
1st 3 Mb 1941
J&J
Grand River Valley—See Michig
Grand Trunk Pacific—
101%
101%
an
Western div 1st 3s 1962
Cen tral
J&J
Prairie Section 4s ser A '55 A&O
Mountain div 4s ser B '55 A&O
61
64
61
64
Lake
64
82
80
5s I960———
J&J
Colo & Southern 4%s 1980.M&N
Oolumb & Hock Val 4s 1948-A&O
113
F&A
111
Concord & Claremont 5s '44-J&J
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
85
Grand Trunk Pac Branch Line—
Alberta Lines—
98
4s Feb 15 1942
M&N
Grand Trunk Western—
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950—J&J
78%
79
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1940-*43 (yr)__
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
4.00
82
3.00%.
Colum & Toledo 4s 1955
24
14
13
1st gold 4s 1943
A&O
M&S
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15 '51-M&S 15
112
M&S
Superior 1st 4s '55-_A&O
Sterling 4s 1962
J&J
119
1st
5s
1951
94
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s *54_J&J
Deb 4s 1955
J&J
4s
13%
Deb 4s 1956 guar
J&J
J&J
20%
17%
17%
20%
20
J&J
J&D
J&D
Imp & equip 5? 1960
M&N
D&nbury & Norw ref 4s 1955.J&J
Dayton Union Ry 1st 4s '49-J&J
Del & Bound Br 3%s 1955.-F&A
1943
21
99%
1st
con
g 4s
1st
con
g
Denver &
1936
4%s 1930
1st 5s
48%
J&J
J&J
J&«
2.75
2.00%
8
5%
.
Gen income 5s Aug *55
F&A
Assented subject to plan
Ref & impt 5s 1978 ser B_. A&O
M&S 6
Eq tr 4%s 194l-'42 (yr)—M&N
Equipment trust 5s.
4%s series O 1942
M&N
2.00
1.75
2.00
2s series F 1941-1950—M&S
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
2.50
Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 1960-An Apr /
1st 4s 1950
J&J
Den Moines & Fort Dodge—
60
5%
1.25%
1.10%
1.25%
2.00%
1.45
W Va Midland Ext 5s '54-J&J
Green Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs A Feb
102
3.60%,
1.10%.
87
102
64
60
Debenture ctfs B Feb
Guantanamo & Western—
5
5%
J&J
25
A&O
83
86%
1st 5s 1950 series C—
A&O
Secured notes 3s 1941-1945.J&J
80
82
92
96
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
1st 5%s 1950 ser B
2
1
99%
85%.
100
6
4%
94
94
104 %
85
J&J
Rio Grande Western—
29
1.70
Equip tr 2%s 1940-1946—J&D
1.20%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
Gen inc 5s
ser
J&J
J&J
A 2015
1st & ref 4s ser B 1975
Gulf & Ship Island BR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb
34
35%
60
60% I
86%
85%
'52.J&J
Stmpd (July 1 1933 cpn on).
100
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
64
95
Ctfs of dep for gtd 4sl935-J&J
Des Plalnes Val 4%s 1947.-M&S
67
73
Det & Mack 1st lien 4s 1995- J&D
34
45
2nd Mort. gold 4s 1995—J&D
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel—
1st guar 4%s 1901
M&N
21%
38
100
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964
104
Eq tr 2Mb 1941-1947
M&N
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
Dext & Piscataquis 4 %s "49—J&J
103
J&J
1944
1st M 6s 1958 series A
J&J
108 %,
100%
93%
93%
104%
98%
-
b
108%
108
J&J
Secured serial 4s '41-44--A&O
99
Coll tr 4s 1941-1951
J&J 60.50 to
101%
48
106%
J&J
B
Eq tr 2s 1941-1947
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
16
102
M&N
ser
Gen mtge 4s ser G 1940
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser H 1946
J&J
Gen mtge 3 %s ser I 1967—J&J
18
Delaware & Hudson—
1st & ref gold 4s
5%s 1952
Gen M 5s 1973 ser C
Gen 4%s 1976 series D
Gen 4%s 1977 series E
14%
3%
19%
18%
21%
19
17
71
Great Northern—
1st & ref g 4Mb *01 opt '41-J&J
Gen M
13%
2%
Deposit receipts
7%s extended to 1946
6s extended to 1946
18
14
Cuba Co extend 3s 1955—
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5%s. '42 J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
14%
12
A&O
1955
92"
89
4
4%
101
.
Harris Ports Mt Joy & Lane RR
Ext 4s 1943
J&J
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1940
M&N
107%
fThis price includes accrued interest,
50
48
126
Hocking Valley 4%s 1999.__J&J
Holidaysburg Bedford & Cumb—
1st M g 4s 1951 guar.J&J
Holyoke & West 4%s 1951
A&O
Housatonic con 5s 1937.M&N
127%
100%
50
50
55
43
43%
10%
Hudson & Manhattan—
1.60
107
70
1st mtge k 4s 1957 gu
60
..J&J
Harlem R & Portch—See N Y N H & Ha rtford
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
1.20%
F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb '57-A&0
1st M 4%s 1957 conv
F&A
Huntington & Broad Top Mt
RR & Coal extend 6s 1940 A&O /
Extended 5s 1940
A&O f
.
a
1
J&D /
84%
75%
,
27
1st 5s 1938
Fort St Un Dep Det 4%s
Genesee River 6s 1957
61%
RR—
4%
29
1
f
59
Equip tr 2 %s ser A '41-'52_M&8
Rfv Ry 1st 4s gu 1945. J&D
Coeur d'Alene& Pend Oreille Ry—
1.60%
1.60%
2.00%
2.00%
27%
27%
27%
27%
1982
deposit-_|/
Dodge Des Moines & Sou— I
78%
75%
Coal
4%
27
15
.A&O
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5%s 1978 /
2nd ext 0s 1979.
M&N /
82%
f 5%s 1972 series A—A&O
1st M s f 5s 1973 series B_.A&O
1st s f 4%s 1977 series C—A&O
2.15
2.15
2.75
2.75
24%
27%
gold 4s 1950
J&J /
ref 4%s *52 opt.-M&N
Proof of claim filed
Amended 1st con 4%s
—
See Reading Co.
Denver & Rio Grande—
1
cons
8
,
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
35
6%
M&N /
Certificates of deposit
/
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s *52-F&A /
5%
Georgia Midland 1st g 3s '40-A&O
46
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951
A&O
112
108
s
Equip trust 4s Apr 1 1941-49
Delaware River Terminal-
1%
43 %
63
61%
1st M 6s 1946 series A
109
Gen & ref 4%s 1977 ser A.F&A
Gen & ref 4%s 1981 ser B—J&J
Cleve Short Line4%s 1961-_A&0
3
33
1.40%.
82%
80
Georgia & Florida RR—
103%
106%
104%
Ser B 3%s gen gtd 1942
A&O
Ser C 3 %8 gen gtd 1948
M&N
Ser D 3%s gen gtd 1950—F&A
Deb
68
1.80
1.50%
1.50%
1.35%
78*
Fort
79%
Conn River gold 4s 1943
124%
1.90
1.70
Certificates of
84
Ser A 4%s gen gtd 1942 —_J&J
Ser B 4%s gen gtd 1942—A&O
Clinchfleld
1.90
,
17&
0.75%
1.25%
3.00%
Proof of claim filed
109%
110%
Cleveland Union Terminals—
85%
72%
1.60
4.00
1.50%
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
1st
1.25
77%
97
1st M 3 %s ser D 1971
M&N
1st mtge 3%s ser E 1969--F&A
Oilfield & Mah 1st gtd 5s *43.J&J
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
7%
17
Florida Southern gu 4s 1945-J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J /
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
1st
1,90
78
U7 X
107
A&O
7
105
76
100%
4M
34
17
30
Gen ref
91
1.50
M&N
33%
17%
Eq 4%s 1941 H (s-a)..-.M&S
55
109%
109%
It*
33%
33*
A&O
1st cons 5s gold 1943
-J&J
Florida East Coast 4%s '59-J&D
52
50
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern—
1st consol gtd 4s 1942
M&N
-
0.80%
0.90%
1.20%
1.15%
1.20%
57
39
1st & ref 5s 1974--M&S
Certificates of deposit-.
11%
54%
1.50
79
Florida Central & Peninsula—
53
1.50
59
78%
100%
Cinn &
104
55
Eq 4%s 1941 LL (s-a) —-M&S
Eqtr4%8 1941-43 (s-a).-M&S
Eq tr 4%s 1941-1945
J&D
Eq tr 4%s 1941-1944
F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1941-1942
J&J
Eq tr l%s 1941-1950-- —-J&D
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
J&J
108%
68
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Consol gold 58 1952
M&N
106
100
55%
Series D 1953
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
Ref & impt M 5s 1Q75
106
88%
90%
103%
1.20%
A&O
40
54%
— -
-
Non-cum inc 5s 1955(w-«)
J&D
M&S
1960
Chicago Union Station—
1.60
&
lst & ref 5s 1965
5s stamped 1965
96
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt
71
103%
Erie prior lien g 4s 1990
J&J
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
J&J
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser A—A&O
Series B 1953
A&O
,1.60%
90
107%:
El Paso & Southwestern RR-
51%
85
1.25
Eq tr 3 Ms ser O '41-'51-M&N
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934—A&O
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g *82__M&N
Chic
46
99%:
107%
vVilllatnsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
Iuco me 5s 2862
A&O
El Paso & R I 1st gu 5s 1951. J&J
64
J&D
Ref & imp 4%s ser E
1.25
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s 1949
A&O f
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958
M&S
1st & ref 4 %s ser B 1977—F&A
1st & ref g 5b 1971 ser A—F&A
Illinois Dlv 3 %s *49 op *29-J&J
4s July 1 1949
J&J
Eq tr 2%s 1941-1947
A&O
Chicago & Eastern 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
M&N
Certificates of deposit
w
1951
CW&MDlv 1st 4s g '91. J&J
St L Div 1st col tr g 4s '90 M&N
105%
Ohesterf & Lancaster 5s '55--F&A
5» income
Div 1st 4s
106%
M&S
l%s 1941-1950
F&A
Paint Creek Br 4s 1945—F&a
Potts Creek 4s 1946
J&J
R & A Div 1st con g 4s *89.J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g '41-M&S
2s 1941-1947
Mem
106
J&D
Elmira
74
71
98
Ry of Minnesota—
3%s ser A 1970—M&S
Eq tr 2%s Dec 1 1940-1949
Chicago St Louis & N O—
Con g 5s June 15 '51.-J&D 15
Con g 3%s June 15 '51-J&D 15
18
108
95
1st mtge
1.75%
1.60%
1.60%
2.00
16
Elgin Joliet & Eastern—
%
2.25
&
107%
1.10%
107
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948
A&O
Edmonton Dun vegan & British
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944—A&O
General 4s gold 1993
J&D
Gen M 5s ser B 1993.— J&D
104 %
M&N
1941-1945
3s 1941-1946
1941-1947-M&N
Eastern
Clev Cine Chic & st Louis—
103
Equipment trusts—
.
U
Eq trust 2%s 1941-1952--A&O
_
notes,
5%
106 %
1.40
M&N
5%
5%
5%
5%
%
2s series
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
6
5%
5%
2.25
1st 4s 1948
F&A
Cinn New Orl & Tex Pacific Ry—
108%
Chesapeake & Ohio—
General 4%s gold 1992—_M&S
Ref & imtp 3%s D 1990--M&N
Ref & .mpt 3 %s ser E 1996 F&A
Ref & impt 3%s ser F 1963 J&D
notes.
14
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
General 5s gold 1942
J&D
55
Central RR of South Carolina—
Chattanooga Sta 4s
11%
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1
1987-J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
11%
11
1.25
A&O
A&O
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
1st gold 5s 1937
J&J
East Penn 1st 4s 1958
M&S
East Tenn & Western N O—
1st stamped 5s 1965
M&N
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
6
—
'*»
Central of New Jersey—
Eq tr 4%s 1941 <yr)
Central Pacific—
1.90
1.80
_M&N
4%s I960..
Ask
Bid
1st mortgage 3%s 1962
Eq tr l%s 1941-1950
1.25%
1.25%
1.25%
0.75%
1.50%
1.80
deposit
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911-. A&O
Certificates of deposit
8ec 4 %8 1952 ser A
M&S
Sec 4% ser A certifof dep.
~5~~
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947--J&J f
(now 1st) g 5s
1.80
Certificates of
conv
Bonds
Ask
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range—
2s series T 1941-1950---M&N
25%
4%
Equipment trusts—
Geo M
Bid
Equip tr 2%s 1941-1950—F&A
1 1945—-F&A /
Cent New Eng 1st gu
Bonds
Chicago & North Western (Con.)
Equipment trusts—
4%s series U 1941-43.-M&N
4%s series V 1911-44
F&A
4%s8eries W 1941-44--M&S
4 %s series X 1941
F&A
2%s Der 15 1940-1949
Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988
J&J
30-yr
22
„.
Cons gold 5s 1945
--M.&N /
Ref & gen 5%s 1959 ser B.A&O /
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser C—A&O /
4s series
DUniFO
'and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
a<
Ask
(Continued)
-J&D
Canadian Pacific Ry
4s
BONDS
RAILROAD
AAliiAUdXf
NOTICE—Ail
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
10%
48
3
%
Payable in Canadian funds.
NOTICE—All bond prices
are
Illinois Central—
4s
gold
_
Louisiana & Ark 5s A
92%
38
Coll trust gold 4s 1952—A&O
Ref g 4a 1955 opt 1918—M&N
Pur liens 1st g 3M« 1952
J&J
38X
39
40
35
40 X
40
M&N
38 X
40 X
—M&N
46 X
50
40-year 4 lis Aug 1 1966. F&A
Bridge 4s g 1950--J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951—J&J
36X
36 X
-Collateral trust 4s 1953
Ref mtge 5s 1955
78X
Carlo
Louisv Div 3Ms g
1953—-J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g
1951—F&A
J&J
St Louis Div g 3s 1951
Gold 3 Ms 1951
Sp'field Div ext 3 Ms 1951
western lines g 4s
63
43 X
45
75*"
88
53
1951—F&A
55
99 X
92 X
L & N Term 1st g 4s *52 gu
0.50%
1.25
1.00%
1st 5s 1947
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
1.25%
Maine Central—
37X
k
1.25%
41X
38X
99 X July
10
69M
2.00
104M
107X
107
106
112
99M
92 X
88 X
114
1st mtge &
.
Prior lien 4 Ms assent cash
warr't & scrip ret No 4 on
76
1st
90
14
15
.
76 X
50 X
80
1960-J&D
-J&J
b
Manila RR Sou Lines—
1st 4s extend 1959
M&N
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
2.00
1.50%
68
17 X
22
51
53
50
54
1st g
gu 5s Nov
f
f
f
f
7X
X
6X
6X
7X
X
7H
114M
1 1959—-M&N
b
1.70
1.20%
75
85
86
95
50
5X
X
6X
IX
IX
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw—
See Michigan Central
Jacksonville Terminal—
.
1st & gen mtge 5s 1967
J&J
Ref & ext 5s ser A 1967-— J&J
Ref & ext 6s ser B
Jamestown
106X
106M
106X
1967---J&J
Frank & Cleartleld—
J&D
lit g 4s 1959 guar
Joliet & Nor Ind—See
56X
Mich Cent
Joplln Union Depot Co—
1st 5s June 1 1944.
J&D
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948.A&Q
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990--A&O
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
-A&O
Certificates of deposit
105
108
91X
29
27
Kan C Mem & Bir 4s 1934--M&8
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept 1
Kan City Sou 1st g 3s 1950--A&O
65 X
68 X
1.10
J&J
1914 1946
1.60
2Xs ser G 1941-1916--M&S
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1.75
107X
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR—
1st
M
5s
29 X
29X
90
1978
67 X
69 X
0.80%
1.20%
1.30%
108
92 X
4Ms stamped 1961
Ms plain 1961
1st mtge 4X8 unguar
79
75 X
90
75X
J&J
J&J
1961-J&J
79
75
J&J
Cong g ref 3 Ms 1997
Leamington & St Clair 4s *45
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4 X* '1
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 58 1945
Gen mtge 4s ser \ 1965
90
1st ref 5 Ms 1978 ser
25-year 5 Ms 1949
Equip trust 2 Ms
Prior Hen 4s 1962 ser B
82
108X
91X
Eq tr 2 Ms 1941-1952
Missouri Kan & Texas Ry Co—
1st
54X
70
17X
20 X
18X
20
Gen con gold 4X8 2003.-M&N
1
4Xs assented 2003
17X
21
4X8 assented 1940
Lemgh Valley Term 5s 1941-A&O
22
24
44
Lebigh Valley N Y 4Mb ext 1950-
22
19X
M&N
24 X
45
56X
5s assented 1941
53
53
36"
38
U7X
63
67
106
106X
93
■
■
99
*•
97 X
97 X
97 X
98X
1.25%
2.00
98
t Secured interest at exchange rate of 4.8665.
r Payable in Canadian funds.
28M
57 X
—
63
15
73
/
/
/
/
/
f
6X
IX
X
X
15
1
IX
8X
8X
/
M&N
1.50
2.00
OQ
Coll tr 4s
....
1
_
4s 1941-1949
New York Connecting
b
76
79X
82""
2.25
1.25%
U X
3.50
11X
11X
3X
2.50%
22M
23
3
b
f
f
f
f
2.50
York &
2.75
RR—
F&A
F&A
a
105
a
105
100M
hirie RR—
102
1st 4s ext g 1947.--.-..—M&N
2d ext 5s 1939
M&S f 99
3d mtge 4 Ms 1938
M&S / 93 X
New York & Greenwood Lake—
20
Guar g 5s 1946
M&N
100 X
N Y & Har 1st g 3 X8 2000- -M&N
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May 1946—J&D
36
New York Lack & Western—
1
1.50
2.00
IX
77 X
80 X
75
70 X
17X
90
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15 /
Deb 4s May 1 1957
M&N
.
17
*
X
IX
1.10 %
1.50%
IX
-
-
19
3X
15X
16
13M
"
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv...M&N f
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv..-M&S
17
10
Deb 3 Ms March 1947
M&S
Deb 3 Ms 1954 non-conv.-A&O /
Deb 3Ms 1956 conv
...J&J /
14
14
32
15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O /
1st & ref 4Ms 1967
J&D /
Equipment trusts—
2Ms 1941-1949
.M&S
2Ms 1941-1950
F&A
3s 1941-1951
M&S
—
_
17 M
2.10
2.10
2.20
1.90
1.90
4Ms9-15-41to3-15-45M&S15
-J&J
4X8 1941-1946—
Har Riv & Pt Ohes 4s
54 M&N /
N Y & N J Ferry 6a 1946
•
-
50
82
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
93
-
45
1973—-M&N
1st & ref 4Ms 1973 ser B._M&N
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
..M&S
General 1st 5s 1941
M&S
1st & ref 4s ser A
66
M&S f
M&S f
f
M&S f
f
2.10
J&J
M&S
1st guar 5" 1953 series B
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1965.A&O
New
11X
10X
10X
J&D
M&S
1st M 4Ms 1953 series A
60
95
89 X
80X
A&O
3s 1941-1951
103X
57X
..F&A
1946
3-yr6s ext'd notes 1941
Debenture 6s, 1950
Equipment trusts—
2 Ms 1941-1947
54M
X
40
94 X
70 X
A&O
M&S
Ref 5 Ms 1974 ser A.
Ref 4Mb 1978 ser O
\x
53 X
85
J&D
Cent equip trusts—
8X
6X
8X
6
58""
Duyvil & Pt Morris—
1959
4 Ms 1941-1945
;
98 M
2 Ms Mar 15 1941-1952— —
New York Chicago & St Louis—
1st 3 Ms extend 1947
A&O
-
-
-
-
«
-
-
1.40
2.65
1.00%
1.00%
2.00%
41
-J&J
Ref 1st g 48 June 1992....M&S
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D
'
1.50
..
76 X
New York Ontario & Western—
-
r
4X
r
IX
New York Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Prior lien ext 4Ms. 1950..M&S
102X
Norfolk—
101X
J&D
1942....A&O f
92
48
N Y & Putnam 1st 4s g 1993. A&O
New York Phila &
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
N Y Prov & Bos 4s
'—-
Mohawk & Malone—
a
1942
en
86
93
J&J
-—J&J
J&J
..M&S
—
L S coll tr g 3 Ms 1998
F&A
M O coll tr g 3Ms 1998—-F&A
s
/
85X
1 1997.
J&J
tax-exempt.-J&J
Deb 48
2
85
f
89 X
60
New York Central & Hud Riv
Ref g 3Ms July
82
56 X
A&O
Impt 5s 2013 O
7X
17
1991
flM
<f 34.
10-year 3Ms sec s f 1946--A&O
3 Ms conv secured 1952
M&N
16X
16X
16X
X
3 Ms 2002—M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
Monongahela Ry Co—
f-
F&A
1st M 4Mb 1956series D..F&A /
28
Certificates of deposit
/ 30
b
1.80
Equip trust 4 Ms
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
113
1st M g 4Ms 1945 guar
J&J
99
Newport & Richfor Is 5s 1941
18
gold
28 M
34M
58
^
1st guar g 4s
25
27
17X
Consol
67
New York Central RR—
17
1st mtge 4s ser A 1960—M&N
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—A&O
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
Nominal,
68M
ff
98
12X
60
55X
24X
12X
Eq tr 4s 1941-1943
M&S
Eq 4M« 1941-1942 (yr)—J&J15 b
Eq tr 2Ms 1941-1955
F&A b
f
Montgom Div g 5s 1947—F&A
Certificates of deposit
12
67 X
/
/
/
/
b
10
5
3X
.
1st 5s 1956 series O
Certificates of deposit
16X
Secured 5s 1938
Certificates of deposit
101M
63
1st M 5Ms 1954 series A—A&O
Certificates of deposit
17
4s small 1945
Mobile & Ohio—
Gen gold 4s, 1938
Ref & impt 4Ms 1977
Certificates of deposit
23
/
/
A&O /
88
17X
58 small 1945
Gen M g 4s 1945
41M
/
63
Eq tr 4 M> '41-'44 F fyr)—M&N b
Equip tr 2 Ms 1941-1949--F&A b
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975.M&S f
3d ext 4s July 1 1938
M&N f
Mobile & Birmingham—
Pribr lien 5s 1945
J&J
ft*
IX
60
41
/
f
/
/
J&J
68
16M
16X
16X
16X
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 5 M8 1949 ser A—M&N
Secured 5h« 1940-1956— J&D
60
16
2
scrip
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G—M&N f
Certificates of deposit-— f
72
58
4s assented 2003
n
coupon
Ref &
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F...M&S f
f
Certificates of deposit
—
70
2
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A..F&A
Ref & impt 4M» 2013 A...A&O
Mo Pacific RR (new company) —
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
F&A f
f
Certificates of deposit
45X
IX
IX
IX
1st 5s 1954 series B
Certificates of deposit
55
J&D
gold 4s 1990
IX
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953. _J&J /
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A—A&O
96
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H—A&O f
f
Certificates of deposit..
1.70
44 X
Eq tr 3s ser
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh valley—
1st gold 4s 1948
J&D
Con M 6s ann Irred
J&D
Con M 4X* ann irred
J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003
M&N
1st 5s extended 1951
A&O
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
Lex & East'n lstgu 5s 1965.-A&o
Lincoln Park & Charlotte—
1st extended 5s 1949
J&J
Litchf & Madls 1st 5s 1959.M&N
Little Miami guar 4s 1962—M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
J&J
Long Dock cons 3 Ms 1950--A&O
Long Island—
Unified g 4s. 1949.
M&S
Refunding mtge 4s 1949—M&S
4s stamped 1949
_M&S
Equip tr 4 Ms 1941-45 (yr).F&A
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
See Public Utility bonds.
91X
94X
1.10%
1.15%
1.40
M
36
Prior lien 4Ms 1978 ser
D.J&J
A..A&O
F&A
'26 f
25
J&J
J&J
95
Bauiptr 44£sG
Gen con gold 5s 2003
5s assented 2003
1941-1949F&A
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser
-J&J
A&g
1941-45.-M&N
K 1941-1947--J&J
-
5
-
Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942-.M&S
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
87
49
94
26X
Illinois Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951
J&J
Mo-Illinois RR 1st 5s 1959
J&J /
95
91X
-
„
M&S /
85
J&D
-
-
52
J&J
B
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
A&O
«
67M
66
Minn Terminal 1st 3 Ms '50.-J&J
Minn Transfer Ry 3 Ms 1956. J&O
Lake Erie & Western RR—
1st mtge 5s ext at 3% to *47 J&J
2d 5s 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Michigan South —
64
Missouri
107X
21X
ilst gold 4Ms 1961
IX
1 \
_
-
76
70
gef tr 3s F JanApr1941 1943
1 1950.-J&J
q & Impt 5s
1
3s
56 X
X
66 M
1st 4s 1957
J&J
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942—M&N
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
.
_
...A&O f
f
66
1 1951—-M&S
(Foreign series) 1960
J&D
Midland of New Jersey—
ext at 5% to 1940
A&O
Midland Valley 5s 1943
A&O
Adj M Apr I '53 ser A
Sept
Adj 5s series B 1953 Sept—-—
Milwaukee & Northern—
1st ext 4 Ms 1939
J&D
Con ext 4 Ms 1939
-J&D
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
M11&State Line 1st 3 Ms 1941-J&J
Minneapolis & St Louis—
5s ctfs of deposit 1934
M&N
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser A.Q-F
Certificates of deposit-1st 7s ext at 6% 1932
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Minneapolis Northfield &
Southern Ry 1st 6s *41.-M&S
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—'
1st cons gold 4s 1938
J&J
1st cons gold 5s 1938——J&J
1st cons 5s 1938 gu Int
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1919—-J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
IX
1X
IX
f
off.. 1951 f
50-year 1st 5s 1983
Joliet & Northern Indiana—
,
X
X
receipt No 4 on
.1951
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
M&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945
J&J
New Haven & Northampton—
Ref cons 4s 1956
J&D
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s 1950—M&S
Valley—
1st 3Ms Sept
1
Income deb 5s 2032
J&J f
New Orleans & Nor East 6s 1915
Ref & impt 4Ms 52 ser A—J&J
_
1st 4s 1959——--M&S
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw
76
78
M&N
F&A
J&D
Iowa Central 5s ctfs 1938- -J&D
1st & ref g 4s 1951
M&S
&
1977._ /
4s Asst(ca8h warr & coup)—1977 f
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 4Ms 1979 ser C. J&J
1st gold 3 Ms 1952
M&N
Grand River
1st M 5s 1972opt.—
1st 1 & ref 6Ms 1947
Debenture 4s 1961
Jacksonville Gainesville
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951 .
7
2X
2X
2X
—
Assent cash warrant and
116
82
guar.M&N
_
IX
IX
IX
General 5s Jan 1 1938
New Orleans Great Northern—
Mexican International—
4s Sept 1914 coupon on
,
/
April 1914
77 X
53
44
gtd 3Ms 1941
-J&J /
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s *51-M&S
1st cons A 6s 1963—- .——A&O
M'ghfleld & 8'east—See Wis Cent
Memphis Union Station Co—
Meridian Term 4s *55
67 X
1.60X
b
33 X
4s(Apr 1914 coupon on)
con
1951....
„
105M
66 X
2.10
National RR of Mexico—
„
f
36
scrip receipt No 5 on 1977
88
72
coll 4s ser A 45 J&D
Equiptment trust 5s to 1944—
35X
32 X
Assent cash warrant and
77
105
J&D
J&J
J&J
ser
41M
—
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
Conv gen 4 Ms ser A
Secured 6s 1959
1st
60
/
1957
f
July 1914 coupon on 1957
July 1914 coupon off 1957... f
Assent cash warrant and
scrip receipt No 4 on 1957. f
Gtd gen s f 4s (Apr *14 coup on) f
f
April 1914 coupon off 1977
105
108X
108X
107X
97
94
41
Jan 1914 coupon on
1.70%
88
84.
112M
1st
108
112
68X
88
b
30
/
J&D
M&N
Constr'n 4Ms 1955 ser B.M&N
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
M&S
Eq tr 2X8 1941 1952
National Rys of MexicoPrior lien 4Mb—
104 X
1945--M&S
Southern Ry joint Monon
collateral 4s, 1952
J&J
„
1st gold 4s 1950--J&J
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st guar 4s 1956—
-J&J
Indianapolis Union—
Ref & imp M 3 His ser B *86 M&S
(nternat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
J&J
Equipment trusts—
4Ms series B 1941-1942.A&O
fnternat Rys (Central America)—
Purch money 5s 1972——J&J
A&O
2003 ser C—A&O
1st & ref 4s ser D 2003—.A&O
'St. & ref iPMsser E 2003—A&O
Eq tr 2X8 1940-54------Ext mtge unif 3 Ms A 50--J&J
Ext mtge unif 4s B 1960--J&J
Atl K & Oln Div 4s 1955.-M&N
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s *46-F&A
St Louis Div 2d 3s 1980—M&S
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
1.00
40 X
110M
1st & ref 4 X8
-
Morris & Essex 3 Ms 2000
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A
109
1945--M&S
1.60%
1.65%
1.60
1.70
22
Louis—
Mob & Mont 4X8
65
1.25%
Louisville & Nashville—
2.10
2.00
J&J
J&J
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mtge 4 His 1957
•Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
64
40
J&J
J&J
A&O
~
60
41
Equipment trusts—
2 Ms ser T 1941-1949—M&S
3s ser R. 1941-1952
M&S
4M»ser N, 1941
A&O
4Xa ser O, 1941-1942—J&J
4X8 ser P, 1944
A&O
4s ser Q, 1941-1944
F&A
111 Cent RR Co & Chie St L &
N O RR jt 5s, A, 1963—J&D
4 Ms aeries G, 1963
-J&D
Indiana Bloomlngton & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Guaranteed gold 4s
1.70
20
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1956-
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
70
35
b
1935—A&O /
Louisville Henderson & St
88 X
88 X
60
1946—A&O
La & North West 5s
Sterling 3 Ms coll tr 1950—J&J
1st gold 3 Ms 1951
J&J
1st extended g 3Us 1951—A&O
1st g 3s sterling 1951
M&S
Montana Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1939
M&S f
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
J&J
85
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
84X
1969—.J&J
Equip trust 3 Ms to
_
—J&J
1951
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
"and interest" except where
Quotations for all securities are as near as
1st
69
RAILROAD BONDS
DEC., 1940]
53 M
N
54M
45
50
105
F&A
35
1958..-M&N
& Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937
-J&J / 21
5M
2d mtge 4 Ms 1937
F&A
Y Short
Line 4s 1957
N Y & Stamford 4s
New York Susq
"
105M
125
106M
•
-
-
-
123
Called for redemption, see page 111.
6 Basis.
Gen mtge. 5s g 1940
Term 1st g 5s 1943
.——F&A
M&N
/Price includes accrued interest,
7
56
k Last sale,
70
RAILROAD
NOTICE—All
bond
prftcoa
are
Quotation* for all securities
Bid
Bonds
Ask
N Y Westchester & Boston Ry1st Mg4Hi 1946 guar.—J&J f
5M
100
Norfolk & Carol 5s 1946
J&J
6
12 M
16M
14M
12M
Ctfs of
dep (issued by reor¬
ganization manager) 1961
13 M
74M
„
Norf & 8outh 1st 5s 1941 —M&N
Ctfs of
dep (issued by reor¬
ganization manager) 1941lst gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Term 1st gu 4s '61-M&N
Norf Term & Transp 6s '48-F&A
Norfork & Western Ry—
1st con 4s 1996
North
Gen &
33
106
126M
_
126M
91
„
83 M
118M
J&D
M&S
£ef 4 Ms B stpd '74-M&S
85 M
112
Northern Ohio Ry—
1st gtd g 5s 1945A&O /
1st mtge g 5s (stamped cancella¬
tion of guarantee 1945--A&O /
_
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943--J&J
Pittsburgh Term RR & Coal—
42 M
48
50
62 Vs
53 M
57
120
99 M
105
100M
92
J&J
94
101M
Portland & Rumford Falls—
5s 1951
M&N
102M
100
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956
55 M
M&N /
M&S f
77
J&J
J&J
63
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947--J&J
Southern
24
23
Raleigh & S'port Ry 5s '65--J&D
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1950
M&S
Reading Company—
4
112
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946-J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J&J
117M
117M
5s 1946
J&J
Oregon-Washington RR & Nav—•
108M
1st & ref g gu 4s *61 opt.-J&J
PacFruit Express—See Sou Pac—
81
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938--F&A /
77
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J f
1st
cons
4
guar
4
17
113M
U8M
109
1st extended 4Ms
105M
Paris-Orleans RR—
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
J&D
Paterson Extension 5s 1950. J&D
Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42 ser
7
}
25"
A M&S15 /
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1963
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 3M8 1942
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1944
J&D
Pa*N Y Canal con 5s 1939" A&O
Cons 1st extend 5s 1949 A&O
Oons mtge 4 Ms 1939
A&O
63
106M
107M
A&O
57
52
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
M&N
Con M 4s gold 1948
M&N
4s stamped 1948
M&N
Con M 4Ms gold 1960
F&A
Gen g 4Ms 1965
J&D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen M 4 Ms 1981 ser D—A&O
Gen M 4 Ms ser E 1984
J&J
Deb 4Ms 1970
A&O
Gen M 3 Ms ser O 1970—A&O
Oonv deb 3 Ms 1952
A&O
30-yr secured 4s 1941-1964-J&J b
Equipment trusts—
4Msseries D 1941
M&N
4s series E 1911-1949
J&J
2MsserlesG 1910-1950-J&D
2 Ms series H 1911-1952 M&N
2Ms Oct 1 1941-1954 -A&O
2 Ms series K 1941-1955.J&J
103M
121M
108M
115
104M
104M
93 M
97
1.00
1.70
1.75
cons 4s 1940.. A&O
Certitieates of deposit
2dconslnc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
1st g 5Ms 1974 series A
F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s 1937 gu op. J&J /
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st i? 5s July 1956 ser A--J&J
1st g 4b July 1956 ser B-.J&J
ser
C..
Phila &
0.50%
1.60%
1.35%
1.40%
1.50%
1.50%
5
110M
74 %
62
64
65
..
65M
1.20%
1.40%
1.35%
1.50
1.80
1.75
102M
Gen 4s April 1 1960
A&O
Gen 5s 1974 series R_.
F&A
Gen M 4Mb 1977 ser C-. J&J
104M
Gen
,T& O
108
Phila & Chester Val 4s 1948. A&O
Phila Newton & N Y 3s 1942 A&O
87
.
4Mb <inries
D
108t
103M
109
122
122 M
109""
Piedmont &
4
96 M
4Ms series B 1942—.—A&O
4 Ms series C 1942
M&N
M&N
3Ms series E 1949
F&A
4s series F 1953
4s series G 1957
4s series H 1960
J&D
a
St Paul & Duluth—
1st consol a 4s 1968
97
107M
9
104
Pacific Ry—
1st gold 5s 2000
2d 5s Dec 1 2000
Gen & ref 5s 1977
Gen & ref 58 1979 ser G__A&0
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D
J&D
cons
6s 1945
ser
A
M&S
Certificates of deposit
5% secured notes 1931
F&A
F&A
...
.
Equipment trusts—
4Ms ser JJ 1941-1942.-A&O b
4Msser A 1941-1943
F&A 6
lstg4s May 1 1933. —_M&S/
ser
A ctfs of deposit
B ctfs of deposit
/
6s ser
/
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s 1931.J&J /
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s '48. A&O
Shamokin Sun bury & Lewisb'g—
92
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1st 4s 1956
J&J
85
1.25%
85
2M
~3M
4M
4Vs
114M
4s
2
B 1941-1943
ser
Ms
ser
M&N b
1.50
0 1911-1944
J&D b
D 1941-1952--M&N b
Toledo & Ohio Central—
Ref &
imp M 3 Ms ser A *60 J&D
St Mary^i Div 1st 4s 1951F&A
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
70
101M
Tol Term 1st 4Mb "57 cu
M&N
Tol Walhoudlng Valley & Ohio—
1st g gU 4s 1942 ser O
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
110
16
69 M
69
.
1st O'old 4s June 1 1946
J&D
Consol M 4M« 1966 ser A. F&A
68
107 M
4
83
Union Pacific—
1st ry & land gr 4s u 1947-
•
9
8M
M
3M
2M
4M
3M
4M
61M
62 M
7M
Deb 68
1946
3
Vandalia RR 4s 1955
Series B 1957
A—F&A
M&N
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
1st mtg g 4Ms
ser
105
114M
100M
114M
110M
100M
100 M
106M
1.25%
113
101M
1934
J&J /
J&J /
121
100
114
121
ill"
109
111M
111M
111
M&S
79 M
.81*
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
ref & impt 5s 1973
M&N
100M
war
coupon
off
& scrip ret No. 5 on f
Vicksburg Bridge Oo—
s
f 4-6s 1968
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
73 "
97
94
70
42
M
1 Vs
IVs
Cash
1st
100M
M&S
M&S
—.M&S
F&A
—M&S
1979
General gold 4s 1944
1st 4s Sept 1 1948
1st 4Mb Feb 1 1973
Gen 1st g 3Ms 1951
July 1914
3 M
M&S
1st 4 Ms Sept 1
4
17
74
105 H
United N J RR & Canal Co—
Vs
3M
4%
4M
4Vs
J&J
Union Terminal Co (Dallas) 1st mtge 3M» 1967
—F&A
9K
2M
2M
10
77
35-year 3Ms debs 1971—M&N
U-ve »r 8 Ms debs 1970 ._A&0
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser A 1980--J&D
106
Eq tr 2 M8 ser E 1941-52. _J&J b
1.75
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s '46-M&S
112
127
,
-
I*"
74 H
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956.J&J
Union Depot (Columbus, Ohio)—
Gen 4Mb 1946
J&J
69
95M
83 M
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
1st gold 4s April 1 1950-..A&O
116
75
71
1.00%
1.50
66
1.95
99 M
70
1.25
1.15%
Atlanta-Birmingham Div6s
67 M
68
66
91M
125
A&O
F&A /
A&O /
67
66 M
66 M
1.50
107 M
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949
Ref gold 48 1959 opt
Certificates o f deposit
102
92
1.50
9M
Seaboard Air Line Ry Go—
1st gold 4s 1950
A&O
107M
106M
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 5Ms 1964
M&S
15 M
1st g 5s 1942
.M&S
1935. J&J
Schuylkill & Leh 1st 4* '48 M&N
_
J&D
Ann Mar
A&O
B
ser
i.00%
1.25%
1.25%
32 M
110M
F&A1
Texas &
1.15%
1.15%
1.15%
Aransas Pass—
Savannah & Atlanta 6s
91
97
82
9
72
1st guar g 4s 1943
J&J
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--A&O
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—
106 M
76
9
8M
.
114M
97
9
14
-.J&J
Salt Lake City Union Depot
and RR 1st 5s 1938
M&N
Salt Lake & Ogden 5s 1934
1st &
10351
89
9M
8M
8M
8M
111M
103
F&A
'53 opt *10.J&J
F&A
8M
71
2d ext'd 5b 1945
J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu
F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3Ms 1936--F&A
106M
110M
M&N,
66 M
64M
31M
b
70"
110M
f g 4s
Texarkana & Fort Smith—
1st M 5Ms 1950 guar
77A
J&D
10
65
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J '26
|Texas & New Orl 5s 1943
J&J
65 M
8M
7M
Paul Union Depot—
1st & re.' 5s 1972
&
4M
36
39
113 M
s
Ref & impt M 3Ms B '74-J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942.M&S
22 M
111
1st
J&J
5s 1958.
A&O
Virginian Ry 3 Ms A 1966..M&S
cons
g
101M
90
87
83 M
59
106 Vs
88
,
66 Vs
107
110
Calif dfor redemption;see
65M
64M
J&J
J&J
A 1990
ser
105
See Industrial bonds.
Terminal RR Assn (St Louis)—
Seaboard-All Florida Ry—
117M
105
65
20 M
J&J
Equipment trusts—
4Ms series K 19U-1945-J&J
4
Pitts Cln Chic & St Louis—
4s series D 1945.
Gen & ref 5s
.
Northern—
3 Ms 1966
J&D
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s 1947
J&J
70
53
M&N
Receiver ctfs 3-3 Ms '45
-«?'
100" ~
Phila &
Reading RR—See "Read ing Co.
Philippine Ry 1st 4s 1937
4
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
3
3M
111
55 '
1.65
Stamped
113M
98
88
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989M&N
85
Bait Cent 4s 1951..M&N
Phila Bait & Washington—
1st ^old 4b 1943
M&N
86 M
4Ms series DD 1941-45.A&0
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
1st term & unif 5s 1952
A&O
1st extend 3s 1948—
M&S /
Tenn Ala & Georgia 4s 1957
Tenn Coal Iron & RR—
4 Ms ser
St
74
5M
5M
5M
109M
,
1.65
San Antonio
M&S
Equip tr 4 Ms 1941-1945—M&N
Equip tr 2 Ms 1941-1947.-M&N
Equip trust 2Mb 19I1-46 -J&J
Perkiomen RR ext 3 Ms 1951.J&J
1980
104M
94 Vs
97 M
25"
22
100
1st consol gold 5s 1944
1.25
St Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
J&J /
A&O
Gen ref
4s series CO 1911-1943.M&N b
55
107M
46
80 M
6
5M
3M
4M
4M
4Ms series BB 1941—fF&A &
104 M
3M
40
Tampa & Gulf Coast g 5s'53_A&0 /
Tampa & Northern RR—
5s (stamped 3s) 1936
J&J /
Tampa Un Term 4-6Ms '53--J&J /
Equipment trusts—
108M
115M
J&D
Tavares & Gulf RR—
B-J&J/
55
4M
8
77 M
Certificates of deposit
/
Cons in 4Mb 1978ser A
M&S/
Certificates of deposit stpd-- /
52
2.00
7M
f
1989
Berwick RR 5s 1952
33
7M
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A_ J&J
52
Peoria & East
26M
105"
M
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996-.J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 4Mb '47.-J&J
St Paul & Kansas City Short Line
1st guar 4 Mb 1941
F&A
2.00
25M
Ry 4 Ms 1943
103
J&D
Stephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940 stmp. .J&J /
2M
Sturgis Goshen & St Louis Ry—
g
5s 1955-J&J /
77M
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
31
Certificates of deposit
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
J&J
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry—
114M
114M
84 M
82
J&J
Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
36
St Louis Iron Mountain & Sou—
RIv & Gulf Divs 4s 1933-M&N
Certificates of deposit
Prior lien 5s 1950 series
.1.90
1.90
54
79 M
61
1st 3s Dec 1
105M
105M
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996--J&J
2d gold 6s 1996
A&O
89 M
90
100 M tol02M
2.00
50
,
4Mb 1941
J&
4 Ms stamped 1941
J&J /
St Clair Maa & St Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51--J&J
88
St Clair Term RR 5s 1950,.M&S
115
104
107M
114M
48
con
104M
J&J
0.50%
1.00%
1.00%
1.65%
1.65%
1.40
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952.J&D /
100
J&J "
59"
1.00
1.40
Spok Internat 1st
100
J& Jl/
54""
80 M
1st 4s 1995
102
M&S
J&D
5s 1939--J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939—
J&J
1st coll tr 4s 1949 opt
A&O
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
64
92
55 M
75M
81M
Staten Isld
Rio Gr June 1st gu
Rutlahd
91M
54 M
75M
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951.J&J
>artanburg Union & Columbia—
1.10%
101M
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
4s stamped 1949
59 M
60
57 M
1 Ms series HH 1941-50-J&D b
J&J
|0M
80
103
Rich & Mecklenb'g 4s 1948-M&N
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952_J&J
1st guar 4Mb 1934
M&S
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
1st M 4Mb 1957
J&J
12
9
Railway—
Aiken Branch 4s 1998
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
103
Delaware River Terminal
1st 5s 1942
M&N
Rensselaer & Sara 6s 1941-_M&N
1.75%
/
b
65M
1.45
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944.M&S
St Jos & Grand Island 4s '47-J&J
48M
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4Mb 1977 ser A__A&0
1st & ref 4 Ms series B 1981
1st 4Mb
109
50 M
A&O
mtge 4s 1939-Cons extend 4s 1949
107
105M
53 M
A&O
Cons 1st extend 4Ms'49
Oons
69""
100 Ms
105
62
•
Rich-Washington 4s 1943
83
Carondelet Branch—
1938.A&O f 75
75
St Louis City real est 5s '38 J&J /
103 H
Paducah & 111 1st 4 Ms 1955-J&J
64
80
Eq 4Mb 1941-1945 (s-a)..M&N
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947
A&O
Extended 4 Ms Oct 1 1943—
Term 5s g gu May 1 *41 Q&F
4
2.00
2.50
4s series BB 1941-1943-M&S b
4 Ms series CO 1940-44--J&D b
1 Ms ser GG 1941-50.-M&N b
104
1951 opt'06..A&O
Gen & ref 4Ms 1997ser A__J&J
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1997 ser B.J&J
2.00
b
2.10
b
b
J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s '50-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956
A&O
Develop & gen 6 Ms 1956--A&O
Equipment trusts—
4 Ms series AA 1941
A&O
89
Jer Cent 4s
_
b
b
b
b
1st consol g 5s 1994
67
21
N'western Term Co 5s 1948-F&A /
21
N'western Term RR 5s Apr 1977
100
Norwich & Worcester 4 Ms '47M&S
63
9
1931
45 Vs
0.75%
1.25%
1.25%
1.75%
1.60%
2.10%
1.75%
1.25
1.65
1.65
2.25
R Co.
1st ref g 4s 1955 opt 1910--J&J
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
5s
41
36
Southern Pacific
77
21
1st
b
,
94
16
.1.
37
Equipment trusts—
4Ms series J 1941-1942..J&J
4Ms series L 1941-1944.J&D
4Ms series M 1941-1945M&N
2 Ms Aug 1 1941-1954
2 Ms series N 1941-1951 M&N
2 Ms series Q 1941-55--A&O
2 Ms ser Q Oct 1 1949-1951—
Paciflc Fruit Express—
Eq 5s 1941 D (yr)
A&O
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
A&O
Ferries) 1st 5] s 1949
3
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947—A&O
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
1st M 4Ms 1950serie8 O—J&J
Okla City-Ada-Atoka 6s '54-J&J
36M
35M
35M
45M
M&S
M&N
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955-J&J
101
2M
1.30%
1.25%
1.40%
Ogdensburg & Lake Ohamplain
/
3M
1st guar g 4s 1948
108M
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943—M&S
63
Ohio & Little Kanawha 5s '50 M&S
3
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
J&J /
.3...
1st M5Hb 1944
F&A
34 Vs
80
Potomac Val lstgu5sg 1941-J&J
55M
,
2.50%
2.75%
2.25%
117
62 H
54
1.75
1.70
1.90
57
56 M
3.50
lstgu 5s 1941-.J&J
(Me) Term gu 4s 1961.J&J
48"
33 Vs
40 M
57""
55
J&D
J&D
1961
72
M&N
108M
56 M
F&A
5s
117
ig
96
Eq tr 4s 1941 -1948
_F&A b
Eq tr 3 Ms Apr 1 1941-1946
b
3.50
Eq tr 2 Ms 1940-1946
J&D
2.00
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
1st gen 4s series A 1948
J&D
105
Guar
13"
11
Southern Pacific 0<
92
Pitts & West Va Ry 4 Ms '58AJ&D
1st M 4Mb 1959 ser B
A&O
1st M 4Ms 1960 ser C
A&O
72 M
61
45
20
115
Port Reading
71M
42M
Q&J
Q&F
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
b
Eq tr 2Ms 1941-1947
M&S
b
Eq tr 2Ms 1941-1946
J&J
b
Eq tr 2 Ms 1941-1950
F&A
Nor RR of N J gen 4 Ms 2000. J&J f
51
48
Coll tr 4s (OP) Aug 1 '49-.J&D
1st 4 Ms '(Ore Lines) 1977.M&S
18
Portl
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Ref & imp 4 Ms 2047 ser
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963
A&
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Oo—
50
1st gen 58 1974 series O
1st 4Mb series D 1977
42
42 M
113
113M
104M
119K
119M
Ask
Bid
40-year 4Ms 1968
F&A /
1st M 5s 1962 series B
!
Bonds
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55--J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
J&J
uth Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&
f
South & North Alabama—
M&
Pitts & Shawmut 5s 1959-- J&D /
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
70
f
Certificates of deposit
J&D
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B— ...A&O
Gen M 4Ms 1977 ser O—J&J
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—
6% receivers' ctfs 1929
Ask
118M
118M
112M
112M
103M
M&N
Unassented 1942
J&J
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943.M&N
121
—
(Concl)
F&A
5s
^
Pennsylvania RR—
Gen g 3 3s. 1953
Northern Cer^t 5s 1974 A
75
ffl\H
Norrist'n & Maine 1st 4s *62 M&S
Bid
4Ms series I 1963
4 Ms series J 1964
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
104
„
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt '15—F&A
Certificates of deposit reg...
Bonds
Pitts Cln Chic & St Louis
_
Norfolk Southern—
BONDS
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding tbe date of issue
are as near as
page
111.
b Basis.
/This price includes accrued interest.
A: Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Payable in Canadian funds.
and
marked "f
wh.r.
.«
71
BONDS
RAILROAD
dec., 1940]
Incoma
defaulted bonds
and
NOTQuoIWtioM torn»U ^^Sri'iyireMleL^Mm^lbiyyAb^c'^Ing cUy ot th« month preceding the' date of Iwue
Wabash Railroad co—
1st gold 6s 1939
2d gold 6s 1939
Deb mtge 6s series b
1st lien term gold 4s
„
12%
Omaha Dlv. 1st 3 %s g
40
5%
4%
5%
4 K
5%
4 K
5%
4 K
5%
-
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser b—f&a
Certificates of deposit
Ref & gen 4 %s 1978 ser o. a&o
Certificates of deposit--Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser d—a&o
Certificates of deposit
—
-
2.50
eqto2%sser h 1941-47—a&o
50
48%
51%
69%
52%
62
64
92%
92
100%
1.25
1.50
1.70
107%
12%.
12%
2.00
101
0.75%
1.10%
1.40%
108%
13%
13%
1.25%
90
115
102%
1.50
1.15%
1 50
NAv 15 1941-19 30
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
j&j
1
15%
12
15
1948
j&j
Wichita Union Terminal ry—
15
22
m&n
103
Wichita Falls & Southern—
5s extended
1st g gu
4 %s 1941 opt
Wilkee-Barre &
1st guar g
Eastern—
2%
j&d
5s 1942
Willamette Val Southern ry—
6s 1939--.
f&a f
Wilm & Newborn 4s 1947
f&a
2%
Sup & Dul Dlv 4s
29%
28
a&o
9
1936—.m&n
6
6%
5%
7
Certificates of deposit.
Marshfield & s'eastern di\
1951
Worcester &
28
16%
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 4s 1959
-
Conn Eastern
10
4k
5%
1st gold 4mb 1943
-j&j
Yosemlte Valis f g 5s 1936—j&j
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
stock—50
Regular guaranteed
stk.50
Special guar betterment
Colorado & Southern
...100
preferred..]00
preferred..100
4% 1st non-cum
4% 2d non-cum
igu) —100
Conn & Passumpsic pref (gu)_100
Consol Rys of Cuba 6% pref. 100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref..100
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar).
-50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
Delaware Lack & Western— 50
Concord & Portsmouth
(guar Penn)
Denv & Rio Gr West 6%
Detroit Hillsdale and
Delaware
--.-25
pref.100
100
Southwestern (guar)
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
5% non-cum
preferred——100
18
15
100
preferred..100
preferred.-100
railroad
50
50
Preferred
x
x
Alabama & Vicksburg (gu) .—100
Albany & Susquehanna (gu>._100
Albany & Vermont (guar)
100
Alleghany Corp common
*
6%% pref (with $30 warr)_100
5%% pref (without warr) —100
2 % % prior conv pref
*
Allegheny & West (6% guar) .100
Atchison & Eastern Bridge—100
79
76
90
93
71
73
110
115
44
48
?16
10%
9
11'
19%
28*
76
80
40
17%
17%
56
Rank Co (gu).IOO
common—100
100
100
Georgia Sou & Fla
1st
preferred
2d preferred
Goshen & Deckertown (guar)..
Green Bay &
Greene (guar
60
Atlan & Char Air L (guar) —100
140
5% non-cum pref
100
16
Point
Atlantic Coast L RR com—.100
14%
(guar)—100
32
(gu)-100
Bait & Cumi>orland gu
-.50
Baltimore & Ohio common.-.100
4% non-cum pref
100
Bangor & Aroostook com
50
5% conv preferred
100
Beech Creek (guar N Y O)—50
Belgian National Rys Co—
American shares partic pref—
Boston & Alb (guar N Y C)
100
Boston & Maine common..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 4 % % class E
100
6% non-cum preferred
100
7% prior preferred
—100
Stamped—
Common
100
7
Augusta & Savannah
Avon Gen & Mt Morris
—
5% class A._
8 % class B
7% class C
10% class D
4 % % class E
6% non-cum pref stamped..
1st
prof
1st pref
1st pref
1st pref
1st pref
70
$5 preferred
Hartford
Illinois
5
4%
5%
6
5%
28%
29%
31
33
10
1
91
1%
Pemigewasset Valley (guar)__100
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennroad Corp com
1
2
2%
1%
Peoria & Bureau Val
Peoria & Eastern
1%
tr
5
'
ctfs—See
1%
2%
1%
3%
i
39
94
Piedmont & Northern
141
63
66
52
73
t4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952.. 1000
Reading Co
50
4% non-cum 1st pref
50
4% non-cum 2d pref
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar). 100
Roch & Genesee Val RR (gu)-100
Rome & Clinton (guar)
100
Rutland RR 7% pref
100
Rutland & Whitehall (guar).. 100
St Joseph South Bend & Sou—
Common
(guar)
-.100
Preferred
(guar)
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref (gu) —100
2d preferred (guar)
100
St Louis-Sau Francisco Ry
100
6% non-cum preferred
100
50
3
We
We
49
47
I
3%
50
—
I
'
—
20
—
Mr
........
37
-
70
1
%
1
1%
1
%
•
55
66
63
90
155
152
%
2
2
5
1
3
3%
5%
17%
26%
17%
26%
3.5
55
St Louis Southwestern
14
5%
37
M>ec
urn
-r
Preferred
(guar)
ly-uis & MaBiv pref
38
64
68~~
19
1
1
2%
2%
1
2
1
3
1
%
4%
1
~2~"
5
1%
1%
1%
I"
100
100
100
100
1%
2
1%,
2%
1
&
Vl-ihoning
Pref
Coal
RR
.43
220
49
50
34%
%
"3"
12
31%
33
36
40
3%
3%
61
18
50
"6"
60
65
100
700
Mill Creek & MinehiP Nav (gu)25
Mine Hill & Schuyl Hav(gu)_-50
41
43
35
37
non-cum
100
1%
%6
1%
60
37
40
Morris & Essex (guar)
—50
37
15
117%
270
43
44%
85
105
160
177
64%
11
158%
52
16
82
3%
13%
25
20%
59
28
47
%
43
14
40
139
69
We
We
2%
4
100
31
24
28
85
7
115
5%
72
7
80
25
46
138
preferred
78%
46
10
104
25
44
32
58
61
%
%
%
69
24
57
3%
53
6
Corp—
preferred
I.ake Erie
Ry
4% prior lien
5%% cum preferred
2
56
Ry
n<>n-cuiii
Wheeling
%
30
100
100
.-100
100
We
70
95
101%
%
%
..100 x
Montgomery & Erie (guar)
2
8%
23%
38%
84
6%
2
100
pref (guar)
91
22%
2%
103
246
%
50
54
4
28%
5%
28%
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
89
*
100
Western Pacific RR
%
100
Pacific com
5% conv preferred
Mobile & Birmingham—
4%
70
100
100
7% preferred series A
*
6% preferred
19
Missouri
Central.
non-cum
Wabash
100
100
100
*
*
preferred... 100
common
525
50
com
27
100
19
500
4%
16%
Mo- Kan-Texas R R
52
12
25
100
5% non-rum preferred A
100
Ware River (guar)..
-.100
Warren N J (guar D L & W)_.50
West Jersey & Seashore <gu)._50
Western Maryland Ry com.
100
1 at preferred
100
4% non-cum 2d pref
..100
36"
5"
Minneapolis St P & S S M—
4% leased line ctfs
Mississippi Central..
15
25
Utica Clinton & Bingham (gu)100
Preferred (guar)
100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac (guar). 100
5% non-cum pref (guar)
100
Virginian Ry—
104
59
5% preferred .16% prior preferred
Massawlppi Valley (guar)
Michigan Central (guar)
5c
70
38
8%
12%
21%
4%
95
101
100
90*
40
United N J RR & Canal (gu).100
Utlca Chen & Susq Val (gu) 100
20
(guar N Y Central)
80
60
8%
M iln» Central
Line common
Union Pacific common
2%
90
—
Air
Preferred
75
65
2%
Lykens Valley RR & Coal (gu)_20
100
Texas & Pacific Ry.
100
Troy & Bennington (guar)
100
Troy & Cohoes
50
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y C).. 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis (guar) .100
5
41
.100
preferred
non-cum
Tennessee
17%
200
.100
Nashville
78%
96%
6%
93
24
4%
16
100
.100
100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs (gu)_100
South-West'n (Georgia) (guar) 100
Stony Brook (guar).....
100
Sussex (guar D L & W)
50
Syracuse Bing & N Y (gu)__.100
102
50
(guar)
112%
150
Southern Pacific Co new...
Southern Ry common.
2%
39%
100
50
guar..
betterment stk
211
40%
%
%
4-2%
Lexington Union Station—
Preferred (guar).
Little Miami original
We
%
i*
Shamokin Vail & Pottsv (gu)__50
Sharon (guar Erie)
;
50
38%
50
Preferred
non-cum
Seaboard
15
50
Valley
50
Schuylkill Valley Nav & RR(gu)50
2
100
-
110
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu).IOO
RR Secur* Co
preferred
74
%
13%
14%
28%
109%
Railroad Securities Co—
48
%
100
*
47
12%
7%
com
100
100
100
Pgh Bess & Lake Erie (guar)
50
Preferred
(guar)
50
Pitts Cin Chic& St Louis (gu)-100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)__10()
7% pref (guar Pa RR )
100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pitts Yoimgstown & Ashtabula—
Preferred
(guar)
100
Pittsfield & No Adams (guar). 100
Portland & Ogdensburg (guar) 100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
100
12%
2%
Western... 100
Rys (Cent Am)
100
Phlla Germ & Norris (guar).. 50
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR)_100
41
90
11%
1%
7%
A..1 OP
-.100
Marquette Ry com
5% preferred
5% prior preferred
Peterborough (guar)
83
100
Conn
(guar)_-100
Pere
30
11%
Non-cum 6 % pref series
Leased lines (guar)
Stk
Louis vill«
15
No par
1%
Louisville Henderson & St Louis
89%
10
•
84%
50
__
1
"2%
Lb Schuvl Nav RR & OoaKgu)
Boston & Providence
j
40
1st pref (guar)
2d preferred (quar)
&
50
100
83
14%
1%
Central
(guar)
(guar)
48%
13%
1%
l
Del Exten
Paterson & Hudson River (gu)_50
Paterson & Ramapo (guar)
60
50
2
....
Delaware
Passaic &
74
*
preferred
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Lehigh
3%
Passaic &
138
72
.....100
com..
*
DL&W)
6^
.
Boston RR
Catawissa RR
•
— *
lOf.
100
Western
Jollet & Chicago(guar).
100
,Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)—100
K C St L & Chic— Pref (gu)-.lOO
Is" Kansas City Southern new
*
16%
4% nnn mm preferred
..100
Kansas Okla & Gulf pref A—100
35
Lackawanna RR of N J (gu).-100
Lake Superior & Ishpemlng— 100
100
100
(guar).. 100
Holding pref
100
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
25
Canada Southern (guar)
100
Canadian Pacific
25
Caro ClinchfJeld & O (guar) .100
jj
63
15
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn..50
Atlanta & West
10
Gulf Mobile & Northern com. 100
57
Atlanta Birm & Coast pf (gu)-100
Quebec (guar)
100
Oswego & Syrac (gu DL&W) 50
130
European & North Am (guar) 100
Intornat
Fe_100
100
Atchison Topeka & Santa
Ontario &
4l"
39
85
Northern Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs
Preferred (capita) stock
stocks
92
106
80
(guar)..100
(guar).100
100
i
Ogden Mine RR (gu Cn N J)_100
Old Colony (gu NVNH&H)..100
Certificates of deposit
50
Wayne & .Tack nr^f
Genesee & Wyoming
w
non-cum
Northern Pacific Ry
100
Northern RR of N H (guar)„100
Northern RR of N J (guar)
100
Norwich & Worcester pf (gu)-100
114
71%
Ft
--100
Ry
-100
pref
100
No Carolina (guar Sou RR)__100
North Pennsylvania (guar)t
50
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR)- 60
95
88
14%
100
preferred
Norfolk & Western
a
47
Fort St Union Depot
conv
N Y Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Southern com
%
50
50
(guar)
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)—
Great
A1 Great Southern com
1
2%
We
K
We
100
common
4% non-cum 2d
Erie & Kalamazoo
7%
1%
2%
..100
Rockaway (guar)—100
Georgia RR &
31
m&n
Ry—
—
4% non-cum 1st
108
j&j
Preferred
Erie
Wisconsin Central Ry—
1949
-20
100
100
Clearfield & Mahoning (gu).._50
Cleve Cine Chicago & St Louis—
Common
(guar)
100
5% non-cum pref (gu)
100
Common
Oin Union Term 5% pref
50
50
Elmlra & W'msport (guar)— 50
Preferred (guar)
50
114%
j&j
J 00
100
East Mahanoy (guar)-—East Pennsylvania (guar)
95
Winston-Salem Terminal Co—
1st s f guar 3%s 1970
m&s
1st gen g 4s
common--.100
Preferred (guar)--—--- —100
CIn New Orl & Texas Pacific—
Dover &
65
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1960
preferred
Detroit Manufacturers (guar)
30
98%
Wilmington & Nor 4%s '77..j&d
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s *43.a&o
1st gold guar 4s
r
100
com
97
——.
Adjust 4%
6% preferred
100
com.
(gu)----- 50
Non-cum pref (gu)50
N Y Lack & West (guar)
100
N Y New Haven & Hartf
100
1%
2%
1
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal—
67
2%
2%
7% preferred
101%
108%
110%
-
1st
100
Pacific-
2%
%
1%
preferred wi
Chicago & North Western—
New
(gu)—100
6% preferred series A
N Y & Harlem
1%
1%
2%
%
New common w i
Chic R i & Pacific
Equipment trust 5s
1913
Western Ry of ala4%s *58--a&o
Wheeling & Lake Erie rr—
1st consol gold 4s 1949—m&s
Refunding 3%s 1966
j&d
Eq tr 2%s f Nov 15 1941-1949.
series g
40
N Y Chic & St Louis
%
V
preferred w I
-50
preferred old
- -100
Chicago Ind'polis & Louisville—
preferred
45
20
New Orleans Great Northern.100
New York Central RR
*
1%
3%
%
New 5%
4% non-cum
37"
2%
4 %
Chic Milw St Paul &
47
New London Northern
50
i
w
New common
Maryland 4s 1952-a&0
1st & ref 5%s 1977 ser a— j&j
Eq tr 4kb e 1940-1941—j&d
Eq tr 2%s 1940-1946
j&d
Eq tr 2s g 1940-1949
West n y & Penna 4sl943.a&0
Western Pacific rr Corp—
1st m 5s 1946 series a
m&s
Assented 5s 1946
s
6
2.00
64%
Western
1
6%
4%
common
25
25
Original (guar L & N)
Unstamped (guar L & N)
55
34
Chicago Great Western—
New
37
96
95
,
N ew
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st g s f 4s 1990
a&o
^
4%
6%
4%
30
Warren 1st ref g 3%s 2000—f&a
Washington Central ry—
1st 4s Mar 1 1948
q-Mar
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3%s Jan 1954 opt 1924
j&j
Washington & Franklin ry—.
1st extend 4%s 1954
-j&j
Wash Term co—3%s 1945--f&a
1st gold 48 1945 guar——f&a
Washington & Vandemere—_
1st 4%s 1947
—f&a
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
j&j
42
29
60
100
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
100
Newark & Bloomfleld (guar)..50
2%
42%
2%
Bid
Mt Carbon & Pt Carbon (gu)
Nashua & Lowell (guar)*
Nashville & Decatur—
3
15
14
11%
a—m&s
Certificates of deposit
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
Preferred series A
100
ChestAut Hill (guar)
-60
44
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
6
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
New common w I
-*
New preferred w I_.
5%
-40
6%
6% old preferred
- — 100
26
46
'41.a&0
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W) .30
Central of New Jersey
—100
Chattahoochee & Gulf (guar)-100
Chesapeake Corp
4
1939-j&j
1954-j&j
Det & Chic ext 1st g 6s *41. j&j
Des m Dlv 1st g 4s 1939--j&j
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—m&s
Wabash Railway co—
Ref & gen 5%s 1976
42%
13%
42
*—m&n
f&a
Par
Morris & Essex Exten
20
18%
2%
(guar). 100
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Bonds and Stocks
value
t Quotations represent dollars per $100 face amount,
k Last sale
a Nominal,
x
Mix-dividend.
10
50
a
Called for redemption,
see
page
111.
6 Basis.
/This price includes
accrued interest,
\
Investing Companies Stocks and Bonds
NOTICE—All
bond
prices
are
Quotations for all securities
Par
Stocks and Lionds
Ask
Bid
where marked "f'
"and interest'* except
Stocks and Bonda
Par
J&D
Ooll trust 4s 1947
4 34s stamped 1946
F&A
Aeronautical Securities——---1
1.25
J&J
Affiliated Fund com
Sec
conv
1949
deb 4s
Air Investors
Convertible
Warrants
I
6
*
Inc
preferred.--—---*
10133
100 Hi
108
!
633
1
1
Accumulative series
AA
(modified)—ACO (modified)
9.55
2.63
2.88
1003-3
134
22
10134
1
1
*48-Q-F
-
Credit Service deb 6s
w w
♦Crum & Forster Inc com..
233
1333
6.20
102 34
6.30
2.90
3.20
33
We
Domestic
Finance
36*
4*
Amer Discount Co of Ga $2 pref-*
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
1
1.20
*
2833
2833
__._*
__*
233
33
1733
17.51
15.82
18.61
11.49
5%
conv
preferred
50
Associated Gen Util com v t c—*
Inc deb 5sww 1956
M&N /
Income deb 4s 1961
M&N /
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
2
Associates Investment Co
♦
100
1953.A&0
Atlas Corporation common
5
6% preferred
50
Option warrants.
Aviation Capital common
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
♦Bankers Nat Investing com
1
5% preferred
-.5
Bankers Securities Corp com
50
6% preferred
50
Basic industry Shares.-—10
♦Blair & Co
Blue Ridge Corp common
50
33
5
50
5
3733
9533
4933
33,
19.61
21.32
10.73
11.54
4
533
533
4
21
133
"134
3834
39
14.88
34
13.84
19
26c
23.99
20
22
12.44
13.64
33
34
11
12
57
2.65
A&O
Ltd
1
Canadian Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5s8erie8 A 1958
F&A
Capital Administration cl A
$3 cum pref series A
Carey Trust of N Y
Original
Carriers & General Corp
59
51
13
-
$6 preferred
Deb
67
.1
3
7s
4)4%
$4.25
conv
conv
Commonwealths Distrib'n Inc-.l
Commonwealth
Investment
1
.
Commonwealth Loan 5% pref 100
Commonwealth Securs common. 1
Preferred
Consolidated Invest Trust com
Consumers Credit Serv 6s 1962
—
.
I
1
.
Continental Securs 5s 1942 M&N /
Continental Shares
common
♦,
♦6% preferred..
1001
Corp Securs 5% ctfs 1935..M&S /
3
5
com
Invest
*
com
.
1034
16
8633
I.7
58
5.31
6
Wide Securities—
Agricultural
Automobile
Aviation
*
25c
1.07
1
II.22
...
-
-
3.39
7.08
4.67
10.69
-------
8.26
Building supplies
Chemical....
5.33
7.83
-
Electrical equipment
7.16
insurance
9.79
Machinery
8.03
6.65
27
33
Gotham Credit class B
5
Great Britain & Canada Invest¬
A&O
"134
Class
4.76
Automobile Shares
-
-
5.24
4.20
8.04
4.63
8.84
Shares
Equip Shares
5.36
4.29
5.28
Tobacco Shares
4.41
5,81
4.86
We
33
33
33
1
com
$6 1st preferred
*
$3 2nd preferred
*
Debenture 5s series A 1948.M&S
Yi
Heller (W E) common
Preferred w w
Preferred
-
25
x-w
24
2733
*
com
5% preferred
100
♦Huron Holding Corp
Hydro Elec Secur
Investors
5
100
Preferred
106
25
-.25
6% preferred..
14
Inland Investors
Institutional Securities Ltd—
Bank Group shares
*
108
104
110
3933
1
Internat Securities 7% pref
International Utilities class A
1.40
14.85
2.24
34
1033
1233
10
\
p
14
33
33
734
133
1
1.09
1.36
J&D
North American Trust Shares—
4s
1951
1953
5
34
4
60c
$1.75 preferred
$3.50 prior preferred
Interstate Bond Co—
2133
433scoll tr AAA 1941-43.-A&O
5s coll tr B B B 1944-51.... A&O
4s coll tr CCC 1939-42-- -M&N
Invest Bond & Share 5s A'47. J&D
Investment Co of Amer..10
Class B
,033
*
*
8 33
2634
3Xe
12
1958.
37
1.99
2.43
1
2.03
Ohio Finance Co. 434s 1949.F&A
10133
1733
Common
Oils & Industries
Preferred
Oilstocks Ltd
*
1
com
1
5
Oklahoma Carey Trust
Oklahoma Southern Trust
10
Old Colony Invest Trust Com..*
Debenture 4 33s Feb 1 1947...
Debenture 433s Dec 15 1952...
Old Colony Trust Assoc
*
Overseas Securities Co
Deb 5s April 1 1948
_*
-
A&O
Pacific Eastern Corp
Pacific Finance Oorp (Calif)
Pacific Southern Invest pref
Class A
1
10
*
*
$3
conv
40
18.51
134
3*5*
234
234
100
100
16
233
80
4
1033
27
4
*
-
Petroleum Corp of Amer--Phoenix Sec Oorp
5
*
10
10c
-
pref class A
Plymouth Fund Inc
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs..
Prudentla' Investors
"634
733
3634
36c
114
*
$6 preferr 1
(Geo) Fund
Quarterly Income Shares
5% deb series A 1942
Putnam
8
*
1
10c
M&N
102
12.52
5.50
100
Employees* Corp—
Class A
*
8
*
common
Preferred
1033
734
10033
104 34
33
com
100
Conv coll 4 34s ser "11" '55 A&O
Railway & Util Invest A
1
3 33 % preferred
Representative Trust Shares
10
Conv 433s ser A 1950
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
4
8.92
3.46
F&A
A&O
9833
5733
Common stock
$6
17.12
95
2.48
preferred
*
Oorp
Royalties Management A
♦Schoellkopf Hutton and
9934
4234
1
Rossia International
9933
100
89
1
"533 Republic Investors Fund
2833
10333
333
*
Preferred
1
733
75c
*
1933
2833
1333
Collateral
-----
A33
niP:
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war
J&J /
Insuranshares Co of Delaware.. 1
50c
5c
2
100
Railway & Light Securities
2733
25
33
1.23
—
3.67
1.29
13.81
2.01
98c
Insurance Group Shares
Insull Utility In vest-
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc
1
International Holdings & Inv___*
98
28c
5
common
A preferred
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
Noith American Tnvest Corp—
Railroad
-
12
3133
10933
6.88
Class B
1
Industrial Securities Corp
64
114
5
Industrial Finance vtc
3134
10134
3933
8c
133
Independence Fund of N A
"f.OO
6233
10733
-1
Income Foundation Fund
106
10
26
Independence Trust Shares.-.-. *
106
834
24
Illuminating & Power Securities—
1st preferred
—100
-
28 33
26
2
25
5.77
_
Niagara Share Corp (Md)—
Conv deb 5Ws 1950
M&N
Class B
4733
.
33
Bond &
2
23
6.50
Guardian Investors
110
1133
9.29
25
8% preferred
2.63
1
91
2033
22
1
Railroad equipment
Steel stocks.
We
133
4
733
9533
Railroad
Incorporated
3.38
233
Oils
3.92
55
*
35
14
Railroad
140
._*
60
Steel Shares
105
100
preferred
preferred
Mutual System com..
27
10034
42
Household Finance
75c
13
M
46
i"o". 15
Commercial Invest Trust.
*
3.89
3.55
-
8.68
28
Metals
1
5.85
82
*
We
1733
33
6234
6.69
433
3.45
18.12
11
434
51
M&S
Morris Plan Indus Bank (N Y).10
Mutual Investment Fund
..10
National
79.50
4333
xs
10433
10433
10433
10433
10433
10433
1947
Bank stocks
30
101
3.03
17.21
Q-J
100
Commercial Banking common. .1
$1.20 preferred
10
pr 7% preferred
,__20
Commercial Credit common
10
28*
10033
33
1633
33
ji
33
5.31
27.06
Q-F
Q-M
1
4.96
2.74
4.87
/8
6s series AC 1952..
Collateral Loan
4.55
Investing Shares
;
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
45
-
x-w
2133
4.05
31.70
38
333
10033
2.620
6s series AA 1953
6s series AB 1948
34
57
4.09
16.18
Q-J
33
5534
8.89
9.33
series D 1956
100
97
3.71
135
3s 1953
M&N
Monroe Loan Society class A
1
Morris Plan common
5
Preferred
10
Sec 6s
40
1
common
*
Debenture 433s w w 1950.M&S
Midland Invest Corp (Mo)—
(Colo) ser B shares
(Md) voting tr shares
New England Fund
New York Stocks, Inc —
8.09
100
Securities A
Partic preferred
28.97
Food Shares
2.950
...
&
26.94
Electric Equipment Shares
-----1
Preferred
Merchants
50
Manufacturers—
Nation
42
25.16
Cleve Securities 4-6s to 1943-J&J
Collateral Bankers Inc—
7s series A & B 1950
Q-F
7s series C 1959
Q-M
partic preferred
10433
"533
5.60
100
City Investing Co
conv
10333
533
6.34
4
1956
5%
.
104
4.01
5.09
33
234
33
33
10c
Marine Midland Corp
.5
Maryland Fund Inc.
10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
1
Mass Investors Second Fund Inc.
Mass Utilities Associates vtc
1
100
5.76
_*
100
*
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc
5% preferred ser A w w
100
Nat Bond & Share Corp
*
Nat Indus Loan 7s 1957_.Q-Jan
National Investors Corp
1
Nat Trust Shares Rernodlfled
1
Shares
com.—100
—
Securities
5.14
M&S
*
ment Corp 4)3s 1959
Group Securities, Inc.—
Agricultural Shares
—*
Preferred
I
5.75
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
Globe Indus Loan 6s 1955
J&J
2
Christiana
*
J&J
B6 conv pref w w
'
German Credit & Investment—
Pref allot ctf 25% 1st pref.
23
Chemical Fund..
16.76
4.38
Building Shares
1
1
*
*
1
10
Lehman Corporation--.—._1
Liquidating Shares
Loomis-Sayles Second Fund
10
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
*
National Aviation
45
1#4
.1
$6 preferred
Conv deb 5s 1953
94
common
4.00
3.50
35
15.42
Chemical
20
Chartered Investors
$5 preferred
1952
Gen'l Realty & Utilities com
$6 preferred
Gen Shareholdings Corp com
433
♦Central
—
1
1534
Petroleum
100
Chain Store Investors Trust.
Feb
F&A
General Capital Corp
*
Gen Finance conv deb 5s *51. J&D
General Investment Corp.....1
$6 preferred
*
3.45
Deb 5s with warr 1950.-M&N
Cent Invest Corp 5-6s '57. -A&O
6% cum preferred
Century Shares-Trust
5s
*
8.73
72
42
100
100
100
100
A..1
3.13
2.50
3.48
46
*
Nat Corp class A
•
♦Class B
•
Central States Electric Oorp._.l
ser
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
Class A
2
Class B
*
General American Investors...*
53
334
3933
-10
Conv pref series of 1929
6.64
2.25
Aviation Shares
1
7% preferred
Conv preferred
1733
5.99
-
Fund
Warr Trust
Goodall Securities
11c
21.27
*
25
Fund
Invest.
17.86
1533
5
27
Bank stock series
_10c
Insurance stock series
..10c
Fixed Trust Shares series A
10
5633
1134
106
Canadian Internal Inv Trust—
Canadian
16.60
--10
First Mutual Trust Fund
Fiscal Fund, Inc.—
Warrants
General Investors Trust
General Public Service Oorp
3.44
2033
5533
1033
1
5s series A 1959
26
Fulton Indus Sec units.
"733
7
4833
5
Burco, Inc common
$3 conv preferred
*
*
Foundation Trust Shares
1
Fund Ltd
1834
26
20
5
Brooklyn National Corp
*
Foreign Power Secur 6s '49 J&D
11
1
100
preferred
1
26.98
33
2033
1934
*
common
$1.50 preferred series A
$1.50 preferred series B
Fidelity Fund Inc
♦First Boston Corn
21
434
3634
9434
1
Boston Fund Inc
Boston Investment Co
British Type Investors A
Broad St. Invest Co Inc
nWe
20
preferred
conv
78
25.09
18
._*
$2.50 prior preferred
*
Beneficial Loan Society com
*
6% profit share deb 1956--Q-J
Bullock
39
333
10033
1333
2834
-
-
conv
34
$3
Family Loan Society
2434
76
10c
Equity Corp common
6.79
"634
6
2234
5
16
5% preferred
Beneficial Industrial Loan
*
1734
72
5
$6 preferred
Equitable Invest Tr (Mass)
333
2934
333
10034
1234
2734
4833
34
Atlantic Secur 43*s A
$3
Empire Capital Corp A
6.15
35
*
Empire Power Corp partic stk.*
333
2833
3133
$2 33 preferred
$3 preferred
$2 preference
133
433
3.58
Knickerbocker
1st 5 Hs series B 1945
69
134
We
1633
1634
Economic Inv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
12.53
8.81
-
Series S-4
Larkins
10.62
Lawyers Mtge Inv (Boston)—
67
5
..*
X
10234
10234
10c
5.60
Eaton °& Howard Balanced Fund.
Eat/m & Howard St >ck Fund
40
-------
Series S-2
Dominion-Scottish Invests Ltd—
1 st coll 4s series A 1952
J&J
30
6.36
14.84
-----
Series 8-3
3.35
4.95
1.09
pref
29
10
13.30
-
Series K-2
2.69
--25c
Dividend Shares
8
34
28.24
20.74
-----
Series B-3
2.50
-
Series B-l
Series B-2
4.23
1
D shares
68
J&J
-1
2133
Keystone Custodian Fund—
32""
Diversified Trustee 8hares—
28
Amer International Corp
Conv 533 s 1949
American investment (111)
25
Italian Superpower Oorp A com.*
Deb 6s 1963 (ex-warrants. _J&J
common
Series K-l
28
American General Corp
S2 preferred
3034
133
---*
M&N
10c
251
2
133
•7% cum preferred
Amer Cities Pr & Lt cl A—-..25
Class A opt div ser w w
25
Class B
1
5s series B 1958
Amer Foreign Investing
'233
Deposited Bank Shs N Yser A..1
Deposited Insur Shs ser A-...1
12 H
*
American European Secur
__*
Ooll tr s f 5s 1958ser A-_.. J&J
X
25
Investors Trust
Preferred
Series B-4
We
10
% Eastern Equities Corp
We Eastern States Corp com
12
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B_
7134
preferred
$5.50 prior pref--
9.85
Preferred
2.09
251
share
34
17.22
100
C shares
10c
S3
Per
15.93
preferred
Bid
9.23
-—100
♦8%
10
♦Crum & Forster Insursb B
133
Capital Corp A..—---10c
Par
Royalty
Cumulative Trust Shares——..*
Delaware Fund
1
2
26
2
10134
Bonds
1
25
Investors
25
$3 convertible preferred-*
♦Amerex Holding Corp
-10
Amer British & Cont 5s *53 F&A
Amer Business Credit A
1
Amer Business Shares.—
1
ana
Investors Fund of Amer Series Cl
2.19
2.09
2733
26
Class B
Stocks
share
2834
11933
2934
11233
(Mass)—-
Deb 433® with comshs 1967—Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 4>3s with com shs 1968—
Alliance Investment com—
*
Allied Int Investing Corp—
Amer
Corporate Trust shares old ser—1
AA
.X
Aldred Invest Trust
Per
103
8.60
Ask
Bid
Per. share
Adams Express com
Ooll truBt 4s 1948--
and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
are as near as
Pomeroy Inc common
.10c
Scudder. Stevens & Clark Fund
33
20c
34
80.49
Continued.on page 84
♦
Quotations not furnished by sponsor or issuer.
k Last sale
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
*
No par value.
x Ex-dividend
a
Called fnr redemption; see page 111.
e
Ex-coupons.
/ Flat price.
Utilities
Public
(Includes street and electric railways, peas,
NOTICE—All bond
Quotations for all
Adriatic Electric Co (Italy)—
Extl s f 7s 1952
A&O f
6s
30
1951-F&A
107%
105%
1946
104
M&N
102%
105%
J&D
M&S
109
106%
104%
102%
106%
Alabama Water Service Co—
J&J a 102
5s 1930..J&J / 38
General 5s series A 1947-.J&D /
36
1st M 5s 1957
Albany Ry 1st
All America
A
ser
cons
Corp—
89
Cum income 4s deb B
A&O
Alliance Pub Ser(Ohio)5s '57 M&S
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
J&J
42
91
87
85
American Community Power—
7
5%s Certificates of deposit 1953 /
18
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S15 /
American & Foreign Power Co—
Deb g 5s 2030
M&S
50%
5
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934.J&J /
American Gas & Electric Co105%
2%s s f debs 1950
J&J
109%
3%s s f debs 1960
J&J
111%
3%s s f debs 1970
J&J
59%
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53.F&A
63
Secured deb 3.6-6s 1953
J&D
102%
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016
M&S
75%
Amer Rys Corp coll 4%s '53.A&0
51
,
A&O
Debenture 4%s 196JJ
53
106
109%
112%
60%
65
102%
77%
55
American States Public 8ervlst I 5 %s 1948 ser A
M&N /100%
M&N
104»»32
104%
25-year deb 3 %s 1961
A&O
30-year deb 3%s 1966
J&D
Amer Util Service 6s 1964--M&N
110%
110%
90%
Berlin City Elect 6%s
Sink fund deb 6%s
110%
Deb 6s Apr 1,' 1955
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg
J&D /
Teleg—
1st extend 6s
92
110
M&N
101%
J&D
Ana&Pot R RR-See WashRy&El
100
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-9s'43 F&A
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry—
1st 6s 1940 (unstmpd)
M&S / 33
f 22
Stamped ctfs of dep
60
Androscoggin W Pow 6s "45-F&A f
4s 5s-5%s 1955
F&A
Appalachian Electric Power—
106%
1st mtge 4s 1963__
F&A
103%
S f deb 4 %s 1948
F&A
127%
Appalachian Power 6s 2024--J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phlla Co.
Deb 6s
1975
ser
ser
A
B
110%
102%
102
65
106%
104%
130
Arizona Edison Co—
Income 5s
J&J
A&O
-F&A
I960..
Income 6s
1960
Arizona Power 5s I960
F&A
1st & ref 4%s 1950
96%
98%
104%
97%
99%
184
Arkansas-Missouri Pow Corp—
A 1965
J&D
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956.A&O
1st mtge
4s
ser
104%
105%
105%
106%
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
1st s f 6s ser A 1953
A&O
Ashtabula Wat YVks 5s 1958-A&0
Elect 4%s
5a Jan 1 196r
Assoc
J&J
1953
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Conv deb 5%s 1977
..F&A /
M&N f
F&A /
Conv deb 4 %s 1949
.J&J /
Conv deb 4 %s 1948
-.M&S /
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
A&O /
/
/
8 fine deb 4 %s O 1983—.M&S /
8 f inc deb 4s D 1983
M&S /
8 fine deb 4%-5%s A 1986 F&A /
8 f inc deb 5-6s B 1986---M&S /
Conv A 58 2002
Q-F /
Conv A 6s 2002-.---.
Q-M /
Conv A 7s 2002
/
Scrip 4s 1941
Scrip 4s 1942
Associated Gas & Elec Corp—
8s ex-warrants 1940
M&S /
Conv deb 5%s 1973
F&A /
Conv deb 5s 1973
J&D /
Conv deb 4%s 1973
J&D f
Conv deb 4s 1973
M&S /
Income deb 4%s 1978
F&A /
Income deb 4s 1978
A&O /
Income <deb 3 %s 1978
M&N /
Income deb 3%s 1978
M&S /
Conv deb 5s 1965
Conv deb 5s 1950
-
$3
100
105%
44%
45
49
50
12%
10%
12%
12%
12%
12%
7
7
7
10
7
7
1%
1%
1%
13%
11%
13
13
13%
13%
10
Deb 6s series A 1958
Associated Telep & Teleg Co
Deb 5%s 1955 ser A
M&N
Associated Telephone Utilities—
Deb 6s series A 1941
M&S /
Certificates of deposit
/
1942-A&0 /
Certificates of deposit
/
Conv deb 5%s 1944 ser C.M&N /
Certificates of deposit
/
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O /
Certificates of deposit
f
Conv deb 5s series B
36%
42%
101
101%
114
11
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser A
78
106
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
1st g 5s June 1, 1947
J&D
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
1st & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A..F&A
Central Electric & Telephone—
4%s series A 1965
J&J
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1940.M&S
First lien coll tr 5 %s *46. .J&D
Central German Pow 6s *34. J&D
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1941
J&D
1st & ref 3%s 1965
_M&S
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 %s 1966—M&N
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
Coll trust 4%s 1966
M&N
Certificates of deposit
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July *41 (stp)._M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949--.F&A
Certificates of deposit
1951
1st mtge 3%s 1964
debentures—
3s Dec
3
111
30
26
29%
27%
24
14%
14
13%
13%
14%
14%
14%
15
A&O
83
68
72
60
61
—
«•
*.
„
111
—
102
3%s
3%s
3 %s
3%s
3 %s
3%s
114%
135%
86
104
June 1 1943
Dec 1 1943
June 1 1944
Dec 1 1944
June 1 1945
Dec 1 1945
104
103%
103%
103
102%
4s June 1 1946
104
104
1946
4s Dec 1 1947
4s June 1 1948
-
27
4s June 1 1949
111%
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1968--J&D
Serial debentures—
104
Cent Illinois Light 3%s '66. -A&O
Central Illinois Public Service—
107%
—J&D
J&D
....J&D
—-J&D
100%
102%
109
3 %s 1940--..
100
3%s 1941
3%s 1942
3%s 1943
4s 1944-
59
4s 1945.
—
103%
4s 1946
108
4s 1947--
108%
4s 1948
5s 1957
Cent Indiana Gas
118
Central
26
Maine
1st & gen M
118
71
71%
Called for redemption: seepage 111.
103%
104
103
102
95
107%
108%
108%
3%8ser H '60.F&A
1st & gen M 3 %s ser J 1968J&D
1st & gen M 3 %s ser L '70 A&O
Central Mexico Lt & Power—
J&J
1st s i 6s ext to 1950
25
A&O
108%
F&A
Gen mtge 3%s 1962
105
106%
102%
Central Ohio Lt & Power—
100
109%
110%
1st mtge 4s ser C 1964
Cent Pow 1st 5s 1957 ser
D.J&J
Central Power & Light Co—
1 st mtge 3 %s ser A 1969 .
Serial debentures—
98%
100
2s
Feb 15 1942
103
2s
Aug 15 1942
Feb 15 1943
100%
100%
l%s Feb 15 1941
1 %8 Aug 15 1941
100
107
F&A
.
97%
2s
98
105"
102
2 %8 Aug
15
15
15
15
15
101
—
1943
1944
1944
1945
1945
112
113%
105%
106
93%
94
Feb 15 1946...
3s
98
111%
113%
Feb
Aug
Feb
Aug
3s
106
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
—
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s
97%
Aug 15 1946
Central Public Service Corp—
Conv deb 5%s '49
F&A
111%
109%
110
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
100
101%
102
105
1
1
Cent States
6 %s '58.J&J
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960--A&O
1st
s
J&D
f 5s 1964
California-Oregon Power—
Deb gold 5%s 1942
A&O
1st mtge 4s 1966
A&O
Calif Pac Ry (see Pac Elec Ry)
California Water Service—
1st 4s
ser
M&N
B 1961
J&D
Chicago
&
South
paid) 1927 F&A f
&
Lt Corp—
195lf-J&J
81
..J&J
54
Debenture
1%
Cent States Utilities 6s 1938.J&J /
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
124
105%
123%
91%
81%
69%
125
93%
82%
71%
107%
1st mtge 3%s ser B 1966.-F&A
Central West Public Service—
91
/
5%s 1956Charleston Cons Ry Gas
iark
Consol gold 5
1999
& El
M&S
115
1st 5s 194
M&S
87
Gen & adj 5s 1952
Coll trust 5s notes 1942
M&S
65
Charleston Transit Co—
101%
107%
108
108
109
M&S
Chicago Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
-J&J /
106%
107%
Chicago City & Connecting Ry—
Coll tr s f g 5s Jan 1
1927. A&O f
Ry—
Calumet
Pow
104%
J&D
1st M & 1st lien 5%s
5s 1944
105%
Buffalo Traction—
See International Ry
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955.-J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P lsts f 5s 1951—J&D
30
M&S 15
1954
1st mtge 4s 1964
103%
30%
J&J
—
Deb 5 %s
79
Central Statas Electric Co—
106
45
-
b Basis.
104
104%
105%
104%
-J&D
.J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
M&S
Power—
Chicago City Ry—
1st 5s (15% paid)
1927---F&A
Chic North Shore & Milw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J /
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
J&J /
1st & ref 5%s 1956
a
103%
103%
102%
102%
101%
4s June 1 1947
111%
1st (35% prin
-
101%
3s Dec 1 1942
101
/This price includes accrued interest.
.
-
M
105%
102%
102%
-
-F&A
Gen & ref 4 %s 1981
.
100
Gen&refM3%sserO 07-J&D
2s deb A 1941-1942
J&D
3s deb B 1943-1947
J&D
3 %s deb O 1948-1952
J&D
Buff & Nlag Falls El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
Calif Water & Telephone—
1st mtge 4s 1969
—
105
Cent Public Util.(ws)inc5%s. 1952
Central States Edison, Inc—
1st coll inc 3-5s 19&0
M&S
Cairo Bridge 1st inc
81%
109%
J&D
3s June 1 1942
Buffalo Niagara Electric—
57
101
4s Dec 1 1948
69%
97"
98%
97
26%
1
27
57
102%
104%
95%
1940
3s June 1 1941
3s Dec 1 1941
Buffalo General Electric—
2
101
Central Illinois Elec & Gas Co—
27%
—
J&J
3
2
104
4s Dec 1
:::
80
Central N Y Power Corp—
M&S
2%
10
1.
54%
54%
55%
55%
54%
54%
143
143
M&S
M&S
Cape & Vine'd El 4s A '65. --J&J
1955
1st mtge 5s ser A
27%
Rys—
Bklyn Un Elev—See BklynQueens
Bklyn Un Gas lstcons5eg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A.. M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Deb 5s 1950
J&D
10
1
55
28
28
65
50
Serial
Broad River Power Co—
1st stamped 4s
1st 5s 1944
81
Nassau Electric RR
Associated General Utilities—
J&J
M&N
i
A&O f
Mtge&Coll tr 3 %sser D'68 J&D
Bleecker St&FulFy-See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.A&0
Boston Elevated Ry—
Deb g 4%s Nov 1, 1941—M&N
Deb g 58 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
Brith Colum Pow 4%s 1960.M&S
British Columbia Telephone—
1st 4%s series B 1961
J&D
10
79%
63
Light & Power—
5s 1949 optional 1914
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
Term 6%s 1951
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
109%
98%
97%
Ask
J&J
Canadian
106%
53
f 6%s 1956
A&O f
101%
Birmingham Elec 4%s 1968.M&S
103%
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59.M&N
Blackstone Val Gas & Elec—
109%
M & coll tr 4s ser C '65—M&N
10
See Investing Companies.
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
1951.. J&D
1959--F&A
Bid
Bonds
«
J&D
1947
1st mtge s
Amer Water Works & Electric—
Deb 5s 1975
105
106
194?
J&Q
106%
1955
M&S
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
105
Atlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atlantic City Electric—
109%
Gen mtge 3%s 1964
J&J
97%
Atlantic City Gas 5s 1960
J&J
96
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
J&J
102
Atlantic City Sew'age 6s A'56 J&D
103%
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58 ser A M&S
68%
Avalon Telep Ltd 4%s '58--A&O
Baltimore County Water & Elec
104
1st 5s 1946
M&N
Baltimore Transit Co—
'
35%
Deb 4s series A 1975
J&J
41%
Deb 5s series A 1975
J&J
100
Deb 5s series B 1975
J&J
100
Bangor Gas Light 5s 1941—A&O
Bangor Hydro Electric—
112%
1st mtge 3%s 1966
J&J
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Co—
1st 7s 1953
A&O a 103%
S f income 8s 1953--.
A&O a 103%
18
Beaver Valley Trac 5s 1950.A&O /
Bell Telephone of Canada—
110%
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
_J&D
110%
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania—
113%
1st Scjbef 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
1st Stref 5s 1960 ser C
A&O ,135%
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
105%
1st mtge 5s 1958
A&O
84
Bergen Turnpike 5e 1951
J&J
Berkshire Street Ry—
1938...
6s
the month preceding the date of issue
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.M&N
mtge 4%s
12
l >eb
American Telephone &
Deb 5%s Nov 1 1943
"f" atfd income and defaulted bonds
Atlanta Gas L 5s g
Gen
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1951...
1st & ref 5s 1956
1st & ref 4%s 1967
1st & ref 5s 1968
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950 -——J&J
39
and bridge companies.)
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
103 %
M&S
Ala Gas Co 1st M 4%s
Alabama Power Co—
1st
prices are "and interest" except where marked
securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid
Bonds
electric power, water, telegraph, telephone
fcLastsale.
nNominal.
r
A&O /.
96
2
6%
43%
2
1%
1%
Payable in Canadian funds.
74
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
NOTICE—All bond prices
«r« "and Interest" except where marked "I" and Income and defaulted boncii
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bonds
Certificates of
Cons M 5ft
ser
Ask
Bid
Chicago Railways Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% pt
red and pay Feb 1,1940—F&A1/
/
deposit
A Feb '27—A&O /
1927
J&D/
Purch money 5s Feb 1 1927 J&J /
Adj inc 4s Feb 1 1927
May /
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
|
1st& ref 6%s 1944..
-J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
Adjust deb 6s July. 1963..J&J /
Certificate of deposit
/
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
i
1st cum inc 5s 1937
J&J /
Series B Feb.
...
42%
....
7%
3
4
4%
1%
2
4
Consumers
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 5%s ser A 1952
1st 6s 1955 ser B.__
J&J
4%
4%
4 %
4%
5
5
5
%
%
%
%
3 %
5%
97
111
M&S
A&O
M&N
M&S
Deb g 5s Apr 1958
Deb g 5s 1963
Deb 5s 1969
Oonv deb 5s 1950
J&D
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 5%s 1952
M&N
Deb 5%s 1949
J&D
98%
91
93%
85
82 %
83 %
83
83
95
87
83%
84%
83%
83%
_
Independent
93%
93%
94
94
Telephone
1st mtge s f 4%sser A
Citizens Utilities Co—
*61.-J&J
Income notes 3s 1955
F&A
1st coll 4-5 %s 1948
A&O
Citizens Water (Scottdale)—
103%
36%
66
1953
J&J
91
City Light & Traction (Sedalia.
Mo) 1st s f 5s 1952
J&D
99
City & Sub PS—See Un Rys of St L
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 58 1954 series B
J&D
101
1st M 5s 1957 series C_—M&N
105%
Clarksbury-Columbus 8hort
Route Bridge 6%a 1952—. J&D /
45
37%
68
1st 5s series A
Cleveland Kle^ric Ilium—
1st mtge 3s 1970
J&J
Cleveland Ry 1st 5s A 1945-M&S
Coast Cos Gas & Electric—
1st
f 4s series B 1965
109
102%
Colonial Utll 5 %s 1958
Collateral 6s 1942
J&D
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
M&N
Deb g 5s 1952
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 15. 1981
J&J 15
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954
ser
101
B...M&N
Columbus & Sou Ohio Electric—
1st mtge 3%s 1970--..
M&S
Commercial Mackay Corp—
Inc deb w w 1969
May /
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st mtge 3%s ser I 1968..J&D
Conv debenture 3%s 1958.J&J
Com'w'lth El 5s June 1 '43 M&S
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w s) 1948. /
Non-cum inc deb 6s (x s) 1948. /
Commonwealth Light & Power—
Ref & unif 7s 1962
J&J /
104%
104%
104%
9
104%
104%
108
39
108%
40
107%
108
113%
114
109
40
28
6
1st & gen 3 %s ser C'75--M&N
Connecticut Ry & Light—
1st sHwf 4%s 1951
J&J
Stamped guaranteed opt.-J&J
F&A
Conn Riv Pow 3% ser A '61
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962
T..J&J
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y—
Debenture 3%s 1946
A&O
Debenture 3 %s 1948
A&O
Debenture 3%s 1956
A&O
20-year 3%s debs 1958...J&J
Consolidated Electric & Gas—
Coll 6s ser A Aug 11962. .M&N
6s series B 1962.
Collateral 6s 1957
s
F&A
F&A
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore—
Gen g 4%s Apr 1954
A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Ref mtge s f 3%s 1971 .—J&D
1st ref mtge 3s series P '69.J&D
f deb 6%s
77%
79%
103
1st
Eastern Gas &
IIII
96
29
92
30
'
$106
1st mtge & coll
5
%
%
129
111%
108
109%
109
90%
109%
91%
30
1st guar 5s 1954
105
J&J
27%
20
1st coll 5s 1963
reat Cons Elec Pow
72"
1st M 7s 1944
1st & gen 6%s 1950
reat Lakes Power Ltd—
73%
F&A
J&J
65
M&S
70
J&D
70
1st lien coll tr 5 %s 1942—M&N
102
68%
(Japan)—
lstsf 4%s 1956
Gen s f 5s 1957
88
87%
100
87
A&O
79""
61
reat Lakes Utilities Co—
70
reat
Northern
Power—
1st 5s stamped 1950.
110
F&A
104%
101%
101%
101%
1st & ref 4%s 1953
reen
Mountain Power
84""
83
103%
M&S
Corp— \
1st & ref M 3%s 1963——J&D
11II
106%
Serial notes—
4%s
■
J&D 6 100 to
1940-1953
101%
ulf Coast Water 1st 5s '48.F&A
96%
.A&O
103%
105
1st M & 1st lien 5s l955 B M&S
Easton Consol El 5s 1949
M&N
103
104%
Economy Lt & Pr (111) 5s '56. J&D
124
m
M&S
5%8 1947ser A
—
f July 1. '65.J&J
s
107%
Y G
102
Edison Sault Elec 4 %s,1961 A&O
Elec & Peoples—See Phila R T
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
1st s f 6%s 1950
M&S / 26%
1st sink fund 6%s 1953.-A&O /
26%
87
Electric P & L Deb 5s 2030-F&A
Eliz Plainf &
&
Eliz &
Elmira
56
55%
57%
57%
56 %
Cent J1
Raritan
107%
87%
See
RivfPublic Serv
J
Corp
57
Trenton
RR
Water, Light & RR—
5s 1956
M&S
„
1st &
con g
1st mtge 6s 1945
ulf States Utilities Co—
1st
99%
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
106
70
104%
124%
125
m
5s 1950
ser
A
103
105
m
1st 6s series A 1943
J&J
Empire District Electric Colst & ref m 5s 1952
M&S
104%
105
A&O
a
1st 5%s series B 1955
102
111
& ref 3 %s ser
D 1969M&N
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—r
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935—M&N
amburg (Germany) ElevUndergound & St Rys 5%s'38-.J&D
Hamilton Gas 6 %s- Aw w '37 J&D
imilton Gas Corp—
4s series B 1953
M&S
Harris burg Gas 5s 1970—M&N
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1962
F&A
5%s (Sept'31 coupon)'51-M&S
empstead & Oyster Bay—
Water 6% July 1 serially
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P
Holyoke Street Ry inc 5s
1945
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne;—
El Paso Electric Co—
1st
/
26
/
/
26%
74
60
108
20
,
/
a
5
103
hi!
R T
50%
J&J
105
A&O
105
Hoosac Valley Street Ry—
1st ext 6s June 1 1947—M&S
Houston Elec 1st 6s B 1950.J&D
Houston Gas Securs 5s 1952.M&S
24
102
100
129%
110%
68
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
105%
128
106%
105%
eorgia Railway & Electric—
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
99
104%
105%
104%
108%
109
122
87
104
Eliz
104%
100%
A. J&D
ser
eorgia Power 1st 5s 1967—M<S
eorgia Power & Light Oo—
1st mtge 58 1978
J&D
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N
112%
Corp—
eorgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s*61 F&A
a-Oaro Pow 1st s f 5s '52--J&J
87
J&J
101%
101%
6%8 C55.A&0
1st lien & col 58 1943
50
Corp—
eneral Water Wks & El
79
26
J&J
1st
112%
110%
108%
69%
/
Scrip 4s due 1942
26%
.
77
A&O
1st 3%s series B 1969
A&O
eneral Gas & Electric Corp—
5
4%s 1948 A
J&J
128
72
1st 3%s series A 1969
77
M&S
99
122%
See Investing Companies,
eneral Public Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6 %s ser A'56_ A&O
5s
1953
92%
97
eneral Public Service
m
5%sseries A 1951
50
101
112
m
5s series B
1.25
J&J
4%
Eastern Minn Pow 5%s 1951 &S
Eastern Oregon Light & Power—
1.00
IIII
65*
97
1.60
A&O
111
Ref
42
Elec
111%
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O—M&S 15
Ref 6s series P Jan 1 1948.A&O
Ref 6s series E Jan 1 1948.A&O
94
M&S /
Ry—
A&O /
1957
f g 5s
109
Ref
92%
s
K
30
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
100
103%
a
i%s '44 M&S
o 5s *49. J&D
Gen 5s Nov 1,1954.
M&N
42
42
3
3
'
K-'lH*. O O Cnrfa.05 as:
,
Fuel Assoc—
1948 B
f 6s
93%
103
98
28%
1st m & coll tr 4s A 1956.M&S
Eastern Iowa Pow6%s 1943-M&S
Eastern Lt & Pow 4s A 1965-J&J
10
J&J
1953—J&J
1954 opt
andy Bridge (Tampa)—
1st mtge s f 5%s 1957
ary Electric & Gas Oo—
IIII
Duquesne Light—See Phila Oo
84
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948.-J&J
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
103%
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49--A&O
Durham Trac 1st 5s 1941
100%
M&S
77
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948 F&A
103
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944.-M&N
69
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42.A&0
East Prussian Pow 6s '53
J&D / 26%
43
6s
102
i—1 » o o
J&J
1st lien coil 5s 1944
A&O /
30
s
1st M
f
20-yr s f 6%s 1948
r
Duluth-Superior Transit—
Wat
alveston-Houston
76
91%
Equip trust 4%s to 1941—F&A
Equip trust 4%s to 1943--M&S
Equip trust 4s to 1946
M&S
ullerton-Portsmouth Bridge—
107
107%
104%
108%
Detroit International Bridge—
1st mtge s f 6%s 1952
F&A /
Certificates of deposit
S f deb g 7s 1952
F&A
Certificates of deposit...
...
Dom Elec Pow 5%s 1955
M&S
Dominion Gas & El 6%s '45.J&J
Un
ontana
108%
106
Gen & ref M 4s ser F 1965. A&O
Gen & ref M 3 %s ser G '66M&S
17
101%
M&S
1st 4s series O 1955
lorida TePp 2d 6s 1954
103%
1948 —M&N /
102%
24
lorida Power Corp—
1st mtge 4s series O 1966-.J&D
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946-J&D
lorida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54--J&J
lorida Public Service Oo—
111
111%
112%
110 %
t Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 4s, 1969, under reorganization plan.
* Prospective call.
Includes accrued interest,
fc Last sale.
n Nominal.i
r Payable in Canadian funds.
This price
ederated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5%s 1957
42
Gen mtge 3s 1970
M&N
Darby Med & Ches Ry—See Phila R Tran
/
86
JDarby & Yeadon 4%s 1934
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951.-J&J
103%
Dayton Power & Light—
1st mtge 3s 1970.
108%
J&J
Delaware Electric Power Oo—
3%s 1st M
J&J
86%
Light—
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A
J&J
Des Moines Ry 1st inc 5s Jan 1 '55 /
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
103%
15
1942
J&J
ederal Water Service Corp—
Oonv deb 5 %s 1954
M&N
67
65
Deb 5%s
1959
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st M 4%s 1971
J&J
1st mtge g 4%s 1969
&J
1st mtge g 4%s 1969
J&J
Delaware Yall Util 6e 1952.M&N
103
Paas Ry 5s Mayl
84%
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
109
1st mtge 3%s 1966
A&O
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N /
38
1st 5s 1953 w 8
M&S /
Dumbarton B'ge 6%s to *49-J&J
Connecticut Power—
1956
88
•
103%
102%
103%
102%
ederal St & Pleasant Valley
Co—
1st mtge 3%s 1967
F&A
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951.J&J
Danbury & Bethel Gas & Elec Lt
6s series A1948
F&A
102%
100
M&3
M&S
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B__ J&D
ed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1,1965
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany)
104%
105%
105%
Community Power & Light Oo—
Col M 5s 1957
M&S
99%
Community Public Service—
1st mtge. 4s 1964
M&S
106%
Community Teleph 5s Jan 1 1949/ 27%
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
J&D
90
Deb g 5%s 1946 ser B...M&S
87%
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
41
Connecticut Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s *51 ser A..M&N
128%
1st & ref M 3 %s ser F '66.M&S
112
1st & ref M 3%s ser G'66.J&D
110
25-year deb 3%s 1956...M&S
107%
5s
93
Stamped
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
101%
Certificates of deposit
/
94
1st 5s, 1966
M&N
Detroit Edison—
105%
Gen &ref 4%s 1961 ser D.F&A
52
111%
91%
4%
94%
Telep conv 5s 1951-.-J&J
Conv
109%
107
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942.M&S
1st 5s (Internat ser) 1942—M&S
3%
1,1954—J&D /
109%
110%
110%
109%
111%
90%
s f 6s 1953
—M&N /
Certificates of deposit
/
Commonwealth Telephone (Wise)
1st 4s series A 1966
M&S
1st & coll trust
Public Service
98""
135
109
1st mtge
M&S
106%
49
F&A /
5
Colorado Util Corp 6s 1938.M&S f
49
s
Crescent
109
108%
M&N
M&N
M&N
Coo per Riv Brl'ge inc 1st 6s'58M& N
Copper DIst Pow 4 %s 1956. -J&D
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan I
1952.
Cuban
....
45
95
.
110 %
109)4
f 6%s
s
Mfg Co (Italy)
1953 with war M&N
.A&O
1st
27
1 st mtge 3 h f 1966
M&N
1st mtge 3%sl969
M&N
Contin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental Pub Serv 6s '40.J&D /
5
Ask
Bid
106
rcole Marelli El
95%
Co—
3%s 1965
2%s 1967-.
3%s 1970—
Dallas Power &
A&O
A&O
Cities Service Co—
Ref deb 5s Jan 1 1966
Citizens
1st mtge
1st mtge
mtge
1st
Power
!
Bonds
97
95%
95%
unstamped 1943 ser A—J&D
stamped 1943
J&D
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttemburg 1st* 7s '56 -J&J /
6s
Coll inc 6s B Oct
F&A
J&D
Cta Newport & Gov L & T—
Ask
quit G & E Utica 5s 1942-A&O
6s
41%
42 %
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st mtge 3 %s 1966
1st mtge 3 %b 1967
Bid
Bonds
Consolidated Gas Utilities Co—•
a
Called for redemDtion:
see page
111.
b Basis.
NOTICE—All
securities are
Bid
Bonds
_J&D
110%
111%
as near as
Ask
Light & Power—
1st mtge 3%s 1960
where marked "V and Income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
bond prices are "and Interest" except
Quotations for all
Houston
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
1st m coll 6s '43 with warr.J&D
1st mtge 4s s f 1955
M&S
Hudson (Jo Gas 5s g 1949..M&N
104%
126%
Bid
Bonds
Hudson River Trac 5s 1950.M&S
..J&D
8 f deb
5,%s 1957
M&S
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1970..F&A
Indiana Central Telephone Co—
1st lien coll 5%s 1938
M&N
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1940.J&i
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 sar A
M&N
Indiana Pr 1st 7%s '41 A .M&N
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1, 1950. J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Utll—
107%
128
69
71"
105
Jewett City Water 5s 1945..
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec *31'62 /
Cons mtge 3s B Dec
31 1962..
41
9
105%
/
74 %
81%
72%
79%
71
70%
71%
72 %
69%
%
71
107%
109%
110
68
81%
83%
107%
106%
105%
101%
107%
106%
106
101%
106
155
97
94
101%
100%
74%
73%
74
72%
10
6% conv notes 1940
J&D f
Indianapolis Columbus & South¬
87%
ern Traction 1st 6s 1948..F&A
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952...A&O f 82%
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st mtgo 3 % r 1970..---..M&N
108%
62
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1907
J&J
Indianapolis Water—
107
1st mtge 3 Us 1900.
T&J
Inland Gas 6%s 1938
66%
F&A
66%
Certificates of deposit
68%
6%s stpd 1952 (25% paid)....
8%
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A
Inland Power & Light Corp—
31
Coll tr s f 6s A 1936
„M&S
31
Colltrs f 6s 1941 ser B...M&N
84%
40
65
109
67%
67%
70%
32
-32
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1966.J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—
110
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A. .M&S
Kansas Power 4s series A *64 J&J
Kansas Power & Light Co—
128%
130
105
111%
1969
J&J
97
Kentucky El Pr lstsf 6sl960J&J
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1%
1st 6%s 1942 stamped
J&D /
Kentucky-Ohio Gas Co—
Otfs indebt 2s 1958
J&D / 28
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
101
1st m 5%s 1948 ser B
M&S
Kentucky Utilities Co—
106%
1st mtge 481970
J&J
1st mtge 3%s
1st M coll tr 5%s '53 ser O F&A
1st col&ref 5%sl960 ser D F&A
6s coll notes ser A 1942
F&A
08 coll notes ser B 1942
F&A
J&D
10
86
86%
35%
106%
106
102"
104%
oo
-
—
-
-
f 7s 1935
0% notes 1932
A&O
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 7% note 1932
A4&S
Certificates of deposit...
35%
Intercontinents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948...
J&D
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
82%
82%
4s
4s
48
4s
13
95%
95
56
58%
60%
56%
56
58%
84"
52
1957M&S
72
74
M&S
69
71
J&J
Internat'l Pow Ltd 0%s
Deb 6s 1957
51
69
71
Debentures 6s 1955
International Power Sec Corp—
6 % % sec bonds 1955 ser C J&D
22
ser E
F&A /
Sec 7s 1952 ser P
J&J15 /
International Railway (Buffalo)Ref & impt 3-5s 1962
M&N
22
25%
22%
18
20
77
81
Lombard Elec Co
Deb g 4%s 1952
.J&J
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Int-State Bridge 4-0 %s '50.M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951 ..J&D
75
53%
Interstate Power 1st 5s 1957.J&J
63%
36%
Deb gold 6s 1952. J
J&J
Interstate P S (Ark) 6s 1940 M&S /
!%•
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
%
F& A f
Interstate Tel & Tel 5%s 1953J&J
101%
64%
37%
w
Investors
Telephone 3s 1961. J&J
102
75%
74
98
1st 48
Serial
4s
ser
A
J&J
1961
104
103
notes—
102
108
48
102%
102%
Apr 1 1943
48 Oct 1 1943
Apr 1 1944
102
4s Oct 1 1944
102
4s
85%
67
48 Apr 1 1945
4s Oct 1 1945
1955._J&D
(Italy)—
..J&D
57
Long Island Lighting—
Secured g 6s 1945
J&J
Conv deb g 5%s '52 ser A. A&O
Los Angeles Hermosa Beach &
Redona Ry—See Pac Elec Ry
Los Ang Pac Co—See Pac El Ry
Los Ang & Pac RR-See Pac El Ry
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
104
Deb 5s
.M&S
M&N
1968.
Debenture 6s 1960
1st mtge 3 %s 1969.
F&A
106%
106
a
Called for redemption; see page
4%
111.
46
5%
104%
104
Y)—
1990
6s
15
67
An Oct
Ann O /
V*
A&O /
47%
*3
1952
b Basis.
ser
B..J&J
1st
cum
inc 9s
ser
103
93
102%
121
5
88
110%
111
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
Montana-Dakota Utilities—
1946
f 4%s 1954
1st mtge s
Montana Power—
A&O
M&N
1st & ref mtge 3%s 1966..J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5%s 1957 M&N
.7..
102
A..J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4%s 1900.A&O
1st M 5%s 1950 series
49
95""
83
A&O
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s '56. J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1949.
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
Debenture 6s 2031
69
l
98%
A&O
A '50--A&O / 104
A&O / 101
Conv deb 4%s
85%
f 5%s
J&J /
1939
Mobile Gas Service Corp—
Income 7s 1956
r
49""
94
102%
Mob Lt & RR Cons g 5s '41 .M&S
Mohawk Valley ref 6s 1991 M&N
107%
1st Hen & colltr 5s '53....M&S
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f 5%s '51 ser A
J&J
* Prepayment offer,
71
101
87%
s
29
116
Certificates of deposit
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
1st M
J&D
Telephone—
1st 5s 1956
1st 5s '53.J&J
94%
107
4 %s series (5 1961
M&S
Missouri Val Public Service—
107%
a
104
A&O
Missouri
Terminal—
Manhattan Ry (N
Cons 1st guar 4s
-
46%
F&A
J&J
45%
Inc deb 6s ser A ws
107%
103%
Missouri Public Service Co—
1st s f 5s 1960
F&A
Quebec Power—
J&D
1952.M&N
5s stamped 1942-
107%
J&D
86
1st s f 4s ser A 1959
M&N
Macon Gas 1st mtge 4 %s'52-J&D
104%
63%
107%
Missouri Power & Light—
1st mtge 3%s 1966
118
..M&S
1966.M&S
105%
62
-105
1st M 4%s 1967.
M&S
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
1st mtge 48 1950
J&D
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
J&D
1st & ref 4 %8 1978
M&N
Mississippi Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
1st 4-5s 1956
68%
Luneburg Pow L & W W(Germ'y)
1st M sf 7s 1948
26%
M&N /
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
108
1st ref&imp g 5s"48 op'13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954
108%
M&S
Manchester
28%
60
110%
2d Income 4s 1963 w s
25
58
116
100
106
1st mtge 4s 1970...
59%
Milford Water gu M 5s 1949. J&D
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
108
107%
105%
M&N
A
91
J&J
1938...M&S
109%
M&N
Gen mtge s f 4%s 1950---M&N
Isarco Hydro ilec Co (Italy)—
1st M •» f 7
' "*52
M&N
Islands Gas & Electric—
25-yr s f 5%s 1953 ser A..M&S
Italian Superpower Corp—
See Investing Companies.
Jacksonville (Fla) Gas—
«er
5s 1950.
Mississippi River Pow 5s '51 J&J
Deb 5s May 1. 1947
M&N
1st income 3-6s 1957 w.g
1950
Middlesex & Somerset Traction—
Missouri Edison 1st 5%s '47 J&D
Missouri Gas & Elec Service—
103%
Deb 6s
J&J
94%
124
-J&J
1955
86
A 1948
102%
102%
5%s (series of *25) 1950
52
81
ser
Macon Ry & Light
Iowa Southern Utilities—
101.71
100.00
77
McLaren
102%
103%
103.08
78
f 5s
Debenture 7s 1944
Iowa Public Service Co—
104.06
4s Oct.
A&O
s
104
106%
108%
104.61
1946.
1947.
1st ref s f 5s ser B 1950...A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 4s ser E 1955
J&D
Iowa-Ill Telep 2-5%s 1949-A&0
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A..M&N
1st 1& ref 5s 1961 ser B.._M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4 %s 1958 M&S
106
104.70
1945.
1st M5s 1957
Lower St Lawrence Power—
1st « f 5s ser A 1955
A&O
105%
105%
106%
105.05
1944.
Mississippi Power & Light—
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st s f g 6%s 1944
F&A /
33
109
■'
101
101
101
34
108%
Lone Star Gas 3 %s debs *53 F&A
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56. _J&D
1st mtge 4%s ser A
102
102.40
1943.
Certificates of deposit
27
4s Apr 1 1946
Iowa Elec Lt & Power Co—
...
102.72
1942.
Midland Util deb 6s
102
Louisville Ry—
1st 4%s ext Aug 1 1942
General 5s 1950
Lowell Gas Light—
102
1941.
5s
1st & ref M 3%s 1960
M&S
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd__A&0
102
102
102
1948.
4s Oct. 1 1949
Middle States Util 6s A1951 A&O
Middle West'n Telep 6s '43. .J&J
Middlesex Elec Light Power—
26
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
101%
Apr 1 1941
4s Oct 1 1941
4s Apr 1 1942
4s Oct 1 1942
.
102%
J&Dj
4s Oct. 1
64
1st ref
Iowa Electric Co—
104
4s Oct. 1
62%
83%
1st extl 7s 1952
23%
25%
23%
24%
105%
104%
...
4s Oct.
60%
J&J
1953
105
1945
1946
1947
1948
4s Oct.
95
J&D
f 5s 1968.
102%
104%
4s Oct.
102
s
107
1941..
1942
1943
1944
4s Oct.
J&J
1st
Conv deb 5%s
1
1
Aug 1
Aug 1
Aug 1
Augl
Aug 1
Augl
1st M 5s 1956
112
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941 ..J&D
22
94
107
a
Michigan Public Service Co—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
A&O'a 101
103%
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
A&O
110
109
Lockhart Power 4%s
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
International Teiep & Taleg—
Sec 7s 1957
27
4s Oct.
Leipzig Overland Power—
S f mtge 6%s 1946
M&N
Lewiston Gas Lt 3%s O '56.A&O
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949
J&D
Lexington Water Power Co—
20
6%
28
Serial debentures:
J&D
Ref & impt g 5s 1960
1st extend 5s 1945
4
22
Michigan Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref 6s 1943
M&S
88"
58
'
103%
102%
40%
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950.. .J&D /
4s
4s
94
J&D
1945—
92
notes—
4s Aug
4s Aug
108%
,;94
58
District Power—
1st mtge 3%s ser A I960..A&O
Lancaster Co Ry & Lt 5s 1951 J&J
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st extend 4s
%
1905—M&N
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 s f_.F&A
Mexican Utilities7sext'49..A&O
Miami Bridge—
Income deb 6s (w-s) Mar 1952.
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A1968
M&N
Michigan Consolidated Gas—
1st mtge 4s 1963
M&S
Lake Superior
s
112%
106%
108%
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
Serial
162
Lake Shore Elec Ry 6s 1933.J&J
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5%s 19.50.-M&N
Deb
32
lstsf 7s 1957 ser A
A&O
Metropolitan Edison Co—
1st M 4%8 1968 ser D...M&S
M&N
1st M 4s 1 971 ser E
1st mtge 4s ser G
104
/
58
30
Metrop Edison Corp 6s *61 _M&S
....
106
KingsCoElev—See Bklyn-Que ns
108
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54.-J&J
106%
1st ref 6%s 1954
J&J
Kokomo
Water
Works—
105%
1st 5s ser A 1958
-J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RK
10
1st 5s 1951
F&A /
Debentures 6s
1948
F&A /
%
Interborough Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s *66 op tax-ex.J&J
Certificates of deposit
A&O
77
101%
101
,
101%
100%
1997..A&0
11
O
^
80
Meridionale Electric Co—
2%
105%
M&N
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Sef 6s A *49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1950..F&A
Keystone Public Service—
1st M 5s 1978
M&N
Keystone Telephone Co—
1st & ref 5%8 1955 ser A..J&D
1st 1 & ref os 1951 ser B— A&O
Kings County Elec Lt & Power—
Laclede Gas Light Co—
Ref & ext 1st 5s 1939—...A&O
Ret & ext 5s. 1942
A&O
106
112
104
F&A
4%s 1955
32
ser
^
/
.
_
31
Coll tr 0s 1957
Ry (San Francisco)
1945.
Q-A
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 5%s 1950 ser A
_J&J
MaysvUleP Serv5%s A 1942A&0
Memphis Street Ry—
3-5s series A1945...
A&O
3-5s series B1945—.Ann April
42
106
S f mtge
Market st
lstsf 7s 1940 ser A Q Jan
Kansas Electric Power—
Purch money 6s g
109%
107
(Stamped mod) ext at 5% to
8 or vice—
1957....J&J /
26%
Market Street El Pass Ry—
See Phila Rapid Transit
105"
105
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s *40.-F&A
1st 6s series A 1942..
F&A
J&D /
f 7s 1941
s
'
F&A
108
107% Maritime Electric4%s 1956.A&O
69%
Gen sf5%s 1956
A&O r 95
Maritime Telephone & Tel—
45"
Ref & gen 6-4%s ser B 1966 J&J
73%
11
Ref & gen 4s series C 1967.J&J
70%
103%
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
110
15-year
Marion-Reserve Power—
1st mtge 3 %s 1960
102
Kansas City Public
1st ref 4s series C
71%
70
68
105
105
83
Hydro El Bond & Sh 5s 1957M&N
Hydro Elec Power Commission
(Ontario) 3%s 1943
J&J
4%s due Jan I. 1970
J&J
8Kb 1947
A&o
Deb 2%s 1941
M&S
2%st942.
A&O
Deb 2%s 1944.
J&D
3 %B
1953
F&A
3s Aug 1 1948
A&O
Idaho Power 1st 3 %s 1907--A&O
Illinois Bell Tel 3%s B '70..A&O
111 Community Tel 6s 1949..J&J
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953series A..A&O
1st & ref 5%s 1954 ser B..J&D
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
James River Bridge System—
1st 2-08, 1967
-J&J
Jaraest'n (NY)Telep 5s 1954 J&D
105
1st & ref 5s 1950ser O
75
BONDS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
Dec., 1940]
a
112%
102
105%
106%
106%
84%
106%
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
69
71
68
70
70
1st & coll
J&J
67
69
70
Conv
J&J
68
69%
1st & coll sf 3%s 1956
1st & coll 3%s
/"This price includes accrued int.
1963
3%s 1973
notes 3s 1949
k Last sale,
r
F&A
J&J
Payable in Canadian funds.
76
UTILITY
PUBLIC
BONDS
NOTICE—All bond prices are "end Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotation* for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Morgantown Water 5s 1965. _J&J
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969. J&D
2d income 8s
15 1969.
Mountain States Tel & Tel—
Dec
...
J&D
1965.M&N
Municipal Gas & El Corp of
30-yr 3 Ms debs 1968
Muncie Wat Works 5s
ReckLnghausen 7sl947
J&D /
Bonds
N Y Water Service Corp—
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
N Y & Westchester Lighting—
72 m
43
43
79
45 m
43
48m
65
105m
83
110m
105 m
101m
111m
101
103
1-m
102 m
103
72
F&A
M&N
Debenture gold 5s 1978.-F&A /
Certificates of deposit
/
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp '39. J&J /
Nebraska Pow 1st 4M» 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5e 1956...A&O
Deb 6s July 1941
J&J
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
Oonv deb 5s 1948
J&D
Conv deb 5s 1950
..M&N
Convertible deb 5s 1962
J&J
New Engl Pow Assn 5s 1948. A&O
Deb 5Ms 1954
J&D
New England Power—
3 M« series A 1961
New England Tel & Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A
1st 4Ms 1961 ser B
Newfoundland
Light &
99
27
28
ll3"
129 m
86 m
99 m
122
115
66
66 M
66.m
67 m
66
69
95 h
96 m
98 m
97 m
109m
111
126 %
129 m
127 m
M&S
107
112
71
79 m
81
107 m
105
New Orleans City RR 5s*43 J&J
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
106
105 m
103
Inc 6s
105
106 m
A
J&D
104 m
Newport & Fall River St Ry
1st & ref 5s 1944
J&J
New Rochelle Wat 5 Ms *51.M&N
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
New York & East River Gas—See
NYGELH&P
New York Edison Co—
...
115
129 m
128
Northwestern Light & Power—
6s series B 1950
F&A
Northwestern Penna Gas—
1st cum income 5s 1953..A&0
92
69
9m
16
125 m
105 m
71
93
26 m
112m
107m
J&D
M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 4 Ms 1966.J&D
Ohio Cities Water Corp—
a
69
94 m
116~
108m
102
123"
107
108M
111
130
110
110m
F&A
109
109 m
3M-3Ms 1941-42
3 Ms 1943-1944
..F&A
F&A
99
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004--J&J
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar . J&J
106m
115m
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
Debentures 4s 1946
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
38
107 m
107m
109
1st mtge 3M*s ser B 1955..F&A
Oklahoma Power & Water—
stpd 1958
J&J
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A..M&N
N Y State El & Gas Corp—
1st mtge 4s 1965
1st M 4Ms 1980
-
1st 4Mb 1960
1st mtge 3Ms 1964
New York State Rys—
1st con 4Mb 1962 ctfe
1st con 6 Ms 1962 ctfs
New York Steam Corp—
1st mtge 3 Ms gtd 1963
New York Telephone Co—
F&A
M&S
-M&S
.M&N
M&N /
M&N /
J&J
Ref mtge 3M» ser B 1967--J&J
100
Light Co
1st extended 6 Ms 1950. _M&N
Non-cum Inc deb 6s 1950-M&N f
106m
108 m
80
109 m
109 m
105 h
J&D
110
109
J&D
Edison
105m
108
MHo o
105 m
£
OS x
8m
8%
108 m
111m
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s
Income 5s 1990
110
103 m
'41 .J&J /
iIIm
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13. F&A
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1st gu g 5s '45 opt
9m
9m
110
112
Ottawa El
ser
r
Ottawa Light Heat & Power—
Ref & coll tr 4s 1957
A&O
1st mtge 4s 1961.
1st mtge 3 Ms 1969
Ozark Power &
lstsf 5s 1952
107 m
107m
1st & ref 6s ser O 1947
M&N
1st & ref 58 series D 1954 .J&D
107 m
107
Pennsylvania
Co—
Electric
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F
1st & ref 58 ser H 1962
106
M&N
A&O
108
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st I & ref 5Ms '55 ser A..M&S
1st L&Ry 5s 1958
M&8
mnsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A...M&S
98 m
95
62
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1969
F&A
4 Ms debentures 1974
F&A
Penn Water 1st 3 Ms A '67..F&A
Penn
Wat Serv 5s
ser
109 h
109
105 m
108 m
108
99
A '67-F&A
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s '68. J&D
Ists f 5Ms 1960
J&D
Peoples G & Fuel 6 Ms vrw'37 A&O
People's G L & Coke. Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943-.
-A&O
Refunding gold 5s 1947..M&S
1st & ref 4s 1981 ser B.-..J&J
90m
93 m
23 m
113m
117M
103
1st & ref mtge 4s ser D '61 .J&D
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s' 47 M&N
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 5 Ms 1941
J&J
Conv deb 5s 1979
J&J
103 %
116M
130
20
J&J
99 m
J&D
1st lien coll 3-6s 1961
102 M
Peoples Telep (Butler; Pa)
1960
Peoria Service Co—
1st
s
f 5s
w
J&D
1954
w
23
M&N
M&N
M&N
F&A
1st consol 4s 1948
103
~
~
„
"
Philadelphia Electric—
1st & ref mtge 3 Msl967--M&S
82" Philadelphia Electric Power Co—
55
103m
117m
101
mtge 5M» 1972
F&A
Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F&A
98
J&J
M&S
104 m
103
M&S
105
Water Co—
109M
113
62 m
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f„_F&A
103M
8 f guar 5s 1962
M&S
98
6s gold 1962
M&S
102 M
I st m r e 6s 1944
J&J
102 m
♦Darby Media & Ches St Ry—
1st 4Ms 1936
J&J'/ 23
tHe8t Mantua & Fairm—
|
1st extd 5Msl939
M&N/ 86
-
99 m
69
r
102 m
104 m
101m
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967
106M
J&D
Ardmore Street 5s 1958..A&0
6
106 M
Duquesne Lt 1st 3 Ms '65.J&D
22
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30 J&J
Fort Pitt Traction 5s1938
7
Pittsb Rys 5s 1953.
88
A&O
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D
14
So Trac 1 st & coll tr g 5s'50A&0 f
6
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs.-J&J
1m
West End Trac con 5s '38.J&J
20
71
Market Street Elev Pass
Ry—
1st ggu 4s 1955
M&N
101M
Traction—
1 Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs '45 A&O /
13
Union
i
People's Traction Co—
i
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43.F&A1/
Union Traction 4s 1952.J&J
♦
104
Co—
1st
51
Serial notes—
3-3 Ms 1941-1948
A&O
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)—
29
100
J&D
Ry 4M» *48-'55.J&J
81
104m
100 m
49 m
bef '16.M&N
A
27
1
102 m
Oregon Elec Ry 3s 1958 ....M&S
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957
105 m
a
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
M&N
Deb 5 Ms 1959 ser B
F&A
Penn Public Service Corp—
~
F&A
A
Apr 1 /
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
1st extd 4s 1947
J&J
40
105
M&N
^
ser
II"
Light & Power Co—
^
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
Adj Income 6s Jan 1 1965..Apr
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50.J&J /
103
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Pecos Valley Gasext6Ms '44M&N
Prior lien 5s 1948
1st con 5s 1948
1st & ref 5s 1950
99 m
96 m
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954
J&J
Ohio Water Serv 1st 4s 1964. J&D
1st M 5s 1948
123 h
.M&S
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st mtge 4s, 1962
Not68
111
109 h
25
Elec
&
Peoples Tract—See Phila R T
125
110m
New York Rys Corp—
Prior lien 6s
Gas
Paterson & State Line Traction—
5s 1964
J&J
4s
J&D
A&O
Deb g 6s 2024
NY & ER Gas 1st g 5s '44.. J&J
Con 5s 1945
..J&J
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
1st & cons M 3 Ms 1965.-M&N
Passaic
Peoples Light & Power Co—
106 M
108
4s 1945-1947
F&A
Ohio Term (Cleve) 6s 1947._J&D
117m
146 m
121
&
gold 5s 1949
Ref mtg&coll tr3j£s 1964 J&D
Rel mtg & coll tr 3 Ms '70--J&J
101
F&A
1st mtge 3 Ms 1968
Ohio Public Service Co—
OO
consol
Penn Water & Power Co—
104.8
M&S
J&J
110
Paterson
110
111M
104m
F&A
102 M
67
95
....M&N
9m
J&D
1st mtge 4s 1967
1st mtge 3 Ms 1972
Ohio Power Co—
104 m
103 m
Pacific Power & Light Co—
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
Penn-Jersey Water—
1st coll 5Ms 1960
8m
4m
105
17 m
M&S
111
15
14 m
Serv—
107
60
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st M 5s ser A 1957
J&J
1st mtge 4s series A 1970--F&A
N• western Telw 1«t 4 M* '44.J&J
106
102
Pub
1950
1st & ref 4 Ms 1977
1st 5s 1979
Ohio Edison Co—
110
New Amster Gas 5s 1948--J&J
108 M
101m
(Loop) 5s g'45-A&0
M&N
D 1965.A&O
coll tr 4s 1949—F&A
Ed El 111 N Y con g 5s '95 J&J
87 m
125
42
8M
107 m
J&J
1942
Northwest
Penn-Ohio
1st M 6 Ms 1936 with warr .J* D /
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
M&S
1st & cons 4s 1965
1st lien & ref 3 Ms ser E'66 A&O
N Y Gas Elec LH&P Co—
1st g 5s Dec. 1 1948
J&D
mon
91m
112 m
103
100m
5s,
Pacific
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser O 1966-J&D
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
A&O
Paterson Ext extd 5s 1950
J&D
111m
90
67 m
112
111m
110m
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser 11966. J&D
Pacific Light & Power Co—
Penn Central
8 f reg Income 3-6 Ms May 1 '69
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949
J&
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
105 m
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser H '61-J&D
Pecos Valley Power &
128 M
126
80
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
1st & ref M 4s serG 1964..J&D
103
mtge 3 Ms 1964
M&S
Northern Texas Electric Co—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt
J&J
Northern Utilities Co—
1st lien 4-6s 1968
M&N
1st M coll tr 5 Ms '53 ser A. J&J
Consolidated 4 Ms 1954
J&J
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961..J&D
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
120
46
J&J
1st 5s 1946-.J2&J
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph—
Ref mtgle3 Ms ser B1966. .A&O
110m
1956
Oberpfalz Elec 7* 1946
Ogden Gas 5s 1945.
40
48
106 m
106
Deb 5s
100m
Pur
90
84 m
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
1st M s f 4s 1957
J&D
NY PA NJ Utilities-
106
105 m
ser
102
.
107 m
55
4M8 series A 1959
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A..A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955series B__ J&D
5s stamped 1942
J&J
1st 1& ref 3
47 m
Northwestern Utilities Ltd—
101
ser
104 m
3
1
Northwestern Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f conv 68 '60 ser A.J&J
107 m
104
1st mtge 5s 1958
...J&J
New Orleans City & Lake—
1st sf 5s 1943
J&'
1949
104
1st 3 Ms series A 1969
F&A
Nor Indiana Telep 4 Ms '55.M&N
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A
M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B...M&N
Northern Penna Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1962
A&O
Northern States Power (Minn)—
Union El
cons
Oonv deb 6s
1st
67 m
67
63
M&S
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
1st
103 m
1st & ref M 3 Ms 1967.
F&A
Northern States Power (Wis)—
25
25 m
34
110m
127 m
85 m
1st & ref 4 Ms D 1983
M&N
N J & Hud Rlv Ry & Kerry—
1st gold 4s 1950
M&S
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4M" '60..A&O
Nov
27
103
Nor Conn Lt & Pr 5s 1946._J&D
J&D
New Mex Gas conv 5s 1951 M&N
New Mexico Power—
104 m
105 m
Northern Indiana Pub Serv—
69
f 4Mb 1956
New Haven Water—
1st & ref 4Mb o 1981
105m
105
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A '42. J&J
116
Power—
J&J
1sts
105m
104 h
North Continent Utilities Cor
>rp—
1st coll & ref 5 Ms *4fc
-J&J
North Penn Gas Co—
1st M & lien 5Ms 1957.
M&N
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
110
M&N
M&N
45
60
F&A
F&A
113m
5s 1942...J&J
1961
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt'15.
Gen
42
F&A
Nor Amer Gas & El 6s 1949..J&J
North Amer Light & Power Co—
S f deb 5 Ms 1956
J&J
North Boston
Ltg Properties
3MS secured notes 1947..-A&O
North Carolina Gas 6s 48..M&N
108
Gas Elec
Light H eat & Power
Newark Cons Gas con 5s '48.J&D
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944._Q-J
New England G & E Assoc—
Deb g 5s 1947
M&S
111m
108 m
North Texas Co 3-6s 1957—<tJ&J
National Public Service Corp—
Refunding 5s
Redona Ry 1st 5s '42.M&N
111
4s debentures 1959
National Electric Power Co—
6s stamped 1978
Vs
J&J /
Nat Gas & El Corp 5s 1953.F&A
101m
5s series B 1947
102 m
-J&D
Nat L« &
ow 6s 1949
M&N
70
National Power & Light—
Deb 6s series A 2026
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Power
3Ms debentures 1954
Bid
Bonds
Calif Pac Ry 1st 5s 1941. _.T&J
Los Angeles Hormosa Beach &
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & ref 3 Ms 1966
M&S
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
3 Ms debentures 1949..
99 m
102 M
99 m
North American Co—
26 m
110m
Ask
Pacific Elec Ry g
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 6 Ms 1953
J&J
Norf & Ports Bdge 6M« '47.-F&A
21
Mut Fuel Gas-See Peoples GL&C
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Narrangansett Electric Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
1st 5s 1951
M&N
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau & Suff Ltge 5s 1945..F&A
Bid
Ask
84
Bid
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1641 opt
J& J
Oen & ref 5s 1955 series A_ A&O
Gen &ref 5s 1955 ser B
A&O
Gen &refs f 4 Ms *55 ser O A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
18M
98M
Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 3-6s, 2039, under reorganization plan,
t Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 4s, 1969, under reorganization plan,
t Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 3-6s, 2039, and pref. stock under plan.
a Called for redemption; see page 111.
b Basis,
e Ex-interest.
/This price
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Payable in Canadian funds.
Includes accrued interest,
Quotations for all
securities are
Bid
Bonds
Phlla Suburban Water Oo—
1st s f 4s 1905
M&S
Phlla Transportation Co—
Consol mtge 3-6s 2039
5754
62
65
---
8854
J&J
49
Philippine Long Distance Tel—
1st s f 6s series A 1953
J&J
80
41
754
Hydro-El Co (Italy)
23
1st & ref s f 6 Ha I960 ser A A&O
Pinellas Wat Oo 55*s 1959.M&S
Pitts Oanonsburg &
2
10354
10454
22
107
/
/
Coke—
J&J
—
Stamped..
gen
30
100
26
1950—J&J
454s
81
82
7754
10654
M 5s exten to
1950
J&J
Portland (Me) RR 3Ks 1951.J&J
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—M&N
Porto Rican Power 6s 1950-M&N
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
Postal Teleg & Cable 5s '53.J&J
Potomac Edison Co—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
1st M 4 54 s 1961 series F—A&O
Potomac Electric Power—
3 54s
J&J
1960
power Corp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb 4 54s 1959 Ser B.M&S
Conv deb 5s ser A
1957—J&D
Power Secur coll tr 6s
*49__J&p
B1963 F&A
Provincial Light Heat & Power—
Providence Gas 4s ser
93
101
79
65
1854
1st mtge 3 Ks 1964
4s s f debs 1949
109
108 H
Southern
100 54
8854
8954
4 Ha 1962
A&O
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
92
10954
J&D
106
13054
10954
10954
10954
10754
101
1 1941
10454
a
M&S
109
101
18
22
54
137
ser
15854
95
8154
100
10654
10954
106
10754
72
8154
M&S
99
103
6
98
100
100
78
58
10054
103
14754
217
220
89
68
8
80
10654
99
6954
112 54
8954
.J&D
7454
Called for redemption• seepage 111.
71
7154
8654
IV*
73
74
10254
48
5054
70
2754
10654
10754
J&J
—..J&J
5s 1942-1946
Sioux City (la) Serv 6sl951.J&J
Somerset Un & Middlesex Ltg—
4s Dec 1,
1943
J&D
Water—
M&N
71
§6"~
South Carolina Power Oo—
1st lien & ref 5s 1957—J&J
e
Ex-coupon.
71
7054
71
F&A
J&D
8054
1st lien 6s series A 1948
ser
B
7054
7054
7054
80
82
Standard Telephone Oo—
1st 1 coll tr 554s '43 ser A.M&N / 103
Certificates of deposit
/ 103
Conv deb 6s 1938
M&N / 13
Stettin Pub Utll 7s 1946
A&O / 2654
Weir ton
Ry 1st 5s 1951
A&O / 17
11754
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946
J&J
127
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-M&S / 2654
2nd mortgage 5s 1930
J&J /
754
/ 3854
Syracuse Transit 4s 1969
Taiwan El Pow s f 554s 1971-J&J
3954
10054
Tampa (Fla) Gas 554s '56
A&O
11854
40""
4154
10054
A&O
95
98
Telephone Bond & Share Oo—
Deb 5s 1958
J&D
78
79
98
99
1st
5s
1961
1953
M&N
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
75
10254
80
103
Cor P
/This price includes accrued
100
102
99
2654
2954
1st con M g 5s 1944
M&N
11154
Texarkana Wat 1st 5s '58
F&A
10554
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947-J&J /
6
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt
J&J /
6
Texas Electric Service Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1900
J&J
10654
Texas Gas Utilities Oo—
1st 2-6s 1951
..M&S / 27
11254
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1958
General 654s 1956
105
South Jer G E & T—See Pub Serv ice
b Basis,
7054
F&A
Standard Public Service Corp—
1957.
Texas Hydro Electric Corp—
1st mtge 6s ser A 1956
A&O
South Bay Consolidated
1st ref 5s 1950
7654
51
71
J&D
Terni Hydro Elec 854s 1953.F&A
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
105
103
g
10454
.
May 1 *48—A&O
May 1 *48--A&O
1951
F&A
5s
Serial debentures—
10154
10054
9954
106
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
M&S
M&S
Silesia Elec Corp ■ f 6 54s'46 .F&A
Sioux City Gas & Electric Co—
1st mtge 4s 1966
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser A
1st 5V4s ser B 1957
Mtge
M&S
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '52.J&J
Conv g dsb 5 Ha '52 ser A.A&O
Republic Service Corp—
w*
86
85
3s 1941
10154
10054
8554
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)
1st sink fund 654s 1952—J&D
Shrevp't Bdge & Term 5s'55.F&A
9754
73
11054
Steuben ville Wellsburg &
6
79
f
Gen Income 4s (w-s) 1957-A&O
Sierra Pacific Power Co—
152
10854
8354
8354
7154
7154
7154
7154
6s stmp ext
Debenture 6s
1st lien 6s 1948
104
Shreveport Rys—
112
§754
64
A&O
1961
82
70
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Oo—
104
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&D
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Ref & gen 6s 1940...
M&S / 49
126
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952
J&J
Deb g 6s
10354
Shawinlgan Water & Power Oo—
1st M&col s f 454s'67 ser A A&O
1st cofl tr 454s8er D '70.A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser F 1901
A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser G 1969--J&D
Conv coll sec 3H s 1946._M&N
Shenango Valley Water—
4s series B
7954
110
A&O
Debenture 6s 1966
Seconu Ave Trac—See Phlla Go128
8254
6s gold debs 1957
F&A
Standard Power & Light Corp—
10054
105
A...F&A
1st & ref 5s series B1961.F&A
Scrdnton Trans ser A 5s*59.A&0
4s series B1959
A&O
Income 3sApr 1 1959..
M&N
Seattle Gas 1st 5s 1954
A&O
Seattle Lighting Oolst 5s 1944
Telep Co—
M&S
Convertible notes—
74
Brook Water Serv—
ser
States
1948.
Standard Gas & Elec of Del.—
10854
M&S
1st 454s 1958
6s
6s stmp ext
1947
QJ
F 1955.M&S
Scran to n-Spg
7954
108
M
Springfield City Water—
Scranton Gas & Water Oo—
95
10254
10554
__
159
91
91
104
10154
Light & Pow Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1956
D
1st & ref 5s 1967
109
M&S
1968--J&J
Co—
1970._F&A
1st 6s 1949-_
Spokane Gas & Fuel 5s 1944.F&A
Spring Brook Water Supply—
1st ref 5a 1965-—A&O
Spring Val Util ref 6sl943..J&D
105
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947
A&O
10554
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1, '46 /
4 54
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s '43.J&D
95
105
10954
108
1st
Serial notes—
10654
Power—
1st & coll 4sl902—
A&O
1st mtge 4s 1963
1st mtge 3548 1970--
10454
10454
10554
10554
.
106
106
106
11054
10854
Southwestern
103
103
103
Savannah Electric & Power Co—
_
Canadian funds.
101
72
_
1st ooll trust 5s
100
1st & ref M 5s
74
10954
1st & ref M 3s ser O
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
112
F&A
F&A
6s 1943
F&A
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
ser
10
74
112
1st mtge 354s ser A 1969..J&D
Southwestern Power & Light—
10954
M&S
Assn 6s 1941
is
7254
7254
9354
5954
110
Southwestern
Light—
102
1st & ret
100
1st mtge 3 54s ser A
.
100
F&A
Southwestern Gas & Elec
Ry debenture 454s 1943..J&D
Savannah Elec Oo 1st 5s '52. J&J
10054
10154
10054
48 54
102
Southwestern Public Service Co—
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
J&J
74
104
106
103
/
1st 6s series
12
1st mtge 354» ser A 1961--J&D
Santa Barb Tel 3 54» ser C66 J &J
Sandwich Windsor & Amherstb'g
103
100
96
Gas Co—
Non-cum 6s (ws) 1951
Southside Va Pow 5s 1958
San Jose Water Works—
105
104
Southern United
9754
94 54
A&O
A&O
A&O
B 1947
M&S
1st 6s series C 1947
J&D
Southwestern Bell Telephone—
1st & ref M 354s ser B '64.J&D
104
104
f 6s 1942
Southwest Telephone Co—
10354
1 1945.
s
9154
1045
1 1944.
10-year coll
5EM
103
10554
126""
Southern Utah Power Oo—
1st M 554s May 1. 1960.-M&S
71
4s
iSSB
Puget Sound Power & Light—
1st & ref 554s 1949
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O
M&N
1st & ref 4 Ha 1950 ser D.J&D
n»
San Antonio Public Service—
105
107""
124
a
S'west Nat Gas inc 6s 1966
A&O
S'west Pub Serv 654s 1937--M&S /
1035
105
62
10054
10654
10054
Southwest Gas Oo (Okla)—
1st s f 6s 1954
M&N
Apr 15 1941
8an Francisco Bay Toll Bridge—_
1st M sink fund 654® '57-M&N
Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N
San Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
Unlf & ref 6s 1952 ser B..M&S
105
105
Sept 1 1945.
Mar 1 1946.
Sept 1 1946.
Mar 1 1947.
Sept 1 1947.
Mar 1 1948.
3 Ha Sept 11948
354s Mar 1 1949
3 Ha Sept 1 1949
Public Service Co of N H—
1st mtge 3 54■ ser O 1960--F&A
1st mtge 3 54® ser D '60--M&N
1st 3 54s soles E 1961
F&A
1st 314s series F 1966
J&D
Public Service Corp of N J—
Trust certs 6% perpet—M&N
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946.J&J
Ell* Plainf & Cent Jersey Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1, 1950—J&J
Ell* & Rarltan Riv 5s '54-M&N
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&0
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949-— M&N
Paterson Ry—
2d 6s *14 ext 5% to *44.A&O
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s Marchl,1953.M&S
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
1st mtge 3 54® 1968
A&O
Public Service Co or Oklahoma—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
7&A
Public Service Co of Pa—
1st lien & coll 514® '53—J&D
Pub Serv Coordinated Transport
1st & ref 4s 1990----J&J
1st & ref 5s 1990
J&J
1st & ref 5548 1990--——.J&J
1st & ref 6s 1990
J&J
Public Service Elec & Das Oo—
1st & ref M 3 54s 1968
J&J
1st & ref 5s 2037
J&J
1st & ref 8s 2037
J&D
Public Utilities Consol Corp—
1st M 5 Ha 1948
M&S
1st coll 4-554* 1948
A&O
Puerto Rico El Pow 4s to '56.J&J
1st & ref 5 54s series 11945
1st & ref inc 5 54s ser II'45
10854
A&O
F&A
Salt River Valley Water Users
10454
10554
10454
57
Southern Traction—See Phlla Co
Southern Union Gas—
48
15 1964._
Gen gold 5s 1944
Salmon River Power—
1025
103
354 s
3 Ha
3',U s
54
354s
354s
354s
65
56
106
10354
5s '53.
CorpAdj mtge inc Jan 1 6s '60 A&O
1st M pipe line s f 4 54s *51 A&O
Southern Nob Pow 5 54s B'47 J&J
South N E Telep 1st 5s 1948.J&D
Southern G & E (Fla)
Southern Natural Gas
6s 1942
10754
5454
105
1st g 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)
1st M 454s 1968
M&N
691
121
Guar 5s 1952
10954
10654
76
A&O
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
86
6854
M&S
454s series B 1970
50
10754
Southern Colorado Power Co—
105
St. Maurice Power—
8t Paul Gas
10454
10754
10654
1951-A&O
1st mtge 5s 1959
Conv n-c inc 4s May
102
10754
1
1st mtge. 354s, 1970
Southern Canada Power—
St Louis Public Service—
106 H
10454
10654
California Gas Oo—
93
103
454s Jan 1 1943
St Joseph Water 4s A 1966..A&O
72
105
10054
10254
Jan 1 1942...
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s
72
70 54
May 1 1960.J&J
92
debentures—
4s
a
Ref mtge 354®®er B I960.1 st & ref mtge 3s 1965
3)
_
35*s Jan 1 1941
M
a
Ref mtge 3 54®
105
101
M&S
112
1941
10554
Corp—
11054
10954
J&D
Public Service Co of Indiana—_
1st mtge 48 ser A 1909
M&S
Serial debentures—
19
x-w
Southern California Edison—
S f
Serial
111
5s 1916M&S
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
?&££ 26
48
Public Gas &Coke 5s 1952.-J&D /
Public Service Oo of Colorado—-
Quebec
10954
10754
27
27
454*5 100 A notes 1958.M&S'/ 62
43
S f 454s inc B notes 1958.M&S/
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '46
A&O' 105
27
Ruhr Gas Corp 654s *53 A-.A&O
Safe Harbor Water Pow Corp—
10754
1st mtge s f 4 Ha 1979
J&D
87
Saguenay Power 454s A 1966 A&O
73
1st 454s series B 1966
A&O
St Clair County (111) Gas & El—
120
1st cons guar 5s 1959
M&S
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
10354
1st mtge 454s 1947
J&D
77 H
106
3 54 s Sept
3 Ha Mar
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg—
3 54® debentures 1962
A&O
3s debentures 1979
-J&J
84
„
(S
2854
3054
2754
Rochester & Lake Ontario Water
Portland(Me) Gas L 5s A*50 A&O
Portland General Eletric Co—
1st & ref 4^s I960
M&S
'
6454
11054
27
1st lien 6s
Rochester
103"
354s Mar
S'eastern P & L deb 6s 2025.M&S
1854
102
mtge
33
93
Transit
J&D
J&D
1st lien 68 1944
27
1754
106
1st
2754
J&J'/
93 H
1951.F&A
Portland Gas Oo 1st 5s
1st
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)|
Mtge g 7s 1950
M&N/
Direct mtge 6s 1952-.—M&N/
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A /
Cons 68 1955-—A&O /
Richmond (Ind) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
-M&N
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr t 4s 1952
J&J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1st mtge 5a 1950
A&O
Roanoke (Va) Gas Light—
1st 554s 1951
F&A
Roanoke Ry & El 5s 1953.-F&A
Rochester Central Power Corp—
Deb g 5s 1953
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
Gen mtge 4 Ha 1977ser D.M&S
Gen 354s series H 1967.. M&S
Gen mtge 354® ser I 1967.M&S
Gen mtge 3 54s ser J 1969.M&S
Extend 5s 1951
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Union—
8354
Portland (Ore) Gas &
1st & ref g 5s 1940
1st l'n
854
101
Wash 5s 1937
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phlla Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st I & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Pittsburgh Trac 1st 5s 1927-A&O
Plainfield-CTn Wat 5s A 'Bl.M&M
Platte Val Tel 1st 454s '58.-M&N
Pomerania Elec 6s 1953
M&N
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950-M&S
Bid
Bonds
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
Ettl deb 6s 1953..
58
Phlla & West Chester Traction—
1st 4s 1954
J&J
1st 6s 1954
J&J
Phlla & Western Ry 5s 1960-J&J
as near as
Ask
107
J&J
Scrip
1st & ret 4s 1969
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
bond prices are "and interest" except where
NOTICE—All
Piedmont
77
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
Dec., 1940]
Texas Power & LightDeb g 6s 2022 ser A
1st
&
ref
5s
1956
M&S
M&S
J&J
M&N
81
A Last sale,
n Nominal,
3054
84
10054
95
11854
10754
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s (w-s) 1961.
10254
Texas Traction Oo 5s 1937
J&J /
1
interest.
10754
120
10754
10354
r Payable in
78
PUBLIC
UTILITY
BONDS
NOTICE—-All bond prices arc "and interest" except where marked "f" and In com - 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
5
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft'14 J&J
188
5s Jan 1960 opt—A&O f
Third Ave RR lst5sgr37—J&J / 101%
82
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942--F&A
70
Westchester El 1st 5s g '43-J&J
50
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946—A&O
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79-F&A
98%
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
64
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A—M&S15
Tokyo Elec Light Go (Japan)—
45%
1st g 6s 1953 series—.J&Dl 6
109
Toledo Edison 3%" 1968— -J&J
108
1st mtge 3%s 1970
A&O
102 %
3%ssf debs 1960
---A&O
73 %
Traction Term'l Corp 5s '57--J&J
122%
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949—M&S
43
Trenton St Ry ext 5s 1968—J&J /
103
Tri-County Telep 4%s B *56 A&O
2%
Troy City Ry 1st cons 5s '42 A&O /
Adj inc
g
Twin City Rapid
Transit Co—
Ask
59%
20%
105
98%
67
46
103%
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1969.M&N
West Virginia Ohio River
Bridge 3 %-6%s, I960
J&J
75
West
60%
59
27%
30
73%
108%
102%
63
63
74%
80
24%
75
91
108%
85%
118%
86
94
1934—.J&J/
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s '34.J&J /
United Securities Co Ltd—_
Coll s f 5%s ser A 1952—M&N
Coll s f 5%s ser B 1952—M&N
United Telep Del 6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 6%s A '53.M&N
9
40
35
42
42
43%
43%
98
—
—
it*
,
■88
II*
Certificates of deposit....
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co—
1st
5s
1959——
J&J
West Canadian Hydro-Electric—
1st 6s ser A 1950
J&J
Oonv deb 6%s 1945
J&J
West Coast Telep 1st 4s '64.M&S
•
No par
value,
a
9%
122
82
115%
111
109%
90
109
109%
82
Water Service—
Gen mtge 3%s gtd 1967
Westchester Service Corp—
J&J
107%
M&N
1st 5s series B 1950...— .J&J
Deb s f 6s extd 1950.
M&N
Western Public Service Co—
1st & ref 5%s 1960
F&A
Western Union Telegraph—
5
2%
107
102%
3
1%
105
pref...100
Atlantic City Elec 8o pref
»
Bait Transit Co v t c
»
Preferred v t c
u..... 100
122%
25c
2.30
Bangor Hydro Elec com
—25
7% preferred.—.— ...100
6% preferred
100
Bear Mt Hudson River Bdge—*
22
138
112
5
.*
com
109
157%
119
Bridgeport Gas Light
*
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
20
Brit Col Pow Corp A———..
*
37
105
103
104
102
Class B
Brockton Gas Light Co v c c
52
53%
39
110%
65
108
107%
106%
116
31%
3%
34
17%
•
5%
160
5%
114%
66%
2%
,
__*
Certificates of deposit.....*
Bklyn & Queens Transit com
*
$6 preferred—
*
$1.60 prior preferred. .;
$5 1st preferred
Oable & Wireless Ltd—
101
73
4%
50%
26
100
Certificates of deposit—..*
Bklyn Teleg & Mess'ger (gu)-100
Brooklyn Union Gas
•
Buffalo Niagara & East Power—
67
56
84%
*
Brooklyn Edison
Bklyn Manhat Transit
86 preferred series A
103%
25
*
a
"20%
70
13
20%
98%
Ordinary shares
J&D
107%
4s June 1 1941
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&D
108
101%
109%
Wolverine Pow adj 4 %s Mar 1 *59
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum income 6s 1952
J&D
42
Cum income 6s (w s) 1952. J&D
109%
43%
78
Wuerttemberg (Germany)—See
Consol Hydro-Elec of
Wyoming Vail P 8 6s 1971—A&O /
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Amer dep rec 7%% A ord—£1
Amer dep rec B ord
—_£1
Amer dep rets 5%% pref—£1
Oallf-Oregon Power Co—
6% preferred series of 1927-100
c*
10
3c
%
_
84
6 % preferred
.100
Oalif Water Serv 6% pref—25
Calif Water & Telep 6
%_pref
25
89%
89%
26
25%
Camden & Rockland water..100
6% preferred
100
15
12
100%
125%
99%
J&D /100%
5s stamped 1947
13
14
45
105
4s,ser A 1966
3%
26%
27%
101
1st mtge
•
Boston Edison Co com
25
Boston Elevated Ry com....100
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord
*
74
76%
82%
J&J
%
84
102%
1st M 5s 1960 ser O—
1st mtge 3%s 1961
Wisconsin Power & Light—
%
Beverly Gas & Elec
25
Biddeford & Saco Water
100
Birmingham Elec 87 pref
*
86 preferred*
Birmingham Gas common....-.2
$3.50 prior preferred..
..50
Birmingham Water Works—
6% preferred
100
Blackstone Vai Gas & El pref. 100
78
37%
109%
%
*
......
93
73
-.M&S
F&A
M&N
Williamsport Water Co¬
urt M 5s Aug 1952ser A...F&A
Winnipeg Electric Co—
Gen 4-5s series A 1965
J&J
Gen inc 4-5s ser B 1965...J&J
Wise Elec Power 3%s 1968.A&O
Wise Fuel & Lt 1st 5s 1948..M&N
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
1st mtge 3%s 1966
A&O
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
2
100
100%
Canada Nor Pow com
Canadian Marconi
1
Capital Transit (Wash. D C) 100
Carolina Pow & Light 87 pref —*
$6 preferred.
*
Carolina Tel & Tel
..—.100
Casco Bay Lt & Water
100
9
16)t
m
157
6% preferred
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
Alabama Power $7 pref
104%
103%
105
103
6
132"
102%
92%
*
$6 preferred
♦
$5 preferred
.*
Alabama Water Service 6% pref.*
Allegheny Traction—See Phlla Co
Allentown Beth Gas pref
50
Amer Cable & Radio Corp
Amer & Foreign Pow com
$7 preferred.
4%
15
110%
*
3%
12%
13"^
27
28
com
6% preferred.
—.—25
Amer Power & Light com
*
48
2%
48%
Cent & 8 W Util com————60c
Preferred
...——..*
41
41%
pref...100
93
95
Prior lien preferred...
*
Central States Edison——.*
Central States Pow & L 87 pf--*
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 6% pf-*
Central West Co. v t c——....5
Chic City & Con com part ctfii—*
Pref partic ctfs.
._*
Chicago Rys partic ctfii ser 1—100
102%
2%
American Service $3 preferred—*
Z/
50c
74,
19
Amer States
Utility com
1
5% % preferred
25
Amer Superpower Corp com....*
First 86 preferred-..———*
2%
17
%
58%
Preferred 86 series
*
American Telep & Teleg
..100
Amer Utilities Service com..
*
8
.._..—
166%
97
10%
10%
6% preferred....
10
6%
7
112
—
Arkansas Nat Gas common...__
Class A—......—..——*
18c
97%
112%
110
*
Edison com
*
Arizona Power 86 preferred——*
Arkansas Missouri Power—
Arizona
Common............—....1
6% preferred
50
~
2%
17%
%8
59%
8%
166%
5%
6%
—......
6% preferred..
20
8c
0% preferred..
..25
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com.....*
86 1st preferred
...»
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref -_*
111
114%
3%
*
.*
$5 preferredAmer Public Serv 7%
Amer Railways com
110%
12%
%
29
W arrants
103
104
53
4%% preferred
*
100
Cent Illinois Light 4% % pref. 100
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref.
*
Cent Indiana Gas 6%% pref. 100
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref 100
Central Maine Pow 86 pref— -100
Waction"Il25
Amer Gas & Power
114
100
S6 preferred.
94
94
93
3
—100
Central Arizona Lt & Power Co—
$6 preferred
$7 preferred
...»
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Central Elec and Tel com
1
6%preferred
50
Cent Hud G & El com.......
*
6% preferred..—......100
$7 preferred
100
5% preferred
50
Central N Y Power Corp—
5% preferred
.....100
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% pf
»
Central Pow & Light 7% pref 100
6% preferred
100
preferred
American Light&
102%
15
14%
2%
11%
%
28%
»
.116
Amer Gas & Elec com.—
cum
1%
1%
1
—*
§7 second 2nd pref series A—*
§6 cum pref
*
4% %
104
59%
1%
yy 2,frftnt8
103
83
81
101
1
——
104%
112
7
75%
7%
77
Series 2
Series 3
8eries 4.—.
x
8%
48
1%
2
2
2%
8%
8%
1.05
13%
115
113%
89%
75
80
103
103
112%
45%
99
117%
105%
40
106%
7
105
1%
%
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5% pf 100
Cincinnati Street Ry
—50
Oincin & Suburb Bell Telep
50
Preferred
Preferred B
Preferred BB
$7 preferred
Citizens Gas Fuel
9
49
104
-46%
100
—.100
10
—100
*
..*
Cities Serv Pr & Lt 86 pref
*
107
109
100
Cities Service com.......
*
..*
*
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
Citizens Utilities com
........1
com
1%
80
100
Called for redemption; see page 111.
6 Basis.
/Flat Price,
ft Last sale.
»
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
%
15c
%
Bell Telephone (Canada)
100
Canadian Price
Bell Telep of Pa 6%% pref-.100
101
101
1
*
•
Beauharnois Power
75%
101%
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
1st M 5s 1941 opt
M&N
20c
%
Telep Co Ltd 81.25 pf
*
Assoc Telep & Teleg 86 pref
*
87 1st preferred—
100
$4 preferred
*
Class A
110%
77
Fdg & R E M 4%s g *50—M&N
25-year g 5s 1951—
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&S
Mut Un 6s e*t at 5%to'4lM&N
Western Utilities Corp—
15-year s f 6s 1952—....M&N
5c
10c
Assoc
109
127%
109%
101%
90
82 '
....
Atlanta Gas Light 6%
4s 1948-1953.
2
-..A&O /
Western Cont Util 6s 1944—M&S /
1%
106
Western N Y Utilities 5s '46. J&D
Western N Y Water Co—
104
1st M 5%s 1950—
M&N
1st M 5s 1951
$5 preferred
86 preferred
86% preferred
87 preferred
Associated General Utilitiessee Investing Companies
Associated Public Utility
Ask
80
—
77
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941-M&N
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'51 J&D
York Rys 1st M? 5s '37 opt.J&D
101
M&N
1st lien 6s ser Bt 1953.
1953
102
United Traction (Albany)—
Con g 4%s 2004
J&D /
4%
Unit Trac (Pgh)—See Phlla Co
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
Sink fd M 6s 1953
A&O / 26
Upper Mich Pow & Light—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1959
101
F&A
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A. .A&O
104%
Utah Power & Light Co—
Deb 6s May 1 2022.—M&N
102%
1st lien gen M 5s 1944—F&A
104%
1st lien & gen M 4%s 1944.F&A
101%
Utlca Belt Line Street Ry—
1st 5s 1939
M&N f
Utlca El L & P 1st 5s 1950—-J&J
123
Utlca G & El ref & ext 5s '57 J&J
131
Co Bldg (Kanata Realty)—
5s 1956
F&A
101
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
1st 4%s 1941
M&S
Vermont Ltg Corp 1st 5s*44 A&O
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
J&D
26
Virginia Electric & Power—
1st & ref M 3%s B 1968—M&S
109%
Virginia Public Service Co—
1st & ref 5%s 1946 ser A..F&A
102
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B
J&D
102%
1st & ref 6s ser O 1952....M&S
103
Deb s f 6s 1946
F&A
101%
Washington Gas & Electric Co—
1st s f 5%s 1947
1.F&A
1st M 5%s 1953—
.J&J
1st M 5s 1955
—..M&N
1st lien & ref 6s w w I960.F&A
Washington Gas Lt 5s '60..M&N
128
Washington Ry & Elec CoConsolidated 4s 1951
J&D
109
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949
A&O
106
1st guar 5s 1949
..A&O
111%
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
105
Washington Water Power Co—
1st mtge 3%s 1964
...J&D
109
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1940
—J&J
9%
114%
110%
108%
116%
1
87%
....
Serial debentures—
104%
103%
United Rys of St Louis—/
Gen g 4s July 1
108
Wichita Water 6s 1949
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
104%
40
8
106%
Arkansas Pow & Lt 87 pref
*
6% preferred
.*
Associated Gas & Elec com ....]
Common class A
.1
Original preferred
84 preferred
103
103%
Wat 5s '52..J&D
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
1st M s f 6s 1953
—
J&J /
__
United Railways of Havana—
Eq 7%s Feb 15 1936
F&A /
101
Bid
Stocks
Westmoreland
_
102%
Virginia
1st mtge 4s 1961
A&O
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave Ry
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s *50.-J&D
^
Oonv coll tr 5 %s B 1960—J&J
United Rys Cos 4% ctfs '49. J&J
Ask
West Texas Utilities Co—
57
...
3%s 1956
A&O
2d extended 5%s 1956...M&N
109%
59 %
104
1st 1 & ref 5%s 1945 Ser A.M&S
Tyrol Hydro-Electric Pow Co—
1st Ms f 7%s 1955
M&N/
Guar s f 7s 1952
—F&A /
Ujlgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M b f 7s 1945
M&S15
71
Union Electric Co of Missouri—
1st mtge & coll tr 3 %s 1962 J&J
108
8% notes,1942..
J&J
101%
Union Elev KR—See N W Elev
Union Gas Co. of Canada—
1st serial 4s 1940-42.
J&D
61
1st serial 4%s 1943-45
J&D
61
1st 4%s 1950
J&D
71%
Union Gas System—
1st M & coll s f 5s 1948-..J&D
72%
Union Passenger Railway—
1st 4s Miur 31 1961
A&O
78
2d ext 4s Mar 31 I960
A&O
76
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
103
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s '49—J&D
118
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A._
100
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B._
92
United Electric Service (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A—J&D
20
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—
1st s f 5%s 1948
....J&J
73
United Light & Power Co—„
Deb g 6%s 1974
.M&N
90
1st 1 & consol 5%s 1959—A&O
107%
Deb g 6s 1975—
..M&N
85
United Lt&Rys(Me)6s A'52 A&O
118%
Deb 6s 1973
J&J
84%
Un Lt Rys (Del) deb 5%s.52 F&A
93%
United Public Utilities Corp—
Oonv coll tr 6s A 1960
J&J
103%
West Philadelphia Pass Ry—
1st ext
_
1st lien&ref5%s A 1952—J&D
1st lien & ref 5 %s B J952 .J&J
Twin States Gas & Electric—■
Bid
Bonds
West End St Ry—See Boston El
West End Trac—See Phlla Co
West Ohio Gas 1st s f 5s 1958J&J
West Perm Elec deb 5s 2030. A&O
West Penn Power—
1st M 5s 1963 series E
M&S
1st M 3%s ser I 1966..... J&J
1st M 3s ser K 1970
M&S
West Penn Tr 1st 5s I960..J&D
Ex-dividend.
34
dec., 1940]
Par
Stocks
^
Cleve Elec Ilium
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland
Kail way
25
26
27%
4%
77%
28%
.
116
28%
115%
28%
Commonwealt b & Sou Corp com *
%
1
Optional warrants
382
$6 preferred
Commonwealth Tel (Pa) 7% pf 20
Commonwealth Utility 633 % pf-*
55*«
54
6
100
Commonwealth Water Co—
100
106
Commonwealth Water St Light—
n
*
...10
.
First preferred H%
104
n
107
1033
9
IUi«
46%
23%
Community Pub Ser com
..25
Community Water derv com..
7% preferred
Concord Elec Co 6% pref—^.100
118
*
43
Conn Gas & Coke Sec pref
Common
•
35
39
Connecticut Light & Power
*
56*
58"
Cons Edison Co of N Y
70%
22
10533
"l%
29
31
151
154
10733
10533
*
com
10933
10633
9333
9133
1
5
1
—
»
1
«•
«*
6% preferred..
_.__.*
Danbury & Bethel G St E pf
25
Dayton Pow & Lt 433% pref.100
Denver Tramway com
*
115
117
27
*
*
100
333
175
3%
6%
common.....
70c
75c'
73
10
1233
2
1%
17
14
2
90
94
19
22
25k
4
3%
4%
64%
65
56
57%
4%
3%
74%
6% preferred.............100
8% preferred
100
Elec Power & Light Corp
*
$7 preferred
*
$6 preferred
*
2d pref series A
*
Optional warrants
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
Preferred series A 7%
100
El Paso Nat Gas com......
3
7% Preferred
100
4%
120
4%
3IS
31
2633
12%
lk
99
27%
14
2
101
60
ElUabethtown Water Com...100
Elizabeth Consol Gas
100
113
118
214
218
76
Federal Light & Tr com
15
Preferred ($0)
*
Federal Power St Light com...60
Without par value,
dh
o
5
633
40
88%
52
Phila
5?7
R
T
56
21%
12
98%
22]
12;
102
100
Michigan Consol Gas
Michigan Public Service
6% preferred
4
8
108
110
*
1433
55"
5
—
1334
50"
533
%6
3%
333
333
33
33
_*
Convertible pref A
Midland Util 7% prior lien.. J00
prior lien
100
7% preierred class A
.100
0% preferred class A
100
Minnesota Pow & Lt 7% pref 100
$0 cum preferred
*
0%
1433
110
110
Montana Dakota Utilities
100
Units.
International Ry v t c
Internat Teleg of Me (gu)
.100
100
International Telep & Teleg
*
Foreign share ctfs
*
International
108 %
4
21
1093|
2%
3
2
2
5%
36
74
3%
85
633
3733
90
6
4%
20
*
*
*
Investors Telephone com
Iowa Electric Co—
233
$3
1
10
Class A
1%
50
100
25
2k
3%
27
preferred
50
10
*
conv
$0 preferred
*
1st pref 100
0% preferred
100
Nevada-Calif Electric com—..10
Preferred
100
New Bedford Gas & Edison Lt.25
Nebraska Power 7%
"433
*
16
1733
100
31
33
100
33
35
71
74
81
73
New Eng Pow Assn com
100
100
7% pref—-100
*
Iowa Pub Serv $0 pref
6% % preferred
$7 preferred
*
10333
104
15
-
Iowa Southern UtilitiesCommon
*
0% arrearcertificates———100
6%% arrear certificates
100
7% arrear certificates
100
Italian Superpower—
See Investing Companies.
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd
Preferred
3
1233
1433
15
|7 preferred
———
$6 preferred.
$0 prior pref
it*
*
*
*
New England Tel St Tel——100
—
New Haven Water
16
New
18
New Jersey Water pref
New Mexico Gas com
50
Jersey Pow St Lt $0 pref—*
6% preferred——
116
103
7
28%
7 33
8833
9833
107
2033
4633
135
56
Canadian price.
I New stock.
10833
2033
50
5k
17
4833
13633
5633
22
1533
9Q
4333 Nov. 19
4%
433
7
8733
115
"l"
31
67
20
733
54
18
141
66*
833
733
6333
12233
8033
11133
103
—-5
5
46
34
r
833
8933
100
ll'k
10733
Nominal,
30
28
1333
32
96
81
11633
10333
733
39
533
100
50
8533
100
129
100
n
*
0% preferred
-—-.100
$2 preferred
*
New England Pow Co $0 pref.100
New England Pub Ser com
*
$7 prior preferred—
*
—
433
—*
Jamaica Water Supply.—....—*
$5 cum pref ser A—
*
k Last sale,
83"
103"
*
Common
*
$533 preferred stamped--
Iowa Elec Lt & Power Co—
0% preferred A
6%% preferred
7% preferred O
9333
7833
New Eng Gas & Elec Assn—
100
6% % preferred
7 % "preferred
111.
Mountain States Tel & Tel. .100
33
87
15
50
Narragansett El 4% % pref
Nassau & Suffolk 7% pref
National City Lines com
2
Companies.
...
see page
5% preferred
y*
86
83
48
com
433
.
95
*
Supply
6
33
433
92
40
100
10
National Gas & Elec com
National Power & Light com
Interstate Power pref $7
$6 preferred
Called for redemption,
*
*
Montreal Tramways com.
1%
Utilities—
See Investing
10
100
100
com.
Montana Power 0% pref
Montreal L H & Pow Cons
Montreal Telegraph
Mountain States Power
"4"
*
com
5% preferred
0% preferred
Mountain Fuel
6
*
Water
Monongahela L & P—See PhllaOo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhllaOo
Monongahela Valley Water—
7% preferred
100
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pref 15
20%
25c
"3
100
100
Missouri Pub Service
35
108"
110
100
15
77*
75
Mexican Northern Ry com
Preferred
Mexican Utilities preferred
82
Iowa Power & Lt
6%
*
12*3
12%
84%
63
70
97
80
86
83%
83 k
9
Fairm't Pk & Hadd Pass Ry—See
Fall River Elec Light
25
Fall River Gas Works
25
•
89%
86%
85
Erie Coach
Company.............50
European Elec class A
10
Essex
29
33
2033
433
10833
112
85"
85%
033% preferred..
100
6% preferred
100
Empire Power Corp—
See Investing Companies.
Engineers Pub Serv com
..1
$5 cumulative preferred
*
$533 pref (with warrants)—_*
$6 preferred
*
333
5
10133
3
106
110
Power Securities
19
133
9033
10033
*
0% preferred
100
Indiana Hydro Elec 7% pref.100
Indiana Service Co 0% pref—100
7% preferred
.100
Indiana Telephone Corp
100
Indianapolis Power A Light—
Common
*
0% preferred
100
6 %% preferred
—100
5% % preferred
100
Indianapolis Ry Co v t c
100
Interboro Rapid Transit
Common certificates of deposit.
Internat Hydro-El Syst A
25
Conv pref $3.50 series
50
Inter-Mountain Telep
10
Internat
3233
*
cum preferred
preferred series C
$0 prior preferred
7% prior preferred
Mississippi Power $0 pref
_*
$7 preferred
*
Miss Power & Light 0% pref
*
Mississippi Riv Pow 0% pref.100
Missouri Pow & Lt $6 pref.
*
*
8
$6
112
International Power Co
1st preferred
133
$5
110
47
100
Preferred 7%
65
Memphis Natural Gas
Metropolitan Edison Co—
100
Interstate Natural Gas
50
Empire & Bay State Tel (gu) 100
Empire District Elec 6% pf-.lOO
Empire Gas & Fuel Co pf 8% .100
"af
Service—
Teleg guar)..100
89
33
1934
433
$2 Preferred
ill'
a
103
1233
108
32
3133
110
57
Preferred
\l»
57%
a
116
0% prior preferred
100
Power & Light Associat'n
*
Internat Ocean
50
com
12%
55
%
....
98""
94
*
*
ft
3
47*
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
70
112%
1833
38
59
1833
10233
3233
50
*
58%
*
15c
Illinois Power & Light—
General
24
30c
106
19
100
Middle West Corp com
Midland United com...
7% preferred
933
34
2433
Mass
111312
98
3%
28 k
6k
Indiana
25
$6 preferred
$5 preferred
II*
*
62
3%
85"
Market St Ry(San Francisco)
Middlesex
3%
36%
77
103
81
Marion (Ohio) Water 7% pref.100
Marion Reserve Pow $5 pref
;.*
114
$6 preferred
llumtnating Shares class A
100
102
38
25
Marcon Int Marine Commun'y—
Amer dep rets for ord shs.... £1
3
I
633
16
45
25
Electric Co
102%
50
55
5433
100
100
*
7733
10733
100
common
46
7
68
El $0 pref...*
*
100
Illinois Iowa Power
47
25
Certificates of deposits
J33
16%
15 %
*
*
100
100
100
Hudson & Manhattan
36
._*
6
11%
a
cl A...
5% non-cum preferred
Huntington Water 7% pref
Idaho Power 7% pref
6% 1st preferred
111 Comm'l Telep 6% pref
Indiana Assoc Telep $0 pref
140
*
'
100
100
100
100
100
100
*
*
100
100
25
44
Arrears certificates
15"
-
5%
com
Eliz & Trenton RR
116
3
com
Conv stock
Electric Bond & Share..
Electric Ferries
11
-
%
2k
27%
*
50
5% conv preferred
-
7c
1
Preferred
com
100
Common with warrants
35
47
*
*
5
Manhattan Railway 7% guar
Certificates of deposits
Modified 5% guar
33
65
3%
63%
26
Houston Natural Gas com
10c
-
East Coast Public Service vtc..l
East Middlesex Street Ry.—.100
Eastern Util Assoc
-
10
233
74
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co—
Duqueene Nat Gas common
•
$4 preferred
•
$5 preferred
*
—
33
~2%
2
1
100
Havana Elec & Util $5 pref
111
110
25
Havana Elec Ry com..
113^
2
25
com
Holyoke Water Power
~
6633
10
112
100
6% preferred
4%% prior preferred
Eastern Mass St Ry com
6% 1st pref stamped
6% pref B stock
5% adjustment stock
Eastern Mich Transportation
Eastern Minn Power 6% pref
East Shore Pub Serv 633% pf
6% preferred
Easten Telep & Teleg
Hartford Gas
103
55
100
Light $0 pf.*
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
Manchester Gas pref
92
112%
32%
32%
100
Lynn Gas & Elec Co
25
Mackay Companies 4% pref. .100
iiH Maiden
110
—
Fower &
Louisv Gas & Elec
$7 preferred
85
90
100 %
1
Louisiana
Luzerne <^0 Gas &
723^
--20
Harrisburg Gas 7% preferred. 100
Harrisburg Rys common
60
Hartford Electric Light....
25
113 k
75c
9
64
100
East Tenn Lt & Pow $6 pref
*
11233
17
96
—
*
5% preferred
0% preferred.
7% preferred
Lowell Electric Light
99
89
15
Haverhill Gas Light
25
Hesronville M & F—See PhilaRT
120
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc's
Hamilton Gas common
6% preferred
109
Duke Power
41
9833
84
25
*
*
Long Island Lighting com
7 % preferred A
6 % preferred B
Long view Bridge class A
40
25
Water
7% pref class A
Hamilton Bridge common
Bridge
Lone Star Gas Corp
II"
Gas
*
Lexington Wat Serv 7% nref.100
Light & Pow Securities Co
*
Preferred..
100
10
PhilaRT
.25
Pass—See
Common
1
Haverhill Elec Co
117
Detroit Edison
Detroit Int'l Bridge com..
20
116
106
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
-
..
Preferred
133
k
113
100
Preferred.
5333
33
6% preferred
Dallas Power & Light 7% pref 100
Derby Gas & Elec $7 pref
53%
%
47%
22
43
Cumber (and Co (Maine) Power
& Light 6% preferred
100
533% preferred
22
$1.25 pref
*
Greenwich Water Sys 6% pf-_100
Gulf Power $6 preferred
*
Gulf States Util $6 pref
♦
$5.50 preferred
*
Greenwich
ICO
"233
100
100
1
1
1
1
com
vtc
75
21 k
82
Hackensack
1
Cumberland Gas
1333
*
com..—20
preferred
50
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
Harrisburg
preferred
*
15
80
100
100
Lexington Telep 6% pref
Gold & Stock Telep (guar)
100
Green & Coates—See Phila R T
Green Mt Pow Corp $6 pref...*
120
111
7% preferred
6%
40
8
33
—
34
7 % prior preferred
100
Oontinen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Continental Telephone 633 % pref
Cuban Telep common
36
Germantown
105
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Corp
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phila Co
Consumers Gas (Reading)....25
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Consumers Power $5 pref
*
Crescent Public Service
40
11
110%
21 h
*
$5 preferred
*
Consol Gas Co (Pgh) pref..
50
Consolidated Gas Utilities com.l
$4.60 preferred
Continental Gas & Electric—
35
36
36
10
69%
com
40
$3 preferred
*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
*
$5 preferred
—*
Georgia Power & Lt 6% pref
*
116
Lewiston Gas Lt 5% pref
62
9
100
100
4%% pref series B
4% preferred series C__
107
433
34%
Gen Wat Gas & Elec com
50%
48%
433% preferred
100
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref.. 100
7% Junior preferred
50
Keystone Fub ferv $2.80 pref..*
Keystone Telep mne $4 pref
50
Key West Elec 1% pref
100
Kings Co Ltg ; % pref
100
5% preferre
100
Laclede Gas Light.
100
5% preferred
100
Lawrence Gas & Elec Co
25
2%
109""
60
Gen Telep Tri Corp
120
117
100
*
43*% preferred
Warrants
110
105
96
*
11633
103
94
8*
5%% preferred
100
Connecticut Power
25
Connecticut Ry & Lighting... 100
Consol Elec & Gas $6 pref
Cons Gas E L & P (Bait)
conv
Kansas Gas & Elec 7% pref.. 100
6% preferred
Kansas Power Co 0 % pref
7% preferred
Kansas Power & Light—
133
117
40
130
106
Gen Telephone Corp
$2.50
7% preferred
8c
103
*
6433
5% preferred
*
9333
11933
*
4%
7%
58
General.Pub Util common
16
13%
*
100
100
100
40
28
lk
6% preferred
100
5%% preferred
100
Gen Gas & Elec (Del) com A..*
$5 prior preferred
*
$6 cum conv pref ser A
*
$6 conv pref ser B
$7 preferred
$8 preferred
*
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
Araer shs for ordinary stockGeneral Public Service Corp—
See Investing Companies.
*
;
Bid
10933
*
R T
Phila
Telegraph (guar)... 100
Gandy Bridge common
*
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
Preferred
100
Gary Elec & Gas common
*
Gatlneau Power com——
*
48"
Common
24%
113 33
40
28
Franklin
114
6% preferred.
y0
7% preferred
Community Pow & Lt
53
S'thwark—see
B
Kansas City Pub Serv
Preferred
Kansas Elec Pow 0% pref
47
Kraukf'd
Par
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7% pf 100
0% preferred
100
5%% preferred
.100
Kansas City Power & Light—
1 st pref $6 series
106
52
111
36
60%
114%
5%% preferred
45
104
58
100
..100
35
36
50
—
Florida Power & Lt $7 pref
&
33
33%
pref..100
*
Florida Telephone..
.100
Frankfort Kentucky Nat Gas. .85
Commonwealth Edison Co....25
Commonwealth Gas
1
...
34
74
■JkH
79
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—
6% preferred A
6%% preferred B
^
Florida Power Corp 7 %
Preferred $50 par
31%
32%
69
*
100
100
100
6% preferred series A
5% preferred
5% conv preferred
*
*
—
Fitchburg Gas & Elec Light.
113k
25
Colum G & El Corp (Del) com
A..*
com
nrpfpn*AH
41 k
115
40
*
...10b
.
Coast Co Gas & El 5%
Water'Service
$6 preferred
SB % preferred
101
*
common..
Federal
103
103
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Phila Co.
t
^ed St & Pleasant wal—See
7 % preferred
100
City Water Co (Chat) pref
100
City Water (New Castle) pref.100
day of the month preceding the date of issue
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Citizens Water Co of Wash (Pa)-
79
stocks
utility
public
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
* Ex-dividend.
89
11633
80
Par
Stocks
com....*
New Orleans Pub. Serv
7% preferred----*
Newport Electric Corp com.--20
6% preferred--—
---100
Newport Water $6 preferred----*
pref 100
(guar)—25
N Y City Omnibus common
*
New Rochelle Water 7 %
N Y Mutual Telegraph
Option warrants
........
N YPow A Lt Corp $6
7%
pref-—--*
------100
preferred
N Y A Queens El
Bid
21
are as near as
5%
preferred
.--100
N Y Railways pref — -———-*
N Y & Richmond Gas 6% preflOO
N Y State El & Gas 5% % pfd-100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
Niagara Hudson Power.——-10
1st pref $5 series—--——100
2d pref 5% series————100
Class A option warrants—....
Olasb B option warrants
Norristown Water Co...-----50
North American Co
--10
50
6% preferred series-.
40
25%
8
26%
110
100
Philadelphia Traction
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
2%
65
Phila Transportation
*32
Phila Traction—See
16%
56%
55%
(Del).....-10
—*
$4 preferred--
3%
14
59
'
—
7% preferred—.-———-100
6% preferred
—100
(Minn) $5 series cum pref..—*
Northwest Electric 7 % pref-—100
North West Util 7% pref
100
7% prior lien
-—..100
N'western Pub Serv 6% pref-100
—100
50
7% preferred
Northwestern Telegraph (guar)
NY PA NJ Utilities $3 pref
*
4
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Cities Water preferred
Ohio Edison $6 pref
--*
$7 preferred—
100
Ohio Power 6% prefOhio Public Service 5%
5%% 1st preferred
0% preferred
7% preferred
—
Ohio Service Holding
5% preferred—
*
*
PWf-lQO
—100
—100
—.100
108%
115%
Plain field Union
Portland Elec Pow 6% pref
Non-cum preferred..
Potomac Edison Co 6%
9%
73
113
8*
10
85
77
115
83
2d preferred
Providence Gas Co
Public Elec Light 6%
15%
84
86
94
96
36%
38
26
25
2%
3
26
109%
113%
109%
114%
113
101
115
105%
110 %
106%
112%
115%
117
$1.40 preferred class A
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
10
46
21^
49
11
103%
93
W*
99
15""
27%
34
31
36%
107
80%
72%
3%
$2.80
25
preferred—.—————*
$5 preferred———————*
Pennsylvania Gas common-...-*
Penn Gas A Elec Co 7 %ft>ref—100
Penna Gas As Elec Corp $7 pref—*
Class A
—...—
18
27H
34%
31%
38
107%
82%
75
m
37%
Citizens
Traction..-—.—..50
50
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pref 100
39%
2
31
33%
32
35
37%
65%
38
67
Monongahela Lt A Pow
50
Monongahela St Ry—.——50
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T
Phila A Grays—See Phila R T
Philadelphia Elec Co com—.—*
$5 preferred--- ...
——•
Phila Elec Power 8% pref-.—.25
117%
*
46
Puget Sound Pr A Lt $6 pref
*
$5 prior preferred.
*
Quebec Power common..
*
Queens Borough G A E 6% pf 100
Rapid Transit Ry—See P 8 Corp
Republic Nat Gas....
2
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Pow—
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode Isld Pub Serv $2 pref 27%
104
12
16
33
83*
2*
115
ad*
106%
107
106%
125
0$
10
1%
113
%
113"
111%
106
108%
59
56%
17"
38%
1%
1%
108
19%
93
7%
80%
43
85%
12%
a
lie
x
60
12%
115
24%
25"
-
94
100
—100
100
100
—100
115%
68%
70%
1st $5 preferred—
—100
2d $5 preferred
Second Ave RR Cop (N Y)
2d A 3d Sts Ry—See Phila R T
Shasta Water Co
13
Shawinigan Water A Power
Shenango Valley Water pref—100
Sierra Pac Elec 6% pref. 100
Sierra Pacific Pow common—.15
Preferred-...
...——-100
Sioux City Gas A Electric—25
$7 preferred.—..........100
South B ay Oonsol Wat 6% pf-100
Sou Carolina El A Gas 7 % pf. 100
South Carolina Power 6% pref..*
Sou to Pittsburgh Water—
6% preferred...———.—100
7% preferred-—.....——100
4%% preferred
100
Southeastern Telephone com
*
6% preferred..............25
Southern & Vlantic Teleg (gu).25
12
101
115
20%
115
8%
12%
—
«•
-
—
21%
117
16
15%
103%
104%
3
5
60
86
a
12%
30
116
31
30%
118
32%
22%
17
26
Originalpreferred
14
24
20
26
29
46%
29%
...25
34%
34%
25
34%
25%
10]
35
Southern Col Pow com A
25
Preferred
.-.....-..100
63'
68
ii%
6.36% preferred
.......100
7% preferred....——.100
United Public Service Corp..
1
United Pub Util com A
♦
Ol&ss B common—..........1
$2.75 preferred
$3 preferred
preferred.....—100
Southern Nat Gas oom—....7%
.*
.........
Washington Wat Pow 6% pref—*
1
•102%
16%
14
2
1%
14*
12*
15*
14*
20
23
26
99
55
65
22
2%
4
i*
105
23
24
114
80
98
100
6
104
6%
,
106
25c"
5
3%
112%
114%
104
105
34
31%
43
115%
109
104
~i%
20
113
114
9%
10%
9
10
9%
10%
15
28;
103%
17%
1
109]
ioj
115
123
24]
84]
85]
96
7&c*
97^
27
4%
78
79
15%
9
94
84
23%
Io%
800
1IF
phio Gas
cum
101
100
100
preferred
$
111
*
99%
26%
...100
119%
com
West Phila Pass—See Phila R T
West Texas Utilities $6 pref
West Va Water Serv 6% pref
*
Western Lt A Tel com
.....1
Preferred
25
Western Massachusetts Cos
*
Western NT Y Wate* pref
.._*
Western Pub Serv $1.50 pref....*
Western Union Telegraph..
100
Westmoreland Water pref-.——*
101%
104
86c
27%
28%
13
17
78
.....100
Class B
Preferred
Wisconsin Electric Power—
.............
1.25
100
6% pref (1897 series)....—100
Common
.—20
4%% preferred—-—-.—.100
Wise Hydro-Elec 6% pref.
100
Wise Michigan Pow 4% % pf-100
Wisconsin Pow Ac Lt 6% pref-100
7% preferred—
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp 7% pflOO
6%% preferred—..——.100
6% preferred
100
—
Power Co——
-5
10
102
39
105
110
116
110
106
107 %
£
Worcester Trans Assoc-.-.-... *
York (Pa) Railways pref—50
22
.............50
York Water Co....——-.-.-.10
28""
-
Common
Without par value.
{ Trading discontinued in these issues, and while saleable, the price would be based upon
and the consol. 3-6% bonds as shown in the reorganization plan,
a Called for redemption, see page 111.
/Flat
r Canadian price
t New stock,
s Ex-dividend,
*
-
United Utility Co common....10
Utah Power A Light $6 pref —*
$7 preferred
*
Utilities Power Ac Light—
Old 7% cum preferred
100
Utilities Stock A Bond Corp—1
Virginia Electric A; Power—
$6 preferred
*
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref...100
6% preferred
100
Washington (D O) Gas LightCommon
.._.......*
4% % conv preterred
100
Wash Gas A Elec 7% prof.... 109
Wash (D O) Ry Ac El com.... 100
5% preferred
......100
Wolverine
Southern Indiana Gas A Elec—
cum
United Gas Improvement......*
$5 preferred
...♦
United 111 Co of New Haven—_.*
United Lt & Pr com A......
*
Common B
_*
...
110
30
preferred
1
*
Wheeling Elec 6% pref......100
Willlamsport Water pref—— *
Winnipeg Elec class A
115
107
102
2%
...
88" Wheeling Bridge....
105
a
5 % % preferred series O——.25
6% preferred series B......-25
...—..25
........
......
4%% preferred
.
earn
$7 non-voting pref..
Warrants
6% cum preferred
West Penn Power Co
%
7%
...
6%
$3 cum preferred
♦
Warrants
United Gas A Elec (Conn) com.*
7% preferred
.—.100
United Gas A El (N J) 5% pf_100
7%
14
Southern Calif Water pref.——25
Southern Canada Power-.-.—-*
21%
7% preferred
-.100
Union Electric Co of Missouri—
5% preferred
.......*
Union Gas (Canada)
*
Union Gas System com
10
Preferred
50
Union Pass—See Phila R T
Union St Ry (New Bedford)..100
Union Traction—See Phila R T
United Corp
..._•
com
.....
...
West Penn Elec Co class A—
Seattle Gas common
Southern Gadf Gas Co—
6% preferred series A
13%
Tide Water Power 6 % pref
*
Toledo-Edison pref A 7%—100
6% preferred-—
100
5%
preferred
100
Twin States Gas & El 7 % pref. 100
West
15c
—
*
_
Partic units
Brook
South Calif Edison common—25
4
116
Savannah Elep & Power Co—
~
7% preferred.
6% cum 1st pref
*
United Light Ac Ry 6% pref...100
Water Service 6% pref—
Scranton Transit common
109*
78
%
1
6% preferred series O
J00
6% preferred series D
100
5% preferred series E
..100
Rochester Telep $6% pref
lOu
Rochester Transit common.....*
Rockland Light A Power----.10
St Joseph Ry Lt & Pr 5% pf—100
St Joseph Water 6% pref
.100
St Louis County Water pref.-100
St Louis Public Serv class A-..-1
t6% preferred
6% % preferred
7% preferred
17%% preferred
8% preferred
1%
95
105
%
Texas Power & Lt 7% pref...100
6% preferred
*
Third Avenue Ry (N Y)
100
13th A 15th Sts—See Phila R T
United Gas Corp oom—
5%
50
Preferred
.....—.....50
Rochester Gas A Electric—
6% preferred
..-.--100
San Diego Gas & Elec Co com.. 10
7% preferred.....;
.....100
5% preferred
20
101
111$
....
So
Rio Grande Valley Gas v t c
Riverside Traction..
4.8%
•
113
113
100
pref
*
.....
Rapid Transit St Ry Co—,_106
Scranton-Spring
Consolidated Trac pref
Federal St A Pleasant val—25
122%
110%
Scranton Electric $6 pref
26
5
...
.
158
140
San Antonio Public Service—
4
17%
120
Pennsylvania Power $5 pref....*
112
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 pref.*
110
$6 preferred:
—.....——*
$5 preferred
104
.———*
Pennsylvania State Water, pref.*
106%
Pennsylvania Telephone Co—
58%
$2.50 preferred
-—Pennsylvania Water A Power..-*
54%
$5 preferred
—_———*
114
15
Peoples Gas A Fuel Corp.——1
Peoples G L A O (Chic)..—100
37%
Peoples Light A Power Co A....1
Common class B
.--.1
1
Scrip
/ 103
$3 preferred
......—25
18%
90
Peoples Water A Gas $6 pref..100
Peoria Water Works 7% pref. 100
101
Phila City Pass—See Phila R T
6
Philadelphia Co com—.—...*
preferred—...——*
% cum preferred——...50
cum pref
———*
Allegheny Traction——.50
100
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
10%
103
90
16%
_
28%
100
*
—
15"
109%
Twin City Rap Transit (Minn)..*
Consolidated Trac of N J--100
Public Serv El A G $5
Pacific Public Service—
preferred-—-
46%
109
102
100
Class A
_
6%
8 % preferred
7% preferred6% preferred——
$5 preferred*
7% preferred
...—100
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Common —————*
Pecos Valley Pow A Lt com
*
Peninsular Telephone Co com..*
97"
pref-.*
*
Public Serv of Okla 6% pref—100
117
100
100
115
108
100
100
pref--*
$5 preferred
*
Public Service Corp of N J
*
115
1st preferred..
Pacific Telep A Teleg
:98M
Public Serv Co of N H $6
108
............
5%
95
41
pref—..100
pref—100
$6 preferred
40
12
Texas Gas Util com:.
__1
Texas Hydro Electric$3.50pref.*
*
.50
3%
20
12%
Texas Power Corp common... _.*
60
25
._._.*
Public Serv of End $7 prior
122%
Common
pref—lOO
6% preferred
5% preferred
Syracuse Transit
*
Tacoma Ry A Pow Co...
»
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
5% conv preferred-.
100
Tampa Elec Co
*
7% preferred...
—.100
Tampa Gas, 7% pref.
100
Terre Haute Elec 6% pref
100
Texas Electric Ry....
100
Texas Elec Service #6 nr«f
Texas Gas Distributing Co
Public Serv of Colo 7%
54
43
•
6%
...
106
21
49
*
45c
.
119%
"
78
——100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref... 100
5%%
preferred
10Q
6% preferred
100
Okla Nat Gas Corp com-.——.15
S3 preferred
.......50
$5.50 con v.prior pref———*
Omaha & Council Bluffs Ry—
& Bridge Co 4%Pref-—..100
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry Co
5% preferred..
7!*
-100
com.-I
*
PottsvUle Water Co
Power Corp of Canada com
First preferred
19*
_
7% preferred
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 7% preflOO
—6
8% conv preferred A......100
Oregon Wash Water pref-. ..— *
Ottawa Light Heat As Power—_*
Preferred
...—100
Pacific As Atlantic Tel (gu)
25
Pacific Gas As Electric-..-—25
1st preferred (6%)—......25
1st preferred Wc'(5%%)—-—25
.
Pacific Lighting Coi
;orp com——*
$5 preferred—...—...—*
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref-...100
6% preferred
.......
3
Postal Telegraph System
51
196
Omnibus Corp common
100
_.*
59%
43
—
1%
42
$6 preferred
Portland RR 5% stock
109
119
Swiss Amer Elec 5% pref.500 Fes
96
100
ll*
85
5
Units-——.
Ohio Water Service A com
Preferred
*
Suburban Rapid Transit St Ry.50
Superior Water Light & Power-—
7% preferred..
-.100
pref 100
50
7% prior preferred
Portland Gas A Coke 7%
Portland Gas Light..
16§H
164
»
40
*
Water
B
3
T
100
Philippine Long Dist Tel
104
41
1
com--
R
Pittsburgh Suburban Water—
$5.50 preferred
...100
Northern Indiana Public Serv-
6% preferred..---————100
7% preferred
100
5%% preferred————100
Northern Liberties Gas...
-25
Northern N Y Util7% pref—100
Nor States Power (Del) cl A— -25
Phila
Class
1%
Co com.—'
20
Participating preferred
96
49 %
Co
50
50
2d & 3d Sts Ry guar
—50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry—50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd).
50
Union Traction ($17% pd).50
West Phila Pass guar
50
Phila Suburban Wat 6% pf
100
107%
27%
3%
75%
--100
...
'
PhilaOityPass Ry($22% pd)-50
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
50
Phil A Gray's Fy ($25 pd)—50
84$
48*
Northeastern Wat & Elec com—*
50
Ask
Bid
....
Green A Ooates Sts ($15 pd) 50
Hestonville M A F com:.-.50
Preferred
50
10%
106
116%
105
115
Passenger
Par
Southern New Eng Telep
100
Southern Union Gas com......*
A preferred
.......25
Southwest Consolidated Corp
1
Southwest Gas (Okla) 7% preflOO
Southwest Nat Gas $6 pref
10
Common..
10c
Southwestern G A E 5% pref 100
Southwestern Light A Power—
$6 preferred
*
S'western States Telep com...
1
Springfield City Water 6% pf 100
Springfield Gas A Elec pref-*
Springfield Gas Lt Co
25
Springfield (Mass) St Ry CosPreferred
—100
Standard Gas A Elec com
*
$7 cum prior pref
,_*
"4 cum preferred
*
6 cum prior pref.
*
Standard Pow A Lt com
1
Citizens Passenger guar
50
Continen Pass Ry ($29 pd)-50
Fairm't Pk A Haddington. .50
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass .50
Germantown
Stocks
Ask
{Philadelphia Rapid Transit—50
7%
preferred
50
29
22
30
16
18
23
112
day off the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Par
Stocks
20
110%
27%
105%
5%% preferred
50
North American Light A Power.. 1
$6 preferred
—
*
North Amer Utility Securities.—*
North Boston Ltg Prop com—..*
Preferred
North Texas
possible for the closing
Ask
Light As Pow—
Common
"
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
Quotations for all securities
Phila. Trans. Corp. preferred stock
price,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
under the previous three headings, namely "Railroads" "Investing Companies" and "Public Utilities."
In the
case of stocks,
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
"Industrial and Miscellaneous."
NOTICE—All
bond prices ara "and interest" except
Quotations tor all securities are
Bonds
Bid
MISCELLANEOUS
47
4854
70
70
Adams Express—
See Investing companies
Aeolian Co 6s 1944
49
48
J&D
73
2.15%
2.30%
2.45%
2.60%
73
Blaw-Knox
91
6234
634s
65
9634
40
25
30
A&O
1948—A&O
40
5834
46
50
68 1955._
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s 1946 J&J
30
_
68
70"
73
Allied St's Corp deb 4 34s'50.A&()
Allis-Chalmers
10154
10154
10834
Alpine Montan Steel Corp
1st sf 7s 1955
M&S
Amer Airlines deb 434s 1941-J&J
102
102
10854
25
Amer Dept St's (Pa) 4s *48.-J&D
50
(DeP 6s *47.J&D
Amer Fruit Growers 5s 1950-F&A
60
Amer Dept St's
65
American I G Chem Corp—
Conv deb 5348 1949
M&N
10434
53
75"
10434
American
.
International Corp—
See Investing Companies
Brandram-fienderson 6s '56.J&D /
Bklyn Serv Station 534s *46-J&D
Brown Coal Indus 6 34s '53..A&O /
Brown Co 1st 534s 1946
A&O/
1st 5hs 1950 ser B
M&S /
Bruck Silk M Ltd 6 34s '45.M&N
Bryant Paper 6s A 1942
M&N
1st 6s
534%
notes
1956
1946352
Am Silica-Sand 6s 1951
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951
Debenture 6s 1944
4% notes
J&D /
M&S
55
5634
9734
M&S /
20
F&A
116
A&O
118
mm
m
m.
American Type Founders Inc—
92 34
66
2d mtge inc 7s Jan 1 1943.M&S /
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink tund deo 434s 1950.-A&O
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
S f inc deb 434-5s 1967
J&J
Anthony (E C)—
1st s f 68 (San Fran) 1942 J&D
105
9434
6834
66
10554
3334
3434
98
15
30
43
6834
42
66 34
12
30
Arcade Mall Iron 7s 1943.-M&N
Armour & Co of Delaware—
10534
10554
A&O
80
Arundel Bond Corp 3-5s Dec 1 '53
106
10534
81
85
Arundel D**b
Calaveras Timber 1st 6s '38-M&N
_
49
Campbell Transportation Co—
Equip trust 434s to 1946--M&S
Equip trust 4s to 1951..--J&J
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&A
..J&J
75
7434
10234
M&S
10534
—
Conv deb 43*8
1939
J&J
Autocar Co 7s ext 1947—M&N
Avery (B F) & Sons 5s w w*47J&D
Without warrants
10634
10134
103
30
40
4
7
35
106
10234
9934
10334
117
70
11834
101
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
Mtge 6s 1950
M&S
Bait Steam Packet 5s 1942..F&A
Baragua Sugar
Cum Inc deb
6s
1947
J& J
J&D
47
50
95
Bates Valve Bag 6s 1942—.F&A
100
9954
Battle Creek Sanitarium—
1st sf 434s A 1954
J&J
Baush Mach Tool ext 5s '41.M&S /
Bayway Terminal 2nd Inc 6s '57- /
Beaver Mills 1st 5s 1950
J&J
Bedford Pulp & Pap«r 634s 1942Beech Creek O & O 5s 1944—J&D
Bendlx Home Appliances—
6% conv debs 1944
M&N
45
Purch
6s 1998—Q-Feb
Steel Corp—
money
Bethlehem
43^8 to 1941
J&J
15-yr s f conv 3 34« debs '52 A&O
Cons mtge 3 34 s ser F 1959-J&J
Cons mtge 3s ser G I960—F&A
Cons Tutge 3 Josser H '65—F&A
Serial debentures—
?.50% due Mar
.00% due Mar
1.25%
1.50%
1.75%
2.00%
a
due Mar
due Mar
due Mar
due Mar
30
28
31
99
67
27
24
26
65
102
2734
87
91
88
152
155
10734
i—• o o
i—i—» «•'
108
J&D
1st & gen 5s 1957 J
J&J
Canadian Bakeries 63*s '45-M&S
Canadian Oanners Ltd 4s'51M&N
Canadian International Paper—
1st M 6s 1949
J&J
Can Locomotive 6s July 1953
Canadian National Steamship—
M&S
Can PowA Pap Inv 5s 1958.F&A
Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947-
F&A
A&O
Carthage Marble Corp—
lstsf 634s A 1942
M&S
1st n-c income 5s Apr 1951
Cassco Corp inc 6s 1949
M&S
Celanese Corp of America—
3s debentures 1955
F&A
65
3734
Cum inc 5s April 1967
^
l«t 534■ aer O 1946
70
1013
1013
J&D
Consolidated Cement Oorp—
Cum inc 6s 1950
F&A
Cum Inc 6% notes 1950.-F&A
9834
80
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
4s wi 1950--/
Oonsol Indus (111) 5s 1958.-M&S
Consolidated Oil deb 3 Us '51 J&D
100
100
1053
483
693
834
Oonsol Paper Corp 534« 1961. J&J
Oonsol Press 634s 1949
J&D
Consoi Toxtiln |st Ks 1941
.J&D
Certificates of deposit
conv
inc 5s 1953
,1*
M&N
Consolidated Warehouses Inc—
1st non-cum inc 6s 1947—_ J&J
|/
Consolidation Coal Co—
Sink fund 5s July 1 I960—J&J
12
7434
7134
Consumers Co (111) 5s 1956..J&J
Consumers Rock & Gravel—
6s 1948
J&J
15
Oonfl Invest Bond
Oorp 3-5s '53.
Oont'l Invest Deb Corn 4-6s '53—
Continental Oil—
Conv deb 234s 1948
J&D
85
10534
Continental Roll & 8ceel
Fdy—
1st M conv s f 68 1950
J&D
Coplay Cement Mfg 6s '41
A&O
Cosden Petroleum conv 5s '47 J&J
9934
-
57
Cosgrove Meehan Coal 634s 1945. /
5
Crane Co 3^rs f deb 1951. J&D a 101
2 34s s f debs 1950
A&O
10134
Credit Fonder Franco-Oanad—
5%
61
M&S
Credit Service—See
Investing Cos
Crowley Milner 5 34s 1946—M&N
75
67
68
70
67
69
7034
69
7934
49
8034
97
51
3734
98
72
72
53
39
4
5
9134
10434
10134
9534
100
f deb 4s 1950..
51
..M&S
9334
Dairyland League—
Certifs 6s May 1 1944
Certifs 5s May 1 1945
Certifs 5s May 1 1946
Certifs 5s May 1 1947
Certifs 5s May 1 1949
Certifs 5s May 1 1950
Davidson Biscuit 5 34s A '45 A&O
/ 102
9834
9634
9534
9434
9334
/
/
/
/
/
/
93
10134
Davidson-Boutell 5s 1946—-J&D
100
De Bardeleben Coal
Corp—
1st cum inc 5s 1957-.Ann April /
29
Bep Rock Oil 7s T 937 stmp M&S /
51
Berfield Glassine 1st 5s Mar *50. /
45
Defiance Paper 6s 1939
52
J&D
Delaware Floor Products—
*»2nd Income 6s Mar 1946
28
Detroit City Ice & Fuel—
4s w w 1948—.
F&A
86
Detroit Garages 534s Mar 1948— /
4534
Detroit Har Term 1st 6a '50-M&S
/ 19
Detroit Times 6s 1941 to *43 M&S 6 100 to
Deutsche Rentenbank—
Farm Ln s f 6s Oct 15*60 A&OIS
/
26 34
Series B__
/
21
Dickey (W 8) Clay Mfg Co—
Cum inc 5s (ex-stk) Nov 1 1949
103 34
Dickinson (Alb't) 634s 1935.J&D /
10
3
10
35
99
9934
Distribution Term Warehouse—
5s 1956
A&O
35
88
89
Dom Coal 1st 434* ser A
Serial 33*a 1940-1943
6934
Gen mtge 5s 1941
M&S
Central Iron & Coal 6s 1938.F&A /
Central Ry Term & Cold Storage
90
Oorp—
94
26
24
A&O /
10
10634
8834
Oespedes Sugar 7 34s 1939—M&S /
4
96
Champion Pap Corp 6s '45.-F&A
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
mm
m>
89
5
-J&D
101
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945.M&N
Climax Engineering 5s 1946-A&O,
10134
Colonial Colliery 6s
b Basis.
1954—M&S /
M&S
ferial debentures
0.35% Sept 1 1941
10334
105
10634
34
94
70
73
70
66
53
5434
104
100
10034
10034
10034
107
Sept 1 1945.
Sept 1 1946.
Sept 1 1947
Sept 1 1948
Sept 1 1949
Sept 1 1950
Dryden Paper 6s 1949
Dufferin Paving & Stone—
1.40%
1.60%
1.75%
1.90%
2.00%
2.05%
101
101
101
101
101
101
65
Jan
Deb 5s series A 1955
F&A
28
DuMont (Allen B) Laboratories—
2VS-5s
M&N
1949
50
Durham Duplex Raaor 6a 1955—
Durez:Plastics & Chem—
117
103
63
107
56
58
434s conv debs 1949---.-M&S
Earl Fruit 1st s f 534s 1947- -M&N
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952-J&J
67
75
Eastern
29
30
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales
52.A&N
City Ice (Kansas) 6s 1940
A&O /
City Savings Bank of
F&A /
Budapest 7s 1953---
10-yr 534% notes 1947—J&J
--
106
ex-w 1937
M&N / 15
5s with stock 1937
M&N / 15
Ohesap'ke-GampOorp434«,47J&J a 10434
Chicago Daily News—
334s 8 f debe 1950
A&O
10534
Chic Grain Corp 3-5s 1952-.A&O /
32
Chic Molded Prod 5s 1949 A&O
9134
Corp inc 5s 1968
Cities Service Asphalt 5s
Deb 43*s ser A 1951
M&N
Dom Woolens & Wors 6s '53-J&J
Donnacona Pap 4-4 34s *56—F&A
Dow Chemical 2 34s debs '50
See Railroad bonds.
Chicago Produce District
1st cum inc 5s (w-s) '48—F&A
Chicago Stk Yards 5s 1961 .A&O
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
I A&O
Dominion Steel & Coal 634s 1955Dominion Tar & Chemical Co—
53
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941 ..M&N
Certain-teed Prod 5 34s 1948 M&S
(s ■ f deb *50(*35 issue) .M&S
'as f deb '50(*38 issue).M&S
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron
'52.A&O
Oorp 5s 1953—
Eastern Mfg 7s ser
81
104
92
M&N
54
A 1938--J&D
105
Eastern Dairies 6s 1949
43
J&D
3
91"
89
50
----
34
/This price includes accrued interest.
134
I; Last sale.
n
Nominal,
r
18
mm
mmm
106
10034
92
—
s
7634
64
Debenture 4 34a w w 1947 F&A
Central Goal & Ooke—
Non-cum inc 4s B 1951—A&O /
Central Foundry Co—
Oelotex
107
10034
98
Curtis Publish deb 3s 1955—A&O
100
97
,
105
100
10034
10034
10034
Income deb 2s Oct 1950
/
Columbia River Paper Mills—
6s to 1946
—.A&O
Conv
74
Carlisle Lumber 6s 1945Oarrlbean Sugar—
Cum inc 7s 1941
79
Oudaby Packing 334s A '55-M&S
75
Canada SS Lines—
10634
Orudble Steel 434s A 1948..F&A
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
J&D
Cheney Bros 5s
95
Called for redemption, see page 111.
>
73
65
25
Fdy & Ma 5s '44-A&O
Bethlehem Steel Co—
Bethlehem
6934
4334
72
serA'51 M&N
Paper Co 3s 1941—J&D
J&D
334s 1942-1945
434s 1952—
634s 1952
Estates—
Barber & Ross 4s 1945
32
45
73
Carrier Corp conv 434s 1948
69
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945-M&N
Gen conv 6s 1950
M&N
Auburn Automobile
7634
60
Atl Sug Rof 1st s f 4s 1951..M&N
Atias Imperial Diesel Engine—
1945
102
71
25-jt guar 5s 1955.
51
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
conv notes
.
101
42
95
/
Canadian
a
101
Certificates of deposlt.1942 /
934
Campbell River Tlmb 6s 41 -J&J
125
50
Corp 4-6s Dec 1 '53
Associated Mtge Co 3-6s Dec 1 *53
6%
1946
California Consumers Corp—
1st lien 3-5s 1955
J&D
Calif Cotton Mills 1st 6s '40.J&J
Calif Group Corp 5 34s 1956 M&N
Ca maguey Sugar—
1334
2834
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
F&A
Atlantic Refg 3s debs 1953.-M&S
66
10034
25
s
72
J&J
/
Cum
43 34
42
Can Cement 1st 4 34s
98
M&S
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlantic Ice & Ooai 6s 1951.J&D
41
63
99 34
9934
98
36
f extl 6s 1940
...J&J /
Burns Bros deb 5s A 1961--M&S
Burns & Co Ltd 1st s f 5s 1958 J&J
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
A&O
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
J&J
Bldg 1st 5s stamped 1960 A&O
A-NY & B-NY Realisation—
1st lien 4s 1952
72
Canada
1st s f 6s (Los Aug) 1942--J&D
Antilla Sugar Estates
Income deb 6s 1951 (w-s) _-J&J /
Atlanta Laundries—
6134
69
7s
10534
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B 1955. F&A
1st mtge 4s series O 1957..J&J
Arnold Print Works—
72
35
26 34
4134
10134
M&N
1946
3734
101
Byradum Corp ext to Jan 15 1942
103
American Writing Paper Co—
Conv 6s 1961
Ann Apr /
Ames-Hold en Tire & Rubber—
1st 5s Feb 1 1952
F
68
6634
60
36
70
Byers Machine 3-6s
64""
17
534
J&J /
ser
734
10134
654
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr
62
Conf s f deb 23s-5s 1950--.J&J
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42..M&S
5s. 1955
J&J
1948
Bullock's Inc (Los Angeles)—
4% notes ser E to 1941
M&N
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943. -J&J
American Nat Co (Ohio)
Extended 6s stpd 1943
series B
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s ext 1941 .F&A
Buffalo Gen Laundr 634s '41-J&D
Amer La France & Foamlte—
Am Lime & Stone 53ts *51
M&N
1954
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N
Gonsol Biscuit 1st 534* B '46 M&S
58
70
J&J
Brit Col Packers 5s 1953
J&D
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
1st 6s 1950
_M&N
Gen s f 7s 1950
M&N/
496
Debenture 434s 1951
P&A
s f deb 4s '52.M&S
1968
Bowser (S F) 7s 1944
71
M&N
5s
s
Commercial Mackay Corp—See
Public Utility Bonds
10034
__
Bid
Co, Ltd—
Colo Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943-F&A
Income 5s 1970
-An Apr
^
Paper Mills 1st 434s *68..-J&J
1st
S
Columbia River Packers Assn—
103'"
103
J&J
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
A&O
Bo water's Newfoundland Pulp &
Algoma Steel Corp Ltd—
A 1948
101
103
Co—
6s 1941-1942
F&A
Bloomington Limestone Corp—
4s April 1953 (units)
/
100
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
10234
10054
1947
1948
Mar 1 1949
Mar 1 1950
1947.
S
Gen mtge 6s w
10154
10234
102
10234
Mar 1
Mar 1
Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp
ser
Colonial
1st mortgage 334s 1950-__-F&A
Blethen Corp (Seattle)—
J&J
Agar Packg & Prov 5s 1945-J&D
Akron Times-Press 1st 6s '45 A&O
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955...J&J
Alabama Mills 6s (w-s) 1953.J&D
Without stock
J&D
Conv 5s
due
due
due
due
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
BONDS
Certificates of deposit
w w
marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
Serial debentures (Concluded)—
Acadia Sugar Ref 434s 1955. A&O
General 6s 1954
A&O 16
6s assented
where
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Ask
INDUSTRIAL AND
Abitibi Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
as near as
Canadian funds.
59"
6
10234
64
77
105
54
10134
9634
10034
o«»
INDUSTRIAL
MISCELLANEOUS
&
BONDS
NOTICE—All bond price* 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
Bonds
Bid
Ask
Racing Assn 5s 1845
Eaton Paper 1st 6H® 1943.M&N
Eire Auto-Lite deb 4s 1952.F&A
97
100
Eastern
83
1952
73 M
58
75
104 M
102
F&A /
lyOti ser B—F&A f
/
7 Ms income 1966
1st lien 78 1967 ser C
M&S f
7s Income 1967
------/
Everlastik lnc 1st 7s 1937.M&N
1st lien 7
40"
....
16
2
16
2
50
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
Fa
106 M
106M
1956—J&i*
1947--J&D
31M
12
33
13 M
98
99 M
95
Helvetia Coal Min 1st 5s "58.A&O
European Mtge & Invest Co—
Falstaff Brew deb 5s
Conv s f 4s 1954
/
f
Inc deb 5s 1989.
7
Hearst i'ublica 6M8 to 1947. M&N
a
100
Players Canadian—
99
ISt & coll 3M» 1941-1942 J&D r
69
1st & coil 4M» 1951
3
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63 v»v< > /
67 M
Federal Grain Ltd 6s 1949--F&A
63
Fed Portl Cement 5s 1947-.-M&S
Federal Screw W ks conv 6 Vis '39
/ 45
81
1st s f 5s 1949
M&S
98
Filtrol Co of Calif 5s 1946.
J&D
Finance Co of Amer at Baltimore
102
4% notes 1947
M&S
82
100
115
100
103 M
75
Hudson River
26 M
5 f
2d mtge inc 6s Feb 1956-
83"
-
38
8 f 68 stamped 1961
MAS
103 H
FirestoneT& Rub3Ms'48—A&O
First Bohemian uiass Works—
1st secured 7s 1957
J&J f
10
Flour Mills ot America Inc—
30
Conv g 6M% notes 1946.A&o /
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947—
J&b /
Fontenelle Brew 5s ww 1947-J&J
Francisco Sugar 6« 1956
M&N
Franklin Co Coal Co 7s w s'49J&J
Franklin Deb Corp 4-6s'53_J&D
Fraser Co 6s Jan 1 195UJ&J
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s "5Frlck (H
1972 /
52
49
,71"
69
35
74"
70
::::
105 H
105M
Steel
37 M
....
45
34
35
65
72
87 M
88 M
68 M
/
70 M
90
Gerlack-Barklow Co 6s 1950-F&A
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1946/
^
194
M&
/
Internal Mercantile
102 M
36
1st
79M
8
s
Kef mtge
96
(Adolf) lnc—
1st
60M
A 1941.M&S
Good Hope St & lr Wks (Germ'y)
8 i g 7s Oct 15 1945---A&O 15 /
105 M
Goodrich (B F) 4 Ms 1956—J&D
40
105M
76 M
97
Granby Consol Min & 8m 5s 1942
r
5s 1947
80
A__J&J
4 Ms
Ohio Riv
~2%
2H
49
82
58
....
95
105»°32
107 M
107 M
100 M
72
100 M
75
97*
lJi
~VA
103
103
66
65
Corp 2-5s Jan 1 '55
50
98
Jacobs (F L> 6M% dividend
notes 1942
J&D
J&J
Grand Rapids StoresEquipt Co—
99
101
76
79
Jones &
28
1st mtge 4 Ms ser A 1961..M&S
Journal of Co mm 6 Ms '47
J&J
«.
—
35
-
-
-
_
.
«.
—
.
....
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
F&A
•.
25
21
8
12
Debentures 5s 1949
Grand Trunk Warehouse
Indiana Co 1st
&
Cold Storage 1st 3s 1958
24
A&O
Granite City Pig Iron—
Cum lnc 5s 1943
M&S / 71M
Graton & Knight 4Mb '51--J&D
101
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
1st s f 5s 1955
A&O / 64
1st s t 5s ser A 1955
M&N
59"
49
72
66
71M
20
100
a
Called
m
for
redemption,
guilders.
Koehrlng Oo (Mllw) 5s 1945.J&J
Koholyt Oorp 6 Ms 1943
M&S
Koppers Oo 4s 1951
M&N
Kresge Foundation
5s uniform ctfs of
dep 1959-
La France Textile 1st 6s *42.J&D
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
5-68 April 1 1946
J&J
Lake St John Power & Paper—
70
47
1st 5Ms
27
1961
20
103 M
95
92 M
26
105
106 M
104M
105M
3M
24
26"
70
J&J
62
64
46
48
55
100
27
31
109
McCoid Rad & Mfg—
6s stamped 1948
70
F&A
69
McOormicks, Ltd, 4s 1952...J&J
McOrory Stores Oorp—
3 Ms s f debs 1955
A&O
68
Vlcktsson &
105M
Rob Bins inc—
2°-yr cjuv dob 5Ms 1950-M&N
vleud (Tb3)
Corp—
1st mtge 4 Ms 1955
M&S
Memphis CommercialAppeal 4 Ms 1952
M&S
Mengel Oo
Merchants
conv
103 H
106
101%
93 M
4 Ms 1947-.M&S
Dispatch—
Eq tr 5s 1941-1942
J&D
Eq tr 4Ms 1941-1945
J&D b
Eq tr 2Ms 1941-1946
A&O b
Merchants Distilling Oorp—
5% conv deb 1947.
M&S
42
52
Merchants Ice & Cold Storage—
1st 6 Ms 1943-49
A&O
75
80
.
1.40
1.70
1.70
61
70
72"
67
69
M
Messenger Corp deb 4 Ms '51 J&J
89
Metropolitan Ice 7s 1954..-J&J
60
Miag Mill Mach'y 7s 1956-.J&D jMiddle States Petrol
6Ms 1945..
101K
Miller & Hart Inc. deb 6s
Milton Mfg Co 6s 1952
Minnesota & Ontario
1st 68 series A 1935
1st 6s series A 1945
43
J&J
M&N
65"
lOlM
70
65
Paper Co—
A&O /
A&O /
/
1st 6s series O 1950
M&N /
5-yr 6% notes 1931
M&S /
Missionary Sisters (Waukegan,
III) 1st ref 3 M-4s 1951...A&O
Mohawk Rubber ext 5s 1948 A&O
s f 6s 1953
J&J
Moirs Ltd 1st
41
41
41
41
9
99 M
93
42
42
42
42
10
—
~
48
••
50
Molybdenum Oorp of Amer—
6% notes 1942
J&D
99
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & L
Ry.
Monong Riv Cons Coal & Coke—
101
1st 6s 1949
A&O
Monroe Coal Mining 6s '47..F&A
Montreal Cotton dob 5s '43.M&N
Montreal Dry Docks 6s '48.F&A
128
96 M
60
fr 40
Mtge Bond Co (Md) 3-5s Dec 1'53
Mortbon Corp—
Coll B 2M-5s ser 2 1946 ..J&D
Coll C 2M-5s sor 3 1951 ..J&D
Coll D 2M*5s sor 4 1956 ..J&D
Moslnee Pap Mills 1st 5s *51 .A&O
Motor Transit inc 6 Ms 1952.J&J
Munising Paper 5s 1947
J&J
Munson
Steamship Line-
mm-
m
m
m
44
99
80
70
70
79
81"
60
63
100 M
Secured 6s 1937
...J&J
Deb 6Ms Jan. 1 1937 wwA&O
35M
2
Certificates of deposit..
2
Namm (&A I) & Sons 6s 1947F&A
Nassau (Ger> Landbank 6 Ms 193V
/ 26"
Nat I Acme 4 Ms ext to *46.. J&D a
101M
National Bondholders
Central
Funding—
9
3
85
110
26M
see page
95
A&O
All series
/
National Central Savings Bank
(Hungary) 7 Ms 1962
_F&A
Natl Consol Bond Oorp 3-5s 1953.
99
a
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc—
Extended 3-6s 1945
M&S
Morris Plan Corp—
See Investing Companies
.An Apr
Debenture 5s 1961
99
f
/
Quoted
100 M
Lancaster Corp 3Ms A 1949.J&J
.A&O
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal—
1st 6 Ms 1948
M&S
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co—
1st 6s s f 1946.
J&J
99 M
....
10-yr 3s coll trust 1950—M&S
Kreuger & Toll—
Harris-Seybold-Potter—
Conv s f deb 5s 1951
Hart Coal inc 6s 1945
42
w w stpd 1943
/
stamped (par $925) 1943
/
16M
warr (par $925) 1943._
/
11
Keith (B h) Corp 6s 1946
M&S
102 K
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s *48. J&J
100
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
3 M -6 Ms 1945
J&D
43
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959
97 M
Keyea Fibre Company—
1st 6s 1940-1949
..M&N
95
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s '50 M&N
78
Knudsen Cream'y 5Ms '50.M&N
63
10-yr 6s 1939 w w
A&O
Harborslde Warehouses—
Non-cum lnc 6s Jan 1973..—— /
H ax pen Mining Corp—
68 with warr for Am shs
J&J /
105
6s with
70
A&O
1st extend s f 3-6s 1947
Hansa Steamship Lines—
98
104M
bs
70
99
J&J
6s Ctfs of dep
66
69
Hamilton Mfg 5s w w 1951 ..M&S
Hammond Standish & Co—
f 5s 1950.-J&J
70
Laughlin Steel—
Kansas Pipe Line & Gas—
1st 5s series A w w 1952
Karstadt (Uudolph) lnc—
75
103
43
Griess-Pfleger Tan'g 5 M s'48_ J&D
Cum income l-5s 1954
J&D
42
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s '36 M&S /
1
Groc St's I'rod conv 6s 1945.J&D
56 M
Gulf States Steel 4Mb 1961-A&O
105M
Gurney Foundry Ltd—
1st 4-5Ms (w s) 1949
48 X
M&N
Gypsum Lime & Alabast—
6 Ms 1948
M&S
70
Hale & Kilburn 6s '39 stmp.^&D /
22
Hamilton By-I'rod Coke Ovdns—
Gen sinking fund 6s 1956--A&O
Hamilton Cotton 4 Ms 1950-F&A
s
65
88
85 M
64
1954_~M&S
.^ercury Mills Ltd 5 Ms '53.M&N /
Mersey Paper Ltd 5s 1957-.J&D
Gen 8 f 08 ser A 1949
M&S
69
62
6s Dec 1
14
Stamped
Massey-Harris 1st 4 Ms
-
74M
104 K
48 F&A /
Iron City Sand & Gr 6s '40--J&D /
Isotta Fraschini 7s 1942
J&D
100
73
50
7 Ms 1936
S4&N
Marlon St'm Shovel 6s
'47..A&O
Vict'oil Fronteuac Oil—
1st & coll 4 Ms A 1949
62
102 M
102 M
94
6s extended 1942
x
105"
82
45
49
26 M
91
Marinette & Menominee Paner—
J&J
ser
4
1st
30
104M
Interstate Zinc & Lead deb 7s '32 /
Iron City -Ohio River Oorp—
Iron City ser 6s Dec 1 *48.F&A
/
93 M
7s without warrants 1941 .M&N
/
Maple Loaf Milling—
3-5Ms 1958
J&D
Marine Elev (Buff) ext 5s
'52M&S /
A...M&S
1968
12
122 %
128
75
1947._ J&J
ser
ser
21
is 1944.. A^O
F&A
_
Marine—•
r 5s ser B
6s 1955
g
49
Paper
Interstate Deb
Gotnam Silk
Grand Rapids Motor Coach—
Cum lnc 7s 1962 w s
M&S /
Grand Rapids Operating Corp—
M
1st
80
....
Hosiery—
deb 5s w w 1946---—M&S
100
IK
9
IK
12
Pow & Pap of Nfld—
5s 1968
1J&J
Internal
„
Conv deb 4MS ser
8 f
1st & ref
1st & ref
104M
38"
96 M
1941-.A&O
52
98
f d*js ly46.F&x\
7Ms '42..A&O
Cei tificatiw of deposit.
1st s f 4s Feb 1 1957
M&N
Manhattan Kef.ig 5Ms 1941 .J&J
Mansfeld Min &
Smelting—
112"
M&N
M coll trust 6s
International
.26
77 H
Globe Industrial Loan—
See Investing Companies.
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 1 '44.J&J
Manuti Sugar
91
A&O
'
8
100
Ind Br'nhoist 6s Oct *54.An Apr. /
92
Indus Ray on 4 Ms A 1948.__ J&J a 105Mj
Inland Car Lines 5s 1944
88
Inland Steel Co—
/
Certificates of deposit
f
Conv deb 5s 1941
J&J15 /
Certificates of deposit
f
duo
106
Indianapolis Motor Speedway—
1947.
129
_.
80
f 5s
122 M
F&A
Mackintosh-Hemphill 5s'51.J&D
73
s
106
85
Mahlstedt Mat'ls 5s 1955.
A&O
Mahon (R C) Co deb 5s '51. A&O
J&J
Deb
inc
72
26M
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
II Progresso Italo-Amer PubDebenture 6 Ms 1943 w w..A&0
A&O
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
1st mtge conv 4s 1952.._A&O
Inter City Baking 5Ms 1948.J&J
Loew's
72
5
74 M
1st extended 6 Ms 1946
F&A
industrial Acceptance 4s 1952 J&J
1951
34
co
73
Indiana Ice & Fuel 6Ms *47.M&N
nd Limestone inc 6s 1952.. M&N /
Prior lien s f 6s 1942
M&N
J&J
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.M&N
1st ext'd l-4s 1956
M&N
A&O
miependent Brewing 6s )55.J&J
Indian Refining 5s Dec 1 1941...
.
31M
Lo.illardiP) Co
5s, 1951
Inoeruational Match Corp—
Wares—
A&O
Georgia MarBle isf 6s 195ft.JVLvN
52
30
III Car & Equip 5s 1948.
J&J
il.-wder Steel tatge 6s 1948... F&A f
34
F&A
Stamped 19) 1
Sec 6% notes ext ro 1943-_J&J
Stamped 1943
Leonard Tletz—Set Tletz
Leipzig Trade Pair
s I953.M&N
/
Libby McNeil & Libby—
9
5
17
Interlake Iron Oorp—
Conv deb s f 4s 1947
4 4*8 ser A 1952
German Bldg & L'd Bk 6Ms
Glen Alden Coal M s f 4s '65
Hungarian Central Mutual
Credit Mfg 7s 1937
J&J
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank35-yr s f 7s 1963
J&J /
Hungarian-Italian Bank LtdSinking fund 7 Ms 1963
A&O j
/
Hydr Press Brick 6s 1944—A&O /
Hygrade rood Products Corp—
1st mtge 3s ser F 1961
Finance—
See Investing Companies.
Gen Kayou deo 6s 1948 w w.v—~
Gen St I Cast 1st 5 Ms 49 w w_J&J
Gobel
40"
102
/
/
/
o>TIS
General
65
35M
50 M
100
General Cable Corp—
1st mtge *f 5M® 1947 ser A. J&J
General Electric (Germany)-
General
37 M
,
_
J&D
J&J
A 1951
Ref 5M« series B 1954;
Ref 5Ms series
neb
36 M
28M
45
/
6s 1949 series B
31M
27 M
J&J
1st & ref 6s Jan 1949 A
110
O) Coke 5s to 1944-J&J
Gair (Kobt > lue< me notet- 6s
Galveston Wharf Co—,
40
103 M
1st mtge 6s 1946
33 M
34 M
32M
F&A
Lincoln-Boyle Ice 6s 1947 -.A&O
Lion Oil Ret deb 4Ms 1952..A&O
Day Line—
69M
66
F&A
1st mtge s f 4s 1955
102
M&N
1st 5s 1962 A..J&D
Coal
62
60
1954
Gold Bonds 5s
30
99%
62 M
Liberty Baking 6Ms 1944...M&S
Liggett & Myors g 7s 1944.-A&O
29
26
Texas—
4Mss f debs 1954
Hudson
J&D
Stamped 1964
1st & ref 5s 1974
89 M
"
71"
income 1975
Stamped
87 H
70
mtge
& N'a\ fund 4s '48 J&J
Cons S f g 4Mb 1954
J&J
Cons s f 4 Ms 1954 ser O..J&J
1st & ref 5a 1964
102 M
76
101M
102 H
1st
Lehigh C
1st & ref 5s 1954
82
.j&J
Hoberg Paper Mills 5s 1946 -J&J
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944 WS..A&0
4 M 6 Ms 1st mtge 1944...A&O
Holly Sugar Oorp—
1st 3 Ms 1941
A&O
1st 3 Ms 1942
A&O
1st 4sl947
A&O
Home Serv Oorp 6s 1957
A&O
Home Service (Portland. Ore)lst coll 3-5s 1950
A&O
Housing & Realty Improv(Berlin) 1st 7s 1946
M&N /
Houston Od Co of
ous
Bid
Lehigh Valley Coal —
1st 5s stamped 1944
93
Hines <^and & Timber 6s "4S
-J&J
Bonds
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
Hey wood-Wakefield 5s 1946 J&D
Hightstown Rug 6Ms w w 1944..
Hill Mfg Co ext 6s 1945
M&N
63
J&-J
20-year 4s s f deb
I
Ask
Healey Petroleum deb 5s 1948 J&J
105 M
75
Empire Properties Corp 2-os 1945
Empire Sheet A Tin Plate—
1st conv s 1 6s 1943
__A&0
Emporium Capwell Corp—
1st 4s
88
105
Eljer Company 5s 1951......—
Elk Horn Coal Corp—
Coil s f 48 1956
....J&L
4% notes 1942
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
Bid
Bonds
Haytian Corp of America—
111.
29 M
b Basis.
/This price includes accrued Interest.
k Last sale.
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
INDUSTRIAL
DEC., 1940]
03
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
*52-A&O
Nat Dairy Prod3w w"51 M&N
Natl Debenture Corp 4-6s 1953—
National
11994475683—
Ask
103 X
106
105 X
49
Distillers Products—
'
Conv 3Xs debs 1949
National Fire Proofing Co—
104 X
M&S
105
1st M conv 5Xs A 1940.M&N
Cum conv inc 6s 1952—M&N
90
95
13
15X
1947—A&O
Mtge
M&N
70
Natl Grocers Ltd 4s
National Hungarian Ind
Inst 7s 1948
3
Nat Ice & Cold Storage (Calif)-—
1st s f ext 3X«-6s j952
National Industrial Loan—
See Investing
55
J&D
Companies
National Radiator Corp—
24
1946--M&S
Cum Income deb 5s
National Steel Corp—
Serial notes 1 %
1942
National
A&O
A&O
—
1941
107 X
100 X
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
1st collM 3s 1905
100 X
Supply—
100X
101X
ioix
101X
Nat Union Mtge
g
—
-
-
-
~
-
-
-.
-
-
—
••
-
*.
J&J
—
^
-
*
80""
23""
20
Shaker Co inc 7s 1936
103 X
101
t
103
o
2X
104 X
101X
102 X
90X
96
92 X
92"
98
85
49
52"
47
49
54"
Pressed Steel Car Co 5s '51--J&J
Price Bros & Co Ltd—
93
—M&S
M&S
67
69
66
68
M&S
98
96"
87
105
101
lsts f5s 1953...
92
J&D
7s 1946 J&D
JNew York World's Fair 1939—
94 X
95
95 %
97
J&J
18X
19X
6s stamped 1946
Partic deb 2d mtge
58
Corp 4s 1952
M&N
Nordberg Mfg Co 1st 6s 1943M&S
Nivelle
102
Equip trust 4X* Aug 1 '41-'46.
Equip trust 4Xs Nov 25 '41-'42
Equipt tr 4X8 1941-47.J&D15
4.40
4.25
3.85%
3.50%
4.40
3.85%
Equip trust 5X® Sept 1 '4l-'44
American Cement Corp—
6Xs 1943
M&S
Income 6Xs 1953
M&S
4.50
3.50%
North
96 X
— .
46 X
82
1944.J&J
88
Lloyd—
60
42
3.40
1st mtge 5s to 1948
Debenture 6s 1943
99
97
M&N
2.50%
98 X
98
M&N
..M&N
1st 4s 1940-1947
2.25%
3.00%
3.00
J&D
N'west Pub's Deb4Xs 1948.J&J
98
9X
100X
1937.
Barb
104X
11X
Wire Co—
Shippers Oar Line—
Equip trust 5s E 1941-42—A&O
Shuron-Optical 6s 1951
3.00
96
Halske—
Deb g 8 f 6 Hs '51 with war M&S
Deb 6s 2930
Ann Apr / 200
75
9ignode Steel Strap 3Xa '45-A&O
67
Silesian-Am Corp 7s 1941
F&A
78 X
Rilverw'd Dairies 5s *41 to '51 J&J
103
Simmons Co Conv deb 4s'52A&0
Simpsons Ltd—
1st & coll 4Xs A 1951
J&J
Skelly Oil 3s deb 1950
F&A
Slattery Co Inc 5Xs 1954
J&J
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st 4Xs 1951
—-J&D
Smith (1, O) & Corona Tvpewr'rs
Deb 3X % to 4 X % to 1946 .J&J
71
103 X
98
71
73
100 X tol02X
Serial debs 2s Nov 1 1941-45...
Smith &
Wesson
90
5Xs 1948--J&J
•
107 X
J&J
3s debentures 1964
South Coast Corp—
Gen mtge inc 6s April 1950
Southern Advance Bat? & Pan^r—
1st mtge s f 4Xs 1955
Southern Brighton Mills—
1st gtd 7s 1940—
1st gtd 6X« 1940
83
99 X
M&N
75
J&D
J&D
Ice &
86
100 X
80
55
A&O
83
6s 1946.F&A
100
Sou
Southern Kraft Oorp—
1st leasehold 4Xs 1940
Util
conv
-
102 X
J&D
Southern New England Ice—
1st s f 4 Xs 1967
A&O
95
107 X
Southern Ice Co—
1st & ref 5-8» 1942
100X
100X
100 X
>
62X
S'westLumb Mills 5s 1955—M&N
1st 48
23 X
59
103
M&S
102 X
103
_
104 X
105 X
105 X
67 X
104 X
105 X
105 X
69X
12
6X
106 X
106 X
20
J&J
15-yr 2Xs deb 1953
102 X
4Xsser B 1961.F&A
O 1950 M&N
5X.8 '54.M&N
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s '48F&A
12
47
5s 1944
Stand Textile Prod 6X«
66
M&S
Purchase money
/
/
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s '89M&N /
f
102 X
102 X
Gen mtge 4Xs ser
1950
IStandard Ice 1st 6s 1947-.-.F&A
Standard Oil Co (N J)—
Debenture 3s 1961
J&D
102
64
w s
Conv income
101X
Gen mtge
39X
A&O
Southwest Dairy Products—
101
& Dec 1 *41
& Dec 1 *42
& Dec 1 '43
Dec 1 1944.
Dec 1 1945.
& Dec 1 *46
& Dec 1 '47
2X-2_X% June 1& Dec
Railway W house 4-6s (w-«) 4/Rea'ty Bond & Mtge deb 4-0s '53.
Reliance Grain Ltd 4Xs 1952-J&J
'42 M&S
99
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946--F&A
Starrett Corporation—
Secured cum Inc 3-5s Apr 1950
Stern Brothers 6s s f 1947
J&D
18
95
Stevens & Thompson Paper—
1st ext 3Xs (w-s),
1958.M&S
47
44
Without stock
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
99 X
F&A
Corp—
1946
A&O
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
7s 2d stamped 1940
J&J
Certificates of deposit
Strange (John) Paper 6s '44--J&J
Strawbridge & Clothier—
1st s f 5s 1948
M&S
Deb 5Xs A1943
—
Stinnes (Hugo)
102 X
4 X8 s f 1956
J&J
1st mtges f 3Xs 1960—M&N
Reynolds Met deb 3 Xs '51—J&D
Rheem Mfg conv 5s 1948
.A&O
1st mtge
7s
102
102X
101
102 X
105
1946——J&J
3Xs assented 1946
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s '50 M&S
Rheinelbe
99 X
91
J&J
36
Revere Copper & Brass
Northern Redwood Lumber—
f 6s 1947
Southern United Ice Co—
June 1
June 1
1 X-l X % June 1
1 X-2% June 1 &
2-2X % June 1 &
2 X-2 X % June 1
2X-2X% June 1
4X8 without warr'ts 1950
Republic Steel Corp—
2.75
Equip trust 4s ser I Jan 1 '41-'43
Equip tr 4s ser J 1940.46.J&D
Eq tr 3Xs ser K 1941-48.-A&O
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills—
80
Serlalnotes—
Remington Rand inc—
20-yr fleb 4 X® w w 1956
'
Corp—
15
34
..M&N
.
Queen Dyeing 1st 5s 1944—J&J /
Ra iio-Keitb-Orpheum Oorp—
Midwest Corp ref 6s 1940.M&N
Railway Express Agency Inc—
1 X-l X %
1 X-l X %
North American Car—
20-yr s f 6s 1947
M&N
Now 6-4% 1947
M&N
North Western Refrigerator Line
78
104 X
Quaker City Cold Storage—
91
Nor Amer Refract 6Xs
26
1947—M&N
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
J&J
Prov Paper Ltd 5Xs
Shipbuilding 1st 5s '46.M&N
Rock Corp—
1st mtge s f 6s 1946
J&D
1941
98X
A&O
1946
7s
s
25 X
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co—
1st Income 6s 1958
J&D
Protestant Church of Germany—
97 X
4
50 X
M&S
M&N
Serial debs 3s Nov 1 1946-50.
95 X
Produce Term & Cold Storage—
93
Union Oil
Siemens &
100
101X
90 X
S ieli
1st
46
56
97 X
2 Xs debs 1954
J&J
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
Shaffer Oil & Ref 6s 1933
Potrero Sug 7s stmp 1947..M&N
Pratt Cons Coal 1st s f 5s 65 J&J
58
N Y
Northwestern
103 X
105
49
54 X
100
103 X
52
57 X
New York Trap
6s
"ix
82
..A&O
74
'41--J&D
4Xs 1948
J&D
Securities Acceptance Corp—
See Investing Companies.
Seneca Copper Corp 7s 1933.J&J
107X
/
4p 1951-F&A
1947
A&O
1st conv 3-6s 1951
Deb
X
4-6s 1953
1953.
1953
Realty Atl Deb Corp—
2d conv deb 4s 1957—
1st 3Xs 1941-1943
101X
Scullin Steel Co—
107
5s to 1942
M&S
Potomac Bond Corp 3-5s 1953—
Potomac Cons Deb Corp 4-6s '53-
1st 5s 1957
Bid
Scripps (E W) deb 5Xs 1943 F&A
Seattle Times deb 4Xs
109
4-6s 1953
—
....
3
Royal Pulp & Paper—
Potomac
—
75 X
98
104 Vs
17
Potomac Md Deb Corp 4-6s
„
North German
104 X
102 X
Potomac Deb Corp
106
99
NYLE&WC&R R—
1st 6s ekt 5X% 1942
M&N /
N Y L E & W Dock & lmpt—
Extended at 5% to 1943—J&J
Deb 4s
75
Bonds
Ask
71
„|/ 101X
stamped 1942
Certificates of deposit—
Port
37
42F&A
6s'43-J&J
6s
—
-
Phillips Elec Works 5s 1953.F&A
Phillips Petr 3s conv deb '48.M&S
r'hoenix Iron Istsf 6s 1946.M&N
Phoenix Silk Mfg 7s 1943...F&A
dickering Lumber 4s 1952. .M&N
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s &'42 AO
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49...T&J
Pittsburgh Coal deb 6s *49—F&A
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co—
1st mtge conv 4 X «1952—M&S
Pitts Crucible Steel 5s to '45.M&S
°ltts Steel s f 08 1948
F&A
Pitts Term W'house & Transfer—
1st rei 5s 1936
M&N If
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
1st gold 58 1957
J&J
Poor & Co s f deb 4s 1946—A&O
Portld Woolen Mills 6 Xs*44 M&N
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
/
Conv 6s 1942
J&J.
Certificates of deposit
/
Potomac Franklin Deb 4-6s
New Eng Laundries 5s 1950.J&J
New Niquero Sug 3X8'40-'42-J&J /
Y Dod Co 'st
—
102 X
4-08 A '54—J&J
B 1954
Nekoosa-Edwards Pap
Conv 5% notes
•
*
_
3-5s series
N
-
-
102 X
1943—-A&O f
Coll tr s f 6Xs
107X
102
105X
1st M 3Xs 1954
J&D
National Terminal^ Corp—
Gen & coll sf 6Hs 1940—-A&O /
28X
Natl Tool con v deb 6s w w
Bid
Bonds
Bid
102 X
Bonds
Nat Container deb 5Xs
bonda
Issue
106X
36
Union 7s
30
„
30X
2d stamped
44
44
100
103 X
W1945-F&A
96
97
5Xs without warr 1945.F&A
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal—
1st conv s f 3Xs 1963
J&J
96
97
58
60
OceanSSCo(Savannah) 5s '43J&J
84
O'Connor Moffat deb 6s 1948F&A
86
Rhode Island Ice 5s w-« '51—F&A
Richardson & Boynton Co—
< )um income 4s 1945
J&J
Richfield Oil of California—
Conv e f 4s 1952
M&S
M&S
9
10
17
Richmond Cedar Works 6s 1953Ricbmond Hos Mills 5s 1948-F&A
49
51
Richmond (Va) Ice Co—
1st & ref 5-6Xs 1947
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s 1940-1942.M&S /
A&O
34
Summerfield Hecht—
M&N
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55 F&A
Riordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942— -J&D30
86
1st mtge s f 5Xsw
O'Gara Coal 1st inc 5s 1955
Ohmer Fare Register
7s 1938.J&J
49 X
9
92 X
Ontonagon Fibre Co 6Xs 1944—
48
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942-A&O
99 X
Oregon Pulp & P 6s to *45--M&N
21
Oreg Terminals inc 5s 1945.-A&O
67X
Osgood Co deb g 0s 1943
J&D
Oswego Fallc Corp—
103 X
4Xs without warrants1952 M&S
85 X
Otis Steel s f 4Xo A 1962—J&J
Pac Coast Cement 6s A 1942-J&D
82
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
J&D
58
Pacific Western 0113X 1949.F&A
98 X
Pan-Amer Industrial 7s *37.M&S /
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st conv a f 0s 1940
J&D15 / 43 X
Certificates of deposit
/ 43 X
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
102 X
1st mtge & lien 4s 1952—M&S
Paramount Pictures 3 Xs '47.M&S
93 X
^
Par melee
11
6s 1944
A&O
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45--F&A
Roberts & Oake (Chi) 6s '44.M&N
104 X
86 X
1
45
45
103 X
96 X
45X
73
r-io
!
■
(Portland Me) 4s 1958—A&O
3-3X8 1940-1948
A&O
Roman Catholic Church 6Xs 1946
Rom Cath .Church Welfarq 7s 1946
A&O
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
Ruhr
107
40
8t Louis Amuse't
100 x
Rocky Mt
5s 1955 stamped
Saliex Looms Inc 6s
-J&J
._
*6""
104 X
1946
J&J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar s f 0X8 1946 ser B—A&O
Schulco Co 6Xs
45
109 X
16 X
3X
Stamped
Schulze Baking 1st 6s 1945--M&S
Scovill Mfg 3Xs debs 1950—J&J
18
73
Swift & Co 3Xs 1950
'Called for redemption:
99 X
4X
M&N
-J&D
Taylor-Warton Iron & Steel—
Coll inc 7Xs July 1 1958.
A&O
105
26
Tenn Coal Iron & RR 5s 1951 J&J
127
26
25
Term
104
103 X
106
105X
98
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944
96
-
Refrig & Warehouse Corp—
4 X® 1948
A&O
Term Warehouse 2d 5s '42--J&J
98
100
52
Texas
2
Corporation—
3% debentures 1959--—-A&O
3s debentures 1965
M&N
106 X
75
80
22 X
23
42
96 X
98"
Three Rivers Grain & Elevator—
1st s f 5Xs ser A 1651
Ttetz (Leonard) 7Xsx-w
108
106 X
107 X
Corp 6s '44.F&A /
w w 1951—J&D
Texas Sugar Ret
Thermoid Co 5s
41
8X
10
r
98
*46.J&J /
31
M&S
85
35"
Tilden Lumb & Mills6Xs'46M&S f
Tivoli Brewing conv 5s 1947
Tomahawk Kraft Paper—
J&D
..A&O
1st 5s (withstk) 1951
26 X
26 X
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944—J&D
26 X
78
87 X
90
93
67
72"
Ulen & Co—
7X
Uchi Gold Mines 1st 6s 1941 J&D
8X
76 X
33
39 X
36*
6a May 1 1942 ser A
3s debentures 1959
53
Union Rock 1st 6s a f 1947
98
99
United Amusement
1st
s
f 5s
ser
108
106X
M&S /
14
F&A
—F&A
33
108
49
Union Oil Co of California—
45 X
49 X
107
8X
Conv 6s 4th stamp 1950-_ F&A
Unified Deben Oorp 3-6s 1955—
111
106X
16
Corp—
A 1956
United Biscuit deb 3 Ha
5 Basis.
22
.M&N
17
& Pacific—
1954—A&O
90
81X
71
.
Saratoga Victory Mills—
6Xs with warrants 1943—J&J
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)-—
1st extl s f 7s 1945
F&A
Gen & ref 6Xs 1951
M&N
6% notes 1937
J&J
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947. J&J
Schoenstadt (H) & Son 6s 1950 —
4X
12
F&A
J&J
Superior Oil 3Xs debs 1950-A&O
Susquehanna Silk MillsSink fund deb 5s
1938—_ J&D /
20
96
St Louis
1
M&S /
1951
6s Jan 1 1951
105
100X
1st 6s '45-A&0
1st extd 6s stamped 1945-M&N
St Louis Gas & Coke Corp—
1st M s f 6s 1947J&D /
92 X
105
Sunlight Coal Co 5s 1947
Superior Elevator & Forwadlng—
26
St Louis Car Co—
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
1st 78 1942 ctfs of dep
Extended 3-5s
9
J&J
'40-M&N
Housing 6Xs 1958—
Sahara Coal inc deb 5s
44 X
Peabody Coal Co (Oonsol Co)
1st b f 5s 1953 ser A..... .M&N
100X
99
Peerless Cement 1st 5s 1948--J&J
Penman's Ltd 1st 5X® '51—M&N
73
95
Penn Amer Coal 0s 1941-56..J&J
Penn Dairies 1st s f 6s 1949—J&J
95
Penn Mercantile Properties—
Secured s f 4s 1961
J&J
Penna Cent Brewing 6s 1937 A&O
Pennsylvania Glass Hand Corp—
1st mtge s f 3Xs I960
J&D
Pettibone Mulliken—
6a w w 1943
M&S / 42
109
Phelps Dodge 3X» 1952
J&D
Phila & Read C & I 5s 1973.-J&J /
16X
Conv deb 6s 1949
M&S /
3X
Rocky Mtn Fuel 2Xs 1943.-A&O
Rolland Pap 1st 4Xs A '51-M&N
Roman Catholic Bishop
106 X
Struthers Wells Titusville—
1st mtges f 5X» ww 1949.A&O
Studebaker Corp 6s 1945
J&J
Stutz Motor Car 7 Xs 1937-_A&0
4
.
62 X
100 x
70
1
f.
Richmond Radiator 5s 1948
Transportation Co-
S f conv deb
Paton Mfg Ltd 1st 4Xs '56.M&8
5
„
15
Old Ben Coal Corp 6s (w s) 1948
Inc deb 7 Xs (w s) Aug 1 1953.
35
F&A
'55.A&O
68
107 X
108*
see page 111.
% Quotations based on $84.50 of principal amount; 6% was paid on July 2, 5X% on Sept. 25 and 5% in Oct.
/ This price includes accrued interest, k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian funds.
84
INDUSTRIAL
MISCELLANEOUS
&
BONDS
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
United Oigar-Whelan Stores—
S f 6s Oct 1 1962
--A&O
United Corps Ltd inc 5s 1953 F&A
United Drugs 6s 1953
78%
97 %
J&J
79
100
67
67
35
69
5
Cum incls-4s
87
80
69
It*. »S—1
70
i
100%
100%
100%
(Hiram )-G & W—
4Mb 1945
J&D
104%
Waltham W'tch & Cl'k 6s '43 J&D
103
Walton Lumber 1st 6 Mb "41 Q-Jan /
40
101
Walworth Co 6s
ioI%
s
f deb 1955.A&O
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
101
82
18"
101%
Warren
5 Mb
103
1937
notes
mm
mm
mm
—
—
Western Auto
mm
—
—
M&S /
—
37
36%
_
M
—
mm
mm
•»
91%
30
94
94
54
104%
97
NY Prod Exch
Assoc membersh-
977
100
267
25
99"
Baltimore Stk Exch
75
127
10
5
3
Boston Stock Exch.
2.500
2,500
550
510
475
1,500
Cleveland Stk Exch
2,250
1,600
2,000
Detroit Stock Exch
58
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
65
650
350
1.50
1.20%
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
213
4,100
87
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 11942
85
Wilson & Co 4s
A 1930
Conv debs
ser
39
Los Ang Stock Exch
Milw Grain & Stk.
157
150
58%
Minn Ch of Comm.
523
750
800
18
Montreal Curb Ex.
Montreal Stock Ex.
100
1.000
H.750
118.000
3"565
103%
44
44
106%
600
1/80
Ex
500
350
Phila Stock Exch..
70
200
"415
300
350
100
Exch-
100
St Louis Exchange
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
42
43
500
13
San Fran Stock Ex.
69
16,500
18%
20
Seattle Stock Exch 1
27
75
Seattle Curb & M. J
Toronto Stock Exch
113
t14,500
"450
500
13
12
b Basis.
"150
450
f'ittsb
106%
107
Stock
.
12%
88
20
106%
102%
A&O
Called for redempttion; see page 111.
x Ex-interest,
y 80 seas, 70 members.
New Orl Cotton
70
New Orl Stock Ex.
1952
A 1955—J&J
a
650
3",500
Vtinn-St P Stk Ex.
J&J
M&S
3%s 1947
375
56%
Prior lien 7s certificates 1935
ser
41
600
37
F&A
J&J
Secured 6s 1945
Wilbur-Suchard 4s
5-year 7s
100
Union—
1st 4s 1953.
3.800
500
1.10%
J&J
125
100
,
i—
Chicago Bd of Tr__ 1,549
Chic Merc Exch A.
473
Chicago Stock Exch
336
1.40
62
104%
104%
Last sale
99 M
90
95
57%
104
Wheeling Steel Corp—
1st M s f 4Mb ser A 1966--F&A
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
Wickwire Spencer Steel—
7s certificates of deposit 1935
69
104%
104%
SEATS
No.
91
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
Debenture 4%s 1945
J&D
Wheeler Osgood Co 6s 1941 _M&S
—
104
Exch...1,375 $33,000 $33,000 $40,000
N Y Cotton Exch..
450
3 250
3,500
3,050
N Y Oof & Sug Ex.
344
1,600
1,750
N Y Curb Exch...
550
6.900
410
400
'500
Commodity Exch..
881
.M&S
Western Newspaper
Conv deb 6s 1944
—.
M&S
f 3 %s ser D '60 M&N
Eq tr 4Mb ser D 1941-44—J&D
4%sserE 1941-1945
M&N
—
—-
s
EXCHANGE
Supply Co
Western Grain Co 6s 1949
mm
103
J&D
3%ssfdebs 1955
Western Fruit Express—
102%
_
56%
52
M&N
M&N
1st mtge 3s 1954
103%
.
M&S /
1941
f deb 6s
s
100%
99
95
N Y Stock
Watab Paper 1st 6%s 1942--J&J
Webster C&O 1st g 5s '42 op M&S
West Va Pgh Coal 6s 1947
/
West Va Pulp & Paper Co—
103
35%
91
A&O
1944
Warren (S D) Co—
1st mtge s f 4Mb 1952
Conv deb 4Mb 1952
103%
32%
35
35
Conv 4s debs 1948
Bros Co—
Conv
M.
75
99%
84
Warner Co 1st 6s
Warner-Quinlan Co 6s 1939.M&S /
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939.J&J /
101%
102%
102%
102%
102%
104%
91%
50
15%
88
95
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
1st M s f 48 ser O 1961
M&N
79
91%
103
Valvoline Oil ext 5s 1947.-M&N
Van Camp's Inc 1st 6s 1943..J&J
Sale price,
78%
101%
/
/
/
J&J /
/
t Canadian dollar value.
A&O
102
103%
66"
M&S
100
92
100
1st mtge
-
100
99
Yates-Am Mach 3-6%s '44-A&O
York Ice Mach 6s 1947
A&O
Debenture 6s 1943
J&D
Warner Bros Pictures—
6s debentures 1948
99
J&J
6s 1942
104%
lOO"
99
2d conv inc 5s 1962.-Ann Apr
Woodward & Tiernan Print—
1
1
94
102%
102%
102%
1
92
101%
101%
101%
102%
102%
102%
102%
102%
103%
102%
103%
1
1
45
68
4s series A
1
001
1943
M&N
4s-4%s '61—F&A
4-5s 1954
J&D
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6s 1948 J&J
s
11
1
81
40
3%s series A 1942-1945—J&J
1946-1947
J&J
4Mb series A 1952
J&J
Woodward Iron 1st lien 5s *62J&J
1
5
Deb
82
79
Woods Bros Corp 6s 1937--A&O
Woods Mfg Co Ltd 1st 3s to 41 J&J
Walker
100
—J&D
6>^s series C 1951
100%
100%
100
—-J&D /
%s assented A 1951
Canadian price,
37
Walker Coal & Ice 6s 1945-M&S
7 Mb
75
101
Extend Income 6s 1963...M&N
Wood & English coll 7s *39—M&N
94
46
1st
100
J Mb assented O 1951
6%s series A 1947
S Mb assented A 1947
United Stockyards Corp—
I
15-yrcolltr4%s A ww'51 A&O
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1943-J&J
Utah Ice & Storage (Colo)—
r
33
Wabasso Oot'n
99%
M&S
4
Wise Lime & Cement 6s '38.A&0
5
/
70
Wither bee Sherman Inc—
4
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49.M&S
Vulcanite Portland Cement—
.
85
9M
B 1979
ser
Ask
Bid
Winslow Bros & Smith—
70
Virginia Hot Springs Co Inc—
2d mtge 1 %-4s ser A 1979—-
33
.50% due May 1 1941.
.625% due Nov 1 1941.
.75% due May 1 1942.875% due Nov 1 1942.
1.00% due May 1 19431.125% due Nov 1 1943
1.25% due May 11944
1.375% due Nov 1 1944
1.50% due May 1 19451.625% due Nov 1 19451.75% due May 1 1946
1.80% due Nov 1 1946
1.85% due May 11947
1.90% due Nov 1 1947
1.95% due May 11948
2.00% due Nov 11948
2.05% due May 11949
2.10% due Nov 1 1949
2.15% due May 11950
2.20% due Nov 1 1950
2.25% due May 1 1951
2.30% due Nov 1 1951
2.35% due May 11952
2.40% due Nov 1 1952
2.45% due May 11953
2.50% due Nov 1 1953.
2.55% due May 1 1954.
2.60% due Nov 1 1954.
2.65% due May 1 1955
United Steel Works (Germany)—
..
Bonds
5%s 1943
Certificates of deposit.
debentures—
6%s series A 1951
Ask
80
Yiau Biscuit Oprp 6 Mb '46—J&J
Vicana Sugar Co 6s 1955
J&J
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953--J&J
Va Hardwood Lumber 6s *42-J&D
69
33
—
3
1st coll conv 5s 1951
A&O
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942—
63
5 %s series B 1949
M&N
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945-J&D
Deb 6%s 1941
M&N
U 8 Finishing 5s 1944
J&J
U S Radiator Corp—
conv deb s f 5s 1946
F&A
United States Steel Corp—
Serial
71
68*
M&S15
_
Bid
Bonds
Wilson (W P) inc 6%s 1945-M&N
United Elec Coal Cos inc 7s 1946United Grain Growers Ltd
5s series A 1948-
Ask
106%
Washington Stk Ex
40
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
464
i"66o
15,000
18,000
1,250
2",665
Too
255
103
300
"250
tl.275
/This price includes accrued interest.
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds and Stocks
Quotations
Bonds
Bid
Atlanta %s, l%s
Atlantic 1 %s. 1 %s
r
r
Bonds
Lincoln 4%s
Lincoln 5s
99
r
for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Ask
99
Burlington-.
Chicago
Denver 1 %s, 3s
First Carolina l%s,2s
First Montgomery 3s, 3%s
First New Orleans Is, 2s_.
First Texas 2s, 2%s
First Trust oi Chicago—
Refunding 1 & l%s
Fletcher %s. 3%s
Fremont 4%s, 5%s
Illinois Midwest 4%s, 5s__.
Indianapolis 5s
Iowa 4%s, 4%s
Lafayette %s, 2s
are
7
9
2
2%
84
-
Oregon Washington
Pennsylvania l%s. l%s.
99
Phoenix 5s
Phoenix 4%s
Potomac l%s
First Carolinas
%s, 2s
1
5
100
95
100
...--100
35
102
40
115
130
100
Potomac
Southern Minnesota.....
Southwest (Ark.) 5s
Union Detroit 2%s
84
Virginian Is, l%s
18
2
115
125
North Carolina
99
70
99%
62
60
100
23" Pennsylvania
21
55
14
84
100
100
Lincoln
New York
99%
56
100
-.100
Fremont
101
52
84
100
Des Moines
98%
r
San Antonio
Denver
46""
101
St. Louis
99
88
99
35
r
Ask
80
48
80
100
86
North Carolina %s, l%s
99
...
Bid
100
100
Atlantic
Dallas
89
99
99
Par
Atlanta
87
....
Lincoln 5%3
New York 5s
99%
99
Stocks
Ask
Bid
5
6
9
99
100
98
13%
r
14%
San Antonio
Virginia
Virginia-Carolina
99
5
...100
2%
80
3
90
99
Company in receivership.
Quotation shown is for all maturities.
Investing Companies Stocks and Bonds
Concluded from page 72
Stocks and Bonds
Par
Bid
Ask
Per
Seaboard Commercial..
Preferred w w
Seaboard
$2
$2
cum
cum
10
50
35
Finance Corp
1
5
pref ww
preferred
*
*
23
Seoond Carey Trust
100
Second Investors $3 prior pref-25
$1.50 convertible preferred
Securities Acceptance Corp—
Common
5
12
Stocks and Bonds
14
38
6
40
31
7
35'
6.48
14.54
2%
8.20
Am
2
5s
1
1952
M&S
2.19
8.95
66%
Jk*
55
*
*
72%
J&J
107}f
6% cum preferred
Warrants
5s
conv
deb
1953
9%
£1
%
2
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B 25c
♦Series B
Union Investment
Vi
.49
s'4
8&*
.74
.83
1.15
1.25
2.17
1
2.11
1
common
—
*
107%4
Voting shares
1st
pref with
Ask
share
..1
25c
O
5.16
4.70
2%
99
14g
86c
U S & Foreign Securities com--*
$6 1st preferred..
*
U. S. & International Sec..
*
*
warrants
Util Equities Corp com
10c
$5.50 priority stock
1
Utility & Industrial Corp.—...
Convertible preferred....
7
Wellington Fund
1
Western Reserve Investing—
«
Deb
%
ser
Conv deb 5s 1946
M&S
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A
Trust ctfs series B
42
48
Bid
1
Industry Shares
Trustee N Y Bank Shares
..
34
Corp..
Tri-Oontinental
2%
48%
5
£l
50
47
—-*
M&S
63%
*
Trusteed
11% ♦Trustee Standard Oil shares A.l
*
...9
50
Par
Per
♦Trustee Stand Invest
♦Class D
26c
dep rets ordinary
Am dep rets deferred
Transamerica Corp
%
47
1942—
10
21c
1
5%% partic preferred:
3.78
5
1
F&A
5%s 1944
3%
86
58*'
48^
%
is1!!
100
%
86
82
Quotations not furnished by sponsoror issuer.
*
-50c
Tobacco & Allied Stocks Inc
Tobacco Securities Trust Ltd—
lOi"
99
25
4%s Mar
March
25
101
1
99
com
Allotment certificates—......
Bhawmut Bank Inv Trust-
♦
5.86
13.70
1
Class AA
Securities Invest com
Preferred
100
Selected Amer Shares Inc ....2%
Selected Income Shares........ 1
Common.—.
1
*
Talcott (James) com
23
$5.50 prior stock
Convertible stock
com
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
Standard Amer Trust Shares
Standard Investing Corp—
$5.60 preferred w w
Standard Utilities Inc
♦State St Investment Corp
Stocks and Bonds
share
Super Corp rf Amer—
4
6% preferred
25
4%s conv debenture 1950-J&J
Securities Corp General com—*
Selected Industries
Ask
Bid
Per
Sovereign Invest. Inc.,
25%
25%
23
35
Par
share
* No par value.
e
Ex. coupons.
/Flat price.
k Last sale.
n
Nominal,
x
Ex-dividend.
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
'
i
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Per
Par
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Per
share
share
WInget
634
10
Co common
16
Atlantic Rayon
Bates Mfg.
76
3)4
28)4
354
4)4
Apponaug Co..
*
Arlington Mills..100
1
100
100
3f*
4)4
634
90
10
Preferred
4
Beaunit Mills
if*
1434
pref_20
conv
Pine
*
*
Spinning Co
5% preferred
AH
49
Beott Mills
33
Borden
(Richard)
Mfg Co com
*
Border City Mfg 100
Botany Worsted—
6
7)4
10
Mills class A....5
Preferred
10
Bourne Mills
*
3
2)4
6)4
5)4
100
27
22
Cleve Worsted Mill
Common
*
72
Process.-*
of
Fruit
14
♦
100
Draper Corp
Farr
Alpaca
the
Globe
29
Loom
Cotton
*
Hartford Rayon vtcl
"X
loli
10634
20
4
22
76
81
(Baltimore)... 100
4
5
100
71
75
JH
..100
29
32
Rayon class A..25
11
13
75
8% preferred.. 100
*
Nonquitt Mills
*
North Amer Rayon—
54
1634
19%
96
6)4
Consol
Mining
Bol Inca
8
1
1
50
5% preferred—50
24
Bulolo
Gold
5
14)4
12)4
13 )4
15
Callahan
13
Sull'n M &
18
20
27
14)4
1634
10
Zinc-Lead
1
"3 54
43
12
47
»
82
86
33
30
75
Copper
36
100
Consol
5
Copper
42
Wayne Knit Mills .5
1454
18
25
Dome Mines Ltd..*
28
Eagle Pkh Lead.. 10
Preferred
100
66
120
50
1
*
Mill pref.. 100
130"
Mills.. 100
Cotton.
Nat Yarn Mills
..50
100
Inc
74
80
23
28
—
58
a.
64
61
-
66
21
59
63
2
Mfg
20
W) Mfg.. 100
66
American shares.*
65
75
8)4
9)4
121
50
6
8
10
Power common-.5
Copper Co
Mining
104
12
14
97
101
Franklin
*
15 X
Southern
6%
83
8)4
Worsted—
84
100
87
119
70"
68
100
Mills
80
*
56"
52
100
102
Appleton Co
$6 preferred
common.
6)4% pref
Common
1
.25
1
Kennecott Copper.*
KUdun Mining
1
King David Min.50c
KIrkland LakeGold 1
Shore Mines. 1
Cap Gold Mini
Magma Copper Col 0
McIntyrePorcuplne5
Miami Copper
5
Mining Corp of
100
100
New Jersey Zinc..25
Newmont Mining.10
18
20
N
Y A
Noranda
5
10
25
8)4
654
9)4
W4
50 34
37
6)4
18)4
1334
13 54
4
434
5c
20c
54
13)4
14
75c
85c
434
30)4
32)4
934
H
4)4
3334
954
4
III*
254
69)4
2734
28
1834
19
50
53
Old Dominion Co .25
22c
118
~3~~
38
41
1)4
3
100
7 % preferred . 100
Burlington Mills __1
96
16)4
17)4
Calhoun Mills....50
44
48
Callaway Mills.... •
25
27
38)4
6s Jan
Preferred B
99
47
7% preferred.. 100
Washington MillslOO
Wellington Mills
*
Preferred
100
West Point Mfg
20
51
Oriental
Pacific
98
50
1)4
18
19
*
—.100
Alniworth Mfg
5
Air Associates (N J) 1
Air Communicat'nsl
Aircraft Accessories 1
Aircraft Precision..1
Aircraft A Deisel
Common
Preferred
6
105
1
_
Appliance
*
Pac Salmon*
20
Alaska
Consol
Mining.
107
4
8
Airplane Mfg A Sup 1
Air Reduc'n com..*
Air-Way Electric
Oklahoma Interstate
Mining Com__25c
1941
Mfg Co
Ware Shoals Mfg 100
X
100
Aetna Stand Engine*
Direction Finder
Vlctor-Monagh'n 100
7% preferred.. 100
Victory Yarn Mills—
4
Preferred
Equipment
Airplane A Marine
93
5
5)4
21)4
6)4
Aetna Rubber—
5c
3c
12
Class B
1
Aeronautical" Corp. 1
40c
1
1st M
1554
254
Aero Supply Mfg—
Class A
1
34
3934
Ohio Copper of
Utah
Walkce
2234
Agfa Ansco (Del)__l
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
1
16
"
18
*
Warrants—
32
3)4
85
92
25
10
Millis
6% preferred A.50
Industries
Technical Inst...1
35
10c
14
88
Adams
Aero
2854
10c
80
57
Steel..
Acme Wire
36c
*
434
3534
5234
Abraham A Straus.*
54
38)4
5
60
6% preferred .100
34)4
pref—100
Mills (SO).25
Preferred
40c
10
Aeolian Co—
2d 5% pref. ..100
Belton
61
"1)4
9
Bibb Mfg
100
Brandon Corp A. 100
Class B
*
7
$6 preferred
75
Aberfoyle Mfg. .100
Preferred:
100
40c
JX
7)4
preferred
—1
Common
25c
17 )4
7%
18
*
Abercromb;e A Fitch
Addressograph Multigraph Corp
10
Advance Rumely..*
27)4
127)4
25
1st 7%
25c
53)4
12034
7% preferred-.100
6
8)4
Avondale Mills....1
Beaumont Mfg—
Mills
100
2.50
Mines
North Butte
*
Lab'tories.*
Abbott
4 H % conv pfd
Abbotts" Dairy
Honduras
Rosario
Nlpi8sing Mines
103 X
10
22
•
Mt City Copper..5c
National Tunnel
28)4
Union-Buffalo Mills
Cotton
Mining..1
Island Creek Ooal.l
26)4
Thomaston Cotton
Cotton
6)4
\cme
20
Internatl
and Mines com.. *
110
150
13c
5)4
154
1%
50
INDUSTRIAL AND
37
*
Canada
64
62
2)4
Title A
A B Stove
Inspiration Cons
21
Spinning
Textiles Inc com. .10
Class A pref...100
Class B pref
60
Stowe
West Jersey
Guar Co
24)4
554
*
Louisiana L*d A Ex 1
10
St&rtex Mills.....20
52 H
90
2)4
A
MISCELLANEOUS
Mines. .1
Lava
26
Webbing
6
150
Trust
of New York
20
Guar
Abitibi Pow A Pap_*
Lake
99
24
.
34
13)4
*
16
17 H
Isle Royale Cop.
Jardlne Mining
100
Amer Title A Guar25
Bankers Bond A
Title
Min
Copper...
Sterling Spinning
5034
Bay
Idaho Md
12
7% preferred..
Bleachery
SAFE
Mortgage Guar.
Greene Cananea
79
114
A
Columbia (D C)—5
EmpireTitle AGulOO
Real Estate (DO) 100
Granby Cons MSA
Illinois Zinc
25
GUAR¬
ANTEE
47
9c
1
& Smelting
com
17)4
10)4
Goldfleld Consol
l66"
Spartan Mills.
Amer Yarn & Proc—
®
«
«
e
1
100
25c
Hollinger Mines
5
Homestake Mining
common
12 >4
lOl"
TITLE
106
35
Hecla
81
98
Mill
Southern
16 H
10 34
£
Golden Cycle
62
& Print Wks__—*
"354
Tr.__100
City RE T(C)._ 500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston). 100
Factory Bldg Tr.100
Fiftv Associates (B)_
Hotel Tr (Boston) 100
Kimball Bldg Tr 100
100
OorplO
General Tin
«■
-
18
10
2)4
Cent Bldg
90c
1)4
1
Mining &
Smelting new
Southern
3
17)4
DEPOSIT STKS,
.
Zinc,
57
Preferred
5)4
34
E vans-W allower
Smyre (A M) Mfg 10
120
*
"754
534
%
Lead—
7 % preferred- 100
60"
55
95
Norris Cot Mills
7 % preferredlOO
Southern Weaving.*
134
7)4
Evans Wall
Mines
Saxon Mills..
Southern Mills
REAL ESTATE TR
A LAND STOCKS
45
Ltd
12
2
1st mtge notes
Spinning
Alabama Mills
American Enka—
134
Federal
Mooreeville
Southern
Acme
134
25c
Empire Star Mines
55
Voe—
Mills
Abbeville Mills.—6
%
26)4
83c
24
Mills
Process
9
H
Boston Wharf...100
3)4
Oresson Consolidated
100
Mills
Common
37
100
Plate
White Knob Copper
Preferred
10
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
♦
Bos Stor W'h'se.100
33 34
%
25
Clemenceau Min 25c
6% preferred ..100
32
Utica A Mohawk
Cotton Mills.. 100
Wamsutta M
100
1
30
Bos RET (Bos). 100
25)4
OhiefOonsol Mln..l
Chile
Clear Creek Cons—
Common
10c
Rowan Cotton Mills
9
5c
Chic RETrus's. 100
Copper-Corp
Gold Min A M..1
26
12)4
50c
Bd of Tr Bid Tr.100
BosGr'd R'T Tr 100
50c
1
Central Eureka
Cotton
Laurens
30
8
25
.1)4
7
5
Calumet A Hecla
Central Am Mines. 1
Riverside A Dan Riv
38 54
2)4
1
7)4
154
Hudson
101
1
Tonopah Mining. .1
Union Copper Land
A Mining
25
Utah Metal A Tun.l
Walker Mining
1
Washington Tin
Teck Hughes
Tintic Standard
434
4
5
Co
Co
Howe Sound Co...5
36
Coal—5
Silver-Lead .1
1534
C-.2)4
Butte Copper &
52
25
6
4%
5
Dredg¬
ing, Ltd
30)4
8
2
754
Bunker Hill A
Riverdale Mills—
11)4
30c
j*
Bralorne Mines Ltd*
22
754
2754
13 34
%
20c
Mines
28)4
36 X
98
27)4
12)4
34
39
21 54
33
50)4
7 34
53
7
Black Hawk
Poe (F
82
A—
Preferred
48"
5 34
38
27)4
434
100
*
Rayon.*
Knitting
Arcade
16)4
5)4
Dye Works com 10
7% preferred-.100
Mills
10
American Zinc Lead
A Smelting—
1
$5 prior conv pf 25
Anaconda Copper
Mining Co
50
Andes Copper M.20
Bagdad Copper
5
King (J P> Mfg.. 100
Bleach ery &
23
Mills
Anderson
115
1434
Gold
18)4
Mfg
5
Stand
Piedmont
*
20
7% preferred..100
United Elastic
*
Utica
1834
La nett
Pickens
Shops
5% preferred-.100
SouleMill (N B).100
Tubize Chatillon.
Class
21"
7% preferred
Mfg
100
7% preferred. .100
Perfection Spinning.
1
5c
38
10
Sunshine Mining.lOc
70
Orr Cot Mills... 100
See Borden—
Joseph Lead
Shattuck Denn
STOCKS
Mining
100
Pacolet
Roxboro Knitting—
Preferred
3
St
2834
Mills
24
ich Borden Mfg—
Sulssett Mills 100
(F R)
30
Newberry Cotton
91 54
5
._
25c
13 H
36
Skenandoa
125
29
26
Monarch
15
8anford
120
r
Alaska Juneau
Musgrove Cotton
89
Preferred
50
r
*
20c
23'A
31)4
Sagamore
r
100
Copper Canyon. 10c
Copper Range
*
Cornucopia Gold.5c
1§*
100
Min
St Anth Gold M...1
Penmans Ltd com.*
Cons Min A 8melt.6
Mills
100
Antelope
Ltd Amer shares
23
Mock Judson
Pepperell Mfg
Common
17
95
12
1
Roan
IX
25
Quincy
23
27
Pilgrim Mills
3*
Preston East Dome 1.
70
14
70
22)4
2134
51)4
~
1654
*
1
Pocahontas
Premier Gold M
88"
Cerro de Pasco
Mills
41
Patchogue Plymouth
Saco Lowell
65
See Indus. Stocks
*
*
—
r
MINING
87
6% preferred
Imperial Yarn Mills-
1)4
Mining-_25c
Silver King
12
116
25
6% prior pref..50
Mills com
100
Preferred
1
1
So Am Gold A Plat.l
11)4
82
36
Newmarket Mfg
Pacific Mills
r
Wabasso Cotton
114
Majestic Mfg
Marion Mfg Co
May Hos'y Mills
$4 preferred
N J Worsted—
B
48
Hartsville Cot Mills.
Lin ford
New Bedford
A
r
Limestone Mills..—
2nd preferred—1
Naumkeag Steam
Com class
100
Montreal CottonslOO
110
Knit.5
7% preferred..100
Preferred
37)4
7)4
Com class
r
Preferred
8)4
Gold
Consol
Pond Creek
Judson Mills A pflOO
Preferred B
100
1054
934
4034
934
854
Nashua M (N H) 100
1st preferred. .100
*
Zinc
20
Hanjes (F H)
Inman
26
18
90
107
84
140
60
109
100
r
Preferred
1*
7
44
17
r
Domin Text Ltd
24
......
Industrial Cotton
Mills pref
Merrimac Mfg..100
Preferred
100
Mt V-Woodb Mills
Nashawena Mills. _*
154
47
..
Highland Pk Mfg 20
101)4
.....
17
85
Henrietta Mills—
105
Martel Mills—
Units
65
14
r
100
Preferred
Mills—
Preferred
21
Ludlow Mfg Assoc.*
Luther Mfg
100
Cotton
..._
Hamrick Mills
9
$6 part pref A...*
(N B)_75
58
Converters. 100
Can
44
Gossett Mills
Pato
Pioneer Gold Ltd._l
Can Cottons Ltd 100
26
Grendel
100
Kilburn M
45
23
12
Kendall Co com—*
77"
37
27
on^
80
Hathaway Mfg.. 100
73
35
10
16
Mills
Canadian
40
79
*
Mills*
6)4
5
Polaris
110
Graniteville Co—20
32
preferred.25
Preferred
20
125
118
share
A
Enterprise—
Amer shs ctfs_.10
Dredging
88
Bid
Par
Per
Patino Mines
99
....
Woodside Cotton.20
6% preferred. .100
Co.
10
7 % preferred
Florence Mills...100
7 % preferred. .100
Fulton Bag & Cotton
23
Worsted.60
GosnoldM (N B)__*
Preferred
100
Prior
%
ja
Knitting..2)4
Goodall
Darl'gton Mfg(S C)5
Drayton Mills
20
Dunean Mills
20
7 % preferred- _ 100
Durham Hosiery—
See Indus, stks
Dwight Mfg.-.1234
Eagle Yarn Mills—
Easley Cotton Mills
7 % preferred
Efird Mfg
100
Mills
74
units
Genera)
Converse (D E) .100
Crescent Spinning..
Dallas Mfg (Ala) 100
Flint Mfg
100
Preferred
Cabot Mfg
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Common
100
Stocks
share
Mills
Yarn
Mtge 6s
Wiscassett Mills
101
21
Gaffney Mfg—-.50
Conv pref
10
Gainesville Cot Mills
Glenwood Cotton
13 H
'
Ask
97
Erwin Cotton
5
iiH
Brighton Mills—
Franklin
100
Climax Spinning..50
preferred
Clifton Mfg (SO)
Mfg—
$1)4
18
75
6%
21
71
*
Preferred.
Berkshire
96
734
92
20
8% preferred
Chiquola Mfg
Amoskeag Co
Beacon
100
China Grove Cot—
STOCKS
Northern Mills
Par
Stocks
Chadwick-Hoskina
TEXTILE
Bid
Per
Ask
Bid
.10
3)4
4)4
Tin
Consolidated
1
4 )4
4)4
1
2
234
654
11
1)4
2
3)4
2)4
i*
41)4
12$
Preferred—.—-
18
Albany Packiug.100
Preferred
100
Vlberene Stone of Va
Vot trust ctfs_._5
58
85
40
.
Cannon
*
r
Mills..—*
Without
Canadian
par
price-
value,
a
x
Ex-dividend.
Park-Utah Consol
5)4
Mines
60
31)4
Called for redemption; see page
t New stock,
120
111.
4)4
33)4
e
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend.
fFlat price.
A: Last sale,
(
n
Nominal,
86
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Par
Per share
Alberta-Pacific
Grain class A..
Am Mfg Co com. 100
.101
Preferred.
5% pref
28%
r
Alexander Dept Stsl
Alexander Ham"
30%
6%
5
Amer
"7%
American News Co *
65
6%
Amer
Optical
*
Amer Piano class A*
Class B
.5
23%
23%
100
11%
12"
7%
2%
%6
2%
Amer Pneu Serv
*
Am Potash & Ohem *
Amer Products
*
3%
%6
Portland
9
Amer Pulley
50
Amer Radiator &
Stand Sanitary..*
4
166%
10
167%
10%
-
7%
Common
5%
15%
23
74
Amer
71%
5% preferred--1(X
Common...
35
16%
7
25
Aluminum < *o com.!
156
6% preferred
Indus.-'
Aluminum
Ltd
'
1
Leather
14
3
Amer Agric Chen
Amer \ir Lmes...
$4.25 conv pf..
Ameriean
rcti
*
*
7% preferred.. 100
Am Sumatra Tob„ *
Amer Television
1
A-ner Thermos A__*
Preferred
50
Am Thread 5% pref5
Am Tobacco com_25
Common B
25
16%
58%
113
0% preferred.-100
Transformer. 10
Am Type Found..10
7% preferred ..100
33%
Am
Bakeries—
64
v
66
62
64
1
8%
6% preferred ...f
Bemberg com.
45%
Am
46
18
20
Am Bank Note
Am
1C
Preferred
•
Amer Sugar Ref.100
51
31
..
Snuff..25
Am Steel F'dries
77%
99%
1%
16%
3%
49%
15%
57%
111%
Corp...
32%
45%
American Stores
American Stove
7
1%
9%
6% non-cum pflOO
Amer Steamship. 100
19
97
6% preferred..1 Of
"3%
American
157%
118%
118%
18%
6%
75%
10(
_
GoodR Mfg..'
Aluminum
2
Seal-Kap
7% preferred. .100
18%
2
19
8%
101
Am Beverage Corp
American Book..If
Vitrified Prod.*
Preferred
*
Class A
50%
146%
195
25%
11%
12%
14
76%
15%
36%
60%
2%
68%
69%
151%
4
5%
40c
7
*
9
Wringer.
*
Writing Pap.*
Amsterdam Trading
39
133
86%
Cable common..*
184
Anchor
4%
55%
7%
1%
33%
61
Anchor Post Fence.*
2
30c
Andian Nat Corp..*
Angostura-W upper-
24
15c
maun Corp
1
Anheuser Busch—20
%
67%
Amer
Amer centrifugal
5%
Amer
conv
3
9
1
%
20%
Am Chain & Gable.
111
101
Animal Trap
Antilla Sugar
%6
20%
121
American Cigarette
..101
140
6% preferred-_10i
115
&
Cigar Co
Amer
i ioaj
200
7
(N J). .2.
Amer
70
S
com
5%
9%
Am Crystal Sugar ]
6% 1st pref. If
Am Cyanamid A.l
Class B
35%
35%
12%
1
.
1
*
..5
36
13
111
110%
111%
Arnold
12%
4%
3%
a
35
Co
Arrow
2
1%
1
Common
_.
_
_50(
2%
Artloom Corp
2%
7% preferred..100
Amer Export Lines 1
18%
19
Am Fabrics, pref 10
Amer Felt common
5
10
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works .5
14
Preferred
10
Amer Forging and
8ocket com
♦
75
80
7
Am Furniture
1
1
35
21
Hardware.
22%
Am-Hawalian
SS
Am Hide <fe Leath.. 1
0% preferred
.
..50
Amer Home Prod.. 1
Amer Insulator
25%
39%
4%
31%
50%
1%
21%
*
St 50 prior pref 10
Amer-La France &
....
Am
Laund
Mach_20
Amer Locker class A*
Class
Amer
B
*
Locomotl ve. •
7% preferred .100
Amer Macb & Fdy.*
Am Macb & Met..*
Am Maize Prod... •
80
12%
2%
16%
♦Without par value.
registered
£1
Associated
*
Rayon.*
At1 Coast Fisheries 1
Atlantic Co A
50
Class B
51%
1%
23%
5%
6% 1st prof...100
*
com
AtlG-ilf k W Indies
SS Lines
..1
5%
pflOO
Atlantic Refining.25
4% conv oref. 100
5
Atlas Drop Forge..5
1
Atlas
1%
33
1%
35%
4
5
13%
14%
78%
16%
%6
37%
62
3
69
70%
156
47
50
8
10
Bon Ami com A—*
Plywood
couv
.
preferred ..50
Austin Mich & Co.
*
$5 cum prior A..*
aOalled for redemption:
see
page
Bohn Alum 8c Br. .5
.25
Instru¬
common
Automatic
ment, common
Common
3*
3%
3%
.5
Automat \ ot Mach *
,
ronv
Class A
Boston
17%
15%
II*
Boston
4%
3
3%
33 %
12
93
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Class B
10
Preferred
100
3%
27
15
96
53
_
Balaban & Katz. .25
Baldwin Co
8
30
6% conv pref..25
Basic Dolomite
1
Batavia Body..._.5
Bath Iron Wks
l
15%
~2%
26
1
68%
10
8
__* r
5%
7
2%
17%
12
-
«-
1
*
Warrants
Brinks,
preferred..100
Beau Brummell
Ties Inc
1
Beech
Aircraft
1
Beech-Nut Pack. .20
Belding Hem'way.. *
Bell Aircraft
1
Bellanca Aircraft..1
50
9%
Home
Aonliance cl A..5
Class B
5
4%
14%
9%
10
38%
40%
15
.....
"5%
80%
17%
5%
10%
1%
14
5
76
Bristol-Myers
.5
11%
3%
9%
Brit-Amer Oil
Ltd—
2%
22%
Truck com
10
Brooke (E G) Iron.5
Brown Co new com.
7%
3%
7%
4%
1%
16%
N ew preferred
17%
12%
3%
3 %
12%
6%
7%
shares..*
Ordinary bearer£1
Brockway Motor
Wire
1
Class
•
Brown
A
pref
2
*
common
7%
Forman
Distillers
1%
Corp..*
Preferred
Brown Rubber
30
*
1
1%
Manufacturing 50
181%
30%
9%
28
113%
114
Brown Shoe
Bruce (E L) Co
10
23%
106
10.3
1 %
%
.
25
Bruck Silk Mills
108
108
1%
%
15
4%
5%
120
7%
20%
4%
18
5%
5%
123%
8
4%
24%
%
28
Budd Wheel
7 % preferred
Ballard Co
Bulova Watch
Burdines Inc
113
13%
5
64%
6%
*
.100
115
*
32
*
34
..1
9
*
44
...
"l%
Burger
*
3
32%
Preferred
.50
Burkart tF) Mfg—
Common
1
$2.20 preferred..*
Burma Corp Ltd—
46
6
1
31
37%
1%
38
20%
10%
Buda Co com ..100
Budd (E G) Mfg .*
7 % preferred.. 100
Preferred
5%
94
Brunswick Site...10
Buckeye Ripe, L .50
Buckeye Steel Oast *
Bucyrus-Erie Co..5
7% cum pref. .100
21%
4%
55
1%
32%
45
Oollender Co ._.*
$5 preferred
*
54
53
83
»
Brunswick-Balke-
50
45
H
*
5
7% preferred ..100
3%% pref ...100
25
32%
Am den receipts..
Burns Bros Coal.. *
40
Gay Fur¬
%
Brewing
%6
%
Burroughs Adding
Machine
.*
"7%
Burry
98
Bush Term Co
19%
5%
10%
1%
Beryllium Corp
*
Bessemer Limestone
9
10
15
Best 8c Co
7%
6% preferred
*
7% debenture. 100
Bush Terra Bldgs—
5%
Borland Shoe St
or
'.erred
*
& Cement com.. 1
50
5%
43
46
*
30 %
31
Beth Fdy & Mach.*
1%
20
86%
130
2%
75
Preferred
Preferred
50
Beth Steel
7%
(Del).. *
7% Dreferred.,100
B'O
79
93
Foods
Inc..
.*
7% preferred..100
%
12%
2%
62
67
15%
16%
18%
22%
20
Coupon
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
10c
"6%
%
6%
2%
11%
1%
6%
2%
53
42%
%
94
2
17
25
Brown & Sharp
niture common.. 1
Purchase warrants
7%
9
86
88
25
.100
100
109%
7
*
Inc.
30
118
33'ic
Benson & Hedges. _*
Conv pref
11%
33%
Brass
Bristol
Bendix
60
48
*
28
H3
26%
Bearings Co (Am).*
2d
1
7% preferred-.100
1%
28
x-w
23%
37%
3%
Brill Corp class A.. *
Class B
•
8
25
Pref
1%
30
Mfg
._*
Briggs 8c Srratton._*
30
Prer v t C...100
Bausch 8c Lomb
Optical com
10
Mfg common..25
Beatrice Cream..25
$5 preferred w w_*
37
100
Brillo Mfg
Class A
29
32
8%
52
Bribers
%
25
5% preferred.. 100
Bayuk Cigars
«
7% 1st oref
100
Beaton 8c Cadwell
4%
11%
6%
12%
*
Preferred
""%
100
Bel'ows & Co A. 10
Belt RR & Stk Yds
110
2%
21%
Brass
Inc.
$2.50 preferred..*
Bigelow-Sanford
Carpet com
*
111
5%
15%
25
73%
119%
7
3
24
k Last
86%
130%
3%
14%
39%
7%
Butler
2%
1
.
5% conv pref. .30
Butterlck Co
*
Preferred
Byers (A M)
\/
78
52
%
9%
1%
10%
7% part pref.. 100
Byers Machine .._*
Byllesby class A... *
Class B
77
7c
»
Bryon Jackson
*
8%
3%
4%
Callir,e
Birdsboro Stee
Fdv 8c Mach
<i>m
$3 preferred
*
B ack&Decker
Mfg *
Blaw-Knox
Bliss 8c
Co
.
Laughlln
Preferred..
.
*
5
30
Bliss (E W) Co
1
6% conv pf....25
5% conv pf
.25
Blooralngda'e Bros. *
.
Blumenthal
(Sid*
*
10%
105
12%
Products
Vot tr ctfs
Common
%
%
19%
50c
50c
Calif Pack Corp
51
10%
1%
Tungsten. .1
44
47
Cambria Iron
20
9%
18%
21
21
Campbell (A S)
1
Jauipbell
Wyant 8c
Cannon
Fdry-•-.-*
32
35
Hnada Bread--...•
14
23%
14%
24%
22
23
12%
7%
87
14%
8%
9%
11c
1%
3
7 %
*
Preferred
50
Preferred
'-ef erred
Canada &
58
5
100
r
50
r
Class B pret
HavU Cement. 100
....100
sale.
nNorninal.
99
rCanadian price,
14%
l.„
99%
40
4
68
Dominion
■lugar Co Ltd..
t New
stock-
z
j
12c
1
Elec
80
1%
*
Cable
78
8c
Preferred
Byrndum Corp
*
.5
Bird 8c Son
12%
5%
19%
.*
Blauner's common.*
25
101%
5%
17
50
com
*
5% preferred-..50
Calamba Sug Est.20
Billings & Spen
Bing & Bing
25
10
12%
5%
19%
pref ctfs.. 100
Bros..
10
.
2%
9
15
18&
111.
38%
2%
com
5
100
7% preferred.. 100
2%
17%
14
6%
Biscuit. 12 %c
24
100
4%
%
9%
100
Preferred
"2%
_*
.
2
14%
6%
8
1
Brown Fence &
* r
1st preferred.. 100
2%
2%
33%
2%
37%
4H
10%
5c
%
Bridgep't Hydr'lic20
Bridgeport Mach..*
Bathurst Power
1 %
13%
3%
1%
7%
29%
%
10%
2%
9%
Corp
Rrdgeoort
20
...
6 Paper A
Class B
34
Breeze
34%
6%
6%
..*
*
16
Brewster Aeronaut'l 1
Warrants
BarbT & Ross
Bros
BT'g-.S
Bondhold¬
class A
Brewing Co of Am.3
if*
10%
%
%
112%
6%
37
35%
preferred
*
Boyd-Welsh Inc
* k
Boyertown Burial
Casket com
*
Branlff Airways.2%
Nov 22
10
PrefeTed
12 %
25 %
2d
30
Bardstown Distill.. 1
Bareco Oil
5
Barium Stainless
Steel com
1
100
.
com
65
Hotels—
Common
*
1st preferred..100
3%
25
10
100
.
*
ers
2
Bartgis Bros com__l
2
6%
5%
17
100
_
Bowm Bilt
1
Barnsdall Oil
5
Barnsdall Refining. 1
56%
9%
,
6%
Warrants
Baldwin Rubber
1
Bancroft (.T) 8c Sons*
Preferred
Barber Asphalt
21
36%
Woven Hose
Rubber
Bower Roll
9%
100
2%
16%
34
50
.
Boston Wharf.
sV
Bow-BUt
14
f«*
8
,
6% preferred..100 k
Baldw Loco Wks..*
V t, c for com
13
7 % preferred
31
107%
52%
24%
19%
Storage
Warehouse
$6 preferred...100
Bourjois, Inc
..*
$2.75 cura pref .*
4%
Ayrshire Pakota
Colliers Corp
1
Babcock 8c Wilcox.*
Baker Chemical.
*
Preferred
100
Gravel Pref
8c.
20
18
Capital.. 1
Aviation <fe Transpor¬
tation Corp
1
60c"
"9%
1
%
Barlow 8c Seel I g cl A 5
Barnard Aviation._I
5%
19%
20 %
35
19%
5%
5%
i%% pref
50
Bark'
rklev Grow Aircrl
17
Borg-Warner Corp. 5
Scrymser..25
Borne
4%
5
Pref ex-warr.25
Warrants
Barker
52
24
17 %
Aviation Corp
11
30%
106
*
.25
Avery (B F > & Sons 5
6% pref ww—25
Aviation
22
Stores com__l
Borden Co
15
pref 25
com.
18%
2%
19%
Boston Sand &
Automobile Banking
$1,50
B
share
18%
1 %
Bond
2
1
1%
1
5
Automatic Prod
45
119
4%
5 % % preferred .50
Automatic Fire
51%
40 |
31%
22%
109%
5%
15%
23%
72%
pref.. 100
Atlas Tfck
*
Auburn Cent Mfg. *
1
28%
Alarm
Bid
Per
15
26
Finance
4%
5%
10
Par
10
Auto
Common
50
Preferred
50
Bender Body com..5
Bendix Aviation
5
Conv preferred_20
Powder
*
12%
18%
non-cum
Atlas
16
82
3
2
5%
18%
13%
2%
.
12
Stocks
Boeing Airplane—1'5
Bohack (H O) coral*
1st preferred.. 100
Bohack Realty pflOO
Blckfords
31
4%
%
18%
11%
1%
15%
27%
Indus Ltd
32
29
Foamlte Corp..
Warrants..
(Can). *
Assoc Laundries
39%
4%
5
210
Am dep rets ord
107
27
104
Amer
Assoc El
64
33
Brew
7% preferred.. 100
Dry G'ds
1
6% 1st pref... 100
7% 2d pref... 100
Assoc
1%
3%
2%
preferred..
Assoc
2
10
61
2d
Preferred
1
Ashland Oil & Ref.l
12
8
.50
Asbestos Corp Ltd.*
Asbestos Mfg com.l
5%
11%
1%
Preferred
7
*
17
5
3%
Ask
share
76
Berkey &
14
common
151
Hart-
Hegeraan EIec.10
Arrowhead Petrol. .1
Amer Export Airline*
New
Print Wks.*
5% preferred".. .30
Aro Equipt Corp__l
111
American Encaustic
Tiling
%
19%
109%
7% preferred..100
Armstrong Cork
♦
Armstrong Rubb A*
Arnold
Constable.5
12
7
9%
108
Amer Dist Teleg.
14%
7% guar pref.. 100
Armour & Co (111)—
Common
5
16 conv pr pref..*
5%
10%
82%
39%
80
33%
45%
147%
51%
113
Ark Fuel Oil pref. 10
Armour & Co of Del
Commercial
Alcohol
_
$3 partic pref
Argo Oil
7%
65
100
Arden Farms
12
7%
_*
Apex Elec Mfg
*
Applied Arts
1
Yppollo Steel
10
A P W Paper
5
A P W Prop cl A
Archer-Dan-Midi'd *
115
116
pref
Chicle.
%
4%
9%
Hocking
29
1%
%
26
date of issue
13%
70
6% preferred-.100
Preferred
1%
28%
59%
2
Autocar Co com.. 10
Baumann(Lud)com*
G1 Corp. new. 12%
$5 div oref
*
7
6%
American shares._
Anaconda Wire 8c
American Canadian
7% preferred
If
Car & Fdy
5%
15%
70%
11
15
Amer
183
162
54
7% preferred. .100
Amer
5
86%
147
100
_*
Preferred
Am Woolen Co
Fdy130
7%
20c
100
Common
%
1%
34%
7%
38
69*'
4*
Amer Wind Glass—
104
%
%
34%
6%
4%
7% preferred
6%
Amer Ship Build--*
Am Smelt 8c Refg—*
18
Altorfer Bros com. _'
Conv pref
'
70
Amer Seating
*
Am Ship & Comm.*
37%
13%
'
Alloy Cast Steel—.'
2(
Alpha Portl opm
'
pf 100
conv
Bid
Par
Automatic Refrig.10
Safety Razor—
Common
Aloe (A S) Co
A.Brake Sh &
160
18.50
American Screw. 100
American Sealcone.5
4H%
5%
Allis-Ohalmers Mfg
Class
7%
21%
17%
8%
8
Allied Stores Corp.'
Amer
pref 100
32%
25%
24%
5%
23%
13
Am
Amerada
cum
Am Republics com 10
Amer Rolling Mill 25
111
3%
20%
16%
21
1(
CI A conv
Amal
65*
12%
4%
Allied Mills Inc
Alum
31%
24%
23%
4%
3%
5% prior pref...7
Partic pref
*
&
Ohem
26
79%
%
20%
107
Stocks
Per
22
20
*
Ask
share
74%
%
»
American Meter
60
Allied
Bid
6% conv pref—100
.
Allegheny Ludlum
Alientown
Maracaibo.. 1
Amer Metal Co
14
Steel Corp
..100
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the
Per
1.25
r
MISCELLANEOUS
&
are as near as
Ex-dividend.
2%
4
12%
possible for the closing lay of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are at near as
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Per
a
Class A
13%
20
Hark Controller
Hark Equip Oo
87%
4%
Preferred.
..100
Olaude Neon Lt
1
IA
Clayton A Lambert 4
Cleveland Graphite
16%
Preferred
100
Can Wire A Cab A_*
Class B
.....*
Canadian Airways.*
62
60
24
18
%
3
36%
Canadian Bronze-.*
18
30%
125
5%
30
Preferred
Club Aluminum
Utensil com
Cluett Pea body
i%
5
7%
94
92
94
1st preferred—100
5%
*
Carpenter Steel
Carrier Corp
5
..1
Carter (J W) Oo
Gasco Products
Case (J I) Oo
9%
7%
8%
62
7
1
7%
60%
*
100
7% preferred. .100
120
119
Case LockwoodA
Co.. 100
Case Pomeroy
240
"5%
4%
.5
Castle (A M) Oo.-lO
Catalin Corp
1
3%
S3 %
48%
.48%
28
119%
28%
119%
128
Caterpillar Tract..*
Celanese Corp
*
7% prior pref.100
1st partic pref.100
*
7
67
97
$7 preferred
Central Aguirre
7%
72%
6%
99%
43
Celluloid Corp—15
1st preferred
*
44
5%
*
Associates
*
Central Airport.-.1
17%
1%
17%
...
1
Central American
Plantations ...100
Cent Foundry com.l
1
2%
32
Cent Iron A Steel.—
Cent Ohio St Prod.l
6
1
8
9
10
18
Centrifugal Pipe
Century Elec
1
10
Century Rib Mills.*
7% preferred.. 100
$2.75
Colum
6% prior pref. 100
Cessna Aircraft
1
Chain Belt com....*
20
Chatnbersberg
25
22
6% pref—100
Chapman Valve—1
104
.10
38
5
.
Cheney Bros com..*
Preferred
106%
36
120
100
Mfg.5
22
5%
15%
l7%
%
1%
*
Cherry-Bur Corp..5
Chesebr'gb Mfg..25
Chesapeake Paper
1%
13
12%
108%
107
1
I*
12%
95%
13%
%A
72
68
210
.8%
7%
Chic Molded Prod.l
Chicago Nipple
6
Chic PneuTool—..*
pref....*
$2.50 prior pref..*
Chic Ry Equip—25
48
15
16
10%
6%
Chic Rivet A Mach 4
11
6
Chic Yel ow Cab.
Chickash i Cot O.10
Childs Oo com
Preferred
100
Chilton Oo
10
V*
13
*
10
14%
10
8%
10%
1%
7%
3%
Chrysler Corp.....6
Churngold Corp
*
Advtg Prod
39
IVA
Chic A So Airlines
Cinci
13%
12%
2
8%
4%
76%
4%
7%
Crank..5
4%
Ball
*
12%
Inc
-1
City Auto Stamp..*
7%
Clnecolor
Clfcv Ice & Fuel..
_*
9%
91%
♦Without
x
par
value,
Ex-dividend.
Oont Steel Corp... •
Preferred
100
Converse Rubber..*
$2 preferred
33
Special pref
*
P't A Varn .*
Cook
$4 preferred
_•
Cooper Bessemer..*
$3 prior pref
Oopperweld Steel..5
Conv 5% pref. .5.)
Cornell-Dublller
Elec Corp com.. 1
Corroon A
Rey'ds
$6 conv A pref
1%
7% ICoeden Petroleum
5% conv pref. .50
9%
l
92% {Cosmocolor Corp
%
6%%cumpf—100
10
Corning Glass Wk 10
6% Preferred. 100
Corn Prod Kefg .25
7% preferred .100
ju
Cln Tob W'house.25
Cinei
Cln Un Stk Yds
Mot..l
.
a
Called
1
18%
17%
3% Nov.19
%
85
33
8%
8
109%
3
pref. 20
,0*
Ltd—*
Eastern Air Lines.. 1
33%
conv
13
50c
es
33%
10
5
17
1%
Warrants
Footwear. 1
12%
15""
34
4%
38
5
5%
16%
143%
145
East MaU'ble Iron25
East Racing Assn
*
.
Eastern Sugar Assoc
Common
1
—
1
6 % preferred. -100
Easy Washing Mach
Common
____*
178
3
3%
3%
*
B
7
18%
Eaton Mfg Co
..4
Economy Groc 8ts_*
Edge water Steel—*
33
33%
12%
73
13
75
.13%
48%
%
14%
49%
1%
..50
5% preferred
Edison Solitdorf
Educational
Pict
_
*
1
_
?
H
Rltin mn Rchild
*
Elder Mfg..
Class A
*
9
100
58
%6
Electrical Steam
1
Electric Auto-Lite_5
Electric Boat
3
Electrical A Musical
Indus Am shs
Sterilizer
8
8%
3%
4
1%
34%
30
—
34%
14%
%
32
26
31
17%
18%
Electrol lnc com.__l
50c
com—1
il*
Harvester.
1
Elect rographlc
I5/
13
2
2%
27 «
UH
1st preferred.. 100
2d Dreferred._100
14%
23
25
102
107
100
81
86
29%
39%
11%
30%
Diamond Shoe com
5% conv pref.100
>r 2
42 % iDictaphone Corp.. *
186
'I
8% preferred. 100
1% .Dictograph Prod..2
70% Diesel Equipment.. 1
1.1 Diamond T Mot
.
40
12
8%,
28
6 %
70c
Voting trust ctfs..
(iDi Noc Mfg
Ex-div. of $120.
1
"8%
31%
119
"3%
§*.
A; Last sale,
11%
1%
29%
3%
n
3
3%
14
7%
ol%
32
36
49
%
2
1%
1
3%
2%
16
120
98%
18%
19
18
19%
2o
Emerson Elec Mfg.4
Preferred
4
90
Empire Sheet A
Tinplate
*
t£m*co Derrick....6
h} nd co' t-Joh nsoh. 50
4%
5
„A
39
.
28
40
5% p e erred-. 100
Eq*lit Df ice Bldg
Escanaba Paper—
Preferred
100
3%
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka Pipe Line.50
Eureka Vac Clean. 5
Evans Products ...5
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
"3%
7%
111%
110
%
.
"%
%
''Differential Wheel. 1
1
Ely Walker D G..25
1st preferred.-100
2d preferred..100
Emerson Drug..2%
Class B
2%
Preferred.
„
__
—
12
Diamond Match.
9%!
Inc.l
21*
10%
107
..
Corp—1
Eiectromaster
19
*
.
..1
Common
Electrol ux
25
14
_..
Corp
Elgin N Watch—15
Eljer Co com
5% cum pref...50
5% prior pref.100
Elk Horn Coal
*
%
•
B
Preferred..
110
e
61%
58%
110
Diamond Alkali..20
36
111.
101
Dexdale Hosiery—
9%
6%
112
1
Oil
16%
27
23
28
Preferred
.613%
40c
A
7%
28*
■Hf
Electro Bleach Gas .*
6% part pref ..25
68
•
11
Common
19%
56%
1
si*
30%
100
idpeferred-- 100
Dewey A Aimy Ohem
4%
11
8%
M
1%
7%
10
Common
103%
42%
177
1
Duval Texas Sulph. *
Dwight Manor vtc.
Eavrle Lock-.
25
Early A Daniel.
*
Preferred
.100
24
DevoeA Raynolda—
Class A (non-vot)*
23%
106
24
100
31%
Detro'tStee' Prod 10
10
Preferred
10
19
6% pref
Duro-Test Corp
Elec Stor Battery..*
Elec Vacuum Clean*
*
De Vilbiss Oo
56
25%
60c
Detroit
i6
10%
59%
8%
32%
42
99
75c
—
Detroit Mich Stove I
Detro t Paoer Prod 1
8%
2
131
60c
Aircraft
Foundry
3%
20
3
158
6% pref w W...20
Detroit Gray Iron A
111%
80
22
156%
128%
40c
Detroit
38
8*'
120
Det Gasket A Mfg.l
l ■
■
if
1
.5
...
82
111'
9%
$6 prior pref
50
8% debentures 100
Dentists' Supply.10
6% preferred .100
De Pinna (A) Co—■
Class A,
1
6% conv oref. .10
Derby O A Ref com *
Preferred
-*
Detachable Bit__10c
4%
7%
3%
19%
75
Class A com
10%
115
Edison Bros Stores.2
100
Dennison Mfg—
17c
,
24%
Class
126
Delta Airlines—100
I*
....
18*
—
Preferred
100
Del Rayon A com. 15
4%
%
19%
15%
for redemption; see page
4
120
De Long Hook
and Eye:
3%
2%
104%
%
80%
37%
Oont'l Oil (Deli...5
Oont'l Oil (Mex)
I
Oont'l Roll A Steel 1
Preferred
100
10
.1 k
109
Easern Roll Mill..5
/mmer
Turbine
6
5%
*
14
6%
Delsel-W
5
20%
28%
3%
7%
35
32
6% pref..
-.25
7% pref.100
Durham Hosiery—
Mills B com
*
Eastman Kodak...*
Gilbert Corp
Dejay Stores
Delendo Corp
4%
a
VA
29
28
20
7% preferred.
3
2%
2%
B
"6
4
*
1
P
41
Eastern
35
Records
109%
5% prior pref. .20
6%
11%
27%
4%
20%
1
__*
Eastern Corp com
25
6%
Defiance Spark PI.*
90
7%
Preferred
20
26
6%
Chem com—
$1.50
18%
17%
21%
24%
106%
5%
2%
Plastics A
Eason
De Laval Steam
*
$1.50 preferred..*
4
19
110
Class A
A Co common..20
Durez
East Dalr
100
Common
Baking
Oont Diam'd Fibre.5
13
10%
3%
17%
Dayton Rubber Mfg
9*
173%
15%
.20
15"
10
Chemical.I
83%
4%
8% preferred-. 100
2!*
Deere A Oo com..
10c
1
Cont Screw com.. 10
10c
12%
conv
Preferred..
_.
.5
Decca
A
Continental
51%
20%
4%
Preferred
A*
1%
5%
pref. 100
Continental Can
20
12%
Class
2*
80
42
4
2!*
imternat'l.l
Preferred
68
91
Class
Chicago Mall Order 5
V t c for com
conv
2
*
Hammer
Davison
42
97
*
47%
34%
9%
28%
Davis Coal & Coke 50
12%
1%
24%
63%
Warrants.
Continental
3
Hosiery com
1
6 % preferred. 10
Chic Dally News..*
New 5 % pref.. 100
Chicago Flex Shaft 6
Chic June Rys A Un
Stk Yds com .100
S3
#
4
Container Corp
20
Continental Aviation
& Engineering.
Board common..*
Preferred
60
Chester Pure Silk
14
63
Consolid'd Textile.*
Consolidation CoalCommon
25
5%
...1
Davega Sts Corp—6
5% conv pref. .25
Davenoort Hosiery
Mills com
*
3
8% preferred-. 100
Oonsol Royal Oil. 10
Consolidated Steel
1%
46%
33%
9%
27%
•
Darling Stores Corp
$2 partic pref
*
3%
18%
8%
.
21
73%
2%
9%
n
16%
si*
uts.
Cons Paper of Can.*
Oonsol Retail Sts
1
Publish
78
preferred. 100
Lithograph..*
Cons Mach Tool
110
11%
$2 cum part pf.. *
Cons Laundries
5
7%
108
Darby Petroleum
Indus.. 1
Corp.*
$6preferred.. ._*
12
2%
65
(R G)
Duplan 811k-.'—...*
8% cum pref..100
DuPont (E I) de N
90
6%% prior pf-100
7% preferred. 100
Dun
114
(Aliens
Dunhili
Darco Corp 8%Pfl00
Dardelet Thr'dlock '
38
Mont
133
1%
Laboratories cl A1
25
15
Consolidated Oil—*
4%
3%
.*
common
5
Cons Cigar Corp..*
Cons Film
11%
Preferred.-...100
Dryden Paper. *
*
Dubilier Condenser 1
Du
%
2%
1%
Bradstreet
7% cum pref—100
$8 cum pref
*
19
60%
1%
71*
1*
lush man's Sons—
26
Coosol Biscuit
Oonsol Oar Heat. 100
9%
75
Cutler
24
10c
11
79%
_
Dresser Mfg com
*
Driver Harris Oo.lO
17
preferred
*
New prior pref..*
Cu-^tissWright Corpl
VA
77
13%
12%
1%
6
M
129
113
.....
_
%
100
Class A
Oongoleum-Nairn
Congress Cigar..
Ctfs of deposit
Conn Telep A Elec.l
Oonsol Aircraft....1
$3 conv pref
*
5% preferred.. 100
Drug
.*
Preferred
10o
Doyle Mach A Tool 1
5%
1%
*7
5%
18
91
Common
—*
Conv prior pref
*
com
*
Dow Ohem
24
lurtls
T%
Oompo Shoe
Mach vt cext—.1
Oonde Nast Pub .*
Cons
Eng
Common..Par $10
Ohamberlin Metal
Weather Strip
5
Champion Paper A
21
21%
10%
42%
Aircraft..*
6 % % preferred 100
5%
20*
Parts com
....•
$2 preferred..
*
Combustion Eng..l
Oomm'l Solvents..*
Douglas (W L) Shoe
65*
2%
Curtis Mfg of Mo. .5
*
2I*
91*
6
79%
8%
Curtis Lighting-.
7
58
9
Douglas
5
Preferred
1%
pref..*
5%% pref—100
Douoleday Doran.*
43%
3c
.♦
Ouneo Press
Columbus Auto-
55^
37%
3%
21%
'
conv
Carbon
26*
6%
-.*
148
3
4*
5% Preferred .100
iGudahy Pack.
30
40
Vot tr ctfs com..*
*
Chemical
Dow
10
*
Tobacco
Ouha'i
12
20%
20%
_
100%
5%
37%
2%
4%
B'casting
Sys Inc class A 2%
Class B
2%
Columbia Mills. 100
Columbia O A G...1
Columbia Pictures—
5%
4%
3%
3%
91
Certain-teed Prods. 1
5%
20
83%
12%
21%
9%
5%
3%
3%
2%
Cuba Co
10%
18%
Columbia
...
IA
23
AA
127
6%
5%
251
B
90"
CubanAm.Mangan 2
Cuban-Am Sug.
.10
7% •preferred .100
Cuban Atl Sugar..5
1
3%
3%
19%
4J '
82
20
Paper
Preferred
6% preferred
Crystal Tissue
Columbia Baking .* e
Preferred
.* c
Columbia Brewing. 5 t
10
Cen Violetta Sug...
15
12
12$
21
36%
100
Dominion Stores..* r
Dominion Tar A
"4%
*
100
5% conv pref.100
26
36
7
Central
1.70
35
60
*
6%% pref
42
$5 conv pref
Crucible Steel....
7% preferred
24
2%
2%
6% preferred.. 100
27%
114
Oolson Corp
*
Colt's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
—25
130
6% cum pref—100
com
Ool Fuel A Iron
Warrants
22
19
IA
5
Crystal Oil Ref
Ordinary shares..
6% conv pref.
29
31
29%
9%
Crown Zellerbach.
11%
1.50
*
2%
Orown Drug com 25c
Preferred
25
*2.25 oref w w._*
Preferred x-w._ *
140
Colonial Ice B pfd_*
Colon Development
35%
108
2
Cruc.lioo
18
Dominion Bdge.lOOf
18
Dominican Coal pf 25 r
Oomin'on G'ass.100 r 126%
Preferred.. ..100 r 143
Dominion Steel A
"i%
4%
255%
42%
42%
1%
21%
Oollyer Insulated
common
4%
23
100
Colonial Beacon Oil
11%
20%
Coal
(Mdl.5
32
Dold (Tacob) Pkg—
26
1%
9%
36
IA
Dr Pepper Co,.*
Doe der Die Cast..*
Dixon (T)
108
*
Crown O'k A Seal.*
110
JH
35
106
24
100
Petroleum
9
11%
24
*
*
Orown Cork Int A.*
8
*
Wire
4
if*
9%
*
Dobeckmun Co coml
.A
23%
A
30
3
42
Crows Nest Pass Goal
6
5% conv pref—100
Collins Oo
100
Collins Morris
1
%
%
20
Class B__
Carnation Co.
Carpel Corp
-
-
*
5
38*
A
5
Class
14%
4%
Prior Preferred.50
62
9%
Dixie Tee Cream
\A
IV*
—1
Crowley Mflner
104%
27
.
52
2%
7%
10%
A
Divco-Twin Truck. 1
Dixie Home Stores.1
Crown Central
104%
60%
800
3%
*
Collins A Aikman
112
6%
*
Preferred
63%
Peet common
8
109
Carman A Co A
Oharls Corp
Checker Cab
28
59
25
Colgate- Palmolive-
*
_»
6% preferred..100
5% preferred.. 100
Carib Syndicate.25c
Fibre
125
26
•
*
106
IA
82
1%
Liquors2%
Dixie-Vortex Co
Preferred..
110
*
1
11%
20%
66
VA
79
•
5% pref w w. .100
Distillers
51%
100
pf
lishing Co
Coca-Cola Co.....*
Class A—
_*
Coca-Cola Intern..*
13
Orowell Collier Pub
_*
of Los Angeles
of New York
of St Louis
"9
conv
Crompton A Kn'les *
Grosley Corn
*
VA
34%
143
Cohen (Dan) Oo
*
Oohn A Rosenb'ger *
.
*
(Philip)
Celotex Co
*
*
Cockshutt Plow
155
155
118
9%
8%
5%
Creameries of Am
*3.51 oref.
*
Cream of Wheat—2
Creole Petrol
6
irocker-Wheeler -.*
Oroft Brewing
2%
33%
13
3
Distillers OorpSeagrams Ltd
10%
20%
105%
Cramp Shipbldg—-5
Crane Co com
25
30%
2%
2%
12
25*
54
100
$4.25 preferred..*
Carbon Monoxide
Eliminator
Carborundum Co
Brainard
•
of Cincinnati
113
$1.50 conv cl A 20
Cowles (C) A Co..25
13%
4%
12%
4%
4
.—
denum Co.... .*
Olinchfield Coal .100
10
148
148
Capital City Pro 1_*
com
61
Disney (Walt)—
6% preterred._.25
2%
34
32%
..1
Discount Corp —100
Distillers Co Ltd. £1
ord£1
Covered Wagon Oo
Hobblng
share
4%
54
Am deprcts
6%
Ask
Bid
Par
Per
Ltd-—
Courtaulds
Climax Molyb¬
104%
1%
1%
Preferred
*
Can Locomotive...*
Mach
VA
37
%
4%
Stocks
59$
4%
%
Coty Inc com
1
Coty lnternat'1
1
Courier Post pref 100
108
7% preferred.. 100
Coca-Cola Bottling
18
*,r
9
100 r 104
Can Indus Alcohol—
Ol A voting
*
Ol B non-voting.*
Canadian Industries
Class A
100
Class B
..100
Carey
I*
!*
&
Canadian Car A Fy • r
Preferred
25
29%
Canad Celanese
* r
Preferred
100 r 123
Canadian Colonial
5%
Airways
1
Canadian Dredge
A Dock
* r
17%
Canadian Foreign
_
Jleveland
Oleve Tractor
Canadian Canners.* r
InvestGorp
8% preferred.
*
Ask
Bid
Par
Per share
a
VA
A
16%
36%
1
Bronze com
..1007 105
Preferred
5%
Jlty A Sub Homes 10
lity Stores
5
85
4
•
Class B
_♦
Canada Packers...*
Canada SS Lines. _*
Stocks
Per share
share
16 %
15
Qing Ale.5
Forging,s—
Ask
Bid
Par
13 %
Can Dry
Can a
Stocks
87
miscellaneous stocks
t industrial &
dec., 1940]
45
2%
21%
2%
8%
55
3
23
3%
8%
t New stock.
88
INDUSTRIAL
Quotation! for all securities
Stocks
Par
Per
Ever Plastics Corp-5
E versharp Inc
Ask
Bid
Gen
•
1H
2%
Pref (stamp)
10
General Amer Oil of
3%
30 K
46**
K
Texas common._5
3%
53
Gen
101%
2 K
3
40%
%
~5%
42
6 K
43 %
10%
3%
UK
3%
Dairy 6% preflOO
Fajardo Sugar
20
100 %
19 K
20 K
Falstaff Brewery--1
Famlse Corp
6 K
25
8% preferred- 100
Fairbanks Morse--*
Fairchild Aviation. 1
Falrchild Eng A Airl
Fairfield "West Md
Famous Players
Can Corp com-.l
Fanny F'mer Cand-*
Fansteel Metallurg *
61
134
131
8
3K
6
5
7
20
Gen Development
18
22
25
25%
9%
8%
17
16
Oil..21$
Farnsworth Telev &
General
Elec
£1
*
Gen Fireproofing..*
7% preferred--100
Gen Foods Corp
*
3
2%
19
21
1%
3%
9%
Fedders Mfg
5
Federal Bake Shops*
Preferred
30
Federal Compress
& Warehouse
25
Federal Machine &
General
116 K
9%
General
11
12%
26%
30
34
40
*
Gen Optical pref -.*
Gen Outdoor Adv't'g
Common
126%
^
50
Harrisburg Steel
82
84
Harris Seybold
Potter com
12
6% preferred-.100
12
General Print Ink-.l
Federal Mogul
5
Federal Motor Tr__*
13%
3%
14%
3%
4%
*
6K
108 K
Gen Rayon A stk-_*
Gen Ry Signal
*
15%
1
4
/federated Dept Sts *
20
$6 preferred
4 M % preferred 100
Federated Publica's*
93 %
21
20 K
96
Gen
21 K
General Shoe
Ferro Enamel
Flat Am dep rets
13
13%
18
20 K
''
1
JFidelio Brewery.. 1
6th Ave Coach—25
17"
2l"
Fllene's(Wm)Sons _*
Finch Telecommuni¬
cations com
1
13%
20%
Common
6% pref
16 %
10
ser
16%
96 %
A. 100
100
42 K
7
*
*
Preferred
100
Flsk Rubber Corp.l
Flintkote Co com. *
Fla Portld Cem u t s_
Florence Stove
*
Florsheim Shoe com*
43 K
8%
85
34
22%
IK
%
IK
5%
20
7%
26 %
7%
28%
2
IK
conv pref. 100
Folmer Graflex
*
Preferred
100
Food Devices
20c
10
32
31%
106 %
Class A—
Class B
20%
IK
IK
*
11%
12
10 %
12%
23
15
•.
16%
16%
106
108
5%
5%
11
13
23
r
25
11
._*
*
2%
2%
15c
5c
com
10
*
36%
100
1
37%
9
9K
19 %
92
94
25c
1
"Fuller Brush com..5
Fuller (G A) Co—
ifA
43
44%
4 % % conv pref 50
Globe-Democrat
100
65
pref
5K
93 K
2 K
K
(B F)
85 preferred
9
17
18%
88
93
102%
103
11%
27%
30
57
59
5%
3%
11%
46
1
Corp
5
63%
17%
Canada
Preferred50
com A.*
83 preferred
1%
12%
6
'
13
52
1%
_
*
100
-
vot com
1st preferred--100
Great Lakes Paper—■
6% pref.___._100
Great Lakes SS
Great Lakes Term
W'house
•
(Ohio).
Pap...25
Great West Sugar
*
7 % preferred
.100
Greater New York
Brewery com
1
Greenf'ld T'p & Die*
88
preferred..100
81.50 preferred
*
Green (H L) Co. —1
Greyhound Corp..*
6%% preferred. 10
Griesedieck
11%
13%
19
5%%
Groc
store
._*
Hercules Motors
*
Hercules Powder__*
6% preferred..100
Preferred
r
100
Hershey Chocolate. *
$4 conv pref
*
Hewitt Rubber.
6
Heyden Chemical. 10
Heywood-W akefleld
54
1
15
15 K
31
32%
37
sbH
31
13
10%
13
34%
24%
4
6
58
22
62
25
5
4%
98%
128%
conv
12
46%
3
2%
42%
20%
136
137%
8%
%6
9%
18%
30%
5
60*
WA
1%
21
Holland
Furnace.10
Holophane Co
*
Holly Sugar
7% Preferred-.100
Holt (H) & Co A.
Hooker Electro
Internat
20
52
&
Power
5%
%
1%
5
19
16%
36%
10%
conv
Internat
11%
11
10
1%
8%
13
13%
10%
10%
106%
3%
14
Horn (A C) com
1
Prior preferred..5
Hard't(NY) .*
5% oreferred
100
Horn & Hard't Bak *
Hotel Statler com
6% preferred __25
7% preferred .100
Hotel Waldorf-Ast.l
1
Vot tr ctfs com 25
Vot tr ctfs 6 % pf25
\
6%
23%
130
16%
69%
2%
9%
9
3
*
*
50
7% preferred.-100
Int Text Book
Int Vitamin Corp.
55
37%
29%
28
105%
*
_
%
1
3%
Interstate
&
Airplane
Engine
.10
Interstate
Bakeries*
85 preferred
*
Interstate Dept St's*
7% preferred.. 100
6%
1%
26%
7%
85%
Interstate Home—
Equipment
Interstate
Mills
1
8%
Hosiery—
*
11
*
com
7%
17%
Iron Fireman vtc..*
Ironer
10
4
11
15
33%
3%
Preferred w w__25
3%
Jackson (Byron) see "B"
Jacobs (F L) Co
1
2%
Jarvis (W B) Co
1
12%
Jeannette Glass.__*
6
30
30%
113%
112
117
20
22
Jefferson Lake Sul %
Preferred
10
Jenkins Bros
Jersey
23%
Jewel
99
Cereal
._*
*
Jnhns-Manville
36%
13%
37%
41
%
ijf
15
45%
61%
Johnson Pub
38
15
25
Tea
15c
8c
*
7% preferred-.100
13%
"
2%
15
"
3
17
4%
18%
1%
4%
19%
2%
22
1
*
17
50
6
17%
4%
13
Johnson Tin Foil
& Metal...
100
Jonas & Naumb'g2%
Jones & Lamson--20
46
Jones & Laughltn
Steel common. 100
7% preferred. .100
Joy Mfg
1
lulian & Kokenge
*
Kahn's (E) Sons-.*
1st pref_-i
18%
4%
125
10
Johnson Stevens &
Shinkle Shoe
*
100
%»
70
2%
,33%
101
13
21
13
102%
Kalamazoo Stove A
Furnace
10%
10%
31%
2%
4%
Howe Scale com
a
7**
54%
169%
1%
Irving Air Chute
1
Irving (John) Shoe.l
Howard Aircraft
preferred
*
Hubbell (Harvey)..5
Hudson Mot Car..*
1%
31%
156%
38%
18%
15
Field
pref_20
Houston Oil (Tex>—
conv
4
10%
*
Internat Shoe..
Internat Silver
Hotidaille-Hershey—r
Houdry Process. .10
K
110
*
Intertype Corp
"5%
K
Petroleum
Preferred
100
Int Safety Razor B. *
Internat Salt
*
33
100
Without par value,
t Name changed to Greater New York Brewery,
Canadian price,
x Ex-dividend.
t New stoc k.
.15
Registered shs
Internat Prod
Internat Pulp.
38
.10
*
f
com.
pref.. 100
Warrants
40
36
13
103
Coupon shares. _*
preferred .100
Horder's Inc com
»
Hormel & Co com
*
6%
com
*
Nickel (Can)__*
7% cum pref. .100
International
Paper
13
25*
Milling—
5% preferred
Int
55%
16
Ind
class A
Internat
114
112,,
12%
*
Metal
Ironrite
*
1:
129
23
%
Oil
*
Internat Indus
1
International Match
Realization
£1
107
.
Material
Harvester
7% preferred--100
_
101
*
21
16
8%
32%
2d
20%
_
tnr
73
126%
1st preferred. .100
Prod.25c
65*
98
Class B
22
13
*
Western
__*
pref...25
165
12
pref-.100
Class A
11%
11%
12%
11%
97%
17
Common
3l"
11
11%
5%
8
7%
11%
10%
95%
162%
Hollander(A)& Son 5
81.50
_
Int'l Cellucotton-_ *
int Cigar Mach
*
Internat Educational
Publishing pref. *
Internat Elevating40
2%
15
Hoe (R) class A. .10
Prior pref
65
Houston
*
-
20
10
21
68
2
19%
22%
27%
com.
*
int Business Mach.*
20%
25%
43%
65
1
15
Hires (O E) com
1
Hobart Mfg A____*
16
43 K
8%
2%
14%
Chemical
_*
6% preferred.. 100
Steel
12
2%
24%
105%
155%
87%
23%
Interchemical Corp *
6 % preferred
100
Intercont Rubber
*
interlake Iron
*
Int. Agricultural..*
7% prior pref_100
113
13
preferred..5
7
10
2%
5%
*
Inland
11
Preferred
10
Hickock Oil cl A
1
Hilton-Davis
Chem
Common
1
%
%
*
t c
13%
1st B pref
25
Hiawatha Oil & Gas
Common
5
100%
129
.
14
$5
v
Ingersoll Rand
71%
1%
%
5%
ib
17%
12%
11
56
1
11%
10%
12%
33%
23%
Common
2d pref v t c
Industrial Rayon.
70%
Hinde & Dauch
74
5A
95
25
Common
1%
23%
3%
5%
1
int Mercan Mar
Horn
*
Brew common
17
25
7% non-cumpflOO
Hendey Mach
Hendrick Ranch
81%
Pac Tea
Great Nor
*
7% preferred
Granite City Steel.*
Grant (W T) com.10
6% preferred
20
Gratcn & Knight..*
&
A
Helme (G W)
Silk
Com div certifs.
Ex-div certifs
Non
84%
32
10
Gorton-Pew Fish.
Gotham
17 K
84
* r
23
Conv preferred.20
14%
37 K
14%
62 K
Rubber ycom
20
Accept'ce
30
85 conv pref
*
Goodyear T & R of
2%
2%
15%
Mfg
39%
3%
38
*
*
49
3
94%.
2%
%
1%
Preferred
50
Good Humor Corp 1
Goodman Mfg
pref-100
Gar W ood Induct
22
5 K
1
31%
50%
2%
2%
16%
Gary (Theo) 81.60 pf
Gay lord Container. 5
5% conv pref..50
19 K
Preferred
Goodrich
Class
"2%
29
10
1st pref v t c
6
pref..50
conv
Hershey Creamery. ♦
Goebel Brewing
Golconda Petrol
Goldblatt Bros—
6%
6%
27%
Common
15*
Class B
1
indue Accep Corp—
Cum pref
100
Indus Brown Hoist-
2%
8%
24
6%
"2"
*
29
1
1%
*
*
Common
5%
Sugar—
Gt Atl
*
4
Class A
2%
7%
6%
5%
92%
94%
Hearst Consol Pub—
7 % class A pref.25
Hecker Prod com_.l
Helena Rub'stein..
_
Indian Terr ilium
Oi» non-vot A
h.
9**
Royalties..
1
Hercules Cement. _*
116
Globe Wernicke.Preferred
._*
Gobel (Adolf) Co.-l
81.80 prior pref- *
Gray Mfg Co
10
6% conv pref. .25
Garlock Packing... •
A
8K
14%
PrefeiTed
Garfinckel (J) A Co
Class
*
11
$6 conv pref
Gannett Co Inc—
$6 conv pref
m
7K
17%
7K
*
28
..1
Gabriel Co cl A
*
Gair (Robert) com. 1
$3 Preferred
10
Galveston Houston*
Gamewell Co
*
Gen
Gisholt Machine. .10
26%
Common
13 convertible
7%
62 K
Hosiery com
»
7% preferred..100
Graham-Paige Mot 1
Grand Raps Varn.l
Grand Union—
2 K
Partic conv pref 15
Fruehauf Trailer..1
5% conv pref. 100
Fuhrman & Schmidt
Gellman
*
Gorham Mfg
Grain &
conv
Bros
$6 preferred
8
10
6
8
10
com
Gimbel
4
3
36
34%
5%
9%
83 pref
»
Indiana Pipe Line7 %
Indian Refining. .10
Hazeltine Corp. ___*
Hearns Dept Stores
46%
3
85 conv pref-—
Gilmer (L H)
%
8%
23%
%
8
21
10
Brewing
Gillette Saf Razor.*
Gorham Inc
'
common
*
of54
61
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25
6 K
6%
45%
3%
(AO)
Preferred
8%
28%
15%
Goodyear Tire &
__
4%
1
%
22
-1
Malt
8
27
15
*
Class B
*
Preferred
14
Arrear ctfs
Godchaux
„
Froedtert
9 K
19%
Ford Motor France
Am dep rets
Formica Insulation *
Ft Worth Stk Yds.*
Foster Wheeler.-10
$7 conv pref
*
Foundation Co
1
Foundation Co
of Canada
*
Fox (Peter) Brew..6
68c
12%
pref
*
Hawley Pulp & Papl
87 preferred..
*
Hayes Indus
1
Hayes Mfg
2
Haytian Corp
*
.
_
*|
Conv
.5
♦
of Gr Brit & Irel'd
Am dep rets ord £1
Indian Motocycle
*
Preferred
10
Indiana Gas & Chem
Common
5
it*
Haverty Furn Cos—
62c
5
..50
Gibson Art
Publish
7K
6%
9%
Preferred
100
Foote Burt com
*
Ford Motor Ltd—
Am dep rets ord__
Ford Mot of Can—
Preferred
Franklin County
com
100;
3%
3%
Giant Portland
Cement
w w
Hatfield-Campbell
Prior preferred .12
Partic pref
100
Glidden Co
conv pref-100
Foote Bros Gear &
Mach com
5
.
1
6%% pref
1%
3%
6%
6%
6%
6%
*
a
£1
of Canada com
19
13 K
103
Gleaner Harvester
Glen Alden Coal
55
4%s
Francisco Sugar
Franklin Co C'l
Class B com
Gilchrist Co
18
Publishing
6% cum pref A100
Genessee Brew A..1
Gilbert
33
Follansbee Bros
*
Preferred.
10
Follansbee Steel..10
F-R
13%
100%
2%
2%
.
Giddings & Lewis.
4
Machinery
21
1
46%
100
25
137
1
44%
1%
1%
28
*
150
14
x
*
_,5
27
1%
Imperial Tobacco
100
25
Hat Corp class A..1
Class B n-v
1
107
16 K
84
*
Food
19 K
103%
13
22 X
5%
11
6 %_preferred- .100
Gen Tin Invest Shs.
12
*
'
Fobs Oil
_
60%
.10%
*
pref
conv
Preferred
Flour Mills of Amer
„
Steel Casting.*
$6
7%
25
38
Imperial Oil Ltd
Registered shs
Imperial Tobacco
Hartman Tob
*
Harvard Brewing--1
XOHHarvill Aircraft
Diecasting
61
Haskelite Mfg
10c
36
pref
Indus rets
1%
24%
5
28"
44%
Imperial Chemical
..
10%
Gen Theat Equip. .*
Gen Time Instru--*
W*
80
_
Preferred
1
conv
Idaho Farms
Ideal Cement
23
4
*
85 preferred
Hart & Cooley
Hartford Times
1
103
27
Refractories..*
5
15 K
Gen Tire & Rub-
6%
Firestone Tire & Rub
First Nat Stores
Flshman (M H)
110
%
6% preferred- -100
Gen
7
6%r
u
133%
1
55c"
j
4%% conv pref 40
Corp
105
24
*
9$
1
1
1
100
I T C
30%
Rich¬
49%
10 K
42
%
22%
2
1
1
iNOi
6% conv pref..25
Hygrade Food Prod5
Hygrade Sylvan
*
3%
18
3
22
1
100
Common
26
16
ardson Arms Co—
Class A
1
4%
104
28%
101%
8
Hydraulic Press Mfi
50
com
Harrington &
10%
„
Refractories
A*
48
Welder com
1
Fed Mach & Welder
Fed Screw Works.
5
(James)
6% preferred. .100
7
.
*
D1?ISW A
129 K
126
Motors.-10
85 preferred
89"
128%
48%
„
com
6% pref
17
i'A
50
Brick
14%
16%
25%
50
Preferred
8%
101
Hanna (M A)
*
85 cum pref
*
Harbor Plywood com
Preferred
Harlow Aircraft
1
Harshaw Chemical*
Harbison-Walker
118 K
25
88
*
Mills
Hanley
35"
23%
102%
preferred .100
5%
Preferred
17 K
34K
Machinery
*
4%% preferredlOO
2%
4%
5K
16%
15%
17%
7%
13%
15%
15%
49
95
100
Huylers Inc., com..1
7% pref unstpdlOO
7% pref stmpd 100
Hyde Park Brew. 10
Hydraulic Press
41
5
86 preferred
100
Hammermill Pap .10
Hammond Instruml
-
33
109
Gen
39
Hall (W F;Print'g 10
Haloid Co
5
Hamilton Watch-.*
4
4 K
Am dep rets reg
Gen Fire Exting
Preferred
8
100
*
50 k
Preferred
3%
7
20%
117
-
Hussmann-Ligonier
34
2%
6%
1%
ii*
y
Huttig Sash&Door 5
16/
*
Preferred
-a.
171%
63%
6%
6% preferred—20
Hupp Motor
1
17 y
1%
33%
Ltd. •
Hall Lamp com
Ltd—
S4.50 preferred--*
1
Farrel-Blrm'ham .25
Fashion Park com.*
Preferred
*
6 Alabaster
85
32%
Crude
21%
share
63%
Fibre
Common
5
Hunter Steel corn..*
Gypsum Lime
Hajoca Corp..
i\l%
m
Gen
Per
Hummel-Ross
5I
1%
_
Bid
Par
Humble Oil & Ref__*
18505
15
g__*
100
1
Stocks
share
17
.
Gulf Oil Corp._-.25
3%
16%
83%
7% preferred--100
1
Gulfboard Oil
!8
1%
Corp.l
General Bronze
General Cable—...»
Class A........*
Watch
%
4%
19%
Guantanamo S
8 % preferred
53%
*
Ask
1650
6% preferred.._25
Grumman Aircraft
Engineering com 1
6%
General Electric—*
r
Bid
Par
Group No. 1 Oil...*
Group No. 2 Oil
1
4%
57
com.l
7% preferred--100
%
Far ben Ind
Radio
General Box
1%
5%
«5H
Amer Trans..5
Gen Cigar common *
2
A
10
$8 1 s t pref
Gen Bottlers
STOCKS
Per
Gruen
GenAniline&FilmA *
General Baking—-5
135
37%
Class
Mloys Co
Preferred
_
7% preferred-.100
Stocks
Per share
30%
Fafnir Bearing—.25
Fair (The) Chicago *
Ask
Bid
share
•1%
IK
Faber Coe & Gregg.
Preferred
100
Co
Par
Stocks
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the cloring day of the month preceding the date of Issue
2 K
1
Ex-Cell-O Corp.--3
Exch Buffet Corp..*
Ex Lax Mfg A
10
Fairbanks
&
near aa
are a»
Called for redemption, see page
111.
com
10
k Last sale.
12%
n
Nominal-
Per
Refg
KCStk Yds Me. 100
22
24
Lion Oil
100
63
66
11%
14
17%
16%
17
Upton (Thomas J)—
►
Preferred
Dept
13%
1
Common
5%
4%
-
95
—
7%
Kayser (Jul) Sc Co.5
Keith-Albee-Orph—
7% conv pre' 100
Keith (Geo E) Go—
7% preferred-. 100
Keller Dorian
Colorfilm
20
—
—
-
8%
♦
14
Merritt, Chapman &
Scott com
*
6%% pref A100
Locke Steel
J
20
20%
26
Kentucky Stone vtcl
14
Key Co common. _*
Keyes Fibre com..*
Class A
*
Preferred
*
1
IX
3
4
50
55
13%
14%
18 X
$5
8
*
100
f.iongwest Corp
*
Loose Wiles Bis..25
5% preferred-.100
Lord & Taylor-100
1st preferred..100
2nd preferred-.100
Lorillard (P)
10
7% preferred-.100
Cement com
Lukens Steel
9*
IX
IX
1
Kinney (G R) Inc.. 1
$5 prior pref
*
Kinner Motors
23$
5IX
Lumber--100
—1
Petrol
(1)E) Co
24
8X%
56
2
6%
8%
$6
8
oV*
3
8X
UX
80
85
92 X
preferred.. 100
10
46
55
25X
•
26
25X
28X
10
13
14
Kresge (S S) Co..
Kress (9 H)
Special pref
5X
28X
1st
28 X
121
2d
122
preferred.. 100
preferred .100
Kysor Heater
..1
6%
ex
Clay
6X
18X
Products—*
20
Lago Petroleum — 1
Laclede Steel
7
20X
44
Lake of the Woods
* r
100 r 110
31
Lakev Fdy Sc Mach 1
Milling
Preferred
12
*
Lambert Co
17 X
;p
27 X
30h
'ex
25
.25
Lane Bryant Inc..*
7% preferred .100
Lanett Bleachery.10
Lane Wells Co
1
Langendorf United
Bakeries class A_*
Class B
...—*
La nova Corp
1
Clark
7
Landis Machine.
98
39
100
42
nx
12 X
12
15X
4
6
4
5
Lanston Monotype
Co..100
A.l
Lawrence Portland
rwnent
100
Lea Fabrics
*
Lebanon Steel & Ir.l
Lee Rub & Tire -.5
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Conv pref
*
Lc Coal & Nav—*
Machine
Lautaro Nitrate
LehPo.'tl
20%
21X
20c
30c
18 X
9X
4%
58
3
Corp
Prod.5
Leland Electric
*
Lemp (Wm J) Brew5
Leonard Oil Devel 25
Leonard Refinlng-3
Lebn Sc Fink
14
Via
2
25
85
100
IX
1
Le Tourneau (R G)1
Lewis (Edgar P)pf 10
Ley (FrodT) &Oo.»
Llbbey-Owens- Ford *
Liberty Aircraft
1
29
5
65c
44 X
6X
Liberty Baking....*
Preferred
100
Lib McNeil Sc
Savers
Life
3*
7
Lib.7
40
95 X
Corp.-5
.25
Lig & Myers Tod
25
95
preferred-.100
189
Common
7%
B
1
Lincoln Service.. 100
Mtge
1
9%
2%
26%
104
21
29%
5X
28%
172
49%
2%
102%
24%
Refining pref.. 100
*
McOoll-Frontenac
Oil Co
*
100
Pub
*
10
McKesson- Robb'ns 5
6%
conv
_
McQuay NorrlsMfg*
$6 preferred serA*
$5.50 pf ser B w w *
Preferred
8
104%
38>
559
73
65
136%
28%
Shoe
Preferred
7%
3%
111
Mercantile Stores.
105
24%
8%
7%
4
100
Called for redemption, see page 111.
13%
$4.50 conv pref..*
Lead—10
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
Nat Licorice com 100
6% prefer ed.100
Nat Lock Washer.20
Nation! Malleable &
National
121
1%
7%
4
11%
2%
14%
21
25
.100
Mortbon Corp A..1
Mtge Bk of Colombia
& Machinery.
American shares..
26%
7%
Conv
40
6
9%
80
68
139%
29%
113
preferred..*
Nat Oil
44%
108%
43%
108
Products-.4
5%
51
3%
4
Nat
59
60
Nat
11
11%
7%
Nat
Preferred
6%
preferred..*
Motor Products
*
Mot Wheel Corp. .5
Mountain Prod
10
Moxie Co pref
Mueller Brass Co.. 1
Mullins Mfg Corp—
Class B
1
$7 conv pref
*
Munsingwear Inc—*
Munson S3 pref A.*
$6
Murphy VarnishlOO
Preferred
.100
Murphy (G O)
*
5% preferred. .100
Murray Corp
10
Murray-Ohio Mfg.*
Muskegon Piston
11%
1%
Nat Steel
1%
Nat Sugar
9
12
7% preferred.. 100
1
4
Nat Supply (Pa)_. 10
2%
3
4%
%
13%
5%% pr pref.. 100
10-year $2 pref. 40
6% prior pref. 100
Nat Tea common. _*
5
%
14%
105
100
13%
14%
5
26"
"8%
8
36
34
%
%
i*
116
119%
37%
164%
2%
83
117
10
1
Transit—12.50
Nat Union Radio 30c
Natomas Co
*
Navarro Oil
*
Nazareth Cement-10
Preferred
100
Preferred
National Tool
Nebel (Oscar) pref.*
Nehi Corp com
*
1st preferred
Neisner Bros
38%
165
27
2%
29%
23%
45%
age
188
275
178
268
%
64
66
39
42
75%
(Herman)..5
Neptune Meter A—*
8% preferred..100
Nest le-Le Mur cl A *
Newberry (J J) Co.*
5% preferred-.100
New Bedford Cord¬
25
45
*
1
4%% conv pfd 100
Nelson
123
common
5
Preferred ...100
*
Gr'n Prodi
England Lime
units
*
New Hav Cl com..*
New Idea com
*
New Britain Mach
New Eng
New
76%
Arizona
Land—*
Newport Indus
109
2%
111
3
5%
2%
1
Newport News Shipbldg & Dry Dock
.1
24%
pref..*
108%
Common
4%
2%
$5 conv
New Process
Co—*
Y Auction
•
Y Air Brake
*
Y Dock
*
20
22
N
82
87
N
12
13
N
17
17%
5%
1%
31%
3%
N Y
5%
%
21%
22
11%
4%
53%
11%
13
16
3
4%
53
5
36
68
70
110%
7%
a
115
8
$5 non-cum
43
4%
9
pf—*
7%
24
Founders shares. 1
N
Merchandise-10
Y Shipbuilding. .1
22
N Y Transit
Nicholson File
5
*
33
*
Class B com
1
Niles-Bement-Pond *
30
8
62
63
Nobiltt-S parks
5
Noma Elec Corp—1
North Amer A\da.. 1
North Amer Cement
33%
3%
34%
18
18%
1900
Corp—
Class A com
1
pref.....1
pref.
1
No Am Refractories
Class A..
....*
Class B
•
6 % % preferredlOO
North Central
Texas Oil
5
12%
15
7
8
68
75
50
15%
17
MylesStandish vtc*
Nachman Springf—*
13%
10%
16
Canadian price,
11%
Class A
8%
9
t New stock,
x
8%
3%
3
Common
Class B
11
13%
r
Corp—25
Refg
*
National Supply—
Ring com
2.50
Muskogee Co----*
Preferred
100
Nominal
preferred—100
Nat Steel Car Ltd.*
2
"C" units
n
Radiator
Nat
24
23
47
A Last sale
Corp..*
10
10
Refining com..*
Rub Mach
*
Shirt Sh Del..*
Nat Pumps
Myers (FE)& Bras
93
& Type.l
preferred—50
Nat Paper
50%
25
4
—
5% %
23
3%
*
AStores..*
Steel Castings.
Nat Mfrs
New Mexico &
(Philip)
& Co Ltd
10
Morse Twist Drill
105
10
38X
a
104
24
^
MosinePap Mills 100
Motor Finance com
110%
10
~9%
value,
5%
1%
15%
111%
1%
7
*
11
5
26
Mead Johnson com *
Preferred
25%
60
1
pref. 100
Rubber. _*
Moloney Electric A*
Molybdenum Corp 1
Monarch Mach T'l *
Monogram Pictures 1
Morris
12%
*
$3 conv pref
McLellan Sts com
Carpet--20
pref..10
107
Monsanto Chem__ 10
32%
$4.50 pf ser A
*
Cum pref ser B—*
12%
27
Montgomery Ward *
Qlass
^
"2% Monticello Tobac—1
Monumental Radio 1
23
31
Moody's Invest Serv
1%
part pref-..
*
Moore Corp com—*
9
Preferred A
100
6%
Preferred B —100
29
Moore (Tom) Dist.l
50% Moore Drop For A.*
2% Morrell(John) & Co*
McKeesport Tin
Plate com
Mohawk
Midwest
12%
McCrory Stores
1
Conv 6% pref. 100
5% pref w w—100
McGraw-Hill
11%
3%
com.l
Natl Gypsum
18
Monolith Portland
16
109
4
5% preferred-.100
Mengel Co..
l
5% conv 1st pf_50
No par
U3%
43
15
Electric. .1
39%
122%
Nat
100
Preferred
46
McOord Rad cl A—*
Class
B
...*
McGraw
39%
121%
17%
115%
1%
7%
Judson—
^
2
McCall Corp
Preferred
Mock
Mohawk
106
61
12
5
1
nement_25
Voehringer.Co2.50
35%
42
32%
*
Melville
Corp......10
2%
58
106
1
Pipe Line A
Class B
Mo Portl
40
$4 preferred
52
.
1%
9%
1
15%
107%
Class B
Missouri Kansas
5
4
33%
100%
9%
2%
1
5
50
Missisquoi Corp—
7% preferred—100
$1.60 partic pf..*
Mississippi Glass—
A common
25
B common
25
Miss
Valley
Barge
Line common
1
27
26
20
1
*
Class A
com.*
Oil
Mission
5
3
24
100
Material.....5
Link-Belt Co
*
14
14
9
McWIlliams Dredge*
Mead Corp com
*
17
Line
*
2
40
114
nreferred.50
Lincoln Stores
Lionel
1%
Master Tire & Rub*
Math'son Alkali
2%
%
6%
37%
13%
*4%
Lincoln Hall vtc...
l»rior
%«
6%
21X
25X
3X
Lily Tulip Cup. — *
Lima Locom Wks. ♦
Lincoln Bldgvtc—1
Lineoln
2
100
1
Asphalt
2
•
Box..25
Nat Food Products
7%
Regulator
_.*
4% pref se- B.100
Minn Min & Mfg..*
Minneapolls-Moline
Power Implem 1
56.50 cum pref..*
Mission Corp
.10
Mission Dry Corp.l
McCahan Sugar
50c
*
Stores
4%% pref
Lessings Inc
Electric
1
16
14
11X
4
pf 50
Lehigh & Wilkes-
Lerner
Preferred
X
pf 100
Minneap-IIoneywell
15%
14
7% preferred .100
May Dept Stores. 10
Maytag Co
*
1st $6 pref
*
$3 cum pf w w ._*
1
6% cum conv
Barre
%
%
1%
41
4% conv pref. 100
Lehtgb Vallev Coal »
11%
preferred..-50
6%
Nat Folding
Nat Fuel Gas
8% preferred
_
Nat Enam A Stpg
Milton Bradley
4
6% preferred..100
6% pf (2d serj.100
Martin (Glen L)
1
Martin Parry Corp *
Masonite Corp
*
5% A conv pf.lOO
Massey-Harris
*
Mastic
23 X
nex
Cement.25
10%
Mapes Cons Mfg..*
Maple Leaf Mill — *
Preferred
100
Maracaibo Oil Exp. 1
Marathon Paper..25
6% preferred-.100
Margay Oil Corp..*
Marion St Shov—*
Preferred
100
Marlin Rockwell- .1
Marshall Field & Co»
Master
25
26%
11%
-
5%
14
Miller (I) Sons com
72
Mangel Stores
1
$5 conv pref-___*
Manhattan Shirt_25
Manischewitz (B) *
Preferred
100
Manning Bowman
& Co common
*
Manufac's Trading 1
Preferred
..10
Landers. Frary Sc
28
26%
10%
*
Mahoning invest 100
Majestic Radio—lc
Preferred
*
Major Marketing. .1
Mallory (P R)
•
Maltine Co
Manatl Sugar com 1
Option warrants. _
Mandel Bros Inc..*
Laclede-Christy
1%
3%
Preferred
7
3%
8% 1st pref
100
$2 n-c div shares.*
Mid vale Co
*
Mid-West A bras. 50c
Midwest Oil
10
Midwest Piping Sc
Supply common.*
Mid-West Refin's —1
100
1
Razor com
3X
4X
Kreuger (G) Brew.l
Kroger Grocery Sc
Baking common.*
27%
MacWhyte Co—
8% preferred.. 100
Macy (R H) Co Inc *
Mad Sq Garden
*
Magazine Repeating
95
Products
141
10
8
8%
3g
Midland Steel
1%
1
*
IW
30%
133%
Mack Trucks Inc..*
~4X
7% preferred..100
Koppers Co 6 %pf 100
Kresge Dept Stores 1
2X
preferred. .100
Preferred
4%
12%c
4%
13%
1
Mid-Cont Petrol.
10
Middle States Pet—
Class A vtc
1
Class B vtc
1
Midland Oil Corp—
$2 conv pref
*
Common
12
10
30
MacSim Bar Paper..
35
4%
2X
1%
23%
Macfadden Newsp.*
Macfadden Pub—*
9X
21%
19
10
_
11%
100
Pref
100
Airpl_50c
Lynch Corp——5
Lyon Metal Prod .10
MacAnd & Forbes 10
11
10
2%
10%
Luscombe
MX
13
•
Kleinert Rubber. .10
Knapp-Monarch __ *
Preferred
*
Knott Corp
1
Knuasen Creamery *
6% cum pref
*
Kobacker Stores—*
IX
IX
IX
Nat. Cash Reg
Nat Chem & Mfg.
3%
Micromatic Hone—1
*
*
1
Nat Container (Del) 1
Nat Cylinder Gas.. 1
Nat Dairy Prod—*
7% pref class A100
7% pref class B100
Nat Dept Stores
*
6% preferred —10
Nat Dist Prod
*
National Drug—
$7
Prefer ed
98%
Preferred
preferred—100 '
2d
Nat Casket com—*
Midcont'l Airlines—
1%
1
50
Lunkenheimer Co—
Common
*
10 X
%
15
*
112
liX
19%
Fdy..*
National Candy._.*
1st preferred..100
5c
19%
17%
167
*
Aluminum
1%
6%
%
3%
6%
18%
1021
1
.10
National Bronze Sc
117
100
1
1
Preferred
7%
8%
7% preferred—100
33
Mich Bumper
8
pref.. 10
Metals*
100
Nat Breweries
126
1
Mich Steel Tube.2%
Michigan Sugar
*
63
50
100
Metrop Coal pref
Metrop Playhouse.*
Mexico-Ohio Oil —*
Mexican Petrol
1
Meyer Blanke Co—
conv
Nat Bellas-Hess
40
111
"2%
38
IX
34%
Mich Gas & Oil
1%
13%
37
110
37%
2
Mich Steel Cast
159
6%
Nat Bearing
Preferred
Nat Biscuit
Metal & Thermit. _*
Preferred
100
Mich Chemical
58
46
J
102
Louisville Gem.
*
—
Kingsbury Brew—1
King Seeley com.-l
Kingston Products. 1
4%
14%
109%
145
Loudon Packing—*
16 2-3
Keystone Watch
Kirby
108%
El.l
.100
Ludlow Valve com.*
5% n-c pref...-20
Preferred
16"
8
14
Louisiana Ice &
•
Wire common
Case
20%
102
Preferred
18X
90
37
25c
21%
1
National Automotive
Fibres common. .1
8.
prefence.15
Partic
"5%
C
National Airlines.. 1
4%
4%
87%
Metal Textile Corp
40%
18%
80%
Nast (Conde) see
Nat Acme Co
10%
54
1
5
Iron
Machine
Mesta
Common
20%
preferred—100
Portland
Mesabi
60
Paper...*
Nash
27"
24%
9%
Warrants
Longhorn
28
16
7
Keystone Steel Sc
Kimberly-Clark
14%
30%
7%
30%
109%
20%
3X
18%
78%
8%
3%
5
6% preferred-.100
Lino.*
*
50
Coated
4%
Co
25
Nash-Kelvinator ..5
79%
ill*
Mereenth'ler
40
Cement.•
A._*
*
Long Bell Lum
Common
IX
Kensico Cemetery
Association
100
Klein
CandyOorp—1
Loft
16%
m
7X
16 X
Kir by
——*
fx>ft Inc
Lone Star
1%
13%
30%
ex
29%
107%
20%
X
$6.50 cum pref..*
1*
common—5
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Conv class A
1
Class
B
1
Kennedys Inc
5
► $1.25 conv pref—*
Ken-Had Tube &
Lamp A
*
Tire
IX
Chain.5
Merck & Co com—1
5%
1%
5
Lockheed Air Oraft.l
Locomotive Firebox*
Loew's Inc. com—1
19
*
35
Merrimac Hat
Preferred
105
102
3
100
Preferred
35
15
Class B
Kellett AutogIro__.l
Kellogg Co..
Kelly Springfield
14%
105
100
5% conv pref_100
Kaynee
10
Preferred
100
Transportation—*
Merchants Refrig—*
share
Per
Narragansett Racing
Assn com
1
Nashua Gum and
20
19
6% preferred
25
Liquid Carbonic . ♦
Llquldometer Corp 1
Lit Brothers
*
Preferred
100
Loblaw Groc Ltd A*
St's
Kaufman
Merchants & Miners
9%
Bid
Par
Stocks
share
Per
8X
UX
•
*
Uon Match—
1%
X
Kane Carburetor—*
Ask
Bid
Par
share
Per
share
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Stocks
month preceding the date of Issue
possible for the closing day of the
Quotations for all securities are as near as
89
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL &
DEC., 1940]
4%
38
Ex-dividend,
2%
X
5%
43
3%
90
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Per
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
North & Judd.
26
North Pipe Line. ,10
Ask
Class A
335*
85*
355*
85*
1
m
65*
35*
135*
Per
Pet Milk
*
Petrol Conversion. 1
Petrol Derivatives. *
Petrol Heat & Pr—♦
Petrolite Corp
Pettibone Mulliken *
Pfeiffer Brewing—»
Pbaris Tire & Rub.l
Pharmacal.25*
4
4
5
$4 preferred
$6 preferred-...
Phil & Read O & I.*
Phila Record com_»
30
31
80
805*
32
14
34
4%
15*
55*
15*
25
Preferred
345*
*
215*
2l"5*
*
23
24
9
11
*
99*
.*
m
115*
65*
6% preferred-. 100
Ohio Rubber
*
Ohio Seamless Tube5
6% preferred
*
110
111
120
205*
245*
23
1
2
IH
100
100
6% preferred-.100
18
6% preferred. .100
Oneida Ltd coml25*
68
72
175*
305*
185*
315*
45*
45*
Preferred
25
Oppenheim Collins. *
CrSullivan Rubber. 1
Oswego Falls comlOO
Otis Elevator
*
4
"9
i
165*
6% preferred.. 100
165*
145
*
'95*
4?*
$5.50 conv 1st pf_*
Outboard Marine &
42
Manufacturing..6
Outlet Co
255*
541*
*
com
*% preferred..100
Owens-Ill Glass. 125*
115}*
_
145*
13 5*
6 9*
75*
25*
3i*
75*
46i*
*
*
1*
495*
35*
3 5*
73
165*
Pan Amer Match.25
Pan Amer Petrol &
75
155*
13 5*
Palmer Bros
_*
Pan Am Airways..6
15
5
85*
$50 par B
Pan-Amer Southern]
Panhandle Prod &
95*
105
"7"
5}*
Refining com
1
Pantepec Oil Co—
American shares.
Pantex Pressing
5*
39*
.
Machine common *
Preferred
*
Paraffine Co Inc..*
4% conv pref.100
Paramount Motors 1
Paramount Pictures1
6% 1st pref-J-100
6% 2d pref
10
Parke, Davis Co..*
4
Rig
40
39
99 9*
3
103
95*
98
10}*
10 5*
ilH
315*
145*
115*
P
*
20
12}*
13
16>*
85*
205*
&
Reel common
Parmelee Trans
1
7
*
Pathe Film Corp._l
7% preferred
*
Pathe Laboratories*
105*
109
21
Peck, Stow & WHclO
Peerless Cement
♦
Peerless
4
95*
Parker Young units.
Park & Tilford Inc.]
Parkersburg
7
365*
Prf_25*
Parker Wolverine..
35*
.
35
Parker Appliance. .1
Parker Pen
10
Parker Rust
i\h
24
75*
45*
85*
55*
Weighing &
Vending
1
Preferred
Peet see (Rogers)
Pelham TTall v t c
15c
*
com
4
15*
..j
Pender(D)Groc'y A"*
52 5*
53
*
175*
435*
875*
45
Class B
Penick &
Ford
*
Penney (J C) Com
Penn-Central Air¬
lines Corp
1
Common v t c._
$7 conv pref..
a
5% preferred
100
Penna Industries—
__
415*
109
Pocahontas Fuel .100
Polaroid Corp
1
Mfg
Pref
Pratt &
5
100
183
14
Hall
*
5%
5%
conv
conv
5*
9*
555*
*
8% preferred-.100
6% preferred-.100
Producers Corp
of Nevada
Original pref. .100
Puget Sound Pulp &
6
lc
B
M
2c
Units
...
*
6A
22
23
187
20H
2254
35*
26
27
83
5*
45*
110
155*
215*
265*
55*
Inc
*
PuntaAlegre Sugar *
Pure Oil Co..
5% conv pref. .100
6% preferred.. 100
Purity Bakeries
*
Purolator
Prods.
7
100
104
156
605*
*
1
.100
Rapid ElectrotypeRath Packing
10
Raybemos-Manhat *
Raymond Concrete
Pile common
._*
pref
*
com.
pref
_1
.25
..
St Regis Pap com..5
225*
Preferred
Salt Dome Oil
45
50
19
195*
145*
435*
45
85*
15
29
5*
5*
5
100
3
Jy*
30
32 5*
Engine
1
15*
5t*
Called for redemption
1
see page
111.
k Last
15*
65"
18"
45*
*
7% pref.-.100
Common
.1
853
Units
1
5
25*
2
*
100
..
Skelly Oil
Skinner Organ
15
60
1085*
15*
5*
20
5
Sloss-Sheff S & 1.100
$6 oreferred
100
Smith (A O) Corp. 10
5*
108
1125*
179*
85*
10
50
15
4
8ocony Vacuum. .15
89*
1
3 9*
*
1
75*
5*
Aircraft
Conv A pref
Solar Mfg...
Sonoco Products...5
Sonotone Corp
1
Conv preferred.. 1
49*
25*
%
4
615*
435*
1095*
74
29
19*
5*
So8s Mfg common. 1
Sonth Coast Corp. -1
5*
P-eferred
100
South Penn Oil
25
So Porto Rico Sug.*
379*
8% preferred.. 100
1375*
3
64 5*
44 5*
1095*
84
"35*
125*
Soutn Shore Oil
28
19
&
Development-. 100
S'eastern Greyhound
Lines common
5
6%
conv
pref..20
5*
13
21
Southern Advance
21
115
Bag & Paper—•
$2 preferred
50
6 % preferred .100
-
30
5
Southern
Groc com*
Preferred
*
Southern, New
England Ice cl A..
South'n Pine Line 10
Southern Phosph.10
Southland Royal..5
25*
79
39*
7
5*6
South
1st
25*
805*
35*
5*
32
25*
85*
3 5*
95*
10
395*
305*
84 5*
Schiff Co
125*
40"
32 5*
9*
105*
105*
855*
135*
oreferred
Sparks-With'gf
*
—
Spear & Co
$5.50 pr eferr ed
Spencer Kellogg
*
1
.
_
*
*
Spencer Shoe
*
Sperry Corp v t c..l
Spicer Mfg Co
*
$3
24
74
20
22
4
55*
45*
55*
West Penna
Pine Lines
103
Savoy Oil
Schenley Distillers.5
5 5*% pref
100
*
30
Simplex Paper
.1
Slmp'icity Pattern. 1
48
95
•
Savannah Sugar
29*
I3/*
65c
*
Spalding (AG)fcBr.l
.1
205*
Pt
Common
47 5*
27
MntYiino 1
*
Simmons Hdw &
25
Solar
'
*
100
Sanborn Map
25
Sanitary Co of Am
8% preferred .100
San-Nap-Pak com.l
ti
*
Smith & Corona
St Paul Union
sale.
6
l6'
115*
Pub $3 pref
Simmons Co
Typewriter vtc..*
285*! Smith (Howard)
%
Paper Mills
*
Smyth Mfg
25
135* Snider Packi g
*
Snyder Tool & Eng. 1
5
25*
55*
Reda Pump
43
3 5*
90
com
1125*
*
145*
15
Kearwin Aircraft &
Sher-Wms Can
Preferred.
100 r
Shuron Optical.__ *
14
100
Savage Arms..
5*
5*
3
com
Preferred
35
75
13 5*
Preferred
175*
28
105*
St Louis Screw—
Samson United
25
Preferred
60
.....
Hoist
5% pfser AAA 100
13 5*
(assent) .100
Rocky Mt 4
Stock Yards
105*
107
Simonds Saw & Steel
13i*
205*
Pacific Co.. 100
Pre erred
100
205*
45*
55*
5
175*
4
80
%
4
15
.
conv
"3 5*
120
..10
61
17
62
28
& Bolt
Transp & Tr—
American shares..
Slmms Petroleum. 10
Simon Brewery
1
Simon
(Franklin) &
32
265*
5*6
100
25*
345*
5*
61*
5*
49
6
Paper—
Pref.
Hosiery
Mills common
7% cum nref
55*
100
100
615*
5*
25*
355*
%
65*
Raytheon Mfg..50c
6% preferred
5
40"
a
Mills com
Preferred
St L
5
375*
Slmmons-Boardman
23
6
1
St Lawrence
5
15*
99
St Louis Car
39*
52
Shawnee Pottery
1
Sheaffer (W A) Pen*
&
5
100
Preferred
ir>
$3 50 conv oref .*
Shattuck (Frank G)*
Yards com
20
Preferred
20
SIrian Lamp com..*
Preferred
*
Corp.*
$2 conv pref
50
St Lawrenc* Flour
1585*
10.5*
95*
1st pf *
Randan Corp pt A.*
Class B
*
6
thout par value,
Preferred
St Lawrence
1
6% conv pref.100
Option warrants.
*
5% preferred.. 100
St Croix Paper. _l00
95
Common
Silk
105*
35*
115*
75*
Av*
Radio-Kelth-Orph.
Rea1
Safeway Stores
100
Chem. 1
conv
cum
8
Ryan Cons Petrol.*
Ryerson & Haynes.l
Safety Car Heat
6 Ltg (Del)
50
75*
485*
5*
$5 pref B
$2
10
25*
Rademaker
Radio Corp of Am.*
conv
93
265*
65*
85*
*
Preferred.
$3
85
_
Pyle National Co. 5
Pyrene Mfg
10
Quaker Oats
*
6% preferred..100
Quaker .State Oil. .10
Quincy Market Cold
165*
&y*
94
8
*
$2.50conv pref..*
Ryan Aeronautical 1
22 5*
*
_
Ruberoid Co
*
Russeks 5th Ave .2 5*
Russell Mfg
*
Rustless Ir & Steel. 1
110
15*
109*
59*
$5 conv pref
*
Sharp & Dohme...*
16
of N Y ord shares.
%
85*
*
24
95*
25*
15*
Royalite Oil
*
Royal Typewriter.*
7% preferred. .100
30
20
Rayonier Inc
175
1
1
Peter Paul Candy.. *
3/
19
5
Albany Bottl Co.4
Perfect Circle
*
Perkins Mach & Gear
Preferred
Permutit (^o.
Per vel Corp
5c«
3/
Pennzoil Co com..*
Peoples Drug Stores5
Pepsi -Cola
New common
UM
118
com..*
Preferred
preferred....
185^
230
117
39
1
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd.
£1
Sioux City Stock
1
Roper Lumber—
Ctfs new w i
75
228
1
Prosperity Co B
*
Publication Corp..*
1st preferred.. 100
Pullman
545*
?*6
45*
45*
B.. 1
125*
Royal Development.
Royal Dutch Co
70
50
20
Rose 5 10&25c Store
common
1
r
1
Sherw-Williams -.25
28
129*
125*
415*
100
Hard
ware com
pf.100
Shepard Niles Crane
355*
95*
35
*
Price Bros & Co
Preferred
Proc & Gamble
35
♦
Segal Lock &
5V*%
5
14
1
Inc
Timber
9
82
85*
255*
15*
.100
129*
129*
385*
1st pf
5
2d pf__50
Pressurlube
75*
Preferred
100
Rome Cable Corp_5
Roosevelt Field.
5
Root Petrol Co
1
$1.20 conv pfd_20
52
25*
749*
Security Storage. .25
S^ell
18
16
23 5
_
Rogers Peet
115
15
14
Simpson Ltd B
_
15
91
Seaboard Oil (Del).*
Seagrave Corp
*
Sears. Roebuck
*
Co
25*
125*
19 5*
75*
100
_
955*
39
*
Shell Union Oil
*
Rochester Button. *
Preferred
100
Rockwood 4 Co
*
5 % preferred
100
Roeser & Pendleton »
225*
395*
375*
505*
85*
__*
Ralston Steel Car. 10
25*
Penn Vy Crude Oil—
A
31
5*6
9*
10
60
Robinson(Dwight P)
19*
39*
Scullin Steel
Warrants
35*
'
B
7% 1st pref
295*
195*
Scruggs-VanderBarney com
5
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred.. 100
35*% pref
100
Serrick Corp cl
Inc
12
6
55*
15*
Robertson Pap Box.5
A
15*
21
Lambert..*
A
Class
z/
109
Silex Co
Class
.
15*
35*
Alexan_5
pref
conv
5/
1*
19
365*
110
*
Servel
18*
!VA
32*
20*
Robbins & Myers..*
Preferred
25
Robertson (H H)_
%
75*
235*
22
Pressed Metals A.m.1
Pressed Steel Car—
Common
1
•13.50
149*
1219*
1105*
u
65*
5
stamped
Prentice
125*
85*
205*
5*
Common w I
Potash Co of Am. .5
Potrero Sugar com .5
Powdrell &
Pratt Food
545*
1
com
Seton Leather
Sharon Steel Gp
90
Works common. 10
27
22 5*
95
105*
95*
%
15*
New
8% preferred..100
New pref
25
Scott Paper
$4.50 preferred..*
$4 preferred
*
Scovill Mfg
25
_
1005*
45*
106
Riegel Paper.
.10
Riley Stoker.
3
Risdon Mfg Co
25
Ritter Dental Mfg.*
River Rasin Paper.*
Riverside Cement—
985*
185*
135*
§5*
5
Cedar
8
20
Porterfield Aircraftl
Porto-RIc-Am Tob—
Class A
*
Preferred
Richmond
15*
95
355*
Schulte Retail Stores
Seiberling Rubber.*
5% preferred.. 100
Selby Shoe
*
Selfridge Prov St £1
Sentry Safety Con.i
62
135*
100
15*
Preferred
53 5*
325*
Richardson Co
*
Richfield Oil Corp.»
3
235*
65*
10
17
Per
Schulte Real Estatel
Preferred
100
Seeman Bros
175*
95*
....
90
100
32
105*
*
125*
10
1st pref
5
50
*
69
Warrants
Rich man Radiator. 1
24
*
.
Class A
common
2d pref
15*
Cora. 100
_
30
685*
355*
5*
Plymouth Oil
5
Pneumatic Scale..10
Pollak
95*
30A
!§*
115*
23
Rheem Mfg Co
1
Rhinelander PaperlO
Rice Stix Dry Gds.«
50
35*
25*
94
109
B
95*
1*
85*
4 s*
225*
1005*
10
7
63 5*
75*
Poor & Co class B_
£y*
96
355*
7% 1st pref—100
Plymouth
855*
475*
Preferred.
100
Pittston Co
*
Plant (Thos G)—
Plough Inc
Class A
9
9
Pitts Term Coal—
Stor & Whse__100
145*
29*
129*
1215*
£
Penn-Mex Fuel
1
Penn Rivet Corp.. 1
Penn Salt Mfg...50
Penn Sugar
20
Penn Traffic
25*
Class
Class
88
39
7% conv pref A.
Penn Glass Sand—
Units..
18
139*
25*
35*
Penn Coal & Coke 10
Pa-Dixie Cement.
Pitts Screw & Bolt.*
Pittsburgh Steel—*
7% pref B
100
65*% prior pf-100
5% pref A
100
Plume & Atwood.25
9
19*
25*
135*
*
Transport
51"
i!54
Pacific West Oil. -10
Pgh Metallurgical 10
Pittsg PI Glass—25
t c.. 1
7% cum pref. .100
55*%cumpf__100
Reynolds Metals. _*
55*% conv pf.100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds Tob
10
6
33
85*
815*
145*
135*
935*
65*
591
w.,25
v
65*
65*
Pitts Coke & Iron..*
$5 conv pref
*
Pitts Forgings
1
w
J-
95*
6% conv pref.100
6% prior pf A. 100
Revere Cop & Br. .5
9
3ly'
Pleas't ValWine Col
63
48
Pacific Coast Co.. 10
1st preferred
*
2d preferred
*
Page-Hersey Tubes
"6"
5
Pac Amer Fisheries 6
Pacific Can
*
Pacific Coast Cem_*
Packard Motor
405*
ily>
92
Ox Fibre Brush
Oxford Paper com.*
$6 preferred A
•
$5 preference
*
Package Mach
i*
2
pref.25
235*
235*
70
Pitney-Bowes Post.*
Pitts Coal (Pa).. 100
6% preferred-. 100
16"
Republic Air Prods 1
Republic Aviation, i
Republic Steel.
*
85^>
215*
9
8L
1015*
55*
225*
warrants
Preferred
-
22
100
Par
Scranton Lace
8&
»
Reliance El & Eng 5
Reliance Mfg Co. 10
Reo Motors
-
7*
Rem'tn Rand com.l
3
-
55*
100
conv
45*
—
5
7% 1st pref...100
Reiter-Foster Oil. 5*
Reliance Steel..
215*
315*
♦
Preferred
49
90
Remington Arms.. 1
85*
25*
*
99
Preferred
25
Reis (Robt) & Co..*
Bond
Pirelli Co of Italy—
Am shs 500 lire..
6
*
155*
23
955*
205*
45*
•
Reliable Stores
•
49
50
Mills Ltd
-
39*
65*% pref
100
Regal Shoe pref.100
Regent Knitting
$1.50
15*
1
89
175*
45*
35*
—
Bid
Stocks
19*
39*
45*
47
47
*
_
'25*
Explorat.-l
Preferred
84
Oliver Farm Equip.*
Oliver Un Filters B *
Omar Inc
1
J*
1
1
com
Reed Roller Bit,
Reeves (Daniel)
48
25*
115*
Pillsb Flour Mills..*
Piper Aircraft
120
Class A
Reed Prentice
Preferred
Units
Preferred
40
3
*
Red Rock Bottlers. 1
Reed Drug com
4
435*
pref.100
conv
J**
49
35*
395*
Preferred..,
8%
135*
42
Pierce Butler Rad.5
Pierce Governor—*
Pierce Oil Corp—
Pilgrim
25
135*
45*
Pick (Albert) com.l
23
55*
20
Philco
Machine Corp
Ohio Leather
22
142
e9*
4*
100
Ohio Brass B
Ohio Forge &
2
100
Otis Steel
35*
205*
105*
75*
45*
345*
195*
95*
75*
Corp com..3
Phillip-Jones Corp.*
7% preferred- .100
Phillips Packing
*
Phillips Petrol
*
Phoenix Hosiery—5
7% preferred-.100
common
05*
"25*
Phelps-Dodge
13 5*
Oceanic Trading. 10c
Oglllve Flour Mills.*
Okonite
Red Bank Oil
5*
Phila Dairy Prod..*
31
Novadel Agene
•
Noxzema Chem.
1
Nu-Enamel
...1
Oil Exploration
22
20M
Ask
Per share
1
19*
Par
27
30
STOCKS
Bid
Stocks
share
3
7% preferred...60
Ohio Match
Ohio Oil
Ask
Bid
22
§8*
N'west Yeast
50
Norwalk Tire& Rub*
Preferred
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Par
13
Warrants
Northwest Airlines.*
N'west Engine
*
Norw
Stocks
share
Northrop Aircraft
&
are as near as
conv
pref A
Spiegel Inc
com
*
2
$4.50 conv pref..*
Sport Products.7
Springfield Ice& F.5
Square D Co
1
5% conv pref.100
Squibb (R R) & Son*
$5 pref ser A....*
215*
I"
25*
49*
55
199*
15*
41 r;
339*
57,5*
65*
52J
8L
15*
329*
1125*
38
113
INDUSTRIAL
dec., 1940]
Stocks
Per
Stahl-Meyer com..*
1
100
share
Thew Shovel
1%
113%
We
Tide w Assn Oil..10
-123*
Tilo Hoofing com__l
10
18
19
107
111
6%
109%
%
3%
.
Conv
100
97
12
preferred-10
6 %
4%%
4
Standard Coated
%
5
3%
Time Inc
13*
4%
Tishman
pref .20
4
%
25%
26
48
18
19 3*
34%
31%
Stand Oil (Ohio)—25
5% preferred-.100
110
Standard Products .1
Standard Screw.-20
Preferred a
100
Stand Silica com—1
8%
40 y2
if*
111
Picture
8%
3%
25%
13*
Steel
~3%
20
18%
Trico
56
36%
7%
5%
16%
0%
4%
6%
16%
0%
4%
45
Twin
10%
UdyliteCorp
Ulen
7%
We
1%
Sterling Brewers—.1
Sterling, Inc
1
$1.50 preferred..*
Sterling Products. 10
13
15
61%
2%
29
Strawb'ge & Clothier
6 % preferred-. 100
7% preferred.. 100
Stromberg Carlson. *
8i*
Stroock (s) & Co..*
Strouss Hirshberg.*
14%
12%
Struthers Wells
Titus vllle com—*
5%
13%
1.25 preferred..*
Studebaker Oorp—1
8
Submarine Signal-25
Sullivan Mach'y—*
20%
U%
*
51
6% cum pref. .100
Sunray Drug
1
Sunray Oil
1
5%% conv pf
60
Superheater Co
*
Superior Oil Corp__l
Superior Oil (Cal) 25
Superior Portland
Cement a pref
*
124
11%
1%
38%
17%
1%
25%
30%
0%
*
16
2%
2%
%
20%
1
Sutherland Paper.10
Swan Finch Oil--. 15
6
25
Steel
104
"7%
14%
13%
6%
13%
8%
?!*
51%
125%
11%
1%
41
18
1%
27%
3%
%
22%
6%
3%
"5"
2
2%
21%
1
1%
1
Swift & Co
25
21%
Swift Internat Ltd—
dep ctfs of bear shs
Sylvania Industrial *
Symington Gould—
Common
w w
x w
17%
10%
Talon Inc
,
1
7%
6%
4%
383^
56 %
3%
3%
36
common
.5
54
Tampax Inc
1
Tappan Stove —-.5
Taylor-Colquitt Co 6
2%
18
19
29
Taylorcraft Aviat'n 1
Conv preferred a *
Taylor & Fenn__100
Technicolor
Inc
32
1%
Texas Corporation 25
37%
*
3
Texas Gulf Salph..*
Tex Pac Coal & Oil 10
35%
0%
.1
4%
2%
8%
37%
4%
31%
Tnatcher Mfg
*
*3.60 conv pref..*
/
pref
8
38%
3%
36%
6%
& Mfre v t c
1
United Milk Prod..*
$3 part pref
*
10
10%
24
25
United Molasses Ltd
Amer dep rcts._£l
Unit Paper board. 10
1
1
10
* No par value,
3%
55
%
1%
4%
3%
%
8%
Class
a
*
26
b
*
11
1
We
1%
1%
55%
43%
7%
%
10%
1
_
Un Shoe Mach..-25
,__25
Specialties. 1
5
a
*
*
7% 1st pref—100
Vapor Car Heating *
112%
59
Venezuela
1%
Petrol. 1
Synd
2
%
5%
0%
9
*
5
6%
60%
173%
5%
.100
5% % conv Df..50
Holding
*
28%
6%
21%
4%
u s
com..*
pf.100
57
Part conv& cl a.*
8
1
3%
30%
31%
61 %
0%
8%
%
21c
%
26c
2
6
Gas
—
23*
1
*
4%
*
$6 preferred
Wilson' Line
63
20%
83
11%
1 %
7%
*
Preferred
100
Willson Products..1
Wilsonite Products 1
Wilson-Jones
*
20c
Wins ed
40c
2
4
Winters & Compt.l
Witherbee Sherman
Class a
100
Corp
com
Va-Car Chemical. .*
6% part pref_-1001
Va Coal & Iron
100
va Iron o & c..100
5% preferred.-100
Vogt Mfg
*
Vulcan Corp
*
$3 pref
*
*
Vulcan DetinninglOO
7 % preferred
100
Vultee Aircraft
*1
.
Waco Aircraft
Wagner Bak
*
23%
2Q%\
1
%\
25
~4"
12
10%
1%
313*
17%
102
135
"8%
1
4%
8%
92
283*
Waitt&Bond Inc a *
4
Waldorf System
*
Walgreen Co com__*
4%% pref w w 100
Walker (h) Good'm
& Worts com..*
Preferred
Waltham Watch
*
243*
30%
%
k Last sale,
%
0%
22%
101%
102
20%
12%
30
com
13%
9
6
80
_
_
*
6% preferred
10
Ward Baking Corp—
Com class a
*
Com class b
*
32"
27
5%
7%
5%
4
5
%
7% preferred.-100
14%
Warner Bros. Plct._5
3%
$3.85
conv
Warner Co
pf
*
*
com
*
Warner & Swasey
Warren Bros
$3
_
_
45
2%
8
%
15%
3%
50
3
7
10
5%
2
Wood (Alan) Steel.*
7 % preferred.. 100
5%
83*
89 %
4%
Wolverine Tube
Woodley Petrol
1
Wood Newspaper
Machinery pref..*
10
.
Prior pref units
Woodward Iron.. 10
Woodw'd & Loth'plO
25
31 j*
4$
116%
Preferred
100
Woolw'th (f w)_10
Woolworth Ltd—
32%
Am dep rects ord.
Preference
2
Worcester Salt. .100
45
5
Worrhington Pump
Mach
21%
100
6% pref b
100
4% % conv prior
preferred
100
4%% series prior
preferred
100
Wright Aeronaut'1_*
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..*
Wurlitzer (r) com 10
Preferred
100
Wyman Gordon
Yellow
Truck
59
ii*
7% preferred..100
43
23%
16%
20%
173*
21%
6
95
2
3v%
80
"17%
Wellington Oil
1
Wells Fargo & Oo._l
Wentworth Mfg_13*
2
"23*
1
1 %
2
10%
12
Canadian price,
Car
73%
22%
163*
118
3%
42
92
129
100
11
»
Steel
common
5
6%
Youngstown Steel
Door common
*
17
Youngstown Sheet &
Tube common—*
40%
5%% pref. .100
Young (Thomas)
96%
Nurseries com
Zenith
Radio
Zonite Products
t New stock,
98
70%
*
& Wire..
Youngstown
80%
6%
21
Young (l a) Spring
15%
108%
*
Preferred
103
70%
7% Preferred-.100
Young (j s) Co..100
32
56
92
Coach Mfg cl b..1
7% preferred-.100
1%
8%
30
63
53
&
*
30
87
82
77
*
25
Yale & Towne
22%
85
*
7% pref a
York Ice Mach
1
r
29
5
Portland
com
243*
Welch g'pe Juice2%
Preferred
100
Nominal,
Goodwill
23%
Webster Eisenlohr.*
n
Wolverine
Cement
9
50
*
cum
Wayne Pump
The
Station
&
7% prior pref. 100
6 % preferred
100
Warwick Co v t c
Waukesha Motor. _6
8%
3%
31%
32%
6
%
8%
21%
1
6% preferred
wjr
76
*
13*
Class c
9
8%
%
3%
7%
i %
Class b
2%
24%
2
0%
%
27%
15%
07%
120
2%
Hosiery 100
4 3*
27
Preferred
j
24%
3%
2%
23%
30%
■
-1
100
v t c
4%
63
6%
3%
1%
3%
10
Wilson & Co
44%
21%
33
1%
1
.5
wm
Oil-o-Mat--.*
Williams (r o).-*
10c
pref
*
Warr n Fdy & Pipe *
Warren (Northam)
$3 conv pref
*
5%
3%
5
110
6 3*
*
100
10c
5
Gypsum. _*
Preferred
176 %
15c
1
50c
42%
Victoria
7
70
0
pref_20
_
com
Willys-Overland
6% conv pref
100
8%
10%
48%
%
20
u s Postal Meter.
114%
28
100
Walworth Co
44
5%
Machine.5
conv
1%
*
Common..
31"
27
26
Chocolate
Willcox & Gibbs. _50
Wilcox
(h
f)
Oil
12
10
Suchard
Preferred
62
20%
1%
56%
1
Corp—
4%
34
Van Camp Milk
1%
1%
Van Nor Mach Tool5
Van Raalte Co
5
109
104
u s Ind Alcohol—*
$1.50
%
1%
Called for redemption, see page 111
43%
100
u s Plywood
8%
Will & Baumer
Preferred
%
Class
5
41
93
34
Wilbur
Wagner Electric..15
2%
5%
Steel common._10
Wico Electric Co
88
*
Class b
10
3
_
Spencer
33%
8% preferred. .100
Vanadium Corp
Warrants
Sharing. _-.-__25c
cum pr
Wickwire
Preferred
$50
Wilcox Gay Corp__l
_
78
Preferred
100
Unit Piece Dye com*
Preferred
100
United Profit
7%
-
Wichita River Oil. 10
20
4%% oref.
...
u s Leather
17 3^
22
Merchants
u s Lines pref
*
u s Pipe & Fdy. .20
u s Playing Card.10
Land
Texon Oil & Land..2
conv
2
23%
Whittaker Paper com
7 % preferred
100
&
,
15
71%
u s HofT
5
$3
35%
7% preferred
Thermoid Co
9
4%
70
55
22
Pacific
8
34
53
1%
%
We
16%
18
1
4%
57
3
98
41
105
63*
Whitman(wm)pfl00
8
5
5
Freight
~1%
"%
96
Victor Chemical
30%
.7%
__*
7% first pref .100
423*
Vinco
*
u s Graphite
Comraon
2
1.55
6
6%
4%
3%
_*
u s
34
20%
9
93
8
7
5%
4%
2%
20%
5
Finishing
.4%
41%
Preferred
United
u s Foil b
1
*
20
White (ss) Dental 20
White Rk Min Spgs-
Mach
pref
conv
Prior pref
*
Preferred
*
2
34%
Whitlock Mfg Co 25
Veeder Root Inc...*
20%
10%
32 %
_
Vick Chemical
10%
137
10%
*
Sugar common. .5
Vicana Sugar v t c.3
United Drug.
5
United Dyewood.10
u s Gypsum
21%
1
1.40
v ertientes-Camag'y
7% conv pref. 100
u s Envelope
100
*
Trust efts
57%
Stores com
10c
$5 preferred
*
United Drill & Tool Class a
-_*
11%
0%
3%
7%
2%
19
$4 preferred
6% Dreferred__100
United Cigar-Whalen
u s
157%
11%
*
Vega Airplane
United
Westland Oil
*
1
5
Venezuelan
$3 part pref
*
United Cigar Stores-
135
Westmoreland
White Sew
0%
00
Preferred
10
16%
1%
13%
105%
58
11%
21%
105
18
97
Valley Osage Oil
Valspar com
$4 conv pref
28"
10%
43%
21%
Westinghouse Elec
6 Mfg com
50
7% 1st part pf_5q
5% conv pref.-30 a
33 3*
4%% pref
*
108
Shoe
1
Weyerhaeuser Timb*
35
Wheel Steel Corp
*
29%
6% Preferred.-100
105
$5 conv prior pf.*
72
w hite Motor
1
14%
100
pref. .100
Valley Mould & Iron
Common-.
*
13%
65
Preferred
4%
cum
20%
u s Distributing
Ref &
7%
12
Liquidating ctfs.
4%
Preferred
10
Utah Radio Prod-.l
Vacuum Concrete. 1
Vadsco Sales Corp.*
20
Un Shipyards b
Class a
1 %
56
United
Preferred
6
1
152
2
18%
1
com
Weston e Instru 12 %
Westvaco Chlorine.*
4
*
52
United
5%
1%
7%
Universal Prod
%
16
Stationery
*
Westgate Greenland
Coal
20
Westmoreland Inc.l
61
17%
111
Fruit
5%
8% preferred. .100
"4%
50
111
Brake common._*
1%
6%
1%
6%
1
8% 1st pref
3%
45
r
Westinghouse Air
7
79
Universal Pictures _1
25%
r
Western Newspaper
Union common. _*
Western Tablet &
Oil
15
1
10
10%
2%
18%
104%
5%
•
*
Oil
51
Electric
Coal Cos com
Un Eng & Fdy
7%
Universal-Cyclops
Steel Corp
109
Chemical.-*
30%
47
14%
Consol
5% preferred. .100
b
20%
46%
74
Universal Corp vtc.l
United Carbon
*
United-Carr Fast..*
0%
Term Warehoust 100
Texas
16%
%
13%
Transport —..5
10%
0%
3 %
7%
2%
Warehouse Corp50
Term a i'rans com. i
Texas Gulf Prod
15%
27%
Lines
3
90
*
*
Telaut'g'ph Corp..5
Corp
5
Prod
.*
Preferred
27%
0%
43%
0%
Un Artist Theatre.*
United Biscuit
*
Class
82
*
Conv partic a
b
Class
13%
39
United Aircraft
5
Un Aircraft Prod-.l
0
Tennessee
Tennessee
Terminal
14%
26%
Stores com
1
Conv preferred-15
Preferred.
com.
13%
Un St Yds Omaha 100
Union Tank Car
*
Union Wire Rope..*
Air
*
4%
4
Valvoline Oil comlOO
10
9
25
2%
Taylor-Wharton
Iron & Steel
71
3%
United Screw & Bolt
1
Taggart Corp
$2.60 pref
17%
21%
7%
0%
1
Common
13%
71%
United Elastic
11%
16%
2%
Business
Machine
13%
Mfg
United
16
Sweets Co of Am.50
Swift
& Paper
*
common
United
Susquehanna
Silk
Mills class a
-.1
Sweets
32
7% preferred..100
Superior Steel
100
Superior Tool & Diel
Preferred
30%
3%
Union Carb & Carb *
68
1%
Fisher.*
Mfg..10
Union
6%% preferred 100
Class b
pref
pref
Upson Co com. 12 %
Utah-Idaho Sugar.5
Union Oil of Calif.25
Union Premier Food
102
United Stockyards—
Common
1
Conv preferred--*
United Stores a
5
Universal
*
*
15%
7%
%
10%
4%
12%
7%
8%
25
com
Series b
Underw Ell
Unexcelled
Union Bag
Corp
1
pref
~3%
4%
11%
7%
Webster--*
Class b
i
10
co—
3%
1
com
&
*
2%
3%
Univ Leaf Tob
com__l
13%
7%
%
Stlx Baer & Fuller. 10
Stokely Bros
Conv pref
Oil
1%
00%
1%
Stetson (j b)
*
Preferred
—25
Stewart-Warner
5
Stinnes (Hugo)Corp5
oun
1
1
Coach
Series a
7%
*
common
Preferred a
Stone &
3%
*
u s Tobacco
7 % non-cum pf.25
u s Truck Lines.-1
0%
39
8
1%
4%
1%
7%
Lamp
conv
Western Groc Ltd.*
Preferred
100
Universal Cooler—
%
8%
13
1
Preferred
6% prior pref. 100
10
13%
72%
128%
71
68%
128%
69%
43*
100
8
*
1
53*
Western Cartridge Co
Preferred
100
West Grocer Co. .20
Common
65
u s Sugar Corp
Preferred .100
25
7
7 % preferred-_ 100
u s Stores—
6%
10
63
1.10
1
pref *
20th Cent Fox Film
Common
_*
$1.50 preferred..*
13
25
Common
50c.
United Stove
1
United Wall Paper_2
05c
Steel
80c div
23
*
conv
0%
2%
17%
103%
Western Air Expr.
West Auto Supply-
4%
4%
8%
Tung-Sol
23%
00%
3%
3%
Truscon
%
23 %
u ssm Ref & Mln50
7 % preferred
50
u s Steel Corp
*
$6
3%
*
80%
3%
*
*
Truax-Traer Coal..*
Trunz Pork Stores.*
12%
3%
Stern Bros
1%
Foundry
10
7%
2%
38%
%
Stein (a)& Co com ♦
com
18
1
78"
Products
5
35
67
w Va Coal & Coke. ♦
1st pf-100
n-cu
2
Delaware
%
48%
71%
6% 1st pref-—50
5% 2d pref
20
Sterling Aluminum
1
*
pref
conv
West Va Pulp Pap
7%
2%
36%
*
l*roducts
Common v t c--1
Steel Co of Can—♦
Preferred
25
Steel Products Eng 1
Sterchi Bros com..*
20
47%
Trojan Oil & Gas of
22
34%
8%
19
West Indies Sugar. 1
West Michigan Steel
"%
Prior preferred
Preferred a
Williams
Forging
Triumph Explos
1%
54
u s Rubb Reel
14%
32%
31%
17%
Transwestern Oil .10
26
Phosphate & Acid
25
Starrett (l s) Oo__*
Starrett Corp—
u s Rubber
*
com
%
Un Steel & Wire
1st warrants
2nd warrants
Stanley Works
97
77
Screen..1
Transue &
43
125
Stand Steel Spring. 5
Stand TubecfB—1
Standard Wholesale
11
8%
25%
16*
15
Per share
Wesson Oil & Snow
$4
1
15%
2
6% preferred—50
4
Transcontinental
&
West Air Line
5
Trans Lux Daylight
32%
1%
14%
u s Radium a
u s Realty <fc Imp.*
30
Securities._*
Preferred
100
10%
1
Bid
Par
shar°
drift
1%
18%
0%
13%
31%
20%
Towne
17 %
50
Conv 1st pref
45
•
6% pref a
u s Radiator
76
&
33
Per
31%
33
45/
Pump
5
Toledo Shipbuild—*
Tor-ring ton Co
*
31
Stand Oil (Ky)
10
Stand Oil of n j-.25
%
*
*
*
tt s Potash
u s Print & Lltho—
Common
*
Tokheim Oil Tank
5%
*
Stand Oil (Ind)—25
Stand Oil (Kan)..10
Works
28 Vs
46
1
Realty
Tob Prod Expts
Todd Shipyards
2
13
12
Stand Fruit & 8 s.10
Preferred—Stand Oil (Oal)
Aircraft
timm
%
%
1%
10%
20%
5%
120
125
■*
com
Timken
Tobacco com
1
Standard Dredging
Common.-..
1
conv
23
Timken-Det Axle. 10
Roll Bear.*
Stand Commercial
$1.60
1%
17%
0%
85%
7%
pref.*
conv
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Stocks
share
117
115
$1.40 conv pref_20
Products com-10c
Preferred
18%
27%
5%
32%
5
Thompson Auto Arm 1
Thompson (j r)__25
Thompson Prod
*
$5 conv prior pf_*
Thompson-Starrett *
$3 ^preferred
*
7% preferred--100
15 preferred
*
Standard Brands--*
$4.50 cum pref__*
Standard Brewing. *
Stand Cap & Seal
1
Staley Mfg Co
Ask
Per
Par
19
Preferred
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
91
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as
1
12%
*
1
16
„
x Ex-dividerd.
23*
16%
118%
4%
45%
in
The 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 below, it will be found that for the single maturity bond a bid and asked quotation is published—either actual figures or on a
certain basis
6ercentage bond
In furnishing prices for the serial bonds, however, we endeavor to obtain the yield basis for the varying maturities. For
'
instance,
a
in our list matures from 1941 to 1951 and is quoted 0.50 to
3.00%—this would Indicate that the earliest maturity yields 0.50% and the
latter maturity is yielding 3.00%.
Therefore, in the following list, It must be remembered the word to indicates that the figures shown are the yield basis for various
maturities: all
other figures
are
bid and asked prices.
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
Bid
UNITED STATES—See
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Ask
also pa ge
Bonds
Ask
Bid
19.
1Mb 1942, 1946. 1949—M&S b 1.00
48 pub highway 1949-51-M&S b 2.00
4s refunding 1941-1954—J&J b 0.75
to 2.40
114.4
s
Mar 15 1941-1943 M&S
tl01.31 102.1
s
June 15 1943-1947 J&D
3Ms refunding 1955-1965-J&J b 2.35
State Bridge Corp 4s 1940-1951
103
Bridge Auth. 4s July 1 1957—
106
108.4
[a
s
F&A
Aug 1 1941
116.10
116.7
108.6
103 •
108.16
109.18
113.11
114.25
102.30
Oct 15 1943-1945. A&O 108.14
5s schools 1941-1947—-J&J
Bessemer New ref 4%
s Apr 15 1944-1946-A&0
109.15
is June 15 1946-1949 J&D 113.8
3 Ms Dec 15 1949-1952 J&D 114.22
3s June 15 1946-1948.-J&D 112.17 112.20
3s Sept 15 1951-1955--M&S 113.1
113.4
2 Ms Mar 15 1955-1960 M&S 110.29 110.31
2 Ms Sept 15 1945-1947 M&S 110
110.3
2 Ms Mar 15 1948-1951 M&S 111
111.3
.
s
June 151958-1963 J&D
3s
2 Ha Dec 15 1949-1953 J&D 108.8
4Mb Ot House 1941-43 M&N
4Mb Ref 1941-1961—A&O
Mobile City—
3MsGen ref'44-Decl70 J&J
4s Tunnel Rev 1969—M&N
Mobile County—
4Mb June 1 1941-1948
feral Farm
103.23
127
102
104.3
101.10
102.14 102.16
101.5
101.3
to 107
to 1.60
to 3.00
to 2.70
3.00
3s B ref due 1976.A&0
104
to 3.10
Los Angeles City High Sch Dis
to 3.80
5Ms Nov 1941-1960—M&N
'64 opt '44. _-J&J
1945
5s
101
4s
1941-1961
101
Ref 4 Ms 1948-1977.F&A b 1.80
Ref 3 Ms 1978-1987.F&A b 2.70
Ref 4s 1946-1986
F&A b 1.50
Ref 4s 1971-1988
A&O b 2.75
to 2 90
to 3.40
3.30
to 3.60
0.75
Ref 3s 1953-1988
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
2.90
to 3.40
to 3.40
4Mb
1946
to 0.75
42
Orange Co 5s 1941-1945.M&S
0.25
to 1.10
3s Dec
1 1948
Flood Control District—
5s 1941-1943
J2&J2 b Par
2s 1944-1951.
J2&J2 b Par
2 Ms 1952-1953—. J2&J2
to
2.75 %
less
1
less
1
less
to 2.25
102 M
2s 1941-1949
J&J
0.25
1
to 2.45
%
102
102M
102M
Hetch
4Mb 1967-1977
J&J
Spring Val 4Mb '67-'69.J&J
San Joaquin Co 5s '41 '49.J&J
Santa Barbara 5s 1942..JanlO
4Mb gold Aug 1943
F&A
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
2.35
to 2.45
2.35
to 2.40
0.20
to 1.60
102
102
102
101M
100
101
CANADA—See
2.00
to 3.20
2.90
5Ms 1955-1965
126
106
4Ms July 1957
...J&J
106
5s Feb 1 1952
F&A
108
5Ms Aug 1 1941j
6 0.20
San Fran-Oak 4s 1976-M&N
110M
4s 1941-1964
M&N 6 0.20
0.30
2.40
to 2.65 %
0.30
to 2.10
111M
0.30
to 1.30
2.90
3.65% March 1, 1950-1954-
2.00
to 2.20
to 2.20
to
2 Ms Sew dist 1 $47-56.A&O
1.60
0.20
to 1.50
3s 1963-1972 opt 1955.A&0
2.40
to 1.40
0.20
to 2.30
0.20
to 1.
1963-1972 opt 1955.A&0
2M8 Sewer Disp *47-'50A&O
to
Moffat
5 Ms
5 Ms
5 Ms
"0.60
to 1.60
Alameda 4s 1941
J&D
0.20
J&J
106M
115M
108
1.40
4 Ms Mun Imp *41-'48.A&0
Bakersfield 5s 19 41-1952.A&O
to 1.40
Berkeley 5s 1942-1951
J&J
to 1.50
5s School 1941-1955
J&J
to
134
ALABAMA
3Msrenewal class G 1956-J&J 6
4Msharborimpt June 1 *41-'73 b
4M« highways 1952
M&a'ft
4Mb 1956 and 1959
M&S b
4srenewal July 1. 1956
b
t Called for redemption,
2.65
2.25
to 2.60
2.10
2.00
2.40
2.30
2.30
see
page
East Bay Mun Util Dist—
5s 1942-1974---.
J&J
East Contra Costa IrrigDlstbs
Golden Gate Bridge & H'way3 Mb series O 1942-1971 J&J
2.15
0.50
J&J
2.25
111
to 1.80
Tax-free in Connecticut.
6 Basis.
to 2.10
%
1.50
to 3.15
%
%
%
1.80
to 1.90
3.15
to 3.40
J&J
3.65
1Mb April 15 1944-1949
1Mb April 15 1950-1961
1Mb April 15 1962-1971
Funding and building bonds—
lMs 1944-1958
J&D
3.45 %
to 1.00
to 1.35
o
b 0.70
to 1.30
%
to 1.40
F&A
0.70
1.40
to 1.50
Branford (T) 2s 1941-57-J&D
to 1.60
b 0.50
b 1.00
&1.40 t
0.50
to 2.50
%
%
%
Hartford Bridge—
2s 1944-1961..-
1.70
to 2.30
1MB 1961-1971
100
F&A
68
Bridgeport—
5s Refunding 1941-48..J&J
1Mb 1940-1948
J15&D15
1 Ms 1942-1950
F&A
Bristol
to 2.35
%
5Ms 1940-1957...J&D
Cornwall 2s 1941-1956
*
2.25 %
1.10
J&J
J&J
J&J
78
-
2.45
Dist—
CONNECTICUT
to 1.85
Imperial Irrigation District—
Refunding 5s 1983
Refunding 6s 1983
I
2.20 %
to 1.80
1.70
123
Tunnel Imp
1944-1963
1947-1956
1964-1973
5s 1974-1983
to 1.50
104
109M 1.25
13894 3.00
%
3MS Mun Water Retire
to 2.10
10234
114
1.00
0.20
0.20
102 M
120M
108 M
%
to 2.00
J&J
4Mb July 1 1947
J&J
4Mb 7-1-56-59 1-1-56-J&J
5s July 1 '44-'43
J&J
5s July 1 1972
J&J
%
to 0.80
0.80 %
2.60 %
4s reg Jan 1 1944
4s reg Jan 1 1960
11794 2.80
115M 2.00
to 2.10 %
Water 1944
J&J
4Mb Ref Wat 1941-67.J&D
4Ms Water 1962-1965.J&D
5 D No 1 4Mb 1941-53.J&J
4s July 1941-1945
J&J
F&A
J&J
%
to 2.00
to 1.25
Bridge Authority—
Carquinez Toll Bridge—
3s 1941-1954
to 2.10
Ref 1Mb 1941-1943—-M&S b 0.30
Denver (City and County)—
2Mb Jan l 1946
Puerto Rico (Govt of)—
J&D b 2.00
2s Highway ref, 1941-'47.J&D b 0.40
Colorado Springs—
less
Calif Toll
Univ Bldg Jan5'41-65J&J
Highway 1941-48.J&J30
1941-1947F&A
Olympiad 1941-71—J&J2
1941-1952.
—F&A
4sHarb Imp 1985 opt '50.J&J
100 M 1.75 5s Jan 2 1941-1943
J&J2
107 M 3.70 4s Jan 2 1944-1948
J&J2
109
3.83 3 Ms Jan 1 1941-1949
J&J
108 M 3.80 Veterans Welfare—
110% 3.85
3s Feb 1941-1952
F&A
103 M 0.50
2 Ms Feb 1 1941-1954-F&A
2Mb Feb 1 1941-1954-F&A
106M
94.
4 Ms
129
2.70 4Mb
4Mb
111M 1.40 4Mb
117M 1.25 4Mb
127M 2.70 4MB
-A&O
0.50
2.60
2 Ms State H'way *41-'54-J&D b 0.40
J&D b 0.40
CALIFORNIA
1.65
4Mb Oct 1 1959
page
3s warrants 1941-1951
2 Ms warrants 1952-'54
3.70
2.00
4Ms July 1 & 1.5 1952...J&J
I
0°40
COLORADO
2.00
4s 1958-1960
103
105M 0.60
117M 1.40
124M 2.60
99
Hetchy—
101
103
2.85
102M 0.60
125
%
2.20 %
to
to 3.30
110
J&D
*46-'26_MJSD
to 2.35
to 2.45
Is Water Rev 1941-76.F&A
Little Rock S D 4s '41-*55 M&S
St Francis Levee Dist—
%
102 M 1.00
116
%
0.25
0.25
1.00
10734
104 %
11534
12134
J&D
%
to 0.75
Little Rock—
103.1
109M
/I
%
102
3s 1949
—Jan. 1
3s Attorney Gen opt 1944
3s Rose, Hemingway opt 1944
Hot Springs 4Ms '41-'50-M&S
100
M&S
to 2.40
to 2.25
0.25
0.25
4s 1944
J&J
to 2.05
0.25
2.10
102
-
4Mb Fund 1941-1950-M&N
—J&D
to 1.10
0.60
0.25
F&A
3 Ms g July 1 1941-1944. J&J
San Francisco (City & County)
5s Water 1941-1969
J&J
4Ms Water '57 '58. '59.J&J
1
to 0.90
0.30
4s Wat Distrib '40-'63-J&D
101M
101M
101M
99 M
100 M
100M
Philippine Government—
1
to 4.00
I
to 2.00
4Mb Water 1941-1977..J&J
4M-4s
4M-4b
4M~4s
10134
101M
to 2.10
0.20
to 0.40
102M
102M
101.20 101.26
101.26 102
100.5
to 2.00
5s School 1941-1966
4 Ms Water 1941-1964
to 4.10
%
1°90
102
5s 1961-1967
5s 1968-1977
J&J
5s June 15 1955..
J&J 6 2.50
100.27 100.29
100.30 101
4Ms May 15 1942
M&N
4Ms Oct 15 *56-'46
A&O
4MB Nov 15 1956
M&N
4MB Nov 15 1958
M&N
Honolulu (Cicy & County)
4s reg Dec
1945-59.-J&J 6 3.00
J&J 6 3.00
Riverside Co 5s *41-'54-.M&N b 0.25
Sacramento 4s Jan 1942-1945
0.30
|
%
%
%
to 1.90
3s 1941-1968.
J&J
Sacram'to Co 4 Ms '41-'46 J&D
San Diego 5s W W *43-'54A&0
1
to 2.00
Redlands 5s 1941-1951.J&J15 b 0.25
Riversid* 5s 1941-1953.-J&D b Par
1
to 2.75
less
to 1.75
2s 1954-1958
J2&J2 b 1.90
Pasadena 4s 1941-1942...J&J b Par
to 2.90
less
to 0.75
_
ARKANSAS
ield
3Mb Sept 15 1946
5s|Dec 15 '55-'45
Corp
5s 1943-1948
5s 1949-1953
5s 1954-1960
M&S
to 0.60
to 2.15
40
to 3.10
I
to 0.60
0.20
1
%
2.60
0.20
0.20
J&J 6 2.75
J&J 6 0.50
Tucson 5s Water 1950
101.14
to 2.75
0.20
4Ms 1941-1965F&A
Oakland 8 D 4s 1941-44.-J&J
4Mb 1946-1960
100.25
to 2.80
to 3.30
less
%
to 2.80 %
Oakland 5 Ms 1941-1943-F&A
4 Ms Mun Imp *41-'43-F&A
Salt River Project Agric Impt
& Power District—
100.29
A&O b 2.00
to 2.80
to 2.80
6 2.00
5s W W 1941-1950
Phoenix Un H S D 4 Ms 1948 6 2.25
Prescott 5s 1948.
J&J 6 2.50
100.18
1.70
of Southern California—
Colorado River Waterworks
to 3.10
to
_
TERRITORIAL AND
INSULAR
Hawaii (Territory)—
lMs Sept 1 1944
2.10s July 20 1942
2Ms July 10 1954
to
2.90
to 2.60
Metropolitan Water District
100.13
100.3
102.30
to 2.50
b 0.50
2 90
112
100.16
100.23
100.27
101.12
to 2.55
b 0.50
3
2.90
100.11
2% notes May 16 '43 opt '40
1H% Jan 3 1944 opt 40—
Reconstruction Finance Corp
M% notes JUly 20 1941
M% Nov 1 1941
H% Jan 15 1942
Is July 1 1942
XJ S Housing Authority—
Ms Nov f 1941
1M % notes Feb 1 1944
104 h
to 2.70
J&J 6 3.00
11VA
_
101
101
100
F&A b 0.50
J&D b 0.50
1941-1964
103
100
b 0.50
Ms Jan 1 1941-1960
Los AngOo4Ms '41-'49__F&A
111M
M% May 1 1943
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—
%
to 2.50
b 3.25
May 1
110M
H% Aug 1 1941-..—
1% Nov 15 1941
to 2.50
to 1.80
to
103
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially 6 0.50
Co Ct H'se4Ms '40-18 J&D 6 0.25
Phoenix 4 Ms '50 opt '30-J&J 6 2.50
4Mb 1941-1956
J&J 6 0.50
110M
4s July 1
to 106
1.80
1.90
109 M
109%
Commodity Credit Corp—
0.50
b 2.50
b 1.50
School No. 1 5s 1945—J&J 6 2.00
108.4
3MsMav l'55opt'45--M&N 110
4s July 1 '46 opt *44
J&J 111M
to 107
ARIZONA
2Ms ser G 1942-1944—_J&J 103.10 103.13
1 Ms ser M 1945-1947.-J&D
103.5
103.2
Ms May 15 1941
100.11
100.8
Federal Land Bank — Farm Loan Bonds
110M
0.50
0.50
b
6s Jan 1
July 1 '55 opt '45—J&J 109
3s Jan 1 '56 opt '46
J&J 109%
3s May 1'56 opt '46—M&N
to 3.10
J&D
3M 1941-1954
J&D
3 Ms ser A 1941-1977-J&J
3 Mb 1948-1958
J&D
Maricopa County—
100 13 100 15
102.28 103.2
3s
%
0.50
3 Mb 1941-1977
b 0.50
103.13
M&N 108.10 108.13
M&S 103.10 103.14
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Ms April 15 1941
100.4
100.3
108.2
%
%
2Mb 1941-1948
A&O
2Mb 1949-1960—A&O
2Mb 1961-1976
A&O
Tuscumbia refunding 1 %to4 %
.M&S 108.16 108.20
Home Owners' Loan Corp—
3s ser A 1944-1952__M&N
to 2.60
1947 1959
to 2.80
4s
3sl944-1949
2 Ms 1942-1947
MsApril 15 1942
Apr 1 1943
to 2.00
2.00
.
0.75
b 1.00
_
Mtge Corp—
2s
1.00
J&D
2Ms
3.75
Tuscaloosa (City)—5 Ms serial 6 2.00
4 Ms
6 2.00
6 2.00
4MS
102.8
103.9
%
%
52
J&J 6 1.00
6s ref pub impt '41-53 M&N 6 1.50
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941 6 1.00
5s Road 1957
M&S 6 3.00
102.16 102.18
102.9
102.7
102.24 102.26
101.8
_J&.T
to 2.50
Electric Plant Revenue—
Ref 4s 1941 to 1975.J&D
3.00
b 1.00
Tuscaloosa—
5s W W 1941-1957
104.2
102.6
3 Ms 1944-19643s 1942-1947.
%
to 2.70
0.50
6 1.50
6s Road 1951
102.27 102.29
104.1
104
to 2.70
0.50
Morgan Co 5s road 1952-F&A 6 3.00
Selma (City) 5s-6s 1940-1955- 6 1.50
2 Ms 1941-1952
.J&J 6 1.50
101.27
102.2
%
%
to 2.60 %
to 2.60 %
3.30
Montgomery—
5s funding 1941-1966—J&J
101.26
101.25
—
to 2.60
4Mb Sanitary Sewer Jan 1*44
100
Montgomery Co 4Mb 1957-59 b 3 .00
101.24
to 1.00
0.50
to 3.00
to
0°50
to 2.60
3 Ms Sch Dist 1941-81-J&J
Water Wks Refunding Rev
3 Ms 1943-1947—J&D.
to 2.90
1.25
%
to 2.50 %
to 2.60
2s 1941-1942
A&O
3s 1943-1949
„.A&0
Series A refunding—
5s School
107.11
106.14
-
-
1.00
1.25
to 2.50
Net
5s Municipal 1941-61 -.F&A
5 Ms Harb Imp '41-'61 M&N
98
to 2.80
1.50
Ask
4Mb 1941-1958
_J&D b 1.50
Gen fund 4 Ms 1941-66 J&D b 2.50
108.11
2s Dec 15 1947
J&D 107.8
2s Dec 15 1948-1950—J&D 106.11
2s June 15 1953-1955—J&D
103.21
3s Panama Canal 1961—Q-M
125
3s Conversions 1946
Q-J 111
3s Conversions 1947
.Q-J 112
U S Treasury Notes—
3.65
Jefferson County—
2Ms Sept. 15 1950-52.M&S 108.10 108.13
2Ha Dec 15 1951-1953.J&D 105.29 106
2 Ms June 15 1954-56-J&D
105.21 105.23
Sept 15 1942
% Dec 15 1942
% June 151943
Sept 15 1943
\% Dec 15 1943.
70 Mar 15 1944
% June 15 1944..
Sept 15 1944
/0 March 15 1945-
to
110.10
110.1
2Ha Sept 15 1948—_ -M&S 110.12 110.15
% June 15 1941
% Dec 15 1941
; % Mar 15 1942
A&O
1.00
1.60
5s sewers Sept 20 1941 M&S
1.00
Florence refunding 1% to 4%_
48
Gadsden 6% impt long mat
b 4.00
110.3
Dec 15 1960-1965 J&D 110.6
110.9
1945-J
J&D 109.10 109.13
1M% Mar 15 1941
1944-1959
3 Ms impt ref 1941-50-J&J
3 Mb Imp ref 1942-1958 A&O
4s 1941-1961
A&O
4 Ms 1941-1960
A&O
2 Ms Dec 15
.
A&O
104
107
to 3.25
110.5
Ts June 15 1951-1954 J&D 110.2
s Sept 15 1956-1959 M&S
110.2
.la
Birmingham—
2MB 1941-1952
to 2.45
2.00
3.75
b 0.50
2Mb WatWks 1956-76 M&N b 2.10
3Ms Water wks 1952-1975- b 2.10
3 Ms Water 1941
A&O
0.50
4Ms Water 1941-1970-A&O
0.50
4Ms8ch 1941-1944—-J&D
4Ms 1941-1968
J&J
0.50
4 Ms 1941-1969
M&S
0.50
Anniston—
(s Mar 15 1946-1956 M&S
Bid
Los Angeles (City)—
4s 1941-1962
to 2.40
To
or
Bonds
Net
to 1.90
112.13
Treasury Bonds—
4 Ms Oct 15 1947-1952.A&0 112.10
4sDec 15 1944-1954—J&D 114.2
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
/ Flat price.
n
Nominal.
..A&O
0.50
%
%
99 M
to 1.50
0.40
to 1.25
0.40
to 1.30
0.50
to 2.15
0.25
to 2.00
I
%
1
STATE
Dec., 1940]
MUNICIPAL
AND
Quotation for all securities are as near as possible for the
To
or
Bonds
D311KsI?und
,s
2.0O|%
0.25
to 2.00
0.25
to
%
%
1.10 %
0.25
0.25
to 1.25
0.25
to
%
~0.2 5~
6s 1947
F&A
Certificates of deposit.,..
6s 1948
A&O
Certificates of deposit...
%
7s 1946
%
(School District)—
_
22M
A&O Xfl*
Certificates of deposit—
21%
1947
J&J / 21
21m
Certificates of deposit...
25
Akershus (Dept of) 4s 68 M&S
26
Anhalt 7s to 1946
M&S
"22%
"25"
to 1.75
%
1.75 %
1.75
to
to
7s
Antioquia Col (Dept of)—
Extl
s
f 7s
ser
A 1945—J&J
8%
3l"
9
8
Extl
9
8
Certificates of deposit...
s f 7s ser B 1945.-J&J
0.75iy0
%
to 0.75 %
9
Certificates of deposit—
8 f 7s ser C 1945—J&J
%
9
8
9
Certificates of deposit—
Extl s f 7s ser D 1945—J&J
8
9
8
9
%
to 1.50
8
Extl
to 1.00
.
Certificates of deposit—
to 1.50 %
to 1.75
0.25
0.25
4%s Imp 1941-1952..M&N
1mb 1940-1948.....J&D15
to
8
s
Certificates of deposit—
Extl s f 7s 1957 2d ser.A&O
1.75 %
to 1.25
8
f 7s 1957 1st ser.A&O
Extl
%
Haven—
l'a
Extl
4mb Water ref 1950—F&A
1 Hal941-1954
J&J 6 0.20
Norwalk
(City)—
4Mb Sewer 1041-1968.M&S
l%s 1941-1959
A&O
Norwalk (T) 4Mb 1942..J&D
Norwich 4 Vis 1941-1965.M&S
2mb 1941-1959——J2&J2
Rldgefleld (High School)—
1mb 1941-1963J15&J
Stamford (C) 4s 1942
M&N
2%s 1941-1961
M&N
1.35
to 1.40
0.25
to 2.10
0.25
to
%
1.75 %
0.50
0.50
to 2.50
0.50
to
%
2.25 %
6 0.50
6 0.50
to 2.25
0?75
(Town)—
»4%s Sch 1941-1965..M&N
%
1mB 1941-1950
0.50
0.50
0.50
1Mb 1941-1959.. J&J
Torrlngton 2%s l941-'57 A&O
to 2.25
0.25
A&O
Suffield
to 2.00
to 1.60
to 2.00
12
Antwerp (City) extl 5s *58 J&D
Argentine Repub—
4%s s f extl loan 1948.M&N
Extl s f conv 4Mb '71.M&N
S f extl loan 4s Feb *72. F&A
S f extl loan 4s Apr '72. A&O
2% Treasury notes 1948—
Australia (Commonwealth)—
Extl 5s July 15 1955.J&J15
Extl 5s 1957
-M&S
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
to 2.00
2Mb April 1 1941-1947
2Mb April 1 1948-1957
2%s April 1 1958-1966
1Mb highway 1941-1979..J&J
Kent Co 4Mb 1945-1950.M&S
0.25
to
4s 1941-1952
2mb 1941-1953
1.30
1.75
0.25
1.00
to
to 1.80
Bolivia
1.25 %
1.75 %
%
to 2.00 %
to 1.75 %
New Castle County—
6%s 1941-1944.
J&J
Sussex Co 5s 1941-1970—J&J
4mb 1941-1953
A&O
Wilmington—
4Mb Bldg Con '53-'62 M&S
4Mb 1941-1958 (s-a)..A&0
6 0.50
to 1.50
%
6 0.50
6 0.50
to 2.50
%
to 2.50
%
-—A&O 6 1.25
A&O 6 0.50
5s 1947-1949
4s 1942-1948
to 2.00
to
to
%
2.00 %
1,50 %
to 1.50 %
FLORIDA
Brevard County School Tax
Districts No. 1 & 4 Refund-
80
75
Columbia Co Road 6s 1955.. 6 3.90
'
New refunding 2 %-5s 197789
87
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-54.A&O 6 3.70
3.65 %
Special Tax Sch Dist No. 2
Ref 4s 1956-1967—-M&N
106
103
Ref 3%s1941-1947
103
M&S 101
Duval Co Road 5« 1956--A&O 6 3.10
2.90
Duval Co School District
No. 1 5s 1941-1955—A&O 6 1.75 to 3.10
Escambia Co 6s Aug 15 1951.
121
100
Gainesville—
5%s July 1941-1975
6 1.75 to 3.85
109
Hillsborough Co 5s Oct 1 1943 105
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4— 6 3.85
3.70
Jacksonville—
5s Jan 15 1941-45..J&J 15 6 1.50 to 2.25
5^s Jan 15 1941-45.J&J 15 6 1.50 to 2.25
107
Refunding 2.60s Jan 1 1957
105
Lakeland new refunding
89
87
Water & Light 5%s 1941-50 6 2.00 to 3.65
LeonCounty 6s July 1 1941-65 6 1.75 to 3.50
Marlon Co Road 6s Feb 1 '52118
116
Road bonds 5s July 1 1952-.
Ill
115
Miami—
Refunding 3 %s and 3%g—
103
100
Housing Authority—
3s and 3%s 1941-1954— 6 1.00 to 3.00
Miami Beach—
-
^
1941-1950-M&N 61.75
Ref 4mb non-opt 1947-56-. 6 2.75
5%s
to 3.20
to 3.20
New Smyrna—
Ref 3-4%-6s Jan 1 1964
98
95
Orlando—
Refunding 4s 1941-62-F&A
100
Orange County 5s 1944—J*^ 6 2.75
5s 1952-1953
J&J 6 3.65
5 ma 1945 1950
—-M&S 6 3.00
6s 1941-1950
6 2.00
4s 1961
105
Palm Beach (City of) 5s
6 3.10
Pensacola 4%s ref 1941— &J 6 2.00
5s 1958
J&J 6 3.60
Pinellas Co ref highway 4»
102
St Augustine ref 4s 1967
—
92
New refunding 3-5s
86
St Johns Co Road 5s 1946—
107
Road 5Mb 1944M&S 107
8t Petersburg—
Refunding 3-5« Oct 11972
87
-
—
107
2.50
3.45
to 3.60
to
3.65
107
2.90
1.75
3.40
104
38
36%
39%
25"
21
28
20
21
40
28
10
[57.A&O /
Funding 5s
4m
6%
14%
13
13
1931-1951.A&0)/ 33
Funding scrip.
Bremen (State) 7s
6s 1940
/
50
51
4?*
33
Victory 4s due 1976
7s8tamped 1952
.A&O
7%s stamped 1947
M&N
6%s stamped 1961
F&A
Scrip
Readjust 4%-4%s 77.M&S
Ref s f 4%-4%s 76...F&A
Extl re-adj4%-4%s 76A&0
36
30
Brit Hungarian Bk 7 Mb 1962. /
'n'35<
Bud'pest(Oity)6sJ'n'35coup'62
Buenos Aires (Prov)6s'61
6s stamped 1961
M&S
33
32
3
36
55
f 78 1967
Stabil loan 7%s
Caldas Exts f 7%s
19l._
1946--J&J
9
Certificates of deposit
Call
8%
17%
(Colombians f 7s '47.M&N
Callao (Peru) 7%s 1944..J&J
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s '54.J&J
it*
!im
89
to 2.00
2Mb Dec 1 1953-1965—- 6 2.15
Suwanee Co Road 5%s 1940._ 6 4.00
to 2.70
to 2.00
3.80 %
ilh
8%
8%
9%
"20"
6
14
Farm loan 6s I960—A&015
Extl
s
14"
M&S
28
26
"29"
26
28%
__
1942-M&N/ 13%
14 J
*
15"
A&O
f 6s 1960
113
13
...
6s assented Sept. 1961.--
13
1961-J&J/
13 £
1961
*
M&S
—
6s assented 1962
Extl s f 6s 1963
Tax
Area in
Connecticut.
ft Basis.
5%s of '26 ext 2d ser 1969
Dresden (Ger) ext 7s '45 M&N
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945—M&S / 26
Duisburg 7s to 1945—-M&N / 26
El Salvador (Rep)— 8s A
1948
Certificates of deposit.
/
8%
Estonia (Rep of) 7s. 1967 J&J
Finland (Repub) 6s '45.M&S
47%
Fran kfurt-on-Main (Germ)—
7s 1939
A&O / 28
7s 1940---A&O / 26%
7s due 1941
A&O / 27
1942 maturity
27
1943 maturity
26
1944 maturity
26
1945 maturity
26
Extl s f 6%s 1953
M&N
26%
French Government—
_
..
/Flat price.
n
54%
107""
13
18
33
30
30
56%
56%
57
56
67
67
56
68
27
9
81*
90
29
28%
29
29
28
28
28
51
66%
71
75
80
30
31
.
70
26
Cons munic 6s 1947--J&D / 26
German Govt Internet—
Stamped (Canadian holder)
German Extl 7s '49 stampA&O
30
uh
2
German Prov & Oomm Bke
(Con Agr Loan)6%s'58 J&D
Graz(Mun)Austria 8s'54M&N
Gt
Brit
&
3%
27%
12
"
Ireland—See British
Greek Govt
—
s
f 7s 1964—M&N
1953.
6s
14"
8%
Scrip
A&O
1st series 1957
6 %s 2nd series 1949
F&A
F&A
9
11
7%
11
8
38"
9%
"43"
68
50
8%
26
11*
27
26
26
eidelberg (Germ) 7%s'50J&J /
Hellenic Republic (Greek)
Sec Wat Works 8s 1952 A&O
/
20
Helslngfors (City) Finland—
Extl s f 6%s 1960
A&O
51%
—-
"27%
60
Hessen.
See Munich Bank
Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
•
f g 7%s 1945
—J&J
Extl • f 7» Sept 1946. .J&J
Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
Mtg 7%s 1961 ser A„M&N
Irish Free State 5s 1960.M&N
5]
73
5
5
7
9%
37
16%
61%
42%
"29"
62
44%
22
Specified
M&N/
* Last sale.
13
57%
Italy (Kingd) extl 7s *51-J&D
Prestito Redimlbile 3%«
13
,
16
25%
8#
7%sf6lser b($bds)M&N
Hungary (King) 7 Mb '44.F&A
Ext at 4%% to 1979—F&A
Sept. 1961.-M&S
Extl Ry ref 6s Jan
6s assented Jan
Extls f 6s 1962..
10%
10%
52%
51%
1969
„8f
Unspecified---..
——
Itai Credit Consortium for
Pub wks ext 7s B'47 M&S
Pub Util Credit s f 7s'52J& J /
6% assented 1963
♦
5 ma of *22 ext 1961
ser
ii?
80
_
l\k
36
26%
7% assented 1942
s
f 8s 1951 ser A„A&O /
f 8s 1952 ser B—A&O
/
Cons Municipal Loan
1955
M&N
2d series 1961.
5%s of '26 ext 1st
80
8
8%
5s
1953
F&A
22
Danzig Port & Wat Ways Bd
Extl s f 6%s 1952
8
J&J/
Denmark ext 6s 1942
J&J
31%
Ext'l
5%s 1955
F&A
29%
Trust rets 4%s 1962 A&O 15
26
Dominican
52%
'42.M&S
2d Series
52%
5%s Cust Adm 1940.-A&O
52%
2nd ser 5%s 1940..-A&O
52%
Customs Administrations—
6s
26"
^
64
52%
101
102
Hamburg (State of) Germany
Gold 6s 1946
—A&O
Hanover (City) Germany 7s'39
Hanover (Prov) Germany—
f 7s 1960 ser A..M&S
7s assented 1960
Chili (Rep) ext 7s
s
*"9%
25
6s Oct coupon on 1960
6s A Int ctfs 1938
A&015
Cent. Bk. of Ger. 6s A '52 F&A
6s series B 19511
A&O
Chilean Cons Municipal Loan-
22
22
""98"
7s part paid 1964—M&N
Sink fund 6s 1968
F&A
6s part paid 1968—_ F&A
Guatemala 8s 1948
M&N
Haiti (Rep) 6s extl 1952.A&0
11
1%
Farm loan 7s 1950..M&S15
Farm loan 6s 1060
J&J15
6s July coupon on 1960—
21
5>|s loan of 1965— J&D / 13%
7%
-%s unstamped 1965
8
Geara (Brazil) 8s 1947
J&D
Cent Agricul Bank (Germany)
22
20
/ 16%
/II
/ 14
/ 11
101%
Cundinamarca Dep (Colombia)
Extl s f 6%s 1959
M&N/
Certificates of deposit
/
Czechoslovak Republic—
s
22%
"23"
„
9%
6s assented 1960
Extl s f 6s Feb 1961.-.F&A
6s assented Feb 1961
Extl sf 6s
2 Mb Dec 1 1941-1950— 6 0.40
2s Dec 1 1951-1952
6 1.90
"47%
Oauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
7 mb 1946
A&O
Certificates of deposit
Extl sec 7s 1948
J&D
Certificates of deposit..!
23
40
21
7s unstamped 1949
5%
"27%
German Conversion Offer—
46
34%
/
—F&A
J&J 15
Funding 3s 1946
German Cons Munic 7s'47 F&A
45
J&J
s
83
Wat Wks Rev Ctfs—
Extl 4%s 1977
Extl g 5s 1949
s f 5%s '53
Bulgaria (Kingdom)—
Sec
27
8%
"27%
27
.
??*
48
12
7^s%s plain 1941
ext 1941 stamped J&D
83
46%
47%
'w
7s ext of 1949 stamped.J&D
7s plain 1949
5%
70
Ext re-adi 4%-4%s'75M&N
Extl s f 4s $ bonds 1984.J&J
Extl
109
15
13%
13%
33%
26
J&D
f 6s 1950
British 4* 1990 opt '60—-M&N
War Loan 3 Mb of 1932
95
109
ilh
1935..M&Si/ 26
M&S /
Brisbane (City) Australia—
30-yr s f 5s of 1957
M&S
Sf 5s 1958
F&A
s
4
5%
4%
4%
\lh
"12"
73
/ 22
/ 20%
/ 22
F&A
J&D
40
4
6s 1940
1
Brazil 8% ex 1941
J&D/
7s Cent Ry elec 1952..J&D /
Extl s f 6 %s (1926)
27
15%
15%
16%
J&J /
M&S /
A&O /
20-year
3.75,%
Coral Gables—
25
32
5
Extls f 6%s (1927) *57.A&O /
6 1.50
6 0.50
M&S
M&S
5%s
35
(Rep) Ext 8s *47 M&N /
Extl 7s 1958.
Extl sf 7s 1969
f 7s 1951 —-M&N
Extl g 4%s '49 opt
26
36%
27%
/ 22
/ 10
F&A /
(Rep) 5s 1944
Danish
27
J&D
Bogota (City) extl 8s *45.A&O
Certificates of deposit
Extl sf 6%s 1947
A&O
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May '47
Certificates of deposit..
7s Oct 1947
A&O/
Certificates of deposit
f
DELAWARE
1957.
1949.
Ext
Ext
21
28
A&O
6%
27
27
5%8PubWksJune30'45J&D / 75
11
0.25
J&J
•4%s 1941-1956
Windham (Township)—
sec s
Cuba
21
J&D
0.50
Dist)—
M&N
54
47%
26
to 2.25
4Mb Mar 15 1941-49..M&S
West Haven (School
5s
75
51%
51%
to 2.00
to 1.70
f 7a
Funding 5s 1951
M&N
Costa Rica Pac Ry 7%s 1949
63%
45 m
0.25
to 1.90
0.15
a
Extl
0.50
0.20
West Hartford—
Extl
63
65
Berlin 6 mb 1950..
6s June 15 1958
to 2.75
75m
67 M
61
ii&O
7b 1948
"13%
12
7s stamped 1957
/ 53
Externals f 7s 1937—M&N / 36
7s stamped 1937
/ 32
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl s f 7s 1942
J&J
76%
Costa Rica (Republic)—
Ext
61
to 1.75
0.50
"12"
74m
66 %
Barrauquilla 8s 1935-40-46-48
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6%s '45.F&A /
Bavarian Palatinate 7s '45 J&J
Belg Govt extl 6%s 1949 M&S
External s f 6s 1955—J&J
Extl sf 7s 1955
J&D
Waterbury—
5s Water 1941-1971—M&N
3s Street 1941-1955—-F&A
2mb 1941-1952
M&N
Mtge Bk—
20-yr s f 6%s 1947
A&C
Certificates of deposit...
Sink fd 7s (of 1926) '46 M&N
Certificates of deposit
Sink fd 7s (of 1927) *47 F&A
Certificates of deposit
Copenhagen 5s June 1 52 J&D
Extl g 4%s 1953
M&N
Cordoba (City)—
53
.
to 2.25
Stamford
7m
Certificates of deposit...
8s 1946
%
15
11%
Colombia
9
it"
Certificates of deposit—
s f 7s 1957 3d ser.A&O
%
New London—
Hukuang Rys 5s £._J&D 15 /
Cologne Germ'y 6%s'50.M&S/
Colombia Rep 6s 1961—J&J/
Certificates of deposit
/
Oct 1961
.A&O /
Certificates of deposit
/
Funding 4s Jan 1 1946—III
—
"24"
"
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10
Chinese Government—
-
.
1.40
1959-J&D
Metropolitan District—
0.15
2mb 1941-1978..
J&J
0.15
1% 1941-1970
J&J
1mb 1971-1980
J&J
Manchester *4 m s 1941-44M&N
0.25
Merlden 1 mb 1S40-1943..J&D
0.20
mb 1941-1944
M&N
0.25
Middlesex County—
1mb Bdge 1941-1955-M&N b 0.20
New Britain (Ceunty)—
2s 1941-1951
F&A
0.40
0.40
♦4%s School 1941-52.F&A
New
to 1.00
23
Igrlcul Mtge Bk (Colombia)
1.25
Water 1941-1949...J&D b
*4 mb Northeast
Hartford County—
22
Refunding 2-5s
1.25,%
to 1.40
74
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
Hartford—
1Kb Sept 1 1941-1959.M&S b 0.15
107
72
8 f gu
West Palm Beach—
to 1.00 %
3%s Bridge 1954-1955. J&D
Mtge Bk 6%s '57 J&D31 f
6%s assented 1957
/
6%s Jne30'61 -J&D31 /
6%S assented 1961/
S f gu 68 1961
A&O /
6s assented 1961—
/
6s 1962
M&N /
6s assented 1962—
/
6% notes 1931..
J&D /
6s stamped 1931
J&D/
3.70 %
Ask
Bid
Bonds
109
105
1943-1965——-M&S
Ref 4s
to 2.00
0.25
to
To
or
Net
Chili
W W Purch '41-'72_F&A b 1.50
107
fmpt 1947 —...J&J
\Ma
_
4s
Ask
Tampa—
4%s School 1941-59—M&N
2s 1941-1965
F&A
l%s 1941-1945—
F&A
Fairfield (County)—
l%s 1940 to 1950
J&D
Greenwich 3s 1941- 1944—F&A
l%s 1941-1947
F&A
Hartford
Bid
Bonds
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
Ask
0.50 ■to 0.25 %
0.25 to
1941 tax'le.A&O
Darien l%s 1941-1958—A&O
East Hartford (Town)—
toe date of issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid
93
BONDS
closing day of the month pre^edim
Nominal;
/
24
18
20
32
29
32
Net
94
STATE
MUNICIPAL
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
:U77TT~dZ77T~~~~~———————————
-
Yield Basis
Ask
santandar (Dept)
Extl a f 7s 1*4*
Foreign Govts, and
1954-———-F&A
67
• f 5Ks 1965-—M&N
Oriental Dev Oo 6s 53.M&8
Orient Drv Oo 6Ks'58M&N
44
45
39K
40
Jugoslavia (Kingdom)—w
10
Funding s f 5s 1956—M&N
10
2d ser funding 5s 1956 M&N
6
State Mtge Bk 7s 1957-A&O /
Leipzig (City of) 7s 1947f&A / 27
17
±7
10
LlExtl<8itf)6^sU1958-—M&S
13 K
8K
7H
9K
8
l954.r--------J&D
"8%
7
/
1
4
assented 1954
4
assented 1945
4K
assented 1933. ~ -»
29
Mllan(Italy)ext 6Ks 52-A&O
Mlnas Geraes (State) Brazil
8K
Extl 6Ks 1958M&S
8K
Extl 6K« 1959 ser A—M&S
48
Montevideo (City) 7s '52 J&D
Extl s f 6s 1959 ser A.M&N / 46
4K
4K
6K
30
4s 1904
48 1910
6s 1913
9K
9K
.
"70~~
36
Scrh
23
4Kb extl sk fd 1950—-M&S
4Kb extl sk fd 1965—A&O
8k fd ext: 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
Oslo s f extl 4 Ks 1955—-A&O
3K
3M
103
98
97
100
97
99
93
97
98
7
4K
F&A / 26 K
1st mtge s f 6s 1947
Sydney (City) N S W—
25-yr s f 5Ks 1955——F&A
Tokyo (City of)—
20
21
A&O
50
52
16
F&A / 52 K
Extl s f 6s 1960
M&N / 49K
Extlsf 6s 1964
M&N / 49 K
3K-4r4K % (8 bds of 1937)
39 K
external readjust 1979
Rome extl s f 6Ks 1952—A&O
Ron mania (Monopolies)
82
85
72
88
32
37
3s Jan 15 1967-
80
27 K
26 K
26
33
26 K
28
74
5s Nov 15 1941
27
90M
63 K
8K
7%
7K
10K
9K
10K
8H
31K
5K
K
-
-
H
9
8K
4s Stamped 1942-.....---Extl guar s f 4s 1964- - M&S
16 K
16
15K
39
80
64
82
69
56 K
-M&N
Refunding 5s 1943
A&O
5s May 1952
M&N
Alberta (Prov of)—
Gold 5Ks 1947
—J&J
Gold 5Ks 1952
—A&O
16K
16 K
15K
40
k Last sale.
"78K
92
75
80
81
75 K
76 K
77
83 K
78 K
79
78 K
"80K
82
91K
81K
77 K
92 K
83
99 K
50
55
50
55
46
50
50
46
49
J&J 15
45
48
A&O
45
48
4Kb Jan 15.1957
J&J
4Kb July 16, 1958—J&J
4Kb Apr 1, 1961
A&O
4Kb June 1,1967—J&D
Debenture 4s 1954
J&D
45
48
45
48
45
48
45
48
65
61
58
58
.
54
60
~
86
90
to 94
87
85
85
.
4Ks/ef 1941-1945
b 1.00
to 1.10
b 2.75
b 2.00
to 3.00
to 2.15
Ref 2Kb 1941-1967—.J&D
b 1.00
6 2.00
to 2.30
6 2.30
2.25
6 1.00
6 1.00
to 2.00
6 1.00
to 1.90
1.25
6 1.00
to 2.50
1.00
to 2.30
1.00
to 2.25
6 1.75
6 1.00
to 2.10
J&J
Road 5s 1949-1953
.
.
Augusta 4Ks Flood '42-M&N
Bibb Co 4Kb 1948-49—M&N
Chatham County
Road 4Ks 1941-1949-F&A
Clarke Oo 5s 1941-1944...J&J
Columbus 5s 1941-1944-—J&J
Crisp Co 5s 1941-1957
.F&A
Dougherty Oo 5s '41-'48_M&S
Muscogee County—
R°ad 4Kb 1941-1950-A&O
Pulaski Oo 5s 1941-1948—J&J
Savannah 4Kb ref 1943—J&J
4Kb Drainage 1944...F&A
_
..
86
89
86
82
89
Swainsboro 6s 1941-50-.A&O 6 1.25
Valdosta 5s 1941-1942
Jan 6 1.00
Ware Oo 5s Road 1941-49 J&J 6 1.00
70
70
80
5Ks 1942
M&S
S F deb 5Ks 1958—J&J
5s 1943
5s 1944
70
65
70
80
83
85
67
72
J&D
—J&D
80
5s 1959
J&D
4Ks 1945—
—M&N
4Ks 1951
F&A
4Ks 1956
J&D
4s 1957
J&D
F&A
3Kss f deb 1949
Montreal 5s Dec 1., 1945-J&D
'
5s sf Nov 1, 1956
M&N
4Kb May. 1954—
4Kb Jan. 1944
J&J
4Kb 1941-1951—A&O 15
4Ks June 1, 1971
J&D
4s May 1.1944
M&N
Metrop Co 4Kb '53,'54Sc'6l
4Kb May 1, 1905—M&N
Harbor Commissioners—
5s Nov 1, 1909
M&N
87
74
78
73
73
"85"
81
79
82
76
70
65
66
71
70
75
65
62
70
67
65
70
65
70
97'
98 K
72
72
J&J
M&S
84
77
76
87
North Vancouver 5s '60—J&J
83
86
82
81.
85
81
84
84
87
84
60
70
60
70
67
82
78
18
"85"
ILLINOIS
4Kb Serv Oomp '41-'43.Aug 1
4Kb Serv Oomp *41-'43.Aug 1
4Kb Serv Comp '41-'44.Aug 1
4s Highway 1941-1943
.May 1
4b Highway 1945-1954—M&S
4s Highway 1955-1958—M&N
3 Kb Emerg Rel '40-'47 Dec 15
3 Kb Emerg Ref '48-'54 Dec 15
Bloomington 4Kb Water
1.50
to 2.00
to 3.50
6 0.20
6 0.20
6 0.20
6 0.20
to 2.25
to 3.25
to 1.25
to 2.25
to 1.00
to 2.50
to 2.25
to 2.25
to 0.55
to 0.55
to 0.70
to 0.55
6 0.85
6 1.35
to 1.35
6
to 1.00
Par
to 1.40
6 1.10
to 1.35
6 1.25
to 2.25
1941-1943—M&N b 0,50
to 0.75
1941-1961 opt 1952.M&S
Champaign County—
Road
4s
Ohester^ToH Bdge Rev) M&S
Chicago—
3s 1941-1944......
98
6 0.25
6 0.90
3s 1945-1948
3s 1957 opt 1941-1942
3s 1956 opt 1945-1949
6 0.25
6 1.25
Water Works System—
3s ctfs Aug 1 1954.
2Kb ctfs Feb 151958-59—
2s ctfs Aug. 1 1950-53...
2s ctfs April 1 1954-57—3K« 1952 opt 1945——..
3 Kb 1953 opt 1940——
3 Kb 1955 opt 1951
48 1941-1944.
6 0.25
4s 1945-1948.
6 0.90
4s 1949-1950
6 1.65
4Kb 1954
Board of Education—
3s 1957 opt 1941-1943
6 0.25
3s 1957 opt 1945-1947
6 1.15
3 Kb 1955opt 1940
-
4Kb 1954 opt 1944....
nNominal.
t f
I
b 0.75
Amer Falls Reservoir Dist—
6s Oct 1 1941-1944
6 2.00
Boise Oity 4Kb 1951
J&J 6 2.00
Boise City Ind Sch Dist No. 1
4Kb June 30 1941-1954
6 0.75
81
r:~4i
J&D15
IDAHO
4Kb ref 1941-1945
A&O
4s ref Jan 31 1941-1941—
5s
75
70
M&N
...J&J
4Kb 1900
—A&O
4Kb non call 1958.M&N 15
4Kb s f Apr 15.1901 A&015
Debenture 4s 1947—M&N
Sf«eb3Ksl948
A&O
3 Kb * f deb 1946
J&J
3s s f deb 1941
..J&J
5-yr 3% debs July 1 1944.
10-yr 3 K % debs July 11949
2Kb 1943-1967
^
"68"
to 2.20
4Kb Refunding 1959—F&A
76
67
55
63
70
1.50
Atlanta—
4Ks 1941-1946
J&D 29
4Kb 1947-1956—J&D 29
65
85
J&D
Athens 4KaJune 30 1943
„
67
67
67
90
85
Highway Ref Mar 15 V
47.
Albany 5s 1945..
Appling County—
Hi
90
5s Water 1941-1951.... J&J b 1,00
4KB 1941-1956
__J&J b 1.00
2s
Spalding Co 5s 1941-'49—J&J
62
75
75
98
GEORGIA
89
62
70
82
89
62
57
83
6
48
5ssf 1955 & 1960
A&O
Halifax N S 4s July. 1945
5s Jan. 1951—.
J&J
Hamilton—
4s Elec L & P1941—.A&O
Lachine P Q 5s 1954
J&D
Manitoba (Province of)—
Debenture 6s 1947
A&O
m
75
86
Calgary 5s July 1,1945-— J&J
Edmonton (C) 5s '45&'50A&0
m
mm
93
86
77
mm
mm
98
p&A
I
mm
mmmmmm
97
43
86
81
••
98
Brit Col (Prov) 5s '48-J&J 15
5s Apr 25. 1954
A&O 25
4 Kb s f deb Jan 23 '69 J& J23
5 f deb 6s 1947
F&A
61
80
"86""
99
mm
68
80
J&J14
4Kb 1942 and 1967—.F&A 6 85
Verdun deb 5s 1954
70
Winnipeg, Man 5s 1944—A&"o
92
4Kb non-call 1944...M&N
86
4Ks June 1 1940
J&D
85
4Kb June 15 1950—J&D15
82
4s Aug 1 1946
81
—F&A15
83 K
46
_
59 K
76 K
90
J&J
A&O 15
A&O
Gold 5s 1948
6s 1950
Gold 5s 1959
4Ks Jan 15.1942
Del) 4 Ks 1956
Debenture 5s 1960
4Kb 1955—
San Paulo
——-J&J /
——-M&S /
Extl If 6s of 1928.1968 J&J /
-—A&O /
Bee s f 7s 1940
Santa Ft (Oity) Arg Rep extl
7s 1945—
...A&O/
4s 1945 stamped—
A&O /
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942.M&8 /
1944.A&O
New Brunswick—
8 f deb 5 Kb 1950
8 f deb 5Kb 1952
8
"(Brazil) State ofexternal loan 1986-J&J / 25
—A&O
Refunding 4Ks
5%
y
.
30-yr 3s Nov 15 1968.M&N
14-yr 3 Kb 1951
M&N
25-yr 3Ks 1961 opt *56 J&J
15-yr3Ks, 1949--.—.A&O
Refunding 4s 1945
A&O
20-yr 4s 1952
A&O
104%
7
June 18 1919— /
5K% exi l°an
1921 .. /
Baarbrucken (Cloy) 1 ^rm^y
Extl s f 6s 19531—
-J&J / 25
(Mtge Bk) 6s ser A *47 A&S / 12
6sseries B 1947
-A&O/ 12
Salvador 7s 1957
-J&J / 7
Certificates-5
deposit—. /
5K
J&J
30-yr4s I960
5%
Russian 6 Kb
—
77 K
93 K
mm
70
63
J&D
A&O
A&O
..J&J
J&J
5s 1940 & 1941 var
5s 1945 & 1946 var
5s 1950 & 1951 var
58 Jan 15 1970
81K
54
66
M&S
M&N15
4Kb 1946-1901
4s £ July 1 1948
3 Kb July 1 1944
Vancouver, (B O)—
5Ks 1952
74 K
75
75K
mm
86
1950-1959
4Ks 1941-1945
92 K
76 y
mrn-m
91
82
5s
75
55
mm
80
4KB 1956
J&D
Quebec Oity—
5s S F (non-call) 1960.M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
5s 1943 (non-caU)—J&D15
5s 1959 (non-call)....M&N
Dominion of Canada—
53
mm
mmmmm
88
J&D
4s Nov 15 1957
Toronto 5s 1941-1950----J&J
48K
mm
70
70
67
85
4Kb Mar 15 i960
68
Institute 7a 1959—-—F&A /
Feb 1937 eoupon paid... /
/
47 K
mm
70
64
61
25
12K
Warsaw (Oity) 7s 1958--F&A /
3
4 Kb assented 1958
3
F&A /
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 1941 /
3
Westphalia—See Prov Bank
Wurtemberg 7s to 1945.M&N / 25K
73 K
73 K
30K
8s 1948..-.—
—J
8s ctfs af deposit 1948— /
Santa Oatharina (Brazil)-Ka 104.7
F&A f
49
66 K
7y
6 Kb 1959
/
7
6s 1933
/
Bio Grande Do Sul (State)
Brazil ext s f 8s 1946—A&O / 10
7s extlsf 1966
M&N/ 8K
Extl sf 7s 1967
J&D/
8K
Extl S f 6s 1968
—J&D /
8
Extl 7s 1956
3Ks extl re-adj 1984..J&J
Conversion scrip
/ 35
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
S f 7s 1952 ser A
A&O /
Vienna (O) extl 6s '52...M&N /
mm
91
65
4KB1 1946
44
mm
mm
~
mm
•
65
63
3Kss deb 1953..
4Kb 1961
42 K
46 K
—
mm
mm
82
j&J
J&D
J&J
.M&N
3 Ks s f deb 1952
(American Dollar Quotations)
9
Extl 8s 1950
F&A
77
99
98
•93
95
70
70
73
.M&N
40
33 K
30
1951—M&S 15/ 26 K
---A&O /
89
Queensland (State) 7s 41 A&O
62 K
Ext g.6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
Bio de Janeiro 8s 1946—-A&O /
7JA
7
Extl s f 6Ks 1953——F&A /
scrip
bonds ofl937-78
66
68
J&J
1949
39
42 K
66
M&N
15-/r 3s 1951
3Ks
35K
99
«■«»
89
J&J
4Kb
1941 1944—
4Kb 1943-1960—
Quebec (Province)—
8-yr 2Kb 1944
18
85
96
95
4Kb Jan 1,1970—J&J 2
■
^
94
Ask
100
Ottawa City 5s *41 '45...J&J
6s Munic Imp '41-'50..J&J
5s July 1, 1941-1956—J&J
60
M&S
5s of 1912-1952
Extlsf 5Ks 1961
53
49 K
49 K
40
33 K
Prussia 6Ks
6s 1952
102
81
(Prov) 6s '43—M&S15
5KS 1940
j&J
5s 1959-.-...
..M&N
4Kb 1944
M&S
4Kb Jan 15. '41-'47„J&J 15
4Kb Jan *15 '48-'57-J&J 15
4Ks 194M970
M&N 15
4s 1941
M&N
4s May 15.1941-43.M&N 15
4s May 15,1944-57.M&N 15
4s May 15,1958-68.M&N 15
Debenture 3s 1950...M&N
Debenture 3s 1949....J&D
2Ks 1944
F&a
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
8K
CANADA
___
/Flat price.
7K
6K
40
60K
Stamped (assented)
f 58 y
(ctfs of deposit)— /
"28"
6% scrip
/ 26
17
Parana (State) Brazil 7s 1958- / 15 y
Pernambuco (State ofj Brazil
Extl s 17s 1947-M&S/
6K
7
Peru sec »f 7s 1959—-—M&S /
6%
6
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960-J&D /
6%
Extl s f 6s 1961
A&O /
6H
6K
Poland (Repof) 6s 1940—A&O /
5H
*5 K
4Hsassented 1958—A&O /
4K
Stabilization s f 7 s 1947 A&O / 13
"3 K
4 Kb assented 1968—A&O /
3
5
External 8s 1950———J&J /
3K
4
4Kb assented 1963
J&J/ 3K
Dollar funding 3s 1956-A&O /
1
Porto Alegre (Oity) Brazil--_
9K
Sinking fund 8s 1961 —J&D /
8K
S f 40-yr 7K« 1966—-J&J /
9
8%
7s 1968.
F&A/ 7 y
Prov Bank (Westphalia) 6s *33 / 26
6s 1936
——
/ 25
5s 1941
/ 25
Series A
b Barfs.
90
To
Net
95
89
88
9K
1% notes 1941
M&S
IKs 1942
M&N
2s 6-year 1944
J&D
2Kb Jan 15 1944
J&J
8-yr 2Kb 1943——J&D
7-yr 2Ks 1944
—M&N
10-yr 2Kb 1945
F&A
20-yr 3s 1955J&D
3s 20-year 1958
J&D
3s perpetual
M&S
Panama (Oity) 6 Ks 1952—— f 50
Panama (Rep)ext5Ks 53 J&D/104K
Extl s f 5s ser A 1963- -M&N
8%
10 K
92
87
6fl 1943
M&N /
8
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
J&D / 26 K
Sink fund 6Ks 1946—J&D / 26 K
Coll sf 6s 1947
M&S / 26 K
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
sec
Yokohama ext ]6s 1961 __J&D
_
IX J&D
Municipal Bank—
Hessen 7s to 1945
F&A / 26
National Bank of Panama—
4s ser A & B 1946-1947
/ 63
4s ser C & D 1948-1949---- / 60
New South Wales (Australia)5s extl s f 1957
F&A
51
Extl s f 5s 1958———A&O
51
Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
Sf 5Hs 1950-A&O
45
Norway ext 6s 1943——F&A
43
External s f 6t 1944--F&A
48
48
lOK
I
3K-4K-4 5-16% extl
Conv s f of '37 1978.J&D
4-4K-4K% extl readj s f
4
4K
f 5s 1972 ser
Extl
ff
external conversion 1979.
4K
s
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 M&N
Extl a f 6Ks 1957-M&N 15
20
3K-4-4K% (8 bds of 1937)
1945..
femk'bf'Dem^k—.
M&N
Uruguay 8s ext 1946
63 %
5s assented 1945-—-
Exch
7s 1961
Tolima (Dept of) 7s *47-M&N /
86
66
Metrop Water Service—
See New South Wales.
Mexican Irrigation—
s f gtd 4K« 1943—
Stamped assented
Mtge
r
4Kb assented 1958
J&D
Silesian Landowners Assn—
f 11%
Certificates of deposit—
6Ks
Oertiflcates of deposit...
Mendoza (l^ovl Argentina—
7Ks extl s f 1951
J&D
4-7 Ks stamped
J&D
4s extl readj $ bds 1954. J&D
s
Bid
Nova Scotia (Province)—
Deb 5s 1960
M&S
Deb 4K« Sept 15'52 M&S15
Deb 4Kb I960....MAN 15
Ontario
14
Extl 8s 1962
M&N /
Extl 7s 1962 ser B—-M&N /
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
Extl sf 7s 1958—
J&D
/
6y
Certificates of deposit- - /
ey
Lower Aust (Prov) 7 Ks 50J&D / 22
Luneberg (Oity) 7s 1948.M&N / 26 K
or
Bonds
15
A&O f
Yield Basis
To
Net
Colombia
12 K
Hxtl
54K
Extl
MKffibofC,li>9
Ask
-iaatlaco(Pity)Gblle7s '49 J&J / 11K
Cities (C<mcM
Japanese Government—
S f OKs
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
date of issue
~
Tin4a
Yield Bais
To
or
Bid
Bonds
V-in/W
BONDS
of the month preceding the
100
to 0.75
to 1.50
to 0.50
to 1.75
to 0.75
to 1.50
to 1.75
to 0.70
to 1.55
-p--.
—
mm
—
securities are as near as possible for the closing
Quotations for all
Chicago Park District—
3*4s 1956 opt L940
4s 1955 opt 1941-44
4s 1955 opt 1945-'47
to 0.95
to
%
1.55
2.10
t
%
1.70
to
4s 1955 opt 194 i-'44
0.25
to 0.75
4s 1955 opt 19i5-'47.......
4s 1955 opt l948-'54-r—...
1.15
to
1.55
1.70
to
2.05
4s 1955 opt l948-'55
District—
Sanitary
2j4s construction ser I—
1941-1960
J&J b 0.25
2s refdg ser D
Cook County—
1942-61-J&J
to
2.00
to
0.25
4s 1956 opt 1941-1944—
4s 1956 opt 1945-1947
4s 1956 opt 1948-1953
2.00
to
b 0.50
0.95
Bid
Bonds
Net
1.35
1.15
Yield Bast*
To
or
,
Ask
b 0.25
day of the month preceding the date of Issue
To
or
Bid
Ask
to 1.55
to
2.00
Oweosboro 5# Sower...—J&D
0.40
Elgin Sanlt D 5s '41-'44. M&N
Evanston S D No 76—
b 0.75
4*4s June 1 1941-1948
to
0.90
to 2.20
to
%
2.40 %
2.20 %
1.70 %
1.80 %
1.90 %
0.25
is
1.30 %
1.65 %
1.15
1.70
1.50
to
Lake Co 5s Road '41-'49.F&A
1.00
to
4% revenue 1964
—J&D 104K
River Forest S D No 90—
4*4» 1941-1944
J&D b 0.75
Bockford S D No 205—
2.10s 1944-1958
F&A b 1.10
Rock Island (City of)—
Bridge rev 4s 1964
F&A 104
105*4
to
w
w
,1941-1970..A&O
59.J&J
1.50
105
South Bend—
1st Funding 1942-1947
to
4.00
1.25
to
2.75 %
1.50
to
1.75
1°5Q
W W 1943
1941
A&O
M&N
M&S
2°.25
3.00 %
2.50 %
1.00
2.90 %
99
to
2.40
1.00
to 1.00
b 0.40
%
1.60
1.ap
1.70
1941-1948.F&A
to 2.00
5 3.25
3.15
4s Regis'd stk 1946-57 M&N
1.10
to 1.70
A&O
M&S
0.25
1.60
to 2.00
3*4s March 1945...
M&S
3*4s Refunding 1952...J&J
3*4s Sewage Impt '80. A&O
Oumber'd 4*4s W W '41-A&O
Hagerstown—
5s Water 1941-1987—A&O
1.00
1.40
5 0.50
to 0.75
%
0.50
to 1.00
1.00
to 2.70
%
J&J
5 1.00
%
2.60 %
2.70
1.00
to 2.10
2.10
to 2.30
1945-1971
to 2.90
%
%
%
4
4*4sl941-1987
0.50
to 2.60
b 1.75
to
b
Washington Sub San Dist—
3*4s Wat & Sewer '87.M&N
4*4s Sewer 1973 opt '53-J&J
to 2.85
to 2.80
1.00
to 2.50
2.65
2.60
2.00
to 1.75
to 1.50
%
2.10 %
MASSACHUSETTS
to 2.40
to 1.90
4s Water registd 1941-58.J&J 6 0.10
to
3*4s gold July 1944..
1.00
to 2.65
1.50
4s ser V 1943-1955
J&J
2.60
354s series S 1958-1960.J&J
3 ^s ser V 1956-1961--J&J
1.50
3-3 *4s June 15 1943-1962...
1.90
State Pension 5s June 1, 1948.
2.10
Capital Bldg 4*4s Aug 15. '52
Charity Hospital at N O—
3.85s
1942-1968
F&A 5 1.50
Atchafalaya Levee Dist—
1.25
5s Sept 1941-1972
M&S
0.75
Baton Rouge 5s '41-*54
M&S
to 2.60
%
2.00 %
to 2.70
1
2°65
to 2.60
1.80
1
2.05 %
to 3.20
A&O
5s 1954
Caddo District Levee—
5s 1951 opt 1941
4s relief 1940-1953
2 54s 1941-1968
to 3.40
to
5 3.00
2.90
Fifth District Levee—
5s 1952 opt 1942
1.50
J&J
2.90
2.80 %
3.00
3.20
2.90 %
3.10 %
3.30
opt 1959—F&A 15
3.20 %
opt *62
Lafourche Basin Levee—
%
A&O 5 3.00
Lake Borgne Dist Levee—
5s 1956-1970
A&O
less
5
to 3.30
%
2.00 % to 1 942
to
6 0.25
A&O
106*4
5 0.50
4 *4s serial gold 1940-45
5 1.10
4 *4s serial gold 1945-60
5 2.80
4 *48 serial gold 1961-80
4r Constitutional 1942-J&J
102*4
4s Pub Impt '52 opt *42.J&J
105*3
to 3.00
6 0.25
to
6 1.25
less
1
6 1.10
less
1
6 1.25
less
1
0.50
Des Moines Ind S D—
M&S
4Hs Sept 1 19454*ia 1944
4s Sept 1 1945
M&S
2*4s.l948
less
6 1.30
Lyon Co 2*4s May I 1941-47- 6 0.25
to
1.00
106 y2
4s 1946-1956
0.50
6 0.25
5
Public Belt Bridge Rev—
4s 1941-1945
A&O
*4
Orleans
Levee
1
1.20
to 2.90
%
107*4
107 X
%
2.75 %
2.90 %
to 1.10.
to
to
103
106
District—
%
%
1.50
to 2.90
2.70
to 3.00
1.00
to
2.70; %
1.50
3**8 Ref 1941-1962...M&S
3*4s July 1 1953-1968
4s July 1 1941-1952
4s Mar. I 1942-1964—M&S
to
3.10,%
Orleans District—
Marshalltown—
454s Water 1941,1944-A&O
1942-1960.-M&N
Sac Co 2*s May 1 1941-1947Sloux City 6s '41-'45--F&Al5
4*4s Sewer 1911-47—M&N
2 H» 1941-1956
J&J
Sioux City S D 5s 1941—J&J
Woodb'y Co Fund 2*49*42-'40
Polk Co 2s
1.00
to
2.40
to 3.10
5a July
to
5s
6 0.25
1.25
1.65
to 1.20
to 1.50
to 1.50
to 1.70
6 0.25
less
6 0.40
6 0.25
6 0.25
6 0.25
6 0.50
to
1941-1949
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
5a 1940-1944
J&D
5s
1945-1967
J&D
Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
5s Oct 1952
.......A&O
Pentchartrain District—
6s 1944
M&N
5s July 1968..
J&J
i.&
KANSAS
—
J&J
0.20
to 1.45
J&J
1941-1952
1.50
to
1.55
F&A
%
0%40
0.80
1.40
4**s Wat & Light 1944-J&J
4*4s Imp July IS '49—J&J
2J4s Ref 1951-1960—A&O 6 1.50
to 1.65
%
0.25
to 1.65
%
0.25
to
Board of Education—
F&A
JT&J
4*4s 1941-1953
454s
1941-1953
2.90
2.80(%
>
1.00
to 1.75
>
1.85
to
106
%
3.00 %
Dlst4*isl941'54J&J
1.70 %
to 1.70 %
108
0.25
to 1.40
6 0.25
Co 5s 1945
McPherson 4 His 1945
Saline Co 4 Ks 1945
l.oo!
_
1.00
Shawnee Co 45<s 1944
-
0.80
-
Topeka 4*$s 1948—
5*4« Jan 1 1941
J&J
Topeka School Dist—
4**s March 1 1941-1946--.
Wichita 4**s 1941-1946.J&D
Sch Dist ref 4*4« '41-48F&A
l*4s 1945-59
J&D
Wyandotte County—
4*4s 1941-1945.
J&J 6
1.35
0.25
.
to 1.10
0.25
%
%
%
1.70 %
0.25
to 1.10
0.25
to 1.40
0.90
to
0.30
to 1.10
b 2.10
2.00
b 3.30
3.20
to 1943
Bridge Revenue Refunding—
Project No 2 July 1 50 J&J
Project No 3 July 1 *50 J&J
Project No 9 July 1955 J&J
Project No 8 July 1 1945 —
Project No 10 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 11 1952
Project No 12 1947
101
10054
101*|
102
102
Project No 13 1953
Project No 141945
102
Called Jan. 1 at par.
%
3.50
to 1.55
25
to 1.75
to
15
to 1.00
1 *4s 1940-1959-.J&D
20
to 1.60
154s Relief 1940-1948—J&D
Fall River—
20
to 1.10
Everett
20
2*48 1941-1968
M 2 & N 2
20
4s 1941-1955 (tax-ex)_M&N
Framingham—
15
154* water 1941-58—.M&N
20
Haverhill 154s 1941-1951 J&D
25
Holyoke 4s 1941-1950.—A&O
25
2s G & E 1941-1947...A&O
Lawrence (wat h'way & b'dge)
20
2*4s 1940-1958
J&D
20
Lowell 2 54s 1941-1947
J&J
Lunenburg Water District—
2*4sl942-1969
A&O b 0.40
Lymfield Center Water Dist—
2s 1943-1967
_J&J
Lynn 4s Sewer 1941-56-.M&N
2s
1941-1969.
to 2.25
%
%
%
%
%
2.00
I
to 1.50
%
to 1.40
%
to
to 1.75
to 1.30
1
to 1.60
to
%
1.40 %
to 2.00
%
to 2.00
%
%
%
1.60,%
1.101%
to 1.75
to 2.00
M&S
Maiden 2*4s 1941-1958—F&A
Ref 1*43 1941-1949—.M&N 6
to
0.
to
Medford—
354s 1941-1942 tax-ex M&N 6 0
2s 1941-1953
<
F&A 6 0.
to 0.50
to 1.60
%
%
—
to 1.75
%
to 1.50
2°00
A&O
to 1.20
to 1.20
to 1.75
l*4s 1941-1949
M&N
Northampton 154s *41-59 F&A
to 1.00
Pittsfield 4s 1940-1944—J&D
0.50
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957
J&J b 3.20
to 2.80
2*4s Dec 1 1940-1955—J&D
Qulncy 2Hs 1941-47
A&O
l*4s 1941-1949
M&N
Reading 154s 1941-58 M&N15
Salem 1 Us 1941-1948.—M&N
2s 1941-1949
M&S
%
%
%
to
3.10
MAINE
to 1.50
%
%
0.60.%
to 1.40 %
to 0.901%
to 1.051%
to 1.60i %
to 0.90
to 1.00
%
%
Somerville—
5s H'way & Bdge '41-'54- A&O 6 0.75
M&S 6 0.75
to 2.25
6 0.75
to 1.50
4s State Pier 1941-1942—M&S 6 0.75
to 1.50
3*3a 1941-1951
M&S 6 0.75
2s Improve'mt 1941-56—A&O 6 0.75
Augusta 4s Oct 15 1941.1955- 6 0.75
to 2.25
4s Sept 1, 1941-1953
4s Highw & Bdge '41-44
M&N
to 2.10
to 2.10
2.00
3.25
6 1.00
to 3.00
1941-1945———M&N
1
1
1
to 2.30
Bath 4a Ref 1941 tax-ex.J&D 6 2.50
Belfast 4*is Ref '41-'50 M&N 6 3.50
Brewer High Sch Dist—
1
%
2,10
Water District—
July
1952-1958
3.25
J&J
ex.-A&O 6 0.75
to 2.00
Waltham 2s
%
to 2.00
%
to 1.60
%
to 1.60
to 1.75
to 0.75
to 1.10
1941-1948—J&D
Water town—
l**s relief 19 41-48
Weilesley (Town)—
M&N
b 0.10
to 0.90
M&S
to 1.15
Winchester 3 *4a 1941-40-J&J
Worcester (City)—
to 0.75
H
S
1941-1952
„.15
1941-58—J&J b o.:
2Hs Hospital 1941-49.J&J b 0.15
l*4s Funding
%
to 1.50
to 1.10
%
to 2.20
to 1.70
3**s School 1941-1954.J&J
2*4s 1941-1969
J&J
l*4s 1941-1955
A&O
Springfield—
3 54s Water 1940-1900.J&D
2s sewage disp 19 U-68M&N
1 *4s Relief 1941-1940.A&O
2s
Kennebec Water District—
4s Ref May 1, 1950—M&N
Water
Portlaud
1941-1950
6 0.75
Sewer
6 2.00
1.50 %
2.00
Dist—
M&N
6 1.00
6 2.00
Water villa 4*48 1940-50
Westbrook 4*4» 1940-1948— 6 1.00
to 2.00
%
to 2.75 %
to 2.80 %
3.o0.%
4a July 15 1941— .J&J 15
$s Oct 15 1941
A&O 15
<»s Highway 1943
F&A
_,4s Highway Impt 1944 A&O
4s Highway Impt 1942--A&O
*4
less
0.40
less
*4
Ye
0.75
to 1.75
1.15
to 1.50
4*4a 1941-1949—
F&A b 1.00
Bay City—
5*<s w w 1941-1951—M&S b 1.00
to 2.00
Aqu
Arbor—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
/ Flat price.
1941-1948 J&J
1944-1946
Battle Creek S D—
MARYLAND
1941-1950
254s 1941-1951
0.25
less
3 54s
3s
0.25
0.60
0.70
W W ref 4 *4s
2.50 %
3.75
MICHIGAN
District—
Fundl<tig 1948-J&D
2*4s Water May 1 1953—
3.20 %
2.75
b Basis.
.20
1 *4s
to 2.30
4s
3.50
102
1941-1955
F&A
Ohicopee 154s 1941-1959 M&N
Easthampton (hi'way & relief)
1*48 1941-1948
M&N15
Chelmsford Water District—
0.50
%
3.20 %
I
to
15
154s 1941-1946
2*4s 1941-1947
3.00
101
to
20
F&A
„
3.20
4s
Ashland—
215
15
Cambridge 2s 1941-1958.A&O
%
%
%
1.00 %
1.50 %
0.75 %
to 2.85
South
3.25
to 1.60
to 0.35
0.50
Portland
—
3.25
.20
.20
3.30
District—
3*4s July 1. 1941-1947
102*4
454s S I '42. '47 & '52-M&S
Bowling Green5s 1955...J&J
Covington 454a '41-50—A&O
4*4s WW 1941-51
J&J
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42—F&A
4*4s School Jan 1 1941-69..
Henderson County—
4*4s R&B Oct 1 *41-'56 A&O
%
Portland Bridge
102
102
%
to 1.60
.20
Brain tree 4s 1941-1942
J&J
Brockton l*4s 1941-1948.A&0
F&A
4s O H '41-'45 tax
102*4
10194
10194
1
2.40 %
to 2.25 %
to
Newton 2 *4s 1941-1969—A&O
1 *4s 1941-1955
J&J
North Adams—
2.60
Portland—
101*4
102*4
102*4
101*4
102
%
%
1.60
to 1.80
5s 1965 Series D
A&O
Shreveport— •
5s Dec 1, 1940-1969—J&D
4*4s W W & Sew '41-'51J&J
4*is May 2. 1941-67.M&N2
4s
101*4
I50
2.75
2.00
2.75
1.75
Old Town
KENTUCKY
to 1.00
1943-M&S
4*4s
%
to 0.25
10
5s 1950 Series B
5s Mar 1953 opt
%
1.00,
to 0.30
15
2*48 1911-1953
M&N
1*43 1911-1949
A&O
New Bedford 4s 1957..—J&J
Leavenworth—
1941-1947-J&J
10
l&D 6 0 20
Mefchuen (relief and sewer)
Red River A & B B District—
Soldiers' Compensation Bonds
4s. 1953-1954
Kansas City 5s 1942
2.30 %
%
J&J
July 1950-1959
J&J
4*48 Non-callable 1952 J&D
to
6 0.25
to 1.60
2*4s ser B 1941-62—J&J
254s Oct 1 1941-62—A&O
5s Oct 15. 1962 op '52. A&O
5s Oct 15.1963 op'53A&0 15
1942—J&D
to 1.60
50
60
J&D 6 0 .20
154s 1941 1970
J&J 6 0 .20
Metropolitan District—
2.30
J&J
4*4s 1941-1966
6 0.50
M&S
Metropolitan Water Loan—
2s reg 1944-68
J&J
154s 1945-1969.
J&J 1
Hurricane & Flood Damage—
54% 1941-43
—M&N15
Arlington 4s' 41-*42 (tax ex) J&J
Beverley l*4s 1941-1948.A&0
Boston 4548 Sept 11981-M&S
4*4s Tun 1960 tax-ex__A&O
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948 J&D
Bossier Dist Levee—
5s 1972
2.25
2.40
2.50
1.30
1.80
5s 1969
to 0.50
to
0.75
0.50
1.10
5s Dec 1952 opt
6 0.25
1.30
2.00
to
to 2.00
0.75
2.00
New Orleans—Public Belt—
6 2.60
0.90
0.50
A&O
Montgomery County—
4*4s 1941-1968
M&N
to 0.80
2.1b
5s 1969 opt 1949
1.75
IOWA
4**s 1940-1942
J&D
Cedar Rapids 4*4s'49-'53M&N
Clinton Co 2**s 1942.-M&N
Davenport Indep Sch Dlst—
4Hs 1941.,
M&N
Des Moines 5s 1941-'57
J&J
4**s W W 1941-1942-J&D
1.50
1.00
2.00
South Bend School City—
*
1.50
M&N
M&S
4*4s series D & E 1944-55—
5s series F Mar 15,1945-485s series K July 1,1947-49—
to 2.00
1.00
Gary Sch City 414 s Oct 1943—
Hammon (City)—
4s O H 1942-1956—J&J30 b 1.75 to
Indianapolis—
1.00 to
5tfs Track Elev ,41-'47.J&J
4s Fire Dep J'ne 1 '41-J&J
1.00 to
4*%s
1941-1955
J&J
1 54 s refund Jan 1 1942-1961
0.40 %
Indianapolis S D—
4s Bldg Sept 1 1946—J&J
3**s July I 1941
J&J
Leavenworth
—
M&S
Refunding 3 *4s 1942-*56-F&A
Ref 3 *4s 1957-1960
F&A
2.00
Fort Wayne School Dist—
5s Oct 1 1941-1943
Water
J&D
1955—
1961
4s ser S 1941-1957——J&J
Elkhart 4 *<s W W '41-75 A&O
Evansville 4sref 1942
J&J
Fort Wayne 414s '41-'57-A&0
4tfs
1.40
Parks
to
4s
Long Term Bonds-
1.90
INDIANA
Sch
.00
1.25
3tate Highway—
2*is Dec 1.1911-1958...
1.90
l".60
1.30
—
3*4s 1941-1959
to
Winnebka (Village)
4 His,
to 0.90
3.25
Refunding 2*4s 1941
F&A
State Highway—
5s series A. B & O 1940-1943
4s Jan 1 1942-1956
3*49 Jan 1 1957-1961
3 54 s ser Q 1943-1954—_J&J
354s ser Q 1955-1960. --J&J
Port Commission Refunding
3.00
2.00
Madison (Kings H'way Bdg)—
Road
0.60
2.00
M&S
1946
5 3.50
Short Term Bonds-
2.50
to
Prim
to 1.90
0.25"
4s
3.15
LOUISIANA
to 2.25
Lee Co
0.75
0.30
4« Annex 1954
0.30 %
0.15
to 1.95
1.00
Impt
registered
U 1956-1975
to 1.55
1.50
4*48
to 1.25
1.00
4*48 Mar I. l941-'55—M&S
4s Aug I. 1951
F&A
to 0.95
#8 1941-46.J&J
5*$s
to 1.25
0.40
to 1.20
4s 1941-1944
i*4s
La Grange (Village of)—
3s Water rev 1942-08—M&S
4 54s
to 1.15
to 1.20
0.60
1941-1961
A&O
5s Gen Imp 1943-45— .M&S
5s Water 1961
—_AkO
2.00 %
2.00 %
3.30
0.25
5s
2.00,%
4s Mar I.
Warren Co 4 >4* 1941-
to 1.50
Net
Baltimore—
Forest Preserve—
b
Ask
0.25
0.25
254* Juno & Aug 15 '41-'52_
1941-1953
F15&A
1 V4s
1941-1953
F&A 15
1*4» 1943-1955
F15&A
l*4s 1942-1954
F&A 15
Aunapolis 4*4* W W '42. A&O
2s
Paducab—
Jackson Co 4
Bid
Bonds
Certs of In debt—(Concluded)
J&J b 0.20
City Hall 5s 194l-'55_F&A b 0.20
Louisville 6s Sch 1962—-A&O b 2.30
4*49 Hospital 1951...M&S b 1.90
4*4s Ref 1965—— — .J&D 5j2.10
4*ts fan I 1970
F&J 5 2.10
2.20
4*49 sewer 1969
J&A
1.40
4s Sewer 1947
F&A
1.80
is
Lou W Co 1950—-F&A
2.15
4s
Sewor 1965....— .F&A
2.15
is Jan 1 1970
J&J
0.60
3*4s
Ref 1943
J&J
0.40
3a Sew & Park 1941...J&J
4s 1941-1963
1.70
1911-1944—
1945-1947—
4s 1956 opt 1948-1952
Granite City 4*4s 1941-48 J&D
To
or
Net
Lexington—
Pub Wks Nat Recovery
1.15
4s 1956 opt
4s 1956 opt
95
bonds
Yield Basis
Basis
Yield
Bonds
municipal
and
state
dec., 1940]
—A&O
6 0.25
A&O 610.25
%
1.15%
to 1.10
to
to
2.50
96
STATE
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near as
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Bid
.
to 2.75
%
callable (Long)
————-
—-
1951-1954
less
6 3.00
less
to
less
MISSOURI
4Jis Road 1948-1950..-M&S 6 1.20
4 3is 1943-1940....
M&S 6 0.55
1
b 2.40
......
M&N b 0 .50
J&J 6 2.60
Emergency—Concluded
3)4* May 1941 to 1942
2.50
2.50
2HJaDl941
Ed Aid 4 H
10134
102 3i
102 3i
6 0.25
5s non-callable..
Water 4s.
6s
434s July 1949
•
1
3i
4s 1943-1947...
4s Road 1944-1948
4M%
b 2.45
2.35
4s Nov 1
4^8
b 2.50
2.40
2.35
to 1.00
J&J 6 1.20
Street railway 4148
—
2.00
0.25
1.75
to
to 1.45
6 0.20
0.25
2.75
to 0.40
to 1.20
to 2.00
3.00
Refunding 3 H* o7-'62 J&D
0.50
Refunding 4s '41-56..J&D
General & Street Railway—
b 0.25
3lis Oct 1941-1959
General 3s Oct 11959-1962
9934
Water 2!is Oct 1 1941-1962 b 0.25
Refunding 21is 1951-63 J&J b .270
Refunding 3 Hn 1941-50 J&J 6 0.50
Refunding 4s 1941-60-M&N 6 0.50
4s Jan 1 1941-1953—-J&J b 0.40
Refdg 3lis 1961-62-M&N b 3.00
Rfdg31is 1941-1952.J&J 15 6 0.50
Rfdg 3 34b 1953-1962. J&J 15 6 2.85
3 Ms Jan 1 1953-1963.-J&J 6 2.85
4s 1941-1950.
-A&O 15 6 0.40
3Hs 1951-1952
_A&0 15 6 2.80
2%s 1953-1961
A&O 15 6 2.70
Ref 3s Dec 15 1941-1958—- 6 0.30
Ref 2 lis Dec 15 1959
Ref 2 34s Dec 15 1959-1961Flint 434s 1941-1954-M&S 15 o 1.00
6s (Mar 1 & Apr 1) '41-'50— 6 1.00
Flint Union School Dlst—•
6s 1941-1954
M&S 6 1.00
Grand Rapids—
3s Sept 1 1941-1945—M&S 6 1.00
Grand Rapids School Dlst—
43is 1941-1943———M&S 6 1.00
Highland Park—
4 34s April 151957
634s May 1 1941
——
4348 Scnool Nov 1 1954
Jackson 434s 1941-47—A&016 6 1.00
434* July 15 1955....
Jackson Union s D—
434a 1941-1945
M&N 6 1.00
Lansing 434s 1941-1946—J&D 6 0.75
Muskegon 434s 1941-44--J&J 6 1.00
Muskegon S u 5s 1942...July
—
to 2.00
less
Buchanan County—
Ret 3s 1943-1956
1
101
to 2.25
to 3.00
2.75
to 3.00
to 2.90
to 3.00
to 3.00
2.75
lesslli
to 3.00
to 2 75
to
3.00
to 3.00
to 3.50
to 2.00
„
to 1.50
■
Pontiac—
Refund 4-4 34s 1964 opt 1937
2.50
1.00
2.40
to 2.25
MINNESOTA
3 Jis July 151943
J&J
234 trunkh'way'47-61--M&N
1.85s Rural Credit ctfs 1941
28 Rural Credit ctfs 1942
--
Duluth 4Hs 1941-1947—J&J
4r 1941-1946
-J&J
Hennepin County—
4H% Sanitarium *4l-'42 J& J
434s Hospital 1941..M&N
Minneapolis1—
5s
?25
£
10034
3.50
1.25
4 Mb School June 1 1955—Por tH ur on 4 34s 1942
Saginaw 434s 1941-1949-.F&A
43is Sewer 1941-1951-J&D
Wayne OountyiOovert roads..
43is Airport April 1 1948..
&
to 1.75 %
to 1.50 %
to 1.75
6 0.75
6 0.75
to 2.10
6 1.00
to 2.50
to 2.00
2°00
0.75
less
1.20
0.50
to 1.35
less
H
%
0.30
-
1 70s
1941-.949
J&J
Ramsey County134s 1941-1950F&A
lJi Mar 1 1941-1949—M&S
23is 1941-1947
-F&A
43is 1941-1950
F&A
434s Rd & Bdge '41-'44M&N
43isRd& Bdge '41-'43 J&D
St Paul—
6s school July 11951
J&J
43is W W 1941-1942..A&O
5s School July 1 1951..J&J
5s Gen'l impt 1941-62
J&J
434s Sewer July 1 1943-J&J
43is 1941-1959—
J&J
4s 1941-1961..A&O
2.60s 1941-1957
J&D
0.40
less
%
to2.i0
to 2.10
to 1.60
to 1.85
to 2.75
i
6 0.25
6 0.25
to 2.70
6 0.25
to 2.55
6 0.25
6 0.25
to 2.00
6 1.90
6 2.00
to 1.80
to 1.20
to 1.20
to 1.00
to 1.50
to 1.50
1.50
to 1.60
0.50
to 1.00
2.25
0.50
2.00
0.50
1.00
0.50
less
0.50
to 2.25
to 2.00
to 1.45
to
1.75
1
0.75
less
1
to 2.30
less
6 0.50
%
to 2.20
to 1.50
to 1.90
2.25
6 0.50
8 3is Highway 1950-1959.F&A 6 2.50
to 2.25
to 2.75
23is Highway 1961-1963
Highway Feb 1 1963
134 s gen o blig ref '44-'46—A& O 6 1.00
Highway bonds—
6 2.70
334s Feb 1 1960-....
6 2.60
334s Feb & Aug 1960
23is Feb 1 1961
101
234s Aug 1 1961
99
Biloxi 534s 1941-1943—-A&O
Callable bonds
100
10134
234s
Non-callable bonds
105
Greenville 5s fund '43-'50 F&A 6 1.50
Jackson 634s 1941-1954-A&O 6 0.60
to 3.75
0.75
1.50
2.50
to
to 2.35
6 0.25
to 1.75
6 0.25
6 0.25
to 1.75
434s 1941-1970—
to 1.75
4s 1944-1968
4ft
104^-1070
1 %b Poor Relief '41-45M&N b 0.50
Camden County—
.J&J b 0.60
...
to 1.15
6 0.25
6 1.00
to 1.70
6 0.35
to 1.00
6 0.20
6 0.20
to 1.60
to 1.35
6 0,20
6 0.20
to 1.55
6 1.55
6 1.20
to 1.60
6 0.20
6 1.35
to 1.60
6 1.35
6 0.25
to 1.55
yo
to 1.50
%
Phila-Camden Bridge—
434s 1941-1945
M&S
434 s 1946-1973
.M&S
East Orange—
43*s 1941-1969—
J&D
to 1.85
5s Sewer 1941-1960
3 School 1941-1974
to 1.50
to 1.45
to 1.50
4s
to 1.50
to 2.00
2.40
10134
100
10034
Hospital 1946
to
2". 50
to 2.75
%
„
to 2.25
%
TP
1.50
%
2.65 %
5s July 11953
J&J 6 2.85
Yicksburg—
5s Pub Imp 194M948.F&A 6 0.50 to 2.25 %
Nominal.
3.00
3.75 %
to 3.75
to 1.80
to 3.35
to 3.25
to
to 0.75
to
0.40
0.40
0.25
0.40
to 2.80
0.50
to 1.10
0.25
to 2.40
to 2.75
to 1.25
t
to
2.75 %
to
2.50 %
to
97
to
1.40
J&J
4 34s Bldg&Rd *41-'45 J&D20
6 0.25
6 0.60
6 0.40
-M&N16
43*s Road & bldg '41-'46J&J
2 Jisseries D May 1941-1970 6 0, 25
Emergency Relief—
334s Jan 1941.
5s May 19414 34s Nov 1941
—
6 0.25
3318 Mar 1941 to 1942
to
3.90
to 3.25
to
3.60
to
2.75
to 1.40
6 2.50
to
6 1.00
6 1.50
to
3.85
6 1.50
to
^.3.30
4.0(5 %
6 1.50
6 1.50
to
3.70
6 1.50
to 3.55
6
to 95
3%00
%
3.90
to 4.00
3.40
3.60
99
to 3.60
i
3.00
6 0.40
6 0.40
to
6 0.40
6 0.25
to 3.25
6
to 85
90
to 2.50
to
99)4
2.25
94
98
6 0.25
to 2.40
6 1.50
to 100
6 0.40
6 0.25
to 1.15
to 1.65
6 0.50
to 2.60
6 0.50
to 2.60
6 0.40
to
6 0.25
to 1.50
lr
1941-1972
M&S 6
53*s Oct 15 '41 to'59 A&015 6
6s 1941-1958
J&J 6
43*8 1941-1983
F&A 6
434s School Dec 1 '45..J&D
4s Sch house 1959 opt 1949
3
%
2%s Jan 15.1941-1976"-.J&ilft
%
%
%
%
&0
1.15
2.50 %
0.50
0.50
to 4.25
0.60
to 3.75
0.60
to 3.50
0.60
0.50
to 3.60
0.40
%
to 1.00
to 3.00
Par
4s Pas Val sew'01 op 51 J&D
4s 1941-1970
-—J&D 6 0.50
to 3.50
—M&N olio
9?
1
2?25
2.75
2.90
to 3.40
33*s Track elev 1954-F&A
gs 1941-1900
&
1
to 2.80
0.20
0.25
0.31
to 0.50
to 3.40
6 0.25
6s
to 2.25
ho
60.25
Neptune 434s 1941-1955.F&A
Mow u
to 2.20
~
3.90
33*s sewer 1941-1978—J&D
_
to 2.20
to 2.25
I30
b 0.40
254s Apr 1 1941-1959-6 0.40
2.65s 1941-1970
M&N 6 0.40
Hunterdon County—
0.25
%
to 2.60
4s g Park 1954 & '69.M&N
to 1.90
to 2.20
to 2.20
1
2.75
2.80
F&A
5s July 28 1941-1960..
I
82
to
43*s 1941-1978
rT
to 2.30
Construction—
April 1941-1969.
%
434s Imp 1941-1942—J&J 60.50" toT.io
%
6s 1941-1954
F&A 6 0.50 to 3.00
3s 1941-1966
M&S b 0.50 to 3.10
Hamilton (Township)—
i
6 0, 25
6 0, 25
I
to 2.50
Hoboken 5s 1941-1954—J&J 6 1.75
Hudson County—
to 1.40
33*s ser A July 1941-1960— 6 0, 25
B July 1941-1967
to
Hackensacb 43*81942...F&A
to 2.50
4 J*s series
4s series O
1.75
1.00
0.40
0.35
J&D 6 98
534s Water 1941-1963.M&S
99
Gloucester County—
to 1.50
6 0. 50
6 0. 50
O of *30 Nov '41-'69 6 0 30
to
0.40
Gloucester Olty—
434s 1941-1966
1.00
J&J 6 0 50
3 Jisser
to 2.75
4 34s Mun Bldg 1941-70 F&A b 0.25
„
Fairview 5s 1944..
Glen Ridge—
4 Jis O of '24 July *56 opt '41
4 34s ser B of '30 July '41-'e7 6 0, 25
to 2.50
11334
Elizabeth—
234s 1941-1978
M&S
43*s 1941-1957
A&O
63*s Dec 1 1910 1946.J&D
6s 1941-1972
J&J
Englewood 5s 1941-1944.. A&O
Essex County—
434sl941-1960
M&S 15 b
Essex Fells (Boro)—
to 0.65
b 0.50
J&J
A&O
_
2.50
b 1.75
Cape May 43*s 1941-51—M&S b 95
Delaware River Joint Com
N. J.
1.00
to 1.75
to 1.40
Mississippi Levee District—
5s May ?, 1944
M&N
n
to 2.90
to 2.35
6 1, 00
Institutional
/ Flat price.
0.50
m
9934
I
0 Basis.
to
61.90
6 1.40
Highway debentures—
6 0.50 to 2.70
43is Jan 1 1941-1952
434a 1941-1952
—M&N 6 0.50 to 2.50
Jones Co 6s 1941-1942
M&N 6 0.50 to 1.25 %
Meridian—
434s School House 1941 J&J 6 0.50.,
%
1.60
0.50
—
to 1.10
to
to 99
53*s 1941-1961
F&A
43*s Water 41 to '60-M&N
434s 1942-1969
J&J
Consumers Pub Pow Dlst
to 1.90
to
0.25
0.25
0.50
Camden—
2.00
6 0.50
to 3.70
b 0.25
234s School 1941-1969.M&S
Bogota 434s 1941-1946-J&D
Bound Brook 4 34s *41-'42 J&D
Brldgeton (City)—
434s 1940-1958
J&D 6
to 2.60
6 0.25
6 0.40
to 3.50
to 3.90
5s Dec 15 1940-1955.J&D15
to 2.40
to 2.00
to
to 3.00
Bloomfleld434s 1940-69J&D15
^
fe.OO
to
to 3.50
to 1.75
Belleville 6s 1941 & '44_M&N
to 2.25
3s Refunding '41-60-M&N
0.50 to 3.10
Belleville S D 5s '41-44 M&N
0.35 to 2.25
Bergen County—
53*s Dec 1 1940-1942.J&D b 0.25 to 0.40
534s Dec 15 1940-60.J&D15 b 0.25 to 2.75
to 1.85
6 0.25
6 0.25
43*s 1941-1955—M&8
Irvington 5s School 1963.J&D
434s 1940-1959
J&D
Jersey City—
234 s El Rev '41-'65-M&N 6 1.00 to 2.85 %
Omaha63*8 1942-1953—A&O
6s 1941-1969
4 34s Wat wks Dec 15 '41 J&J
A&O
0.25
434s School 1940-1958.J&D
2.00
43is May 1 1956
-M&N 6 2. 10
5s 1948—
J&D 6 1, 50
43*8 School 1945
1.30
J&J
4 3*8 Water 1901
Omaha School District—
A&O
2.10 %
434s 1941-1907..
J&D
43is May 1 1955
M&N 6 2.25
4s Refunding 1949
York School District—
.F&A
4s July 1 1941-1953.
434s 1942-1955
—J&J 6 0.75 to 2.25 %
Gen rer334s '41-'54..F&A
NEW HAMPSHIRE
4s July 1941-1948
334s. 1941-1956
J&D
J&J 6 0. 15 to 1.00
Keansburg 53*s 1941-59.M&N
434s Highway 1941-1943.J&D 6 0. 15 to 0.40
Kearney—
334s Refunding 1942-1944 J&J 6 0. 25 to 0.50
43*s Water 1941-70- J&D15
lJis Highway 1941-1946 M&S 6 0, 10 to 0.75
6 0. 10 to 1.30
434s Sch impt '41-'52.J&D
134s July 1 1941-:
63*s 1940-1970
Concord—
—J&D
Linden 234s 1940-1950... J&D
23is Sewer 1941-1956.M&N 6 0. 15 to 1.70
Lodl 6s 1941-1947
J&J
43is USD 1941-1965-J&D 6 0. 15 to 2.00
Long Branch 5s 1943—M&N
Keene 4 3is1941-1942—M&N 6 0. 15 to 0.30
Lyndhurst 4-53*s.
Manchester—
Maple wood (Township)—
4s Impt 1941-1951
A&O 6 0. 15 to 1.60
4s 1941-1967—.7... J&D15
334s Bridge 1941-1956.F&A 6 0. 15 to 1.80
Middlesex (Borough)—
Nashua—
6 0.15 to 1.70
354s 1941 to 1967J&J
3s H 8 1941-1956
J&J
Middlesex County—
NEW JERSEY
43*8 Road 1941-1944-F&A
Bridge bonds—
Imp 3s Nov 15 1941-1948—
4 3i® series E Jan 1941.
0.20
Monmouth County—
Road Bonds—
43*s Mar 15 '41-'50—M&S
0.20
4 3is series F Jan 1941.
0.25
43is series G July 1941
434s Rd & bdg '41-51F&A15
0.50 Montclair 4J*sSch 1041.A&O
4s series H July 1942—
43*s High sch bldg '44. J&D
4s series I July 1943--.
0.75
4 3i s series A of '27 July 1944
23*s May 10 1941-1970
0.90
4s ser B of '27 July 19501.40 Morris County—43*s 1942 opt 1922
J&J
0.25
Soldlers Bonus 5s July 1941
354s 1941-1949
J&D15
Highway Extension—
0.20 Morris town—
43is F of '20 Jan '55 opt '40
43<s 1941-1942
J&D
0.20
4 Jis A of '24 Jan '55 opt '40
4a 1941-1909
M&N
4 Jis B of '24 July '65 opt '40
0.20
to 2.00
0.75
0.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
0.35
43*8
1941-1955
F&A
4 Jis School 1941-1966-F&A
6 0.80
80
101
(Boro)—
Bayonne 5s 1941-1949—J&J
North Platte Sch Dist—
434s 1941-1959—
North Platte Division-
to 2.00
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.50
6 0.50
6 2.50
5 D
1.75
43*8 School 1942-1944
to 2.10
to 1.40
0.50
0.50
Audubon
1.85
6 0.35
6 0.35
91
78
99
to 1.75
Lincoln School District—
434s 1941-1953
M&N 6 0. 25
McCook County-
less
MISSISSIPI
634s Impt 1941-1946
M&S
4Jis May 1 1941-1950
434s Impt 1953
J&J
434s Flood 1941-1953...A&O
434s Jan & July 1942—J&J
43is 1941-1955...—.A&O
4 J*s Airport 1941-54—A&O
4s Airport 1941-1971—M&S
3 Jis 1941-1974.
J&J
334s 1941-1974
F&A
33is 1941-1955
A&O
3s 1941-1957
J&J
3s 1954-1975
-M&S
2 Jis 1958-1975
J&J
234s 1956-1975
A&O
134s 1949-1960
M&N
Kansas City School Dst—
4s 1941-1951
J&J
43is 1941-1950.—
J&J
434s 1941-1950
J&J
434s 1946
...J&J
5s 1941.
J&J
3 Jis 1941-1951
J&J
234s 1945-1955—J&J
St Joseph 434s 1941-'45—M&S
Refunding 434s May 1 1951
St Louis 434s 1941-1953 -F&A
434s 1941-1948
.M&N
4s 1941*1951
M&N
3s Schbm 1941-1954—.F&A
2s Feb 11958-1959
F&A
134s 1948-1955
A&O
Public Bldg & Impt—•
33is 1941-1955
A&O
234s 1951-1956
M&N
2s 1954-1958
F&A
Springfield 4 34s '41-'49—M&N
University City—
434s 1941-1943
M&N
4348 1942-1949..
J&J16
MONTANA
Funding bonds—
4s opt *44. 1941-1953-J&J
Douglas Count*
58 Highway 1941-46.-A&O
Holdrege S D 5s 1941-52- J&D
to 2.00
to 1.25
89
—
to 1.75
NEBRASKA
Beatrice S D 5s 1941-54—F&A 6 0.25
to 2.00
to 1.20
6 0.45
Water 4s-4 3*8 Jan 1973
Atlantic County—
4 3*s Bridge 1941-1957-A&0 6 0.50
less
1941,1943.1945,1940._
0.50
1947, '48. '49. '50—J&D
0.50
43is 1941-1952.
A&O
4s 1944
A&O
1.10
0.50
33is 1941
...M&N
3s 1941-1959
-A&O
0.50
2.60s 1941-1960
...A&O
0.50
2348 1941-1967
M&S
0.50
2.30s 1941-1947
M&S
0.50
2.30s 1941-1960
J&J
0.40
23ia 1941-1958
M&N b 0.40
2 20s 1942-1959
J&O
0.40
2.10s 1941-1950
F&A
0.35
2s 1941-1946
A&O
0.40
1.90s Oct 1 1941-1940-A&O
0.40
1.80a 1941-1943
F&A
0.50
13is 1944-1948
F&A
1.00
J&D b 0.35
M&N
6 0.35
100
1940
151949 opt '44— 6 1.10
Daniels County—
6s 1941 opt 1940
J&J 100
Great Falls—
434s Wat & Sew '41-'50.J& J 6 0.25
to 1.60
0.50
0.50
to
to 0.50
B 1943-1950,
ser
6 0.35
6 0.35
1 Ji s June
to 1.75
is
to 0.75
Asbury Park (City)—
Refunding 4s 1966
Atlantic City—
3s-43i8 Jan 1973
4 Jis Dec 31
3-4
34
0.60
0.30
to
Kansas City—
4 Jis Various May 9 '41-*72 6 0.25
to 2.95
To
Net
to 0.50
...
6s July 1 1941-1944
...
to 2.85
to
J&J 6 0.70
4a 1941-1951--J&J
434s 1941-1950
J&J
43is 1941-1950
J&J15
434s 1949
J&D
434s Road 1941-1952.-J&J
4 34s Court h'se '41-'52 J&J
Joplin (School District)—
434s 1943-1948
to 2.95
to
to 1.45
Jackson County—
3i
to 3.00
iess
b 0.25
b 0.20
A Jan 1941-42 b 0.25
to 1943
opt 1943
*
J&D 6 1.40 to 1.60
...J&J
3s State Bldg 1941-1944.F&A 6 0.20" to 0.75
to 2.00
b ser
opt 1942
134s
to 1.10
3s Road 1963-1957
3s Building 194!
Refunding ""Water series D—
3Hs Oct 1 1951-1901.—3 lis Oct 1 1941-1950
3 lis Oct 1 1948-1950
4s July 1 1^41-1947
1948-1952
Ask
Unemployment Relief—
134s ser A 1942-1949,
to 1.40
M&S 6 0.55
A&O 6 0.70
M&N 6 1.20
334s 1948-1952
434s Road 1941-1942
Bid
N. J.
_
4**s Sewer *40- 51-'50-A&O 6 2.00
4)4%
4Ms......
or
Bonds
Net
t'azoo-Misa Delta Levee Dlst-
Dearborn
Detroit—
General 3 M%
4s
Yield Basis
To
or
To
or
Bonds
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
to
2.90
&
Par
to
%'
STATE
Dec., 1940]
AND
97
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Quotation- for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the mouth preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Bid
New Brunswick—
Ask
1941-1964.A&0
to 2.75
94
97
to 1.00
2Hs Dec 8 1941-19S7.-J&D 6 0.35
Unemployment Relief—
2Hs July 6 1911-1947..J&J 6 0.1C
General State Improvement—
to 3.00
to 4.75
6 0.50
to 3.25
to 3.00
to
6a Impt 1941-1948
6 0.75
4tfs Water 1941-1970-J&J 6 0.40
%
to 2.50
to 2.90
2.75
Passaic County—
J&J 6 0.40
J&D fe 0.40
43*8 19U-1946
4Hs 1941-1968
Pater son—
5Hs 1941-1959
4Hs Feb 1 IU45—
4Hs 1941-1967
Net
—M&N
F&A
6 0.25
A&O
6 0.40
to 2.00
to 2.75
to 2.80
— —
to 2
.75
Perth A in boy—
2%
1.70s
to 4.25
1.75
1.45
1.50
to 1.75
C.20
to C.90
0.20
to 0.50
0.60
to 0.80
0.55
to 0.85
2.30
U.25
to 0.15
0.20
to 1.80
0.25
to 2.20
to 2.10
0.20
to 2.15
0.20
to 2.10
0.20
to 2.10
0.25
to 1.50
0.20
to 1.95
0.25
to 1.50
0.20
to 1.80
4s
to 3.60
1941-1972
M&N
Auburn 1.60s 1941-1958-F&A
Rahway4H»l940-1953—J&D
to
M&N
6 0.25
to
Ridgewood 4 Hs 1941-4J2.M&N
4MB 1941-1968
M&N
Sea Isle City 5a 1942-—F&A
6 0.40
to 2.40
5Hs
6 0.25
to 2.50
5s 1941-1950
1941-1953
1.90
75
4 Hs 1941-1967
4s June 15 1960
Somerset County—
4Hs
J&D
1941-1949
J&J
South Jersey Port District—
4Hs 1941-1952
Marine
South Orange—
4s 1941 to 1944
6s 1941-1962
4Hs
4H»s
J&J
M&S
J&D
J&D
1941-1969
1941-1968
2.75
2s
to
1.15
0.25
to 1.40
0.20
to
0.15
to 1.60
J&J 6 0.25
J&J 6 0.25
F&A
0.20
to 3.00
to 2.90
2.75
6 0.50
to
Par
6 0.50
6 0.50
to
to
2.60
2.75
6 0.50
to
3.50
to 1.55
2.00
6 0.25
East
to 1.60
6 Par
to 2.20
3s serial
0.25
to 2.25
3s corp stock Feb 1 1979..
3s Water 1941-1970-—A&O
1.85
6 0.40
1.85
1.55
1.55
1.25
1.60
2s Mar 15 1941
F&A b 0.25
to 2.40
434s 1941-1966
A&O 6 0.25
West New York—
4H* Oct 1 1941-1968—A&O 6 1.00
5s School 1941-1961-_M&N 6 1.00
West Orange—
to 2.25
M&S b 1.55
1
1941-1947.-16 0.20
1.90s Feb 15 1941-50..F&A 6 0.20
to 1.50
to 4.10
Essex Co 4s 1941-1956—M&S 6 0.25
to 1.75
to 2.10
Free port—
4.20s 1941-1945
to 2.00
4 3*s
4.40s
M&N'6
1941-1951
1941-1950
M&N 6 0.75
M&N 6 0.80
Garden City 4 Hs 1941-52.J&J.6 0.20
Greenburgh (Town)
4s 1941-1951
J&J 6 1.00
to 2.40
to 2.40
Greenburgh U S Sch Dist No 9
4.40s 1941-1965
J&D 6 1.25
Groton 6s Wat '41-'50—M&N 6 1.00
Harrison (Town)—
4 Hs 1941-1980F&A 6 1.00
Hempstead (THHb'41-59 A&O 6 1.00
Hempstead 4Hs 1941-65 M&S 6 0.75
2.30s 1941-1967
-J&J 6 0.50
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 2.60
354s H'w'y deb *46-*47—M&N
2.25
3 Ha H'w'y deb *48-'49.-M&N
2.25
3s Jan 1 & July 1 1949-1952...
2.50
2.00
254s H way deb 1944-45-M&S
2Hs 1946-1951
J&D
2.50
2Hs H'way debs 1951-52.A&Q
2.50
254s H'way debs 1953-54.A&O
2.60
Albuquerque—
5s Water Works 1962 -J&D
123
4Hs 1941-1950
J&J 6 1.00
454s 1941-1950--J&J 6 1.00
Middle Rio Grande Conser
Dlst 5Hs 1941-1973.-F&A
70
8ocorro Co 5a 1941 op *21. A&O
96
March
0.50
4.208sewer 1946-1960.M&N 6 2.00
to 3.25
6 0.25
1.50
1.75
2.00
MEXICO
Hempstead Un F S D No 1—
6s 1941-1954
M&S 6
Horneil 4Hs 1941-1947—F&A 6
Hudson Riv Regulating Dist—
4Hs 1941-1905
J&J 6
4.70s 1941-1965
J&J,6
Huntington (T) 4s *41-'52_J&Ji6
Islip 4s 1941-1951
M&S|6
Ithaca 4Hs 1941-54
J&J 6
Jamestown 4s Mar 20 "43 A&O
1.25
1.75
2.00
2.20
128
to 2.50
to 3.00
Lackawanna 4 V*s *41-'54M&N
Lone Beach 55*8 1953
6s 1947 Beach acquisition-.
75
100
1941-1945
6s Jan & Mar 1946-1970
6 0.15
to
6 0.90
to
to
to 3.00
to
4s Canal Term Jan 1949.. J&J
0.90
4s g High Imp Mar
4s g High Imp Sept
1.65
1.65
1958.M&S
1958.M&S
4s High Imp Mar I960--
M&S
1.70
1.70
4s Canal Imp July 1960--J&J
4s Canal Imp Jan 1961
J&J
4s Canal Imp July
1.70
1961—J&J
1 70
4s Highw Imp Mar 1961 M&S
4s Palisade Park 1901—M&S
1 70
to 1.90
to 2.75
to
3.25 %
to 2.75
%
to 3.25
%
to 3.00
to 3.00
to 2.50
to 2.75
to 1.75
2.75
1.00
to
1.00
to 3.00
0.75
to 2.25
0.75
to 2.00
0.25
to 2.00
4s Canal Jan 1962...
4s Hlghw Imp Mar 1962
4s due Sept 1 1965
4s due Jan 1 I960.
4s Canal Imp Jan
1.70
1 75
1 75
4Hs 1941-1944
4s 1941-1947
35*s 1944-1961
1.75
3s
1.75
6 0.50
to 2.50
92
/ Flat price.
1.75
1.75
1.75
to 1.10
to 1.60
to 1.90
%
4
to 3.00
to 2.50
to 2.90
111H
111H
1103*
6 0.60
to 3.00
1013*
b 0.50
to 3.00
1023*
.
2.30
2.40
0.75
to 3.00
0.50
to 2.50
0.75
0.75
0.50
to 2.95
to 1.60
to 1.30
0.50
0.25
0.75
to 2.40
2.40
b 2.45
2.30
b 2.55
to
2.35
2.65
2.65
to 2.00
0.40
to 1.00
0.25
to 1.25
€
b 0.25
to 1.75
%
b 0.25
to 0.50
M&N
Niagara Falls School Dist—
4 Hs
1941-1960
F&A
No Hempstead S D No 7—
4Hs
1941-1942
J&D
2.40s 1941-1967
M&N
North Tarrytown—
4Hs Water 1941-1964.A&0
4 3*8 1947-1972
J&J
to 1.25
to 2.00
6 0.25
to
2.00
b 0.25
to
b 1.50
to
2.40 %
2.50
b 0.25
to 0.90
Onondaga Co. 4 3*s '41-47A&O b 0.25
to 1.20
1941-1951
A&O b 0.25
Ref 1.90s 1941-1957
F&A b 0.25
b 0.25
2.10s Feb 1 1941-1968
to 1.50
Oneida 4s Water
*41-'45-.J&J
3.70s
to 2.10
b Par
to 2.10
b 0.25
to 1.50
b 0.25
to 0.50
b 0.25
b 0.25
to 1.60
1.00
to 2.40
0.25
to 1.50
0.25
to 2.00
M&N
0.25
to 1.75
Port Jervis 4Hs 194K69-J&J
Port of N Y Authority—
0.50
to 2.50
Poughkeepsie 4 3*s '41-52 J&D
4s School 1941-1959—M&S
General & refunding—
4s 1st series May
1
1975
b 0.25
Inland
ser
Aug 15 1977
to 2.10
1043*
1013*
101
0.25
43*s series D 1941. _M&S
6 1.00
to 1.50
to 3.50
Putnam
to 3.10
4s 1941-1954.
Rensselaer County—
to 2.50
4 Hs series E 1941
M&S
4 3*8 ser E '42-'60—M&S
106
Oo 4 3*s '41-'51-A&0 b 0.40
F&A b 0.40
43*« Highway 1941-58-F&A
F&A
4H« Pub Imp *41-'58-F&A
43*s
1941-1559
M&S
4s Imp Sch &c *41-'47-J&J
23*8 1941-1957
M&S
1.70s. 1941-1948
F&A
13*s 1941-1950.
-M&S
1.20s Jan 15 1941-1950 J&J
Rochester 5s 1941-1962
to 1.10
to 1.60
to 2.50
J&J
0.50
to
1941-1950
l&A
3.40s July 1 1941-1945-J&J
0.50
to 2.00
0.50
to 1.40
2.75
0.25
1.75
to
1.90 %
to 2.25
b 0.25
to 2.00
b 0.25
to 1.90
b 0.25
to
b 0.25
to
%
%
%
1.90 %
1.10 %
b 0.25
b 0.25
to
1.75
b 0.25
b 0.25
to 1.25
b 0.40
to 1.20
to 1.25
1.60
to 2.15
Rock'd Co 43*s 1941-'45
b 0.25
to 1.10
F&A
0.50
to 2.25
Rockvllle Centre
0.50
to
1.75
to 2.20
4.15s 1941-1952
J&D b 0.40
Rome 4.10s 1941-1950—M&N 6 0.25
to 1.50
Newburgh
New Roche lie—
5s 1941-1950
4Hs 1941-1965
(Village)—
1.80s 1941-1945
4H8 Wat Impt 1941—J&J
6 0.75
to 2.25
M&N 6 1.00
M&N 6 0.75
to 2.15
to 2.85
M&S
1945-1954
to 2.00
M&N 5 Par
Rye & Har'son Un Fr 8 D No 6
4.40s 1941-1953
—F&A b 0.50
Saratoga County—
43*s 1941-1955
-M&S 5 0.25
4s Sept 1
%""
to
2.40s May 1 1941-48—M&N
2 20s 1941-1959
M&S
Impt 1942-1963-J&J
%
%
4 3* sser D 1942-1960-M&S
Holland Tunnel —
to 1.75
4s Wat
%
1
Terminal—
to 1.10
to 1.15
to 1.10
%
104
to 1.50
0.75
to 1.90
%
to 1.50
%
%
%
to 2.60 %
to 1.20 %
1.70s 1940-1968.
-J&D
Ontario Co 4s 1941-1951-M&N
Os8ining4Hs 1941-1942.M&S
4Hs Water 1941-1969.A&O
Oswego 53*s 1941-1946. .M&N
Oyster Bay Water District—
4s
1941-1950
J&J
Pelham (T) Un Fr Sch Dlst
6 3.00
6 2.75
6 1.00
0.50
%
to 1.25
104
M&S 6 1.00
1940-1956
98 H
983*
0.75 to 2.40
33*8 5th
1.25
1941-1957
2.60
110
to 3.00
0.50
25*s
b 2.70
3Hs 3d series Mar 1 1976
3s 4th series Dec 15 1976
0.50
2Hs
b 2.75
to 1.50
J&D
J&J
July I 1941-1964
2.65
109 H
2.65
108
to 1.25
1.40s 1941-1960
92
M&N
A&O
3s
*
1941-1943—
A&O
5Hs 1941
A&O
43*s School 1902-73—M&N
4s Sewerage 1950 55—M&N
2H« 1941 to 1956
M&S
J&J
1907--J&J
4s Highw Imp Mar '67--M&S
4s Palisades Park 1967--M&S
4s Bidg constr *41-'49
M&S 6 0.10
4s Apr 16 1941-1955
A&O 6 0.15
SHs Mar 15 '41-'81-M&S 15 6 0.10
834* Mar 15 '41-'81--M&S 15 6 0.10
8Hs 1941-1949
M&N 15 6 0.10
Ss g Canal Jan 1 1956
J&J 126H
8s g Canal July 1 1958 —J&J
126H
8s g Canal Jan 1 1959
J&J 126H
6 Basis.
4 Hs
M&S
2.60
2.75
b 0.25
No 1 4.60s 1944-1960
Mount Vemon—
3« 1941 to 1946
Nassau County—
Jounty—
5s 1941-1943-
2.50
2.70
b 2.75
3 Hs 1942-1945.
2s Mar 1 1941-1949
2.75
to 2.25
1.00
3*s 1941-1964
J&J 6 1.00
0.80 %
Mamaroneck Un FSD No 1—
1.80 %
6H« May 11941-1952.M&N 6 1.10
L 90s 1941-1964
1.75
J&J 6 1.00
1.75 Middleport 4 35s '41-'42_J&D 6 1.10
1.75 Mineola (V) 4 40s 1941-68 J&J 6 1.00
1.70 Monroe Co 4s 1941-1944 .F&A 6 0.75
0.80
3.90s Co Bidg '41-'50- -F&A 6 0.75
1 Hs Jan 15 1941-1942.J&J 6 0.50
1.10 %
0.35
2.65
4.15s Sewer 1965-70.-M&N b 1.80
4.10 % Sewer 1941-1950 J&J b 0.25
4 3*8 Wat Mav 1 '41-48M&N b 0.25
1.80
3.95 Nov 1 1961-1970-M&N
to 1.65
0.25
4
4Ha Highway 1963
M&S
4 H8 Canai 1964
J&J
lb Canal 1965
J&J
(s Highway 1965
M&S
(s Bar
Canal 1945
J&J
is Bonus 1941-1949..-A&O 6 0.15
4s Canal Term 1942 ;
J&J
0.60
to 2.40
-
to 1.95
Mamaroneck (Town)—
YORK
5s Jan & Mar I
2Hs 1942-1952
M&S
2 3*s Mar 15 1953
2Hs Mar 15 1954
23*s 1955-1957——-M&S
3s 1958-1960
—-M&S
Niagara Falls—
53*s 1941-1948.
M&N
to 0.80
J&D b 0.25
to 3.25
1910-1973----J&D
3% corp stk 1980---J&D
2Hs 1941-1979.
IJ&J15
23*s July 15 1969
J&J
23*s 1941-1970
F&A
2Hs 1910-1953.
J&D
2 Hs 1941-1979
M&N
2 3*a Serial 1941-1946-F&A
23*s assessm't 1940-44. J&D
NYC Housing Authority—
2.25
Chester—
2.90
0.50
0.80
2.25
Transit Unification Issue—
4 Hs Water 1941-1945-A&0 b 0.15
Erie County—
to 2.25
3.00
0.70
Rap Trans 1947-51. -F&A
to 2.20
4 3*s 1941-1959
4s 1945-1953
to 2.70
1023*
1013*
3s corp stock Jan 1 1977 J&J
3s Serial 1941-1968—. .T&Ji& 0-50 to 2.95
3sserial 1941-1969—M&N & 0.50 to 2.95
0.20
1941-1958
to 2.85
0.70
Corporate stock
0.25
4 Hs
to 1.90
6 0.25
reg
to 3.00
0.50
3.10
to 2.08
to 2.00
Elmira—
334s 1941-1951 opt '40. A&O 6 0.75
3Hs 1941-1979
J&J 6 0.60
Westfield—
5a June 15 1941-1960-.. J&D 6 0.25
NEW
3Hs
to 1.25
0.20 to
4Hs 1941-1959
A&O
2.40
Corning 63*s I960---—M&S
Cortland
(City)—
1.60s 1941-1964
J&D
0.20 to
Cortland Co 4Hs '41-'51.J&J
0.20 to
Delaware Co 4.20s '41-'52A&0
0.20 to
Dutchess County—
4s 1941-1940
M&S 6 0.20'to
4s 1947-1954
M&S 6 1.35 to
to 2.75
to 2.75
1950-53..
...M&N b 2.40 to 2.70
106 H
1053*
3 3*s Corp stock July 1, '75
*3 3*8 Aug 1 1941-1978.F&A b 0.50 to 3.00
b 0.50 to 3.00
33*8 serial 1941-1979.-F&A
b 1.85 to 2.40
3s
to 1.80
0.25
0.25
to 2.90
6 0.50
Union Township Sch Diat—
4Hb 1941-1968
J&J 6 1.00
NEW
0.25
to 2.05
Columbia County—
.A&O 6 0.50
A&O
to 2.20
to 2.00
to 3.00
Gen ref 3Hs 1941-9959
2.20
0.25
J&J
1964-
0.50
J&J
J&J15
3H» 1941-1964
J&D
3 3*s ser F 1941-64—M&N
4s 1941
2.50
to
M&S
1941-60..
2.40
Sewer Authority—
to
6 0.50
VIneland (Boro)—
6His 1941-1950
Weehawken—
to 2.35
1941-1958-.-
2s 1941-1959.
to 2.75
F&A
F&A
1950-1965
6 0.25
to
to 4.00
A&O 6 0.50
23*sgen fd & ref *41-68 F&A
23*s ref 1942-1966
A&O
2 Hs 1941-1954
M&N
Union City 4Hs 1940-'64J&D
Union County—
4Hs Oct 15 1941-1952
434s Rd&Bdge'41-'47.F&A
4« Oct 1 1942
A&O
2.808 Gen Impt B June 1
to 2.10
b 0.35
b 0.35
Impt 1941-1955.-.M&N 6 0.25
Tenafly 43*s 1941-1963—F&A 6 0.35
Trenton—
6Hs 1941-1951..-.—A&O 60.50
3s 1941-1970
6 0.25
2.10s 1941-1949
4s
1941 1966
1941-1960
J&D 15
M&N
A&O
to 2.75
I
4His School 1941
F&A|
4Mb Imp & sch *40-'60-J&D b 0.25
Sussex Co 4 Mb '41-'44—M&S 6 0.25
4H»s
4Hs
1.25
to 1.15
4s
Summit—
5a School 1941-1955
to 1.35
1.40
6 0.35
A&O 6 1.00
to 1.85
0.15
6
6 0.25
to 1.50
to 1.75
Terminal—
4 Ha 1941-1973
0.20
J&D 6
J&J16
3.40s Nov 15 '41-'55. -M&NI6
3.10s Oct 15 1941-1946-A&0 6
23*s Ref 1941-1951.-.J&D 6
2.60% Relier 1941-45—J&J 6
2H9 Oct 15 1941-56--A&O 6
2.20s Jan 15 1941-1947.J&.T 6
.O.O OO <N<N
to 1.70
Buffalo—
1944
1941-1963
1 '75_
3Hs Corp stock 1940-1954
3 Hs g exempt 1941
M&N
3Hs exempt 1942
M&N
3Hs R T 1948-1950--M&N
3 Hs g exemp* 1952
M&N
3 Hs g exempt 1953
M&N
3 Hs g exempt 1954
M&N
3 Hs g Water ex 1954. M&N
3Hs exempt 1955
M&N
3 Hs stock Apr 1,1954-A&O
3 Hs Corp stock Mar 1, 1960
3Hs Corp stock Jan 15,1976
to 2.15
0.20
Bingham ton—
4 Hs Oct 1 1941-1971—var.
2s Mar 1 1941-1956
Red Bank (Borough)—
4Hs
0.25
4«
2.50
serial
4s 1941-1954
Albany Port District—
4Hsrefdg 1944 & '46. -F&A b 3.25
Plalnfield 4s School 1959 M&N
4Hs 1941-1962 Various.J&J b 0.25
to 2.40
b 0.75
3 5*s Corp stock July
to 4.40
b 0.25
HV41-'63M&N
—
to 1.45
J&D
1941-1979
4
-
to 1.00
M&S
M&N
1941-1978
1941-1955
?
23*s 1941 1947
M&N b 0.25 ito 1.90
York City— "
127
125M
4Hs June 1965
J&D
126
4 Hs 1963
M&S 124 3*
122 H
4 Hs May. 1957
M&N 121M
1223*
4 Hs Nov 1957
M&N 121H
132
133H
4Ha Dec 1. 1979
J&D
127 3*
4H8 Corp stock 1967. .J&J 126H
128
129 3*
4 Hs Corp stk 1971. J&D 15
b 0.50 to 2.90 %
43*s July 1.1911 to 1955—
126 H
4 3*8 Jan 1. 1977
J&J 1253*
1213*
4 3*8 I960.
M&S 120
122<fr
43*s Mar 1. 1962
M&S 1203*
1223*
4 3*8 Mar 1. 1964
M&S 121H
122
123 3*
43*s April 1.1966
A&O
123
1243*
43*s Apr 15.1972
A&015
1243*
125H
43*s Rap Tr & Wat '74 J&D
b 0.50 to 3.00
%
43*8 Feb 15, '41-'61.F&A15
1263*
43*8 Feb 15.1976
F&A15 125
126
1273*
4 3*s Nov 15,1978. -M&N15
1283*
43*8 Mar 1. 1981
M&S 12/
1223*
4s Oct 1. 1980
A&O 121
1213*
4s May. 1977
M&N 120
115H
4s Nov 1955
—M&N 114
1163*
48 Various 1956
M&N 1143*
115
116H
4s Various May 1957-M&N
117
115H
4s Nov 1958
M&N
117H
4s May 1959..-M&N 116
New
2.00
1.90
0.15
23*s July 6 19U-1962..J&J
1 Hs Sept 10'41-46-M&S 10
Emerg Unemploym't Relief—
23*8 Sept 25 '41-'43
M&S
23*8 Sept 25 *44-'45.. .M&S
lHsSept 101944-1946..
Albany County—
4 3*8 I960---M&S
33*8 Fund 1941
M&N
2 Hs refunding 1941-'57.J&J
Albany (City of)—
4H 1941-1969M&N
43* 1911 1970
J&D
4s\lunic & Sch *41-*63.J&J
3H 1911-1971
J&D
2Hs 1941-1953
M&N
2 3*s
4His April 1944
43*s Water 1941-64--M&82 b 1.75
5s Feb 1941-1977
F&A b 1.75
New Rochell
J&J
126 H
M&S 6 0.15 to
0.10 to
2Hs 1941-1969
M&N 15
0.10 'to
!3*s 1941 1979.
A&o
1.40 ,to
lHs 1957-1961
F&A
0.10 ,to
lHs 1941-1965
F&A
Eliminat'n of Grade Crossings
to 2.75
5His General Improvement
1940-1951
-J&D 6 0.40
M&N
4Hs Refunding 1944--M&N
Ask
3s Canal 1957-1959
3s Mar 25 1911-1987
to 2.50
_
4 Mb Sewer
Passaic—
Bid
N Y STATE (Concluded)-
1
43*s 1941-1957
F&A&0.40
4Hs Sch & wat '41-'69.J&D 6 0.40
4ks 1940-1967
-'-J&D 5 0.25
North Arlington (Borough >—
Refunding 4s
88
North Bergen ref 4s-4Hs
95
Nutley (School District)—
4Hs 1941-1942
F&A &0.40
4Hs 1943-1967
F&A b 1.25
Ocean City5s 1944
F&A 102
43*slmpt May 15 1941- 56. b 3.25
Ocean Co 4His 1941 '50-J&D b 1.00
Orange—
To
or
Bonds
Net
M&S b 1.00
to 1.10
to 2.20
•
to 2.00
to 2.00
%
%
98
STATE
Quotations for
all securities
AND
are as near as
MUNICIPAL
Yield basis
To
1941-1950
1941-1950
2.20s
1.80s
lHs 1941-1955
1.10s
to 1.00.
%
to 1.40
%
1941-1949
to
2.10;%
to 0.80
0.20
to
1.75'
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
to
1.50,'
to
to 2.10
0.25
to 1.50
0.50
--
„
to
to
Refunding bonds—
4 Ks 1942-1951
0.50
5s
to 1.75
Fund June 1959
M&S b 0.20
—M&N b 0.25
J&D15 b Par
F&A b 0.20
to 2.00
to 1.00
to 2.20
to 1.00
1.75
J&J15 b 0.20
J&J15 b 0.25
to 2.10
M&S b 0.25
to 1.80
M&S b 0.20
1941-1951
to
to
1941-1957
2s 1941 1956.
2.10% Aug 15 1946-1947.-- b 0.90
1K« 1941-1948
F&A b 0.20
1Kb 1941-1946
M&S b 0.20
Thousand Islands See "Water town.
Ticonderoga S D No 5—
4Kb July 1941-1958
J&J & 0.25
to 1.00
to 1.10
to 0.90
to 2.20
%
Tonawanda (City of;-—
3Ks sewage 1941-1969-J&J b 0.50
4Kb 1941-1942
J&J b 0.50
4Kb Sewer 1941-1953..J&J b 0.50
6s Water 1941-1950-— J&J b 0.50
5 Kb Water 1941-1950—J&J b 0.50
Union Free Sch Dist—
2.80s 1941-1958
M&N b 0.50
Triborough Bridge—
2Kb revenue 1945-52-F&A b 1.35
m
t
n
to 2.75
L
1972
%
0.75 %
to 2.50 %
to
to
%
2.75 %
^
to 2.20
2.85
to 2.60
A&Ofi 2.50
to 2.75
F&A 6 1.00
to 2.40
F&A b 2.50
to 2.85
b 2.30
105
A&O b 0.50
J&D b 0.50
J&J b 0.50
Troy 4Kb 1941-1950
4Kb 1940-1970--4KB 1941-1965
to 2.50
%
1941-1947
M&s'&
4Kb 1941-1958
M&N 15,5
4Kb 1941-1973
J&J 6
4s refunding 1948-56
J&J 6
3s refunding 1956-68..-J&J b
5s Sept
-
4Kb Pub Imp '41-*45-J&J15
4.20s 1941-1949—
F&A
4.15s 1941-1950
M&N
4.10s 1941-1946
A&O
3.90s
1941-1948
F&A
3Hs May 15 '4l-'51-M&N
Revenue 2.75s 1941-66 A&O
Rev 2.60s 1967-1969-A&0
1.40sl941-1969
J&D
1.10s 1941-1950
A&O
%
4Kb Jan 1957
J&J
Fargo 4s Aug 15 1911-1954
b 0.25
to 1.00
to 1.40
%
%
Grand
b
b
b
b
to
to 2.10
to 1.60
0.75
0.75
to 2.30
0.75
to 2.35
1.75
to 2.25
to 1.60
%
J&J & 0.20
to 1.00
to 0.80
Thousand Islands—
95
4Kb Bridge Rev '67-M&S
Westchester
0.25
to 2.40
0.50
2.20
0.25
0.80
0.25
to 2.60
to
%
%
2.40 %
0.80 %
to
2.35'%
to
to 2.10
1959-1964—J&D b 2.10
J&D b 0.25
J&D b 1.90
J&D b 0.25
%
%
%
%
%
%
to 2.20
to 2.25
1941-1951
1952-1980
3tfs 1941-1963
to
1.90
to 2.20
J&J b 0.25
to
1.75
4Kb 1941-1959 (reg)—M&S b 0.25
1941-1954
F&A b 0.25
2Kb Sept 1 1943-49
b 0.75
to
2.30 %
2.25 %
1941-1951
White Plains—
2s
I
3.90s
to
to 2.00
Wolcott—
4Kb July 15 1941-1942.J&J b 0.25
Yonkers—
6s Feb 1 1941-1952
A&O b 0.50
to
0.50,%
to
3.001%
3.25'%
3.25 %
oHs Jan 1941-1961—A&O b 0.50
5s 1941-1961
A&O b 0.50
to
4Kb July 1 1941-1962.A&O b 0.50
4Kb Mar 1 1941-1956.A&O b 0.50
1941-1958..
F&A b 0.50
to
3.10,%
4s
to
3 Ks
to
3.10!%
3.10 %
to
1943-1961
J&D b 1.50
3.30s April 1 1941-1956
b 0.50
3Ks 1941-1955.
M&S b 0.50
.
1941-1964-
...
& 0.50
M&S b 0.50
2.80s 1941-1959
M&N b 0.50
2Kb gen & ref July 1 '43-'46 b 1.50
2Kb
3s 1941-1960
19^1-1954—
NORTH
A&O b 0.50
CAROLINA
5a July 1961
to
3.25| %
A&O b 0.50
A&O b 0.50
A&O b 1.10
3 Kb 1941-1945
2Kb 1946-47-1948
2Kb 1941-1948
2s 1948-1949
lKs 1942-1943.
IKs 1943-1946
4Kb 1941-1970
4Ks 1941-1979
2Kb
1941-66
I
M&N b
M&N b
M&N b
F&A b
to
to
to
to
A&O
A&O
M&S
b 0.75
to
b 1.10
to
to
1945-1954
b 0.25
J&D 19 b 1.00
to 2.00
b 0.50
b 0.50
to
0.50
to 2.30
to 2.30
0.50
to 2.15
..-F&A 5 2.10
M&N b 0.50
to 2.20
to 2.15
to 2.30
to 2.00
to 2.20
Greensboro—
F&A b 1.00
F&A
F&A
F&A
5s 1943-1952
Cuyahoga County—
4Kb 1941-1944
4Kb 1941-1943
4Kb Road 1941..
A&O
A&O
A&O
to
2.75
to
„
%
0.50
1.15
5s Mar 16 1941-1946.M&310 6 0.75
to
Cleveland—
0.20
to 0.75
0.25
to 2.00
0.25
to 1.60
Hamilton County—
%
to 2.00
to 1.75
%
%
%
%
1.25
%
Bridge
4^s
r&A
106 K
Phila-Oamden—
4 Kb Sept 1 1967 opt'43—
Easton (Water Works)—
2Kb 1941-1966
4Kb 1941-1960
113X
»
0.75
»
0.90
to 2.00
b
..M&S
F&A
1.00
to
to 1.75
Erie School District—•
4Ka Jao I 1941-1946
1.50
Fayette County—
4Kb Highway 1952JI.J&D b 2.50
Harrisburg—
0.50
4s May 15 1941-1953..
0.70
Jeanette 4Ks 1941-1956.M&S
0.25
2.00
Lackawanna Co 4s 1944 F&A
2.50 %
0.25
1Kb 1941-1960
M&N
to
I
1
b 0.90
4Ks Water 1911-1960-M&S
%
2.10 %
6 0.25
%
1°10
%
6
to 1.90
Lancaster
4Kb
1
to 1.50
to 2.20
lass
1
to 1.25
Oou.ity—
F&A
0.75
1945..
0.60
lass
1
Twp 4s 1945..
1.00
less
X
1941-1960.-.:
Lancaster S D 4s May
Lower
less
Merlon
to
1.75
McKeesport Sch Dist—
4Kb 1941-1943
M&N b 1.10 lesslK
1.60 %
Mercer Co 5Hs '41-'47--F&A b 1.25 to 2.00
NorrLstown S D 4 X" 1943 J& f
1.10
Northampton Bor Munlc Auth
0.50 %
2Kb Wat rev 1941-70.-M&S b 0.75 to 3.00 %
1.75 %
Philadelphia2.20' %
124
SB Jan 1951
J&J
1.25
124X
5s June 1 1962 opt '52.J&D
0.50
6 0.50
to
Lakewood—
4K» Oct 1945
A&O
5s Pa-k & Imp *41 -'41.A&O 6 0.25
Lima 5K» Sewer 1940-1947.- 6 0.50
5s Sewer Feb 1 1941-'51 F&Alfr 0.50
Lucas Co 4s O H 1944—M&S
Mahoning Val San Dist—
4Kb water 1941-1952..A&O 6 0.25
Martin's Fy 5s 194K44.M&8 5 0.50
Ohio municipal bonds issued since Jan. !• 1913> are taxable* ail bonds issued
1.00
1.20
%
Del River Jt Comm
%
1.00 %
6 0.25
4Kb 1943
F&A
4Kb Sewer Oct 1 1941-'47.
0.70
to 2.80
Easton-Phillipsburg
W W
4Kb gen irapl941-43_.A&0
Elyria4K8 1911-1952—.M&S
5s W W 194M946—.J&J
%
%
0.50
1.50
Dist
4s 1940-1945-1950
1.00
East
86
to 2.00
„
Dayton—
5Ks W W Imp 1944..J&D
2~.60
4s Water
84
1965..J&J
Bethlehem School
0.50
Imp 1945
F&A
4Kb Bdge 1941-1951.-M&S
4Kb 1941-1961
M&S
Dayton School Dist—
5Ks 1941-—.--M&S
1.65
Braddock 4Kb 19il..^M&N
Cambria Co 4Kb Nov n'4l-'45 b 1.50
2.75
A&O
4s 1941
0.50 t&
0.50 ttt 1.35
Altoona—
Columbus School Dist—■
1%10
.
to
to
to
-
to 2.75
0.90
to 2.50
0.50 to 2.00
0.50 tb 2.30
4Kb Sewer 1940-1959..J&D b 1.00
to 1.50
.85
to 2.00
1.10
0.50
Allentown—
to 1.90
to 1.25
b 0.75
to
to
to 2.00
J&J b 0.50
*
3 KB 1941-1949—
3 Kb 1941-1956
3 Kb 1944-1953
to
b 0.25
to 1.60
F&A 6 0.75
Works 1954.-J&J 6 2.40
Refg 3 Kb 1957-1962- J&J 6 2.50
J&D
to 1.90
0.50
J&J 6 0.75
b 0.75
J&D b 0.75
1941-1970
4Kb Grad Cros'41-'54. A&O b 0.75
'4Kb Fire Dep '41-'55--A&0 b 0.75
4Kb 1941.-1950
M&S b 0.75
48 Sewage 1911-1958..M&S b 0.75
b 0.25
to 0
to 1.50
0.50
..
Cleveland—
4Ks 1941-1953...
4Kb 1911-1955 s-a
2Ks 1941-1959
%
%
1.25 %
1.25 %
6 0.50
5s
to 2.25
5s Water 1941 to 1945.J&J b 0.50
4Kb 1941-1963.
4Kb 1941-1965
Refund'g 1 Kb July 15 '59
to
2.00 %
July 15 1941-1945. J&J15
.
M&S b 0.25
Durham County—
5s Water 1942
to
to
I
Columbus—
6s 1941-1957
54
1941-1951—..—J&D b 0.50
Forsyth Co 4Kb *41-'58_J&D b 0.50
to
to 2.75
53
4Kb
to
to 2.30
1K% Tax anticipa n notes—
Series "E T" May 31 1941.. 6 0-30 less K
July I 1951 Sories O..J&J b 1.50 less K
1.75
4KB 1941, 1944. 1949
J&J,& 0.25 to 1.25
1.50
Highway 4s April 1 1941-42
6 0.20 to 0.25
1.90
4s April 1 1945
'
1.80
4s April 1 1917
I
"
1.90
4s April 1 1950
I
4s April 1 1952
1.60
3 Kb Turnpike Revenue—
108 K
107K
1947-1968
F&A
2.80
Allegheny County—
2.40
4Kb 1941-1962.
A&O b 1.15 to 2.35
2.25
4Kb July 1941-1958
J&J b 0.90 to 2.35
2.25
4s Bridge 1942
F&A
2.10
4s 1941-1958
M&S b 0.85 to 2.25
2.30
2Kb Dec 1 1940-1965..J&D b 0.90 to 2.20
2.00
2K Apr 1 1941-1967..A&O b 1.00 to 2.30
2.20
2Kb 1941-1968
J&D b 0.90 to 2.20
2.15
2Ks 1941-1961
F&A b 0.80 to 1.80
2.30
b 0.80 to 1.90
2Kb May 1 1941-1970
2.00
Cleveland Heights S D—
6s 1941-1959....
A&O b 0.75
53 K
0.50
to
1.25
to 2.40
PENNSYLVANIA
to 1.55
2.85 %
to 2.00
Durham—
4Kb 1941-1966
Cine Southern Ry—
1.50
to 2.00
to 2.00
4s
44
to
Portland—
,
M&S 6 0.50
3 Kb Sept 1 1941-1962
|6 0.50
2Kb Sept 1 1911 to 1956.. ft 0.50
2Kb Sept 1 1941 to 1976.J&0.50
2s Sept 1 1911-1963...M&S b 0.50
1 Ks Wat. wks. '41-'79 M&S b 0.50
5s
5Kb 1941-1948
to
-
Port of Astoria—
to 2.00
52 K
1 1976.___
to 0.75
to
to
42
to 2.4(
__J&J
J&J
A&O
48 1911-1956
2s
to 0.40
-J&J
Refunding 3Kb
'46-'51—F&A'6 1.20
4Kb July 1943
4Kb Sewer 1955
5 Ks
0.60
4KB 1941-1960
M&N
4Kb Ref Water '41-'53.J&J &
4s Water 1941-1958
J&J b
3s Ref imp 1941-1947.J&D
£
2Kb Ref imp '41-'45..M&N &
4.40s 1956
Cincinnati—
5Kb Imp Feb
5s July 1 1965
%
to 0.75
A&O
to 1.0
J&D b 1.20
to'3.00 %
Charlotte—
3 Kb 1941-1959
3s 1960-1977
Canton—
58 Sewer 1953
M&S
6s Water 1944-1959...A&O 5 1.25
Canton School Dist—
5s 1954
A&O
4Kb Dec 5 1941-1942..J&D b 0 50
to 2.3
b 0.75
to 1.25
to 1.25
Highway 1911
5s Harb Dev 1941-50.M&N
4Kb Dock 1943
M&N
.00
5 1.00
5 0.50
b 0.75
J&J b 1.20
J&J b 0.50
J&J b 0.50
1 1976
to 2.9^
A&O
to
to 1.25
0.50
0.50
4Kb Bridge 1941-1944.J&D 6 0.50
4Ks 1949-1956...
F&A 6 2.00
4s Bridge 1945-1955...J&D 6 1.50
Multnomah Co 3 D No. I—
to 2.9
M&S
M&S
Buncombe County—
l-4s gen ref July
to 2.40
2Kb 1911-1951
2Kb 1911-1951
Asheville—
l-4s gen ref July
5 1.00
5 1.00
5 1.00
3s 1941-1963
to
0.50
Highway 1941-1942..A&O
Multnomah County—
to 2.60
3.10 %
J&J b 0.50
to 2.00
F&A
,3Ks May 15 1941-1945......
|4Kb H'way *41-'49 (s-a).A&O
to 3.00
3.10;%
to 2.00
to 2.10
1941-1947
Astoria Ref 1-5% 1967-
3.10'%
to
1.90
0.50
0.50
F&A
OREGON
(See footnote *)
to
to 1.00
2.00
5Kb Wat & Pk '41-'49.F&A
2.50
to
,
J&J b 0.50
A&O & 0.50
to 1.90
2.25
2,00
2.50
b 0.75
J&J b 2.00
4Kb 1941-1962
4Kb 1941-1968
4b 1941-1968
5 3.00
5s W W 1941-1968
to
50
to 2.25
5s
2.50
2.50
Akron 5Ka 1941-1951
1.00
5s Water 1941-1953...A&O 5 0.75
%
I
3.10s Oct 1
5 Kb July 1946
Forks—
A&O
A&O
A&O
4s Water Works 1942.A&O
Allen Co 5 Kb 1941-1950.A&O
Ashland 5Ks 1941-1944.A&0
to 1.40
J&J b 0.20
J&J b 0.20
to 1.80
0.50
Highway 4Kb 1941-'46A&0
2.00
Sewage Dis 1941-65.M&N 5 3.00
4Kb 1941-1947
4Kb 1911-1952
4Kb 1941-1956...
Water town—
3Xs
3Ks
%
1941-1947...M&S 6 0.50
4Kb Water Works 1941 J&J
S D 4Kb 1941-1953
J&J 6 0.50
Oklahoma County—
2.50
J&Jj5
to 2.00
4s June 1
«
to 2.50
5s Water
to 2.20
2.20
5 3.00
OHIO
to 1.80
J&D b
4Kb San Sew *41-'82—'-J&J b
4Kb Parkway 1962-86.J&D b
4Kb Co Bldg 1941-44.-A&O b
4Kb '44. '45. '56 & '69 J&D b
4s Co Bldg 1941-59.—M&S b
to 2.00
48
to 0.90
County—
5s 1941-1976
to 1.75
1.75
4s
.10
4Kb1911-'50.F&A b 0.25
-
0.50
Muskogee—
4Kb Aviation 1941-53..J&J 6 0.50
Oklahoma City—
2.30
to 1.50
b 0.20
to 1.60
0.50
2Kb June 30, 1941-1948...
to 1.50
Kb highway 1941-'53-F&A b 0.25
4MB
1941-1953
5s 1941-1945-.
1.50s 1941-1946
to 1.10
2s June 30, 1949-1954
to 1.10
b 0.20
b 0.20
Warren Co
5
b 0.25
2.30
to 2.60
A&O
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943...
%
to 1.30
to 2.40
to
due June 30 1941 to 1948—
5s Farm L'n 1941-45&'50 J&J b 2.50
5 Kb 1945 & 1948 ser O—J&J 5 3.00
4Ks July 1951 & 1955...J&J 5 3.00
4s
0.25
0.25
Tulsa—
to 2.60
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.25
to 2.10
to 1.60
to 2.35
NORTH DAKOTA
to 2.75
Utica—
to 2.10
Funding 1K% to2K%
%
10524
to 2.10
0.25
6 0.25
4Kb 1941-1957
^
to
0.25
0.25
,
_
3s revenue 1953-1975..F&A
3 Kb s f revenue 1980--F&A
to 1.00
OKLAHOMA
„„,
Winston-Salem—
%
3.00 %
F&A b 0.25
Youngstown School Dist—
4Kb 1944-1947
M&S 6 1.10
5s 1911-1944
..M&S
x
68 K
Wilmington—
5s Ref & Impt 1955
A&O
4Kb 1941-1962
A&O b 0.75
4Kb Pub Imp 1941-60-J&J.& 0.75
to 2.20
to 1.75
to 2.10
Zanesville S D 5s '41-43.A&0 6 0.50
—J&J
-
to 2.70
to
M&N b 2.40
Salisbury 6s 1941
M&N
Transylvania County—
Refunding 1K% 1941-1942
2% 1943-47, 2K% '48-'52
3 % 1953-57 and 4% 1958-
1.75
to 1.40
0.25
4Kb 1911-1954
M&S15
4Kb 1941-1953
M&S
4Kb Nov 1 1941-1953
4s Park July 1 1942—J&J
Toledo, School Dist—
4Kb 1941-1959.......A&O
4Kb 1941-1956
A&O
Youngstown—
6s Bdge 1941-1941
A&O
to 2.40
4Kb 1948-1959
0.25
6s Pub Wharf I960...M&S
5s Sewer 1949
M&S
2.35
M&N ,5 2.00
3Ks 1951-1956
3s 1955-1970—
Randolph County—
4Kb 1941-1947
b 0.50
1941-1955—II—M&S
4s
J&J
1946-1950
J&J
M&S
4W^1"19^0
5s W W 1941-1944
to
to 0.50
Toledo—
1.75
M&S b 1.75
to 1.25
to 1.70
A&O
Springfield—
4KB 1941-1949
1.75
M&N
Raleigh—
5s Impt June 1 1944.-J&D
4Kb 1941-1967
A&O b 1.00
4s
1941-1971
3s
2.20%
%
4Kb 1943-1947
to 1.00
3Ks
to 2.50
6s Ref Nov 1950
Pitt County—
'41-45-A&O b 0.25
1941 1946
a
3.65
%
to 2.00
™
Syracuse—
4.20s Dec 15 '40-71
to 3.50
to
Net
Conservancy Dist—
Newark 4Kb 1941
M&N 6 2.00
Ask
Portsmouth City S D—
Mecklenburg County—
to 1.80
4s
to 3.80
to 3.10
Lincoln County—
5s Bridge 1941-1951—F&A b 0.75
to 1.50
4§s 1941-1944
to 3.00
to 3.00
to 2.60
Bid
1941-1945
0.25
J&D
5Ke 1946-1949
1.25
J&D
Montgomery County—
5s Flood Emerg '41-'42 J&D b 0.25
to 2.60
M&N b 3.50
M&N
101
'42.F&A
A&O b 1.25
4Kb 1941-1950
2.25
b 0.20
2.20s June 1 1941-1962 J&D
-
Miami
5 KB
M&N 6 2.00
4s 1942-1957
3Ks 1958-1969
3 Kb 1970-1975.
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1
^
0.20
3K« 1941-1951
F&A b 0.25
2 Kb High & ref 1941-57 M&S b 0.25
5Ka 1941-1960
Bonds
Greenville 5b W W 1958-F&A
1.40,'
1.75! %
to 1.00
0.50
County—
1942-1958
J&J
5s Dec 15 1940-1948
Somers (T) 4K8'4i-'53-M&N
Southampton—
5s 1941-1971
M&N b
Suffolk County—
4Kb 1941-1957—
A&O 6
4Ks
Sullivan Co 4Mb
Ask
4Kb 1941-1957
M&N b 0.75
High Point 4Kb 1941-48.J&J b 1.50
5s Wat Serv 1941-1968 J&D 6 1.50
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Guilford County—
Schenectad
;henectady
,
Yield Basis
or
Net
6 0.25
b 0.25
b 0.25
A&O 6
M&S b
M&S 6
F&A |6
M&S|£>
1941-1955
2KB
Ask
b 0.25
Scarsdale 4Xs 1941-45--J&D
Schenectady—
4.30s
1941-1948
J&D
4.15s 1941-1960
A&O
4s Oct 15 1941-1944--A&0
of Issue
Yield Basis
or
Bid
Bonds
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date
to
1.90'%
5s June 1 1982 opt
to
1.00,%
4Kb May 1948
4KB Nov 1 1 048
prior to that date are tax-exempt.
'52.J&D
J&J
124X
..J&J
117K
.
b Basis,
117
/Flat price
118K
119K
STATE
Dec., 1940]
AND
MUNICIPAL
99
BONDS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
Ask
Bonds
Bid
Ask
113
115
-J&-J
J&J
J&J
11014
112
120
122 H
-J&J
1956..
J&J
103 54
112
"l04h
b 1.25
4s Peb 16 1955
125
to 2.00
b 1.25
to 1.40
b 1.75
less
6 2.00
to
6 2.10
to 2.30
to
0.75
0.75
0.50
94
98
85
100
89
99
to 2.20
School District—
3s 1944-1964
F&A b 1.00
2 lis 1941-1963—--J&D b 0.50
Ti
3ms
1.20
to 1.70
to 1.50
2MB 1947-1948—
to 1.70
3s Sept 1 1946—
3Ms Sept 1 1944..-—...—
3mb Sept 1 1945...—.
3 Ms 1948
J&D
3.90s Sept 1 1955-1958
to
2.00
2.60
to
to 2.75
0.30
to 2.25
1.10
to
Scran ton School District—•
2.50
3.00
to 2.75
4 ha Impt
4 lis
1.10
to 2.00
to 2.25
6 1.20
1.00
4Ms bridge 1944-1945
6 1.00
6s July 11943
6 1.85
.10 6s April 15 1946-1947
Carter County—
100
Ref 4 Ms April 1 1941-67—
Chattanooga—
Electric Power Revenue—
6 1.50
0.90
1.70
-
2MB 1941-1968
J&J
2mb July 1 1969
J&J
4 Ms School 1956
A&O
4mb Memorial Aud '52M&N
5s Hospital 1954
.M&S
to 0.85
2.50
3.10
6 3.30
3.10
3.10
0.50
86
to 1.60
3.80
3.60
1.40
.
RHODE
ISLAND
1942-1971-—
---J&J
1.00
to 2.50
5% Co Memorial '41-'50J&J
Dyer Co ref 3M-4Ms 1965
Fayette County—
4mb Road 1958
J&J
Gibson County—
4Mb, 1940-1958
Hamilton
County—
4M% Refunding 1957-A&O
5% Bridge 1944.
'41-73-M&S15
1.00
to 2.60
Jackson—
1% Relief 1942-1943---M&S
0.35
to 0.50
1M% June 1 1941-1943—J&D
8% Public Wks 1951-50-M&S
4s Oharit Inst 1965
M&S
4s June 1 1977..
J&D
0.35
2.15
0.50
to 1.50
2.00
2.35
2.20
1.25
to
Cranston—
2 Hs Nov 15
4s 1941-1960
4 Hs Mar 15
5s 1941-1942
1.00
A&O
1.00
to 1.10
0.75
to 2.00
0.75
to 1.85
4mb
1.75
1.50
1.75
0.50
2.50
2.75
2.50
2.75
2.50
0.50
1
to 2.60
2.75
to 2.35
0.90
J&D
M&N2
J&D
A&O
2.10
w&tor 4 ^8
4s Funding
1.90
b 2.35
b 2.35
2.10
„
1941-1950.-I
J&D
0.50
1.00
...J&D
f&A b 1.60
2 Hp 1941-1957
F&A b 0.50
2s May 1 1941-1958—
b 0.50
1958
1958
4Mb
4M«
5s
1950...
1952-1962. A&O
2.10
to 1.60
Madison County—
to 2.00
to 2.00
4M% Highway '41-'49 J&D
Memphis 5s July 1954
J&J
to 2.00
5s River Term *41-'48_A&0
to 2.20
4Ms Water 1949-.—J&J
4144funding 1941.....J&D b 1.00
6s Fund 1941-1961
M&N b 1.00
4Hs 1941-1907
-J&D b 1.00
414s Funding 1944
M&N b 1.50
to 1.25
4mb Park 1959
4Mb 1941-1955..4s 1941-1954
4148 1941-1907-..-—J&D b
4lis June 1941-1957—J&D &
6s Funded 1941-1959-A&O b
4s Funding 1947
A&O b
1.00
to 2.80
1.00
to 2.60
„
WPA School Loan—
4Mb Water 1941-1962—J&J
J&J
3s 1946-1965
Woonsocket—
b 1.00
to 2.75
1.00
to
1.75
to
2.80'%
3 Ms 1941-1944.
2.10s 1945-1954
Electric Plant—
A&O
J&D
M&S
%
%
2.60 %
2.00 %
4s Instltu'l 1941-1959
J&J 6 0.
3Ha Refunding 1940-1955... 6 0,
State Highway Certificates
to 2.80
to 2.70
vo
Indebtedness—
J&D 6 0 .50
J&D 6 0 .75
J&J 6 0 .75
...a&O
F&A
M&N
114s 1942-1951
.M&N
Aiken Co 414s 1941-1945.F&A
114 s 1941-1950llisl942-1948
Co—
4 lis Highway 1941-43-F&A
Charleston 4 lis Jan 1942-J&J
8 lis Wat Works '41- 78A&0
Colombia 5s Ref 1941..M&S
414s Water 1945
J&J
Greenville 5a St 1942
J&J
8 He water ref 1941-76 M&N
Greenville County—
414s 1941-1955
J&J
4ha Highw 1941-1945-F&A
to
2.75
to 2.35
to 2.65
6 1 .75
6 0 .75
to 2.20
6 0 .90
to 1.80
6 0 .55
to 1.60
6 1 .00
to 2.10
to 2.60
3Ms
2.10s
Anderson
6 1.00
i
to 2.20
L50
6
Too
to
2".25
1%00
2.25
1.70
6 1.00
to 3.15
6 1
to 2.20
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
M&N
414s 1907—
4 lis 1941
M&S
Spartanburg—
414* Water 1941-1965-J&J 6 1.00
5s Nov 1 1943
Spartanburg County—
414s 1941-1947
M&S 6 1.
Sumter County—
5s 1941-1952
York County—
to 3.00
to 3.00
to 2.60
1942-1949
1950-1969
2.25
to 2.60
%
to 2.80
%
to 2.70
J&J 6 1
6 1
0.50
1.25
less
less
as
of Jan.
4s Ref 1946-1965
Salt Lake City s d—
4s May 1 1949
to 2.60
6 2.00
1 f
1941.
h
to 2.40 %
6 0.50
to 2.50
6 0.50
to 2.25
6 1.70
1.50
6 2.25
to 2.65
6 1.00
to 2.25
6 0.20
to 2.00
6 0.20
to 2 .10
%
2.00
6 0.75
to 2.30
6 1.75
to 3.75
to
3.85
to 3.25
to 3.25
1.25
to 3.25
to 3.25
to 2.70
1.60
57.00
to 3.40
6 3.10
to 3.30
pages
19 and
to
6 0.25
0.20
6 0.25
to 1.40
6 0.30
to 1.35
b 0.25
0.25
to 1.20
70
to 2.20
ro
A&o b 1.25
6 0.50
to 1.85
J&D
3 ms
1940-1948-.—
j&d
4Mb Oct 1 1941-1949—a&o
to
to 1.00
b 0.10
to 1.10
%
%
4s Refunding 1942-1951 j&j 6 0.40
Burlington—
1.00
to 1.80
to 1.50
to
%
2.20 %
to .1.75
%
6 0.15
to 1.90
%
hah 1940-55.j&D
t,
Rutland (School Debt)—
4s 1941-1948.
F&a 6 0.15
to 2.50
6 0.50
to 0.75
4s
6 0.50
to 2.10
6 0.50
6 0.50
to 1.60
2mb Refunding 1947-60—j&j
1mb refunding 1941-'46—j&j
Albemarle Co 5s 1948..—j&j
6 0.50
to
6 0.50
to 2.50
6 0.50
to 1.50
2.50,%
to 2.00
6 0.50
%
to 2.00
to 1.00
VIRGINIA
(Commonwealth) 1902
1.75
less
1
1.50
less
1
0.75
less
M
2.00
less
1
d 15
2.00
less
1
F&A
2.00
less
1
5Mb School 1941-1953.. J&j
Charlottesville—
5s 1962 opt 1942
m&s
5s Water imp* 1958—j&j
Danville—
2.50
less
1
0.75
less
M
2.50
less
1
1 1941-1950--j&j
1.80
less
1.50
less
1
1
1
Alexandria—
"3s
1941-1973—j15 &
Arlington County—
5mb 1941-1954
%
%
4.50 %
2.20
Bristol—
2.40
™
2.00
to 2.25
to 1.25 %
Fairfax Co 4Mb 1945—F&a2
Henrico County—
School 5s 1941-1950...j&j
,
1.50
less
2.20
less
1
4a Pub Impt 1941-1959. J&j b 1.80
to 2.30
less
1
less
1
4ms June 1 1957
J&d
Lynchburg—
6 1.00
to
3.60
to 3.25
3.20
Newport News—
4Ms 1941-1958
F&a 6 2.30
Norfolk—
3s 1953-1962
j&d
2.50
2.50
2.40
2.30
2.75
less
less
less
less
Portsmouth—
101M
6 1.00
Austin—
5s 1941-1942.
6 0.50
J&J
J&J 6 0.50
J&J 6 0.50
J&J 6 2.60
5s Water Works 1954-M&S
5s 1941-1965
..—A&O 6 1.25
4Mb 1941-1970
.—J&J 6 1.00
100
4s 1942 opt 1922—J&D
3 Ms 1941-1952
A&O 6 1.00
A&O 6 3.10
5M> Impt Apr 10 1956-1965 6 3.25
/ Flat price.
1.40
1.55
0.25
6 0.10
6 2.75
Abilene 5s Feb 15 1959-1905—
Amarillo4Ms *41-'58.M&S 15
•
$
VERMONT'
1.90
6 0.75
4Mb 1941-1961
4 Ms 1941-1953
4 Ms 1954-1958
Beaumont—
92
2.10
6 0.50
TEXAS
6 Basis.
to 2.60
6 1.25
—m&n 6 1.50
2Ms Refunding 1958--M&n 6 1.70
Salt Lake Co 4 Ms Apr 1 1942 b 0.40
1.80
to 1.50
6 0.50
J&D 6 1.10
J&D 6 5.00
h
1688
6 0.50
4mb 1940-19725% Water May 1952—
5% Port Terminal May '52
Petersburg 4Ms 1952...a&o
1
1.00
called
6 0.50
2.80
6 0.50
STATES—See
5ms April 1 1941
—j&j
lms refunding 1940-1955
Ogden 4m% 1941-1945—f&A
Salt Lake City—
5s Refunding 1941
j&j
4s Ref 1941-1945—a&o
to 2.75
J&D
4s 1953-1977
Brazoria Co—
—M&S
J&J15
Bonds
3.00
J&D 6 0.75
6 1.50
Smith County—
5 Ms Fdg 1941-1958—J&J
Tipton County—
4 Ms Road July 2 '41-'58J&J
%
4lis Rural Credit 1942..J&J
*
6 3.20
Robertson County—
4Mb Road 1948-F&A 6 2.40
Shelby County—
4s Courthouse 1957
A&O 6 2.60
5s Aud Mkt H'se 1949-M&S 6 2.20
4M% Jail 1941-1951—M&S 6 0.50
SOUTH DAKOTA
6s Sept 1941
5 Hs Jan 15 1943
3.75 %
UTAH
2.90
2Ms 1946-1959
_
J&J
4Hs 1941-1950.
6 3.50
63.10
3 Ms 1942-1945
Polk Co 5s 1941-1940
%
to 3.25 %
4Mb ref Apr 1 1953-1964
UNITED
%
%
1.00
to
Wichita Falls—
3.40
3.50
8s sewer 1940-1958—J&D 6 1 00
2 lis sewer 1949-1958.J&D 62 40
Kershaw Co—
5s Highway 1941-1940.F&A 6 1.00
Marlon Co—
1
2.65
6 1.25
5s St Impt Dist No 2 1943..
4mb 1941-1967
—j&j 6*0.50
4ms 1941-1968
..f&a 6 0.50
3s July 1 1941-1951
j&j 6 0.75
Waco—
5s Water Works 1942
j&j
4Mb Water 1941-1968—J&J
3.50
3.60
3.25
Washington County—
5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
J&J 6 3.50
White County—
5H% Highway 1955—M&S 6 3.40
to 2.75
6 1
%
to 2.60
to
Wichita County—
2.50 %
6 3.70
6 3.80
J&D 6 0.50
J&D 6 1.00
Nashville—
6s 1941-1942—A&O
5s March 1941-1960—-M&S
5s Memorial Sq '41-50-M&S
4Mb Hospital *41-'56—J&J
4 Ms 1941-1968
M&N
4MB 1941-1967
J&J
4Mb 1941-1948—
M&S
Electric Power Revenue—
$
i
%
1.50
Brattleboro—
Montgomery Co 5s Cumber
land River Bdge 1953.F&A
4mB 1940-1953
3 lis 1941-1949
3s 1941-1952
2 lis 1945-1954
%
Gas Plant—
1.25 %
to
SOUTH CAROLINA
of
3.15
100
i
Electric System Revenue—
6 0.50
3 Ms 1941-1954
J&J
63.10
3 Ms 1955-1958
J&J
to 1.60
1944-19512lis 1951-1959
3s
3*25 %
Refunding 4 Ms Jan 1 1958.
t Refunding 5s Jan 1
t Refunding 6s Jan 1
General Obligation
General Obligation
General Obligation
Funding 5Ms Sept
1.85
1.25
to
4% to4M% due 1969
7 Refunding 4mb Jan 1 1958.
„
3.40
to 3.25
to 3.25
4 Ms Apr 10 '41-'56.A&010
Knoxvllle—
-J&J b 1.15
A&O " 2.00
4*Jan 1 1945..
4iOct 1 1954
4s May 2 1957
4s Water 1902
4s Oct 1 1964..
to 2.40
2.00
M&N
4mb Sewer 1952
4lis School 1954.
Providence—
4lis 1940-1959
6 2.00
6 0.75
to
6 0.75
—F&a 6 0.75
San Antonio—
5Ms w w 1941-1965.M&n 6 0.75
5e Sept 1941-1959
m&s 6 0.75
3.00
to 1.75
98
^
.
4Kb 1950...
J&J
to
63.15
2.90
to 3.20
6*0.75*
POrt Arthur—
6s 1941-1970
88
6 1.00
5Hs Impt 1940-1940—J&D
Knox County—
6 2.75
4mb Bridge May 1 *61 M&n
J&J
J&D
Pawtucket—
Ref 1941-1948
Johnson City—
Newport—
5H8 June 1 1941-1953.
4lis May 1941-1942..M&N
AsMay 15 1948
M&N
3 ha g High sch 1954. J&D
2 lis Waterwks '41-71 M&S
4s
to 2.60
6
3.00
3 Ms Nov 11941-1967-m&N
Houston—
4Mb Sept 1941-1952—M&N
4ms 1941-1957
j&j
4ms Impt 1941-55(s-a)-j&j
4 Ms 1942-1947
2Ms 1941-1955
—j&j
1mb 1941-1955
J&j
Houston s d 5s Feb 1952
\4ms 1940-1951
j&D
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1944,
1949, 1954,1959.1964
to 2.60
6 3.30
to 2 25
to 2.25
to 2.40
Harris co—
„
Davidson County—
6 1.60
4Mb Highway 1947—J&J 6
1941-1943
j&j
_5Ms Road 1941-'54.A&010
101M
6 2.70
6 3.30
to 2.75
to 3.25
Galveston—
5s Grade Raising 1944.a&0
5s School 1941-1954- —m&8 6 0.75
5s 1941-1950
A&O 6 0.75
Grimes County—
1.40
6 0.25
to 2.80
Ind Sch d 4s *41-'64__F&a
_
2.00
6 0.25
to 1.50
0.75
1941-1945—-J&J
F&A
1.60
6 2.20
to 2.75
to 2.80
Refunding 1941
1.10
4s 1940-1955
Wllkes-Earre—
Yorl
ork
1.10
1.25
4 Ms 1941-1964
4s
1.25
0.90
4 Ms 1940-1967
to 1.80
1.30
1.40
—
2.15
to
1.50
J&D
to 2.60
6 3.25
6 3.25
A&O 6 3.10
j&d 6 0.75
F&a 6 0.75
F&a 6 1.00
5s 1951
1.85
6 0.75
6 0.75
6 0.75
6 1.80
6 0.50
6 0.50
6 2.25
A&o 6 1.00
purch 1950
a&o
Aug 1 1948...f&A
5s 1941-1959
4mb 1941-1971
1.60
1.65
1.35
1.80
1.35
4lis 1941-1950—. .---J&J
3% opt rev 1941-48--M&N
5s w w
5s Impt
TENNESSEE
2s Dec 11956—
2 Ms Dec 11950
2.00
To
Net
el Paso—
4 Ms 1941-1960
Fort Worth—
to 1.40
_
b
—M&n
4ms 1941-1970
M&n
4 Ms 1941-1945
M&n
4s School 1941-1951
j&J
2ms 1941-1957
j&j
2Mb voted 1941-1958-f&A
Dallas Co 4Ms Apr 10 1951-
101
year
1.00
to 2.20
^
b
%
to
Operating Revenue—
100 H
lMs Apr & Oct 1941
Pittsburgh—
r 0.50
4Mb 1941-1950
J&D
2ha Sch Dist 1941-62-A&0 ) 0.50
2Kb July 1 1941-1956--J&J ) 0.50
2 Ha Feb 1 1941-1958.F&A > 0.50
Public Works Relief—
4M% 1953
J&D b 2.20
Reading 5s Impt 1943-49-J&J
Schuylkill County—
4 lis 1941-1955.
-J&J
Scranton 4Mb 1941
f&A
6a 1941-1950
f&A
2 lis 1941-1965
M&N
Dallas—
5s 1941-1960.
98
Stanley Co 15
2.25
1
2.30
Ref 4Mb Sept 1 1954 opt..
Perkins Co refunding 3-4s——
to 1.00
0.75
-J&J
J&D
4s 1940-1950.....
Corson County—
4-4 Ha
-1942-1958
Jackson Co—
105
0.75
1950-59--F&A
thereafter
105
3Mb Jan 1 1941-45
2mb Jan 1 1946-1960—J&J
Philadelphia School Dist—
■
4Ms 1941-1943
J&J
4HB 1941-1959—_ .-M&N
4Mb Apr 15 1941-58. A&015
4s 1941-1942
"l04m
Ask
Reclamation District—
2 Ms 1942-1955
M&n 60.60% to99M
Corpus Chrtsrl fia fd *67 F&a 6 4.00
3.75
2 ms 1947-1952
A&o 10 6 2.05 to 2 50
to 2.25
b 1.00
Refunding series AA—
4 Hs to Aug 1 1941, 3%
4s Jan 1 1946
104
Bid
Brazos River Conservation &
Due May 1 1943-'50—M&N
Ref 4s Aug 1 '43-'49
F&A
3 Hs 1943 to 1946
F&A
3s Feb 1 1947
—F&A
3s Refdg 1950-1959—F&A
11514
or
Bonds
Net
4Ms Rural Credit-
Philadelphia (Concluded)—
4Ms 1976 opt 1946
....
4 Ms Dec 17 1978
J&J
4sJuly 1942
J&J
4s Nov 1 1966
4s July 26 1972
3 Ms July 1 1980 opt
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
5 Ms 19514ms 1941-1954
103
to 3.30 %
_
5s Water 1948
..f&a
j&j
2.90
less
2.25
less. 1
j&d
2.25
less
1.90
2.00
less
Richmond—
4mb 1958
j&j
4Mb July 1 1964j&j
to
4Mb July 1 1941.
.j&j
to
4Mb July 1 1965
j&j
2 Ms 1941-1953.
j&j
3.10
1Mb Jan 1 1941-1960——
to 3.40
Roanoke—
to 3.40
2Mb Water 1941-1968.A&0
2 Ms Jan 1 1941-1958—j&j
to3"l5
4m> 1940-1956
to 3.60
Staunton 5s 1941-1958..M&S
Tazewell Co 5s 1941-46..J&j
to 3.75
Washington County—
5s school 1941-1949—..J&j 6
to
0.75 %
%
2.50 %
2.80 %
to 3.00
1
1
less
0.25
2.00
less
1.60
less
1.25
less
1.80
1.60
less
1.70
2.00
less
less
1.40
less
2.00
less
1
I Optional to Jan. 1. 1943 at 104; 1948 at 103; 1953 at 102 and 1958 at 100.
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
100
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Ask
Bonds
Net
WASHINGTON
0.25
dark County—
to 0.75
1.50
to 1.80
1.80
to 1.90
%
|
%
■
2.50
M&N
(Elec Rev)—
Refunding 6s 1953
Cowlitz County
M&N
2.00
to 3.55
%
M&N
3.40
to 3.60
M&N
3.65
to 3.75
%
4Mb Gen oblig wat_ 1940-59 b 0.50
to 2.75
3Ms
1943-1956-
1956-1964
4s
4 Ms
1964-1970-
Tacoma—Revenues—
4 Ms Water 41-'43 (s-a) J&J
4Mb EIL&P '42-'46(s-a)J&J
4Ms EIL&P '41-51 (s-a) A&O
4s Water 1944-1940
J&J
%
Everett—
%
Water revenue bonds—
0.75
2s 1941-1945
2Ms Water ref 1940-1912
King County—
4Ms Bridge 1941-49.M&N
4 Ms 1941-1950
M&N
ierce County—
6
4MB 1940-1944.—
-
0.75
to 1.25
0.60
to 2.40
0.60
to
0.60
to 1.40
0.50
to 2.50
0.50
to 2.50
4M«refwat 1941-1954--J&J
Washington Toll Bdge Auth—
Tacoma Narrows Toll Bdge
3s 1941-1952—
M&S
3 Ms 1952-1960
M&S
Lake Wash Toll Bridge—
3s 1941-1949
M&S
3 Ms 1949-1955
M&S
to 2.00
%
2.45 %
%
Port of Seattle—
1941-1955
M&S
4Ms Jan 1941-1955
J&J
Seattle—
6s 1941
L & P
A&O
5MsL&P 1941-1943-M&N
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&0
4M Lt & Pr 1941-'58—M &N
Emergency Funding opt '44
4Ms 1941-1959 opt--M&S
General obligations—
4Mb 1941-1955
A&O
4Mb 1941-1957——A&O
Munlc Lt & Power Rev—
4 Ms 1949-68 opt '43-A&O
4s 1941-1953
M&N
3 Ms 1943-1953
A&O
3 Ms 1941-1954
A&O
Seattle School Dist No 1—
4s
1946-1950
M&N b
fy-
5s
b Basis.
b 0.50
to 2.30
b 0.50
to 2.35
b 0.50
to 0.70
J&D b 0.35
J&D 6 2.00
1941-1958—
1958-1972
2Mb
to 2.05
to 2.25
Charleston Housing Authority
2%
1941-42, 2 M % 1943-45,
2.Ms 1946-54
J&D 6 0.40
to 2.30
Charleston S D—
5s
1941-1952
J&J
Clarksburg 5s 1941-1953-A&0
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct
Morgantown 5s 1941-1548. J& J
Ohio Co (Board of Educat)—
2Mb 1942-1974 opt '46.J&J
Wheeling—
5s Wat Wks 1941-1952.J&J
6 0.40
6 0.15
to 2.20
to 1.20
%
to 2.10
to 1.25
%
b 0.40
to 1.85
b 1.50
%
to 1.80 %
6 0.50
to 2.00
6 0.35
to 1.75
6 0.50
to 2.45
6 0.40
to 2.00
2Ms 1941-74 opt '45-J&J 6 0.25
6 0.60
b 0.60
to 2.40
General improvement—
%
WISCONSIN
to 105
b 1.00
Eau Claire 4Ms 1941-44.J&J 6 0.25
Green Bay—
4Mb 1941-1947
A&O 6 0.25
6 1.00
to 2.70
6 2.70
to 1.00
0s W W 1941-1960—M&N 6 0,50
6104 M to 105
to 2.25
to 3.00
to 1.30
1941-1951—J&D 6 0.75
to
4 Ms
2.70
6 0.25
to 1.40
6 0.25
—J&J 6 0.25
to 1.00
6 0.25
6 0.25
to 1.50
6 0.25
to 1.30
6 1.00
to 3.00
6 0.50
to 2.00
6 2.00
to
J&D
1941-1949-
Milwaukee—
to 1.10
to 1.60
to 0.60
6 0.15
to 1.40
J&J
J&J
2.70
3Ms
1943-1952
—J&J
3s Sept 1, 1941-1940
2.70
M&S
2Ms Sept 1. 1940-1900..M&S
3.15 2 Ms Nov 11941-1902...M&N
2 Ms May 1 1944-1962
3.2
%
6 1.25
to 1.50
4Mb Ct H'se '41-'50 M&N 15
4Ms Sew Mar 12 1941-19454Mscourth'se '40-49 J&D16
Racine 4 Ms 1957
M&N
Racine County—
4 Ms 1941-1950
J&J
Superior 4 Ms Sch '41-'44-J&J
to 3.40
%
%
4s July 1948-1952
3 Ms 1951 and 1952
2.00
to
to
1.00
to
2.25
to 3.25
1.50
to
1.50
to 0.90
Milwaukee County—
6 0.20
to 3.40
0.50
J&J
6 0.20
6 1.00
to 1.75 %
1.40
0.50
4 Ms 1941-1945
4s
1941-1944
5s Highway 1941-1946.._J&J
4Mb
1945-1954
J&J
4Mb
1941-1943
—J&J
4s 1941-1950J&J
1.00
0.75
2s Road
%
to 2.00
%
6 0.60
6 0.15
to 1.45
6 1.05
to 1.65
6 0.20
6 0.65
to 1.00
to 1.60
to 1.05
Albany County—
Ref 3 Ms 1942-1954
J&J 6 0.50
Casper ref 4Ms 1941-1964. J&J 6 0.50
Sheridan (Wat) 3 Ms 1941-'65 6 0.50
to 1.70
J&D
l".60
0.65
to
0.20
M&S
3.50
WYOMING
to 1.65
J&D 6 0.15
1941-1963
1Mb Road 1950-1951
lMs Road 1944-1964
lMs 1941-1964
3.25 %
Surplus
to 1.60
to 2.00
to 3.00
to
3.00 %
Capital
Surplus
31,
Unearned
Premium
1939
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Reserve
Dec.
Bid
Per
$
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Allemannia Fire (Pgb)
Amer Alliance (N Y).
(Read'g.Pa)
Amer Equitable (N Y)
Amer Fid & Casualty.
Amer Fire (Wash'ton)
Home Fire(N Y)
In ur (Newark)
Amer Reins ur (N Y)_
Amer Reserve (N Y)_
Amer States (Ind'nap)
Amer Surety (N Y)_.
Automobile Ins Hartf)
(Bit)
Bankers Natl Life
Bankers & Shipp (NY)
Boston (Boston)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff)
Calif-West States Life
OamdenFlre (Camden)
.
10
,
128M 132M
52 M
54 M
27 M
29
76 M
80 M
22
23 M
22 %
22 H
8
18M
10M
*88
12 M
110
4M
13
~~6M
(Philadelphia)
Jefferson Stand Life..
14M
45M
15M
30
31
28*
39
50 M
41
York
National Cas (Detroit)
7M
8M
National Fire (Hartf)
Nat'l Liberty (N Y)-_
22
Merchants
25
Merchants
.
500.000
1,057.804
5
10
400,000
532,498 116.036,236
1,573,861
2,165,995
a3,456
17,274
5
1.500,000
150.000
10
20
315
340
28 M
"22 M
(Baltimore)
8
10
10
5
5
(N Y)
10
(Jer City)
Fidelity & Dep (Bait) 20
Fidelity-Phenix (NY) 2M
Federal Ins
Fire Assoc of Phlla
10
Fireman's
20
2,000,000
1,500.000
3.000,000
637,530
1.000,000
25
2,000,000
24 M
9
55
11M
65
13
23
25
27
29
34 M
1.421,828 121,700,845
2,642,443 127,864,308
6.822,050
66,076,028
373,178
2.500,000
228,044
834,962
12,866,770
9.130.299
51,504,983
10,214.569
397,403
16,356.502
8,029,384
8,828.675
6.000,000
1.007.254
1.187,443
35M
7,324,229
1,000,000 1,453,186
1,200,000 17,789,632
t887,835
6.933.791
5,000,000
815,000
1,500,000
250,000
755,095
4,000,000
2,400,000
3,750.000
2,000,000
300.000
7,500,000
5
9,397,690
5
Georgia Home
Gibraltar Fire & Mar
Glens Falls Insurance
10
10
(Glens Falls, N Y)_
5
2.500,000
Globe & ^Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire.
5
5
15
15
37
9,784,360
19,678,872
3,000.000
1,000,000
500,000
1,000.000
39M
1M
56
897,459
3,252.880
58
7M
7M
50 M
300.163
400,197
2.824 060
6,352,355
15,451,216
9,527,819
254,365
12,757,108
13,967,492
7,272.844
2,164,733
991,253
1,326,705
38M
39 M
2M
120
W
67
9M
52 M
125
40
69 M
28
98 M
6,205.984 *103,115,640
1,224,424
2,148.977
201,290
100,222
350
37
210,000
1M
400V
IS
1.000.000
2.544.798
2.326.675
4,424,256
1,484,447
11.539,889
1H
2H
2,000.000
4.058,267
5,331,877
62 M
65M
9,016.344
4,131,181
46
50
1,000,000
1.009,695
1,000,000
750,000
5,000,000 22.414,530
4,000,000 8,784,716
200,000
235,471
1.100,000 5.609,852
1.691,246
1,117,201
15,102,208
5,591.541
95,914
7.339,788
146 M
5,000,000
6,244,634
16 M
17M
1.000,000
2,121.228
1.580.311
34 M
36M
3.000,000 8,229,214
1,000.000 2.156.234
927,484
1,500,000
2,000,000 14,060,178
600.000
1,526,085
1.000.000 5,453,997
4.686,941
2.466.401
2.245,657
45M
14M
47 M
16
5
9
Occidental Ins (S F)__
Old Line Life (Milw).
10
(N Y)__.
Pacific Indemnity
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
Peerless Casualty..
Phila Life (Phila)
25
2.000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
10
1,500.000
10
Phila Nat Ins (Phila).
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
10
1,000,000
630.000
700,000
1,000,000
6,000,000
101" '
25
(Milwaukee)
Preferred
39
6M
7M
26
29
62M
64 M
7M
14
151""
4
6,070,084
2,121.895
25M
4.959.557
104 M
26M
16
109""
5
10
1,000,000
5.352,343
8,150.000 25.681.304
2.000.000 : 1,757,193
4,000,000 ; 5,515,886
10 12,000,000 56,776,267
10
10
3.000.000
8,475,475
5 15,000.000 50,371,518
10
1,000.000 3,200.302
10
10
4.932.000
1,000,000
287.636
754.694
26X
119
38 M
13 M
9M
1M
14 M
87
2,950.945
2,199,510
13
3.000,0001
4,596.157
35M
1,530,000
1,000,000
6,414,876
4,998,898
1,928,266
2,ooo",666
3,184",552
2,738", 240
1,000,000
892.537
1,433,308
2.032,497
1,263,895
1,579,093
1,000,000
2,071,824
21,070.534
845.307
1,000,000
4,000,000
827.848
Providence
Washing¬
10
(Providence)..
2
ReinsuranceCorp( NY)
Reliance ins (Phila)..
10
Reliance Life (Pgh) 100 100
10
Republic (Dallas)
Revere (Paul) Fire
10
Rhode Island (Prov). 2M
ton
42
24
27
24M
26 M
45
47
2,853,978
9
3,011,073
10
10
13
Security Ins (N Hav).
Springf ield Fire & Mar
(Springfield.
Mass)
55
60
Standard Accident
10
12
Sun Life
29
1,255,309
5,256.395
33,867.780
10
125
1.000.000
40
4,041,236
13.146.880
10
5.460,234
5,415,507
957,537
2,411.725
735,709 *19,038,646
3.699,317
3,023,180
2.832.531
2,500,000
2,119,524 *35.421,052
281,435
493,974
207,183 *12.613,671
575,240
1,304.124
39.661.976
8.725,846
Accident
Rochester
297,899
981,131
18M
175
26 M
26 M
2M
American
(Rochester)
10
St Paul F & M (St P). 62 M 10.000.000
Seaboard F & M (NY)
1,000.000
10
Seaboard SuretyJNY)
1.000,000
10
Ass'ncejCas)
9,609.365
756,344
971.581
4,078,182
10
2,000,000
25
5.000,000 14,919.181
12.376,770
2,675.687
6,375.650
10
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
1
5
(New York)
10M
32M
•
10
5
100
12 M
13M
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100
U S Casualty conv pref
2
26 M
28
91
56 M
58 £
34
25
244
36
35
118M
50 M
3
230
402
U
88
1,380,640
52.856
1,241.513
500,000
2,000.000 18,118.208 *69.574.151
6.233,177
14,016.221
2,000,000
27 M
8,097.451
48,121.615
2,634.445
32 M
41
1,188,742
lVs
18M
42
2%
20M
8 Fidelity & Guar¬
anty (Baltimore)...
H 8 Hre (New York)U 8 Guarantee Co
-
Univer Ins
(N J)
West Coast Life (S F)
Westchester
2
4
10
8
5
FirefNY) 2M
Wisconsin Nat Lire
10
2,351.921
2,643.751
2,000.000 12,789,823
2,000,000 20.008,203
2.000,000 6.477.319
15,315,059
2.000,000
9
21M
49M
400.000
1,263.531
10.217.865
3.003.557
875.185
375.000
1.000.000
400.000
243.415
*24.100.281
6M
9,315,816
5.748,869
*7.779.760
34 M
574.790
No par value,
f Consists of $312,000 $4 cum. 1st pref., $500,835 $5 2nd pref. and $75,000 $5 Junior pref. stock.
legal reserve or life insurance reserves,
a Statutory insurance reserve,
e Includes capital,
x Not an insurance company.
8M
Fire
30M
Hartford Steam Boiler
»
Hampshire
.
9
Gr
(Hartford)
10
New
3,529,077 141,796,596
383,858 118,022,948
8,180,687 1219464,625
1,000.000
1,000,000
36 M
Fire
N J)_.
10
(Manchester, N H)
New York Fire
5
N'eastern (Hartford)
5
North River Ins (N Y) 2M
North Star Reinsur
5
Northern In* Co(NY) 12 M
155
44 M
Pacific Fire
Excess Ins
Home (New York)
Home F & M (8 F)
Home Fire Security..
Homestead Fire (Bait)
Brunswick
29 M
145
42
N orth westernN ational
Casualty
5
(Hammond, Ind)_.
Continental Ins (N Y) 2M
Eagle Fire (Newark). 2M
E mployers Re-ins (KC)
10
Amer
Indemnity
(New York)
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Halifax (Halifax, NS).
Hanover Fire (N Y)_
Hartford Fire (Hartf)
2
Nat'l Union (Wash)..
Continental
2d preferred
10
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
New Amsterdam Cas
Continental Amer Life
General Reinsurance.
10
103
18,657.475
900.000 el,681,064
4
633
New
1,979,097
pf
100
17M
22 M
72
1.215.138
2,500.000
com_^._
& Mfrs
New
613
16 M
20 M
71M
34 M
1,000.000
Firh Assur
(New York)
17
Columbian Nat'l Life
(Wash'ton)
Flremans Fund (S F).
Fire mens Ins (Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phila).
Ask
share
1,000,000
43 M
770.728
10
(Boston)
100
Commonwealth Life..
10
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
10
Excelsior
Bid
Per
10 12.000.000 65,269,141
21,620,936
10
2.000,000 3,000,000 *73,418,070
Jersey ins Co of N Y. 20
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
sas City, Mo)
100
5
Knickerbocker (N Y)
Lincoln Fire (NY)...
5
Manufacturers Oas'ty
10
(Phila)
1
Maryland Casualty
Mass Bonding & Ins
HM
(Boston)..-.
(New Brnns
100
(Wilmington, Del).
Oontinental Assurance
Unearritd
Premium
Reserve
1939
$
share
Carolina
(Wilmington
N. C.)__
Central States Life (St
Louis)
City of NewYork(NY)
City Title Insurance
Colonial Life (Jersey
Capital
Insur Co of Nor Amer
17,820,380
3,000,000 17,202,657
19.768,389
7,500,000 18,089,892
10 15,000,000 21.855.402 J582926.448
25 3.000.000
5,757,113
5,007,051
10
1,521,263
1,200,000 2.425.092
10 3,000,000
3,513.926 ' 1,909,764
5
563,730
1,591,302
563,730
5
1,000,000
4,932,801
2,920,034
5
213,183
985,989
157,500
100
75.451
390,363
200,000
10
1,145,116
1,000.000
1,086,606
12,464,818
2M 3,343,740 11,354,498
10
1,424,965
2,000,000 4,925.023
10
1,000,000
1,282,815
2,643,210
10
892,276
350,000
350,000
25 7,500,000
6,192,656
5,837,363
9,618.591
10
5,000,000 8,617,287
2,079,984
1,500.000 2,330.902
2M
10
250,000
673,500 * 5,143,342
25
1.000,000 2,170.527
3,576,034
100 3,000,000 14,650,936
4,615.817
100
1,000,000 2,339,491
2,459,378
5
875,000
770,000 147.612,851
5
2.000,000 4.121,087
5.807,891
10
(Hartford)
Aetna Insur (Hartf)..
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Par
Ask
Aetna Casualty & Sur
Baltimore Amer
to 2.15
VIRGINIA
WEST
1.00
Dec. 31,
Amer
to 2.00
b 1.00
2Ms
2.10
b 0.50
/ Flat price.
Par
Ame
Net
Ask
Madison—
5s Watrev
Quotations are as near as possible
Amer Oas
Bid
Charleston—
b 2.30
Yakima—
f
To
or
Bonds
Net
Ask
Walla Walla—
2.25
4s 1946-54 optional 1946—
Bid
Spokane—
4Mb Park 1962
J&J
4s & 4 Ms ref 1941-51.. J&J
3Ms Ref 1943-1954—J&J
4MB 1941-1954
M&S
5Ms 1941-1953
J&J
5s Imp Mar 1 1941-1942...
Spokane Water Revenue—
4Ms-4Ms 1941
A&O
to 1.70
1.70
4H% Gen ob"8 1941-43--J&J
4% Gen oblig
1948-1950
8 M% Gen oblig
1950-1951
8M% Gen oblig
1951-1952
To
or
To
or
Bonds
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
70
22
15M
* Policy reserves, also called
Quotations are
SODOl
aa near as
65
68
33
Pa) 1st extd 4-5s 1945-.
If
r
Bonds.
71"
36
60
Allerton New
York Ocrp—
Gum income 2~6s July 1 1955.. /
Allied Owners Corp—
9H
10 K
>
1st income 4-5s 1958
JA» \f 101K
Debenture 2-3s 1963
JA« /
89 K
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)—
Non-cum inc. 3-5s 1950—A At
34
Arcade Bldg A Rlty (Seattle)—
1st leasehold 3-6s 1948
J A.
/
f
/
8
AAO
Fourth A Market Rlty 6s '42.JAJ
5^s to 1940
/
JAJ
....MAS
94
Graybar Bldg
101
2K-5s 1957 (with
40
65
/
cum
inc (w s) 5s
Boston Metrop
~5K
4K
/
/
f
f
f
Income 7s 1950 whs
MA
Book Tower (Det) 2-5s *52.(w-i
Boston Insurance Exch Bldg—
1st Lse
_
3
3X
46
m.
15
f
-
•
-
«.
33
4
.
15
29
Building—
-
21
13K
Apr.'f
Boston Parcel Post 3s Oct 1945..
/
Boston Postal Serv 514s *38-JAJ
6
32
/
Broadway-Barclay Inc—
1st, 2s 1956
An Jun<
/
Bway Mot Bldg 4-6s 1948..F&A
Bway-Spring Arcade Bldg—
Non-cum 4-5s April 1 *57.JAE
Bway a 38th St 7s 1945
JaJ
Bway A 41st St Bldg 3 K-6s 1944.
Bklyn Fox Oorp inc 3s Oct 11951
/
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6 K#'46JAJ
2-4)48 extended to 1955
JAJ
Bush Term Bldg—See Industrial)
18
20
62 K
64
24
45
25
27"
10
12
1
»
li"
65
16
/
19""
45
■
-
-
-
-
46
Ghanln Building27 K
4)4
29 K
6
IK
Ghesebrough Bldg 6s 1948.
91^
92K
44
Oolonade
47
m
/
60
JX
66
Construction—
19
18
65
(Chicago) lst leasehold inc
3-5#. 1955.
longress Squ
5Ks 1946Court A
19)4
-
102 K
72
101
69
Remson Bldg Oorp
25
IK
/
De Paul Hospital 1st A ref
3-3K-3K-4s 1940-1947. J
28
3
Domin Square Oorp 4s '59...
Dorset Hotel 1st partic 2s 1957..
Drake (PhLa) 6s w-s 1959Eastern Ambassador Hotel units
23
41K
"•
6
Cum Inc deb ext 5Ks
41—'
/
11 Park Place Oorp 4s 194f ~
11 West 42d St (NY C)—
4Ks-5s (stamped) *53
MAN
24
26
13
4
24
Equitable Office Bldg 5s 1952
29
32
UK
1952
21
26
20 K
62
_
see
33""
31
<
2iK
13
15
13
15
X
_K
21
pagt
40
33
34
Retail
22
23
26
24
76
°
30
7)4
57
2K
20
■2H
22
28
32
86
IV*
29
1
88
31
IK
20 K
IK
23
2)4
63
84
88
98
99 K
2
101K
82
101"
5
103
90
65 K
68
41)4
38
6
7
82
84
21K
23
RAfioa
74
13 K
4K
15
5K
60
—
3
18
21
62
86)4
5
77
—.Ann Oct /
654
17
17
37
58
Sixty-one Broadway Building—
1st s f 3)4-58 (w s) 1950—MAN
Income 3-3 Ks stpd 1955.M&N
Speed Building (Louisville, Ky).
Income 6s 1945
MAN
Stanley-Mark Strand 6Ks 1941
Stanley Real Est 5Kb '45
JAD
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
5Ks 1942—....MAN
Steuben Bldg (Chic) 6s 1943 MAS
Stevens Hotel (Chicago)—
Income 5s W-S 1956
Stone A Webster Bldg (Boston)—
5s
1947
!
MAS
StrauBs-Manh&t conv 6s '33.JAD
Taft Rlty (New Hav) 6s*40 AAO
Income 3s whs 1951
Nov
10 East 40th Street Bldg 5s 19,53.
Non-cum Inc 6s 1958
JAD
1088 Park Av Corp 2K-5s'63 MAS
Textile Properties—
1st 4-5s (w s) 1958
MAN
Textile Crafts Bldg 2d 3s 1944
Trade Facilities Bldg 5% ctfs
Trinity Bldg 5K# 1939
.JAD
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941 .MAS
Stamped
Park Ave Bldg 4-5s 1946.JAD
H
40
99
_
-
2d fee 3s 1946
93
f
/
/
---
6)4
IK
54
/
25"
78'
5
32
23
21
65
24
70
,
Ann
40
10
21
-
2480 Bway Bldg 2d mtge 3s 1944.
33"
4)4
S*
Tyler Bldg 6s (w-s) July 1 1953..
U S Realty A Impt 6s 1944. -JAJi
Van Swerlngen Co—
22
1st 6s 1935...
FAA!/
1st A coll s f 6s
1938..—AAO./
Van Swerlngen Corp 6s '35.MAN
7K
24)4
2)4
35K
37)4
Income 3-4s 1950
Ann
Waldorf Astoria (Hotel)—
58 ys
Non-cum Inc 5s 1954.....MAS /
Wall A Beaver St Oorp—
49
19 K
21
49
k Last sale.
55 K
31
22
18
77
10
Wallbridge Operating Co (Buff)—
56 H
46 %
8
2
75
/
/
/
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953 JAJ
35
95'"
102
Dec'/
23 Lexington Ave 2K-4s '50.FAA
29 4th Ave Corp 2Ks '63 (w~s)
—
9K
28 K
17 K
Varick St Sta P G (N Y) 6s 1941
46
Nominal.
3-6s (w-s) 1956-
69
25
JAJ
53
80
n
5s, 1943
Savoy-Plaza Corp—
48
40
/ Flat price
St Louis Post Office—
1st cum inc 2-5)4% June 1957San Fran Paramount Corp—
50K
( )
f 5s 1962
An Mar /
45
77
s
2-6s July 1 1956
Roxy Theatre 1st 4s 1957—MAS
Russ Bldg. (San Fran.)6s'51 FAA
St Charles Hotel (Atl Cy) 6)4s *45 /
.
.
108)4
32
m
_
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942-2124-34 Bway Bldg 5)48—-1943
31
108
AAO
1st
61
88)4
Deb 5s series A 1959
MAS
Income deb 6s ser B 1959.AAO /
-
York Title A Mtge—
a
15 X
58)4
34
1
31
....
)4
84
4
26
/
4
/
66
Mercantile Properties, Inc—
Sec s f 5Hs 1946
JAJ
Merchants Nat Prop 4-6s '58. JAD
37
6s with stock 1959
/
Sherneth Oorp 3-5 Ks (w-s) .1956/
60 Park Place Bldg 4s-5s
.1947
26
Mtge cum Inc 3-6 K« 1957MAN
Manhattan Towers 6s 1948.MAS f
Marcy (The) 6« 1940
FAA
Mark Hopkins Inc—
27
35
70
Lord Nelson Hotel s f 4s '47.MAN
Lords Court Bldg 5K* 1942.JAD
Macrid Realty 3s
Madison Inc (N Y O)—
49 %
Schuyler-Hudson 4s 1947
SeviUa-Bilt Hotel 7 Kb '37 ctfs
Shelburn Inc (Atlantic City)—
73
Bldg 6s. 1941..MAN
Lombardy (The) 6s 1942...MAN
London Terrace Apts 3-4s'52 JAD
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6K® '45 *
22)4
Properties—
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With stock
JAD /
Without com stock.:
JAD f
6s debenture 1951
.On Sept /
43
Office
65
37
Rltbenhouse Plaza 2 )4s Jan 11958
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)—
„
Olympic Inc (The) Seattle—
1st 6s 1943
MAN
8K
24
111
37
Income 5s Oct 1 1943
JAJ
Repub Bidg(Denv) 3-5s'49.JAD
14 X
28
3
56
Realty Assoc Sec Oorp—
72
1st cum income 5K» 1945. (w-s)
North Station Indus Bldg (Boet)
37
5K
34
68
K L/
/
1st extended Inc 5s 1950—JAD
30
39
N Y Towers 2-4"(w4j 1960"-MAS
/
f
1900 Kittenhonse Sq ' Phlla)—
32
34
...
income 6>4# w s 1963 ....FAA
series B-I__
series B-K
series C2
series OW-1
series FI
/
Voting tr ctfs for common.....
Poll-New England Theatre—
1st sf 5s 1958
MAN
Gen income 5sNov 15 '83.JAD /
Prudence Securities Corp—
Income 5)4s ser A 1961—MAN
5)4s 4th series
Quincy Station P O (Chicago)—
5 Ks ex stock 1963
Lincoln Mtge Co (Newark)—
Oum Inc (w-s) 5s 1948
AAO
Loews Midland Theatre
5K's
5)48
5)4#
5Ks
5)48
/
1
...
Lewis Morris Apts 1st 4-5s 1951Lmcoln Bldg Corp—
New
May 1962
inc deb 5s May 1967
65
47
1st mtge 2-5a 1955
..JAD f
N Y Majestic Corp 4s (w-s) 1956
N Y Postal Service Station—
5 Ha 1937
....FAA
51
Ferry Station P O (San Fran)
Ext income 3s 1952
JAD
Film Oenter Bldg 4s 1949 .AAO
5th Ave A 28th St Bldg 6 K# 1945.
f
5th Ave A 29th St Bldg 6s 1948
f
6th Ave A 55th St Bldg 4s *55
6s Jan 1 1948
MAS
Lefcourt Manhattan Building—
1st fee 5s 1948
_JAD
Lefcourt State Bldg—
Extend 1st 4-6 Ks 1948.......
Lenox Hotel Inc 5s 1950
FAA
1st fee A l'hoid 4-5s 1949.A&0
Neisner Bros Realty, Inc—
Conv 8 f deb 6s 1948. ..JAD 15
New Weston Annex 3-4s w-s 1945.
N Y Athletic Club—
34
Exchange Building (Seattle)lsts r3-5s July! 1955—!
74"
50
99
cum inc 5s
cum
60
Ad) mtge inc Apr 15 4K8/4950- f
National Tower Bldg—
16K
1
Called for redemption,
1IH
1st mtge 2-5)48 1950—- AJ f
Nat Motel of Cuba 6s 1959-(w-s)
f
Nat Press Bldg 3-5s 1950
- - - JAJ
22
61
a
15"
Mtge
Conv
40
32
MANi/
2d non-cum inc 4s 1959-MANi/
Plerrepont Hotel 3-4s 1951..JAJi
76*
96
55
80 Broad St Inc 4s Nov 1 1956...
80 John St extd 4-5s 1950
AAO
f
870 7th Ave 4Ks Jan 1 1957
Eppley Hotels 1st sf 3-5s 1951 JAJ
61 East 42d St 3s 1956..-An Mar /
51 Fifth Ave 4s 1943
-AAO
52d A Madison Office Bldg—
1st Leasehold 3s Jan 1 1952
500 Fifth Avenue—
6Kst samped 4s 1949—..
/
1500 Walnut Oorp (Phila)—
1st 6s 1950
/
44)4
75K
23 K
13
72
Oorp 5s 1947....FAA
Jagels A Bellis Realty 6s '48.MAS
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
Kramon Devel Co 1st fee A
leasehold 3Ks-4s 1952...MAN
lAke Sh Ath Club (Chic> 6Ms *45
LaSalle Wacker Corp 5s fixed 1957
Non-cum inc 5s 1962
/
Units
/
Lawrence Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
Metropolitan Playhouses—
Debenture mt e 5s 1945.-FA A
2
51
15 Park Row 4s w-s 1952.... JAJ f
50 B'way Bldg 3-6# 1946—MAS /
39
14)4
35
19
27
5
40
Mecca Temple 5s 1942
40
Edgewater Beach Apts—
Oq Tr inc 6s w-s *50 Ann Oc.
Edgewater Beach Hotel (Chicago)
Deb.5s Legended
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939
1st s f Inc 3K-6s May 1 1948/
Hollywood Knickerbocker (L A)
1st 6s 1951—.—
FAA
Hotel Drake Oorp inc 3-5s '53FAA /
Hotel Gibson Corp (Cine)—
3-4s Apr 1947..
Hotel Lexington units 4s '55-MAS
Hotel Sherman, Inc—
1st 5s 1957 (w s) Apr
/
Hotel St George 4s 1950
AAO
Hotel Syracuse Inc3-6sl955-M AS
A
70
17
16
24
Harrltnao Bldg 6s 1961
MAN /
Hartford Times deb 4 )as *51 MAN a 103
Hearst-Brisbane Properties—
1st fee A l'hoid 6s 1938-41 JAD
27)4
1st fee A l'hoid 6s 1942.... JAD
20
Herald Square Building—
1st Income 4-6s Feb 1 1952.
MarshaU-Wells Bldgs 6Ks*47 FAA
Mayflower Hotel(D O) 6s 1950-
100
45
Detroit Leland Hotel 5s Oct
-Feb/
20)4
26
32 K
Hotel Taft
23
22
35)4
19 K
Oleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941
Cleveland Theatre gen 5s 194
Greeley Sq Bldg 6s 1951
Income 5s June 1 1942....JAD
110 So Penn Ave (Atl City)—
6s 1944 (w-s)..
—JAD
117-14 Union Turnpike (Kew
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 5Ks '48MAS
Fas« Of rices Inc;—
JAP
1st m leaseh 5s 1946
....
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s '41 MAN /
103rd A West End Ave—
84
42
stock)..JAD
54
f 6s'51..MAN
Pantages 'Alex) 6s to 1947.MAN
Paramount Bway Corp.—
1st M s f 3s loan ctfs 1955 FAA
Park Crescent 6s (w-s) 1955
/
Park Lexington Co Inc—
1st M leasehold sf3-4s 1964. JAJ
Park Place Dodge Corp 5s 1952.. /
6
93
38
s
34
43"
20
JAD /
Diego)—
One Park Ave 2d
Gardens, N Y) 5s 1953— -FAA /
165 Broadway Bldg—
Sec sfctfh 4)4s(ws) 1958
General s f 2a 3s Aug 1958 FAA /
Ore Paramount Oorp 4s '57. MAS
Orpheum Th A Rlty 6s '46—MAS
Palace Hotel (San Fr) 5s '45.FAA /
95
92
99
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)-
36
31
36
95
11)4
5%
.JAJ
Governor Clinton Co Inc (N Y O)
1st mtge 2-4s 1952
MAS
Granada Apt Bldg 6s 1938. .MAS /
Grant Bldg (Pittsb)—
--
14
Raker Hotel (Dallas)—
1st s f 5s 1950 (with stk) .1
Bait Parcel Post 5K« 1949-..
Barker Bros Bldg (LA) 6s'47 J
Bauman
(Ludwig)—
JX
16"
14
33
23
38
1410 B'way Bldg 3 Ks 1941
Gildred Bldg Co (San
1st sf 6s 1943
50 K
71K
1
10 K
25
Garrett Buildings (Chicago)—
26
6
14
Bid
Bonda.
Ask
12 K
100
48 St Real'n Oorp 1-48—Mar 1952
1400 B-way Bldg 4-5s 1948.JAJ
1st 2 K-4s (w-s) 1949
6s 1944
24
/
1st leasehold 6 Ks to 1941. MAS
Fuller Bldg (G A F Realty Oorp)
35
34
/
Bid
1528 Walnut Oorp 6s (w-s) 1951.
Forest Lawn 1st M 5s *64
FAA
40 Exch Place 5 Ks 1956
MAS
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958-MAN
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939...JAJ
Fox Det Theatre 6s 1942
AAO
Fox New Academy of Music—
Arcady-Wilshire Go (Loe Ang)—
Assoc Ohain Store Realty—
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Ask
Bid
101
ESTATE BONDS
REAL
Feb
100 X
11
4K
1st 4Kb Nov 1 1951.
JAJ
Warner Bros Hollywood Thea—
1st 6Ks 1941
MAN
Washington Properties Inc 7s 1952
Westchester Bond A Mtge 5Ks—
Westinghouse Bldg 4s 1948-AAQ
32
Woodbridge Bldg 5Xs '41..AAO
17
18
90
58 K
15
34"
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
sales.
are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
being procured by us where no periodic statements are required. For
taken from the latest weekly statement.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are
National Banks
State Institutions
ALABAMA
June 29
Capital
National Banks
June 29
June 29
CALIFORNIA
Qross
Surplus &
Profits
Bid
Par
Deposits
Ask
Institutions
June 29
Gross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
State
Par
Deposits
Nom inal.
$
Birmingham—
Per
--
113,000
100,000
Bank for Save. & Trts. a
Birm'ham Tr & Sav
2,061,000
500 000 11,232.893
Common......
al .688.000
Preferred.
81,700
Industrial Sav Bank. d 125.000 e
First National Bk—
Common......
4.600,000 12,281,083
Preferred....
3,700,000
34,282,321
-
1.194,217
71,091,051
share.
50
Nom
Sacramento-
Capital Nat Bank
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
|8a°
First Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bk..
3,648,441
28,654,695
26,071,138
289.892
375,000
1.000,000 01,849,370
1,000.000 01,773.249
50,000
245,250
145,000
Merchants Nat Bank
Sumitomo Bk of Cal.
2 VA
25
J25
125
San Bernardino—
American Nat Bank. d
uan
San Diego Tr & S
Common
25
25
20
61^
100
N
0
1,921,991
6,299,161
1,403,049
100
100
re
cent
•a
les
100
"
140,994
4,328,047
50
936,435
26,018,355
010
777,671
13,869,464
25
277,902
70.076
9,465,906
3,679,249
100
100
18 x
B
250,000 L
485.000
600,000
270.000
Security Tr & Sav Bk
35
25
00
"95""
125
105
150
San Francisco-
Alabama Nat BankFirst Nat Bank
Union Bk & Tr Co..
300,000
1,000,000
100,000
317,791
856,195
92,629
4,916,370
18,666,577
3.082,624
400.000
120,000
200,000
342.500
232,135
76,828
218,768
118,627
2,690,656
1,817,796
15H
16
16
7H
20
22
100
25
100
100
98
102
10
10
15^
Selma—
City National Bank
People's Bk & Tr Co
d
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr & Sav Bank d
National Banks
June 29
1,629,740
1,530,550
State Institutions
June 29
ARIZONA
Blsbee—
Miners A Merch Bk.
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Sav Bk & Tr
VaUev Nat Bank—
250,000
Common.,
Preferred
Tucson—
Bon Arizona Bk A Tr
600,000
550,000
247,500
..
3,660,375
196,997
883,659
215,724
j1,479,976
100
17,921,626 t 20
4,561,573 t 25
250.000
530,367
41,212,836
•
,
cent
sa
16*
0
re
!5
National Bank... dl6,120,000
Bank of Calif, N A..
6,800,000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
8,529,144 193,830,082
7.975.347 135,314,398
A Save Assoc
62,000,000 o80089120
Bank of America
rl ,500,000 /2,217,422
Bank of Canton
138,877
500,000
Bank of Montreal...
295,772
1,000.000
Canadian Bk of Com
500,123
1,300.000
1503974050
National Banks
ARKANSAS
June 29
7^
80 *1Q5H
12!S
18,854,965
3,405,564
100
100
5,289,094
100
17,720.922
8,270.863 159,876,459 100
9,224,040 170,475,895 1000
100
9,572,680
362,755
les
Union Trust Co
Yokohama Specie Bk
American Tr Co—
9,000,000
1,360,000
Common
Preferred
San Jose—
First National Bank.
Santa Ana—
7,500,000 109,762,306 309,091,225
7,500,000
.....
8,808,379 290,545,252
411,509
8,096,004
600,000
11,152,036
890,152
Commercial Nat Bk. d
134.000
First National Bk—
Common.....
566.000
Preferred.
434.000
Stockton—
First National Bank.
200,000
Stockton SAL Bank 1.000.000
Union Safe Dep Bk.
375,000
39*
36^
212
216
174
171
320
10.000 11000
83
78
276
100
100
290
295
32
35
50
54
p
20
{?
100
151,504
1.690,922 12H
220.391
9,348,792 (100
1100
...
10,308,609
20
Wells Fargo Bank A
N
1,196,600
Anglo California
Crocker First Nat Bk 6,000 000
The San Fran Bank. 6,000,000
Pacific Nat Bank
d1,000.000
Nom inal.
Per share.
N
o
100
re
100
sa
cent
les
550,491
836,960
166,520
5,076,684
11,972,024
2,782.279
100
148,164
1,794,747
20
State Institutions
June 29
Nom inal.
Per share.
Fort Smith-
City National Bank.
275.000
500,000
500,000
Little Rock—
Commercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples Nat'l Bank..
Twin City Bank
112,224
657,266
599,930
2,386,002
8,480,954
10,250,473
100
100
25
300,000
200,000
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
665,047
11,533,482
4,605,487
1,287,881
20
25
J 445,464
15,075,109
120
120
494,829
19,248,888
50
100,000
Union Nat Bank—
Common
300,000
185,500
663,000
Preferred.
W B Worthen Co
152.057
45,647
N
Nom inal.
o
re cent
25
sa
les
Colorado Spgs.—
Per
Colorado Sav 'tank
50.000
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Common
100,000 1
65,000
First National Bank,
140,667
2,735,016 (100
300.000
300.000
Preferred class A__
Exchange Nat Bank
369,379
410,251
6,127,817
9,647,587
100
500.000
350.000
759.585
75,220
9,335,090
5,458,088
100.000
400,000
8immons Nat Bank
113,306
1,028,126
2,451,625
12,739,291
100
100
American Nat Bk
Central Sav Bk A Tr d
"400"
50
100
Common
National Banks
June 29
CALIFORNIA
State Institutions
Nom inal.
Per
1.000.000
Western Tr & Sav Bk d
223,000
Los Angeles-
852,770
241,363
18,806,821
3,376,114
N
100
50
share.
o
re cent
300.000
50 OOo
Union National
Bk
.
7 S National Bank
International Tr Co
Pueblo—
First National Bank
d
100.000
550.00
500.00
Minnequa Banu-
sa
les
California Bank—
5.000,000
800,000
Citizens Nat Trust &
Savings Bank
Farmers & Mer Nat
Secur-First Nat Bk—
J3,892.145
121,202,885
(25
21
22
140
500.001'
30,000
Ptieblo Sav A Tr Co
Common
20
100
23X
U00
2,379,^59
*
194,000
25
c
Savings deposits.
d
100
e
May 19
/June 30,
g
Revision San Diego First Natioual Co
Common
Preferred
Pasadena-Pirst N Bk d
Union Nat Bank
300,000
682,729
550,000 11,172,273
450,000
150.000
72,347
300,000
307,441
48
a
"93" "94^
Outstanding preferred stock consists of $1,014,000 1st pref. of $20 par
pref. stock.
value and retirable at $50 a share, and $700,000 of 2nd
5 March
4,122.214
46,635,244
12.713,083
6,024,481
14,905.333
26,
50
100
/25
125
2,700,996
4,028.064
20
100
100
of San Francisco. Calif.
Oakland—
Bank of Commerce.
Central Bank
Farmers & Mer Sav.
Pasadena—
Citizens Coml Tr & S
First Tr & Sav Bk—
95,139
2,785,323
309,479
100
Sale price.
t Controlled by the Transamerica Corp
125
336.850
2,000,000
300.000
o
les
4,965,145 (100
\ 100
94,281
24,000,000 132530463 599,443,448
8,000,000
Union Bank A Trust. 2.500.000 2,945,791 40,327.588
.
21,554,245
2,206,724
1,716,417
165,689
N
re cent
sa
24tf
390
47J£
100
1,933,028
50
35,117,599
100
63,758,190
1,555,713
983,756 "loo
100
27,682,953
100
20,130,831
141,116
2,068,295
4,079,357
46.913
57,957
2,446,034
100,000 1
Preferred
5,000,000 05,442,972 128,413,480
3,000,000 5,579,775 142,582,990
Common
Preferred
...
100
39,665,787 (100
1.000,000 11,882,122
Bank
Denver Nat Bank...
1,260,000
First National Bank
1.500.000
National City Bank. d
100.000
June 29
Long BeachFarm A Merch Bank
Preferred........
1100
Colorado Nat Bank
Preferred
Colorado State
Common
share.
oenver—
Pine BluffNat Bk of Commerce d
.
100
175,000
United States Nat Bk d
Montgomery-
share.
1,937,469
35,137.466
203,248
1,848,621
185,717
132,794
49,061
dl.750,000
_
Preferred
60
Per
Ask
inal!
Diego—
First Nat T A S Bk.
Mobile—
Amer Nat Bk & Tr Co
$
125.000
956.250
Bank of Alex Brown.
100
Bid
1940.
1938.
Common and preferred stock outstanding.
1939.
the First National Trust A Savings Ban
131
<
i Dec. 30.1939.
* Oct.
I Last
n
Par value 100
,
controls
97% of the stock of
Calif
of San Diego,
New stock.
v
o
sale price.
Sept.
30, 1940.
2,
1939.
ven.
r Bank of America at San Francisco, Calif., now consolidated with the
Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association of that city.
Dec., 1940]
BANKS
ANl)
TRUST
National Banks
NatJZ^ank' CONNECTICUT am'JZa^°n'
Surplus &
Deposits
Bid
Par
J
State" Insiitutions
FLORIDA
June 29
Gross
ProHts
Capital
103
COMPANIES
Capital
Ask
June 29
Gross
Surplus dc
Profits
Deposits
Par
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Nomi rial,
Per share.
BridgeportWrit Nat Bk ft Tr Co
Common
$
500,000
1,440,000
120,000
2.200,000
Preferred
Black Bock Bk ft Tr.
Brldgep't City Tr Co
Nerth End Bk ft Tr
Common
1st preferred
$
396.410
160,337
1,436,537
4%
26,122.007
&
„
>Vi
l7& k'W
2,190,264
28,346,586
45
v
30
28
25
Miami—
$
200,000
1,200.000
100,000
Amer Bk & Tr Oo
First National Bank.
25,000
122,500
25,000
300,000
165,000
96,000
Beach First
National Bank.
Hartford Nat Bk ft t
Industrial Bank
Pnoenix 8t Bk ft Tr.
East Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
Riverside Trust co..
Sims bury Bk & Tr Co
So End Bk & Tr Co-
250.000
125,000
Common........
175,440
110,687
Travelers Bk ft Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
50.000
50,000
500,000 <
200,000
windsor trust Co
100.000
|
Preferred
963,383
278,569
138,236
Meriden—
Borne National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank..
Meriden Tr ft 8 d Oo
Puritan Bk & Tr Co.
—liew Haven—
Amer Bank ft Tr oo.
110
125
20,180,366
100
135
160
r
20
35
40
i
20
100
413,619
6,310,194
30
Florida Bank
Palm Beach
First National Bank.
100.000
323,165
6,080,347
200,000
1,181,022
28
31
13,512,820
30
500
120
Pensacoia —
American Nat Bank.
400.000
Oitft People's Nat Bk
200,000
488,701
151,606
5,896,042
3,933.745
41,061
60,666
1,639,318
2,500,676
100
397,989
9,063,001
25
45,036
1,105,344
19,225,341
20,813,244
2,046,546
100
609,503
1,184,981
204,121
76,761
2,181,598
100
321,473
8.129,711
100
70
50
10
25
100
240,203
53,775,180
2.286,008
59,794,910
3,974,570
3,666,735
2,141,351
132,000 [
3l"
29%
60
300'
280
68.000
St. AugustineExchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk h
St, PetersburgFirst National
25
25
20
25
45
Florida Nat Hank
25
1,187,193 / 25
23
75.000
200,000
Union Trust Co
25
13
43
72"
69
100
100
25
blOO
v
In
ioo
185
Petersburg
200,000
o
Q
<111 >|iHI
300,000
100,000
1.250,000
First National Bank. al,000.000
First Sav ft Tr co.
500,000
West Palm Beach
Fla Bank ft Trust Co
100.000
_
_
54
100
St
Tampa—
Broadway Nat Bank
Exchange Nat Bans.
1100
11,551,543
4.257,333
1,803,507
44
100
100
Common
100
1,787,238
88,264,410
160
100
100
25
3.999.233
8,109,191
17,611,532
69.081
100
25
25
1100
300,000
240,937
150,000 <1,244,284
1.150,000
1,047,518
100.000
174,640
4.000.000 4,504,198
100.000
203,772
1.600,000 <2.221,555
100,000 <
169,324
4.000,000 <4,501,615
100,000
226,025
13,795,189
3,128,694
None
Orlando—
First National Bank
2,159,623 /
Hartford—
Capitol Nat Bk ft Tr
Conn River Bkg Oo.
First National Bank.
Gla8 ton bury Bk ft Tr
130
45
100
100
2,052,406
266,474
130
100
100
25
Miami
Preferred
Common
Preferred
875,855
400.000
1
share.
100
40
25
45,926
3,693,470
37,257,023
100,000
First Trust Co
Florida Nat Bk ft Tr
Little River Bk ft Tr
.
2nd preferred
Weit Side Bank—
Per
164,609
989,069
97,410
437,210
125.670
•
100
100
100
West Palm Beach At¬
500, uot
150.000
100.000
147.000
383,783
58,773
1.478.572
205,000
248,483
2,867,264
112,750
45,915
2.054.000 <1,174,797
800.000
1,110,347
750.00"
965,087
1.252,517
32,085,150
10,708,038
13,970.393
i
a
a
6,375,774
1,721.426
76,451
108,869
lantic Nat Rank.
d
200.000
—
None
National Banks
June 29
State
GEORGIA
Institutions
June 29
Community Bank &
Trust
Co..
i
First Nat Bk ft Tr Co
New Haven Bk nba
Second Nat Bank
Trademen's Nat Bk
Common
170,000
170,000
1,458.700 <1,257,077
3,380,361 1100
j 103,701
Preferred
Dn ft n kavon Tr Co
Hew London—
Nomi nal.
Atlanta—
20,105,206
4,834,006
342.832
93,300
50
300.000
189,786
2.563.248
1.991,037
212.500
41,587
943.577
109
100
[
Winthrop Trust Co
i
..
NorwichThames Bk ft Tr
Uncas-Mercb Nat Bk
Preferred
o
sa
les
Mtiz ft So Nat Bank
Nat Exchange Bank
25
19
100
3,462,037
1,796,813
110
120
250,000
»
850.000
826,049
140,862
237,227
32,989
379,810
900,000
fourth Nat Bank,
dome Savings Bank.
210.000
75.000
200.000
Yferch ft Mecb Bank
Nst'l
Bank ft Trust Co.
39,944,356 /100
1100
100
4,500,000
100
38,997,823
672,182
10,327,222
3,584,168 103,500,797
299,434
3,698,244
rs.ooo.oon
«
Columbus—
Vilumbus Bk & Tr
First Nat Bk of Col.,
Stamford—
First-Stamford
29%
240
30%
260
"95" I65""
760
100
785
148
153
tio
100
14%
15%
161
7,317,913
2,361,123
2,353,809
100
80
90
100
135
145
1.359.754
100
35
40
3,462,296
100
225
240
100
100
110
Macon—
i.000.000
1,345.456
200.000 <
697,177
700.000 <1,200,944
Fidelity TitleftTr Co
Stamford Trust Co.
Waternury
750,000
..
422,505
188,714
277,691
3,418.506
e2,000.000
Georgia rr Bk ft Tr
•
jfio.oot
200,000
11.641,679
share.
~14% "15%
Augusta-
re cent
100
100
100
125,616
917.215
3,548,168 103,500,797 t 10
10
6,558,218 127,288,033
1.000.000
475.000
a
980.000
Ga Sav Bk ft Tr Oo.
Trust Co of Georgia
n
National
Bank
Union Bk ft Tr Co..
5.400.000
Common
104"
100
553,399
200.000
r5.000.000
First National
Bank
Fulton Nat Bank—
73
iioo
300,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
Per
American sav Bank.
Oitizft So Nat Bank4
150
litiz ft So nat Bank
165
175
Otiy Bank ft Tr Co..
140
150
First Nat Bk ft Tr Co
12.319,999
6,300,918
12,733,742
100
100
100
125,261,252
100
160
25
28
140
r6.000.00o
3,584,168 103,500,797 t 10
88,624
100
1,535,500
294.556
10
7.465,477
110,000
500.000
e
14%
15x
100
Savannah—
—
litlz ft So Nat Bank
Oltls ft Mfrs* Nat bb
Water bury Nat bk—
600.ooii
Common........
300,000
184,000
940,971
Savannah Bk ft Tr
Oltizens Bk & Tr Oo
Common
Debentures
.
Colonial Trust Co
Water bury Trust Co
J 261.000
500,000 <2,245,405
300.000
204 647
—
National Banks
5,909,749
t 32
10.657,757
3,864,107
DELAWARE
June 29
f
State
25
"80"
90
314,149
500.000 4,625.716
625,000 <1,189.748
203.175
734,083
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Oo..
1,000.000
1.500.000
Equitable Trust Oo.
Security Trust Do
Wilmington Tr Co..
<
924,225
106,412
62
100
2,117,649
2,287,267
20,303,659
3.874; 728
5,069,080
13,450,775
20,508,905
<2,822,380
1.059,978
10.217.776
4.000,000 <12347,814 104.180.051
100
110
50
300
25
30
63
100
Per
750,000
550,000
|1,107,863
al,050,000
125,000
1,286,866
n
56,820
.
Boise Trust Co
165
25
60
50
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
26,961,359
100
N
28,330,866
78,273
100
sa
re
National Banks
-
-
-—
State
ILLINOIS
—
June 29
Nomi nal.
Washington—
Per
City Bank
a
475.000
250.000
100.000
1.000.000
Columbia Nat Bank
Bank of Co mm ft 8a v
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Liberty Nat Bank
500,000
—
Lincoln Nat Bank—
McLachleu Bkg Corp
Nat Bank of Wash-
400,000
340.000
a
1.050,000
200,000
800,000
Nat Capital Bank—
Nat Metropol Bank.
1,162,880
487,347
965,597
235,898
840,324
217,456
1.917,763
2,166,593
11,175.335
5,565,111
4,230,825
29,953,314
8.612,401
11,512,388
6,187,131
11,566,066
2,694,136
28,313,263
100
10
160
share
3.000.000 \
123,077,731
Preferred...
1.000,000 J <5,225,243
a
Second Nat Bank.
500,000
509,687
9,344,102
Secur Sav & Com Bk a
510,000
436,188
9,019,228
▲mer Secur ft Tr co.
3,400.000 5,477,761
56,933,222
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Nat Bank.
160,000
300,000
375,700
100
100
300
20
29
100
170
100
30"
200
50
50
100
120
100
100
200
1,000.000 12.209,166
250.000 1
2,000.000 '1,302,295
1,000.000
1,916,411
1.000.000 2,539,746
Income debentures
100.000/
285
270
66
160
175""
100
235
250
101
Union Trust Co
Wash Loan ft Tr Oo.
200
100
50
75
100
237
260
125
100
25
30
100
40
220
230
150,000
172,297
1,398,630
2,889,838
6,977.918
2.660,972
220
"80"
250
98,128
1.600,000
1,651,589
2>o. >no i
172,841
<380,000 < 233,1:15
100,000
118,875
300,000
261,647
4.250,280
69,160,944
6,173,920
7,589,861
3,060,185
11,039,449
State
Bank..
a
Am Nat Bk ft Tr Oo.
a
Bank
B*ver|v Stat'
S«v Bli
400,000
Nat
Common
Preferred
104.000
........
Bank,
a
nal.
share.
Florida Nat Bank
01.500.000
.>0.000
Spr'field Atlantic Bk
1,608.895
1,813,877
1.507,641
39,475
10
56,867,972
31.033,132
45,595,337
1,130,366
100
210
25
100
30
1,930.655
25
0
100.000
199,911
30
275
150
17
21
40
28
33
100
110
125
10
18
inn
112
33»»
21
85%
117
88 %
100
100
4.045,523
245,854
Branch
I
175
20
30
18
" 200""
I
40
100
22
"23" "27*"
150
160
100
265
100
215
273
230
100
185
195
Sale price
nf Savannah.
Includes Dreferred stock
Retirement
or
debentures outstanding.
once,
June 30, 1939.
d Member of the Atlantic
Group In Florida.
0
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlaata. Ga.
10%
/March 26,
a
Member
4
1940.
trie
F or'da National Group.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville. Florida.
< Sept. 30, 1940.
K New stock
/ Last sale.
n Dec, 30. 1939.
o Changed its title from the Southern National Bank of St.
Petersburg.
Fla., to the "First National Bank in St. Petersburg," effective Nov. 1, 1940."
r
LakelandFlorida Nat Bank
les
c
June 29
JacksonvilleAtlantic Nat Bank.. 43.000.000
Barnett n b of Jack
1.500.000
85,465
8,501,576
□rovers Nat Bank
1.000.000
1,111,199 32.276,517
First National Bank
30,000 000 40,075.902 1,140723524
'trst Nat Euglewood
200.0001 <
580,127
5,405,435
Talsted Exch Nat, Rt
200.000
271,648'
8,348,456
b
Institutions
\
96.000 f
440.000 <
a
State
o
cent
Bank—
t
FLORIDA
<
»
»'»'»
Oltv Nat Bk ft Tr Co
3.559,906 159,365,408
Cont 111 N R ft Tr Do 50.000,000
50.213,035 1,421459289
Oont Nat Bk ft T Co
1,500,000
533,125 t
419,898
Oosmopolit'n Nat Bk a
250,000
85,153
3,867,283
•
National Banks
June 29
N
re
sa
Chicago
Aetna
District
80
13,012,840
24,751,431
100
100
100
47,537
220,874
262,448
Central Nat Bank..
259"
60
100
6,445.569
100
100
Bauk
Avenue St Bk Oak Pk
...—
"
/100
\ 100
19,903.812 1100
100
100
100
300,000
347.000
□fexel State
Common
4,410,740
5,867,366
3,669,560
—
Nat
Belleville Savs Bank
A ist.ln Stat-
155
246
Belleville
Belleville
a
215,719
353,882
45,588
St. Clair Nat Bank..
24%
192%
Nat Sav ft Tr co—
Munaey Trust co—
cent
les
100
Institutions
June 29
first National Bank
.....
Rlggs National Bank
Common
0
65
217
>ld Second Nat Bank
86,347
546,531
636,858
326.708
share
133
Merchants Nat Bank
145,000
50
March 26
Aurora—
a
85
State Institutions
IDAHO
Idalst NatBk ofBoise
Common
Preferred.....
First Security Bank
49
25
.....
Aurora
Anacostia Bank
15%
hi*
80
122,000
National Banks
June 29
Institutions
672 600
.
200,000 i
10
100
100
June 29
Nomi nal.
Per share.
210.000
3,584,168 103,500,797
276.995
5.170,378
288,261
5,637,147
a
50
100
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank—
r5.000.000
500,000
645,000
Liberty Nat Bk ft Tr
Combined statement.
t Tru<n
funds.
jj
Stock all owned by Travelers Insurance Co.
x
Ex-dividend.
RANKS
104
National Banks
June 29
ILLINOIS
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
State
TRUST
AND
COMPANIES
National Banks
June 29
Institutions
June 29
Gross
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
•
June 29
Gross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Institutions
State
IOWA
Par
Deposits
Bid
Nomi nal.
Chicago (Cond.)
Kaspar Am State Bk
250,000
700,000
i
LaSalle Nat'l Bank.-
Lawndale Nat Bank
CommonJ..
399.612
20
2,647,087
7,154,989
12,741,320
275.000 I
-
flO
200.000
Main State Bank
M erchandisoN at* IRk
Metrop State Bank
Mid-City Nat Bank
5,906,459
7.204,160
24,183,558
19.579,899
8,338.984
3,559,914
12,009,740
7,342,582
12.781,347
3,938,560
19,355,793
9,754,791
43,136,985
4.990,562
10,634,283
7,238.516
23.673,751
11,900,025
3,443,082
r
624,977
r
391.718
200.000
r
N't Bk
Mutual Nat Bkof Oh
400. not.
Nat Bk of Hyde Park
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
200,000
National Security Bk
300.000
v
500.000
Nat Stkyds Nat Bk.
1,000,000
North Shore Nat Bk. i
200,000
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
500.000
Personal Ln & 8av Bk /2,000,000
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk i
750.000
Sears-Com State Bk.
400.00O
200.000
Skala Nat'l Bank.
200.000
South East Nat Bank
800 OOO
541.000
t
200.000
dtafcr Bk of Glearing.
150,000
200.000
Terminal Nat Bank.
CTnlv St Bk of Ohlc
i
295.000
300.000
300.000
Upper Ave Nat'l Bk.
Uptown Natl Bank
.
Western Sti.te Bank.
200 000
Amalg Tr & Sav Bk.
Naroh Tr.
400,000
i
Banco dl
300.000
Olty Bk & Tr....
Drovera Tr & Sav Bk
i
East Side Tr&Sav Bk
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
Lake snore Tr & S Bk
Lakevlew Tr & 8 Bk.
Northern Trust Oo_
93,231
195,210
215,891
453,827
142,518
968,306
322,011
1,681,646
117,324
r
630,423
rl.694.020
rl,035.770
r
519,456
r
93,525
305,879
85,789
r
97,925
294,940
r
305,189
516,439
393.421
225,210
r
544,370
428,944
_
483.271
100
100
300.000
82
112
25
100
150
160
60
100
155
34
170
37
Common
Preferred
Ges MoinesBk&TrOo
150*" 160"
100
100
First Fed State Bank
34
100
70
37
75
100
190
100
85,097
1,961,654
100
31,488,336
100
11,017,139
21,372,325
25
149,102
2,855,955
100
11,204,875
23.925.720
noo
80,135
34,987
2,187,989
847,358
68.734
J
200
1,750,000 11,424,208
1,250,000
341,710
150,000
...
Preferred
VaPoy 8av Bank
alOO
50
41,254,599 '100
1100
6,261,950
100
100
Dubuque—
.100
300,000
250,000
492,361
190,471
9,946,020
5.259.435
First National Bank
400.000
Live Stock Nat Bank
250,000
300,000
250,000
100,000
292,000
334,710
407,471
247,129
121,648
10
6,900,000
6,411,429 A100
100
7.395,442
100
6,718.085
too
2,675,875
First National Bank
100
A mer Tr & Sav Bank i
100
100
100
50
115
30
25
100
50
100
100
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank
307
297
70
265
515
N
75
.
Woodbury Co Sav Rk
National Banks
100
rec
100
sa
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
600.000
827,274
50
65
75
American Nat Bank
150.000
109,999
Com Mer Nat Bk&Tr
First National Bank.
2,000.000
660.000
1,219.291
1,705,277
11,561,442
26,220,556
15.456,752
20
17
18!
First National Rank
250.000
253,061
Institutions
State
KANSAS
June 29
0
June 29
edt
Nomi nal.
les
Peoria—
Per
Hutohtnson—
20
50
51
198.941
4,115.906 f 50
50
55
Kansas City
Jefferson Tr &Sav Bk
Capital notes..
r
50,000
434.000
.....
130,202
1,829,818
166
60
65
Qulncy—
B'dway Bk of Qulncy
111 State Bk of Qulncy
E cchange State Bank
First State Bank.
100,000
> 14.904
621,465
100
55
60
Security Nat Bank-Rivervfew State Bk
T?r & 8 Bk
Peoples Bk orAJulncy
S'thSideBk of Qulncy
State St Bk & Tr Co.
70
4,031,405 / 66»,
75
100
100
50
100
35
100
500.000
400.000
441,729
299,424
77.500
8.217
Manufac'rs State
s
Central
471,967
353,027
364,610
i
Third Nat'l Bank
12,547,076
6,829,510
10,698,839
100
40
40
100
110
60
65
40
First National Bank.
757,225
355,050
500.000
300.000
500.000
National Banks
June 29
r
531.699
INDIANA
10,232,216
6,256.357
13,402.668
Trust Co.
.
Citizens State Bank. <
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Kaw Valley State Bk
45
Springfield—
Illinois Nat Bank...
Springfield Marine Bk
100
185
195
50
110
120
130
140
Merchants' Nat
100.000
Citizens Tr & Sav Bk
Franklin Bk & Tr Co
I
Indiana Tr & Sav Bk_
Lamasco Bank
500.000
National Olty Bank.
i
North Side Bank
190,134
20,539
164,900
137,500
100.000
34,306
59.930
810,035
223,500
36.578
,
Fourth Nat Bank...
Kansas State Bank.
100
100
100
175
110
110
100
100
150
100
110
160
110
100
100
14,094,080
1,932,966
100
225
500,000
Preferred
500.000
Mutual
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
j, 416,420
1,684,866
100
125
1,200,000
Nation* 1
100
22.231,527
Preferred
776,475
16,541.468
20
20
340.000
Gary—
Gary State Bank
Gary Tr & Sav Bk__
o
re
cent
sa
Class A
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live 8tock Exch Bk.
Madison Ave St Bk
Marlon Co State Bk.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
People's State Bank.
Bankers Trust Co...
Fidelity Trust Co...
Fletcher Trust Co—
20,266
1,230.434
400.000
880,400
44,000
200,000
20
1.267.777
11,898.724
1,500,000 11,119,596
725,000
1,000,000 1,211,599
Indiana Trust Co
399,200
48,988
Security Trust Co... i
1,000,000 2,638,925
Union Trust Co..—
South Bend347,000
104,887
American Trust Co.
500,000 c
193,336
Olty Nat Bk & Tr Co
600,000
495,447
First Bank & Tr Co.
250,000
Merchants Nat Bank
238,992
200,000
St Joseph Bk & Tr Co
.
100
100
38,796,585
159,7^6
f
10
I
62i j
37.805
1,100,274
100
a62X
62',
50
(nt
State
....
i'inns
June 29
Per
share'
4,827,220
5,564,565
6,964,547
1,667,777
100
175
10
19
22"
50
30
35
10
6
250.000
Peep-Lib Bk & Tr Co
OovingtonTr&BkgOo
503,500
150,000
300,000
304,513
2,977.134
100
132
200.000
87,000
1,681.460
10
4
200.000
1.000.000
1.237.043
12,680,150
3.208,497
2,382,059
3.634,893
50
.
120
First Nat Bk &
i
Citizens Bk & Tr CoCommon
Preferred
15 X
Tr Co
1644
100
100
218
151
225""
243
253
100
100
100
100
100
100
1100
*55"
151
161
165
176"
290
500.000
370,208
270,319
255,000
Louisville—
1.000.000 r3,130,288
Citizens' Union NB.
2.000.000
1,761,126
Fidelity & Oolum Tr.
1.000.000 72,694.724
First National Bank.
422,584
Liberty Natl Bk & Tr <1.800.000 r
300.001)
156,171
Security Bank
1,072,981
KentuckyTltle Tr Co el .000 000
750.000
696,247
Lincoln Bank & Tr
100 >>00
140,055
Stock Yards Bank..
<1.950.000 rl,259,119
Louisville Trust Co
525,000
111,548
United States Tr Co
I§5
40
Newport Nat Bank._
10
100,000
100,000
Sale price.
a
152,191
525,897
72S.589
62,908,596 100
9,476.047 100
100
44.473,314
26,462,799 2X
100
2.823,843
100
6,387,288
100
16,992,405
100
1,703,207
10
18,219,S57
1,472,370 100
255
110
IX
125
100
131
201
6X
26
1,785,116
6,019,099
100
100
/250
Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates,
100
Affiliated
with the
First National Bank of Louisville.
o
cent
Loan &
les
of the "Industrial National Bank of
/ Stockholders on Nov. 25 1940, approved the conversion of the Persona*
Savings Bank, Chicago, 111., into a national bank under the title
[100
g
.100
r
335
e
20.233,227 I
20
I
10
June 30.
Chicago," effective Dec. 2, 1940.
1939.
h Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
Terre Haute 1st N B:
750,000
250,000
225"*
330
d/New stock.
b Oct. 2, 1939.
N
6,440.111
220
C
re
154,205
300
100
Pref. stock retirement price.
sa
250.000
240.000
100
100
100
100
4,723,931
5,502,680
16I"" 103""
Newport —
American Nat Bank.
366"
♦
3,406,826
5,471,697
11,333,674
.
4 H
10
_
110
100
100
18,170,788
4,384,743
25,032,658
Security Trust Co.
160.000
150.000
135
M
alO
100
Merchants Nat Bk—
4,026,893
Nomi nal.
125
90
100
10
Terre Haute—
Oommon
1
KENTUCKY
200,000
Union 8ank & Tr Co
Debentures
Oommon
Preferred
176.816
250
225
100
100
—
Bank of Commerce
20
17,814,377
3,300,000
1,000,000 11,468.456 41,013,494
725,000
100,000
117,315
2,461 ,769
4.000.000 9,059,764 145,828 ,734
200,000
212,185
1,378 ,481
i
875,000
21,372
1,076 ,289
i
65,000
16,217
604 ,021
1,250,000 2,430,240 36,097 ,795
i
325,000
78,597
2,361 ,150
500,000
401,406
3,348 ,292
i
281,000
161,916
4,719 ,441
Common
Preferred.
»tnks
SBcond Nat Bank...
professed.
28,119,121
26,258,378
1,197,999
2,718,967
100
35,195
283,752
1,361,165
1.411,083
:ingtc
250,000
300,000
Indianapolis—
—
11.698.402 1100
2.287,751
100
416,074
100
2,457.921
100
1.040,970
100
694.518
125
7,686,322
150
10.312.167
100
1,456,945
125
1,365,725
les
American Nat Ba*k.
__
100
100
461,262
316,234
206-.536
88,596
Dime Trust & Sav Bk
Debentures
924.352
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
100
N
People's Tr & Sav Co
<
June 29
Covington
718,706
I
les
10U
101
8,429.809
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
480,000
73,446
58,105
76,892
215,544
631,999
36.844
46,200
90,000
100,000
Preferred
Union Stock Yds Nat
Citizens'Nat Bank..
Common
2,173,200
2.703,443
150
100
16,383,902
110,000
Common....
t
Common
o
share.
200
160
100
100
r
1.000.000
1.000.000
100,000
200.000
First National Bank.
Old National Bank—
Peoples Savings Bk__
Fort Wayne—
sa
Wichita-
Institutions
June 29
15,947,342
1,291,745
1,478,483
1,481.912
1.057,288
r
100 000
<
r
200.000
500.000
100 000
Bk.
Bank
Tooeka State Bank
State
Per
1,036,588
100.000
50.000
Siate Savings
Nomi nal.
500.000
200.000
Nat Bank of Topeka
too
Kvansvllle—
Citizens' Nat Bank—
N
Tre cent
Topeka—
Bockford—
200.000
242,000
500.000
275,000
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Illinois Natl Bk & Tr
Co
75.000
<
11,303,632 f 10
\ 10
100
2,744.271
100
1,438,954
100
6,601,963
100
5,270,961
40
1,608,693
Bk
161,513
259,278
34,518
r
Leavenworth—
60
745,000
150,000
150,OOC
50,000
200.000
First National Bank
"15" "85"
6,404.946
1,003,575
100,000
194,548
123,072
261,957
531,143
Central Nat Bank...
200;000 \r 104;5«1
125,000
169,672
200,000 r
35,354
100,000
43,000
50,000
200,000 r 131.280
.
Debentures
Common.
255,022
300.000 1
Preferred
150.000
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
100
-
Oommon
South Side Tr& Sav B
„
share.
100
3,596,258
4.915.581
Comm'l N Bk of K C
200.000 1
Common
.
les
530
100
N
_
cent
275
100
Common
o
re
sa
Sioux City—
80
75
105
100
100
1,637.052
8,446,901
2,268,831
Mercantile
a25
[100
93,892
701,722
185,194
First Nat'l Bank
100
a
25
100,000
300.000
100.000
Union Nt Bk & Tr Co
100
Iowa-Des Moines Nat
Bank & Trust Co:
Oommon
20
477,8331 10,237,522
r
Preferred
lap City State Bank
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
0
ion
100
100
550,000
450,000
150,000
50,000
Oommon
163
160
25
les
Dei Moines—
Bankers Trust Co—
65
100
cent
750,000
250,000
150,000
Bank.
Savings
Davenport Bk & Tr_
"25" 16"
50
o
re
sa
Davenport—
215
'"is
100
N
20
100
600,000 r2,363,339
Preferred
State
20
200
3,116.487
4,695.409
140,073
2,185,537
1,518.586
80,000
20,000
100,000
Common
125
16
183,932
224,810
10i>
Bank
•first National
29
115
100
12,370,836
Coun Bluffs Sav Bk
120
20
3,283.609
32,234,661
5,062,964
1,094,174
25
100
161,720
46,045
share.
100
r
150,000
150,000
City National Bank
92
100
11
1,286,426
200.000 r
80,726
6.000.000 r11891758 295,496.286
399,210 13,628,151
700.000 r
33.795,210
600.000 rl,611,926
S.000.000 r 10696275 389,748.385
Elgin—
Elgin Nat'l Bank.
125
200.000
500,000
250,000
50,000
People's Sav Bank
United State Rank..
Council Bluffs—
262
122
135
100
i
Pul'man Tr & Sav Bk
135
Per
2,416.678
3,062,289
88,835
Cedar Rapids—
Merchants Nat Bank
62
252
115
"85,529
125.000
200.000 k
Guar Bk & Tr Co
177
140
100
%
%
Burlington—
Farmers & March 8 B
Nat Bk of Burlington
235
170
20
9,213,237
2,742,041
3,436,936
7.842.354
7,341,537
7,974,121
10,645,127
3,862.089
9,519,672
5,727,705
r.1133,1651.27,917,898
South Shore Nat Bk.
225
58
100
100
100
r
400.000
200.000
Milwaukee A
218,73
335,75
1.331.965
600,000
200,000
.
14
100
500 000
Merchants Nat Bk..
11
3,663.574
27,670,391
200,000
Mercantile Nat'l Bk-
94
485,264
1,627,793
1,000.000
Natl Bank
90
110
300.000
Liber'-y Nat'l Bank
Lire Stock Nat Bank
Madlaon-CJrawford
7H
5X
50
325.000
Preferred
Ohlc
302,678
218,343
r
Ask
Nomi nal.
share.
Per
< Oommon and preferred stock or
r
Sept. 3 0, 1940,
s
capital debentures outstanding,
No stockoutstanding.
a:
Ex-Dividend.
banks
dec., 1940]
National Banks
June 29
Baton Rouge—
City National Bank
300,000
240.000
j 636,788
300,000
175,000
"
jn 530,9j02
i
June 29
$
11,425,619
Fall RiverFall River Nat Bank
B.M .O. Dor fee Trust
1
80
34,182,293 j100
1100
95
102
1,500,000
1.200,000
60.135.924
24
25
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
PreferredLouisiana SB A T Co
j 1,639.092
Whitney Nat Bank..
32,004,339
23,138,908
9,266.543
Common
Preferred
23$$
22
/20
\20
"30" "35"
76
100
185
190
Hadley Falls Tr Co.
100
100
140
110
ii5~~
National Banks
June 29
402,926
State
maine
1,004,521
209,126
2.158,225
100
10
250,716
7,781,273
r so
} 128,017
2,614,261
100
605,000
756,973
700,000
710,000
8,500.000
401,892 610,624 763
20
600,000
419.131
25
25
"36" "zm
Security Trust Co
285,044
1,000.000
200,000 nl ,030,887
_
100
N
12.738.321 r 20
sa
o
t
First National Bank, d
Merchants Nat Bk__
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
les
20
Portland-
1.000,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
400.000
518,772
213,053
995,170
373,237
000,000
200.000
100
100
105
25
25
20
35
23
38
20
10,644.637
4.582.337
17.327,396
8,149,711
66
.100
6,124,205
25
511,129
4,022.884
10
23
12,569,248
25
22*$
211.101
486,254
656,372
917,131
6,860,353
5,803,394
3,582,873
9,857.433
n
20
26*$
14
285
350
16
100
20
49
51
50
7,408.830
20
10,164,557
6,362,738 12*$
41
44
11
12
100
36
40
714,500
500,000
350,000
470,621
903.363
497,048
200.000
69,852
2,095,269
6
100
Peabody—
„
Canal National Bank
Oasco Bk A Tr Co...
First Portland NatBk
60
New Bedford-
re cent
658,093
000.000
400.000
....
Preferred
-
100
10,882,185
8.952.692
}
703,547
500,000
250.000
100.000
400.000
Esse* Trust Co
Bangor—
Eastern Tr & Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co—
Common
les
800,000
Lynn 8 Dep A Tr Co
Merchants' Nat Bk.
o
rec ent
1.000.000
Lynn—
Mfr's.-Cent. Nat Bk
100
12,043,920
_
Union Old Lowell
National Bank
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Depositors' Trust Co
200,000
300.000
n
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
Institutions
June 29
AugustaFirst Nat Granite Bk
100
10
20
340*"
100
2.984,887
1,785,578
3,419,746
6,009,755
Lawrence—
Bay StateMer NatBk
Preferred
1,325,683
919,531
1,000,000
1,000.000
700,000
Commercial Nat Bk.
Oont'l-Am B & Tr Co
7,412,954
248,174
167,168
157,814
302,500
311,000
75
Shreveport—
First National Bank.
102
1,026,085
...
Park National Bank
Common
20
25
115
330
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank—
120
1.500,000 11,699,575 56.241,483
1,200,000
3,637,393
249,875
208,000
2.800.000 7,613,642 146,203,632
100
100
160,000
120.000
280.000
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
(20
100
7,621,479
10,115,622
3,786,223
100,000
141,000
dl .400.000
1,000.000 12,103,096
500.000 j
Common
Preferred.
Hlbernia National Bk
Common
Preferred
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
500.000
Glouo Nat Bk of Glou
Gleuces 8 D A Tr Co
Amer Bk A Trust Co
s
427,500
800.000
Fitohburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
175
160
j100
301,263
616,515
330,609
400,000
Fall River Trust
110
11,294,942
Bid
Par
Deposits
$
25
20
110
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Nomi nal.
Per share.
105
massachusetts
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
$
Common
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
New Orleans—
companies
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Institutions
State
louisiana
trust
and
barren Nat Bank—.
8alem
—
Merchants Nat Bank
127,234
3.312.092
50
982,237
7,856,359
10
10
Springfield Nat Bank dl ,600.000 n 874.391
Third Nat BAT Co..
1,500,000 n3,347,751
Springfield 8 I) A Tr.
1,000,000 nl.585.983
Unlon Trust Co
1,000,000 2,107.007
WestSprlngfluid Tr.
220.921
194,250
16,637,790
34,484,449
15.536,994
13,936,395
2,627,863
100
25
25
248,403
356,239
2,376,659
100
4,486,581
25
40
600,000 nl,189,594
400.000
489,468
16,986,283
5,712,261
100
10
175
13
16
1,000,000 ln2785812 643,044,129
1,500,000 J
10
18
21
250.000
Naumkeag Tr CoNational Banks
June 29
State
maryland
Common.
Preferred..
Institutions
250.000
200.000
,s
14
10
June 29
Springfield—
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Baltimore—
Bait Comm'l Bank..
383,215
6,296,662
10
45,305,600
600,000
Preferred
800,000
i
Calvert Bank
543,417 11,001,795
370,000
1
Canton Nat Bank..
3,983,715
199,562
225,000
Carrolltoh Bk of Bait
284,359
1,811,452
80.000
First National Bank.
4,000,000 6 705,284 232,357,558
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
533,673
7,369,855
400,000
Nat Marine Bank
791,735
6,286,052
600,000
Western Nat Bank.
567,512
14,306,390
750,000
Colonial Trust Co...
145,343
2,049.056
400,000 u
Equitable Trust Co2,000,000 nl ,390,863 45,947,413
1,196,200 21,632,571
Fidelity Trust Co...
1.000.000
Maryland Trust Co
Common
1,000,000 lult801,461, 45,325,491
1.450,000
Capital notes.....
Mercantile Tr Co...
1,500.000 3.917.236 28,536,864
Real Estate Tr Co..
253,608
1,881,935
600,000 e
Safe Dep A Trust Co
2,000,000 n4,345.782 40,081.693
Union Trust Co
3.000.000 nl ,850.154 57,612,249
iio
500,000
Baltimore Nat Bank
Common
11.232,653
ZH
25
120
50
Taunton
""§!*$
100
50
10 *
10
75
2
57 H
90*
100
56"
32* ?...,
20
25
100
25
...
{.!?
50
100
14
67
17
15
200,000
800.000
Worcester Co
Peoples Bank—
Common
d
392,000
198,380
71
415
Common
Class A
National Banks
June 29
10
6.079,849
100
*
85
1,829,986
125
*
Capital notes
9H
7.385,468
50
*
45
148,976
4.589,315
100
973,976
528,211
Nomi nal.
Per
share.
344,324
2,776,672
6,621,867
100
100
n
People's Commercial
a Savings Bank
re
cent
500.000
985,505
10,494,755
20
sa
les
Preferred
J 15* 11
2.160,000 14,338,543 178,451,622 f
3,570,000
3,000,000
4,668,724
5,255,331
25
65
Preferred
70
1,837,114
115
c25
Bankers Trust co—
4,024,373
1,711,270
100
190
195
"165"" iio"
""29" *35"
7
8
309,660 1
Common
o
Co
Un Guardian Tr co
120,629
342,815
322.175
111,397
1.955,520
6,236,090
4,025.800
1.987,581
cent
10
100
226.340
2,0 )0,000
500,000
300,000
Wayne Oakland Bk_
.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
46
45 H
385
395
64
67
23.*$
23**
137
141
49
100 a295
100
50
50
100 a400
4,105,638 43,164.493
351,097
2,530.467
1,576,571 15,581,845
707,831
2,388,253
3,409.071 41,485,596
None
5,283,264
589,094
9,084,406
n7,599.264 103,231,594
53
*10
100
305
j 1,416,603
13,268.750
Convertible pref.
700,000
450,000
Winthrop Trust Co..
100.000
n
148,598
2,870,400
100
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co
300,000
100.000
287.373
119,675
4,169,216
s
100
100
518.374
527.639
8.260,697
6,846,427
20
23,526,227
10,057,284
3,448,057
6,650,172
20
20
123,846
625,452
680,785
2,239,560
11,417,874
10,270,018
20
12
14
23
19
26
""15
1,000,000 12,534,263
1,125,000
486,973
350,000
1.200.00u
710,683
47,877,211
{
28
30
700,000
Peoples Nat Bank.
400,000
-
523,338 > 7,530,292
521,067
4,797,133
1.733,015 623,505.637
100
10
12
13
13
15
60
gveretc—
833,947
—f
V
11,065.557
10
21
82*$
...
..
Common
Preferred
Union Bank of Mich.
h
Michigan Trust Co..
*
315
/
450
_
250,000
-
Old Kent Bank—
Trust
Cambridge—
20
7
1.065,814
547,288
92,283
440,642
Central Bank
First Nat Bk a Tr Co d,
Second
Srookton—
s
5
53
100
250,000
400,000
Saginaw Nat'l Bank- d
34
1,865,991
6
10
20
1
5
35
33
30
18
20
38
36
28
20
20
10
10
g
3,980,775
2,911,919
^
50
7i~23~
20
13*$
33
21
26"
15
Saginaw-
200
160
10
~i7"~
10
Grand Rapids—
a
Nat.
470
23
Hank
357,000
249,291
7,854.582
20
1.250.000
2,667.492
30.577.605
100
35
a
Company.-
1275
Sale
price,
Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
6 Includes
I
1,729,803 f
f
"195*
100
( 10
96.742 g
Flint-
U S Trust Co-
600.000
43
2,318,899 (713,420.631
716,083 g 4,680,973
0
148,412
4,530,173
Merch a Mech Bank
Nat Bank of Flint—
Boston—
First National Bank
27,812,500 53.813,198 774,051,939 12H
Merchants' Nat Bk.
3.000.000 n5,717,441 131.536,139
100
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
20
1.600.000 3,104,966 36,800,212
Nat Shawmut Bank. 10.000.000 23,279,209 220,904,629 12*$
Second Nat Bank...
2,000.000 6,018,252 107,134,182
25
Web A Atlas N Bk..
l.OOOOOO
690.931
50
16.351,592
150.000
42
les
10
10
massachusetts
300.000
1.000.000
5.541,527 157,625.434
Equitable Trust Co-
10
115
500,000
500.000
53
\ 20
50
Oil Com a 8avs Bk_ dl ,000,000
Genesaee Co Savs Bk
1.000.000
1.250.000
Day Trust Oo_
Fiduciary TrustCo.. d 500,000
New Eng Trust Co..
l.OOO.OOO
Old Colony Trust Co 15.000.000
Pilgrim Trust Co
400,000
State Street Tr Co.. 3.890.000
125
51
United Savings Bank rl.000,000
Wabeek State Bank1,200.000
Preferred--
2.000.000
100,000
115
20
8.250.000 114689,695 506,015.244 f 10
9.211,875
1 25
10
1,445,041 24,691,634
488,240 18,018,679
461,542 g
444,873 "16
500,000
Nat Bank of DetroitCommon
100
129.102
90,000
367,000
200.000
150,000
0
50
2,341.355 667,659,197
Common
Detroit Trust
Farmers A Merc Bk.
Nicodemus Nat Bk.. d
Second Nat Bank
110,222
Commonwealth Bank 03,600,000
Detroit Bank—
Hagerstown—
Middlesex Co Nat Bk
>
300,000
400.000
435,837
69,211
100,000
40,000
150,000
150.000
Preferred
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
West Maryland Tr..
Cambridge Trust Co
County Bk A Tr Co.
Harvard Trust Oe...
6*$
5%
Detroit—
100,000
125,000
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Common
Brockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank
10
$
Frederick—
Citizens' Nat BankFarm A Mech N Bk
Common
1
Bay City-
Mfrs National Bank-
Boston S Dep A Tr.
1235
State Institution
June 29
MICHIGAN
28*$
191,065
150,000
291,000
...
Columbia Trust Co.
s
445""
m
Liberty Trust Co—
National Banks
June 29
70
17
97,789
100,000 I
99.500 /
500,00U
»&.!
Hagerstown Trust Co
66
30
Natl bk of Bay Oity.
Capital notes
Second Nat Bank...
Common
69""
Tr Co
Bay City Bank.
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank..
66
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat Bank
Guaranty Bk A T Co
"244""
100
8*$
375
—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr__.
'Uh
30
10
savings deposits.
c
Retirement price.
d Common and preferred stock or capital notes outstanding.
e Oct. 14, 1940.
/ Convertible pref. stock entitled In liquidation to $20 a share.
g Trust balances.
h Ex-stock dividend of 40%; capital of Union Bank of Michigan at
Grand Rapids increased from $250,000 to $350,000.
i Dec. 31, 1938.
k Units.
i Last Sal*.
n Sept. 30, 1940.
0 March 26,
1940.
r The United Savings Bank of Detroit, Mich., on Nov. 6, 1940, retired
its outstanding preferred stock and authorized an increase in common from
$750,000 to $1,000,000 thru a stock div. payable Dec. 20, 1940, to holders
of record Nov.. 30, 1940.
s Oct. 31, 1940.
*
1 Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
x
Ex-dividend.
And
banks
106
National Banks
National Banks
June 29
June 29
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
State Institutions
MISSOURI
Gross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Institutions
State
MINNESOTA
June 29
companies
trust
June 29
Qross
Surplus
Profits
Capital
Nom Inal.
$
$
Duluth—
10O.000
Bank of Oomm A Sav
fton.ooo
Oity National Bank.
*
150.00C
Duluth Nat'l Bk
First A Amer Nat Bk
2,000.000
Minnesota Nat Bank
400,000
of Duluth
1.000,000
Northern Nat Bank
100.000
Pioneer Nat Bank..
$
share.
47,302
968,710
100
St. Louis (Concl.)
Telegraphers Nat Bk
7,941,584
1,984,656
32,740,732
100
Tower Gr Bk A
7.697.368
12,205,857
1,130,010
975,117
100
78,713
1,454,416
50
100
1,000.000
1.000.000
59.572
*
100.000
22.583
113,328
43.397
47,076
o
Chippewa Trust Co
■aston-Taylor Tr Co k
250.000
les
LI ndell Trust Co
400.000
100
66*3
Nat'l Bank,
merce
Minneapolis—
Vflss Val Trust Co..
Central Nat Bank..
*
100,000
150,000
Fifth No'west'n N B.
e
100.000
8.219.076
First Nat Bk A Tr Co 66,000,000
Hennepin State Bank & 100,000
Marquette Nat Bank *
27,823
364,401
355,000
Midland NatBk A Tr k
947,775
&
Minnehaha Nat Bk
672,564
49.256
100.000
2.563,840
1,915,658
1,928,800
150,122,826
948,009
5,994,703
18,619,427
2.033,938
&100
Msund city
el 00
North St Louis Tr fV
YebsterGroves Tr
b
328.655
p
k
Tr Co
350.000
6.000,000
241.559
300,000
100,000
20
100
Springfield
100
4,213,089
share.
120
100
15,716.497
9,102,103
20
33""
100
70
20
3,460,711
41,750
3,727,204
259,950
6,091,305
7.046,751 183.353,276
v
Merc Com BAT Co- 10.000.000
Mercantile-Com¬
100
Per
$
219,141
912,163
435,936
18.811
500.000
Pr( )o
United Bk A Tr Co.
cent
269.360
49/,043
Blooming'n-Lake NB 6
Western Nat Bank-
Per
Nomi nal.
337,582
■
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
6
100
20
366,130
6,566,462
3,157,209 107,710,464
45,398
3,259,235
318,944
4,412,662
239,618
3,286,363
85
100
121
37
100
4%
4
n
25
28%
27%
100
25
'0
27%
26%
100
175
—
k
Htlsens' Bank
elOO
Union Nat Bank
6100
40,435
290,000
589,500
200,000
Southern Missouri Tr
*
482,558
432,642
100
2,763,796
100
10,643.699
2.206,503 100
N'western Nat B A T
5.000,000 14,594,213 136,843,545 /100
1.350.000
35,820
1.518.369
10G,00<
16.665
e
1,227,727
50.00'
2d N'west'n State.
143.268
1,700,213 el"o5
100,00'
Third N'west'n N Bk e
158,490
3,067,272 elOO
125.00O
4th Northwest Nat'l. jfc
75,950
1,245,549
76.600
University Nat'l Bk. *
Common...
11H
e
11%
Preferred
&
Produce State Bank.
Rochester—
First National BankUnion
re
cent
Montana Nat
Bank
150.000
sa
268,800
100.000 I
357,301
les
Sec Tr A 8a vs Bank
Butte—
100.000
First National Bank
300,000
100.000
600.000
901,937
44,221
638,215
12.970.848
600.000
304,422
264,125
78,212
(76.000.onn
0
100,000
117,219
EmplreNatBk&TrCo ek 455.000 I
268.6,10
Miners Nat Bk
Metals Bk A
11%
N
.
Tr Co
>tr»t Nat Bk
None
514.867
171,000.000
l''C
*
Common
Banks
National
0100
\
National Banks
June 29
les
0...
8,302.996
J100
1 ion
June 29
Institutions
State
mississippi
Institutions
State
NEBRASKA
June 29
I
cent
Uoo
130.000
.
o
re
sa
100
100
1,371,258
14,275,631
Union Bk A Tr CoPreferred
Fir*iTrust Co.
4,817,502 0100
100
2,834,843
100
3,438,291
Helena—
11H
Midway Nat Bank—
Common
share.
10,039,119 0100
250,000
190,OHO
200,000
5,201,057 1100
7,540.390
Preferred....
Per
200,011
195,134
258,260
No
250.000
First National Bank.
*
nal.
\omi
100
31,803,651
100
4,880,194
100
2,038,054
142,070,532 0100 g
100
2,302,930
8,524,224 100
6.306,830 elOO
1,202,312
460,878
First State Bank
Institutions
June 29
BillingsMidland Nat Bank
St. Paul—
American Nat Bank. *1.682,000
Commercial State Bk *
150,000
DrovExchState Bank ok 200,000
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
State
MONTANA
June 29
5,974,437 0100
2,136,252 100
145,308
78.316
200,1X1'
125,(/00
Bank..
Nat
National Banks
F
(Vomi nal.
June 29
Lincoln
Per share.
-
Continental NatBk—
Nomi nal.
Common
'
Per
.
Jackson
share.
Capital National Bk-
J
682,445
9,658,013
Commerc'l BkATrOo
100.000
32,030
Depos Gu Bk A TrCo *
Jackson-State N Bk. *
731,400 I
297,000
636,021
1,162,868
13,754,362
8,325,933
Meridian—
Oltlaens Nat Bank.. k
First National Bank. k
Mer A Farmers Bank k
253,200
320,000
236,500
136.449
4,654.678
500,000 h
290.258i
5.291.123
8
idercb NatBkATr Co
300.000
2/7.105
4,924,423
65
50
First Nat A Tr Co... k
100
300,000
loo .ooft
.
421,377
11,317.771
(100
\100
20,496,644
11,426,797
100
155
165
350,000
588,427
1,083,504
100
225
250
1,500.000
1,348,222
798,161
28,535,008
13,454,320
41
500.000
Nat Bk of Commerce
14
16
First Nat Bank
175
190
Live Stock
160
175
80
68
85
50
62%
65
100
3,616,895
3,426,276
100
«
o»
»
«■
Omaha-
mm
20
39
100
160
1,800,000 12,112,312
200,000
Nat
45,577,555 (100
uoo
175
84.117
2,814,202 (100
\ 10ft
25
954,697
Bank
Preferred
70
121,000
79,000
50,000
Common
Preferred
South Omaha Sav Bk
/140
400,000
170,000
«
Preferred
missouri
U S Nat Bank
Institutions
June 29
Per
100.000
600.00U
600.00U
Oity Nat Bk A Tr Co
Columbia Nat Bank.
Commerce Trust Co
Community State Bk
First National Bank.
86,340
2,1/6.894
1/3,696
6,000.000
100,000
J.OOo.OOu
Inter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State Bank.
500.000
Merchants Bank
20o.00o
100,000
100
34,983,384
7.278,436
335
100
100
6,263.960 184,046,943
/d,/56
1,321,789
5,0/9,336 132.301,385
1.653,236 21.849,468
102,69^
1.749,650
203.99/
3.350.687
Banks
26,328,414
100
33.565,352
1,219,469
100
NEVADA
June 29
share.
7.641.154 (100
1100
1,217,154
115
100
2.317,199
283,859
1
el.100.000
National
Nomi rial,
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank
53,846
8tock Yards Nat Bk
Common
June 29
185
Packers' Nat Bank:
Flcksburg—
State
100
a
Omaha Nat Bank—
10
100
Common
National Banks
,
1,000,000
75
(30
Uo
185,298
135,073
230
254,438
Preferred
First National Bank
Oommon
Preferred
350.000
284,000
e
375
"
Nomi\nai.
Per \share.
Reno-
81%
l42~"
First Nat Bk of Nev.d
100
138
Security National Bk
100
90
100
440
470
100
300
600,0001 1.516,314
100.00021,461
330
100
100
1^5
100
200
225
Banks
National
June 29
100
NEW HAMPSHIRE sta" June
29
Merc Home Bk A Tr
Common
200,000 I
192.00J
.....
Capital notes
Missouri Bk A Tr Co
353.482
100
9,319,323
170
Common
110,000
Preferred
90,000
50,000
200,000
100,000
43.166
1,930,726
129,854
104,003
65,417
3.272,359
2.3/5,000
1,475,263
100
100.000
Southeast State Bk..
South Side Bank—
71.61/
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
(100
115
130
1100
50.00O
50,000
Common
1.636,727
26.191
400,00
293,687
100
100
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
200,000 h
579.299
400.000
601,408
590,559
6,595,286
6,467,711
6,844,624
100,575
3,379.058
(100
200.000
150,000
B»ak
Head Nai bk k
k
Nashua Trust co.
gecoadNato' Nishu* *
Indian
"155"
Portsmouth
50
65
0
178,308
1,000,000
950.000
100,000
784.368
27.495,238
I10
10
1,192,748
2,459.920
100
95
100,000
28,084
217,683
100
230,716
7,88^,119
3.980,382
9,664.097
100
100
No
None
100
re
cent
sa
300
325
100
135
150
80
R
les
*
200.000
«k
nn
33,389
0
re
cent
100
1,579,171
N
100
250.000 1
75.000
Preferred
sa
les
175
200.000
100
100
-
Common.
New
550.iH)j
600,000
First National Bank-
200*" 225"
City
Traders'
Gate
Nat'l Bank
N
100
6,403.365
2,958,659
4,048,572
.
share
100
965,865
615,798
272,242
2 JO.000
Nashua—
120
50
90
615,599 rioo
1100
7,464.900
Prr
—
Nat Baa*
Manchester Nat Bk
Merchants Nat
100
Park National BankPlaza Bank of Co ami
Produce ifixch Bank.
\omi nal.
Manchester
Amoskeag
*
8.582,512 62 %
45
55
Union Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
University Bank
W«wtport Ave liank.
St. Joseph—
American Nat Bank.
200.00J
500.00
Burnet* Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
First Prusc Co
-----
National
115
2/2,283
100
100.00
FirstStJoaSt'kY dsBt
250.00c.
105,806
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
200.0C
23L854
ftmpire i'ru->t Co
Missouri Vail Tr Co
200.duO
129
149,32 I
60.357
3.976,475
8,108,223
2,788.099
1,163,628
107.500 I
103,866
2,578,936
120
120
15
200.000
71,5/6
2,869.313
100
80
2.000,000
400,00j
2,439,753
61.517,914
20
33
34
33/,156
5,471,583
6,111,063
8,762,223 26 ),999.65)
1,0//,001
16.652. ,)77
100
110
125
220,5J/
100
105
*io5
Equitable Trust Co
Common
92.500
30 '.OO'
Cass Bk A Tr Co...
*
10,200.000
First Nat Bank
Industrial BkATrOo
750.000
—-
17
20
Grove
4
39%
t
dayo
r
87.779
3.838.343
248,731
7,164.784
100.000 J
Capital notes
578.500
Baas.
J100
50.00c
No'western
Plaza Baak
8ec
V
600.000
500,030
500,090
675.003
203.003
350,000
.
.
-
Nat Bk.
Thai
t
75
Savs
Bank
.
(100
3
519.975
333,447
5,822,645
100
70
80
300,000
179.524
125,978
3.399,048
935,203
10
5
7
5
3
3%
43.951
2.213,173
50
45 1.152
1 ). 060.228
100
k
.
1
10
.50
83
100.100
.
..
it
200,on
400.0 >)
* Sale
70
price.
Group,
March 26, 1940.
d Owned by the Transamerica Corp., San
Francisco. Ca'lf.
Member of Northwest Bancorporatlon.
e
""20""
....
1 uo
b First National
82
73
1,522,010 / 50
1100
35
626,258
296,184
^94,i38
4JL4I6
15 »,3 )4
732.3/3
13,351,656
6./21.512
11,421.284
7,9 18,473
4,131.952
11.655,035
20
16
100
k Preferred stock
48
20
20
20
21
25
28
1 March
85
50
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
0
al65~
17
n
52""
i Dec. 30
1939.
debentures outstanding.
1940.
Price applicable to 100,000 shares of beneficial Interest, which in turn
represent 3,509 shares of $100 par stock of the Mercantile-Commerce
National Bank of St. Louis, Mo., held by the trustees.
0
30"
26,
h Sept. 30, 1940.
and com non stock or capital
-
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate.
p
Commerc'l
South Side Nat Bank
Share.
15 0
"2%
Jc 86.794
Retirement price.
u
40%
Baak
Nat Bk SavsATr
Southern
75,077
50. M
Preferred.
.
1,294,835
10
/ Last sale.
Common
.
Bank
Broadway Nat Bk
Bavoane
Trus«
t
Lemay Ferry Bk A Tr
Bank.
Pr C»
761,571
100
225.000
1.184.566
.
Seacoast Trust Co.
c
200,0 '0 1
Ooramoa
Manchester
500,000
7,649,478
6,214,859
▲abury Park—
Jefferson Bk A T Oo-
Mutual Bk 4
705,270
Asbury Park A Ocean
-----
Manufacturers
v
Truit ) >
Per
400,000
...
Aabury PkNatBkA T
Baden Bank
0
June 29
—
Preferred
100
6t. IJOUIS—
Common
Boatmen's Nat Bk..
Bremen Bk A Tr Co
Institutions
State
100
▲mer Excb Nat Bank
Preferred
NEW JERSEY
Nomi nal.
Atlantic City —
Baak
Guarantee BkATr Co
Boardwalk Na<
455,106
155.384
Jeff-GravoL
Banks
June 29
105
*
418,000
400,000
91.778
255,555
3,650.966
5,422 258
100
20
50
19
Capital account.
s
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group Inc.. Detroit, Mich.
t Ex-stock dividend of 33
v
Nov. 12,
1940.
r
1-3%.
Reserve.
BANKS
Dec., 1940]
National Banks
June 29
Surplus
Banks
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Capital
Institutions
State
NEW YORK
June 29
Gross
A
Profits
Capital
National
State Institutions
June 29
NEW JERSEY
107
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
June 29
Gross
Surplus A
Profits
Voml
Nomi nal.
Farm ft Mer Nat Bk.
Per
$
$
90,760
279,001
133.962
Brldgeton—
Brldgeton Nat Bank
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Auburn-
share.
100
23
25
45
50
8
9
1,038.734
26,101,159 12)6
1,479,640
36,365,415
1
_
769,165
J 315,051
38,608
400.000
(21,278.000
d
500.000
(2
650,123
(21.114.345
500.000
228,067
46,671
99'891
401.703
7,501,380
20
17,289,922
25
4,070,423
4,489,375 ""16
14,082.969
1
2,912,977
35,979,965
385,427
93,166
3,879.029
30,332
100.000
100.000
600,000
4.000.000
j1,754.152
1.142,829
69,929,461
883,192
30
d
225,000
840.000
550.000
Bank
i
"15"
3
Common
_
2.200.000
2.500.000
Debentures
Lincoln-E Side N Bk d
------
"6"
MfrsftTrad TrCo.
Marine Trust Co....
Klmlra—
T|*ntunar
3X
2)6
65
62
2%
—...
26)6
JSP
r30
35
25
50
50
{ I
7,338,155
7,297,847
1,658,587
9,502,850
25
16.433.72JL
50
400.000
650.000
172,351
533,957
5,075,909
9,559,947
250,000
240,000
75,000
428,406
13,194,334
200.000
500.000
400.000
864,053
280,711
446,083
20
4X
4%
60
58
ion
Tompkins Co Tr Ob-
_
60
25
James townBank of Jamestown—
Preferred "B"—
M"at
Bank
Nat Ohautauq Co Bk
Union Trust Co..
8,536,401
4,866,227
6,778,989
3
2)6
5
5
25
r20
'loo'" 102)4
350
300
15
100
100
20
123 670
150
87
50
50
53,446
396,348
52.112
1,163,719
10,878,200
7,654,053
1,251,452
3.000.000 01,540.075
500.000 2,222,920
100
1,236.331
8,690,570
1,700,733
137,883
0
588,406
354,097
54,523,688
30,997,919
3,460,812
2,286 582
36,920.841
163,636,544
19,655,934
3,085,006
6,532.563
11.657,859
395,011
497,957
11,278,669
6,744,987
122.837 k
New Brunsw TrCo—
1
Common
Preferred
471.273
North ft West Hu dsonletNat Bk of Un City d
289.283
Nat Bk of W N Y—
100.000
«•
25
8
45
"mm
m
m
mmm
—
IS
525,000
1,853,344
1,368,882
4,266,313
6,846,244
150.000
1.50.000
2,289,847
j 157,300
2)6
I
267.904
N
0
re
cent
National City Bank
les
NatSafetyBkft Tr r»o dl 014.300
Penn Exchange Bank
d455,000
Public Nat BkftTrCo
7.000.000
Schroder Bkg Corn
5.000,000
Sterling Nat B ft T
1.500.000
"16""
5)6
22)6
18)6
21)6
17
—
"19)6
6)6
10
f§o"
10
100
5.013,366
2,413.439 1
50
1
Trust
25
50
n
28,993
1,425,131
100
1,609,494
13,332,449
4,359,280
8,772,194
27,626,769
20
Com-Mer Tr Un City
100.000
Gutt'b'g Bk ft Tr Co
Weehawken Tr Co
400.000
HudoTr Co Un City. dl ,995,000
81,287
308,025
163,133
365,000
1,151,652
PassaicPassaic N BkftTr Co d2,000,000
1.000,000
People's Bk ft Tr Co.
2,699,917
571,948
33,733,759 12)6
6.068,505 a 25
r50"
3
77
500.000
75,700
7,135,800
350""
13,977,572 237,458,000 100 342
If
15 M
17 X
26,949.700 644,238,000
40
859,878 c 7.716,625
33
"35"
(7136804548 3248412000
180
174
(78,662,896 136,042,000
680
720
4,118,239 61,074,000
1685
1725
(7108927576 737,163,000
(72,215.643 046,906,984
120
130"
330,800 c 6,688,700
40
45
346,000 sl0,547,400
26 X
28X
(769711888 2751170000 12 X
10)6
12)6
1,156,915 418,551,161
10
322,303 c 3.506,162
29 X ~31X
10,067,706 144,722,000 17)4
3,058,840 022,502,892
25 "26)6 "28)6
2,735,371 031,605,970
12&
2, 1940.
Oct.
217,600
4,603.800
500,000
14,246,273
1.300,000 1,105,094
652,300
285,300
1 000,000
Bankers Trust Oo
25 000.000 82,524,900 1227336500
Bronx County Tr Oo d2.642,500
226,800 25.256,400
Brown Bros Harriman ft Co
2.000,000 11.265,254 121,541.297
Cent Han Bkft Tr Co 21.000.000 73,554,917 1238983327
Chemical Bk ft Tr Co 20.000.000 57,689,600 803,957,300
co
retarns
date,
100
50
Bk of Athens Tr Co.
Banco dl Nap Tr Co
B'kof Montreal Tr Co
"16 "59" "el""
.
lOO.iW'O
1,000,000
.
10
100
10
25
1)6
175
"15"
8
2
2)6
162.300
64,371
619,281
70,276
_
5,369,093
1,241,854
16,331,387
4.227,321
25
N
0
100
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
631.449
13.918,683 /100
1 60
497,808
150,000
600.000
594.000
1,506,392
2,681,737
15,652,478
550,801
55
50
50
25
50
12
""65"
25
25
160
1
70
28
26
6
25
\12li
750.000
60
"75" loo""
8.746.931 /
17,559,571 J100
-
20
60
30
25
10
10
20
100
50
14
15
48)6
49)6
"46)6
49)6
87.017,600
8,940,100
14,758,800
Continental BkftTr
4.000.000 4,471,500 64,573,000
Corn Ex Bk ft Tr Co 15,000.000 21,193,092 367,717,417
400,200
23,900
Corporation Trust Co
500.000
Empire Trust Co.3,500,000 3,238,833 73,650,885
Equitable Trust Oo
332,300
1,700
500.000
Federatk n BkftTrCo
1,446,141
12,303,676
825.000
Falton Tr'-"t Oo
2.000.000 2,890,500 26.698,700
Fiduciary !• ost Co
1,000.000 2,421,860 21,833,037
Guaranty Tr stOo
on. ooo.ooo 185795957 2291011486
Hellenic Bkft PrCo
389.823
4,639,778
I 000.000
Irving Trust Co
51,010,000 53.451,700 741,576,700
J P Morgan ft Co Inc 20.000,000 20,000,000 652,359,900
rl2)6
18
22
200,000
200,000
1,500.000
Trenton Trust Co... dl .874,000
705.130
2,907,619
55,232
74,234
1,192,985
612.984
15,257,250
48,880,624
1.259,977
1,521,364
31,867,919
27.303,968
50
100
40
10
100
100
15
20
20
30
50
40
45
10
/l
2
3X
4X
Debenture notes
Trade Bank ft Tr Co
Trust Ooof Nor Am
-
Underwriters Tr Co
U S Trust Oo of V v
*
Mechanics'
"298""
"iix
303
12 X
"28 " "3l"
37
52 X
20
(
10 t
4X
109
25
25
39
54 X
4X
112
200
12
2 X
{.!
10
3X
16
100
100
"80 ' "90"
100 1505
3,926,000
409,200
"206" 220""
20
6,000,000 13*536,231 20,966,649
6,158.504
9,737,306
607,611
d
700.000
d
8,531,000
306,800
700,000
17,612,662
1,000,000 1,161,368
2.000.900 28,889,700 120,372,000
Jamaica, L.I Jamaica Nat Bank— d
Woodbury—
25
140151109
Common
12
loo
.
50
Trenton—
Prospect Natl Bank.
Security Nat Bank..
Trenton Banking Co
10
100
100
100
100
10
Schroder Trust, Co.
1,800,248
19,409.246
1 000 .000
2 000 000
Lawyers Tr Oo
38,490.972
1,954,515
Mfrs Trust C<v
Common
856.162,984
32.998,440
Convertible pref..
8,749,520
Marine Midi T' Co
6,000,000 9,510,200 140,804,200
New York Trust Co 12. ">00.000 28,009,026 489.719,088
Pan American Tr Oo
8,074,865
182,424
600.000
Savings Banks Tr Co d29.997.000 6,314,000 237,054,500
Title Guar ft Tr Co —
.
"35"
25
_
_
Broad St Nat Bank.
977.500
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk. d3.123,000
102)6
51)6
20
10
Bank Farmers'
Trust Co..
10 000,000 15,058,000
Clinton Trust Oo
d
340,000
700,000
Colonial Trust. Co
475,800
1,000.000
.
20
17,549,677
27,888,839
6,680,723
j 122,762
600.000 \
100
17)6
1
City
.
680.000 1
15
1
_
Paterson—
Preferred
520,000
Haledon Nat Bank.. d
70,446
97.000
Nat Un Bk of America d
46.266
290.000
Paterson Nat Bank—
600.000 01,570,978
-Second Nat Bank
1,500,000 01,018,057
Paterson Sav Inst... d2,000.000
1,348,538
35
.
33
31)6
Plalnfield—
Piainfield Nat Bank.
425.000
LOu.OOO
Mid-City Trust Co.. d
Plalnfield Trust Co.. dl,150.000
d
State Trust Co.
247.500
les
100
100
ilway" Sec
25
I
sa
of Nov. 28,
100
10
25
50
25
25 b
o
re cent
10
100
rted net
and
Deposits N ew York Ci ty banks are repo
1940
1940.
Sur plus and p rofits are of date June29
1940, for State banks, a di ridend record
for National and
Oct.
2,
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and Broo klyn m ay be
found in our"Ra
tion,pps.2 11,212,213, 214, 215 an d 216.
are
...
sa
59,030
170.085
N
O mot?
Amalg Bank of N V
550,000
Bank of New York-.
6.000,000
Bk of the Manhat Co 20.000.000
Bank of Yorktown
1.000.000
Chase Nat Bank
100.270.0fli
Comm'l Nat Bk ft Tr 7.000,000
Fifth Ave Bank
500,000
First National Bank
10.000,000
Grace Nat Bk of V v
•
500,000
Merchants Bk of N.Y
400,OOn
Nat Bronx Bank
d
745,000
33,845
142,691
889,193
151,013
107,779
530,290
513,540
Ulster
61
57
100 490
25 h 14
8
19
4 X
10
j
§2.750
432,181
250.000
Nat'l
New Yorv Citv-
100
14
100
200,000
Bank of Kingston
Readout Nat Bank
State of N V Vat
Kingston Tnist Ho
I25"
(50
Kingston—
First NBkofRondom
------
15
3,027,401
1,513,834
459.514
526.980
301.000
Federal Trust Co
1.622.500
(27.000,000
Fidelity Un Tr Co
Merch ft Newark Tr.
2.500.000
Union National Bk..
d336.300
United States Tr Co.
600.000
West Side Trust Co
1.022.425
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank of N J— d
860.000
300.000
Peoples Nat Bk
1555
—
Sale price.
t Quotation for the Marine Midland Corp.; none available for trust co.
National Bank
First Nat Bk ft Tr Co
Woodhurv Trust Co
100,000
200,000
100,000
.
.
3,015.946
3,291,555
50
1,451.758
575,455
445,422
250,029
10
10
60
70
a
Only outstanding stock of People s Bank t Trust Co
pref. stock of the Realty ft Security Co
MEW
YORK
State
Institutions
Includes
d
National Banks
June 29
of Passaw*, N. J.
is $1 par
b
Common and oreferred stock
e
Oct. 2
0
security
stock
c
-1
or capital
March 29, 1939.
1940.
Oct. 2,
• »• »
«»■*
«u
stand'ng.
/ Resarves.
Sept. 30, 1940
h Preference B stock.
Nomi nal.
Albany—
Nat Com Bk ft Tr Co
9
18
16
tthaca—
First National Bank
TV Co
Elm Ira Bk ft Tr Go.
110
Clinton Trust Co
d
Columbus Trust Co.
Mech ft Farmers Bk
8)6
(10
125
10
150.000
Preferred
55
82
1560
20
The WMrst
396,948
4GC.581
37.771
870,707
600.000
884.000
...
77
100 1510
2 286,608
10
154,804
10
7,835,429 101,713,770
6,759.875 169,485,240 c 32 t
5.000.000
(8.500,000
Common.
Preferred "A"
100
100.000
U S Trust CoCommon
48
100
100
11,689,023
5
r
50
200,000
Prospect Pk Nat Bk.
Citizens Trust Co—
Common
100
2,040,419
1,041.565
X
2,852,848
600.000
First National Bk—
Common
85
100
55,205,402
|2,679,312
200.000
.
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank
of Weehawken
Liberty National Bk
1940.
33 >i
800,000
800.000
"28"
10,425
566,176
200.000
Common....-
"4H
3
500.000
_
ft
iOO.OOO
4%
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
2*
12
1
230.000
Lincoln Nat Bank
Franklin Wash Tr Co
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark ft Essex
50 t
60
149,000
83,400
278,400
362,400
Lafayette Nat Bank d
d
Psoole's Nat Bank
Brooklyn Trust Co- 8.200,000
/250
100
2,
3,877,600
3,469,800
9,371,100
6,292,200
7,135,520 129,664,847
6,575,191
55,596,767
240.000
d
Mr
King* Co Trust Co..
Buffalo-
100
25
52,724,540
X
IX
X
/ 25
I
3,400,000
Bank of Commerce of
Newark
Farm
100
Platbush
1
10
1.250.000 1
2,000,000
Morrlstown Trust Co
Xt. Holly—
Union Nat BkftTrCo
Farmers' Trust Oo__
Newark—
Preferred
9,474,446
10,320,949
8,722,890
Brooklyn—State B ank A Tru st Co. retur ns date Oct.
banks June 29, 1940.
National
3,511,300
Nat Bk d
197,400
iOO.OOO
IX
35
54,323,366
100
3,671.682 37)6
Long BranchLong Branch Bkg Co
Morrlstown— >
First National Bank.
National Iron Bank. d
American Trust Co.. d
Guttenberg
1,034,409
636,465
577,447
Bensonhurst
LI
H
2,225.000 01,537,192
93,811
200.000 n
d
Hudson Co Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
Banking Co
National State Bank
'*18.717,697
294.837
0
Jersey City—
First National Bank.
Bergen Trust Co
Commercial Tr N J..
North Bergen Tr Co.
Trust Co of N J—
Common
Preferred A
First National BankMarine Midl'd Tr Co
3
%
3
3,261,961 33)6
68,197
200.000
Elizabeth—
'
■llxabethport BkgOo d
Franklin Nat Bank
10
100
100
Citizens Bk of Bkly
last Orange—
Ampere Bank ft TrCo
8av Inv ft Trust Co:
Common
Preferred..
National State Bank
Central Home Tr Co
Elisabeth Trust Co..
Union County Tr Co
Hoboken—
Seaboard Trust Co..
4
3
47,603
1,319,078
FlrstCamNatBftTOo <22,150,000
Merchantville
Nat'l
Bank ft Trust Co.
Camden Trust Co...
6,098,535
5,804,784
Bfnghamton —
City National Bank
Oamden—
489.970
131,313
400,000
600.000
500,000
Auburn Trust Co
nat.
Pe> shar.
%
400.000
675,000
Nat Bank of Auburn
100
20
2,256,458
5,153,603
1,766,151
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
ner
250,000
1.500,000
2.000.000
State Bank of Albany
First Trust Comnanv *1.960,000
1.546,289|
6.16.,735!
3,908.077
68.334,643
4.03 >,950! 105,.697.406
744.515' 23,939.654
share.
650
1
Controlled
ft'Dec. 31.
by
Marine
Midlani
1938.
'
415
430""
n
Dec.
100
240
250
r
Preferred stock retirement nrice.
50
20
22
s
June
30,
29
1939.
1940.
Corp.
/
Last
0
100
100
March 26,
sale,
1940.
108
AND
BANKS
National Banks
NEW YORK
June 29
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
COMPANIES
TRUST
State Institutions
National Banks
Oct. 30
June 29
Cross
Deposits
Par
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Bid
National Banks
June 29
NORTH DAKOTA
Cross
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
Lincoln-Allia Bk&Tr
Common
2,800,000 12,262,859
2,000,000
4% Conv.Preferred
28**
SOX
49
81,342,922 [ 20
\ 50
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Ask
Nom.
Rochester—
^
52
$
172,623
137,217
210,381
$
175,000
50,000
500,000
150.000
Fargo—
Dakota Nat Bank..
Fargo National Bk..
First Nat Bk & Tr Go
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
0
0
n
♦1212,266
$
2,481,201
1,913,498
7,052,935
3,674,958
Per
•
prices
share.
100
100
n
N
100
25
re
cent
sa
168
o
Central Trust Oo—
Common.-
400,000
—
-
742,500^
Preferred
}■
911,717
Genesee Vail Tr Co.. 02,160.000
Roch Trust & S D Co
1,000.000
17,351,437 I
10
10
I
532,961
2,708,985
8**
10**
National Banks
"16""
20
62
700
900
OHIO
June 29
72
Institutions
State
......
25
17,854,563
32,664,270
Sept 30
Security Trust CoCommon
300,000
200.000
-
Capital notes
Union Trust Oo:
Common
J2,544,198
36,616,917
1100
271,303
200,000 1
470,000
Capital notes__—
First-Central Tr. Oo. 01,050,000 1,085,578
128,633
100.000
Goodyear State Bk. .
775,337
600.000
Firestone Pk Tr&S B
Common
3,000,000
800,000
—
Capital notes
Schenectady—
Mohawk Nat Bank—
Common
Jl,154,977
281,631
200,000
253.590
-
Preferred
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Co—
400,000
Lincoln Nat B & TOo
010
26,090,182
10,965,288
20
30
34
20
30
34
1,000,000
1,400.000
Jl,190,212
Manuractur Nat Bk. 01,400.000
National City Bank.
600.000
0
Union Nat Bank
600.000
1,502,639
959,847
220,917
100
100
200
3
48,740,930
X
2**
Syracuse Trust Co..
29,507,662
9
U?
294.500
201,711
,
215,000
2,500,000
Preferred
| 590,040
32.504,674
25
25
16»i
50
4
5
12
17
30
PM::::::
060
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
CincinnatiBank—
Clnn Bk & Tr Co...
Oolumbia Bk & S Co
Trst National Bank.
600,000
135,000
Preferred
Waiertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
400,000
Atlas Nat
|" 670,312
103,516
396,000
10,685,792 ( 20
1 25
5,061,437'
200,000
173,350
0
0
210,000
99,600
250,000
Preferred
| 195,798
35
N
\ 40
500,000 1
Capital notes.
Westchester Go—
613,949
11,084,296
160.000
o
les
80
10
90
9X
100
100
146"
144
136
90
100
Bank..
500.000
100
234
60
250
150,000
0
525,000
1,800,000
1,000,000
500,000
01,550,000
5,000,000
06,500,000
Nat
People's Bk & 8v Oo
Prov 8 Bk & Tr Oo.
Second Nat Bank.
Western Bk & Tr Oo
Trust Oo—
Central
Equity Sav & L'n Co
L,orain
Street
Bank.
^ational City Bank.
Amer Bk Oo.
J125
North
The Bank of Cleve..
Bronxville—
229,330
5,830,716
11,418.306
1,428,222
I
2,380,331
257,435
388,444
3,401,992
3,756,452 48,230,379
1,167,513 19,216,433
8,682,429
680,132
410,837 12,001,470
81,852,398
2,558,653
4,293,728 119,949,044;
50
100
"29X
10
100
31
154
100
10
125
5
100
92
94
100
94
97
10.
230
55*
261,709
300.000
0
5,733,008
'
5,000.000 101413453 146,153,128
7,440,000
2,613,022
588,451
250,000 I
7,532,265
779,841
400.000 I
0
5,687.405
151,542
471,000
9,000,000 05,550,874 192,197,981
924,443
0
53,502
180.000
1,486,872
84,873
100,000 I
20
I
8X
16
.10
024
~40'
100
100
70
60
20
~27X "295*
100
Cleveland Trust Oo
Gramatan Nat Bk &
108,896
146,772
3,679.840
4,542,714
First National Bank. 0
600.000
Fleetwood Bk (The). 0
267,500
Mt. Vernon Tr Co.— 01,020,000
New Rochelle—
694,260
152,930
956,437
12,198,200
3,336,477
6,584,930
Central Nat Bank
115,000
300,000
329,200
800,000
112,405
383,181
77,468
522,065
2,186,976
4,684,622
1,613,385
14,537,206
200,000
350,000
229,587
104,196
1,730,910
2,548,724
0
20
8
12
100
125
150
Vernon—
Capital notes
13.000,000
Union Bk of Comm¬
4,000,000
0
First Nat Prnk
Huguenot Tr Oo
0
New Rochelle Tr
e
90
27
2
1
1
20
28
IX
si*
10
10
20
100
25
50
City Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Columbus Saving Bk
1,600.000
100.000
100
3,212,608
10
33,092,563
100
1,891,424
2.832.546 ion
100
59,498,811
100
3,870,228
100
1,722,091
78.456.379 b 20
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co b
Huntington Nat Bk.
200.000
03,000.000
200.000
100.000
64.000.000
395,177
8,291,278
170.000
30,000
49,087
Common
100,000
485.000
Preferred
1.602.723
18,401,258
4,768.805
50
500.000
1,500.000
750,000
Common
885,036
12
Port Chester—
Rye—
Rye National Bank..
Rye Trust Co
66,498
49,551
113,972
500,000
185.000
Tarrytoivn—
Tarrytown N Bk & Tr
81,015
200.000
5,840,054
2,736.144
5,370,805
1,918,729
2,196,928
20,290,747
3,063,259
15,026,319
,142,107 110,864,810
979,465
442,231
902,804
Commerce-Guard Bk
1,000,000
300.000
Ohio Citizens Tr Co. 0
600,000
Toledo Trust Co..
5,000,000
Foungstown—
15
10
8
50
12
100
50
Common
1,250.000 [I 666,752
Capital notes
1,200,000
643,608
Mahoning Nat Bank 01,563,000
Union Nat Bank....
1.250.000 2,016,690.
Ctfs
Tr
Bank
61,705
784,000
0
Common
Preferred
200,000
150,000
...
County Trust Oo
Ja 211,980
7,661,374
100
12
17
5,848,797
25
24
29
of
Ben
Fund
96
+
32
33»»
50
20
"375*
50
63**
50
12
25
20
"25"
14.428,073
12**
{.!
14,673,228
22,092,254
15
130
100
"Is"
150
Own
~23
C-2
City Tr & Sav Bk—
510.000
1,212.500
Capital notes.....
I 280,073
7,203,039
25
100.000
75.000
Common
25
225,878
127.000
2,497.903
1,300,000
4
100
30"
1,223,027
18,879,439
672,245
6,260,409
10
20
23
903,835
750,000
"29"
Dsllar Sav & Tr Oo—
White Plains—
Peoples N B & T Oo:
170
72
220
97
40,405,826 1100
I 60
Spitzer-R T & S Bk.
39,456
155
60
190
Toledo-
10
403,157
176,250 /
22
Winters N B & Tr Oo
50
Preferred
1st Nat Bk & Tr Oo.
Mutual Trust Oo
20
"25
Third N B & Tr Oo
50
18
110
{100
824,323
Preferred
Common
31,914
2.074,735
167,807
168,494
2,653,653
212,336
116,767
3,522,486
200,000
205,000
740,000
Common
Preferred
Westches Oo Nat:
k
Dayton—
Merch N B & T Co-
Peekskill—
Peekskill N B & T Oo
12
250,6u0
86
Columbus—
Ohio National Bk
0
100
Brunson Bk & Tr Co
Market Exch Bk Co.
Northern Sav Bk...
Ossining—
First Nat & Tr Co
Ossining Trust Co.—
64**
38,296,792
3,183,433
110
22
79**
100
3,088,512
900.000 I
295,368
union Sav & L Oo
100
100
100
13,800,000 16,220,397 410,993,630
Common
200,000
350,000
Tr Co
Bronxville TrCo
Citizens
277
100
100
100
Clev Sav & Loan Oo.
rec ent
sa
Common
100
500.000 I
Common-.
Preferred
Northern N Y Tr Oo
\
1,999,771
92,335,703
1,511,303
145
100
50
4,667,395
11,940,162
Cleveland—
20
4,223,558 I
les
60
10,054,476
3,155,676
7,992,606
271,450
6.000,000
0
Amer Sav's Bank
Water town Nat Bk—
Common
o
re cent
sa
100
2,693,772
18,916,716
Central Nat Bank—
0
5
Nsrwood-Hyde Park
Flfth-Third-Un Trust
Common
N
161,749
500.000
Geo. D. Harter Bank
So Ohio S Bk & Tr Oo
FirstBank & TrustCo
100
Narthside Bk & Tr Oo
21,947,577 i 25
12,499,894
6,561,491
3,995,005
31,471,562
5,017,392
17,294,842
1,446,726
212,003
980 000
Lincoln
0
100
328,401
1,304,562
233,219
892,174
436,325
Bk & Tr Co..
Dtica—
Mount
0
0
Guardian Bk & S Co.
-
Capital notes
Troy—
Troy Trust Co
300,000 I
Dime Savings Bank.
First National Bank
First Tr & Sav Bk.
965,215
710,034
750.000
18,616,634
Canton-
10
1,518,193
03,987.948
-
10
6,430,843
100
534,344
1,483,451
Common
1130
8,031,344
7,583,992
16,330,154
355,116
a
1,200.000
Merch Nat B & T Oo
First Trust & Dep Oo
47,639,397
I
300,000
750.000
Schenectady Tr Co..
Syracuse—
Common—
Nomi nal.
Per share
Akron—
Dime Savings Bk Co
9,995.059
25
18
22
Yonkers—
Central Nat Bank
First
r*
National
350.000
a
Bank
300,000
in Yonkers
Yonkers Nat Bank &
Trust
Nomi nal.
Outhrle—
First National Bank-
Oo—
Common
331,994
150.000
Preferred
8.458,786
400. nnn
First
State
Bank...
McAlester—
10 h.
20
Per
100
share.
N
Nat Bk of McAlester
First Nat Bk of McA
0
25
re
cent
100
sa
les
301,442
316,097
2,872.116
2,236,234
203,651
470,308
434.693
100,000
100.000
3,126,170
3,621,670
4,976,304
100
6,622,167
57,573,043
6,739,117
21,584,930
1,652,242
15,533,875
1,186,432
100
150
55,775,625
Muskogee—
Citizens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
NaXn, ilnk' NORTH CAROLINA
Nomi nal.
Asheville—
Per
200,000 k
First Nat Bk & Tr..
225.000
4,000,000
share.
530.799
500,000 k
759,029
300,000
1.200,000 2.982,863
Union Nat Bank.-.
American Trust Co..
Durham—
Citizens'
Nat
Bank-
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk
Durham Bk & Tr Co
Home Savings Bank.
Mech & Farmers Bk-
9
9
200,000
»
Greensnoro—
Guilford Nat Bank—
Security Nat BankRaleigh—
First Citizens Bk&Tr
150,000
500,000
300,000
100,000
210.000
200.000
800.000
00
750,000
Wilmington—
People's Sav Bk & Tr
100,000
Wtlm Sav & Tr Co..
300,000
13,849,513
7,582,624
74,838,318
100
100
100
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
300
306
81,927
1,586,615
100
25
71
20
25
27
100
200
225
119,792
54,981
14,3/8,213
2,283.534
6,830,178
2,090,954
1,105,471
25
40
45
297,299
512,557
5,286,346
15,087,392
1.830,631
185,178
789,504
19,275,976
3,136,052
6,859,343
25
73
25
77
73
30
25
500,000
Stock Yards Bank...
60.000
386,555
4,073,215
277,843
1,099,491
53,334
499,826
25,528
2,000.000
3,262,034
200.000
5.000.000
16
Common
Preferred
17
Common
85
25
30
35
10
30
35
West Tulsa State Bk
tToledo banks
Branch Bkg & Tr Oo
-
-
Preferred
Nat Bk of Wilson
400,000 11,445.276
100,000
245.826
100.000
18.207,278 flOO
1160
25
2,466.205
250
275
200.000
First National Rank.
200 000
Wachovia Bk & Tr..
04 .275.000
105,150
2,240.910
132,721
4,142,192
3,455.505 104,541.524
200
24
10
21
50
50
70
100
180
210
100
100
100
125
150
200
100
J 379,006
100
125
2,700.000 13,624.222
600,000
25.000 k
16,313
66,102,411
20
28
f
20
40
1
6,773,353
20
30
mm
rnrn.-mm
20
5,025,718
"15""
20
10
26
30
1
on a
f
I 20
393,429
September 30, 1940.
Capital account.
100
b Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Feb.
29,
1940.
/ Dec. 30, 1939.
e
Common and preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
0
Retirement price.
h In liquidation.
1 Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
10
11
15
17
100
158
162
k March 26, 1940.
13
10
I June 29, 1940.
r
Reserves.
n
s
Member First
Bank
Stock
Branch of Smithfield. N. C,
1
M.
price range basis.
a
0160
W(nitoQ-8al«m—
City National Bank.
125,000
175,000
350.000
92,013
0
c
Wilson—
Common
mrnm
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Preferred
80
-
100
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank—
Nat Bk of Oom'erce.
10
10
100.000
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
220
-
100
Oklahoma City-
City Nat'l Bk&Tr Oo
500.000
Fidelity Nat BankLiberty Nat Bank.. 01,200.000
1,187,014
188,257
454,853
400,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
20
Charlotte—
Commercial Nat Bk.
100.000
300.000
Corp.
BAMS
Dec., 1940]
National Banks
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Institutions
State
OREGON
June 29
PENNSYLVANIA
June 29
Ask
Bid
Par
Capital
Eugene—
$
$
200,000
472,146
Per
$
9.046.460
.
(Concluded)
share.
Mellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
100
Portland Tr A Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk
150
40
38
100
6,934,956 117,908,762
5,353,164
475,203
6,298,741 150,565,209
3,000,000
300,000
4,500,000
100
20
42
40
200,000
40
50
50.000
65
50
Per
1,879,341
2.090,578
1,356,991
1,025,113
1,000,000
1,000,000
450,000
500.000
share.
145
10
135
35
19
100
14,604,703
9,501,338
90
105
100
25
5,941,275
7,701,774
38
22
23
25
17
25
Union National Bank
Union Savings Bank.
June 29
Allentown—
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
25
1,942,958
11,781,402
1,119,210
1,412,800
1.679,598
41,516,635
36,299,505
4,077,461
5,535,905
32,960,086
21,603.931
2,813.555
27,695,935
166,329
200,000
2,000.000 s4,228,875
6,105,595
1.000.000
Western SAD Bank d
513,779
490.000
851,688
700.000
Allegheny Trust Oo.
Colonial Trust Oo
43.563.200 2,392,700
Oom'wealth Trust Oo
1.500.000 2,777,672
Dormont SAT Oo.
130,192
125.000
Fidelity Trust Oo
2.000.000 11,559,580
Manchester
Savings
DEMWQVI VA Ml A State Institutions
lEilYilu ILV All! A
Nomi nal.
Merchants Nat'l Bk_
Second Nat bank..
Bank
1,881,974
St Clair Deposit Bk-
National Banks
June 29
Allentown Nat Bank
103,638
178,410
784,063
123,435
174,575
141,625 1
95,000
200.000
700,000
Sheraden
100
7.500,000 S40084.741 406,762,649
Common..
Preferred
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank
155
Ask
Bid
Par
Nomi nal.
Per short.
Polithanla State Bk
PortlandFirst National Bank.
Cross
Deposits
Pittsburgh—
Nomi nal.
First National Bank.
Surplus &
Profits
Cross
Deposits
109
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
~
a25
~
16
73
50
»«.
-
100
100
50
100
100
100
50
25
3
114
30
60
36
60
70'
60
40
80
2,615,000
50
27
Trust Co.
6.000.000 sll,439,430 105,660,943
Potter Title A Tr Oo 4
875.000
409,989
7,647,041
20
28X
29)
5X
7)
270,218
150.COO
2,208,478
South Hills Trust Oo
433,715
1.842,019
125.000
Union Trust Oo
1.500.000 100346112 299,027,060
6.289,490
500,000
1,365,829
Washington Tr Co..
West End Bank
193,991
200.000
1,878,486
William Ponn Tr Oo. 4
2,176.369
175.000
144,851
100
100
Bank A Trust Oo.
400,022
250,000
People's-Plttsburgh
Altoona—
First Nat Bank—
Common..
Preferred
Altoona Trust Co—
Common
150,000
287.900
Preferred
Central Trust Oo
337,091
250,000
263,390
249,300
-
490,033
7.036.073
105
100
100
100
13
12
10
4,877.441
10
300,210
_
mtmm*
100
95
100
3.225,636
5
Provident Trust Oo.
85
90
6400
100 6000
50
106
10
50
5
30
75
Worklngman's Savgs
ErieBank of Erie
First National Bank.
200,000
,060,000
Lawrence Park N Bk
169,778
565,344
51,693
351,192
50.000
Marine Nat Bank
Nat Bk & Trust Co..
,264,000
300.000
10
1,234,457
16,257,114 100
1AA
868,545 1UU
7,557,879 66*3
Oommon
306.477
4.481,217
15
347,006
300,000
721,850
200,000
(The)
H&rrlsburg—
Allison-East End Tr.
Capital Bk A Tr Co.
Harris burg Nat Bank
Central Trust Oo
1,143,959
10,017,720
50
Union National Bank
Berks Oo Trust Oo
1,000.000
1.800.000
Oity Bank A Tr GoReading Trust Co..
300.000
690,188
1,473,601
544,564
2,353,934
7.420,932
21.844,789
4,315,293
18,245.0071
10
5
10
10
16,227,022
1,797,033
I
1•tiI•
11i«lI
50
50
•
1
f
1
II
f
50
101,839
1
1
i
I
f
1
I
i
a50
1,170.300
157,726
483,100
844,013
943,732
32,511
1,425,960
1,448,035
84,567
300,000
400,000
Citizens Trust Co
125,000
400.000
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrisburg Trust Oo
400.000
Market St Trust Co-
225,000
2,966,879
5,248,972
7,426,610
4,996,235
1,208,094
15,838,844
19,289,434
1,350,547
4
10
10
ffi
Scranton State Bk
First National BankGreen Ridge Bank
North Scrant Bk A Tr
5
12 X
14
50
50
78
67
10
10
25
37
68
50
15X
17
57
Providence
41
25
'
53
73
10)
173
5
7
10
17
Sor&nton—
206,098
5,664,038
167,208
300.000 Q
326,680
300.000
64,446
Bank
1,383,144
60,943,413
1,638,171
3,242,754
919.626
25
204,531
2,900,236
814,914
1,010,670
583,948
4,916,283
17,554,731
2,901,939
50
75
25
25
188,090
1,963.697
200.000
4.050.000
200.000
.
396,510
300,000
100
Beading-
Security-Peoples TrPreferred
Union Bank
400,000
Bank A Trust Oo.
I
27
18
25
21
50
59
63
15
20
22
30
35
22X
8
50
Scranton Nat BankCommon
Preferred
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat BAT CoWest Side Bank
12
I
200.000
50,000
400.000
1.000,000
250.000
25
•
"35*
-
-«»«»
37
40
37
62
58
Penna Trust Oo—
Lancaster—
Oommon
Oonestoga Nat Bk—
400,000
Fulton Nat Bank
600,000
575.000
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk d
Farmers' BkATr Oo
Common
s
300.000
Preferred
Northern Bk A Tr Oo
47
50
103
106
10
13
14
First National Bank
Hanover National Bk
5
Miners Nat Bank
Second Nat Bank
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
960,588
1,572,557
779,332
11,106,143
11,530,138
9,210,855
20
508,992
6,859,548
s
71,940
300,000
20
60
50
Preferred--,
233,701
10
1,769,841
4X
Philadelphia—
Central-Penn Nat Bk
3,040,000 s7,281,376
City National Bank. 41,100,700
297.456
Corn Exch Nat Bank
A Trust Oo
4,550.000
Erie National Bank. d
440.000
First National Bank. r3.ll 1.00U
50
$9,370,239 131,260,034
20
148,749
Preferred
North Broad Nat'l Bk
108.000 I
92.000
250,000
Northeast Nat
200.000
Bank
5,204.415
110,911,496
10,724,359
40,024,790
15,064,083
60
100
10
43 X
76,741
2,428,397
10
4X
227,474
285,859
2,457,824
4,296,474
60
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Common
jc 160,228
7,442.075 I
Tioga Nat Bk A TrOo d
Tradesmen'sN ational
Bank A Trust Oo.
Wyoming Bk A Tr__
Broad Street Trust—
Chestnut Hill T A Tr
Citizens A So B A Tr
Fidelity-Phila Tr Co
Finance Oo of Pa
Frankford Trust Oo.
German town Tr Oo.
Glrard Trust Oo
Industrial Trust Oo.
200,000
85.000
400.336
\
J
195.522
102,260
Land Title Bk A TOo
Oommon...
Preferred
1,875.000 152139671
6,500,000 f
Liberty Title A Tr Oo
1.000.000 $1,151,932
Mitten Bk A Tr Oo
1,500,000 $
658,085
Ninth Bank A Tr Oo d2,200,000
664,558
Northern Trust Co..
500,000 3,166,218
Nor Phila Trust Oo.
600,000
1,378,114
.
Penn Oo for Insur
50
Preferred
Drov A Mech N Bk.
First National Bank.
Indus N B West Y K.
Western Nat Bank..
York Oo Nat Bank..
5X
.....
72
14
a25
los"
100
37!S
50
York N Bk A Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Oo..
109
Vnrk TVnetrio
Lives A Grant Ann
Penn W'h'g A S D Oo
Security Bk A Tr Co
Sonsitaly Bk A Tr Co
10
20
214,242
2,392.859 f
3,343.815
8,502,394
1,801,578
5,962,607
6.492,016
5,872,535
4,779.927
8,166,740
,
50
10
1
600,000
125,000
225.000
953,440
300,000
500.000
500.000
•*«;n
74
175
185
14
15
44
48
16
20
20
21~"
10
30
567,242
776.340
1,413.385
non
8
10
5
10
10
10
100
20
25
25
10
15X
15
185
58
36
IS"
190
60 3
38
57
54X
17 X
1SX
RHODE ISLAND
13
Nomi nal.
Newport—
5X
117
SX
6X
11
Per
A juidneck Nat Bank
Oommon
121
Preferred
Newport Nat Bank..
13
Newport Trust Oo-_
Providence—
8
8
11
192
198
140
145
400,000 \
374,839
6,142,356
125
81,974
100
Blackstone Oan NatColumbus Nat Bank:
Oommon
34
35X
10
10
5X
55X
2X
56 X
3
23
24
Nat Bank of OomATr
Pbenix Nat Bank
30
a25~"
125
120,000
300.000
469,979
632,984
2,809,909
500.000
60
"'60'"
1,040,440
5,947,450
25
76
111,435
88.565
J 100,522
2,001,239
(10
10
120.000
271,884
1,762,544
81
12
Mechanics Nat Bank
25
share
150
175.000
igx
10
10
Preferred
7
High St Bk A Tr Oo
Common
60
50
10
"30X ~32X
14
2X
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Lincoln Trust Oo
17
3
100
495
50
75
10
3134
32X
35
38
510
80
Rhode I Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode laid Hos TrCo
Onion Trust Oo
100
100
262
60
10
50
50
272
40
50
Woonsocket—
Woonsocket. Trust Oo d
20
25
15X
4X
110
50
367,500
5,106,875
J25
132.500
\25
850.000
848.434
50
7,975,942
50
450,000
909,013
4,685,112
,500.000
2.459,720 14,280,277 100
100
.000.000 10,714,847 119,592,610
125,000 c
217,908
1,946,783
25
.500,000
3,124,273 59,312,254 *100
.000.000 12,022,925 41,908,320 1000
.000.000
1,404,244 24,930,048 100
J 256,568
Preferred
\ 100
8,400,000 $14784225 277,520,973
750,000
1,203.381
604,029
3,200,000 $9,764,157 56,036,938
1,500,000 2.516.003
10.728,940
300.000
362,706
4,097,809
125,000
43,622
1,083,639
2,596,313
4.968,483
6,387,166
$
250.000
190.000
150.000
June 29
11
on
Provident Trust
Real Est Tr Oo
250.000
350.000
225.000
National Banks
100
100
12,442,259
7,025,365
19,678,114
14,239,638
8,187,803
226,582
372,550
437,372
110
52
71
25
100
33,631,439 I
50
YorkOent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Oommon
45
10
3,673,939 / 20
t 30
25
2,549,003
3.300.000 5,022,400 51,358,880
d
300.000
112,968
3,291,641
400,000
531,193
2,754,873
250.000 c
100,294
1.672,953
125,000
13.813
680,320
6.700.000 $13906787 131,044,303
2,320,000 9,113,612
1,136,826
600,000
1,770,667
11,865,349
1,400,000
2,219,793 21,563.803
4.000.000 10,398,996 123,551.406
dl.132.250 c
947,459
11.966,499
12
25
105
40
50
100
25
313
22
20
Bank
West Branch BIr A Tr
312
25
100
Williamsport—
54
20
67
500.000
9,090.552
1,534,805
23,665,296
15,661,103
4,427,626
7,642,504
373.339
679,603
192,101
518,502
1,000.000
500.000
Williamsport N Bk..
10
1
650,000
South Phila Nat Bk-
Gommon..
Preferred
14
42
303
......
25
1,158,789
159,236
5,547,819
2,288,785
316,031
726.297
750,000
200.000
2,500.000
Wyoming Nat Bank.
50
10
10
IX
X
31X
100
302,500
3,427,593
Preferred
197.500
\
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14,000,000 $29 588 984 577,648,649
Roosevelt Bank
4 264,818 e
121,967
2,355,000
Second Nat Bank—
Oommon
Preferred
41
51
303
6,865.996
362,796
4,378,090
2,530,015
400,000
Common
30X
12 X
First National
Kensington Nat Bk. 41,129,766
Market St Nat Bk
1,000,000
Nat Bkof Ger A Tr Oo
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
10
72,310,757
10,005,017
...
25
Wllkes-Borre—
10
i
150,000 I
178,375
440,000
317,552
3,761,434
100
alO
"120"
20
16
"72" "77""
119
126
280
170"
162
33
2225" 2475"
135
145
mmmumm.
Z100
17 X
5X
SOUTH DAK0TASto,vr 29,<on"
Pittsburgh—
Allegheny Valley Bk
200.000
Arsenal Bank
100,000
200.000
Bank of Ohio
Valley.
Savings Bank
Farmers Deposit Nat
First National Bank.
First Nat Bank A Tr
Oo of East
Pitts
.
Forbes National Bk.
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
Hazel wood
Bk (The)
Hill Top Bank
Home wood
Bank at
Pittsburgh
Iron A Glass Dol Sav
Preferred
10
Nomi nal.
Sioux Falls—
Per
First Nat'l Bk A Tr d
Nat'l Bank of So Dak
Northw't Sec Nat Bk d
Union Savings Bank.
385.000
250,000
262,603
252,205
263,200
54,453
J**
$11527678 109,950,633
%
176"
6.000,000 $7,032,960 121,431,274
100
175
100
100
175
90
25
5
c
10
5
d Oommon and preferred stock
50
65
^
500.000
6,obb",56o
300.000
500,000
200,000
454,241
602,528
475,353
994,283
238,481
475,731
6,259,156
9,390,851
3,252,950
1,235,058
1,580,396
2,558,066
100,000
200,000
74.852
353,860
1,687.301
4.344,422
100
5,179,105
50
«2 750
200.000
^200,000
Keystone Nat BkOo miiion
3,182,722
1,456,068
789,707
11,350,593
56,857,219
100
Braddock Nat Bank.
Dellar
239,448
267,185
104,143
971,225
5,553,750
300.000
75.000
316.522
98
185
*
Preferred
.
50
stock
retirement
price.
b A mutual savings bank.
50
50
150,000
Sale price.
a
800.000
100
6,057,269
3,955,691 plOO
10,686,369 /100
1,417,642 100
e
March
26,
1940.
or
debentures outstanding.
Dec. 31, 1938.
/ Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
32X
|o
105
^
Oct. 2. 1939.
a50
i Dec. 30.
1939.
* Stock all owned by Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
I Last
53
p
s
sale.
o
New
stock,
Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corp.
Sept. 30, 1940.
v
x
Ex-dividend.
share.
No
re
cent
sa
les
AND TRUST COMPANIES
BANKS
110
Motional Banks
June 29
National Banks
SOUTH CAROLINA
Surplus
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
Cross
Ask
Bid
Par
Nomi nal.
Per
%
share.
11
10
736,111
325,539
44,708
21.619,007 <7100
100
6,424,008
100
125
100
110
125
1.320.000 11,121,317
880,000 /
39.224.595 1100
15
17
1100
100
1,000.000
Merch A Miners BkSouth Oaro Nat Bk—
50.000
,*00.000
Common
Preferred
568.363
Columbia—
288,411
1,642,094
25
6,419,750
4,855,315
20
61
64
10
32
36
2,950,106
20
200,000
First National Bank.
Peoples Mat Bank
8partanburjr—
Bank
Com'l Nat
10^
605,015
591,387
250.000
200.000
Lower Main St Bank
Greenville—
9H
10
167,096
78,354
.
Preferred
Mat Bank ol Comm
TENNESSEE
Houston
Antonio Nat Bk
9euth Texas Nat BkSam
425.000
225.000
Common
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Knoxville—
1
515,515
Citizens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
4,411,147
100 t
370,775
578,582
99,203
National City
500,000
100,000
Bank.
8,734,990
10,783,145
1,012,482
100
50
50
210
80
institutions
3tate
UTAH
June 29
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Ogden—
First Security Bk
i
475,000
950,000
NA i
200,300
1.516,923
c
100
6,852,027
19,600.134
100
share.
100
260
275
10,023,524 /100
1100
47,373,105 100
155
170
155
165
of Ogden
First National
170
175
Eton's Sav Bk A Tr
13.162,174
91
85
100
June 29
Salt Lake City—
First
900,000
491,784
13,535,642
100
67H
75
<3,100,000
5.846,826
1,266,307
71,771,458
19,190.257
15,140,415
14,636.052
3.465,995
29.826,539
10
23
24
100
220
240
*
Security Corp.
50.000
200.000
151.793
900.000
1.000.000
1,764,082
679,766
100
1,805,996
3,55^,854 6.25
100
26,645,424
10
14.181,258
100,000
l,200,UUl
105
280
1,000.000
100
275
100
205
10
i
290
285
220
77,419,099
i
750.00U
867.595
750,000
1,000.000 cl,242,672
257,428
300,'kin
1,500.000 cl,041,954
100
164
174
100
200
210
100
135
150
100
117 X 127H
110
100
Nat Bk of Commerce
1,003,525
54,162,987
31*037,363
1,414,372
100
First National Bank.
Bank
Utah State Nat Bank
1.811.050
<2.5J0.000
124,884
250,000
Oommon
Contl Nat B <ATr Co
Commercial Nat Bk:
185
100
25
Per
1,240,981
100
104,308
92,557
i
elOO
Institutions
State
Chattanooga—
750 000
2,234,886
3,909,640
100,000
400.000
_
Commercial Sec Bk
A Bkg Co..
280
Waco—
Nomi nal.
Amer Tr
230
1 100
NTational Bank ofFort
June 29
June 29
102
100
27,468,977
National Banks
Motional Banks
97
5.570,534 1100
138.032
350,000 1
100,000
<1.084,000 1,214.651
300,000
Common
share.
Per
$
$
San Antonio (Con cl.) $
Bank—
Oroos Nat
San
5,473.862
200.(100
35.000
First Nat Bk of Cot.
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
$
$
Charleston—
Cltiz. A Sou Nat'l Bk
Carolina Sav Bank
Cross
&
Profits
Capital
0
Deposits
State Institutions
June 29
TEXAS
June 29
Bank of Knoxville—
Uomm'l Bk A Tr Co.
i
HamiltonNat.lonaIRk i
Park National Bank.
71,103
Memphis—
Bank.
60.000
66,303
2,561,608
2,337,696
95,171
Union Planters' Nat'l
Bank A Trust Co.
Nashville-
3.500.000
5.405,117
Comm A In dust
State Savings
Bk.
Preferred
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Oo—
10
260
Utah Sav A Trust Co
Walker Bk &
Tr Co
-
15^
Motional Bonks
3.000.000 11.624,673
3,150,000 J
595,553
300,000
982,180
1,000.000
26^
Per
63,200,630
f
10
14
13^
100
70
75
10
19
21
9,687,594 /100
\100
100
30,565,765
W
1100
20
5,571,761
24,141,424
1,133.300
1.000.000
600,007
1,651,751
105
110
240
250
Motional Banks
TEXAS
June 29
State
People's Nat Bank.
204.500
491.500
ElewardNatBUATrCo
600,000
150 000
<1 .085.961
Burlington Trust Co
Montpelier Capital S B A Tr Co i
First National Bank:
Nomiinal.
Per
Austin-
569,070
300,000
570.750
American Nat Bank.
<
872,840
100
14,325,816
20,430,471
4,169,889 /100
1100
Rutland Trust Go--.
125,000
75,000
400,000
400,000
200,000
—
174,039
707,985
12,327,109
100
American Nat Bank
First National Bank
i
978,469
76,140
14,097,798
2,515,791
100
rec ent
100
First National Bank.
Hillcrest State Bank.
Liberty State Bank—
Mercantile Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
Republic Nat Bank—
Nat Bank of Comm
Oak Cliff Bk&Tr Co.
125,000
40,000
o
Continental Nat Bk.
First National Bank
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
42
48
100
20
38,631,364 /
i
20
J 103,096
2,769,299
37
64""
38^
20
20
90,295,749
7,536,530
2,909,944
"62"
~48^
100
20
40
bbli
215
I 20
45"
31
100
100
750,000
1.500.000
"463,818
1.304,903
17,793,854
60
67
42.494,751
20
47
70
49
20
49
51
2,000,000 12.361,056
500,000
9,532
15,420 ?
Fraternal Bk & Tr Co
73,455
210,000
Union Bank & Tr Co i
Common
48,572,021
I
500
390.249
10
490,168
200,000
200.000
1,172,507
100
15.464,214
5,127.185
100
100
125
440.423
865,677
750,000
500.000
11,772,690
12,405,948
100
o
cent
sa
100
les
50
A
Trust
1.000.000
600,000
500,000
Co..
340,167
250,000
7,297,139
100
500,000
100,000
20.038,737
20
46
J 601,377
20
3.000.000 12.030.409
1,450,000
59,331,603 flOO
Preferred
les
Institutions
State
June 29
Petersb Sav A AmTr
PortsmouthAmerican Nat BankTrust
Cltlzens
632,500 t 281.223
367,500
1,000,000 2,102,286
12,500,000 4,703,811
430,310
700,000
1,000,000 1,400.000
100
13.476,576
514,727
414,506
4,673.571
4.359,637
100
94,260
105.013
477,837
271,793
662.326
3,103.443
100
563,204
964,090
1,018.404
146,432
3,678,691
36.505,354
19,262,103
2,799,650
100
240
250
100
25
121
122
37 H
38H
10
15
16
2.724,260
2,924,353
10
10
10
7H
176,446
93,019
213,557
6,898,068
50
N
o
1.316,373
2,910,929
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
1,105,269
1,269.257
66,095
3,731.088
10.478,983
24,349,937
802.526
78,985.705
2,430,363
-
300,000
250,000
2.500,000
1,500,000
150.000
192.444
200,000
276.000
i
490,000
250,000
430.000
i
Co..
Merch A Farmers Bk
Richmond—
i
Bank of Comm A Tr
103,367
c
600.000
Central National Bk_
Consol Bk A Tr Co.
1,000.000
Mech A Mer Bank..
State-Plant
80.000 k,
3.000,000
200.000
1141
60
I 160
5
!i$
5
I35o
153,675
i iii
■
39
33
20
20
1,250,000
1.550,000
Tr Co..
J 1,384,099
200,000
200.000
900,000
500.000
1.000.000
800,000
s
58,279,562
i
■
•
36
10
50""
'47"
20
20
32
35
18
19
BkATr:
Common
Mountain Trust Bk.
190
share.
I 150
8,242,510
Norfolk—
First Nat Exch Bank
M2L
[100
506,857
262,836
895,774
3,829,840
5,073.537
6.702.316
25
"75"
15
27
50
70
451,709
1,786,025
404,474
5,988,217
28.393.428
5,413,527
50
74
75
100
255
100
100
#100
1100
Houston Nat Bk— o
Common
cent
619,902
100.000
.southern Bk A Tr Co
i
Virginia Trust Co
Roanoke—
Oolonial-Amer Nat B
180
First Nat Bank—
Preferred
o
sa
100
-
107.000
Loan Bank
Oom'l Tr & Savs Bk:
Lynchburg Tr A 8 B.
Preferred
Houston—
City National Bank:
Common
N
2,959,185 M00
1100
100
2.245,280
VIRGINIA
People's Nat Bank..
Depositors Industrial
Sav Bank A
-
10
100
Per
First National Bank.
First A Mer Nat Bk.
N
re
450,996
Hutchlngs-Sealy
Preferred
i
_
Common..
2,882,491
1,128.963
30
25
re
Citizens Nat Bank..
Galveston—
i
300,965
141,428
150.000
Petersburg-
20
Preferred
Citizens State Bank.
117,406
224,306
516,201
100,000 is 173,447
125,000
162,924
157,500
Southn Bk of Norfolk
12,347.582
21.805,069
National Bank
100.000
3,015,268 MOO
\100
20
2,430,801
100
1,390,729
Lynohburg—
Seaboard Cltz N Bk.
655,787
1.668,501
U S National Bank..
26,224
June 29
33
300,000
300,000
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
cent
les
Nomi nal.
40
46 H
El PaBO—
State National Bank
Port Wortn—
100
re
sa
222,416
National Banks
20
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
El Paso Nat Bank..
2.515,257
N o
40
100
I
1,650,000 11,748,694
350.000
4,000,000 4.713,214
432,495
150,000
117,335
200,000
Capital notes...
100
100
100
#100
N
20
961,321 2o,015,063
5.000,000 10.071,054 130.844.948
2,520,400
114,235
100,000
7.398,859
292,052
250,000
1.000.000
Common
2,049,748
6,793.306
7,039.290
969,097
3,296,539
"85" ioo"*
sa les
Dallas—
Bank—
10 0
!
100.000
Bank
Co Nat Bk:
Klllington Nat
Common..
Beaumont—
Dallas Nat
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r 8 B A Tr Co <
Rutland—
niementNat Bank—
Rutland
100
2,984.032
share.
100
150,000 I
169,800
407.500
Preferred.
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock
Becur St Bk A Trust
share.
3,992,338
613,311
527,420
83,927
423,615
200.000
Quarry 8 Bk A Tr Or
Burlington—
Ohittenden Co Trust
Preferred
Institutions
June 29
606,869
275,667
173,915
110.000
Common
Preferred stock
June 29
27
Vlerchants Net Bank
500.000 1
Austin Nat Bank
Institutions
State
VERMONT
June 29
nomi nal.
Common
Preferred
Third National Bank
14H
iranlte 8 B A Tr Co
American Nat Bank
Common
M
250
-
85
National Banks
95
June 29
125
34,232,995
56.281,481
100
"275"
100
100
35,445,929
100
340
185
225
mercial Nat Bank.
49.709,005
100
290
305
Fidelity Trust Co—
Guardian Trust Co..
75.160
100
8,513,417
6.106.014
100
145"
100
80
90
9.415,181 /100
80
Institutions
State
June 29
360
10.502,919
WASHINGTON
90
Second Nat'l Bank..
Nat Bank of Comm.
Bank
Union National Bank
South
Texas Com¬
State National
1.500,000 2,167.818
200,000 d 234,824
600.Q00 1,001,417
509,059
Houston Land A Tr. 11,300,000
Ban Jaeinto Nat Bk365.000
133.005
Common
285,000
Preferred
583.352
354.477
100,000
200,000
235""
165""
Nomi nal.
SeattleSeattle—First Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
Pacific Nat Bank
Peoples N B of WashSumitomo B of Seattle
University Nat Bank
Seattle Tr A Savs Bk
U00
Port Arthur-
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
280""
6.083,739
4,379.099
100
100
625
Common.
Preferred
964,756
500.000
819.400
18.717,310 J100
1100
Bexar Co Nat BankCommon........
Preferred
Frost National Bank
148,513
200,000
75.000
1,200 000, 1.401.846
3,056,466
f 50
I 50
39.349.811
100
,
550,000
38
share.
39
160
r
168
30
32
62^
65
held
6 Member of First Security Corp.
Sept. 30, 1940.
30. 1939.
d Dec.
San Antonio-
200,000
400,000
7.032,274 183.096.694 a 20
4,002,882 88,144.345 f 25
100
1,582,014 28.524,693
20
942,613 30,602,796
100
2,770.528
118,014
20
6,042.318
253,451
50
8.980,797
567,369
t Stock of South Texas National Bank of San Antonio, Texas, all
by Central Securities Co. with exception of directors' qualifying shares.
a Member of First National Corp.
c
Alamo National Bk:
Per
8,000.000
2,500,000
2,500,000
1,600,000
e
Preferred stock retirement price.
/ Member of Marine Bancorporation.
a Affiliated with the Citizens' A Southern National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
h Represents quotation for First Security Corp. of Odgen. Utah, class A
stock.
i Common and preferred stock outstanding.
o Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer Interests, r
s March 26, 1940.
t Reserves.
k March 29. 1939.
Member Peoples Corp.
t
Ex-divldsnd.
■
\
;•
Dec., 1940]
BANK 8
v"'^ 29""
WASHINGTON
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
AND
TRUST
t
•
National Banks
June 29
s"ueJ'ZfTon'
Par
Ask
Bid
Stale
WISCONSIN
Cross
Deposits
111
POMP ANTES
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Institutions
June 29
Par
Deposits
Spokan*—
First Nat Bk in Spok
Old
$
500.000
a
B& Un T Co.
Common
$
177,182
100
750.000
743.800
Preferred
Old National
Class A
45
245,008
50,000
(voting)
Washington Trust Co
200,000
Tacoma—
Nat Bank 0' Wash.. al.375.000
Paget Sound Nat Bk a
730,000
Milwaukee (Concl. )
Teuton ia A
West
24.189,471 1100 t
J 684,735
^
No
1.05 1.15
1.25
•
No
884",694
8,579,817
23,304,392
8,742,471
100
25
280,690
Bk
300,000
1.000.000
Vattunul Bank*
$
2,606,192
4,798,747
4,903,617
5,884,330
Per
20
share.
10
100
8
160
200
20
34
37
100
WYOMING
June 29
140
125
183*
P
Cheyenne -
Per
American Nat Bank.
National Banks
$
104,396
880.825
375.278
786,087
$
392,300
400.000
a
Bank...
100
1,066,945
ve State
Side
Wisconsin State Bk
First Wise Trust Oo.
1100
Corp—
Class B
Nomi nal.
share.
Per
6.876,123
N
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
250.000
300.000
Stock Growers N Bk.
WEST VIRGINIA
423,916
298.311
share
100
6,042,950
8.599,451
100
-sr.z-.rr
Nomt nal.
Charleston—
Per
Charleston Nat Bk._
1.062,500 /l,564,904
KanawhaBkg&Tr Co
Kanawha Valley Bk.
6OU.UU0 /
472,388
1,000.000 /1,421,996
Nat Bank of Comm.
Central Trust
200.000
600.000
1,000.000
Oo
134,237
331.222
24,754,539
6,376,182
25,147,057
4,006,916
s
1,166,976
share.
25
N
100
100
100
Canadian Bank Statements
o
re cent
sa
Returns
les
are
all of Sept. 30,1940.
Prices are per cent, not per share.
100
Huntington—
First Hunt g Nat Bk
Twentieth St Bank..
a
105,950
1,491.200
57,757
a
150,000
70,565
1,119,185
a
412.605
600,000
600,000
100.000
86,440
750,533
684,167
2,202,533
i
17,916,300 12
1,246,335
19
ft
65
50
WheelingCenter Wheeling Bay
Half Dollar Trust &
Say Bank
Nat Bank of W Va..
25
/21**
So Side Bk A Tr Oo.
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Savs
5,378,306
100
100
1105
1125
100
100
1300
22,264,521
100
300.000
120.726
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Halifax-
.
$
\attonal oankt
WISCONSIN
June 29
State
Par
Deposits
%
Bank of Nova Scotia 12,000,000 24,000,000
& Trust Co
Gross
1103
819,619
5,704,835
1,158,789
5,713,193
1.800.000 /2,676,335
Nat Exchange Bank.
NOVA SCOTIA
80
100
Bid
$
Per
100
281
100
233
100
265,479,827
157
155
145
Institutions
June 29
Toronto—
Nom inal.
La Crosse—
Per
Batayian Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
:
Nat Bk of La Crosse
600.000
175.000
400,000
State Bk of La Crosse
Milwaukee—
100.000
Amer State Bank
200.000
Olty Bank & Tr Co..
First Wise Nat'l Bk—
305,000
i
.Common
7,500,000
7.500,000
Preferred
Home Sayings Bank.
Kilbourn State Bk..
Lincoln State Bank:
o350.000
299,860
90,030
380,037
183,240
3,128,448
168,364
175,097
2,975,740
20
3,794,241" 1100
5,088,132
share
20
183*
1,245,457
100
6,124,257 elOO
N
0
re
Per
6.000,000 9,000,000 147,099,077
30.000.000 20.000,000 578,495,756
Dominion Bank
7.000.000 7,000.000 125,166,939
Imperial Bank of Can 7.000,000 8,000,000 150,066,797
of
Toronto
les
100
20
24
36.000.000
Bank of Montreal
50.000 lc
60,426
225.000
Marine Nat Excb Bk
2.200.000 2,315,872
Marshall & llsley Bk a2,925,000 2.155,603
Mitchell St State Bk. a
596.000
26,512
1,554,120
100
43.537,020
50,111.310
2,655,103
1.878,531
2,012.384
2,488.680
20
40
43
a
Common and
20
21**
233*
c
March 26, 1940.
Member of the Northwest
Common..
16
18
Income debentures
Northern Bank.....
Park Savings Bank..
a
200.000
115,119
a
State Bank of Mllw.
a
539,500
550,000
140,249
87,063
t Wisconsin Binkshares Corp. no
20
e
20
< Member
100
s
5
20
Securities
in their
t
•
First
I
100'
100
Per
cent.
187
146
100
100
166"
103
100
163
164
* Sale price.
par stock.
preferred stock debentures outstanding,
d Oct. 2, 1939.
Bancorporation.
f Sept. 30, 1940.
National Corp.
Trust funds.
All stock held by Old National Corp.
Called for Redemption
following tabulation indicates alphabetically Corporation bonds and stocks which
are
being prepaid
entirety.
BONDS
BONDS
Nekoosa-Edwards
Alabama Water Service Co. 1st
5%, Sue 1957, Dec. 5 at 102.
Atlantic Ice & Coal Co. 1st & ref. 6%, due 1951, Dec. 1 at 103.
Bear Mountain Hudson River Bridge Co.—
First 43*% series A, due 1953, Feb. 1 at 105.
First 5% series B, due 1953, Feb. 1 at 105.
Northwestern P S Co 1st mtge. 5% ser, A due 1957. Jan. 1,1941 at 100.
Ohio Associated Telephone Co. 1st 43*% due 1966, Dec. 31 at
107**.
Ohio Cities Water Corp. 1st mtge. 53*% due 1953, Jan. 1 at 102.
Penn-Jersey Water Co. 5** %, due 1960, Nov. 4, at 104.
Peoples Telephone Corp. 1st 4% series A due 1960, Dec. 2 at 1023*.
Revere Copper & Brass 1st 4**% due 1956, Dec. 20 at 102**.
Richmond Term. Ry. Co. 1st gu,ar. 5% due 1952, Jan. 1, 1941 at 100.
Riordan Pulp & Paper, Ltd., 6% due 1942, Dec. 31 at 105.
6% due 1943, Jan. 1 at 101.
Serial 6% due
1944, Jan. 1
1
1946, Jan.
1947, Jan.
1948, Jan..
1949, Jan.
1950, Jan.
1951, Jan.
1952, Jan.
1953, Jan.
at 1013*.
at 102.
Serial 6% due
due
at
103.
at
1033*.
Serial 6
Serial 6
due
Serial 6
due
Serial 6
due
Serial 6%
due
Serial 6% due
Serial 6% due
at
,
1023*.
at
First & refunding 3**%, due 1960, Jan. 1, 1941, at 105.
First & refunding 3*4% series B, due 1960, Jan. 1, 1941, at 105.
1st mtge. 5**s, series B, due 1947, Jan. 1,
104**.
at
Southern California Edison Co.—
104.
at
105.
Southern Nebraska Power Co.
1941, at 100.
at 105.
at
Treasury (U. S. of America) 3**% due 1941-43, March 15 at 100.
105.
Gulf Public Service Co. 1st s. f. 6% series A due 1945, April 1,1941, at 102.
Hartford Times 15-year deb. 43* % due 1951, Dec. 16 at 103.
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co. 1st 6% due 1946, Jan, 1 at 102**.
'
Hempstead & Oyster Bay Water Co. serial 6% due to 1952, Jan. 1 at 103.
Houston Natural Gas Corp. 1st coll. 6% due 1943. Dec. 1 at 105.
Industrial Rayon Corp. 1st mtge. 4** % series A due 1948, Dec. 27 at 105.
Iowa Electric
S.
Light & Power Co.—
4% series E, due 1955, Dec. 1 at 104.
1st
ref 53*(series of 1925) due 1950, Jan. 1, 1941, at
102**.
Lockhart Power G>. 1st 43*% due 1955, Dec. 2 at 102.
Luzerne County Gt s & Electric Co. 7% due 1944, Jan. 1 at 105.
ser.
A due 1968, Dec. 31 at 106**.
Michigan Public Service Co. 5% series A, due 1947, Dec. 1 at 101.
4**%, due 1946. Jan. 1 at 102.
National Acme Co. 1st ext. 4** %, due 1946, Dec. 1 at 101**.
Montana Dakota 1 tilities Co. conv. debs.
Woodward Iron Co. 2d mtge. 5% due 1962. Dec
2 at 100.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube 1st 4% due 1961, Dec. 4 at 104.
STOCKS
American District
Telegraph 7% pref. (unexchanged shares) Jan. 15xhL
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp. $6 preferred, Dec. 3 at 100.
Brookyln & Queens Transit $6 preferred, Jan. 1 at 110.
Continental Can $4.50 cum. pref., Jan. 2 at 110.
Houston Natural Gas preferred, Nov. 30 at 55.
Hygrade Sylvania $6.50 preferred (unexchanged shares), Jan. 1, 1941» t
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.—
Michigan Associated Telep. Co. 1st 4%
100**.
First 5% series A, due 1942, Jan. 1, 1941, at 100**.
First 5% series A, due 1943, Jan. 1, 1941, at 100**.
First 6%, due 1943. Jan. 1, 1941, at 107.
New York Connecting RR. Co.—
Fontana Union Water Co.—
Serial 6% due 1942, Jan. 1 at 1003*.
Serial 6% due 1945, Jan.
(iConcluded)
Paper Co.—
First 5% series A, due 1941, Jan. 1, 1941, at
7%, due 1953, April 1, 1941, at 1033*.
Sinking fund income 8%, due 1953, Apr. 1* 1941, at 1033*.
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. 6% due 1952, Dec. 15 at 106.
Chesapeake-Camp Corp. 1st 43*% due 1947, Jan. 1 at 105.
Crane Co. sinking fund debentures
3**%, due 1951, Dec. 1 at 101.
Falstaff Brewing Corp. deb. 5%, due 1947, Dec. 15 at 100.
Serial
39.000.000j804,680,1841
7,000.000 5.000.000 132,232,449,
1,500,000.
750.0001 17,830,257.
Provincial Bk of Can
4,000.000: l,00a.000 45,677,077
Royal Bk of Canada 35,000.000 20.000,000 830,301,129'
Banque Oanadlenne.
Barclays Bk (Canada)
20
20
The
1823* 200
197 3* 200
55
250,399.401
2,630,406
1,913.004
150.000
100
100
27
48
193,293
58,289
a
cent
245
158
cent
sa
Bank
Can Bank of Ooinm
Montreal—
J7.467.087
Ask
cent.
Indianapolis Power & Light 6% cum. pref., Jan. 1 at 110.
63*% cum. pref.. Jan. 1 at 110.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand $7 conv. pref., Jan. 1 at 121.75, incl. dividend.
San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric 7% pref., Dec. 9 at 115.
South Pittsburgh Water Co.
6% preferred, Jan. 15 at 105.
7% preferred, Jan. 15 at 115.
Westvaco Chlorine Products 5%
preferred, Dec. 9 at 33.
MONTHLY REVIEW
112
DAILY RATES
a4.02
23.20 34 a23.23 3.98
3.98J4a4.02
23.20Ka.22K 23.21a23.23
2.
Nov.
SUNDAY
3.
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23.20a23.22
1.
Nov.
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4.
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5.
Nov.
6.
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Nov.
7-
available*
2
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6
13J4 al3%
disc't
29.77
7.'.
13*16 al31ie%
disc't
29.77
56.98o57.01
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10.
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10
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11.
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Nov.
11
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12.
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Nov.
14.
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9
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17.
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18.
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19.
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20.
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.
57.00o57.01
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Argentina
Dollar
Cables
Checks
Cables
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Canada
Escudo
Franc
Franc
Nov.
Portugal
Switzerland
France
OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
30.
2.27
discount
HOLIDAY
disc't
al2J4%
discount
SUNDAY
13
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disc't
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13
01234%
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29.77
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0121*16%
Germany
Sweden
Hungary
Brazil
Chile
Bolivia
Reichsmark
Krona
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Milreis
Peso
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Sucre
Cables
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19.36 J4al9.50
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Japan
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Lira
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9.13a9.25
5.04a5.07
1.97O2.05
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1.
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SUNDAY
HOLIDAY
Nov.
11.
HOLIDAY
Cables
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12.
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16.00
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