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MARCH IN RETROSPECT
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Commercial and Financial Event*,.
Cotton
Pag«
Hides and Leather
1
9
9
Iron and Steel Trade
8
Money Market
16
13
Course of Stock Market.
15
Dividend Declarations....
14
New
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans
17
Petroleum and Its Products
10
Rubber
10
Foreign Affairs.
5
-
-
Grain—Coffee—Sugar.....
10
United States
9
—
_
Textiles.
18
Foreign Exchange
Security Issues
Securities Called for
Treasury Financing
Redemption..110
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS
p»g«
Baltimore Stock Exchange..
Boston Stock
Exchange
.
Chicago Stock Exchange
_
Cleveland Stock Exchange..
Detroit Stock Exchange
Los
.
_
.
Angeles Stock Exchange.
.
12
Peg*
65
New York Curb Exchange
41
66
New York Stock
19
52
New York Stock Exchange—Stocks
31
57
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
59
58
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
65
63
San Francisco Stock Exchange.
60
Exchange—Bonds
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
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Page
Municipal Bonds—
Banks and Trust Companies—
Domestic..
101
Domestic..
Canadian
110
Canadian
91
93
83
Public Utility Bonds
Federal Land Bank Bonds..
91
Public Utility Stocks
Foreign Government Bonds
92
Railroad Bonds.
Industrial Bonds
80
Railroad Stocks
Industrial Stocks
84
Real Estate Bonds..
Insurance Stocks..
99
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
84
71
Textile Stocks
84
Exchange Seats
:
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Investing Companies Securities
B.
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91
91
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of
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84
United States Territorial Bonds
84
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Deposit
United States Government Securities.
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
Mining Stocks.
66
100
Stocks
83
Securities
77
.....
70
Title Guarantee and Safe
Joint Stock Land Banks—
72
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REVIEW
OF
MARCH—COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
AND
Enactment
EVENTS
The vast productive resources of the United States were
being mobilized last month in order
and
the
other
authorized
Great Britain
to
give
democracies
embattled
of
the
"all-out"
by Congress under the Lease-Lend Bill.
aid
The
On
sent
the
following day
bill, plus the speed with which the assistance must be given,
request for
measure,
task it has had to
the
important
most
perform since 1917—a task which cannot
speedily be performed if the labor strife which has developed
in recent weeks is continued for any
Administration, however, has taken
The
length of time.
relatively firm atti¬
a
Requested by
Bill
President Roosevelt
12),
fixed policy of this
Government to make for democracies every gun, plane
confronted
with
(March
of $7,000,000,000 to carry forward "the
munition
industry
Appropriation
in Furtherance of Lease-Lend Measure
request to Congress for the immediate appropriation
a
magnitude of the aid to the democracies envisaged under the
American
$7,000,000,000
President
of
war
this
that
huge
imperative to
was
democracies'
the security of America that we encourage the
heroic resistance to aggression, by not only
also
increasing the flow
country."
He
added
of
Lease-Lend
the
implement
to
sum
the President declared that "it
maintaining, but
material
this
this
from
assistance
through
that
and
In making the
possibly can."
we
legislation
"our
tude towards the strikes in defense industries and is slowly
country has determined to do its full part in creating an
devising
adequate arsenal of democracy" which will be
and
ways
determined
of combating them because it is
means
let nothing interfere with
to
country's self-imposecUpbligation
as a
carrying out this
non-belligerent ally of
Great Britain.
Enactment
'i
into
Law
Great
The
Lease-Lend
of
Britain,
Bill
Greece
for
power to
Extension
the
Aid
to
defense"
own
will
and
defense for all democracies."
Congress
a
be
"the
source
"bulwark
a
of
With his request, the
tools of
President
"break-down" of the $7,000,000,000
appro¬
priation which had been prepared by Harold D. Smith, the
Budget Director.
President with
The largest items in this break-down were:
$2,054,000,000 for aircraft and aeronautical material;
$1,343,000,000 for ordnance and ordnance stores,
give Britain, Greece, China
supplies,
spare
parts
and materials:
more
need
recently perhaps Yugoslavia, all the munitions,
ships, foodstuffs and other material which they
arms,
in
White
their
fight against aggression,
House
on
March
for Mr.
11
few minutes after the House had
measure
a
vote of 60 to 31.
may
to
the
March 8 and
The Senate version of
differed only slightly from the version drafted
by the Administration and approved by the House.
The
important of the Senate changes was the Byrd amend¬
ment.
This requires that previous authorization by Con¬
be granted in
an
actual appropriation bill before the
President may make transfers of defense articles in
of the
immediate effect of this amendment
was
mitigated by
by
other sections of the bill if
one
is held
a
the aid
program.
passage
amendment.
As
on
majority
validity of
An issue which had
resolved
March 5 of the compromise Ellender
originally phrased, this amendment read:
Nothing contained in this Act shall be deemed
powers to
was
authorize the employment
or use
to confer any
additional
of persons in the land
forces of the United States at any place beyond the
or
was
who is
it
was
The
on
a
carry
came
on
Government officials
were
considering the
Their feeling
was
had been adopted by majority
was
to effectuate
money
flown to the President,
March 27.
are
working vigorously
production of aid and of finding safe
aid to the places
to
fishing trip off the coast of Florida, and
signed by him
however,
In the main,
strenuously opposed the Lease-Lend
appropriation bill
short
in quick order
measure
67 to 9.
their duty to appropriate
was
where and when it is needed.
shrouded in secrecy and it
the country would not
speeding
Their efforts,
was
know how its policy
on
of getting this
means
apparent? that
was
shaping
up
until the progress reports, wnich the President is required to
file with Congress every 90 days, are made public.
President
Roosevelt
naval
the United States,
Deluding the Philippine Islands.
The compromise version,
vote, it
its terms.
or
Tells Nation Sacrifices Must Be Made in "All-
Out Effort"
to
Aid Democracies
limits of the Western
Hemisphere, except in the Territories and Possessions of
the issue, read:
The Senate vote
the Senators who had
appropriation
The Senate duplicated the
approving the
that since the lease-lend policy
invalid; another ter¬
occasioned considerable debate in the Senate
by the
March 24.
defeated.
pas¬
minated the proposed revolving fund, and another prevented
the use of future moneys appropriated for the Army and
Navy to further
were
action of the House by
carrying
vote of 336
a
be put, other than those specified
out its terms.
One of the other Senate changes clarified the right of
program
to which it may
uses
by the President,
on
a measure
March 19 by
All efforts to restrict the size of the
to 55.
the
President's request on
when it
of the $7,000,000,000 appropriation bill mentioned be¬
the two houses; another proclaimed the
Acting speedily, the House approved
out the
Bill "buried the hatchet"
low.
Congress to terminate the lease-lend
$362,000,000 for tanks, armored cars and other automotive vehicles.
appropriation bill to
sage
vote of
$752,000,000 for" facilities and equipment for the manufacture or pro¬
The
excess
$1,300,000,000 worth allowed to him in the bill.
«v.,-
$629,000,000 for vessels, and
The Senate reached
on
and other commodities and
for agricultural, industrial
duction of defense articles;
signature
most
gress
$1,350,000,000
materials:
approved the amend¬
the end of the long debate on the measure
approved it by
rushed
was
Roosevelt's
ments which the Senate had made in it.
the
our
sent to
of
and China
Bill, which clothes
virtually unrestricted
and
a
Lease-Lend
of
After
taking the first steps under the
Lease-Lend Bill,
President Roosevelt addressed the people of the country on
the adoption of which settled
>
March
15
in
world affairs.
order
to
explain America's
new
position in
He told them that their duty was to make an
MONTHLY
2
production of armaments "greater
At the same time, he
"all-out effort" to increase
than
have
we
known before."
ever
sacrifice profits and privileges
said, they must voluntarily
might be speedily defeated. Further¬
that totalitarianism
so
he declared that "the determination of America must
more
not
be obstructed by war
profiteering"
or
by "unnecessary
strikes—or
by deliberate sabotage."
The keynote of his
address, which was delivered before the annual dinner of the
White House Correspondents Association, was that aid to
the
"would
democracies
embattled
be
increased
and
yet
total victory has been won."
Mr.
Roosevelt also outlined what the policy of all-out aid to the
democracies would mean to tne people. In his remarks he said:
Whether you are in the
a
stevedore,
keeper
armed services, whether you are a steel worker
machinist or a housewife, a farmer or a banker, a store¬
a
manufacturer—to all of you it will mean sacrifice in behalf of
or a
You will feel it in a way which will cause many
effort in your daily lives.
inconveniences.
is
.
.
A half-hearted effort on our part will lead to failure.
.
The
job.
part-time
no
You will feel the impact of this gigantic
and your liberties.
your country
This
of
concepts
"business
"normalcy" must be forgotten until the task is finished.
usual" and
as
This is
an
all-out
effort—nothing short of an all-out effort will win.
moved
Roosevelt
President
increase
Established
on
March
number
the
in
by
President
Order
Under Executive
Roosevelt,
threatened
Board
Mediation
Defense
National
of
19
to
strikes
stop
which
the
are
seriously cutting into production in the vital National de¬
fense industries by creating, under an Executive Order, a
National Defense Mediation Board "to
assure
that all work
for National defense shall proceed without inter¬
ruption and with all possible speed."
The new Board, which
is authorized to act only after a labor dispute has been cer¬
tified to it by the Secretary of Labor, is headed by Clarence
A. Dykstra, recently-resigned Director of Selective Service.
necessary
Named
to
assist him
two other
are
"disinterested"
persons
public—William H. Davis, New York
patent attorney, and Frank P. Graham, President of the
University of North Carolina.
In addition, labor is rep¬
resented by four members and the employers are represented
by an equal number.
Under the terms of the President's
Executive Order creating the 11-member board, the Board's
jurisdiction will begin whenever the Secretary of Labor
certifies to it that a controversy (excluding any dispute under
the Rail •< ay Labor Act) cannot be adjusted by the Depart¬
the
representing
When the Board receives such
ment of Labor's conciliators.
certified disputes, the Chairman will name a panel of three,
one each representing the public, labor and employers,
to
adjust the dispute.
The panel will be authorized to make
every effort at adjustment in any manner it may find suitable.
The Board will have no power to enforce a settlement of a
dispute, but it is given sufficient authority to exert pressure
on the parties to the dispute to settle it.
The first disputes
were
"certified" to the Board on March 27; these are the
strikes at the plants of the International Harvester Co.,
Universal-Cyclops Steel Co., Condenser Corp. of America
and the Vanadium Corp.
President Roosevelt Creates Special Board to Study Transportation
President Roosevelt
March 11 created the special three-
on
member board of transportation investigation
and research
provided under the Transportation Act of 1940.
Nomi¬
nated for membership on the board were:
Wayne Coy,
Indiana, Chairman; Charles West, Ohio, and Nelson Smith,
New Hampshire.
This Board is to make a broad study of
all phases of the transportation problem and recommend
further legislation to carry out the new transport policy set
out by Congress in the 1940 Act.
Specific matters which the Act directs the Board to give
as
attention to
1.
are:
The relative economy and fitness of carriers by railroads, motor and
for
water
transportation service, with
for which
each
developed
a
2.
a
view of determining
type of carrier is especially fitted, so that
the service
there
may
be
coordinated National transport system;
The extent
to
which
the
several
classes
of carriers
have
been
sub¬
sidized by the Government; and
3.
paning message the President said the bases "are for American
defense against attack and their construction is consistent
with such defense." Under the agreement made last Septem¬
States acquired the right to lease bases at
Jamaica, Antigua, British Guiana and the Ba¬
hamas in exchange for which 50 over-age destroyers were
ber
the United
Trinidad,
given to Britain.
The extent to which taxes
are
imposed
upon
such carriers by govern¬
mental agencies.
The Board is to report to
covering
an
initial period of
Congress initially within one year.
one
year,
may
Its life,
be extended by the President
for another year.
President
Roosevelt
for
At
the
Names
Committee
United States
suggestion
and
to
Foreign
Coordinate
Campaigns
Relief Funds
of
Secretary of State Cordell Hull,
President Roosevelt on March 13 appointed a three-man
committee to study and recommend methods of dealing with
the raising of funds in the United States by private relief
activities.
The committee is headed by Joseph E. Davies,
former Ambassador to
Russia, and has
as
its other members
President
Roosevelt Sends
Bases
On
March 27
to
Congress Formal Agreement Leasing
from
Great
Britain
President Roosevelt sent to
Congress the
agreement between the United States and Great Britain
the
on
leasing of sites for naval and air bases. This agreement,
was signed in London on March 27
by Prime Minister
which
Churchill and United States Ambassador John G. Winant,
provides for the transfer of seven British possessions in the
Western Hemisphere to the United States under a 99-year
lease and provides that a similar lease be signed later for a
site in the Bahamas, the eighth base involved in the exchange
agreement announced last September.
In his brief asso.n-
case
of the base rights in Newfound¬
"gifts."
Roosevelt
President
Lawrence
Submits
River
to
Congress
Text of Great Lakes-St.
Waterway and Power Agreement
Roosevelt sent
President
to Congress on March 21 the
signed by the United States and
Canada on March 19 providing for the development of the
Great Lakes—St. Lawrence River seaway and power project-!
In a brief accompanying message, the President said that he
expects to "request introduction, in due course, of legis¬
lation designed to make this agreement effective."
The
terms of the agreement shall be made effective by concurrent
legislation of the Congress and the Canadian Parliament. A
similar agreement in treaty form failed to receive Senate
ratification in 1934.
It has been estimated by the joint
engineering committee that the cost of the project would
be $266,170,000, with the United States providing the funds
for all this International Rapids work "except machinery
and equipment for the development of power and works
required for rehabilitation on the Canadian side of the
boundary."
The agreement indicated that this would
counter-balance Canadian expenditures already made on the
text
the
of
agreement
Welland Canal link in the deep waterway.
Roosevelt
President
Roosevelt
President
amending the
excess
Revenue Act of 1940.
the
"Excess
Bill
Signs
Profits
Amending
Revenue
of Second
Provisions
March
on
profits
7
Tax
1940
the legislation
signed
of the Second
which is designated as
tax provisions
This measure,
Amendments
Tax
Profits
Excess
Act of
1941,"
of
received
final
Congressional approval on March 3 when the House
accepted amendments made by the Senate in passing it
earlier the same day.
The House originally approved the
measure on Feb. 25.
The new legislation, designed to prevent
undue "hardships" under the Second Revenue Act of 1940
(the so-called Excess Profits Tax-Plant Amortization measure
approved Oct. 8, 1940), is retroactive to the date when the
Revenue Act
of
visions
The main pro¬
becamje effective on Oct. 8.
the
bill
given in
were
the
March
"Bank and
Quotation Record."
President
Roosevelt
$1,533,000,000 Fourth
Signs
Defense
Supplemental
Appropriation Bill
President Roosevelt signed 011 March 17
the $1,533,000,000
supplemental deficiencv appropriation bill.
This
measure provides funds for the Army to complete its can¬
tonment program and for the Navy to expand its shore
fourth
establishments at sites in the Atlantic
and Pacific
oceans.
the legislation was completed on
March 13 when both the Senate and the House adopted a
conference report.
The House had originally approved the
Congressional action
bill
Feb. 27 and
on
on
the
Senate
on
March 10.
The Army
approximately $695,000,000, while the Navy gets
$681,000,000 in cash and $157,000,000 in contractual
authority.
The Navy's funds are for work on bases, includ¬
ing some of those leased from Great Britain; for acquiring
airplanes, and for its ship construction program.
receives
House
Passes
A fifth
Fifth
$4,074,000,000
Includes
$1,000,000,000,
Supplemental
Defense
Bill—
for 3,600 Bombers
supplemental national defense appropriation bill for
the 1941 fiscal year aggregating $4,073,810,074 passed the
House in March 21.
The appropriation, which is $39,-
342,943 below the Budget estimate, provides a total of $3,778,393,254 for the War Department and $295,416,820 for
the Navy Department.
Of the amount for the War Depart¬
ment, $1,684,940,000 is in direct appropriations and $2,093,453,254 in contract authorizations.
It was explained by
Representative Woodrum,
Democrat of Virginia, floor
for the bill, that this appropriation raises the amount
provided for national defense in the fiscal years 1941 and
1942, covering appropriations and contract authorizations,
to $25,182,674,015,
not including the $7,000,000,000 to
manager
finance the lend-lease program.
The largest item in the bill
is $1,000,000,000 for the War Department to acquire 3,600
bomber type planes.
Some
are
considered large
ment
equipping
a
of the funds for the War Depart¬
enough to develop facilities for
4,000,000-man Army, if defense requirements
demand it.
President
Roosevelt
Charles P. Taft, Cincinnati attorney,
and Dr. Frederick P.
Keppel, President of the Carnegie Corp., of New York.
In the
land and the Bahamas, the United States received these as
increased until
again
or
REVIEW
Signs
Public
The
White
House
Bills
Authorizing
Works
announced
Roosevelt had
$342,000,000
Naval
Program
March 24
that
President
signed the two bills authorizing a $342,000,000
naval public works program.
Congressional action on these
bills was completed on March 20 when the Senate adopted
conference reports which had been approved by the House
on March
19.
One of these measures, aggregating $242,373,500, is for work at the Atlantic hases acquired from
Great Britain and also at several insular stations, including
Guam and Samoa, while the other authorization bill covers
$100,502,883 of work at naval shore establishments.
The
Senate had originally passed both these bills on March 10,
while the House passed the larger one on Feb. 19 and the
smaller
one on
Feb. 25.
Congress
$3,446,000,000
Votes
Naval Appropriation
Commission
Bill
appropriating ap¬
proximately $3,446,000,000 for the Navy Department in the
fiscal year 1942.
This amount, which is the largest in peace¬
time history, includes $1,515,000,000 for the shipbuilding
program in pursuance of the "two-ocean navy" policy, and
$434,550,000 for aircraft.
The bill, in a different form,
passed the House on March 14.
The Senate
March 20 passed the bill
on
for
$221,272,228 Appropriation
Votes
House
3
MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1941]
Functions—Includes Funds for New
War Department Civil
Canal Locks
Panama
in
requirement, for
the
that
bidding for private ship contracts is eliminated.
Appropriation Bill—Congressional action on this measure
First Deficiency
aggregating approximately $191,500,000, was completed on March 27 when
the Senat8 and the House adopted the conference report.
The measure
$79,000,000 in contractual authorization for a third set of
locks at the Panama Canal, making the over all total $300,272,228. The total amount provided for the Canal is $131,135,326, which includes the contract authorization and
$34,932,000 in cash for the locks and $17,203,326 for main¬
tenance and functions.
Other items in the bill are for rivers
and harbors and flood control.
Roosevelt
President
Bill
Signs
FHA
Authorizing
to
House passed a bill totaling
March 10 increased this amount
to $1,415,991,838.
As the bill emerged from the conference committee it
aggregated $1,414,626,838.
The House on March 27 adopted this con¬
Independent Offices Appropriation Bill—The
$1,403,500,000
on
Jan. 31 and the Senate on
before the Senate.
reported to have signed on March 28
authorizing the Federal Housing Administration to
bill
a
insure defense
housing mortgages
up
Con¬
to $100,000,000.
March
by the
Senate in passing it on March 24.
The House had originally
approved the bill on Feb. 28.
Under the terms of the bill,
gressional action on this legislation was completed on
25 when the House accepted minor amendments made
Housing Act, another corporation
which amends the National
is established within the Reconstruction Finance
$1,420,000,000 Agriculture
Votes
House
Corporation
out this new FHA activity.
to carry
Bill—Attempts to Increase
on
on
March 5.
The bill carries the customary
$500,000,000 for soil conservation pay¬
farmers, $58,846,130 for rural
ments to
for removal of surplus
rehabilitation loans, $100,150,000
commodities, $47,973,960 for sugar act payments,
$25,618,684 for the Soil Conservation Service,
Service and $14,596,918 for the
$18,022,455 for the Forest
The bill also provided
Extension Service.
authority for the Agriculture Department to borrow
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
$250,000,000 from the
for rural electrification, farm tenancy
and rural rehabilitation.
a
raise in the farm
Appropriations
Senate
the
Meanwhile,
a
Committee
Defense
on
$1,340,000,000 farm bill, including
on
National
resolution
was
Army phases of the rearmament program.
Mr. May
contended that his group should continue to conduct its
into
inquiry and that a special group was not needed to investi¬
gate all phases of national defense.
On March 1 the Senate
adopted a resolution providing for its own inquiry.
Among other measures on which Congress took action
during March were:
orizes
a
The bill
bill amending the Interstate Commerce Act to provide for the
now goes
The main part of this legislation auth¬
to the House for concurrent
water and air.
approval.
Bituminous Coal Act of 1937—A bill extending the
Coal Act for two years was passed by the House on March 27
Two-Year Extension of
Bituminous
The measure, which provides Federal
and sent to the Senate for approval.
regulation of minimum prices for soft coal, is scheduled to expire on April 26.
Federal Inspection
of Coal Mines—The House on March 13 passed a bill
providing for the annual inspection and investigation of coal mines for the
purpose
measure
received Senate
approval on March 27.
Increasing Enlisted Navy Personnel—The House on March 24 passed a
bill increasing
the authorized enlisted strength of the Navy to 232,000 and
the emergency strength to 300,000.
enlisted strength of the Navy is 131,485, established by law
giving the President the power to raise
The present
in
1918, whereas the existing emergency strength established in
191,000.
1919 is
When the President declared a national emergency in 1939 the
authorized enlisted strength of the
to
Navy
was
increased by executive order
205,000.
Authorizes
Commission
Maritime
Ships—The House on March
States
to
Negotiate
Contracts
for
Merchant
17 passed the bill authorizing the United
Maritime Commission "to enter into negotiated contracts for con¬
struction and repair of
merchant ships."
Actual
Should
Violations—
Texas Newspapers
March 3 by
Relations Board must be restricted to
in
a
Supreme
decisions
5 to 3 vote
the_ National Labor
unfair labor practices
Antonio Newspaper Guild.
A dissenting opinion was
by Justice Douglas and concurred in by Justices
controversy with the San
a
Justice Stone wrote the decision.
Black and Reed.
Press
following to
say
Washington dispatches March 3 had the
regarding the case:
Board ordered the company to
The
bargain with the American News¬
Guild, and to cease and desist from
paper
or
refusing to bargain with the Guild
organizing and bargaining
manner" interfering with the Guild's
"in any
rights.
The Circuit
Court of Appeals upheld the
affirmative part of the order
It rejected the portion directing the
company to cease refusing to bargain.
The Labor Board appealed the
entire ruling, contending that provisions of the Wagner Act justified a
blanket order prohibiting all actions outlawed by the Act.
Effect of today's ruling is that the Board cannot issue a valid blanket
order requiring "The Express" to desist from "in any manner interfering
with the organization or bargaining" of its employees, but must make the
manner of alleged interference more specific if it finds such interference
does exist.
But the company must bargain with the Guild.
Justice Stone wrote that "the breadth of the order
.
.
.
must do-
calling on the company to bargain.
of each case, the purpose being to prevent
wh'ch in the future is indicated because of their
pend upon the circumstances
violations, the threat of
similarity
or
relation to those unlawful acts
have been committed by the employer
which the Board has found to
in the past."
employers
to
"resort to devious routes"
to
statute.
He referred specifically to
employers who are "playing ducks and
National Labor Relations Act" and
drakes with the
be "an open in¬
to circumvent the
charged that the majority ruling might
Justice Douglas
who are "paying mere
while intent on blocking in his plant any
...
States
United
effective
The measure places the Maritime
Supreme
Court
of NLRB in
& Manufacturing Co.
Upholds Order
Westinghouse Electric
Case
which in its rulings on March 10 handed down
opinions, upheld a National Labor Relations
order which directed the Westinghouse Electric &
The Court,
written
no
Board
Manufacturing
to disestablish a union of company
Bloomfield, N. J., plant.
Co.
employees at its
Court Declines to Review Indiana Decision
Unconstitutional Grouping of Companies for Purposes
of Unemployment Insurance
United States Supreme
Holding
Collection
of
In
10 declined to
Indiana Supreme Court holding
State law which permitted small com¬
another action,
review
the Court on March
decision by the
a
unconstitutional
a
panies under the same ownership, which would not be sub¬
ject to the unemployment tax individually, to be grouped
together and subjected collectively to the assessment.
Court Denies Petition of A. E. Morgan for
United States Supreme
Review of Circuit
ment
as
Court Decision Dismissing Suit for
Reinstate¬
of TVA
Chairman
The United States Supreme
Court
on
March 17 denied the
petition of Arthur E. Morgan for a review of the Circuit
Court of Appeals decision dismissing his suit for his rein¬
statement, with back pay, as Chairman of the Tennessee
Valley Authority.
Mr. Morgan was removed as TVA Chair¬
man by President Roosevelt in 1938.
In July of that year
suit was brought by Mr. Morgan challenging the right of
the President to remove him.
United
States
of obtaining information relating to health and safety conditions,
accidents, and occupational diseases therein. The
to
actually found to exist.
The ruling modified an order of the
NLRB against the Express Publishing Co. of San Antonio,
publisher of the "Morning Express" and "Evening News,"
Bringing Freight Forwarders Under ICC—The Senate on March 24
freight forwarders to use the carriers—rail, motor,
Orders"
the "cease and desist" orders of
that
Affecting
Chief opposition
made by Representative May, Demo¬
regulation of freight forwarders.
NLRB
Decisions—Holds
Desist
of the month the Court ruled on
March 11 by a vote of 252 to 112
Kentucky. Chairman of the House Military Affairs
Committee, which has been conducting its own inquiry
passed
Court
and
Labor issues again dominated the decisions of the
Court last month.
In one of the more important
crat of
Bill
House amendment.
Supreme
"Cease
Confine
Program—Senate Approves Resolution
the House Rules Committee on March 6.
to the
on a
States
union."
defeated
a resolution providing for the creation of a special nine-man
committee to investigate the national defense program.
Following the vote a motion to table the resolution was
agreed to by the House.
The resolution sponsored by
Representative Cox, Democrat of Georgia, was approved by
The House
United
lip service
parity item to $450,000,000.
Rejects Resolution for Special Group to Investigate
House
but must act
vitation"
March 28 recommended
Hemisphere
another.
Government-Owned Cotton—The
House on March 26 passed a bill revising the regulations with respect to the
warehousing, storing and reconcentration of cotton held by the Commodity
Credit Corporation.
The Senate approved a similar measure on Feb. 14
United
March 6 passed a
transfer of any region in the Western
non-American power to
one
resolution stating that the United States
Regulating, Storing and Reconcentration of
Parity Payments Defeated
provided for the past two years.
Efforts to increase the
farm parity sum to $875,000,000 and $425,000,000 were
defeated
March 10 adopted a
on
would not recognize the
from
written
Department Appropriation
bill appropriating $1,420,003,003 for the 1942 farm program and other activities of
the
Department of Agriculture.
This amount included
$890,824,037 in direct appropriations, representing, it is
stated, a reduction of $4,927,934 below budget estimates
and $146,134,885 below the amount appropriated for the
current fiscal year.
Provided in the measure is $50,000,000
in cash for parity payments and $162,000,000 in contractual
authorization.
This total of $212,000,000 was the same as
The House
The Senate
Ruling Affects
President Roosevelt is
Hemisphere to Non-American Power—
Barring Transfer of Land in Western
Insure
$100,000,000 of Defense Home Mortgages
Senate on March 20.
passed the House on March 7 and the
ference report and it is now
appropriating $221,272,228 for the civil functions
of the War Department was passed by the House on March 27
and sent to the Senate.
To this amount would be added
A bill
and other Government
advertising and competitive
parity with the Navy Deaprtment
on a
departments
Methods
facturers
bv
the
Court
Holds
Invalid Practices Employed
Copying of Hat and Dress Styles
groups of dress and millinery manu¬
discourage copying of style were held invalid
unanimous decisions rendered bv the Court on
The opinions were based on charges brought
pursued by
to
under two
March
Supreme
Restrain
to
3.
Federal
Trade
Commission against
the Fashion
Originators Guild of America and the Millinery Creators
Guild both of whom, it was alleged, sought to eradicate
"piracy" bv the registering of new designs and the
penalizing of copiers.
The Court upheld the contention
that these arrangements violated the Clayton and Sherman
anti-trust laws.
Both decisions were written by Justice
style
Black.
MONTHLY REVIEW
4
(Pa.) Publishers
Philadelphia Judge Dismisses Action Against Easton
Division—Contention Upheld That
Were Invalid Because Improperly Issued
Brought by Wage-and-Hour
Subpoenas
In the Federal District Court at
Philadelphia
on
March 19
Judge J. Cullen Ganey dismissed an action by the Wageand-Hour Division against the publishers of two Easton
(Pa.) daily newspapers.
While, according to the Philadel¬
phia "Inquirer" the Divisions jurisdiction in the case was
upheld, the judge upheld the publishers' contention that the
subpoena issued last June calling on them to produce their
records was invalid because it was not signed by the Regional
The local went on strike after
company was
of
CPRell Truitt
as
C.
Accepts Resignation of Max
Commission—Names E.
Roosevelt
Member
as
Maritime
Macauley
Successor
Senate the
Macauley, U. S. N., retired, to be
a member of
the United States Maritime Commission, to
succeed Max O'Rell Truitt, who has resigned effective
On March 20 President Roosevelt sent to the
nomination of Edward C.
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of
on March 13 and at the same time expressed his
April 1.
Mr. Truitt
appreciation of Mr. Truitt's services.
President
Roosevelt
R.
Names
C.
a
Wakefield
as
of FCC
Member
Ray C. Wakefield, of Fresno,
Calif., to be
member of the Federal Communications Commission.
He
Senate confirmed the appointment on March 17.
ceeds the late Thaddeus H. Brown who resigned
Commission in October, 1940.
Mr. Wakefield, who is a Republican,
The
suc¬
from the
Senate
States
Confirms
Circuit
United States
The
Senate
March
on
Jerome N. Frank to be
J.
20
N.
Frank
Court
said
added to these grievances.
would receive consideration in the
the grievances
The union's
negotiations with company officials on a national scale.
tract
expires
on
con¬
Nov. 11.
Operations at the plant will resume on a full scale immediately, since the
has
machinery
manufactures
been
sub-contract with
in condition by
kept
union members.
The plant
aluminum rivets, pins and screws under
aluminum,
sheet
leading aviation manufacturers in the East.
Strike at the General Instrument Corp.'s Plant in Elizabeth, N.
Settled
employees of the General Instrument
The strike of 1,500
Corp.'s plant at Elizabeth, N. J., was settled on March 20
a compromise agreement on wage increases.
The strike
was called on March 12, after a demand for a 10-cent an
hour increase in wages and payment of daily overtime for
more than eight hours work were refused by the company
during negotiations for renewal of a contract which expired
Feb. 28.
The strikers, represented by Local B-921 of the
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, A. F. of L.
under
accepted increases of from 5 to 8 cents according to work
They will receive a two-year contract em¬
bodying these and other terms that had been agreed upon
prior to the settlement on March 20.
Previously the man¬
agement had granted a union shop, time and a half for
overtime on weekdays and
Saturdays, double time for
Sundays, a 5% increase for the two night shifts, a week's
vacation with pay, and other benefits.
Strike
has been
a
member
of the California Railroad Commission since 1937.
United
The
classifications.
On March 5 President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the
nomination of
The
Abramson
Mr.
a
overtime pay for work on Sunday,
demand for a 10-cent hourly wage increase was
Director, but by Robert M. Anderson, an attorney in the
regional office at Philadelphia.
President
charging that the company had violated
also accused of working the men 48 hours instead of 40.
section of its contract relating to
as
of Appeals
confirmed
nomination of
the
of
President
Judge of Second
Wright Field in Dayton,
at
Ohio, Settled
defense, John Breidenbach,
of national
the interests
In
the
Dayton Central Labor Union (American
ended the strike that had paralyzed
expansion program at Wright Field,
Army Air Corps' huge testing laboratory at Dayton,
Federation of Labor),
work on an essential
the
Ohio.
Judge of the Second United States
Circuit Court of Appeals in New York. Mr. Frank, who has
been Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission
mandant, that 400 men who left their jobs March 4 would
a
-
#
Mr. Breidenbach informed Col. Lester Miller,
field
com¬
on March 22 alongside five Committee for
Organizations electricians employed by the Penner
work
since
return to
become
Industi ial
to
Construction Co.
May, 1939, succeeds Robert P. Patterson, who has
Under-Secretary of War. The naming of Mr. Frank
the judgeship was announced by President Roosevelt on
The strike
Feb. 12.
H. O. Hunter Named by President Roosevelt as
President Roosevelt
on
WPA Administrator
March 10 sent to the Senate the
nomination of Howard 0. Hunter of Illinois to be Adminis¬
trator of tiie Work
Projects Administration, succeeding the
late Colonel Francis C. Harrington.
Mr. Hunter has been
acting head of the WPA since the death of Colonel Harring¬
ton on Sept. 28, 1940.
New
The
strike
of
York
City Bus Strike Ended
employees of the New York City
Omnibus Corp. and the Fifth Avenue Coach Co,, which was
called by the Transport Workers Union on March 10, was
ended on March 20 after both sides agreed to submit un¬
settled issues to an arbitrator's decision.
Shop employees
returned to work on March 21, and bus drivers on March 22.
The signed agreement of the bus companies and the
Transport Workers' Union, it was reported, settled all issues
except wages, hours and working conditions. These will be
decided by William H. Davis, of the National Defense
Mediation Board, who was named arbitrator on March 21.
The other issues—working force, sick leave, holidays and
vacations—were settled by Mayor La Guardia's fact-finding
3,500
board of three.
The
agreement
ending the
arbitrator's
1 and the
also will go into a new contract ending
Members of the Transport Workers Union
terms
April 30, 1942.
ratified the agreement at a meeting on
Elevator
that the
stipulates
dispute
arbitrator's award will be retroactive to March
Strike
Settlement
in
on
Transportation
Bldg.,
New York City,
Settled
employees, called on Jan. 17, at the Trans¬
portation Building, 225 Broadway, New York City, was
announced on March 22 by Local 32-B of the Building
Service Employees International Union, American Federa¬
tions
Board
labor
The union informed the State Labor Rela¬
group
that the signing of a contract between the
and the building management would make it
unnecessary to go through with a scheduled election among
the building's employees.
The terms of the settlement, however, were not revealed.
The strikers demands on Jan. 17 were: the rehiring of 38
employees dismissed for joining the union, and a minimum
wage of $29 and a 46-hour week for elevator operators and
porters was met.
Employees of the
Return
Aluminum
to
Work
Strike
to work March 24 and allow union officials to continue nego¬
tiations with company representatives.
The strike was called
by Local 16, Aluminum Workers of America, and
resulted in a complete shutdown at the plant, which pro¬
duces
aluminum products highly important in aircraft
manufacture.
In
reporting the strike the New York "Herald Tribune" of
Cr^
Midland
Products
Steel
plant, which gets auto/parts
ended to close others.
Co.
Detroit,
at
Mich.,
Settled
from Midland, and had threat-
The Midland settlement called for a five-cent
other concessions
increase and
to
mediation figured in
hourly
wage
the union but failed to
grant the union's demand for abolition
of piece-work. Federal
settlement of the strike.
Settlement of Walkout at the Crucible
Steel Co.'s Plant at
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The strike at the Labelle plant of the Crucible Steel Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa., called on March 11, was settled upon the
recommendations of government conciliators and the na¬
tional office of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee
(C. I. O.) on March 15, and operations were resumed at the
plant on March 17.
The strike which was called by the
S. W. O. C. because of grievances over wage rates involved
about 900 workers and halted
at
the
Bethlehem
Steel
production at the plant.
Co. at Bethlehem, Pa., Settled
The four-day strike at the parent plant of Bethlehem Steel
Co., Bethlehem, Pa., ended March 28 and the uniou, giving
unanimous assent to terms on which negotiators previously
had agreed, announced that workers wmuld return to their
jobs "as fast as they can."
was announced bv representatives of the cornand the C. I. O. Steel Workers Organization Com¬
mittee.
The terms were ratified at a union mass meeting
at noon on March 28.
A management spokesman already
had termed the agreement satisfactory.
In reporting the strike, Associated Press advices from
Bethlehem., Pa. on March 28 said:
Settlement
pan v
The S. W. O. C. called the strike at 5:30 p. m. Monday
a
walkout should the
the E. R. P. is
after a threat of
Employees Representation Plan proceed with a
uled election of officers and bargaining agents.
for
company-dominated and illegal and objected to any E. R. P.
on company
strike
point
property.
settlement,
was
John
agreement.
nounced "there will be no
is
a
decision
sched¬
The S. W. O. C. charged
Disestablishment of the E. R. P., originally included in union
on
a
court
not
Allis-Chalmers
•„>
appeal by the company from a National
Co.
Plant—Union
The plant of the
four-
Riffe, Assistant S. W. O. C. Director, an¬
more E. R. P. elections in the plant" until there
V.
Manufacturing
.
conditions
specifically provided for in today's
Relations Board order directing it to disestablish the E.
March 12
March 23, said in part:
at
Employees of the Midland Steel Products Co. at Detroit*
Mich., members of the United Automobile Workers C. I. Olocal, ratified on March 28 a compromise proposal for settle¬
ment of a strike in effect since March 10.
The Midland
strike had forced a shutdown of the Lincoln Motor Car Co.
voting
Striking employees at the Edgewater, N. J. plant of the
Aluminum Co. of America voted on March 22 at a meeting
in the CJiffside Park Athletic Club, Cliff side, N.J. to return
January.
days when the work of the C. I. O. men was suspended
temporarily.
Co. of America Plant at Edgewater, N.J.,
Pending Settlement of Dispute
previous A. F. of
The first strike ended after
back to work following a
two
Strike
March 22, of the strike of elevator operators
called after the War Department ordered
was
men
walkout late in
L.
March 21.
and other service
tion of Labor.
the C. I. O.
Recalls
Labor
R. P.
Workers at
Milwaukee
Leaders Object
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. at Milwaukee,
Congress of Industrial Organizations
strike since Jan. 22, reopened on March 28 in compliance
with a demand of the Secretary of the Navy and the Office
of Production Management Director General.
It was an-
Wis.,
closed
by
a
nounced
approximately one-third of the normal day
that
advices
shift of production men reported for work.
Press
from Milwaukee March 31 stated that at a mass
meeting
March 29 5,000 strikers voted to stay on strike.
_
reporting the strike Associated Press advices from Mil¬
waukee, Wis., on March 28, said:
In
Striking members of the United Automobile Workers
effort to stop those who entered the
Union made no
plant. The union reiterated its warning
would lose
that those who returned before the union voted its sanction
their
jobs when the strike ends.
At mid-morning Max
•of
.
.
.
Secretary
that the factory
W. Babb, President of the company, wired
Navy Knox and William S. Knudsen, O. P. M. Director,
had
reopened.
call for an im¬
blocked our main gate
"Despite the union leader's defiance of the Government's
mediate return to work, and mass picketing that
during the hour most employees on the first shift report to
Allis-Chalmers production workers
their patriotism by
to
9 a. m. today," Mr.
and official
work, 1,962
had answered the Government's
returning to work on vitally needed orders
Babb telegraphed.
appeal
before
"In addition, 1,700 management
personnel are all at work."
attempt to settle the growing wave of defense strikes,
the United States Government intervened for the first time
In
an
strike at the Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.,
I. 0. on Jan. 22.
Telegrams sent by Frank
Knox, Secretary of the Navy, and William S. Knudsen,
Director General of the O. P. M., to Max W. Babb, Presi¬
dent of the Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., at Milwaukee, and
Harold Christoffel, President of the United Automobile
Workers Local (C. I O.) ordered the plant to be reopened
"immediately" with negotiations on the strike to continue
on
March 26, in the
closed by C.
while "all
men are
at work."
"lend-lease"
so-called
Strike
South
at
Cornell Dubilier Corp-*
Plainfield, N.
J.
29,
The National Defense Mediation Board settled on Mar.
which it acted, obtaining an agreement
from A. F. of L. workers to go back on the job April 1 at the
on
Corp., South Plainfield, N. j., pending
negotiations over their demands.
Associated Press advices from Washington, D. C., on
March 29, reporting the settlement said:
Cornell
Dubilier
Ths settlement, subject to
approval of the President and General Counsel
Workers Union, which Board officials took for
of the Electrical
granted,
provides:
That the Board guarantees that no rights
be jeopardized by
for
of the striking employees will
their return to work.
negotiations immediately with the union
That the company will resume
satisfactory agreement on wage scales and other points and that if no
a
agreement is reached the entire matter
will be taken up again with the
Mediation Board "for such further action as may be necessary."
The 20-day Cornell Dubilier
strike, affecting 2,200 workers, was one of
of Labor.
Conferences
conducted in New Jersey last night until 5 a. m. today
were
and resumed here at 1 p. in.,
continuing for about seven hours.
Board members who acted in the case were Frank Graham, representing
representing labor, and Cyrus Ching, repre¬
the public; George Harrison,
senting industry.
Building Strike at Camp Davis, Holly Ridge, N. C., Settled
Wilmington Building Trades Council (American
Federation of Labor) on March 4 ended a strike at Camp
Davis, Holly Ridge, N. C., site of an Army anti-aircraft
firing range.
The settlement was made because Camp
Davis is a vital national defense project, Commissioner Frank
J. Sheehan of the United States Conciliation Service said.
was
spon¬
Winston
Churchill.
In
an
address
before
the
House of Commons, March 12, Mr. Churchill declared that
the measure is a "new Magna Carta which not only has
regard to the
rights and laws upon which a healthy and
can alone be erected, but also pro¬
advancing civilization
claims, by precept and example, the duty of free
men and
wherever they may be, to share the responsi¬
bility and burden of enforcing them." He saw in the meas¬
free nations,
"monument of generous and far-seeing statesmanship,"
ure a
and maintained that "the most powerful
democracy has, in
declared in solemn statute that they will devote
overwhelming industrial and financial strength to in¬
suring the defeat of Nazism in order that nations, great and
small, may live in security, tolerance and freedom."
In
effect,
their
Greece and China the enactment of the lend-lease
greeted
was
similarly,
in
the
expectation
assistance from the United States.
made light of the
that
the
advance.
No
direct
had
measure
enormous
The German and Italian
assuring the peoples of those
move,
bill
countries
of
been
Statement
"discounted"
the
on
months
American
in
step was
made
by Chancellor Adolf Hitler, but in an address at
Berlin, March 16, he boasted that England will fall and
"no
that
power
will
world
the
and no support coming from any part of
change the outcome of this battle in any
respect."
In semi-official references at Berlin to the lendbill, the comment was made that Germany would
lease
The
It
Britain" bill,
Great
to
The second was an appropria¬
that bill, which is intended to
defray immediate costs of aid to Great Britain over and
above the monetary limitations of the initial enactment.
As these bills were considered and passed, the tendency
was to
throw caution to the winds, politically and finan¬
cially.
It was admitted frankly by Washington commenta¬
tors that actual all-out participation by the United States
in the European and Far Eastern conflicts might result
from the trend.
And it also was conceded that the $7,000,000,000 special appropriation might well turn out to be only
an initial request,
with no conceivable limit upon the ulti¬
mate costs and consequences.
When coupled with the de¬
fense program, these measures and the future prospects
made it seem that armaments outlays would mount to $30,000,000,000 or $40,000,000,000 in the next few years, and
even
these huge sums were said in some quarters to be
underestimates of probable expenditures.
What the effect
of the steps will be upon the American economy and the
American way of life was suggested by rapidly mounting
taxes and by a growing tendency of the Federal Government
toward control of business.
The new conscript army in¬
creased steadily in strength, as more and more youths were
called into service.
Not a few observers complained that
the fight against
the European dictatorships quickly is
bringing the country into precisely the sort of regimentation
against which the fight is supposed to be waged.
British gratification over the passage of the lend-lease
bill was expressed in various ways, and especially by Prime
press
the first four "certified" to the Board for action by the Secretary
"aid
or
sored by the Administration.
tion of $7,000,000,000, under
Minister
Board Settles
National Defense Mediation
the first strike
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requested by Mr. Sheehan and John J. Coyne, Presi¬
Trades Department
reserve
decision
exists.
"Whether
does
does not constitute
or
Berlin
this
whether
when
or
assistance
from
a
the
state
of
United
war
States
act of war depends entirely
give to it, which is precisely nothing," the
spokesman said.
the value
on
to
as
an
we
London-Washington Axis
dent of the Building and Construction
of the A. F. of L.
affairs had no hesitancy, in
March, in suggesting that the policy adopted by President
The Wilmington Council indicated that there will be some
adjustment made in rates of pay and overtime in accordance
with the union rate of pay in the Wilmington, N. C. area.
It was announced officially that 7,000 men struck March 3,
and that 9,200 men worked despite the strike. The Council
announced it was seeking "at least a preferential shop,"
which would mean that new workers added at the project
Roosevelt amounted to the establishment of
would become union
manner
Toward
War
implies an accelerating drift toward partici¬
pation in the foreign wars that are currently in progress in
Europe and Asia.
The aim of making the United States
an "arsenal" for democracy at any cost has superseded the
doctrine of aid "short of war," and the tendency in March
was for Mr.
Roosevelt to call for "total victory" over the
Not
aggressors.
a
single
official
declaration
last
month
mentioned the
"short of war" caution that was prominent
in the election
campaign of last year.
extended
assurances
sent
abroad
on
that
service
The
an
war
in
American
the
Nor
were any fresh
soldiers
foreign
will
not
be
But
conflicts.
no
on
the
of
The month of March thus reflected
a
drift
which, having once been set in motion, is far more likely
country
into all-out participation
than
into
pacific ways.
Some of the "aid to Great Britain" measures
began to be hedged about with secrecy, and toward the end
of the month
the
expectation prevailed that President
Roosevelt soon might use American warships in convoying
to the United Kingdom the war materials that are being
,
manufactured
States
the
ever
increasing
volume
in
the
United
for that country.
Action
United
in
was
States
trend
of
lend-lease
the
transfers
Britain.
That
foreign policy.
bill
of
such
would
be
transfers
doubted, but public information
be
of
followed
American
The
first of these
was
the
war
took
on
English-speak¬
The
lend-lease
immediately by
to Great
materials
place is hardly
to
be
the subject was held to
possible aid to "the enemy," and
made.
no
statement
was
bill
specifically authorized repairs
to British warships in American yards, and it was rumored
that such vessels were on their way to American
ports for
repairs.
But Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox called for
secrecy on any arrivals and the damage they may have
sustained, and all services for public information observed
the request.
The
growing intimacy
of Anglo-American
London ceremony, March
United States Ambassador, Johnh G.
a
sented to the Pilgrims.
relations
was
19, at which the
Winant, was pre¬
Prime Minister Churchill welcomed
the Ambassador and assured him that he will share British
dangers and secrets.
"And the day will come," said Mr.
Churchill, "when the British Empire and the United States
will share together the solemn but
splendid duties which
crown of victory."
Mr. Winant, in turn, dilated
the effort for "the common good of the free peoples
of the earth."
On March 27 signatures were attached in
are
the
upon
London
to
leaseholds
whereunder
control for 99 years a number of
completed in March by the Congress of the
on two measures which indicate admirably
rapidly taking the shape of
side, and the two great
one
immense
new
the
London-Wash¬
were numerous, but
be that the most important steps were not made
Thus it was held altogether probable that
passage
may
tries which are the objects of an increasingly warlike policy
carry
as
ing aggregations and their satellites on the other.
Publicly
incidents that reflected the growing alignment
illustrated in
to
seen
announced
steps were taken, on the other hand, that occasioned war¬
as against the United States in the coun¬
like statements
in Washington.
was
all-out conflict between the totalitarian Powers and their
satellites
known.
foreign policy was conducted during March in
that
a
ington Axis, in contradistinction to the Rome-Berlin-Tokio
Axis.
it
American
international
of Great Britain and the United States
men.
Drift
a
in
Realists
the
United
States
will
military bases in British
possessions in the Western Hemisphere.
A program was
announced by the Department of
Agriculture, March 24,
for large-scale departmental purchases of foodstuffs which
6
MONTHLY EEYIEW
be
to
are
available
made
Britain.
Washington
day, an agreement where-
Great
to
is permitted to build and arm warships on
Lord Halifax, the British Ambassador,
Plymouth was attacked savagely, and enormous damage was
port.
The apparent intent of the Germans
was
to damage the port facilities, so that supplies from
overseas could not easily be landed.
No definite informa¬
25, that the time is approach¬
United States must tip the
tion is available as to the success of such efforts, but it is
significant that no interruption was noted anywhere in the
and Ottawa announced, the same
under Canada
Great
the
Lakes.
declared in New York, March
ing
the
in
the
of
weight
the
when
scales
caused at that
State
The
war.
Department
tended
European
intervention in the tangled scheme of
toward
shipping activities of other ports of the world which called
for delivery
of supplies to the United Kingdom.
Huge
convoys were arranged, as usual, and some of these aggre¬
gations of ships were attacked.
British aerial fighters
poli¬
power
the growing interest in a British victory.
praised publicly by Acting Secretary of State
Sumner Welles, March 25, for reaffirming a policy of "com¬
tics,
owing
Russia
to
was
neutrality"
Turkey.
with
The
invasion ports day after day, and at¬
launched against German industrial cities,
Duesseldorf and Cologne, and the ports of Kiel,
German
the
flailed
also
tacks
official
made known on March 27 that the new Yugoslavian regime
had been encouraged through our Minister to Belgrade,
such
Arthur Bliss Lane.
mans,
prehensive
Also of
some
as
were
and
Bremen
Hamburg.
importance, in the current scheme of things,
by the United States Treasury Depart,
aerial
the
in
available assets for payment
upon
of
United States.
blockade effort.
Criticism of
the demand of the British Dominions for payment from the
believed to have motivated the Treasury
Announcement was made on March 16 by
special New York representative of
the British Treasury, that arrangements had been completed
Attention
for
the
of
Peacock,
sale
of
Courtauld's,
American
the
.$100,000,000,
Morgan Stanley & Co. and Dillon, Read
mediately,
and
additional payments
are
to
investments
in
United
the
States
passed in March. The German High Command began to as¬
February that enormous tonnages of shipping had
sert late in
been sunk by the combined action of German submarines,
airplanes and surface raiders. In a mere two days, accord¬
ing to Berlin, no less than 217,000 tons weresunk.
For¬
tunately, these figures have not been borae chit by the
British
estimated
are
at
$900,000,000, and it was assumed that the American Viscose
transaction represented merely a first step toward liqui¬
British
dation.
Admiralty
immense
the
to
menace
and the effect
step of grave significance
a
for the conduct of the war, on March
announced
30 German
of
30, when seizure
Italian
and
merchant
was
ships tied
mention
in American ports, and of 36 Danish freighters.
Long
agitation in the public prints preceded the seizures, which
were effected under the Espionage Act passed by Congress
on June 15, 1917.
Among other authorities conferred upon
up
control
of foreign
vessels
from
injury to
ships,
merchant ships
damage
harbor
any
"in order to
injury or to prevent damage
waters of the United States.
or
or
.
have
further
claims
of
But
British shipping is hardly
of
is
ever
made
although
tion.
it
is
by
British
obvious
spokesmen
that
vessels
of damaged
placed tempo¬
are an important factor in the situa¬
especially true because British shipyards are
This is
trying
build
to
vessels
new
to
meet
the
threat
and
find
their efforts hampered
by the need to repair damaged ships.
The record of shipping losses, as disclosed by the British
Admiralty in March, is a serious one, although far from
fatal.
The Admiralty announced on March 3 that losses
such
secure
Nor
rarily out of service
Executive by this measure is that of taking over
the Chief
statistics.
sinkings by the Germans been substantiated.
to be discounted,
large losses is reflected in continual sug¬
gestions from London for American warship convoys.
The
precise shipping situation is difficult to analyze, for no
Ship Seizures
Washington authorities took
merchant tonnage losses
5,000,000-ton figure,
British, allied and neutral vessels, and that level was
for
be made from
proceeds of sales of securities in the United States.
direct
that
The losses tended to mount toward the
thereabouts, and it represents one of the
of British direct investments in the United
The banking group agreed to pay $40,000,000 im¬
or
most important
States.
disclosed
averaged 40,000 tons weekly up to May, 1940; increased to
90,000 tons weekly in the next seven months, and were at
an average of 51,000 tons in the first seven weeks of 1941.
The British-owned concern was said to be valued at
& Co.
March,
Admiral Alexander
Corp., a subsidiary
syndicate of investment
a
re¬
was
month.
Viscose
through
Ltd.,
bankers headed by
The British blockade of the Continent
concentrated, during much of March, upon
the results of the great shipping battle which began in that
In his summary of the situation, early in
Department.
Edward
the merchant ship warfare which reflected the German
mained all but airtight.
mother country is
Sir
was bombed by the Ger¬
permitted, and British fliers
But no decision was reached
fighting, and attention centered increasingly
ment
upon British use of all
materials procured in the
London
whenever the weather
retaliated by bombing Berlin.
insistence
an
was
same
or
.
Two German
ships and 28 Italian vessels were seized under
authority, when it appeared that heavy damage was
being inflicted upon the vessels by their own crews.
Coast
for the
this
week ended Feb. 23 amounted to 60,868 tons.
The
subsequent Tuesday announcements reflected corrected loss
Guard boarding parties interrupted the work of destruction,
figures of 141,314 tons for the week ended March 2; 98,832
tons for the week ended March 9, and 71,773 tons for the
it
said, and published photographs afford ample indi¬
extent of the damage, which apparently will
keep some of the ships out of service for weeks.
The occa¬
was
week ended March 16.
cation of the
actual
for the seizure of the Danish vessels was less
firmly
established, but it is well known that these ships are earn¬
estly wanted by the authorities in the current period of a
shortage of shipping space.
The belief prevailed that ves¬
of
States
other
some
also
ports
which
nations
will be
taken
It
the
are
known
be
to
are
upon
late, for
determined.
therefore, that actually determined eventual
period will exceed those given.
Indica¬
disclosure by Prime Minister Winston Churchill,
a
units
that
not
were
battleships
denied
in
Berlin
Scharnhorst and
concerned.
indicated
Gneisenaii
one
A
convoy.
attacked
off
convoy
successive
on
days
the
that
were
Berlin
reports intimated
the German surface ships had created
than
'
of
was
which
ships concerned total about 178,000
tons, the largest being the Italian luxury liner Conte Biancamano, of 23,225 tons, tied up at Cristobal, in the Canal
Zone.
Some 1,600 crew members were said to have been
Battle
figures, based not only
reports,
awaited before losses
be,
may
tive
tied up in United
"protective custody."
custody.
are
March 18, that German surface raiders had operated in
pre¬
ceding wTeeks far out in the Atlantic, and London rumors
The German and Italian
taken into
British
other
losses for the March
are
into
and
arrivals of vessels
sion
sels
radio
coast
the
some
late
large
of
havoc in
of
by submarines, it
Africa
was
the
March
in
more
was
stated,
and aerial bombers also
Atlantic
Europe the
mighty struggle between Great Britain and Germany tended
were said to have taken
heavy toll
shipping.
The German Government issued a
proclamation, March 25, warning navigators that the Reich
to become more active in
had extended
With
the
relaxation
of
wintry
weather
in
March, and all indications pointed
during that month toward
a
test
of
strength
on
the
basis
of blockade and counter-blockade.
German
The apprehensions of a
attempt against the United Kingdom
steadily, for all Reich activities were directed
invasion
diminished
toward preventing supplies from
reaching the British Isles.
This tendency was so pronounced that First Lord of the
Admiralty
Admiral
Albert
V.
March 5 the apt name of the
the test of
strength.
the British House of
Great Britain
"Battle
of the
supplied
Atlantic"
on
for
In presenting new naval estimates to
Commons, Mr. Alexander admitted that
now
is in greater need of ships and men than
The
before.
ever
Alexander
great
body of the British fleet remains
substantially intact, he said, but added that calculations
of the
Admiralty were upset by the fall of France and by
the ability of the Germans to use
nearby French ports and
bases
for
attacks
from
the
air
and
British
under the
sea
against
shipping.
These comments were accompanied by
rumors, in London, that German naval resources in sub¬
marines
have been sharply augmented
during the winter
months, and by indications of surface raiding activities
directed against British merchant
shipping.
Aerial
activities by the German
forces added to the im¬
tremendous effort impends
by the Reich to
make the blockade of the United
Kingddm the deciding
factor in the war.
Beginning on March 12, when ground
and other conditions became
favorable, the German aerial
pression that
a
forces launched a series of spectacular
assaults upon British
<
ports of the West Coast.
raid
that
Cardiff,
Liverpool was singled out for a
paralleled the effort at Coventry, last
year, and
Swansea, Glasgow and other ports also suffered.
of
British
waters
off
the Atlantic zone of warfare
up to the coastal
In
a
speech before Conservative
Greenland.
party
members, March 27, Mr. Churchill admitted frankly
that the Battle of the Atlantic is the next that must be won.
Balkan-Mediterranean
Eastern
Conflict
Europe and the Mediterranean
area became, dur¬
ing March, a vast theater of actual and threatened conflict,
involving especially a diplomatic tug-of-war between Great
Britain
fight
and
Germany
between
Italy
in
various
Greece
and
Balkan
countries.
The
continued
unabated, with
aiding the Greeks to an ever greater degree,
while
Germany maintained tenuous diplomatic relatioik
with Athens.
The Mediterranean was largely an
Engli^n
lake, despite German and Italian airplane attacks on Brit¬
Great Britain
ish naval vessels in that
an
actual
invasion
sea.
of the
When it became evident that
British
Isles would not immedi¬
ately be attempted by the German forces, attention turned
ever more
decidedly toward Eastern Europe, since British
progress might be possible in that region and a
corner of
Europe thus reserved for
which
the
outlook
British
any
command
eventual attempt at invasion
decide to essay.
The
might
remained
confused,
however,
despite numerous
startling nature.
Highly satisfactory were indications that the powerful
British Navy is able to maintain
undisputed control over
occurrences
of
a
the vast Middle Sea.
German and
Italian bombers, operat¬
Sicily, attacked the British base at
Malta repeatedly from the air.
Despite claims of heavy
damage to the port works at Valetta, and to
ships in the
ing apparently from
British base, the great British fleet
calmly continued to use
Maltese
port.
Somewhere in the Eastern Mediter-
the
ranean,
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April, 1941]
it filially developed on March
29, British fleet
units
result was a
drastic punishment of the Italians.
Admiralty announce¬
ments on March 30 indicated that five Italian warships had
been sunk in the action, and one additional vessel heavily
damaged.
Three Italian 10,000-ton cruisers went down, an I
two Italian destroyers also disappeared beneath the waves.
The damaged ship was said to be a large Italian battleship
of 35,001) tons.
What remained of the Italian Navy, after
encountered various Italian
warships, and the
grade, however, and even the United States Government is
rumored to have endeavored to influence the Yugoslavians.
During much of March officials of
dered
Britain
Foreign
with
the Belgrade regime pon¬
problem of alliance with the Axis or with Great
and Greece.
Premier Dragisha Cvetkovitcli and
the
the
Minister
German
Alexander
Oincarmarkovitch
consulted
Adolf Hitler, at the Bavarian
But it was not until the final week
Fuehrer,
retreat of the German.
that any clarification began to develop, and events there¬
after developed with the utmost rapidity.
thus was further
The two Yugoslavian officials, despite obvious reluctance,
decimated.
German and Italian claims stated that airplane
journeyed to Vienna on March 25, where they signed the
attacks had been made on British warships in the Mediter¬
Axis agreement in the presence of Herr Hitler and Foreign
ranean, but London denied any material damage.
Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop.
Mr. Cvetkovitcli pro¬
Also highly indicative of the absolute control of the Medi¬
claimed, in a brief speech, that southeastern Europe would
terranean
exercised by the British Navy were reported
be spared the horrors of warfare through the action, and he
transfers of British Empire troops from northern Africa to
received from the Germans assurances that the territorial
Grecian ports.
Rumors began to circulate in Balkan capi¬
integrity of Yugoslavia would be respected and that no
tals on March 11 that British forces from the Army of the
demand would be made for troop transportation through
Nile, which defeated the Italians in Libya, were being
Yugoslavia.
But even as they were signing the pact, it
landed at Pireaus, the port of Athens, and at some more
became evident that the Yugoslavian peoples had no sym¬
northerly centers in Greece.
They were substantiated on
pathy with the Axis and fully intended to repudiate the
March 15, when it appeared that troop landings had been
action.
Riotous disorders developed in Belgrade and in the
effected not only at Pireaus, but also at Volos, while a
more
Serbian portions of the triune Kingdom, which long
British engineers detachment was reported landing at Salo¬
has been torn by internal strife.
The regent, Prince Paul,
nika, whence a move up through the Balkans might be
was said to favor the Axis, and no countennanding instruc¬
feasible.
No definite indications were made available, for
tions were sent to the two Yugoslavian officials at Vienna.
obvious military reasons, of the strength of the landing by
On March 27 the established regime at Belgrade was quickly
forces from the army of General Sir Archibald P^ Wavell.
overthrown, and a period of extreme delicacy began for the
Military experts believed, however, that between 75,000 and
Yugoslavians.
The Serbian Commander of the Air Force,
150,000 troops had been landed in March, and it was held
General Dusan Simovitch, led a revolt in the early hours of
quite possible that, a major part of the 300,000 effectives
March 27, which ended in the immediate reestablishment of
under the command of General Wavell might be used in
order, the arrest of Prince Paul and the leading members
this area of conflict.
The points at which the British troops
of the Cabinet, and the placing of full powers in the hands
were concentrated, on the other hand, suggested that aid 10
of the young King Peter, who now is 17 years old.
The
Greece in the fight against Italian forces in Albania might
Yugoslavian Army, estimated to number about 1,000,009
be the intention, rather than an immediate assault upon
effectives, was rushed to border stations, and all made in
Germans in Bulgaria or farther up on the Balkan Peninsula.
readiness for any German attack.
The landings of British Emx>ire troops in Greece also were
But the Germans preferred to await developments with
regarded as moves of great importance in the diplomatic
what they called "icy calm."
Representations were made by
chess game being conducted in the Balkans by the British
the German Minister at Belgrade for a. clarification of the
and Germans.
Instructive were repeated eye-witness ac¬
intentions of the new regime.
General Dusan Simovitch was
counts that German and Italian airplanes made little effort
slow to answer such pressure, beyond general indications
to obstruct the British troop transfers.
that pacts previously signed by Yugoslavian regimes were
The
Italo-Greek conflict remained inconclusive during
to be observed.
The assurances were not very positive and
March, despite great efforts by the Fascist forces to over¬
whelm the entrenched Greeks and achieve some sort
of plainly not up to Reich expectations, and the critical period
continued.
Reports from Belgrade made it clear that the
victory.
Premier Mussolini journeyed to the front in per¬
new
regime was endeavoring to bring into full agreement
son, and tried to rally the Italians on the Albanian front.
the Croatians and Slovenes, who usually take a different
But heavy losses were the only consequence of these Italian
view of matters from the Serbs.
The possibility of internal
moves.
The Grecian authorities asserted stoutly that they
disruption was added to the external dangers of Yugoslavia.
would never give an inch of ground to any invader, and
the
kilted troops of Greece made good
this statement. Washington and London, however, found the incidents
highly
comforting and assurances
of the utmost aid
Highly exasperated by the unbroken sequence of Italian
promptly were given the new authorities at Belgrade. Act¬
defeats, since the tide of battle turned in northern Africa,
ing Secretary of State Sumner Welles made it known in
Premier Benito Mussolini declared ominously in February
that spring would cause a different story to be told.
But Washington, March 27, that material aid would be available
to
Yugoslavia under the lend-lease bill if a pro-British
with the advent of spring and the start of the vaunted
regime remains in effect.
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
Italian drive, only the same story resulted in Albania, while
declared in London, on the same day, that Yugoslavia had
in eastern Africa the Italians lost almost all of their colonial
"found her soul," and he promised all the assistance that
possessions.
It was, possibly, in desi>eration that Signor
Great Britain can give.
Mussolini ordered units of the Italian fleet out late in
African Warfare
March, but that venture also proved disastrous to Italy.
Meanwhile, a great tug-of-war developed in the Balkans,
Sweeping victories were won by British Empire forces in
with Great Britain and Germany the chief movers.
After
various east African colonies of Italy, during March, ami
Bulgaria capitulated to German demands and signed the
the i>rocess of driving the Italians ouf of that continent
Axis agreement on the dotted line, March 1, interest centered
thus was continued.
The gains were huge in Eritrea,
on the attitudes of Yugoslavia, Turkey and Greece.
German
Italian Somaliland and Ethiopia, and only modest British
forces promptly moved down the Balkan Peninsula from
forces were reported engaged in the task, owing to the
Rumania into Bulgaria, some accounts indicating a concen¬
inability of the Italians to obtain supplies. Concerted drives
tration of no less than 500,000 German effectives in Bul¬
were made from northern, southern and western areas held
garia.
These reports probably are exaggerated, for the
by the British.
Cheren, a key point in Eritrea, fell before
mountainous terrain of Bulgaria would hardly furnish a
the advancing Empire
units on March 27, after a long
suitable ground for maneuvers on that scale.
But large
siege.
The Italians were chased not only out of Italian
bodies of Germans undoubtedly were stationed on the northSomaliland, but also out of the points in British Somaliland
em
borders of Greece and Turkey.
German efforts were
which they managed to occupy early in the war.
In Ethi¬
made simultaneously to induce Turkey to modify her antiopia the important town of Harar fell to the British on
Axis stand and to bring Yugoslavia into the Axis.
The
March 28, and an attack upon Addis Ababa was considered
results in both cases are still inconclusive.
A German air¬
imminent. Only in the Libyan colony of Italy, most of which
plane, carrying a group of German officials, arrived at the
fell to the Nile Army of General Sir Archibald P. Wavell
Turkish capital of Ankara, March 4, and a set of sugges¬
during the winter, was an success reported by the Germantions or demands reputedly was placed before the Turkish
Italian Axis.
German tank units, operating in some force
Government.
But the British Foreign Secretary, Anthony
in Libya, retook on March 24 the desert outpost of El
Eden, had conferred with the Turks only a few days previ¬
Agheila, which the British had abandoned some hours be¬
ously, and rumors indicate that little progress was made
fore the Axis forces arrived.
Marshal Rodolfo Graziani,
by the Germans.
Only non-committal Turkish statements
Italian Commander of the Italian forces in Libya, was "re¬
were
made throughout March, on the question* but it is
tired" at his own request, March 25, which is a sufficient
significant that a reaffirmation of Soviet neutrality toward
indication of the course of warlike events in Libya.
Turkey was announced, March 24, with Ankara intimating
France and Spain
the
last
attack
December in home ports,
that Soviet aid might
in
i>ossibly be made available to Turkey
Reich.
the event of an attack by the
the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croates and
Slovenes is known, became the next focal point for the diplo¬
matic endeavors.
Almost surrounded by Axis forces, and
Yugoslavia,
as
dependent largely upon trade with Germany, the Belgrade
regime of Yugoslavia squirmed about, but finally agreed to
sign
ment
a
limited form of participation in the Axis. This agree¬
sooner was carried out than a revolt developed in
no
Yugoslavia, and the government signing the Axis agreement
overturned.
The German aim obviously was to gain
was
control of the Vardar Valley route to
Greece, for the Struma
through Bulgaria is militarily inadequate.
British and Turkish representations also were made in Bel¬
Valley
route
in March from a growing
medicinal supplies and similar ma¬
terials, and one or two incidents developed which throw
some doubt upon the continued neutrality of those countries
in the war between Great Britain and Germany.
The Brit¬
ish blockade of the European Continent arouses particular
ire in France, for that former ally of Great Britain seems
to be somewhat uncertain as to the origin of its troubles.
The tendency of the moment, in official circles at least,
is to blame Great Britain for the lack of adequate sup¬
plies, notwithstanding the obvious facts of the situation.
Admiral Francois Darlan, who is second in command to
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain, commented on the problem
France
and
Spain
scarcity of foodstuffs,
suffered
8.
in
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bitter
10,
March
terms,
in
the presence of M. Petain.
with food shipments to
interference
British
Continued
Prance might oblige him to ask
permission to use the French
Mar¬
the same conference with a group
of American press representatives for purchase and trans¬
portation in French ships of 5,000,000 quintals of wheat from
the United States, to carry his country through the increas¬
ing famine.
Guarantees were offered by M. Petain that
Navy in convoying ships, Admiral Darlan remarked.
Petain appealed at
shal
wheat would
such
distributed and
be
consumed
by
French
statement
at Vicliy,
seeking means
and permitting the shipment of at
least
some
food
and
medicinal
supiilies to unoccupied
France.
Several shiploads of necessary materials actually
British and American authorities
were
of relaxing the blockade
moved toward France in American bottoms.
Herbert Hoover, who
dent
ing
determined
a
democratic
campaign
cerned
for
the
over
British officials
threat
of
French
were
naval
somewhat
convoys,
result which would further
between London and Vichy.
Such
might
tions
Former Presi¬
committee that is wag¬
the feeding of European
a
peoples caught unfortunately in the toils of war,
continued his efforts.
clash
heads
con¬
since
exacerbate
a
rela¬
clash
actually
on March 30, according to London and
Vichy dis¬
patches, but it may be questioned whether the incident will
have serious repercussions.
A British squadron, it was indi¬
cated, endeavored to intercept a French ship convoy moving
through the Straits of Gibraltar, allegedly with rubber and
other supplies of possible use to Germany.
The French
ships, convoyed by a small naval vessel, slipped through the
Spanish territorial waters, and finally were hailed when
they emerged from such waters well inside the Mediter¬
a
occurred
Shore
ranean.
batteries
promptly opened fire
on
on
the
the
quotation for lead again rising.
In its issue of
"Iron Age" stated in part as follows:
"Not¬
withstanding the fact that ingot production has risen to
March 27 the
100% of the steel industry's capacity, which on a tonnage
basis is at a rate never before attained, and which means
that approximately 1,125,000 tons of semi-finished and fin¬
is
steel
ished
and
While
being
French
Algerian coast
the British ships, which replied and
reported hits on the batteries.
The French vessels escaped
to a nearby port, and French aerial squadrons
attempted
without success to bomb the British warships.
The Vichy
regime, perturbed by the incident, declared that the con¬
voyed ships carried only food supplies for native populations
and
instructive
as
A British reluctance to
an
indication of the relations between London
and Madrid.
Japan and Eastern Asia
Far Eastern developments were varied and
conflicting
during march, with peace restored between Thailand (Siam)
and French
Indo-China, and fresh
war preparations in prog¬
The settlement of the brief conflict between
ress
elsewhere.
the
French colony and
of
considerable
event
the small
State of
importance.
Thailand
Japanese
is
an
mediation
brought about a settlement which strips from Indo-China a
part of the territory gained from Siam early in the century.
Sizable rice-growing areas were added to
Thailand, and it
was
accepted in the Far East that Japan effected the
arrangement principally in order to have first choice at the
grown in the transferred territory.
Vichy complied
rice
with the mediation terms, and the modest forces
engaged in
the conflict laid down their arms as a treaty was
signed,
March 11.
German
France
seems
say
No information is available
as
to the
extent of
influence
upon the Vichy regime in unoccupied
Tokio, in effecting the arrangement.
It
probable, however, that Berlin had a good deal to
and
upon
in the matter.
The
war between Japan and China
proper continued with¬
sign of capitulation by the Chungking regime of Gen¬
eralissimo Chiang Kai-shek.
Although General Chiang is
out
a
known to be
encountering
elements in his
some difficulties with communist
armies, he calmly maintained the un-'
equal struggle against the Japanese invaders.
Passage in
the
United
great
own
States
assistance to
of
the
lend-lease bill, which
authorized
countries
under attack, heartened the
Chinese markedly.
There was talk of building another road
to British India, in order to
supplement the Burma Boad
supply route.
Russia was said to be continuing its supply
of materials to China, but little real
information is avail¬
able
as
to
peatedly
the
Kremlin, and
The
extent of
that
Tokio
some
Japanese
Russian aid.
aims
to
It
improve
was
rumored
relations
with
re¬
the
evidence to this effect became available.
Foreign
Tokio in mid-March for
Minister,
a
Yosuke
tour of Axis
His first stop was in
Matsuoka, left
capitals in Europe.
Moscow, where he conferred at some
length, March 24, with Russian authorities, including Dic¬
tator Joseph Stalin.
Mr. Matsuoka arrived in Benin on
March 25, and he spent the next few
days in extensive con¬
far
so
civilian
as
United
to
reflect,
States
in
in
all
part, the increasing
spheres of actual or
potential warfare, throughout the world.
Especially sig¬
nificant, from the Japanese viewpoint, was the arrival in
Australian and New Zealand
waters, in the second half of
March, of a large flotilla of American warships.
The inci¬
Steel
The
steel
rate in its
pig iron.
Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
trade reports ingot production at the
highest
history, with advances in the price of scrap and
Demand for non-ferrous metals was fair to active,
and
on for at least 300 more ships now under con¬
Despite the fact that many steel companies are
turning down a great deal of business, steel orders in total
volume show no abatement.
In fact, March business will
exceed
that
of February and
totals, which for
Some
history.
market
the
some
steel
may go higher than January
companies were the largest in their
companies are virtually out of the
of the year on major products,
exceptions being pipe and some wire products.
Sales cf
galvanized sheets are closely restricted because of zinc
for
remainder
Defense orders of all types continue to increase
forming a larger proportion of aggregate steel
business."
The "Iron Age" scrap composite price rose dur¬
shortage.
and
are
ing the month as follows:
From $20.08 a gross ton to
$20.17 on March 4, and to $20.33 on March 11.
The "Iron
Age" composite price of pig iron advanced on March 18 to
$23.61 from $23.45 a gross ton, while the finished steel com¬
posite remained unchanged at 2.261c.
March of last year
$22.61
scrap
a
pound.
a
was quoted
gross
At the close
at $16.29
a
gross
ton, and finished steel at
The operating rate of steel companies having approxi¬
mately 96% of the steel capacity of the industry, according
to the American Iron and Steel Institute, was scheduled at
99.8% for the week beginning March 24, 1941 (fifth consecu¬
tive week to establish the highest rate of production in his¬
tory), which compares with 99.4% for the week beginning
March 17, 98.8% for the preceding seven-day period, 97.5%
for the week beginning March 3, and 96.3% for the week
beginning Feb. 24.
In tlie last week of March, 1940, the
steel industry was reported to be operating at the rate of
00.7% of capacity, in the same period of 1939 at 56.1%, in
1938 at 33.7%, and in 1937 at 89.6%.
As to non-ferrous metals, "Metal and Mineral Markets"
during the month reported as follows:
With the outlook
for increased supplies of copper held to be more encouraging,
buyers were more reserved during most of the month, sales
of domestic copper in the week ended March 25 totaling
14,740 tons, as against 11,933 tons in the preceding week,
23,419 tons in the week ended March 11, and 20,848 tons in
the week ended March 4.
Sales of domestic copper for the
month to March 25 amounted to 60,766 tons, compared with
87,817 tons for the full month of February and 104,832 tons
(revised) in January.
Early in March, Washington .ad¬
vices
that the Government had purchased an ad¬
35,000 tons of Latin American copper, making the
total so far 235,000 tons.
Large copper producers held to
12.00c., Connecticut Bailey basis, with some transactions for
forward delivery metal bringing 12.50c.
Demand for lead
again was active and well above the average, with sales for
the
week ended March 26 amounting
to 8,240 tons, as
against 9,532 tons in the previous week, 10,359 tons in the
week ended March 12, and 13,440 tons in the week ended
March 5.
The price of lead advanced on March 3 from 5.65c.
revealed
ditional
to
5.75c.,
for zinc
New
was
York,
in
and
excess
on
March 26 to 5.85c.
Demand
of supply, sales of the common grades
for the week ended March 22
totaling 1,967 tons, as against
previous week, 3,405 tons in the week
ended March 8, and 3,014 tons in the week ended March 1.
Shipments of zinc by the Prime Western division for the
1,577
tons
in
the
week ended March 22 involved 5,020 tons, compared with
5,124 tons in the preceding seven-day period, 5,507 tons in
the week ended March 8, and 6,913 tons in the week ended
March 1.
to
Unfilled orders for zinc
96,289 tons.
No
Prime Western
and
change
as
at March 22 amounted
reported in the quotation
which held at 7.64c., New York,
zinc,
7.25c., St. Louis.
was
Buying of tin
in fair volume,
51.25c., New York,
March '20, closing slightly lower on
was
with the price of that metal rising from
Feb. 28 to 52.75c.
March 31 at 52.25c.
nounced
on
on
The International
Tin Committee
an¬
March 20 that the quota for the third and fourth
quarters of this year had been fixed at 130% of standard
same rate that has been in effect since July 3,
tonnages, the
1940, when it
was
dent heartened the member nations of the British Common¬
wealth immensely, but caused much perturbation in Tokio.
Sheets
sideration.
on
believed
was
concerned.
quired later
The
of the
are
program.
The allocation of 520,000 tons of steel, mostly
plates, for the 200 simplified merchant ships to be built for
the United States has already created a problem, but on top
of this about 800,000 tons of additional steel will be re¬
for
tour
customers
strip, on which mill schedules are already far extended, may
be subject to further delays because of the possibility that
some of the continuous sheet-strip mills may
be obliged to
roll larger tonnages of plates for the merchant shipbuilding
ferences with Fuehrer Adolf Hitler and his Nazi
assistants.
On March 30 the Japanese Minister went on to
Rome, for
talks with Premier Benito Mussolini and his Fascist
aides.
activity
non-
the expansion
speeding up of work for the 'arsenal of democracy' now
mill schedules to a considerable extent
ton, pig iron at
2.261c. a pound.
ships in the Spanish territorial waters is
more
threatens to disrupt
that
the French
week, the call for
of the regular requirements of defense and
of
It appeared from the British official statement
French
convoys
for some time had been passing
halt
out a
this time the steel companies have been able
to
up
to take care
in Africa.
through the Straits of Gibraltar.
turned
steel is creating fresh problems for the industry.
more
defense customers with a minimum of delay,
people in the unoccupied area alone.
There were indications, after this
that
with
raised from 100%.
Lumber Movement
According
the National Lumber Manu¬
regional associations covering the
operations of hardwood and softwood mills, lumber pro¬
duction during the week ended March 22, 1941 was 1%
greater than in the previous week; shipments were 6%
to
reports
to
facturers Association from
greater; and
new
business 4% less.
1940; gross stocks were 14% less.
During the week ended March 22, 1941, a total ol 489
mills produced 246,596,000 feet of softwoods and hardwoods
combined; shipped 266,852,000 feet; and booked orders of
270,003,000 feet.
This compared with 217,264,000 feet of
softwoods and hardwoods
orders
received
produced, 230,937,000 feet
totaling 226,061,000
shipped,
feet during the
corresponding period last year by the same number of mills.
Revised figures for the three preceding weeks of 1941 follow:
Mar. 15,
Mar. 15,
Mar. 8,
Mar. 8,
Mar. 1,
1941
Weeks Ended
1940
1941
1940
1941
Mar.
467
488
473
475
211,439
216,857
227,727
244,773
201,615
234,654
235,316
288,190
209,457
222,175
262,210
Shipments*..
Orders received*.
191,562
208,733
214,717
281,845
257,759
of domestic grain to
ments
statement that
official
to care for all of
expected, however, that the tacit sanction which the
have given to the proposal to relax their blockade
was
British
16,000,000 bushels of wheat
American grain being shipped to
European points where it is much needed.
Then, too, the
shipping situation is becoming mbre acute and England
might have to turn to the United States rather than to
Australia and Argentina, which are much farther away,
so
that France can obtain about
lead
might
with the Canadian variety. Meanwhile the
outlook continued relatively favorable, even
though a cold wave which developed in certain sections of
the winter wheat belt in the latter par of the month caught
the wheat without a snow blanket, with the result that
domestic crop
prospective production might be reduced.
Earlier in the
month private crop reports forecast a winter production of
616,000,000 bushels as compared with a production of 589,-
average.
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard
harvest.
week ended Feb. 22,
Leather and Footwear
Boston, in its "New England
31, discusses these markets as
The First National Bank of
Letter," under date of March
follows:
"81ioe factories
An
are
early
at
the peak of the
switch
to
summer
best spring run
shoes is taking
place owing to large forward commitments by many dis¬
tributors who have been troubled by slow deliveries during
acres.
Corn,
and, aside from the Government-owned stocks, there
corn'available at terminals to take care of the
Eastern demand which usually develops with the opening of
time
is
little
with
inventories are in a
satisfactory
condition.
Manufacturers' prices have ad¬
vanced only slightly, principally in men's lines.
This is a
favorable showing when it is considered that many whole¬
salers and retailers recently have changed from a policy
of carrying subnormal inventories to the practice of covering
anticipated future requirements.
The relatively low price
registered by production, and
primarily by the plentiful movement
market from foreign and domestic sources at
structure is explained
of
hides
to
conservative prices.
welcome slackening of sales following
three months of unusually active trading.
The likelihood
that purchases by shoe manufacturers were somewhat specu¬
lative and exceeded even the heavy requirements of a
record shoe output was beginning to disturb the trade, tan¬
ners being mindful that such business sometimes turns out
unsatisfactorily.
Leather
prices
have shown
general
strength during the winter and no appreciable change is
anticipated in the near future.
Tanning operations through
"Tanners report a
15% above a year
and, since about three months' unfilled orders are on
books, this margin of gain is expected to increase during
the first quarter have
ago
the
held approximately
quarter.
the coming
prices have added fractionally to the gains
month ago and the undertone of the packer
market remains buoyant although futures quotations have
fluctuated indecisively on announcements from Washington
"Spot hide
registered
a
regarding shipping priorities.
Trading in hides usually is
dull at this time of year but the prospect for sustained shoe
factory operations over the next few months
far to offset the usual trend of the market."
has tended so
Inspired
by
reports that the pressure being exerted
and under the influence of the general upward tendency
prevailed in other commodities, prices for wheat in
domestic markets developed a firm undertone during the
cess,
which
Except for a few minor recessions, prices were
most of the time and, in the last few days,
public interest helped to lift prices to the best
levels since last May.
Expectations that Congress would be
inclined to grant farmers a greater share in the prosperity
now being engendered by the defense program through rais¬
ing parity payments, even though President Roosevelt is
opposed to any action which would increase farm values
at this time, was the main reason for the better feeling in
the wheat markets.
The House passed the agricultural
past month.
on
the up-grade
increased
appropriation t)ill without increasing the sums to be spent
on
parity payments over the current year, but subsequently a
bill was introduced which provides for an 85c. per bushel
of
79i4c.
on
Chicago
the
July
July
1.
March
on
corn
in
Chicago
wheat
July oats closed at 34%c. as
March 1.
closed
on
opening of 60MjC.
compared with an
opening of 31%c. on March 1. July rye closed at
compared with an opening of 44y2c. on March 1.
48^c. as
Sugar
Activity and firmness again characterized the market for
"futures" during the past month. Prices scored sharp
expanded buying which, in
sugar
advances under the influence of
turn,
stimulated by a general improvement in senti¬
a
continually tightening freight situation and
was
ment
and
rising freight rates.
A feature in the market during the
was the quota increase of 235,072 tons.
In normal
times such an increase would have caused a sharp break in
month
prices, but the news caused only a slight recession, which
was quickly recovered.
The increase in the quota was off¬
by an official statement that the quota action was not
set
primarily to halt advancing prices but was required under
the Sugar Act because of the indication that consumption
during the current year would be well over 7,000,000 tons.
The market for both raws and refined also ruled firm, with
prices
vances
reaching new higlis for the movement.
These ad¬
were followed, however, by a statement from Con¬
Commissioner, Miss Elliott, during the latter part of
month
to
the
unwarranted.
effect
that recent sugar price advances
This statement prompted scattered sell¬
ing and a reaction in prices, which was short lived, as many
in the trade did not appear to agree with this official atti¬
tude
and
pointed to the great increase in freight costs as
for the rise in values.
Sales of Cuban raw
during the month consisted of the following, all
exclusive of duty:
On March 12 prompt shipment at 2.35c.;
on March 14 late March and early April shipment at 2.40c.,
justification
sugars
first
half
April shipment at 2.40c., and second half April
shipment at 2.40c.; on March 18 second half April shipment
at
2.45c., April shipment at 2.45c., and March shipment at
2.45c.;
on
March 21
loading
and
on
March 19 first half April shipment at 2.45c.; on
on March 24 late April
March loading at 2.42c.;
at 2.50c., and first half April shipment at 2.55c.,
March 31 second half April shipment at 2.50c.
The
wholesale
prices
for
refined,
immediate
delivery,
series of advances during the past month as follows:
had
a
From
March 1 to 3 it was quoted at 4.45c. to 4.55c.; from March 4
to 6 from 4.55c. to
passed, especially in view of the fact that the Senate Appro¬
at
In
March 31 at 67%c. as compared with an
4.75c.;
as
Britain.
Great
in
option closed on March 31 at 89%c. as against an opening
of 79VsC. on March 1.
At Winnipeg the July wheat option
closed on March 31 at 78%c. as compared with an opening
compared with the current loan rate of about 64c.
It is felt that the latter bill stands a good chance of being
loan
would not
great
any
and
here
were
on
March 19 that the 700,000,000-bushel corn sur¬
problem even though this would be a
record carryover.
He indicated that there will be need for
large quantities of corn to take care of increased demand
expected for dairy and meat products to be consumed both
the
Congress for higher parity payments might meet with suc¬
on
plus expected at the end of the current season
sumer
Grains
Secretary Wickard told the Senate
Great Lakes navigation.
present
the gains
in the
days of warm dry weather, reports indicated that the move¬
ment of corn from the country may drop off rapidly at any
thereby pointing the way to a successful year.
"Retail sales of footwear meanwhile have kept pace
\
also moved forward during the past
rye
commodity markets in general.
With spring field work on
corn scheduled to get under way whenever there are a few
committee
\
and
oats
reflecting the firm undertone in wheat and
Output accordingly is expected to show less
than the usual seasonal decline during the second quarter,
winter.
the
told the Senate
Committee on March 19 that* a cut in wheat
acreage to about 50,000,000 acres was desirable.
Under the
present law acreage cannot be reduced below 55,000,000
Agricultural
month,
Hides,
Moreover, farmers are expected to vote
favorably on the referendum which is to be held in the near
future on the question of reducing the acreage for the 1941
1941, follow: Number
of mills, 495, production, 237,836,000 feet; shipments, 245,689,000 feet;
and orders received, 252,209,000 feet.
For the corresponding week of 1940
the figures were as follows:
Number of mills, 484; production, 194,213,000
feet; shipments, 195,366.000 feet, and orders received. 202.170.000 feet.
Note—Revised figures for the
1937.
further
to
for grain to mix
10-year
•In thousands ol board leet.
since
expectations that it might mean ship¬
England were squelched by an
supplies in Canada were sufficient
the British needs from this continent.
It
although
markets,
470
483
higher parity payments when it was considering the
agricultural appropriation bill.
Passage of the lease-lend
bill also exerted a favorable psychological influence on the
prove
000,000 in 1940.
On the other hand, it was indicated that
the acreage planted to spring wheat this year would be
about 8% below that planted last year and 20% below the
1,
1940
244,358
252,983
Number of mills
Production*
definite inclination to ap¬
priation Committee evidenced a
Compared with the
production, shipments and new
business were, respectively, 14%, 16% and 19% greater.
The industry stood at 133 % of the average of production in
the corresponding week of 1935-39 and 131% of average
1935-39 shipments in the same week.
Reported production, shipments and new orders for the
12 weeks ended March 22, 1941. were, respectively, 18%,
21% and 21% in excess of the corresponding figures for the
same period in 1940.
For the 12 weeks of 1941 new business
and shipments were, respectively, 11% and 8% above output.
The ratio of unfilled orders to gross stocks was 36% on
March 22, 1941, compared with 22% a year previous. Un¬
filled orders were 40% greater than at the same time in
corresponding week of 1940,
and
9
MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1941]
on
4.65c.; from March 7 to 10 from 4.65c. to
March 11 at 4.75c.; from March 12 to 14 at 4.75c.
to 4.85c.; from March
15 to 17 at 4.85c.; from March 18 to 22
4.95c., and from March 24 to 31, inclusive, at 5.10c.
10
MONTHLY REVIEW
Coffee
Like
moved
commodity
other
most
coffee
markets,
"futures'"
sharply upward during the past month. The strength
the tightening freight situation and the
attributed to
was
had exhausted its
that Brazil
announcement
sale of quota
Exhaustion of the quota restricted
coffee for this market.
Brazil, ali of which were subject to ap¬
proval of registrations by the National Coffee Department.
In addition to hedge lifting and new speculative buying,
firmness was imparted to the market by the broadening of
the demand for spot coffee.
Colombia again raised her
minimum export prices, this time by 40c. to $1.00 per bag.
from
offerings
In
much
as
Brazil's entire quota has already
as
been sold,
minimum prices in that country would apply
to the next crop.
Hence, news regarding the price policy
and a program covering the 1941-42 crop is expected to be
any
action
on
forthcoming in due course.
No. 7 Santos
quoted March 31 at 8%c.@8%c. against
7y2c.@7%c. Feb. 28; 7c.@7^ic. Jan. 31; oy2c. Dec. 31, the
same as on Nov. 30; b^c. Oct. 31, the same as on Sept. 30,
was
against 5%e.@6c. Aug. 30; O^c. on July 31, June 29, May 31
and April 30, and 6yc\ March 30.
No. 7 Itio was quoted on March 31 at 6%c. against 6c.
Feb. 28; 5%c. Jan. 31; 5*4 c. Dec. 31, the same as
5ysc. Oct. 31; 5c. Sept. 30; 5%c. Aug. 30; S^c.
on
Nov. 30;
on
July 31,
Rubber
rubber
advanced
of the per.od under
a
materially during
moderate reaction occurred, but
ward
movement
carried
Growing fears of
the first
half
About the middle of the month
review.
subsequently another
quotations
to
new
high
up¬
levels.
shortage in shipping facilities due to the
ravages of the war continued to act as the dominating influ¬
ence.
The United States consumption statistics for Febru¬
a
showing an increase in the use of rubber of 22.4% over
February, 1940, also stimulated sentiment.
Reports that,
the Dutch East Indies Government was reserving all Dutch
shipping space for rubber, tin and manganese, also that the
ary,
United
States
of 27-incli cloths 64xG0"s
rose
further from
4^c. Feb. 28 to
51/4c.-5%c. March 31, while Osnaburgs advanced
March 31 at against 9%c. Feb. 28.
to
ll%c.
The report of the Census
Bureau, issued March 14 and covering the month of Febru¬
showed another sharp increase in the United States con¬
ary,
sumption of the staple
of
month
as
compared with the corresponding
The
amount consumed in February
793,626 bales of lint and 106,937 bales of lint¬
against 843,274 bales of lint and 114,144 bales of
in January, and 661,771\bales of lint and 86,161
was
given
ers,
as
linters
last
year.
as
February, 1940.^^
goods market continued strong, but trading
again was hampered owing to the sold-up condition of most
mills, in connection with purchases for the defense forces.
bales of linters in
The
woolen
Substantial orders for fall suitings and overcoatings were
placed by clothing manufacturers, but urgent requests for
quicker deliveries of spring and summer materials met with
scant
response
women's
the part of producers.
on
fabrics
wear
broadened
The demand for
materially,
however, be¬
inability of mills to make near-by deliveries;
much of this business went to jobbers.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted March 31
of
cause
the
at
$2.95@$3.00 against, $2.70@$2.75 Feb. 28; $2.54@$2.59
31; $2.52@$2.57 Dec. 31, the same as on Nov. 30;
$2.58@$2.63 Oct. 31; $2.55@$2.60 Sept. 30; $2.47@$2.51
Aug. 31; $2.53@$2.55 July 31; $2.65@$2.68 June 30; $2.72@
$2.79 May 31;
$2.58@$2.64 April
30, and $2.87@$2.90
Jan.
June 29, May 31 and April 30, and 5yc. March 30.
Crude
list prices.
Print cloths at Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's
jumped from 4%c. Feb. 28 to 5*/2c. March 31, and the price
March
In
30.
the
extra
case
of
the
20-22
deniers
Japanese crack double
quoted at $2.82@$2.87 March 31 against $2.55@
$2.61 Feb. 28; $2.33@$2.38 Jan. 31, the same as on Dec. 31;
was
$2.34@$2.39
Nov. 30; $2.40@$2.45 Oct. 31; $2.38@$2.43
Sept. 30; $2,41 @$2.45 Aug. 31; $2.44@$2.40 July 31; $2.56@
$2.58 June 30; $2.64@$2.81 May 31; $2.53@$2.59 April 30,
and
$2.S2@$2.85 March 30.
Petroleum
and
Its
Products
Government
had assembled a fleet of ships
rubber, caused a temporary reaction, fol¬
lowed, however, by another burst of strength, in conse¬
quence of reports that the Rubber Reserve Corporation will
get 50% of the available American shipping space, manu¬
Developments in Washington held the spotlight in the
domestic petroleum industry during March, with the Admin¬
istration renewing its drive to place the
industry under
Federal control.
Two
Federal agencies,
the Temporary
facturers
National
be loaded
to
with
30%, and dealers the remaining balance of 20%.
smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted at
22%c. asked March 31 against 2iyc. asked Feb. 28; 19%c.
asked Jan. 31; 20%c. asked Dec. 31; 21c. asked Nov. 30, the
same
as on
Oct. 31; 19%c. asked Sept. 30; 19%c. asked
Aug. 31; 2iyc. asked July 31; 2iyc. asked June 30; 2iyc.
asked May 31;
19yc. asked April 30, and 18%c. asked
Ribbed
March 30.
Textiles
The textile
trades continued active and strong,
again re¬
flecting the effects of the defense program and the increase
in public purchasing power due to rapidly
improving em¬
ployment conditions.
Retail business, notwithstanding this
year's
later Easter date, and adverse weather influences
prevailing during part of the month, made further substan¬
tial progress, although it was noted that the rate of better¬
varied
ment
with
greatly
Southern
showing.
in
and
different
Midwestern
sections
districts
of
the
making
country,
the
best
Apparel and
accessory lines profited mostly, and
prices in general showed moderate increases, the latter in
part accounting for the gain in the dollar volume of sales.
Wholesale trading expanded
further, although growing de¬
many items stood in the way of still
larger gains in sales.
Higher prices for a number of staple
goods such as sheets, towels, percales and chambrays were
announced during the month.
A feature of the trading was
the growing eagerness on the
part of merchants to include
livery difficulties in
future needs in their buying programs. Raw cotton in
March,
after early hesitancy, followed a
strong upward trend, and
quotations at the end of the month reached the best levels
in some time.
Prime sustaining factors were the continued
heavy purchases by domestic spinners, growing indications
season's Government program would call for in¬
that next
creased loans to cotton
that
the
head
of
the
producers, reports from Washington
Department of Agriculture was in
favor of
reducing the cotton area for the purpose of cutting
the next crop to a level of between
9,000,000 and 10,000,000
bales, and the enactment of the lease-lend bill foreshadow¬
ing a larger movement of the staple to foreign users.
Re¬
ports
of
weather
delays
in
crop
conditions
caused in part
preparations
also
Temporary recessions
proved
had
due
to
unfavorable
supporting influence.
their inception in profit-taking
a
by recurrent advices that
a
further enhance¬
in commodity values would be frowned
upon by the
Administration.
The continued disappointing showing of
the export movement, and
slightly increased Southern hedge
selling, also acted as a brake on further price advances.
ment
Spot
cotton
March
1.
here
in
Following
New
a
York was
quoted at 10.90c.
mild reaction to 10.79c. March 4, a
sharp and almost uninterrupted rally developed, carrying
price to 11.58c. March 31.
Business in the gray cloths
the
market
was very active
during the major part of the month,
prices scored sharp advances, as near-by deliveries were
difficult to obtain, and order accumulations
on
the books
of producers reached the highest
peace-time figures on rec¬
ord, assuring mills of the ability to maintain present operat¬
and
ing ratios at least until the early fall months.
end of the month
a
Toward the
moderate amount of second-hand offer¬
ings made its appearance, at slight concessions from current
Economic
Committee and the National Resources
Planning Board, reported during the month that changing
conditions may force the Government to assume control of
the American petroleum industry.
Th<^ Administration for many months has been trying to
place the petroleum industry under Federal control, and,
previous efforts in Congress having been defeated, has more
or less let the
plan lay dormant.
However, the defense pro¬
gram was the perfect opening for a renewal of the drive and
since
rearmament
has
held
the
headlines
of
the
Nation's
Administration cohorts, led by Secretary of the
Interior Ickes, have deen busy leading up to the introduction
of new legislation designed to place the
industry under
newspaper,
Federal control.
First of the
heavy guns to be fired in the renewed siege of
industry was a report by Dewey Anderson,
Executive Secretary of the Temporary National Economic
Committee, warning that continuance of present monopo¬
listic practices and conditions in the petroleum industry
may
lead to Federal and State regulation in a form similar to that
employed with regard to public utility companies.
In
commenting upon a study on the control of the petroleum
industry by the major oil companies, prepared for the Com¬
mittee by R. C. Cook, Anti-Trust Division expert, Mr. An¬
derson pointed out that the industry is controlled by 20
major
oil companies which have developed from some of the original
Standard Oil group as well as some non-Standard competitors,
all of them being fully integrated and acting as a
group
monopoly practicing identical policies.
While the major oil companies have only 60% of the in¬
vested capital, Mr. Anderson pointed out, they control a
much higher share of the operations and facilities of the indus¬
try.
Aitnough they control less than 25% of the oil wells,
their ownings are by far the most productive since they ac¬
count for 52% of total crude oil production.
The majors
refine 85% of the crude oil, he continued, and the deficiency
of their own oil supply is made up by purchasing from inde¬
pendent operators, who sell in a buyers' market since the
major companies control the available pipelines.
The major oil companies, he pointed out, own or have
under lease over 70% of the proven oil reserves in the United
States and follow a policy of developing them rather slowly,
because of their ability to buy crude oil at the wells at their
own uniform
prices, and transport it back to their refineries
on a low-cost basis.
The majors, it was maintained, have
been able to build their refineries at the most strategic loca¬
tions and for the most part they are immense plants capable
of turning out many products at low-unit cost.
It was
emphasized that they have an almost complete monopoly
of patents.
The independents are hampered not only be¬
cause of lack of patents but by the large royalties
they must
pay when they may use them, it was stressed.
Independent refiners are forced to locate in or near oil
fields owing to their lack of transportation facilities, Mr.
Anderson contended.
He added that the majors purchase
much of the independents' gasoline, so that it will not reach
independent distributors.
The majors have their strongest
control in pipe lines and tankers, he continued, and in the
the
domestic
case
of pipe lines
construction of pipelines sought by
down a bill which would have
given private companies the right of eminent domain for
pipeline construction if the President, Secretary of War or
Navy proclaimed the project vital to defense.
However,
the Senate left a door *open by agreeing to meet in special
session after the regular session ended to enact legislation
permitting the Federal Government to construct pipelines
in Georgia, although this right would still be denied to private
legislation to permit
the control is very similar to that held by
There are no independent com¬
the Administration in voting
the Standard Oil interests.
pipe
panies engaged solely in the transportation of oil by
line, except nine companies which were Standard Oil units,
he indicated.
The majors own 80% of the crude oil trunk pipe lines
97% of the gasoline pipe lines and 87% of the oil tankers,
Cook report.
public carriers by
because of shipping
restrictions and other controls, he observed.
Operating
costs of controlled pipe line companies, compared with tariff
rates charged,
usually give the major shipper-owner an
advantage of 1 to 2 cents a gallon through the payment of
said in discussing
Anderson
Mr.
the special
Although tankers have been declared
statute, they have not been so in fact,
companies.
President
a
purposes
service
adequate to meet peace-time needs and that the tankers
would not suffice in time of war.
The President's telegram
added that he had received letters from the Secretaries of
laid down by Federal agencies against the
petroleum industry was intensified when, less than
week after the Temporary
National Economic
Committee
War, Navy and Interior
Planning
report public, the National Resources
Board made a special report to President Roosevelt
its
made
through
cooperate with the
States to protect
pipeline is essential to our national defense program," the
said in his wire in conclusion.
The average daily demand for domestic crude oil during
April was estimated by the United States Bureau of Mines
at 3,709,300 barrel, or 111,280,000 barrels for the month.
This is 53,800 barrels above the estimated demand for March
and 2% better than actual demand for the comparable
period in 1940.
Crude oil exports during April were esti¬
mated at only 2,500,000 barrels, against actual exports of
4,262,000 barrels in April a year ago.
The estimate pointed
out that the trend of demand for domestic crude oil during
Nation's Chief Executive
against waste.
pointing out that petroleum products are ab¬
solutely essential to the national defense, declared that
The report,
"immediate
steps
are
necessary
to
establish emergency
control the allocation of production and
refining among the various districts and to control the prices
of petroleum and its products in relation to other fuels.
Such emergency powers should be framed after reappraising
the powers and forms of organizations of the existing regu¬
latory agencies, including those dealing with production,
powers
adequate to
transportation and
For
marketing."
emergency purposes,
the report
recommended there
up-to-date estimates of requirements for fuel and
oil, these estimates to be used in controlling the development
and extraction of reserves that are suitable for products of
California
Oklahoma
and their
Illinois
Louisiana
Kansas
New
and
disturbances." The Board also
recommended a favorable policy with regards to imports,
particularly for grades of crude oil not readily available in
the domestic market.
In the longer view and in designing
emergency measures as parts of a long-range plan, it was
dependence of
transportation motive
should be clearly
power on petroleum products
These mobile uses are compelling
reasons
recognized.
for more efficient
production and use of oil."
Overproduction and waste of oil should be studied in rela¬
tion to its distribution and to its consumption for less essential
Those uses of petroleum
relatively costly—notably
lubricants and gasoline—should be protected.
Use of oil
and natural gas should be discouraged wherever heat or
power from other sources is suitable and economic and where
the factor of convenience is not important, it was stated.
The House subcommittee, currently engaged in reopening
its proble of the petroleum industry in the light of defense
developments, reopened its hearings March 27 with the
first witness being Dr. Robert E. Wilson, petroleum con¬
sultant of the Office of Production Management, who told
the group that the American oil industry is able to meet
any increased demands which might conceivably be made
upon it.
Dr. Wilson told the Cole group that Germany
and Italy were running their own military and industrial
activities and the activities of occupied countries "with an
amount of petroleum plus synthetic products"
that is
equivalent to only about 5% of the present United States
domestic product.
He added that even should the United
States become involved in war, defense officials estimate
that the demand for oil would be only 5 tp 10% above the
expected increase in domestic demand during 1941.
"This figure may seem small in view of the obviously
large demands of'mechanized warfare," he said, "and the
purposes,
for which
the report continued.
available substitutes are
difficulties
increase in
this country
Arkansas
75,700
69,700
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
49,000
44,000
48,100
47,700
Total
Michigan..
Another report
Concern
in 1918.
over
the shortage of tankers
East Coast States
22,600
21,900
20,300
16,700
14,200
14,000
11,000
13,000
11,100
10,000
10,100
4,300
3,900
4,300
3,200
3,665,50,
industry and the
ample to take care of any expected increase in demand for
petroleum products in 1941.
The Federal agency's annual
survey of domestic refining capacity, rushed to completion
because of the possible effect of any bottleneck in this branch
of the oil industry, disclosed that completed capacity of petro¬
leum refineries totaled 4,718,969 barrels dailv on Jan. 1,
1941, against 4,628,646 a year earlier.
However, operating
capacity was only 4,180,588 barrels on Jan. 1, last, leaving
538,381 barrels inoperative.
Since crude oil runs to stills
now are only at 85% capacity, the remaining 15%, or nearly
600,000 barrels, appears more than adequate to handle
anv upturn in demand.
is
of
for transporting oil
which, he pointed out, obtain about
95% of their petroleum products by that means, was ex¬
pressed by Dr. Wilson. "In the event of a naval war in the
Atlantic, which might result in the loss of some tankers and
necessitate the use of a naval convoy," he continued, "there
would undoubtedly be serious difficulty in supplying civilian
requirements on the East Coast, and for this reason we xiave
been urging the industry to relieve this situation by all
possible means."
Such recommendations, he disclosed,
included the building of additional storage facilities, the
building of more tankers and the construction of pipelines.
Despite a personal appeal from President Roosevelt to
Governor Talmadge, which was read on the floor of the
Georgia Senate, the Georgia Senate in mid-month killed
to
March
20,300
21,300
3,709,300
....
of interest both to the
April
23,700
general public because of the Nation's defense drive was
the Bureau of Mines' survey disclosing that refinery capacity
gasoline has increased about 12-fold since 1916, and that
our shutdown refining capacity today is
much larger and
more efficient than was the entire refining capacity of the
country even
Colorado
83,900
experienced in meeting the great
It must be remem¬
petroleum industry's production
......
88,700
demand during the last war.
bered, however, that the
Mexico
State—
March
1,327,400 Indiana
Montana
596,400
437,400 Mississippi
335,200 Kentucky
291,300 New York...:
194,200 West Virginia....
103,900 Ohio.
Wyoming
minimize post-emergency
stressed, "the peculiar
April
1,355,300
596,300
429,300
336,000
299,700
200,iOO
109,000
Stale—
Texas.
protection from commercial exploitation," the report con¬
tinued, "expansion of commercial production to meet emer¬
gency needs should be carefully planned to avoid waste
to
Bureau's fore¬
expectations.
by States (in
barrels) follows:
"Attention should be given
military reserves
of 1941 approximated the
the first quarter
casts, but exports have been materially below
Estimated daily average crude oil demand
should be
special military significance.
the desirability of expanding
"respectfully recommending" con¬
pipelines from Gulf ports to Atlantic Seaboard
cities and intermediate points where defense projects are
located.
"I feel fully justified in advising you that this
struction of
recom¬
mending placing the industry under Federal control
the creation of a national oil Conservation group to administer
the interests of the United States as a whole in oil and gas
and to
needed for industry or defense
and also stated that the fleet of oil tankers now in
between the Gulf Coast and Atlantic ports are barely
petroleum products
the
of
The barrage
domestic
in his wire to Governor Talmadge
pipelines could not handle more than 4%
Roosvelt
said that existing
stressed.
dividends to such owners, it was
11
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MONTHLY
April, 1941]
Sharpiy curtailed railroad and pipeline rates were ordered
in March by the Interstate Commerce Commission,
the reductions involving oil moving from the mid-continent
field centered at Tulsa to the Western region extending
late
Mississippi River to the foothills of the Rocky
The rail rate cuts, ranging from 3 to 13 cents
hundred pounds in most cases and as high as 16 cents
from
the
Mountains.
a
Michigan, are scheduled to become effective June 11.
the same date, range from
Rail cuts were extended
key destinations in the so-called Western trunk line
to upper
pipeline rate cuts, effective
to 25 cents per 100 pounds.
The
16
to 31
area.
The rate
cuts were
made following complaints of
independent oil shippers.
The restoration of the reduction in crude oil prices made
in 1938 was urged during the month by Frank Buttram,
Independent Petroleum Association of
statement pointing out that "the inde¬
pendent producer is today facing a serious situation, the
correction of which requires sound thinking and positive
action."
The reason for the 1938 cut in the crude oil
President
America,
of
in
the
a
price structure was that wasteful production in Illinois
sending our supplies of crude oil adequate to meet the
then existing demand at prices below the cost of production
in other States, he pointed out.
"The independenct producer was forced to reduce pro¬
duction in field outside of Illinois," Mr. Buttram continued.
"His market outlet was absorbed by this Wateful production.
was
increased his own production so that volume
the reduction in prices.
This second
course would have wrecked the conservation program of the
States.
Therefore, the independent producer in those States
accepted the sacrifice although he realized that eventually
he must have a fair price or go out of business.
"Today the demand for petroleum has increased over the
1938 demand by an amount about twice as great as the
present production in Illinois.
We have reduced our ex¬
cessive above-ground stocks by over 15,000,000 barrels.
The argument that a low price of gasoline might justify a
low price of crude assumes that the producer should pay for
He
might have
would make up for
12
REVIEW
MONTHLY
the
shortcomings of others in the industry and ignores the
a low crude
price is historically accompanied by an
even lower
grasoiine price and trend."
raising
On
Co.
met
level
March 12—Standard
new
price structure set
degrees 10 cents
a
met the
subscription
at
a
division
the
United
States
the
a
year
of Indiana issued
a
blanket
While the hearing
only Standard, it
was indicated
that, the Commission's ruling in that case will
serve as a
yardstick in the disposition of the other three
cases.
following price movements, representing fluctuations
in representative markets
during the month, show the trend
of the refined price structure
during this period:
kerosene
2-10th and Mobilheat 3-10ths
gallon throughout New England and eastern New
York.
March 1—Diesel oil
5 cents
a
10 cents along the Atlantic
Coastline, and
barrel at the Gulf Coast.
was
cut
March 4—Standard of New
Jersey boosted tank car and tank wagon
prices of gasoline 3-10ths cent a
gallon in New Jersey, with the minimum
retail price moving
up J^-cent a gallon.
March
5—Socony-Vacuum advanced
all
deliveries of gasoline
3-10ths
cent a
gallon in New York City.
March 12—Socony-Vacuum sifted
to 4-10ths cent a
tank car prices of gasoline 3-10ths
gallon throughout New York and New
England with the
exception of western New York State and
metropolitan New York City.
March 11—Pennsylvania
lubricating oils moved up
to 1 cent a gallon.
March 23—Socony-Vacuum
marked up terminal
prices of gasoline
3-10ths to 5-10ths cent a
gallon in New York-New England market,
except
western New York
State.
Dealer prices were adjusted to meet local
conditions.
March
24—Socony-Vacuum
2-10ths cent
sene was
marked up Mobilheat
prices, all deliveries,
gallon throughout New York-New
England market.
Kero¬
lifted 2-10ths cent a gallon in New York
City and surrounding area
a
MARCH FINANCING
With
the
OF
demands
on
THE
the
UNITED STATES
TREASURY
Treasury imposed by the de¬
fense program
mounting steadily, the shaping of the plans
for financing so
gigantic an effort occupied the Treasury's
attention in March.
The month's developments included the
discontinuance of the offering of an additional
$100,000,000
weekly, the raising of $500,000,000 of new
money through a bond offering, the
refunding of approxi¬
mately $504,000,000 of notes maturing on June
15, and the
disclosure by the Treasury of the details
of
of discount bills
the
with
which
medium
it
will try to attract the
small size incomes to
securities
savings of persons of
and
the financing of the
defense program.
The Treasury found it
necessary to resort to the discount
bill market for
only three weeks as a source of funds for
its growing needs.
In accordance with an announcement
made on Feb. 20 by
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. the Treasury fixed at
$200,000,000
each the
amount of the bill issues dated
March 5, 12 and 19.
The
market for
longer Treasury issues improved materially
in
the first
three weeks of
March, and
so
on
the
21st
Mr.
Morgenthau reverted to his customary practice of inviting
tenders for only $100,000,000 of hills.
The Treasury was
further
persuaded
to
The announcement of these
opera¬
and
offered
holders
these
of
the
obligations
June
for
notes
either
the
%%
a
forego the $100,000,000 extra
it
was
19
offering
The books
on
was an
obvious success from the
the bond offering were closed
for sub¬
the day of the offering, except for the
receipt
for amounts up to and
including $5,000
on
subscriptions
thau
the
subscribers
assented
to
delivery
able to announce
was
with
aggregate
coming
to
amounted
the
for
March
on
on
oversubscribed
to
the
more than
12 times,
$500,000,000 .offering
the
straight percentage basis.
a
being
make
on
these
on
were
Morgen¬
March 31 that the 24&% bonds
subscriptions
turned
the notes.
would
were
$503,877,500 of
458,200
closed
registered
$6,144,786,150.
The
preferred
allotments
$37,000,000.
All
other
subscriptions were
to
allotted 8%
of
were
in
The books
20, as
receipt of exchange subscriptions.
Mr.
for
offered for cash
Mr.
an
June
in
notes
for
were
the
bonds
Morgenthau said
offering
in
April
More than 95%
exchanged,
on
and
March
behalf
on
of
$447,-
$32,639,300
17
the
that
he
Kecon-
struction Finance
Corporation and that the Treasury would
the capital market until
May 1.
itself be out of
Mr.
Morgenthau
kinds
new
of
gave out details on March 21 of the
three
United
States savings bonds which will
go
At that time he made it plain that the
new issues had a dual
purpose.
"In meeting the cost of this
tremendous
(defense) effort," he said, "the Government
on
denial of
favor of certain distributors in
Detroit.
which opened late in March concerned
cent a
considering
19, when Secretary Morgenthau offered
'2>y2% Treasury bonds of 1952-54 for cash
exchanging
March
books
ago.
charges that it had discriminated in selling gasoline at lower
prices to four Detroit jobbers as a Federal Trade
Commission
hearing opened there in the final week of the month.
Early
in March the Trade Commission
charged Standard, Gulf,
Shell and Texas Co. with
maintaining price differentials in
cut
was
March
preferred allotments
Estimated exports of motor
fuel, based upon reports from
private forecasters, were set at 1,900,000
barrels, against
2,075,000 barrels in April, 1940.
1—Socony-Vacuum
he
bonds 90 days after the date of issue.
Treasury Department
during the month, which is 10% better than
March
said
the
Treasury went through some anxious mo¬
during the refunding operation announced on Feb.
25,
where
Domestic demand for motor fuel, which set a record
during
1941, will continue its record-breaking
pace during April on the basis of United States
Bureau of
Mines estimates of domestic demand of
52,500,000 barrels
The
Morgenthau
years or the aforementioned
2^%
Mr. Morgenthau made two reservations with
respect
scriptions
of
the first quarter of
Oil Co.
esti¬
bond
start.
purchases of gasoline during the 1942 fiscal
period at 300,000,000 gallons, double the total for the current
fiscal year's requirements.
Standard
March
Where
breaking summer season for the motor fuel branch of the
industry, increased Government purchases are becoming
more important as time
passes.
The importance of the Federal demand for
motor fuel was
dramatically highlighted during March, when the procure¬
ment
the
official
notes
ments
indicating another record-
estimated its
when
exceeded
offering—one to increase the offering by an
sufficient to accept all subscriptions for which
the
were
tendered in payment and the other
the
right to allot up to $50,000,000 of the obligations to Govern¬
ment investment accounts
against cash payment.
June
changes posted by Standard of Cali¬
pace
market
amount
heavy oil crude prices
barrel, but cut crude up to 37
In addition the normal rise in demand at this
time of the
started
of
the
to
Feature of March developments in the refined
products
branch of the petroleum industry was the sustained
advance
in gasoline prices in the New York-New
England market as
the first effects of the
spring gain in consumption were felt
in the motor fuel price structure.
which
bill
Treasury note due in two
by
fornia in the San Joaquin and Elwood fields.
year,
Mr.
$1,000,000,000.
came on
option
barrel.
March 13—Union Oil Co
13
$500,000,000 of
Oil of California advanced
a
of
tions
Texas Co. in west Texas.
In San Joaquin and Elwood fields 5 cents
March
bonds.
the
the
substantially
refunding the $503,877,500 of 1%% five-year notes
maturing
June 15 and also asking for new
money, for the Treas¬
ury's working balance was falling below the "comfortable"
permitting
foreigners to participate in the petroleum industry in the
The
Administration's
change-of-face was made
without explanation but it was reported in the oil trade that
it followed pressure by leftist
political interests.
Price changes posted
during the month, as follows, were
of little significance.
Petroleum
through
payments
on
future.
1—Cosden
tax
mates.
Mid-month reports from Mexico Citv disclosed that the
Mexican Administration had revised the
petroleum law
modifications under consideration by a committee of the
Chamber of Deputies by eliminating a clause
March
weekly
income
fact that
sale
must
on
do
May 1.
more
than
these dollars in
a
find
billions
of
dollars.
It
must
find
that will best safeguard the Nation
against, the evils of inflation and will give all American
citizens a sense of taking a direct
part in the defense of
the country."
The Secretary said on March 6 that as
way
many
250,000 sales places might offer the new securities.
So
far, he said, he had lined up all post offices and was
seeking
the cooperation of
banks, department stores and other con¬
venient public places.
He doubted that quotas for local
as
purchases would be set up.
The three types of savings bonds were
described by the
Treasury in its official announcement as (1) defense sav¬
ings bonds, (2) Series F savings
bonds, and (3) Series G
savings bonds.
The defense
savings bond is
designed
to
replace the present "baby bond" series.
It will be offered
a discount basis in
denominations of $25, $50, $100, $500
on
and
$1,000.
individual
one
The bond is not transferable and
a
limit upon
holdings of $5,000 maturity value issued in
calendar
year
was
established.
The
years.
maturity
any
is
10
The
Series F savings bonds,
says the Treasury, are in¬
tended for larger
investors, for trustees and for reserve
funds.
It will be offered for
74% of maturity value and
will mature in 12
years.
A limit of $50,000 cost
price is
set for purchases in
any one calendar year, alone or in
combination with Series G bonds.
The Series F bond is not
transferable and may be redeemed on 30
days' notice after
six months from date
of issue.
The Series G
savings bond, issued to meet the demand for
current income
bond, is intended, says the Treasury, for
both small and
large investors.
In the case of this
series,
too, a limit of $50,000 is fixed for
purchases by any one
buyer in a year.
The Series G bonds will be
redeemable
on 30
days' notice after six months from date of issue
at
redemption values fixed with an idea of
giving inducement
to holders to retain their
bonds until final
a
maturity.
Beyond these bonds, Mr. Morgenthau
announced that the
Postmaster General had
approved
a
new
series
of
postal
savings stamps, priced at 10c., 25c., 50c., $1 and
$5. An album
containing 75 of the 25c. stamps, having a total cash
value
of $18.75, can be
exchanged for a $25 defense
savings bond
due in 10 years.
The 50c., $1 and $5
stamps will be ex¬
changed for $50 and $100 savings bonds.
The
Treasurv
reported on March 29 in its
daily state¬
income tax collections for the
month up to the
to $1,193,734,736 as
against $657,775,961 in
the
corresponding period of last year. Over the same
period
ment
27th
that
amounted
Navy Department expenditures
$71,015,853 in the previous year
penditures
for
rose
and
to
$161,581,495
War
from
Department
$474,843,487
ex¬
national
defense totaled
as
against $58,848,056.
The average price at which the
$100,000,000 bill issue
dated Feb. 26 was
placed was 0.043%.
With the increase
in the bills offered to
$200,000,000, the issue dated March 5
was taken at an
average price of 0.0S6%.
After reaching
a peak of 0.120% for
the bills dated March
12, the average
price declined to 0.065% for the bills dated
March 26.
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MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1941]
Corp.—Company has sold
$1,100,000 Texarkana Water
of
details
The
bills sold
Treasury
discount basis
a
on
given in the following tables:
are
Amount of
5 1941
June
June
11 1941
Mar. 14 1941
Mar. 19 1941
June
18 1941
1941
Mar. 26 1941
June
25 1941
Mar. 21
Mar. 28 1941
Mar.
Apr.
2 1941
2 1941
July
To Redeem
,
Average
tions
Accented
Price
Yield
$525,347,000
452,601,000
442,380,000
308,808,000
290,755,000
$200,284,000
200,317,000
99.978
200,167,000
99.971
100,413,000
99.984
100,571,000
99.986
0.086%
0.120%
0.117%
0.065%
0.055%
Offered
28 1941
Feb.
Mar.
7 1941
Mar. 14 1941
Mar. 21 1941
Mar. 28 1941
Maturing
A mount
Subscrip¬
Bills
NEW SECURITY
99.970
Issue of—
$100,968,000
101,204,000
100.272,000
100.424,000
100,435,000
ISSUES IN MARCH
in the domestic market for March surpassed
the totals for February last and for March, one year ago.
New financing
Municipal obligations were in a large part responsible for
the improved showing which was made possible by the in¬
clusion of $77,804,557 of the State of Arkansas refunding
bonds sold by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to
various investment bankers.
Corporate financing operations
in the amount of $35,240,300 by the Ohio Power Co, and
$30,000,000 by the Wheeling Steel Corp. constituted the
most prominent offerings as to size placed during the month.
We present below the principal issues to come upon the
market in March, together ,with issues privately placed and
financing in the form
of bank loans:
RAILROAD FINANCING
$3,120,000 Chicago
Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific
RR.—Drexel & Co-
a group on March 27 that offered $3,120,000 2K%
equipment trust certificates, series V, at prices to
0.40 to 2.50%, according to maturity.
Other members of
headed
yield
March
The First Boston Corp.;
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Tucker,
had been
syndicate
the bonds
closed.
Purpose—The minimum net proceeds,
aggregating $24,-
563,500. to be received by the company from the sale of the
bonds of series A and the 5% pref. stock, excluding accrued
int. and divs. and after deducting estimated expenses of
$1,261,500 of treasury funds of the
derived principally from operations, will be used
of $16,000,000 1st mtge. bonds, series A,
4%, due Feb. 1, 1966. and $8,350,000 7% prior lien stock
and 6% prior lien stock.
20,000,000 Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Blyth & Co., Inc., headed an
underwriting group Mar. 26 which offered $20,000,000 1st &
ref. mtge. bonds, series J, 3%, due 1970.
The bonds were
dated Dec. 1. 1940, becoming due Dec. 1, 1970, and were
priced at 101H and int.
Associated with Blyth & Co.,
Inc., in the offering were Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Lazard Freres
& Co.; Dean, Wittej; & Co.; Bonbright & Co., Inc.; H. M.
Byllesby & Co., Int.; E. H. "Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Bankamerica Co.; Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Brush,
Slocumb & Co.; Schwabacher & Co., and Weeden & Co.
Company originally
contemplated issuing $110,000,000
$110,000, together with
company
for the retirement
;
bonds for refunding
doned
and for new money purposes, but aban¬
corporate purposes.
325,000 Glen Rock Electric Light & Power Co.—The
and Exchange Commission on March 14 exempted
916,100 Kansas Electric Power Co.—A group neaded by the Central
Republic Co. (Inc.), Cnicago, on Mar. 25 offered 9,161 shs.
of 5% pref. stock ($100 par) at $103 a snare and accrued divs.
from Jan.
1.
The public offering represented the unex¬
changed portion of 26,450 shs. not taken by stockholders of
the company in a prior exchange offer.
Associated with the
Central Republic Co.
(Tnc.) in the offering were Harris,
Hall & Oo. (Inc.); Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.* W. C. Lang-
Allyn & Co., Inc.; E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Co.. Tnc.
Tnc., and A. G. Becker
5,850,000 Birmingham Gas Co.—The Securities and Exchange Com¬
mission on March 13 issued an order permitting to become
effective the application and declaration of company filed
pursuant to the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935
regarding the issuance and sale on April 1, 1941, to North¬
western
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Milwaukee, of $5,850,000 1st mtge. bonds, 37A% series due 1971, at 105.02%.
The issuance and sale of the bonds has been approved by the
Alabama P. S. Commission.
2,900,000 Rio Grande Valley Gas Co.—The company has placed
privately an issue of $2,900,000 1st mtge. 4% bonds, series A,
due 1961.
Proceeds will be used to redeem outstanding 5s
of 1950 called for payment April 1 at 102M and interest. The
Manufacturers Trust Co., New York, has been appointed
"
trustee of the new
issue.
Associated Telephone Corp.—An underwriting
group comprising Bonbright & Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber &
Co. and Mitchum,
Tully & Co. made a public offering
March 11 of 18.750 shares of $5 cumulative preferred stoc
(no par) at $105.50 and accrued dividends.
1,978,125 Indiana
Securities
the com¬
from the provisions of Section 6 (a) of the Holding
Company Act in connection with the issue and sale of
first mortgage bonds, 3 3^% series, due 1966.
The proposed
bonds were to be sold at par to the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of Milwaukee.
pany
$325,000
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
_
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$30,000,000 Wheeling Steel Corp.—An underwriting group of 73 houses
headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. on March 14 offered publicly
$30,000,000 1st mtge sinking fund 3Vi% bonds, series B, due
March 1, 1966, at a price of 97 H% and accrued interest to
date of delivery.
Besides Kuhn, Loeb & Co., principal under¬
writers were Lee Higginson Corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Blyth
Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
& Co., Inc.; Mellon Securities Corp.; Bonbright & Co.,
Drexel & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Lazard Freres &
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Stone & Co.
Union Securities Corp.,
Inc.;
Co.;
and Hayden
15,000,000 Commercial Investment Trust Corp.—The corporation has
placed privately $15,000,000 2% notes; $5,000,000 with
Mutual Life Insurance Co. and $10,000,000 with Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co.
Notes are dated Feb. 15. 1941, and
mature Feb.
15, 1951.
The trust indenture provides that
these notes may be exchanged for debentures so long as an
aggregate amount of $1,000,000, or any greater amount, shall
be outstanding, and upon written request at any time from
from the holders.
Proceeds are for corporate purposes.
14,899,100 (Philip) Morris
& Co., Ltd., Inc.—The
stockholders of the
the close of business Feb. 6 subscribed for
148,991 shares of 4M% cumulative preferred
offered at $100 a share.
Underwriters since the registration
became effective have been offering the stock subject to
prior subscription by stockholders.
The result is that the
entire issue has been subscribed, therefore there will be no
general public offering.
Among the several underwriters who agreed, severally and
not jointly, to purchase from the company at $100 per share
the shares offered to stockholders and not subscribed for by
them or their assigns were: Lehman Brothers; Glore, Forgan
& Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
company
up to
31.034 of the
10,000,000
others.
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.—The company has
obtained $10.-
000,000 on a term loan from Chicago and New York banks to
provide for redemption April 1 of $10,321,500 4% debentures.
The loan runs for eight years, with $1,500,000 due each year
for the first four years and $1,000,000 per annum thereafter.
privately with
10,000,000 Sun Oil Co.—Tbe company recently placed
the Prudential Insurance Co. of America $10,000,000 10-year
2M% debentures maturing Feb. 15, 1951.
Of the proceeds the company used $5,400,000 to redeem
on Feb. 26 the balance of 10-year 2h % serial debentures due
$1,800,000 each on Feb. 15. 1945, 1946 and 1947, and $4,600,000 in partial redemption of $12,000,000 10-year 2%%
deoentures due Dec. 1,1948.
The latter were called on Feb. 6
for redemption on March 10.
for the
7,762.500 Monsanto Chemical Co.—New money financing
company, the first for a major chemical company to appear
in several months, was carried out March
13 through the
public offering of 75,000 shares of cum.
(no par), $4 dividend.
The shares were
pref. stock, series C
priced at 103K and
The underwriting group was headed by
Smitb, Barney & Co.
The issue has been oversubscribed.
accrued dividends.
3,500,000 Rheem Mfg. Co.—Public offering of 80,000 shares of cum.
pref. stock, 5% series ($25 par) was made March 14 by a
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and including Greenwood-Raggio & Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Mitchum, Tully &
& Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Brush, Slocumb & Co.; Jackson &
Curtis; William R. Staats Co.; and O'Melveny-Wagenseller &
Durst.
The offering price was $25 per share.
$1,500,000 Debentures Sold Privately—Company announced
the private sale of $1,500,000 15-year sinking fund 3H%
debentures, series A, at 101^4 and int. to Prudential Insur¬
ance Co. of America.
Debentures were dated March 1, 1941„
and mature March 1, 1956.
refund¬
2,450,000 Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wis.—First and
ing mtge. 3 and 3H% real estate service bonds, dated April 1,
1941 and due Nov. 15, 1953.
Offered by Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co., St. Louis, Mo.
privately
1,650,000 Cuneo Press, Inc.—The company recently placed
an
issue of $1,650,000 serial debentures, due $210,000 an¬
nually each Feb. 1, 1942-1946 and $200,000 annually each
Feb. 1, 1947-1949.
Chemical Bank & Trust Co. and J. P.
Morgan & Co., Inc. each purchased $525,000, being one-naif
of the first five maturities, and the Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United States purchased the last three serial
maturities aggregating $600,000.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
acted as brokers in the transaction.
Proceeds were used to redeem a like amount of 3 Vs % sink¬
ing fund debentures, due Aug. 1, 1948, on Feb. 1, 1941.
1,500,000 United Aircraft
Products, Inc.—New capital financing
for
carried out March 17 with the public offer¬
shares of 5H% cum, conv. pref. stock by an
underwriting group headed by Burr & Co., Inc., and John J.
Bergen & Co., Ltd.
The stock is priced at $20 per share
plus divs.
Other members of the underwriting group incl
the company was
ing of 75,000
this plan.
ley & Co.; A. C.
Gas Co.—Public offering was made
1st mtge. sinking fund bonds,4M%
Sons, Inc., at 100 and
by E. H. Rollins &
Net proceeds of the sale, together with the proceeds of a
$250,000 serial bank loan, wili be used by the company in
part for the redemption of the company's presently out¬
standing funded debt comprising $766,750 1st and ref. 5K%
bonds, series I and II, due 1945, to be redeemed at 100 plus
interest, and $4h,045 of purchase money instalment obliga¬
tions, to be redeemed at 103 plus interest and for other
and
Anthony & Co., and Lee Higginson Corp.
The
announced late Mar. 6 that subscription books on
of $850,000
1956,
interest
UTILITY FINANCING
Co.—Dillon, Real & Co. on March 27 headed a
group which offered $15,000,000
1st mtge. bonds, 3% series due 1971, and 202,403 shares of
4^ % cum. pref. stock (par $100).
The offering of the pref.
stock is subject, however, in the case of 169,403 shares, to the
prior exchange privileges extended by the company to holders
of outstanding 6% pref. stock, other than American Gas &
Electric Co., whose shares are to be purchased for cancella¬
tion.
The bonds were priced at 102 M and int. from April 1.
The pref. stock was offered to the public at $108 plus divs.
from Mar. 1.
Under an exchange offer made by the com¬
pany, holders of outstanding 6%
pref. stock, other than
American Gas & Elec. Co., had the privilege of exchanging
such stock share for share for the new pref. stock, plus an
amount in cash equal to the difference between the redemption
price of the old stock and the public offering price of the new
stock.
This offer expired at 3:00 p. m. (EST) April 1.
24,350,000 Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—A nation-wide under¬
writing group headed by Glore, Forgan & Co. and Bonbright
& Co., Inc., on Mar. 6 offered to the public $16,000,000 1st
mtge. bonds series A, 3M%. due Feb. 1, 1971, and the un¬
exchanged portion (58,691 shs.) of 83,500 shs. of new 5%
cum. pref. stock ($100 par).
The bonds, due Feb. 1, 1971,
were priced at 1033^ and int. and the pref. stock at $105 a
sh. plus div.
Other bankers making the offering included
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co.
(Inc.);
bonds
promissory notes.
20
series due
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.) and the
Certificates dated April 1, 1941,
mature
$156,000 semi-annually on Oct. 1, 1941 and on
each April 1 and Oct. 1 thereafter to and incl. April 1, 1951.
3,000,000 Cincinnati Union Terminal Co.—The Union Central
Life Insurance Co., competing with regular investment bank¬
ing bidders on March 12, was awarded an issue of $3,000,000
2.60% 30-year bonds due 1971 at 100 plus a premium of
$149.
Proceeds cf the sale of the bonds will be used to re¬
tire the outstanding preferred stock on July 1 at 105.
nation-wide underwriting
privately to
$1,100,000 1st mtge. 3Ms%
due Jan. 1, 1966.
850,000 Texas Southwestern
offering group were
Illinois Co. of Chicago.
35,240,300 Ohio Power
company
Company at same time
sold to the parent company 1,200 shares of common stock
(no par).
Proceeds will oe used to redeem $600,000 1st mtge.
5s called for payment March 17 at 105 and int. and pay
the
PUBLIC
insurance
dated Jan. 1,1941,
$600,000
$200,000,000 $525,347,000
91 days
200,000,000 452,601,000
200,000,000 442,380,000
91 days
100,000,000 308,808,000
91 days
100,000,000 290,755,000
91 days
91 days
4 1941
Mar. 12 1941
Mar.
tions
Mature
Dated
7 1941
28 1941
Feb.
Subscrip¬
Offering
Bills
Bills
Offered
an
Barrows & Co.;
Krause,
Dempsey-Detmer & Co.; Lester &
Co.; O'Melveny-Wagenseller & Durst; Stroud &
Sidney S. Walcott & Co.. Inc.; Hill & Co. and
Co., Inc.
586,700 Gilmore
Village
Department
Store
Co., Inc
Young &
(Calif).—Nelson
Douglass & Co., Los Angeles, offered 58,670 shares of 7%
cum.
pref. stock (par $10) and 58,670 shares of common
stock
(par $1)
in units consisting of one share
of common stock at $10 per
stock and one share
500,000 Henry
of preferred
unit.
Fischer Packing Co.—1st mtge. 4M% sinking
fund
(closed 1st mtge.), dated Feb. 1, 1941, due Feb. 1,
Priced at 100 and accrued interest, the bonds were
subject to prior sale and were offered on a when and if issued
basis by the Bankers Bond Co.
bonds
1961.
500,000 General Bottlers, Inc.—F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc., Chicago,
headed a group March 10 which made a public offering of
50,000 shares of cum. conv. pref. stock (par $1) at $10 a share.
Participating in the offering are Dempsey-Detmer & Co.,
Chicago; Straus Securities Co., Chicago; Humphries, Ang¬
strom & Co.,
Detroit, and Scott Mclntyre & Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
&
150,000 Midland Investment & Finance Corp.—Dalton, Riley
Co., Inc., Milwaukee, recently offered $150,000 series A
five-year notes at prices ranging from 100 to 101K, according
to maturity.
Offering was limited to residents of the State of
Wisconsin.
Dated Jan. 1, 1941, due serially Jan. 1, 1942-46.
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MONTHLY REVIEW
$130,000 Congregation of St. Anthony of Padua, New Orleans, La.
1st and refunding mtge.
(2M, 2H, 3%) serial bonds, due
1941-53. Offered by Hyams, Glas & Carothers, New Orleans,
La., the bonds were priced at 100 and interest.
124,000 St. Aloysius College (Brothers of the Sacred Heart), New
Orleans, La.—1st. & ref. mtge. (2H. 3, 3H%) serial bonds,
dated March 15,1941 maturing serially March 15, 1942 through
March 15, 1956.
Proceeds to be used for refunding and other
corporate purposes.
Offered by Hyams, Glas & Carothers,
New Orleans, La.
100,000 Carmelite Sisters of The Divine Heart of Jesus
Agnes Home), Kirkwood, Mo.—1st. & ref. mtge. (2,
2H, 3%) serial bonds due 1942-51.
Purpose refunding
new
construction.
Offered by Dempsey-Tegeler &
St. Louis, Mo.
(St.
2H.
and
Co.,
MUNICIPAL
FINANCING
(State of) 3% and 3%% refunding bonds sold by
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, as follows: $35,000,000 to a syndicate headed by the Chase National Bank of New
York; Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and the Mercantile-Commerce Bank
Arkansas
&
of St.
Trust Co.
Louis, at
a priC3 of 101.50.
Due from
block of $7,959,000 3%s, maturing
April 1, 1972, being subject to prior redemption starting in
1943.
The bankers reoffered the bonds from a yieid of
1%
1943 to 1972 incl. with
a
to
a price of 99, according to interest rate and
maturity date.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., New York, purchased the other
$27,804,557 bonds at a price of 102.50, with the stipulation
that a block of $10,000,000 be available until April 3 for
purchase by a group of 97 banks and three insurance com¬
panies of Arkansas at the same price paid by the investment
company to the RFC.
These transactions, coupled with the
sale on Feb. 28 of $10,000,000 bonds to the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Association, of San Francisco, for
its own investment account and $3,000,000 to the State of
Arkansas sinking fund, constituted liquidation by the RFC
of $90,804,557 bonds of its oiiginal purchase of
$136,330,557.
40,000,000 New York, N. Y., new capital bonds were sold by the city,
of which
$21,215,000
offered
were
at public saie and the
re¬
maining $18,785,000 reserved for placement in sinking funds.
a syndicate headed
by the National City Bank of New York at a price of 101.51
for 2^s, a basis of about 2.048%.
These bonds mature
serially from 1942 to 1956 incl. and were reoffered by the
syndicate from a yield of 0.40% to a price of 98.50, according
to date of maturity.
The $18,785,000 bonds sold to the
sinking funds, at par, carry interest rates of 3% and 3%%
and mature annually from 1957 to 1981 incl.
The block publicly offered was awarded to
19,600,000 New York (State of) housing bonds sold to a group headed
by the Bank of The Manhattan Co., New York, as 1Mb, at
100.648, a basis of about 1.725%.
Due $400,000 yearly from
1943
to
1991
incl.
and reoffered from
yield of 0.40% to
a
price of 98.50, according to maturity.
Sharpe Mfg. Co.—Extra dividend of $4.50
quarterly dividend of $1.50
paid on March 10, last.
share
a
the
on
share and
a
stock,
common
regular
a
both
were
Burd Piston Ring Co.—Dividend resumed on common stock by the pay¬
ment of 10c. a snare on March 20, last.
The last previous payment was
made
Dec. 1,
on
1937 and totaled 25c.
share.
a
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.—Dividend of $4.50 a share on the common
stock and $3 a share on the 6% non-cumulative preferred stock, both
payable April 15.
Canada
Packers, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 50c.
quarterly dividend of 75c.
a
a share and a regular
share, both payable April 1, on the common
stock.
Canada
Steamship Lines—Dividend of $2.50 a share was paid April 1
preference stock of $50 par.
A distribution of 62He. a share
paid April 1, 1940 and dividends totaling 50c. a share were paid in
1939.
the 5%
on
was
100,000 Sisters of The Order of Saint Francis of Maribor Na
Dravi, Lemont, 111.—1st. and ref. mtge. (3, 3H, 4%) serial
bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1941, due Jan. 1, 1943 through 1953.
Purpose, to provide portion of funds necessary for new con¬
struction. Offered by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
$77,804,557
Brown &
a
Canadian
Westinghouse Co., Ltd.—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid
April 1, 1941 on the common stock.
A distribution of 87 Me. was made
Jan. 1, last and dividends of 37Hc. a share in the five preceding
on
quarters.
Carbons Consolidated, Inc.—Dividend of 40c. a share was paid March 20,
on the common stock.
Carthage Mills, Inc.—Dividend of 50c.
the
Store
7,663,000 Miami,
Fla., water revenue bonds awarded to a syndicate
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., New York, as lHs,
2Hs, 2%b and 3s, at a price of 100.007, a net interest cost
of about 2.784%.
Due serially from 1941 to 1969 incl.
headed by
3,000,000 Providence, R. I., relief bonds sold to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., New York, and associates, as 2s, at a price of 1C1.209,
a basis of about
1.87%.
Due from 1942 to 1961 incl. and re¬
offered to yield from 0.30% to 2%,
according to maturity.
2,870,000 Wheeling, W. Va., 3% toil bridge revenue bonds
publicly
offered by Stife,, Nicolaus & Co., St. Louis, and
associates,
at prices to yield from
0.85% to 2.59%, according to matur¬
ity.
Due serially from 1942 to 1955 incl., with the 1952 to
1955 maturities being subject to call on or after March 1, 1943.
Investors
Trust—Extra
paid April 1, 1941
was
dividend
of
10c.
share
a
on
and
a
regular quarterly dividend of 20c. a share on the common stock, both
payable April 5.
Extras of five cents were paid on Jan. 15, last and on
Oct. 15 and July 15, 1940.
Metal Weather Strip Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share was
paid March 18 on the common stock. This compares with 20c. a share
paid on Dec. 14, last and 10c. a share previously.
Chamberlin
Chicago Dock & Canal Co.—Extra dividend of $4 a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of $1 a share were paid on the common stock.
The
became due
former
March 31, and the latter
on
March
on
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.—Initial dividend of $1
April 1, 1941 on the common stock.
Clark Controller Co.—Dividend of 50c.
share
a
1.
share
a
was
paid
paid Mar. 14 last.
was
This compares with a div. of 75c. a share paid on Dec. 16 last and 25c.
share distributed on Sept. 12, June 14 and Mar. 26, 1940.
a
Cliffs
Corp.—Dividend
A 20c.
a
share
the
on
stock, payable
common
Apr. 5.
Cohn
&
Rosenberger, Inc.—Dividend of 75c.
A distribution of 40c.
share payable April 21
was paid on Dec.
a
the common stock.
on
share
a
28 last.
Coleman
Lamp & Stove Co.—Extra dividend of 25c.
terly of like amount
the
on
no
par
a share and a quar¬
stock; both were paid on
common
Mar. 31 last.
Consolidated
Coppermines Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share, payable
April 5 on the common stock.
This compares with divs. of 15c. a share
paid in October and April of 1940.
Consolidated Water Power & Paper Co.—Dividend of 60c. a share was
paid Mar. 27 last on the $25 par common stock.
Consumers
Mar.
paid
)
share
a
stock.
common
Chain
Gas
of
Co.
Reading—Dividend of 40c.
15 last
on the $25 par
Dec. 14 last and 35c.
on
stock.
Sept. 14 last.
Crystal Tissue Co.—Dividend of 15c.
stock.
common
share
Previously
stock.
of 15c.
paid Mar. 30 on the
dividends of 12HQ. a
share
a
A distribution of 25c.
on Mar. 25, 1939.
-
paid. Mar. 25 on the
Mar. 25, 1940, and
was
paid
was
on
share
a
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—Dividend of75c.ashare was paid
1941,
paid
was
quarterly
Davega Stores Corp.—Dividend of 30c.
one
was
distributed.
were
common
share
a
regular
share
a
This compares with 30c.
common
on
Apr. 1,
the 6% preferred stock, representing the first distribution on this
Apr. 1, 1938, when a like amount was paid.
on
issue since
Eastern Malleable Iron Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid Mar. 10
last on the common stock.
A distribution of 50c. was made on Dec. 10,
1940, and previous to that a payment of 30c. a share on Sept. 10, 1936.
.
2,500,000 South Carolina (State of) highway certificates of indebted¬
ness, due serially from 1943 to 1952 inci., taken by a
group
managed by Lehman Bros, of New York, as
at 100.14,
basis of about 1.73%.
Reoffered from
price of 99.50, according to maturity.
a
a
yield of 0.80%
to
a
A
N^vlj refunding bonds sold to R. S. Dickson
of Charlotte,'and associates, as 3s,
3H& and 3Hs, at
the net interest cost being 3.22%.
Due annually from
Co.
1942 to 1970 incl. and reoffered to yield from
1.25% to 3.25%,
according to maturity.
1,500,000 Fort Worth, Texas, new capital bonds awarded to
Phelps
Fenn & Co., inc., New York, and associates, as
2Kb and 2Hs,
at par, a net interest cost of about
2.30%.
Due serially from
1942 to 1966 inci. and reoffered to yield from
0.35% to 2.40%,
according to interest rate and date of maturity.
1,350,000 Birmingham, Ala.
reoffered from
a yield of
1.50% to
maturity date.
to
a
price of 99.50, according
1,000,000 West Virginia (State of) road bonds awarded to Kaiser &
Co., San Francisco, and associates, as
1HS. at 100.157, a
basis of about
1.485%.
Due serially from 1942 to 1966 incl.
and reoffered to yield from
0.20% to 1.65%, according to
maturity.
DIVIDEND
CHANGES
Dividend declarations in March
nature.
were
largely of
a
favorable
sections,
Steel Corp.—Dividend of 50c.
stock, payable Apr. 15.
This compares with 75c.
last and 25c. on Oct. 1,
July 1 and Apr. 1, 1940.
American Dairies Co.—Initial div, of 50c.
American
the
share
a
a
share
on
the common
share paid on Dec. 23
stock.
paid Mar. 29
25c.
of 35c.
a
a
share
on
share, payable Apr. 5 on
paid on Dec. 181ast.
was
American Safety Razor Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share
on the
stock, payable May 15.
This compares with 20c. distributed
30 and June 29, 1940.
American States Utilities Co.—Initial div. of
15c.
15 on the common stock.
a
common
on
Sept.
•
div.
of
12c.
per share
on
the capital
?UU941- and Ax vi lough ton
of 20c.
Mar. 21.
Per
share
on
the
on Mar. 28
stock to stockholders of record
Fund
capital
15
on
<*,
stock
inc., paid on Mar. 28 a
to stockholders of record
1941.
General
Fire
March
Dec.
on
General
1941
Birmingham Fire Insurance Co. of Alabama—Dividend
of 35c.
a
paid Mar. 31 on the common stock and compares with regular
terly dive, of 25c. a share distributed previously.
was
share
share
a
The last previous payment
was paid
amounted
Jan. 15, 1936.
share and
a
a
regular quarterly
pa^
common
Extinguisher
Co.—Dividend
common
on
25c.
of
share
a
paid
was
A dividend of 40c. was paid
stock.
Sept.
16, last.
Machinery Corp.—Dividend of 75c.
on
the
a share was paid April 1,
This compared with 65c. a share distributed
stock.
common
General Refractories Co.—Dividend of 40c.
a share was paid on March 28,
This compared with 50c. a share paid on Dec. 21, last and pre¬
viously regular quarterly dividends of 25c. a share were distributed.
last.
Green Co.—Dividend of $1
(Daniel)
the
common
and 60c.
on
share was paid March 12, last on
share was paid on Dec. 23, last,
a
dividend of $4
stock.
Feb. 23,
a
1940.
Guardian Public Utilities Investment Trust—Dividend of 50c.
was paid April 1, 1941 on the preferred stock.
Previously
annual dividends of 40c. a share were distributed.
Hart &
a
share
regular semi¬
Cooley Co.—Extra dividend of 50c.
paid April 1, 1941
a share and a regular quarterly
the $25 par common stock.
on
Corp. (Texas)—Dividend of 25c
share was paid
a
March 31, last on the common stock.
Inspiration Mining & Development Co., Ltd.—Initial dividend of two
cents a share was declared on the common stock, payable May 30, 1941.
Institutional Securities, Ltd.—Dividend of 35c. a share on the Aviation
Group Shares payable May
15,
1941.
A dividend of 25c. was paid on
the
25c.
a
This compared
stock.
common
and
share in
a
with
share
was
$1.25 paid
paid March 31, on
on Dec
26. 1940
the three preceding quarters
& Lamson Machine Co.—Special dividend of 55c. a share and a
regular quarterly dividend of 20c. a share were paid on March 25, last,
the
of
Co.—Reg.
95c.
June
was
share
quar¬
paid Mar. 27
1,
on
quar. dividend of $1.50 and a participating dividend
participating preferred series A stock, both payable
the
next.
Kinney Mfg.
Co.—Initial dividend of 50c.
share
a
was
(I.)
on
a
share
were
paid April 4, 1941,
Magnin & Co.—Dividend of 15c.
share
a
10c.
a
&
stock.
common
on
the common stock.
paid March 15, last»
quarterly dividends of
a
share
a
a
on
share and
share
the tommon stock in Canadian funds.
quarterly dividend of 50c.
was paid April
An extra of 60c. and
share was paid in U. S. funds
a
Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 30c.
the common stock.
Oct.
paid April 1, 1941,
paid April 1, 1941,
a
share paid on Dec. 27, last.
a
Corp., Ltd.—Dividend of 55Hc.
on
was
This compared with an extra of 80c.
stock.
dividend of 40c.
was
*
Co., Inc.—Dividend of 60c.
the common
25c.
1.
quar.
share previously.
the
Merck
on
March
regular
a
was
the common stock and compared with regular
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.—Dividend of $1 a share
on
paid
on the common stock.
Lehman Corp.—Extra dividend of five cents a share and
a
share
was
on
1, 1941,
a regular
Jan. 2, last.
paid April
This compared with 45c. paid on Dec. 20,
1 on
1940, and
1, July 1, and April 1, 1940.
Nanaimo-Duncan
was
on
stock.
common
Kendall
Utilities
paid April 1,
dividends of 20c.
1941,
on
share
a
Co.—Semi-annual
the common stock.
were
dividend
of
25c.
a
share
Previously semi-annual
distributed.
-
National
Blaw-Knox Co.—Dividend of 15c.
This compares
on
Dec. 28, last.
on
Murray Ohio
a
stock.
15, on the no par
16, last and 15c.
Baldwin Rubber Co.—Extra div. of 12 He. a share
and a regular div. of
similar amount on the common stock, both
payable Apr. 21.
Birmingham Gas Co.—Initial div. of 25c.
America—Dividend of 10c.
Bearing Co.—Extra dividend of 50c.
Moore
tho common stock.
of
common
dividend of $1 a share were paid March 31, last on the $25
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share
payable Apr. 30 on the
common stock.
This compares with 40c.
paid on Dec. 20, Oct. 31 and
stock.
Co.
the
dividend of 25c.
Axe-Houghton Fund, Inc.—Axe-Houghton Fund, Inc., paid
div.
paid Mar. 27 on the
was
stock.
last,
share payable Apr.
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co.—-Dividend of 50c. a share
payable Apr. 21
on the common stock.
A year-end div. of $1 was
paid on Dec. 17 last
and 25c. on Oct. 21 and July 12, 1940.
a
Fafnir
on
A dividend of
share
Jones
was
stock.
Rolling Mill Co.—Dividend
common
a
a
Nov. 15, last.
Jefferson Electric Co.—Dividend of 50c.
CHANGES
Allegheny-Ludlum
common
March
Houston Natural Gas
following list, divided into two
namely, "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes,"
gives the more important of the changes:
the
Insurance
Excess
of $1 a share were
IN MARCH
The
FAVORABLE
Corp.—Dividend of $2
stock. This compares with 50c. paid on Dec. 21 and on July 16
common
last.
to 25c. a share and was made
1,'756,000 Elizabeth City,
par,
Electric Products
a
share payable Apr. 7 on the common
on Dec. 17 and Aug. 31 last.
with 12He. paid
Enameling
paid March 31
were paid
share
& Stamping Co.—Dividend of 25c.
on
the common stock.
on
Dec. 26,
a
share
was
Previously dividends of 50c.
1940, and Dec. 23, 1937.
a
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.—Dividend of $1 a
This compares with 75c. paid on Nov. 18, 1940.
share, payable
common
paid.
were
common
1, 1941 on the
of 15c. a share
common
last
a
a
share
were
Inc.—Dividend of 35c. a share was
Service,
April 1, 1941 on the common stock.
Dividend
on Jan. 2, last and 10c. on Oct.
1, 1940.
of 25c. a share was
Wellington Fund,
the
of
in
of
distribu¬
each
outstanding,
1941.
1941
on
Corp.—Dividend of $1.50 a share was paid
On Dec. 20, last, a distribution of 50c.
the common stock.
pay¬
April 1
March 10«
a share was
made.
Reed Roller Bit Co.—Extra
dividend of five cents and a reguiarly quarterly
paid March 31 on the no par common stock.
dividend of 25c. a share were
paid March 31 on the
distributed on June 12,
share on Oct. 15, 1937.
Investors Fund, Inc.—Dividend of six cents a share was paid
1941 on the common stocK. Previously regular quarterly dividends
Reliance Steel Cd.—Dividend of 20c. a share was
common stock.
This compared with 10c. a share
Republic
April 1,
of 10c.
Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid April 1, 1941 on
This compared with 75c. a share paid on Dec. 21,
distributed in the three preceding quarters.
Shawmut Association—Dividend of 15c. a share was paid April 1, 1941
on
the common stocK.
A distribution of 12Hc. a share was made on
the common stock.
dividend of 25c. a share
Previously regular quarterly
(L. C.) Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.—A
was paid Aprh 1, 1941 on the common stock.
dividends at one-half this rate were paid.
Ltd.—Dividend of 75c. a share were declared on the
preferred stock, both payable May 1.
Previously
dividends of 43 He. a share were paid on these stocks.
Steel Products Engineering Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share was paid
March 31 on the common stock as against a regular quarterly dividend of
15c. a share previously distributed.
Sunstrand Machine Tool Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share was paid March
20, on the common stock.
Tampex, Inc.—Initial dividend of 10c. a share was declared, payable
April 30, on the common stock.
Union Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid March 31. on the
common stock.
A similar amount was paid on Dec. 27, last and repre¬
sented the first distribution made in some time.
U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a quar¬
Steei Co. of Canada,
7%
regular quarterly
1, 1941, on the common
made on July 1, 1936.
terly div. of similar amount, both payable May
A previous distribution of 25c. a share was
mon
stock.
Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid Mar. 31 on the com¬
This compared with 25c. a share distributed on Dec. 31 last.
20 years, the directors of
declared a dividend of 50c. a share on the com¬
holders of record Apr. 16. The last
stock was on Apr. 30, 1921.
Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc.—Dividend of 15c. a share
United States Rubber
Co.—After a lapse of
Mar. 5
this company on
stock, payable on Apr. 30 to
dividend payment on the common
mon
Van de
was
paid Mar. 31 on the common stock.
of 12He. a share were distributed.
Previously regular quarterly
divs.
Corp.—Dividend of 15c. a share was paid Mar. 25 on the common
stock.
This compared with 10c. a share distributed on Dec. 20, 1940.
Vinco
Ltd.—Extra div. of $1 a share and a regular
15 on the common stock.
Western Grocers,
div. of 75c. a
quarterly
share, payable Apr.
Co.—Dividend of $1 a share was paid Apr. 1, 1941,
stock.
This compared with $1.50 paid on Dec. 14 last
Westmoreland Coal
on
the common
and 50c. on June
28 last.
Co.— Extra dividend of $1 a share and a regular quarterly
the common stock, both were paid on Apr. 1,
Whitaker Paper
dividend of like amount on
1941.
stock, payable Apr. 17.
this issue since Aug. 1,
Woodward Iron
common
issue on
declared on the common
distribution to be made on
Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share was
White Motor
This will be the first
1934, when 34c. a share was
a
paid.
Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid Mar. 25 on the
distribution of $1 a share was made on this
stocks
represented the first
Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share on the common
This compares with 40c. a share paid on Dec. 18,
Oct. 1, July 1 and April 1 of the same year.
was paid
dividend of
Co. of
Toronto—Dividend of $2 a share on the common
paid on April
1, 1941 and compares
and on Oct. 1,
with regular quarterly
distributed on this stock since 1874.
April 1 on
compared with 35c. paid on Dec. 24
share previously
Fedders Mfg. Co., Inc.—Dividend
the $5 par, common stock.
This
of 20c. a share was paid
on
last.
on
the
share were
last
on
Inc.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid March
of $1 was paid on Dec. 21,
the common stock.
A dividend
a share on Jan. 25, 1940.
14,
last
and 50c.
the common
Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid
of 40c. was made on
stock.
A distribution
29, last.
March 14, on
Dec. 17, last
headed by Clarence
Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share, payable April 21,
stock.
A dividend of 20c. a share was paid on
1940.
Molybdenum Corp. of America—Dividend of 12Hc. a share was paid
April 1, 1941 on the common stock.
This compared with 25c. paid in the
four preceding quarters and a dividend of $1 paid in notes on Dec. 22,
the $1 par common
10, Aug.
1 and April 5,
Honduras Rosario Mining Co.—Interim dividend of 50c. a
paid March 29, last on the $10 par, capital stock.
This com-
share was
Jared 29 and90c. a share 1940. on
with March 20, paid
une
Dec. 28, 1940 and 75c. on Sept. 28.
A. Dykstra, who was
Management, taking matters into
constrained to issue a peremptory
Director of Selec¬
1
I
In
rent
and
their own hands, felt
order to Allis-Clialmers
union on March 26 to reopen the plant.
table we indicate the range for the cur¬
month of 10 each of the more active foreign, railroad
industrial bonds:
and the striking
1937.
New York &
bill
But this Board did not seem to be regarded as
the answer to the strike problem, as evidenced by the fact
that the Secretary of the Navy and the Office of Production
Minneapolis Brewing
Dec.
$7,000,000,090 aid-to-Great Gritain
not
tive Service.
and 35c. on May
on
while steels,
inspiriting to stocks, for these measures appeared
to betoken higher taxes.
A major depressant throughout
the month was the spread of strikes in defense industries,
leading to the appointment by President Roosevelt on
March 19 of an 11-man National Defense Mediation Board,
distributed.
McLouth Steel
demand than most,
left stocks
March 25 of' the
were
Coach Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid March 28.
common stock.
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 50c. a
Fifth Avenue
Kobacker Stores,
of the
impassive.
1
announcement on March 20 of the Standard
Gas & Electric plan for compliance with the integration re¬
quirements of the Public Utility Holding Company Act,
public utility shares were mildly invigorated.
Stocks came
slightly more to life on March 27 after the Yugoslav army
coup overthrew the Cabinet which only two days before had
signed a modified pact of allegiance with the Axis Powers.
The news on the final day of the month of the British naval
victory over the Italian fleet in the Eastern Mediterranean
enabled the market to conclude the month on a rising note.
As to domestic news, the enactment into law on March 11
of the lease-lend bill and the signing by President Roosevelt
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada—Dividend of 15c. a share
April 1, 1941 on the common stock.
Previously a quarterly
25c. a share was paid.
was
experienced better
however,
2 cents a share was
stock, payable April 15.
1940 and 20c. a share on
dividends of $2.50 a
really the performance
inclined to weakness.
shake off the lethargic
mood which has characterized dealings in recent months, ;
even though the grist of news from all over the world was
large.
Ordinarily the brisk rise in commodity prices alone
would have been sufficient to bring the stock market to
life.
The Moody's index of sensitive commodity prices ad¬
vanced 9.7 points in March to the highest ground since
April, 1937. The strength was spread among a large number
of materials, including especially agricultural products and
imported commodities. Wheat, corn and cotton were stimu¬
lated noticeably toward the end of the month as the Senate
Agricultural Committee, on March 25, approved the Bankhead bill for increasing Government loans to 100% of parity
for cotton and wheat and to 85% for corn.
Coffee, sugar,
rubber and pepper, among others, were taken at rising prices
owing to the prospect of a shipping shortage curtailing
available supplies in this country
Butter and eggs rose
sharply toward the close of the month.
The whiff of infla¬
tion which blew over to the stock market from commodities,
time.
Consumers Gas
5.68 points.
It was
stocks which made
utilities, coppers and motors were
The March market was unable to
UNFAVORABLE CHANGES
stock
loss of
Following the
Girl Gold Mines, Ltd.—Dividend of
paid Mar. 31 on the common stock.
This payment
Ymir Yankee
Aluminum Goods
March, 1940.
price change, the average
the advance less insignificant
than it would otherwise have been.
The rail shared claimed
the major share of the small amount of attention which
investors directed toward the market.
The better grade rail
stocks were firm, but the second grade issues were firmer.
A
long depressed industry which has suddenly come on
better times, the railroads have enjoyed a freight movement
this year of better than seasonal proportions.
Equally im¬
portant for investors is the fact that the excess profits tax
will not become applicable to most railroads until earnings
are greatly higher than anything now in prospect.
Among
the industrials,
the oil, food, store and manufacturing
stock.
An initial
Dec. 23, 1940.
*
made in some
March with only tiny
but not the
by the New York "Times" closed at
the month.
The fluctuations in the
railroad
stock.
months.
of 50 stocks compiled
88.14, up 0.80 point in
average in March were
only 2.23 points, with the closing level 0.49 point under the
high.
For the first quarter of the year the average showed
for
As
Jan. 2, last.
U. S. Potash
extended through
the dulness
shares in
last, and 25c. a share
and
approximate balance, and
the March
weakness of February was
carried over into March.
For dulness it was a month, like
so many that have gone before in the last year, that estab¬
lished a record for just short of a generation.
The March
turnover on the New York Stock Exchange came to 10,124,024 shares.
While this total exceeded the slim volume
of 8,909,195 shares for February because March had more
trading days, it was the lowest turnover for the third month
of the year since 1918.
The total compared with 16,270,368
Thus
Scoville Mfg.
common
stocks were in
variations.
distributed.
share were
a
victory
that had recently
During the month the impulses to
a
plane which was
that a payment of 20c. a
last and previous to
only a negative
decline which began in the second week
of January and continued until mid-February, the market
rallied in the latter part of February and reached a price
stock.
the common
on
Prentice
Reed
share was paid
MARKET IN MARCH
achieved at best
Following the long
10 an
Co.—Dividend of 37 He. a
paid March 31 on
20c. a
quarterly dividends of
condition which sharply distinguished
market from the price trend of the two preceding
is
that
15, last.
Marcn
Pond Creek Pocahontas
THE STOCK
preying upon it.
sell, and to buy
amounted to 90c. a share.
one
1, 1941 on the
of 10c. a share were
depressing influences
March over the
been
10c. a share was paid March 25
December, 1927. The distri¬
Exploration Co.—Directors have declared a special
share of common stock of Consolidated Oil Corp. for
five shares of capital stock of Petroleum Corp. of America
payable May 16, 1941, to stockholders of record April 18,
Pierce Governor Co.—Dividend of 30c. a share on the common stock,
able April 25.
This compares with 25c. paid on Oct. 15, July
tion
Previously regular
COURSE OF
share
compared with
bution at that time
were
The stock market
regular
Petroleum
share was paid Apr.
quarterly dividends
Inc.—Dividend of 18c. a share was
stock.
paid.
common
share
$5 par, payable April
Pacific Clay Products—Special dividend of
on the common stock, the first paid since
Previously
distributed.
pad
paid
Co.—Dividend of 30c. a share on the capital stock
15.
Nicholson File Co.—Extra dividend of 15 cents a share and a
quarterly dividend of 30c. a share were paid April 1, 1941.
North American Bond Trust Certificates—Dividend of $44.30 a
was paid March 15 on the certificates of interest.
This
$37,80 paid on Sept. 15, last and $31.30 on March 15, 1940.
New York Transit
Co.—Dividend of five cents a
stock.
common
paid on Jan. 27,
previously distributed.
Orleans Public
New
share were
Reed Drug
Rayon Co.—Dividend of $1 a
A stock.
This compares
class
the
on
April 25, 1940 and $1.25
Co.—Dividend of 35c. a share on the common
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 45c.
Electric
1.
distributed.
stock, payable May
paid March 31 on
share was paid March 15,
with 50c. a share paid on
1940.
New England Confectionary Co.—Dividend of $1.80 a share was paid
March 28, on the common stock.
Regular quarterly dividends of $1.50
Bedford
New
the
share
distributed.
were
stock.
the common
March 31 on the
previous quarters.
Co.—Dividend of 40c. a share was paid April 1, 1941 on
stock.
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 50c. a
Philadelphia
^
Corp.—Dividend of 10c. a share was
(Herman) Nelson
Corp.—Dividend of 20c. a share was paid
stock as against 30c. a share distributed in
Omnibus
April 15.
Perfect Circle
Corp.—Dividend of 15c. a snare was paid April
stock.
Previously regular quarterly dividends
Nehi
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
4phil, 1941]
the following
16
MONTHLY
Mar. 1
Bonds
Range During March,
1941
Opening
Lowest
Highest
Price
Foreign Governments—
Argentine 4s
.-Feb. 1972
Brazil 6^s of 1926
59% Mar.
8
61%
16% Mar.
3
16%
45% Mar. 11 47%
97% Mar.
7 100%
49% Mar. 10 51%
7% Mar. 18
9%
1957
1977
4Hs
98 H
...1952
„
Cuba
1977
.
"sh
German (Govt) 5^s stpd__.1965
Italian Public Utility 7s
1952
18
Japanese Govt 0 >£s——1954
Peru 6s
Mar. 14
Mar.
66
61%
16%
47%
Mar. 27
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
8
20
Mar.
1
64%
6% Mar.
5
7% Mar. 17
41% Mar. 27 44% Mar. 7
Uruguay 3%-4-4!gs extl readj *79
7
Boston & Maine 5s
ser
1995
107%
1960
Erie 5s series 1927
17% Mar.
57% Mar.
23% Mar. 28
24% Mar. 27
60% Mar. 31
59
Mar.
63
Mar. 31
64%
2013
68
Mar. 31
20% Mar.
58%
N Y Chic & St Louis 4 J^s —1978
Northern Pacific 6s series B.2047
1969
4^s
Southern Ry 4s
Industrial —
Allegheny Corp 5s stpd.;
46%
60%
62
60% Mar.
105% Mar.
Bethlehem Steel 3)^s
Commonwealth Edison 3)^s.l958
..
Internat Tel & Tel 5s
114
«._1955
44%
104%
Montana Power 3%s....... 1966
Portland Gen Electric 4 Vis_ 1960
.1961
Shell Union Oil2^s
Third Ave Ry adj 5s.
79% Mar.
104
103
1954
96%
1960
19%
Mar.
18% Mar.
102
6%,
If
it
sold
havior
at
rise
the
of
77%.
in
rail
railroad
bonds
heavily depreciated
stocks
of
was
was
even
outstanding,
greater
rail
second-grade
the
interest.
bonds
were
be¬
The
accumu¬
lated with
a zest not witnessed in recent
years.
One aver¬
placed the rise in second-grade rail bonds at 5.04 points,
or 11%, and in high grade rail
bonds at 2.51 points.
The
average of 30 bonds, including rails, industrials and
109
28%
'"23""
24%
60%
62%
67%
50%
utilities,
closed up
1.65 points in the month, with only the industrials
The foreign bond average advanced 1.18 points,
declining.
62%
62
of
1
Mar. 17
105%
Mar. 12
114
Mar. 28
47%
105%
Mar. 29
Mar. 20
Mar.
97
94% Mar.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube 4s 1948
at
marking the third consecutive monthly rise.
The activity in corporate issues,
particularly the rails,
enabled bond dealings on the New York Stock
Exchange to
106%
115%
47%
105%
83%
104%
Mar.
43% Mar.
104% Mar.
80
_
Republic Steel 4^s B
31
March
on
62% Mar.
59% Mar.
1950
..1952
month
50% Mar. 31
63% Mar. 31
64% Mar.
45% Mar.
1956
Pacific
Mar. 28
29% Mar. 31
77% Mar. 28
Mar.
60
Missouri Pacific 5s series F—1977
Southern
74
109%
19% Mar.
74%
18%
21%
.1967
New York Central 4 Hs
107% Mar.
20
A C..1967
the
age
Railroads—
Atch Top & 8 Fe gen 4s
Bait & Ohio con 4^s
when
51%
3
March 11, then reacted to 5%
on
improved from its opening sale.
Union Pacific touched its
high point of the month March 3 at 78% and its low point
at 75% on March 28; recovery marked its close on
March 31,
100
Mar. 25
23% Mar.
60% Mar. 25
1960
March 1, improved to 61
on
March 22, and closed
Mar. 31
Closing
Price
Buenos Aires 4^8-4^8
Canada gold 5s
REVIEW
6
Mar. 14
21% Mar. 19
103
Mar.
Mar. 31
expand to $214,382,000 par value from the February total
$123,647,000.
For bonds it was the most active March
since
1937, in spite of the fact that United States Govern¬
securities contributed unimportantly to the result.
ment
83
THE MONEY MARKET IN
103%
96
19%
103
MARCH
The outstanding development in the
money market during
the past month was the
sharp decline in excess member bank
which carried this xiosition on March 26 to $6,010,$530,000,000 less than Feb. 26, and the lowest
figure since April, 1940.
Causes for this occurrence were
reserves,
000,000,
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
1941
Month of March—
Stock sales—Number of shares
1940
10,124,024
Bond sales (par value)—
16.270,368
$
Railroad and miscellaneous
1939
1938
24,563,174
$
22,995,770
$
$
199,173,000 110,849,000 139,909,000 126,037,000
Foreign government
13,792,000 21,105,000 33,716,000 28,270,000
United States Government....
1.417,000
3,285,000 11,889,000
15,125,000
or
the quarterly income tax collections
approximating $1,200,000,(XX), the raising of new money by the Treasury, and a
further
considerable
circulation.
Total bond sales
.
214,382,000 135,239,000 185,513,000 169,432,000
1 to March 31—
Stock sales—Number of shares
32,406,179
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and miscellaneous
45,731,788
$
$
6,348,000
Total bond sales
61,673,795
$
42,492,000
569,016,000 400,540,000 464,117,000 462,935,000
OF
BUSINESS
ON
THE
CURB
in
1940
2,110,830
Bond sales (par value)—
1939
4,102,818
$
Domestic
1938
^
4,328,345
$
26,173,000
4,629,762
$
24,410,000
$
44,879,000
Foreign government
119,000
179,000
762,000
28,661,000
934,000
297,000
821,000
924,000
652,000
26,589,000
25,410,000
46,565,000
30,247,000
10,492,512
11,660,205
Total bond sales
..
1 to March 31—
Stock sales—Number of shares
Bond sales
6,729,985
(par value)—
$
Domestic
8
68,720,000
Foreign government
420,000
Foreign corporate
815,000
Total bond sales.
69,955,000
11.523,051
$
$
87,803,000 130,976,000
676,000
1,488,000
1,673,000
1,643,000
90,152,000 134,107,000
76,488,000
2,026,000
1,876,000
80,390,000
As to tlie fluctuations in individual stocks, Allied Chemi¬
cal & Dye opened March 1 at
146*4, declined to 144% ex6, then moved forward to 155 on March 28,
and closed slightly lower on March 31 at 154.
American
Telephone & Telegraph opened at 160% on March 1, dropped
div.
on
outstanding currency
may tend to
extent.
some
as
well
as
counteract these in¬
Government
financing included
offering of $500,000,000 of 2%% bonds of 1952-54 for
subscription, and an offer to exchange $504,000,000
1%% notes maturing June 15, 1941, for the new 2%%
the
cash
bonds
%% notes due March 15, 1943.
or
Treasury announced
issues
new
defense program.
The new
lent reception, and the
Foreign corporate...
Jan.
to
of
amount
borrowings
of
Simultaneously,
savings
bonds
and
savings stamps, planned to help in financing the national
of March—
Stock sales—Number of shares
the
in commercial
the
EXCHANGE
the amount of money in
than neutralized the effect
substantial gold importations.
While forthcom¬
ing large Treasury disbursements may be counted
upon to
result in a recovery of the reserve
position, further in¬
fluences
§
24,341,000
9,410,000
1941
Month
63,618,847
521,075,000 330,928,000 368,121,000 351,392,000
41,593,000 60,202,000 71,665,000 69,051,000
Foreign government
United States Government
VOLUME
in
more
of further
creases
Jan.
increase
These factors
_
March
bond
issue
met
with
excel¬
an
exchange offer was accepted
95% of the note holders, with most of the notes being
changed for the new long-term bonds.
by
ex¬
Treasury bill issues during the month aggregated $700,600,000, of which sum $400,000,000 were used to retire ma¬
turing bills, while $300,000,000 represented new borrowing.
Gold importations for the four
weeks ended
March 19
reached $192,300,000, with $160,800,000
coming from Canada,
$11,200,000 from Russia, $6,700,000 from Australia,
$3,600,000
from
the
The
Philippines,
gold
stock
and
$2,700,000
from
South
Africa.
of
the country rose
approximately $135,March 26, stood at the new peak of $22,359,000,000.
Discount holdings of the 12 Reserve banks
dropped from $2,717,000 Feb. 26 to $1,298,000 March 26.
000,000 and,
Total
Feb.
on
member
26
to
bank
reserves
declined
from
$14,174,724,000
$13,632,769,000 March 26.
on March 3, then shot forward to 166%
12, and finished lower on March 31 at 160%.
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. opened at 21% March 1,
Money rates showed
pronounced changes, while average rates on
91-day Treas¬
ury bills stiffened slightly from 0.043% Feb. 28 to
0.065%
March 31; average yields on
long-term Treasurv bonds re¬
ceded from 2.16% Feb. 28 to
2.09% March 31.
On the
Stock Exchange the rate for call
money remained unchanged
and touched
at
fractionally to 160%
on
March
its
high point at 21%
point of the month
closed
the
month
price at 21%.
dipped to 32%
and
ended
the
same
on
March
31
trifle
a
General Electric opened at 33
March 3, then reacted to 34%
month
off
at
32%
on
its low
1%.
CALL LOAN
20%, and it
below
on
the
day;
was reached on March 28 at
no
RATES ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
its
on
opening
March 1,
on
March 10,
March
31.
United
States Steel opened March 1 at
58%, advanced
March 11, then slumped at 55% on March
Low
High
1...
Mar.
Mar.
2...
Mar.
3
to 50% on
22, and recovered
56% at the close on March 31.
Steel preferred sold at
119% on March 1, then declined to 118 on March 5, picked
up ground on March 27 at 123%, and closed March 31 frac¬
tionally altered at 123.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. opened
March 1 at 95%, moved downward to 91% on March
5,
followed by a substantial rise to 97% on March 10 and
closed
the month lower at
94% on March 31.
In the rail¬
road list, Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
opened March 1 at 23,
dipped to 21% on March 3, and then spurted ahead to 26%
on
March 27, the high point for the month, and closed
fractionally changed March 31 at 25%.
Baltimore & Ohio
touched its low point of the month
March 3 at 3% and its
high point March 27 at 3%; it closed a trifle off at 3% on
March 31.
Chesapeake & Ohio opened March 1 at 40%,
extended
its
price
level
to 41
on
the
same
day,
and
then
receded to 38% on March 21; it closed
improved, but under
opening sale at 40% on March 31.
Delaware & Hudson
its lower point March 3 at
9%, after opening the
month on March 1 at 9% ; its peak of the month was
reached
on
March 10 at 10%, and it closed March 31 at
10, frac¬
tionally better than its opening sale.
New York Central
its
touched
reached
its
top figure March 26 at 13%, its low point of
3 at 12%; it closed March 31 at
12%,
somewhat
above its opening sale of
12% on March 1.
Southern Pacific opened March 1 at
8%, dropping fraction¬
ally to 8% on March 3; on March 26 it reached its high
point at 10%, and' subsequently closed a shade lower on
the
month
March
31
March
at
9%.
Northern Pacific,
after
opening
at
6
Mar.
4
Low
Mar.
17
18
1
Mar.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Mar. 20
1
5...
1
1
1
Mar. 21...
1
Mar.
6
1
1
1
Mar. 22
Mar.
7...
1
1
1
Mar. 23...
1
Mar. 26...
Mar.
8...
Mar.
9
Mar.
10
Saturday
Sunday
1
Mar. 11.._
1
1
Mar. 25...
1
1
1
1
1
Mar. 27...
1
1
1
1
Mar. 28
1
13...
1
1
1
Mar. 29
Mar.
14...
1
1
Mar. 30
Trading
levels
as
in
the
bankers'
amount
acceptances
bills
1
.
I
1
1
1
I
°aturday
Sunday
Mar. 31...
of
1
1
1
Mar.
Saturday
Sunday
1
1
-
Mar. 12...
Mar. 16
1
1
Saturday
Sunday
Mar. 24...
1
1
1
—.
Mar.
—_
Renewal
High
1
—.
19
1
1
Mar.
1
1
Mar. 15
to
Renewal
Saturday
Sunday
\
1
remained
at
1
negligible
coming into the market
con¬
tinued very limited.
Outstanding acceptances, according to
the monthly survey of the
Acceptance Analysis Unit of the
Federal
Reserve Bank of New
York, issued March 17,
Feb. 28, compared with $212,777,000
$233,015,000 Feb. 29, 1940.
Import bills in¬
creased from $115,262,000 Jan. 31 to
$118,567,000 Feb. 28,
and expoyt bills from
$16,392,000 to $18,383,000, while domes¬
tic warehouse credits declined from
$34,233,000 to $31,totaled
Jan.
$211,865,600
31,
and
408,000; dollar exchange from $10,683,600 to
$6,835,000, and
bills- based on goods stored in or
shipped between foreign
countries
from
accepting
banks
219,000
Rates
%%
were
for
bid
$26,207,000
own
to $25,932,000.
Bills held by
$163,963,000, of which sum $99,bills and $64,744,000 were bills of others.
totaled
bankers'
and
acceptances
continued
to
be
quoted
at
7/16% asked for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day
bills, at 9/16% bid and %% asked for 120-day
bills, and
at %% bid and 9/16% asked for bills
running 150 and 180
days.
PRIME BANKERS'
ACCEPTANCES
From Feb. 26 to March 26 all member banks suffered a
reduction
Call Loans
[Mar.
150 Days J180]Days
120 Days
90 Days
Secured by
60 Days
30 Days
Bid & Ask
Accept' ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid <& Ask Bid & Ask
Saturday
1—
Sunday
2
3
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m mm m
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10
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17—
Xa'it
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mmmmm
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mmmmm
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mmmmm
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Saturday
22
Sunday
23
24
Xa7it
Via7\%
Xa7it
mmmmm
26
mmmmm
27
mmmmm
28
mmmmm
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Saturday
30
Sunday
Ha'it
Ha' ii
*itaVi
Via7it
Xaht
Xa'it
31—
be
1 Wo for
loans running from 120 to 180 days.
With the volume of
security trading continuing at extremely low levels, virtu¬
ally no demand for new accommodations existed, and busi¬
Time
loan
rates
on
collateral continued to
security
quoted at 1*4% for 60-day and 90-day loans, and at
remained
ness
17
MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1941]
limited
to
renewal
the
loan con¬
of older
tracts.
DAILY RECORD OF TIME LOAN RATES
of
$541,955,000 in their total reserves.
This
paralleled by an increase of $538,389,000 in the
Treasury's balance in the Federal Reserve banks.
This
expansion in the Government's deposits with the system
alone is sufficient to account for the shrinkage in member
bank reserves.
Income tax receipts and the sale of new
money Treasury bills were responsible for the growth of the
decline
was
Government's
balance
Reserve banks to
the
with
of $906,276,000.
It is evident
which the defense program is
a
total
that the heavier demands
imposing on the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
policy he adopted during the depression
ofjmaintaining large cash balances. This reversion by the
Treasury to its former policy of having on hand a com¬
fortably large cash balance promises to have a direct bearing
on the volume of
surplus reserves of member banks.
have caused Secretary of the Treasury
Jr. to return to the
In the four
member banks
weeks
to
March 26
the
excess
reserves
of
of
$6,010,000,000, a new low since April 10, 1910.
The
record high for excess reserves was $6,940,000,000 on Oct.
23, 1940.
At the March 15 refunding operation the Federal
Open Market Account converted $50,200,000 of Treasury
notes into a like amount of Treasury bonds.
The system's
Government securities portfolio was unchanged as to total
amount at $2,184,100,000.
The large cash receipts from
were
reduced by $530,000,000 to a total
income taxes and sale of additional Treasury
bills caused the
Treasury to deposit gold certificates with tne Federal Reserve
banks at a rate slower than the increase in the gold stock.
Thus, the gold certificate holdings of the regional banks in¬
creased $140,998,000 in the four-week period, compared with
a rise of $180,000,000 in the gold stock to a new high at
$22,359,000,000.
Treasury cash increased $26,000,000 to
a total of $2,230,000,000 in this period.
Further inroads on bank reserves, were made by currency
'
Rates on Mixed Collateral
30 Days
Mar.
2—
Mar.
3—
Mar.
5 Months
6 Months
Satur day
1_.
Mar.
4 Months
90 Days
60 Days
IX
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Mar.
6_.
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Mar.
7..
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Mar.
7—
Satur day
Mar.
9—
Sun day
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14..
IX
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15..
16—
17—
18—
19—
20—
21—
Mar.
IX
IX
IX
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13—
Mar.
Mar.
IX
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12..
Mar.
Mar.
IX
22—
Sun day
IX
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Satur day
Sun day
Mar.
23..
Mar.
24..
Mar.
25—
Mar.
26—
Mar.
27—
Mar.
28—
Mar.
29..
Mar.
30..
Mar.
31—
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Satur day
Sun day
IX
IX
IX
IX
continued in slightly larger supply, but
available
offerings were promptly absorbed by the per¬
sistent active investment demand.
Prevailing rates for
Commercial paper
average
grade prime three- to six-month commercial paper
to range from
%% to %%, and less known
continued
names
of
the
same
maturities
were
again quoted
at %%.
Under date of March 18 the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York
announced
that
returns
received
from
commercial
dealers showed a total of $240,700,000 of open market
commercial paper outstanding on Feb. 28 as against $232,400,000 on Jan. 31, and $226,400,000 at the end of Febru¬
ary, 1940.
paper
RATES FOR
MONEY AT NEW
YORK
Week Ended—
/
was
March 15
March 22
March 29
1@1
1@1
1@1
1@1
Range for wk. (mixed & ind. coll.)
1
1
1
IX
IX
Week's avge. (mixed & lnd. coll.)
IX
1
Time loans (mixed & indus. coll.):
IX
IX
IX
IX
Four months
IX
IX
Five months
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Six months
IX
IX
IX
IX
Prime 4 to 6 months
H@X
H@X
H@X
H@X
H@X
H@X
Good 4 to 6 months
H@X
H@X
Thirty days
Sixty days
Ninety days
a
ixa
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Commercial paper:
Double and single names:
there
was
$25,000,000
OF
THE FEDERAL
RESERVE BANKS-
BROKERS' LOANS IN NEW
The
YORK CITY
operations of the United States Treasury, including
financing operations and the collection of income taxes, con¬
stituted the most important influence bearing on the banking
position in March.
On the one hand, the Treasury built
up its deposit balance with the Federal Reserve banks to the
highest level in months out of the heavy income tax receipts;
on
the other hand, Treasury refundings and new money
offerings made for an overall increase in reporting bank
holdings of Government securities, shifts out of Treasury
notes into bonds and increased loans by the banks to Gov¬
ernment security dealers.
currency
Treasury and the Reserve banks—that is,
in circulation—than was outstanding on the day before
Christmas.
This
experience
use
is without parallel.
Federal
decreased $2,000,000 to $2,221,000,000,
other Federal Reserve ac¬
the $2,076,000,000 mark.
Behind the rise in non-member deposits there lay an increase
of $36,109,000 in foreign deposits to a total of $1,168,152,000.
Other than the $180,000,000 increase in the gold stock, the
only addition to bank reserves during the month was the
$7,000,000 rise in Treasury currency to a total of $3,108,000,000.
Other deposits increased $223,000 to a total of
$619,609,000.
Bills discounted for member banks decreased
$1,419,000 to a total of $1,298,000.
The sharp growth in bank credit, as reflected in the condi¬
tion statement of the reporting New York City banks,
counts
non-member deposits and
increased $43,000*000 to
pressed forward with undiminished vigor in the four weeks
to March 26.
Loans and investments ofithese institutions
were $246,000,000 higher at a record peak of $11,022,000,000,
representing an increase in the last year of $1,965,000,000,
or
nearly 22%.
This $246,000,000 increase was divided
$150,000,000 and $96,000,000, respectively, between loans
and investments.
Loans to commerce, industry and agri¬
culture, in spite of two consecutive decreases in the last two
weeks of the period, increased $75,000,000 net to a total of
$2,064,000,000.
Open market paper increased $8,000,000.
Reflecting the sale of new money bills by the jTreasury, dis¬
count bill holdings of these banks were $120,000,000 higher
at $278,000,000, while Treasury notes decreased $105,000,000
to $1,411,000,000 and Treasury bonds were up $162,000,000
to a record high of $3,050,000,000.
Government guar¬
anteed issues declined $19,000,000 to $1,570,000,000 and
other securities were $62,000,000 lower at $1,463,000,000.
Demand deposits—adjusted, in spite of the heavy income
tax payments, were $16,000,000 higher at $11,001,000,000,
high.
weekly reporting banks In
increased $537,000,000 in the five weeks to
March 26 to a new high at $26,918,000,000, with loans up
Loans and investments of the
cities
$374,000,000 at $9,798,000,000 and investments $162,000,higher at $17,120,000,000.
Loans to commerce, in¬
dustry and agriculture increased $203,000,000 to a total of
$5,420,000,000, and the week ended March 26 represented
the twenty-sixth consecutive week in which the commercial
loan total had increased.
Treasury bills increased $127,000
000,000 to $864,000,000.
Treasury notes and bonds, re¬
flecting the refunding operation, were $212,000,000 lower and
$248,000,000 higher, respectively.
RETURNS
more
of the
Reserve credit in
101
Call loans on Stock Exchange:
attended
On March 26
a new
March 8
has
outside
while
IX
IX
IX
IX
Mar.
Mar.
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
1 Vi
1 Vi
Mar.
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
11—
Mar.
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
10..
Mar.
IX
,
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
IX
IX
IX
which
000.
Sun day
1 Vi
Continuing the expansion in the use of currency
the quickening in business activity,
circulation rose $117,000,000 to a record high of $8,842,000,circulation.
Government guaranteed
securities declined $9,000,000, but other securities were up
$8,000,000 at $3,786 000,000. Demand deposits—adjusted
$102,000,000 to a total of $23,259,000,000.
Reporting New York Citv banks' loans to brokers and
dealers in securities—the so-called brokers' loans—increased
rose
$59,000,000, largely in response to inventory building by
Government security dealers, to a total of $391,000,000.
The monthly report of member borrowing issued
by the
New York Stock Exchange showed a total of $412,915,806
loans outstanding as of March 31, which compares with
$402,803,380 on Feb. 28, and $413,072,134 on Jan. 31.
Com¬
parisons with previous reports of the Exchange cannot be
made, as the basis of the calculation was revised with the
MONTHLY REVIEW
18
publication of the January figures.
The nature of the
embraces both types of loans included and geo¬
graphical area covered.
For instance, commodity loans of
Stock Exchange members now are carried in the total and
change
figure now includes member borrowing throughout the
the
country, whereas formerly it represented only
New York
EXCHANGE IN MARCH
OF STERLING
COURSE
New York during March
The foreign exchange market in
was
several
of
trends
the
of
continuation
a
borrowing in
City.
preceding
of 1940.
Fluctuations in the
free market were unimportant. The slight turnover was the
result of the various legal obstructions to capital move¬
and
here
and
abroad
of
also
the greatly
increased
tendency of imports and exports to be invoiced in terms of
dollars rather than in foreign currencies, a characteristic
beginning of the war.
of the market ever since the
Throughout the month,
since the adoption of official
as
pound at the outset of hostilities, the London
authorities and all countries allied to sterling continued to
rates for the
sterling and to increase their dollar resources.
conserve
British
held
authorities
firmly
their
to
plans
in
The
mid-March
In
of
Bank
England
£616,904,239
volve the
The
free
the
for
range
held
pound
close
to
London's
official rates,
and sellers found themselves obliged to keep
to lower prices, as no advantage could accrue to buyers
since registered sterling was always available at the official
selling rate of $4.03%.
For the most part the official rates
had prevailed for several months previous.
The unofficial
rate for free sterling, at which some dealings continued to
take place, ruled within the narrow range of $4.03% and
$4.04.
Throughout
the
rate continued at
and
month the Bank of England's official
$4.02% buying and $4.03% selling.
Other
official rates quoted by the Bank of England continued as
follows:
Canada, 4.43-4.47
(Canadian official 90.09c. @
pressure
on
the
British
financial
Bank
Dec. 25
December
end of
the
on
circulation
conditions
statement
with
circulation increased steadily
levels, though the record high
note
at high
was
£611,484,000,
of foreign exchange.
use
the
least for war material purchases.
strict control
by entering agreements whereby all payments
"special," "registered," or "sterling area" ac¬
counts.
All payments involving trade with the sterling area
continued to be financed with sterling, and so did not in¬
in
position was indicated by the announcement from Wash¬
ington that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, acting
through its Defense Plant Corporation and the Army, will
take over about $350,000,000 of British investments in de¬
fense plants here or of down payments made on war orders.
It was explained that the British will continue to pay as
long as they have dollars or gold with which to pay.
The
passage of the lease-lend law on March 11 was expected to
relieve some of the British necessity for dollar exchange, at
several
to
nationals
bacco Co.
March
made
British
controlled by British parent
concerns, as for instance by the sale of Viscose Corp. inter¬
ests, large blocks of Borg-Warner common stock, and of
42,000 shares of British-owned United Gas Cbrp. preferred
stock, and all British holdings of Electric Bond & Share Co.,
while plans were under way to dispose of British interests
in
the American subsidiary of the ' British-American To¬
countries to keep a large part of British foreign trade under
are
of
investments
direct
sell
to
made
best
was
American companies owned or
months since the last quarter
ments
London
in
The urgent need for dollar exchange
exemplified in March by the efforts
122 issues.
totaling
March
steadily from
holiday.
The
bank
26 shows note circulation
£543,105,742
corresponding
the
on
Under peace-time
declined
with
compared
£481,986,595
have
until the August
of
as
not reached.
was
would
in
of
a
year
date
ago,
two
of
and
years
earlier.
London
March,
market rates continued low
had been the case for more than a
money
throughout
Call
against bills was generally available at %%, except
few days of squeeze, when the rate went to 1% and
as
year.
money
on
a
Throughout the month two- and three-months' bills
1%%.
1
1/32%; four-months' bills, 1 3/32%, and six-months'
bills, 1%%, all unchanged from February.
were
Canadian
and at
exchange
February.
tween
In
a
during March was generally steady,
on Montreal go as low as in
funds ranged during the month be¬
time did the discount
no
Montreal
discount of
commenting
15%% and
discount of 14%,%.
a
the foreign exchange situation during
on
90.91c. per United States dollar) ; Australia, 3.2150-3.2280;
New Zealand, 3.2280-3.2442.
American commercial bank
March the Federal
rates for
"Monthly Review" for April 1:
official sterling continued at 4.02 buying and 4.04
previous
many
months,
exchange
was
not
quoted in London
on Germany, Italy, or the invaded Euro¬
In New York, as during previous months,
countries.
exchange
tries,
not
was
nor
of New
quoted
on
the invaded
European
coun¬
Greece,' but in a nominal market German
were quoted 40.00,
while registered marks
on
official
marks
ranged
between
13.95
and
14.80.
Italian
lire
were
held
'freezing'
and
regulations
to
all
cover
of
those
the
currencies
still
traded
in
of
these
countries
The discount
the Cuban
on
currency,
reflected several
officials to take such action.
chase
in
would represent about one-half this
States
Yugoslavia
by
blocked
were
by official
Treasury's
Hungarian,
from
the
list
of
the principal foreign exchange
development of the past month was provided by the Cuban
peso,
which appreciated substantially against the dollar.
bility that the United States would freeze all foreign assets
held in banks here, regardless of the country of origin.
The idea of freezing all foreign assets in the United States
is in accord with the puri>oses of the London
authorities,
who have
for months,
it is believed, urged Washington
the* United
its
here,
much
During March the assets held
nationals of Bulgaria, Hungary
Bulgarian,
said in
Yugoslavian property in this country and the elimina¬
tion
pegged in New York at 5.05 in nominal trading.
As ever since early in January, the calculations of bankers
interested in foreign exchange were affected by the proba¬
and
York
"Aside from the extension during March of the
selling.
As during
pean
Reserve Bank
after having been
as
7%% during the latter part of February, narrowed
steadily to 3%% on March 28, the smallest discount on the
peso since May, 1939.
This improvement appears to have
as
port-Import
factors
Bank
seasonal strength
siderable stimulus
by
Treasury orders.
of
including expectations of
an
Ex¬
finance the sugar surplus and
associated with the export of sugar. Con¬
was
to
offered toward the end of the month
the British
that
reports
loan
negotiating for the pur¬
sugar.
The amount
were
200,090 tons of Cuban
raw
year's estimated surplus.
"Tliefree rate for the Argentine peso, which had declined
$0.2345 at the end of February as the result of new
Other nations whose assets have been officially blocked as a
to
of occupation by Germany or Russia are,
Poland,
Denmark, Norway, France, The Netherlands, Luxemburg,
Belgium, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
During March the great financial pressure on London and
Argentine exchange regulations limiting the scope of the
free market, continued to decline
sharply during the early
result
its
dire
for
need
dollar
exchange became increasingly evi¬
dent.
This was seen especially in the eagerness with which
Great Britain sought to liquidate the dollar securities of
its nationals in the United
It
where.
was
also
seen
States, India, Canada, and else¬
in its severe shipping losses, re¬
tarding foreign trade.
part of the past month, touching a five-month low of $0.2295
on
March 5.
Some renewed demand
subsequently became
however, and the free rate for the peso held at
$0.2315 throughout the second half of the month. On
evident,
about
March 7 the first auction of foreign
exchange available for
'non-essential' imports into
Aires under the
new
Argentina
was
exchange regulations.
held
in
Buenos
Average bids of
4.521 and 4.714 pesos to the dollar
(equivalent to $0.2212 and
$0.2121
General business in Great Britain was adversely affected
by the rise in prices, increase in wages in many skilled
lines, and in the general shortage of labor.
According to
the British Board of Trade
index, published early in March,
British wholesale prices in January were 0.5%
higher than
apparently divided into two categories according to the
degree of desirability of the imports involved.
These rates
compared with official selling rates for foreign exchange,
in
applicable
December
materials.
because
of
the
increased
Since the outbreak of the
price
war
of
industrial
the general index
per
peso,
resi>ectively)
were
reported for
the
tenders; the dollar exchange for which tenders were invited
was
and
had risen at the end of
January by 52.5%, food prices hav¬
ing advanced60% and industrial materials 48.5%.
In
March
it
shown
t
to
$0.2365
'essential'
imports,
corresponding
to
$0.2680
per peso.
"Among the Far Eastern currencies,
National Chinese yuan showed
an
the
Shanghai
or
easier tendency through¬
out the
the beginning of the war the British
Treasury has leaned
heavily on short-term borrowing to finance the war effort.
month, receding from 5%c. to about 5%c.
of the gold movement at the Port of New
York
during March were outlined as follows in the "Monthly
Review" of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York for
In
April 1:
Great Britain
addition
was
on
to
that
the
total
Feb. 22 amounted to
its
floating debt of
£2,734,905,000.
Since
bill
throughout the period
issues, the Treasury employed
the device of inviting deposits each
week from the
Details
"March imports of gold into the United States
were
some¬
what
banks, to be left with the Treasury for six
months.
These are known as the short-term bank
deposit
borrowings.
In this way the needed funds have been ob¬
larger than in the previous month, and the increase
in the gold stock was about
$135,000,000.
Gold held under
earmark for foreign account at the Federal
Reserve banks
tained
at
placed
on
month amounted to
approximately $1,905,000,000, unchanged from the figure at the end of February.
"For the four weeks ended March
19, the Department of
Commerce reported the receipt of $192,300,000 of
gold in the
following principal amounts: $160,800,000 from Canada,
$11,200,000
from
Russia,
$6,700,000
from
Australia,
$3,600,000 from the Philippines, and $2,700,000 from South
that
much
less
new
bond
since
Great
cost
than
issues.
if
It
the
was
chief
reliance
estimated
in
were
March
Britain
entered the war the Treasury's
financing had increased to the equivalent of
nearly $5,000,000,000, which was more than the amounts
raised through bond offerings.
short-term
It
was
announced in mid-March that the
special agent for
Treasury in charge of sale of securities in the
New York market had disposed of British-owned securities
the British
at the end of the
Africa."
(Continued
on
page
111)
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
MARCH 1941
RANGE OF BOND PRICES DURING
1940
$214,382,000
569,016,000
March
Jan. 1 to March 31
1941
Stock Sales
1941
$135,239,000
400,540,000
Bond Sales
Shares_
March
Jan. 1 to March 31
1940
-
16,270,36s
45,731,78s
10,124,024
32,406,179
disregarded la ttae month's range unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in the month la walch they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing the
NOTICE -—Casta and deferred delivery sale? are
range
for the year.
19 to 40 furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
the range since Jan. 1. They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory.
The tables
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
The italic letters n 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
The tables
on
pa?es
March, 1941, and
at a
are
price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds
This method of quoting bonds became effective Jan. 2, 1909.
Quotations after
or more 32ds of a point.
interest is in default.
sent
one
and bonds on which
decimal point
repre¬
I
Sales in
March
N. 7. STOCK
Value
§t
4,000
BONDS
1947-1952
March 1
1941
Bid
U S GOVERMENT
Ask
Bid
March
Ask Bid
Ask
i~666
Y.666
119 J>
1944-1954
J
D
113.23 113.28
112.16 Sale
1946-1956
M
S
115.19 115.24
113.15 113.21 113.7
..1941-1943
Treasury 3Hs
Registered
M
S
101.23 101.29
110.1
Sale
Mar. 29
119.4
107~4
Sale"
112.9
Sale
Mar.
14'll9.10
Mar. 14
119.10
Mar. 14 119.10
112.9
Mar. 31112.17
Mar.
8
112.8
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 14 113.12
Mar. 14
113.4
Feb.
Mar.
113.12 113.12
32",000
1,000
1943 1947
Treasury 3 Hs
D
107.24 Sale
106.26 106.30 106.29
*106.29
Registered
1941
F
A
102.18 Sale
.......1943-1945
A
O
108.5
Sale
108.4
O
109.6
Sale
109.4
24",000
Treasury 3 ^*8
Registered
1,000
19,000 Treasury 3)*s
Registered
101.31 102.3
101.24 101.28 101.21
Sale
A
1944-1946
1946 1949
J
1949 1952
Treasury 3**s
Treasury 2Hs.
Registered
1,000
129,000 Treasury 2Mb
Registered
5,000
107.11 107.13 107.8
107.12 107.7
J
D
112.12 Sale
Sale
116722 Sale" IIo7io rib". 15
d
114.17 114.24
111.30 112.2
15 101.22
Jan.
2
Mar.
1
106.26
Feb.
18 107.25
Jan.
3
3*106.29 Mar.
101.21
Mar. 25 102.18
Jan.
2
Mar. 25 101.25
Mar.
3
7
Mar. 11 107.10
Mar.
3
107.2
Feb.
108.6
Jan.
4
2
Mar.
Mar.
7 107.6
Mar.
7
107.6
Mar.
108.4
Jan.
108.6
Mar.
4 108.9
Mar. 11
108.1
Feb.
109.9
Jan.
Jan.
109.4
Jan.
2
110.11
Feb.
112.12
Jan.
10
Feb.
110.25
Feb.
24
114.9
Jan.
3
Jan.
10
110.11
Mar. 27 110.22
Mar.
1
113.12
Jan.
Mar. 10
109.24
Feb.
112.20 112.25
109.25 109.28 109.25
Mar. 20 110.4
D
112
112.6
110.3
M
5
113
Sale
110.24 110.29 111.18 111.23 110.22
Mar.
3 111.31
Mar. 19
110.4
Feb.
18 113.2
Jan.
2
1955 1960
M
8
111.9
Sale
109
108.15
Mar.
4 110.16
Mar. 17
107.14
Feb.
15 111.9
Jan.
2
109.24
Mar. 26 109.24
Mar. 26
109.20
Jan.
8 110.14
Jan.
2
1945 1947
M
S
108.4
Mar. 25 108.14
Mar.
108
Feb.
17 109.24
Jan.
2
108.5
Mar. 28 108.5
Mar. 28
108.5
Mar. 28 108.15
Feb.
5
107.27
Feb.
17 110.9
Jan.
3
107.2
Feb.
18 109.31
Jan.
2
110.9
.......
Sale
109.26 Sale
110.14 Sale
109.22 Sale
108.14 Sale
108.5
Sale
1
—
1948-1951
m
1951-1954
J
M
8
108.12 108.25 108.30 108.4
Mar.
5 108.4
Mar.
5
110.27 111.1
108.6
109.31 Sale
107.31 Sale
108.18 108.22 107.22
Mar.
3jl08.31 Mar. 19
109.7
Jan.
18 109.7
Jan.
18
116722
Sale
108 "e"
Sale
109"2"
l"09".6"
Mar.
1 109.23
Mar. 19
107.1
Feb.
19 110.22
Jan.
2
108.9
109.14 109.17 107.27
Mar.
4 110
Mar." 17
106.31
Feb.
15 110
Mar. 17
109.20 Sale
Mar.
3 110.5
Mar."
107.8"
Feb.
19 110.17
Jan.
2
107.30"
Feb.
24
108.14 Jan.
23
109.22 Jan.
Treasury 2 4*8
Registered
1956-1959
133"; 000
Treasury 24*8
.....1958-1963
J
D
110.6
110.10
108.4
139",000
Registered.
Treasury 2 4*8
Registered..
..1960-1965
J
D
11676
Sale
108 A3 Sale
J
d
109.6
109.12
107.24 107.29 107.23 107.28
S
110.6
110.12
107.25 107.30 108.5
-
D
S
108.6
-
108.1
17
—
1945
Treasury 2 4*8
.L
Registered
1948
1949-1953
Treasury 2t*s
70,000 Treasury 2......
107.16
d
107.26 Sale
105.26 Sale
108.9
106.17 106.22 105.18
Mar.
3 106.26
Mar. 17
8,000 Treasury 2V*s
8,000 Treasury 2Hs_
48,000 Treasury 24*s...........
31,000 Treasury 24*8
3,000
Registered
....
1950-1952
1952-1954
1951-1953
1954-1956
M
M
S
108.5
108.12
105.31 Sale
D
105.30 106.3
104
J
D
105.30 106.3
103.30 104.3
104.5
14
Feb.
15 107.30
Jan.
2
Jan.
4 107.22
Jan.
4
Jan.
6
9
Mar
106.27
105.4
Feb.
107.23
102.8
Mar
102.8
Mar.
102.8
Mar.
102.8
Mar. 31
104.13 104.16 104.4
Mar
104.25
Mar.
103.5
Feb.
105.14
Jan.
4
104.17 104.19 103.25
6
106.25 106.30 105.25
102.8
8
J
Feb.
105.2
107.22
M
j
Registered
Sale
Mar.
Mar
104.30
Mar.
103.5
Feb.
105.9
Jan.
104.6
Mar,
104.23
Mar.
103.16
Feb.
104.23
Mar. 11
Mar 15 1948-1950
101,000 Treasury 2s
1953-1955
33,000 Treasury 2s
j
r>
107
Mar.
104.28
Feb.
106.28
Jan.
J
d
106.7
3
M
2
/
107.5
105.2
105.8
105.3
105.6
105.8
Mar
105.8
Sale
104.7
104.10 101.5
101.8
104.16
Mar,
104.25
Mar.
104.12
Feb.
106.7
Jan.
104.1
1947
Dec 15 1948-1950
1,000 Treasury 2s..
2,000 Treasury 2s
5,000
Registered....
Mar,
104.1
Mar.
104.1
Mar.
104.1
Mar.
100.24
Mar
101.5
Mar.
100.24
Mar. 20 101.5
Mar. 15
Mar,
102.25
Mar.
101.24
Feb.
15 103.15
Jah.
Jan.
101.5
S
D
101.8
103.30 104.3
102.8
102.14 102.17 102.22 102.6
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp—
1944 1964
1944-1949
108.14 108.18
107.3
107.6
107.1
107.5
107
Mar,
107.2
Mar. 22
106.26
Feb.
17 107.28
M N
107.30 Sale
107.2
107 5
107.2
107.6
106.29
Mar,
107.1
Mar. 20
106.28
Feb.
13 108
38
1942-1947
J
103
103.5
102.19 102.23 102.17 102.20 el02.21 Mar.
102.22
Mar. 24
102.18
Feb.
18 103.3
Jan.
24*s
1942-1947
M
8
103
103.5
102.19 102.23 102.15 Sale
1944-1952
M
N
1942-1944
1945-1947
J
j
103.3
103.7
102.20 102.22 102.18 Sale
j
D
103.2
Sale
102.1
102.3
101.31 102.2
D
103
Sale
100 x
Sale
101x
23 x
Sale
Sale
23 x
25
25
23x Mar.
23x Mar.
1
23 x
24
1
23x Mar.
1
24 x Mar. 28
40
Mar.
1
23
5
16
Jan.
j
5,000
3^*8
4,000
3s
M
8
Registered
~
102.15
Mar. 31
102.15
Mar. 31 103
Jan.
Mar. 12 106.25
Mar. 17
106.17
Feb.
15 107.26
Jan.
106.22
Feb.
18 106.?-
Feb.
18
el02.17 Mar.
102.21
Mar. 10
102.17
Mar. 17 103
Jan.
30
101.30
101.31
Mar. 26
101.29
Feb.
Jan.
2
102.15
Mar.
Home Owners Mortgage Corp—
3s Series A
Registered.
2 4*s Series
I
G
4*s series M
NEW
107.26 Sale
106.25 106.27 106.22 106.24 106.17
Mar.
3% corporate stock
1980 J
FOREIGN GOVT & MUNICIPALS
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Colombia)
iGtd sink fund 6s..
1947
7,000
iGtd sink fund 6s
1948
10,000
2,000 Akershus (Kingdof Norway) 4s_1968
5,000 iAntioquIa (Dept of) Col 7« A..1945
^External s f 7s series B
1945
11,000
^External s f 7s series C
-..1945
3,000
^External s f 7s series D
1945
13,000
kit 1st series
.1957
17,000
i7« 2d series
1957
16,000
47s 3d series
1957
22,000
1958
11,000 Antwerp (City( extl loan 5s
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
8 f external 4 4*s
1948
126,000
122,000
Sinking fund external 4 4*s
1971
** f external conv loan 4s.Feb 1972
342,000
8 f external conv loan 4s.. Apr 1972
143.000
For footnotes
17 103.2
2
YORK CITY
Transit Unification Issue—
1,327,000
18 111.21
6
J
28~66o
7,000
4
Jan.
Mar. 20 107.4
Registered.
25",666
Jan.
109.4
108.14 108.6
Treasury 24*8
Registered
11,000
6
1 101.24
100.1
107.6
108.8
73~6OO
4,000
21
Jan.
1951-1955
1,000 Treasury 24*8
3~OO6
Jan.
1
Registered
Treasury 3s........
Registered.
277",000
11
lit
1946-1948
18,000 Treasury 3s......
62~666
3
4
Mar.
Registered
Treasury 3^8
Registered
Jan.
Mar. 14
Jan.
1
110.25
....
...
17 11?
1 100.1
Mar.
Sale
2,000 Treasury 3)*s
Registered.
lo'.ooo
J
Feb.
101.19
100.1
101.22 Sale
-
—
Sale Prices
15 121.26
7 119.20
Registered.
"
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar.
112.6
121.23 121.28
rreasury 3^*8
Highest
119.10
O
Registered
~
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
119.12 119.19 119.25 119.8
A
*
Lowest
31
Registered
69,000 Treasury 4s...
1
Jan. 2,
EXCHANGE
17,000 Treasury 4^s
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
sea page
30.
P
A
22
A
O
22 x
21
M S
J
J
J
J
J
A
A
8x
8X
71
31
Sale
29x
Sale
Sale
sx
7%
7%
7Vs
15x
O
O
A
8
8'
J
O
J
23 x
23
8
D
Sale
8x
sx
sx
sx
7x
"7 5*
17
78
sox
67 x
8ix
M N
Sale
68x
r
a
64
Sale
60
A
O
64
62 x
62 x
65x
60
8X Sale
7%
8X
7%
7 6,
sx
75* Sale
7 X Sale
7X Sale
16x
79x
67x
MN
Sale
79x
66 X Sale
61X Sale
605* Sale
100X Mar.
1 102x Mar. 19
100
23
Jan.
24
Jan.
2
Mar.
1
8
Mar. 10
8X Mar. 27
8
Mar.
8X Mar. 17
8
8
Mar. 14
8
Mar. 11
23
?&
■il"
4
Mar. 14
Mar.
8
Mar. 10
Mar.
5
78x Mar. 25
66 x Mar. 24
59X Mar. 8
59Mar.
8
1
17103X Jan.
22
23
8
Mar.
Feb.
8
Mar. 10
Mar.
4
Feb. 26
Mar. 14
8X
8X
7 H
7 X
7X
16H
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12
27
31
25
17
28
81
Mar.
3
78
685* Mar.
61x Mar.
61x Mar.
7
7
3
65
Jan. 31
58 x Feb. 14
8
7 x Mar. 14
7X Mar.
8
7x Mar. 10
14
Mar.
5
Jan.
58X Feb.
31
14
24
Feb.
<n
25
24 x Mar.
23
Mar.
28
9x Jan.
9X Jan.
10
10
1
9
Feb.
6
9X
8X
8X
8x
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
14
9
13
24
17
Feb. 27
13
13
645* Jan. _13
82 x
705* Jan.
64 x Jan.
20
N.
Sales in
Y. STOCK
So j
March
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Price
Jan. 2,
is
$
FOREIGN GOVT (Continued)—
259,000 Australia 5s of 1925
—1955
129,000
Ext rnalloan 5s of 1927
1957
227,000
External g 44s of 1928—...1956
9.000 aAust ian Govt s f 7s
1957
2.000 ABavaia (Free State) ext 64S—1945
EXCHANGE—BONDS
PRICES IN MARCH
1941
Bid
March 1
Ask
,
Bid
March 31
Ask Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
1
Ask
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
J J
MS
544
Sale
594
604 Sale
584 Mar.
54
Sale
58
60
60
584 Mar. 11
MN
48
Sale
49
51
514 Sale
64 Sale
484 Mar.
4
Mar.
8
12
194 Mar.
5
J
7
J
6
84
244
F A
26
Sale
94
25
.....
Sale
6
20
Lowest
4
604
604
514
64
Mar. 31
Sale Prices
534 Jan.
Mar,
534 Jan.
7
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
194 Mar. 5
47
58,000 Belgi
25-yr external 64»—— 1949
With declaration
External s f 6s
With declaration
External sf 78
With declaration
92*056
8,000
17,000
io'.ooo
m
ABerl
n
_
62
70
404
58
Sale
49
J
40
——1955*7 D
41
50
A
O
25
26
22
J
D
25
27
23
78
70
804
72
Mar.
6
Mar. 28
83
1
79
181*666 ABrazil (U S of) external 8s—..1941 J D
280,000
AExtl s f g 6 4s of 1926
1957 A O
177,000
AExtl s f 6 Ha of 1927
1957 A O
100,000
ACent Ry 36-year g 7s
1952 J D
29,000 Brls ane (City) s f 5s
1957:Af S
4,000
Sinking fund gold 5s
1958 F A
10,000
26-year s f 6s
———1950 *7 D
13,000 ABudapest (City of) 6s
1962 *7 D
Buenos Aires (Province of)—
.....196l'Af S
a6-stamped
172,000
Readjustment 44-44s—_—1977
24.000
Refunding s f 4 4-4 4s—-1976
41,000
Ex 1 readjust
44s-49^s———1976
73,000
Ex lsf44-44 S bonds...—-1975
20,000
3 %s external s f $ bonds...... 1984
Bu garia (Kingdom of)—
17,000
4Secured s f 7s
1967
3,000
AStabilization loan 7 4s..——1968
122,000 Canada (Domin'on) gold4s.....I960 A
2,000
4s registered
I960
30-year gold 5s
1952
16-year 2 4s
Aug 15 1945
25-year 3 4s——
—1961
7-year 2 4s
1944
463,000
135.000
45,000
40,000
75,000
15,000
T.ooo
18
Sale
19
Sale
164
164
Mar. 15
54
214 Mar.
6
18
Mar. 10
264 Jan.
9
3
19
8
3
13
Jan.
Mar.
26
19
26
19
264 Jan.
7
26
8
7
16
6
6
17
8
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
26
Jan.
174 Jan.
154 Jan.
15 4 Jan.
f 8s
....
49
38
44
74
914 Sale
93»/8
79 4
79 h
1954
184 Feb. 26
1
64
Mar.
Mar.
3
57
65
3
Jan.
6
1
614 Jan. 25
Jan.
2
7
6
Jan.
30
65
6
Mar.
54 Mar. 26
7
Mar. 12
Feb.
7
51
Jan.
52
Jan.
3
7
524 Jan.
15
Sale
57
62
Sale
61
6
74
5
50
51
51
314
344
474
494 Sale
Sale
37
48
i960
494
524
454 Mar. II
454 Mar. 12
Mar. 11
46
984
90
Sale
Mar. 21
814 Sale
93
934
794
844
94 4
814
814
94
784
7ii
Sale
89
Mar.
Mar.
974 Mar.
824
79
Mar.
20
124
104
124
9
94
104
Sale
9
104
9
11
104
Mar.
9
Sale
9
94
104
94
11
124
104
10
MN
*15
M 5
M S
114
104
114
84
11
84
9
Sale
84
J D
M S
J
O
J
32 4
32 4
A
O
23 4
104
94
214
234
234
6
3
8
15
104
174
Mar. 18
9
5
J
J
1951 MiV
Mar. 21
11
6,00" Cuba Rep of) 5s of 1904
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
-—1944
M S
1949 F
4,000
3,000
895,0 0
29,000
16,000
A
4Ms external I oan
1949
44s external debt
1977
30-year s f 54s..
1953
APublic Works 54s—June 30 1945
1,000 ACzechosIovak (Rep of) extl 8s..1951
95,600
96
Sale
Sale
102
With declaration
External g 54s
...
1955 F A
With declaration
External g 4 4s
_
With declaration
-.1962 A
O
.....
19,000 Dominican Republic s f 54s
1942
6,000
*Alstser 54sof 1926
1940
3,000
* A2d series sinking fund 6 4s—1940
72,060
Customs Adm 54s 2d series.. 1961
8,000
53^8 1st series
1969
2,000
54b 2d series
1969
1.000 ^Dresden (City) ext s f7s
1945
El Salvador (Rep) 1st s f 8s A... 1948
^Certificate!* or deposit
;
lEstonia (Repub ic) 7s
...1967
13,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6s
1945
1,000 iFrankfort (City of) s f 64s—-1953
4.000
M S
A
O
A
O
M 5
A O
A
O
MN
J
294 Sale
334 Sale
254 30
31
Sale
194 Mar.
5
234
80
M S
Sale
5
25
244 Jan. 27
214 Mar. 20
74
Jan.
7
4s stamped..1941 *7
With declaration..
74s unstamped.
Externals f 7sstamped..
54,000
1,000
11 000
Sale
103
Mar.
45
46
55
41
404 Mar.
464 Mar. 28
474 Mar. 27
44
47
39
Mar.
44
46
Sale
40
Mar.
46
52
Mar. 18
544 Mar.
524 Mar. 17
524 Mar. 19
524
524
54
54
5,666
_
—
-
•
-
7s unstamped
1965 *7 D
1965
*5Ms stpd (Canadian holder).1965
179 000 AGerman Republic 7s stamped..1949 A O
30,000
47s unstamped
1949
German Prov & Communal Bks—
1 000
A(Cons Agric L'n) 6Ha
ser
AGreek Govt secured 7s
12*666
a7s part paid
AS f secured 6s..
36,666
46s part paid
37.^00 tHaiti (Rep or) 6s series A
aH am burg (State) 6s
...
A. 1958 J
D
1964 MiV
94
Sale
6
Sale
114
64
25!
904
95
904
70
81
84
80
Sale
89
-III
944
.....
Sale
—
1.660
124 Sale
74
11
14
6
93
9
54
7
24
94
12
10
Sale
6
Sale
84
1952 A
1946 A
654
24 4
J
20
9
494
58
25
O
68
27
31
Jan.
46
Mar. 28
52
52 j
Mar. 18
57
58
Jan.
Jan.
9
Mar. 17
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
Mar. 21
58
Jan.
56 4 Jan.
59 4 Jan.
18
Mar. 17
Mar. 13
594 Jan.
27
Jan.
523
52!
16
84 Mar. 27
8
Mar.
4
92
84
614
28
52
Jan.
54
29
514 Mar. 19
21
Mar.
6
50
15
404
574
47
57
514 Feb.
27
Jan.
Jan.
264 Jan.
Jan.
3
2
11
8
3
Mar. 14
974 Mar. 17
84
Jan.
22
Mar. 25
Mar.
1
84
Mar. 25
694 Jan.
14
84
81
89
Mar. 31
63
6
89
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar.
67
Mar.
67
Mar.
84
6
94
Mar. 14
Jan.
6
644 Feb. 11
74 Mar. 18
54 Mar. 19
94 Mar. 25
64 Mar. 5
74 Mar. 18
54 Mar. 19
104 Mar. 19
7
Mar. 19
144 Mar. 25
84 Mar. 24
104 Feb.
64 Jan.
15
Mar. 22
15
15
Mar. 22
11
9
Mar. 22
124 Mar. 28
94 Feb. 27
124
45
25
39
Mar.
3
Mar. 22
9
58
Mar. 19
Mar.
5
8
39
Mar.
57
7
494 Mar.
7
974 Mar. 17
94 Jan.
7
Feb.
6
4
17
14 4 Mar. 25
84 Mar. 24
264 Jan.
8
124 Mar. 28
3
10
Jan.
66
Jan.
3
224 Jan.
30
Jan.
30
3
26
494 Mar.
94
Mar. 22
224 Jan.
27
47
8
84 Mar. 27
Jan. 22
Mar. 22
26)
733
26
27
8
23
17
14
Mar. 28
Mar.
3
8
O
O
Mar. 29
464 Mar. 28
47 4 Mar. 27
Mar. 29
44
3
Mar. 22
Jan.
1
5
23
444 Mar. 29
Mar. 24
3
15
9
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
5
10
2
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
314
384
294
334
274
16
8
Feb. 25
Mar. 18
Mar. 21
Mar.
7
1034 Mar.
754 Jan.
84 Jan.
53
53
Mar. 13
114 Mar. 21
A
Jan.
12
....1968
AHeidelberg (City) extls f 74s~1950 J
Uelslngfors (City) ext 64«—..I960 A
For footnotes see page 30.
8
1964
...1968 F
73
Feb. 28
67
70
Sale
7
84
Sale
11
With declaration
——
124
74
544 Mar. 31
Jan.
Jan.
524 Mar. 21
524 Mar. 17
Mar. 20
51
164
664
1949
96
103
100
53
494 Mar.
101
234 Jan. 28
23 4 Feb.
6
23 4 Feb. 25
254 Feb. 26
18
103
Feb.
22
504
GermaD Gov't International—
A35-year 5 Hs stamped...
a54s unstamped
3
22
Jan.
62]
With declaration
294.000
25.000
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Jan.
101
16
12
7
101
524 Mar. 17
544 Mar. 3
94
694
Mar. 29
42
53 4
674
60
72
9
54
53
D
Mar. 21
Mar. 20
444 Mar. 29
58
1941
1949 J
514 Mar. 31
1034 Mar. 1
Mar.
27
Sale
100
Mar. 21
Mar.
7
Mar.
56
73 4
Mar.
Mar. 3
Mar. 18
40
244
D
Mar.
494 Mar.
52
6
Jan.
164 Jan.
103
54
15
18
164 Mar.
1024 Mar.
67
60
4
Jan.
214 Mar. 20
40
90
34 4 Mar. 14
34 4 Mar. 14
8
Jan.
Jan.
214 Mar. 20
734 Mar. 6
43
21
2
15
Janl"*9
18
9#—
24
264
Mar.
42
50
104 Jan.
5
Jan.
52 4
494
24 4
5
194 Mar.
Jan.
25
23
Mar.
124
28
Mar. 31
Mar.
4
5
214 Mar. 27
214 Mar. 20
724 Mar. 10
10
75313^
6
Feb.
75
10
8
28
Mar. 21
Jan. 16
Jan. 15
Jan. 16
Mar. 25
Jan. 20
Mar. 24
234 Mar.*20
244 Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Jan.
104 Jan.
11
'234 Mar."26
73
53
15
344 Mar. 14
344 Mar. 14
234 Mar. 21
Mar.
60
56
Jan.
314 Mar. 6
314 Mar. 7
234 Mar. 21
100
With declaration
7,666 French Republic 7
184
214 Mar.
103
53
3
7
107
444
Mar.
Feb.
58
J
MN
18
Feb. 21
94 Mar. 26
56 4
94
334
90
26 4
17
Feb.
104
53
74
Jan.
16
15
--
53 4
53
59
19
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Mar. 13
Jan.
17
Mar. 28
Jan. 20
Mar. 25
Jan. 17
9
Feb.
12
9
574
60
Jan.
Jan.
124 Mar. 26
19
55
524
544 Sale
55
524
52
56
56
55
56
28
Mar. 28
Jan.
—
*434
Jan.
Mar. 24
103
44
ASink fund 8s series B
..1952
Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s. 1942
50,000
32,000
23,000
49.000
32,000
5
94 Mar. 15
84 Mar. 12
1034 Sale
74 4
94
Mar.
12
114 Mar. 20
12
27
103
75
10
Mar. 25
25
Feb.
1024
994
514 Sale
84
84
404
4
104
994
1024
984 100
51
504
73
Jan.
2
22
23 4 Mar.
53
100
25
Jan.
Feb.
234 Mar. 27
1024
9
14
Mar. 24
124 Mar. 27
114 Jan. 21
124 Mar. 28
Feb. 17
Mar.
6
Feb. 15
Mar.
8
Feb. 25
104 Mar. 25
11
Jan.
28
24
20
25
26
25
Jan.
Sale
100
Mar. 24
Feb. 10
Feb. 24
Jan.
Sale
17
103
264 Jan.
104 Mar. 25
114 Mar. 25
104 Mar. 28
24
744
8
3
Mar. 20
84 Mar. 4
114 Mar. 24
84 Mar. 8
25
23
184
10
20
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
24
25
20
24
74
11
Jan.
264 Jan.
Feb.
25
18
7
104 Mar. 28
224
72 4
Mar.
Mar. 20
Mar. 28
824 Mar. 20
824 Mar. 20
Mar. 28
Mar. 24
84 Mar. 10
23
184
7
28
214
77
124
114
114
114
124
114
124
114
124
114
11
214
164
1014
764 Feb. 15
764 Feb. 18
Mar. 24
Mar. 27
Mar. 24
13
184
72
Mar.
Mar. 20
Mar. 8
Mar. 4
Mar. 3
/
12,000 AOosta Rica (Rep of) 7s_.
Mar. 20
Mar.
6
Mar. 24
Mar.
6
114
94
94
84
19*4
MN
Mar. 17
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
924 Mar. 20
Mar. 17
92
Feb. 21 1004
89
Feb. 26
93 4
794 Feb. 18 86
92
6
Jan.
954
Jan.
34
Sale
34
Sale
234
25
23 4
25
23 4
25
—
884 Feb. 18
Mar. 21
22
33
33
244
244
244
o
Mar.
114
104
104
94
64
104 Mar.
84 Mar.
84 Mar.
104 Mar.
104 Sale
114
124
104 Sale
84
Mar.
114
11
10
ith
11H
Mar.
11
114
13
7
23
97
Mar.
104 Mar.
9
Jan.
92
Mar. 17
4
20
20
13
94
84
94
84
94
84
94
1-7 4
Sale
O
AfN
104 Mar.
~li4
104
124
9
15
—1961 A
18
114
15
1024
12X4
104
—-
8
Mar. 24
104 Mar.
94
104
74 Feb.
7
14
"114
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
164 Mar. 28
16
104
7
16
Jan.
Mar. 15
86
9
514 Feb.
52
5
954 Mar. 28
824 Mar. 20
824 Mar. 20
Mar.
9
14
37
3
94
Sale
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 24
Mar. 20
104
10%
Mar .11
484 Mar. 11
33
Mar. 21
10
—
Sale
7
46
17
74 Mar.
804 Mar.
24
—
3
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
92
Sale
16
Mar.
5
Mar. 31
194 Feb. 11
924 Mar. 20
Mar.
14
25
48
1004 Mar. 3i
934 Mar. 31
784 Mar.
27
24
104
90
85
954
82
28
24
27
15
54 Mar. 26
64 Mar. 15
Sale
934 Sale
Feb.
524 Mar.
64
100
2
45
454 Feb. 19
37
84
924
Sale
Jan.
47 4 Mar. 31
474 Mar. 28
33
6
894 Sale
194
Sale
3
Mar.
Mar.
484 Mar. 11
74
194
_
Mar.
49
47
84
84
194
194
A
7
Mar
57
84
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
_
a6s assented
174 Mar. 3
604 Mar. 21
Jan.
1
55
Sale
1960
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s....1962
2,000
45s assented
1962
23,000
4,000 AChilean Munic Loan 7s—.—1960
a7s assented
1960
24,000
AChinese Hukuang Ry 5s
1951
*8". 600 AOologne (Germany) s f 64s—1950
Colombia (Republic of)—
a6s of 1928
Oct 1961
155.000
a6s of 1927
Jan 1961
123,000
1947
1,000 AColombia Mtge Bank 64s
ASinkingfund 7s of 1926——1946
*1*666
ASinking fund 7s of 1927
1947
.....1952
48,000 Copenhagen external 5s
With declaration....
7.000
Gold 4 4s
1953
13,000
Sith declaration
2,000
26,000 Cordoba (Prov) Argentina 7s—1942
17
4
~ Mar.
474 Sale
Sale
o0
34
1,000
a6s July coupon on
1960
AFarm loan s f 6s
22,000
Oct I960 A O
a6s Oct coupon on
2,000
1960
4.000 AChile Republic ext s f g 7s...—1942 MiV
44,000
a7sassented
1942 MiV
128,000
AExternal sinking fund g 6s—1960 A O
a6s assented
143,000
...I960
AExternal s f gold 6s
5,000
.Feb 1961
a6s assented
59,000
Feb 1961
7,000
ARy ref extl s f g 6s
Jan 1961
a6s assented
Jan 1961 J
51.000
J
4.000
AExtl s f 6s int ctfs_.—.Sept l96l M S
a6s assented
44.000
Sept 1961 M S
AExt sinking fund 6s
3,000
1962 M S
a6s assented
—1962 M S
16,000
9,000
AExternal sinking fund 6s—.1963 MN
9,000
a6s assented
1963 M N
3,000 AChile Mtge Bank of gusf 6^8-1957 *7 D
a6 4 s assented
49,000
—.—1957 *7 D
AGuar s f gold 64s
1,000
—1961 J D
35,000
a64» assented
—1961*7 D
AGuaranteed s f gold 6s—....1961 A O
32~,666
4
57
Sale
85
Sale
—1967
—1968
s
Mar. 17
164 Mar. 27
464
484
Sale
—
ACent Agric Bank (Ger) 7s
AFarm Loansf6s
8,000
July
4
3
454
454
55
484
Jan.
184 Mar.
55
49
9
58
Sale
44
74
7
Mar. 10
164 Mar.
Mar.
163
Mar.
17!
17
-
61
7
7
814 Mar. 25
844 Mar. 21
3
194 Sale
164 Sale
164 Sale
174 Sale
17
Sale
54
Jan.
43 4 Jan.
494 Jan.
Jan.
3
Mar. 28
47
Jan.
8
83
Mar. 15
814 Mar. 25
844 Mar. 21
55
Feb. 15
18
92
O
72
20
.....
Sale
Sale
8
27
26
6
3
204
Sale
57
52 4
57 4
-
30-year 3s
30-year 3s
ACaris. ad (City)
Sale
54
Jan.
5
3
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
_
154
154
164
14
13
15
4
71
.......
1958
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
484 Jan.
724 Mar. 10
___
_
1950
(Germany) s i 64s
Mar. 10
59
Feb. 14
Feb. 28
194 Mar.
_
1955 J
— —
With declaration
aE ternal sinking fund 6s
With declaration
"T.ooo
M S
Sale Prices
604
604
534
84
6
26
43 4
43 4
43 4
With declaration
1
Highest
Jan.
494 Mar.
26
Jan.
3
27
Jan.
7
494 Mar.
16
3
8
7
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
1941
1
Jan. 2,
n. y. stock exchange
FOREIGN
6,000
21
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—tfONDS
April, 1941]
GOV'T
i
Austria
AMedellin
Sale Prices
6
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
8
18
6
23
5 k Feb.
5
Jan.
16
Feb.
5
4
6
5H Feb.
45H
23 H
28 k
63 H
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
53
7
Sale
24H
13
21
5
Feb. 21
Mar. 12
18H Mar. 12
23
k Jan. 21
73
Mar. 10
28 k Mar. 24
20
Mar. 21
18
Mar. 14
37
Mar. 12
Mar.
3
65
Jan. 14
28 k Mar. 24
15
20
Mar. 21
20
23
64 k
45 k
7
Sale
29 k
Sale
30
26
36 k
20
20
64 k
Sale
Sale
60k Mar. 25
66
Mar.
3
1
60 k Feb.
44
Sale
44
Mar.
5
46
Mar.
1
43 H Feb.
7
Mar.
6
8
19H Mar.
5
Sale
Sale
71
60]
Sale
8H
28
28
64
Irrigation-^
assented
1943
iMexfco (U S) extern 5s 1899 £.1945
AAssentlng 5s of 1899.....
1945
AAasenting 4s of 1904
1954
AAssentlng 4s of 1910—
1945
5H Mar. 12
Sale
!IIII "28"'
7
64
7
70
Mar.
3
63 H Mar.
8
-5 k
4k Mar.
3
5k Sale
5H Sale
5 k Sale
5k
5k
4k Mar.
23 H Mar.
Mar. 27
19H Mar.
6
18
3k
a4Hs stamped
4k
....
3k
3H
3%
3k
28 k
-
1933
6H&1952
4k
4k
Mar. 12
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 21
Mar. 14
Jan.
Jan.
25
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
Mar.
19 H Mar.
13
10
4
8
28
Feb.
3
954 Feb.
8
70
Mart. 28
5k Mar. 11
3k Jan.
3
5k Mar. .11
5k
5k
5k
5k
3 k Jan.
3 k Jan.
7k Mar. 15
70
Mar. 28
7
Feb.
19
61
Mexican
♦ATreas 6s of'13 assent..
AMllan City (Italy) ext loan
8
Mar.
Feb.
5
Mar.
18H Mar. 12
63 H
1954
1954
(Colombia) 6 Ha.
Mendoza (Prov) 4a read)
Sale Prices
5H Jan.
9H
Sale
1950
(Prov) 7Hs
Ask
Highest
5H Mar. 12
Ask Bid
Bid
Highest4
Lowest
Lowest
5k Mar. 27
4
23
.
a Lower
March 31
5H
5H
4k
4k
fg 7a..
Septl946
12", 000 AHungarlwnLand Mtge7H« A—1961
AH f 7 Hs series B
..1961
'3, bbo Hungary 7Ha ext at 4H to.....1979
3,000 Irish Free State external 6a..... 1960
1961
160,000 Italy (Kingdom) extl a f 7a
2,000 ^Italian Ored Consortium 7a B..1947
Italian Public Utility a f g 7a..l962
60,000
329,000 Japanese Govt extl a f 6 Hs
1964
Extl slnkiner fund 5Hs
.1986
139,000
6,000 AJugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s.1957
6,000 ALeipzig (City) external a f g 7s—1947
ASecured
Ask
Bid
(Concluded)
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
ASecured 8 f g 7 H®
1946
March 1
5
"3k
3k
4H
4h
Sale
20
Sale
4H Mar.
4k Mar.
3
4 k Mar.
3
18H Mar. 19
23
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11
12
11
11
Mar.
3
6
3
3H Jan.
6
4H Jan. 11
18 k Mar. 19
5k
5k
5k
5H
30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11
12
11
11
0
Jan.
Minas Geraes
ASec extl
ASec extl
(State of, Brazil)—
f 6 Ha
..—1958
f 6Hs
-.1959
s
s
8k
8H
-
AMontevideo
54
52
1952
(City) 7s
New South Wales ext s f g
External s f g 5s
Norway 20-year ext a f 6s
52
57
57
57
52
51
Sale
52
57 H
5s...1957
-.1958
1943
54 H
65
56
9k
9k
58
50
1959
A6s series A
Sale
9
Sale
70
8k
8k
—
—
...
9k
9k
9 k Sale
60 H
60
57
60
59H Mar. 26
60 k
61
64
65H
55
56 Ik Mar.
60 k Mar.
52 k
33
54
52 k
33 H
36
31" "36"
32
Sale
33 H
31H
33 H
36 k Sale
With declaration
External sinking fund
With declaration
4k*—1965
O
30H
35
F
A
31H Sale
30H
33H
D
27 H
32
27H
38
ANuremberg (City) external 6s_.1952 F A
2
42 k
6
loan—-.1963
1970
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
With declaration
—1953
M S
1958 MN
(City) 4
extl sink fund—1955 A O
Panama (Rep) external 5Ha—1953 J D
AExtl a f
ser A
May 15 1963 MN
Certifs of deposit (series B)
I
AStamped (assented)
1963 MN
ACtfs of deposit (series A 1963)
Oslo
APeru
1947 M S
1959 M S
♦APoland
(Rep of) g 6s
1960 J D
1961 A O
1940 A o
assented
1958 A O
of) 7a
(Rep) Sec s f g 7s___
ANational loan ext a f 6s
ANational loan ext a f 6s
1947 A
a4Hs assented
41H Sale
23H 26
104 H
103
66 H
62H
59 k
APorto Alegre (City of)
AExternal loan 7 Ha
70
90
66 H
Sale
65H
65H
Sale
90H
80
81
6k
Sale
Sale
7H
7k
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Mar. 29
27
18
15
4
55
52% Mar. 6
52 k Mar. 11
32H Mar. 24
54
Mar. 29
35
Mar.
5
4
36k Mar.
3
5
32
31
Mar.
Mar.
35
Mar. 29
52k Mar. 25
15
54H Jan.
3
51 54 Jan.
6
52
Jan. 15
51
Jan.
2
51H Jan. 11
32 H Mar. 24
34 H Jan. 22
8H
7k
8k
25
Mar. 28
31
Mar.
33
Jan.
30 k Mar.
8
35k Mar. 19
36k Mar. 3
33 k Mar.
7
36k Mar. 20
28
30 k Mar.
8
32
Jan. 20
Mar.
4
Mar.
4
.1953 F
A
1946 A
O
10 H
1968 J D
iRoumania
8H
9k
8H
30 H
5h
Santa Fe extl s r 4s
5H
25 H
60 H
6Hs
62
Mar. 29
52 k Mar. 25
Mar. 29
36 H Jan.
8
55
54
24
8
3
11
36 k Mar. 20
31 k Feb. 14
36 k Feb.
34 H Jan.
36 54 Mar.
34 k Feb.
39
Mar.
37
Mar.
4154
37k
25 k
102H
25 k Mar.
102
75
75
Mar.
Mar.
14
27 k Feb.
21
22
28
Mar.
27
3
25
46
Jan.
Jan.
43
Jan.
21 k Jan.
39
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
37
Feb.
24 k Jan.
02
Jan.
70
75
Jan.
Mar.
80 k Mar.
61
81H Mar.
61
Feb.
Feb.
90
75
Mar.
66 % Mar.
66
Mar.
6% Mar. 11
6H Mar. 3
k Mar.
k Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9 27 H Jan.
30 103 H Jan.
22
6
17
17
7
Mar. 20
7H Mar. 17
6H Feb.
6
Feb.
4
8
6
10
16
7
Mar. 31
Mar.
6
80 k Mar.
31
81H Mar. 31
Jan.
10
14
14
14
14
90
75
6k Mar. 11
654 Feb. 11
7k Mar. 17
7k Mar. 17
mm
—
13
—
4
9H
9H
10
26
Mar.
5
4H Mar. 19
4k Mar. 21
3H Mar. 11
8H
8
Mar. 13
Sale
9H
Mar.
4
13
5
5
13
Jan.
Mar. 18
3
Jan.
Mar.
4H Mar. 27
3H Mar. 11
la
Jan.
Jan.
9
Feb.
18
Feb.
8k Mar. 19
8H Mar. 19
24
7
Mar. 11
Jan.
9
23
17H Mar. 11
21
Mar.
6
Jan.
O
25H Sal©
A
O
87
F
A
M S
5
7
26
13
k Mar. 18
52 k Mar. 15
59 k Mar.
64 k Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
2
2
8
3k
3k
J
2
6
56 k Feb.
7H
5H
4k
(City of) 8a..—1946
Sale
57
20
26
90 H
60
95
Sale
91]
621
15
93
90 k Mar.
59 k Mar.
64
Mar. 22
15
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Mar. 19
4
94
8
Feb.
2
18
8
15
Feb.
20
Jan.
62 k Mar. 26
Feb.
Jan.
8k
Sale
Sale
7k
9H
10
7% Sale
7k Mar. 11
6k Mar. 5
Sale
9 k Mar. 10
8
8H Mar. 31
7k Mar. 21
13 k Feb. 19
Mar. 18
5
4H Mar. 27
Jan.
14
8H Jan.
8 k Jan.
11
11
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
17
8
10
8
4
9
27
27
27
Jan.
96 H Jan.
66
Jan.
28
17
8
8k Mar. 31
7k Jan. 16
27
Jan.
(State of)—
a8s extl loan of 1921
a6s extl sinking fund
a7b extl loan of 1926
gold
1966 MN
Municipal loan
1967 J D
(City) external a f 6Hs-1952 A O
(Kingdom of) 7a—1959 F A
AFebruary coupon paid
ASaarbruecken (City) s f 6s
1953 J J
a7s
ARome
1964 M S
Sale
Sale
Sale
10H
Sale
8
8H
Sale
62
11H
8H
9H
9k
8k
00
9
00
Sale
8% Sale
7k Mar.
8% Mar.
8
7
4
Mar. 20
7
6H
9
6
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
6
5
6
5
Mar. 21
Sale
21
Sale
20
10H Mar.
3
8k Mar. 27
9k Mar. 21
8k Mar. 4
24 k Mar.
1
7
9 k Mar. 10
7 k Mar.
7
Feb. 24
Mar. 20
Mar. 25
56
55 H
56
12
14
11H
13
11H
11H
13%
11H
55 k Mar. 12
Feb.
5H Mar. 12
Jan.
9
Feb.
54 H
4
Mar.
4
8
Feb.
3
17
11H Mar. 29
9H Jan.
8H Jan.
15
10
56 k Mar.
Jan.
2
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
Jan. 20
32
Jan. 27
7
Mar. 4
5H Jan.
4
25H Jan.
2
10H
8k
9H
9H
3
63
Jan.
13]
12]
Feb. 24
Feb. 27
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
(City of)—
a8s extl secured s f
1952 MN
a6Hs extl secured a f
1957
10 k
MN
9H
11H Mar. 11
(State of)—
*a8s extl loan of 1921——.—.1936 J
J
1950 J
J
1956 M S
1968; J J
a7s extl water loan
a6s extl dollar loan
f g 7s
25 H
17 H
1940 A
a8s external
42 H
O
Inst 7s
1945
ASinking fund gold 6Hs_Dec 1946
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
ASaxon State Mtge
a7s series B sec external
(Prov) extl sink fund 7s. 1958
16
Sale
44 k
J
D
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3H
4
24 H
60
ASilesian Landowners Assn 6s—1947
1955
Sydney (City) s f g 5Hs
1971
Pow 5Hs
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s. —1952
External s f 5Hs guar
1961
AUruguay (Rep) external a f 8s.. 1946
AExternal sinking fund 6s
1960
AExternal sinking fund 6s
1964
3 54-4-4 H % (* bonds of 1937)
External readjustment
-1979
3 54-4-4 H % (S bonds of 1937)
External conversion
1979
27
28H
18H
20
18H
19H
17
18 k
46 k Sale
M 5
A O
F
A
MN
7H
7k
7
7k
4k Sale
4k
6
26
1958
a4Hs assented
Elec
27
Sale
16H
17
29
20
16k
15k
43H
22k
2654
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
21
3
31
8
19
8H Mar. 27
8H Mar. 27
6k
6k
3H
3%
20H
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
14
20
31
24
61
Mar.
6
29
Mar. 13
26
Jan.
Mar.
20
Mar. 14
17k Jan.
Sale
17
17H
Sale
Mar. 31
Mar. 24
46H Mar.
Sale
17
16
50 H
6
2
19
Mar.
4
18k Mar. 13
52H Mar. 11
Mar. 31
20
26]
18]
26 k
17
17
4
3
24H
24 H
1962 MN
1962 MN
a8s secured external
Taiwan
102
Sale
O
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37
Sale
A
s
37H
27 k
102 H
75
Sale
25H
8H
7k
*ASec
37
25
Sale
37 k
25k
Sale
A
San Paulo
39 k
7 54
7%
ASinking fund gold 6s
1952
Queensland (Stateof) ext a f 7a..1941
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
ARhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A '50
Sao Paulo
Sale
4
APrussia
With declaration
sec
Jan.
53
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10 H Mar. 20
10 H Mar. 20
62
Mar. 25
31 k Feb.
4
J
1961 J D
8a
40 H
7k
6H
3
1966 J J
(Greater City) 7Hs
1952 MN
(Free State) ext 8 f 6H« 1951 M S
AExternal
Sale
12
1963 J
a4H« assented
Rio Grande do Sul
7
Mar.
13
54
59k
59k
62k
52k
26
75
O
1950 J
f 8s
aRIo de Janeiro
32
27
Sale
1968 A o
AStabilization loan 7s
a Prague
52k Mar.
8H Feb.
Mar. 25
26
62
27H
....—
Oriental Development 6s
External deb 5 Ha
s
8
15
8
28
A
J
4a sinking fund extl
With declaration
AExternal
4
Feb.
10H Mar. 20
10 H Mar. 20
36
20-year external a f 6s
-.1944 F A
With declaration.
External sinking fund 4 Ha—1956 MS
A4 H8
Mar. 11
53
With declaration
APernambuco (State
8H Mar. 3
8k Mar. 10
41 k
18
46
76
62
70
41
Sale
23 k
Sale
19
23
45
Sale
6k
6k
4H
4H
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10
10
31
21
Mar.
Mar.
6
5
Mar.
5
4H Mar. 21
20
24
Sale
51
7H
8H
8H Sale
4H Sale
4H
5H
62 H
433
20
47
52
53
—-
53
543
533
61
45
41
21 k
Sale
64H Mar. 4
44H Mar. 28
39k Feb. 25
19H Mar. 20
22
Mar. 13
19
43
Mar. 10
43
Feb.
8
Mar. 10
55
1
Sale
47
Mar. 31
57
56
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Sale
Mar.
7
59
Mar. 12
Jan.
18
54
Mar.
4
54H Mar. 18
5054 Jan.
11
MN
49H
49 H
MN
39 k
42 H
43 k
42H
43H
41 k Mar. 27
44k Mar.
7
39k Jan.
2
MN
34
38
39
40
38
44
40
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4
Jan.
7
35 H
38
38
41
383
393
39 %
38H Mar. 10
37 k Mar. 18
40k Mar. 4
44 54 Mar.
8
36k Mar. 24
Jan.
6
Feb.
3
Sale
18 k Mar.
13
53
Jan.
26 H Jan.
26 H Jan.
29
8
8
8H Mar. 27
8H Mar. 27
5
Mar. 5
5 k Feb. 24
26 54 Jan.
9
70
Jan.
4
45 k Jan. 10
25
Jan. 14
54
Jan. 10
59
Mar. 12
54 H Mar. 18
44 k Mar.
7
_
3H-4H-4si.% extl conv
1978 J
4-4H-4Hs external readj
1978
3 Hs external readjustment—1984
a Venetian Prov Mtge Bank 7s.. 1952
A Vienna
AWarsaw
36
(City) external 7s
12H
.....
1958
.....
1961
extl s f 6s
^
"39 k
37
45H
39H
44
Mar. 28
36 k Mar. 24
6
18
3 k Mar. 18
4
•17H Mar.
1952
1958
(City of) 6s
a4Hs assented
Yokohama (City)
D
46
3k
3H
50 H
9
3k
53H
3k
54k
4
Jan.
5H
5H
48 H Sale
3H
48H Mar. 31
Mar. 18
53k Mar.
8
Feb.
13
Jan.
9k
3H
Ts
Mar.
Feb. 27
Mar.
6
9
Mar. 31
3
Feb.
11
Mar.
4
Mar.
8
Feb. 27
Jan. 14
Jan.
8
Feb. 11
Mar. 18
Jan.
10
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES
*t AAbitibi Pow & Paper 1st 5s__ 1953
Express coll tr g 4s
1948
Collateral trust 4s of 1907....1947
4k* stamped
1946
AAdriatic Elec Co external 7s
1952
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s ser A
1943
First cons 4s series B
1943
Albany Perforated Wrap Pap 6s-1948
6s with warrants assented.
1948
Albany & Susq 1st guar 3 Hs
1946
3Hs registered
1946
Allegheny Corp coll tr conv 5s.. 1944
Adams
D
45 k
44
M 8
100 H
100 k
103
J
J
D
107 k
22H
110H
107 H
45H Sale
98 H 101
103 H
100 H
39
25
10954
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102 H
20 H
109H
109H 107 H
29
40
56
46
60
46
A
55
47 H
51 k
83 H
O
82
81H
48
46 k
46
82 k
A
O
F
A
97 H
Sale
94 H
Sale
95"
Collateral and convertible 5s. .1949 J
D
O
85H
60H
Sale
A
80
62
82
Sale
83 H
62
1950
a5s stamped
For footnotes,
see page
30.
79
Sale
77
48 k
80
45 k Mar.
99k Mar.
100 k
103 k
103 k Mar.
Sale
25
100k Mar.
20
Mar.
109 k Mar.
i07H
107% Mar.
50 H
100H
103 k
102H
25
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10954 Mar.
107 k Mar.
43 H
99 k
101H
100 k
20
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
109 k Feb.
107 k Feb.
58
57
Mar.
57
Mar.
Sale
46
Mar.
50
Mar.
81 k Mar.
80
Mar.
80
82 k Mar.
Mar.
81 k Mar.
79
Jai..
93H Mar.
95 k Mar.
90 H Feb.
78
Feb.
83 H
82
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
60 k Mar.
Mar.
84
Mar.
62H Mar.
54 k J an.
Mar.
46
55
Feb.
50 H Mar. 17
102 k Jan. 30
103 k Mar. 22
7
107 k Jan.
Mar.
5
25
110H Jan. 10
107 k Jan.
Feb.
59
3
11
54 H Jan. 20
83 H Feb. 25
Mar. 13
80
97 H Jan.
Jan.
86
62 k Jan.
2
10
10
22
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.
Sals in
1
R
March
BONDS
Value
H. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Price
i"S
40,000 Amer Internat Corp conv 5 34s_. 1949
American Telephone & Telegraph—
306,000
20-year sinking fund 534s
1943
273,000
334s debentures
1961
246,000
3 34s debentures
1966
49,000 Am Type Found s f debs 2 34-5s 1950
47,000 Amer Water Wks & El 6s ser A..1975
16,000 Anaconda Cop Min sf deb 434p-195(!
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate—
27,000
ASinking fund income deb
1967
33,000 lAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
July 1995
11,000 Ark & Memp Bdge & Term 1st 5s '64
305,000 Armour & Co 4s s f ser B (Del). -1955
87,000
1st M s f 4s ser C (Del)
1957
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
322,000
Gen g 4s
1995
26,000
Ad justment g 48
July 1 1995
78,000
Stamped 4s
July 1 1995
1,000
4s stamped registered
-1995
4,000
Conv g 4s of 1909
1955
35,000
Conv g 4s of 1905
1955
3,000
Conv g 4s of 1910-—1960
97,000
Conv deb gold 4 34 s
1948
17,000
Rocky Mtn div 1st 4s A__—1965
27,000
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
26,000
Cal-Arlz 1st & ref 434s ser A. .1962
Atl Knox & No 1st g 5s
1946
25",000 Atl & Char Air Line 1st 434s A..1944
118,0C0
1st 30-year 5s ser B
1944
360,000 Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1952
463,000
General unified 4 34s series A. -1964
317,000
10-year coll trust 5s—May 1 1945
182,000
L & N collat gold 4s
Oct., 1952
85,000 Atlantic & Danville 1st g 4s—-1948
32,000
Second 4s
194v
—
A
O
M S
F
A
M S
1941
252,000
1,371,000
818,000
847,000
962,000
7,066,000
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3
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9
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69
Sale Price
70
Feb. 25
104
Jan.
16
102
3
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Mar. 15
10634 Jan. 24 108
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58
Mar. 31
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1
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52
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6034 Jan. 15
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2
1
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101
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2
103 34
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102 54 Mar.
1031532Mar. 17
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107
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110
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109
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Canadian Northern guar 6 Ms. -.1946 J
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11034 11134 110
11134 10934 Mar.
Sale
91
90
Mar.
9234 Sale
106
10634 10634 Sale
10534 Mar.
11234
11234
11234 Mar.
Mar.
10934 116" 109
10834
45,34
104
1
74
MN
O
Mar. 12
Mar. 11 10034 Mar.
7834
Sale
103
A
70
104 3-s
1085i
10034 10034 100
78
71M "73 M
1834 Sale
934 Sale
109M 110
F
.
Guaranteed g 5s...
Guaranteed <r 5s
see
Sale
7434 Sale
8334
79 M
1952
Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s gu
Calif-Oregon Power 4s.
Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A
Canadian Nat gold 4Ms.
Gu iran teed gold 5s
75M
MN
1934 A
5s registered
100 M
Jan.
3
10534 Jan. 22 107
Mar. 26 10634 Mar. 19
2
10034 Mar, 24 104 34 Jan.
Mar. 17
Mar. 19
Mar. 11
109
109
6734
A
1st 5s._ J 9*< i
68,000
iCertificat.es of deposit
12,L00 Bush Terminal Co
1st 4s
113,000
Consolidated 5s
72
10534 Mar.24'10634
10554 106M 10534 Sale
105
106
10534 10534 10434 Mar. 26 10634
10034 Mar. 24 10234
101M Sale
10034 Sale
105 M Sale
Mar. 26 106
10234 10454 104
Sale
J
1960 J
A.July 1970 M N
^
♦JaBuh ('ed Rap & Nor
S
1955 MN
160,000
X iBoston & NY Air Line 1st gu 4s '55
58,000
Bklyn Edison cons mtge 3 Ms
1966
Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s
1950
38",000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st
g 5s 1945
38,000
1st lien & ref 6s series A.
1947
56,000
Debentures gold 5s
1950
62,000
Is*- lien & ref. 5s series B
1957
1,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 4
Ms ser B
1981
2,000 Buffalo
Niagara Elec 3 Ms ser 0-1967
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsb'gh Ry—
Stamped modified (interest at 3 %
722,000
to Nov 1 1946) due
1957
1,000
5s registered
-.1957
79,000
Sale Prices
108 34
J
1st mtge 5s series II
1st g 4 Ms series JJ
For footnotes
10434
56
D
1967 M
Celanese
Sale Prices
105M Mar. 14 10554 Mar.
57 M
Sale
54M
103 M Sale
103M 103 M 103 M
100 2 332Sale
100Me
10234 103 M 102 M Sale 101
55
J
1st 5s series AC
134,000
54,000
31,000
72,000
81,000
77,000
11,000
48,000
75,000
104,000
82,000
280,000
18,000
48,000
48,000
132,000
12,000
115,000
10,000
3,000
290,000
54,000
35,000
Sale
100M
111M
69,000
1,000
Sale
103 54
1955 A
..
i,438,000
1
Highest
-__195e
Blaw Knox Co 3 34«
Boston 8c Maine RR—
280,000
loo""
95 M
J
Sale Prices
l0334^Mar.
84 54
100
J
10,000
,
Ask
Ask Bid
Lowest
Undgrd Rys—
6Ms
-
.
9134
MN
124,000 Bethlehem Steel 3 Ms conv deb. .1952
43,000
Cons mtge 3 Ms ser F
1959
160,000
Consol mtge 3s series G
1960
65,000
Consol mtge 3 Ms series H
1965
Big sandy Ry 1st mtge4s
1944
27",000
99
Nov
MN
1959 F
ADebentures 6s
Berlfn Elec Elev &
Bid
Highest
70
80
70
4
103 54 104 M 103*i«103M 103Ms Mar. 27
103
103
Sale
104M 102M Mar. 10 10434 Mar. 19
Mar. 15
106M 107M 107 M Sale 106 M Mar. 31 108
32
F
g
With declaration
aD^O sinking fund 6 Ms
With declaration
"
32
50 M
99 M
Sale
Sale
J
M S
3 34s
1943
25",000 Beneficial Indus Loan 2 Ms
1950
3,000 iBerlin <Mty Electric deb 6
34S--1951
cons
Sale
31
Sale
Sale
108M
230,000
41,000
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s A
1959
30,000 Bangor & Aroostook RR 1st
g 5s 1943
66,000
Con ref mtge gold 4s
1951
56,000
4s stamped1951
Battle Creek & Sturgis gu 3s
1989
Beech Creek Extec 1st g 3 34s_--195]
43,000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B-..194S
38,000
First & ref 5s series C
1960
Belvidere Del
Sale
Sale
Sale
Pgh L E & West Va System—
Ref g 4s extended to.
1951 MN
S'western Div 1st M (interest at
334% to Jan 1 1947) due. 1950
145,000
107
54 M
J
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
1,
S
M S
..Feb 1 1960 F A
^Convertible due.
Ask
68 M
103M 104M
103 H Sale
March 31
10534
M
Baltimore & Ohio KR—
1st mtge gold 4s
July 1948
4s registered
1948
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (interest at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due
July 1948
Ref & gen ser A (interest at 1 %
to Dec 1 1946) due
1995
Ref & gen ser C (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 1940) due
1996
March 1
M S
80,000 Atl Gulf & W T SS Line coll tr 5s. 1959 J
J
36,000 Atlantic Refining deb 3s
1953 M S
12,000 Austin & N W 1st g 5s guar
J
1941 J
384,000
1,000
PRICES IN MARCH
Jan. 2,
Bid
Allegh & West 1st g guar 4s
1998
31,000 Allegh Valley gen gu 4s
1942
163,000 Allied Stores 434s debs
1951
186,000 HAHis-Chalmers Mfg conv 4S-.-1952
27,000
4s (called)
1952
AAlpine Montan Steel 7s—
1955
406", 000 Amer & Foreign Power deb 5s—2030
168,000 If American I G Chemical 534s.. 1949
23,000
534s (called bonds)
•
1949
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Y.
STOCK
N.
62
83
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
79
10234
5134
9834
9334
26
Mar. 25
66
84
94
Feb.
9334 Feb.
92 34 Feb.
9034 Feb.
90 34 Feb.
10234 Feb.
74
Jan.
2
89 34 Jan.
15
98 34 Mar. 21
99
52
Jan.
76
Feb.
83
10134 Feb.
6954 Jan.
6434 Jan.
103
41
Jan.
10434 Feb.
100
Jan.
iviar.
26
9634 Mar. 21
96 34 Mar. 21
10734 Mar. 21
62
79
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
Jan.
14
Mar. 28
74 34 Mar. 28
46
Mar. 17
108
Mar. 13
10234 Mar. 25
Mar. 28
Mar. 19
5134 Mar.
9734 Feb.
Mar. 26
88
Jan.
94
Feb.
Mar. 26
1734 Jan.
26
Mar. 26
53
Jan.
9954 Jan.
10
2
10
April,
N. Y. STOCK
1941]
Sales in
Value
n. y. stock
Jan. 2,
Ask
364,000
100,000
216,000
M2V
J
4s...1951
-.--1946
- 65
Central Illinois Light 334s
1966
tACentral New Eng 1st guar 4s.. 1961
lACentral of N J gen g 5s
198/
registered
J
D
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31
A
11034
O
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52
57
13
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J
1134
1234 Sale
19"%
J
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J
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302,000 Cent Pac 1st ref guar g 4s
11034
5834
1334
J
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105
1134
A
107
Champion Paper & Fibre—
S f deb 4 %s (1935 issue)
12,000
S f deb 4%s (1938 issue)
12,000
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General gold 434s
63,000
4 34s registered
1,000
Ref & impt mtge 334s ser
335,000
Ref & impt mtge 334s ser
184,000
Ref & impt M 334s ser F
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
32,000
1950
1950
65
D-.1996
E--1996
1963
con
gold 4s
383 000
92,000
136,000
5,000
93.000
48
registered
309",000
404,000
412,000
388,000
1,101,000
22,000
1,012,000
78,000
120,000
4,000
1,190,000
667,000
6,000
884,000
4~30",666
50
65
8734
2
4
112
90
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85
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93
84
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A
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7134
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83
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25
sil?
J
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J
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7034
J
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3234
21
36
2534
25
MN
Sale
2234
1934
23 34
Sale
3934
Sale
Sale
MN
1934
1934
MN
MN
1834
MN
MN
20
Sale
1987
MN
15
23 34
2434
Sale
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1734
2434
20
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1934
MN
19*
D
D
J
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series A
--1949 MN
*t AChicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Feb 1 1938 25% part paid—1927
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---1988
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----
Sale
1034
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1434 Sale
10
1434
14
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23 34
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2834
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16
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17
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43
47
20
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17
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19
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12
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1034
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1034
1234
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734 Sale
634 Sale
-
registered —1934
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1952 M „S
434s registered
1952 |m S
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1960
834
1
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Memphis Div 1st
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25
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1944 A O
1963
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634 Jan.
6
3
2434 Mar. 28
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20
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29%
2856
30%
30%
3034
434
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1
Jan.
15
Jan.
23
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Jan.
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Mar. 27
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10
256 Mar. 31
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634
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23
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10
256
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Mar. 28
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Mar. 27
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Mar. 31
Mar. 31
10
23 36 Mar. 31
16
Jan.
18%
Mar. 10
23 34
Mar. 31
Jan.
Jan.
2336
1834
23 34
24%
Mar. 31
14
16
18
Mar.
4
24 34 Mar.
1636 Jan.
31
1934 Mar.
4
1934 Mar. 18
2456 Mar. 31
19 34 Mar. 18
21% Mar. 19
Sale
Sale
78
20
Mar.
8
1234
1236
1234
136
41
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
16
234 Mar. 31
Mar. 21
46
Mar. 29
16% Mar. 3
1334 Mar.
5
16 34 Mar. 21
15
Mar. 29
834 Mar.
1
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4
1034 Mar. 31
934 Mar.
3
20 34 Mar. 31
17
Mar. 28
836 Mar.
4
134 Mar.
7
7436 Mar. 21
1134 Mar. 31
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76
Mar. 13
4636 Mar. 14
50
19
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15
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12
1036 Mar. 31
1034 Mar. 31
12% Mar. 31
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Mar.
7
63
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4
5134 Mar. 31
5134
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10934
10634
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8536
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2134
1534
2836
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16
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16
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1434
11%
13%
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3
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25
26
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18
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2
17
76
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4636 Mar. 14
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3
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7
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9
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21
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104
10936
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109
Feb.
110
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106
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4
110% Jan.
113% Jan.
17
31 10034 Mar. 14
3
93 34 Mar. 11
Mar. 19
1
95
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10
32
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7
14
7
25 108% Mar.
Mar. 20
26 110
25 10536 Mar. 25
74
85
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Mar. 31
Mar.
91
5534
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Feb.
Mar
81
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15
12
3
Feb.
10
Mar. 28
19
2
Jan.
10
105
93
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17
20
2
Jan.
Jan.
20% Mar. 31
10% Mar. 31
2
736 Jan.
7% Feb. 18
73
Mar. 28
107
10836 Mar
111
49
15
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7
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41
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108
111
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14
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36
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95
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20
17
3
89
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93
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1
78
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27
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80
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3
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1
86
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6
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91
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22
5536 Mar
8
59
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54
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61
Jan.
13
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4
55
Mar. 28
56
Jan.
21
7534 Mar
10436 Mar
27
7734 Jan
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17
2
52
76% Mar. 26
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7534 Mar.
10436 Mar.
9
10536 Jan.
9 10536 Jan.
10336 Feb. 25 10336 Feb. 25
104
103 3s
10234
MN
Mar. 31
19
Mar. 11
Sale
89
Sale
29 108%
14 105%
5 10956 Mar. 20
Mar.
7
Mar 27 112
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
93
1083s 11034 10836 Sale
111
11234 11036 112
89
243
10534 Feb.
Sale
10736 Mar.
10834 108
Mar
10534 10634 10534 10634 105
Sale
100
98% Mar.
10034
9834
91% Mar,
9134
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9134
93 34 Mar
9436 Sale
9334 Sale
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32
2734 Mar.
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14
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1236 Mar
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108
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10834 Sale
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109
109
10936
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10534
14
Jan.
11
Mar. 28
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17
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1634
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2834 Mar. 31
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15
18
4636 Mar.
57
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69
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3
71
69 34 Sale
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10536 10634 106
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82
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13
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105 34
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10336 Mar.
104 36
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104 34 105
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11236
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26 106%
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68
108% Mar. 26
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18
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74% Jan.
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90
28
7
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8534 Jan. 24
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13
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77,000 Clev Union Term 1st gu 534s A-1972
1st s f g 5s series B guar
1973 A q
120,000
1st s f 434s series C—
1977 A O
142,000
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a5s income mtge-.-----1970 A O
26,000
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317,000
Debenture 5s
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37,000
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241,000
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Columbus & Sou Ohio EIpc 3 34s-1970 M S
68,000
Columbus & Toledo 1st ext 4s_.l955 F A
1,000
ACommercial Mackay Corp—
Inc deb reg w w
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357,000
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110
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F
72
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1987
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88
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64
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27
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10934 Jan.
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12
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72
Feb.
Mar. 17
3034 Mar. 21
2136 Jan. 17
35*
4
15
11
97
Feb. 11
Feb. 21
2856 Jan.
Mar..
1834
18
Sale
Feb. 21
21 112
19
1634 Mar. 31
28
94% Jan. 13
7134 Jan.
7856 Jan.
2434 Mar. 18
1034 Mar. 31
1034 Mar. 28
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Sale
97
83
18
Mar. 22
26
Mar.
70
Feb.
Feb.
8
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Mar. 10
7
36
37 34
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3
36
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3634
21
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24
Jan.
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3934
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234
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90
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27
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J
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Feb. 18 105
Jan. 22 108
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4 111
3034 Mar. 21
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36
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13
20
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112
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28
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17
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Mar. 29
Jan.
1053
5 132 34 Mar. 10
8334 Mar.
7434 Mar.
8034 Mar.
Sale
734
72
Sale
Sale
F
Sale
2234
2334
734
634
7034
3534
3534
""734
J
J
Sale
7834
8434
Sale
2234
2034
734
734
703^
"86""
111
10934
Sale
J
85
83 34
7534
Mar. 31
lly*
68
51
100
100
94
Mar. 31
3
14
85
Mar. 25
91*
Sale
Sale
10934
2934 Sale
J
-------1987
inc tax.1987
834
9134
2
6536 Jan.
6334 Feb.
425 J an.
7
104
Mar. 31
16
9
9
1234 Jan.
1234 Jan.
106% Feb. 25 10734 Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Mar.
3 122
18
2
Jan.
8934 Mar. 13
Mar.
12034 123
12034 Mar.
1123s
Mar.
1634 Sale
934
Mar.
94
Sale
Sale
91
9234
9734 "9834 Sale
9734 Mar.
11134
934 Sale
9334 Sale
F
Sale
10434 103
12034 122
jv/N
p A
85.006
10234 10334
104
Sale
Mar. 29
Jan.
106
Mar.
18
Mar.
1136
12834 12934 12834 Mar. 18 12834 Mar. 18
102
Mar. 31
434 Mar. 31
10% Mar. 31
1156 Jan*
13134
13134 Mar.
5
3
8
13
132
120
3 34» series D —1971
1st mtge guar 3 34s ser E------1969
Clearfield & Mahon 1st gtd g 5s -1943
C C C & St L gen g 4s
1993
General 5s series B .. 1993
Ref & impt 434s series E
1977
Cin W & M Div 1st g 4S-----1991
St Louis Div 1st coll trust g 4s. 1990
Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s
---1970
Clev & Pitts gen gu 434s ser B--1942
Series B gu 3 34s
1942
Series A gu 434s
1942
Series C gu 334s
1948
Series D gu 3 34s—
1950
General 4348 series A—■—--197t
Gen & ref mtge 434s series B-198I
Clev Short Line 1st gu 434S----1961
1,000
87
109
108
MN
2,000
8434.
14
Jan.
Mar. 31
53 34 Mar. 31
74 34 Mar. 28
106
Mar. 31
Jan.
Mar. 31
105.14 106
-
195,000
Sale
68
12
Mar. 31
107% Mar. 28
7334 Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
103 34
58,000 tAChoc Okl & Gulf consol 5S---1952
32,000 Cine Gas & Elec 1st mtge 3 34s-l966
1st mtge 3348
1967
2,000
1942
32.000 Cin Leb & N 1st con gu g 4s
Cincinnati Union Terminal
36,000
433,000
10,000
10,000
Sale
74
6934
6434
4934
7134
8634
Sale
A
211,000 Chicago & Western Indiana 4s—1952
1st & ref mtge 434s ser D
1962 m S
207.000
1943 a O
81,000 Childs Co deb 5s-_
101,000
Sale
69
89
stamped
Guaranteed 4s—- -
10,000
1,000
73 34
75
434s registered --1987
*
a 15-year secured
634s___-—1936
Alst & ref g 5s
---May 2037
Alst & ref 4 Hs stamped-May 2037
Alst & ref 434s ser O
May 2037
AGeneral 4 34 s
Chicago Union
66,000
65 34
Sale
Sale
—1987
Fed inc tax-1987
Inc taxl987
23.000 Chic T H & S'east 1st
Income guar 5s
67.000
150,000
Sale
10434
----------
"
80,000
58,000
6934
64
37
6
llA»
Mar. 28
130
1949
AConvertible gold 434s
771,000
29,000 Chic S L & N O gold 5s
Gold 334s_
June
"7",000
l08" 10734 10734 10634 Mar.
10434
AStpd gen 434 s non-pay
2,000
13,000
Sale
16
28
Jan.
Jan.
5
Mar.
Jan.
Jan. 30
10536 Feb. 27 109
5
Mar.
5 11036 Mar.
Jan.
4
645' Mar. 28
3
Mar.
11034
6434
1834
1534
13
Sale
198/ MN
408",000
llH
1234
Mar. 31
3 10534 Mar.
1434 Mar.
1134 Mar.
1234 Mar.
F
334s —1987
1987
434s registered
AGen 5s stpd non pay
5s registered.
60
Sale
Sale
MN
6s 1947
1947
1947
general 5s series A----1966
gen 6s series B — -May 1966
AStpd non payt
12
"6434"
17 34
14
102
1949
259,000
60
1434
1313a
Alst &
302,000
6,000 Chic Indiana & Sou 50-yr 4s—1956
389,000 t AChic Mil & St P gen g 4si ser A-1989
AGen g 334s series B-_-May 1 1989
114,000
AGen 434s series C-—May 1 1989
510,000
AGen g 4 34s series E . - -May 1 1989
297,000
AGen 42is series F—May 1 1989
51,000
3,605,000 t AChic Mil St P & Pac mtg 5s ser A 75
AConv adj 5s
--Jan 1 2000
2,590,000
.
"6234
ar.
Mar.
13034
1958
series B
1977
1st & ref 5s series A---------1971
131,000 t AChic & No West gen
334 s registered
AGen era 1
602", 000
1
Mar. 29
107
M S
1st & ref 434s
Alst &
1034 Mar. 31
834 Mar. 29
10534 10534 10634 10534
M S
51,000 I AChic Indianap & Louisvrf g
ARefunding gold 5s ser B
38,000
ARefunding 4s series C._
5,000
649.000
8
10334 105
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR—
AGen mtgeinc /conv)
604,000
1997 Apr
8,000 Chic & Erie 1st gold 5s_-—.--1982 MN
853,000 t AChic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4s_1959 M S
Alst mtge 4s series A
1988 J J
484,000
J
AGen inc mtge 434s
___2U08
249,000
'
Mar;.
10634 Sale
1949
4s registered
General
Sale
2834
536
134
136
536
434 Mar. 31
M S
-1989
1949
1949
-
4
M S
1946
1989
904,000 AChic & Alt RR ref $ 3s
166,000 Chic Burl & Q 111 Div 334s
334 s registered
Illinois Division 4s——
277,666
5
Mar.
3834
Sale
10634 10534 Mar.
10534 10634
10334 10434 10334 Mar.
10334 104
1992
J992
4
Sale
1034
134
134
834
5134 Sale
8634 Sale
43"
,
- - - -
R & A Div 1st con g 4s
2d
Sale"
6534 Sale
o
32,000
Through St L 1st gu g 4s
1954
A
Guaranteed 5s
1960
872,000
41,000 Central RR & Bkg of Ga 5s.---.1942 M N
93,000 Certain-teed Prod s f g 5 34s A -1948 MS
3734 Mar. 29
1234 Mar. 31
4
434, Sale
12
Sale Prices
Mar. 29
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
434
38
Sale
12
113-4
10634
Ask
3034 Mar.
734 Mar.
134 Mar.
Sale
734
134
134
434
434
109
M S
ref 3 34
5s registered --AGener ,j I4s_.._
4s
O
A
AChat Div. pur money g
AMobile Div 1st g 5s
Cent Hudson G & E 1st &
O
A
4 sk Bid
Bid
30
2034
734
434
1%
134 Sale
6
434
7
434
A
F
t ACent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s--Nov 1945
*
iConsol gold 5s
ARef & gen 534s series B-.---1959
ARef & gen 5s series C
1959
1
Highest
Lowest
Highes'
Lowest
March 31
March 1
1941
exchange
Bid
24,000
063,000
389,000
996,000
74,000
5,000
6,000
2,000
126,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
March
23
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Mar.
4034 Mar. 25
•~2
14
Jan.
13
113
Feb.
14
4334 Jan.
I
10
108
35% Mar. 18
Jan.
10534 Jan.
11434 Jan.
7
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
March
EC3NDS
Valve
N. y. STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE—BONDIJ
Price
1$
PRICES IN MARCH
Jan. 2,
1941
Bid
March 1
A si
Bid
March
31
Ask Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Louest
Ask
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ccnircrvrfallh
72.CC0
116, CCO
JfI
Fdiecn Co—
mtge 3*f series I........ 1908 J
Cenv
deb
3*a...
D
...--.-1958 J
J
Ccm A lutein El-vs 1st g 4s... 1943 A
Cerr Fy A It 1st g 4*®-----..1951 J
107
117
108
117
J
F
A
109
108
A
O
1C9K
1C8M 109 H
103H 104K
A
O
105k
1C6"
A
O
104 H
10c
J
J
109*
Mar.
109*1109* 109
104* Sa'e
103*1 Mar.
106* Sae
105*1 Mar.
106* 107* 103* Mar.
108
Sale
107 *[Mar.
J
J
66,CCO
83.CCC
99.CCC
63.CCC
161,CCO
82,000
113,0(0
l.CCO
90,CCO
4,0(0
13,0(0
49,CCO
92,CCO
743,CCC
6,000
14,CCO
4,CCO
1,891,CCO
169,CCO
82,0(0
218,000
1,447,000
................
19
Sa'©
—
Continental Oil conv aeb 2*6..1948 J
Crane Co^ssi debs
..I960 A
Crueible Steel 3*s's!f debs.....1955 J
I)
eC uba ftcrthcm
D
iCube F B 1st 60-yr
16s
series
.....
104*
20*
20*
20*
76*
J
£
19^
18
19
/
16
B extended to......1946 J
1966 A
£
C
..........
18K
23
Sa'©
17H
99
20H
Sa"©
Eaytoi Few A It let mtge 3s_.1970 J
J
Eel A Bud 1st A ref 4s..
1943 Mft
EelavereFb A Lt 1st M 4*6...1971 J
J
1st & rel 4 %s
19C9J
J
let n tee gold 4^s
If(9 J
J
J* jEen & Bic Gr 1st ccns g 46..1936 J
J
♦aCcieo! gold 4*8...
1936 J
J
JiEeE-e A B Gr "V\ est gen 6s Aug. 1965 F A
rAssented (subject to plan)....
iBel A in p nr tge 6s ser B....1978 A O
J/Ees Moines A Ft Ecdge 4s...1935
Certitie ates O! deposit...
117,000
J
J
J il et Flaires "Val 1st guar 4 *8.1947 Ad S
Eetroit Fdieon—
Gen & rel n tge 4s series F.._ 1966 A O
63,000
Gen & ref ir tge 3*s series G.19C6 M 5
12,000
Gen & rei 3s ser H
19701J
Eetroii & Mack 1st lien g 4s
1995'J
iSeccrd gold 4s
1995'J
6,CCO Eetroii Tem A Tun 1st gu 4 *f 1961 Ad
176,000 Ecw Chemical deb 2 *s
1960 M
ll ulutb Missabe & Iron Bange
18,000
By 3*6.
.1962
65,000 J*
Shore A*Atlantic g 5s. 1937
...
£
D
D
ft
194,000 Electric Auto-Lite 2*8
1950 J T)
38,000 Elgin Joliet A Eastern By 3*s A 1970 M S
6,CCO El 1 as© A S "W 1st & rel 6s
19C5 A O
Septan ped
1966
451*000 JiEih BB 1st con A pricrlien 4s 1996
Frier lien 46 registered.....1996
ilst ccnsol gen lien 4s
1990
Gen 4s registered
1990
iCcnv g 4s Series A.........1963
19*
17*
*18*"
*18*"
4
37,CCO
93*000
2*12*006
1,089,000
5,000
295,000
108 H
fa'e
109
110
104* 104
108
106
4*
95
11
8
11* Mar.
2*1 Mar.
1* Mar.
11*| Mar.
1* Mar.
Mar.
1
6* Mar.
7*
7*
4
fa e
107 h
17 h
Fa:©
108*
101
108*
93*
98* 100
102* Sale
16
149
101*
56
55h
86
Sa:e
18*
20* Sale
Sale
107* Sale
52
82*
21
95
!
97
Sale
94
150
98
150
Sa'e
101* 101*
65
Sa'e
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
98
150
58* Mar.
87*
81* Mar.
3
e
43* Mar.
38*1 Mar.
46
38*[Mar.
46
Mar.
42
39*
39*
42
18 H
Sa
e
S a e
Sa'e
Sa
e
Sa
Sale
J
J
88
Sa
e
J
J
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106
A
D
35
K
37
X
105 H
MS
1(0
82
83*
101* 105
O
Sa
e
103
1C2H 103
J
34
C5
Alst & rel 6s series A........1974 M ^
6s registered
......1974 Ad 8
8
Sa
7h
fae
(An ended) 1st cons 2-4S...1982
I reel ci claim filed
1,000
by cvner... M JV
10,000
ACenilicates oi deposit.
11,000 Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s....1966 Mft
♦iEebtnrure Cfcs
4ch
66K
31,CCO
7*
2h
Sa'e
2
1
IK
40
42
37 K
124H
A
101 H
J
26h
26h
L
Ad ft
2fH
J
J
J
88
J
9
J
J
A
O
&
29
F) Co 1st M4Ks.. 196 (
Gotban Silk
Bosiery deb 6s v -w. 194C
Gcuv A Osvtgatcbie 1st
6s._... 1942
Grand B A 1 ex 1st
gu g 4 ha... 1941
Grays 1 cint 1 ern lstgugos... 1947
Gt Ccns El lev
(Japan) 7s... 1944
1st A gen s f g
6hs
1960
Grcai ftcrthcrn
By —
1st A reiurd 4 ha series
A.... 1961
4ha registered
1961
Gen n tge 6h* series B_...
1962 J
Gen n tge 5s series C.
1973 J
Gen 4hs series D
......1976 J
Gen 4 ha series E.
.......1977 J
J
J
J
J
J
98 K
J
J
84
Feb
Peb
62
....
"7i".fc6
108*
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
6
Feb.
10
100* Jan.
150
7
Feb. 25
Feb.
4
4
101* Mar. 12
105* Mar. 17
59* Jan. 28
Jan.
89*
Mar. 27
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
23* Mar. 28
23* Mar. 28
89* Mar. 26
103*lMar.
109
Mar. 31
56
88
Jan. 30
51* Mar. 27
60* Mar. 31
Jan.
Jan.
9
Jan.
10
42
40* Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
46
36
46
Mar. 27
Mar. 28
38
Feb.
42
Mar. 21
42
36
23* Mar. 28
23* Mar. 28
89* Mar. 26
16* Feb.
16* Feb.
82* Mar.
103
101
Feb. 20 109
Jan. 14 101
100
Sale
'
Mar. 31
Jan.
36* Jan.
106* Mar.
101*|Mar.
100
107
Mar.
6
107
103
100
102* Mar. 27
Mar.
Mar.
100
102
Mar. 31
Mar. 18
?9*
I"
75
Sale
Sale
66*
7*
8*
7*
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
3 103* Jan.
Jan.
102* Jan.
105
f5*
Mar. 19
9* Mar. 28
8* Mar. 4
9
Mar.
5
75
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
18 104
44
Sa'e
Sale
e
1
D
204,000 Gcedrirb <B
112,0C0
Jan.
55* Jan.
80* Feb.
14
Feb.
18
6
10
15
16
24
11
11
23
Mar. 19
Mar. 28
Jan.
Mar.
4
Mar.
9
2*
2*
1*
47
5
2
46
2
Mar. 17
1* Mar. 11
Mar. 10
2
2
Mar. 17
Mar. 14
52* Mar. 21
1* Feb.
1* Jan.
39
62,000
114,000
269,0(0
Gen n tge 4s series
635,CCO
G........1946
Gen n tge 4f series B........
462,000
1946
Gen n tge 3hs series
149,COO
1......1967
2,000 iGreen Bay A \\ est deb ctfs A..
Alnccn e debenture ctfs B_.
49,000
7,000 Guli Mob A ftor 1st 6h* aer B.1960
1st mtge gold 6s series C
115,000
.1950
_
For footnotes, see page 30.
Jan.
3
14
6
2* Feb. 11
2* Feb.
8
52* Mar. 21
120
.....
fa©
40
46
2*
51*
?*
1*
49*
ICO'M 100*
33*
*18"
37
100* Mar.
3 100* Mar.
Feb.
24 102
1
36
Jan.
21
39
Jan.
14
20
20
Feb.
18
35
Jan.
30
9
19
35!
90!
Jan.
!oH
Feb.
Jan.
9
Mar. 31
18
Mar.
6
13
22
Jan.
27* Feb. 21
3
Feb.
Jan.
32
30
33
Jan.
'1^
...
38*000
21
Jan.
..1940 J
v\ith declaration
aS f otb g
6s............... 1943
239,0(0 Gen Steel C astings 1st bb/t v v I 1949
14,000 IaC s A Ala 1st ccns 5s
Oct. 1945
32,(CO 3*iGecrgia Caro A ftor 6s..
1934
aGccc bepe Steel & Iron sec
7s. 1945
4,000
4
29
2 108* Mar.
103* Jan.
56
Jan.
Jan.
a
Gas & Elec (Bergen
Co) 5s..... 1949 J
12,000 TiGenAn er Investors deb 6s serA 1962 h
*Ger erai Elec (Gem
an) 7s
1946 J
26,0(0
2,000
Mar. 16
Mar.
7
Mar.
3 107* Jan. 11
Mar. 18
7 21
16* Jan.
105* Jan.
93
150
98
Mar. 31
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
7* Mar. 26
77
Jan. 18
29 43
21
30
19 102
Mar. 26 104*
102
102* 102
102* 102* 103
102* Mar.
102* Mar. 25
102* 101* 102*
Sale
104* Sale
103* Mar. 22 104* Mar. 4
1(2
ic jy8 K2h
1(3 H Sa e
D
ACertiiieates of deposit........
IFonda Jcbnstovn & Gloversv BE—
17* Mar.
17* I Mar.
82* Mar.
Sale
50
37*
106* 106* 106* 107
u 103* 102* 103
103
S
S
D
ill
93 M
1C4
1C2
Ad
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51* Mar. 27
50* Mar. 31
Mar.
101
8
1st lien s i 6r stem
ped....... 1942 M
30-year deb 6s seri«s B
...1964 J
Ifirestere TireJSs Bubber 3*6.1948 A
3 if la Cent A Peninsular 6s
1943 J
3lls East Ccast let4*s.
1969^
4
87* Mar. 19
Sa'e
35
2
14
42
86*
18h
F
Mar. 24
Mar.
101* Mar. 12
105* Mar. 17
59* Mar. 15
104*[ Mar.
60
O
Ad
Feb. 21
9
Jan.
108* Feb.
A
J
7
107*r
Ad ft
8
Mar. 18
107* Mar. 25 108* Mar.
45
M
3
Feb.
Mar. 10
Sa
Sa e
2
106
19
44*
101
3
1
Mar.
3 101
Mar. 12
Mar. 26 103* Mar. 18
38*
38*
28
Mar. 7
0
Mar. 17
18* Jan. 23
99* Jan. 20
Jan.
Feb.
Sa©
39
18
16
Jan.
90*
38
Jan.
6* Jan.
30
100
101
100
6
7 108* Jan.
8
11* Mar. 31
n* Mar. 31
Mar.
106* Mar. 10 106* Mar. 24
100
Jan.
19* Jan.
2
7* Jan.
2
7* Jan.
1* Feb. 27
43
102*1102* 101
104* 104* 105
61
59*
76
©
106
7* Mar. 26
27
106* 106* 106*
Sa©
7
72
25
Sae
iciH
3
25
nH
6
17* Jan.
20* Jan. 28
31 109
Jan.
46* Feb. 14 54* Jan.
107
Feb. 25 108* Jan.
31
31
26
27
35
104
99
Mar.
7
Feb.
17
22
28
28
28
14
103* Mar.
*(Mar. 31
80
101H
147 H
14
110* Sa'e
110*1 Mar. 12 111
Mar. 10 108* Jan.
2 111
111* 110
111* 110*|Mar. 20 111* Mar. 7 109
Jan.
3 111'
105* 103
Sale
102* Mar. 27105* Mar. 4 102* Mar. 27 105 j
*34H ~35"
23 k
38
107 H
Mar.
7*[ Mar.
Mar.
6
7
12
29
26
22
Mar. 20
Mar. 26 103* Feb. 24 105* Jan. 23
Sa'e
Sale
Mar.
5
24
8
Mar. 4
Mar. 31
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
4
11
19
13
16 108* Mar.
1
10 109* Mar. 24
9 110* Mar. 18
20 108* Jan.
8
29 111* Jan. 11
7 106
Jan. 21
26 102
Jan. 22
15
Feb. 27
6* Feb. 19
5* Jan. 29
6* Feb. 19
7
97* Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Mar,
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
7
Sale
Sale
8*
8*
6*
8*
4*
7*
5*
5*
4*
6*
7
Sa
....1953
iGen ccnv 4s Series D
1963
♦iBel A in pt gold 5s ser
19271907
♦iBel A in pt 6s series 1936-. 1976
jErlc & Jersey 1st s f 6s.....1955
jGcnessf Eiv BK,lst s f 6s...1967
Aft
A Erie BR ext 1st 4s... 1947
A3d mtge 4Mb
-.1938
»
48
6* Jan.
Mar. 17
Mar.
3
106!
52]
107*1
104*1
106*
22
8
18* Mar.
103*fMar.
107
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
16
18
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5 106*
25*
17* Jan.
4 25*
18
Feb. 14 25*
76
Jan.
2 80*
Mar. 3
Mar. 21
Mar. 26
Mar. 29
19
18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Mar. 27
18
6
100*
96*
17*
16*
Mar.
Sale
15
5
Mar.
4 119
102* Feb.
Mar. 20
Mar.
106
Mar.
*19**
Sa:e
76*
108
110
Mar.
Sale
16*
18*
96*
25* Mar. 28
77* Mar. 17
Feb.
109* Jan. 23 109*
10 109*
103* Feb. 21 105*
104* Jan. 13 106*
103* Feb. 2 106*
106* Feb. 14 108*
108*'Mar. 1
109* Mar. 24
110* Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
19*
96
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
|Mar.
18*
12
18
Mar. 11
106* Mar. 12
106 *! Mar. 29
108*1 Mar. 26
Mar.
Mar.
18
Sale
Sa'e
15*
7
45
i4e series B
iFrnesto Freda Co 1st trtge 7s.. 1964
20,000 llairbarls Mcrse deb 4s......1960
14,CCO federal lt A Tr 1st s i 5s......1942
6s internaticnal series
..1942
first lien s f 5sstan ped......l942
*2*0(6
77
16*
16*
106*
49* Sa e
107
107*
103*1
103*1106*
8*i
8*
8* Sa e
1*
1*
1
1*
106
Eastern By M No Eiv 1st g 4s.1948 A O
25,000 Eastern Tern Va & Ga 1st g 5s.I960 MA
2,CCO Ed Ei 111 A Y 1st cons g 6s.....l996 J
J
20
Sa!e
106* 107*
Ill
107* 109*
109* Sa e
109* Sa e
107* Sale
106* 107
109
109* 110
105
104*
105*
Sale
100* 101
106
15
142,000 Eueiuesne Light 1st M 3*8....1966
33,000
285,CCO
166.CCC
l.CCO
1,853 ,CCO
1,520,000
48,CCO
77,000
77
25
107
S
iflulVo
1,243",CCO
21
77
108*
._
....
22*
20*
77*
105
104*' Mar.
26
Sale
25
21
114
107* Jan.
108* Feb.
109* Mar. 19
15
Mar. 27
16*'Mar. 26
3 105* Mar. 18
21*|Mar. 7 25* Mar. 28
21*1 Mar. 10 25* Mar. 28
104* Sa'e
Sale
17
...
192,000
24
Sae
22*
£
J
5s....... 1952 J
yDcpesit receipts..
a7ke series A extended to.... 1946
Curtis 1 ublisbitg 3s
108
11CH
109^ Sa ©
108^ 109
111
111 5^
105& Sa ©
O
g
iFfpesit receipts
17K
J
1966 ME
By6 1st 6*s...l942
iDerrsii receipts..............
Sa ©
19
J
tge 3*s.............. 1967 MA
Bige ?^s.............. 1970 M A
1st n tge
........
..It 66 MA
1ft mlge 3 h*--.......19(9 M A
107
24
J
n
103
?4H
J
44,CCO
iFel eriuies 4s.........JAJ 1965 J
<E< i mture 4s..............1956 J
32,CCO
ll.CCC C erfrlidstleri Cos) s f 5s.......1966 J
Ccisi Ders Fever Co—
Sa ©
fa©
1C8H 109
D
..,
115* Mar. 12
117
10 110
Mar. 20
Feb. 21 119* Jan. 11
119
117
Mar. 20
110
Mar.
99
J
J
1st 3 y s
114
O
J
1st
1st
Sa'e
114* 115* 114
1C0*
100*
Sa'e
108*| Mar.
J
ft en ped gU8r 4 *s-1951
7.CCC Ccrn Fiver Fever s f 3** A..-196t
62,CCO CcrFo) Fdifcn (ft Y) deb 3*s..1946
113,C(0
3ks| debentures
.-..-.-..1948
43,C(0
8Hp: debentures
1956
67 .CCO
?*a detentures
-.1968
if eiFtl Bydro-EIfc Ykt ol Erper
2.CCC
Yuertnnberg 1st 7s«....... 1956
226,CCO TO cnfclidsled OF conv deb 3*alf51
82,CCO j iC rrfrlidatcd By deb 4s.....1954
66,000
36,CCO
127,000
60,000
ICS* 109h 108* Sa'e
1
Lowest
Highest
lC6h
35
fae
12
!oK
19
15*
36
fae
105*
75
80
76
95
100
82
101*6
.....
7Sh
78
307% Sa
©
J
108
Sa
e
J
102
Sa
e
J
A
O
A
O
94 K
9 4h
Sae
Sae
Sae
1C4
U
6
Sa'e
86* Mar.
13
Sae
18*
21
Sale
10
18
Sa'e
85
.....
96
65
13
6
21
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
106* Sa'e
76
80
ICS* Mar. 4 106* Mar. 15
76* Mar. 20 76* Mar. 12
100
10C18a»
101
95
Mar. 5 100* Mar. 17
Mar. 15 10lk Mar.
65
Sa'e
65
Sale
108
108
Sale
107* Mar. 25 109
Mar.
108* 104* 107
Sa'e
Sa e
98i
100* Sa e
90
91*
98* Sae
89* Sa e
98* Sa e
10J * Mar. 10 107
Mar. 31
}
10 (*
10C*
Sa
e
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Sae
95
Sa
81*
Sae
e
90* Mar. 20
3
68
Sa
64
Mar.
Mar.
35
100* 100*
68
J
J
SO-
SO*
13
36
33
1C1H
Sa'e
55
6
64
7
109 *
Sa
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63
65
Mar. 15
Mar. 20
97 * Mar.
4
90* Mair. 4
S9*|Mar. 10
100
Mar.
97* Sae
95
Sa e
81
Mar.
Mar.
50
65
Sa'e
64
Mar. 26
sen
88
90
7*
90*
SO
81K
82*
83*
86*
91*
86*
5* Mar. 10
89
Mar. 20
82* Mar.
68
4
Mar. 11
8
100* Mar. 31
94
93*
4 103*
1
98*
4
84*
84*
88
65* Mar. 10
64
Mar. 19
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
Mar. 27
Mar. 19
Mar. 26
8* Mar. 31
91
87
Mar. 25
Mar. 28
Jan.
104* Feb. 14 106!
Jan.
9
76
81!
Jan. 17 1C0!
95
101
Mar. 15 101
\
21
9
Mar. 20
13
8
Jan.
28
Jan.
20
23
Jan.
Jan.
95
63
Jan. 13
Mar. 15
95
73
Jan.
Jan.
15
13
8
65
Mar. 20
80
Jan.
23
Mar.
8
107
Jan.
31 109
107!
1031
97!
Jan.
23 107* Jan.
23
Mar. 10 108* Jan.
Mar. 4jl04* Jan.
14
10
89
Feb.
14
10
89
Feb.
14
10
100
95
80
64
5
87
79
Mar.
95* Jan.
95* Jan.
4 105* Jan.
14
Feb.
99
Jan.
28
Feb.
87* Jan.
14
Mar.
Feb.
64
Mar. 31
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 26
87
Mar.'25
Mar. 28
i
Sales in
n. t. stock
Value
Jan. 2,
Si
exchange
1941
J
J
232,000 Gulf Mobile & Ohio 4s series B__1975
AOen ratge inc 5s series A
470,000
2015 J J
Gulf & Ship Island 5s stpd
1952 j j
A O
37.000 Gulf States St'l 1st mtge 4%s__1961
MN
54,000 Gulf States Util 3 Ms series D
1969
J
j
A Harp en Mining 6s
1949
j
J
19",000 Hock Val 1st con g 4%s
;-1999
j
J
Registered
A
O
"8,600 Hoe (R) <& Co 1st mtge
1944
m N
25,000 t*AHousatonic RR con g 5s—1937
M N
26,000 Houston Oil 4%s debs
...-1954
179,000 Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A..1962 J D
m N
8,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
1949
F A
374,000 Hudson & Manhat 1st & ref 5s A 1957
a o
a Adjust income 5s
398,000
Feb 1957
J
j
280,000 Illinois Bell Telep 2%s series A. >1981
j
4,000 Illinois Central 1st g 4s
I95i
J
2.000
4s registered
1951
J
j
1,000
1st gold 3%s
1951
A O
Extended 1st
6,000
3%s
1951
M S
1st gold 3s sterling
1951
A O
176.600
Collateral trust gold 4s
1952
M N
1,150.000
Refunding 4s
1955
j
J
Purchased lines lst3%s
65,000
1952
J
J
6,000
3 %s registered
1952 M N
Co!i trust gold 4s
1954
273.000
M N
4s registered
1953
MN
277",000
Refunding 5s
1955
P A
1,342,000
40-year 4%s
1966
J
D
Cairo Bridge gold 4s__
3,000
1950
Litchfield Div 1st g 3s
1951 J j
15,000
J
J
Louisv Div & Termg3%s
1953
5,000
J
J
3 %s registered
27,000
___1953
P A
Omaha Div 1st gs 3s
195 i
j
J
St Lou Div & Term g 3s
1951
J
J
Gold 3%s
1951
J
J
15,000
3%s registered
1951
J
J
Spring! Div 1st g3%s
1951
11",000
Westprn Lines 1st
4s
2,000
g4s-______-1951
1951
registered
P
37
104%
110% 111M
11%
10%
A
FA
(Rudolph) Inc—
a Ctfs w w stpd (par $645) —1943
A Ctfs w w stpd (par $925)
1943
a With warrants (par $925) —1943
M S
Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s
1946
j
J
Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s
1987
J
Kentucky & Ind Term lst4%S-_1961
J
Stamped
—1961
Plain
1961 J
J
4%s unguaranteed
1961
A
Kings Co Elec Lt & Pow 6s
1997 j
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s—-1954
j
1st & ref 6 %s
1954
m N
Koppers Co4s series A
-1951
Kreege Foundation 3% notes—1950 M 8
t Kreuger & Toll class A—
M S
a 5s Uniform ctfs of deposit--1959
A O
*
ALaclede Gas Lt ref ext 5s
1939
Ref & ext mtge 5s
1942
Coll & ref 5 %s series O
1953
Col &ref g 5%sser D
1960
Coll tr 6s series A
1942
Collatera trust 6s series B
1942
Lake Erie & Western RR—
J
J
58 1937 extendedat3% to
1947
80M
90
87
90
87
30
43
38 %
39 %
Sale
Sale
38M Sale
36 %
40
39X
40 M
42
49%
40 X
51
Sale
78M
36
55
62
61M
62%
50
59
43%
43%
48
53
45
95
40 X
"42""
48
61
-
64%
60
41% Sale
37% Sale
25
35%
74
71%
14
15M
30,000
13,000
"i".66o
"l'ooo
2,000
12,000
66", 000
92,000
4,000
2,000
98.000
148,000
79,000
18,000
19,000
27,000
j
2d gold 5*.
-.-1941
32,000
J
89,000 Lakp Shore & Mich Soug3%s.-19Q J
3%s registered
----1997
53,000
Lautaro Ni orate Co Ltd—
•
a 1st mt^e Income reg.Dec 31 1975
82,000
75.000 Lehigh Coal & Nav 4%sser A_ —1954
Cons sink fund 4%s ser C
: 1951
50,000
1965
31,000 Iehigh & New Eng RR 4s A
Lehigh & N Y 1st gu g 4s
1945
22,000
Lehigh Valley Coal—
a5s stampe I
1944
7.000
Alst & refi lling 5s
1951
19,000
a5s stamped
1954
47,000
A st
refunding 5s
1964
14,000
A 5s stamped
1964
40,000
AFirst & re sinking fund 5s —1974
2,000
/
a5s stamped
1974
49,000
ASee 6% notes extend to
1943
1,000
a6s stamped
1943
7,000
195»
90,000 LehVall HartnrTerm 1st 5s
Mar. 28
40
Jan.
39
52% Mar. 31
Sale
45
47% Jan.
35% Jan.
78
Jan. 16
59% Mar. 18
58% Feb. 18
60
59
Mar.
59
55
59 X
54
Mar.
55
-----
W
44
O
M S
F
A
F
A
F
A
Sale
100
Sale
98
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
44% Mar.
82 M
103 X
Sale
81% Mar,
102% Mar.
102 M
80
Sale
1*
98
102
78
95
85M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
Sale
56 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale'
37
Sale
36
Sale
Sale
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
67,000 Libby McNeil & Libby 4s
48,000 Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s
5s debenture
58,000
5s registered
Lion Oil Ref conv deb 4 Ms
19,000
Little Miami gen 4s series A
34",000 Loew's Inc s f deb 3 Ms
10,000 Lombard Elec 7s serii s A
a Long Dock Co 3 %
ext to
18,000
For footnotes, see page
30.
25
78
77 X
88
88
82
162
107M
107M Sale
103 % 104
104 X
-----
93 M
95
Sale
59 M
59 %
Sale
Sale
96
81
j" "3
FA
j
J
mn
afn
112
73
102% 103
109% 112
25
Jan.
44
Mar. 31
69
77%
92 M
84
88
80%
92%
85
163
Mar. 18
79
Mar. 18
86
l70""
79
Mar. 15
86
Mar. 15
163% Mar. 20 165
104M 106 X 103%
X 103
102 M 103
Sale
93%
97
93%
95
60% Sale
60% Sale
Sale
Sale
94%
61
97%
1950
95
61%
65M
69M
63%
65%
68
62
64
63
64%
94%
95%
Sale
96%
36
94
Sale
66%
94%
37
41%
41
Sale
80
80
98
85
92
37%
40
Sale
36%
37%
36%
37%
34%
63%
34%
37%
85%
85% Sale
44% Sale
44%
46%
29
94% Mar. 11
58% Mar. 5
59
Mar.
5
55
Mar.
8
55% Mar. 3
9
87% Mar. 31
98% Mar. 19
44%
43
37
86
85
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
25%
30%
26%
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
"15" "22 "
47%
47%
29%
15X
Sale
54
52
50
118% 118
105
120% 122
120%
126
128
124%
95
97
Sale
98
42%
63%
Sale
105%
D
A
O
104M 104 H
48
"92"
96
104% 105
25
96%
Mar.
104%
30
20
96
93
Jan.
10
64% Jan.
10
65
57
Mar. 20
49
Jan.
60
Jan.
59
Mar. 31
50
Jan.
62
Jan.
8
10
87% Jan.
25
95
69
Feb.
Jan.
92
Mar.
Mar. 3
Mar. 27
27%
62%
60%
93%
Feb. 20
Feb. 25
Feb. 14
Jan.
7
36
Jan.
2
45
80
Jan.
9
86
Mar. 14
42% Mar. 27
42
Mar. 15
66% Mar. 31
41
Mar. 17
Mar. 5
86
Mar. 14
96
42% Mar. 27
42
Mar. 15
37% Mar. 3
Mar. 12
40
Mar. 22
34% Mar. 3
85% Mar. 28
1
85% Mar.
43
Mar. 13
45
Mar. 15
39% Mar. 22
21%
18%
22%
22%
26%
50
Mar.
Mar.
42
Mar. 28
40
Mar.
36% Feb. 17
37% Feb. 15
35
Feb.
19
96
40
Feb.
Feb.
85% Mar. 28
82% Jan. 14
47% Mar. 31
43
Jan.
3
47% Mar. 31
43
Feb.
7
1
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 3
Mar. 15
Mar. 5
29% Mar. 31
25% Mar. 31
31% Mar. 31
16% Jan.
14% Jan.
17% Jan.
3
26% Mar. 31
20
Feb.
13
5
53% Mar. 28
19% Jan.
48% Jan.
2
2
7
27
31
Mar. 17
Jan. 13
39% Mar. 22
42
33
Mar. 31
33% Feb
69
Mar
66% Mar
15
18
41% Mar. 28
85% Mar. 28
35
98% Feb. 28
Mar 11
90
Jan
27
95
35% Feb. 19
32
Mar. 21
6
88% Feb. 28
22
90
17
3
82
95
Mar. 11
Mar. 14
Mar. 28
Mar. 22
41% Mar. 28
85% Mar. 28
90
Mar. 21
48
Jan
13
52
Jan. 13
29!
25!
31!
26!
35
57
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Jan.
10
21
Mar.
7
117
Feb. 28 120
Jan.
104% Mar. 4 105% Mar.
Sale
121% 120% Mar. 19 120% Mar.
124% Mar. 25 126% Mar.
Sale
6
7
5
104%
120%
124%
126%
Feb.
3 106%
Mar. 19 123
Mar. 25 131
Feb. 19 126%
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
9
16
119%
118
97%
95
Mar.
7 118
3
97% Mar. 28
94
Mar. 11
Mar. 5
104
100
100
10
20
Feo.
40
40%
41%
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
a
Jan.
103 % Mar. 27
102% Mar. 4
Mar
40
41
81% Feo. 17
Jan.
4
86
Mar. 15
168% Jan. 21
108% Jan. 27
107% Feb. 18
105% Jan. 23
105% Jan. 13
88
Jan.
81%
163%
106%
107%
4
42%
41
77% Jan.
96% Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Mar.
1
90
106M Sale
j
4
97
84
60
122 X 123
130 M 131
A
Feb.
18% Mar. 13
3% Jan.
90
98
109
92% Feb.
56% Feb.
57% Feb.
30
100
Feb.
94% Feb.
4
1952
Mar. 31
68% Jan. 10
72% Mar. 28
1
4
97
Mar.
Mar. 17
Mar. 3
Mar. 14
Mar. 5
Mar. 22
117
10
29
Mar. 20
1
Mar. 20
28%
63%
63%
91%
37%
47%
10
95% Mar. 20
62% Mar. 27
61 % Mar. 28
97
88% Mar.
Sale
6
103% Mar. 26 104% Mar. 14
102% Mar. 4 104
Mar. 18
4
3%
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar.
106% 107% 106% Mar. 18 107% Mar. 26
108
108
30
119
Jan.
Feb.
7
102% Jan. 13 103
109% Feb. 25 109% Mar. 28
88
28
"49""
Mar. 28
43
18% Mar. 13
18% Mar. 13
1
o
F
63% Feb.
69
Mar. 28
Jan.
107% Jan.
102% Mar. 6 102% Mar. 3
109% Mar. 10 109%.Mar. 28
1951
1962
1946
1952
Mar. 31
8
6
O
MN
Mar. 31
72% Mar. 28
108% Mar. 7
Mar.
107% Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
A
1
67
92
14M
Mar. 28
43
85% Mar.
87
Mar.
Mar.
30% Jan.
Mar. 28
44
Sale
92
a
1951
95%
'
Mar. 30
73
79
MN
1955
1944
973%
Sale
98%
MN
Mn
Mar.
94% Mar.
32% Jan.
32
Jan.
94
H Sale
46 X Sale
22
97
87%
97%
43
Jan.
Mar. 29
99%
93%
88%
80
78%
86%
45%
47%
Mar.
Sale
40
85
Feb.
95
85%
34
Feb.
13
6
17
2
7
Mar.
103% Feb.
104% Jan.
Feb.
97%
Mar.
98%
92%
88%
"63M
102*i
101%
76%
83%
Mar. 31
97
94% Mar.
36
Mar.
35
Mar.
63% Mar.
89
34
89
Mar. 29
96%
43 M
Jan.
58$
61%
58
Sale
40
71
52% Feb.
59
34
51% Jan.
32% Jan.
% Jan.
53
371
371
Feb.
Mar. 14
56
X
44
6
14*
14*
Mar. 19
Mar.
Sale
92
Mar. 31
Jan.
54
1
55
89%
Mar. 31
Jan.
8
52% Mar.
56%
Sale
21
83d
Mar. 31
Mar.
6
Jan.
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
Sale
88M
Feb.
Jan.
103
15
1*
76%
86%
45%
47%
1%
76% Mar.
83% Mar.
40% Mar.
43% Mar.
Sale
Sale
101
Jan.
Mar. 31
103% Mar. 10
Mar.
7
104
49
87
8
Mar. 31
16
103
161M 168
107 M 108
4
106% Mar. 26
7
107% Jan.
97% Feb.
50
80
1
97,000 Lehigh Valley (N Y) 4%s ext—1950
Lehigh Valley RR—
4 s stamped modified
2003
1,481,000
4s registered
-2003
19,000
4 Ms stamped modified
2003
761,000
4 Ms registered
2003
42,000
5s stamped modified
2003
502,000
75,000 Lehigh Valley Term Ry ext 5s_.1951
1965
5,000 Lexington & East 1st gu ;>«
75
3
16
17
20
109!
Mar. 22
89
18% Mar. 13
18
98
14% Mar. 31
47% Mar. 1
Mar.
45% Jan. 28
33
Jan.
8
78
Feb.
4
20% Mar. 28
8
3
Mar.
Mar. 17
98%
15%
1%
14%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
102 X
109
un
106% Mar.
102% Mar.
99
97% Mar.
Sale
Mar.
Jan.
15% Jan.
106% Mar. 26
105% Mar. 6
Mar.
10
1
34
FA
27
8
106% Mar.
103 X 102% Mar.
61
A
74
44
75% Mar. 28
17
Mar. 22
Sale
28
J
7
Mar.
25
75 X
20 M
Sale
93
J
Mar.
75% Mar. 17
20% Mar. 28
48% Mar. 31
43
Mar. 3
39% Mar. 22
29 M
16
23
3
3
25
19
16
48 % Jan.
40% Jan.
37% Jan.
74 X
17 M
69 X
14
23
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
64
14
Jan.
Jan.
60
47%
43X
108 M
Jan.
14
Sale
33
5
5
10
Feb.
40M Sale
95
Feb.
58
59
36M
Feb.
Mar. 15
Mar.
31M "32%
30%
31M
67% Sale
69 H Sale
107X Sale
47
65
Mar.
"55
Feb.
Mar. 20
59—
Sale
Mar. 19
47
60
60
4
55
Mar. 29
62
Mar. 19
61% Jan.
Mar. 21
60
Sale
62
Mar. 18
44
57 M
9
Jan.
53% Jan. 25
45% Jan. 23
80% Feb. 21
95
60
84
39
Mar. 21
45
49 X
45
64
Sale
54
46M
46
99 M
99
102 M 103
Mar. 19
Mar. 27
Mar. 19
62
Mar. 28
45% Jan. 28
7
43% Jan. 28
43% Jan.
9
49% Feb.
5
44
Mar. 21
8
96
./
80% Mar. 29
23
Jan.
40
Jan.
49% Mar.
Mar. 31
23
43
Mar. 28
39
40
a
Jan.
Jan.
47% Jan. 28
2
43% Mar. 31
64
76
19
Jan.
Jan.
40
60
Sale
39
Mar.
59M
43 X
38
45% Mar. 31
45% Mar. 31
Mar.
8M
J
J
91% Mar. 14
40
50
Sale
D
D
89% Feb.
89% Jan.
40
Sale
3
Mar.
Mar. 31
Jan.
47
Jan.
88
94
38% Jan.
46M
46 X
59
28
28
102% Mar. 11
94% Mar. 18
Mar. 20
90
Mar. 31
94
91% Mar. 14
Mar. 31
Sale
77
92
Mar. 20
8
Jan.
48%
13%
100% Mar.
90
55
Sale
72 %
84
11
Mar. 28
127
Jan.
Jan.
44
59M
75M
nH
10
Mar. 21
62
Sale
28
Mar.
13% Mar. 18
102% Mar. 11
94% Mar. 18
48
Mar.
41
Karstadt
3,000
125
26% Feb.
121% Mar.
Jan.
103% Mar. 14
31% Jan. 13
42
52
'76""
Mar. 25
7
19
28
64
Jan.
56
7
17
92%
101 % Jan.
39% Mar.
59 X
58 X
52 M
103
29
Mar. 14
39% Mar.
80% Mar.
59% Mar.
44 X
80 X
"55""
Mar. 28
Sale
52X
Sale
52
75
48X
129% Feb.
125% Feb.
127% Mar.
125% Feb.
86% Mar.
3
Mar. 27
42% Mar.
Sale
45X Sale
41X Sale
40
41M
43X Sale
41M
±0X
70
Mar. 27
44% Mar. 31
30
3
70
45 X
42 X
39
47%
30
70
Sale
41
6
64
102% Mar.
103
28
Mar.
Sale
121X Mar.
123
45% Mar.
Sale
Sale
11% Mar.
100% Mar.
Sale
94^
94% Mar.
85 M
88
Mar.
92
94
Mar.
94
Sale
87
91M Mar.
"88""
Jan.
91
102^
29 M
121X
45X
12X
100^
94
70
55%
.
Sale
46
88
35
65
47
%
13
12 X
102 X Sale
"91"" ."II
80 M
64
"29"
28
Jan,
103% Mar. 13 104% Jan.
108% Mar. 28 111% Jan.
Mar. 20
Mar.
110
86 M Mar.
59 X Mar.
91
102 X
122
Sale
88
60
58 M
Mar. 13 104
Mar. 28|
127 X Mar. 26 128% Mar.
91X
Sale
126
44
3
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
62
36
70
Mar. 27
44X Mar. 31
1
Mar.
100
127 X
128
Sale
56
Sale
101% Sale
27 %
Mar.
104
104 X 104 X 10iX 103 £
109 % 108
109M HOM 109
91
111 Cent & Chic St L & N O—
•*
Joint 1st & ref 5s ser A
;
1963 J D
1,193,000
j
D
4 Hi s series C
721,000
1963
P A
—1949
6,000 Allseder Steel Corp 6s
j
J
10,000 Indiana III & Iowa 1st gold 4s_.1950
j
J
134,000 1 Alndianapol & Louisv 1st gu 4s_1956
Indianapolis Union Ry—
Af S
Ref <fe impt mtge 3 %s ser B —1996
5,000
A O
1961
127,000 Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s ser P
1952
36,000 Inspiration Consol Copper 4s
Interlake Iron con v deb4s
1947
91,000
1,127,000 %i Internat Gt Nor 1st 6s A
1952
a Adj mtge 6s series A_ July 1 1952
249,000
a 1st mtge gold 5s series B
1956
334,000
a 1st gold 5s series C
1956
377,000
1944
149,000 Internat Hydro El deb 6s
1941
563.000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
57,000 Intern Paper conv 5s series A—1947
M 8
Refunding 6s series A
1955
84,000
MN
1972
1,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B
F A
First lien &ref6%8
1947
26,000
j
J
1.857,000 Internat T & T deb g4%s—---1952
F A
Deb gold 5s
—1955
1,821,000
M S
47.000 t Alowa Central Ry 1st & ref 4s. >1951
J D
64,000 James Franklin & Clear* 1st 4s_-l959
J
j
._1961
46,000 Jones & Lauglin Steel 3 34a
A O
1990
6,000 Kanawha & Mich 1st gu g 4s
A O
584.000 t* aK C Ft s & m ref g 4s
1936
a Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust) -.
252,000
— .1950
115,000 Kan City South 1st g 3s
Ref & Imp 5s
April 1950
183,000
1960
137,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s
_
-
64
39
Sale
Sale
85
100
85
91M 100
104 %
25
127
69X
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
44 M
66 X Sale
39%
40
Sale
65
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask.
Bid
$
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
March 31
March 1
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
March
35
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
April, 1941]
104% Mar. 4 105
Sale
26
22
Mar. 24
25%
93% Mar. 14 94
95%
Mar. 14
Feb.
28
98
Feb. 19
Feb.
10
Jan. 28
Jan. 14 105
30% Jan.
8
22
Mar. 24
93% Mar. 14 96% Feb. 18
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
26
Sales in
Price
March
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2,
1941
P
Bid
1949
25,000 Long Island unified 4s
Guar ref gold 4s
-1949
4s stamped
1949
78,000
1944
21,000 Lorillard (P) Co deb 7s
5s debenture.
-.1951
13,000
132,000 Louisiana & Ark 1st 5sseries A_. 1969
1966
18,000 Louisville Gas & Elec 3%s
146,000
1,000 Lou & Jeff Bridge gug 4s
Louisville & Nashville RR—
1st & ref 4%s series
1st & ref 4s ser D
S
S
S
O
F A
J
M S
J
-1945 M S
2003 A
2003 A
2003 A
2003 A
1st & ref 5s series B
72,000
255,000
36,000
121,000
81,000
23,000
21,000
6,000
M
M
M
A
C
O
21000
3,000
F
iLower Austrian Hydro-El 6%s -1944
J
1960
Feb 1 1957
1953
53,000
99,000 Manati Sugar 4s s f
1,000 Manila El Ry & Lt 1st 5s
120M
128
129M
125% 128
84
Sale
109
Sale
MN
Sale
84 M
109M
109 M 111
104
103 %
Sale
85
109
Sale
97%
96%
100
Sale
88
Sale
104M
Sale
104
Sale
"27"
107
106M 108M 105
107K Mar. 6 107%
105M 106 H 105M 105% 105% Mar. 19 106
85 K Sale
86
85% Mar. 21, 86
111 M 112M III" 112
Sale
88
89
89%
88% Mar. 10 90
108
110M 110M 111M 109% Mar. 4 110
27
26M
105%
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
105%
108%
78%
49%
27%
89
112
"89"
88 M
108%
105 M
104 M
74%
47 M
30
105
Sale
80
50
109%
79 M
51M
36"
Miag Mill Mach 1st
s
f
g
7s.—1956
J
D
88
78%
Sale
25
90
32
26
97
90
87%
105 %
Sale
110%
Sale
77
73%
107
78
78
106 K
112%
55
5h
Mar.
6
Mar.
3
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar.
4
51% Mar. 27
36% Mar. 27
Sale
60
58
86
Mar.
Mar.
27%
95%
96 M
Mar.
88)
^96%
83
Mar.
80 J
80%
Sale
75
Mar. 11
79%
106% Mar. 6 107
112
Sale
3%
25%
Michigan c-euual KK—
Jack L & S gold 3%s
1951 M S
66 M
60
80
80
1st gold 3%st-1952 MN
95%:.06"~
99% Sale
Ref & Imp 4Ms series C
1979 J J
68
Sale
61
67
192.000 Michigan Consol Gas 1st M 4s__1963 M S 106% Sale
103% Sale
38
Sale
157.0001
a Midland of N J 1st ext 5s.—1940 J D
28 M Sale
.
_
.
Gen & ref 5s series B
1955
Gen&refsf 4 Ms ser C
Gen & ref s f 5s ser D
42
Mutual Union Tel 5s
42
38 M
36
1955 MN
1955 MN
1968 J D
1947 MN
1941 MN
_
see page
27M
Sale
73
7
IK
i
Sale
8
9%
2
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
30.
58
60
34%
18%
35%
8%
2%
3%
—.
17k
16%
7%
1%
%
Sale
10%
6%
10%
2%
58
Mar. 15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
13
Feb.
13
Jan.
31
24
87%
103%
107%
105%
85%
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
88
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
74% Jan.
11
Jan.
11
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
109% Mar.
105
103
10
18
1
14
30 105% Jan.
13
3 110% Mar. 26
80
Jan. 25
2
19
52% Jan. 27
Feb.
Feb.
36% Mar. 27
86% Jan. 22
Feb.
44
17
25
Jan.
11
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
20
88% Jan.
13
21
10
58
86
Jan.
1
80% Feb.
73% Feb.
105% Jan.
3
109% Jan.
19
Mar. 15
Feb.
11
27% Mar. 17
95% Jan. 24
Mar. 21
Jan.
8
79 y. Mar. 19
2 107
Jan. 25
6
11
19
4
112% Feb. 21
69
Jan.
13
6
Jan.
Feb.
24
30
-----80
99
67— Jam
98% Mar.
6
99% Mar.
Mar.
5
67
64
103% Mar.
1
Mar. 21
1 105% Mar. 19
44
Mar. 27
4
37
Mar.
60
Mar.
Mar.
7
20
65
36%
21%
17% Mar.
3
10
32
25
Mar. 12
31% Mar. 27
10% Mar. 31
62%
10%
3
1%
Sale
Sale
2
32
9%
9%
10%
2%
69
65
Sale
79%
Sale
1
82%
38%
84%
Sale
1%
68
67%
29%
5
7% Mar. 6
2% Mar. 11
1 % Mar. 27
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
Mar.
14 k
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
24%
24%
2%
24%
Sale
20% Mar.
3
Sale
21
Mar.
6
Sale
24
Sale
1%
20%
20%
21%
Sale
Sale
23
Sale
""%
Sale
22
Sale
21%
21%
81K
54 M
Sale
Sale
82
83
52
56%
110%
Sale
110% 111
104% Sale
78%
Sale
25%
24%
1
22%
Sale
Sale
87M
45 M
25
Sale
25% Sale
24%
24% Sale
24% Sale
88
80%
55% Sale
110% 111
112% Sale
105% Sale
95
78%
42
40
79
40
42
Mar. 12
2
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
65% Jan. 25
2
6% Jan.
8
1% Jan.
21
Jan.
11
1
24%
24%
2%
24%
24%
25%
19
19
19
Mar. 27
36%
20%
31%
10%
3
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
28
27
27
31
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
20
6
8% Feb.
4
7% Jan.
6
8% Jan.
6
1% Jan. 24
% Jan.
2
13
29
31
53
Jan.
6
77% Mar. 11
24% Jan.
4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
38% Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
12% Jan.
30% Mar. 31
11
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
11% Jan.
3% Jan.
26% Mar. 31
28% Mar. 31
10% Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Jan.
12%
13%
12%
3%
1%
69%
85%
19
19
19
20
14
13
29
31
24% Mar. 28
24% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
22
Mar.
% Mar.
5
25
Mar. 27
19
20
19
4
Mar.
3
1% Mar. 31
25% Mar. 27
20
Jan.
25% Mar. 27
21 % Mar.
20
Jan.
23
20% Mar.
1
3
Mar.
5
22
21
3
3
1
85% Mar. 28
55
110
Mar. 10
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Jan.
24% Mar. 27
24% Mar. 27
25% Mar. 27
Jan.
25
Jan.
Jan.
23
Mar.
24%
24%
85%
55%
Mar. 28
19% Feb.
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
19
6
Mar. 19
Mar.
5 110% Mar. 26
Mar. 20
110% Mar. 10 113
104% Mar. 13 105% Mar. 29
24%
24%
85%
56%
Jan.
81% Jan.
53
Feb.
108%
110%
102%
75%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 27
1% Jan.
Mar.
10
6
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
Jan.
10
2 110% Mar. 26
21113
Mar. 20
17 106% Jan. 13
22
79% Feb.
21
79
65
25
44
75
42
Jan.
19% Feb.
19% Jan.
1 % Feb.
19% Feb.
Sale
Sale
15
Mar. 28
Sale
26
22
59% Jan.
26% Jan.
30%
26%
28%
10%
„
Mar. 19
28%
10%
21%
2
36% Mar. 28
16% Mar.
14% Mar.
Mar.
4% Mar.
1
30%
1% Sale
21% Sale
20%
21%
21% Sale
28% Jan.
20 % Mar. 27
3
19
46 —70"—Feb. - -14-
7
64% Mar. 24
77% Mar. 11
28% Mar. "
Sale
21
Mar.
18
Jan. 11
99% Mar. 1
Mar.
5
70% Jan. 14
Jan. 31
Feb. 11 107
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Sale
62
96
64
103
12%
13%
12%
3%
1%
69%
82%
38%
Mar.
Sale
Sale
55-
19
19
17%
15%
Sale
Sale
mil
Sale
Sale
106 K Sale
106
106 %
85
80%
124
44
45 k
127%
130M
70"
107%
66
67
63
65
36%
.
40
65
Sale
37% Sale
42
37%
37%
37%
39% Sale
37
Sale
33% Sale
36
32%
108% 108% 108
108% 107%
117
118% 114
117
117
100153J
100%
68%
104
106
105 %
Mar.
Feb.
15%
69 M
63
106
Mar. 21
Jan.
92
30
Sale
Sale
104 M
44 %
Feb.
97% Mar.
24
Sale
30% Sale
109M 110M
101 Me
102
Feb. 28
3
111% Mar. 22 112% Mar.
11%
12%
11%
3%
1%
10
Sale
36%
1955
2000
51,000 Nashville Cha„ & St L 1st 4s A. .1978 F A
406,000 Natl Dairy Products 3Ms------1960 J D
59,000 Nat Distillers Products 3 Ms
1949 M S
118,000 National Steel 1st M 3s
1965 A O
49,000 Nat Supply 1st mtge 3 Ms
1954 J D
4 ,000 t a Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
""
1954 MN
1
_,000'Newark Consol Gas 5s
1948 J D
52,000! t a New England RR cons 5s guar 1945 J J
178,000
a Cons guar 4s
1945 J
J
43,000 New England T & T 30-yr 5s A-1952 J D
1st g 4Ms series B
29,000
1961 MN
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s
1986 F A
56,666 N J Pow & Light 1st 4Ms
1960 A O
69,000 New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser A-1983 J
J
58,000 N O & N'eastern ref 4Ms ser A-1952*/
J
New OrleansP S 1st & ref 5s A.. 1952
51,000
A O
1st & ref 5s series B
40,000
1955 J D
For footnotes
59 M
1955
436,000 Morris & Essex 1st gu 3 Ms
Constr M 5s ser A
405,000
Constr M 4Ms ser B
385,000
28,000 Mountain States T & T3%s
4,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
23
86
Mar.
X Milwaukee & Northern RR—
D
4Mb
1939
55
*
a Con ext 4Ms.
.1939,
D
25M
218.000 1 a Mil Spar & N W 1st gu 4s
1947 M S
15
58,000 iaMIIw & State Line 1st gu 3 Ms 1941 J
J
16
.--1934 MN
654,000 tAMinn & St Louis 5s ctfe
6M
a 1st & refund
103,000
gold 4s
1949 M S
1M
a Ref & ext series 5s A
1962 Q F
6,000
k
jMinn St Paul & Sault Ste Marie—
♦
Alst cons 4s stamped-:
1,803,000
1938
8k
*Alst cons 5s
1938
456,000
6%
♦Alst cons 5s grd as to int
557,000
1938
8k
a 1st & ref 6s series A
1946
68,000
1M
a 25-year g 5 Ms
33,000
1949 M S
%
Alst ref 5%s series B
1978 J
94,000
J
55 M
1 iMissoun-Illmois RR 5s ser A- 1959
98,000
78
1,672,000 Mo Kan & Tex 1st g 4s
1990
24 M
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A
1962
4,557,000
12 K
1,414,000
40-year 4s series B
1962
11
Prlien mtge 4%s ser D
1,942,000
1978
12
ACum adjust 5s series A Jan 1967
1,708,000
3M
J AMissouri Pacific RR Co—
Alst & refund 5s series A
370,000
1965 F A
19M
a Certificates of deposit
106,000
19
AGeneral 4s
1975 M S
436,000
IK
a 1st & ref 5s series F
1977 MN
2,805,000
19 k
a Certificates of deposit
320,000
19M
a 1st & ref g 5s ser G
747,000
1978 MN
20 M
a Certificates of deposit-..
145,000
19 %
a Convertible gold 5%s__
327,000
1949 MN
k
a 1st ref gold 5s series H
420,000
1980 A O
20%
a Certificates of deposit
2,000
19 %
a 1st & ref 5s series I
1,273,000
1981 F A
19 %
a Certificates of deposit
83,000
19
14,000 ♦a Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%July 1938 j"~*7
80
6,000 Mohawk & Mai 1st gu g 4s
1991 M S
50
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv—
1st mtge 4Ms
50,000
1960
108K
6s debentures
69,000
1965
111
194,000 Montana Power 1st & ref 3%s__1966
106%
Mont Tram 1st & ref 5s series A-1941
72M
General & refunding 5s A
1955
42
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
66% Sale
104% Sale
42%
44
1st ext
14
Mar. 29 128
87
82% Jan.
4
.Tan.
15
108% Jan. 10 110
Mar.
7
108% Mar. 31 109% Jan.
9
6
-98
a
123
28
6
33,000
32,000
76,000
22
29
30
6k
37.000
*
Sate Prices
98% Jan.
99% Jan.
96
Mar. 10
99% Jan.
119% Mar. 28 122% Jan.
48
28
72
36
91
Sale
/4%
80
Prices
95% Mar. 10
95% Mar. 4
44
72
90
87
86
77
Mar,
48% Mar,
32% Mar,
86
Mar.
36
"93
a
Sale
79
35
19
64,000 Metropolitan Edison 4%sser D-1968 M S
16,000 Met Water, Sewer & Drain 5%s_1950 A O
♦JiMet West Side Elev (Chic) 4s 1938 F A
80
33%
86%
85
68
Mar. 10
1
Highest
112
Mar. 25
1 105
Mar 15 105% Mar. 28
105M 105
Sale
6 110% Mar. 26
106% Mar,
83
"
Sale
Mar. 11
6 105% Mar. 21
3 100% Mar. 26
8
95
Mar. 18
4
90
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
24 M
J
102M Mar.
97% Mar.
Sale
88%
89
1945 Q A
1955 M S
Sale
Mar.
20 M
(Stpd mod) 5% ext to
Mead Corp 1st mtge 4 Ms
Sale
92
86
Stamped
Sale Prices
96
104
Sale
Lowest
97M Mar. 26
97 M
97 M
96
Mar. 101 97M Mar. 26
119% 120M el 19MMar.28 120M Mar.
1
123 M Sale
123
Mar. 29 126
Mar.
4
Sale
86
84M Mar. 3' 86M Mar. 19
109% 111
109% Mar. 18 110
Mar.
7
108M Sale
108M Mar.
Sale
t*AMan G B & NW 1st gu 3>$8-1941 J
Marion Steam Shovel s f g 6s
1947 A
♦AMarket Street Ry 1st 7s.Apr 1940 Q
I
' rices
94 K
89 k
94 K
44
J
Sale
95K Mar. 10
95% Mar. 4
Sale
104 %
108 M
106 h
87 M
M S
O
Sale
Highest
31jl08M Mar. 31
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s—1959 MN
23,000
36,000
38,000
1,000
58,000
58,000
97-M
102 M 105M 105%
94
A
D
96 M
Sale
93 M
88 %
'
Gen mtge 4 %s series A
Sale
97%
Ask
97 k
96%
96 K
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
31
Ask Bid
96 H
122
O
March
1
97
98 M
97 %
O
24,000 McCrory Stores Corp deb 3%s_.1955 A O
iMeKcSson a. Bobbins deb t> %sl9oU M N
799,000
D
aine Central RR 4s series A—1945 J
41,000
Bid
97 %
99
E
O
Unif mtge ext 3%s series A—1950*7
J
Unif mtge ext 4s series B
1960 J J
Paducah & Mem Div 4s
-_1946!F A
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s
1980 M S
Mob & Montg 1st g 4%s__— 1945;M S
South Ry joint Monon 4s
1952 J J
Atl Knox & Cin div g 4s
1955 M N
1st & ref 3 %s series
Ask
PRICES IN MARCH
March
.
104
104%
104%
70
68%
Sale
102%
104% 104%
Sale
Sale
103
106
106
105%
106% 106
68% Mar.
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
104% Mar.
Mar.
121% Mar.
53
Mar.
52% Mar.
123
Mar. 10
37
Jan.
36
Jan.
30% Jan.
107% Mar.
116% Jan.
10015sjJan.
102
85
42
39% Mar. 31
36
Mar. 31
1
4 108% Mar. 17
Mar. 10 117
104% Mar.
Sale
Mar. 31
4
Sale
104% 105
91%
81
91%
123% 120%
52%
53%
58
"64%
55
Sale
52%
58
123% 124% 123% Sale
123% 125% 123
125%
74
77
75%
108% 108% 108% 108%
74% Sale
78% Sale
63
Sale
67%
69
Sale
4
Mar.
Sale
78
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
124% Mar.
69%
104%
104%
105%
Mar. 22
Mar.
3
68
102
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 21
103% Jan.
Mar. 17
103
105
Mar. 13
85
Mar. 27
104% Mar.
82% Jan.
121% Mar.
121%
56%
59%
123%
126%
Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar. 26
50
Mar. 29
45% Jan.
Mar.
7
Mar. 24
123
Jan.
Mar.
124% Mar.
70
108%
72%
66%
105%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
106
Mar.
Jan.
3
78% Mkr. 31
107
Jan.
67
Jan.
Mar. 31
65
Jan.
108% Mar.
69
106% Mar. 13
106% Mar.
7
105% Jan.
105% Jan.
42
Mar. 31
41% Jan.
36
10
Mar. 31
109% Jan.
28
9 117
Jan.
13 100l5uJan.
21
13
72
104%
104%
106%
106%
85
124
56%
59%
127%
131%
75
Jan.
28
Feb.
11
Mar. 21
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
Jan.
28
Jan.
24
Mar. 26
Mar. 29
Jan.
8
Jan.
20
Jan.
10
108% Feb. 27
78% Mar. 31
69
Mar. 31
16106% Feb.
3 106% Feb.
4
4
March
BONDS
Value
n. y. stock exchange
Jan.2,
1941
Ask
Bid
$
158",000
1954
AFirst 5s series B
42,01)0
35,000
1,000
109,000
3,000
220,000
20,000
ACertiflcates of deposit
-
Alst mtge gold 5s series O
ACertiflcates of deposit
1956
Alst 4%s series D
ACertificates of
1956
deposit
1954
Alst 5%s series A
ACertiflcates of deposit
Newport & Cine Bridge Co—
General gtd 4%s
New York Central RR—
22M
33
33%
"26%
35
39%
1998
F
A
1946
A
O
66 M
95
Sale
10-year 3 %s secured s f
Ref & impt 4%s series A
Ref & impt 5s series O
A
O
59 M
A
O
64%
Sale
Sale
63
Sale
MN
1946
F
72 M
59 M
234,000
546,000
230,000
1,401,000
2,000
329,000
93,000
108M 109 M
110M Sale
26 M
17 M
O
A
O
J
ACollaterai trust 6s
ADebenture 4s
Alst & ref 4M« ser of
1,121,000
1927--233,000
t AHarlem R & Pt Ches 1st 4s
234,000 tAN Y Ont & West 1st g 4s_._
100,000
AGeneral 4s
- —
JaN Y Prov & Boston gen 4s—
N Y & Putnam 1st con guar 4s_
7,000 N Y & Queens El Lt & Pr 3 %s_
New York Railways Corp—
8,000
Prior lien 6s stamped
8,000 N Y & Rich Gas 1st 6s A
VcT.ooo
.
25
A
A
8%
8%
MN
J
62
J
J
D
110%
91 %
30
9%
10
Sale
Sale
92%
97
J
M S
A
O
MN
F
A
Sale
6
Sale
110% Sale
108%
102% 103%
13
12%
13
12%
11%
1941 MN
70%
70%
_—
A. .1974
A
O
127
F
A
13%
79
106
Sale
F
A
106%
105% Sale
F
A
106
Sale
gtd
5s
Alst
5, ,000
Alst mtge g 5s (stamped
lation of guarantee)
g
-1945
cancel¬
93 M
Sale
86
386 ,000
8, ,000
224 ,000
1,221 ,000
140 ,000
161 ,000
105 ,000
10 ,000
44,000
55,000
2,000
11,000
20,000
11,000
170,000
105,000
4s debentures
Ontario Power N F
1st 5s
1st 5s
Ontario Transmission
1945
100
Sale
4sl948
81
44 M
J
J
M
S
4
Sale
108
1943
1965
MN
1967
1972
J
j
j
D
108M
110M Sale
108M 109 M
j
D
105
1966
1946
1943
1945
1946
3,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
1964
256,000 Pacific Gas & El 4s series G
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms series H._ 1961
93,000
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms series I—1966
129,000
Sale
M S
F
A
MN
J
D
j
J
3
J
J
J
j
j
106 M
107 M
1C0M
102 M
111%
116M
117M
107
87
Sale
103%
104
112M
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
61M
J D
J D 111M Sale
Sale
J D 111
J D 109% 110M
15
75
Jan.
13
15
64
Jan.
10
13
93% Mar. 19
6
94% Jan.
97% Mar. 28
Mar. 27
94
20
90
Feb.
17
Mar. 28
79
Feb.
14
Mar. 13
98)4 Feb.
55
Feb.
Jan.
54
83
/3 101
Mar. 28
101
14
62
Jan.
10
6
54
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
67
Mar. 21
97H Mar. 28
61)4 Mar. 31
60
Mar. 21
67
37
Sale
-
108h Mar. 15
108h Mar. 3
Mar.
3
120)4 Mar. 24 125% Jan.
8 118% Jan.
114)4 Mar.
26)4 Jan.
100)4 Jan.
Mar. 31
50
103)4 Mar. 28 103)4
49Mar.
1
52)4
53)4 Mar. 3 56
97)4 Mar. 8 100
Mar. 14
Mar. 31
50
Jan. 13
6 103 % Mar. 14
Jan. 10
Jan. 17
Mar.
5
Feb.
4
Mar. 7
14 89
2
96M
92
Mar. 27
97
Mar.
1
95M
89
Mar.
7
89
Mar.
7
88
Jan.
Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
26
Mar. 31
19
Jan.
26
Mar. 31
26
Mar. 31
17)4 Jan.
17% Jan.
18% Jan.
26
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
26
Mar. 29
28)4
Mar. 31
Sale
97%
92 M
89M
99
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
Mar.
5
19
22
26
20
21M
20 M
25)4
26)4
26)4
25)4
28)4
Sale
Sale
22)4
21)4
20)4
20)4
20)4
20)4
22)4
27
Sale
27
Mar.
27
Mar. 31
22*
45
39M Sale
4M
5)4
3%
27
22M Sale
80
84
78 M
5
4%
6)4
1%
2M
1%
100
97
5l M
51%
49)4
108
109)4
Sale
39
Mar.
33% Jan.
4
Mar.
45)4
.5)4
27)4
85)4
6)4
2)4
Mar. 31
Sale
Mar. 31
3% Jan.
Sale
20 M
20 %
15
23 M
Sale
20M
Sale
105
106
34
36 M
Sale
26)4
Sale
28
Sale
22
79
14M
14 %
90
15
Sale
Mar.
Sale
Sale
71)4
4)4 Mar.
1)4 Mar.
Sale
48)4 Mar.
109)4 109)4 Mar.
Sale
105)4
38)4
13)4
15)4
Sale
18
Sale
18)4
Sale
17)4
91 )4
Sale
92
91)4
Sale
127)4
Sale
104 % 105)4
104)4 Sale
126
106
10
76
58
109)4
109)4
Mar. 31
39
87
26
Mar. 20
100)4 Mar. 22
3 H Mar. 15
110 M Mar. 20
109
Mar.
109
Mar. 19
103
Mar.
104
Mar. 25
Mar.
18
Mar. 28
18)4
Mar. 31
93
113
78
73
108%
102%
12%
12%
14)4 Mar.
3
18
Mar. 28
12
Mar.
3
92
Mar.
76
5
Mar. 3 105)4 Mar. 27
104)4 Mar. 27 106)4 Mar. 3
10316«Mar. 25 103)4 Mar. 17
104
Mar. 31
76)4
43)4
41)4
80)4
74
45
42
76)4
Sale
45)4
Sale
53)4
67)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
59)4
Sale
111
Mar. 17
80H Mar. 31
76)4 Mar. 27
40
5
41
Mar. 31
45
Mar. 20
Mar. 28
15% Mar. 31
Mar. 20
87
2
Jan.
23
100% Jan.
6% Jan.
16
97
111
104
18
Mar.
Jan.
18
92
Feb.
108)4 109)4 109
110
110)4 110
5
Feb.
45
15
Mar. 17
76
Jan.
46% Jan.
2
72% Jan.* 8
42% Feb. 27
Mar. 17
Mar. 31
60)4 Mar. 19
60H Mar. 19
Feb.
54% Feb.
19
54
Mar. 19 109)4
Mar.
8 110)4
Mar. 28
Mar. 5
Mar. 17
Jan. 29
Jan. 21
Jan. 14
5 123
3
2
20
68
17
10
Mar. 28
28 115
15
5
Jan.
18
6
18% Mar. 31
4
8
Jan.
Feb.
64)4 Mar. 3
58)4 Mar. 25
58)4 Mar. 25
52
Jan.
109% Feb.
50% Jan.
62% Jan.
«,Mar.
3
J an.
Mar. 27
111% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
71
.Mar. 31
76)4 Mar. 4
75 M Mar. 27
42)4 Mar.
10
Jan. 21
104% Mar. 27 107
103FFMar. 25 103% Mar. 17
52H Mar. 18
45
' Mar. 17
45
Sale
73
10
15
113% Feb.
73
8
10
24
39
Jan.
123
35
Sale
Jan.
77
Jan. 17 93%
125% Mar. 22 127%
104% Mar. 5 106%
104
Mar. 3 106
90)4 Mar. 5 93)4 Mar. 17
125)4 Mar. 22 126% Mar. 20
Mar. 31
104)4 Mar. 5 106
115
Sale
Jan.
108%
Jan.
95% Jan.
2% Mar.
109
Feb.
115)4
115
Jan.
54% Jan.
109% Jan.
9% Jan.
9% Feb.
61% Jan.
108% Mar.
97)4 Mar.
2)4 Mar.
109)4 Mar.
91
Mar. 28
3
105% Jan.
15)4 Mar. 31
Mar.
10
Mar. 31
Mar. 31 108% Jan. 24
104% Mar. 13 105% Feb. 21
Mar. 28
Mar.
31
Jan.
105
Mar. 27
15
Mar. 29
99
Jan.
48% Mar.
108% Feb.
106)4 Mar. 19
14)4
14)4 Mar.
Mar. 31
4% Jan.
1% Feb.
Mar. 31
Mar.
95
Jan.
45%
5%
27%
85%
7%
Feb.
109)4 Mar. 11
Mar. 18
95
108)4
27
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
28% Mar. 31
20
Mar.
'
26
Feb.
78
Mar. 31 105% Mar. 31
104)4 Mar. 13 105)4 Mar. 28
10
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 31
105
35
Jan.
26% Mar. 28
26% Mar. 31
26% Mar. 31
Mar. 28
51)4 Mar. 4
109)4 Mar. 24
106)4 105)4 Mar.
15
35
77)4
74)4
42 H
38)4
53)4
64)4
58)4
8*
99
93
91
Sale
126 M Sale
104M Sale
104M Sale
106
Sale
26)4 Mar. 28
26)4 Mar. 31
26)4 Mar. 31
Mar.
Sale
Sale
11M
10M
Sale
Sale
87
76
109 M 108)4 109)4
109
96)4
94
95
96%
96
99 % 100)4 Sale
Sale
3)4 Sale
IOq M
109)4
IO9
109% 109
103
104
103)4 Sale
}4%
17
3
49% Mar.
1 54
57%
53% Mar. 3
95
Feb. 18 100
92
Mar. 27
97
Sale
26
20%
Mar. 13
106)4 Mar. 25 108% Mar. 15
6
107% Mar. 27 110% Jan.
Mar.
6
121M 120)4 Mar. 24 122
Sale
114)4 Mar. 8 115)4 Mar. 29
56
Mar. 11
Jan. 13
64% Mar. 7
68
Jan. 24
65
Jan. 29
3 100%
94
62
Mar.
66% Sale
Sale
106% Mar.
106% Sale
108% 107 M 108 M 107A Mar.
53 %
95
14
83
52)4 Mar. 18
35
Oregon RR & Nav con g 4s
1946
Oregon Shost Line 1st con g 5s__1946
1st guar cons 5s stamped
1946
Ore-Wash RR & Nav 1st & ref 4s 1961
Otis Steel 1st mtge 4Ms A
1962
For footnotes see page 30.
Sale
49 %
103%
52 %
13
10
Mar.
81
67
38
Jan.
Jan.
10
87% Feb. 10
83
Mar. 25
8
Jan.
66)4 Feb.
54)4 Feb.
86% Feb.
90
Fen.
93h Mar. 19
59
Sale
54 %
18
11
99H Mar.
58)4 Mar.
87
123M 121
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
92)4 Mar.
94Vi Mar.
94 M
O
70
Mar.
69%
95%
63%
69%
67%
18
15
70
Mar. 31
61
113
O
24
Mar. 28
63
100%
61 %
115)4
Sale
76
4s. .1997 Q J
72 %
4s registered
1997 Q J 71
Sale
46
Gen & lien ry & Id gt 3s_.Jan 2047 Q F
46
3s registered
2047 Q F
Ref & impt 4 Ms series A
2047 J J sin Sale
63 M Sale
Ref & impt 6s series B__
2047
56 M Sale
Ref & impt 5s series C
2047
57 M
54 M
Ref & impt 5s series D
2047
Northern States Power Co—
F
A 109 % Sale
(Minn) 1st & ref M 3 Ms
1967
(Wis) 1st mtge 3Ms
.-...1964 M S
J "l66% IIII
N'western Teleg 4%s extended.1944 J
80,000 t* AOgden &Lake Ch'lst guar g
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
177",000 Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s
1st mtge 4s
35,000
1st mtge 3 Ms
65,000
36,000 Oklahoma Gas & Elec 3 Ms
74
83
99 M
Sale
49%
121 %
ACertiflcates of deposit ..
5, ,000
502 ,000 Northern Pacific prior lien
2 ,000
Sale
Sale
115%
A
18
64)4 Feb. 21
60)4 Feb. 20
2
59)4 Jan.
9
57
Jan.
Mar. 29
97%
S
A
Feo.
Fen.
Feo.
Feo.
Feb.
100
Mar. 11
60
90
INorthern Ohio Ry—
5,000
64
Mar.
69M Mar.
59
Mar.
M S
M
1974
Mar.
60
105% 106 % 106
J
F
63
108%
J
2
83)4 Feb.
81)4 Jan.
Mar. 25
83
60
Sale
108
F
51%
18
2
Jan.
60)4
89)4
55)4
61%
59)4
100)4 Mar. 11
69% Mar. 14
64)4 Mar. 7
Sale
107%
105%
J
Mar.
Mar.
64M Mar.
68
105% 108M 105
J
iCtfs of dep (issued by organ¬
1941
ization manager)
100,000
54,000 Norfolk & West Ry 1st con g 4s_ 1996
1949
36,000 1INo^th Amer Co deb 3 Ms
1954
Debenture 3Ms
72,000
1959
Debenture 4s—
64,000
1959
4s (called bonds)
14,000
North Cent gen & ref 5s ser
Gen & ref 4Ms series A
80%
4%
2%
49
1961
5s
3%
Sale
109% 109%
.1958 J
j
.1951 MN
1946 J
ization manager)
97,000
9,000 *t ANorfolk & South 1st g
77%
4%
1%
90%
D
O
.1993 A O
.1965 MN
t♦ aN Y Westches & Bos 1st 4 Ms
1966
Niagara Falls Power 3%s__-.
1955
Viag Lock & Ont Pow 1st 5s A..
1950
^Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5 MS
1961
249,000 *X AN or folk South 1st & ref 5s A.
ACertiflcates of deposit
294,000
AOtfs of dep (issued by reorgan¬
380,00C
10.000
4,00(
58,000
3%
20%
.1942 A
78,000 New York Steam Corp 3 % 8 - - - - 1963
197,000 t* aN Y Susq & West 1st ref g 5s_ 1937
*
1937
12,000
ASecond gold 4 Ms
1940
•
57,00(
AGeneral gold 5s
1943
53,000
ATcrminal 1st gold 5s.
1967
29.000 N Y Tel ref 3 Ms series B
1946
2,000 N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
1946
20.001
6s stam ped
---
34
32
D
.1967 J
.1954 MN
.1992 MS
.1955 J
19 M
Jan.
32
87)4 Mar. 31
Sale
36
18M
Sale
18% Sale
15
18M
21M Sale
J
Mar.
Mar.
63 M
57
103 %
18 M
MN
J
82 M
100 %
IT5
16
J
Sale
84M
83
82M
100
Sale
66M
68%
Sale
108
15%
J
87 M
93 M
93 M
"91"
M S
33)1
68)4 Mar. 31
64)4 Mar. 26
60M Mar.
62 M
108
90
Jan.
32)4 Jan.
33)4 Feo.
67)4 Mar. 31
Mar.
64
74
97
79
Sale
Sale
64
99
Jan.
Jan.
32
Mar.
34
36
35)4 Jan.
95)4 Mar. 12
60% Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
55 M
57
95
Sale
Sale
99M
60M
Sale
54
61% Mar.
93M Mar.
57% Mar.
It*
Mar. 15
63 A
60
91%
95 M
100 M
50
43
67 A
64
.....
100
3
7
40
95
.....
118% Sale
J
1948
.1940 A O
.1957 MN
6s registered
*
73
80
57 M
6
38M Mar. 3
37 % Mar. 13
91
57 M
Sale
3
9
7
Mar. 21
60
Sale
55
Mar.
70M
100 M Sale
A
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
53 M
60
Mar.
34
60 %
84 %
82
63
82
74,000 N Y Lack & Western 4s ser A. .1973 MN
38,000
Guar 4Ms series B... ..... .1973 MN
40,000 aNYLE&W Coal & RR 5Ms 1942 MN
J
1943 J
14,000
ADock & impt 1st 58
.1941 M 5
3,000 N Y & Long Branch gen 4s.
405,000
66%
60 M
92
91
75,000 *aN Y & Greenwood Lake 5s_ .1946 MN
0,000 N Y & Harlem g 3M»
.2000 MN
--
30,000
100 M
Sale
94
67
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
84 M
70
Sale
90M
A
N Y & Erie—See Erie RR.
-948 J ..D
24,000 N Y Gas ELLt~Ht&-Pew
F A
~—37,000
Purchase money coll tr g 4s_ _1949
t aN Y New Haven & Hartford.1947
ANon-conv debenture 4s
ANon-conv debenture 3 %s. _ .1947
ANOn-conv debenture 3 Ms. - .1954
.1955
ANon-conv debenture 4s
1956
ANon-conv debenture 4s
.1956
AConvertible debenture 3 Ms.
AConvertible debenture 6s— .1948
61%
62
1965
1951
4s registered
1951
42",666 Convertible 5% notes
1947
80,000 N Y Edison 3 Ms series D
1965
29.000
1st lien & ref 3 Ms series E—1966
39,000
64 M
Sale
60
1950
--
81%
99% 100M
66% Sale
1947
1941
1st mtge 3 Ms extended to
3-year 6% notes.
0,000
Debenture 6s.
222,000 N Y Connecting RR 3Ms A
73,000 NY Dock 1st gold 4s
93 %
58 %
Sale
81
36
Jan.
73% Mar. 31
Mar. 29
31
Jan. 22
43% Mar. 27
39% Mar. 28
43
VMar. 28
39% Mar. 20
40% Ma**25
34
Jan.
9
43
Mar. 21
40
Mar. 15
19
Jan.
107
61 %
Sale
87
309,000 N YO&H R g mtge 3%s._—-1997
20,000
3 % s registered
: .1997
218,000
Debenture 4s of 1912
1942
92,000
Lake Shore coll g 3 Ms
1998
2,000
3 Ms registered
- —1998
93,000
Mich Cent coll g 3 Ms
1998
0,000
3 Ms registered
1998
New York Chicago & St Louis—
202,000
Refunding 5 Ms series A
1974 A O
1,250,000
Refunding 4Ms series C
1978 M S
4s collateral trust.
42
42
42
40M
107
790,000
349,000
23,000
429,000
Sale
38M
34 M
42
1945
Ms
43""
39
Sale
Consol 4s series A
Oonv secured 3
39
Sale
Mar.
38
Feb.
30
43)4 Mar. 27
39)4 Mar. 28
43
Mar. 28
39)4 Mar. 20
40)4 Mar. 25
39M Mar. 20
36
32%
38 M
403,000
2013
2013
1952
42
34
113
J
42
68
Mar. 29
36
37M Mar. 6
36M Mar. 10
36
28 M
33 %
32
A'6
44
40
Sale
33 M
34 h
30M
FA
40
36
38 %
IP
32
32M Mar.
Prices
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5
7
36M
36M
34
30
30M
F"A
Mar.
69
73M Mar. 31
30
Sale
73M
33 M
37
J
1,807,000
772,000
352,000
71 %
34
JAN. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
69 M
32
32%
27 M
O
A
Lowest
31
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
79,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar. .1953
37,000 t* AN O Tex & Mex Income 5s. .1935
ACertiflcates of deposit
----
March
March 1
RANGE SINCE
IN MARCH
PRICES
Price
Sales in
27
EXCHANGE—BONDS
U. Y. STOCK
April, 1941]
3
Mar. 21
Mar. 4
39
55
108% Jan.
110
Jan.
73
Feb.
Jan.
5
20
Mar. 31
52% Mar. 18
45
Mar. 17
80%
76%
47%
44%
58%
Jan.
23
Mar. 27
Jan.
10
Jan.
13
Jan.
28
69%
Jan.
10
62
Jan.
27
61% Jan.
24 110
Jan.
25 110% Feb.
28
11
1
95
3)4
107)4
107)4
108)4
109)4
108)4
105)4
100)4
102)4
110)4
116)4
115)4
106)4
86
60
110)4
110)4
108 h
7
434
Mar.
Sale
5
7
Mar. 15
3% Feb.
18
7
Mar. 15
108
Sale
107)4
109)4 109)4
109)4 109)4
109)4 107)4
1' 6
102)4
103)4 102)4
112)4 110
102
114
116)4 112)4
107
106)4
Sale
84%
107)4 107 H Mar. 3 108
113
108)4 Mar. 6 109%
Mar. 21 110
109)4 109
108
107)4 Mar. 28 108%
Mar. 11 106%
107
106
103
100)4 Mar. 11 103
Mar.
6 103
117)4 103
Sale
110)4 Mar. 31 110%
Mar. 28 116%
115
114
115)4 115)4 Mar. 12 116
4 107%
Sale
106)4 Mar.
Sale
83
Mar. 27
86
6
65
64%
61)4 Mar.
64)4
11023sjMar.
112%
112% Sale
Sale
110)4 110)4 110)4 Mar. 25 111%
Sale
109%
108)4 Mar.
108)4 109
Sale
-
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Mar.
8
Mar.
6
106%
107%
108%
107%
Jan.
23
Jan.
108
Jan.
109% Mar. 28
Jan.
Mar.
2
110% Jan.
109% Jan. 17
106% Mar. 25
103% Jan. 31
Jan.
Mar. 25
105
Mar. 14
100% Jan.
Mar.
6
103
Mar. 18
Mar.
3
Mar.
4
Mar.
6
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
24
27
13
18
103% Feb.
110
Jan.
Mar.
114
Mar.
Jan.
112%
117%
117%
115% Mar.
107%
106% Jan.
Mar. 27
89%
83
60
Jan.
110J8ijMar.
110% Jan.
108% Feb.
64%
112%
111%
3
4 110%
_
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
29
29
7
8
29
Mar. 24
Mar. 27
Mar. 13
Jan. 17
28
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
March
Value
Ask
1938
1938
F
A
85
J
J
78
1966
1966
60,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 3 Ms series B
45,000
Ref mtge 3%s series O
1,000 Paducah & Illinois 1st s f 4 Ms.
15,000
March 1
1941
Bid
32,000 ♦^Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s
12,000
*A2d extended gold 5a
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 2,
BONDS
n. y. stock exchange
A
O 108M
J
D 110
111
J 103 % 105 M
1955
J
Paramount Broadway Corp—
1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs.—.1955
F
A
Bid
IV*
79)
1073
110
109
88
85
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ast
Ask Bid
85
Sale
...
March 31
I
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
84 M Mar. 22
83
Mar. 14
1947
M S
1944
A
O
1949
1942
M
S
109
13,000
107 M Mar.
Sale
105
109
108% Mar. 26 110% Mar. 18
104M Mar. 10 104% Mar. 10
104
54 M
Sale
53
6
54% Mar. 21
94 M
95M
94 M Mar.
5
42
Mar. 10
94
47
Sale
45
95% Mar. 11
42
95 M
42 M
41
43 M
i24M
----
/479.000
79,000
459.000
107". 600
60"f,666
104 M
MN 115M
MN 114M
Sale
A
276
5,000
20,000
14,000
316,000
94,000
237,000
264,000
108,000
1,000
167,000
30,000
1,000
General 5s series B
General g 4 Ms series O
General 4 Ms series D
Mar.
A
-
t AProvidence
Terminal 1st 4s
1956
88,666 Public Service El & Gas 3 Ms—1968
1st & ref mtge 5s
1,000
2037
1st & ref mtge 8s
1,000
2037
73,000 Pub Serv of Nor 111 3 Ms
1968
53,000 H Purity Bakeries Corp
s
J
J
27.066
ADirect mortgage gold 6s
1952
1953
1955
-1952
1955
ACons mtge 6s.ACons mtge 6s..
Richfield Oil 4s
A Rim a
Steel
conv
deb..
f 7s
2,000
48,000 l*ARio Grande June 1st guar 5s 1939
264,000 I*ARio Grande Western 1st g 4sl939
Alst con & coll tr 4s series
586,000
A.-1949
4s registered ■-2,000
1949
Rochester Gas & El 4Mb ser
s
96 M
103 M
Sale
103 M
Sale
Sale
89% Sale
111M 113 M
118
118%
"5 M
107% 109 M
107 M
D..1977
1967
Gen mtge 3 Ms series H
Gen mtge 3 Ms series 1
Gen mtge 3 Ms series J
14,000
386,000 *t ARock Is Ark & Louis 1st 4Ms
ARuhr Chemical 6s
47". 606
1a Rutland-Canadian 4s
stpd
47,000 ; ARutland RR 4Ms stpd--
For footnotes,
see page
30.
1967
1969
1934
1948
1949
1941
7
11
28 108% Mar. 25
Jan. 13
103% Mar. 6 107
105
Jan. 17 105% Jan. 14
105
105% Mar.
4
103% Jan. 14 105
105% Mar. 4 106
Jan.
6
109
Mar.
7
108
14 110
Jan.
2
109
Sale
107M Mar.
109
Mar. 20
106% Feb. 26 110% Jan.
4
107 %
Mar. 31
107
112
115
111M Mar.
112M 111M Mar.
112M 112M
Sale
91M
100M
100 M
89 M
95 M Sale
Sale
102 % Sale
Sale
101M 102% Sale
90
Sale
Sale
111
113
109
114
118
115M
50
5
51
51
5M
6M
107 % 108
108
65
65 %
107
108m
118M
108
108 M
106 M
110M
17 M
4M
4M
100
104
110
Sale
Sale
96
Jan.
Mar. 31
107% Feb. 14 107% Feb. 10
Jan.
3
111% Mar. 12
Jan.
2
m% Mar. 13
112% Mar.
112% Mar.
Mar.
93
Mar.
93
Mar.
IP
4
98
Jan.
2
120% Feb. 28 125% Jan.
104% Feb. 28 108% Jan.
122% Mar.
106% Mar.
Mar.
5 113
66
28
Mar. 22
111
Mar.
115
90
72 M
Sale
Sale
108 % 109 M
122
119M 122 M
115
113% 119
108 % 108 M
107 M Sale
Sale
110M 109 % T10 %
17 M Sale
18
4 M Sale
Sale4
6%
4M
4%
3%
100 M 100
Sale"
10294 Sale
—-
...
104 M 107 M 103% Sale
2
7 107% Feb.
7
5 116
Feb.
4
27 115
Jan. 27
Feb. 19
2
96% Jan.
Feb. 27 105
Jan. 11
Feb. 26 104% Jan. 11
Feb. 21
91% Jan. 14
Feb.
1 111
Feb. 10
Feb. 27 118% Jan. 15
Feb. 19 54% Jan. 14
Mar.
7
7
Jan. 22
55%
Sale
78
3
120
120M 119
111M 109%
105
111
52
54
53
Sale
80
Sale
92
Sale
J*
68
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
90
111
142
152
218
Sale
90
108
Mar.
108% Mar.
107% Mar.
110% Mar.
4% Mar.
99% Mar.
102% Mar.
104
108 % Sale
104 M 106
67 H
80 M
Sale
81
80M Sale
103 M Sale
98
Mar.
4 120
Mar. 25
Mar. 12
3
15% Jan.
Jan,
Ja n.
Jan.
108% Jan.
Mar.
16% Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
119
my.
Mar. 10
Mar.
1119
119
Mar. 3
Mar.
3
110
Mar.
110% Mar. 18
110
111
109% Mar.
110
100
4
3
56
Sale
52
Mar.
4
Sale
52% Mar.
3
55% Mar. 11
55% Mar.
7
83
107
80
Mar. 11
111
Sale
142
96
99 M
25
29 %
110% Mar.
142
68%
70
83
Sale
83
Sale
103%
103%
Sale
98%
...
—
Sale
Sale
111
llli
120)
Feb.
119
Jan.
119
Jan.
Feb.
113)
113)
105)
100)
Jan.
102
Feb.
99% Mar.
51% Feb. 25
66%
80%
80%
102%
103%
103
Ill
Mar.
Mar.
27
109M
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
70
Mar. 28
83% Mar. 21
83% Mar. 25
104
Mar. 15
103% Mar. 20
104% Mar.
6
105% Mar. 19
1^4% Mar.
1
Mar.
y9
Mar. 10
25
22
19
16% Mar.
J
4M
3M
108
4%
3M
4M
13
28
13
25
61% Jan.
Feb.
19
61% Jan.
Jan.
20 117
Jan.
20
Mar. 26 109% Feb.
70 % Jan.
/
Feb. 20
83% Mar.
78% Jan.
9 83% Jan.
102% Mar.
5 104% Jan.
i03 % Feo. 27 104% Jan.
65% Feb. 14
78
103
Mar.
104% Jan.
23
21
28
24
20
7
Mar. 19
103% Feb.
105
103
106% Jan.
11
101
Jan. 17
28% Jan. 22
33
Feb.
1
Mar.
97% Mar.
28% Jan.
Mar.
19
Mar.
8
21% Mar.
6
19
26% Jan.
9
27
Jan.
8
26% Jan.
26% Jan.
Mar.
16% Mar.
Feo.
Mar. 13
105
Feb.
6% Mar. 10
42% Mar. 27
42% Mar. 31
Mar.
40
Feb.
35
Jan.
7
Feb.
107
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
9
6
Mar.
Mar.
10
Mar. 31
6% Mar. 28
107
9
6% Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
25
45
5
42% Mar. 31
10
Mar. 31
6% Mar. 28
4% Jan.
12M
108
Sale
15
Sale
107
Mar.
11% Mar.
8 108% Mar. 21
3
15%
xvxar.
29
107
4%
4M
6%
5%
Sale
Sale
3% Mar.
4% Mar.
3
3
6% Mar. 31
6% Mar. 15
Mar.
10% Jan.
31
Sale
61% Jan.
Feb.
105
38
J
24
29%
....
J
2
23
Feb.
Jan.
52
20
J
Jan.
52
27 % Jan.
19
Feb.
106M 106" 107
106
5M
6%
6%
39 M
44
42%
40%
40
Sale
39
42% Sale
7*4
8M
9% Sale
7%
5M
6M
6%
6%
11M
21
4
7
22
6
109% Feb. 20 111% Jan.
142
Mar. 28 152
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
218% Feb.
6 222
108% Jan. 29 109% Mar. 21
104
Jan. 17 104% Jan.
3
218% Mar.
109% Mar.
104% Mar.
97% Mar.
105 %
M S
M S 110
Feb.
77% Jan.
106% Jan.
Mar.
142
Mar.
18
—
O
Sale
3
21
22
99
22
10M
29
Mar. 11
110% Mar.
111% Feb.
118% Jan.
107
3% Mar.
218% Mar.
108
109% 108% Mar.
104% 106
104% Mar.
104
O
Jan.
9
2 85% Jan.
Feb. 17
24 107
17
93% Mar. 4 97% Jan. 15
4
Feb.
5
2 % Jan.
7
83% Mar.
106% Mar.
108% Mar
103% Sale
103
Mar.
105% 105% 103% Mar.
A
7
90
Sale
M S
Jan.
5% Mar. 19
6% Mar. 17
117
Sale
A
Mar.
54%
Sale
MN
Mar. 20
104% Mar. 19
55
104
A
19
103% Mar. 31 104% Jan.
Feb. 19 106% Jan.
22 110% Jan.
Mar.
104 M
97 M
M S
17
7
99% Mar. 24' 100% Feb.
102% Mar. 27 104% Feb. 26
Mar.
119
103 M
M 5
3
24 109% Jan.
3 107% Mar. 31
3 110% Feb.
3
3
3% J an.
4% Mar. 3
3% Jan. 31
Mar.
110% Mar. 12 111
Sale
A
6 109
....
Sale
A
14
9
2
Feb. 21
110% Jan.
Sale
J
Jan.
107% Jan.
106
104%
J
74
9
13
Jan.
106
103% Mar. 31 103% Mar. 31
104 %
106 M
MS
an.
74
108
Mar.
Mar.
5%
6%
4%
100%
18
Mar. 11
83%
106%
108%
118%
113%
Mar.
18
Mar.
4% Mar.
19
Feb.
64
Mar.
114
106% Mar.
109% Mar.
17
Mar.
4
Mar.
108
120
218
104 M
Sale
72
107
Sale
79% Mar.
106% Mar.
10694 108% 107
Mar.
93 M
95 X Sale
93% Mar.
3%
34 Sale
3% Mar.
109
79M
104 M
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
63
102
106%
108 M Sale
69 M
80
4%
W
99 M
Sale
104% 106
65%
106%
108%
118%
113%
Sale
115
155
Sale
63 % Mar.
109% Mar.
Mar.
104% 104 % 102
100
100 M
99 % 100
99% Mar.
108 %
108 %
52 h Sale
Sale
55
52
Mar.
162"
102
Sale
49
107% MMv-18.
72% Mar. 17
109
IlO^g 112
111%
ns% 119
119
Sale
Mar.
6% Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
80
69% Mar.
....
Ill
119
Sale
99%
108
Mar.
74
Jan.
87%
110%
115%
116% Mar.
51
Mar.
100
Mar.
Ill
111
Sale
111
107% Mar.
109
Sale
96
102% Mar.
102% Mar.
90% Mar.
Mar.
49
Sale
.06 M
106%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4% Mar.
8&*— Sale
69 M Sale
107
91%
100%
100%
88%
110%
115%
Sale
U0K
108 M
F
14 104% Jan.
7 105% Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
106 %
150
A
106
108
110
222
F
4
41% Feb. 17 45% Feb.
1
123% Mar. 18 126
Jan. 20
69
Jan.
3
70
Jan. 17
107% Fen.
94
f g.5s—1948
10
Jan.
103 M Mar.
105% Mar.
Ill
80
J 111%
121,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s
1951 A O
Gen & ref 4Ms series A
289,000
1997 J J
Gen & ref 4Ms series B__
156,000
1997 J J
198.000 Remington Rand deb 4Ms w w_1956 M S
4Ms without warrants.:
9,000
1956 M S
Rensselaer & Saratoga 1st gu 6s. 1941 MN
354",556 Republic Steel Corp 4 M^ ser B..1961 F A
Purch money 1st 5%s » onv._1954
224,000
MN
Gen mtge 4 Ms series C
202.000
1956 MN
34,000 Revere Copper & Brass 3 Ms
I960 MN
ARheinelbe Union s f g 7s
1946 J
J
a3 Ms assented
1946
ARhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
1953 .7 J
ARhine-West Elec Power 7s
1950 MN
96
Sale
100
M 8
J
55% Jan.
Sale
105
114M 115%
J 106 M
J 109
J
95 M
MN
2
27
105
120% Mar.
104M Mar.
O
M S
J
13
108 M
D
O
27
108% 109
107 M Sale
Sale
95 M Sale
122
120% 120% 121
106 M Sale
Sale
-
522.000 Portland General Electric 4Ms--1960
1st 5s extended to 1950
1,000
6,000 Potomac Elec Power 1st M 3 Ms-1966
38,000 Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
1951
24,000 1 AProvidence Secur deb 4s gu
1957
—
Jan.
103 M 104 %
104 M
104 %
1942 MN
1945 MN
1949 F A
1953 J D
1957 MN
---i960 F A
1963 F A
1964 MN
1970 J D
Con 4s series F guar g
Con 4s series G guar g
Con 4s series H guar g
Con 4Mb series I g
108% Mar. 25
105% Mar. 19
105% Mar. 4
D
D
Mar. 15
Jan.
104% Jan.
104% Feb.
110
106
Mar.
104 M 103 % 104M 103 M Mar.
104 M
105
Mar.
103
105
Mar. 12
Mar. 24
104M
104 M
107
Sale
98
1.000
Con 4Ms series J guar
Gen guar 5s series A
16,000
General
55,000
g 5s series B
1975 A O
General 4 Ms series O
156,000
1977 J J
46,000 Pittsburgh Steel 1st mtge 4MS--1950 J D
Pitts Va & Char 1st guar 4s
1943 MN 108 M
107",606 Pitts & West Va 1st 4 Ms ser A_ 1958 3 D 53 M
1st mtge 4 Ms series B
71,000
1959 AO 53 M
1st mtge 4 Ms series O
104,000
1960 A O 54 M
Pitts Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry
1st gen 4s series A
1948 J D 106M
1st gen 5s series B
1962 F A 117
1st gen 5s series O
1974 J D 99 %
1st 4%s series D
---1977 J D
2,000
6,000
107
__
Con 3Ms series E guar g
"5",000
-
124% Sale
108% Sale
O
A
D
_
Con 4Ms series C guar g
Con 4s series D guar g
2,000
—
106
45
123 M Mar. 18 124
70
Mar. 15
70
112 %
94
1974 F A 122
122%
1977 J J 115
1981 J D 109
III"
Phila Co secured gold 5s
---1967 J D 106 M Sale
Phila Electric 1st & ref 3 Ms
1967 M S 107 % 109 M
t APhila & Read O & I ref 5s—1973 J J 17
Sale
AConvertible deb 6s
1949 M S
3% Sale
t* APhilippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s 193 7 J J
4%
5M
^Certificates of deposit
3M
Phillips Petroleum 1 Ms debs
1951 j'j
Pitts Coke & Iron conv 4Ms A—1952 M 8
103M 103H
Pitts Cine Chicago & St Louis—
Con 4Mb series B guar g
1942
70
112% 113 M 112
79— Sale
1956 J J 71M Sale
1980 M S 72 M Sale
1952 J D 107 M Sale
1943 MN 108%
44,000
1st 4s series B
248,000
1st g 4Ms series CJ_49,000 Phelps Dodge conv 3 Ms deb
8,000 Phila Bait & Wash 1st g 4s
Sale
124
70
104M
105%
330,000
O
428,000
J
348,000
O
6,000
O
■9,000
M S
47,000 Peoria & Eastern4s extended—1960 A O
69,000
A Income 4s (flat)
1990 Apr
7,000 Peoria & Pekin Un 1st 5Ms A—I974 F A
'—■
123M 127
69
D 104 M
D
1948
Stamped dollar bonds
1948
Gen mtge 3 Ms series O
1970
Oonsol 4Mb issue of 1915----I960
General 4 Ms series A
1965
4Ms registered _•
1965
General 5s series B
1968
5s registered
1968
Debenture gold 4 Ms
1970
General 4Mb series D
1981
Gen^mtge 4M8 series B
1984
Oonv deb 3 Ms
1952
Peoples Gas & Coke 1st 6s
-1943
Refunding gold 5s
1947
85
11 109
52% Jan.
96
Sale
89% Jan.
6
107% Feb.
Mar. 21
108% Feb.
5 110% Jan. 10
104% Mar. 10 105% Jan. 21
55%
MN 107% 108
F A 106
106%
J D 104% 105%
Oonsol gold 4s
Mar. 21
Sale
53 %
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
4,000
1st & ref gold 4Mb series A—1977 A O 104
104 M
2,000
4 Ms series B
J 104
1981 J
106
158,000 Pennsylvania Power & Lt 3Ms--1969 F A
110
Sale
(172,000
4 Ms debentures
1974 F A 110M
Pennsylvania RR—
Conso! gold 4s
1943 MN 107 M
[36,000
80
Sale
104
Sale Prices
Mar. 18
52% Sale
M S
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar g 3 Ms tr ctfls ser O
1942
Guar g 3 Ms tr ctfs ser D
1944
32,000
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s ser B..1952
q j-troft f» /fa
1qaq
187.000
5,000 Penna Glass Sand 1st mtge 3%s 1960
Sale Prices
84% Mar. 22
85
Jan.
1
Highest
87 % Mar. 15
83
108
Paramount Pictures Inc—
74,000
3 M« conv debenture
6,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s__
11,000 Paterson & Passaic G & E 5s4,000 APaulista Ry 1st & ref 7s ser A
Lowest
Highest
Jan.
8 110
2
29
3% Mar.
3
4% Mar.
3
Jan.
15
15% Mar. 29
Jan. 29
6 % Mar. 31
6% Mar. 15
31
N. T. STOCK
April, 1941]
Sales in
BONDS
March
Value
Jan. 2,
1941
ft.
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Ask
Bid
26,000 Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 4%s—1966
St Jos & Grand Island 1st g 4s
1947
5,000 St Lawr & Adirondack 1st g 5s_. 1996
2d gold 68
:
1996
A
O
J
J
J
J
55
70
A
O
55
65
MN
69
MN
63 %
63 M
91
90
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
i'S
•5
29
EXCHANGE-BONDS
March 1
Ask Bid
Bid
93 M
91
Lowest
March 31
93 %
Ask
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Prices
91M Mar.
112
11156
I
Sale Prices
90
93*6 Mar. 31
6
Sale Prices
13 93*6 Mar. 31
15112
Jan. 15
Mar. 27
60
Mar. 27
Jan.
Jan.
60
Mar. 27
60
Mar. 27
60
Sale
65
Mar.
70
Mar. 31
64% Mar.
29 M Mar.
69
Mar. 21
64% Feb. 21
3
68% Jan.
64% Feb. 27
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
Mar. 27
25
35
69% Mar.
70*6 Mar.
40
41
50
50
70
65
60
70
59
60
Sale
65 M
65%
69 M
69
69
63 M
65 M
29 M
68 M
St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
247,000
* iRiver & Gulf Div 1st g 4s
1933
4s registered
1933
34,000
iCertificates of deposit
184,000 liSt L Peo & N W 1st 5s
1948
42.000 St Louis Pub Serv 1st mtge 5s__1959
60,000 St L Rky M & Pac 5s stamped. 1955
tASt Louis-San Francisco Ry—
1,641,000
iPrior lien 4s series A
1950
900,000
iCertificates of deposit-707,000
iPrior lien 5s series B__
1950
117,000
iCertificates of deposit
3,236,000
iCon M 4%s series A
1978
754,000
iCertificates of deposit stamped
J
"J
M S
J
J
J
J
J
J
_
.
285,000
33,000
381,000
411,000
1,000
10,000
223,000
12,000
473,000
11,000
6,000
32,000
635,000
56,000
477,000
52,000
1 iSt Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
1989
i2d gold 4s income bond Nov 1989
* list terminal & unif 5s
A Gen & ref 5s series A
St Paul & Duluth 1st consol 4s
tiSt Paul E Grand Trunk4Ha..
a Silesia
------
Elec Corp 6 Ms
Silesian Am Corp coll tr g 7s
Simmons Co conv deb 4s
Skelly Oil 3s deb
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs
South & Nor Ala gu 5s
29%
69 M
72
34%
70 M
Sale
39
40
40
9% Sale
9M Sale
Sale
9% Sale
11
10 %
43
MN
Sale
10 M
11
Sale
11
12*6 Mar. 28
12*6 Mar. 28
14
Mar. 28
13
Mar. 28
14% Sale
13 56
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
33 M
J
16M
9%
73
J
D
J
J
F
A
J
J
J
J
1961
37
17M
12%
75 M
Sale
40M
42
46
Sale
18
20%
25 M
Sale
16M
Sale
71
10 M
8
125
71
107
M N
A
O
A
O
F
A
A
O
M S
MB
F
A
F
J
——
11
9% Sale
9% Sale
11M
1M
4%
Sale
1
3M
2%
3M
3%
4
Sale
5
8M
Sale
75*6 Mar. 26
70 % Mar.
Mar.
20
Mar.
46
10 % Mar.
Mar.
78
78
7..
6M
16M
4M
4M
9M
13
2M
3M
2M
2 %
99 M Sale
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
Mar.
Mar.
5
9% Mar. 5
% Mar.
4
3*6 Mar. 11
3*6 Mar.
5
4*6 Mar.
4% Mar.
Sale
12
Sale
Mar.
96
Sale
2*6 Mar.
2*6 Mar.
94% Mar. 24
51*6
Sale
47*6 Mar.
Sale
J
J
1952
M S
1951
F A
1946
1941
1952
1950
1964
1963
A
24,000 Southern Bell Tel & Tel 3%S--_1962
J
106,000
38 debentures
:
1979
J
18,000 Southern Colorado Pow 1st g 6s_1947
J
46,000 Southern Kraft Corp 4 Ms.
1946
O
J
J
D
~47
51~~
6
Mar.
4
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
10% Mar. 13
3
2
74
Jan.
2
41
Mar. 26
69
78
2%
5%
112%
70%
106*6
121%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
19
15
12% Mar. 28
12% Mar. 28
9% Feb. 19
9
Feb. 21
9% Feb. 21
2
9% Jan.
9% Feb. 19
9% Feb. 14
8%
%
3%
2%
4%
3%
10%
2*6
2%
97
Mar. 14
94%
>7 %"Ma?;"21j h 97%
47%
51% Mar. 20
11%
1%
4%
4%
7%
6%
16%
3%
3%
Mar. 27
Jan.
Jan.
14
Mar. 28
13
Mar. 28
14% Mar. 31
13 % Mar. 31
Feb. 20
Mar. 26
^
Mar. 28
3
46
6
35% Jan.
17% Jan.
9% Jan.
2*6 Mar. 11
8*6 Mar. 31
2M Mar.
7
Mar. 28
25% Mar. 31
16*6 Mar. 31
113
113M 112% 113M 112% Mar.
Sale
80
Mar.
92 M Sale
92*6
106 M 105 % 106
106*6 Mar. 10 106%
124M 121M
121% Mar. 3 121%
114% 116
M S
90 M
3% "~8 "
3%
5 *6 Sale
69M
Sale
78
85
14*6 Mar. 31
13% Mar. 31
42
9
3
13
67% Jan.
10%
10M
10%
10 M
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
68% Jan.
69% Jan.
39
3
Mar. 26
10 M Mar.
10
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
12M
13 M
11% Sale
J
Mar.
12 M
12 M
10% Sale
J
3
13 %
10%
Sale
10
J
-
,
25 M
Sale
39
9% Sale
1952
J
1990
J
1968
1947
i* iSt Paul & KC Short L gu 4 %sl941
St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar_1972
San Ant & Aran Pass 1st guar 4s_ 1943
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix 1st 5s'42
Scio VaH & N E 1st guar g is
1989
JSeaboard Air Line Ry—
* list g 4s unstamped
1950
*iStamped4s
_195u
lAdjustment 5s
Oct 1949
♦iRefunding g 4s
1959
iCertificates of deposit--/ list & cons 6s series A
1945
iCertificates of deposit
1* lAtl-Birm Div 1st g 4s May 1933
J iSeaboard Air-Fla 6s A ctfa
1935
i6s series B ctfe of dep.-1935
Shell Union Oil 2%sdebs
1954
1,409,000
222,000
54,000
389,000
63,000
442,000
13,000
2M^Xdpbs
37,000 Shinyetsu El Pow 1st 6Ms--.
iSiemens & Halske deb 6 Ms
14,000
66,000
61,000
219,000
MS
68 M
24
1
Highest
Lowest
25% Mar. 31
16% Mar. 31
16
Jan. 31
81
6
Mar.
9
3% Jan.
Mar. 11
2
8% Mar. 31
Jan.
3
7 114% Jan.
Feb.
3
92% Mar. 31
Jan.
7
Mar. 10 106% Feb.
Mar. 3 124% Jan. 21
Jan.
10
11
Jan.
11%
1%
4%
4%
7%
6%
16%
3%
3 *6
99%
Mar. 31
Feb.
7
Mar. 31
54
Jan.
10
27
71
Jan.
103% J an.
8
21
7
Jan.
4
31
Feb. 14
7
Jan.
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Jan. 10
Mar. 19
Jan.
2
trrsi
97% Marl
14
20
5
13
26
24
21
4
78
"24 % ~27"
70 M
69
Sale
104 %
107 M
108M
108 M
105 M
102%
25
40
Sale
39*6 Mar. 29 68% Mar. 5
102*6 103*6 102*6 Mar. 1 103% Mar. 6
103
Mar.
7 103% Mar. 14
Sale
103
103% 103
Sale
104 M 104% 104
103*6 Mar. 29 106% Mar. 17
117
120%
102%
109
Sale
Sale
102%
107
107 M 106%
106
106M 103*6
106M 107 M
106
107*6'106%
Mar. 24 10756 Mar. 19
Sale
Mar. 27
20% Feb.
39% Mar.
102% Feb.
Feb. 15 104
103% Mar. 29107
119
Feb. 24 119
102
27 102% Feb.
19
105% Mar. 21 107% Jan.
13
104
(103
105%'104
106
24*108%
13
2
22
103
105
29
Feb. 24
Jan.
Mar, 27 108% Jan.
Jan.
4 106
Mar,
106% Mar,
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
Mar. 4 106
102 M 102 % 101% 102*6 101% Mar. 27 102% Mar. 8
104 M 106
Jan.
101% Jan.
Jan.
Southern Natural Gas—
A
O
J
^!«t mtge pipe line 4Mb.. --1951
29,000
D
Sale
M S
Sale
M S
49 %
Sale
MN
47
Sale
MN
Sale
J
Sale
106M 105*6 106*6 105% Mar. 21 106% Mar. 13
Southern Pacific Co—
4s (Cent Pac coll) Aug
4s registered
488,000
23,000
1,345,000
1,127,000
2,524,000
1,886,000
933,000
164,000
1,099,000
494,000
1,182,000
384,000
309,000
15,000
46,000
45,000
79,000
172,000
190,000
392.000
123,000
1st 4M» (Oregon Lines) ser A-1977
Gold 4 Ms
1968
Gold 4 Ms
May 11969
Gold 4 Ms
1981
10-year secured 3%s
1946
San Francisco Term 1st 4s
1950
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
1955
48 stamped
1955
Southern Ky 1st cons 5s
1994
5s registered
1994
Devel & gen 4s series A
1956
Devel & gen 6s series A—
1956
Devel & gen 6M» series A
1956
Memphis Div 1st g 6s
1996
St. Louis Div 1st g 4s
—-1951
Southw Bell Tel 3Ms series B
1964
1st & ref 3s series C
1968
tiSpokane Internat 1st g 5s...1955
Standard Oil N J deb 3s
1961
15-year 2Ms) debs
1953
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s_.1945
30,000 Superior Oil 3Ms debs
112,000 Swift & Co 1st M 3 Ms
1950
—.1950
Tenn Coal Iron & RR gen 5s -.1951
Term RR Assn of St Louis 5s
1944
Gen ref s f gold 4s
1953
Texarkana & F S Ry 5Ms A guar 1950
Texas Corp 3s debs
1959
3s debenture.
—1965
Texas & N O cons g 5s
--.1943
Texas & Pacific 1st g 5s
2000
Gen ref 5s ser B
1977
Gen & ref 5s series C
1979
Gen & ref 5s ser D
1980
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5Ms A.1964
Third Ave 1st ref 4s
1960
lAdjustment income 5s_ -Jan 1960
*iThird Ave RR 1st gold 5s
1937
Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd)
372,000
1st M 6s $ series
June 15 1953
45,000 Tol & Ohio Cent ref A imp 3M8-1960
6,000
16,000
73,000
67,000
94,000
509,000
30,000
47,000
212,000
371,000
220,000
29,000
252,000
694,000
60,000
33,000 Tol St L & West 1st g 4s
1960
J
91%
A
J
O
Sale
Sale
J
3,000 Ujigawa Elec Power sec 7s
1945
J
21,000 Union Electric (Mo) 3Ms
1962
lUnion Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s__1945
J
Sale
44
94 M
68%
105
202,000
93.000
1st & land grant 4s__—
48 registered
34-year 3 Ms debenture
35-year 3 Ms debenture
Ref mtge 3 Ms series A
1947
see page
30.
124M
107
O
MN
83%
Sale
Mar. 31
'Mar. 31
Sale
109% Mar. 6 110% Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 28 108
107*6 105
Sale
Mar.
27% Mar. 3 34
Mar.
104% 103*6 Mar. 26 105
Mar. 26 105%fMar.
104% 103
Sale
Mar.
102% Mar. 3 105
Sale
100
Mar. 24 100 %f Mar.
Mar.
102% 102% Mar. 17 104
90
Feb.
Sale
96
96%
70% Sale
103
18
100% Feb.
SJan.
100
102% Mar.
106% Jan.
2
124% Mar.
110% Mar.
108% Feb.
128% Jan.
7
24
Jan.
3
19
14
105
Mar.
4
11
43
96
97
96
73%
76
70% Mar.
1
47
Mar.
1
97% Mar. 11
75
Mar. 20
109
34
26% Feb,
103% Mar.
88
Mar.
113% Jan.
111% Jan. 14
Mar. 18
93
106* Jan. 28
106
Jan.
2
92
Mar. 29
108
Jan. 28
74
Mar. 31
73% Mar. 28
73% Mar. 28
Jan.
102% Mar.
102% Mar.
78
Jan.
106%
62*6
62%
62%
96%
57%
17%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
100
Jan.
42
Feb.
14
94% Jan.
3
Mar. 28
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
101% Feb. 15
101
65
24
Feb.
48% Jan. 10
97% Mar. 11
75
70% Mar.
*
Jan.
28
Jan.
17
104%
104%
96%
Mar. 28
Mar.
5
Sale
43%
28
110% Mar.
14
109
123% 125*6 124% Mar. 29 126% Man 7
Mar. 11
112
1 111
110% Mar.
110M Sale 110
110* Mar. 28
109
109M 110
*18* 108*6 Mar.
93
93 ~ Mar. 18
91
92
89 56
89% Mar.
104 % Sale
10356 Sale
106*6 Mar. 17
102% Mar.
104 M Sale
103% Sale
102% Mar.
105% Mar. 18
92% Mar. 29
79M
82%
92% Sale
82% Mar.
Mar. 18
108
106 % Sale
106% Mar.
107% 108
Sale
74
74*6' Mar. 31
68% Sale
67% Mar.
68 M Sale
68
Mar.
73% Sale
7354 Mar. 28
73 V Mar. 28
68 M Sale
72% Sale
68% Mar.
Mar. 28
101
99
Mar.
97 M
97 M 100*6 104
Mar. 19
60
57% Mar.
59% Sale
57% Sale
Sale
21% Mar. 19
19% Sale
18% Mar.
19%
100 % 101M 100%
100% Mar.
100% Mar. 7
47
Mar. 31
3
jan.
3
Mar. 19
106% Jan. 13
6
10556 Jan.
109
Jan. 10
101% Jan. 18
3
128
126
98
96%
105
109
27
107% 106
20%
'96% "Feb"."
98
17
98
120
107
30
30
Mar. 28 107% Mar. 19
106% 106
23
20% Mar. 6 20% Mar. 6
Mar. 15
30
15
Mar. 15 15
106
Mar. 28 107% Mar. 19
20% Mar.
15
6
Mar. 15
20% Mar.
15
6
Mar. 15
Iri
78
84
106
107 %
%
--—
72M
7
62
Sale
73
Sale
107% 108
106'
nlH
105"».lll
Sale
102
Sale
102%
Sale
113%
100M Sale
100
100M
106M Sale
107
59!
105!
Sale
114 H
1947
A
197u
71,000
1971
xj
238,000
1980
A O
37,000 United Biscuit 3M« debs
1955
A O
19,000 United Cigar-Whelan Stores 5s. 1952
For footnotes
73 M
——
105 M
„
95 M
98
7
107
26,000 Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May '42
135,000
3s debenture*
1959
Union Pacific RR—
80
80
Sale
O
M 8
Feb.
5
Sale
J
J
Jan.
73*
Mar.
Sale
Tor Ham & Buff 1st 4s
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st 5s
83
75
Sale
M 5
6,000 Tri-Cont'l Corp conv deb 5s ser A '63
MN
6,000 iTyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7M8--1955
F A
1,000
iGuaranteed sec s f 7s
1952
87% Mar. 28
4
107 M
O
8
83
Mar.
Mar.
82
D
1949 M
J
Feb.
Feb.
83
3
78
Sale
O
O
Jan.
57% Jan.
79
78
3
Sale
Sale
D
A
71
31
31
31
31
31
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
J
Tol W Va & Ohio 1st guar 4s C--1942 M S
1966 J D
50%
50%
50*6
61%
82%
66%
39% Jan.
48% Jan.
87% Mar. 28
81% Mar. 18
63% Mar.31
111%
MN
J
40% Jan.
39% Jan.
94% Mar. 31
87% Feb. 27
63% Jan. 28
94% Mar. 31
129
A
D
D
48% Mar. 31
46% Mar. 31
52
Jan. 27
Feb.
6
3
Sale
J
J
37% Jan.
34% Jan.
44% Jan.
57
75
Mar.
59% Mar.
76% Mar.
81% Mar.
100 M
MN
J
4
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
92
Sale
O
A
Mar.
Mar.
3
61
3
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
106 M
105%
J
J
76
Sale
51*6
50%
50%
50*6
61%
82%
66%
4
Sale
30 M
J
A
Sale
109%
D
J
3
4
Sale
78
J
A
46% Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
110M
J
J
Mar. 19
48%
45%
45%
45%
55%
Sale
82
J
A
44
Sale
D
J
94
48% Mar. 31
Sale
J
F
Sale
41
4
44% Mar.
87% Feb.
o
J
92 M
45
Sale
O
F
60
Sale
72
O
J
66%
34M
O
J
J
46M
46 M
55 M
76%
61M
Sale
45M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
48*6 Sale
46*6 Sale
51*6 Sale
50% Sale
Sale
1949
J D
1949
Sale
74M
j
Sale
62
Mar.
105% Mar.
7
65
Mar.
5
1 107%'Mar. 25
97
Mar.
105»»i.Mar. 29 106n»»Mar.
105l,ieMar.
101% Mar. 28 103% Mar.
101% Mar.
Sale
Mar. 3
111
110% Mar. 28 112
111%
97
Mar.
8
98
98%
97%
98% Mar. 26
Sale
Mar. 14
97
97
96% Mar. 24 98
97%
Sale
102% Mar. 27 104%'Mar.* 1
103% Sale 104
106
106% 105% 105% 10556 Mar. 29 106*6 Mar." 4
65
67
67
Mar. 26 69% Mar. 18
6756 70
111% Sale
62
105% Feb.
110%'Mar.
Ill
96"
Feb.
Feb.
96% Feb.
102% Mar.
105% Mar.
67
Mar.
7
90
Jan.
6
3 107% Mar. 25
Jan.
105% Jan.
107
114%
112%
100*6
101%
107
107
Jan. i 2
Jan. ' 7
Jan."* 7
Jan.
6
Jan." 18
Jan.* 23
76% Jan.
15
S. Y
30
Sales in
Is
N. Y. STOCK
Value
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2,
1941
M S
-££$3
UNJRR& Canal Co gen 4s.
-
M
1944
89 M
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Ask Bid
Sale
87 54
Bid
84
Sale
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Price
8254 Mar.
10854 Feb.
Mar. 31
88
8
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Price»
8254 Mar.
Sale
Lowest
Highest
10854
108 M
10754
Lowest
March 31
March 1
Ask
$
271,000 United Drug Oo (Del) 5s
EXCHAJN tfB—.BOJN DS
Price
•5 ft.
BONDS
March
STOCK
9054 Jan.
10854 Feb.
7
5
27 10054 Feb.
27
United States Steel Corp—
Serial debentures—
,
„
.625s
.75s
.875s—
1.00s
1.125s—
1.25s
1.375s—.
1.50s
1.625s
1.75s
1.80s
1.85s....
1.90s
1.95s
2.00s
2.05s..
2.10s
2.15s
2.20s
2.25s
2.30s
2.35s
2.40s
2.45s
2.50s
5,000
ib",66o
21,000
3,000
16,000
2,000
19,000
3,000
23,000
26~666
15,000
11,000
5,000
6,000
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1941 MN
May
Nov
May
—Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
-May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
—May
—Nov
—May
—Nov
May
—Nov
May
Nov
.50s-..-—
-
1941 MN
1942 MN
1942 MN
1943
1943
1944
1944
1945
1945
1946
1946
1947
1947
"3",000
10,000
3,000
5,000
175,000
119,000
J66J3.QQ.
con
A
sol g 4s
MN
100 %
101M
101M
102 M
MN
102
MN
101 h
MN
101%
102 M
103 M
102 h
103
102 M
10254
10254
10254
103 M
103 M
103 M
103 M
10254
103M
104 M
MN
MN
1951 MN
1951 MN
1952 MN
1952 MN
1953 MN
1953 MN
.
9,000 Vandalia
MN
1955
13,000
Consoi 4s series B—
-1957
43,000 Virginia Elec A Pow 3 Ms ser B_ .1968
21,000 Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st g 5s—1949
Va & Southwest 1st guar 5s
2003
3~8~666
First cons 5s
--1958
395,000 Virginian Ry 1st & ref 3 %s ser A 1966
-
1,206,000 t*AWabash RR 1st gold 5s
1939
593,000
*ASecond gold 5s
-.1939
36,000
Alst lien 50-year gold term 4s 1954
33,000
iDet A Ohi ext 1st g 5s...-.1941
58,000
♦ADes Moines Div 1st g 4s...1939
44,000
AOraaha Div 1st g 354s
1941
47,000
*aTo1 & Chic Div 1st g 4s_. 1941
724,000 tAWabash Ry ref & gen 554s A..1975
625,000
ARef & gen 5s (Feb *32 coup) B 76
1,009,000
ARef A gen 454s series O
1978
852,000
ARef A gen 5s series D...
1980
18,000 Walker (Hiram) G A W deb 4 54s 1945
145,000 Walworth Oo 1st mtge 4s
1955
28,000
6sdebentures
1955
MN
MN
MN
100
1 a Wisconsin Cent 1st
gen g
32
3654
9154
9254
104M
F- -A 404-%*"Si
40
93
92
F
A
MJV
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M S
J
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84 M
65
O
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107
107
110
57
J
A
109M 112
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109 M HO
55
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66
J
29
31
J
45
5254
1454
3
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Mar. 27 102
Mar. 24 22
47
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M S
F
A
92
A
Sale
9454
5654
Sale
60
30
61
J
O
3
Sale
103
7854 Sale
9154 Sale
59 54
11054
10454
1948 M
110
109
1754
954
5354
1254
1154
1154
1154
10354
8354
Mar.
4454
1454
3254
4554
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12
Mar.
Mar.
9
Sale
9
Amer. I. G. Chemical
Duluth
Misabe A
called
for
554s 1949, partially May 1.
Iron Range, 354s,
1962, par¬
tially April 1.
Firestone Tire A Rub. 354s 1948, partially April 1.
General
American Investors,
100.
5s,
1952,
entirely
March 7 at
Sale
Niagara Share Corp.
May 1.
(Md.) 554s 1950, partially
North American Co. 4s
1959, partially April 15.
Jan.
8
15
24
14
Jan.
8
Jan.
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
7654
7654
Sale
78
23
"5l""
54
47
115
10454
Sale
5154
4954
91
Sale
Mar.
32
Sale
2854
7
6
954
10954 110
554
Sale
18
7
Sale
Sale
Sale"
Sale
l06 54
10354 10354 104
115
113
11454
37
2954
2854
2954
754
3654
954
754
1254
11
754
954
10854 109
10954
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
5254 Jan.
12
Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 10
Mar. 28
754
4554
754
754
Jan.
Mar.
Fod.
Feb.
Jan. 10
5454 Mar. 28
Mar. 27
Mar. 19
19
Mar. 31
44
Mar. 31
6654 Mar. 28
iitl
Mar. 27
Mar. 19
1254 Mar. 19
1254 Mar. 19
4
10554 Jan.
754 Fod.
754 Feb.
7754 Feb.
8354 Mar. 31
91
95
96
Mar. 18
9254 Feb. 20
5954 Mar. 31
3454 Mar. 28
Feb.
Mar.
5154 Feb.
32
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
7
Mar. 18
Mar.
3
28
15
61
10
7
10
3454 Mar. 28
Mar. 28
15
15
113
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
104
Jan.
Feb. 24
955
Jan.
8
Jan.
5
Feb.
1
Mar. 18
Jan. 10
Jan.
Mar. 18
107
Jan.
25
Mar. 28
25
Mar. 31
80
74
15
Mar. 28
8354 Mar. 19
Feb.
Mar.
27
Mar. 31
Jan.
9
5654 Jan.
5054 Feb.
4654 Mar.
52
Jan.
115
Jan.
10454 Feb.
107
Mar.
106
Jan.
10654 Jan.
10754 Feb.
103
Jan.
104
114
Feb.
114% Mar.
27
Feb.
113
3654 Mar. 31
1254 Mar. 31
1154 Mar. 31
10954 Mar. 5
7
Jan.
Jan.
10554
Mar.
28
104
Mar. 31
Mar. 19
1
Mar. 21
11454 Mar. 10
Mar. 31
37
15
15 10854 Jan.
7154 Feb.
7354 Feb.
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ft* Mar. 20
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Feb.
10654 Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Mar.
67
9054 Feb.
100
Mar. 31
9654 Jan.
8 12854
12854 Jan.
10754 Jan. 18 10954
II25! Mar. 24 114
6 11154
109% Feb.
10154 Mar. 26 10454
8354 Mar. 19
Mar.
Sale
99
Mar,
3 103
Mar. 31
9854 Mar. 26 10154 Mar. 6
102
Gas,
454s,
1951,
t Odd-lot
partially,
r
Wheeling Steel 454s 1966, May 3 at 105.
x
t The price represented Is the dollar quotation
per 200 pound unit of bonds.
Accrued interest
payable at exchange rate of $4.8484
{ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by
such companies
Mar.
37
Mar.
Jan.
754 Jan.
10854 Jan.
Mar.
3654 Mar.
2654 Jan.
7
Jan.
Mar.
13
10
13
4
19
28
10
31
31
31
31
10954 Jan.
3
Feb. 20 103 54 Jan.
9854 Mar. 26 10354 Jan.
10
11
Sold
year's range because of the reason shown below:
Federal Farm Mtge. 3s 1942-47, Mar. 20 at 102.16.
Home
Owners'
included
in
Loan
254s
1942-44,
Mar.
4
at
102.16 (odd-lot).
Lorrilard
not
ex-interest.
The following transactions were made during
the current month and are not included in the
the
delivery sale
sale, not included in the year's range,
e
Under the rule sale, not included in the year's
year's range.
102
Cash sale, not included in the year's range.
Venetian
Deferred
5954 Mar. 29
4
10254 10254 103
101
Sale
9854
Natural
11
10
22
28
Feb.
954 Mar.
954 Mar.
10854 Mar.
28
Sale
Feb. 24
103
80
Mar.
51
4654
113
10454
10654
10354
11454
2854
4
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
30
2554 Mar. 31
Mar.
15
23
Sale
Mar. 19
Mar. 31
9454
10454
10654
2554
1754 Mar.
7454 Mar.
7754 Mar.
7654 Mar.
Sale
110
13
Mar. 7 10954 Mar. 5
Mar. 24 11354 Mar. 7
Mar.
1 11154 Mar. 18
Mar. 4
Mar. 26 103
Sale
8
14
44
10854 Jan.
Sale
107
Sale
Mar. 28
6454
8954
65
Feb. 25 6954
10654 Mar. 22 1C854
65
51
Sale
Jan.
96
Mar. 20
Mar. 31
Sale
9254 Mar.
Sale
10254 Mar.
10654 10654 Mar.
54"
33
95
Mar.
9354 Mar. 1
5554 Mar. 13
9554
48 54
113
9
Mar. 19 110
Mar.
4 109
109
1254 Mar. 19
1254 Mar. 19
Mar.
10554 103
Sale
7854 Mar.
Sale
9454
10454
10654
2454
2454
79
8254
8254
Sale
range.
21
Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
124
Sale
76
n
\m
954 Mar.
10754
11054
12654
10854 10854 10754 10854 10854
11254 113
11254
11354 115
Sale
110
11054 11154 110
10254 103
10154 102
10154
7854
7654
2454
a
6654
1754
1054
5454
Mar.
April 1.
April 1.
f9H
44
4554 Mar.
954 Mar.
954 Mar.
Southern
entirely or partially:
24
Jan.
-Feb^'^26
70
Sale
10254
Jan.
Jan.
10254 Mar. 12 104M Jan.
6654 Mar. 19' 6854 Mar. 26
10654 Mar. 22 108
Mar. 4
Sale
66
19
2754
754
654
Jan.
16
15
13
2
55
Sale
70
10354 Sale
10654 107
29
5454 Feb.
8454 Jan.
40
128
Jan.
5
Sale
32
1854
52
Jan.
3154 Jan.
3354 Jan.
16
10854 Feb.
Sale
57 54
Sale
i960 MJV
been
33
Mar. 7
Mar. 14
Sale
9554
5954
Sale
if*
Jan.
Jan.
3354 Jan.
4109
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948, partially April 1.
have
Mar.
10954 Mar. 12 110
57
Mar. 5, 60
Bonds selling flat
er
Feb.
Feb.
110
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
following bonds
10254
10354
10454
10354
10454
10454
2254 Mar. 24
9154 Jan.
9
Mar. 28
Mar. 19 110
a
1 The
104
104
Mar. 19
Mar.
4
6854
95
Sale
93
Sale
9354
Jan.
10354 Jan.
103
104
Feb.
]
le^0254JAaEv~4?104—-Mar;
Sale
64
3
10254 Mar. 12 10354 Mar. 19
1854 Sale
44
96
Mar.
ii054
113
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1054
4554
954 Sale
954 Sale
954 Sale
"65"
1960
A
*.
40
10354
F
13
5654
40
65
108 % 10954
108
115
3
J
M S
3254
5654
128" 12954 12354
O
J
Sale
94
10854
3
O
M S
M S
MN
J
Sale
30
47
10
""954
Sale
854 Sale
854 Sale
854 Sale
10454 10554
92
9454
4s..1949
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. 4s 1952, partially
103
2154 Mar.
2254 Mar. 24
92
*
redemption.»'
102
31
2254 Mar. 24
11054 112
11054. 112
11154 10954 11154
60
5454
65
8354
90
8354
90
66
6354
6854
6854
107
Sale
10754 108
754
Sale
M S
103
D
4
Mar. 27
Mar. 24
6
10254 Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
27
Sale
Sale
112
1454
1454 Sale
A
—Sale™. 104.
45
Sale
47 H
MN
F
Sale
10754 108
aSup a Dul Div & Ter 1st 4s. 1936 MN
1st mtge sf 354s ser
4 10254 Mar.
10
103 54 Jan.
Mar.
33
40
9554
103
10254 103
—1947
Convertible deb 4s—
Mar. 12 10354 Mar. 12
Mar.
10254 Jan.
3654
Youngstown Sheet A Tube-
151,000
318,000
101
37
Sale
tAWorces A Conn East Ry 4 54s-1943
10454 102
100
100
32
4754
11454
10654
10654
ACertificates of deposit
Wisconsin Elec Power 3 Ms
10254 10354
10154
101
10254
10254 102
25
2154
Feb.
Mar.
10354
10354
"254
102%
101
101
104
ACertificates of deposit
*
101
Feb.
10054 Mar.
10154 Mar.
10054 Mar.
Mar. 21
Jan.
27
15
30
102
Feb.
1
10154 Jan. 30
102
Jan. 29
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
100
10054 Mar. 25
10154 Mar. 17
Mar.
101
100
...
Wilson & Co 1st M 4s ser A——1955
Conv debentures 3Ms
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
100
FeD.
Feb.
10254
Feb.
10054 Mar.
Mar. 15
102
101
100
FeD.
10054
10054
10054
10054
10054
10154 Mar. 20
103"
33
1951 J D
1960 M 5
3
1953 J
—
103
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
103
104
2361
Registered
—2361
Wheeling & L Erie RR 1st con g 4s '49
If Wheeling Steel Corp 454s ser A 1966
10054 100
Sale
10054
101
10254 10154
10154 10254 10054
35
10854
AWestphalia Un El Pow 6s
100
101
102
Mar.
10054
10154
10254
A
West Shore 1st 4s guar
10054 Feb.
101
100
100
103
103 M
J
gold.i960
100
161%
100
Western N Y & Penn gen 4s
Western Union Teleg 4Ms
Gold 5s
Gold 5s
100 % 101M 10054
10054 Mar. 24 10054 Mar. 24
10054
100M 101
100
100
10054
100
10154 Mar.
10154 Mar. 5
16154 10154 102
Sale
101
10054 10154 10054 Mar.
10154 Mar. 11
Mar. 13
101
101
100 M 101
100
10054 Mar.
Mar. 21
101
101
10054 Mar.
10054 10154 100
100
10054 10054 Mar.
10054 Mar. 20
101X 100
100
10154 Mar. 6
10154 10054 10054 10054 Mar.
100
10054 Mar. 20
10114 10054 10054 10054 Mar.
Mar. 15
102
10054 Mar.
101M 10154 10054 101
.100
Western Maryland 1st g 4s
First. & ref 554s series A
-
10054 Feb.
3154 Jan.
-
■
ioiM
100
100
100
100
3654
93,000 Warner Bros Pictures 6s debs—1948 M 5»
89,000 |a Warren Bros Co. deb 6s_
1941 M S
4,000 Warren R R 1st ref gu g 3 54s—2000 F A
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
1948 Q M
Wash Term 1st guar 354s1945 F A
1st 40-year guar 4s
1945 F A
Westchester Light gold 5s
1950 J D
32,000
Gen mtge 3 54s
1967 J J
24,000 West Penn Power 5s series E—1963 M S
25,000
1st mtge 3 Us series I
1966'J J
37,000 West Va Pulp A Paper 3s.
1954 J D
AAss6nt0d
101
10354 10054 102
101%
104 M 101
104 M I100
102 54
104 M 100
25
D
...
1952
1977
1943
J AWestern Pacific 1st 5s ser A.. 1946
100
100
100
35
J
•
500,000
230,000
14,000
395,000
670,000
186,000
328,000
529,000
2,000
188,000
34,000
1,000
192,000
50,000
51,000
16,000
512,000
8,000
229,000
26,000
8,000
10354
99% 10054
99 % 10054
100
100
iol""
100 M
100 M
100 M
MN
99 M 10054
99% 100 M
100
100
MN
1949 MN
1950 MN
1950 MN
1954
May
1954
2.60s
Nov
1955
2.65s..
M&y
AUnited Steel Wks g 654s ser A 1951
a3 Ms ser A assented
1951
a654s series C
1951
a3 Ms ser O assented
—.1951
ASinking fund deb 6 Ha ser A 1947
A354sser A assented—....1947
United Stockyards 4 Ms w w
1951
Utah Ligh* A Trac 1st A ret 5s_.l944
Utah Power &.iight4st 5s- ^-4944
100 M
100
MN
1948 MN
1948 MN
1949 MN
2.55s-...-
99 X
100
at 1754
Mtge.
(cash sale).
Prov.
(P.)
(opt. sale).
Co 7s
Bank
1944,
7s
1952, March
March
5
19 at 11954
York
Stock Exchange
New
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING
March
Shares_
Jan. 1 to March 31
March.
16,270,368
45,731,788
10,124,024
32,408,179
MARCH 1941
_
_
_
$214,382,000
569,016,000
—
_
Jan. 1 to March 31
-
Prices are on a basis or 100-share
effective Oct 3.1915. all stocks are now quoted dollars per share.
small way.
la accordance with a rule or the Stock Exchange,
lots except la
the case or stocks which sell only In a
In the month's range, unless they are
shown in a footnote In the moath In which they occur.
NOTIOE —Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded
outside
range
of
the regular monthly range are
for the
year.
the only transactions of the month, and when selling
No account Is taken of such sales In computing the
——
'
••«#>
AGGRBGA I B
SALES
In
Shares
2.000
40
20
1,200
8,100
500
1,700
19,500
3,200
16",600
7,800
CS'ffiT
3,600
2,100
14,100
3,100
5,900
300
11.000
19.200
1,100
21,500
1,500
1,900
200
3,500
3,500
7,200
6,100
550
2,300
5,500
March
Shares
4,600 Air-Way Eiec
300
1,500
20
400
4,700
10,300
180
900
2,900
7,900
6,100
4,200
2,400
15,400
3,700
2 ,600
4,500
1,200
8,300
800
200
17,200
3,200
4,800
25,400
6,900
570
680
61,500
11,100
13,700
57,200
230
25,800
3,930
4,680
600
4,230
17,000
1,800
2,700
700
18,200
1,800
200
32,600
5,900
14,200
1,600
5,400
23,400
100
5,300
6,500
14,600
200
108,600
380
700
50
.Sale
Sale
8%
734
19 34
21%
934
Sale
Sale
Sale
154
Sale
11
Sale
1334
Sale
Sale
6
*
Mar. 31
45
Feb.
14
ol a
5%
19%
13%
36%
%
Feb.
14.
Feb.
201
Mar. 18
7% Jan.
22% Jan.
15% Jan.
Feb.
14
42
Jan.
6
1
3
Mar.
5
20
1334 Mar. 18
Mar. 25
37
3
34 Mar.
634 Mar. 11
2034 Mar.
7
Mar.
7
15
3834 Mar. 10
34 Mar. 11
......
Mar.
7
80
Jan.
28
4
37
Jan.
4
Sale
14 34 Mar.
Mar.
1534 Mar.
14% Mar. 13
17%
1%
15%
50%
17%
58%
8%
Jan.
Sale
1234
4834
Sale
/Sale
I
634
73
44
175
50
179
4834
£1534
48%
734
Mar.
634 Mar.
V
43
46
177
13
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar.
6
634 Mar. 10
7
3534 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
134
87 34
17834
27 34
Mar. 31
1
Mar. 13
82
Mar.
Mar.
62
7
Mar. 12
Mar. 17
Mar. 18
2134 Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
108
Mar. 21
Mar.
111
Mar. 28
Mar.
10
Mar. 22
Mar.
834 Mar. 15
Mar.
6
Mar. 17
1434 Mar. 19
8534 Mar. 10
lk Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
Mar.
18%
Mar.
Mar. 26
Mar. 17
Mar. 20
3 34 Mar. 20
15% Mar. 20
Mar.
Mar.
3
32% Mar.
3 34 Mar.
3
3734 Mar. 10
334 Mar. 11
Mar.
4
Sale
1% Mar.
3
49% Mar. 27
1% Mar. 29
Sale
Mar.
6
Mar. 26
47
51
20
13%
4
3% Mar.
1234 Mar. 19
50
49
12% Mar.
5
Sale
83
Mar,
1
Sale
1234 Mar. 25
3
214
111
119%
6% preferred..........-100
3
6
Mar.
1634 Mar.
Sale
6% preferred.. —...—100
American News Oo—......_*
3,030
Amer Power At Light....—.*
113,800
$6 preferred........
*
27,100
$5 preferred
...
*
30,200
Am Radiator At Stand San...*
177,300
Preferred
100
530
American Rolling Mill......25
94,800
4%% conv preferred.... 100
11,820
Amer Safety Razor. ..... 18.50
15,780
American Seating Oo—
*
5,500
American Ship Building
*
11,460
Amer Smelt At Refining....
*
61.900
Preferred
......100
4,100
American Snuff
.......25
6,000
Mar. 27
21%
4
—
......
...100
see
page
Mar. 28
Sale
33
Mar. 29
Sale
6
Mar
162
Sale
156
Mar
Sale
Sale
8
8%
Sale
Q
Sale
10%
1314
Sale
Sale
14%
Sale
Sale
Sale
156
8
.
222 34
Sale
1034
Sale
1234
15%
84 34
?*• |
%
Sale
84 34
2134
10%
1234
17%
91%
13 34
16034
13 34
12%
15034 Sale
68
68% S vie
69 34 Sale
69%
14934 150 34 151
5 34 S tie
534
Sale
Sale
Mar
Jan.
17
Jan.
1% Feb.
6
097
Jan.
2
J Jan.
Feb.
15
2% Feb.
18
9
13
Jan.
8
12
8% Jan.
6% Jan.
5
ai*
13
Jan.
18
17%
14
4
30
Jan.
Feb.
14
51
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
20
14
1% Mar. 29
2
22% Jan.
Feb.
18
41%
20
Feb.
19
15
18% Mar. 12
16
111
38% Jan.
4% Jan.
43!
Jan.
8
13% Jan.
27
Jan.
8
10
Jan.
9
Mar.
14
14
Jan.
14
25% Feb.
3% Jan.
46% Jan.
13
Mar. 12
6
Feb.
14
Mar. 13
155
Feb.
17 162
Mar.
1
3234 Feb. 20
Jan.
6
13% Jan.
4% Mar. 14
19
Jan. 10
4 115
24
1% Mar. 27
Feb.
93
39
27
50
Feb.
23 34 Jan.
39
7%
13
13
Jan.
10
Jan.
3
6
15% Jan.
73% Jan.
Jan.
4
8% Jan.
Feb.
14
40
Feb.
14
45% Jan.
370*
45
7
13
Jan.
11% Feb. 19
63% Mar. 5
5% Mar. 4
Jig
4
10
23
4
50
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Mar. 26
3
18
3% Jan.
15
2% Feb.
Mar. 17
Mar. 26
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
12
41% Mar. 11
11
Feb.
1
13 34 Mar.
4% Mar. 14
37%
23
14% Mar. 19
85% Mar. 10
6
1% Jan.
2% Feb.
29
3
5
7
27
28
19
7
78
7
11
27
3
6
15
8
7
21
Feb.
13 144
Mar.
6
2
2
Jan.
Feb.
6
Jan.
Jan.
12
Mar.
2
8
Mar.
7 115
81
JH
10
Jan.
Jan.
28 121
14 34 Mar. 11
8634 Mar. 11
14% Mar. 10
67% Mar. 11
634 Mar. 21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
13
28
2
13
Mar. 13 154
Jan.
Mar. 27
Jan.
3
21
10
54
149
*
iOu
Smelt—1
54
4
Mar,
45
52
a
Mar
39
85
_
5
138% Mar
Sale
_
107% Mar.
10834 Feb.
9% Mar.
7% Mar.
4% Feb.
9% Feb.
16
1
24
10
Mar. 19
Mar.
Jan.
13
6
Mar. 13
Mar. 21
15
15
Jan.
25%
2%
42 34
3534
6%
4
J an.
8% Jan.
38
8
Jan.
95% Jan.
177
Mar. 28 185
Jan.
23% Feb. 19 31% Jan.
56
Feb. 15
66% Jan.
18% Feb. 14 23 31 Jan.
Feb.
12
5 160
3
Mar
33
Sale
156
*
...... .
3
12% Mar
6334 Mar.
534 Mar
6
Zinc. Lead At
40.
39
Sale
$5 prior conv pref
26
600
316,900 Anaconda Copper Mining...50>
Anaconda Wire a. Cable-.-.-*.
2,650
4,14- Anchor Hock g Glass Corp 12.501
$5 div preferred
*
190
For footnotes
Sale
Sale
Preferred
Amer
1H Mar. 27
Sale
Type Founders—10
*
Wks At El
13
Mar.
47
Mar. 28 130
Mar. 18
ik
49
Mar.
151%
24
Sale
13
4
12% Mar. 12
50
4 115
Mar
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
29
29
Sale
Foundries
•
American Stores—.....
*
10.100
American Stove Oo
*
2,200
American Sugar Refining.. 100
36,800
Preferred
100
8,300
Amer Sumatra Tobacco
*
1,200
Amer Telep At Tel eg..
100
92,100
American Tobacco—...—-.25
15,000
Class B_...........-....25
39,900
125
130
Preferred
100
Am Mach At Foundry
....»
Amer Machine At Metals....*
Amer Steel
1
11% Mar. 21
41% Feb. 14
14% Feb. 28
40
Feb. 19
6% Feb. 14
2
42% Jan.
5% Feb. 11
31% Mar. 17
Mar.
Amer Locomotive—.......—*
—
73
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
—
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Mar. 29
47
2534
Sale
5
Mar.
60
25
Sale
6134
5834
1934 Sale
1934
107 34
10834 112
111
Sale
10834
7
10
934
734
8
734
5
534
534
13 34 Sale
11%
84 J4
8534
87 34
134
134
134
434
4:34
5
34.
3^ Sale
17
Sale
15%
234
234 Sale
1334
1434 Sale
Mar. 13
7
134 Mar.
13 34 Mar. 12
1134 Mar.
4434 Mar.
1434 Mar.
31,100 Amer International Corp....*
Amer Invest Co of Illinois..—1
2,000
5% conv pref. ....——.50
600
$6 1st preferred
American Woolen
17
5
Jan.
4
4% Feb. 19
434 Mar. 11
7
-JiJEteb. .26
.Mar. .14.1 —i34-Max.„.13
-^4* "Jan.—*—^3'
7" Feb. 14
9
Mar. 10
10% Jan.
9
734 Mar.
4
9 34 Jan.
7 34 Mar. 31
5% Feb. 17
9
634 Mar.
3
16
Feb. 15 21% Jan. 10
16 34 Mar.
6 1934 Mar. 31
19% Feb. .15 25% Jan.
6
2034 Mar. 3 22 % Mar. 11
9
Mar. 27
9
Mar, 27
1134 Jan.
2
934 Mar.
1
Tan.
7
155
Mar. 28 zl44% Mar. 6 165
£l44%Mar. 6
1
1034 Feb.
1134 Mar. 17
11
Mar. 25
1134 Mar. 17
3
14
Mar.
6
14
Mar.
6
11% Feb.
13
Mar.
1
5% Feb. 14
7% Jan.
8
634 Mar. 11
5% Mar.
5
634 ^5^4
33
31%
12934 125
1
134 Sale
84
8634
8734
8,400 Amer Home Products.......1
Wat
14
28% Mar.
6
10,300 American Ice—.........—*
6% preferred..
...100
4,900
6% preferred..
Ian.
Jan.
4 34 Mar.
33 34
125
2d preferred A
$6 preferred
American
Jan.
2934 Mar. 10
634/
$7 preferred-.
Am
Feb.
76
14%
37,700 Am Hawaiian Steamship....10
14,900 American Hide At Leather... 1
3,500
49,600
101,300
1,400
21,700
26,600
58,500
ui.
Tan.
47
Mar.
534 Mar.
45
7| 43%
4
48
17,400 Amer Crystal Sugar Co..—
6% 1st preferred..—...
910
5,200 Amer Encaustic Tiling
Am European Securities
3,700
16,800 American At Foreign Power
39,200
J
3834 Jan.
7
45
....
53
21|120
Mar. 19
Mar.
4734
80 Am Coal Co of Alleg Co N J
6,200 American Oolortype.—
12,400 American Com Alcohol....
Metal
Mar.
Mar. 29
41
2834 Mar.
75
1
American Chicle........—
American
115
118
Sale
12
Preferred
--.-J
3,300
42,700 Aoier.can Car At Foundry...
Preferred
j
20,700
25,200 American Chain At Cable—
100
5% conv preferred-.
800
50,100
18,000
16,100
33,100
19,500
1,110
4934 Mar. 31
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
115
41
1434
—...100
Mfg..._._—.*
preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
29
7334
34.500 American Can
250
12,500
2,000
Sale
4%
5%% conv preferred
J
Amer Cable At Radio Corp...
conv
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 21
46
7434
12,600 American Bosch Corp.
13.000 American Brake Shoe At Fdy.
o%
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
4734 Mar. 18
Sale
15,000 Am Agric Chemical (Del)-..
500
~
2134
1334
13
37 %
35,200 V .icricau Airlines inc
22,600 American Bank Note...
6% preferred
2,240
31.800
10,600
14,600
Sale
1834
22%
5,800 Alpha Portland Cement
3,200 Amalgam Leather Cos. Inc..
•»7c
rouv preferred
1,400
19,000 Amerada Corp
4,600
Sale
5%
Inc—.—-1
62,300 Allied Stores Corp
5% preferred
4.4dd
530
40
47
6 %
20,409 Allied Chemical & Dye......*
...-.5
1,700 Allied Kid Oo
*
26,600 Allied Mills Co Inc
53,700 Aliis-Cnalmers
Sale
118
38
*
Appli Oorp
Industries
Ask
49 %
113%
Ala At Vicksburg Ry Co
100
39,900 Alaska Juneau Gold Min—10
10 Allegheny Oprp^-...^^^,
Pref senes X $30 warr'ts.100
Pref series A $30 ex-war-100
9,500
$2.50 prior conv pref
*
10,200
46,800 Alleghany Ludl'm steel Corp *
7,400 Allen
1
Sale Prices
Loivcsi
March 31
Bid
preferred—.—100
-
53.100
500
conv
430 Abraham & Straus—.....—*
—.—25
4,209 Acme Steel Oo
—*
53,509 Adams Express
*
2,200 Adams- Millis
7,000 Addressograph Multigraph-.lO
—*
88,600 Air Reduction Inc
230
6,200
3,500
5,800
1
8,800 Abbott Laboratories -.---.--*
41^
JAN.
1941
Par
340
__
RANGE SINCE
IN MARCH
Jan. 2
V. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
22.700
8,700
PRICES
Price
STOCKS
N.
Since
March
1940
$135,239,000
400,540,000
1941
Bond Sales
1940
1941
Stock Sales
6%
5434
6
49 34
24 34
25%
12%
113
S tie
93%
Sale
5434
Sale
54
S lie
3134
13%
Sale
Sale
12%
17%
92%
13%
2134 Mar. 24
4
Mar.
10
12
Feb.
81
Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
51
Mar.
Mar. 18
25% Mar. 10
3134 Mar.
Mar. 29
13
Mar.
4 131
Mar.
113
27
5
Mar.
13%
89% Feb.
5
Mar. 20
Mar. 27
5%
50%
23%
29%
12%
Sale
14
Mar. 12
53
111
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
3
3
Mar. 15
HI
Mar. 19
Mar. 27
31
Mar. 31
Sale
2
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
3
19
1334
156%
67%
67%
147%
Mar. 14 151
Sale
Sale
13
14
Mar. 27
Mar. 25
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 19
13%
Mar.
3 166%
Mar.
3
68%
Mar. 13
69%
56%
50%
24%
29%
12%
88
19
87 34
7
6
10
9% Feb. 19
11% Feb. 28
93
5%
6%
90%
7%
5734
6%
93
Jan.
3
5
Sale
28%
3
Mar. 25
5% Mar. 3
90% Mar. 27
6% Mar. 3
6
19
Mar.
84
Sale
Sale
24 150% Jan.
Feb.
3
Sale
Sale
24%
10% Mar. 17
12% Mar. 17
Feb.
21
11% Mar.
14% Mar.
13%
160%
67%
6834
147%
Sale
Mar. 11
14% Jan.
19 168% Jan.
3
73% Jan.
15
74% Jan.
14 159
14
634 Feb. 24
7
7%
99%
8%
60%
Jan.
9
10
11
Jan.
Jan.
9
Jan.
13
51
Feb.
14
5%
50%
22%
29%
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
14
31
54
14
27% Jan.
18
35
12% Mar.
29
14% Jan.
29 113
9'
Jan.
Mar. 10
111% Jan.
6
8
Jan.
Mar. 21
8
8
7
Jan
4
Jan.
3
6
Jan.
Mar.
6
11
4
32
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
Price
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
Since
March
1941
Jan. J
Shares
Shares
March 1
Par
3,800
1,400
2,800
7,100
114,600
41,400
1,100
500
1,000
1,700
31,800
11,200
Andes Copper Mining Co
A P W
5
Armour of Illinois
1,500
20,300
700
300
$6 convertible
680
142,700
10,400
61,200
-9,300
7,500
17,100
1,200
16,000
4,900
200
830
5% conv preferred-..
6,800 Atlas Tack Corp
3,100 Austin, Nichols & Co
1,550
$5 prior A
259,400 Aviation Corp (Del) The
344,400
Rights...
260
1,300
500
200
131,700
221,900
121,600
57,100
36,100
6,600
2,660
13,100
4,900
1,440
25,400
17,300
10,700
3,300
1,330
4,700
2,100
480
—mJULQl
_
1*584
100
""170
6,100
2,700
130
60
300
4,000
44,000
1,900
2,200
3,100
9,300
130
28,800
2,800
270
400
2,200
26,300
11,200
800
900
„
600
1,400
700
23,600
64,000
"9",300
16,500
190
1,600
1,450
7,900
2,600
4,000
600
17,200
3,100
1,010
2,800
1,800
2,300
2,000
770
1,900
8,300
200
20
230
12,000
13,900
1.910
9,700
610
7,900
3,200
370
1,300
4,200
30
Pref ex-warrants
50
20
Belding-Heminway
*
Belgian National Rys part pref
Bendix Aviation Corp
5
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp..*
Trior pref $2.50 div ser'38-*
Best & Co
*
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del)--*
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc..*
Black & Decker Mfg Co
*
,
4
$g
40
29
Sale
60
93 X
10,600
34,700
61,500
2,200
5,100
43,400
128,400
19,800
1,000
20,400
it"
IV*
*30 XMar." U
6
Mar.
3
8
SIX
79k Mar.
94
7% Mar. 27
Mar.
87
3
32 X Mar. 17
93 X Mar. 19
82*
80
Mar. 19
95
34
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
63
Mar.
3
26 X Mar. 27
69
Mar. 31
Sale
16
Sale
14 X Mar.
15X Mar.
3
19% Mar. 26
Sale
Sale
Sale
1SX Mar.
3'
Sale
Sale
20 X Mar.
T 22%
108 X 108 X Mar. 29110
Sale
ey Mar. 81
7%
47
Mar.
3
48 X
48%
Sale
65
Mar. 12
65
Sale
16
Sale
15 k
3"
*
*
*
1
15
5
100
5
—
—
—
—
14 X
3%
5X
Sale
61>
29.
115
100
31
110
33
127
123
7
Sale
Sale
19k Sale
56 k Sale
29
Sale
87
131
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
IV*
80
17 k
30
Sale
13
85
Sale
Sale
107
110
53 k Sale
22 k Sale
19)4} Sale
19
Sale
k
1
35 %
37
4 k
12 X
Sale
Sale
25
39 k
Sale
44
40
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21k Jan.
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3
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19 X Sale
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55
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27 k Sale
27 X
78
Sale
76%
2%
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5% Feb.
79% Mar.
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1
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Sale
32
18 X
90
6
100
12%
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.14
116k
5k Sale
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14
20
10
2
100
29
13%
31%
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12 %
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Jan.
20
22
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6
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18
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20
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9
24 H Sale
103
107
Mar. 25
7% Feb.
4% Feb.
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18
5
6
Sale
4
5%
112
Jan.
28
16
115k 113k Mar. 12 115% Mar. 28
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28k Sale
25
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13
7
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87
Sale
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30
Feb.
8
Sale
48%
4%
24
27
20
109% Mar. 24 111k Jan.
Jan.
4% Feb. 14
3
Jan.
47% Jan.
8% Mar. 27
5% Mar. 19
Sale
Sale
113
6k
Feb.
9
26
90
110k Sale
67
Highest
Sale Prices
12 k Jan.
7
60
Mar. 25
Sale
*
100
Mar. 20
Mar. 11
1
1% Feb.
10X Mar. 28
l^Mar. 15
28
7k Mar. 17
4X Mar. 3
28
7X
36 k
18,000 Calif Packing Corp
*
17X Sale
500
6% preferred..
50
51X
55
37,100 Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
Ik Sale
35,400 Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper 5
6k Sale
10,300 Campbell W & C Foundry
*
14%
14%
43,200 Canada Dry Ginger Ale
5
12k Sale
130 Canada Southern Ry Co
100
38
40
109,100 Canadian Pacific Ry
25
3 k Sale
6,600 Cannon Mills
*
36k 37 k
3,700 Capital Admin Co Ltd cl A—1
3
3k
210
$3 preferred class A
10
39
42
1,120 Car Clinchfield & Ohio Ry—100
91k 92k
5,000 Carpenter Steel Co
5
29
29 X
11,600 Carriers & General Corp
1
2X
3 X
10,600 Case (J I) Co
100
55
Sale
1,320
7% preferred
100 125
Sale
34,500 Caterpillar Tractor..
*
49 X Sale
37,800 Celanese Corp. of America.
*
27 k Sale
5,110
79r prior preferred
100 120
Sale
84,100 Celotex Corp
»
7
Sale
1,830
6% preferred
100
62 k
65
20,700 Central Aguirre Associates—.*
18k Sale
13,600 Central Foundry Co
1
2 k Sale
I.O8O1 Central 111 Lt 4k% pref—100 113
3,3001 {Central RR of N J
100
1H
2%
11,100 Central Violeta Sugar Co
5
5k
1,500 Century Ribbon Mills
*
2% Sale
90
Preferred
100
93
100 k
6
Sale
i
20
9
Brewing Corp of America. -.3
Bridgeport Brass Co
*
Briggs Manufacturing.
*
Briggs & Stratton
*
Bristol-Myers Co
5
Brooklyn & Queens Transit. _*
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit.
*
Brooklyn Union Gas
*
Brown Shoe. Inc
*
Brunswick-Balke-Cohender
*
43,300iBut yrus Kne Co
-.-5
670,
7% preferred
100
41,4000 Budd (E G) Mfg
*
4,850
Preferred 7%
100
35.50O Budd Wheel
*
12,300 Bullard Co
*
9,800 Bulova Watch
20,100 Burlington Mills Corp
1
4,300
Conv pref $2.75 series
66,600 Burroughs Add Mach
*
27,000 Bush Turn Co
1
Bush Terminal Bidgs
8,050
Depos. ctfs. 7% pref
100
9,900 Butler Brothers
10
5,200
5% conv preferred—
30
12,600 Butte Copper & Zinc
5
19,900 Byers (A M) Co
*
3,170
Partic preferred
100
4,900 Byron Jackson Co
For footnote0
Mar.
62
Sale
80
100
6 % Sale
83
80
92
Sale
34 k
6!
Mar.
IX Mar. 13
27
110k 109X Mar. 24 111
Sale
4% Mar.
1
5X Mar. 19
Sale
52X Mar. 4 56^ Mar. 11
Sale
om
Sale
5
Lowest
Sale Prices
10
10k
Sale
Sale
8
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Jy*
111k Sale
5
—
2,800
230
*
100
25
*
-
500
100
13k
29
*
—
160,600
22,700
2,300
11,400
202,000
<#,900
8,800
8,200
30.600 Blaw-Knox
1,900 Bliss & Laughlin lnc
1,470 Bloomingdale Bros
320 Blumentbai & Co pref
127,100 Boeing Airplane Co
13,200 Bchn Alum & Brass Corp
1,020 Ben Ami class A
1,420
Class B
15,900 Bond Stores lnc
64,000 Borden Co (The)
47,200 Borg-Warner Corp
4,800 Boston & Maine RR
5,300 Bower Roller Bearing Co
33,400
8,400
12
«l*A
28
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
50
_
240 Beech Creek RR Co
900 Beech-Nut Packing
200
1,400
1,300
2,700
100
50
100
10
5%% preferred
_
March 31
Ask
Mar.
Barter Bros
_
100
110
4% preferred
Bangor & Aroostook...
6% conv preferred
Barber Asphalt Corp
14,000 bajuk Cigar lnc—
310
Hist preferred
4,484 Beatrice Creamery.
100
$5 preferred with warr
5,200
100
—*
*
*
3
Pamsdali Oil Co.
7OC0 Ba(lTf6"n W'ork8 Corp.
T
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38.00L
2,300
1,800
-
Baldwin Loco Wks vt tr ctfs_13
Baltimore & Ohio
100
,..
51,900
14,600
7,600
3,900
6,700
*
100
*
5
*
100
1
100
100
-
1,100 Associated Investment Co—*
2,130
5% preferred
100
Atchison Top & Santa Fe--100
, 431,100
I
35,000
5% preferred100
100
141,400 Atlan Coast Line RR
1
12,400 Atl G & W I 8S Lines--14,300
5% preferred
100
39.100 Atlantic Refining
25
1,900
4% conv pref series A—100
41,400 Atlas Corp
6
7,400
6% preferred
50
*
1,900 Atlas Powder
500
Bid
5
prior pref.
7% preferred
30,000 Armstrong Cork Co
2,200 Arnold Constable Corp
5,000 Artloom Corporation
30
7% preferred.
45,500 Associated Dry Goods
1,800
6% 1st preferred
2,300
7% 2d preferred
400
3,200
7,900
13,700
20
Paper Co lnc
Archer Daniels-Midland
*
Armour (Del) 7% preferred-100
400
"8,700
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
95% Mar. 18
3 k Feb. 13
35k Jan. 29
2k Mar. 28
39"
Mar.
40
6
Jan.
9
4k Jan.
39k Mar. 31
6
3k Jan.
Feb.
14
91k Jan.
30k Jan.
17
13
14
2k Jan.
9
Jan.
29
Feb. 14
Jan.
Mar. 18 125
Jan.
Mar. 31
50 k Jan.
Feb. 19
28 k Jan.
10
2
9
6
29
13
14
5
86k Feb. 25
26
43
112
42
22
41
Jan.
116k Mar. 19 120k Jan.
7
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
2
14
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73 k Jan.
30
22 k
15
29 115k
9
2k
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4 k Feb.
3
2k Feb. 19
95
Jan. 22
95k
Mar. 25
13
29
6
Mar. 11
Jan.
13
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 18
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
1941
Jan. 1
8hares
Bid
30 k
*
39,200 Cerro de Pasco Copper
20,100 Certain-teed Products..
6% prior preferred
100
13,250
*
2,300 Chain Belt Co
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
590
6% preferred
—-.100
- *
Common
5,200
-.5
2,300 Checker Cab Mfg
400
230
800
200
4k
600
10,400
37,900
30 k
354
27 k
18
21
10354 104
1954
20
18
Sale
254
3
42k Sale
100
105
105
1854
1354
254
40k
k
k
JChicago Great Western—
1,700
400
700
200
1,200
800
450
1,200
80
400
900
1,400
530
1,800
740
4,410
1.520
2,300
1,800
47.000
2,900
250
2,100
3,200
400
15,600
1,400
13,500
1,200
26,100
314.800
23,200
39,000
300
4,200
35,700
4,500
350
680
25,200
66,700
8,800
2,300
2,800
2,200
61,400
700
2,200
500
600
7,000
38.200
18,900
4,800
10,400
3,700
6.300
38.700
26.200
1,300
3,700
400
470
15,500
350
6,500
2.100
26,000
1,410
1,700
3,500
4,900
440
900
10,300
450
29.500
2,000
250
40,500
970
2,500
3,400
800
13,500
200
4,400
154,700
10,400
150
3,800
100
100
2,600
320
„
4% 2d preferred
Columbia Broadcasting
2k
4k%
Comrn'J
conv.
77
5k
preferred... 1C0
Trust—*
Solvents...—..*
Publications.....•
Congoleum-Rairn lnc
*
Consol Aircraft Corp
1
Consolidated Cigar.......— *
7% preferred—........100
6k % prior pref
..—100
Consol Coppermines Corp
6
Consol Edison Co of N Y lnc
$5 preferred
—.... *
Consolidated Film Industry.. 1
$2 partic preferred.. — ....*
Conde Nast
Corp......6
Consolidated Oil Corp
—*
Consol RR of Cuba b% pf-100
Consolidation Coal Co
25
6% conv pref....
...100
3,500
Laundries
Consumers Pow Co $4.60 pref. *
3.000
Container Corp of America..20
20.200
Continental Baking Co class A *
55,800
PlflfcK "R
*
28.400
8% preferred——.—100
11,600
10£.
1
Mar. 19
Mar. 17
954 Mar. 29
97
254
Mar.
Mar. 12
Mar.
«8*
_
Mar. 26
7554
112
111
2654
8254
4954
2954
2954
145
9354
6054
19
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Feb.
Sale
24
54
54
54
Sale
Mar. 31
in
10
854 Jan.
14
954 Feb.
19
1554 Mar. 18
Fpb.
15
x49k Mar, 19
44 54 Jan.
52 54 Jan.
Jan.
8
Feb.
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4
*ia Jan.
6
Jan.
Mar, 20
9k Jan.
1354 Jan.
29
Jan.
27
Jan.
27
2
854
1054
154
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56.600
6,400
9,100
12.900
17,200
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3,700
37,900
3.310
117.300
Coty lnc
——— — ———1
Coty International Corp..—.1
Crane Co
26
6% conv preferred.
..100
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Crown Cork & Seal
*
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preferred.........*
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Crucible Steel of America....*
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b% conv pref
100
1.380 Cuba RR; 6%vpreferred——100
65.800 Cuban American Sugar..... 10
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4.530
Sale
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5
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Corn Products Refining—— 25
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8
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1
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40 54 Mar. 18
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18
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4
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3 10554 Mar.
4
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51
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2
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77
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20
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2254 Mar. 5 2354
28 54 Mar. 29
31
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9
31
2
6254 Jan.
7
13
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10254 Mar. 17
3054 Jan.
9
114
Mar. 19
20
Jan. 10
154 Jan. 13
254 Mar. 31
2
Mar. 31
3
Feb.
Mar. 31
74 54 Mar. 21
454 Mar. 31
34
Jan.
54 Jan.
Mar. 17
Sale
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Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 31
70
10554 105
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19 106
Mar. 12
J'/8
77 54
101
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80 k Mar. 22
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~
22 145
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4
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72
8
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7554 Mar.
Saie
30
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27-
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354 Mar. 26
Jan.
3354 Jan.
8354 Jan.
143
Mar.
Mar.
14
49
2054 Mar. 15
1954 Mar. 12
Mar. 31
1754 Mar. 27
18
Sale
2354
I 145
Mar. 5 10254
Mar. 31
2554
Mar. 3 114
I
17
Mar
6
Mar.
154
254
Mar. 4
2
Mar. 27
18
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1954
1954
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7554
106
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Jan.
3 10054 Mar. 19
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
60
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Mar. 3
13
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Saie I 24 54
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154
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154
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54 Sale
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14654 145
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9354 Mar.
Saie
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29 k
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..
Insurance..^..2.60
11
Mar. 31
Mar. 20
83
Continental Motors
For footnotes see page 40.
2
Jan. 13
3
Feb.
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
% Jan.
4
6 k
Mar. 11
ar.-29r56" M
4954 Mar.
ar—3 -.35
...2.9.54..Masu
3054 Mar. 22 3254 Mar. 10
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...
4454
20 10254
3
154
12
4 54
37 k
11254 Mar. 20
2854 Mar. 11
20
Continental Diamond Fibre.. 6
554% conv pref
100
7,010
80
21,600 Cuaahy Packing Co.
Cuneo Press lnc
—....—6
3,210
60,800 Curtis Publishing Co (The)..*
Preferred
..............
900
Prior pref
— *
14,900
1
411,700 Curtiss Wright Corp
Class A
..........1
38,500
Cushman Sons 7% pref....ICO
$8 preferred.............. *
190
15,500 Cutler-Hammer Inc.—......*
1,900 Davega Stores Corp.........5
Conv 5% preferred
25
600
12,500 Davison Cbem Corp (The).—1
Dayton Pr & Lt 4k% pref-100
6i0
16
15
Mar. 20
—
11054 Mar.
2754 Mar.
Continental Can
Copperweld Steel Co
Conv pref b% 6erie6
10
Jan.
3
85
68
72
Sale
2854
8354
50
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62
12
1254
10154 101 k
2654 Sale
1105$ 111
1554 Sale
1
154
154
154
154
154
19
7554
....
44,000
17,700
25,900
139,600
102,200
5,400
18,800
3,000
2,910
57.300
Continental
*
2054 Jan.
18.
Jan.
13
Jan.
%
5154 Mar.
%8 Mar.
54 Mar.
54 Mar.
9
Mar.
1354 Mar.
2
Mar.
25
Mar.
6954 Mar.
1054 Mar.
9954 Mar.
4654 Mar.
254 Mar.
3654 Mar.
Mar. 25
6254 Mar. 28
3654
36
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3H
41
45
4654
254
Sale
66
29k
103 k
3554
10854
Commonwealth & Southern..*
Consol
4k
76 k
22 k
Investment
2054
Sale
*
$6 preferred
162,600 Commonwealth Edison Co..25
1,200
16,100
94,800
25,400
2,350
5,270
61,400
238,700
22,200
4,000
10,100
9,200
205,000
3,400
10,000
50
Sale.
Sale
19 k
10
$4.25 conv. prel ser ol 1935-*
Commercial
84
20 k
110
10
95
85
Sale
32 k
1854
k
1H
1k
12k
102 k
28 k
66
4
Mar.
24 54 Mar. 18
2854
Sale
Sale
9& 54
24
Feb. 15
*eb. 14
7
Mar.
15k Mar.
Mar.
3
Mar.
lf54
Sale
9854
54
154
10
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154 Mar.
654 Mar.
4
Mar. 20
Mar. 3
154 Mar. 26
1154
38 54
154 Mar. 31
454 Mar. 31
Mar.
J1
1
Mar. 29
100
Mar. 11
H
9*
Mar.
41
9
13
14
3 10654 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3454
bk
3754
2154
125
145
62 k
Sale
Sale
29
112
1954
Sale
1 k
Ik
60 k
100
preferred
2k
Sale
143k 147
106
Sale
...
$2.76 conv
„
3$k Sale
—
Commercial Credit.........
50
45
System lnc class A.....2.50
14,200
Class B
......2.60
9,300
159,200 Columbia Gas & El
6% preferred series A
100
7,500
5% preferred — ......-.100
420
6,800 Columbian Carbon
*
12,600 Columbia Pictures Corp
2,500
51,100
3,400
53.000
3,500
89,600
478.400
52,800
£
7&
2
12
Sale
25
27
72 k Sale
9 k Sale
94 k
96
20,100^011108 & Aikman
*
890
6% conv preferred
100
5,600 Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.
....100
3,850 Colorado & Southern
4% 1st preferred........ 100
7,860
2,090
50
2k
*
300
Preferred
...... 100
28,700 Coca-Cola Co (The)
*
1,500
Class A
— *
4'7,400 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co—.*
3,000
$4.25 preferred
*
& Co
Sale
5154
39
11
* 36
7,800 Clark Equipment
CCC&StLRy Co
100
5% prel< rred
100
40
1,470 Cleve Elec 111 $4.50 ser pref—* 113 k
31
3,100 Cleve Graphite Bronze (The)-]
82
90 Cleve & Pitts RR Co 7 % gtd-50
48 k
190
Special gtd 4% stock——50
75.50ftlClim.ax M.QlybdenumCo—* 28M
21,100 Cluett Peabody
9k
654
H54
3954 39
Sale
x49 54
X*
3
Mar. 20
254
Mar. 20
..
14
Mar.
Mar. 20
15
Mar. 20
7
1154
654
1154
10 k
—*
23,700 City Ice & Fuel
654 preferred—......—100
6,750
320 City Investing Co—...... 100
4.300 City Stores
.....—-.5
100
6,200
1,1
8
25
—.6
300 Chile Copper
253.700 Chrysler Corp
60
14,700
Sale
44 k
5054 Sale
'»»
54
X,
54
*
20,300 Childs Co
74,300
7,000
2,510
80
Mar.
-----
354
"7 54 Sale
14 k
42
_
7,600
9,000
9,600
Sale
Feb.
10354
1754
12 54
254
19
_
600
48,9Qq
kt
4 % "preferred
3,900
100
New
50
14,000
38,300
5% preferred
50
..5
3,700 Chicago Mail Order Co
.*
56.400 Chicago Pneumatic Tool
$3 conv preferred
*
4,500
prior pref ($2.50 cum olvs) *
4,900
100
6,600 tChicago R 1 & Pacific
preferred
-—100
5,500
/o preferred
—100
5,100
800 Chicago Yellow Cab—.. — — *
10
11,600 Chickasha Cotton Oil
400
Sale
19
14
15
18
10554 Mar. 26
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
3 54 Feb.
2554 Feb.
27
Mar. 10
454 Mar. 11
3054 Mar. 11
19
Mar.
5
32
3
Mar.
1854
1454
254
3854
9854
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154
100
1%
4
lk
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1854 Mar. 28
Sale
Sale
95
9sh10v
Sale Prices
104
Sale
k
40 k
Highest
Sale Prices
27
15
2
Lowest
Sale Prices
2954 Mar. 4
354 Mar. 31
Sale
14
1554
3
Sale
154
m
14,000
38,300
1,100
33,000
1,100
105
Sale
18 k
1954
Highest
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
3054 Sale
Sale
3 k Sale
4k
2854 Sale
Sale
18
19
18k
Bid
Sale
21k
35
*
16.200 tChesapeake Corp
-.25
96,700 Chesapeake & Ohio
Preferred series A
100
3,100
11.300 Chic & East 111 RR new com.*
CIess A
-.40
39,200
3,700
28,000
Ask
Sale
Sale
Lowest
March 31
March 1
Par
Shares
9,600
2,800
2,710
1
Jan. 2,
exchange
n. y. stock
Sivce
March
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
STOCKS
33
exchange-stocks
n. y. stock
April, 1941]
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
24k
Mar.
Feb.
15k Mar. 25
Mar.
754 Mar.
1
Feb.
11154 Mar. 10 10954 Feb.
1654
3 54
1554
654
4
31 1954
354
19
25 17k
7k
15
26 114
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
9
24
Y. STOCK
N.
Price
STOCKS
PRICES IN MARCH
Deere & Co
*
Preferred.
56
49
Del Lackawanna & Western-50
tDenver Kio Gr & West
7
pf_100
100
Detroit Edison
Ask
2124
27 7/i
1894
1124
20
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilb Corp._ 10
Delaware & Hudson
100
2
j
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2 94 Sale
1171/6 Sail
Det Hillsd & Sw RR Co—100
8
Devoe &
8
Diamond Match
Par tic
3
Kaynoids A
*
*
6% preferred
25
16
Diamond T Motor Car Co—2
18
Distil Corp-Seagrams Ltd
*
5% pref with warrants... 100
2
1
Sale
1424
28 24
40 %
2924
41
Sale
it*
Sale
8524
88
^
slH
3634
*
Dixie-Vortex Co
*
Clftss A.
1
Casting
10
18
Doehler Die
21
Sale
25
Dome Mines
*
15
Sale
49
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
*
78
Sale
11
Dow
*
140
Sale
19
Dresser
Co
Ltd
Chemical Co
Mfg Co
*
7
Dunhill International
5
Duplan Silk
8% preferred
80
11
47
7
22
2
Eastern Airlines lnc
6% preferred
Mfg Co
10,
9
5,
1,
it;
12
1,
8,
14
14
3,
I,
13,
23,
4,
7,
6
7,
5,
9,
3
6,
17,
15"
12,
24,
6,
2
6
.2
5
3
*
*
51 Paso Natural Gas Co
5ndicott-Johnson
5% preferred
Sngineers Public Service
$5 preferred
.....
3124 Sale
2924 31
40
4124
100 11024 Sale
1
624 Sale
*
6524 Sale
*
69
78
4% 2d preferred
50
6
5 vans Products Co
5
5x-Cell-0 Corp
3
Exchange Buffet Corp.....—•
324 Sale
724 Sale
federal Motor Truck
*
federal Water Service A
*
federated
Department Stores.*
4 >4% conv preferred
..100
ferro Enamel Corp
1
Jorp.
i F&«
filene's (Wm) Sons Co..
firestone Tire & Rubber.... 10
100
6% preferred series A
first National Stores........*
fiintkote Co (The)
*
florence Stove ('o
*
florsheim Shoe
*
(The) cl A
follansbee Steel Corp..
10
100
10
...
10
1124
9624
2324
1324
324
24
1824
9624
1224
3724
1224
C1724
10324
3924
1424
3324
2124
624
6,
2,
28,
11,
11,
14,
7,
3ar
Industries lnc
Wood
New
5% preferred
iayiord Container Corp
52s % conv preferred...
jen
American
Investors
3en Amer
*
Transp Corp
5
ieneral Baking Co
en era 1
27,
4,
20,
7,
14,
9,
60,
1,
Bronze
...
5
*
5
ieneral Cable Corp
*
Class A_._.*
Preferred 7 %
General Cigar Inc...
100
...
7% preferred
*
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8124 Mar.
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10
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13
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36— Mar^-20
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1794 Jan.
1
5
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13 18224 Jan.
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2924 Feb.
14 24 Feb.
124 Mar. 19
54 Mar. 13
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23 24
13
11
33 24 Jan.
5
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8
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6
554 Feb. 19
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8
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1854 Jan.
4
7
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9724 Jan. 15
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9
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93
7
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3
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2424 Mar. 10
24 Feb.
1194 Feb.
34 54 Feb.
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31
31
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17
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124
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14
1824 Jan.
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7 105
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24 24 Feb.
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4
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394 Mar. 10
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4
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4
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124 Mar. 29
14 54 Feb. 18
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6
2
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5
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1
20
106
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5
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8
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11
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224 Feb.
104 94
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7
7
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1824 Feb.
28
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14
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13 24 Feb.
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24 10724 Jan.
20 24 Jan.
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19 132
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17
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1694 Mar. 19
25
7
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524 Mar. 21
4 24 Feb.
3
4 24 Mar. 28
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724 Mar. 21
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107
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394 Mar.
7
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18 122
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20
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17
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3 11324 Mar
1 117
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a
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Mar.
17
2224 Jan.
9
2994 Jan.-24
1894 Jan.
2
1324 Jan. 10
354 Jan. 10
18
32
"424 Sale"
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9
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324 Mar.
10494
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>
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6% preferred
100
Realty & Utilities Corp.. 1
$6 pref opt div series.
*
24
94
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3en
1224
3524
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9524
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Printing Ink
2694 Mar.
3994 Mar.
332
25
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81
24
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79
8424
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Common
Mar. 26
Mar. 27
Mar.
1
Mar.
19
2 24 Feb.
8
127
42 24
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1824
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41
Sale
3
»
preferred
3en Outdoor
3 en era 1
*
16
Sale Prices
Feb.
9
10
12
Sale
3324
1524
1 624
2924 Sale
1524 Sale
Sale
224
24.
10724 10824
1724 Sale
11824 Sale
5
624
%
26
32
94
25
100
5% preferred
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6%
13,
32,
5,
10
5
50
*
$6 preferred
3
3
1
$3 preferred.
6,
9,
Sale
100
freeport Sulphur Co
10
Sale
38
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Sale
12
3air Co Inc (Kobt)
2
Sale
$3 preferred
10
1624" Sale
iamewell Co (The)
Sale
*
19
iannett Co lnc conv $6 pref. * 103
107
$8 preferred
5.
324
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
424 Mar.
1
13594 Mar. 28
33
73
78
6
22
foster-wheeler
1
Highest
Prices
1854 Feb.
2754 Feb.
1594 Feb.
Mar. 14
Mar. 24
2524 Mar.
4
108 24 111
111
3
fajardo Sug Co Porto Rico..20
16
$6 preferred
*
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2
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5
.
1,
197,
51,
2,
69,
1,
73
524
3824
2224
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federal Light & Inaction
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524 Sale
6524
6824
76
7124
8224
7624
24
24 Sale
%
1
24 Sale
7
524
45 24 Sale
*
16,
110
Fairbanks Co 8% preferred. 100
Fairbanks Morse & Co
*
12,
36,
14,
5,
4,
80%
72
41
17
_
3
Mar.
Mar. 18
Sale
Prices
21 24 Mar. 31
2924 Mar. 26
1024
324
At
Mar.
11154
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24.
2s
24 Mar. 3
124 Mar. 26
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4
26 24
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32 24
31
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33
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2824
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30^
.
24.
2
324 Sale
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7% conv preferred..
3,
1,
18,
h
10C
5rie & Pittsburgh RR
eureka Vacuum Cleaner
francisco Sugar Co..
vranklin Simon pref....
6,
73
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At
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 3
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
_
*
1
33,
Sale
3
424% conv preferred....100
13,
5,
Sale
Sale
preferred
5% conv preferred
18,
81
3224
Sale
Sale
Mar. 24 117
115
Lowest
Highest
Prices
180
172
32
3024
1424
824 Sale
2724
1524
15
3324 Sale
1624 Sale
$6 preferred
*
5quitable Office Building
*
tErie RR..
10C
4% 1st preferred
.....101
food Machinery Corp
5,
14
50
1
28,
Sale
Sale
4
33,
116
170
(The)
^preferred-.-- rrz z
Slectric Storage Battery
5,
5
Sale
166
4
$7 preferred
tDo.oU
117
324
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13224 135
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24
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113
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15
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1624 Sale
7
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36
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15
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1424
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14 24 127
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124
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19
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4 24 Sale
5
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7
624
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324 114
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143
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122
123
324 124
3
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Slectric Power & Light
2.
18
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American shares
1.
61,
5,
Sale
1624
424
13824
18024
3424
Slec & Musical Industries—
00
Sale
28 24
5
Electric lioat
37
2124
28
2624
ildison Bros Stores Inc
5
Sale
Sale
100
03,
1924
10
Sale
Ask
27 24
1724
1524
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Lowest
31
Ask Bid
3324
5a ton
ilectric Auto Lite
Bid
...1
Sastern Rolling Mills
£astman Kodak Co of N J
58
TT.
Sale
2154
554
924
1
624
*
954
100 117
119
Du Pont de Nem & Co (E I) .20
1633-4 Sale
$4-50 preferred
* 125
Sale
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100 11634 Sale
1
28
March
March 1
Par 'Bid
har
13
JAN.
1941
'an.
65
RANGE SINCE
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Sim
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
3
424 Mar.
14
Mar. 20
5
84
Feb.
27
Mar. 18
Jan.
114
91
424 Mar.
7
1
Mar. 12
109
Mar. 18
24. Mar. 20
1424 Mar. 11
10224 Mar. 18
Mar. 27
20
Mar.
8
2524 Mar. 11
14
1
Mar. 12
2124 Mar. 19
102
Mar. 17
1224 Mar. 18
3
324 Mar.
XX
36 24 Mar. 27
10
14
6
Mar. 19
% Mar. 17
6
Mar. 19
0
10
28
Mar. 18
3524 Jan.
3954 Jan.
8 114
2
8324 Mar. 14
Mar. 21
4424 Mar. 10
12524 Mar. 31
48
Mar.
7
6 129
15
% Mar. 17
130
86 94 Jan.
1924 Jan.
15
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
624 Jan.
1524 Jan.
14
18
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
3424 Mar. 10
3624 Mar. 19
10
5
6
H_ Mar. 13
129
2024 Mar.
Mar.
4
15
14
6
5594 Jan.
8
10
724 Jan.
6 13924 Mar. 21
19
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
6
134 24 Jan.
3 24 Jan.
Feb.
554 Jan.
21
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
94 Feb.
Mar. 20
Mar. 18
10 H Mar. 10
58 24 Mar. 28
Mar.
4
21
126 94
91
Mar. 19
27
Mar. 11
86
Jan.
2
Jan.
Tan.
28
Jan.
2
4024 Feb. 19
123 94 Mar. 19 126
40
Feb.
102
6
48
Feb.
Mar.
7
3 24 Mar. 20
454 Jan.
4
2
624 Jan.
724 .Tan. 15
Feb.
107
Jan. 30 109
3
Jan. 27
3
54 Jan.
12
Feb. 18
Jan. lO
14
16$
19 10624 Jan. 15
Mar. 27
20
Mar.
8
Mar. 29
2924 Jan. 11
2
At Jan.
1624 Feb. 20
22
9 24
1124 Jan.
Id
6124
Jan.
4
2224
1154 Feb. i9' 1624
19
Feb.
7
2124
102
Mar. 17 10424
10 94 Feb. 19
13
3
Mar. 22
324
34 94 Jan.
3
37 A
Jan.
Jan.
9
6
Mar. 24
46 24 Jan.
18 24 Feb.
30
14
,
Mar. 19
Jan. 17
Jan. lO
Jan.
13
Jan.
15
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
March
1941
March 1
Jan. 1
Shares
50,300
7,800
18,900
2,100
12,200
12,300
700
1,700
1,600
30
180
100
3,100
500
1,700
300
2,000
300
8,100
33,000
13,800
910
18,700
99,900
5,200
21,100
8,300
4,100
20,200
1,800
2,700
280
24,200
26,900
210
430
700
5,700
400
7,400
900
40
1,400
2,400
270
700
500
200
300
1,200
900
17,500
100
-
3,800
600
400
5,000
2,500
1,300
500
6,100
4,100
10,500
18,100
3,400
370
620
3,700
2,400
3,200
2,100
10
5,100
14,800
900
1,500
780
1,600
15,200
2,600
2,200
2,700
9,900
500
8,500
39,100
900
59,200
700
77,300
28,800
200
180
1,400
2,200
6,500
300
38,900
9,800
9,800
~"~700
900
40
3,000
1,000
7,900
290
3,300
300
20
6,900
1,300
60,700
14,400
1,180
1,610
17,900
4,900
18,100
*
*
...100
*i
*.
Co_._10l
10
5
100
*
*
100
5% preferred
Sound
Co
C..25
5
100
Manhattan
5% preferred....
Hud Bay Min A 8m Co
Hudson Motor Oar..
100
Ltd —*
*
1
{Hupp Motor Oar Corp
Central
RR
100
6% preferred series A
100
Leased line 4 %
. 100
RR sec stock ctfs ser A. 1000
-
-
—
*
Agricultural
Prior preferred.. .u
luternat
19,400
100
13,300
*
9,800 Int. Business Machines
*
43,100 International Harvester
7% preferred
100
2,400
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
28,500
103,300 International Mercan Marine.**
1
7,100 lnternation Mining Corp
89
91
85
166
159
111
14
13
16%
Sale
127%
53%
116%
15
'
,
29%
30%
8% Sale
9%
9%
107%
51% Sale
37%
38%
13% Sale
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Mar. 15
6%
11%
105%
45%
35%
11%
14
Feb.
19
Feb.
14
Feb.
20
90
60%
62%
110% 113%
4
JarvlstW B) Co........
16,200
Jewel Tea Inc
7,500
Johns-Manviile..-.
23,300
Sale
Sale
%i Sale
3
3%
17
Sale
4% Sale
?ie Sale
36
6% Sale
13% Sale
23
Mar. 12
14
Mar.
Sale
25%
6
Mar.
Mar. 25
3
3
Mar.
23
31%
23%
14%
26%
26%
7
Mar.
1
22% Mar.
138% Mar. 26 141
Sale
18%
7
33%
Mar. 26
Mar.
1
12
Mar. 19
10% Feb.
19
11% Mar.
3
11% Mar. 17
15% Mar. 17
1% Mar. 10
Mar. 11
19
Jan.
7
13% Feb.
1% Feb.
15
1% Mar.
3
6
Mar.
7
14
15
4
Mar.
38
17
3
19
14
29
33
Jan.
38
Mar. 28
16%
Jan.
8
Mar.
5
31 100% Mar.
4
26
2% Mar.
4
2% Feb.
Mar.
5
84% Mar.
6
7
85
5
Mar.
6
Sale
11% Mar.
1
Sale
45% Mar. 3
34% Mar. 24
11% Mar. 31
37
3%
20%
5%
23%
Sale
99
100
5%
24%
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
164
50% Sale
172%
1% Sale
9% Sale
3% Sale
171
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40%
29%
Sale
99%
Sale
2%
Sale
89
7%
Sale
1
12% Sale
*
*
41
Preferred....
-100
880
Jones A Laughlin Steel pref. 100
18,300
Kalamazoo Stove A Furn Co 10
1,900
50 Kansas City Lt 1st pref ser B.*
*
13,800 Kansas City Southern
4% preferred..
100
5,600
Sale
59% Sale
126% Sale
107
5%
24
101
Sale
11% Sale
120% Sale
4% Sale
14%
15%
3
Sale
14
Mar.
7
Sale
38%
3%
20%
5%
Mar.
8
Mar.
4
Mar.
4
Mar.
3
Sale
20%
Sale
Sale
Sale
154
157
Sale
Sale
Sale
112%
Sale
Sale
2%
2%
159
Sale
6% Mar.
23
97%
155%
74%
10%
Mar. 31
"76%
Feb.
12
Mar. 18
Mar. 24
Sale
26%
Sale
128
135
134% 127
13%
13% Sale
13% Sale
62%
64% Sale
64% Sale
2
1%
2%
1%
1%
37
39
37
36%
36%
40
38%
39
37
39%
29%
29%
29% Sale £28%
27%
34
34%
25%
27%
130
97
2%
2%
6%
81
7%
28%
126%
100
Sale
Sale
6%
90
8%
29%
101
2%
2%
7%
84
110
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11% Sale
Sale
39
39%
59% Sale
58%
Sale
125
126% Sale
103% Sale
101% 104
11%
11%
11%
11%
119
120%
4
4%
4% Sale
17
19
Sale
13
7 166
Jan.
16% Jan.
10
9
77% Jan.
128% Jan.
56% Jan.
18
19
115
Jan.
8
14% Feb.
16
Jan.
14
17
Mar.
17
Mar.
28% Mar. 4
7% Mar. 10
14% Mar. 10
26
Jan.
30% Jan.
10
Jan.
24
47% Mar. 18
43% Feb. 14
34% Mar. 24
11
Feb. 17
17
36
9
6% Feb.
Mar. 14
12% Mar. 11
58% Mar.
Jan.
110
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
% Feb.
3%
30%
%
2%
16%
3%
14
14
3
18
28
14
15
6
Mar. 31
Mar. 10
19
Feb.
19
6% Mar. 28
24% Mar. 20
5
Feb.
13
16%
42%
4%
21%
6%
22% Feb.
19
26
Mar. 27
Mar.
3
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Mar.
5
Mar.
6
2
97% Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar.
2% Mar.
2% Mar.
6% Mar.
4
74% Mar.
20%
109%
3%
7%
1%
37
10
Mar. 14
Feb.
14
Jan.
30
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
157% Feb.
1
Mar. 12
17
Feb.
146% Feb.
46% Feb.
Mar.
5
Mar. 26
Mar. 17
Mar. 27
7
27% Mar.
19
68%
1%
39%
40%
Mar.
10% Feb.
57% Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
38% Feb.
30
Mar.
£28% Mar.
36% Feb.
Mar.
25% Feb.
35% Mar.
10
90% Jan.
13% Jan.
9
6
6%
25%
.13%
4%
11%
2%
49
6
10
4
4
27% Mar. 19
131
15%
68%
2%
39%
41%
31%
35%
95
Jan.
102
2
Feb.
3
4
2
Feb.
3
Mar.
87
11% Mar.
39
Mar.
£56% Mar.
124% Mar.
101
Mar.
11% Mar.
120% Mar.
4
Mar.
16
Mar.
Feb.
7
Feb.
3%
8%
94%
8%
AM
8% Mar.
30
Mar.
Feb.
33
124
126% Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
30
Mar. 21
Mar. 26
Jan.
9
Jan.
10
Jan.
Mar. 11
Jan.
133% Feb.
14
Jan.
Mar.
44
Jan.
Feb.
63% Jan.
128
105
Mar. 18
124% Mar.
Mar. 21
100
Feb.
12
Mar. 11
11
Feb.
121% Mar. 12
4% Mar. 26
Mar. 31
19
120% Jan.
4
Feb.
15% Jan.
128
17
Mar. 15
55
11% Feb.
2
10
Jan.
39
1
4
16
Jan.
Mar. 26
12% Mar.
13
Mar. 19
61% Mar. 21
40
16
Jan.
Mar.
5% Feb.
Jan.
2% Jan.
9% Jan.
3% Jan.
2% Mar.
2% Mar.
7 102
3
Jan.
2
Jan. 14
Jan. 28
Feb. 28
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
L70
14
Mar.
10
22
Jan.
20
30
3% Feb.
128
Jan.
11% Jan.
61
167% Jan. 10
53% Jan. 10
1% Mar, 27
Jan.
10
22
31
31
27
28
19
19
23% Feb.
Mar. 29
Mar. 28 130% Mar.
Mar.
3
14% Mar.
3
8% Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar,
Jan.
Mar.
18
25
3
4% Jan.
6
Jan.
8
Jan. 22
Jan.
6
Jan.
8
Jan. 13
Jan.
6
37%
%
3%
17%
4%
%
15
13™
Feb.
Mar.
9
15
Feb.
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
6
Mar.
6
Jan.
Jan.
34% Jan.
2% Jan.
Mar. 11
9%
Mar. 13
27
13% Jan.
64
30 111
Mar. 29
6
8
Jan.
39
7
19
Mar.
52% Jan.
Feb.
7%
16%
42%
4%
21%
5
14% Mar. 10
Feb.
9
Feb.
3
8
Feb.
Mar. 10
Mar.
11
108
Mar.
89
58
Jan.
155% Feb.
8
Mar.
8
8%
28% Mar.
29%
28%
Mar.
124% 133% 124
12%
39%
16
100
7
96
Mar. 18 155% Mar. 18
5
Mar.
77% Mar. 14
3
6
13
6
Mar. 28
Mar.
5
Mar. 10 102
24% Mar.
10
Jan.
67% Feb.
124% Mar.
52% Mar.
Mar. IS
.
24%
Feb.
Jan.
79% Mar.
Feb.
158
13% Mar. 17
75% "77""
Mar.
3
Sale
11%
10% Sale
1
Mar.
Sale
6
6%
6% Sale
ko% Mar. 26 23
23
23%
21%
20%
i 109% Mar. 14 111
110
109
109% 111
Sale
4%
4
3% Mar. 31
3% Sale
Sale
9%
9
8% Mar. 24
8% Sale
1%
1 %
1%
1%
1% Mar. 10
1%
Mar. 22
42
37
39
41%
39%
35%
1 154
Mar.
Sale
152
155% 150
150
6
Mar.
47
49%
48%
48% Sale
48%
7 162%
Mar.
159
157% 159% 162% Sale
1% Mar. 27
1%
1% Sale
1% Sale
Sale
9%
7% Mar. 3
8
8% Sale
4
3%
3% Mar. 5
3%
3%
3%
75%
10%
16
16
3% Jan.
95
6% Feb.
7% Mar. 20
Mar. 11
31
86
A
6 161
ar.
5
Mar.
Jan.
101
Mar.
94
4
28
8
l-5*"Janv24_
25 107
104% Mar. 13 106% Jan.
25% Jan. 10
19% Mar.
Jan.
149% Feb. 11
140
6% Jan. 23
5% Mar.
13 106% Mar. 10
20% Mar. 11
4
6
5
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 11
2% Mar. 28
15% Mar. 27
18
Mar.
104
28
26% Mar. 21
7
4
19
33
Mar. 25
Mar.
24
Jan.
.-13% Mar. 29
13% Mar. 27
14% Mar. 12
10 148
10
11% Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 28
10 105
-----
12% Jan.
1% Feb.
4
30
13
9
17% Jan.
1% Mar. 10
13
.14—
27
.
11
2% Mar. 28
15% Mar. 27
1% Mar. 13
„
Sale
Sale
15
Jan.
Jan.
5
7%
16%
42%
4%
19%
5%
23%
11
Mar. 19
42
3
29
14%
4
Jan.
34
Mar.
41
22
Jan.
14
42
7
59
Sale
58% Mar.
59% Mar. 25
57%
63
Mar.
7
108
110% 110% Mar. 21 111
110% 111
3% Mar. 29
3% Mar. 11
3% Sale
3%
3%
Mar. 11
Mar.
5
35
34
32%
32
32%
33%
3
% Mar.
%
% Mar. 3
%
%
2% Mar. 13
2% Mar. 28
3%
2%
3%
2%
5
16% Mar.
17% Mar. 31
17% Sale
16%
16%
3% Mar. 25
3% Mar. 11
3%
3 %
3% Sale
1
3
Mar.
%8 Mar.
% Sale
% Sale
6%
Jan.
Mar. 26
29
13 h
16
29% Feb.
33% Mar.
13% Mar.
13%
-14ii -13-%.^Sale ;- ' i3~%"Mar
105%
104% Mar.
105
106
104% Mar.
106
19
19%
21
19% Mar.
147% 149
147
Mar.
149
6
Sale
5% Mar.
6
t
94
Sale
94
Mar.
100%
2% Sale
2% Mar.
2%
84
86
86
84% Mar,
6%
7%
6% Mar,
6%
Sale
79% Sale
79% Mar,
161
155% 162
£159 Mar.
13 %
12%
13%
12% Mar,
Sale
Jan.
13
37%
35%
2
Mar
31
Sale
6
Jan.
Mar. 26
13%
11%
Jan.
32
29%
34
31
7
Jan.
42
36
28%
7%
14
2
19% Jan.
138% Mar. 26 143
Mar. 19
.
Feb.
11
Mar. 26
42
14%
46
10
30* Mar. 17
30%
34
Sale
13% Mar. 18
22
Mar. 11
Mar
7
Mar. 12
23
6
Mar.
13%
13%
12%
36%
25%
15%
28%
26%
30% Mar.
Mar. 25
Mar.
Mar. 10
11% Mar. 26
6
10% Mar.
10% Feb. 14
6
Mar.
Mar.
39%
6
Sale
11
10
7
22
12% Mar. 18
n* Mar. 11
Sale
7%
13%
108%
10
27
Mar. 26
10%
27
13
Jan.
11%
10%
10%
30%
Sale
-----
10
10
Jan.
14% Jan.
65% Jan.
20% Jan.
6% Jan.
2%
14%
Sale
37
11%
Feb.
14
Sale
1%
-
2% Jan. 25
2
2% Jan.
91
4% Feb.
12%
15
27%
7
Sale
7
13
Feb.
Mar. 24
5% Mar. 11
% Mar.
5 £72%
70
71%
69% Mar.
68%
69%
124% Mar. 12 127
124% 127
126% 128
53%
52% Mar. 28
54%
53
54
52%
107
110
108% 110% 108% Mar. 27 110
Mar. 25
16
15
15%
14%
15
14%
27%
Jan.
5
4% Mar.
5
17
.
6%
Sale
164
24%
192,700 international Nickel of Canada*
Preferred
100 130%
1,400
14%
215,600 International Paper & Power 15
5% conv preferred
100
66%
73,700
2
1,300' Xnternatl Rys of Cent Arner..*
5% preferred
...
.100 39%
1,820
*
38%
3,500 International Salt
International Shoe
*
6,300
28%
International Silver..
50
28%
12,400
7% preferred
100 95
2,000
International Tel A Tel
2%
182,800
Foreign share certificates..
2%
38,600
Interstate Department Stores
7
15,600
Preferred
10
85%
110
—
*
7%
2,000 Inter type Corp
Island Creek Coal
1
32%
4,700
$6 preferred
1
90
40.
2%
9
28
15
84
95
Jan.
29
Mar.
94
25
Finance—
Houston Oil of Texas v i
see page
Sale
Sale
2%
Indianapolis Power A Lt Co. . * x20
Indian Refining
10
5%
Industrial Rayon Corp..
*
23%
* 107%
7.400 lngersol-Rand_.
6% preferred
370
100 159%
*
89
17,800 Inland Steel
12%
53,800 Inspiration Cons Copper—20
Insurancshares Ctfs inc..
1
6%
4,400
....
*
23%
6.510 interchemical Corp
6% preferred
.--100 111%
2,120
*
3%
5,100 Intercontinental Rubber
*
10%
80,900 Interlake Iron
For footnotes
150
9
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
104%
105%
19%
146%
5%
Jan.
% Feb.
Sale
.114
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
28
Mar. 10
Sale
14
3
Mar.
9
24
1
Mar. 10
11%
11%
Sale
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Mar. 14
52
2
Sale
52%
3
Mar. 10
Sale
32%
71
Mar.
43
30
127
4
31
36
15%
3
Mar.
141
34
7
Mar.
12%
40%
1%
2%
82%
11%
59%
16%
£80%
1%
27%
Mar. 12
9
21 £67% Jan.
Feb.
1% Jan.
28% Jan.
1% Jan.
1%
27%
14%
25%
25%
10
Common stock.....
Illinois
1%
3
Mar. 24
Jan.
Feb.
60
Mar. 28
1%
2%
85%
13%
63%
19%
84%
Mar. 17
m*
42
30
14% Sale
13 % .14%
105% 106%
106
23% Sale
93%
Mar. 11
30% Sale
11% Sale
11%
11%
14%
14%
1% Sale
15%
14%
140
55
33
Sale
97
3
Sale
23
Sale
34
100
Class B
Hudson &
22%
10
6%
Sale
32
24
Sale
Sale
140
Sale
Sale
24%
14%
Mar.
Mar.
1%
2%
82%
12%
59%
17%
80%
1%
27%
62
10*
Sale
14
11%
27,400 Hoinestake Mining......12-50
*
2,900 Houdaille-Hershey class A.
Howe
14
33
25
1
25
8.400 Hollander (A) & Son...
25.100 Holly Sugar Corp
3,200
2,300
19,400
12,600
3,300
1,400
23,300
23,700
48,200
24
Sale
2
100
--1
-100
2
300 Hires Co (C E) The.
Furnace (Del)
Household
25
Sale
12*
10
5,600 Holland
18,500
11
36
10%
10%
31%
Sale
43
12%
Sale
11*
Up
....-
Dauch Paper
13
12
65% Mar. 18
14% Mar. 15
4
5
24
12
Sale
3
Mar.
41
86
4%
Sale
6% preferred
100
880 Hanna (M A) Co $5 pref—
10,400 Harbison Walker Rerrac— -*
7% preferred
600
32%
11%
82%
1%
21%
%
Sale
4%
Sale
35
25
25
510
6% preferred
6,400 Hat Corp class A
70
6%% preferred..
42,000 Hayes Mfg. Corp
3,400 Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
25,100 flecker Products Corp...
2,600 Hei ne (G W)
190
7% preferred
5,300 Hercules Motors__
81%
1%
28%
Sale
*
Preferred A
1.100 Hind«* A
%
T
Sale
1%
14
llH
60%
28
Sale
24%
15%
26%
1
(HL)Co
13,000 H ercules Powder
480
6% preferred
1,300 Hershey Chocolate
$4 conv preferred. J
1,600
17%
80
fi,.
Sale
5
12
210
~
6,700
5%
RR.lOO
Greyhound Corp (The)
8,100 Hail Printing
1-,9QQ Hamilton Watch
13""
59%
20%
Sale
100 140
*
Preferred
Green
86
90
13
*
-*
3,100 Hackensack Water
700
20
*
*
*
Preferred
•
13% Sale
64
62%
19% Sale
Sale
84%
1%
1%
30%
27
% Sale
5% Mar.
62
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5% Feb. 14
Sale Prices
6% Mar. 31
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
31
Ask
6% Sale
63% Sale
13% Sale
45
42%
1%
1%
2% Sale
6%
5%
63% Sale
12%
!§*
42
40%
2
1%
2%
2%
Sale
85
5% % conv preferred
10
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp.l
Guantanamo Sugar
— *
550
8% preferred.
100
41,200 Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR Co.
$5 preferred
37,700
*
3.900
160
1
Co—100
*
10 Green Bay & Western
10
2,400
1
March
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
13% Sale
45
44%
1% Sale
Sale
2%
-»
50
preferred
(Adolf)
139,700 Great Northern pref
26,900 Great West Sugar
240
530
J*
63
1
114,400 Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consolidated Mining
Smelting & Power Ltd
5
11,500
Grand Union Co (The)—
With div certifs
1,100
Without div certifs—
7,700
2,300 Granite City Steel—
-9,800 Grant (W T) Co
10
2,200
5% preferred
—20
21,200 Great North Iron Ore Prop—*
13,100
4,000
4 %% conv
Gobel
*
*
53,000 Goodrich (B F) Co
6,300
$5 preferred
77,800 Goodyear Tire & Rubber
$5 conv preferred
6,100
3,500 Gotham Silk Hosiery.
900
50
—
$6 preferred
Glidden Co (The)
Goebel Brewing Co
70 Gold & Stock Teleg
12,500
2,200
13,900
1,000
—-&aa
Gimbel Brothers
Ask
Bid
Par
Shares
13,300
3,000
4,400
1
Jan. 2
exchange
n. y. stock
Since
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
STOCKS
35
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
April, 1941]
Feb.
110% Jan.
12% Jan.
10
7
7
16
13
11
9
10
121% Mar. 12
5% Jan.
19
10
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
March
PRICES IN MARCH
Shares
1,000
1,500
70
62,100
2,200
800
1,500
380
11,300
200
15,800
6,300
210
990
5,700
500
2,500
2,400
140
8,000
7,800
7,000
8,400
900
1,000
13,800
55,500
1,200
3,600
12,600
300
400
5,000
1,900
—4.-300.
2,800
24,700
12,200
100
117,200
3,700
1,000
3,500
130
16,400
500
4,800
5,000
1,500
230
7,900
3,400
2,100
1,200
8,600
200
200
1,800
16,700
9,190
10,600
34,200
13,700
1,700
3,200
130
3,000
1,800
600
430
1,300
8,100
110
140
100
600
2,700
12,700
12,200
4,400
10,400
4,700
25,200
30,200
9,000
1,820
580
4,100
190
3,600
300
3,500
5,700
21,800
1,100
3,700
1,300
6,400
720
690
33,100
400
1,950
1,900
2,900
2,400
1,500
560
900
5,300
90
6,100
400
Mack Truck Inc.—.---—--*
Mary (R H) Co Inc
Madison Square Garden
Magma Copper
Manati Sugar Co...
♦
*
—10
1
Mandel Bros
Manhattan
—*
25
Shirt
Maracaibo Oil Explor
1
Marine Midland Corp—
5
Market Street Ry prior pref 100
Marshall Field & Co
.*
Martin (Glenn L) CO.—
Martin Parry Corp
Masonite Corp..
1
*
*
*
13,000 Mathieson Alkali Works
170
7 % preferred.
100
14,600 May Department Stores....10
4,000 Maytag Co (The)
—-*
$3 preferred
1,800
......
*
140
700
-
-
3,600 MacAndrews & Forbes Co--10
290
6% preferred
100
65,200
20,900
-4,300
3,200
19,800
1,700
1,800
6,100
85,900
27,650
52,500
95,700
59,100
8,900
18,100
14,200
1,800
7,100
9,500
2,600
v-AWw..
$6 1st preferred
McCall Corp
1
Mesta Machine Co
Miami
5
Copper
-5
Mid-Continent Petroleum—10
Midland Steel Products
.__*
8% 1st preferred
100
11,800 Min-Boneywell Regulator Co.*
490
4% conv preferred ser B..100
13,900
3,900
13,600
11,100
36,400
3,500
14,700
6,300
24,500
1,190
1,100
Minn Moline Power Implem.. 1
$6.50 preferred
*
Corp
10
Mo-Kansas TexasRR——- *
Mission
7 % preferred series A
100
JMlssouri Pacific
100
5% convertible preferred.100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
20
Monsanto Chemical Wks.
10
Morrell
113
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14
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32k Mar.
29
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8k Mar.
7
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13
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32k Mar.
30
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118k Mar.
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174
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66
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1
28
25
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23 k Feb.
11
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13
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19
34
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3
2k Mar. 31
Mar. 27
7h Mar. 29
Mar. 17
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1
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14k Mar.
5
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80k Mar. 24
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5
Mar. 6 116k Mar. 12
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9k Mar. 5
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16k Mar. 18
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4
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54 k Mar. 24
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54k
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62k Mar.
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6
5
4
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61
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8 k Mar.
3 k Mar.
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56k
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1
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10 k Mar.
15
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24
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3
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3
4
8
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6k Mar.
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6k Mar,
22
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1
3
9
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7k Mar,
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13
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36k Feb.
4
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13k Jan. 30
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7k Mar.
32
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106
7k
70k
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104
22
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22 k Feb. 19
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14k Mar. 24
20 k Feb. 14
31k Mar. 29
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6 106k Mar.
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13k Mar.
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13k Mar.
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13
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2
13
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31
3
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82 k Mar. 27
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25
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15k Mar.
25k Mar.
33k Mar.
Mar. 31
2
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8
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12k Mar. 25
1
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3
4k Mar. 1
7k Mar. 5
13 k Mar.
6
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8k Mar. 3
24 k Mar. 27
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32
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36k
38
124 k Sale
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109
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10
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25
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1
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4
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11
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22
24
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23 k
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2
28
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3
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12
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26k Mar. 3 29
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17k Jan.
28
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2k
7k
14k
1
48k
2k
36
Sale
29
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24
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24 k Mar.
13
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15
14k
14 k Mar. 24
22 k Sale
24 k
22k Mar. 24
Sale
31k Sale
31k Mar. 29
109k 107k 108k 108
Mar. 26 108
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16k Mar. 3
19k
38
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37k
37
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3
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2k Mar. 21
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15
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14k
3
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6 108
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17k
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19k
64
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61k Mar.
66k
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108 k Sale
8k Sale
73
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67k
31k sale
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Mar. 26
82k Mar. 27
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8
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23 k Mar.
4
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25
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1
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Mar. 26
22
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3 115
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3k Mar.
20k Mar. 31
21k Mar.
12
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12k Mar.
21k Mar. 3 22k Mar.
31k Mar. 29 36k Mar.
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25
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3
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23 k Feb.
23k Mar.
26k Mar.
4
Mar. 26
Jan.
2
Jan.
9
Jan. 10
Mar. 10
Jan. 25
12
Feb.
29 k Mar.
Mar.
2
Jan.
31
2k Mar.
81
181
19k
A*
Sale
172
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6k Feb.
98k Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
24
5k Mar.
1
35
Mar. 27
36
83 k
84
21
4k
8k
14k
Ilk Sale
27 k Sale
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Sale
29
27
28k
135
133k 135
27 k Sale
27
24 k Sale
24 k
12
12k
Ilk
28
30 k
12k
14 k Feb.
Mar.
27k Mar.
10
108k
19k
63 k
Sale
Sale
34
88k
35
107
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5
-
r\lH' Sale
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32
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90 k Sale
178
180k 180
36 k
114 k
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4
22
13
32
7k Mar
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7k Feb.
104k Jan.
34k Mar.
22
Mar. 12
12 k Mar.
1
25k
20k
114
18k
23 k
29
Sale
Mar.
Highest
Sale Prices
12k Mar. 10
14k Jan. 10
100
Mar. 19 104k Jan. 27
7k Mar.
6k Mar. 11
Sale
22
16
106
3
Mar.
*22 k Mar.
25
Mar.
Sale
8
Sale
21
37
38k
95 k Sale
97 k Sale
187 k 189
Sale
Sale
3X4
24
A*
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25k
23
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lk
k
41
8,000 Murphy Co (G O)
*
350
5% preferred
—.100
32,300 Murray Corp of America
10
*
2,100 Myers (F E) & Bro
7k
23 k
21k
22 k
7
6k
7k
2k
3k
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Mullins Mfg Corp class B
For footnotes see page 40«
Sale
12 k
38
——.60
-
Sale
21
*
Motor Products
Motor Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co—
M unsi ngwear
22k
26 k
Sale
^
(JJ & Co
Morris & Essex
Sale
3k
24
12k
31k
lk
26 k
22 k
31k
2k
26 k
22%
26 k
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
14k Mar.
6 k Mar.
100k Mar.
Sale
31k Mar.
12 k Mar.
13k
29 k Mar.
33k
2
lk Mar.
Sale
25 k Mar.
Sale
22k Mar.
119
$4-50 preferred
Preferred series B
124,200 Montgomery Ward & Co
1,600
5,360
9,500
10,700
11,400
5,500
1,710
3,500
VA
Sale
If
34
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
16
15k
7
6k
102 k 105
Sale
14
*
13
McCrory Stores
1
14 k Sale
6% conv preferred
100 111 "nSale
McGraw Electric Co
1
25 k Sale
McGraw Hill Publ Co
*
7k
8k
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines... 5
32 k Sale
McKeesport Tin Plate..
10
7 k Sale
JMcKesson & Bobbins, Inc...5
3 k Sale
$3 series conv pref—
*
25
Sale
6% conv preferred
100
Mead Corp
$6 preferred series A
*
$5-50 pref ser B with warr..*
Melville Shoe Corp——
1
Mengel Co
1
5% conv 1st preferred
50
Merch & Min Transp Co—*
*VA
Sale
33 k
Sale
-——*
McLellan Stores Co
Sale
14k
6k
Sale
a
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
12k
101
Sale
■
a
Sale
8k Sale
2iH
March 31
Ask Bid
12k
13k
12k Mar. 10
13k Mar. 27
100
102
100
100k 101
Mar. 19 101k Mar.
6
7 k Sale
7 k Mar. 29
7k
7k Mar. 26
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101k 109k 102
109k
6
—
380
6,100
1,100
8,300
18
Bid
Ilk
105
100
100
*
*
5
11,200 Lee Rubber & Tire
11,300 Lehigh Portland Cement—25
500
4% conv preferred
—100
21,600 J Lehigh Valley RR Co..---50
15,000 Lehigh Valley Coal
»
13,700
6% conv preferred50
43,600 Lehman Corp. (The)
1
4,000 Lehn & Fink Products Corp. .5
3,500 Lerner Stores Corp
*
47,600 Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
*
186,000 Libby McNeill & Libby
7
2,300 Life Savers Corp
5
9,000 Liggett & Myers Tob com—-25
Series B
.25
24,100
Preferred...
100
3,000
1,800 Lily Tulip Cup Corp
*
♦
20,700 Lima Locomotive works
--*
5,100 Link Belt Co..
—10,20
13,900 Liquid Carbonic Corp..
*
97,200 Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—...1
*
65,700 Loew's Inc
$6.50 preferred
2,000
*
1
284,700 Loft Inc
24,000 Lone Star Cement Corp
*
8,600 Long Bell Lumber A
*
25
7,900 Loose-Wiles Biscuit
570
5% preferred
—.100
35,900 Lorillard (P) common...—10
Preferred
.--100
1,500
*:
10,200 Louisville Gas & Elec A
14,500 Louisville & Nashville.- —.100
6,800
19,300
3,500
9,900
6,200
6,300
57,600
58,100
28,700
12,000
7,500
104
14
7 k Sale
104H Sale
Conv class B_
1
270 Kendall Co $6 part pref ser A.*
191,600 Kennecott Copper
*
7,300 Keystone Steel & Wire Co—♦
2.600 Kimberly-Clark.
*
3,800 Kinney (G R)
1
3,250
$5 prior preferred
♦
39,400 Kresge (S 8) Co
10
500 Kresge Department Stores
1
81,600 Kress (S H) & Co
-*
33,100 Kroger Grocery & Baking—*
Ask
13k
8,300
170
2,200
2,800
1,400
Bid
Department Store*. 1
2,390
5% conv preferred
100
6,100 Kaywr (J) & Co
-.5
220 Keith-Albee Orpbeum pref.100
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
Convertible class A
1
14,200
2,400
4,500
300
March 1
Par
1,590 Laclede Gas Light....
3,330
5% preferred
11,600 Lambert Co (The)
3,200 Lane Bryant
1
1941
V
1,700
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
2,800 Kaufmann
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
500
410
Price
STOCKS
Since
Jan.
13
4
Mar. 31
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
,
Mar.
4
.Jan.
Jan.
9
Jan.
Feb.
15
Feb.
14
Mar. 27
! Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 31
Jan.
14
6
18
7
31
6
Feb. 19
Mar. 19
Jan.
8
Jan.
23
Jan.
Jan.
10
6
4
4
Jan.
8
Feb.
17
Feb.
21
Jan.
Feb.
14
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
19
19
Jan.
6
Jan.
Feb.
20
Jan.
15
23
Feb.
28
Jan.
16
Mar.
3
14
24
Jan.
19
11
Jan.
27
Feb.
Feb.
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STOCK
Y.
N.
April, 1941]
AQQREQATE
SALES
n. y. stock
In
Since
March
1941
exchange
450
8,200
2,200
1,300
4,200
18,500
300
I,300
77,300
2,700
36,300
8,400
5,200
18,500
91,600
2,000
3,200
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10,100
2,900
126,700
3,700
2,000
11,700
1,200
12,400
3.700
31,300
15,100
83,400
12,300
6,400
46,700
4,100
41,800
300
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200
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1,400
2,400
45,400
8,400
9,400
7,300
3,100
2,590
3,400
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100
10
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160
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700
600
132,600
3,500
12,600
4,600
300
500
81,200
700
2,100
140
55,800
2,800
3,000
25,200
$4.50
11,210
8,990
5,690
19,100
7,300
14,500
2,600
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6,900
5,500
429,000
10,000
54,600
8,300
2,800
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800
800
190
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610
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20
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170
10
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3,400
470
850
1,150
500
18,600
3,800
5,200
39,520
460
174,900
8,000
17,800
800
2,620
2,740
4,590
2,200
69,000
15,300
15,000
32,200
9,400
186,900
76,000
2,300
25,900
2,500
900
600
6,800
2,500
26,100
2,500
550
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100
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100
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10
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50
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50
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---50
Northern Pacific
100
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Northwest Airlines Inc—
Northwestern Telegraph
50
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*
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50
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2.50
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213 54
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39,100
7,300
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19,000
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5,500
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50
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.6
People's Gas Light & Coke. 100
$7
Penn Glass Sand
Jan.
Jan.
100
Sale
Penn-Dixie Cement
45* Feb. 19
85* Feb. 19
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54 54 Mar. 24
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475*
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145
109
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*
Pan American Airways Corp.-5
Pan Amer Pet & Trans
5
Panhandle Prod & Ref
1
Paraffine Cos Inc
*
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Mar. 29
Mar. 26
29
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1485* Mar.
15254 148
3
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212
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Mar. 24
Mar.
109
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1254
80
3154 Mar. 17
117
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14
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15
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11
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12
15
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20
6
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6
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145*
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3
12
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13
1
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14
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8
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9
6
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2
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12
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554 Mar.
/
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11054 1125* 1125* Mar.
10
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395* 375* Mar.
46
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2454
4
554 Jan.
2054 Jan.
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3
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14
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51
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54
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354
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58
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7
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,
51
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100
4,600 Pere Marquette Ry.
5% prior preferred
100
14,380
5% preferred
100
14,410
*
1,600 Pet Milk
5
18,400 Petroleum Corp
*
6,500 Pfeiffer Brewing Co
25
76,700 Phelps Dodge
50
6,500 Philadelphia Co pref 6%
$6 preferred
*
1,340
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1*7%
~
112
115
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6
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555*
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- —
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6
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10
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7
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100
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Mar. 22
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Mar. 4
Mar. 28
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1055*
4854
Sale
North American Aviation
400 Park & Tilford
Park Utah Cons Mines
30
6,260
6,850
*
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420
494,200 Paramount Pictures
6% 1st preferred
15,100
6% 2d preferred
51,600
280,400
4,500
18,100
900
*
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Mar. 24
185*
554
754
854
Sale
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100
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6% preferred
910
Pacific Tin Consol Corp
10
400
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5
*
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Preferred100
10
47,500 Owens-Illinois Glass Co.. 12.50
22,700 Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc—5
97,700
3,900
*
—*
New York Dock
16
Sale
654
45*
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•*
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Mar. 12
Sale
185*
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33,300
$5.50 conv 1st preferred.5,600
Outboard Marine & Mfg
1,900
100
II,000
9,900
1,700
1,200
5,900
3,500
2,700
0,400
1,100
1,400
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130
800
10
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13,100 Oliver Farm Equipment
Omnibus Corp (The)
6
20,800
8% pref series A
100
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190
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3,500
47,400
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1,100
22,100
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70
600
100
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60,100
32,100
1,900
173,900
3,100
7,000
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180,000
6,300
8,500
93,500
200
500
100
*
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$5 conv pref
New York Air Brake
New York Central
210
8,200
—40
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135,500
390
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Neisner Bros Inc
1
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50
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10% preferred
50
10
300 N Y Lack & West Ry Co. .100
170
1,500
9,220
10
100
100
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Prices
1*8
preferred..----*
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6% prior preferred
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
ll
4 54% conv serial pref—100
120
1,500 Newberry Co (J J)
5% preferred series A
100
350
10
19.100 Newmont Mining Corp
33,200
21,600
3,200
6,000
conv
33,100 National Steel
31,900 National Supply
60
500
100
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National Cash Register.
*
National Cylinder Gas Co.. .1
National Dairy Prod Corp—*
National Dept Stores
*
6% preferred
10
National Distillers Products..*
Nat Enamel & Stamping
*
National Gypsum Co
1
National Bond & Share
50,300 National Lead Co
7% preferred A--1,900
640
6% preferred B
9,300 Nat Mall & Steel Cast Co
10,200 Nat Oil Products Co
77,100 National Power & Light
100
8.600
3.600
Co__*
5% pref series A
Sale
Ask
Mar. 14
166
Mar. 19
16954 167
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Mar. 17
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125*
125*
84
875*
895*
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16
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165*
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10
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Sale
135* Mar. 1
135* Mar. 15
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55* Mar. 14
55* Mar. 10
55* Sale
554 Sale
8
9
75* Mar. 3
85* Mar. 20
Sale
205* Mar. 3 215* Mar. 7
205* Sale
21
16
Mar. 19
155* 1354 Mar. 1
1454
1354 Sale
Sale
Sale
75* Mar. 10
654 Mar. 24
Mar. 24
75
86
825* Mar. 17
845* 80
80
15
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Sale
165* Mar12
155* Sale
Mar. 28 1735* Mar.
6
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1745* 172
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Mar. 28
149
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146
1954 2195* Mar. 6 2054 Mar. 18
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75* Mar. 20
.65* Sale
Sale
55
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2654 27
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8
Mar. 11
65* Sale
SaleJ25TMiiT7 3ij~265£TS4ar. 18
"24"54"~Sa le~~2
Sale
109
1065* Mar. 8 1095* Mar. 21
10654 107
105
Sale
37
Mar. 4
355*
365* 345* Mar.
36
845*
46
125* Mar.
125* Sale
1354 Mar. 26
12 5* Sale
Sale
14
Mar. 11
1254 Mar.
13
135* Sale
155*
J25* Sale
2754 Mar.
315* Mar. 26
305* Sale
2y
Sale
2154
215* 2154 Mar. 26 225* Mar. 18
225* Sale
Sale
454 Mar. 7
554 Mar. 31
554 Sale
5
554
6
10
Mar. 21
10
95* Mar. 28
1054
11
11
109
Mar. 4 111
Mar.
5
111
1085* 111
IO9
112
.--100
preferred
Nat Bond & Investment
900
17,100
-5
10
National Biscuit Co
Sale
*75*
10
6% conv preferred
National Aviation Corp.
400
900
1954
554
75*
854
1
Automotive Fibres Inc..l
National Acme
Nat
Ask Bid
454 Sale
165*
155*
5
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Lowest
March 31
March 1
Bid.
Par
Shares
16,300
1
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
STOCKS
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Jan.
1
10
27
23
Jan. .27
954 Mar. 31
Mar. 31
2
57
Feb.
14
275* Feb.
405* Feb.
14
305* Mar. 31
22 5* Jan.
6
7H Mar. 21
75* Jan. 23
355* Jan.
2
18
46
Feb.
20
79
Mar. 29
38
N. T. STOCK
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
Price
PRICES
STOCKS
In
March
1941
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
4,100
6,800
March 1
200
700
50
320
20,300
90
290
1,500
3
.10
110
1,200
560
1,440
370
1,390
20
100
20 Pitts Y & Ash
300
1,300
19,000
1,200
11,700
14,950
70,600
5,100
200
4,000
9,500
25,000
190
900
900
2,700
11,000
Ry 7% pref.. 100
Plttston Co 'The)
*
Plymouth Oil
5
Pond Creek
23,500
2,800
900
250
77
Sale
71
10k
Sale
Ilk
160
16*
75
Sale
40k
*
57%
100 11814
2954
Sale
com
13k
Sale
Mar. 26
4k
43,500
33,700
1*800
4,000
1-31,500
106,100
5,600
16,700
22,400
3,100
5,400
400
52,100'
211,500
-S5-pFeferFedri-
*
Pullman Co
*
Pure Oil
.*
6% preferred-.
100
5% conv preferred
100
Purity Bakeries
Quaker State Oil Rfg Corp. .10
.
Kadio Corp of America
*
400
$5 preferred B
*
15,300
$3-50 conv 1st pref
*
37,700 Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp._l
6,400
6% conv preferred
100
5,400 Ray bestos- Manhattan.
*
13,300 Rayonier Inc
1
4,300
$2 preferred
25
18,800 Reading Co
50
5,300
4% 1st preferred
.50
8,400
4% 2d preferred...
50
1,200 Real Silk Hosiery
.5
4,200
3,600
1,900
1,800
5,300i
1,500
7,500
1,100
1,400
10
170
40
Preferred
.100
.
470 Reis (Robt) & Co 1st pref .100
3,200 Reliable Stores Corp
_*
1,700
300
900 Reliance Mfg Co
10
36,700 Remington-Rand
1
3,000
Preferred w w
.25
140 Rensselaer & Sara RR Co.. 100
11,200
500
30
8,900
29,400 Reo Motors Inc v t c
1
299,400 Republic Steel Corp..
13,450
6% conv preferred
100
7,010
6% conv prior pf ser A.. 100
14,200 Revere Copper & Brass
_5
70,300
2,830
1,100
6,100
300
900
450
870
460
11.900
1,130
23,500
610
2.020
5,700
38,000
98,500
10
Class A
10
:
7% preferred
5k% preferred
Reynolds Metals Co
534% conv preferred
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob cl B
100
100
_*
J 00
280
14.400
147—11934
26
Sale
834 Sale
9634 Sale
86
Sale
10k
Sale
1054
10
4 54
77
Sale
95
6254 Sale
3 54 Sale
4354 Sale
7
Mar.
Mar.
5k
54
36
11
10
Mar.
65 k Mar. 19
1154 Mar. 31
Sale
164
Mar.
63 k
k
164
54 Mar.
1454 Mar.
15*
Sale
1754
654
754
Sale
19 k
6
Mar.
Sale
Sale
4k
Mar.
Sale
10 k
11
o
1154
i°k
35
34
19 k
Sale
55
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
104
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
5
Mar.
117 k
131
Mar.
1
Mar.
154
Mar. 20
1154 Mar.
Mar.
35
Mar.
Mar.
3
7 k Mar.
94
Mar.
1
8
7
98
119
117
152
118
Mar.
2154
Sale
2754
""
10
8 34
63
53
20,000
1,400
800
154
22 >4
10054
94 34
1054
2334
Sale
107
Sale
3 900
190
9 300
25 900 St Joseph Lead
8 200 {St Louis-San Francisco
2 400
1 300
5 100
50
80
10
100
100
100
100
*
100
6% preferred
{St Louis Southwestern
50
50
4,500
1,290
1,900
22,400
4,780
51,100
80,100
3,400
6,200
140
580
$4.50 preferred
580
910
$4 preferred.
6,900
27,500
6,300
15,500
2,900
85,600
11,400
9,300
500
700
3,800
1,000
26,400
14,400
3,300
5% preferred
Safeway Stores
5% preferred.
Savage Arms Corp.
Schenley Distillers Corp
..
*
5
_
5'4% preferred.
Scott Paper
100
*
..*
;
.
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
43,300 Servel Inc
8,200
2,530
45,300
5,000
19,300
1,290
53,800
7,640
530
12,800
2,000
8,000
150
15,400
1,800
6,600
Sharon
Corp
$5 conv preferred
Sharp & Dohme
$3.50 conv pref series A
Shattuck (Frank G)_
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co.
Shell Union Oil.
_
500
*
1
Steel
Silver King Coalition..
26,600 Simmons Co
3,300 Simms Petroleum.
600
*
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
150
20
4,100
3,600
2,700
70,100
29,500
3,200
11,600
30,300 South Porto Rico Sugar
490
8% preferred
90
For footnotes
see
1
page
40.
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154
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5
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103
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112
114
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109
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5
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5
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1954
97 54
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154
1454
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9
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1354 Mar. 15
8k Mar. 3
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150
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150
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1
4
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2
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22
29
9
11
15
4 137
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21 158 k Feb.
4
11
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7
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14
*
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9
9
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1 10154 Jan.
83 k Feb. 15
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2
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10
8
14
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4
11
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15
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4 54 Jan.
4
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62 k Jan.
3k Jan.
2
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12 k Feb.
23 k Jan..
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21
14
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28
26
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10
154 Jan.
28 k Feb.
11
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18
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8
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.
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4
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954
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13
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67 k Jan.
13
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91
14
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19
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1
23
2
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16 k
2
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17
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2854 Jan.
Feb.
60
51
2
4354 Jan.
20
24
154 Feb. 10
2254 Mar. 12
100
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2154 Mar.
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23
10
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154 Jan.
22 k Jan.
10154 Feb.
11
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13
97
6
10
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3
24
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2
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100
Mar.
113
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6754 Mar.
1254 Mar.
90 54 Mar.
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62
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73
Jan.
8
10
Feb.
1354 Jan.
94 k Jan.
9
Feb.
10'4 Jan.
6
3254 Mar.
3054
Mar.
52
Jan.
o4 k Jan.
53 k Jan.
12
7k
6 k
454
1554
Feb.
8
1954 Feb.
8554 Mar.
7
Mar.
52
854 Mar.
7k
Mar.
5 54 Mar.
17k Mar.
Mar.
9 k
4554 Mar.
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12
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k.
3054
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2 k
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33
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5/i« Mar.
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3
4 % Mar.
39k Mar.
10
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Mar.
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Feb.
9
Feb.
8454 Mar.
Jan.
34
11154 Jan.
Feb.
108
3
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54 Mar. 20
13 k
Mar. 12
2 k
Mar. 11
54 Jan.
54 Jan.
12k Mar.
2
Feb.
73 54 Mar. 11
68 k
f
1054 Mar.
13 k Mar. 11
1054 Feb.
68
61
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4 k Mar.
5
5454 Mar. 21
554 Mar. 26
38
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954 Jan.
5 k Jan.
16
17 k Mar. 20
13 k Jan.
3
48 k
Feb.
3 k Jan.
51k Feb.
4k Feb.
Tan.
14
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38 74 Jan.
10
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8
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3
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112k Tan.
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15
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10
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38 k
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11
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10
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10
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54
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254
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454 Jan.
55 k Jan.
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2
21
14
4
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8
14
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7
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27
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5
6
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7
23
27
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4k
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lk
23 54
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£1854 Mar.
Mar. 10
Sale
140
Mar. 31
5
21
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k
16
37
4
1254 Mar. 14
9
9
8
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9
ran.
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37
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87
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37 k Feb.
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17
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6
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1854 Feb.
1254 Feb.
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4
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4
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Mar. 28
6
Mar.
2254
Mar. 24 110
112
Mar.
7 112
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1954
1654
1054
1554
Jan.
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20
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115k Mar.
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ilk
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Jan.
2
Jan. 10
Mar. 28
56*4 Mar
4
Sale
254
7254
Sale
8
5954 Mar. 18
4
3 54 Mar.
40 k Mar.
1
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5154
4 k
3754
1154
454
154
2554
1954
Sale
4
4554 Mar.
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84 54 Mar. 26
34s Mar. 3
54 Mar. 17
1254 Mar. 3
1
2k Mar.
1
7154 Mar.
954 Mar. 22
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lhH
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54
13 k
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112
9 54
85
87
84 54
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40
3454
36k
33
3754
115
115 54 113
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4 k
4
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3854
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532 Mar. 20
254 Mar. 20
454 Mar. 20
3854 Mar.
Sale
39
9
4 113
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12954
150
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6
1154 Mar. 11
1
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5
154 Mar.
18 k Mar. 22
20 54 Mar
Mar. 18
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9154 Mar. 31
93 ~ Mar.
3
854
854
13 54
1354
40k
5>k
11954
2954
3 110
11554 Mar. 19 12354 Jan.
85k
100
10 54 Mar.
21
101k Mar.
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
14
116 k Mar. 12
24 54 Mar. 28
31
60
62
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Mar
55
Sale
18
Feb.
6
2654 Mar. 27
Mar. 17
1154
Sale
3
63
4
1754 Feb.
21
Mar.
65*
43 k Jan.
7554 Jan.
8
13 k Jan. 10
Mar. 31 164
164
Mar. 31
54 Feb. 14
6
54 Jan.
3
14 H Mar.
1654 Jan. 17
Feb.
7 54 Mar. 10
10 54 Mar. 21
6
19
51k
654 Mar. 26
1054 Mar 11
8k Mar. 21
6154 Mar. 6
Mar.
19
Mar. 27
Mar. 12
8k Mar.
1954 Mar.
19
Feb.
13
22 54
100
Feb.
Feb.
22 54 Mar. 12
8
Mar. 14
6
Feb.
10
7
35
Mar. 31
Mar.
6
Jan.
Mar. 10
25 k
23
Sale
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3
3
62
5/.
2
4
107
19
100
754
3254
Sale
13 k Mar.
754 Jan.
15
14
Mar. 19
5
1
15
Feb.
4k Feb. 14
9k Feb. 19
1154 Mar. 10
5
2454 Mar.
21k Mar. 25
38.34
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10
*
Sale
1354 Mar. 26
110 54
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*
lk
26k
8 k
7k
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60
21
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*
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19
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3,300 Simonds Saw & Steel Co
11,900 Skeily Oil Co....
......15
520 Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron. 100
90
$6 preferred....
7,300 Smith (A CP Com
10
6,200 Smith & Corona Typewr v t c. *
7,900 Snider Packing
*
289,500 Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. .15
48,200 South Amer Gold & Plat
.1
7,800 Southeastern Greyhound L...5
4,200
1034
66
15
23
154
23
7 k
7 54
10 k
854
60 k
57 k
109
10 k
89 k
_*
*
*
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1
103
65
13
*
Sale
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%
54
13 54
254
7854
1054
.100
55
2514 Mar. 27
14 k
25 k
112
11134
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63
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...*
Seagrave Corp (The)
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Sale
6054
7234
1254
*
{Seaboard Air Line
4-2% preferred
754
1154
Sale
102
60
3
2k
4054
19k
13 k
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Sale
Sale
{Rutland RR preferred-.-.100
10
1 y8
Mar.
5654 Mar
2'k Mar
3854 Mar
113
Sale
10
300
2
28 k
754
10
4
Sale
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Sale
Sale
52
300
13 k
2454
21k
10
57 k
1954 Sale
1854
10154 10154 100
95
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32
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15
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26
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8
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8
9
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10
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80
21
154
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2534
754
754
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10
70,600 Richfield Oil Corp
.*
7,500 Ritter Dental Mfg
_*
9,000 Roan Antelope Cop Mines..
7 600 Ruberoid Co capital stock
*
13 600 Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
1
500
$2.50 conv preferred
*
.
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8
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Feb.
5 181
9k Feb.
Mar. 28
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2
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7k
854
Ilk
1154
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5554
11954
27 54
954 Mar.
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37
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15 54 Mar. 18
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2
57
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Mar.
Sale
17
Mar. 28
554
654
4554
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60
164
54
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26
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5 54 Mar. 11
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23
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954
8k
954
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17
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7
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17
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2
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50
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26
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4
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41k Jan.
3k Feb.
10
7
29
454 Feb.
61
Mar. 31
1154 Mar.
2754
2554
104
103 k
11954 11654
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129 k
58
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6
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5 k Mar.
7
36 k Mar.
7
51k
116k
Sale
2454
Sale
101k
117 k 11554
130 k 12954
454
2 k
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1
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20
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Sale
1054
15854
27 54
35 k Feb.
7
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61
103
2
Mar. 26
174
34
116
Jan.
52
Mar.
7
63
I*
6
76
1254
5254
35
11854
6
Mar.
554
8
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
53
3454
954
4
Jk
173 k
61'
10
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Sale Prices
27
33
Sale
1154
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar. 14
2 k
44
1
1054
1254 Jan.
72 k Feb.
4
80
Jan.
Mar. 28 10554 Mar.
105
*84 Mar.
1
7«4 Feb.
2
5k Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 18
Mar.
JAN.
Highest
ivxar.
160
49
Sale
108% 109k
100 121% Sale
100 13654 140
100 157% Sale
Sale
sV4
Mar. 12
3854 Mar. 27
2 k Mar. 18
2154 Mar.
7
Sale
554
754
5
Mar.
"5k
76
Mar. 28
Mar. 10
76
4 k
1254
6k
12 y8
12 k
22
34
80
554
36
76
Sale
78
Lowest
Sale Prices
62
3k
4954
l\Y*
Sale
.
%
Sale
5
50
7
es
Sale
45
22
Highest
Sale Prices
'"654" "ek¬
38k
2k
79
Sale
Lowest
10 k
10 54 Mar. 27
Ilk
Sale
*7354 Mar. 2-4 7954
Mar. 28 10554
10554 105
hi Mar.
i$a
63
49
nH
3I*
1454
1854
654
Sale
1st preferred
2d preferred
4!*
16k
8
1
654
68
Sale
Sale"
6
Pocahontas Co..*
554
62
36
17354 178"
6k Sale
9
8k
52% Sale
38% Sale
21
conv
7654
178
*
conv
75
RANGE SINCE
Sale Prices
Ask
1054
165
*
5%
5%
11
7k Sale
Am Sale
8% Sale
86
8m
1534
1AM
160
Co class B
Poor 3r
67,800 Pub Serv Corp of N J
5,800
$5 preferred
3,200
6% preferred
2,100
7% preferred
970
8% preferred
900
AIM Sale
3%
3%
40k
43%
22%
23%
Postal Teleg Inc pref
Pressed Steel Car common
45.300 Procter & Gamble
770
Preferred 5%
340
Sale
5
_
Preferred
Wayne & Chi Ry..l00
80
7% guaranteed pref. ...100
29,600 Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
*
6,000 Pittsburgh Steel Co
2,620
7% preferred class B
100
6,140
5% preferred class A
100
1,000
5 k % 1st .ser conv pr pf.. 100
8,070 Pittsb <fc West, Virginia
.100
8,100
1,500
11
Sale
*
Pitts Ft
""""16
11k
Sale
31
March
Ask Bid
105
100
*
_
.
1,100
1,700
1,900
11k
76 k
Bid
Sale
5,200 Pillsbury Flour Mills
25
330 Pirelli Co of Italy Am shares
5,300 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)
100
8,700
6% preferred
.100
6,600 Pitts Coke & Iron Corp
370
$5 conv preferred7,100 °itts "^orgings Co
1
50
Ask
100
Preferred
75,800 Phillips Petroleum.
1,200 Phoenix Hosiery
200
Bid
Par
10,300 Philco Corp
17,700 Philip Morris & Co
200
Pref 4 k % series
245,900
Rights
4,900 Phillips Jones Corp
39,900
IN MARCH
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
14k Feb.
9
Jan.
1354 Feb.
8 k Mar.
154 Jan.
13
Feb.
12 54 Jan.
5
Jan.
2154
2 54
27 k
2254
1954
13 54
15k
9k
254
15 k
30
13
4
Jan.
Jan.
20
Jan.
28
10
Mar. 27
Mar. 17
Mar. 29
Jan.
8
Jan.
6
Mar. 31
Jan.
16k Feb.
21
23
Mar. 10
Jan.
150
Mar. 31
135
'inc
'
1941
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
.03,
Southern
.28,
2,
11,
1,
3,
70,
0,
3,
47,
3,
20,
.36,
2,
35,
63,
27,
79,
L77,
149,
127,
6,
7,
13,
25,
16,
49,
L02,
18,
10,
33,
11,
20,
7,
3,
27%
8%
12%
21%
26%
1%
4%
Edison._25
*
-*
Southern California
Southern Pacific Co..
Railway
—100
5% preferred..
Ohio certifs—100
Mobile &
*
1
*
*
1
- *
preferred A—. — *
Sparks Withington
Spear & Co
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The) v t c
Spicer MfgCo.
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
25%
Sale
Sale
8%
12%
Sale
21%
25'
27
4%
conv
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey.25
Standard Oil of Ohio
25
Starrett Co (The L S)._
*
Sterling Products Inc
.-10
Stewart Warner Corp
-5
Stokely Bros & Co Inc
1
Stone & Webster
*
1
Studebaker Corp
Sun Oil Co
*
100
6% preferred
10c
Sunshine Mining Co
*
--1
100
—10
(The)—50
Superheater Co (The)
Superior Oil Corp
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
Sale
13
Sale
21%
23%
Sale
29
25
Sale
26%
1%
3%
25%
8%
11%
20%
23%
1%
Sale
Sale
21,
1
8,
3
60
Mar.
1
Mar. 17
18% Jan.
33%
Sale
32% Mar.
6
19%
33%
34%
58%
Mar.
31%,Feb. 20
Sale
Sale
49%
Sale
Sale
58
34
34
32%
Sale
58%
5%
50%
Sale
51%
18% Sale
26% Sale
34% Sale
7%
4%
8%
7%
58% Sale
128
125
8% Sale
Sale
£18
1% Sale
16
16%
23% Sale
Sale
50
10
*
*
*
Products
8
Starrett
$3.50 preferred
Tide Water Associated Oil--10
$4.50 conv preferred
*
Timken-Detrolt Axle Co
10
Timken Roller Bear
*
Transamerica Corp
2
Transc & West Air Inc
5
Tran & Williams Steel Forg..*
Tri-Continental Corp
--1
$6 preferred
*
Truax Traer Coal
-*
1
Truscon
11
3
45,
5
L01
31
32
20
2
34
1
62
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
21
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13%
21%
2
15
102
96
8
8
5
240
89
32*
2
6
100
1
Preferred
Twin Coach Co
Elliott
3
5
7
Union
5
Union
8
31
264
6
39%
Sale
4%
34
Sale
4%
8%
38
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
100
*
*
5
10
United Corp
$3 preferred
United Drug Inc
United
Dyewood
Preferred
United Electric Coal Cos
United Eng &
United Fruit
100
5
5%
1
Sale
1%
73%
5
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
Sale
75
Sale
10%
1%
17%
7%
Sale
20%
8%
84%
21
Sale
81
Sale
40.
3%
86%
11%
9%
66%
176
5
6
50
*
*
100
20
10
1
*
10
100
S Smelt Ref & Mining—50
page
70
20
100
Partic& conv class A__
1st preferred-
40
Sale
50
38
40
Jan.
Jan.
4
66
Jan.
11
8%
5%
8%
8%
58%
Jan.
10
28
10
40
60% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 11
4% Mar. 11
7% Mar. 20
6
4
4
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
Mar. 19
7
3
33%
24%
30%
30
Sale
%
15%
14%
9% Sale
97%
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30%
43%
Sale
4%
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Sale
Sale
Sale
82
Sale
13
43
12%
13%
114% 111%
44%
43%
20
Sale
112
1%
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3% Sale
2%
2%
26%
26%
3%
4%
37
36%
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2%
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19%
18
Sale
111%
8%
3
%
24
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3% Sale
2
2%
25
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35%
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6
12
1
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165
182
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5%
35
23
36%
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24%
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63%
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74
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,
8
Mar. 14
36% Mar. 27
3% Mar. 3
Mar. 26
36
Mar.
4
Mar. 19
5% Mar.
1
7
Mar. 29
4% Mar. 12
11% Mar. 26
8% Mar. 7
38
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38
4
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7
10
Mar.
3
3
2% Mar.
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39
4% Mar.
Mar. 17
Mar.
3
Mar. 28
Mar. 10
6
9% Mar.
Mar. 17
29% Mar. 31
5
42% Mar.
4% Mar.
12
3
Mar. 28
Mar. 25
Mar. 26
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Mar.
20
_
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_
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Mar.
_
Mar. 28
3
Mar.
6
4
1
5
5%
35
24
24
4
6%
60
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33%
20%
27
36%
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1
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Mar.
6
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Mar.
3
96
32% Mar.
1
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19
Feb.
17
4% Feb.
43%
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72%
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,
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Mar. 21
Mar.
6
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Mar.
7
Mar. 11
39
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7
6% Mar. 25
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68% Feb. 17
8% Jan.
7
2
Jan.
9
75
Jan.
9
Feb.
19
17
Feb.
14
Mar. 25
16% Feb.
20
Mar.
22%
Sale
88
85
Sale
91%
61%
Sale
58
73
75
73%
Sale
Mar.
4
55% Mar. 13
72% Mar. 24
7
75% Mar. 28
85% Jan.
28% Mar. 13
Mar
1
Mar
11
Mar,
8
60
£lll %Jan.
12% Jan.
14
30 115
Jan.
19
85%
13%
29%
44%
17%
31
14
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80
Mar.
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feo.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
28
25%
34%
12%
12%
19
14
2
3
3
Mar
8
37
Mar
17
25% Mar. 12
3% Mar. 20
35% Mar. 7
Mar
67%
8% Mar
10
61
Mar
18
10% Mar
27
Mar
5
11
Mar. 11
4
7
Mar. 10
Mar.
3
Mar. 19
Mar. 11
Mar. 17
Mar.
7
7% Mar. 10
64
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29% Mar.
6
Mar.
3
33%
21%
1%
23%
92%
61%
75%
Mar. 20
Mar. 11
Mar. 19
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Jan.
2
10
9
Jan.
9
9
6
10
15
7
30% Jan.
4% Jan.
10
13
Jan.
11
32
Jan.
11
5
Jan.
42
Jan.
11
8
Mar. 27
Mar
Mar
6
Jan.
.
22% Mar. 27
3% Feb. 15
4
Jan.
2 113% Feb.
50% Jan.
43
Mar. 27
20% Jan.
18% Feb. 13
25
1% Jan.
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Ill
4
9% Mar.
7
10
14
10
13
64%
5'175
5
5%
35%
17
3
25%
Mar. 22
Jan.
24
6
14% Jan.
11% Mar. 18
19
10
2
88
28
16
15
Mar.
32% Mar. 24
9
Jan.
7% Jan.
19% Jan.
1% Jan.
Jan.
28 115
5
5% Jan.
10
6
22% Mar. 27
1
3% Mar.
Mar.
2
14
10
60
2
13
9% Feb.
Feb.
Mar
Mar.
Jan.
13
20%
1%
26%
4%
2%
26%
3% Mar. 11
6
6% Mar.
6
6
Jan.
9% Jan.
4
23
6
Jan.
34% Jan.
12% Jan.
70% Jan.
Mar. 25 40% Mar, 10
Mar. 4 14% Mar, 11
8
13% Mar,
Mar. 31
Mar. 26 112% Mar 21
Mar.
Jan.
14
Mar
34%
10%
99%
34%
51%
21
3
Mar.
9
Feb.
29
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar
Mar.
18
7
83
Mar.
18
30
45
8%
61%
173%
5%
6
1% Jan.
6
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4
Jan.
Mar, 12
11% Mar 18
67% Mar, 19
8
33
Mar. 28
Mar. 27
6
Jan.
Jan.
9% Jan. 30
5% Feb. 19
1% Mar. 3
18% Mar. 11
10
6
Jan.
4
Mar. 12
4% Jan.
34
18
Mar. 20
43
2
18
Mar. 28
12
Mar. 27
Mar.
62%
3
% Mar. 19
Jan. 31
15% Mar. 18
9% Mar. 31
98
Mar.
Sale
V/s
4% Mar.
28% Feb.
3
12
25% Mar. 12
3% Mar. 20
7
35% Mar.
14
31
3
Mar
Mar. 27
18% Mar. 25
"i# Mar. 25
21
Jan.
45
Jan.
13% Mar
Mar. 20
23
Jan.
3
3% Mar. 1
5% Mar. 18
32% Mar. lO
4
4
Jan.
2% Jan.
2
12 %
80
27
36
Mar. 11 113
1% Mar. 25
Mar.
3
20
o
3
6
Feb.
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
10
Sale
3
Jan.
4%
11%
10%
40%
36
84
4
3%
7
6%
69
66%
29% Sale
32% Sale
19% Sale
1% Sale
Jan.
8
17
11
37%
Mar. 29
2% Mar.
38% Jan.
24
Jan.
88%
177
Sale
4
10
Jan.
Jan.
30
3% Mar. 10
174
Mar.
Jan.
38
6
Jan.
Mar. 28
2% Mar.
5%
35%
14
Jan.
Mar. 15
Sale
175
Feb.
Mar. 26
16
2
3%
9%
40%
3%
5
3
9
4
6
19
1
2% Mar. 10
63
18
Jan.
6
Feb.
Feb.
110% Mar.
9
Mar.
85%
10%
8%
62%
Feb.
8%
Mar.
4
Mar. 28
3
Jan.
2
8
14
Mar. 15
22
Mar.
3%
7%
34%
2%
34%
5%
3%
2
14
5
Mar. 19
96
Jan.
35%
Mar. 18
2% Mar.
39% Mar.
4
86
Sale
3% Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Mar. 12
Mar. 24
28%
33%
19%
1%
20%
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32
34% Mar. 21
27
7% Jan.
6% Jan.
4% Jan.
34% Feb.
4% Mar.
8
54
62
85
6
24% Jan.
19% Jan.
Feb,
5
6% Mar. 27
6
2
28
Feb.
4
5% Feb.
£4% Mar. 13
Jan.
17
21% Mar.
Mar. 10
7
6
22
4
10
7
23% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
J7%_Ma£:
64
3%
6%
Sale
1%
22%
Mar.
7
Jan.
1% Jan.
20% Feb.
Sale
65
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
8% Sale
Sale
110% 111
9% Sale
9%
3
2%
3%
2%
3%
87% Sale
9%
10%
9
8%
62% Sale
90%
Sale
4% Sale
23%
Mar. 11
12%
6%
7%
6%
1%
1% Sale
z70
71
69%
4%
4%
4%
9%
10%
9%
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6
5%
17%
17% Sale
1
1% Sale
17%
18
17
7%
7%
7%
12%
25%
31%
3%
7%
34%
2%
34%
5%
3%
4%
29%
%
14%
13%
28
Sale
7%
57%
28%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
32% Mar. 13
5%
9
Mar.
22% Mar. 21
18% Mar. 10
5%
5%
4%
33%
Jan.
21
1% Feb.
1
4
21% Mar.
17% Mar.
Jan.
8% Mar.
16% Feb.
117
Mar. 14
22
Jan.
127
Mar. 15
Mar. 19
27
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
51
Mar.
1% Mar. 12
4
13% Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
6
3
Mar.
54%
Mar. 20 119%
117
3
8%
8% Mar.
Mar.
4
18%
17
21
6% Mar.
3% Mar.
5% Feb.
Mar. 11
Mar. 28
51
Sale
Sale
Sale
U S Leather Co
Preferred
4%
39%
2%
12%
12%
27%
27%
37% Sale
13
Corp—*
U S Industrial Alchol
8%
2
Sale
Sale
12%
27%
38%
10
5%% conv preferred
U
4
28
Sale
Sale
U S Hoffman Mach
U S Rubber Co.
83
Sale
Gypsum Co
7% preferred..
34% Feb.
34
Feb.
56% Mar.
1
6
32%
31%
a3YA 32
10% Sale
11% Sale
£64
65% Sale
64% Sale
113
113% 112%
112% 113
Sale
12%
13
13% Sale
Sale
75%
78
77
78%
33%
12%
8%
*
pref. 100
*
Mar. 19
3
Mar.
31% Mar.
10% Mar.
64%
U S
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry
U S Playing Card
U S Plywood Corp
U S Realty & Impt
Sale
Sale
Paperboard Co
$6 1st preferred
U S Distributing Corp
U S Freight.
1%
18
9% Sale
114% 116
9% Sale
3% Sale
-
United Gas
U S & Foreign Secur
18
Sale
27%
5
Foundry
20% Jan. 13
27% Jan. 11
36% Jan. 11
Mar.
Mar.
6
6
Mar. 20
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
Jan.
17% Mar.
25% Mar.
Feb.
56%
6%
4%
6%
Mar.
1%
4%
21%
22%
33
Mar. 31
37
Mar. 29
2i
15
19
14
14
24 113% Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 18
20%
27%
35%
37%
5
Sale
36
3%
33%
51%
8
4%
Sale
31%
1%
14%
35
Sale
7
36%
2%
38%
Sale
30
Sale
4^
5
Sale
17
4
11%
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
34%
5%
6%
17%
18%
9% Sale
4
6%
4%
4
Incl
13% Sale
Union Tank Car
*
28% Sale
United Aircraft Corp
5
Sale
42
United Air Lines Transport. .5
16% Sale
United Biscuit of America
*
13% Sale
5% preferred
100 111% Sale
United Carbon
*
47% Sale
United-Carr Fastener Corp
*
Sale
29
10
Sale
99
12%
Prior
2
2%
2%
Sale
32%
4% preferred
9
16
36
38
Union Premier Food Stores
1
30
Sale
*
69% Sale
Elec Co of Mo $5 pref..* 113% 114%
Oil, California..
25
12% Sale
Pacific KK
100
78% Sale
United
24
32
*
10
10
2
6
Fisher.. _*
25
9
_
34%
2%
38%
4%
31%
3%
Sale
Sale
17
*
Impt Co
*
$5 preferred
*
United Merch & Mfrs Inc vtc.l
39
204
5%
4%
10%
7%
7
Sale
1
16
Sale
36% Sale
5% Sale
4
4%
18%
Union
3
aVA
Sale
*
City Rapid Transit....*
Union Bag & Paper
Union Carbide & Carbon
10
3%
7%
36%
Sale
35% Sale
3
3%
35% Sale
Sale
Underwood
44
3%
6%
16
27
4%
Film Corp.*
39
132
33%
3%
3%
8% Sale
40% Sale
20th Century Fox
1
18
5%
6%
5%
5%
4% Sale
33
39
—10
Twin
Sale
Sale
6%
5%
Sale
Steel Co
$1.50 preferred
%
2%
10%
12%
9
9
24
Jan.
28 116
6% Jan.
30
Jan.
111
4
5
13%
9% Sale
98
97%
32% Sale
43
42%
4%
4%
13%
13%
7
7%
1%
1%
71%
72%
4% Sale
9%
10%
5% Sale
8
4
3
54
55
51%
118%
117% Sale
8%
8% Sale
17%
16%
17%
1%
1% Sale
13%
12% JL3%
Sale
6
Mar.
6
4% Mar. 20
21% Mar. 21
22% Mar. 21
8
Mar.
4
59
22
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar. 21
£112 Mar.
6
Jan.
3
21
6
6% Jan.
57% Jan.
36% Jan.
19
31% Feb.
Mar. 25
4 112
17% Mar.
38%
60%
7%
4%
6%
7%
4%
Mar. 28 113% Mar.
6% Mar.
Mar.
4
9
2
58% Jan.
50
6
Mar. 15
Mar. 26
6
111%
%
2%
11%
13%
25% Mar.
33% Mar.
35% Mar.
37%
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
37
6%
6%
1
Sale
Sale
4
33% Mar.
Sale
Sale
7%
51% Mar.
Jan.
14 £37% Jan.
56% Mar. 19
5% Feb. 14
Mar.
8
Mar. 28
8
Jan.
20% Jan.
38% Jan.
30
Feb.
32
Mar. 14
Mar.
£112
5
4
Mar. 11
6
27%
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
64
32% Mar. 27
56% Mar. 19
3
5% Mar.
34%
35%
20
36
39%
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
33% Sale
112
113% 114
Sale
6
6% Sale
111% 112% 111% Sale
1
% Sale
%
Sale
3
3% Sale
12%
18% Sale
11%
20% Sale
14% Sale
18 % Sale
26% Sale
34% Sale
3
Thompson
Thompson
5
5
33%
32%
57%
5%
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
16,
14,
1,
2
Mar. 18
14
13
18
28
19
7%
6%
4%
32%
10
Trust—-1
100
Thatcher Manufacturing.---*
$3.60 conv preferred
*
The Fair Co
-*
7% preferred
100
Thermoid Co
1
$3 dividend conv pref
10
Third Avenue Ry
100
Thompson (J R)
25
4
1
60
Symington-Gould Corp with
stock purchase warrants.!. 1
Without warrants
1
Talcott (James) Inc
-9
5% % particpref
--50
Texas Pacific Land
Mar. 22
Mar.
78
3%
3%
4
5
5%
21% Sale
22% Sale
a
Sale
17% 3•aioJl 17.%.-Sale
-18%. Sale
Texas & Pacific
60
Mar. 26
1%
3
Jan.
23
10
Jan. 28
Jan. 13
Jan.
3
2
3
4% Jan.
Mar.
5
60
15
Sale
TAYx
22%
Gulf Sulphur
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
24
26
Feb.
FeD.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
19
25
Texas
3
Mar. 11
28%
10%
13%
24%
29%
2
Jan.
60
Swift International Ltd
5
Mar.
Mar. 13
8
11%
19%
23%
1%
3%
65
Swift & Co—
Telautograph Corp
3
Sale
23,
2,
21,
L58,
27,
43,
22,
20,
15,
8,
1,
3
Mar.
19
66,
Sweets Co of Amer
12
Mar.
Sale Prices
Prices
25% Mar. 12
26% Mar. 25
10% Mar. 26
13% Mar. 26
Mar.
3% Mar. 19
4
Sale
60
Convertible $4.50 preferred
Square D Co
--1 35% Sale
100 114% 117
5% convpref
6% Sale
Standard Brands
*
$4.50 preferred
* 111% 113%
1
1%
Standard Gas & Electric
*
3
2%
$4 preferred
*
12% Sale
$6 prior preferred—
*
14%
14%
7 prior preferred----*
Standard Oil Co. of Ind
25%
9%
Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
57
6
Standard Oil of California.
As*
75
55
20%
37%
£37 %
Spiegel Co Inc
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Sale
1% Sale
4%
3%
2
54
$3
March
March
Ask
Bid
Par
30,
\07,
1
Jan. 2
an.
h an
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
STOCKS
39
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
70% Jan.
10% Jan.
10
Jan.
110% Mar. 28 117
Jan.
11
8% Feb. 21
3% Jan.
2% Feb. 24
22
8
Feb. 14
Mar. 28
2% Feb.
19
15
13
10
3% Jan.
9
17
4
90
Jan.
9% Feb. 19
4
8% Mar.
14
Jan.
6
10% Jan.
69% Jan.
27
84
60
Mar.
Feb.
14
5 183
173% Mar.
6%
4% Feb. 17
Feb. 10 £37%
33
Feb. 19
28%
21%
4%
3% Feb. 24
Feb. 19
6
8%
54% Feb. 24 64
Mar. 22
28
31%
3
Jan.
34%
31
7
Mar.
19
25%
1% Feb. 18
17% Feb. 14
80% Feb. 15
55% Mar. 13
72% Mar. 24
Jan.
8
14
Jan.
3
Jan.
16
Jan.
10
Jan.
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
17
Jan.
11
Feb.
7
Jan.
6
1% Jan.
11
Jan.
11
24%
94%
64%
76%
Jan.
11
Jan.
10
Jan.
29
40
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
AGGREGATE
STOCKS
Since
March
1941
Shares
PRICES IN MARCH
Jan. 1
Shares
Price
Jan. 2,
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
200,900
10,100
17,900
700,200
29,100
35,500
1,060
8,600
14,100
570
4,800
8,400
300
300
900
1,200
3,900
2,600
120
180
1.010
a
1,600
,350
800
1,700
1,300
2,600
2,500
1,320
5,100
30
100
5,000
6,500
9,200
210
920
130
100
1,800
3,500
16,600
1,300
30
100
3,500
250
460
50
50
400
3,800
2,100
2,100
300
11,400
1,400
800
600
1,600
5,500
28,200
340
9,300
510
600
1,500
700
21",loo
1,000
130
250
450
1,830
1,400
"5",600
2,800
400
1,200
51,500
14,000
14,900
300
1,600
500
580
90
13,700
310
500
700
31,900
4,700
8,000
""'606
1,000
11,600
4,700
18,700
3,700
"3",200
53,000
18,600
70
20
103
2,000
3,400
18,100
330
1,300
30,700
100
3,900
5.600
3,900
♦Nopar
58%
28
50
Sale
44%
1%
1%
50
15
55
153
155
54
152
Sale
45
14
137% 140
25% 26%
115% Sale
43
Sale
2S^
28
59
Sale
2% Sale
26
Sale
117%
15
Sale
40% 42
32% Sale
92
96%
135
X
17%
Sale
105
5% Sale
30% Sale
13
Sale
4% Sale
14
15
12%
43
40
32
32%
32
89
135
91
55
Sale
16%
Sale
Sale
Sale
71
13.%
4%
%
-
65%
Sale
Sale
Sale
35%
110
76%
Sale
Sale
130
73
Mar.
Mar.
140
Sale
4%
23
5
A*
Sale
14,000
67
$6 preferred..
*
Wisconsin Elec Pow 6% pf.100
12,400 Woodward Iron Co
10
Sale
115
Sale
5%
%
7X
%
Sale
17
105%
26% Sale
6%
20% Sale
19% Sale
95% Sale
130
29
3%
3
134
31
31%
27%
107% Sale
62
76%
96
97%
26% Sale
132%
70% "73"
11%
10%
176,806
Wool worth (P W)_
10
49,000 Worthington P & M.
....»
130
7% preferred A
100
170
6% preferred B
.100
7,400
Prior pref 4 % % series.
100
Prior pref 4 % % conv ser 100
б,500
490 Wright Aeronautical Corp...*
8,600 Wrigley (Wm) Jr
...__»
10,816 Yale & Towne Mfg Co
.25
103,906 Yellow Truck k Coach cl B
1
1,780
7% preferred
100
12,300 Young Spring & Wire
*
109,600 Youngstown Sheet k Tube
*
600
5 X % preferred series A..100
20,500 Youngstown Steel Door
*
16,500 Zenith Radio Corp
*
ll,206 Zonite Products Corp
...1
Sale
Sale
99
110
7%
% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
x
23% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 22
Mar. 19
Mar. 25
13% Mar. 26
15% Mar. 10
41
Mar. 29
98
5ji Mar. 20
8*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
-Mar-.
Mar.
Mar. 29
33% Mar. 24
Mar. 12 100
Mar. 27 135
Mar. 12
Mar. 27
14
%« Mar.
% Mar.
8% Mar.
4
20% Mar.
20
102
112
3
5
4
11
5
Mar. 10
% Mar. 17
19% Mar.
19% Mar.
91% Mar.
131
Mar.
Mar.
25
Sale
AA
Sale
4
3%
4% Sale
69
69%
"28%
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
18% Sale
Sale
86
85%
95
88
99%
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
19%
13%
114%
10%
34%
88%
16%
13%
2
y
62%
91%
Sale
Sale
116%
116
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
Ex-rights.
13% Feb. 28
Feb.
40
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
89
Feb.
135
69
Sale
5
lo
Jan.
17
Mar. 31
Jan.
4
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
_Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 21
113% Mar. 25
104
Mar. 17
117
Mar. 14
17% Mar. 5
Mar. 27
3% Mar. 12
7% Mar. 28
% Mar. 19
22X Mar. 19
Mar. 12
97% Mar. 10
Mar. 22
32% Mar. 26
31% Mar. 19
97% Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 28
Mar. 10
2
Feb.
% Mar.
105
9
Mar. 21
Jan.
25
21
15
6
6
2
9
0
22
6
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2% Feb.
22% Mar. 17
71% Mar. 29
108
Mar. 12
Mar. 27
Jan.
Jan.
53
Mar. 15
Mar. 6
Mar. 27
Mar. 31
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
26
9
Jan.
'«» Feb.
Jan.
13
6
6
7
5
17
18
25
10
18
3
7
10
2
22
28
3
18% teo.
19% Feb.
89% Feb.
22% Jan.
22% Jan.
10
10
Mar.
Feb. 14
17% Feb. 14
2% Feb.
Jan.
16]
Jan.
20!
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
16% Mar.
65% Mar.
101
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
110% Feb.
100
112
Feb.
15%
104%
23%
2%
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
6
117
18
Jan.
105!
28!
Jan.
131
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
141
Feb.
Mai. 22
84% Jan.
36
Jan.
6
§
Jan.
3
29
14
25
125
Jan.
Jan.
69
Feb.
Jan.
10% Jan.
12% Feb.
5% Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
22
9
13
10
15
88
Mar. 12
Mar.
58% Mar. 28
62% Mar. 24
90
64%
18%
13%
Mar.
93
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
70
Mar.
Mar.
13% Mar.
Mar.
re
Feb.
Mar. 11
Mar.
1
31
Mar.
9% Mar.
32% Mar.
88% Mar.
Feb.
29
60
Mar.
Feb.
1%
1%
3%
4%
65%
86
55% Mar.
4
Jan.
Jan.
25% Mar. 28
20% Feb.
19
1
17
17
28
6
1
20% Mar. 27
14% Mar. 10
Mar. 15
10% Mar. 11
37% Mar. 11
120
88%
16%
15%
2%
Mar. 25
Mar.
1
Mar. 29
Mar. 17
parted in receivership.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
27% Mar.
29% Mar.
16% Feb.
93
85
Mar.
Jan.
'54% Feb.
58
90
Feb.
Feb.
64% Mar.
18% Mar.
12% Feb.
3
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10
110% Jan.
Feb.
1%
1 %
4%
5%
72%
2
105
29% Feb.
27% Feb.
25% Mar. 28
Mar.
t Oou*paaies
4
15 100
Mar. 27 135
14
92
2
Jan.
4% Feb.
21% Mar. 24
99% Mar. 27
15
2
42
41
27% Mar.
29% Mar.
17% Mar.
114
20% Jan.
25% Mar.
21 % Mar. 3
16% Mar. 10
18% Mar. 18
3% Mar. 14
*26%
Mar. 26
33% Feb.
19% Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3% Mar.
63
Mar.
% Mar.
Mar.
23% Mar. 10
1 %
1%
3%
4%
15
31% Mar. 29
% Jan.
% Jan.
13%
4%
%
16%
15
2
9
Mar. 13
8
119
28
31
57
6
Mar. 17
Jan.
115% Jan.
44% Jan.
~~6-~rrebT
23% Mar. 3
2% Mar. 10
25
4
312% Feb.
3% Feb.
% Mar.
26
Mar. 19
Mar. 29
Mar. 7
95
9
Jan.
24% JanT lS
1% Mar. 7
2% Jan.
2
20
Feb. 15 27% Jan. 11
115% Feb. 17 117% Feb.
1
20
21
24
16% iMar.
6
21
Mar. 10
15
26
Mar.
101
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
23%
5% Sale
4%
1%
1%
57
Jan.
% Jan.
40% Mar.
28 102
Mar.
3
5% Mar.
24
27
Mar.
16% Mar.
65% Mar.
70
dale
14
Ex-divllend.
23
117
31% Mar. 29
"72"
95
2%
Mar.
5
Mar. 26
4
10
10
15
34% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
95
Sale
Sale
57
Jan.
Jan.
16% Jan.
59% Jan.
17
.
6
28% Mar. 11
132% Mar. 28
91
Sale
42
*'i« Jan.
16
Jan.
s22
114
in
50
5 157
17 158
25% Mar.
13% Mar.
97
Sale
70
Sale
96
115% Mar. 25
Mar.
Jan.
107
Sale
118
Sale
Mar. 17
Mar. 13
s*
Mar. 18
57
Sale
15
Mar. 20
Mar. 28
133
141
60% Sale
Sale
3
1
Mar.
30% Mar.
Sale
29% Mar.
106% 107
Mar.
76%
Sale
111
.
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
26
Sale
Sale
_.
,
Mar. 13
Mar. 10
41
132%
70%
12%
11%
Sale
13%
5%
5%
4%
4
70
112
"32%
Mar. 10
17
29
Mar.
1% Mar.
71%
104% 103
111% 111
105
3
48*
"u Mar. 26
Mar. 22
52% Mar. 18
5 153
3 158
20
45
a10A
Sale
7
Highest
Sale Prices
Jan.
6
117
Feb. 24 130
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
23% Mar. 25
42
Mar. 27
Jan.
4
2
1% Jan.
Jan.
7
80
Sale
67%
16%
17%
104% 107
23% Sale
Sale
14
Mar.
1% Mar. 6
1 % Mar. 21
47% Mar. 11
80
Sale
113
Sale
152
46
Mar. 20
Mar. 28
1%
%
45%
13%
49%
19%
99% 101% 101%
4% Sale
4%
27
27% 25%
13
13% Sale
4% Sale
3%
%
'
%
%
16% Sale
14%
2% Sale
2%
57
60
% Sale
-v8%Sale
25%
29
21
21% Sale
15%
15%
15%
17% Sale
17%
2%
3%
2%
111% Sale
102% 103%
Sale
75
17
Sale
61,306 Willys-Overland Motors.....!
6 % conv preferred
16
90,466 Wilson & Co
*
Cash sales,
28
22
21%
15% Sale
19
18%
3
3%
Sale
34,500
r
25
USX
Sale
Mar. 27
Mar. 3
Mar. 27
Mar. 22
42
Sale
20
57
102
3%
59% Mar. 11
118
Mar.
5 123% Mar. 27
23% Mar. 25 28
Mar.
1
135
% Sale
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
98%
8%
aW
Sale
15
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
55% Mar. 22
Sale
Sale
Sale
irA
3M
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
41%
Sale
94%
103
14
Jit
Sale
134
20
100
5
16
...
Deferred delivery,
~23%
%
22%
106%
Lowest
1
Sale Prices
x55
Feb. 19
%
% Mar.
17
16%
16% Mar.
26% Sale
25% Mar.
13%
13%
13% Mar.
26
24%
23% Mar.
115
115% 114% Mar.
40%
41%
40% Mar.
57
Mar.
56%
40%
>8
22
Highest
Sale Prices
2
1%
1%
20
21
21% 22
20% Mar.
115% 115% 116% 117% 115% Mar.
%
103,500 Western Union Telegraph-.100
56,700 Westinghouse Air Brake
*
56,800 Westinghouse Elec & Mfg..50
1,030
7% 1st preferred
50
5,300 Weston Elec Instrument. 12.50
3,006 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
*
2,010
$4.50 pref
*
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry__100
930
5%% conv preferred
100
41,100 Wheeling Steel Corp..
_..*
3,620
6% preferred
100
2,800
$5 conv prior preferred
.*
3,000 White Dental Mfg Co (SSV.20
104,600 White Motor Co
1
16,700 White Rock Min Spgs Co
*
18,600 White Sewing Machine
1
100
$4 convertible preferred
*
3,300
Prior preferred
20
a
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
"85"
21%
2%
-
value,
14%
85
8^ sal?'
................
2,500 Wilcox Oil & Gas
48
154
61
"20%
1%
51
49%
148% 153
23% Sale
114% Sale
41% Sale
IIIII "85""
23 X
IX
Sale
% Sale
Van Raalte Co
6
7 % 1st preferred
l6o
Vick Chemical Co.
.5
Vicks Shreve k Pac Ry Co. 100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Victor Chemical Works
5
Va Caro Chemical
*
6% dlv partic pref
l6o
Virginia Elec & Power 6% pref*
Virginia Iron, Coal k Coke—
5% preferred
100
Virginian Ry Co..
25
6% preferred...
25
Vulcan Detinning
106
7% preferred
100
Sale
43
Sale
12
Sale
26% Sale
46
46
Ask
Sale
123
Sale
Sale
50
Ask Bid
Sale
56%
Sale
Sale
.
.
Bid
Sale
15%
16
33% Sale
„
1,700
1,300
Sale
*
2,900 JWabash Ry Co
100
8,700
5% preferred A
100
6,100 Waldorf System...
*
6,600 Walgreen Co
*
1,500
4 % % preferred with warr 100
50,700 Walworth Co
*
8,000 Walker (H) Gooder k W Ltd.*
3,700
Div redeemable pref
*
I,800 Ward Baking Co class A__._. *
3,300
ClassB.
*
14,100
7% preferred...;
100
97,060 Warner Bros Pictures
5
—"47630 "SOrSSpreferred—.........*
24,700 JWarren Bros
II.51 J
$3 preferred^...
4;200 Wanw™FodnWy & Pipe..... *
6,600 Washington Gas Light Co
*
4,00O Waukesha Motor Co
5
8,100 Wayne Pump Co
1
4,460 Webster Eisenlohr
*
30
7 % preferred
100
43,000 Wesson Oil & Snowdrift..
*
3,800
$4 conv preferred
.*
920 West Penn Electric Co A
*
1,920
7% preferred
100
1,900
6% preferred
100
3,130 WestPennPowOo4%% pf 100
5,100 West Virginia Pulp & Paper..*
900
6% preferred
100
17,000 Western Auto Supply Co
l6
8,360 Western Maryland
100
а,400
4% 2d preferred
100
4,400 Western Pacific 6% pref
100
"
2,100
Ask
100
31,500 Vanadium Corp of America
*
1,400 Van Norm Mach Tool Co.2.50
830
Bid
69 X
United States Steel—..
*
7% preferred
100 128
31
U S Tobacco
*
48
7 % preferred
25
United Stockyards Corp
IX
1
United Stores A.
5
IX
47
$6 conv preferred
*
Uni versal-Cyclops Steel
16%
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco
*
54%
8% preferred
10C 154
Universal Picture 1st pref__100 136
5,900 Vadsco Sales Corp
350
Preferred
50
11,500
1,400
March 31
March 1
Par
RANGE SINCE JAN.
18
27
14
14
15
1% Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
13
25
28
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
2%
5%
5%
73%
Jan.
9
Mar. 27
Jan. 18
Jan. 2g
Jan. 28
Jan.
9
Jan.
ll
Jan.
8
Jan.
10
10
ll
Feb.
9% Feb.
Jan.
31% Feb.
88% Mar.
Jan.
a
114
Jan.
Jan.
3!
Feb.
Jan.
a
12% Feb.
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
15
2
Jan.
f Called for redemption*
Shares.
Jan. 1 to March 31
1941
March
4,102,818
10,492,512
2,110,830
6,729,985
1940
$26,589,000
69,955,000
$25,410,000
90,152,000
Bond Sales
1940
1941
March
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
PRICES ON
OF
RANGE
Stock Sales
Jan. 1 to March 31
NOTICE—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash sales, are disregarded In
and when selling outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in
computing the range for the year
-
AOGREOATE
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
250
Shares
STOCKS
400 Aero
-
700
300
17,500
Class B.
1
4,300 Aln8wortb Mfg'Corp com
5
—8t80O Air Associates Inc tN J)r_ .—.1
2,600 Air Investors Inc common
2
1,000
Convertible preferred
---
500
100
•
235
570
540
600
Warrants
P
...............
1,110 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
50
1,420 Ala Power Co $7 preferred
*
1,450
$6 preferred
*
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
7% preferred
100
...—
Sale
154
fib
Sale
Sale
9454
Sale
100
1853
2153
553
453
108
1953
24
553
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
20
1653 Mar. 11
Mar. 18
T2~
Marrl-1
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1054-Mar.
lk Mar.
1653
2153
5k
454
653 Mar. 3
553 Mar. 10
553 Mar.
„
5
153
2553 Mar. 14
20
*»i Mar. 25
8254 Mar. 26
1U53 Mar. 12
Mar. 15
103
*11
22H Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
12 n Jan.
153 Jan.
Feb. 15
Mar. 25
75k Jan.
10353 Jan.
94k Jan.
Jan.
20
11
14
14
19
3
21
25£.
4
2
11
29
4
9
Mar. 14
Jan. 23
6 82 k Mar. 26
Mar. 12
3 11153
Mar. 15
103
2
--
353
2k
A lies & Fisher Inc common...*
200 Alliance Investment common
100
Ask
553
5
Mar.
553
553
5
.40-54—U-54- 4^4—Sale * --l-O-k-Marr
154 Mar.
154
153
153
1k
2253
2453 2454 Mar.
21H
25
*»i Mar.
*i«
%
53
54
84
8754
7953 Mar.
7953 Sale
106 54 10753 10854 10953 106 54 Mar.
99
101
98k Mar.
9854 100
26k
104
23
21
Sala..
20
1853
15
22k Bale
6k Sale
5k Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
March 31
Ask Bid
Bid
21
19
1
Supply Mfg class A
Ask
Bid
Par
1,150 Acme Wire Co common,.—.10
"5"706
March 1
1941
March
1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
——goo
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
III
month
sales In
the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the
the month in which they occur.
No account Is taken of such
62
0/1
53 Mar.
5
53 Mar.
53 Mar.
5
h Feb.
5
13
Allied Internat Investing—
$3
1,250
500
conv
25 Altorfer Bros Co
"2". 850
1,050
2,400
400
"""210
400
400
50
1,900
*
common
100
*
*
250 Aluminum Industries com
4,800 Aluminium Ltd
*
1,250
6% preferred
.100
800 American Beverage Corp.
1
2.440 American Book Co
100
2,500 Amer Box Board Co com—
900 Amer Capital Corp cl A
10c
200
"""loo
10
25
9,550 Aluminum Co common
4,700
6% preferred
5,100 Aluminum Goods Mfg
50
1,250
*
preferred
4,150 Allied Products Corp com
1,875
Class A_
1,200
300
-10c
Common class B
*
$3 preferred
1554
Sale
k Sale
155
Sale
11453 Sale
18k
20
753
8
7053
72
15
6 140
11454 Mar.
Feb.
5
Mar. 20
Feb.
5
2
Jan.
Jan.
3 116
Mar. 19
Mar. 31
1
12
7
75
93
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Mar. 12
70
Feb.
93
Jan.
28
Mar.
7
554 Mar.
53 Mar.
3
4
1154 Mar, 10
4
63 54 Mar.
3
53 Mar,
Ilk Mar. 10
63 >4 Mar.
4
k« Mar.
3
2653 Mar. 12
%,
Mar. 15
Mar. 18
27
6k Feb. 20
26*
k
10*
"2,466
2,000
1,200
6,100
10
70
22,200
4,500
76,100
19,400
300
2,200
650
3,350
16,600
66,300
575
4,000
2,300
8.200
675
200
2.275
700
250
1,200
1,150
12,900
5.650
800
24,800
1,800
750
250
10
5,200
20
5,500
1,000
16,000
1,100
4,700
700
800
100
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
600
28 53
29
29*
3053
900
6
18
Sale
1753 Mar.
3
5
1453
2553
20 54
Sale
12
Mar.
1
22
20
79 k
82
79k Mar. 20
on**
30
53
3154
njA*
63* 66
Sale
*
„.*
5
5553 Sale
553 Sale
253
753
9U
Anchor Post Fence common.. *
k
il*
2
1
1
*
8k
153
153
Sale
Sale
754
9253
7
9253
853
5k
453
Mar.
2653 Mar. 29
27
*
....1
1,800 Aro Equipment Corp
5
4,400 Art Metal Works common
9,100 Ashland Oil & Refining Co..l
1,000
3
Sale
8,800 Arkansas Nat Gas common..*
Class A non-voting—
*
24,100
6% preferred
10
14,800
260 Arkansas P & L $7 preferred.*
2,500
Mar.
Mar.
28
29
21
5k
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex Elec Mfg Co common
Mar.
36
Mar. 10
34 k Mar. 28
18k Mar. 10
Mar.
u&
Mar. 20
1053 Mar. 25
29
27 54 Mar. 21
2953 Mar.
10953 11054 110 k Mar. 28 11253 Mar. 4
1
Mar.
253
253 Mar.
353
American Thread 5% pref
Mar. 10
3253 Mar. 21
3
16k Mar.
k Mar. 27
1053
2
1st preferred $6 series..
Preferred $6 series
8
Sale
*
Amer Seal-Kap Corp com
American Superpower
53 Mar.
36
Republics Corp com..10
4,100
53,600
5,400
8,600
5,200
3,300
1,800
Mar. 24
28 k
1054
*
200 Amer Pneumatic Service
400 Amer Potash & Chem Corp..*
20,500 Amer
'"200
2,000
8,900
4,100
if*
35*
17 54
1
3,100 American Meter Co
28
34 54
Sale
lOO
Preferred
21,506 American Maracaibo
500
""125
2853
2853
25
25
Class B
1
Amer Cyanamid com class A.10
Common class B non-vot--10
American Export Lines com__l
Amer & Foreign Power warr...
Amer Fork & Hoe Co com... *
American Gas & Electric
.10
4 k % preferred
100
American General Corp
10c
$2 preferred
1
$2.50 preferred
..1
Amer Hard Rubber Co com.50
American Laund Macb com.20
American Light & Traccom.25
6% preferred
25
American Mfg Co common. 100
Conv class A
Class A with warrants
Sale
6
5
Mar. 20
&
1453 Mar. 20
Mar.
7
II*
Mar.
4
6
79 k Mar. 20
53 Mar. 19
31
Mar. 19
31k
Mar. 11
65
Mar.
66
Mar. 24
We Mar.
/6 k Mar. 11
353 Mar. 10
553 Mar.
Mar.
53 Mar.
5453 Mar.
4 53 Mar.
254 Mar.
Ik Mar.
3
1053 Mar
1 k Mar
153 Mar
7
Mar
Mar
89
3
54.
5853 Mar. 21
Mar.
I*
Mar. 20
Mar. 15
253 Mar. 28
7
18
5
4
25
7 k Mar 24
7
5 k Mar,
8
4k Mar
1053
lk
153
753
Mar. 7
Mar. 10
Mar. 3
Mar. 21
96
Mar.
7
Jan.
Jan.
30
Jan.
20
7
Jan.
3
20
2853 Feb.
26
J*
3
10
Jan.
15
4
10
2
10
28
Feb.
14
30
38k Jan.
Feb.
14
38
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
27
25
21
Jan.
12
30k
28 113 k
3k
18
29k
Feb. 21
Feb. 11 33
19
19
Feb.
14
79k Mar. 20
k Jan. 29
30
Feb. 15
6
53 Feb.
Feb.
553 Feb.
2 53 Feb.
53 Feb.
51
Jan.
453
2k
lk
53
10k
lk
153
653
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar,
Feb.
Feb.
17
19
1
7
2
27
18
4
3
21
18
14
19
Mar. 25
Jan.
6
20
Jan.
20
Jan.
8
Mar. 27
1453 Mar. 20
28 k Jan.
4
2353 Jan. 15
21
Feb.
Jan.
7
10
18
17
17
Jan.
13
3k Jan.
k Jan.
8
80
k Feb.
$
7
Jan.
Jan.
2
60
Feb.
8
8
Jan.
13
3k Jan. 23
2k Feb. 10
1
Jan.
27
12
Jan.
7
4
15
Jan.
Jan.
6
8k Jan.
11
7
17
96
Mar.
7
7 k Mar, 24
553 Jan. 10
8k Jan.
Mar.
5
Mar.
5
4
8
5k Jan.
3
Mar. 31
3
k Mar.
4
Jan.
6
853 Mar. 31
5
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb. 17
Mar. 29
89
11
29
Jan.
7
Mar. 10
4
1553
1653
Ilk
2653
61
1.
7
Jan.
Feb. 19
Mar, 8
29
9
8
Jan.
25 k
k
35
31
27
Jan.
14
29
Feb.
Mar. 10
Mar. 27
35*
Jan.
26
3053 Mar. 11
1953 Mar. 21
21
71*
63 k Mar.
53 Jan.
1553
53
1053
27 k
110 k
253
Jan. 13
Mar. 11
9
95 k Jan.
Jan.
7
11
30
Jan.
7
Feb. 25
453 Feb.
Amer Cities Power & Lt Corp—'
400
2
7
15
2653 Mar. 27
1
453 Mar,
4
53 Mar
70
2
113k Feb.
7
1454 Mar.
13
Jan.
Mar.
12
Sale
154
1653
2253
4k
6 155
Jan.
13 116
18 k Jan.
Mar. 15
2:126
6
7354 Mar.
93
Mar. 12
10^t Sale*
53
Mar.
zl26
33^ 31
454
54
14
21
4k Jan.
4
66
$5.50 prior preferred
7,200 American Centrifugal Corp._l
1653 Mar. 20
2153 Mar. 21
1553 Mar.
2154 Mar.
2254
6
Mar.
7
9
Associated Elec Industries—
100
100
"6",000
25,700
3,100
900
800
American deposit rects
tAssoc Gas & Elec
Class
common.
$5 preferred
£1
.1
60
20
T666
900
500
4,500
500
1,200
5,600
Assoc Tel & Tel class A.
•»i
154
...
Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref. 100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
50
3,500 Atlantic Coast Line Co
1
1,500 Atlantic Rayon Corp
23,500 Atlas Corp warrants
10", 400
5
..*
25,900 Auburn Central Mfg Corp...*
5753
65
107
3
62
Sale
17
Sale
353
53
553
lo
253
10853
253
IS 5*
353
53
5 53
14 k
353
Sale
Sale
5H
Sale
253
l
For footnotes
see page
51.
Sale
3
3
'»
H
Sale
153
»u
153
Mar. 31
3
We
_
*i» Mar.
Sale
153
1
153 Mar. 28
53 Mar. 3
lk Mar. 15
1* ?
...
..
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast
RR Co preferred.100
3.500 Atlas Drop Forge Co com
3.000 Atlas Plywood Corp
253
We
3h
_.*
Assoc Laundries of America..*
"'lOO
2£
1
a
70
—.
253
1853
353
53
653
15 k
353
Mar. 31
We Jan. 24
lA Jan.
We Jan.
1
Feb. 15
Mar. 31
k Jan. 10
k Jan.
3
lk Jan. 14
3
lk Jan.
70
Sale
70
Mar. 31
70
Mar. 31
253
1853
3 53
53
Mar. 10
Mar
2
Mar. 24
Mar. 12
253 Mar. 4
21
Mar. 26
28
2
Jan.
10
70
65
Jan.
28
Mar. 31
10753 110
253 Sale
21
353
53
653
15 k
353
Sale
353
*i«
Sale
Sale
4
Mar.
5
14 k Mar.
4
3
6
353 Mar.
4
Mar.
3
53 Mar. 12
653 Mar. 28
15 k Mar. 15
453 Mar. 19
253 Mar. 10
Jan.
"
3k Jan.
k Jan. 29
553 Jan.
3
1454 Mar. 4
2J3 Jan.
6
17
3 k Jan.
21
4
3
Mar. 26
Mar. 3
13
9
15
4 k Mar. 19
% Jan.
6k Jan.
16
Jan.
MEW
42
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
AOGREGATE
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
t
Shares
800
Since
Jan. 1
600
25
"*"300
170
200
(Continued)
Par
3,500 Automatic Products Corp —5
4,500 Auto Voting Machine com—*
1,300 Avery (B P) Sons Co
5
325
6% preferred with warr—25
200
6% preferred ex-warr
25
1,200
80,800
STOCKS
900
Purchase warrants
1H
3H
5%
4H
17
19
14 K
A*
4
16
,?/i
O
Sale
*
27 %
Sale
10,900
7% preferred
30
Purch warr for common
37,000
2,900 Baldwin Rubber Co com----l
20,700 Bardstown Distillery Inc— .1
-1
18,600 Barium Stainless Steel
1,250 Barlow & Seelig Mfg conv A__5
6,000 Basic Dolomite Inc common--1
Baumann (L) & Co com.. .*
"""150
7% 1st preferred
100
210
7% 1st pref vot. tr etfs—100
35 %
7 %
1
354
354
1554
1454
54
3 54
3254
354
550
1,000
10
1
.10
200
700 Beaunit Mills Inc common.
100
20
1
Bell Aircraft Corp common—1
Bellanca Aircraft common.
1
Bell Telep Co of Canada—100
Bell Telep of Pa 6K % pref. 100
140 Benson & Hedges common—*
50
Convertible preferred
*
29,600 Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.
180
62,900
28,300
23,100
1,160
1,475
8,300
4,900
7,300
100
400
60
4,606
$1.50
preferred
conv
Beech Aircraft Corp com,.—
50
500
*
75 Blauner 'g common
75
common—1
Ridge Corp common...1
$3 optional conv preferred
Blumenthal (S) & Co com—
Bohack (H C) Co common—*
160
7% 1st preferred
100
500 Borne Scrymser Co
--25
2,400 Bourjois Inc
*
58,200
5,300
1,800
3,600
1,600
8,400
2,500
300
1,400
600
""200
300
Bliss (E W) & Co
70i
30
■__.
600
200
350
150
*
600
254 Mar. 29
Sale
4
1554
354 Mar. 14
1554 Mar. 17
154 Mar. 21
354 Mar. 11
Mar. 28
4
1554 Mar. 17
Sale
5
454
54 Mar.
1
4 54 Mar. 15
34Mar.
7
6
Sale Prices
Mar. 17
254 Mar. 29
28
Jan.
8
24
54 Feb. 28
354 Jan. 31
154 Jan.
29
3 54 Feb.
24
4 54 Jan.
30
1754 Jan. 21
16
Jan. 13
54 Jan.
9
454 Mar. 15
33
Mar. 19
4
Mar. 24
27
Mar. 19
2954 Mar.
3
25
Feb.
34
28
27
6
354 Mar.
Sale
34
454
1
Highest
Prices
354 Feb.
1554 Feb.
15
54 Mar.
4
3654
Mar.
37 54 Mar. 22
32
Feb.
37 54 Mar. 22
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
754
654
254
154
1054
2754 Feb. 13
2554 Feb. 13
454 Mar. 10
454 Mar.
Sale
6
4
54 Mar. 24
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2154
454
454
14 54
554
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
20
554
654
254
154
Mar.
154
54
954
654
Mar.
6
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
33
Mar. 19
354 Feb.
10
Mar. 11
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Mar. 4
Mar. 27
754 Mar. 28
454
554
Kb
54
954
654
25
28
4%
3%
14 K
6Vs
24 %
4
19
36
Feb.
24
4 54 Mar. 24
3154 Jan.
Jan
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
7 54 Jan.
5 X
5
16
14
1454
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
454
10654 105
112
11054
101K
5 54
20 54
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117
|
120
27
30
36 H
40
103
5
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10
.
2
23
13
8
16
10
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13*'
8K
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2454 Mar.
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16
Sale
54
3554
654
40
8
7
1H
2 X
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154
23
27
20
3554
5%
37
33
0%
554
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13 54
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40 54 Mar.
Mar.
754
354
17 54
54
36 54
7 54
154
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1654
54
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35 54
Mar.
654
154
2554
3554
654
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
2
28
8
29
10
54 Jan.
1354 Jan.
27
18
Feb.
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
20
Jan.
34
Kb Jan.
1354 Jan.
3854 Jan.
Kb Mar.
1354 Mar.
40
754
454
754 Jan.
24 54 Jan.
554 Jan.
3 107
Jan.
10154 Jan.
alio 54 Mar. 19 11754 Jan.
2354 Mar.
2754 Jan.
32
Sale
1254
3854
654
354
Feb.
Feb. 15
5
14 54 Mar. 27
3 54 Feb.
Mar.
105
Mar.
lll«8iMar.
xl'O54 Mar.
2354 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
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Feb.
19
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
36
12 H
38*4
354 Mar.
27
34
I
2154
454
4 54
14 54
654
2154
Feb.
2154
454
4 54
1254
554
30
Sale
354
1354
54
3554
654
1
40 54 Mar. 25
6
854 Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
354
2054
%
3854
754
Mar.
Mar. 20
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
Jan.
20
Jan.
14
154 Mar. 25
21
Mar.
33
Feb.
27
33
3454 Mar.
654 Mar.
6 54 Mar.
—-54
354
%
3
Sale
%
4%
H
Sale
7%
Sale
3554
IK
7
10%
*
*
33
100
30
*
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Mar.
3854 Jan. 13
654 Mar. 22
554 Feb..
2
-*
..
34
Mar. 19
Mar.
4
354
654
954
Mar.
4
Jan.
13
Mar.
3
Mar. 25
454
54
4 54
854
10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
29
26
11
154 Mar. 27
154
Mar. 14
15
Jan.
13
54
5 54
854
1154
Jan. 17
Jan.
9
Mar. 11
Jan..
6
154 Mar. 13
154 Feb.
30
Feb.
25
154 Jan.
3
33
3
12
Feb.
24
3054 Mar. 26
1154 Mar. 14
3054 Mar. 26
31
Jan.
31
11
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11
1154 Mar. 25
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3
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*
1054
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1054
1154
1154
754
654
12
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754
654
12
1254
754
6
20
Sale
254
Mar. 28
254 Mar. 19
54 Mar. 17
12
1554
1554
33
12
—
54 Jan.
5
19
2
Amer dep rets ord bear_.£l
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
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2
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Feb. 19
Feb.
3
Feb. 19
154 Feb. 15
54 Jan.
37 54 Feb.
1154 Jan. 30
3054 Jan. 31
3154 Mar. 25
2
Ks
Sale
1154
35
-100
*
15
Jan.
54
354
554
854
32
31
Sale
KB Jan.
3
54-rrr..'.;
54
%
50%
11M
30M
British-American Oil
500
154
Mar. 17
16
14
54
Sale
35
3354
30
*
100
-*
4,900 Brill Corp class A
Class B
2,600,
7% preferred
2,650
500 Brillo Mfg Co common
300
16
16
a
1
Lowest
Sale
Hotels—
Common^;
2,300
7% 1st preferred
2d preferred1.900
34,100 Brazilian Tr Lt & Pr ord
28,400 Breeze Corp
29,300 Brewster Aeronautical
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
"4",000 Bridgeport Machine com
1,000
Highest
Sale Prices
354
25
25
Blue
Bowman Biltmore
300
-
154
354
354
1554
154
4
354
2854 Sale
5%
%
th
1% Sale
10
10H
6% Sale
_
*
500 Bickford's Inc common
275
$2.50 preferred
*
1,300 Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach_*
100
1
Locomotive—
100 Beau Brummell Ties Inc
100
34
4
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
Sale
6%
26,400 Babcock & Wilcox Co
Baldwin
"i",600
1
3 X
33 %
3%
7,600
1,600
7,100
14,400
5,900
Ask
191,100 Aviation & Transport Corp__l
580 Axton Fisher Tob class A—10
400 Ayrshire Patoka Collieries __1
4,450
8,200
1,200
12,100
7,700
500
Bid
March 31
March 1
1941
Shares
JAN.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
CURB
RANGE SINCE
Price
NEW YORK
In
March
54
38 54
40
1154
3054
1154 Mar. 31
Mar. 15
45
Mar. 18
|g|
Mar. 28
Jan.
24
54 Mar. IV
5054 Jan.
2
Co—
Registered
1254
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
British Amer Tobacco Ltd—
300
200
854 Jan.
754 Jan.
27
7
854 Jan.
854 Jan.
20
30
British Celanese Ltd—100
Am
10s
dep rets ord reg
*
100 British Col Pow class A
"i",900
2,600 tBrown Co 6% preferred.. 100
3,000 Brown Fence & Wire com—1
Class A preferred
*
1,000
1
2,800 Brown Forman Distillers
90
$6 preferred.
*
Brown Rubber Co common.. 1
12,300
500 Bruce (E L) Co..
5
1,100
100
1,100
60
_
3,600
300
Brack Silk Mills Ltd--------*
"
"*"500
3,900
1,650 Buckeye Pipe Line
50
12,200 Buff Niag & East Pow pref_25
$5 1st preferred
*
4,950
7,600 Bunker Hill & Sullivan—2.50
600 Burma Corp Amer dep rets..
12 Kc
16,200 Burry Biscuit Corp
400
2
754
300
500
•
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2,200
ll*
154
1054
354
2-54
Sale
1154 Sale
Kb
x
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54
54
Am dep rects 5%% pref__£l
700
20
3,800 Calamba Sugar Estate Co
1
6,500 Callite Tungsten Corp
54
1054
154
154
1054
2
,23
Voting trust ctfs
Cables & Wireless—
Camden Fire Ins Assn
Canada Cement Co Ltd
5
20
*
3
425 Canadian Car & Fdy 7 %
pref 25
.1
12.700 Canadian Colonial Airways
125 Canadian Dredge & Dock Co.*
.
400 Can Indus Alcohol class A
------
200
B
no n-voting...
*
*
—
5
13 54
5
854
154
154
14 54
Sale
13
Sale
154
Canadian Industries, Ltd—
7% preferred7,800 Canadian Marconi Co.
325 Capital City Products
100
"2", 800
75
6,100
.mm
•»
—
—
m
32,400 Carib
"""266
4",200
2,425
5.800
470
1,800
400
"""480
300
275
400
2,500
800
25
775
1854
97
12
54
54
2,200
200
825
125
750
100
600
300
3,400
1,300
For footnotes
see
20
24
6
7
*
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Conv preferred
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
Metal
51.
%
10
IK
10 K
154
15
3
15
IK
22%
4 %
Sale
13
9
1%
1%
.5
10
5
25
5
4
54
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
12
Mar.
6
1154 Jan.
38
Mar.
8
40
Mar.
6
1854 Mar.
1
3654
1854
9554
1154
54
54
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2 54
854
154
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Mar.
Mar.
26
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.
19
12
20
31
154 Mar. 18
1954 Mar. 12
95 54 Mar. 28
98
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3
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54 Mar. 5
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1254 Mar.
54 Mar.
54 Mar.
6
5
1
54 Mar.
1
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%
54
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954
10
154 Sale
39
37
11154
10954
954
654
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1954
3 54
Sale
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754
9
2154
Sale
Mar.
8
154 Mar. 29
17
5 54
17
354
14 54 Mar. 29
18
15
10 54 Mar.
7
154 Mar. 12
154
154
14 54 Mar. 29
109
133
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95
40
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654
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95
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110
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5
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107 54 109
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1
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69
954
10
Feb.
4054
1954
99 54
12 54
Jan. 17
Mar. 12
Feb.
6
Mar. 6
1
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54 Feb.
54 Feb.
4
8
31
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19
3
54 Feb.
5
Jan.
15
12
14
154 Jan.
7
354 Jan. 29
14 54 Mar. 29
354 Jan.
1854 Jan.
29
27
3
Feb.
19
5
13
Jan.
6
15
2
11
116
54
54
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154
2
Kb
54
54
1
54
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6754 Sale
854
9
Feb.
114
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 28
154 Mar.
4
854 Feb.
% Jan.
7
Mar.
19
Mar. 26
37
Mar. 10 11254 Mar. 25
Mar. 10 109
Mar. 10
Mar
4
Mar.
9
7
654 Mar. 12
754 Mar. 14
314 Mar.
354 Mar. 27
Mar. 28 134
4
54 Mar.
96
Mar.
3654 Mar.
1254 Mar.
4
3
Mar. 11
84
854 Mar.
115
Mar.
7
35
'
54 Mar.
7
67 54
Mar. 27
Mar. 25
Fab.
7
Jan. 21
Jan.
9
Jan.
13
1Q% ^eb.
3 54 Jan.
5
4
8
Feb.
254 Jan.
Mar. 28 134
Jan. 15
Feb. 15
554 Mar. 10
4
9 11654
Mar. 10
3554 Feb.
21
46
Mar. 10
12
Feb.
19
1354 Jan.
84
Mar. 11
Mar.
3
9
Mar.
3
Mar.
1
54 Mar. 21
54 Mar. 27
Kb Mar.
7
7054 Mar. 10
Jan.
854 Jan.
115
Mar.
20
tu Jan.
6
154 Feb. 21
54 Feb. 18
54 Mar. 27
54 Mar. 7
354
4 54
1154
10354
67
9
95
Jan.
10
Feb.
7
5 11654 Jan.
54 Jan.
54 Mar. 26
Kb Mar. 19
2
4
28
3
Mar. 10
89
4
Jan.
11254
11054
1054
6K
754 Feb.
654 Feb.
654 Mar.
122
Mar.
Jan.
39
Feb.
1 54
7
Jan.
25
30
Mar. 28
9
96
5 11554 Mar. 18
154 Mar.
7
54 Mar. 11
54 Mar. 27
Feb.
% Jan.
2
11
Mar. 10
1254 Mar. 17
54 Mar. 26
^32 Mar.
Mar. 10
554 Mar. 10
5 11654
46
3
7
7
11054 Feb.
19
122
154 Jan.
25 11454
Jan.
109
2
Mar. 21
Jan.
l34 Jan.
Mar. 19
Kb Mar. 26
9
4 54 Sale
4 54 Mar. 19
4 54 Mar. 18
4 54
4 54 Mar.
554
5
Mar.
4
454
5 54
4
13 54
12
14 54
12
Mar. 28
13 54 Mar. 14
104 54 108
106
109
103 54 Mar. 11 105
Mar. 19
854
154 Feb.
10
27
12
5
17
28
19
5
14
7
54 Mar.
3 54
5
12
66 54
Mar.
9
Jan.
154 Mar. 18
Mar. 21
15
20
Sale
42 54
39
43
1254
1154
12
107
11154 107
11154
89
90
87 54
89
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954
854
9
112
8
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1254
54
254 Sale
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k
54
54
54
54
10
1854
3 54
12354 Sale
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454
554 Sale
100
109
854 Sale
754
654
7
Sale
110
37 54
13 54
54
109
20
25
154 Jan.
154 Jan.
1
154
154
108
17 54
Jan.
154 Jan.
30
54 Mar.
1
Kb Feb. 27
54 Mar.
1
Kb Mar. 10
Mar. 21
354 Mar.
154
1954
554
3454
11054
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
29
25
19
11
23
454
1454
354
9
854
Feb.
154 Mar.
24 54 Mar.
154 Jan.
54 Feb.
9
11354 121
54
Kb
54
854
854
954
154
154 Sale
154
24
24
1954
7
754
654
36
36
3854 36
111
Ill
11254 113
8
154 Mar.
8
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
10
Feb.
154
854
154
24 54
154
10
17
3%
13
354
454
3854
3954
1854 Sale
9554
9654
1154 Sale
54
1
54
Kb
54 Sale
Kb
54
Weather
Strip Co..
Charis Corp common
Oherry-Burrell Corp com
Chesebrough Mfg
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co
Chicago Rivet & Machine
page
Kb
854
*
common
Sale
9754
1254
54
Sale
154
54
1554
1754
2 54
Feb.
14
7
3
20
11
21
6
11254 120
54
854
Co conv A stock. _*
B
Chamberlin
500
_*
25c
Central & Southwest Utilities—
Common
3.200
50c
11,600 Central States Elec common. _1
325
,
com
.1
.1
20,500 Carrier Corp common
200 Carter (J W) Co common
1
*
2,000 Casco Products
200 Castle (A M) & Co
10
1
17,930 Catalin Corp ot America
Celanese Corp of America—
7% 1st partic preferred... 100
5,650
15
8,000 Celluloid Corp common
1st preferred part
590
*
$7 dividend preferred
*
2,950
5,100 Cent Hudson Gas & Elec com.*
Cent Maine Pow 7% pref. .100
100
"2,030 Cent N Y Pow 5% pref
1
1,900 Cent Ohio Steel Prod
375 Cent Pow & Light 7% pref.100
3,175
1,775
25
950
.100
330 Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref.*
$6 preferred
90
.*
10
""600
Class
1,700 Carnation Co
50
4,000
Syndicate
Carman &
mm
"""266
12
54 Jan.
15
14 54 Mar.
12
Sale
28
154
%
54
100
100
Sale
97 54
54
1754
17 54
254
9
25
41
39
19
•
154
32
50c
1,500
"'"166
4,700
2
8
854
154
2l%
600 Cable Elec Products com—50c
2,200
1,050
1,400
54
1554
1654
9
54 Jan.
*3i Feb.
2
20
3
54 Jan. 10
54 Jan.
9
54 Mar. 27
54 Jan. 10
4 54
Feb. 25
5 54
Mar. 4
14 54
Feb. 26
Mar. 11 11054
Feb. 26
7354
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
6
20
10
10
19
11
13
22
16
2
AGGREGATE
Price
new york
curb
Since
„
Jan. 2
exchange
stocks (iContinued)
Par
-1
1,100 Chief Consol Mining Co
100
3,375 Childs Co preferred
10
49,500 Cities Service common
$6 preferred
*
12,000
60c preferred B—-—
*
1,400
410
$6 preferred BB_*
480 Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref—*
565
$7 preferred
*
4,600 City Auto Stamping Co
-*
2,200 City & Suburban Homes
10
1
I,050 Clark Controller Co
1
6,500 Claude Neon Lights com
300 Clayton & Lambert Mfg Co..4
*
3,800 Cleveland Elec Ilium com
Shares
At
6.
1n
\f.
70 X
200 Cook Paint &
91% Sale
At
8
8%
11X
12%
10
Sale
32
36
X
%
com—*
—;»•—*
*
6,300 Copper Range Co
2.700 Cornucopia Gold Mines
.
5c
1
*
1
II.100 Corroon& Reynolds,
$6 preferred A--1,075
10,600 Cosden Petroleum com
5% conv preferred
2,100
Courtaulds Ltd
"i
67
%
5%
50
£1
650
554
3s
134
7% conv preferred
200 Crystal Oil Ref Corp com
650
9,600 Daroy Petrol Corp
22- Davenport. Hosiery
2,650 Dayton Rubber Mfg
410
1,000
9,600
500
8.700
150
10
200
10
300
400
200
700
200
300
—o
35
1
22,900 Derca Records common.
2.300 Dejav Stores inc common. -.1
15,700 Dennison Mfg Co class A—-5
$6 prior preferred
-50
725
120
8% debenture
100
*
stock
— — —
—*
Mfg Co.. .1
1,000 Detroit Gasket &
6% preferred w w.
1.100
2.900 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry
3,300 Detroit Mich Stove Co
3.400
1,700
.20
com.-l
1
t Detroit Paper Products
-1
Detroit Steel Products
10
100
*
534% preferred
70 Draper Corp
.......-.100
3,800 Dubilier Condenser Corp
1,725 Duke Power Co
Durham Hosiery cl B com
1
100
*
Duro-Test Corp common
4,200 Duval Texas Sulphur
1
*
15,666
10
18,600 Eagle Picher Lead Co
*
9,400 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
6% preferred..
100
20,450
434% prior preferred-—100
4,225
250 Eastern Malleable Iron Co..25
*
2,000 Eastern States Corp com
§7 preferred series A
*
6 preferred series B
*
1,400
5,800 Easy Washing Mach class B. *
1,000 Economy Groc Stores com...*
5
211,100 Electric Bond & Share
86 preferred
32.800
85 preferred
*
10,500
2,700 Electric Power & Lt 2d pf A.. *
Option warrants
1
300 Electrographic Corp com
750 Elgin National Watch Co—15
Emerson Elec Mfg Co com—4
7,200
8,600
50 Empire
For footnotes see page
51.
10
9
834
8
434
%
134
Dist Elec 6% pref. .100
%
134
78
75
34
5
%
634
434
1234
5
34
134
134
4%
2
Sale
10
4%
5
23 34
Sale
1034
834
28
Sale
2534
Sale
Sale
3
524
3 34
IX
X
134
Sale
534
334
134
28
40
954
17%
IX
IX
10X
18X
IX
2
9%
18H
134
134
234
%
Sale
28%
11%
12
2%
Sale
IX
34
234
10
26
Sale
3 54
Sale
49
134
134 Mar. 19
134 Mar. 19
■X
19
2634
1034
11%
29 X
234
2
7
6
4%
4
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20
11X
11
12
1134
13
634
4 34
19
16
5
234
134
234
634
334
16
534
334
534
234
1154
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2 34
4
34
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53
68
73
20
2234
21
24
13
115
109
254
7334
34
134
734
9
2 34
35X
5234
11
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3 34 Sale
72%
85
108
234
75
54
134
734
934
2%
Sale
53 X
15
15
3 34 Mar.
Mar. 27
3X
234 Mar. 18
5034 Mar. 17
ii*
Feb.
37
20
13
434 Feb. 17
34 Mar. 19
Jan.
3
1
Jan.
6
70
9
54 Jan.
154
Feb.
21
2
Feb.
26
20
Feb.
3
534
.Tan.
Mar
2
3 54 Feb.
1854 Feb.
954 Feb.
134 Feb.
Jan.
454 Mar. 10
7
20
Mar. 24
12
Jan.
11
28 54 Jan.
634 Jan.
15
Mar. 19
99 34 Feb
Mar. 12
234
2 34 Mar.
34 Mar.
1934 Mar.
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
105
22
.Tan.
1
3
29 34 Mar
8
Mar,
9
17-54 Jan. 14
17 54 Mar.
134 Mar.
Mar. 27
5034 Mar. 17
4
6
3
3 54
14
1
Mar. 14
2
1 % Jan.
Mar. 25
25
534 Feb. 15
234 Jan. 10
35
3
13
105
Mar.
3
Mar. 20
4
20
Feb.
5
24
Mar.
2934
934
18
194
234
At
19 k
27
10
634 Mar. 25
1
Mar.
4
2 10817ijJan.
17
Mar.
Mar.
7
3
4
10834 Jan.
IX Jan.
6
16
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Feb.
Jan.
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Jan.
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Jan.
22
1
9
Jan.
34
134
234
434
134
22 34
34
7
Jan.
6
30
Jan.
18
234 Feb.
1534 Jan.
17
Jan.
7
28
Mar. 13
734 Mar. 28
15
Jan.
3
Jan.
83 54 Mar. 18
3
34 J an.
5
Feb.
14
Jan.
54 Jan.
18
Mar
Jan.
554 Mar. 18
18
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1
1% Feb.
3034 Jan.
5
10
Jan.
17
18
Jan.
20
Mar. 22
134 Feb.
26
134 Jan.
34 .ian.
1834 Feb.
7
17
234 Mar
34 Jan.
4
154 Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar. 19
Mar. 29
4
i*
6%
9
2
33 34
5134
17
3 54
6134
54
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9
At
1134
31
34
32
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8034 100
3
80
154 Mar. 28
Mar. 15
Mar. 10
3
6 34
Mar.
4
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534 Feb.
4
4
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534 Mar.
31
534 Mar. 31
21
.
Jan.
11
29
6
2
1234 Jan. 23
154 Mar. 28
634 Jan.
536 Jan.
3
27
16
5 34 Jan.
18
6
Jan.
7134 Mar. 14
22
Mar. 22
Feb.
27
76
2134 Feb. 27
t70
2 54
73
Mar.
Mar. 19
2X Mar. 19
75
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5
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18
24
Jan.
29 111
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10
29
3
Jan.
6
Mar. 19
7634 Jan.
22
34 Mar. 21
654 Mar. 11
134 Jan.
754 Jan.
21
4
19
1054 Jan.
334 Jan.
10
Jan.
10
5854 Jan.
1334 Jan.
14
Jan.
6
254 Feb.
73
34
Sale
734
% Mar. 21
654 Mar. 11
Sale
Sale
8% Mar. 24
Sale
Sale
3134 Mar. 31
Mar. 26
51
12
3
Sale
11
3 34
Sale
13
12
154
1234
1034
134
Sale
254
1134
61
6 34
4
115
15
*6654
154 Mar ."28
111
1534
1534
15
11 % Jan.
1% Mar. 28
71 % Mar. 14
22
Mar. 22
34
17
334
14
Sale
Sale
3%
12 34
254
7334
11
13
34
17
17
3 34 Sale
12 34
13
4
Sale
6534 Sale
55 34
5734
1134
1134
134
134
1134
1 4 34
1534
1534
Feb.
54 Mar. 11
4
834 Jan.
Mar. 18
4
69
10% Sale
2 34 Sale
35% Sale
53% Sale
2
434 Feb.
6
6
Mar.
98
64
47
34
1%
734
6X Mar. 15
134 Mar.
4634 Mar.
6
20
79
23 34
3
Mar. 20
26
23
13
Sale
60
76
1034 Mar. 11
534 Mar.
9
1834
134
254
50
113
Mar. 24
20
Jan.
134 Jan.
834 Jan.
1
19
28
154
454 Mar. 10
Mar.
14
5
14
20 X
6H Mar. 25
1
Mar.
4
2934 Mar.
10
20
IX Fen.
Feb.
234
1234
434
34
134
1%
434
534 Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
24
32
22
10 34 Mar.
Mar.
25
Jan.
2534 Jan. 13
354 Jan.— 9
34 Jan.
20
31
Jan.
134 Mar. 14
Mar. 11
134 Mar. 20
434 Mar. 15
1
Mar. 3
22
Mar. 11
10
Jan.
23 104
Feb.
11
Jan.
m
24
20
jan.
21
Jan.
234 Feb.
Mar. 18
134 Mar. 20
434 Mar. 27
6
Jan.
34
634
1034
734
14?4 Mar. 11
5
Mar.
1
34 Mar.
1
5
1
Jan.
105
107
75
28
Mar.
4
5
1934
1034
40
1754
134
234
At
2
73
Mar. 24
5
9
19
13
6X
3%
1034
17 X
2
1
9
6
Mar. 31
31
31
33
29
20
11
1234 Mar.
4 34 Mar.
34 Mar. 11
3334 Mar. 24
89
6
Mar. 10
54 Mar. 7
IX Mar. 13
83X Mar. 18
% Mar. 18
734 Mar. 28
3
105
134
2
134 Feb.
534 Feb.
7
105
1
1334 Jan.
3
934 Mar. 17
434 Mar. 3i
34 Mar. 19
Mar.
34
102
25
Mar. 11
154 Jan.
33 34 Mar. 17
5X Mar. 18
7
434
1834
9X
2434
634
3 34
234
6
29
23 34 Feb.
Mar. 19
X Mar.
1
2434 Jan.
34 Jan.
.
1034 Mar. 18
5
15
29
11654 Mar. 22
Feb. 19
105
54 Mar. 11
8
7
23
101
/i6
98
3
22
100
734
6
6
Mar.
5
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
Mar. 19
Mar—3
Mar.
Mar.
1034 Mar. 18
5
7 34 Mar.
1
Jan.
62
Mar. 24
Mar.
5
134 Mar.
44
3,
3
2
34
3334
134
154
% Mar. 25
634 Mar. 14
Mar. 27
3
30
9
6
Ilk Feb.
Mar. 11
1
5
77 34 Mar.
134
2
Sale
4% Sale
At
134
2«
134
5
434
1
134
47
IX
134 Mar. 11
34 Jan.
20
100
25
Sale
734
43
2X
74%
134
2434
-334
Sale
7
36
108
108
Mar.
7
33
Sale
32
22
65
11734
34 Mar.
94
35
34
134
82%
34
134 Mar
6
Mar
34
7 34
io x
7
34
19 34
11
10
554
2%
Mar.
2*
1
2
Sale
4
18
Sale
16
Mar.
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
134
1
2134
At
9734
34
5
5
htJan.
134 Jan.
Sale
20
3%
0%
3X
34
3334
134
234
\Y* Mar.
2%
134
634
32
35
31
1
1234 Mar. 10
34 Mar.
33 34 Mar.
62
53
Mar. 26
3i Mar. 31
22
7
Mar.
12
17
At Mar. 25
134 Mar.
3
2034 Mar. 5
% Mar. 31
Sale
IX
734
-2.50
600 Driver Harris Co common—10
34
734
134
10
1%
.
1,025
if
134
734
10%
11%
14
Sale
634
26
-
30
Feb.
Sale
4
*
- -
Distillers Co Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
4,600 Divco-Twln Truck Co com—1
Dobeckmun Co common
1
800
Dominion Bridge Co
*
.25
""300 Dominion Steel & Coal B
Dominion Tar & Chemical—*
7% preferred.
9434
94
5%
134
10
7% preferred
20
54
6
7
10
De Vilbiss Co common
775 Diamond Shoe Corp com.
100 Distilled Liquors Corp.
At Jan.
1234
134
634
534
21*'
20
Jan.
8
Mar. 24
108
104
134
4
1
151
134 Jan.
22
Sale
.
6
IX
60 54 Mar.
11
117
6
5X
Feb.
Feb.
5434 Mar.
35
554
134
10834
154
754
3%
15
1
14
124 Mar.
1
4
18
6054 Mar.
3
62
Sale
134
534
11X
Class A conv
600 Derby Oil & Ref com
A conv preferred
60
2234
34
200 Curtis Lighting Inc com—2.50
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
5
25
Sale
1
22
$6 preferred
10
50
5
11,100 Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co
100 Cuban Tobacco common—--*
100
560 Cuneo Press 6 36 % pref
3,600
2
434
4
25c
25
*
Sale
34
Sale
2
5
*
7
Mar.
134
234
234
2
Sale
14
*
100 Crowley Milner & Co com
1,100 Crown Cent Petrol (Md)
1.600 Crown Cork Internat cl A
8,800 Crown Drug common
3
2
Am dep rets for ord stk reg..
200
5
56,600 Creole Petroleum com
9.200 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg—*
1
17.600 Croft (The) Brewing Co
70
1%
7
6
Mar. 24
9
Mar. 27
134 Mar.
32
38
Sale
119
104
7
254 Jan.
434 Jan.
8234 Jan.
34
118
..
*
Varnish Co
3%
.
20
14
17
11734 11634 Mar.
Mar.
107 34 107
109
103
105
IX
134 Mar.
13
IX
IX
Mar.
24
24
23 34
2534
23)4
3
3~"*» Mar.
334
334
—334
99% 104 h
1%
IX
7% Sale
1,200 Continental Oil of Mexico—
9,100 Cont Roll & Steel com
15.250 Cooper Bessemer Corp
$3 prior preferred- 1,200
Sale
23 54
100
7% prior preferred
11036
IX
T£
_
7
Feb.
3
254 Feb.
72
Feb.
At
Sale
%
1134
116
113%, 119
70
8% preferred
100
- -10
4,200 Consol Royalty Oil
19.300 Consol Steel Corp common...*
Continental Gas & Electric—
1,420
VA
Sale
c
10
534 Jan.
11
1
1 2 34
134
234
6434
20
Jan.
41
3 34 Mar.
78
Mar.
Sale
2134
34
34
IX
1
29
29
Sale
1
2
1134
38
2
54 Jan.
M56
34
35*
9
54 Jan.
534 Jan.
11
58
58
Sale
2034 Sale
At
X
Sale
12%
--5
77
Sale
At
34
13
Jan.
17
2% Mar. 26
73 34 Mar. 22
3
IX
Sale
24
634 Jan.
634 Feb.
7
7
1
21
16
434
1%
1%
Mar. 15
1% Mar.
9
7
1
8% Mar.
134 Mar.
9
Sale
At
134
11
Mar. 17
4
56
59
1%
1%
234
234
4
11
2
20
34 Jan.
534 Jan.
3734 Mar. 28
454 Feb. 14
234 Jan. 30
2
Feb. 27
Mar. 7
5
Mar.
1
2X Mar. 10
2
Mar. 10
39
28
434 Mar. 27
234 Mar. 24
134 Mar. 18
37 34 Mar.
Sale
334
2%
73%
Sale
57
34
15 54 Feb.
534
1%
1
4 54
Sale
4
com—1
3,500 Cons Retail, Stores Inc
9
6
1634 Mar.
At Mar.
1
1634
34 Mar. 27
Sale
534 Mar.
534 Jan.
534 Mar. 11
Mar. 25
1
4
7
Mar. 25
Mar.
Sale
134
2%
7%
4
80 36
6
11
Jan.
Jan.
70
x8954 Mar. 19 102
89
Mar. 24 104
Mar. 15
534 Mar.
19
Mar.
6
Feb. 19
48
Jan.
534 Jan.
6934 Jan.
634 Jan.
Feo.
5
6634 Mar. 19
Mar. 17
634
10*
17
15
48
Mar. 19
6
Peb.
7
Mar. 19
Mar. 24 104
6
2
3
%
336
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4% pref series C_
100
-
554
2%
t*
4 34% series
710
13,500 Consol Gas Util com
1,000 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd
6
41 54
6934
Mar. 13
16
X6 Jan.
334 Feb.
1
Mar.
6
Mar.
5
89
6*
3| H
Sale
4
4034
5 34
2%
2 54
5
28954 Mar. 19 102
1634
17%
16
4
At Mar.
734 Mar. 18
4
Mar.
53
98
6
Sale
5%
50
$3 preferred
— *
1
30,100 Conn Telep & Elec Corp
3,800 Consolidated Biscuit Co.. -_1
16,400 Con Gas E L & P Bait com—*
370
636
6
Highest
Sale Prices
7
98
9234
93 34
534
Lowest
Sale Prices
434 Mar. 24
5634 Mar. 5
6034
534
5734
5i*
Highest
Sale Prices
At Mar.
7*
Sale
58
100
96
*
Common
At
634
434
454 Sale
69% Sale
6 54
6
66% Sale
9536
93
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale*
9
--*
5,600 Cleveland Tractor com
100
7,900 Clinchfield Coal com
3,100 Club Aluminum Utensil com.*
Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd
*
""700 Cohn & Rosenberger com—-*
9,500 Colon Development Co Ltd-Is
6% convertible preferred £1
11",900 Colorado Fuel & Iron warr
3,050 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg 25
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—5% preferred
3,130
100
-1
32,900 Columbia Oil & Gas com
Commonwealth & Sou Corp—
WErr&uts
_
36,300
10,800 Commonwealths Distribut—1
Community Public Service—■
Common
25
4,650
800 Community Water Serv
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c ext to 1946
1
1,600
Conn Gas & Coke Security—
100
Ask
Bid
March
March 1
1941
Jan. 1
'
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
•
43
IORK CURB EXCHANGE
NEW
April, 1941]
2
1134
34
1534
14 H
Mar. 27
Mar. 19
Mar. 12
7
Mar. 13
234 Mar. 21
Mar. 19
12
Mar.
254 Mar. 26
Sale
60
Mar.
4
Sale
5134 Mar.
6
1134
Sale
1234
3234
Sale
83
9
12'x*
Mar. 27
Mar. 28
134 Mar.
7 34
Mar.
8
4
934 Mar. 5
234 Mar.
8
3634 Mar. 10
53
Mar. 18
1134 Mar. 19
A» Mar. 21
1554 Mar. 28
1554 Mar. 28
3 34 Mar.
3
12 34 Mar.
7
3 54 Mar.
1
6834 Mar. 21
61X Mar. 31
1234 Mar. 20
154 Mar. 12
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
12
32
Mar. 27
3254 Mar. 15
3
Mar. 31
4
Mar. 12
834 Feb.
2
Mar. 27
3134 Mar. 31
4934 Feb. 19
1134 Feb. 11
14*
Jan.
42
23
4
10
Feb.
1554
Mar. 28
14
Feb.
15 54
Mar. 28
12
Jan.
19
234 Mar. 21
254 Mar. 26
5934 Feb. 24
5134 Mar.
Mar. 27
9
At Mar. 28
1134 Feb. 14
28
Jan.
334 Jan.
1234 Jan.
454 Jan.
6834 Mar.
6134 Mar.
13
Jan.
2
10
13
21
31
13
28
7
12 54 Jan.
3254 Mar. 15
154 Feb.
2
Feb.
18
4
81
Feb.
13
81
Mar. 12
Feb.
13
44
NEW
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
AOOREOATE
SALES
NEW
In
March
Shares
PRICES IN MARCH
YORK
Shares
CURB EXCHANGE
50
700
7,400
1,525
5,700
1941
—
50
1,200
2,000
15,400
1,000
300
""150
""460
2,300
2,800
Fire Assoc of Phila
10
4,075 Florida Power & Lt $7 pref._*
9,800 Ford Motor of Canada cl A_.»
475
Class B voting
*
100
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
7,800
Amer dep rcts.-.Ord reg £1
Ford of France Am dep rets
""350 Fox (Peter) Brewing Co
5
3,000
""166
Franklin
550
600
1,200
550
450
275
10
90 Gamewell Co $6 conv
pref
*
30 Gatineau Power Co 5
% pref-100
700 Gellman Mfg Co common
1
3,700 General Alloys Co
*
10
500
800
March 1
Ask
Sale
75
70
2,800
760
American dep receipts
meral
910
Fireproofing
£1
*
*
com
GBPeral G & E $6 pref B
2,000 Gen Investment Co com
100
$6 preferred.
500
10
110
60
-
420 Gen Outdoor Adv 6
% pref.
540 General Pub Serv $6
pref
300 General
""600
1,800
1,130
310
30
50
25
""160
90M
90
90
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9154
9354
90
73
80
90
89
93
92
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24
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7
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20
2154
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2X
2%
21
22
2
2°2%
2 H
10*
$6
260
790
90
conv
preferred
*
714
2554
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854
1
500
50
IX
1
23
Sale
2054
37J4
3254
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40
34
5054
14,166
350
20 X
19X
19X
21X
35X
19X
20 X
Sale
34
32
26
120
50
3,500
100
950
600
1,000
1,300
3,000
3,800
1,400
4,400
125
825
3,325
325
32,000
500
100
300
9,100
30,100
1,100
60
54 Mar.
5254 Mar.
77
8054
78
2954
30 h
26
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25
27
26
5554
59
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-
3,600
1,500
800
400
800
500
800
800
50
3,900
100
200
2,000
100
65
6%
conv
preferred
22
11
10
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26
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8,800
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33,100
6,800
300
100
300
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1354
79
1254
1554
354
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*
non
Hubbeli1 (Harvey) Inc
7
100
5
700
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600
3,500
7,700
4,200
850
100
650
600
11,700
38,000
24,000
10,500
100
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■
conv
preferred
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Am dep rets ord
reg_.
*
"50
£1
254
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754
103
54
554
95*
6
Mar. 10
8
8
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
2054 Jan.
2254 Jan.
45
3454
6254
95
Feb. 11
5254 Feb. 26
154 Jan. 24
154 Jam
6
11
13
454* Jan.
1654 Jan.
Jan.
91
18
Jan.
Mar.
6
1
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar.
110
Mar.
10054 Mar.
654 Mar.
49
Mar.
5
54 Mar. 11
Mar. 31
54 Mar. 10
Mar. 21
57
43
Mar.
29
54 Feb. 26
15
7
Feb.
Mar. 19
54 Jan.
6
55 54 Jan.
6
83
Jan.
9
31
Jan. 10
54 Jan.
7
%s Feb. 28
61
Jan.
21
10154 Mar. 19 105
Feb.
14
4054 Feb. 21! 43
20
98
14
90
17
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
6
Mar. 20
3 110
15 10054 Mar. 14
554 Mar. 14
28
654 Mar. 17
854 Mar.
9
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar. 12
25
554 Mar.
9854 Mar.
5l« Mar.
754 Mar.
99
10
Mar. 28
% Mar. 3
Jan.
27
49
£3 54 Jan.
24
26
30
£354 Jan. 30
854 Feb.
1954 Feb.
454 Feb.
14
14
25
8
99
45
95
4
Feb.
Mar. 28
954 Feb. 13
Mar. 12
754 Mar. 10
Jan.
8
% Jan.
22
Jan,
154
17
154 Mar. 26
1554 Mar. 8
24
29
154 Mar. 26
1454 Jan.
6
20
29
154 Mar.
17
Mar.
Mar. 7 3054 Mar.
454 Sale
454 Mar. 31
5
Mar.
5
554
454 Mar. 29
554 Mar.
13054 131
12954 Mar. 13 13154 Mar.
98
99
98
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X»
54
3954
854
954
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vt
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26
13
7
14
26
54 Mar. 3
3954 Mar. 10
854 Mar. 22
54 Mar. 17
4054 Mar. 25
154 Mar. 19
41
9
Mar. 19
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1
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5
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9
22
21
22
59
55
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60
754
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2054
154
1954
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154
554
154
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23
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24
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954
154
154
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1054 Sale
10
1054
854
9
27
26
2754
554
1254
6954
2554
454
24
6
11
67
9
9
Sale
654 Mar. 26
20
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5
654 Mar.
22
54 Mar. 19
54 Mar. 6
154 Mar. 14
5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
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2554 Mar.
2054
154
2254
554
1054
1054
19
3
21
31
25
31
27
54
54
154
554
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
23
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154 Mar.
2254 Mar.
6
854
1354
12
16
13
3354
254
32
3354
254
1354
254
254
11554 117
114
117
3054 3054 2954 Sale
114
112
18
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1654
54 54
554
7
54
554
54
154
3
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654
154
154
33
4
26
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3154 Sale
654 Sale
10
1054
55
254
.
254
3054
554
1054
5
Mar. 21
Mar. 31
254
7
5
28
Mar. 19
25
Feb.
Jan.
4
5
Feb.
27
2
24
12
Feb.
25
65
Feb.
14
854 Jan.
2554 Jan.
6
3
6
% Jan. 14
% Jan.
6
154 Mar. 28
554 Jan. 13
2654 Jan.
3
65
Jan.
2
Jan.
25
Jan.
654 Feb.
8
15
11
Jan.
22
1054 Jan.
28
12
Mar. 21
9
Mar. 10
Mar.
4
Mar. 19
Mar. 24
Mar.
5
1254
6854
954
854
1354
Mar. 10
Mar. 7
Mar. 19
Mar. 31
Mar. 5
254 Mar. 21
2954
Mar."27
254 Mar. 13
3054
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5354 Mar.
554 Mar.
5554 Mar. 17
6
Mar. 10
2654 Feb. 17
854 Feb. 14
854 Jan.
7
1154 Jan. 30
1354
7754
1054
854
1354
3354 Feb.
1254
6754
854
854
1354
26
33 54 Feb.
254 Mar. 21
254 Feb.
2954
11354
1654
5354
5
554 Mar.
6
% Mar. 18
154 Mar. 6
3154 Mar. 6
254
3054
554
1054
% Mar.
554 Mar.
1
4
5
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154 Mar. 15
34
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Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
32 54 Mar. 15
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3
11
254 Mar.
5
354 Mar.
4
654 Mar. 14
Mar. 11
254 Mar.
5
A
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15
554 Mar. 31
954 Jan.
4
254 Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
5
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25
18
8
24
20
4
4
27
23
7
Feb.
7
Jan.
Jan.
14
14
354 Jan.
35
2
24
Jan.
6
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Mar. 31
Feb. 21
654 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
63
Jan..
254 Mar. 25
29
Jan.
5
'ii*
54 Feb.
554 Mar.
% Jan.
154 Feb.
31
26
3154 Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
554 Feb.
7
53
554
4
Jan.
154 Jan.
26
54 Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
54 Feb.
5!
Feb.
6
9
19
27
Mar. 25
Feb. 14
Jan.
8
Jan. 18
1154 Mar.
1054 Mar.
21
Feb.
554
1054
1054
854
854
3254
654 Mar. 26
20
20
11554
1854
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Sale
Mar.
254 Mar.
19
16
32
109
31
4
2
10
154 Jan. 28
54 Mar. 1
3354 Jan. 13
Jan. 27
2 115
4 11054 Feb. 13
4
254 Mar. 4
2054 Mar. 3
154 Mar. 21
Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 25
11154 Jan.
28
11
54 Mar. 17
1054 Jan.
42
in Mar. 26
6
11
154 Mar. 26
1754 Jan. 16
3554 Jan. 20
5
Jan. 11
654 Jan. 10
154 Mar. 19
29
19
5
854
1354
3
13
14
Feb.
854 Feb.
6154 Jan.
2754
1154
6854
954
Sale
20
54 Jan.
38
3
Mar. 13
Feb.
454 Mar. 31
454 Mar. 29
12854 Feb. 14 13154 Mar. 14
98
Jan.
2 105
Feb.
5
Mar. 10
'n Mar. 26
3054
22
i
354
354
2954
30
654 Sale
9
954
69
48
Jan.
Mar. 13
Feb. 14
Jan.
7
354
654
1954
30
5%
1
8054 Mar. 20
2654 Mar. 13
29
Sale
Mar. 25 325
114
11354 115
11454 11354 Mar. 6 1145
10854 111
110
11054 109
Mar. 4 110
154
254
154
254
254 Mar. 4
254
154
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32
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54
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1654
5354
554
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54
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40
854
112
6,300
200
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Mar.
3
16
1,100
4,000
1
on
.
1154
10
33
*
com
12
1% *854
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12
200
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554 Sale
5
12
1,500
2,275
2,500
(R) & Co class A
4,300 Hollinger Consol G M
39
54
50
4
1
Mar. 13
Mar. 1
10654 Mar.
Mar.
10054 100
654
554 Mar.
55
2
554
2654
254
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29
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5
6
554
12954 130
9854 100
A
ecla Mining Co
2"
elena Rubenstein Inc..
Class A.
*
'eller (W E) & Co common. .2
50
100
275
600
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Sale
554
300
500
....._
3
2554
154
500
400
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109
10954
54
2,000
2,000
154
16
2954
154
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1,400
1
14 54
28
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43
154 Jan.
31
54
a
63
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1,000
15,000
1,600
1,150
600
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25
20
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16
35
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90
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10154 Mar. 19 10354 Mar. 31
1054
1054
99
554
45
454
1
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94
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50
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554
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33
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1054
98
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420
50
103
60
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Mar. 19
54 Mar. 4
5254 Mar.
1
54
5254
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34
Mar. 28
Feb. 14
Feb. 19
Mar.
7
16
91
Sale
500
130
130
800
450
Common
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Sale*
a
19
28
21
18
11
23
454 Jan."7
5254
8
7
28
Jan.
11
2
8s4 Feb. 15
1954 Mar. 6
Mar. 12
10
80
5854
H Jan.
9354 Mar. 3
5254 Mar. 28
154 Mar. 3
54 Mar. 19
% Mar. 26
16
10
F9
10
1054 Jan.
854 Jan.
6
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6
3
11
Jan.
2554 Jan.
27
Mar. 31
3454 Mar. 31
5254 Mar. 31
Mar.
7
2054 Mar. 10
45
57
1054
1,400
454
1
Feb.
154 Jan.
Mar. 26
954 Mar. 10
82 54
42
60,900
3,500
6,100
500
*
1
10
10
154 Mar. 20
9354 Mar. 3
5254 Mar. 28
1054 Jan.
454 Jan.
6254 Feb. 20 69
Jan.
11154 Feb. 14 11954 Jan.
3
954 Jan.
1054 Jan.
Mar. 13
21
3
80
5
Mfg Co common
10
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10
rt Atl & Pac Tea 1st pref. .100
Non-voting common stock.*
breater New York Brewery—
Formerly Fidelio Brewery_.l
3
5554
*
com
$3 preferred
95X
54 X
IX
%
15
854
or ham
94
58
%
11
Mar.
X
X
Mar. 27
1054 Mar. 17
Mar.
50
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30
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19
.-.50
Sale
Sale
15
*
foodman Mfg Co
rorham Inc class A
6654 Mar. 21
2154 Mar.
85
*
5,300
854 Mar. 27
Mar.
52 X
50
Mar. 13
119
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Jan. 30
4
Feb.
Feb. 24
Feb. 18
19
2354 Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar.
34 X
IX
754
254
654
2254
654
754
25
Mar. 18
8
Mar.
1
Jan.
2
Mar. 31
Jan. 28
Mar. 19
Jan.
4
20
Mar. 27
7
13
14
Feb.
554
54
1554
254
2154
254
11
354 Mar. 24
20
1654
Sale
6
*
9
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
19
93 X
57 %
92
6754 Feb.
70
Sale Prices
97
Mar. 12
9554 Mar. 11
95
Mar. 12
95
Mar. 12
2254 Mar. 25
8
Jan. 16
54 Jan.
3
2054 Jan. 11
354 Mar. 25
2854 Jan.
9
3
Jan. 13
2254 Mar. 25
Mar. 24
Mar. 12
1954 Mar.
454
1554
5854
354
$7 preferred
45
9
9X
454
454
.1654 Sale
3554
40
a
4154
Class B
9X
30
52
48
Sale
41
750 Godchaux
Sugars class A
4,300
20
3
54 Mar.
IX
%
1
48",600
1,900
7
%A
1654
354
2154
254
19
3
154 Mar.
\*
*
•
12
200
1
1
31
2054 Mar. 10
X Sale
9X
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Mar. 12
2254 Mar. 25
1
X
20
90
60
87
54
IX
23
8 X
19X
20
48
20
X
Sale
954
IX
X
IX
72
20 X
Sale
54
107
*
25
Highest
Sale Prices
68
Feb. 14
72
Jan. 23
9554 Mar. 11
95
95
3
Mar.
1054 Mar.
IX
11
$5 preferred.
3
28
10
24
102
Preferred
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6554 Mar.
11354 Mar.
2%
nX
21
100
*
9054
8954
8954
2254
654
54
1554
2 54
2154
254
Lowest
Sale Prices
97
Mar. 12
38
1854
21
67 H
6854
11554 116
954 Sale
10
10 X
Water Gas & Elec com—1
$3 preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
90
Mar. 26
854 Mar.
254 Mar.
654 Mar.
23
Mar.
754 Mar.
754 Mar.
Sale
*
eneral Tire & Rubber—
6 % preferred A
Ask
80
Sale
5,692
40
-
100
*
.
Rayon A stock
en
2,175
1
*
Lowest
Bid
72
General Elec Co of Great Brit
200
""566
March 31
Bid
County Distilling
Co.
7,700
formerly Taylor Distilling.. 1
Froedtert Grain & Malting—
2,350
Common
1
2,500
Partic conv preferred
15
7,600 Fruehauf Trailer Co
1
975 Fuller (Geo
A) Co com—
1
700
$3 conv stock
*
625
4 % conv preferred100
3,600
Bid
-
6,900 Fairchild Aviation com
1
34,450 Fairchild Engine & Airplane— 1
2,000 Falstaff Brewing
1
2,650 Fanny Farmer Candy com—1
6,600 Fansteel Metallurgical Corp..*
2,800 Fedders Mfg Co common
5
Fed Compress & W'house—25
Mat Amer dep rets
700
600
1
Jan. 2
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
7,050 Empire Gas & Fuel 7% pf-100
2,900
8% preferred
100
2,680
6% preferred.100
820
6X% preferred
100
50 Empire Pow Corp part stk—*
2,000 Emsco Derrick & Equip Co—5
24,400 Equity Corp common
10c
8,625
S3 conv preferred
1
12,200 Esquire Inc
—---1
500 Eureka Pipe Line
50
2,700 Eversharp Inc common..
1
4,100
1,100
1,430
370
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 1
Sivce
Jan.
15
27
754 Jan. 15
1254 Jan. 22
254 Mar.
5
NEW
Apkil, 1941]
In
March
Shares
CURB EXCHANGE
Shares
Since
800
2,600
4,100
1,760
1,200
800
220
140
Ask Bid
(Continued)
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
65* Mar. 14
65* Mar. 3
554 Jan.
&
65* Feb. 24
75* Feb. 15
March 31
March 1
1941
Ask
Par Bid
554 Sale
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
55*
6
Registered
*
85*
8%
Imperial Tobacco Co of Can. .5
8
10
Imp Tob of Gt Brit & Irel. -£1
3 54
3%
Indiana Pipe Line
7.50
13 54 Sale
Indiana Serv Corp 6% pref.100
13%
16
7% preferred
100
STOCKS
18,500
2,900
1,700
1
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
700
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
NEW YORK
2,500
1,100
45
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
AQQREQATB
SALES
Sale
Ask
65*
65*
8%
6%
Sale
8
Mar. 24
65* Mar. 17
654 Mar. 27
85* Mar. 17
9
Sale
8
Mar. 25
9
3%
2154
20
Sale
3%
21
1
6
3
354 Mar. 10
215* Mar. 21
22
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
5* Mar. 17
Ya Mar. 19
35* Mar.
1954 Mar.
195* Mar.
8
Mar. 31
Highest
Jan.
Sale Prices
6 5* Jan.
9
6% Mar. 27
85* Jan. 27
9
Jan.
10
3 5* Jan.
215* Jan.
3 5* Feb.
1354 Jan.
1454 Jan.
27
21
21
24
Jan.
Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co—
400
600
700
1,000
300
1,600
2,400
1,800
500
900
1,150
400
1,000
4,100
200
500
2.300
2,100
900
900
2,400
100
100
210
90
20
3,300
600
200
300
""165
50
490
*
400
200
70
5,300
3,200
20
t c
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11
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100
19
4 54
2
*
9%
9
3%
UK
28 %
3%
9%
1054
2%
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16%
Sale
IOY2
54
35* Sale
1
15*
vx
20
Sale
24
120 Kansas G & E 7% pref
100 1155* 120
7*4
854
-5
3% Sale
1,100 Ken Rad Tube & Lamp cl A- *
Kimberly-Clark 6% pref
100 110
""966 Kingsbury Breweries com
1
Kings County Lighting—
72
75 5*
150
7% preferred series B...-100
220
54
56
5% preferred series D
100
1 54 Sale
--1
9,200 Kingston Products
15* Sale
1
9,500 Kirby Petroleum
-
200 Kleinert (I B) Rubber
400 Knott Corp common
50 Kobacker Stores Inc com
10
1
1154
10
14%
115*
45*
3%
*
11
17
Koppers Co—
Sale
0% preferred
100 101
1,970
Kresge Dept Stores—
45
55
4% conv 1st preferred-..100
13
900 Kress (S H) & Co spec pref.-10
135*
1
900 Kreuger Brewing Co
4%
554
550 Lackawanna RR N J
100
I
21,100 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
30,100 Lakey Foundry & Machine. .1
60 Lane Bryant 7% pref
100
1
1,400 Lane Wells Co common
Langendorf United Bakeries—
2%
1
Sale
19
35
12 H
39
Sale
45* Sale
99
100
554
2
5H
2%
9%
454
5%
154 Sale
9% Sale
9%
954
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32
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12
4
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14
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31 %
3%
■
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108
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6,400
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150
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52
54
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100
300
500
50
90
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3
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9
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9
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Mar. 4
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Mar. 17
Mar. 27
4
Mar. 21
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6
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Mar. 20
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3
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8
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Mar. 25
Mar. 1§
19
9
154 Mar. 31
454 Mar. 13
154 Mar. 14
Mar. 10
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Mar.
6
5* Mar. 26
Mar. 31
6
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14
29
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Mar. 21
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71
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254
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5
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12
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%
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Mar.
21
3
21
20
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17
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20
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4
27
19
2
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Feb.
Ian.
a
Mar. 27
24
Feb.
13
Jan.
,
3
Mar. 21
% Mar. 31
54 Feb. 14
155* Feb. 18
Feb.
21
Ya Feb.
27
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5* Jan.
17
24
11
10
105*
98
985*
96
Sale
45
13
55
45
12
1254
55*
9
6
13
25
27
2
Jan. 13
Mar. 25
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Mar. 26
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2
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14
19
13
20
6
20
20
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3454 Jan.
35* Jan.
17
3
10
12
10
Jan.
Mar. 25
35* Jan. 10
5* Jan.
7
185* Mar. 21
14
Jan.
4
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35* Jan.
15* Feb.
2554 Feb.
2354 Feb.
1165* Jan.
375* Jan.
2354 Feb.
29
20
Feb.
8 117
9
Jan.
7
15
3
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1
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Ys Jan.
23
Jan.
18
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7
3
76
Mar. 12
70
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6
3
53
Mar.
5154 Feb.
17
Feb.
19
7
Jan.
4
5* Feb.
4
Mar. 12
Jan. 24
76
54
55
13%
10!
17
935* Mar. 11
965* Mar. 31
7 1045* Jan. 13
1075* Mar. 18 110
Jan, 10
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57
154 Sale
25*
5*
13
135
10
954
35*
55*
14
85*
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Jan.
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20 5*
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41
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Mar. 25
254
54
185*
1154
5*
29
Mar. 25
9
325* Mar. 28
35* Mar. 3
10
Mar. 19
2754 Mar._3 .32
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53
1 5* Sale
2%
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13
14
91
31
4
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36
10
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2
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5
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13 54
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14
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7% preferred series A
100
0% preferred series B.
100
Loudon Packing Co com
*
Louisiana Land & Expl com..l
Louisiana P & L $6 pref
—*
Lynch Corp corn
5
Manati Sugar
opt warr.
Mangel Stores Corp com
1
$5 conv preferred
*
ManLschewitz (The B) Co
*
Mapea Cons Mfg Co
*
Sale
5
2454
23%
22
154
1%
454
45*
110
1085*
2054
2254
5*
1h
15*
J
42
9
11%
26
27
2
4
10
14
53
1
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135* Mar. 26
35* Mar. 17
35* Mar. 17
2 54 Mar. 10
49
9
26
1
154 Jan.
6
5* Mar. 6
135* Mar. 26
Feb.
3
35* Feb.
27
10
3
10
Mar.
95
Mar. 19
5
6
3
Mar. 10
95* Mar. 31
17
8
30
10
Mar.
3
95
Mar. 19 10454 Jan.
Mar.
6
1254 Mar.
454 Jan.
8
9
1354 Jan.
5
Jan.
14
37
6
42
Jan.
28
5
125* Mar.
45* Mar.
Feb.
105* Jan.
354 Jan.
3
13
3
14
17
14
14
Mar.
10
8
Mar.
38
15* Jan.
25* Feb.
54 Jan.
9854 Mar.
Mar. 19
1254 Mar.
101
Sale
6
154 Mar. 21
25* Mar. 13
Ya Mar.
6
135* Mar. 26
Mar. 19
4054
135*
45*
1015*
1054
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11
31
3
14
14
Jan.
3
10
Mar.
3
9
28
1254 Feb.
45* Feb.
985* Jan.
14 145* Jan. 28
19
5 % Jan.
9
29 1015* Mar. 14
95* Mar. 31 105* Jan. 13
15
165*
Jan.
29
Jan.
15
29
6
5*
754 "7 %"Mar." 13
Sale
4
254 Mar.
175*
255* Mar.
75* Mar.
165* Mar.
Sale
Sale
14
Mar. 27
Jan.
Ys Mar. 11
Jan.
2
Jan.
10
Mar. 26
Feb.
Mar. 18
Feb.
2954 Jan.
85* Jan.
10
3
27
8
4
18
Mar. 17
Mar.
19
Feb.
10
15* Mar. 31
Mar.
15* Jan.
145* Jan.
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10
4
Mar. 13
4
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1
4
Feb.
Mar. 26
Jan.
Mar. 20
Feb.
Mar. 20
Feb.
Mar.
14
5
10
95* Mar.
1
Ys Mar.
54
26
255* Mar. 24 265*
22
Mar. 19
225*
2
1
15* Mar. 11
3
Sale
45* Mar.
4 109
110
1085^ Mar.
Sale
205* Mar. 24 215*
54
Ys Mar. 21
4
154
15* Mar.
Sale
_
ih
Sale
5* Feb. 21
75* Mar. 13
25* Mar. 27
Jan.
Mar. 13
7
sn Mar. 31
Sale
275*
Feb.
54
27
38
454
Sale
754
Sale
42
Sale
104
102
16
UK
1
*
30,500 Lehigh Coal & Nav
*
12,700 Leonard Oil Development—25
1
2,300 Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
5
6,950 Line Material Co
600 Lipton (Thos J)0% preferred 25
»
1,500 Lit Brothers com
6,800
1,050
Mar.
95* Mar. 28
11654 Mar. 26 11654 Mar. 26
754 Mar.
7
754 Mar. 26
4
Mar. 20
35* Mar. 13
8
35*
715*
""306 Lefcourt Realty com
Convertible preferred400
1,675
2,750
2,700
30,200
15*
30
12
1,900 Locke Steel Chain Co.--42,160 Lone Star Gas
8,800 Long Island Light common
Sale
15*
29
*
115*
95* Mar. 28
685* Mar. 14
1754 Mar. 20
2m
Class A
10
3H
Sale
Class B
600
33
10
25*
%
6
30
Sale
,
3%
%
17
12
Ys
65*
Mar.
5* Jan.
5* Jan.
% Feb.
95* Mar.
6454 Feb.
17$ Mar.
4 5* Fen.
15* Jan.
454 Feb.
15* Feb.
85* Jan.
965* Sale
945*
935* Mar. 11 965* Mar. 31
101
10054 10254 zl0054Mar. 7 1045* Mar. 21
109% 10854 Sale
Mar. 29
1075* Mar. 18 109
93
Sale
109 %
3,300 Kennedy's Inc
400 Kirkland Lake G M Ltd- —1
400 Klein (D Emll) Co common..*
Ys
95*
705* Sale
2
-1
13,700 Jacobs (F L) Co
1
_*
1,500 Jeanette Glass Co
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Co—
350
55* % preferred
100
520
6% preferred
100
540
7% preferred.
100
Johnson Publishing Go
10
100
"37",300 Jones &»Laughlin com
25 Julian & Kokenge com
♦
P
Ya
54
Ys
105*
55*
500 Internat Safety Razor ci B-—*
*
1,300 Internat Util class A
Class B
1
7,300
1,250
$1.75 preferred
*
750
$3.50 prior preferred.
*
1
5,700 International Vitamin--.
16,600 Interstate Home Equip com.-l
600 Interstate Hosiery Mills
850 Interstate Power $7 pref
*
1
4,400 Investors Royalty Co
3,400 Iron Fireman Mtg com v t c__*
1
4,600 Irving Air Chute common
*
1,000 Italian Superpower cl A
200
30
v
65,100 Internat Paper & Pow warr
*
40,800 Internat Petroleum com
200
Registered
*
7,000 Internat Products common-..-*
200
"266
%
175 Internat Metal Indus cl A
21,900
7,900
10
1
1
18,200 Internat Industries Inc
125
700
Class B stock-
10
9,900 Insur Co of North Amer
1,700 Internat Cigar Machinery
*
5,800 int Hydro-Elec $3.50 pref___50
3,300
1,000
1
500 Industrial Finance
725
7% preferred
"""loo
"j£2Q6
Non-voting class A—
Ya
%
8
Feb.
Mar. 11
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
7
Feb.
Mar. 20
Mar.
4
Jan.
31H Jan.
285* Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 10
Mar.
4
38
Mar. 22
49
Mar. 31
26
Mar. 18
26
Mar. 18
10
10
8
7
8
24
13
15* Jan.
45* Jan.
1095* Feb. 15
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
6
24
Jan. 30
54 Mar. 10
Jan. 14
49
Mar. 31
Mar.
115*
27
26
Jan.
16
2654 Jan.
11
Jan.
21
Marconi Internat Marine—
Communication Am
15,800
300 Mar gay Oil Corp
21,300 Marlon Steam Shovel
200 Mass Util Associates
""'300
1,850
400
11,000
360
1,800
400
400
100
4,500
525
200
3,800
dep ret.
*
4,300 Master Electric Co
May Hosiery Mills—
50
$4 preferred
3,400 McCord Radiator & Mfg B.
21,100 McWilliams Dredging com..
1,820 Mead Johnson & Co com
3,900 Memphis Nat Gas com
500 Mercantile Stores Co
1,100 Merchants & Mfrs class A—
1,400
1,700
10,200
650
2
1 Ya
Sale
6 54
Sale
*
5
134%
4%
454
16%
354
15%
3%
28
*
27%
Sale
80
4%
80
Ys
Michigan Bumper Corp
Mich Steel Tube Prod
1 Ya
25c
15
*
..W preferred
1
34
1085* 110%
%
54
2.50
Michigan Sugar common.-— *
Preferred
--'
Micromatic Hone Corp
Middle States Petroleum—
2
2954
10
454
54
1 Ya
315*
14
Sale
5*
25*
Sale
3
454 Mar. 27
15* Mar. 19
2854 Mar. 3
15* Mar. 19
325* Mar. 10
Mar.
3
1
Class Avtc
1
3,600
Class B v t c-1
4,000
27,400 Middle West Corp common..5
Midland Oil Corp—
$2 conv pref
*
1,250
15*
15*
15*
Sale
9
654
7
Sale
132
132
138
45*
454 Sale
4%
18
1554
175*
17
Sale
4
35*
4K
28
2954
29% 27
Sale
454
4%
88
825*
83
Ya
%
Ya
Sale
5*
2
8k
1%
38
15l
34
2%
3t
6% Sale**
6 54
7%
Ya
%
5%
7
2%
Ya
Sale
7%
15* Mar 21
95* Mar. 10
.
Mar. 31 139
Mar. 10
Mar. 15'
Mar.
5,
Mar. 19
175*
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
Mar. 10
7
285* Mar. 5
55* Mar. 15
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Mar. 3
88
Mar.
454 Mar. 11
4
Mar. 19
Ya Mar. 15
Ys Mar. 17
Jan. 30
Feb.
3
Feb. 14
Feb.
15*
55*
1305*
4V*
15 %
35*
Jan.
9
20
254 Jan.
8
9
19
Feb.
11
35*
78
5*
5*
15*
1
Feb.
Feb. 15
Mar. 15
2
4
Mar. 11
5
7
6
18
% Mar.
45* Mar.
4
5
Mar.
3
6
154 Mar. 10
554 Mar. 14
65* Mar. 20,
Tan.
13
6
SyjC
Mar. 15
Jan. 15
6
15* Jan.
40
Jan. 15
31
3 5* Jan.
4
Ys Jan.
654 Jan.
254 Mar. 41
5* Mar. 17,
554 Mar. 25
Ys Feb.
45* Mar.
75*
75* Mar.
3
8
65* Feb.
3
14
15
24
4
Mar. 19
88
25* Jan.
4
3
5
7
3
8
55* Jan.
14
54, Mar.
61
Jan.
Jan.
4
29
Feb.
5
45* Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
454 Jan.
175* Mar. 28
54
6%
154
554
65*
6
25* Mar.
3]
95* Mar. 10
4 10954 Jan.
Feb.
~ Feb.
5* Feb.
3 5* Tan.
Ys Mar. 19
6 54 Mar. 27!
33
18 148
21
Jan.
108
5* Mar.
6
454 Mar. 27
Ys Feb. 14
25* Jan. 14
595* Jan.
28
Jan.
10
8
Feb.
Jan.
Feo.
Tan.
Mar.
Mar.
25* Sale
5*
5*
554 Sale
7
3
2854 Feb. 21
34 54 Feb.
oVA
1115* 11454 1105* 112
%
%
55*
654
5%
6
1
54
%
55*
4%
454
6
6
65*
654
2
Mar. 21
Mar. 3
38
5%
10
95*
25*
Ys
154
595* Jan.
18,600 Mesabi Iron
6,800
800
6,500
1,600
1,900
354
5*
4
60
_
100
4,600
800
400
1
Participating preferred
*
200
15,900 Merritt Chapman & Scott—
6 %% A preferred..
100
1,225
Common stock pur warr'ts
200
Participating preferred
30
Metropolitan Edison Co—
200
Ys
15*
285*
*
2,900 Massey Harris Co common
400 Metal Textile Corp com
1,500
3
*
1
com
v t c
25*
8
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
17
0
10
10
14
17
8
6
13
6
Midland Steel Products—
100
325:
400
$2 non-cum div shares
925 Mid vale Co
2,900 Mid-West Abrasive Co
1,550
For footnotes see page 51.
17%
Sale
* 117
50c
1%
Sale
*
154
16%
110
1%
17%
Sale
154
17
18
Jan.
165* Mar. 12 165* Mar. 12
1654 Feb. 27
11054 1095* Mar. 28 115
Mar. 10 1095* Mar. 28 1175* Jan.
154
15* Mar. 11
154 Mar. 19 1
15* Jan. 111
15* Jan.
4
21
10
NEW
46
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
aggregate
NEW YORK
Shares
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
1941
STOCKS
400 Midwest
70
""300
26,100
100
800
6,000
100
500
100
1,080
100
2,280
300
700
675
350
800
40,500
7,400
1,200
9,200
2,700
400
70
210
1,100
2,100
250
6,700
150
275
40
600
13,400
Springfllled Corp..*
i
19,500 Nat Bellas Hess com
140 National Breweries common..*
National Candy Co com
*
1
"MOO National City Lines com
1,000
$3 conv preferred
60
23,100 National Container (Del).--.l
*
36,000 National Fuel Gas
600 Nat Manufacture & Stores... *
National Power & Light—
$6 preferred
18,150
*
National Refining com
*
*
9",200 Nat Rubber Mach com
750 National Steel Car Ltd..... *
—
...
"
~3~666
•700
9,700 National Sugar Refg.— •..
3,900
575 National Tea
300
1,200
4,600
2,400
400
40
13,600
17,900
4,200
3,100
*
Co 5 *3%rpref -10
.12 50
*
National Union Radio..... 30c
National Transit..
200
-
..
National Tunnel & Mines..
/
Navarro Oil Co.
6,900
5,800
Nrhi
Corp
1st preferred
5
Corp..
1,300 Neptune Meter class A..
300 Nestle Le Mur Co class A
3 % cura-4%
non-cum—100
800
60
190
5,300
175
$2 preferred
*
700 New Engl Tel & Tel Co —100
*
1,900 New Haven Clock Co com
*
4,100 New Idea Inc common
—25
15,600 New Jersey Zinc
1
9,000 New Mexico & Aria Land
.
...
N
Y
600
510
20,900
1,725
80
7,000
100
1,000
Auction Co common... .*
City Omnibus warrants
Hond Rosarlo M
10
2,950
1,700 N Y Merchandise Co com.. 10
230 N Y Power & Light $6 pref
*
550
7% preferred100
N V Shipbuilding CoFounders shares.
1
10,000
N
-
Y &
.
....
200
700
600
7,700
900
500
200
—
.
.
2,700
1,100
3,600
2,900
17,000
3,475
2,300
1,400
760
80
Class A
preferred
Niles-Bement-Pond
100
com..
*
Corp B
Nineteen Hundred
1
5
1
Vipissine Mines
Noma Elec Corp com
.
Nor Amer Lt & Pow com..
—
4,800
650
1,300
5,500
500
550
1,300
1,550
2,700
60
900
200
350
30
84%
4%
%
3%
36
97
Sale
18%
127%
4%
5%
13% Sale
66% Sale
1
3iH
28
3%
.«
17*3
7%
7
*3
17*3
7*4
13*4
43*4
11*3
93
Mar. 11
2
1*3
4*3
4*3
22
20*4
8*3
9*3
6*4 ~~7>3
10*4
11*3
2*4 Sale
*4
*3
9*3
10*4
115
84*3
3*3
6*3
114*3
Sale
93
10
15
Mar. 11
115*4 Feb.
3*4 Jan.
7 *3 J a n,
6*| Feb.
33*4 Feb.
*4 Mar.
2*8 Feb.
11*4 Mar.
Mar. 11
15
28
9*|
13
8*3
36*4
*3
2*3
11*4
174
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
24
28
30
2
8
Jan.
8
27
13
% Jan.
6
3*3 Jan.
5*4 Jan.
15*3 Jan.
7
23
18*4 Jan.
Mar. 31
26
6
2*4 Feb.
5*8 Jan.
14*4 Mar.
137
93
4*4 Jan.
16*4 Feb.
19
5
14*3 Feb.
7Ai Jan. 10
6
55*3 Jan.
3 116*4 Jan.
Feb.
156
Mar.
140
10% Feb.
12*4 Mar.
5*4 Mar.
67
*3 Mar. 12
4
90
11
12
Sale
85*3
3*3
4*3
8*3
*3
5*4
39*3
3*4
37
Mar. 24
Mar. 18
12*4
17*3
6*4
67
Jan.
6
Mar. 13
Jan. 27
Jan. 29
Jan.
10
*3 Jan.
17*3 Jan.
*3 Mar.
16*3 Jan.
21
13*4 Mar. 27
4
Mar.
1
4*3
22*3
9*4
8*4
11*3
3*3
%
10*4
116*3
4*3 Mar.
20*3 Mar.
8*4 Mar.
7*3 Mar.
10*3 Mar.
2*4 Mar.
*3 Mar.
9*3 Mar.
114
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10
21
20
28
Mar. 14
Mar. 21
Mar. 11
Mar. 19
Mar. 21
8*4 Mar. 22
6*3 Mar.
% Mar.
5*3 Mar.
37
99*3 Mar. 20
% Mar. 14
5*3 Mar. 4
38*3 Mar. 11
Mar.
7
99*3 Mar. 20
11
87
Feb.
6
2
4 *« Jan.
20*3 Mar.
8
9*3 Feb.
Mar.
8*4
%
5*3
41*4
6*4
56*3
18*3
129*3
5*4
14*4
68*3
Jan.
36*3 Jan.
5*4 Jan.
14
Mar.
Mar.
zi
21
4
Mar.
26
11
2
Jan.
5
Jan.
45
Jan.
4
11
20
28
15
7
11
116*3 Mar. 21
4*4 Feb.
5% Feb.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
11
6*4 Fen:
10*4 Jan.
2*3 Jan.
*3 Jan.
114
Jan. 15
Mar. 25
Jan.
9
Jan. 24
Feb.
3
4*4
25*3
9*4
8*4
12*4
3*4
%
Jan.
117
20
Mar,
3
Mar.
10K Jan.
19
Mar, 24
Mar,
14
14*3
44*3
12*3
12*3
2*4
42
4
18
Mar, 24
54*4
Mar, 13
15
Mar,
3 119*4
Mar,
8
oy\
5*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
iviar.
14*4 Mar.
66*4 Mar.
1*4 Mar.
Feb.
2*4 Feb.
11*3 Mar. 28
4
Mar.
13*4 Feb.
63*4 Feb.
Jan.
11
Mar. 22
Mar. 14
4
Mar.
Jan.
10
Jan.
16
Feb.
26
Feb.
25
Jan.
23
Mar. 21
Mar. 20
10
Jan.
Mar. 11
30
3
3*4 Jan.
3*4
6
17
7
7*4
103
111*4 110
26*3
Mar.
24
Mar.
27*4
6
Mar. 10
17
7
Mar.
112
6
3*4 Jan.
Mar. 18
6
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
31
Mar. 10
18*3 Mar.
1
7*3 Mar. 22
104*3 Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
6
17
16*3
7*3
7*3
104*4 103
113*3 110
106*3 107
6*4
6%
35*4 Sale
3*3 Sale
78*3
79*4
Mar. 18
12*4 Mar. 13
13*3 Mar.
6
6*4 Mar. 26
Sale
2*4
Sale
Sale
9*4
8*3
-8
8*3
10*3 Sale
2*3
3
98*3
1*4
4 *3
21*3
4
Sale
140
Mar.
Mar. 22
Mar. 25
14
354
106
Mar.
44*3 Mar. 25
12*3 Mar. 17
12*3 Mar. 26
10
Sale
Mar. 21
6
26
26
15
3
Sale
111
3*3 Mar.
1
5*3 Mar. 17
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
28*4
3
Mar.
14
iih
7
Mar.
20
% Jan.
45*4 Feb.
*3 Jan.
Mar.
55
45
55*4 45*3 Sale
17
14
14
19
16*4
118*3 119
118*3 119*4 117
4
3*4
4*3
5*4
14
13*3
14*4
14*3
Sale
65
63*4 Sale
63*4
1
1*3 Sale^
1*3
3
Mar. 31
33'i
11
_____
18*3
1
13*4 Mar. 27
7*3
*3
5*3
26
8
Mar.
42
_____
_____
Mar.
8
Mar. 13
Mar. 28
2*3 Mar. 28
8
Mar.
8
11*4 Mar.
1 Mar. 21
Mar.
4 166
Mar.
8
17*3 Mar. 14
Mar.
43*3
12*3
Sale
2*4
114
117
4*4 Mar. 28
9*3 Mar. 13
7*4 Mar. 11
17*4
7*3
12*3
11*3
253
2*4
Sale
Sale
42
12
103
64
%
3*3
...25
*
*
Ogden Corp common
%
3*4
8*4
k
3k
%
51
*4
3*3
110
9
4%
86^
6
29*3 Mar. 17
6 % pref called
100
185
6% 1st pref
500 Oilstocks Ltd common
7,600 Oklahoma Nat Gas com
5
15
50
*
$3 preferred
$5.50 conv pref
350 Omar Inc
900 Overseas Securities Co
1
*
*
24,300 Pacific G & E 6% 1st pref
5*3 %_ 1st preferred
4,600
1,150 Pacific Lighting $5 pref
150 Pacific P & L Ufa pref
..25
25
*
100
100
100 Pacific PuDlic Service com
*
100
500
$1.30 1st preferred—
25 Page-Hersey Tubes common.
*
*
.
88*4
50
9*3
*3
3*3
o
52
52
Sale
118
119*3
8*3
8*3
8*4 Sale
21. *4 Sale
30
28
14
10*3
34
33*4
31*3 Sale
107
107*4
82
83
4*4
17
18*4
5
54
*4 Mar. 29
3*3 Mar. 3
55*4 Mar.
55*3 Mar. 29
55
103
110
23
6
Jan.
31
31
Mar. 10
19*4
Feb. 19
7*3
Mar.
5 105*3
Mar. 24 116*4
10#
Sal*
3*3 Mar.
19*3
20
19
Mar.
51
51
Mar.
52
24
23
2*3
21*4
109*4 Sale
111*3 113
113*3
Sale
114
115
109*3 111
7
5*3
_21 *3
50*4 Sale
113*4 114*3
6
7*4
1*3
2*3
11*3
Sale
30*3
'84*3 "87*3
4*4
17
63
5
18
-----
Mar.
3
%
23*4
9
Mar. 20
3*3 Mar. 18
Mar.
3
*3 Mar.
18*4
18*4
21
33*3
29*4
8
82*4 Mar. 20
5
19*4 Mar.
19*3 Mar. 18
20
20
10$
*4
Mar.
5fe Mar.
74*4 Mar.
19*3 Mar.
*3
2*3
23
108
Mar.
Mar. 25
113*3 Mar. 26
6 107
Mar.
24
6
4
20
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29*3 Mar. 17
25
23*4 Mar.
Mar.
21
23
Mar.
3
Mar. 27
109
11
11
6
4
5
31
6
4
24
10
17
Jan.
10
2
Feb.
3
21
Fen.
91 *4 Feb.
60*3 Jan.
10*3 Jan.
4*
84*
Feb.
Feb.
23*3
23*3
52*3
*4
3*3
50*4 Feb.
% Jan.
3% Jan.
104
13
11
1.4 Jan.
Feb.
19
11
4*'
Jan.
19
Jan.
3*3 Jan.
79*4 Jan.
65*3 Jan.
fat
70
17
Mar. 24
8
42
*3 Feb.
3*3 Feb.
53s Mar.
7
2
Jan.
27
10
Jan.
20
Jan.
7
Jan.
6
Jan.
15
14
Jan.
27
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feo.
110
119
Jan.
9
Jan.
111% Feb.
8
109*3 Mar.
108*3 Mar.
Mar.
111*4 112*4 110*3 Mar. 14 112
10929s»Mar.
3 109% Mar.
11029j» Sale 110*4 Mar. 15 113*4 Mar.
115
Mar.
116
rll3*3Mar, 18 115
109*4 Sale
109*4 Mar. 31 109*4 Mar.
Mar.
6
6
Mar.
6
5*4
7*3
18*4
18*3
18*3 Mar. 28 19*4 Mar.
Mar.
50
50*4
50*3 Mar. 18 51
114
114*3 113*3 Mar. 22 114*3 Mar.
6
7*4
6*4 Mar.
6*4 Mar. 17
1*4
2*3
10
9
20
2*4 Mar.
2*3 Mar.
107*3 Jan.
55*4 Mar.
Mar. 11
8
Mar.
20
Sale
3y£
9*3 Mar. 20
20*3 Mar. 15
26*3 Mar. 12
Mar.
21*3
Sale
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
bis Jan.
105*4
6*3
32*3
2*3
66*4
59*3
89
Mar.
10
Sale
79
18
21
4
93
9*4
*4
3*3
3*3
3*3
104" 106*4 105*4 106
104
111*3 Sale 112*4 114*3 111*3
7*4
8*4
7*4
8
8*3
9
8*3
8*3
8*3
7*4
2*4
>84 Mar.
bjsMar.
54
21
*3
62
50
18
3*3
Mar.
1
Mar. 18
Mar. 14
3
72
*4 Mar.
3*3 Mar.
88
a
24*4
Sale
Mar. 24
Mar. 19
8
36
*64
8
%
3*4
94
56*3
11
*3
3*4
Sale
76
107*4 Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
%
3*3
11J8
*3
3*3
20*4
113*4 114*3
115*3 Sale
110*4 113
7*3
6*4
21*3
21*3
51*4 Sale
116
116*3
7*4
5*3
2
2*3
Ohio Edison $6 preferred
Ohio Oil 6% pref
62
18*3
Sale
Ohio Power 6% preferred-.100
290 Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st pref. 100
Ohio Brass class B
105*4
7*4
8*3
7*4
35*4 Sale
32*3
2*4 Sale
2*3
70
Sale
66*4
59*3
Sale
Sale
3
106
105
7*4
36*4
71
Sale
94
88*3
60*3 Sale
22*3
22*3
*
5
6*3
35*3
59*4
3*3
3*4
20*3 Sale
109*3 109*4
109*4 Sale
2,450
1,375
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
1
8*3 Mar.
6*4 Mar. 22
4
5
Highest
Sale Prices
8
Jan.
4
11
9*3
*3
16*3
6*3
13*3
11
90
106
4
*
*
100
100
17,800
1,875
1,825
4,100
9,820
3,040
Mar.
iS*
9*4
%
16*3
6*4
7*3 Mar. i2
48
31
34
3
46*3 Mar. 25
34
33*4
*4 Sale
*4
2
2*3
2*3
2*3
2*4
9*4
10*3
11*4
11*4
161
164
166*4 167
15*3
15*3
16*4
Sale
19
19
20*3
23
*3
*3
*3
%
4*3
5*3
Sale
3
3*3 Sale
2*3
5*3
5*3
5*3
5*4 Sale
15
14*4
15*4
14*4
14*4
136
137*4 137*4 139*4 137
12*3
12*3
11*4
10*4
11*4
13
12
14
12*3
12*4
5
6
7
5*4
6*3
63
64
70
66*4
105
26*3
7*4 Mar.
Sale
5
6
17
Sale
3
125
Lowest
Sale Prices
7
Feb. 24
*13 *4 Feb. 13
93
6*4 Sale
7*4
33*4
13
5
94
9
Sale
41*3
11*3
11*3
2*4
7%
%
6%
39%
90
116
116*3
116*3 117
4*4
4*3
3*4
4*4
15H
Sale
Sale
2 53
Sale
47*3
6%
83
60
6% prior preferred
Pacific Can Co common
240
7
92% Sale
1%
2%
4% Sale
23%
24%
8% Sale
-7%
10
10%
2% Sale
h
*
Class B common
13,700 Nor States Power A
2,450 Northwest Engineering
4,700 Novadel-Agene Corp
100
6,100
1,700
10*3
1153
2%
1
340 Nor Ind Pub Ser 6% pref—100
222
7% preferred
100
10
2,700 Northern Pipe Line
100
100
48
43
14%
42
*
$6 preferred
North Amer Rayon cl A
400 Nor Amer Util Sec com
900 North Cent Texas Oil
70
72
100
5%
Highest
Sale Prices
14*4
*4
13
47
93
Lowest
Corp—
1,050
5*3 preferred
...100
-5
3,100 New York Transit
2,610 N Y Water Serv 6% pref. .100
85,300 Niagara Hud Pow com
10
5% 1st pref...
.100
4,450
320
5% 2d pref.
100
Class A warrants.
12,000
Class B warrants.
1,600
5,000 Niagara Share Corp class B..5
70
"""200
»
100 N Y
N Y State Elec & Gas
330
11*4
%
%
13% Sale
-100
6% preferred
6,050
"""loo
1,450
93
5
*
10
.
New Process Co common...
100
4
Sale
75 New England Pow Assncom.*
600
3*3
Sale
950
1,300
95
115*4 Sale
11
600 Nevada Calif Elee com
50
90
o
Sale
115
-
.
100
210
*|
Sale
7s
7*3
7*3
13
%
*
..
100
2,575
53
8
14*3
170 Nebraska Power 7% pref. .100
300 Nelson (Herman)
1,100
7*3
131?
8*4 Sale
Voehringer. _2.50
8
7*3
Molybdenum Corp
34
Monarch Mach Tool Co com.*
35*3
h
Monogram Pictures com
1
a
Monroe Loan Society cl A
1
2*3 Sale
Montana Dakota Utilities—10
953
170*4
Montgomery Ward & Co A..* 169
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com .*
24 *3
25
Moody's Investors partlc pref
Moore (Tom) Dist stamped.,
%
*3
4%
Mtge Bank of Col Am Shs.
553
Mountain City Copper Co._5e
3*3 Sale
Mountain Producers Corp—10
5*3
5Vs
15
tMountain States Pow com
*
15*3
Mountain Sts Tel & Tel
100 136
137*4
11*3 Sale
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
*
14*3
15
Muskegon Piston Ring.. - .2.50
6
7
Muskogee Co common
*
66
6% preferred—. -77%
100
Nachman
400
-10
-
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
March 31
March l
Ask
6,500 Mock Judson
4,300
7,200
9,100
:
Piping & Supply Co
200 Mining Corp or Can
*
4,275 Minnesota MIn & Mfg Co
70 Minnesota P & L 7% pref__100
780 Miss River Power 6% pref_100
1,400 Missouri Pub Serv common _*
1,125
4,000
Par Bid
(Continued)
7,800 Midwest Oil Co
3,500
1
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
4,100
7,700
range since jan.
prices in march
sales
In
March
Mar.
953
23*3
Feb.
23*4 Mar.
2*3 Feb.
20*4 Jan.
108% Mar.
109*4 Jan.
109»7»jFeb.
110*4 Mar.
xl\3% Mar.
108*4 Feb.
3*8 Jan.
23
112
109%
116*4
118*4
110*4
Jan.
6
4
Mar. 27
110*3 Jan.
18*8 Mar.
50
4
9*4 Jan. jl4
Mar. 20
Jan.
10
30
Jan.
9
7*4 Feb.
6
2
„
Feb.
21
Mar.
14
6
Jan.
24
Jan.
11
Jan;
2l
Jan.
21
21*4 Jan,
21
54
Feb.
113*4 Jan.
5*4 Jan.
1*4 Feb.
25
Jan.
116*3 Jan. 13
6*4 Mar. 17
2*3 Jan. 10
14
34
Sale
33*3
30*4 31
30*3
106*3 106*4 105*4
86
88
87*3
4
4
454
16
16*3
16*4
60
71*4
Mar.
5 34*3 Mar. 12
Mar. 6 30*3 Mar. 19
6
Mar. 28 107*3 Mar.
Mar. 26 87*3 Mar. 26
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
4
Mar. 20
16*4 Mar. 13
•v
32*3 Feb.
29*3 Feb.
105*4 Mar.
83
4
34*3 Jan.
31*4 .Tan.
29
29
108*4 Feb. 10
87*3 Mar. 26
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 20
16*4 Mar.
67*4 Jan.
18% Jan.
67*4 Jan.
15
10
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela—
54,000
m,
mm
m.
m
124,300
100 Paramount Motors Corp
600 Parker Pen Co
m
200
1,700
130
150
100
100
American shares
Sale.
1
98,000 Pennroad Corp
com
19.500 Pa Cent Airlines
For footnotes
see
page
5L
com
12*3
5*3
30
32*3
32*3
*8
2.50
1
1
3*4
3
10
3,100 Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co ..1
130 Patchogue Plymouth Mills
850 Peninsula Telep Co com——*
250
$1.40 preferred
25
100 Penn Mex Fuel commpn -_50c
Penn Traffic Co-.-.-i
41,700
5,200
3 *3
.
13*3 Sale
2*4
10*3
Sale
3*4
13
3*3 Sale
2*3
3*3
12
6*3
13
Sale
Sale
33
32"' "33*4
31*3 33*3
%
1*3
2*4
3
2*4 Sale
11*4 Sale
3%
11*3
3
3*3 Mar. 10
12*3 Mar.
553 Mar.
6
3
Mar.
1
12*4 Mar. 5
6*3 Mar. 19
33
Mar. 18
.
3253 Mar.
5
31*3 Mar. 25
53 Mar. 8
32*3 Mar. 29
53 Mar. 8
2*4 Mar.
10*3 Mar.
1'
33
Mar.
3
2*4 Mar. 19
3' 12*3 Mar. 31
2*3 Feb.
20
3
30
33
Sale
3*3 Mar.
Jan.
30
3
Jan.
30
12
Feb.
18
13
Jan.
27
5*3 Mar.
30
Mar.
3
1
3*3 Mar. 10
6*3 Mar. 19
33
Mar. 18
32*4 Feb. 21
31*3 Jan. 20
53 Mar.
8
35*4 Jan. 30
32*3 Mar. 29
*3 Mar. 8
2% Jan. 11
10*3 Feb. 20
14*3 Jan.
2*4 Mar. 19
11
new
April, 1941]
AGGREGATE
SALES
<
curb exchange
Jan. 2
vv
& Lt $6
41
65
Sale
$7 preferred.800 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
150 Pennsylvania Sugar Co
4,050 Pa Water & Power
775 Pepperell Mfg Co
25
325 Perfect Circle com
*
4 54
1
5,800 Pilaris Tire & Rubber Co
5%
1,600 Philadelphia Co com
— ♦
310 Phila Elec $5 dlv preferred...* 117
25 Phila El Pow 8% pref
3154
25
354
5,000 Phillips Packing Co
7
87,100 Phoenix Securities common— 1
3554
5,200
$3 conv preferred A
10
17 54
*
5,900 Pierce Governor Co com
IK
1
14.600 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
6h
10,000 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter
44
200 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR—60
65 34
--60
6,170 Pitts & Lake Erie RR
2,500 Pitts Metallurgical Co
10
\V^
93
14,480 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com-.25
3H
11,600 Pleasant Valley Wine Co -----1
2,300 Plough Inc common
-7.50
125 Pneumatic Scale Corp Ltd—10
1,700 Polaris Mining Co
25^
32,000 Potrero Sugar com
6
5,900 Powdrell & Alexander com.-6
—..
h
4*
*
100
100 Power Corp of Can com
6% 1st preferred
*
2,250 Pratt & Lambert
6,800 Premier Gold Mining.-...—1
Prentice-Hall Inc com
*
1
~3~, 900 Pressed Metals of Amer.
11,700 Producers Corp of Nev
20
1,000 Prosperity Co B common
*
---*
1,230 Providence Gas Co..
72.100 Prudential Investors com—
500
$6 preferred
*
Public Service of Colorado—
30
6% 1st preferred
100
60
7% 1st preferred
-l00
11,125 Pub Serv of Ind $7 prior pfd--*
14,325
$6 preferred*
~
64
,34
* 11034
* 11254
50 179
13 H
20
53 k
--*
100 90
pret
1,675
Bid
38 k
36
--*
500 Pa Gas & Elec class A
570 Pa Po
Ask
Bid
Par
*
*
3
March
March 1
1941
Shares
stocks (Continued)
125 Pa Edison Co $2.80 prei
175
$5 preferred
-
-
1
Price
Jan. 1
-■
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
new york
Since
47
exchange
curb
york
Ask Bid
3854
39
6554
66
Sale
Sale
110
113
11154 11254
182
168
172
16
1236
5454
53 k
8754
85 k
25
2354
354 Sale
16
Sale
9154
Sale
Sale
6
5k
11554 11754
3154
2954
334
254
554 Sale
5Vs
118
Sale
3k
Sale
31
33
39
12 k
lk
634
4554
1454
154
1254
134
634
4554
Sale
66
12 k
Sale
78
Sale
354
3 k
854
1254
k
1?*
%
154
354
4&
6 VA
3
Sale
6454 Mar. 13
.
Sale
32
1354
154
10
1254
54
Sale
454
354
15
7954
88
9
1554
8154
Sale
Sale
11
3
34
154
354
354
Sale
454
354
58
Sale
34
8 54
3854
37
2154
%
3854
754
34
Sale
4
834
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
110
Sale
Xe
454
854
754
54
454
834
254
Mar. 20
Mar. 10 11354 Mar. 27
Mar.
6 17454 Mar. 12
Mar.
5
Feb.
38
64 54 Jan.
Jan.
109*
151*
20
24'
54 Jan.
20.
20
Jan.
29 112
Jan.
Feb.
18 115
Jan.
13
6:182
Jan.
27
Mar.
1354 Jan.
16
9
57k Mar. 12
52
Feb.
7
18
5754 Mar. 12
8854 Mar. 10
25
Mar.
6
334 Mar.
1
Mar. 10
4
654 Mar. 25
Mar.
Mar. 29 11534 Mar. 4
85
Feb.
10
92
24
Mar. 13
28
Mar. 19
Mar. 13
354 Mar. 21
654 Mar. 21
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
39
Mar. 31
Mar. 191
14
134
654
4534
6954
Mar.
5
Mar. 20
Mar.
1
Mar. 26
15
82
Mar. 27
Mar. 20
354 Mar. 31
954 Mar. 7
11
Mar. 21
354 Mar. 10
554 Feb.
Mar.
4
6
354 Mar. 12
17
Jan.
14
Jan.
11
Jan. 18
2
454 Jan.
654 Mar. 25
11354 Mar. 29 11854 Jan.
2
3154 Jan.
3154 Jan.
334 Jan.
234 Feb. 27
14
4 54 Feb.
734 Jan.
25
2
25
3
Mar. 31
6
8
14
39
Feb.
18
1854 Jan.
134 Feb.
14
28
31
Feb.
12
6
Feb.
45
Jan.
14
134 Jan.
654 Jan.
4534 Mar.
63
Feb.
15
70
Jan.
1234
7654
354
834
Mar. 10
15
Mar. 27
11
Mar. 21
Mar.
3
Mar.
1
Jan.
8
54 Feb.
54 Feb.
54 Mar. 21
134 Mar. 21
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
21
2054 Mar.
34 Mar.
8
754
54
434
854
254
Xe
454
Sale
354 Mar.
7
3
4
254 Feb.
11
Mar. 17
Feb.
14
16
20
34 Mar. 11
34 Jan.
Mar. 10
754 Feb.
54 Jan.
4
3
Feb.
19
8
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar..
Xe Mar. 3
454 Mar. 27
834 Mar. 6
9
Mar.
1
10654 Mar. 6 10654 Mar. 6
11334 Mar. 27 11454 Mar. 17
119" Mar. 19
11354 Mar.
53
Mar.
5654 Mar. 20
106
108
10534 107
11354 115
11454 Sale
116
Sale
11454 Sale
Sale
55
5454
5554
105 54 108
45
8
Sale
9
8k Sale
10154 105
'It I
2054
%
Xe
434
854
2154
6554 Mar. 21
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
40
6534 Mar. 21
9654 Jan.
Jan.
4
1054 Jan.
3
1
10
7
6
13
16
12 54 Jan.
Mar. 21
134 Mar. 21
454 Jan. 10
354 Mar. 12
68
2054
37
5854
21
Mar. 21
40
1112
Mar.
11
%
154
354
Mar.
1354 Mar.
134 Mar.
6
Mar.
45
Mar.
6334 Mar.
1234 Mar.
7654 Mar.
354 Mar.
954 Mar.
Sale
Sale
Mar. 20
39
41
6654
Sale
13
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
11254 110
113
11354 11154
170
17254 171
1454
1654
54
5454
5634
85
8734
8534
23
24
2554
354 Sale
354
6
654
554
11354
3054 "32"
4
354
254
5
554 Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
112
Sale
38
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Ask
4
23 54 Jan.
34 Jan.
13
20
834 Jan.
Xe Feb.
10
8
4k
31
Jan.
8 54 -ian.
2
834 Mar. 6
254 Mar.
4
934 Jan. 10
Jan.
9
10054 Jan. 13 103
3 10654
10554 Jan.
11334 Mar. 27 114 54
9534 Jan.
2 119
45
Jan.
2 5834
"
Jan. 18
Mar. 17
Mar. 19
Feb.
4
Public Service of Oklahoma—
2,030
770
59,825
9,650
4,400
50
2.200
6% prior lien pref
100
7% prior lien pref
100
Puget Sound P & L $6 pref. _*
$5 prior preferred
*
Puget Sound Pulp 8c Timb._ *
Pyle-National Co com
-5
Pyrene Mfg
10
11054
Sale
57 54
Sale
1654
8H
6k
16k
11K
Sale
Radio-Keith-Orpheum—
Xe
26,000
Option warrants
7ff
1,450 Railway & Light Securities — *
100 Rys & Utll invest cl A com—1
Raymond Concrete Pile—
16 H
Common
*
4,800
430
$3 conv pref
* 44
10,700 Raytheon Mfg com
%
--50c
1
—»
7,100 Red Bank Oil Co
21
*
2,100 Reed Roller Bit Co.
200 Reeves (Daniel) com
4k
*
1,500 Reiter Foster Oil Corp
50c
950 Reliance El & EngCo
5
5k
44,200 Republic Aviation Corp.1
13 k
1,100 Rheem Mfg Co—
—1
700 Rice Stix Dry Goods Co
5
*
.1
3,200 Richmond Radiator com
lk
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
9,400
Voting trust ctfs
1
k
225 Rochester G & E 6% pfD._100 105 54
25
6% preferred C
100 105 k
Rochester Telephone Corp—
654% 1st pref
100
500 Roeser & Pendleton Inc
-*
2,800 Rome Cable Corp common—5
900 Roosevelt Field Inc
5
1
10,500 Root. Petroleum Co com..
800
$1.20 conv preferred
20
1,400 Rossi a Intern at Corp
*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
*
1,250 Royal Typewriter com
*
■
——
Sale
7k
Sale
Sale
Sale
2154
5k
Sale
14
5k
Sale
.
.*
54
7%
1354
5254
1354
5354
154
1954
5
4
Xe
15
354
54
1654
Sale
Sale
12
1754
954
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
734
X,
18
1654
734
754
150
9
5'i
5
154
Xe
10354 104
12
11
254
154
454
7
1
754
X*
Feb.
19
95
Feb.
14
54 Feb.
17 112
Jan.
15
1854 Jan.
6
Mar. 13
Mar.
4
6
6k Jan.
2
554 Mar.
7
5
k Feb.
Feb.
XeJan.
1454 Mar. 12
4954 Mar. 29
13
Jan.
44
Jan.
%
Xe
17 54
434
Jan.
54 Mar.
6
13 54
13
Mar. 28
48
47
Mar.
Sale
5034
154
154
54
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4
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15
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36
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8
8
43
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70
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6
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24 114
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1954
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754 Mar.
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4 85
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5254 Mar. 18
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79 54
3k
*
$5 50 prior stock
1,000
155
754
54
35,500 Segal Lock & Hardward com.. 1
4,000 Seiberling Rubber com.
850 Selby Shoe Co com
11,600 Selected Industries
3,700
Convertible stock
f
4,500
Sale
83
149
lk
9k
_
common
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3
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
7,405
Service $6 preferrek
i2,000 Scullin Steel Co common
WnrrftDts
24,300
1,400 Securities Corp Gen'l com .
1
300 Seeman Bros
7
1654
954
10834 Feb.
9654 Mar.
1554 Mar.
11
—
140 Scranton Lace Co common.
1554
834
4 lll19a»Mar. 14
46
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52
3 54
1,900 Ryan Aeronautical Co———1
1,300 Ryan Consoi Petroleum
*
4,600 Ryerson & Haynes Inc com—1
A $2 conv preferred
64.200 St Regis Paper Co
3,200
7% preferred-.-30,400 Salt Dome Oil Co
1
1,300 Samson United Corp com
1
Sanford Mills
——*
'"606 Savoy Oil Co
5
—*
1,000 Schiff Co com
14,900 Schulte (D A) Inc common—1
Conv preferred
4,475
25
25
5,700 Scovill Mfg Co
20 Scranton Elec $6 pref
--*
98
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254
154
454
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5
100
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i
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97 54
Mar.
111
48
Sale
16* 17*
500 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
110
11154
111
I
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101
Sale
• 101
100 158k 164
8k
9k
*
1,885 Quaker Oats com
1,310
6% preferred
225 Quebec Power Co
110954 110
Jan.
20
Xe Mar. 10
354 Jan. 16
8
Mar. 18
54 Jan. 21
19
Jan
13
1434 Jan.
134 Jan.
37*
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11
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Jan.
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16
3
& Jan.
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6
50
7
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41
Feb.
15
50
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50
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42
Jan.
28
50
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154 Feb.
Selfridge Prov Stores. Ltd—
500
American
dep rets reg
£1
4,300 Sentry Safety Control
300 Serrick Corp class B com
700 Seton Leather
.
*
com
8,000 Shattuck Denn Mining
1,000 Shawinigan Water A Power.
.25
12,350 Sherwin-Williams Co com
1,000
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100
.
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75 Silex Co (The) common
Simmons-Boardraan
50
Corp
conv
..
700 Simmons H'ware & Paint Co.. *
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Sale
854
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9
12
10
13
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354
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19
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3
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11
20
54 Feb. 11
54 Feb. 28
30
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29
19
1054 Mar. 12
7154 Mar. 11
109
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2
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11
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7
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454 Jan.
11
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8
2
20
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6
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2
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13
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pref
1,600 Simplicity Pattern Co
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34
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154 Jan.
13
10
25
48
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
Shares
"""456
100
2,000
1,000
4,200
700
3,600
1,700
1,600
120
5% original pref
26
35
1,500 Southern Pipe Line...
1,300 Southern Union Gas com
600
200
125
75
900
700
100
100
800
3,200
600
200
200
400
5,300
375
7,500
2,000
2,100
1,600
6,100
1,300
900
1,400
600
$7
Standard Silver Lead
Standard Steel Spring
Standard Tube class B
Standard Wholesale
50
.20
50
100
250
2,500
8,500
1,200
11,300
1,375
200
100
9,700
400
6,400
300
1,150
15,600
1,200
18,900
400
100
100
700
50
'"'155
1,300
2,700
6,500
70
1,300
350
700
1
2,000
6% 1st preferred
50
5% 2d preferred
20
Sterling Aluminum Prod
1
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc..
Stetson (John B) Co com
*
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
—5
Stroock (S) & Co Inc........*
Sullivan Machinery Co
*
Sun Ray Drug Co com
..1
Sunray Oil
—1
5 # % conv preferred
50
Superior Oil Co of Calif
25
Superior Portl Cement B.—*
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
—15
—
9.300 Taggart Corp com
1
7,100 Tampa Electric Co
....*
_*
21,200 Technicolor Inc common
260 Texas P & L 7%
pref
100
3,500 Texon Oil & Land Co
2
1,550 Thew Shovel Co common..—5
3,500 Tilo Roofing Inc
200 Tishman Realty & Oonstr
*
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225 Tobacco A Allied Stocks
*
2,400 Tobacco Prod Exports
600
Jan.
10
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25 104
10
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7
11
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2
3
10
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15
18
29# Feb.
12
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6
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10
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5# Feb.
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2
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1
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24
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1
27
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9
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2
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19
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14
27
31
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7 109# Mar. 20
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2
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8
Feb.
11
20
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14
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9
Jan.
9
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Mar. 13
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9
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7
11
20
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% Jan.
0
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25
7
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4
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7
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12
7
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3
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44
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22
2
21
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27
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3
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9# Jan.
0
114# Mar. 18
2# Mar.
22# Mar.
8# Feb.
112# Jan.
2# Jan.
16
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25
7# Mar.
3
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19# Jan.
3
10
Mar.
Jan.
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Jan.
3
17
8
3# Mar.
17# Mar.
43
4# Jan.
10
30
98
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2
23
10
6# Feb.
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43
3# Mar.
3# Mar.
13
3
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Mar.
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6
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15
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16
7
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9
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,
9
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3
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8# Mar.
115
4
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
19
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Feb.
3
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Mar. 24
Feb.
4
Mar. 21
Mar. 18
Mar. 21
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6
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17
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10
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22# 22#
8# Sale
6
1
55
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3
Mar.
Feb.
Mar. 20
28# Mar. 21
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A Mar. 24
22# Mar. 7
1# Mar. 18
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1# Jan. 18
12# Jan.
9
10
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20
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6
X Mar. 11
1# Mar. 11
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9
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29# Jan. 10
46# Feb.
0
X Feb.
5
5# Feb. 28
109# Mar. 20
X* Mar. 20
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% Mar.
19
Mar.
7# Mar.
7# Feb. 18
8
1# Mar. 19
13# Mar. 18
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113#
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42
19
13
10
24
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23
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10
2# Mar.
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3
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3
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53
19
22
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9
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1#
2
30
27
29
13
10
17
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111
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9
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2
13#
10# Sale
18# Sale
109
108# 110
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13#
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1#
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4
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43
6
Mar. 18
Mar. 10
1
8
Feb. 20
29
1
6
Mar.
a
18#
X
Feb. 24
3
11
1# Mar. 27
1# Mar. 29
3
Mar.
*A Sale
8
2 130# Feb.
2
156
24# Mar. 22
Phosphate;
Stein (A) & Co com
*
5,000 Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.—.—*
25
107# 108
IX
"""155
1,100
250
Mar.
2
12
13X
7X
9X
18X Sale
1;
...*
107# Jan.
# Jan.
IX
28*
Steel Co of Canada ord
6
Mar. 10
Mar.
3
Mar. 17
Mar.
1
Mar. 8
Mar. 13
Mar. 24
Mar. 22
Mar.
5
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Mar. 17
Mar. 25
14#
Co..—6
Acid Works.
A
Mar. 4
Mar. 7
Mar. 3
Mar. 27
Mar, 10
Sale
19
.1
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 20
3
1#
29#
29#
44#
30#
29#
47
Sale
•
preferred
Mar. 10
2# Mar.
6# Feb. 14
2W
.....*
Standard Products Co..
1 114
6
X
Sale
6,300 Starrett (The) Corp vtc
1,700
3,700
2# Mar.
Sale
5,425 Standard Oil (Ohio) pref ...100
25,100 Standard Power A Lt com
1
Class B common
Mar.
109
2X
3# Mar. 12
# Mar. 7
1# Mar. 10
500 Stand Invest $5 54 preferred..*
28,000 Standard Oil (Kentucky)
10
1,600
1,300
800
Sale
2
—
500
Highest
Sale Prices
104
5
3,200 Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc—1
1,270
5% 1st preferred
...*
Spanish & General Corp. Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg sha—£1
1,800 Spencer Shoe Corp
*
400 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
♦
1,300 Standard Brewing Co
—*
14,100 Standard Cap A Seal com....l
2,200
Conv preferred
10
Standard Dredging Corp—
2,000
Common
1,150
$1.60 conv preferred
20
100
"""55
2X
7A
—25
10
500 So West Pa Pine Lines
100
Lowest
Sale Prices
rA
2 !*
*
25
5,700 Southland Royalty Co..
8,700 South PennOil
2,500
3,100
112
Sale
109
IX
2
Highest
Sale Prices
1
2
Sale
Lowest
Ask
Sale
10
Preferred A
Ask Bid
Bid
70'
100
7% preferred
South New Engl Telep Co..100
1,800 Southern Phosphate Co.....10
300
Ask
%
400 Southern Colo Power cl A—25
10
1
Sale Prices
March 31
March 1
1941
Par Bid
(1Continued)
*
2
Simpson s Ltd B stock..
"l",890 SingerMfg Co
l60 107#
Singer Mfg Ltd—
700
Am dep rets ord reg shs—£1
1#
20 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
Skinner Organ Co common—5
75 Smith (Howard) Paper Mills. - *
10,200 Solar Aircraft Co common.
1
1,300 Solar Mfg Co
1
12,500 Sonotone Corp
1
1,600 Sobs Mfg Co
3,800 South Coast Ooro com
---1
6,100 Sou Calif Edison 6% pref B-.25
5,100
5# % pref class O
25
STOCKS
410
JAN.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
March
Tobacco Secur Trust Go Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg sha
Am dep rets def reg
2,340 Todd Shipyards Corp
780
50
40
2", §55
4,300
1,800
2,700
2X
9#
£1
5s
96 X Sale
_*
100 108# Sale
115
100 113
10c
1
390 Toledo Edison 6% pref
120
7% preferred A
Tonopah Belmont Dev
"5",700 Tonopah Mining of Nev
7,800 Trans-Lux Pict Screen com. _1
10
8,200 Trans western Oil Co
8,800 Tri-Continental Corp warr
100 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
...*
2#
#
9#
#
2#
#
89
Sale
93
107
114
108
Sale
9#
1#
107
95
Mar. 10
87
6
107# 107
Mar. 6 108
111# 114
112# Mar. 12 114
Mar. 24
# Sale
1
1#
2# Sale
Jan.
82
107
112
7A Mar.
1
X Mar. 21
2# Mar. 7
# Mar. 14
10*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
Jan.
Mar.
3
X Mar. 21
2# Jan. 29
2# Mar. 27
•A Mar.
5
rA Jan.
31
1
Jan.
2
9
2# Mar. 27
# Mar. 14
8# Jan. 29
# Jan.
4
8# Jan.
29
5# Mar. 27
8
9
13
10
Tubize Ohatillon Corp—
Common
—...—1
8,900
OlaSS A
—1
3,400
2,500 Tung Sol Lamp Works com.-l
80-cent div pref
1,600
2,400
750
w
800
600
1,600
3,700
im —
mm
8,900 Udyllte Corp
100 tUlen & Co series A pref
Series B pref
19,166 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc...—10
900 Union Gas of Canada
100
Union Investment Co
6,200
100
..*
*
com
Union Stock Yds of Omaha.lOO
1
16,500 United Aircraft Prod
United Chemicals Inc—
400
Common
$3
cum
6#
38
Sale
39#
6
35#
7
7#
36
5#
37#
2
7#
7#
3#
3#
3# Sale
5# Mar. 27
35# Mar.
3
6# Mar. 7
37# Mar. 24
2
IX Mar. 27
7# Mar. 5
Mar.
1
Feb. 20
1# Feb. 17
35
1%
Sale
38
3lH J*.
9#
9#
4
8#
3#
4#
8#
4#
40
9# Sale
4
■I*
7#
4#
18
39
9# Sale
7# Mar. 19
Mar. 27
3
Mar.
4
3
6# Feb.
3
3# Mar. 10
3
Feb.
14
# Jan.
4
4# Mar. 3
8# Mar. 18
8# Mar. 18
9
Mar. 28
10# Mar. 19
10
10#
Mar. 24
10
Mar. 24
Jan.
40# Jan.
2# Jan.
7# Jan.
24
2
9
4# Jan.
# Jan.
3# Jan.
16
4# Feb.
0
Feb.
20
9
9
8
8# Feb. 18
Feb. 27
10
Jan.
9
10# Mar. 19
11# Jan.
23
partic pref...
30.100
25,500
4,700
25,900
34,700 United Corp warrants
150 United Elastic Corp
.......*
.1
63,400 United Gas common.
8,100
$7 1st non-voting pref
*
rranfa
5,100
130 United G & E 7 % pref 11111100
40,200 United Lt A Power com A—
Common class B
*
7,600
46,200
$6 1st pref
50
275 United Milk Products com—*
23
$3 participating preferred..*
70
90
5#
1#
7#
59,106
2,600
2,600
37#
Sale
2
"9", 5o5
23,355
6#
o y±
Un Cigar-Whelan Stores
10c
A
8
# Mar,
X» Mar, 28
X
•m
#
6#
7#
# Sale
109
109#
# Mar.
»ii Mar.
H Jan.
Mar. 28
Jan.
9
Jan.
17
7# Jan.
# Mar.
Xt Mar. 27|
108# Mar. 3 110# Mar.
# Mar.
# Mar. 8'
n
80
22yi 22#' 28^
24#
26
Feb.
23#
Mar. 12 x81
#
#
21#
24#
Mar. 17i
Mar. 25'
Mar. 5
Mar. 21
%
Mar.
106# Feb.
# Jan.
80
Mar.
X Mar.
X Mar.
19# Feb.
23# Jan.
Mar.
# Mar.
# Mar.
29# Mar.
25
Mar.
17
27'
7i
Jan.
19 112# Jan.
'A Jan.
9
13
7A Jan.
10
17
10
Jan.
10;
12
3
10
85
"
17
Jan.
25
3
29
23
25
Mar. 21
Mar. 25
70
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Am
dep rctu for ord reg..
.
United N J RR A Canal.-.100
1,400
100
3,750
560
4,600
6,100
2,500 United Profit Sharing com_25c
100
10% preferred
10
12,525 United Shoe Mach com
25
2,710
Preferred
25
10,000 United Specialties common... 1
21,200 U S Foil class B
# Mar. 21
X Mar. 29
5# Mar. 4
55# Mar. 13
43# Mar. 6
5# Mar. 4
59# Mar. 31
44# Mar. 26
10
Mar. 15
8
Mar.
3
5
Mar.
5,
5# Mar. 17
X Mar. 21
5# Mar. 4
55# Mar. 13
43# Mar. 6
7# Feb. 18
4# Jan. 22
# Mar.
50# Mar.
3# Mar.
3
5
# Mar. 11
52# Mar.
1-
# Feb. 20
50# Feb. 26
3,
4# Mar. 12
U S Graphite Co common....5
"
1,900
1,250
16,900
!
T.465
3,100 USA Internat Sec com
*
3,200
let preferred with warr
32,000 U S Lines Inc pref
500 U S Plywood $1.50 conv pref 20
8,300 U S Radiator common
For footnotes
see page
1# Mar.
5
■
1# Mar.
6
3
Jan.
28# Jan.
1# Mar.
8
6
5
9A Jan.
5# Mar.
61
3
4
Jan.
13
45# Jan.
18
10
10
Jan.
5# Jan.
8
# Jan.
61# Jan
20
2# Jan.
10
15
4# Mar. 12
29# Jan
22
51.
\
April, 1941]
CURB
YORK
NEW
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN MARCH
In
March
new york
curb exchange
Shares
Since
11,500
900
150
"""boo
3,300
6,000
30,400
(Concluded)
Par Bid
0 s Rubber Reclaiming....
u s Stores Oorp com——50c
$7 conv 1st pref
*
5
United Stores Oorp com—50c
4
United Wall Paper
2
14
274
400 Universal Cooler class a..
Class B
300
300
200
300
7,700
650
37,200
1,350
4,400
1,050
14,600
3,600
Universal
475
1,000
800
10,400
525
700
106,500
3,090
100
2,500
600
400
Utah Idaho Sugar Co
Utah Pr & Lt $7 pref
500
6,400
80
100
2,400
300
900
1,200
325
10
600
1,100
100
10,200
1
5
Yalspar Onrp common...
$4 coqv pref
...
Van Nor'n Macb Tool
com
Venezuelan Petroleum
300
2.50
1
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref.100
Vogt Mfg Oorp
*
Vultee Aircraft Inc..........1
*
*
100
14
77
tf
78
Sale
48
494
'"lH ""14
14
194 Sale
144
154
84
Sale
104
84
44 Sale
64
84
JA
6
44 Mar.
3
4 Mar. 12
24
4
34
4
44 Mar.
4 Jan.
34 Feb.
5
Sale
294
15
18
Sale
45^
47*
lfc
14
174
1
164
144
144
24 Sale
904 Sa'e
104
104
64
64
34
7
76
l4
34
Sale
54
7
Sale
34
84
92
5
254
Mar.
6
7
264 Mar. 25
27
1
27
17
14
144 Mar. 13
14 Mar. 1
22
154
24 Sale
14 Sale
1
4 Mar.
A
14
Mar.
Mar. 27
a Mar. 7
14 Mar. 10
4 Mar.
164 Sale
3
Mar. 31
Mar. 4
2
Mar. 4
90
Mar. 3
10
Mar. 31
64 Mar. 24
15
14
Sale
3
964 Sale
10
Sale
6
64
34 Mar.
34
34
„gk
92
Common
14
5
34
59
14
54
44
Sale
19
1,100 Westmoreland Coal Co...—20
325 Westmoreland Inc.........10
204
124
13
104
12
144
14
14
44
79
11
12
7
14
17
Mar. 21
4 Mar.
4. Mar.
7
14 Mar. 20
14
17
144
34
994
10
1004 1014
34 Sale
6
54
64 Sale
1
375 Wilison Products inc
20 Wisconsin Pit l7% pref.. 100
1,200 Wolverine Port Cement...-.10
..2
7,500 Wolverine Tube Oo com
124
1,500 Woodley Petroleum Oorp....l
Woolworth (e w) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shs
500
-—5s
21,800 Wrigat-Qargreaves Ltd......*
44
Mar.
3
Mar. 5
Mar. 10
Mar. 18
Mar. 31
64 Mar. 11
34 Mar. 20
9
Mar. 19
Mar. 3
Mar. 18
a Mar. 3
% Mar. 18
2
Mar. 10
5
61
65
16
15
12
18
17
18
16
194
124
2
Mar. 10
14 Mar. 29
44 Mar. 8
14
14
5 ^3
54
Sale
ioix
44 Sale
54
54
44 Sale
Jan.
21
144 Jan. 24
144 Mar. 13
14 Jan. 13
78
Jan.
3
274 Feb. 29
21
Feb.
174 Jan.
24 Mar.
834 Jan.
Mar. 27
a Jan. 15
14 Feb. 14
4 Mar.
3
15
Mar. 31
13
Feb.
19
4 Jan.
6
854 Feb. 19
94 Jan. 31
64 Mar. 24
4 Jan.
27
Jan.
10
15
4
49
14 Jan. 24
22
Jan. 25
164 Jan. 10
34 Feb. 13
994 Mar. 18
11
Jan.
9
84 Jan.
0
9
34 Mar.
3
44 Jan.
74 Feb.
4
9
14
a Mar.
3
4 Feb.
1
13 4 Feb. 21
2
Jan.
7
14 Mar. 10
34 Mar. 26
34 Jan.
9
17
13
a Jan.
14 Feb.
"A Feb. 26
44
10
29
Mar. 19
"5"" JanT'l?
4 Jan.
15
4 Jan.
7
Feb. 21
Jan. 16
Jan. 21
Jan. 11
44 Feb.
1
134
24
14
54
68
Mar. 27
584 Feb. 19
70
Jan.
23
17
Mar. 27
17
13
Mar. 27
Jan.
3
20
Jan.
7
194 Mar. 26
114 Jan.
1024 1014 Mar.
Sale
24 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
104 Sale
113
1174
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
5
44
34
4
a
54
—...
Sale
4
12
20
27
13
27
101
27
194 Mar. 26
144 Feb.
5
31 102
Feb.
6
15
2
34 Jan.
6
64 Mar. 10
9
64 Jan.
Feb. 13
44 Mar. 12
Mar. 5
2
3
Mar. 20
Jan.
Feb. 17
6
84 Jan.
1
Mar.
114 Mar. 12
Mar. 27 117
Jan. 22
Jan.
6
Mar. 22
Jan.
24 Feb.
6
54
44
1
7
104
114
Jan.
17
44
44 Mar.
38
-
34 Mar. 31
44 Mar. 11
34 Mar. 31
Jan.
9
44 Mar. 17
44 Feb
44 Mar.
5
21
7
10
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
104 Mar.
4
1
23
Jan.
3
Mar. 11
Mar. 27
Mar.
3
44 Mar.
34
1
7
Mar. 13
64 Mar.
54 Mar.
44
44
44
14
17
16
Sale
1154 1164
8
2
54 Feb.
65
Sale
8
11
13
Jan.
4 4 Feb.
14 Mar. 10
34 Mar. 26
54
1
3
'A Jan.
14 Jan.
54 Jan.
Mar. 31
Utilities Oo—
180
$6 preferred
*
*
16,700 w Va Coal 8c Coke com
350 Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Oo
1
Wichita River Oil Oorp
.10
12,900
400 Williams (r o) & Oo
...»
2,400 Williams Oil-o-Matic Htg...*
-♦
4,300 Wilson Jones Oo com..
3
3
8
7
8
Mar. 22
46
144
24
14
44
4
2«
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
Mar. 13
8
54
4
134
19
153
8
44
sale4
76
134
3
78
784 Sale
0
1
454
4.
14
Mar.
Sale
1.25
1,300 Wentworth Mfg Oo
1
17,000 Western Air Express Oorp
20
60 Western Grocery com
Western Maryland Ry—
400
7% 1st preferred..—...100
Western Tablet & Stationery-
4
3
Feb.
8
Feb. 17
14 Feb. 27
5
a
4
a
14 Mar. 25
184
164
14 Sale
144
78
% Mar. 17
14 Mar. 15
Feb.
Jan.
4 Jan.
54
264
44
100 Wayne Knitting Mills
...5
1
4,900 Wellington Oil Oo common.
550
Highest
Sale Prices
a Mar. 17
14 Sile
44
1
90
10
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 12
14
*
•
Waltt & Bond Inc class a
Class b.
West Texas
60
2,500
54
23 4
214
154 Sale
174
164
1
com
Highest
Sale Prices
34 Mar. 27
Sale
34j
3,100 Walker Mining
50
250
5
♦
2,300 Waco Airfraft Co.......
600 Wagner Baking coin v t c
7% preferred
"y.ooo
""765
Sale
Utility Equities common...10c
$5.50 priority stock
1,025
1,200 Utility & Ind Oorp com......5
Conv preferred....
4,400
7
100
400
Sale
6
8
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
%
Sale
1
Universal Insurance.....
March 31
Ask Bid
Sale i
44
7"
4
Universal Pictures com....-.1
Universal Products Co...
*
Bid
34
*
~l",205
16,300
1,400
12,500
388,700
4,100
2,100
9.400
Ask
1
—
Oorp v tc
Utah Radio Products
"""266
March 1
1941
300
1
Jan. 2
STOCKS
7,200
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 1
Share*
12,400
49
EXCHANGE
14
54 Jan.
9
Feb. 26
44 Jan.
3
4
4
BONDS—
$
184,000
13,000
16,000
19,000
42,000
55.000
116,000
81,000
1,526,000
9,000
194,000
243.000
13,000
344,000
7,000
311,000
42,000
299,000
59,000
17,000
6,000
3,000
$
.1967
509,000 Alabama Power 44*
76,000
89,000
100,000
118,000
1st & ref 5s...
.....
.1956
1st 8c ref 5s—......... .1968
1st 5s
...—...
.1946
1st 8c ref os_.
.1951
American Gas 8e Electric.....
1024 Sale
104
1054
104
1044
107 4 108
1064 Sale
*1950
s f deb 2
^s...........
106
s f deb 34a
.1960
187.000
1084
3 f deb 3 4s
.1970 1104
136,000
American Power 8c Light"2016
Deb 6s..
2,314,000
22,000 Appalachian Power 6s... .2024
405,000 Arkansas Pr 8c Lt 5s...... .196b
.1953
853,000 Associated Elec 4 4s
20,000 t♦ Assoc Gas 8c Elec 4 4s~ .1948,
.1968
♦5s deb._
769.000
.1968
5s roistered
8,000
.1949
♦4 4s series o
809,000
♦54s conv deb........ .1977
89,000
118,000
........
...
..........
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
130
Sale
Sale
134
Sale
Sale
103 4
105
107
105
104
1054
1074
106
1014 102
1014 Mar. 18 1024
103
Mar. 20 1034
1034 103
103 4 1034 103
Mar. 13 105
1054 Sale
1064 Mar. 20 107
1034 Sale
1034 Mar. 19 105
Mar.
Mar.
7
4
1014 Feb. 14 1034 Jan.
10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
3
3
103
15 1054 Jan.
Mar. 13 1054 Jan.
13
17
1064 Mar. 20 1074 Jan.
1034 Mar. 19 1064 Jan.
15
2
104 4 1044 104
Mar. 25 1054 Mar. 13
1044 105
106 4 107 4 107
1074 1064 Mar. 3 1074 Mar. 21
108
Sale
107 4 1084 1074 Mar. 12 1094 Mar. 27
104
Mar. 25 1064 Feb.
Feb. 27 1084 Jan.
8
Sale
129
101
127
1084 Sale
1004 Mar.
128
Mar.
1274 129
107 4 Sale
1064 Mar.
474 Sale
454 Mar.
14
Mar.
154
134 15
13
154 Sale
124 Mar.
134
13 4
183,009 Assoc Tel Sc Tel 54s a... 1955
42,000 Atlanta Gas Light 44s.. 1955
37,000 Atlantic City Elec 34s.. 1964
7,090 Avery (b f> Sons 5s w w. 1947
1947
9,000
5s ex-warr.
1074
1104
Sile
101
Sale
109
i24
12
4
49
13
Mar.
124
124
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
15
Sale
124
15
13
13
154
Sale
154 s lie
66 4 Sale
654 Sile
104 4 105
1054 1074 108
108
1074 1084 1074 109
101
102
100
1014 102
llH
103
99
98
Mar. 20
1024 jan.
106
1074 Feb. 25 1104 Jan.
1004 Feb.
109
Mar.
1064 Jan.
444 Feb.
130
128
154 Mar. 21
154 Mar. 22
Mar.
12 4
Mar. 27
128 4 Mar. 17
!074 Mar. 18
1054 omo
ua/a
Sale
474 Sale
13
Sale
♦Conv deb 5s.......... 1950
712,000
102
154
154
154
66 4
1074
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 13 108
Mar.
6 102
2
2
Mar. 27
Jan.
31
mx Mar. 18
Jan.
10
Feb.
154 Mar. 21
Feb.
Mar. 23
Feb.
\i«
Mar. 22
Feb.
154 Mar. 22
Mar. 21
Feb.
15 4 Jan. 14
154 Mar. 22
Mar. 11
Mar. 22
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
1
Mar. 15
1074 Jan.
Mar.
102
69
Feb.
Mar. 13
6
104
Mar. 11
Jan.
13
1074 Mar. 15
109 4 Jan.
3
1044 Jan. 28
102
Jan.
9
Mar.
1004 Jan.
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
198.000
89,000
28,000
11,000
138,000
48,000
4,000
78,000
52,000
42,000
162,000
287,000
307.000
83,000
17,000
19,000
30.000
Convertible 6s_....—.1950
889.009
317,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s b—1957
5s series o
.......i960
92,000
....1998
69,099 Bethlehem Steel 6s
302,000 Birmingham Elec 4 4s
203,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
1968
..1959
21,000 Broad River Power 5s a..1954
232,000
211,000
117,000
512,000
935,000
1,331,000
270,000
1254 Sale
1114
1114 Sale
1544 157
102
1024
103 4 101
103
1044
111
Canada Nor Power 5s
1953
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s—1942
Cent 1)1 Pub Serv 34s a..1968
Cent States Elec 5s......1948
694 s^le
78
Sale
Sale
1954
Sale
Cent States Pr a Lt 54«-.l953
Sale
t iChlc
Rys 5s ctfs of dep..1927
39,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 54»-1952
6s series b
.........1955
51,000
Sale
79,000 Cities Service 5s......... 1966
Sale
814",000
1,000
2,558,000
292",000
686,006
1,000
110,000
629,000
353,000
268,000
6,000
6,000
1,000
326,000
1,413,000
723,000
491,000
6,000
14,000
7,000
6,000
10,000
101,000
221,000
1,191,000
57,000
133,000
22,000
597,000
2,251,000
88,000
433,000
48,000
412,000
1,069,000
20,000
101,000
1,525,000
1,770,000
31,000
159,000
6,000
29,000
64s
5s registered-.
1966
Conv deb 5s.........-.1950
924
95
45.000
10,000
1958
834 Sale
5 48 gold deb—.—...1949
Community Pow 8c Lt 5s..1957
Conn Ltg & Pow 7a a....1951
Oonsol Gas of Bait 4 4® —1954
Oonsol g e l 8c p Bait—
3s series p
3 4s series N
2 Ms series a
Consol Gas Utilities—
1969
1971
1976
6s a stamped..........1943
Continental g 8c el 5s....1958
1944
Cuban Tobacco 5s
Oudatay Packing oo34«~1955
Delaware Elec Pow 54s--1959
Eastern Gas 8c Fuel is a..1956
Elec Pow 8c Lt 5s
.—2030
Elmlra
Wat.Lt 8c rr 5s.. 1956
Empire Dlst Elec 5s
1952
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg—
♦64s
-
1953
Sale
1134 Mar.
no x 107
1064
1504 1534 1504 Sale
1504
1014 102
1024 1034 1014
103 4 101
103 4 1044 1034
102 4 1034 103
104
1024
110
152
103
Mar.
764
78
Sale
76
Mar.
724
77
78
72
1054 Sale
1034 1054 1054 Mar.
Mar.
19
Sale
19
194
214
194 Sale
204 Sale
194 Mar.
954
974 934 Sale
954 Mar.
43 4 Sale
44
Sale
394 Mar.
89
86 4 Mar.
854 884 88
91
90 j
92
93 h
904 Mar.
86
85
884
894
85
Sale
864 Sale
824 Mar.
814
Sale
864 Sale
81
77
81
82
82
Sale
904
904
944 Sale
Sale
Sale
1004 Sale
1294
1284 131
125
111
1074 108
112
1104 1124
994 Sale
127
854
954
954
1024
128
Sale
101
1094 1104 107
874 Sale
884 Sale
126
127 4
1054 Sale
44
1004
Sale
102
Sale
1014
974
564
1014
106
Sale
107
90
54
Sale
4
873
80j
117
108
45
594
Sale
Sale
122
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
—
—
-
99
874
904
126
24
734 Feb.
694 Jan.
105
Feb.
Mar. 27
90 4 Mar. 11
834 Feb. 19
90
"874 Mar."20
834 Feb. 21
804 Feb. 19
834 Feb. 21
874 Mar. 20
8
19
864 Mar. 20
814 Mar. 7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1034 Mar.
864
814
87 4
954
964
Mar.
130
Mar.
20
7
25
28
31
24
Mar. 17
126 4 Mar. 21
184 Feb.
80
Feb.
1814 Mar.
(88
Feb.
Mar. 24 1074 Mar. 21
106
1084 Jan.
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
864 Mar.
Sale
120
104
45
50
Sale
45
i
Mar.
Mar. 24 Ill
Mar. 24
964 Jan.
Mar. 31
Mar. 12
894 Feb.
534 Feb.
1014 Jan.
4
88
3
45
Mar.
6
Mar. 27
Mar.
3
Mar.
1
Mar.
3
10
14
13
Mar. 20
106
86
Jan.
8 1114 Jan.
Mar. 26 103
1 102
79 4 Mar.
4
91
119 4 Mar. 19 120
104
Mar. 31 106
122
101
4
974
8 60
4 1024
1 107
Mar.
1
Mar. 31
Jan.
874 Mar. 25
954 Jan.
8
964 Mar. 31
984 Feb. 19 1034 Mar. 24
127 4 Mar. 10 130
Mar. 17
1 1284 Jan. 25
126
Mar.
Mar. 17 1094 Mar.
3
Mar. 26 103
Mar. 14
106
Jan.
95
19
101
Sale
Jan.
914
19
884 Feb.
97h Feb. 27
49
19
109
Sale
7
Feb.
Sale
1004
89 4
564
1014
!?*
79
111
60
15
24
17
81
Jan.
13
6
77
Mar, 22
19 1074 Jan. 20
20
Jan.
14
19
Jan.
15
93
1014 106
Sale
10
93 4 Mar. 28
90
Mar. 20
1274 Mar.
-
5 102 4 Jan.
21 1044 Jan.
24 104
Jan.
3
Jan.
39 4 Mar. 25
864 Mar. 5
89
894 Mar.
894 Mar.
Sale
1224 126
101
974 Sale
924 Sale
52 4
534
1024 Sale
106 4 107 4
87
2
13
24
184 Feb.
454 Mar. 29
Mar.
4 Sale
15 1274 Jan.
18 1114 Jan.
3 1124 Jan.
21 156
Jan.
214 Mar. 13
214 Mar. 17
Mar.
Sale
Mar. 22
Mar. 21
1094 Feb.
1054 Feb.
1064 Mar.
150 4 Mar.
1014 Mar.
1034 Feb.
1024 Feb.
974 Mar. 27
Mar.
83 4
95
Mar. 17
794 Mar. 17
107
Mar.
82 4
Mar. 26
Mar. 18
103 4 Mar. 24
103 4 Mar.
4
76
72 4
For footnotes see page 51.
1164 Mar. 12
1104 Mar. 27
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar;
Mar.
Sale"
5s registered........-1958
5s
*
1969
Cities Service p 8c l 5 4s. 1952
1074 109 4
1074:109 4
824
5s registered......... 1950
5s
1134 1144 1144
107
106 4
7
7
Mar. 14
Mar. 24
27 102
15 974 Mar. 31
Mar.
Feb. 14
3 60
14 1024 Feb. 18
11107
Mar. 31
Feb.
24
894 Jan. 23
Mar. 27
Jan.
7
Mar.
1
784 Feb. 21' 91
1194 Mar. 19 126
104
Mar. 31 106
44
Feb.
7
45
Jan.
10
,
NEW
50
YOBK
EXCHANGE
CURB
aggregate
prices in march
sales
range since jan. 1
Price
Jan. 2
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
1941
Jan. 1
March 1
Lowest
March 31
Lowest
Highest
BONDS {Continued)
$
17,000 Erie Lighting 5a
....1967
Bid
108 M 109 M
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Bid
Ask Bid
108 M 109 M 10953 111
108h Mar. 7 109M Mar. 28
167,000 Federal Water Serv 5 53s..1954
Finland Residential Mtge
6s stamped
16,000
1961
1960
145,000 Florida Power Oo 4s C
934,000 Florida Power A Lt 5s....1954
Gary Electric A Gas—
5s ext stamped
79,000
.....1944
176,000 Gatineau Power 3 Ha A... 1969
8,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s......1953
229,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6 ha A..1956
*Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A. ...1948
118",000 Gen Wat Win A El 5s A..1943
801,000 Georgia Power ref 5s..... 1967
267,000 Georgia Pow A Lt 5s..... 1978
1,000 iGesnierel 6s............1953
.1965
1,005,000 Glen Alden Goal 4s
194,000 Gobel (Adolf) deb 414s...1941
117,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
32,000 Great North Pow 5sstpd..l950
33,000 Green Mountain Pow 3 54S-1963
22,000 Grocery Store Prod 6s....1945
29,000 Guantanamo A W Ry 6s..1958
Guardian Investors Corp—
5s series A
1948
82,000
102
103
101M Sale
41
106
45
106 M
41M Mar.
105 M 105M 104 53 Mar.
105 M Sale
Sale
105h Mar.
105
105M 106
Ask
106M Sale
10153
78
78 M
101M 102
101M Sale
65
72
100M Sale
Sale
108
73 M Sale
§053
60
6s series B
159,000
226,000
257,000
450,000
570,000
34,000
365,000
522,000
252,000
147,000
116,000
47,000
90,000
2,002,000
497,000
182,000
21,000
30,000
39,000
63,000
...1949
....
Idaho Power Co 354s
Illinois Pow A
1967
Light 514s..1957
5 53s series B
.1954
6s series A......
-.1953
5s series O.
.1956
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A. .1958
Indiana Service 5s_.
1950
1st lien A ref 5s
...1963
ilndianapolis Gas 5s A
1952
.
Indianapolis P A L 354s-—1970
{♦lnt Pow Sec 6series 01955
♦7s series E_,
1957
♦7a series F
.1952
Interstate Power 5s
1957
Debenture 68.
...1952
Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5s..1957
58 series B
1961
Iowa Pow A Lt 4 Ms A....1958
♦Isarco Hydro-Electric 7s. 1952
...
Italian Superpower 6s
1963
141,000 Jacksonville Gas 5s stpd-.1942
509,000 Jersey Cent PAL 3 Ms—.1965
Kansas Electric Pow 3 Ms-1966
29,000 Kansas Gas A Electric 6s..2022
31%
son
76
108
Sale
81H
Sale
75
78M
110
10654 Sale
63
5653
45
101M Mar
79
100 M 100M
Sale
Sale
35
82 h
Sale
Sale
15
105
Sale
79 x
103M
80
101
Mar.
102x Mar. 22
9854 Mar.
10053 Mar. 3
104x Mar.
1
82x Mar. 21
9953 Mar.
10454 Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
85
80
61
Sale
58
Mar. 19
30
20
Mar.
2353
25M
24 h
26
21
Sale
21
Mar. 31
15
107 M
Sale
102
Sale
100
Sale
106 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
101M
Sale
73M
Sale
110
105 M 105 53 106 M
107 M 107 M 107
Sale
105 h
105
10053 101
75
76
73 h Sale
90
106
18
22
15
22M
20 M
3053
16
72
Sale
106 h
18
23
74M
16M
16 M
19M
*70""
Sale
40
39M
103 M Sale
102 h Sale
107 M 109
16M
71X
26h
103
103 M
10754
26
15
24
34
Sale
24
28
l?rf
45 M Sale
45
46
43
106 M
110
130
108
109M
Mar. 17
3
Sale
107
Sale
3
Jan.
15
10
6 10253 Jan.
15
10054 Jan. 24
7
10854 Jan.
3
8254 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
23
85
49
Jan.
8353 Feb. 11
7554 Jan.
10753 Feb.
10353 Feb.
10853 Feb. 19
80
Jan.
21
Mar. 27
Mar. 17
2
10654 Jan.
6153 Mar. 27
Mar.
58
1753 Feb.
27
2453 Mar.
21
2954 Jan.
3
17
Jan.
8053 Jan.
Mar. 31
Mar. 21
16
105
Mar.
Sale
10653
10453
100M
7453
76 M
7254
4 10654 Mar. 26
12 10754 Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar. 1 10554 Mar. 29
Mar. 12 10053 Mar. 28
Mar. 10 78 k Mar. 19
Mar. 4 7853 Mar. 18
Sale
1
90
Mar.
9253 Mar. 31
107 M 105
Mar. 26 10653 Mar. 11
Mar. 24
1454 Mar. 10
17
26
Mar. 24
1554 Mar. 5 18
22 M
1553 Mar. 8 1753 Mar. 24
Sale
69
Mar.
3
7253 Mar. 24
Sale
25
Mar. 31
4053 Mar. 11
103 M 103
Mar. 10
Mar. 27 104
1 10354 Mar.
104 M 10254 Mar.
4
109
Mar. 26
10754 Mar. 8
30
Mar.
5
1553 Mar. 4
Mar. 25
30
1754 Mar. 27
20
Sale
Te*
45
Sale
110£4 Jan.
70
Feb.
3
11054 Jan.
18
74
Jan.
15
Feb.
19
7254 Jan.
10
Feb.
10853 Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
103
108
Jan.
Jan.
10653 Mar.
108
Jan.
18
27
6
29
104 54 Feb.
10054 Jan.
10653 Jan.
10154 Jan.
7954 Jan.
7854 Jan.
705
10753 Mar. 25 10854 Mar. 12
9953 Mar. 8 10153 Mar. 24
44
Mar.
10653 Mar.
123
127
103 x 10653
124
Sale
123
106
107
5
4553 Mar. 13
1 107
Mar. 10
106 X 107
103M 109
72
83
Feb. 28
Mar. 24 102
61^ Mar. 27
27
Mar. 21
3
100 X 101
Sale
77
92 M
105 M
Jan.
-
107 M 109
100 h
100
20
104
128
4
•
2154
Sale
3853 Sale
105 54 Sale
105
105M
10653 108 M
Mar. 27
110M 111M 11054 Mar. 12 11054 Mar. 12
110M HI
73
Mar. 15
7153 Mar. 3
71H
71 h
7153 73
72
Mar. 20
72
Mar. 20
71x
73
71x 73
107 MHO
10754
106 M
10053
7453
7254
8053
108M
101
107x Mar.
25
73
78
Mar. 24
79x Mar.
20
69
4
Mar. 15
23
81M
74M
Sale
7753
82
109 M 107x
104
17
.....
6
101M Mar.
28
18
9 10953 Mar. 28
11 103
10053 Feb. 26 10153 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
78
Sale Prices
105M Mar. 21
106M Mar. 20
25
58 h
.
„
Jan. 22
4154 Mar. 3 42
Jan.
10453 Feb. 13 106
3
10453 Feb. 20 10653 Mar, 20
42
35
107 M 108 M 107 h
102
10153 Jan
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
54
10853 Jan.
9953 Mar.
104M Mar.
Sale
82
81
74
1 102M Mar. 29
.
48
41
100 M 101M 100h
100 h 101
78 h Sale
7853 79M 78
101
101
102
100 M 102
99 h 101 % Sale
99 M
98M
45
65
45
75
2453
25
iHamburg E A Und Ry 553s'38
10,000 Houston Lt A Pr 353*
1966 11054 111M
71
Sale
71,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A....1949
10,000
41
103
102
Highest
Sate Prices
Mar. 22 124
Mar. 31
105
7253 Feb.
71x Feb.
109
21
Mar.
1454 Mar.
1554 Mar.
1553 Mar.
S*
2
13
16
15
9253 Mar. 26
Jan.
105
3
Jan.
Jan.
4
28
2554 Jan. 17
23
73
43
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
28
15
15
7
103
Jan.
10254
10654
1553
1754
Jan. 13
Feb. 25 105
Jan. 10 10753 Mar. 26
26
Mar.
Jan. 10.
10553
Jan.
3553 Jan.
Mar.
7
17 10754 Jan.
28
Mar. 22 12853 Jan.
3
10653 Feb. 26 10754 Jan.
3
10553 Feb.
123
48
13
Jan.
43 53 Feb. 20
Lake Superior Dist Power—
44,000
353 % series A.........1966
^Leonard Tletx Inc 7H>—1946
72",006 Long Island Ltg 6s
198,000 Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s
...1945
1957
tMansfleld Mining A Smelt—
7s ex-warrants
1941
1,000
1948
24,000 McCord Raid A Mfg 6s
Memphis Comm'l AppealDebenture 4Ms
.—1952
27,000
1947
24,000 Mengel Oo 4 Ms
60,000 Met Edison 4s series E
4s series G_.
105,000
62,000
134,000
234,000
235,000
109,000
79,000
213,000
81,000
374,000
1971
1965
Middle Sts Petrol 653® A—1945
Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
Milwaukee G L 4Ms
1967
Minn Pow A Lt 4 Ms
1978
1st A ref 5s...
Mississippi Power 5s.
—1955
1955
Miss Power A Light 5s
1957
Miss River Power 5s......1951
Missouri Pub Serv 5s A...1960
98,000 Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s.. .1945
258,000 Nat Pow A Lt 6s A.
198,000
23,000
69,000
114,000
29,000
2,496,000
28,000
435,000
175,000
587,000
377,000
602,000
8,000
21,000
78,000
82,000
240,000
46,000
5,000
55,000
70,000
108,000
60,000
130,000
70,000
209,000
236,000
69,000
40,000
100,000
1,000
622,000
14,000
362,000
25,000
71,000
197,000
66,000
57,000
15,000
2026
Deb 5s series B
...2030
IiNat Pub Serv 5s O O D.1978
Nebraska Power 6s.
2022
4Ms—
1981
Neisner Bros Realty 6S—1948
t
Nevada Calif Elec os. ...1956
New Amsterdam Gas 5s...1948
New Eng G A Elec Assn 5s 1947
5s
.....1948
Convdeb 5s
.—I960
New Engl Pow Assn 5s
1948
Deb 5 Ms
1954
New Eng Pow Oo 3Ms A..1961
New Orleans Pnblic Serv—
5s stamped
.....1942
*6s series A.
..1949
Y Pa AO RR
4Msstpd 1950
N Y 8tate BAG 4Ms—1980
3 Ma.....
1964
N Y A Westchester Ltg 5s.*54
4s
...2004
.
Nippon Elec Pow 6Ms....1953
Nor Amer LAP553s A... 1956
North Boston Ltg Prop 3Ms 47
40
35
22
77
81
103
95
107
110
10553
96
Sale
111
10253 Sale
54
105
103 M
106 M
103 M
Sale
10554
10454
108
104
105M Sale
109
Sale
96M Sale
100
101M
112
Sale
107
109
25 M Sale
130
Sale
106
915
121
63
6254
109
Sale
122 M
Sale
64M
63
Sale
97 M Sale
99 M Sale
5a
1979
Penn Electric 4s series F..1971
5s series H
1962
Penn-Ohio Edison 5Ms B.1959
Penn Pub Serv 6s O.
1947
5s series D
1954
.
For footnotes see page
513
104
101M 102 M 102
97 x
98
96 h
97 h
109 M 111
106 M 10854
108
107
11053 Sale
Sale
101
101
10253
56 %
5754
51M Sale
105 M 105 M 105x 10554
Sale
104 M 104
104
10653 107 54 107 h 109
104 % 105 x 10553
104
106
104 M Sale
110
11153
HIM
101 x Sale
99 M Sale
\°3%
21
26
21
123
X27M 12053 12254
109 % Sale
107 M
104
107
10854
93 x Sale
93 X
120
123
117x 11953
62 M
63 M
6454
w/s
66
62 X
64 x
61M
Sale
62
65% Sale
93 k
95 M
Sale
94 x
Sale
106
42
45
109
Sale
109
Sale
10754 Sale
10454 104 M
104M Sale
107
97
108
Sale
3754 Sale
10554 Sale
106
108
10554 106
10SM Sale
105 M Sale
107 M 108
107 M 108M
103 M Sale
104
Sale
11353 114M
102 54 Sale
20
29M
4
10153 Mar. 25
12) 98
Mar. 27
10933
Mar. 20
Mar.
6
Mar. 28 11053 Mar.
1
1 102
Mar,
Mar.
6
Mar.
51
3 ' 5754 Mar. 27
10554 Mar. 3 10554 Mar. 20
Mar. 11.104
Mar.
4
103
10653 Mar. 14 10? 54 Mar. 24
107
101
104
104
110
99
Mar.
3 105 x Mar. 24
Mar.
4 105 x Mar. 12
Mar. 11 11054 Mar.
7
4 10153 Mar. 20
Mar.
123
109
106
Mar. 10 123
62
Mar.
6154 Mar.
6153 Mar.
Mar.
92
3
4
66
18
26
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
10554
26
10053 Feb.
Mar, 19
92
10453 Ma'r. 7
10454 Mar. 19
10354 Mar.
10854 Mar.
106
Mar.
10854
Mar. 21
114
Mar.
1
Mar. 31
105
4253 Mar. 20
10353 Mar. 18
10453 Mar, 26
114
Mar.
52
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12 110
25
12
20
Mar. 14
\JOZ4
10854
10954
10754
10553
10353 Mar. 24 10353
A
1
Mar. 31
Mar. 14
AVJO.1
O
Mar. 3
Mar. 27
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
Mar. 5
4
103
40
Mar. 4 104
Mar. 6 10454
Mar.
111154
Mar. 12 10554
1753 Mar. 14
15
3
4 105
13ll02 54
10953
10653
10854
10654
103
103]
Jan.
24
Feb.
19
Feb.
21
4
Jan.
14
7
10
Mar. 12
6
12153 Jan.
%%% Jan. 14
6653 Jan. 10
9
6653 Jan.
2
9753 Jan.
100
Jan. 10
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10953 Jan.
10453 Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
105
Feb.
8
7
19
10454 Mar. 19
106
Mar.
10953 Jan.
114
Jan.
10653 Jan.
Jan.
45
10353 Mar.
1
20
11353 Jan.
20
22
10
4
18
10553 Feb. 25
8
5454 Jan.
10253 Jan.
10454 Feb.
4954 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
109
10953
10854
10654
1045
Mar.
Mar
Jan.
2
Feb. 27
Jan.
8
Feb. 21
Jan.
2
Mar. 12
14
10
Jan.
2
35
10454 Feb. 18 10554 Mar. 29
4 10754 Mar. 29
106
Jan.
10453 Feb. 14 10654 Jan. 13
10754 Feb. 18 10954 Mar. 11
Jan. 23
10553 Jan. 29 106
Feb. 28
107
Jan. 16jl08
108
Jan. 22i 108 53 Mar. 12
1061
10253
10253
11054
10354
8
22
Jan.
Feb.
610754 Mar. 24
610553 Mar. 24
9454 Mar.
10753 Mar.
10353 Mar.
10153 Mar.
50
Feb.
5953 Jan.
106
61
Feb.
6154 Feb.
96
10353 Mar.
4053 Mar.
10253 Mar.
10454 Mar.
104
11754 Mar.
7
21
17
10353 Jan. 17
Mar. 20
98
10953 Feb. 24
11053 Jan. 17
Mar. 12
Mar. 17
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
6
10254 Feb. 14 106
2 11054 Mar. 7
Jan.
2 10153 Mar. 20
9654 Jan.
8
114
25
90
109
61
Sale
95
Mar.
9853
'88* 9853
35
37
3554 3653 3554 Mar.
3654
104 H 105 M 10554 Sale
10554
10453 Mar.
106 M 108
10654 108
10654 Mar.
10754
104 M 10654 105
10654 10454 Mar.
10553
108 x Sale
109
110
10954
10853 Mar.
105 M 106 M
10553
10553 Mar.
Mar. 29 10753
10753 10853 107
10754 108
108 x 109
108
Mar.
10853 110
3|10853
10353
10353
11154
10554
Jan.
103 54 Jan.
3
9553
102 h Sale
103
103 %
110M Sale
104
104 M
106
6553 Mar. 21
655-4 Mar. 31
Mar.
Feb. 21
Jan.
6
10154 Feb.
9553 Jan.
10753 Jan.
107
Mar.
100
Feb.
5053 Feb.
103 54 Feb.
10254 Jan.
10053
10353
10153
10354
10753
109 M 110M 10953 110
10953
108
108 M 10653 10754 10653
108 h 110
109
10953 10853
107 x 108
10654 10753 10654
105 M Sale
10353 10453 103
103 M 104 X 10353 Sale
107 M 107 h 105 x 111
25
77
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar. 18 10954 Mar. 31
4 10854 Mar. 25
Mar.
1
Mar.
93
98
11754 Mar. 27 120
10453 Feb. 13 10654 Jan. 27
107
Jan.
2 10854 Mar. 20
11054 Mar. 20 114
10554 Mar. 20 109
24
Jan. 15
26
120
Feb. 20 124
107
Feb. 15 11154
106
Mar.
10953
98
8853 Feb.
Mar. 18
96% Sale
9454 Mar. 8 99
109 M 105 x 10753 10753 Mar. 10 10753 Mar. 10
10354
106M
108
8353 Mar. 25
Sale
103
111M
10154 Mar.
9654 Mar.
5
25
105]
106;
115
Mar.
Mar.
3 102
Mar. 28
101M 101% 10254 101
113M 115
11053 11053 11054 Mar. 20 11354 Mar. 5
Sale
108
106 x Sale
Mar.
1
10554 Mar. 20 108
107
104
82
101
99
102
10053 103
104 M 104 H 10354 Sale
101M 103
10353 Sale
Sale
106
104
10453
105 M 111
10854 109
Sale
114
11254
Sale
105
103 M 104
40 M
44
42 x
38
102 M 103
103
10353"
103 h 104 M 10453 105
Sale
50 M
49 M
52
112M Sale
_
40
8653
101
1948
1955
15 x
8353
100 5i
103
1945
gkja Nat Gas 354s B
35
84
10653 Mar. 17 107
Mar. 27
1553 40
105
Mar. 10 10653 Mar. 28
106X 107
108 X 108 53 10853 Mar. 3 10854 Mar. 20
109 M 111
Nor Oont Utll 5Ms A.
Okla Pow A Water 5s A.-.1948
Pacific Gas A Elec 6s B_..1941
Pacific Ltg A Pow 5s
1942
Pacific Power A Light 5s. .1955
Park Lexington Bldg 3s. -.1964
Penn Cent Lt A Pow 453s_1977
'ii
Sale
108M Sale
73 M
Ogden Gas Oo 5s
Ohio Power 3 Ms
—1968
Ohio Public Service 4s.... 1962
99
105 M
25
102M 103 M
104M 105
50 M Sale
Peoples Gas Light A Coke—
4s series B
329,000
....1981
4s series D
.1961
340,000
306,000 Phila Elec Power 553s
1972
72,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s.—.1962
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
♦6Ms series A
33.000
i960
28
10454 105
107 M Sale
Mar. 27
Mar. 26
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 13
Mar. ll
Mar.
3
Mar. 20
95
102
106
99
38
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
10253 Mar.
Mar. 21
109
Mar. 21
10254 Jan.
1853 Mar. 25
17*53 Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
17 10454 Jan.
10
6 10453 Jan. 22
Jan. 18
2 10554 Mar. 21
15'115
26
2954 Jan.
10
April, 1941]
NEW
CURB
YORK
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN MARCH
NEW
In
Since
March
CURB EXCHANGE
1
Jan. 2
March 1
1941
BONDS (Concluded)
3,000 APomeranla Elec Co 6s—1953
87,000
190,000
145,000
71,000
95,000
42,000
2,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
YORK
Jan. 1
31,000
92,000
39,000
13,000
49,000
10,000
51
•Portland Gas A Coke 5s. 1940
5s stamped
1950
Potomac Edison 5s ser E. .1956
434s series F
1961
Bid
25
Ask
88
97
2534
15
31
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sate Prices
25
2214 Feb.
Sale
9754
9834 9634 Mar. 4 98
Mar. 24
8934
9034 Sale
8834 Mar. 4 9054 Mar. 12
10934 112
10954 Sale
10954 Mar. 11 11034 Mar. 18
11054 Sale
11034 112
11034 Mar.
1 11034 Mar. 29
88
64
Sale
Sale
88
Mar. 31
64
Mar.
1
70
Sale
72
75
70
Mar.
1
7334 Mar. 20
18
24
15
2134
88
Sale
109
March
Ask Bid
18
28
9334 Sale
Sale
10934 HO
Potrero Sugar 7s stamped. 1947
46
50
Power Corp of Can 434* B.1959
iPrussian Electric 6s
1954
7034
72 M
3034
25
Btd
23
9334 Jan.
2
8654 Feb. 21
109
8
2634
Jan.
98
Mar. 24
9134 Jan. 29
2 11034 Mar. 18
Jan.
10954 Jan.
111
88
Feb. 27
Mar. 31
50
Jan.
70
Mar.
7634 Jan.
26
Jan.
26
Jan.
25
3
Public Service of Colorado—
64,000
76,000
57,000
8,000
267,000
228,000
1949
Sf deb 4s
1st mtge 3 34*
1964
Public Service Co of N J—
10534
10534 106
10634 Sale
Sale
109
Sale
15954 Sale
10434 105
192,000
73,000
170,000 Queens Boro G & E 534*--1952
8854 Sale
85
27
2434
25
18
5,000
296,000
11,000
14,000 ARuhr Gas Co 634*
iRuhr Housing 634* A
1953
..1958
446,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4 34* 1979
44,000 San Joaquin L A P 6s B—1952
102
10434
10034
983
Sale
102
10734 Sale
155
15034 Sale
Sale
102
Sale
9954 10254
""
Sale
99
10054
231,000
6% perpetual certificates
53,000 Pub Serv of Okla 4s
1966
1,188,000 Puget Sound PAL 534*--1949
442,000
5s series O
1950
858,000
434* series D
1950
308,000
176,000
10734 10754 10534 Mar.
Sale
9954 Sale
159
15034 Mar.
10434 Mar.
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
155
Mar. 27
10434 Mar. 6
10234 Mar. 29
Mar.
10534 Mar.
7 10654 Feb.
Jan.
10534 Feb. 19 109
150
Feb.
10434 Feb.
100
Feb.
15 162
Jan.
18
18 10534 Jan.
31
25 10234 Jan.
4
Mar. 27
28 103
9934 Mar.
103
99
Mar.
101
8634 Sale
85
Mar. 18
8654 Mar. 19
84
Feb.
20
9034 Jan.
10
16
14
8634
10734 Sale
13734
10754 Sale
13734 Sale
7 10654 Mar. 20
3 10754 Mar. 20
10634 Mar.
18
Mar. 17
18
Mar. 17
18
Mar. 17
2834 Feb.
1
5 109
Mar. 20
Mar. 29 137 54 Mar. 3
134
10834 Sale
13334 134
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
10754 Mar.
134
9854 Feb.
9834 Feb. 26 10134 Feb. 26
Mar. 20
10654 Feb. 10 109
Mar. 29 13834 Jan. 17
ASaxon Public Works—
3,000
29,000
35,000
86,000
26,000
8,000
16,000
43,000
3,000
3,000
140,000
321,000
315,000
94,000
42,000
65,000
418,000
6s
1937
ASchulte Real Estate 6s—1951
Scripps(E W) Co 534*—--1943
..1951
Scullin Steel Co 3s
18
25
34
82
1968
4s—1951
10254 Sale
5034 Sale
Southeast PAL 6s
10154 Mar. 20 10254 Jan.
2
Mar. 29
5034 Jan.
2 60
101
Feb. 25 10934 Mar. 21
10354 Mar. 26 106
Feb.
5
46
Jan.
6
3434 Mar. 31
8234
*A
10334 Sale
11034 Sale
Sou Carolina Power 5s
92
3634 Mar. 20
Mar.
8534 Mar. 5
8534 Mar. 12
9434 Mar. 12
8854
8854
9634
Mar. 11 10454
103
11034 Mar. 3 11054
93
11034
3734 Mar. 26
1 10134 Mar 18
6
8534 Mar, 27
10034 Mar.
"
8654 Sale
8654
87
1957
..2025
Mar 31
Mar, 21
8
Mar
Mar, 26
3
Mar,
102*m 10234 10134 10234 10154 Mar. 20 1011,i«Mar. 11
54
60
Sale
5534
5434 Mar. 18 60
Mar. 29
106
Sale
10854 Sale 10154 Mar. 6 10934 Mar. 21
106
108
10354 10434 10354 Mar. 26 106
Mar. 1
3534
37
3434 Sale
3434 Mar. 31 36
Mar. 7
Sale
SbawiniganW & P 434s—1967
4)4s series D
1970
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
1947
20
Feb. 13
20
Feb. 13
3634 Mar. 20 3734 Feb. 26
Jan. 13
10034 Feb. 14 102
81
Jan.
3
8734 Jan. 28
84
Feb. 19
90
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
8534 Feb. 20 90
6
93
Jan.
Feb. 10
97
4 104
103
Jan.
Feb.
7
Jan.
110
Feb. 18 110
4
3534 3634
10054 Sale
82
8334
37
10134 Sale
Sale
Southern Counties Gas
4,000
61,000
42,000
50,000
23,000
70,000
248,000
118,000
59,000
133,000
of California 434*
Southern Indiana Ry
Southwestern P A L 6s A.. 2022
S'western Pub Serv 6s A.. 1945
106
106
Sale
108
Spalding (AG) A Bros5s..1989
45
Sale
69
Sale
Standard Gas A Electric—
326,000
455.000
525,000
515,000
411,000
559,000
70,000
40,000
22,000
6s stamped
1,006,000
—1948
6s cojav stamped....... 1948
920,000
6s series A
1951
1,323,000
6s gold debs
1,144,000
1957
6s series B__.
1966
974,000
1957
1,436,000 Stand Power A Lt 6s
187,000 AStarrett Corp 5s—
1950
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp—
7s 2d stamped 4s
73,000
1946
7s 3d stamped 4s
65,000
-.1946
...
....
6854
6954
6934 Sale
6854
6954
6854
6954
6854 Sale
19
2034
7934 Sale
7934
80
7934 Sale
7954 Sale
8034 Sale
7934 Sale
21
2134
28
2934
52
35
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
-
2234
24
7854
7834
7834
7834
7834
7854
2154
32
30
58
5154
3234
53
3034 Mar. 29
51
Mar. 15
Sale
Sale
8754
8734
Sale
Sale
87
Sale
8834
8834
8834
8854
8834
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
20
20
20
20
20
88
Mar. 20
Jan.
8834 Mar. 20
6934 Jan.
6934 Jan.
69
70
Jan.
8834 Mar. 20
8834 Mar. 20
8854 Mar. 20
70
Jan.
8834 Mar. 20
20
32 34 Mar.
53
Mar.
2834 Feb.
43
Jan.
6
6
88
6834 Jan.
2534 Mar. 12
Jan.
Mar. 20
2534 Mar. 12
15
11
3234 Mar. 6
5334 Feb. 10
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
13,000
118,000
38,000
9,000
51,000
142,000
73,000
43,000
6,000
2,000
193,000
564,000
13,000
504,000
38,000
220,000
24,000
72,000
59,000
53,000
31,000
32,000
20,000
1,000
87,000
46,000
26,000
27,000
9,000
31,000
75,000
335,000
244,000
18,000
167,000
359,000
162,000
52,000
43,000
6,000
5,000
348,000
878,000
60,000
1,086,000
176,000
317,000
83,000
196,000
1953
1960
a634s series A
Texas Elec Service 5s
1956
6s
—..2022
Tide Water Power 5s A—1979
Texas Power A Lt 5s
Twin City Rap Tr 534*
A. 1952
J^UIen A Company—
6s 4th stamped...
♦United Elec of N J 4s
United Elec Service 7s
AUnited Indus 6 34*
1950
1949
1956
1941
1945
1974
Deb 6s
-1975
534s
1959
United Lt A Rys(Del)534* 1952
United Lt A Rys (Me)6s A1952
Deb 6s series A..
1973
Utah Power A Light 4 34*-1944
6s series A
2022
a
1st 6s
United Lt A Pow 634*
.—
172,000 Virginia Pub Ser 534* A.-.1946
6s
1940
103,000
5s series B
1950
81,000
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
a5s Income deb...
1954
374,000
1951
28,000 Wash Ry A Elec 4s
Washington Water Power—
1st mtge 334*
1964
59,000
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s
1944
290,000
15
24
1634
10654 Sale
10734
1063a 10734 10734
11834 12234 120
98
9634 Sale
5934 Sale
6034
2534
10634
10734
12154
9754
28
Sale
Sale
123
Sale
60 34 Sale
634
11854
834
734
734
2134 "26"
118
18
30
Sale
22
30
89
31
Sale
8634
106
8734
86
Sale
107
9534 Sale
12034
8634 Sale
120
101
102
10534 107
10134 102
10134 10134
96
1334 Mar. 13 2634
4 10754
10634 Jan.
107
Feb. 28 10834
11834 Mar. 6 12154
96
Feb. 24
9934
59
Feb. 14
6254
9
Sale
11454
Sale
Jan.
8
7
934 Jan.
11454 Mar, 29 11834 Jan.
1634 Mar, 19
2334 Jan.
2234
18
30
1634
1534
22
90
Sale
Sale
1334 Mar. 13 16 34 Mar. 31
Sale
10654 Mar.
1 10734 Mar. 6
10834 107
Mar. 3 10834 Mar. 25
124
11834 Mar. 6 120
Mar. 18
Sale
9634 Mar.
1
98
Mar. 13
Sale
5934 Mar. 10 6054 Mar. 21
"8934
9834
Sale
9754
10734 10334
Sale
2154
25
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
834
11454
1634
3034
89
Mar.
86
Mar.
Sale
10154 102
10234 103
10234 103
Mar.
1
Mar. 27
Mar. 4
9934 Mar. 24
9934 Mar. 24
10354 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9854 Mar. 25
10154 Mar. 18
10634 Mar. 17
10134 Mar. 20 102 34 Mar. 17
10034 Mar. 22 102
Mar. 31
Mar.
10234 Mar. 21 103
7
10134 Mar. 20 10234 Mar. 17
Jan. 13
10034 Mar. 22 102
Jan.
2
10234 Mar. 21 103
Mar.
10934
10634 10734 10734 10834 107
Sale
108
65
66
6234
6354
63
Mar. 3
6534 Mar. 26
10654 10734 10734 Sale
10634 Mar. 14 10834 Mar. 20
11654
11654 11734 11654 Mar. 3 11754 Mar. 21
105
Sale
100
105
100
Wisconsin P A L 4s A..—1966
10534
Sale
10534 106
1937
45,000 ItYork Rys Co 5s
♦5s stamped
........ 1947
93,000
9734
9934
98
9954
97
98
97]
99
9954
99]
21*
23
211
24
2234
2234
24
2234
2334
West
Penn Traction 5*—1960
Wheeling Elec Co 5s
.1941
454
4
Sale
109
Mar.
Mar.
6
5
Mar. 19
3 10954 Mar. 26
Mar. 22 107
Mar. 22
117
Mar.
105
3 10534 Mar.
1
9734 Mar. 26
9934 Mar. 13
98
2234 Mar. 14
2234 Mar. 14
1734 Mar. 4
2234 Mar. 14
24
Mar. 28
1854 Mar.
5
Mar. 29
9954 Mar.
6
Jan.
Feb.
4
Feb.
14
108
Jan.
13 10954 Jan.
15
26
10534 Feb.
21 10854 Jan.
6
59
Jan.
101
105
98
Sale
Mar. 24
Mar. 24
11
Mar. 26
15 121
Jan. 16
8354 Feb. 24
9854 Mar. 25
Jan.
7 102
101
Jan. 24
Feb. 24 109
103
Jan. 16
5954
10654
11634
10054
10734
2030
28
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
108
Penn Elec 5s
4
Jan.
100
109
West
Feb. 24
88
9934
Feb. 24
85
9934
10354 Mar 21 10854
3 100
9334 Feb.
9
Feb.
120
110
76,000
69,000
2,000
110,000
W*
30
Mar.
5
108
434
434
11034 10954
2
28
14
8
Mar.
96
3
Sale
4
Jan.
Jan.
25
31
24
28
Mar.
103
Sale
30
8
25
107
88
101
Mar. 29
30
Sale
11734 Sale
11734
99
8634 Sale
86
10134 10154 i
10134 101
10354 Sale
10654 Sale 10354
10134 10234 10134 Sale
Mar. 18
934
Mar. 29 118
Mar. 19 1834
Mar. 4 3034
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
105
Mar.
534 Jan.
3
6734 Jan. 29
105
Feb.
5 10834 Mar. 20
11634 Jan. 28 11834 Jan. 16
27 101
99
9734 Jan.
99
Jan.
3 10754 Jan.
Feb.
Jan
10034 Jan.
27
2
23
17
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agricul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
2,000
3,000
2,000
a20-year 7s
Apr 1946
A20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
5.000
1951
14,000 ABaden (Germany) 7s
10,000
25
18
1,000
"i",66o
"Y, 060
Colombia extl s f 7s
1948
ACent Bk of German State A
Prov Banks 6s B...
1951
6,000
a 6s A
1952
1,000
16,000 Danish Cons Munic 534s. .1955
5s
1953
5,000
22,000
Danzig P A Wat'way Bond—
Aexternal s f 634* stmp.-1952
6,000
20,000 iGerman Cons Munic 7s.. 1947
a6s
1947
39,000
8,000 AHanover (City) Ger7s—-1939
AHanover
"2",600
4,000
2,000
(Prov) 634s
1949
"¥,066 ALima (City), Peru, 634*--1958
1958
25,000 iMaranhao (State) 7s
9,000 AMedellin (Colombia) 7s_.1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
a7s issue of May 1927
1947
2,000
"9",000
13", 606
3,000
5,000
13,000
32,000
26,000
2,000
4,000
37,000
53,000
60,000
58,000
4,000
•
No par
a7s issue of Oct 1927
1947
AMtge Bank of Chile 6s—1931
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
AParana (State of) .Brazil 7s '58
aRIo de Janeiro 634s
1959
ARussian Govt 634*1919
a534s
1921
ASantiago (Chile) 7s
1949
value,
754
25
25
834
634
2834
18
634
1334
Feb.
8
Feb.
8
52
40
J an.
3
Mar. 13
18
234
6 34
31
7
Feb. 25
Mar. 24
27
15
27
22
Feb.
27
Jan.
22
22
34
34
2234
2234
Jo
28
10^
9
17
12
9
Sold
Ex-dividend.
"vtc"
1854 Mar.
~5
17
Jan.
Feb.
81
Jan.
26
Jan.
8
8
15
13
Jan.
31
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
8
2534
1034
"25"
Mar. 29
534 Feb. 27
1334 Feb. 14
7
Max.
6
634 Jan. 20
1434 Feb. 27
934 Jan.
8
3454
34
17
2234 Mar. 14
2234 Mar. 14
2234 Mar. 14
2234 Mar. 14
10
Mar. 18
1034 Mar. 29
25
34
1334 Mar. 11
40
40
934 Feb. 10
3034 Feb.
5
40
17
Sale
16
Mar. 10
Mar. 28
2234
2234
1034
Mar.
6
6
Mar. 5
in Mar. 11
7
_
15
34
1034
"n-v" non-voting,
voting trust certificates,
"w i" when
Mar. 24
Jan.
27
22
1334 Mar. 11
7
Mar. 6
834
"m" mortgage,
s
20
754
"cum" cumulative,
r
25
7
15
"conv" convertible,
Deferred delivery sale,
Bonds being traded flat,
Mar. 13
25
15
Abbreviations Used Above:
a
a
Mar. 13
7
4434
934
634
34
34
Sold under the rule.
Abbreviations Used Above:
25~
'25"
30
20
Sale
10
22
18
7
9
834 Jan.
Mar. 24
22
18
18
7
18
26
n
for cash.
Mar. 24
7
7434
30
2654
2134
2154
734
Mar. 24
7
18
Mar. 28
24
25
27
534
1334
1654
14
Feb.
23
2634 Jan.
15
il*
7
1434
934
8
734
2154 Jan. 11
2234 Jan. 15
1734 Mar. 4
15
2534
7434
22
18
28
3234
2234
3254
20
5
23
25
25
25
14
18
27
50
-----
15
ACauca Valley (Dept of) Rep of
issued.
Sale
15
934 Mar.
8
Mar. 10
1734 Mar. 12
7
Mar. 22
.40
34 Mar.
34 Mar.
934 Mar.
5
5
7
16
634
34
34
854
Mar. 28
Mar. 6
Jan. 23
Jan. 24
Jan. 15
1034 Mar. 29
Mar. 10
1754 Feb. 21
754 Jan.
2
54 Feb. 13
54 Jan. 15
93a Jan. 28
• Deferred
delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing range, are given as follows:
No sales.
n
Under the rule sales, in which no account is
taken in computing range, are given below:
Northern
March
Indiana Public
17 at 116.
Cash sales, in
Service
7%
preferred,
which no account 1« taken in
t Reported in receivership,
"cod" certificates of deposit,
"w w" with warrants,
computing range, are given below:
"cons" consolidated.
"x-w" without warrants.
Blckford's, Inc., common, March 18
r
at
13 34.
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1941
March
Shares_
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
March
1.748
233
100
S00
<650
750
650
350
400
1,422
10
390
3,194
7,140
500
1,500
50
750
200
200
7,437
69,860
4,600
200
"""535
1,100
1,350
450
6,265
2,750
100
730
4,791
120
400
950
2,200
210
1,250
1,788
647
115
200
10,200
900
900
3,250
170
220
320
200
100
100
3,150
2,200
"""250
20
10
110
660
1,723
2,950
1,250
BONDS
1941
1,600 Com'wealth Edison deb 3 54s '58
STOCKS
Shares
Ask
117
11754
500
Class A
25
2154
40
810
10k
10
815
a
2254
15
31
18
90 X
454
1
1
8
600 Associates Invest Co com—„*
34
Wheel capital. .4
5
com
1,210 Automatic Washer common..3
18,927 Aviation Corp (Del)
3
74,110
Rights
16,650 Aviation & Transport cap
1
500 Backstay Welt Co common...♦
200 Barber Co (W H) common
1
985 Barlow & Seelig Mfg A com. .5
Bastian-Blessing Co common.*
Belden Mfg Co common
10
Belmont Radio Corp
.*
Bendix Aviation Corp com
5
Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
500 Binks Mfg Co capital
1
.5
1,542 Bliss & Laughlm Inc com
Borg-Warner Corp common. .5
3,900
3,450
3,200
23,009
7,850
Sale
Sale
168
5
25,905 Armour & Co common
1,100 Aro Equipment Co com
31,350 Asbestos Mfg Co common
JAN.
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Highest
-
Sate Prices
Sale Prices
11454 Mar. 25 11454 Mar. 25
454
9
IX
3254
37
Sale
254
35
Sale
3
1
IX
X Sale
354 Sale
IX
1
4X
7
IX Sale
Sale
454
254
3
Sale
354
354
654
1754
1054
17
17 X
10 X Sale
5X
554
4X
16 X
954
3X
4X
4
6X
1654
16
9X
10
18 X Sale
1054
11
5
554
34X Sale
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
5
454
6
16 X
Sale
1854 Sale
Sale
Sale
§H
i*
Mar. 29
Mar. 10
254 Mar. 15
254 Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar.
5
16
Mar.
7
4
21
Mar.
6
Mar.
4
4
2954 Mar. 20
Mar.
4
Jan.
1254
1654
2154
Sale
1054 Mar.
1
15
12
12
Mar. 31
Mar.
3
1854 Mar.
8*
zlh
2H
9
Sale
3254
254
1
X
354 Sale
1854 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
454 Mar.
754 Mar.
IX Mar.
32
Mar.
254 Mar.
1
Mar
54 Mai.
354 Mar.
94
91
354
4
Mar.
5
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
i»» Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
5
Mar. 26
Jan.
454 Mar. 10
18
Mar.
17
10
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
1054 Mar. 8
554 Mar. 25
3454 Mar. 3
754 Mar. 18
33
Mar.
3
9
954 Feb. 21
Mar. 11
Mar. 28
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
2
554 Mar. 25
Feb.
14
754 Mar. 18
454 Feb. 1U
Mar. 11
Mar. 20
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
16
1754 Mar. 25
Mar. 11
1654 Feb.
4
1754
854
254
1354
Mar. 13
Mar. 22
Mar. 3
Mar. 12
1654 Jan.
754 Jan.
20
2
Jan.
2
1054 Jan-
2
15
Mar,
13
5
16
Feb.
10
23
9
10
29
2
11
56 Feb. 20
454 Mar. 15
Mar.
17
Mar. 25
6
25
554 Jan.
Mar.
454 Mar. 15
454 Mar. 10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
1
354 Mar.
"954"Mar."I6
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 6
Mar. 21
1
Mar.
Mar. 15
4
Mar.
5
Jan. 13
Jan.
Mar. 22
_
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 19
Mar. 28
Mar. 18
354
154
54
354
5
Feb.
4
Mar.
Mar. 12
160
lis6 Mar.
454
654
1554
1654
95a
1054
1854
1954
1154 Sale
5
554
3654 Sale
754 Sale
5
554
1554
17
1754 Sale
7
7
2054 Mar.
1154
1554
20 h
2854
Sale
3
4
2854 Mar.
5
Sale
3
46
9
10
11
Mar. 7
Jan. 13
1154 Mar.
91
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4454 Feb. 26
25
Feb. 14
Sale
16054 Sale
Feb. 21
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Mar. 10
12
lu Sale
354
14754 Mar. 13 *49
4454 Mar. 4
Sale
854
854 Mar. 29
Mar. 15
Sale
'
19
87 X
93
160X Sale
5
10
3
2954
■
8
19
554 Jan.
17
10
Jan.
9
1054 Jan.
14
Mar. 11
19
1154 Jan.
6
Jan.
3754 Jan.
854 Jan.
15
21
28
2
Jan.
21
1854 Jan.
2054 Jan.
8
5
10
15.523
470 Brach & Sons (E J) capital
*
2,200 Brown Fence & Wire cl A pfd.*
Common
2,650
8,050 Bruce Co (E L)
1
-.5
common.
220 Bunte Bros common
3,600 Burd Piston Ring common
.10
1
10
8,378 Butler Bros common
5% cum conv pref
—30
3,341
Campbell Wyant & Cannon
Foundry capital..
1,000
*
1,400 Castle & Co (A M) common.10
13,610 Central 111 Pub Serv pref
_*
Central 111 Secur Corp—
Common
1
2,500
Convertible preferred
3,500
___*
50c
10,800 Cent & S W Util common
Prior lien4preferred
510
*
Preferred
$
1,510
800 Central States Pr & Lt pref..*
*
1,030 Chain Belt Co common
450 Cherry Burrell Corp com
5
100 Chicago City & Con Ry pt pf.»
23,250 Chicago Corp common
.1
Convertible preferred
*
12,450
100 Chicago Elec Mfg class A
*
1,800 Chicago Flexible Shaft com. .5
20 Chicago Rys part ctfe 1
100
...
60 Chicago Towel Co conv pref
Common capital
130
1,410
7,373
13,000
4,150
1,004
1654
18X
754 Sale
16
8
154
1254
Sale
2
1054 Sale
1554
18X
354 Sale
4X Sale
1954 Sale
12
90
Sale
94
70 Deep Rock ,Oil Corp conv pref. *
1,833 Deere & Co common........*
20 De Mets Inc preferred
.._.*
1,715 Dexter Co (The) common....5
585 Diamond T Motor Car
com.
Rights of the Aviation Corp. totaling
.2
15
1154 Feb. 18
1454 Jan.
1754 Feb. 21
8954 Jan.
2
21
Jan.
4
28
9554 Jan.
10
20
Mar. 29
94
Mar.
•mm-mrn
J*
Sale
2854
66X
~69~54
1254
6754
X
2X
54
1
56 Mar. 7
54 Mar. 6
554 Mar. 25
554 Mar. 4
54 Mar. 6
5& Mar. 1
Sale
Mar. 31
105
Mar. 6 112
41
Mar. 11
40
Mar. 28 43
7
654 Mar. 26
754 Mar. 6
19
Mar.
5
1954
1854 Mar. 13
12
Mar. 28
1254
1254 Mar. 29
54 Mar. 3
54 Mar. 3
54
Sale
1
54 Mar.
54 Mar. 3
29
2754 Mar. 6 2854 Mar. 28
Sale
254
7054
854
6254
454
154
.854
954
6554
6654
454
' 5
154 Sale
3554
38
2854 Sale
254
254
554 Sale
2X
42X
Sale
2
Sale
154
Sale'
1454
19
20
23
2
26
Sale'
154
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
72
22
20
29
26
19
Mar. 21
Mar. 20
9
Mar. 3
6954 Mar. 11
454 Mar. 10
2
29
3
Mar.
Mar.
1
7
Mar.
14X Mar.
1954 Mar.
109
Mar.
16
Mar.
92
Mar.
17
Mar.
154 Mar.
1
Feb. 21
54 Mar. 3
54 Feb. 14
2754 Feb. 21
67
Jan.
Feb.
14
26
54 Mar. 10
Ill
Jan.
7054 Mar.
854 Mar.
6254 Mar.
354 Feb.
154 Mar.
3754 Feb.
2754 Jan.
1254 Feb.
6
Jan.
7
14
16
15
11
9
Feb.
17
20
Mar. 22
6
454
6
454 Mar. 10
454 Mar. 10
8
9
754
8
854
854
854 Mar.
9
For other footnotes
see page
54.
5
Mar. 13
8
1
10
254 Feb. 11
Feb.
Jan.
5
10
28
Jan.
7
6
5
30
24
1954 Feb. 19
Jan.
23
254 Jan.
29
454 Mar. 10
854 Mar. 5
4
654 Jan. 23
254 Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Jan.
2
2354 Jan.
10854 Mar, 5 11054 Jan.
1454 Mar, 29 1954 Jan.
Jan.
2
90
8054 Jan.
19
Jan.
17
Feb. 24
IX Feb.
154 Jan. 21
95* Feb. 15 1154 Jan.
11
2
18
14
Mar. 20
29
2
Jan. 10
21
Mar. 21
4X
X Jan.
38
754 Mar. 31
2154 Mar. 31
Mar. 22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
73
54 Mar.
1
24
11
30
20
14
3
954 Jan.
7254 Jan.
Mar. 25
Mar.
1
'
Mar.
Jan.
72
29
15
19
11
6
iH
22
Mar. 21
15
Jan.
14
20
7
11
6*
1.2*
4 112
24
Sale
Sale
Mar.
6
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
47
854 Jan. 14
4
2154 Jan.
1754 Mar. 24
154 Jan.
21
15
69,860 not included.
12
454 Jan.
154 Jan.
54 Jan.
Sale
11
1854 Feb. 18
6
154 Jan.
554 Feb. 27
20
21X
6
6
Mar.
Mar. 28
Feb. 13
554 Mar.
254 Mar.
154 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17
Mar.
154 Mar.
754
2154
105
40
254 Mar. 21
554 Mar. 11
6
254 Mar.
1
Mar. 15
1054
154
2154
654
Mar. 21 112
1354
1754
10854
1454
8854
10854 11054
954
56 Feb. 14
7
554 Jan.
54 Jan. 24
54 Mar. 10
3
5
254
154
1454
1
70
10
254 Mar.
554 Mar.
7
---
31
2854 Mar.
„
5
6754 Mar
54 Mar
112
71
Sale
354 Jan.
20
10854 115
954
IX
2154 Jan.
Mar. 31
Sale*
Mar. 20
22
954 Jan. 11
2X Jan. 11
1354 Mar. 12
1554 Jan. 14
4
Jan. 15
554 Jan.
8
1254 Mar. 10
Mar. 19
I""
21
1254 Mar. 17
2
Jan.
18
2
454 Feb. 19
1954 Jan.
2
1
19
11
c
Decker (Alf) & Cohn—
Common
............10
Preferred
100
2054 Mar.
354 Mar. 5
454 Mar. 13
91
18
110
354 Mar. 27
454 Mar. 3
2054 Mar. 31
5
28
1454
21X
4
Mar. 20
Sale
21X
ft
13
19
40
6
16**
Mar. 29
Mar. 3
91
754
27 %
1254
2
1154 Mar.
20
43
1,480 Cudahy Pack Co 7 % cum pf 100
3,000 Cunningham Drug Stores.. 2 54
320 Curtis Lighting Inc common254
300 Dayton Rubber Mfg common.l
20
1154
654
2054
1254
38 X
10
385 Continental Steel common...*
Preferred
70
100
3,185 Crane Co common..
25
Sale
112
Sale
V t
Sale
2054
8
6
*A
56
6
554
54 Sale
Sale
com
Sale
1654 Mar.
Sale
1754
Sale
*
common
1254
X,
X
554
6
*/b Sale
Chicago Yellow Cab capital--*
Chrysler Corp common
...5
Cities Service Co
Sale
1th
115
Club Alum4Utensil Co
14
454
2054
1454
Sale
106
1654
854
254
Sale
354
1454
20 X
*
pref part shares
..50
590 >|Com part shs v t c A
50
Common part shs v t c B
1,720
*
2,643 Container CTorp of Am com..20
50
10
3%
3X
1154
1254
1054 Sale
1454
1554
2054
21X
60 Altorfer Bros conv pref
*
1,530 American Pub Serv pref
100
10,257 Amer Tel & Tel Co capital.. 100
Yi
600
10
29
Consumers Co—
210
4654
Sale
4.750 Consolidated Biscuit com.... 1
16,523 Consolidated Oil Corp
*
200
49
46
3
1,650
9,224
30
49
8X
36
550 Automatic Products
Lowest
11454 11554 11354 11454 11454 Mar. 25 11454 Mar. 25
*
2,520 Allis-Ohalmers Mfg Co
2,500 Athey Truss
Ask
44
22",150
896
RANGE SINCE
Sale Prices
March 31
Ask Bid
4754
254
220
$6,000
600,000
par
35 H
29 X
1,180
1,113
Bid
*
4,440 Abbott Laboratories com
25
1,089 Acme Steel Co common
310 Adams (J D) Mfg common
*
♦
1,600 Adams Oil & Gas Co com
2,900 Advanced Alum Castings
5
2,350 Aetna Ball Bearing common.. 1
1,750 Allied Laboratories common. _*
1,000 Allied Products Corp Com.. 10
*
'
Jan. 1 to March 31
March 1
Bid
30 Coleman Lamp & Stove com..*
92,800 Com'wealth Edison com..
25
490
250
$1,600
1,600
Price
Shares
Shares
194011
1941
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
Bond Sales
March
657,000
1,674,000
PRICES IN MARCH
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
1,600
1940
a397,000
834,000
11
24
0
15
8
27
17
154 Jan.
11
Jan.
9
24
754 Feb.
225* Jan.
11
6
9
Jan.
29
954 Jan.
954 Jan.
10
10
April, 1941]
chicago
stock
53
exchange
AGQREOATE
Shares
75
PRICES IN MARCH
chicago
stock exchange
SALES
In
March
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Par
•
1,000 Dodge Mfg Corp common—*
50
Eddy Paper Corp. (The).— *
9,150 El Household U til Corp——5
16
7,100 Elgin Nat Watch Co
1
9,000 tEversharp Inc common
900
2,400
420
"450
200
1,250
March 1
1941
Shares
425 Dixie-Vortex Co common
400
4,350
150
1,030 Fairbanks Morse common—*
Fitz Simons & Connell Dredge
& Dock Co common*
400
10
2,850 Four-Wheel Drive Auto
Fox (Peter) Brewing com
6
1,950
7,250 Fuller Mfg Co common
Bid
Ask
8*
it* it*
11*
13
14
15
12]
4]
30*
2*
....
3
28
2
45 *
6*
6
21
16*
SH
Sale
3*
32
2*
Sale
2*
Sale
33*
2*
37
40
1,250
657
6,368
517
70
725
150
717
2,300
3,650
552
6*
o?*
24
21
5
4*
4*
17
Sale"
51
11
10*
2*
2*
38 * Sale
11
Sale
48
Sale
General Finance Corp com
General Foods common
2,600
2,967
32,884
1,144
-_*
General Motors Corp com—.10
General Outdoor Aav com—"
Class A
70
2,395 Gillette Safety Razor com—
54 *
Sale
32*
Sale
38*
1
17*
-----
150 Godchaux Sugars Inc class A.
1,100 Goidblatt Bros Inc common..
8
Great Lakes Dr & Dk
2*
Sale
Sale
4*
8*
Sale
16 *
Hall Printing Co
com—
common—10
300
4,500 Heileman Brewing Co G cap.. 1
200
60
3
750 Hein Werner Motor Parts
450 Hibb Spencer Bartlett com..25
.*
710 H orders Inc common.
250 Hormel & Co (Geo A) com— *
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
13*
3*
31*
2*
Mar. 18
Mar.
7
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
13* Mar. 18
Mar. 1
ifs
4*
33
2*
40*
Mar. 22
Mar.
3
38* Mar.
4
Mar. 15
a
W
Sale
Sale
Sale
14* Sale
7
3
Mar. 19
Mar. 19
6
Mar. 10
6* Mar.
3
21
51
52
50* Mar. 13
52* Mar. 22
9*
Mar. 31
4* Mar. 18
18
Mar. 24
11
2
2*
35* Sale
42* Sale
3*
4
6
3*
3*
7
7*
18*
10*
15*
14*
18
10*
15*
13*
3
7
18
10
Sale
7*
Sale
10*
16* Sale
13*
13*
2
Mar.
6*
9*
35* Mar. 1
42* Mar. 3
3* Mar. 25
2*
36*
44*
4*
47
4
Mar. 18
2* Mar. 28
7
Mar. 10
17* Mar.
3
10
8
Mar.
15* Mar. 14
13* Mar. 29
8
7*
8*
8*
38*
12*
8*
9*
38* Sale
14 * Sale
30
Mar.
19* Mar. 3
4* Mar. 10
17* Mar. 1
8
8*
Mar. 27
4*
18*
47
4
19 *
10
180 Hamilton Mrg cl A part
Highest
Sale Prices
63
3* Sale
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—
Gossard Co (H W) common-
3,415
4,700
16,900
2,340
Lowest
Sale Prices
7*
-
1,150
270
8*
12*
13*
7
61
pref-10
1,450 Harnischfeger Corp common .10
30
37*
7
Denver Co common-*
6
1
Ask
11
15
$3 cum conv preferred----20
50
873 General Amer Transp com—6
2,550 Gardner
166
March 31
Ask Bid
8
9
Bid
150 General Candy class A
200
RANOE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Since
19
Feb.
4*
17*
63*
49*
10*
Mar. 10
Jan.
6
Feb.
4
Feb. 17
Feb. 25
3
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
21
11
4
22
11
Mar. 20
Mar.
6
38* Mar. 17
13* Mar. 3
32
20*
6*
16*
9*
14*
13*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 29
7
Jan.
18
6*
8*
8*
37*
12*
31*
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
4
13
19
27
19
7
Jan.
13
6
3
6* Jan.
8
17
27
23
Jan.
5* Jan.
19
Jan.
27
63* Feb.
4
10
4
55
11
47
Mar. 18
2* Mar. 28
3
16
Jan.
47
Jan.
16
45* Jan.
Mar. 18
7
2
24
Jan.
Jan.
4* Mar. 27
33* Feb. 28
2
7* Mar. 24
8* Mar. 3
27
19
15
39
48
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
6* Jan. 22
5* Feb.
5
9* Jan.
14
23
8
10
18
7
18
21
2
3
17
33* Feb. 15
40* Feb. 19
3* Mar. 25
Mar. 20
13
19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 10
Mar. 7
Mar, 10
Mar. 18
3* Mar.
7*
19*
10*
17*
14*
8*
11*
13*
3*
28*
2*
37*
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
6
Jan.
0
Jan. 24
Mar. 18
Jan.
3* Jan.
14
20* Feb. 14
8
20*
10*
17*
16*
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
8
Jan.
3
11
16
22
9
20
17
14* Jan.
14
16
11
7
35
15
9* Jan.
9* Jan.
40
Jan.
Jan.
Houdaille-Hershey—
1,050
150
752
450
3,890
400
1,465
1,060
664
1,057
Class B___.
4,120
650 Hubbell, Harvey, Inc com.-.6
Hupp Motor Car common
5,319
1,550
9,255
1,650
4,850
2,060
1,797
3,125
Illinois Brick Co capital
Illinois Central RR com
1
10
100
Indep Pneum Tool s t c new-.*
Indianapolis Pr & Lt com
*
Indiana Steel Prod
inland Steel Co
1
com
capital-..—*
Internat Harvester common..*
10 Interstate Power $7 pref
100
1,555
100
1,250
1,000
100
430
210
1,850
500
100
400
10
100
13,700
450
30
400
470
110
1,000
350
1,190
10
550
•
3,445
3,600
650
6,750
*
13 *
17
2,190 Kentucky Utii jr cum pref.-50
320
6% preferred
100
3,950 Ken-Rad Tube & Lp com A..*
1,100 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap—1
1,750 La Salle Ext Univ common—5
*
1,500 Leath & Co common
Cumulative preferred
250
*
500 Le Roi Co common
10
42,740 Lib by, McNeill & Libby com. 7
1,200 Lincoln Printing Co com
..*
360
$3.50 preferred
— *
1,300 Lindsay Light & Chem com.-*
1,360 Lion Oil Ref Co capital-.
*
669 Liquid Carbonic common—.*
4,900 Loudon Packing common
*
400 Lynch Corp common
5
5,630 McCord Rad & Mfg "A"
»
60 McQuay-Norris Mfg com
*
1,550 McWiliiams Dredging Co com *
50 Mapes Consol Mfg capital
*
11,940 Marshall Field & Co
Sale
1
1
25
7
27
16*
6
10*
16*
1*
20*
9
"'5*
20*
7% preferred A...... —100
6% preferred A
100
12,310 Miller & Hart Inc
conv
pref. 24
200
650 Minneapolis Brew Co com—1
200
800 Modine Mfg common
350 Monroe Chemical Co com
*
*
7
2
20
14*
35*
28
4
27
29*
4*
5*
6* Sale
3
4$
3*
3
Sale
*
4
101
14*
24*
3*
26*
4*
5
101
Feb.
3
Jan.
Mar.
6
Mar. 31
Mar. 15
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Mar. 12
5*
*
*
*
*
13
5*
25*
1*
Sale
6*
26*
2
Jan.
6]
Jan.
9% Feb.
14* Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar.
6
20* Mar.
Mar. 25
Mar. 22
Mar. 10
15* Mar. 15
Mar. 29
Jan.
3
Feb.
16
7
16* Jan.
2
Mar. 29
1* Feb.
9
23
Jan.
9
14* Feb. 18
37* Jan. 29
8* Mar. 10
5
24* Feb.
Jan.
35* Mar.
5* Jan.
24* Feb.
3
Mar.
4
Mar. 31
27
14
15
1
Mar. 20
*
*
12* Sale
5*
6
25*
26*
1*
1*
4
Jan.
29
Jan.
9
5* Feb.
6* Jan.
7
2
Feb.
% Feb.
3* Feb.
3* Jan.
Mar.
1
Mar. 19
Mar. 12
Mar.
6
Mar. 6
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
26
15* Jan.
28* Jan.
11
4 * Jan. 30
4* Feb. 27
6
4* Mar.
5*
4*
4*
*
*
12*
5*
13* Jan. 17
24* Feb. 21
3* Mar. 25
27
5
5*
Sale
5
Feb.
1
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11$
27$
Mar.
5
10
15
20
22
8
10
19
9
4
Jan.
7
Mar. 28
1»
Jan.
7
Jan.
21
* Jan.
1
18
7
28
21
Feb.
60* Jan.
106* Jan.
3* Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
46* Mar.
3* Jan.
25* Jan.
7
Mar. 12
Mar. 10
8
Jan.
101* Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
8$
7* Mar.
3
Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14
44
Jan.
3* Mar. 20
47* Mar.
102
3* Mar. 25
H.
*
5* Sale
5
5*
*
9& 10*
6
6*
26* Sale
1
1*
14*
25
3
29
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
101
Mar.
14
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
Feb.
40
20*
27
3*
"4"
9*
14*
1*
20*
12*
35*
14*
3i*
14* Sale
150
21
Sale
7.450 Midland United Co common..*
6,290
*
Sale
6*
11
Sale
2
22*
27
*
5,750 Mickelberry's Food Prod com.l
39,200 Middle West Corp capital—5
1
1
9
1
Mar.
3*
Mar.
3
5* Mar.
Sale
1
*
1
7
7H
7
5
4* Mar. 4
7* Mar. 26
Mar.
3* Mar.
* Mar.
1
Mar.
3* Mar.
27* Mar.
3*
5* Feb.
% Mar.
2* Feb.
6* Feb.
12* Mar.
Mar. 21
11
17* Jan. 21
Jan.
7
Mar. 3
8* Jan. 10
29* Jan. 10
21* Jan. 27
3* Mar. 10
3
90* Jan.
9
53* Jan.
2
2* Jan.
2* Feb. 11
18
Mar. 21
13* Jan.
Feb.
40
Mar. 14
Mar. 17
18
46* Mar.
Sale
1
3*
4*
6*
2*
2*
16*
11*
IVi
Mar.
101
Sale
Mar. 18
Mar.
3
Mar. 26
Mar.
7
21* Mar. 15
3* Mar. 10
Mar.
17* Mar.
11* Mar.
40
Mar.
4
Mar.
7* Mar.
101
Mar.
Sale
*
800
47
45*
3K
3*
2?*
20* Mar.
3* Mar.
74* Mar.
Sale
com
25,750
Convertible preferred A
*
1,350 Midland Util 6% pr lien.-.100
1,600
7% prior lien
100
500
25
Sale
95 Masonite Corp common
& Mfrs Sec cl A com
290
$2 cumul part pref
9,550 Mer
300
300
50
Mar.
2* Mar.
6* Mar.
100
Preferred
13,650
350
18
17*
250 Joslyn Mfg & 8upply Co com.5
4,950 Katz Drug Co common—1
*
5,650 Kellogg Switchboard com
12* Mar. 11
17* Mar. 24
11* Mar.
16* Mar.
*« Sale
2*
3 H
6 * Sale
26*
27 H
20* Sale
3*
3H
89 * Sale
51* Sale
2 H Sale
110
$6 preferred
....*
250 Iron Fireman Mfg Co vtc—*
1
4,216 Jarvis (W B) Co capital
140
Sale
Mar. 25
3
14
31
7
Jan.
2
* Feb.
* Feb.
10
Jan.
7
10
10
5* Mar. 17
25* Feb.
4
1
Jan.
29
35
Feb.
19
Feb. 14
Mar. 7
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
Feb.
6
Feb. 10
14* Mar. 10
7
6* Jan.
9
27* Jan.
1* Feb. 13
Montgomery Ward & Co—
2,366
80
100
45
487
900
8,205
Common
*
210 Muskegon Mot Spec class A._*
37* Sale
550 Nachman Springfilled com—*
265 Nat'l Bond & Invest com
.»
9*
12*
2,920 National Cylinder Gas com—1
900 Nat Pressure Cooker com
National
200
732
9,350
190
400
1,250
1,650
50
260
340
""40
150
2
Sale
11
11*
13*
Sale
3*
4*
36* Sale
25*
26*
9*
11*
12*
13*
9*
10
3*
4*
36* Sale
24* 25*
10
11*
36* Mar.
3
24* Mar. 18
38* Mar. 11
25* Mar. 10
10
6
10
Mar.
12
12* Mar. 5
9* Mar. 31
13
Mar,
5
Mar. 11
28
29
28*
28
29*
27
350 Northern Paper Mills com—*
550 Northern 111 Finance com
*
2,800 Northwest Airlines Inc com
*
9,550 Northwest Bancorp com
*
200 Northwest Eng Co capital
*
1,020 Nor West Util pr lien pref.. 100
1,160
7% preferred
100
10 Nunn-Bush Shoe common—2*
100 Omnibus Corp common-.....6
Mfg Co common
*
70
700 Parker Pen Co (The) com...10
200 Peabody Coal Co B com.....5
130
6% preferred
100
\5°
29*
30*
31* Sale
6
Sale
10*
6
7
12
10
10
11
10*
9*
9*
11*
Sale
18
21
Sale
12"" Sale'
20
52
22*
59*
12
13
9*
7
13
61
10*
14*
1,375
120
175
200
3,217
T.050
1,300
930
150
700 Rath Packing common
800
60
*
*
50
8*
Rollins
2,850
800
1,850 Sangamo Elec
set
10
4
29
28
24*
6*
*
10
1
Sale
10
11
1
*
82*
10
60c
45
2*
83
156
48*
1 *
Sale
10*
Sale
a
1*
101*
10
Sale
22
60
Sale
9
Mar. 10
Mar.
4
10
4* Mar. 11
29
Mar. 15
26* Mar. 28
6* Mar.
5
28* Mar.
11
Mar. 19
9* Mar. 4
9* Mar. 27
11
Mar. 26
19* Mar. 18
12
10
64.
24* Mar. 18
9* Feb. 10
12* Feb.
3
9* Mar. 31
4
Mar. 10
60
Mar. 25
7*
*
44*
15
24*1
a*
6*
10* Mar. 29
8*
13*
12*
*
39* Jan.
27* Jan.
7
8
Feb. 14
Mar.
5
Jan.
2
10
13
11
4
Co common..
*
4*
22
4*
23
3*
21*
4* Mar. 11
11*
9*
10*
11*
19*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10* Jan.
9* Mar. 4
9* Feb. 19
63
13
Mar. 10
Mar.
7
27
1
12
10
18
5* Jan.
30
13
11
Feb.
19*
54*
10*
10*
Feb. 19
Feb.
1
Mar. 29
Jan.
7
18
Jan.
9
32* Jan.
9
32
8
Mar. 19
Jan.
7
12
10* Feb. 10
10* Mar. 12
14
Jan.
8
22* Jan.
23
Feb. 28
Jan.
3
63
13
8
10
10* Jan.
7
9* Feb. 25
10
Jan.
6
10
Mar. 19
Mar. 13
Mar. 28
Mar. 19
8
12
12* Mar. 14
12
* Jan.
29
Mar. 24
50
Mar. 24
45
Jan.
31
50
16
16
Mar. 18
16
Mar. 18
14
Feb.
13
* Feb.
28
24*
43*
25*
6*
*
11*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
26
22
Feb.
14
11
36* Jan.
2
24
5
24
28
Feb.
8
24* Jan. 11
43* Mar. 11
Jan. 22
27
Jan.
8
8
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
Feb. 13
10
*
Sale
42*
26*
6*
1
10
11
22* Mar.
40
24
Mar.
Mar.
6* Mar.
* Mar.
9* Mar.
21
11
11*
3
Sale
80
151* 148*
45
51
47*
1
1*
1*
1 *
*
*
10
10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
3
Mar. 24
85* Mar. 31
151* Mar. 21
51* Mar. 10
1* Mar.
1
Mar.
6
3
10
Mar.
1
3* Sale
20*
3* Mar. 31
20
Mar. 28
3* Mar. 24
21* Mar. 11
Mar. 13
Mar. 28
Mar. 13
6* Mar. 24
* Jan. 16
9* Feb. 19
10
2* Mar.
149
20
4
26* Mar. 28
101*
4
22*
Mar.
48
10*
2*
85
28
6
Mar. 19
8
13
8
*
23*
41*
26*
6*
7*
13*
20
12
*
44*
Sale
11* Sale
13*
150
Common
page
5
6
Hosiery Mills—
400
For footnotes
11]
9]
12*
*
23
100
Preferred
7
8
40*
4,150 Raytheon Mfg Co com
5,450
6% preferred
5
440 Reliance Mfg Co common—10
10
4
12
100
Preferred
8*
15
9,86i Pennsylvania RR capital
50
7,718 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke cap. 100
940 Perfect Circle (The) Co
*
*
1,785 Poor & Co class B
550 Potter Co (The) common
1
7,860 Pressed Steel Car common—1
100
5% cum conv 1st pref
5
1,350 Process Corp (The) common— *
4,130 Quaker Oats Co common
*
270
700
Sale
45
10*
11*
12* Sale
10
10*
600 Penn Elec Switch class A.-.10
50 Penn Gas & Elec A com.....*
"~2", 969
13
9* Sale
Mar.
Standard—
2,550
Common stock
.10
3,227 Noblitt-Sparks lnd Inc cap.-5
18,150 North American Car com
20
40 Ontario
27
Feb.
13
1* Feb.
15
13* Jan.
10
* Jan. 29
16
Feb.
7
Jan.
13*
3
Mar. 24
Jan.
7
Jan.
148* Mar. 24 160
46* Feb. 21 57* Jan.
15
10
80
1
Mar.
Jan.
3 105
8
2
Feb. 27
i* Jan. 23
* Jan. 20
9* Feb. 13 10* Feb. 20
101* Feb. 19 101* Feb. 19
3* Mar. 31
20
Mar.
4* Jan.
8
281 22* Jan.
11
I
CHICAGO
54
EXCHANGE
STOCK
AQQREOA TE
Jan. 2
STOCKS
March
Jan. 1
Sharer
500
160
250
50
800
180
160
262
120
700
150
~
5~i20
400
4,132
200
2,600
11,500
2,222
1,056
250
650
1,923
601
385
11,911
454
.
1941
Sharer
500
1,100
1,200
800
75
950
262
400
20
3,350
Par
1,950 Schwltzer Cummins capital—1
9,150 Sears, Roebuck & Co capital--*
2,350 Serrick Corp class B common-1
420 Sign ode Steel Strap Co pf—30
Common
*
550
300 Sivyer Steel Castings com
*
4,150 South Bend Lathe wks cap—5
440 South Colo Pow cl A com—25
490 Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd__*
2
2,831 Spiegel Inc common
1,040 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap.-*
1,950 Standard Dredging Corp pref20
Common.
1
4,100
59 Standard Gas & Elec com----*
25
13,313 Stand Oil of Ind capital
70 Stein & Co (A) common
*
550 Sterling Brewers Inc common. 1
13,797 Stewart-Warner Corp com—5
10
850 Storkline Furniture com
5
9,900 Sunstrand Mach Tool com
25
35,230 Swift & Co capital stock
7,423 Swift Internacional capital--15
5,404 Texas Corp capital
25
2,040 Thompson (J R) common.
2
25
1,650 Trane Co (The) common
5,376
3,415
1,993
37,911
1,910
4,600
1,800
2,900
250
896
1,000
3,570
•
March
Ask
9
Sale
783
13
Sale
26
29
18
Sale
34 %
Sale
i
Bid
%
84
714
14
284
654
12 4
174
324
100
1
Utility & Ind Corp common..5
Convertible preferred
.... 7
250 Viking Pump Co common
*
4
99 4
54
Sale
12*4
Sale
4
14
26 4 Sale
12
12%
%
1
134
2
26
94
4
74
64
6%
36
Sale
22% Sale
174 Sale
39 % Sale
5%
6%
114 Sale
Sale
694 Sale
1274 1284
1
Sale
March
74
72%
14
294
14
144
32%
%
5%
64%
13%
33 4
224
174
35%
44
10 4
1
Sale
12 4
1
Sale
7
344
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
114
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Ask
8
Sale
24
30
15%
16
33%
1
Sale
66%
13%
74 Mar. 24
71 % Mar.
1
1% Mar. 21
8% Mar. 13
73% Mar. 11
28% Mar.
3
30
14
Mar.
6
15%
293
ty
99 M
5M
Mar. 20
Mar. 18
Mar.
7
66
Mar.
1
12M
Mar. 11
Sale
11%
%
12%
1
7% Sale
7
6
30
22
18%
36%
5%
10%
Mar. 24
61
4
14
Mar. 27
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12
20
11
18
Mar. 17
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10
15
18
18
31%
27% Mar. 31
% Mar. 13
6% Mar. 4
74
69%
1 %
28%
Mar. 24
Feb. 15
Feb. 25
Mar. 3
No par value
Jan.
10
14% Jan.
27
2
Jan.
1
Jan.
2
28
31
65
Jan.
70
12%
1%
4
25%
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
6
31
Sale
21 %
Sale
36%
5%
Sale
17%
35
4%
10%
Mar.
5
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Mar. 4
Mar. 6
Mar.
1
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
68
Sale
33%
22%
18%
36%
5%
11%
Mar. 20
3
17
20
29
13
18
13% Mar. 8
64% Mar. 12
59% Mar. 11
123% Mar. 26
% Mar. 24
% Mar. 18
1% Mar. 21
63
6
Jan.
16
29
Feb.
19
36
3
21%
17%
34%
4%
Mar. 28
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
Mar. 1
10% Mar. 29
61% Feb.
12% Feb.
61% Feb.
55
117
18
19
20
20 4
1984 1044
6
7
89
91
1
Sale
18
204
954
54
91
14
19
Sale
97
6
21
93
92
2
95
6
-2%
95
,
24
19%
17%
19%
93%
6%
Mar. 3
Mar. 31
Mar. 5
Mar. 25
Mar. 26
91
Mar.
6
1% Mar.
3
3
4
22
Jan.
Jan.
6
12
Jan.
13
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
8
Jan.
30
Jan.
18
39% Jan.
14
In
1% Feb.
Jan.
34
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
22%
18%
17% Mar. 31
19
Feb. 13
22%
Feb. 19 104%
90
Mar. 14
5
91
Feb.
93
Jan.
13
6
3% Mar. 19
1
Jan.
2
19% Feb. 25
-
9
6
Feb.
20%
18%
22%
96%
6%
14
13
17
17
28
Jan.
6% Jan.
Jan.
40
130
Mar.
224
20
Sale
21 %
Sale
64
2
27
14
19% Jan.
69% Jan.
70% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
32
19%
17%
Jan.
24% Jan.
I?*
39% Jan.
Sale
8
1R
27% Jan.
4 Jan. 30
6% Feb. 15
41
20
2
8
28
12% Jan. 31
4 Mar. 13
8% Jan. 10
6% Mar. 5
34
7
93
Jan.
2
Mar. 13
Jan. 15
Jan.
4
Jan.
Feb.
10
3
3% Mar. 19
Bankshares—
Common
*
........
Woodall Indust common
.2
*
Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co capital
Yates-Amer Mach capital. .15
Zenith Radio Corp common
x
23
24
*
4,750
2,650
2,641
3,148
8.664
30
Jan.
15% Jan.
18
Jan.
20
6 35% Jan,
18
% Jan.
24 100% Jan.
19
6% Jan.
Feb. 27
29
Sale
11
2
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
38
6,342 Walgreen Co common
92 Wayne Pump Co capital.- ..1
2,243 Western Union Teleg corn- 100
.50
1,356 West'house El & Mfg com
1,210 Wieboldt Stores Inc com..
Cum prior preferred
50
7,100 Williams Oil-O-Matic com.
2
15%
29%
%
99%
5%
*
Preferred
9% Jan.
78% Jan.
13
% Mar. 13
7% Mar. 12
6% Mar. 5
"
%«
14
15%
15%
33%
%
100%
6%
66%
13%
1%
5
25% Mar.
64% Mar.
65% Sale
12% Mar.
12%
13
61 % Mar.
62%
64
59
Sale
55% Mar.
56% Sale
118% Mar.
119
120
123% Sale
% Mar.
4
1
%
1
Mar.
%>
Me
Me
4
1%
1% Mar.
1%
v14 Sale
654
134
Mar. 28
4
4
27
2
12
Mar.
1M Mar. 21
2
4
Sale
67
7% cumul preferred
Utah Radio Products com
14
a*
67
694 Sale
164 Sale
United States Steel common..*
84
Sale
15
32
"54 "~6%
U S
capital..5
Gypsum Co common
20
1
Ask Bid
12
United Air L Transp
Union Carbide & Carbon cap.*
Wisconsin
1,300
Bid
—
10
2,055
1
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
2,953
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
CHICAGO
SALES
In
Ex-dividend.
54
4 4
784
44
Sale
Sale
Sale
44
15
Sale
44
44
69
44
14
44
44
70
4
Sale
44 Sale
4%
4%
68%. Sale
4
4%
15
Sale
4% Mar. 3
4% Mar. 18
65% Mar. 20
4
Mar. 13
13% Mar.
5
5
4%
69%
4%
15%
Mar.
5
Mar. 28
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
Mar. 31
4% Mar. 3
4% Mar. 18
65% Mar. 20
5% Jan.
14
Jan.
3
13
5
Feb.
14
79% Jan.
5% Jan.
12^ Feb.
15
1 Alt
4
Jan
10
a
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
March
.serahS
21,591
41,774
Jan. 1 to March 31.
AGGREGATE
SALES
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
BONDS
Jan. 1
Bid
Ask
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
March 31
March 1
1941
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS-
Ask Bid
Ask
Atlantic Coast Line Conn
17,200
65,500
29,500
22,500
1,000
"2.000
3,000
5.000
Shares
22,500
231,500
81,750
50,500
1,000
8,000
2,000
5,000
5,000
Certificates of indebt 5%
B 5s___
432
1,090
939
197
56
420
88
75
m
m
m
"815
2,093 Houston Oil
5
101
102
Sale
Sale
102
66
100
100
100
100
72
preferred
166 Mt Vern-Woodb
Preferred
389
30 National Marine Bank
30
*
100
466 Penna Water & Power
139
20 Phillips
com
102
17,504 U S Fidelity A Guar
234 Western National Bank
128
par
value
Jan.
7
Jan.
14
I1M
40
Jan.
13
46*4 Mar.
100
Jan.
52
51
Mar. 12
Mar. 24
3 102
65*4 Mar. 18
102
52*4 Mar. 11
52
Feb.
Mar. 24
51
Mar. 24
51
28
15*4
16*4
16*4
17
15h
16*4
.
17
21
2.55
50c
Sale
2.10
Sale
65
Sale
62*4
Sale
38c
30c
16
18
70*4 Sale
51
Mar. 24
Feb.
Mar. 18
6
17
17
Jan.
6
Jan.
9
20*4 Mar. 25
Feb. 28
42c
25
100
17
"5*4
65*4 Mar.
30
2
20
117
30*4
9*4
9
10
7h Mar.
20
25*4
117
30*4
9*4
118
Sale
Mar.
118
116*4 Mar.
30*4 Mar.
9*4 Mar.
12
Feb.
15
6*4 Jan.
5*4 Jan.
30
7
Jan.
4
115*4 Feb.
18
17
2.60 Feb. 25
Jan. 15
30
71*4
118*4
110*4
7*4
10*4
27*4
120*4
Jan.
7
Feb.
18
Jan.
31
Jan.
9
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
Mar, 29
7
30*4 Mar,
9*4 Mar 21
13
Mar.
Mar
10
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
31
Jan.
28
9*
9*
Jan.
4
13
Mar. 10
Jan.
29
Mar. 14
27
11*4 Feb.
3
Jan.
14
27
42*4 Feb.
7
Feb.
13
42
16
1.05
17*4
1.50
1.60
245
255
2.00
66
47*4
17
...
2.10
Sale
28*4
...
71
—
17*4
1.10
69*4
47*4
16*4
1.00
"47*4
76
Sale
17*4
Sale
73
17*4
1.05
"96*4
Mar.
255
24*4 Mar.
29*4 Mar.
Mar.
18
28 H Mar.
3.25 Mar.
72
3.25 Mar.
Mar.
75
16*4 Mar.
1.00 Mar.
1.05 Mar.
96*4 Mar.
95*4 Mar.
97 h
45c
30c
54*4
54*4 Mar.
52*4
55*4
Mar.
48*4 Mar.
17*4 Mar.
47*4 Mar.
35c
Sale
1.60 Mar.
Mar.
1.60 Mar.
96
54
16*4 Mar.
16*4 Mar.
255
250
24
29
Sale
.....
2154
33
Sale
—
22
34
Sale
22*4
34
21 *4 Mar.
34
3
Feb.
13
50c
15*4 Feb.
18
8
1.60 Mar^ 13
Mar. 27
24*4 Mar. 18
_
1.60 Feb. 24
17*4 Jan.
245
Jan.
11 255
15
Feb.
13
28*4 Feb. 27
2.25 Feb.
70
Jan.
13
13
47*4 Mar. 31
16*4 Mar.
4
1.00 Feb.
3
95*4 Mar. 29
29
3.25 Mar. 14
Mar. 28
75
48*4 Mar. 26
Feb.
8
18
8
1.15 Jan.
29*4 Jan.
97*4 Jan.
15
5
30c
Mar.
30c
Mar. 22
40c
Feb.
57
Mar.
Mar.
51*4
87*4
11*4
21*4
33*4
Feb. 26
4
Feb.
Feb. 25
Jan. 21
4
Feb.
57
Mar. 11
12
23
Sale
Feb.
50c
16*4
10
2
116*4 Mar. 29
Mar.
6
7*4 Mar,
10*4 Mar. 19
27*4 Mar. 20
7 *4 Mar.
7h
18
30
50
1
20
10
Mar. 26
3
120
1.05
*
2
Feb.
108
7*4
7*4
116
.....
50
100
1.65 Jan.
63
2.60 Mar.
Mar. 26
109*4 Sale'
5
5
15*4 Mar.
116*4 Mar. 29 118
115*4 118*4
23
Mar. 17
52*4 Mar. 11
28c
Mar.
2.05 Mar. 26
63
25
40c
29
*
Jan.
16*4 Mar.
20*4 Mar.
15*4 Mar.
18*4 Mar.
30c
Feb.
65*4 Mar. 18
25 102
Mar. 17 102
Feb.
Mar. 17
Mar. 17 102
Packing Co5 *4% Pf 100
310 Seaboard Comm'l com...
-
Mar. 27
Mar. 18
Mar. 28
Mar.
1
1
84
33*4
101
100
1.70 Sale
Mills com. 100
7,647 New Amsterdam Casualty
1,950 North Amer Oil Co com
648 Northern Central Ry
700 Owings Mills Distillery
281
Mar. 28
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
1
54
600
Mar.
7
88*4
Mar. 21 38*4
Mar. 21
46*4
Mar. 7 102
Mar. 18 65*4
6% pref 100
48
2,336
37*4
43*4
100*4
65*4
100
100
1
3,658 Merch A Miners Transp
*
192 Monon W Penn PS 7% pref. 25
1,789
No
*
50
100
100
625 Maryland A Pa BR com
7 Mercantile Trust Co
218
•
Sale
par
4*4% pref B
4% preferred C
40 Guilford Realty Co
Common
43
6,576
38*4
43*4
Sale
46
364 Georgia Sou A Fla 1st pref..100
2d preferred
50
100
219
—
STOCKS
1,406 Fidelity & Deposit
20
676 Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp—10
5
131 Finance Co of Am class A
477
38*4
1963
6%
1
2,211 Davison Chemical Co com
3,705 Eastern Sugar Assoccom v.t.c.l
Preferred v.t.c
1
977
1,725
34*4 Sale
39*4
40*4
1945
176 Brager Eisenberg Inc com
2,926 Consol Gas E L & Power
"165
—
Interstate Bond Co 5% -.1945
5%-1949
Md & Pa 4%
1951
662 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
1,904 Bait Transit Co com vtc
1st preferred vtc
18,122
63
-
;
Ga Sou A Fla 5%
4,169 Arundel Corp
1,526
•
88
-
1975
1975
1975
Bait Transit Co 4s flat
A 5s flat...
Shares
1,211
1
Price
Since
In
March
$132,600
494,650 '.
Jan. 1 to March 31
136,722
78,036
1940
$211,350
849,800
1941
Bond Sales
1940
1941
Stock Sales
March
1
Mar. 14
23*4 Mar.
34*4 Mar.
87*4 Feb.
4
Jan.
11
12
23*4 Mar. 20
34*4 Feb. 17
i
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1941
March
Jan. 1 to March 31—
1940
249,204
Shares.
316,353
949,891
812,575
Bond Sales
1941
<
March
Jan. 1 to March 31.
1940
$357,400
604,950
—
—
$51,250
139,900
AQQREQATE
SALES
BOSTON
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
March
27,800
279,100
34,000
21,900
200
200
6,350
Sffiares
Series C 6s
Series D 6s
170
First preferred
50
26,635 American Telep & Teleg___100
584 Bigelow-San Carp 6% pref. 100
1,095 Bird & Son, Inc
*
161
"
1,324
32 Assoc Gas & El Co class A
Boston
&
5,882
3,553
100
578
Albany
100
Boston Edison (new)
215
1,471
100
Corp.*
preferred
pref stpd
1st preferred class A
Class B 1st
"""127
865
129
1,425
442
6
1,939
100
362
417
464
428
130
120
585
6,641
Co
Adjustment
SS Lines, Inc
B
100
—.100
13,301 Eastern
*
Preferred
*
Grocery Stores
2,668 Employers* Group Assoc
48
""55
31
365
36
556
196
535
1,217
1,750
55
48
Georgian preferred
20
1,375 Maine Central
100
799
100
1
c
3,993 Mergenthaler Linotype
*
5,600 Narragansett Rac'g Assn Inc.l
300 National Ser Co common
230 National Tunnel & Mines
*
13 New River Co common
6 % cum pref
10
IBo
5,969
535
555
18
525
1,176
'"""35
3,020
T,048
2,724
2,489
75
2,665
12%
13
1%
100
Holding Corp
6%
5
2%
2c
20c
8
Mar.
45c
7
17
22
52
54
35% Sale
75c
1
35
85c
81% Sale
14
14%
i%
2%
5% Sale
83%
20
30
13
12
2%
54
36%
1%
Sale
13
2%
^
Sale
2%
12
".25
25
1
1
100
*
13
35
1
Mar. 15
16
5% Mar. 31
1%
6
4%
86
Sale
2c
20c
1%
51%
2%
Sale
30
32
96c
83
11%
2%
4
2
Mar.
Mar.
11% Mar.
16% Mar.
1
Mar.
6
Mar.
86% Mar.
4% Mar.
4c
Mar.
2
Mar.
51% Mar.
32
Mar.
1
2
5
1
12% Mar. 18
21% Mar. 27
22
26
1
28
Feb.
20
Jan.
11
6% Mar. 12
86% Mar. 26
5% Mar. 11
Feb.
21
53
24
35% Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
86
Mar.
Mar.
12
Mar.
14
Mar.
Mar. 31
10c
Mar
31
10c
4
Mar. 24
z3% Jan.
30
4
4
Mar.
3
3%
4
35
50c
it*
5c
Sale
2
jy
13%
4%
12%
14
it"
50c
25c
21
5%
"2%
118
4%
47%
2%
Sale
"60"
3% Mar. 14
33% Mar. 21
34.
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m
"13%
10%
1%
11%
45""
22c
8c
Sale
12c
17c
21c
12%
13%
24%
1%
7%
Sale
1
45
Sale
46
Sale
%
1%
103% 107
8% Sale
1
5c
Sale
9
1%
10% Sale
6% Sale
1
44%
49%
27% Sale
8
35c
Jan.
4
4
5c
Feb.
20
17
35c
6c
4
Jan.
15c
14
1
13% Jan.
5
Sale
13%
5
17%
Sale
21%
Sale
3
4
1
Mar.
Mar.
4
1
JP
4
Mar. 10
12% Mar. 11
25c
Mar. 31
20
Mar.
3
5% Mar. 31
13
Mar.
4
18
Feb.
19
52c
Jan.
21
19% Feb.
4% Jan.
15
26
Jan.
29
Mar. 18
Mar. 20
6% Mar. 12
2c
Mar. 25
Mar. 6
Mar. 20
26c
Mar.
8
32c
Mar.
20c
19c
13c
Mar. 19
25c
Mar.
8
9c
17c
Mar. 19
17c
Mar. 19
17c
13%
24%
1%
8%
Mar. 19
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Mar. 7
11% Feb.
26c
90
8%
99c
8
1
10
Mar.
Mar.
1
3
Mar. 20
Mar.
3
6% Mar.
1
1
Mar. 20
10% Mar.
7% Mar.
1
7
90c
36
Mar.
3
Sale
64% Mar.
3
40
68
57% Sale
43%
44%
59
43%
Sale
55
43c
40c
1%
99% 100
1
92
8%
%
26
27%
25
22
30
14
4
15
27
4c
17c
5
Jan.
30
Mar. 19
13% Mar. 10
24% Mar. 26
1% Jan.
0
10
Jan.
1% Jan.
8
9
Jan.
9
8% Jan.
13
11
Jan.
Jan.
23
95c
31
26% Feb.
18
47% Mar. 11
30% Jan. 13
40
Feb.
11
33% Feb.
4
3c
40
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
14
11
8
60% Feb. 14
70% Jan.
3
55
61
8
99
Mar. 19
8% Mar.
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26% Mar.
99%
8%
%
27%
Mar. 7
Mar. 31
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
99
Sale
Sale
4
Jan.
Mar.
5% Feb.
100
28
6
30
90
25c
Mar. 19
15
7
Jan.
30
4
40c
5
37c
21
30
44
7
8
Feb.
Mar. 12
Mar. 17
1
5
50
4
Jan.
52c
40c
25
23
20
10
1
44
1%
14
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
59% Mar. 31
44% Mar. 8
44%
Feb.
3
Feb.
Mar.
3
Mar. 24
Mar.
5
Mar. 17
45c
4c
% Feb. 21
3c
Mar.
8
Mar. 13
7
20 129
8
1
60c
10c
Sale
6% Mar. 12
Jan.
4c
11% Mar. 17
22% Mar. 4
Mar.
4% Jan.
16% Jan.
6
Mar. 20
Feb. 15
5
%# Jan.
65%
45c
Feb.
50
37
1
Feb.
10
2% Feb. 20
117
»»» Mar.
47% Mar. 11
29% Mar. 13
10c
Jan.
4
30c
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
11
6
8
12% Feb.
3
Mar.
121
Mar. 20
5
5
1% Jan.
25c
22
2% Mar.
118
10
Mar.
1
40c
47% Mar. 11
27% Mar. 3
36
Sale
12% Feb.
Feb.
4% Mar. 27
16% Mar. 29
49%
Sale
35%
64 %
3 H Jan.
1
Feb.
1% Mar. 31
12% Mar. 27
28%
1%
28% Sale
Mar.
52
1 %
10% Sale
6% Sale
60c
14
23
50c
1
44
3% Jan.
2% Jan.
19
23
28
Jan.
85
1
60c
27c
Feb.
Mar. 31
Jan.
38
17c
11%
99c
8
7
4c
"2%
35c
Sale
A™
Mar.
0
26% Jan.
33% Mar. 21
118% Sale
30c
82
40c
9
2% Jan.
3
4
11c
4%
Mar. 31
3% Mar. 4
2% Mar. 22
Sale
36
4c
3%
4
33
35c
21%
5%
5%
Sale
8c
Feb. 27
Jan. 24
Jan. 30
Mar. 17
26% Jan.
3
20%
1
70% Sale
58% Sale
45c
2% Mar. 3
5% Mar. 10
22% Jan. 24
12% Jan. 30
25% Jan. 13
28
10c
Sale
11
28
10
87% Feb.
5
14% Jan. 10
10c
10c
"35""
13
41 % Jan.
1
Jan.
Sale
4
31c
16
25
80
8
4
2% Mar. 3
5% Mar. 19
»»» Mar. 25
10%
10
10c
3%
1%
4%
68
1
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
6
2% Mar,
4c
Mar. 24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 30
8
14
1
2
3% Jan.
58
23% Mar. 21
14
—
Feb. 10
Mar. 20
Feb. 19
3
Jan.
5% Mar. 17
22% Mar. 17
2%
33%
126% Sale
9
Mar.
7
86% Mar. 26
23
9
«*
19
Mar. 26
17
Feb.
4c
Mar. 28
2% Mar. 11
20
82
2%
12% Jan.
3
21% Mar. 27
1% Feb.
6
23%
3?
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Jan.
Mar. 17
1
17
9
2% Mar. 27
2% Jan. 13
22%
35c
m m
16
2% Mar. 27
15
Sale
.....
12%
22%
1%
Jan.
9
10
Mar. 17
11
50c
"2%
2
3
10
14
Sale
50c
28
14
30
10
14
7
27
6
12
Mar. 14
1% Mar. 10
2% Mar. 27
Sale
*\V*
Jan.
30
20c
5%
2
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
10
2
28
Jan.
1%
%
6%
2%
2%
2%
2%
1% Mar. 20
4% Mar.
1% Mar.
1% Mar.
1% Mar.
6
27
50% Feb. 10
18% Feb. 17
20
5c
14^
Sale
1
7
Mar. 31
10% Jan.
97% Jan.
30
10c
60c
*
104
5
35c
24
12%
21
22
4
Mar.
19 168% Jan.
Mar. 27
Mar.
5
Mar. 28
Mar. 7
Mar. 3
Mar. 7
4
4%
38%
29% Sale"
5
103%
10%
90%
32%
48%
19%
25%
*
...
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11
36%
13%
Jan.
Mar. 12
20
10c
3%
3%
2%
45c
2
29
2
%,Jan.
2%
20c
2%
Sale
53
*
.
*
609 Warren Bros
208 Warren (S D) & Co common._*
Ex-dividend.
160
Sale
4% Sale
4c
*
Ry Co
1,321 Waldorf System Inc
*
12
Sale
1%
Sale
Sale
10c
*
50
2,817 Union Twist Drill
8,084 United Fruit Co
9,153 United Shoe Mach Corp
270
6% cum preferred
9,705 Utah Metal & Tunnel
No par value.
1
Sale
10c
8,399 Torrington Co (The)
*
300 Union Cop Land & Min Co..25
75
638
11%
16%
5
25
com.
Mar.
2
Mar.
4
Mar. 12
29
Mar. 12
Mar. 3 166% Mar. 12
1
7
100
25
Reece Button Hole Mach....*
831 Reece Folding Mach Co
10
Shawmut Assn
*
3,834
159 Vermont & Mass
204
*
11%
12%
90c
36c
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
150 Venezuelan
106
105
4
7
2 103% Mar. 31
Mar. 11 106% Mar. 21
Mar. 15 106
Mar. 15Feb. 19 108
Mar. 28
2%
2.50
100
Certificates of deposit
465
150 Old Dominion Co.
Pacific Mills
150
66% Mar.
18% Jan.
1% Mar. 24
100
10,165 North Butte Mining
100 Northern RR (N H)
1,098 Old Colony
4.673 Stone & Webster Inc.
185 Suburban Elec Secur
2d preferred
410
36c
27
101%
Sale
9
Sale
87%
Sale
30%
Sale
47%
18% zl8%
2%
2%
2%
100
2.019 N Y N H & Hartford
1,709
14,369
1,290
1,206
50c
2%
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
735
40c
"2%
1
13
1~,059
45c
10
26%
100
"
102
Sale
12%
4,347 New England Tel & Tel
1,904
102
105
1%
24
1,562
""'638
Mar. 31
4 74
29
Mar. 28
3
5 103% Mar. 31
Mar. 11 106% Mar. 21
Mar. 15 106
Mar. 15
Mar. 25 108
Mar. 28
Highest
Sale Prices
74
Mar. 31
29
Mar. 28
101% Jan.
AA
Sale
*
656 Gilchrist Co
*
2,124 Gillette Safety Razor Co
*
210 Hathaway Bakeries class A
*
Preferred
*
180
Class B
*
30
300 Helvetia Oil Co TO
1
131 Int'l Button Hole Mach Co. .11
815 Isle Royale Copper
15
214 Loew's Theatres (Boston)
25
Preferred 5%
1,944 Mass Util Associates vt
40c
1%
2%
1%
27
21%
30
161
160% Sale
18^ 18%
*
10 General Capital Corp
613
Lowest
Sale Prices
106
110
106
33% Sale
45% Sale
10
1,966 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com.*
1,939
4%% cum prior pref
100
3,135
6% cum preferred
100
2,922 Eastern Mass St Ry Co
100
430
First preferred
100
Preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
66% Mar.
21 % Mar.
102% Mar.
106
102%
9
*
50 Economy
496
100
_
960
40c
1%
1%
19% Sale
167% Sale
100
5,712 Copper Range Co
95
708
30c
100
100
870 Brown & Durrel Co common.♦
1,761 Calumet & Heel a
5
6 Conn & Pass River pref
589
Sale
100
1.672 Boston Personal Prop Trust. _*
2,144 Boston & Providence
100
400 East Boston
103
74
l60
Class D 1st preferred
380
830
30
Sale
21%
28% Sale
Sale
102% 103
105
106% Sale
100
1st preferred class B
Class C 1st pref stpd
Class D 1st pref stpd
47
67
100
100
Class A 1st
pref stpd
72
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
21
102
103%
103% 110
89
25
Boston Elevated
Boston Herald Traveler
Prior
19%
March 31
Ask Bid
1
244 Boston & Maine pref
stpd—100
440
Common (stamped)
100
75
Preferred
l60
774
71
18%
Bid
par
_
3,582
30,565
5,249
3,957
69
104
8,131
1,027
10,451
1,595
1,045
Ask
104
"'"389
655
March 1
101% Sale
104% Sale
1948
3,030 American Pneumatic Service. *
6
2,899
°?o non-cum preferred
50
275
Bid
1948
STOCKS
Shares
1,965
1,300
1941
Boston & Maine RR—
$
Par
1st mtge A 4%
56,800
1960
Inc mtge A 414 %
439,100
1970
54,000 East Mass St RR ser A 4%s '48
Series B 5s
54,200
1948
3,100
1
Jan. 2
BONDS
Jan. 1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
1
8
U
26 J-
Mar.
3
Mar. 24
Feb.
14
Mar. 17
45% Jan.
52c
1
Mar. 19 107
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
18
27
4
Jan.
3
Mar. 12
Mar. 17
Jan. 12
8% Jan.
% Jan.
30
Jan.
15
11
28
/.
THE CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock
Shares.
Jan. 1 to March 31..
AGGREGATE
SALES
120
42
29
Bid
180 Amer Coacb & Body
...5
419 uAmerican Home Products—1
1./49 Apex Electric & Mfg
*
15
$7 cum prior preferred—.100
2,155 Brewing Corp of America
3
8 Canfield Oil Co 6% cum pf.100
1,718 City Ice & Fuel.......... — *
30
6% % preferred
..100
1,038 Clark Controller............1
450 Cleveland Builders Realty...*
8,225 Cleveland Cliffs Iron $5 pf... *
156 Clev El 111 $4.50 cum prer
*
515 uCleve Graphite Bronze com.l
5,419 Cleveland Rys_.........-.100
14.754 Cliff8 Corp
5
1,482 Colonial Finance Co common. 1
1,040
8
650
m
"
m —
'
W
88
130
1.632
44
150
.2,287
3,210
635
35
200
142
16
50
7
mm
m
~
mm
mm
mm
231 Commercial
177
315
2,289
17
70
97
308
1,437
332
24
60
95
260
13
384
368
113
474
850
501
1,554
66
25
85
1,530
712
274
641
100
100
70
20
545
171
1,219
332
316
im
m>*m
m
—
—
432 Midland Steel Prod
1,543 Miller Wholesale Drug
„,
•
126
112
225
10
"
l"Il4
110
Sale
a
"3k
9%
""9%
3
27
7
9% Jan.
Jan.
14 z51
21
12% Jan.
13
8
z46%
al0% Mar. 7 zl0%
89%
89% Mar. 19
3%
a4% Mar.
7
al0% Mar.
89% Mar.
a3% Mar.
9% Mar.
4 al6% Mar. 10
16% al6% Mar.
Mar. 11
2
Mar. 11
2
2%
Mar. 27
Sale
73% Mar. 5 75
2%
75%
112
114
48/8
78
110
26%
28%
14%
11%
8%
112
114
32
33
65
50
16
18
15
16%
57
Sale
16%
17
11
33 H
Ilk
12
13 k
14
13%
13
12%
19
Sale
20
32*
12%
12%
17%
r13%
13%
18%
Sale
Mar.
Mar. 18 all3
alll
112%
a32%
55%
15%
15%
16
16% al6%
8%
12%
32
32% a32%
10%
11%
103%
13
13% «13%
W* 12%
1
17%
18%
!13%
ol0% Mar.
5
7
28% o27% Mar. 12 028% Mar. 19
1
26% Mar.
32% Mar. 21
30%
Mar.
6
15
14% Mar. 17
14%
11% Mar. 24 11% Mar. 14
11%
9
8% Mar. 12
8% Mar. 26
32%
33 %
lh
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 29 o34% Mar. 17
Mar.
Mar.
Mai.
ol3% Mar. 25
13% Mar. 11
18% Mar. 18
10
8
Feb.
10
Jan.
z30%
zlO%
101%
zl2%
zl 1 %
zl6%
z80%
x
3% Mar. 18
Mar. 21
Mar.
lVAMar.
Mar. 18
Mar. 24
6
20
16* Mar. 24
Mar.
4
Mar.
8
37
20
Mar.
7
32%
1%
%
%
13%
*
3,481 uRepubllc Steel common—..*
10,314 Richman Bros Co com......*
87 Seiberling Rubber Co com.. *
501 Standard Oil Co com (Ohio) .25
323 Thompson Products
590 Troxel
Mfg....—
30
39
36
Sale
30%
6%
33
7%
31%
31
Sale
Inc com.*
....1
175 uTwin Coach common
20 Union Metals Mfg Co..
1
...*
*
2%
Sale
1%
%
14
30
A...*
5
20%
.
_...
36
32
11%
12%
Vt
9%
9%
Reflects prices In primary markets on which
Unlisted.
10%
19%
18%
lk
20
24
27%
12%
"69i
10
14
5
1
Mar.
*
7
Mar. 31
Mar.
5
IS*
17
32%
2k
8%
19
68%
6%
4%
16%
40%
odd lot sales
1
%
12%
7%
16
9
Mar. 25
o34% Mar. 10
all% Mar. 10
a
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1% Mar.
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ol3% Mar.
ol8%
al9%
1%
26%
% Mar.
Sale
%
% Mar.
13% ol2% Mar.
7
24
o20 % Mar.
Mar.
12
06% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7%
8%
7%
8%
11%
13%
11
10%
16%
19%
15%
18%
31%
3%
33
3
37%
29%
,78H
58%
59%
4% Sale
3%
4%
6
5%
%
%
9
8%
15%
56%
5%
4
5%
%
8%
14
"15""
35
34%
94
were based.
o22
45
Mar.
10% Mar.
41
Feb.
zl04%Mar,
2% Feb.
z22% Feb.
z7% Feb.
41
Mar.
Jan.
zl3
32
10
Feb. 26
9
10
10
Jan. 27
Mar. 29
80
Mar. 28
zl05
zl4% Jan.
*14% Jan.
z20% Jan.
z90
48% Jan.
2
11
5
im
10% Mar.
016
16% ol5% Mar.
o20%
19% ol8% Mar.
34
Sale
32% Mar.
3%
o37"~ Mar.""6 o37%
38
11
31% a30% Mar.
3
2% Mar.
8
o7% Mar.
41% Jan.
7
zl06% Jan. 16
3% Jan.
8
Jan.
10
zll% Jan.
43% Jan.
2
30
z26
Mar.
7
Mar. 19
ad2% Mar.
2% Mar.
o7% Mar.
12% Mar. 31
4% Mar. 6
17
1
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
z30
7
12
Jan.
z33% Feb.
zl0% Feb.
z45% Feb.
26
12
z6%
z7%
11%
10%
zl5%
zl6%
32%
z3%
z34%
20
1% Jan.
8 «/
Mar.
4
Mar.
5
55
15%
35%
1
13% Mar.
32% Mar. 22
9
Mar.
55% Mar.
16% Mar.
35% Mar.
z38% Jan.
9
2
10
4
Mar.
0
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1%
k
5%
0%
Mar. 21
Mar. 8
Jan. 10
Jan. 30
3
2
Mar, 27
Mar. 14
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7% Jan.
9
0% Jan. 10
1 % Mar.
3
Jan.
2
6% Jan.
14
!2% Jan.
5% Jan.
3% Jan.
6
2
6
;8
Jan.
27
14
Jan.
10
2%
;9%
8%
0%
6%
Feb.
7
Jan. 13
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
3
Jan. 27
Jan. 13
Jan. 22
Jan. 27
Mar. 5
Jan.
9
Jan.
6
Jan. 31
1
Mar.
5
5% Mar.
7
Mar.
%
0%
Mar.
15 %
Feb.
7%
2%
14%
Jan.
8%
55%
zl2%
z31%
z88%
Reflects range of prices in primary markets.
9
Mar. 25
z36% Jan. 28
12% Mar. 13
z51% Feb. 27
2% Jan.
4% Mar.
4
13
3% Jan.
Jan.
z55
1
14
Mar. 31
Jan.
3% Jan.
z28% Feb.
z7
Feb.
16% Mar. 24
38
x
Feb.
18% Jan.
17%
Sale
4
Mar. 11
Mar. 22
18
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
%
%
*11%
30%
z20%
Mar. 19
57% o55% Mar. 22 o59% Mar.
1
5%
4% Mar.
5% Mar.
Mar. 31
4
Sale
4% Mar.
6
5% Mar. 25
5% Mar.
% Mar. 10
%
% Mar.
94
s
Mar.
Mar.
3%
10%
16%
33%
21
Mar. 18
7
10
Jan.
12
17% Feb.
zl7% Feb.
1% Mar.
8
19
4
15% Jan.
26
8
8
31
12
Mar. 14
07% Mar. 26
08% Mar. 11
n* Mar. 3
60
60
w
o31% Mar. 11
a—f
12
22%
7%
18%
33% Sale
3
3%
37
35%
30
2%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
18% ol8% Mar.
ol9% Mar.
21
1%
1% Mar.
26
Mar.
Sale
13%
6?*
16
36
30
BH
7*
39%
r%
26%
12
35% Sale
3
3%
9%
12%
31% o30%
7%
a34%
12% allk
Sale
53
18%
18%
1
~23~"
22
68
2
29*
15
2i;
8
20
k
Sale
31%
2%
9
53
22
11
16
*
.100
1
1,494 White Motor
1,320 Youngstown Sheet & Tube..
260
5% % cum pref ser A
100
Jan.
58
x
24
*
*
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
3
3
Mar. 17
36%
Mar. 21
z36% Jan.
Jan.
71% Jan.
Mar.
14
115
15
28
16% Feb.
zl8% Feb.
Mar. 28
x
18
Jan.
55% Mar.
15% Mar.
Mar. 29
41
Mar.
41
18%
Feb.
80
Mar. 17 o23% Mar. 17
Mar. 24
08% Mar. 14
Mar.
8
42% Mar. 20
Mar. 11
Mar. 22
18
Mar.
1
12% Mar. 31
11%
Jan.
9
32
41
16
13
28
15% Mar. 31
ol6% Mar. 20 zl6
41.
106
5
8% Jan.
31
20
5
46
14
110
Mar.
39%
28
Feb.
z29% Feb.
11
48% Sale
5
32% Mar. 21
17% Jan.
6
Feb.
Mar. 17
Mar. 29
10% Mar. 17
40
85
3 zl0% Feb.
11 k Feb.
Jan.
np
Mar. 21
13:
80
36%
18%
14
89% Mar. 19
z4% Jan. 24
3 zl00%Jan. 31
Jan.
9
3 zl7
2
Jan. 30
30
Jan.
6
72% Feb. 19 79
Jan. 24
zllO
Feb. 14 zll4
z27% Mar. 12 z38% Jan. 10
12 115
48% Mar. 11
33
z9 % Jan.
Jan.
25 o33 %
29
55%
21% Mar. 22
80
Mar. 28
45
Mar. 25
70
10%
6
4
zl5 % Jan.
2
Jan.
45
22%
»
Mar. 20
16
31%
17 %
8
2,504 National Refining...........*
$6 prior preferred...... — ♦
558
*
2,7*9 National Tile
332 Nestle Le M cl A $2 cum com. *
—
Feb.
Mar. 19
16 k
112
23
—
Feb.
z95
59
22%
949 uN Y Central RR com
30 Nineteen Hundred Corp
Mar.
x
x
x
14 %
1
960 National Acme Co com
265 uNat Malleable Steel Oast com*
8«2 W einherger Drug Stores
50 W R I Corp 6 % cum pr pf.
250
3%
100
213 % Mar. 18 zl5% Jan.
4
22% Jan.
20% Feb.
6
Jan.
2
4k Jan.
100
51%
210
314
11
86
34 k
725 Warren Ref & Chem com.... 2
......
8% Mar. 8
a49% Mar. 27
a46% Mar.
53
12
150
50
Mar.
49
33k
41
3/5
1,152
8
5k
26%
28%
26% Sale
15
14%
11%
12%
9
8%
—..*
E) & Bros Co com.. *
3,15* uU S Steel common...
1,667 Upson-Walton.
.......... 1
4,556 Van Dorn Iron Wks Co com.. *
*
990 Vlchek Tool
485
""6% Mar." 17
99
lk
264 Mujrray Ohio Mfg..
531 Patterson-Sargent
585 Reliance Elec & Eng com
m
Mar.
4!*
4%
5
6
10%
89%
73
111
*
94* Otis Steel Co common
25 Packer Corp common
3,248
m m m
13 h al3% Mar. 12 fll4% Mar.
20%
6
8
16
150 Monarch Machine Tool Co...*
175
758
Highest
Sale Prices
9% "15""
100
95
*
361
25
160
Lowest
Sale Prices
Metropolitan Pav'g Brick pf 100
251
20
Highest
Sale Prices
*
1,227 Metrop Pav Brick Co com..
*
173 Ohio Brass class B
20 Ohio Confection cl A com....*
*
818 uOhio Oil common
23
Ask
48
5%
7%
46%
9
200 Myers (F
4
ilH
6
100
Cooperage A com.*
Brothers.............5
Preferred.............-.50
Hanna (M A) $5pref........*
Harbauer Company
......*
ulndustrial Rayon com..
*
ulnterlake Iron common
*
Interlake SB...............*
20%
4
1,508
1,133 Jaeger Machine.............*
1,677 Kelly Island L & T........—*
7.297 Lamson-Sessiona............ *
-*
121 Leland Electric
25 McKay Machine Co com..—*
217 McKee (Arthur G) class B...*
2,454 Medusa Portland Cement....*
2
""75
13
16
14 k
14
Lowest
Sale Prices
March 31
Ask Bid
Bid
86
96 Halle
250
387
10k
51
Ilk
..4
Mig
*
Faultless Rubber Co com..—*
uFlrestone Tire & Rub com.. 10
Fostorla Pressed Steel.......*
uGeneral Electric com
*
General Tire & Rubber com..5
6% Preferred Series A—100
uGlidden Co common
*
Goodrich (B. F.) Co. common *
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—*
$5 cum preferred—
*
Great Lakes Towing...... 100
Preferred
100
203
317 Greif Bros
120
9
289
8%
16
25k
Sale
49
95 Klec Controller &
480
101
5
Bookbinding....*
443 Dow Chemical 5% pref
591 Eaton Mfg. Co.common
1
94
15
14
Ask
.
140
_
"""795
March 1
1941
"""365
15
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
STOCKS
Jav. 1
338
Jan. 1 to March 31
Jan. 2
Par
Shares
662 uAddressog-Multlgraph com. 10
31 Air-Way El Appli 1st 7% pr 100
1,680 Akron Brass Mfg com (new) .50
Shares
March
PRICES IN MARCH
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
March
1940
1941
Sales
Bond
1940
44,018
122,333
1941
31,672
110,860
Sales
March
Feb.
Mar.
x
No print sales only.
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
1941
1940
March
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
March
Share*
400
4,540
525
3,514
376,338
|
STOCKS
Jan. 1
991
4,669
2,010
8,480
4,500
2,900
700
125
814
325
1,335
3,215
2,514
2,878
2,460
5,030
9,951
200
300
-•
1,535
4,571
2,650
210
350
230
373
280
1,700
279
6,765
3,361
1,630
270
Allen Elec & Equipment
...1
Atlas Drop Forge common...5
Auto City Brewing common..!
Baldwin Rubber common
..1
Bohn Aluminum & Brass.....5
199 Bower Roller Bearing.......5
675
Briggs MfgCo common......*
Brown-McLaren Mfg Co
1
Burroughs Adding Mach....-*
Burry Biscuit Corp
1254c
Capital City Products.......*
Chrysler Corp common......5
Consolidated Paper com
.10
Consumers Steel Products
1
Continental Motors common. 1
Crowley, Mliner & Co com
*
415 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert com.10
21,903 Detroit & Cleve Nav com... 10
1,420 Detroit Edison common
100
Detroit Gasket & Mfg Co
1
205
6% preferred
....20
3,610 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy
1
23,776 Detroit Mien Stove common.. 1
8,000 Detroit Paper Products
1
760 Detroit Steel Corp common..5
165 Detroit Steel Products
630 Divco-Twin Truck Co
820
1,389
"3",356
4,069
1,790
4,186
600
782
1
General Finance Corp com...l
ftlonAMAl
1
288
610
13,060
14,300
100
If,695
1,100
345
"12",394
3,671
18,073
543
"""481
4,444
5,376
1,625
Kinsei
1
1
Drug Co
common.....1
Kresge (S S) Co common
10
Lakey Fdy & Mach common.-1
LaSalle Wines & Champagne.2
Preferred
.10
Micromatic Hone Corp...
1
Mid-West Abrasive com
50c
Moore (Tom)
DistUlery Co...l
Packard Motor Co com......*
Parke Davis & Co..
*
Parker Rust-Proof com."—2~.50
Parker Wolverine Co com....*
Peninsular Metal Products... 1
Brewing Co com
..*
4,435 Prudential Investing Corp
1
2,053
1,002
1,025
3,602
2,590
1,700
3,298
4,495
725
892
2,605
1,450
4,551
Reo Motors Inc
v
t C-.......1
Rickei (H W) & Co
common. .2
River Raisin Paper
com......*
Scotten Dillon common..... 10
Sheller Mfg Co common.....1
2,210 Simplicity Pattern common_Il
8,297 Standard Tube Co class B....1
890 Stearns (Frederick) common-_*
130
5% cum
80
part pref.
100
...10
3,625 Timken Axle common
13,508 Tivoli Brewing Co common..!
udylite Corp common.
__1
2,520
586 Union Investment Co coml.I*
40
669
5,060
720
286
355
1,837 United Shirt Distributors....*
3,913 United Specialties common—.1
375 U S Graphite Co com.. ......5
1*578
375
500
2,641 U
S Radiator common.—...1
Preferred
50
Universal Cooler class A
*
500
Class B
....*
2,400
100 Universal Products common..*
Walker & Co class A........*
Class B__......
*
4,996
60
300
300
100
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69
70
16
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4
1
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117
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10
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17
19
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254
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1
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19c
6
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654 Mar.
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18c
20c
654 Sale
18c
554 Mar. 13
22
21
80c
8
40c
97c
82c
8
90c
90c
40c
45c
9
21
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9
6554
15X
66
6354
1654
62
14
8
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9
64
60c
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154
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60c
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154
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5
IX
2X
27
3X
Mar. 28
Mar. 13
Mar.
5
154 Mar. 27
2
Feb.
4
554 Feb.
3
Sale Prices
254 Jan.
654 Jan.
20c
2254 Mar. 17
33
20
97c
75c
Mar. 10
854 Mar. 11
50c
9
Mar. 17
Mar. 28
6454 Mar. 21
16
80c
Mar. 7
Mar. 22
354 Mar. 14
154 Mar. 7
Mar.
4
94c
Mar. 27
113
1054
1954
154
17
*
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Sale
28c
754 Feb. 27
30c
154 Mar. 12
254 Mar. 6
25c
Mar. 14
Mar. 26
154 Mar. 8
6
154
29
29
1254
2X
Jan.
854 Feb.
64
14
4
Mar. 28
1554 Jan.
60c
3
17
Mar. 13
Feb. 14
154 Feb. 18
68c
115
Jan.
654 Jan .
7
10
27
10
254 Sale
254
2
7
33
12
2
32
18
13
254
4254
2X
4354
65c
38c
90c
50c
40c
32c
6
5
Jan.
97c
854 Jan.
50c
9
68
Mar.
6
1154 Mar. 5
254 Mar. 31
Mar. 11
21
Mar.
5
554 Mar. 10
2
454 Mar. 22
7
Mar. 28
654 Mar.
154 Mar.
29
Mar.
9
Mar. 17
Mar. 28
Jan.
27
1654 Feb.
80c
4
14
Mar, 22
Jan.
154 Mar.
1754 Jan.
31 94c
25 117
18
18
2
7
2
Mar. 27
Jan.
2
Feb.
18
Jan.
3
Jan.
28
7
7
28
7
Jan. 17
Feb.
3
Jan. 28
Jan. 29
Jan.
3
Feb.
1
Jan. 23
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Mar.
6
19
Mar. 31
29
Mar.
28
6
Feb.
14
Jan.
17
4
Jan.
15
Jan.
3
8
6
1154 Mar. 21
254 Mar. 31
254 Mar. 11
21
Mar.
5
654 Mar. 14
454 Mar. 21
8
Mar. 21
3354 Mar. 17
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Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
8
1
3354 Feb.
354 Jan.
Feb.
19
Jan.
31
254 Jan.
2254 Jan.
Feb.
4
654 Jan.
Mar. 22
Mar. 28
Feb.
1
17
9
22
454 Mar. 21
Mar. 21
8
3354 Mar. 17
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Feb.
24
Jan.
Jan.
7
16
Mar. lO
33
Feb. 26
154 Mar. 29
254 Mar. 1
30c Mar.
1
1754
16
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IX
32X
354
4
Feb.
7
Feb. 14
Jan. 10
Feb.
72c
Sale
90c
111
9
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7X
1854
1QX
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1154
41c
1
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2254
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154
154
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154
554
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23
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154
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154
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2654
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Mar. 28
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254 Mar.
75c
75c
30c
6
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Mar. 21
Mar. 24
7
654 Mar.
5
14
1954 Mar.
1254 Mar.
6
1
254 Mar. 22
4354 Mar. 13
254 Mar. 17
85c
Mar. 10
40c Mar. 5
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20
5
Mar. 17
1354 Mar.
1
354
154 Sale
21c
154
154
554
354 Mar.
38c
1
48c
5
Mar. 19
Mar.
6
Mar. 22
2354 Mar. 14
454 Mar. 31
154 Mar. 4
154 Mar.
18c
3
Mar. 27
154 Mar.
354 Mar. 10
45c
154
50c
2354
4X
154
Mar. 24
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Mar. 14
Mar. 25
Mar. 13
154 Mar. 13
1
57c
15
6
Sale
554
654
154
Sale
16
654
254 Sale
2754
2854
18
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854
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1
154
654
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154
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554
154
16
3
30
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Feb.
354 Feb.
73c
Mar.
6
IX Mar. 10
154 Mar. 11
50c
Mar. 24
9)4 Mar. 8
1554 Mar. 27
6
Mar. 26
254 Mar.
1
2754 Mar. 31
854 Mar. 28
154 Mar. 1
6
Mar.
Mar.
954 Mar. 10
Mar. 10
654 Mar. 10
4
254 Mar. 5
154 Mar. 24
18
Mar. 19
354
IX
154
1154
Mar. 20
Mar. 11
Mar. 5
Mar. 21
Mar. 17
Mar. 4
Mar. 6
Mar.
5
Mar. 14
Mar. 12
Mar. 4
Mar.. 5
Mar. 4
98
3154
154
354
354
454
854
754
154
454 Mar. 24
154 Mar.
5
1654 Mar. 7
254 Mar.
5
154 Feb. 10
2854 Mar.
9
4
Mar. 10
5
1
Jan.
50c
Jan.
13
8
754 Jan.
24
Mar. 17
1454 Jan. 27
20
1354 Jan.
454 Jan.
Jan.
154 Mar.
60c
Jan.
2654 Jan.
45c
5
2
254 Mar.
154 Mar. 18
3
454 Mar. 12
154 Mar. 15
154 Mar. 11
1154 Mar. 21
9854 Mar. 10
9
13
8
8
28
7
15
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
4
13
17
23
9
18
17
3 54 Jan.
30 54 Jan.
2054 Jan.
2
10
6
Jan.
10
1)4 Jan.
14
14
17
19
254 Feb.
2554 Feb.
1754 Feb.
854 Feb.
Feb.
4
Mar. 1
Mar. 5
Mar. 27
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Mar. 3
Mar. 4
Jan.
30
254 Feb. 24
154 Feb. 26
Mar. 19
354 Mar. 20
18
1
Feb.
27
154 Mar. 5
1054 Jan . 15
98
Mar. 17
29 54 Feb. 24
154 Mar. 6
3
354
454
854
754
154
1554
454
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
15
.
Feb. 25
Feb.
3
1654 Mar.
7
Mar.31
2X Mar.
5
1
Jan.
11
IX Jan.
16
Feb.
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
454 Jan.
154 Jan.
154 Jan.
1154 Feb.
9954 Jan.
3351 Jan.
IX Jan.
454 Jan.
354 Mar.
16
13
7
24
10
7
11
3
21
16
8
3
2
27
7
154
154
254
154
2054
5
Jan. 2Q
Jan. 11
754 Mar. 3
254 Jan . 10
1654 Feb. 13
5
Jan.
8
154 Jan.
8
1654 Mar. 7
10
454 Mar. 24
154 Mar. 5
1654 Mar. 7
3
31
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 11
50c
Jan.
3
9
Feb. 15
1554 Mar. 27
554 Feb.
9
1
1854 Mar.
154
354
354
454
954
754
154
Jan.
Jan.
6
14
10
Mar. 13
154 Jan.
154 Feb. 14
Mar.
3154 Mar.
2
6
2
7
2 54 Mar. 10
1
Mar.
7
lO
16
154 Mar. 22
Mar.
8
154 Mar. 10
63c
154 Mar.
7
Mar.
154 Mar.
7
14
254 Jan.
485s Jan.
254 Jan.
154
OX
60c
454
554
154
554 Mar. 13
8
19
Jan. 23
Mar.
6
Feb. 24
Feb. 20
454 Jan.
2
6
5
Mar.
3
1
23
154 Mar.
454 Mar. 10
6
36c
1
46c
16c
17
554
154
20
1854 Feb.
1254 Mar.
3
1
154 Sale
1854
1954
354
454
154
154
154 Sale
1054
1154
95
9854
29 X
3054
154
154
354
354
4
354
454
554
854
954
5
954
2
154
Mar. 28
40X Feb. 19
254 Mar. 3
75c
Feb.
6
30c
Mar. 24
654 Mar.
5
Mar.
22c
654
554
554
154
2
11
12
Sale
154 Sale
50c
55c
2354 24
454 Sale
154
154
20c
2
40c
18
1654
454
1654
iex
24
654 Mar. 20
554 Jan*
17c
1554 Feb. 18
22
2054
5% Sale
Sale
42c
Mar. 29
Sale Prices
2
Feb. 13
20
5
1854
1254
3
354
154
354
154
Sale
35
15
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
Mar. 3
Mar.
1
Mar. 28
1554 Mar. 22
654
32
12
254 Mar. 25
654 Mar. 10
19c
36
2154
Sale Prices
30X
35
40c
"754 Sale"
5
Mar. 11
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
2
Mar. 6
Ask
29
35c
95c
545 Pfeiffer
395
Sale
40c
Hurd Lock & Mfg Co com
Kingston Products Corp
2
17c
Lowest
March 31
Ask Bid
754
854
30c
.....
"2,657
"2", 865
70c
33c
11,442 Murray Corp common.
10
Muskegon Piston Ring com 2.50
1,901
24
654
75c
...
Hall Lamp Co. common--...5
Home Dairy class A
......*
Hoover Steel Ball common.. 10
Motor Products
Corp com...*
744 Motor Wheel common.......5
290
30
37
25
80c
Graham-Paige Motor com.
1
Grand VaUey Brew common. .1
....
2,311
1,490
2,868
2,759
1,892
325
700
29
Bid
A
Mahon (R C) class A
pref....*
19,930 Masco Screw Products....... 1
52,531 McClanahan Oil Co common .1
1,200 Michigan Silica Co common.. 1
100 Mich Steel Tube Prod
2.50
12,770 Michigan Sugar common.
*
1,740
18c
48
-
4,876 Hoskins Mfg Co common-.2.50
Houdaille-Hershey class A.... *
Class B_.
"2", 987
5,285 Hudson Motor Car
.......*
13,535
4,950
4,800
8,037
3,673
3,531
254
AA
5X Sale
13c
6
General Motors common.... 10
Goebel Brewing Co common.. 1
...
350
7,190
2,475
1,350
1,220
March, 1
Ask
10
1,970 Durham Mfg Co common.... 1
309 Eaton Mfg Co common......4
315 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
5
230 Ex-Cell-O Corp
3
1,959 Federal Mogul common
..5
i,300 Federal Motor Truck com....*
5,575 Frankenmuth Brewing com..l
1,174 Fruehauf Trailer Co com
.1
14.877 Gar Wood Industries com
3
3,361
New common
__1
1,630
5% cum pref_
...10
458 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
*
2,520
A
OOO
20,833
5,490
11,812
2,000
1,565
Bid
Cunningham Drug Stores .2.50
Class B..
"""540
RANGE SINCE JAN.
2
1941
Par
1,999
20,835
2,550
8,362
1940
836,611
Price
Jan
Shares
1941
Shares.589,952
Jan. 1 to March 31
PRICES IN MARCH
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
-
17,900
Shares
.
Stock Sales
I
199,085
Stock Sales
20
Jan.
8
April, 1941]
59
STOCK EXCHANGE
DETROIT
\
AGGREGATE
I
Pries
Jan. 2
Since
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Par
11,917 Warner Aircraft Corp com...l
23,685 Wayne Screw Prod common..4
4,000 Wolverine Brewing Co com
1
150 Wolverine Tube Co com.....2
Preferred
100
"2", 241
March 1
1941
Shares
Young (L A) Spring A Wire..*
Bid
Ask
100
10 X
.
Bid
1
IV Sale
IV
2
11c
15c
4H
6
2%
11c
11
March 31
Ask
Ask Bid
IX
IV
IV
2% Sale
2%
12c
15c
15c
5V
4V
101
10
103
UNLISTED DEPT.— '
*
8% Sale
1,436 American Radiator
.....100 168 V Sale
1,327 Amer Tel & Tel Co
27
Sale
1,375 Anaconda Copper..........60
732 Borden Company..
15
537 Borg Warner Corp common..5 ~19V Sale"
*
7 V Sale
1,655 Budd Wheel Co
74 Cities Service common..
10
1,967 Commonw & Southern Corp..*
*
1,354 Consolidated Oil Co
103
11
4V
101
10
5V
103
11
24% Sale
19 X
Sale
Copper Corp
.*
*
1,644 Pennsylvania RR Co.......50
541 Purity Bakeries Corp
...»
994 Sears Roebuck & Co—
1,596
1,114
1,975
5,400
4,872
No par value.
8ocony-Vacuum
*
*
a
Deferred delivery sales
4
4
JO
4V Mar.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Mar. 21
Mar.
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
Mar. 14
Mar.
3
Mar. 12
Mar. 20
Mar.
35V Mar.
36c Mar.
IV Mar.
Mar.
34 V Sale
3
Mar. 28
1
Mar.
Mar.
Jan,
4V
38c
Feb.
5V Sale
14
Mar.
Jan.
69c
2 V Jan.
1V Jan.
Sale
78%
Sale
Mar. 14
Mar. 18
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
4 V Mar.
12 V Feb.
12
Feb.
31V Feb.
24 V Feb.
34 V Feb.
Sale
Sale
23
Mar. 26
22
Sale
11V Mar.
71V Mar.
8V Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar. 11
20V Mar.
55V Mar.
Mar. 19
13 V Mar.
57
Sale
16V Sale
Sold for cash.
x
Sale
Mar. 17
Mar. 10
9
4
10
4
6
3
4
18
16
6
10
8
17
27
10
2
11
Jan.
UH
8
Jan.
2
14
Jan.
Jan.
9
24 V Mar. 26
11V Jan. 16
10 V Feb.
69 V Feb.
12 V Mar.
Mar.
6
r
Mar. 31
Mar.
13
24 V
8% Sale
69
3 V Jan.
Jan.
37
29 V Jan.
2 V Mar.
72 V
Sale
22h
13 V Sale
12 V Sale
Jan.
Jan.
39 V Jan.
Mar.
Sale
Jan.
6
Mar.
Mar.
37 V
Jan.
35V Mar.
Mar.
4
6
134 V Jan.
Jan.
33
4V Jan.
35c
4
11
JX
Mar.
123 V Feb.
27 V Feb.
Mar.
Sale
4V Mar.
12 V Jan.
81c
Mar.
4 V
2
10
Feb.
6
Feb. 10
19V Jan.
7 V Jan.
Feb.
.
IV Jan.
3
13c
11?*
20
Feb.
Mar. 31
Mar. 11
Sale Prices
Jan.
7
168 V Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
7
Mar. 12
Mar.
37
4
Mar. 29
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
2
16
14
V Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2% Sale
Sale
Jan,
Feb.
Mar.
4 V Mar.
2V
36
2
10c
10 V Mar. 27
4 V Mar.
35 X Sale
3 V
Mar. 14
Mar, 13
Highest
Sale Prices
1
Feb. 14
Mar.
38c
Standard Brands Inc........*
U S Rubber Co..
10
Yellow Truck & Coach... ...1
Mar. 29
10
IV Mar. 10
3
12c
Mar.
Corp...... 16
U S Steel Co...
3
3
7
4
126V Mar.
29 V Mar.
838 Kroger Grocery Ac Baking Co.*
899 Montgomery Ward Sc Co....*
5
2,220 Nash - Kel vina tor Corp.....
1,022 National Dairy Products
7,015 New York Central RR
IV Mar.
V Mar.
Mar.
4V Mar.
2
11c
Mar.
220 Electric Auto-Lite
.6
..*
2,330 Electric Power & Light..
569 General Foods Corp
......*
874 Kennecotc
Highest
Sale Prices
161
Sale
24 V Sale
19 V Sale
...
1,255 Hupp Motor Car Corp
1
3,058 Internat Industries com... ...1
1
4,024 Jacobs (F L) Co com
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar.
160 V Sale
199 Dow Chemical Co com......*
•
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Feb.
78 V Jan.
2
9 V Jan.
6 V Jan.
23 V Jan.
11
11
Jan.
3
Jan.
8V Mar.
6
Jan.
17 V Feb.
4
55 V Feb.
12 V Feb.
9
Ex-dlvldend.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
1941
Shares.
Jan. 1 to March 31..
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
March
1940
186,983
510,610
Stock Sales
March
249,225
721,094
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
Par
Shares
1,070
3,541
5,964
10,518
300
268
2,464
4,079
Bid
10
Stores
American Tel A Tel
100
34 Bankers Sec Cora pref
50
127 Barber Asphalt Corp.......10
8
235
580
110
710
1,697
American
-
3,393 Bell Tel Co of Pa pref1,997 Budd (E G) Mfg Co.
I $1,000
182,500
Jan. 1 to March 31.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 2
1941
Since
167 V
ilk
9V
100
•
118
Preferred------.-..-...100
*
3,244 Budd Wheel Co
4,053 Chrysler Corp.
.........5
2,903 Curtis Pub Co common......*
Prior preferred--1,070
*
6,332 Electric Storage Battery.....*
.........10
17,764 General Motors
64
210
JX
Ask
10V
Sale
15V
10
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
4 11
1 166
10V 11
160 V Sale
XIX
15
9V Mar.
150V Mar.
8V
9V
111V 111H
8V Mar. 3
109V Mar. 22
6
3 V Mar.
55
6V
66
31V
60
55
63
6V
Sale
43
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
15
Mar. 28
Feb.
8
Jan.
9
Mar. 13
7
Sale
3
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar. 10
Mar. 24
Mar. 7
Mar. 31
Mar. 11
Sale
30V Mar.
42V Sale
42V Mar.
33
Feb.
Mar. 20
5
Mar.
167
1,920
383 Horn A Hardart (Phila) com..
*
1,058 Horn & Hardart (N Y) com
7,902 Lehigh Coal & Navigation...*
1,597 Lehigh Valley.............50
2,877 National Power Sc Light.....*
66,643 Pennroad Corp v t C.........1
26,854 Pennsylvania RR._........50
150 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg......50
112 Penn Traffic common.....2V
1,390 Phila Elec of Pa 65 pref......*
25
6,557 Phila Elec Power pref
50
183
681
415
142
80 Phila Insulated Wire........*
851 Philco Corp common.-.—..-3
50
2,935 Reading RR
1st preferred........
772
.50
2d preferred
489
.....50
2,249
410
1,702
24,175
10,566
52
""474
.
""555
975
100 Reo Motor Car Co v t c
Salt Dome Oil Corp
"'561
20
1,238
875
233
1,088
5.052
958
32,042
1,437
95
188
*
1
1,959 Scott Paper..
Preferred
.....
...
..........
Ex-dividend.
71
71!
1;
34 V
2 V Mar. 13
IV Mar. 11
6V Mar.
2% Mar.
22V Mar.
170V Mar.
30V
2V
2V
7V
2V
24 V
5
1
4
19 173
Mar.
Feb. 24
114 V Mar. 29
29V Mar. 7
13 V Mar. 13
10V Mar, 26
3
13 V Mar.
24 V Mar.
5
21V Mar. 25
3V
Sale
2V
3
39 V
Mar. 19
58 V
44
51V Sale
51V Mar. 25
44
45£.
56
%
27$
Sale
10
Sale
115 V Sale
10V*
12 V
12
14
49
25 K
lp
25k
Mar. 14
Lis Mar. 21
Mar. 10
Mar. 28
Sale
£
24
8 V Sale
8
111V lliv 111
12 V Sale
13
19
15V 16
V
56
V
24V
Sale
Sale
13 V
12 V Jan.
14 V Jan.
54V Mar.
3
Mar. 28
Mar. 26
Mar. 24
Mar.
Mar.
3
3
Mar. 26
7V
110V
11V
15V
Mar.
3
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
3
Mar.
Mar. 3
7
14
15
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
22V Mar. 28
13
Mar. 13
37V Mar. 24
44
6
30
31V Jan.
12
Mar. 31
4
45
Mar. 26
Jan.
Jan.
21
35V Mar.
43
Sale
24
Mar.
25V Mar. 28
22V Mar. 28
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
ft
iBB
51V
Feb. 14
Feb. 27 25V
Feb. 15 23
1
Jan. 11
Feb. 17
3
37
Jan. 24
Jan. 24 112
58
Mar. 25
Mar.
bis Feb.
V# Jan.
44
gsst
1
Feb.
22V Mar.
7% Mar.
110 V Mar.
11V J&n.
13X Jan.
7
8
182V Feb. 11
6
7
6
5
2H Jan. 13
7V Mar. 21
Mar, 16
2!
Mar. 29 118
2 V Mar. 10
2V
37 V
Jan.
31V Jan.
3 V Feb.
19
20
2V
36V
14
14
7
Feb. 26
26
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2 V Mar.
35
2
Feb. 21
Feb.
6
Mar. 27
13
10
4 120
Jan.
Jan.
48V Jan,
6V Jan.
Mar. 22
3
17
3
34 V Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
19
Jan.
3
30
6
6
Mar.
18
Mar. 5
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
Mar; "26
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
4 116 V Mar.
....
...
x
Mar.
29V Mar. 22
34V Sale
838 Sun OR
Tacony-Palmyra BridgeClass A participating
152
*
2,438 Tonopah Belmont......... 10c
2,938 Tonopah Mining..... ....... 1
620 Transit Invest Corp..
25
Preferred
.......25
4,569
9,575 United Corp common........*
Preferred2,530
140,636 United Gas Impt common....*
Preferred
3,967
1,811 Westmoreland, Inc.........10
20
1,326 Westmoreland Coal
No par value.
115
__1
1,340
50
11V Jan.
Jan.
Sale
100 Gimbel Bros
287
Sale Prices
1 168 V
13
14V
17
9
22 119
14
5%
5 60
3
Mar. 10
Mar. 17
Mar. 27
Mar.
5
Mar. 28
Mar. 20
6V
Sale
32V
Mar. 3
Mar. 12
1|
Highest
Prices
Feb. 17
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Lowest
Sale Prices
March 31
Sale
68
Sale
...
March I
Bid
1940
1941
Bond Sales
March
Jan.
10
Mar. 28
Jan.
29
Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
14
24
2
Jan.
Jan.
8
Ve Mar. 26
Mar. 24
Mar.
3
Feb. 10
Jan.
6
1
Jan. 15
30
Jan. 16
10
Jan. 22
117
14
Feb.
6
19
Mar. 12
46
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
March.
_
—
,
1941
Shares_
>
Jan. 1 to March 31
AOQREOATE
SALES
SAN
1940
302,477
1,319,468
Jan. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
Shares
BONDS
1941
3,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Oo 6% —1945
5,000 Central Pacific Ry 5%
1960
8,000 S P Oo (O P stk col) 4%_.1949
39,00013 P RR Co 4 l*s
ZZ1969
STOCKS
Shares
3,780
2,925
2,045
2,973
7,928 Atlas Imp Diesel Eng Co.....5
448 Bank of Calif Nat Assn
cap.-80
20
100
100 Beech Aircraft
Corp common.
200
737
4,372
236
256 Calaveras Cement Co com
*
80 Calaveras Gem Oo 7
% pref 100
200 Calif Art Tile
Corp class A
*
455 Calif Cotton Mills
capital
100
180 California Ink
Co. Inc capital *
177
70
5,771
9.787 California
1,000
1,159
5,135
1,239
372
Packing capital
1.55
43*
6c
9
236
Coast Counties Gas & El Go—
1s
oreferred (new)
25
640 Columbia Broadcast
85
247
417
Class B
Sys A-2 3*
23*
2,674 Commonwealth Edison
25
637 Con oi Aircraft
Corp com....!
369
Ask
50 5*
1.80
2.05
45*
4.X
4%
10c
93*
Chemical Industries
4,678
Inc class A par tic pref__._.*
465 Consol Coppermlnes Corp cap 5
3,018 Creameries of Am Inc com
1
10c
18
OX
106
1.60 Sale
4X
20c
8X
45*
73*
112
4X
Lowest
Mar.
Lowest
Highest
Sate Prices
Sale Prices
5
45
Mar.
5
493* Mar. 27
505* Mar. 31
1.60 Mar. 20
1.85 Mar. 11
43* Mar. 22
43* Mar. 22
20c
W
4X
8
105
8X
5
Sale
110
5X
1.50 Sale
10
113*
103* Sale
1.50
30
5
37
173*
572
50
2.0 0
Sg
27 X
14c
3,565 Caterpillar Tractor capital...*
21,201 Central Eureka Mg Co com.. .1
4,960 Chrysler
Corp common....
5
780 Clorox Chemical cap
—10
288
March 31
Ask Bid
403*
1063* 110
*
374
Bid
45
39H'
Preferred
.50
728 Calif Water Service Co
pref
25
3,000 Carson Hill Gold Mg capital..!
47
238
March 1
Ask
1
Bishop Oil Co cap
2
2,072 Byron Jackson com cap
*
7.765 Calamba Sugar Estate com..20
715
RANGE SINCE
JAN.
1
Highest
Sale
Sale Prices
103
Feb. 13 1033*
50
Feb.
50 3*
7
45
Feb. 27
45
44 3* Jan.
Prices
Feb. 18
Feb. 10
Feb. 27
17
505* Mar. 31
Maf, 20
2.10 Jan. 22
Par
9,130 Aircraft Accessories Corp A.50c
625 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap.. 10
Angio-Amer Mining Corp Ltd—
1,000
Common
1
10,318 Anglo-Calif Nat'I Bank
20
5,128 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com cap. 10
395
63,000
Jan. 2
Bid
5,000
9,000
-
1940
$23,000
$14,000
55,000
Price
Since
March
1941
Jan. 1 to March 31
FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales
March-
575,467
1,472,281
51
2.10
37
6
11
43
18
52
Sale
OX
5X
OX
1.20
1.60
1.25
1.60
9X
10X
10X
10X
1.20 Sale
28
37 X
8
OX
95*
73*
9X
J*
95c
29
7
39
40
39 X
9
18
Sale
51
52 X
20X
27 X
21X
513*
26X
10X
11
1.05
39
8X
8X
43* Feb. 25
10c
8X Mar.
4X Mar.
654 Mar.
107
6
854 Mar.
8
109
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 19
6
Mar.
1.45 Mar.
1.25 Mar.
10
Mar.
9
4
Mar. 12
Mar. 31
5
6
5
103* Mar. 10
1054 Mar. 26
Mar.
1.10 Mar.
1.20 Mar.
1
Feb.
107
9
9
Mar. 26
9
Mar. 26
18
Mar.
1
25c
13c
20c
13c
20c
48 X
49
44
35*
68*4
Sale
70
413$
3X
43 X
33*
65
453*
3X
00 X
62
633*
Mar.
6
44 J* Mar. 18
Mar. 14
3
Mar. 28
623
53
37
45
38
40
40
273*
28X
27
28
27
19
19
21
21
183*
18X
19X
19X
17
27 X
19
17
295*
26X
28
24X
28X
20X
28 X
27
26
24
25
25
m
Mar.
1.20 Mar.
Feb.
36
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
>3* Feb.
Jan.
17
Mar.
1.75 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
40
Jan.
6
6
4
7
27
1
16
28
3
9
Feb.
20
215* Mar. 31
Mar.
6
513* Jan.
14
265* Mar.
6
525* Jan.
273* Jan.
29
10
Mar.
6
6
26 3* Mar.
Feb. 25
14c
443* Mar. 18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
9
52
19
293*
25X
213* Mar. 31
Mar. 31
6
Mar.
40
515* Mar. 20
20X Mar. 6
8
Feb.
9
Jan.
1123* Feb.
1.25 Mar.
1.10
33
8
16
6
5
Mar.
10
Feb.
93* Jan.
Mar.
6
43* Feb. 25
10c
8.3* Mar.
43* Mar.
63* Jan.
5
40
Sale
52 X
27
1.60
45
3X
14c
Mar. 13
14c
443* Mar. 18
33* Mar. 5
6554 Mar. 19
Mar. 13
40
Feb.
263* Mar. 10
273* Mar. 17
26
Feb. 20
28 X
2854 Mar. 26
2854 Mar. 26
28
27
27
Mar. 15
40
2.90 FeD. 17
62 5* Mar. 28
27
17c
50
4
71
16
Jan.
11
30
27
19
26
27
Mar. 24
63* Mar. 4
554 Mar. 5
24
8
283* Jan.
28 5* Jan. 27
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
4
425* Feb. 27
Mar. 15
Cond<M
1,250
,
315
1,111
OQ
20
941
337
250
211
.2,437
266
1,615
480
455
281
7X
Sale
183
25
cap
Galland Mercantile Laundry—
Common (capital)
*
General Metals Corp—
2,058
Common capital.
23*
18,069 General Motors com
...10
20
Preferred $5 series
...»
3,157
1,125
399
530
1,122
320 Hancock
Oil
475
2,020
650
10
...
5
5
7,752
83*
18 X
41X
5
25
2.00
2.50
3X
4X
8
8
Mar. 10 285
123* Mar. 28
8554 Mar. 25
1.75 Mar.
7
Mar.
3
Mar.
5
4
10
9
Mar.
6
Jan.
10
4
17
63*
93*
1954
4354
5
273* Mar. 19
49X
48
48
48
Jan.
9
96 5*
27
Feb.
5
18X
183*
20
183*
44
13
9
Sale
48c
1.90
6
9X
10
113*
15
iS*
1134
155*
n*
49 c
40 X
Sale
4054
12X
9
2.25
7
2.05
2.00
2.80
143*
4 5*
15X
Sale
6
9X
60c
2.75
7
12
10
95c
2.85
7
2.50
2.75
2.35
15
16
16
4%
Mar.
Mar.
1003* Mar. 28
8
1
63* Mar. 5
443* Mar. 10
5X
53*
63*
36
Sale
103*
Sale
17
63* Mar.
333* Mar.
7
5
Mar.
5
6
95* Mar.' 6
115* Mar. 21
15
Mar. 10
16
50c
Sale
125*
123*
Sale
354
9
2.85
Sale
53*
153* Mar.
50c
5
Mar. 26
393* Mar. 14
14
503* Feb. 10
Feb. 19 1003* Mar. 28
1.15 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
11
31
18
31
27
63* Feb. 19
405* Feb. 19
125
5
1654 Mar. 13
55c
Mar.
1
4054 Mar. 31
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
26
Feb.
17
3
113* Jan.
8
135* Jan.
2
50c
2
203* Jan.
16
Jan. 14
483* Jan.
7
31 1253* Feb.
1
3
63* Feb. 10
85* Jan.
15
Jan.
1.30 Jan.
17
Feb
32
,208
Feb.
3
Feb. 27
Jan. 21
Jan.
Mar. 14
8
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
16 5* Mar.
323* Feb.
16 5* Jan.
3554
75*
103*
115*
55c
Mar.
43
Jan.
14
Jan.
15
31
27
14
27
1
14
1
28
10
113* Mar. 20
Jan.
23
6
95c
Mar. 31
Feb.
3
33* Mar. 21
Feb.
19
33* Mar. 21
Mar. 17
2.85 Mar. 27
163* Mar. 29
Jan.
4
Mar.
3
8
Mar. 17
2.85 Mar. 27
Mar. 11
Mar. 19
Jan.
2
Feb.
19
1
2.75 Mar. 14
63* Mar.
5
2.50 Mar.
3
153* Mar.
3
13
Mar. 10
8
Mar.
Jan.
i
9
5
Mar. 11
5
44
43
Mar, 19
43
Mar.
403* Mar. 22
Feb.
14
Mar. 25
Feb.
26
554 Mar. 19
Feb.
19
Feb.
13
H*
44
40
283*
55*
233*
55*
253* Mar. 4
55* Mar. 10
233* Mar. 20
50c
35c
90c
Sale
95c
8
113* Mar. 20
95c
Mar. 31
16 3*
55*
443*
435*
283*
Mar. 29
Feb.
4
Jan. 17
Jan. 20
Jan.
9
7
Jan. 17
28
Jan.
9
53* Jan.
2
50c
12 X
13
2.40
Feb.
63* Mar.
19 5* Jan.
3
263*
53*
223*
53*
Sale
2.20
18
Mar.
25X
5X
24 X
5X
17 X
7X
Feb.
123* Mar.
93* Mar.
59c
42
Merchant Cal Mach Co com..5
•
100
18
32
43
5
85c
63* Mar.
343*
75*
103*
1154
1654
34
41
5X
23 X
75c
6
Mar. 27
185* Feb. 25
63* Mar.
425* Mar.
24
44
1.25 Mar.
9
17
39
42
Mar. 24
20
Sale
43
Sale
53c
42
127
39
55c
183* Mar.
165*
43
55c
42
Sale
128
sf*
6
17
1.15 Mar.
31X
5X
9X
10X
14X
19
33* Jan.
6
Jan. 15
1.75 Mar. 14
8
Mar. 21
3
Jan.
3
Feb.
15
ox
35X
OX
10
2.25 Feb.
15
22
17
6
1.40 Feb.
Jan.
6
2.85 Mar. 10
153* Jan.
92
41
16
122
14
Mar. 22
Mar. 28
9834 Mar.
63*
Mar. 14
Mar. 19
Mar. 31
2.85 Mar. 10
273* Mar. 19
1.25
7X
123* Feb.
85 5* Mar. 25
63* Mar.
233* Mar.
Sale
28X
8
Jan.
63* Mar.
7X
20X
1.15
OX
42 X
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
1.15
6
27
25
Mar. 10
Jan.- 28
85c
Mar.
3
83* Mar.
3
1.15 Mar. 15
100
value.
Feb.
63* Feb. 14
53* Mar. 5
6 3* Mar. 14
93* Jan. 29
22
443* Jan.
3
7
Jan. 10
Sale
100X
27X
20
135
87;
1.75 Mar. 14
8
Mar. 21
3
Mar. 17
Mar.
1.25
8
Preferred
„
par
1.60
7
285
28X
512 Meier Sc Frank Co..........10
1
17,667 Menasco Mfg no common
200
86
1.15
106
7,913
4,750
18 X
43
7
~22X
99
20
2",962
10
Sale
265*
99
B
15,548 Magna vox Co Ltd capital
1,955 MagnlD & Co (I) common..
925
4
320
32
Sale
1.25
1.30
17
17 X
1,463 Leslie Salt Co capital
10
2,688 LeToumeau inc common
.1
5,783 Libby McNeill & Llbby com. 7
4,625 Lockheed Alrcr Corp com
1
387 Lyons-Magnus Inc A._
•
45
7
4
35c
...
1,569
2,225
1,683
2.30
85*
48
1
760 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.. 15
766 IXL Mining Co
2 Pesos
2,277 Laugendorf United Bak cl A..*
Class B..
2,487
121
Preferred
50
57
666
7X
3X
4X
15X
560
600
1.75
OX
14X
1,582
914
1.50
*
754
1.006
X
34
Home Fire & Marina Insur
Co of Calif capital..
Preferred.
287
13
Sale
31
10
3,871 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap—.*
725 Honolulu Plantation capital.20
2,735 Hunt Bros Packing common. 10
2,027
320
125*
87 X
*
...
4,693 Hawaiian Pineapple Jo
5,630 Holly Develop Co common
345
285
99
47 X
Sale
5,773 Hale Bros Stores Inc capital..*
20
1,652
2,100
243* Mar.
63$ Mar.
53* Mar.
49 X
27
6,356 General Paint Corp common.*
3,925
Preferred
*
6,714 Gladding McBean Co com...*
15,349 Golden State Ltd capital.....*
1,235 Greyhound Corp common
*
1,795
4,552
7
ex
98 X
46
100
"
Sale
40
24
1,323 Food Machinery Corp com. .10
2,135 Foster & Kielser common..23*
76
Class A preferred
25
310
OX
5x
25
.....20
3,824 Fireman'8 Fund Insur
1,390
ox
5X
1954
42 X
OX
25X
482 Fireman's Fund Indem
cap.. 10
31
ox
5X
Crocker First National Bank
331 Ewa Plantation
1,843
No
OX
5X
San Francisco cap
300
100 280
14,936 Crown Zellerb Corp com
14 X Sale
5
4.784
Preferred
...-*
92 X
90X
938 Di
Giorgio Fruit Corp com.. 10
1.10
1.50
799
Preferred
......100
53*
6
611 Doernbecker Mfg Co......—*
2.50
3
5,561 El Dorado Oil Works cap
*
33*
3X
518 Electrical Products Corp.....4
103*
85*
5,185 Emporium Capwell capital...*
19
18X
1,691
Preferred w w
50
44
44 X
675 Emsco Derrick &
7
Eq Oo cap..5
6
5,188
*
25
8X
854
102
105
1063*
17
10X
173*
183*
123& 13 X
13
123*
1.80
1.95
2.00
2.35
9
Mar.
5
1.15 Mar. 15
9
Mar.
5
Feb. 17
18 5* Mar. 24
12 5* Mar. 21
2.35 Jan.
7
100
163* Mar. 8
1254 Mar. 21
1854 Mar. 24
1254 Mar. 21
1.80 Mar.
2.35 Mar. 15
4
AGGREGATE
SALES
SAN
PRICES IN MARCH
FRANCISCO
Since
March
STOCKS
Shares
930
20
100
20
6%% preferred
,.
14,293 North Amer Oil Conaol cap.. 10
440 Occidental Insurance capital. 10
400 Occidental Petrol Corp com.. 1
46
100
O'Connor Moffatt & Co—
Class A A common. 1
427
30
—
385
2,229
•
1,415 Oliver United Filters Inc A—
660
605 Pacific Clay Prod capital
*
17,651 Pac Coast Aggregates com—5
39,101 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com..25
19,310
6% 1st preferred
25
7,834
5 56 % 1st preferred25
7.831
5,707
2,322
277
1,519
435
683
560
8,944
342
1,092
20,595
203
*
100 15656 160
6% preferred
6k
Sale
106
6
101
6%
preferred
100
3,392 Rayonfer Inc common-.-.--.1
1,623
Cumulative preferred—...25
1,528 Republic Petroleum Corp..—1
4,012 Kbeem Mfg Co
--.--1
13,479 Richfield Oil Co common
*
946 Roos Bros Inc common
6,729 Ryan Aeronaut Co
1
com cap—
1
1,114 Safeway Stores Inc common—*
33U Schiesinger (B F) com...
*
540
Preferred
-..-.-.25
2,193 Shell Union Oil Corp com-.--*
1,193 Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—*
7,651 Soundview Pulp Co——-.-..5
.
1.80
2156
20
19
8%
27%
26%
15c
8
7%
10%
4%
12
1.35
1.50
4%
20% Sale
33 % Sale
2956
'60%
Sale
107
9k
20
656 Sale
2156
23%
4
'6%
4h
37
6
1.25
108
8
7c
5%
22
4%
34
151
148
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
656
5% Mar. 3
9% Mar. 24
10
22
1956
8%
27
15c
7
23
456
0>4
756
756
13
1156
456
556
1.35 Sale
2654 Sale
33 % Sale
30%
31
3556
106
148
197
Preferred
Sale
35
39 56
90c
41 56
1.25
Sale
1656
Sale
5
1856
20
1656
2856
16
27
1.50 Sale
13 56
14
856
18
856
17 56
4 56
Sale
1,311 Sou Cal Gas Pfd 6% cum A—25
34,839 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
946'Sperry Corp common v t c
1
2,769 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital—*
75,050 stand Oil Co of Calif capital— *
1.177 Super Mold Corp of Cal cap 10
27
37
3756
90c
15%
3
14%
18%
2524
1.30
1154
854
Sale
20% Mar. 17
19
Mar. 25
Mar. 27
8
26% Mar. 24
7c
Mar. 19
6% Mar. 1
23% Mar. 27
4% Mar. 18
Mar. 14
5
AH
11% Mar.
7
1.30 Mar. 27
2656 Mar.
3356 Mar.
2954 Mar.
41
4
6
148
Mar.
35
Sale
Mar.
16
1.75
Sale
Mar.
3
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
1456 Mar. 11
2756 Mar. 10
1.50 Mar.
3
1454 Mar.
1356 Mar.
2756 Mar.
1.50 Mar.
i
Mar.
12
V*
1256 Mar. 11
1
854 Mar.
1156
11
Mar.
6
11
Mar.
6
26
Mar.
Is
26
Mar.
1
2056 Mar.
5
2256 Mar. 11
Sale
856 Mar.
Mar. 10
356 Mar.
1
4
656 Mar.
3'
756 Mar. 14
3356
854
3356
656
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3354
1056
3356
956
Mar. 15
Mar. 26
18
Mar. 3
Mar. 19
Mar. 14
32",416
10
293 Transcontinental & West Air.5
7,280
26,824 Union Oil Co of Calif cap—.25
5,496
6,882 Union Sugar Co common....25
1,149 United Air Lines Trans
..5
1,246
Vultee Aircraft; Inc
217 Wells Fargo
Western
1.522
70
"l~,054
3,902
capital
20
Bk & Un Tr caplOO
common
10
....
ser
1—50
60
1,271 Yosemite Portl Cem Co pf—10
20
24
24
2356
24
1.50
1.70
1.50
1.70
1856
9
SB
1.25
1856
2556
2556
1.50
28
Mar. 25
756 Feb
14
17% Feb.
7
3
Feb. 19
956 Mar.
756
656
456
1456
656
Mar. 20 293
1856 Mar.
4
Mar.
5
27
18
10
14
11
6
1956 Mar. 18
Mar.
24
Mar.
24
20
Feb.
Jan.
13
3
6
1.50 Mar. 15
18
Mar. 19
15c
Mar. 14
40c Feb. 25
956 Jan.
Jan.
29
7
456 Feb. 18
1656 Jan. 11
13
8
Jan.
Jan.
1456 Jan.
756 Mar.
656 Mar.
3 54 Mar.
1456 Mar.
656 Feb.
2
6
30
26
27
24
5
21
2256 Feb. 10
287
Jan.
30
1856 Mar.,
2156 Jan.1
Jan.
22
1.35 Mar. 20
20
3
556 Jan. 16
1056 Feb. 14
2556 Feb. 14
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
28 %[ Mar.
18
1.35 Feb
12
99
13
19
23
16
Mar.
2256
2256
Jan.
18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
23
3
14 56 Feb. 19
13 56 Feb. 20
24 56 Feb. 14
Mar. 14
1356 Mar. 12
1256 Mar. 14
23
1456 Feb.
Mar. 19
Mar.
21
1
Mar. 29
456 Mar. 22
20
35
15
15c
"456 Mari
21
15
Jan.
16
956 Mar.
20%
Feb.
90c
20
Pipe & Steel of Calif
667 Yellow Checker Cab
53
Series 2
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 13
956
9656
756
6
656
354
456
354
14
1456
1456
6
656
656
2856 29
2456
275
290
28756
1
Waialua Agricultural Co
6
10
13
14
8
Jan. 24
Jan. 14
656 Jan. 18
3756 Jan. 17
102
Feb. 17
Feb. 15
2
Jan.
Jan. 29
21
Mar.
3
456 Sale
1254
1356 Sale
1156
1256
1356
1256
IK
65
13
27
26
10
10
7
11
1856 Jan.
3256
856
3356
6%
Mar.
12
Victor Equipment Co com—.1
Conv cum pref
— .5
4 56
1
2856
3156
3156
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
160
101
60c
Vega Airplane Co
8
2356
456
556
8 56
1156
126
1.60 Jan.
40c
1,459
3,019
3,491
2,934
1,988
8c
3
10
Mar.
4356 Jan.
10 Thomas Aliec Corp class A—. *
3,321 Tide Water Assoc Oil Cocom.10
22
456% preferred
100
98,809 Transamerica Corp capital...2
7
29
15
Mar.
Feb.
5
28
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3956 Jan. 10
4
10756 Feb.
456 Jan. 10
Jan.
3056 Mar.
1556 Mar.
15c
2.877 Universal Cons Oil-...—
13
29
16
803
200
552
855
553
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar. 24
Mar. 19
Mar. 19
1656
370
12
6
Jan.
2256
20 56
956
2756
Mar.
1
Mar. 3
Mar. 12
Mar.
1
26
95
27
2556 Feb. 15
3256 Feb. 17
2956 Feb. 17
2.10
8
956
Jan.
1.50 Mar. 11
1
25c
811
5
2756 Mar. 25
3356 Mar. 12
3056 Mar. 19
7
1.75
7
11
20
2156 Jan. 31
356 Mar. 24
21
1.80 Jan.
2
7 H Feb. 27
1156 Mar. 7
4 56 Feb.
3
1.30 Mar. 27
1156 Mar.
8 150
1!
656 Jan.
Jan.
10
Mar. 19
3956
Sale
Sale
20
Jan.
Mar.
90c
13
common.
2656 Jan.
Mar. 15
10c
100 Texas Consol Oil Co
11
Mar. 27
8
7c
14^02
1
100
Feb.
19
5
356
16
7
Mar. 19
3756
11%
Sale
18%
19%
856
1756
356
21%
2056 2156
101% 101
103
3354
3356 Sale
9%
956 Sale
3454
32
3354
7%
7
656
36 H
7%
1.35
Feb
20
Mar.
1
Mar. 27
Mar. 26
Mar. 10
856
1756
354
Sale
102
856
26
7
11%
34
2556
12
6
656
2356
456
556
2.20
28
Sale
25
28
1.50
15
4
Feb.
7c
39%
6
2256
1356
Sale
Sale
13
556 Feb.
956 Feb.
Jan.
2
3956
1656
Sale
20% Mar. 17
19
Mar. 25
856 Mar. 12
2756 Mar.
7
37
Sale
19*
7
Mar.
1
37
3656 37
107% 1055; Mar. 28 10756
456
4
Mar. 19!
456
1656
1656 Mar. 18' 1756
Sale
11756 Mar. 6 120
16%
8%
15%
14%
6% Sale
1.60
1.50
1
19%
45
43
100 101
-
33
35
7
Mar.
150
6%
5%
656
756
30% Sale
3056 3156 3056 Mar.
102
100
101
104
10156 Mar.
27
6% Mar.
10
1.80
_
1,439
v
l8*
4%
4%
4
17 % Sale
16
117% 118% 120
capital.. 10
22
"""353
34
*
Philippine Long Distance
199
Tei Co capital
100 Pesos
541
Phillips Petroleum Co cap——*
211 Pig'n Whistle Corp
partlc pf-*
3,089 Puget Sound Pulp & Tim
*
43,119 Ry Eq & Realty Co Ltd com.. *
1,462
576
1.55
Sale
106
105 Pacific Western Oil
181
2,020
1.45
27 56
33 56
3,002 Paraffine Cos, Inc, com——*
132
4% cum conv pref
100
244
12
""456 "6"
-*
,
80
303
956
Sale
10756
5
171
5
8H
Sale
444
30
1,368
#
4
1,376 Pac Tel & Tel Co common—100
960
100
7c
9c
Sale
24
4k
5%
5
8
2656
27
37
266
2,334
5,399
9%
856
26
7c
3156
678
$5 dividend pref_.
2,927 Pac Pub Serv com
4,506
First preferred
634
353
9%
1.25
20
19
8ale
23
21
March 31
Ask Bid
Bid
5%
75
9.
956
7,164pacific Lighting Corp com---*
1,567
1,389
7
1.80
22
*
Class B
325 Paauhau Sug Plant Co cap-. 15
690 Pacific-Amer Fisheries Inc—5
100 Pacific Can Co common
160
75
100
"5,380
Ask
Bid
21
15
549
March 1
1941
Par
*
3,540 Nat Auto Fibres Inc com «tk— 1
5,030Natomas Co capital---..--..*
386 North Am Inv Corp com.. .100
455
6% preferred-.—-.—-'.-100
1,900
1
January 2
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Prices
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
61
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
April, 1941]
1856 Jan.
5
Jan.
2056 Jan.
16
Jan.
Jan.
1.50 Jan.
28
1456 Jan.
9
2
9
10
9
2
13
Jan.
22
25
3
4356 Jan.
20
29
14
15
1.85 Jan.
756 Mar.
1256 Jan.
2656 Jan.
Jan.
18*
10$
4
14
Feb. 24
Jan.
9
Jan. 23
3356 Mar. 3
956 Mar. 13
2056 Jan*
1956 Jan.
15c
Mar.
40c Feb.
Jan.
99
Jan.
556 Jan.
1656 Jan.
1456 Jan.
13
14
14
25
0
7
4
11
14
Mar. 14
Jan. 30
9
Jan. 15
Jan. 24
Jan. 81
Jan.
0
Jan.
3
2856 Mar. 11
300
Jan.
7
im
"S
2256 Jan.
24
31
13
1856 Jan.
456 Jan.
22
Mar. 20 150
135
Mar. 19
8
Mar. 0
Jan. 31
Feb. 13
unlisted stocks
94 American Factors Ltd cap
20
100 Amer-Bawaiian SS Co com.-10
460
•
1,058
1,073
577
335
1,234
6,111
3,001
6,436
3,360
Amer Rad & Stand San
*
com..
Amer Tel & Tel Co com
100
12
1,222
5,245
200
4,176
1,700
6
46
495
200
'"425
1,536
843
1,067
1,765
15
64
3,608
100
10
167
Argonaut Mg Co Ltd capital-. 5
169
2.30
26}
45
2.5
4
—
O RR
1,527 Bendix Aviation Corp com...5
13,549 t Blair & Co Inc capital
-1
Bunker Bill & Sullivan Mg
& Con Co common
3.880
256
Calif-Oregon Power—
12
6% pref (non-callable)
100
56
6% pref (1927 series)——100
10
1,059 Cities Service Co
200 Columbia River Packers Assn. *
2,555 Consol Edison Co N Y com.._»
1,313
4,673
1,805
1,961
2.30
2.50
2356
756
356
5
Sale
2.50
3
156
2556
656
356
3
456
356
3556
356
3556
1.00
75c
2256 Feb.
7
656 Mar.
2356 Mar.
456 Mar.
7
2456 Mar. 27
556 Mar. 14
2.50 Mar. 10
2.45 Mar.
154
1
19
156 Feb.
1956 Jan.
7
2656 Mar. 27
5
Jan. 10
»»« Feb. 27
456 Jan.
0
356 Mar. 25
1-128 Mar. 3
456 Mar.
456 Mar. 14
356 Feb. 13
11%
12
12
1256
1156
12
86 %
90
88
4%
83
87
85
89
85
89
14
18
4
48
Jan.
14
5
75c
Mar. 31
3756 Jan.
1.35 Jan.
28
Mar.
1256 Mar.
6
1156 Feb. 19
1256 Jan.
13
90c
4
10
89
83
Jan.
3656 Jan.
Mar.
75c
18
5
1
356
3656
0
23
2.25 Feb.
354 Mar. 14
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
556 Jan.
3
Jan.
9
3 56 Mar.
1-128 Mar.
'u Mar.
15
7
7
Jan.
456 Jan.
354
2656 Mar. 27
1
Feb.
31
Feb. 18
756
15956 Feb. 24 168
22
Feb. 14 2756
6
2254 Mar.
4
2256 Feb.
Feb. 15
31
656 Mar.
26
656
"356 "456
90c
86%
4%
456
6
22%
6
Sale
o39*
8ale
5
......
Sale
3456
Domlnguez Oil Fields cap—..*
5,303 General Electric Co com
25 Goodrich (B F) Co common. _*
2.881 Hawaiian Sugar Co capital—20
100 Hobbs Battery Co cl A capital *
100 Hohbs Battery cl B cap
*
315 Holly Oil Co capital
1
78 Bonokaa Sugar Co capital
20
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp—
Capital
.1
11,348
801 Internat Nickel of Can Ltd—*
5
356
—
com
30
Sale
Consol Oil Corp common..
*
Curtiss-W right Corp com—.. 1
Elec Bond & Share Co
25
556
656
656654
15956 16056 160
162
2254
2356
2456
2454
356
100
common
2556
2254
654
6,817 Atch Top & S Fe RR com—100
479 Atlas Corp common
.6
2,435 Aviation Corp (Del) com..—.3
7,085
Rights
830 Aviation & Trans Corp cap.. .1
22 Fibreboard Prod.Inc. pr pf.100
""750
6%
25%
255 B &
""243
24
6%
Anaconda Cop Mg Co com.. 50
Anglo Nat Corp cl A com
*
100 Ark Nat Gas class A common.*
2,632
21 %
24
104 %
33 %
34
1«H
2156
556
2256
5%
A*
2956 Sale
356
356
10656
33
Sale
36%
28
28 Marine Bancorporation capital*
1,920 Matson Nav Co capital
..*
6
956
3056
456
10656
Jan.
Jan.
2
76c
3
Jan.
16
6
10c
75c
23 K
2
2356
556 Feb.
756" Feb.
2756 Mar.
256 Mar.
10656 Feb.
75c
11c
Sale
788 Internat Tel & Tel common..*
Mar. 19
Mar. 21
Mar. 3
Mar. 11
2.00
11c
2,402 Kennecott Copper Corp com.*
556
956
2956
356
75c
6
50c
610
256
22
556 Mar.
856 Mar.
2756 Mar.
256 Mar.
§*
Mar.
Feb.
2.00
Sale
3
2756
2156
656
956
2856
356
I
2.00
50c
75c
6%
24 %
2%
37%
556
856
8656 Jan.
456 Feb.
8
Mar. 14
50c
1356
1456
6
21
Mar.
84
456 Mar. 31
8
Mar.
2.00
50c
1256
1456
2
85 % Mar. 14
456 Mar.
8
9
3256
1356
1756
"25""
2
Mar.
84
456 Sale
8
3156
1256
1556
24%
75c
1156 Mar.
2.75
6
556 Sale
2456 2556
2
3256
256
3354
10c
556
8
11
14
13
4
18
0
11
0
3256 Mar.
33 56' Mar. 10
3156 Feb. 18
3456 Jan.
7
1456 Mar. 17
1456 Mar.
1456 Feb. 28
2756 Jan.
75c
Jan.
1 lc
Jan.
13
Mar.
7
8
756
5
5
Mar.
6
556 Mar.
6
Mar.
27
Mar. 27
Mar. 19
2m 2i%
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
27
7
Jan.
55TFeb. 28
2556 Jan. 20
256 Feb.
3356
3456
3356 Mar. 10
20
23
22
28
Sale
3456 Mar. 20
2
6
3156 Feb. 19
76c
5
2
2
10
Mar. 7
Jan.
656 Jan.
7
Mar. 19
256 Jan. 13
3456 Mar. 20
27
fm
1,370
120
'4",200
42
30
1,002
4,115
•
296 McBryde Sugar Co Ltd cap..5
361 McKesson & Bobbins Inc com 5
21,100
M J & M & M Consol
capital.]
79 Monolith Portl Cement
Preferred
30
com..
-
*
27
2.50
3%
6c
3
4
Sale
2.50
4
10
Montgomery Ward A Co,
Inc. common
*
2,358
13,450 Mountain City Cop Co cap..5c
119 Naah-Kelvlnator Corp cap...5
No par value.
26
———.—
2156
Sale
356
3
38
Sale
4%
956
3656
3
,
5%
456
356
7c
8c
2.50 Sale
8
37
3%
t Formerly Bancamerica Blair Corp.
21
26
356
3756
356
456
5
r
Mar.
22 ▼ Mar. 17
28
Mar. 31
22
456 Mar. 27
2456 Mar.
356 Mar.
3
356
6c
2.50
7
3656
7c
1*
3756
3
356
356
456
Mar. 17
2456 Mar.
356 Jan.
6c
Mar. 21
1
2.50 Mar.
8
37
7c
Mar.
8
2.50 Mar.
1
8
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar.
256 Mar
6
3756 Mar. 26
356 Mar. 20
5
i
3
Feb. 25
6
6c
Jan.
2
2.50 Jan. 14
8
Mar. 10
3656 Feb.
256 Feb.
.
5
3
Mar. 17
Mar. 31
456 Mar. 27
22
28
85k Jan.
8c
Jan.
2.50 Jan.
8
0
3
14
Mar. 10
3956 Jan.
356 Jan.
13
10
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
SO ATE
FRANCISCO
SAN
LES
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCK EXCHANGE
Price
Jan. 2
Since
STOCKS
Jan. 1
1941
Par
Bid
730 Nat Distillers Products com. ♦
1
1,806 Nor Amer Aviation Inc cap
10
1,077 North Amer Co common
337 Oahu Sugar Co Ltd capital..20
1,490 Olaa Sugar Co Ltd capital..20
151 Onomea Sugar Co capital—20
100 Pacific Indemnity Co capital 10
_
288
300
52
1,270
52
March 1
22
Shares
Ask
i.H ??X
16
17
14 9*
Sale
39*
4
18
1.20
20
2.50
""140
670 Pacific Portl Cement com—10
66
83
69*% preferred
100
•
1,063 Packard Motor Car Co com
165 Park Utah Cons Mines com.-l
42
45
3
3
4,844 Pennsylvania RR capital
50
103 Pioneer Mill Co Ltd capital.20
22 9*
325
100
2,452
30
352
337
""365
485
5
2,069
544
773
15
450
1,215
1,666 Radio Corp of Amer com
752 Riverside Cement (Del) A
*
*
420 Santa Cruz Port Cement com 50
1,544 Schumacher Wall Board com.
19*
69*
49<i
.....*
69*
289*
7
27 9*
3,856
C5^% preferred
25
B 6% preferred
2,095
...25
25
15 Sou Calif Gas Co 6% pref
*
1,769 Standard Brands Inc com..
299*
Preferred..
30
preferred
1.20
40
2%
19*
23
9k
A*
15
29
8
Sale
29f
30;
1
2,166 Studebaker Corp common..
Superior Portland Cement—
Class A
209*
139*
159*
159*
49*
179*
4
15
50 Shasta Water Co common...*
25
7,117 Sou Calif Edison common
1,609
2
23
8:
Bid
6h
30>*
69*
259*
299*
29
329*
6
69*
Ask
209*
14
139*
149*
219*
149*
159*
159* Mar. 10
169*
16
19
21
179* Mar.
59*
19
Sale
50
39*
19*
239*
10 9*
4%
1.15
40
29*
19*
13 9*
4
69*
20
7
3094
7
26
299*
299*
349*
69*
69*
15
7
259*
299*
299*
329*
59*
594
349*
69*
69*
369*
39
29*
571
5
625 Warner Bros Pictures com
2,199 Westates Petroleum Co com._l
905
4,958
400
606
x
Preferred
737 West Coast Life Ins Co cap
1
5
Nai ie changed from Italo Petroleum Corp. of America.
5!^
19*
39*
9c
11c
70c
80c
69*
7
19
1.15 Mar.
7
Mar.
7
41
29* Mar. 28
19* Mar. 11
23
Mar.
5
6
Mar. 11
Mar.
5
Mar.
4
1.20 Mar.
4119 Mar.
7
29*
19*
249*
109*
1
Mar. 17
Mar. 11
Mar. 27
Mar.
4
Mar.
7
109* Mar.
4
4
Mar.
7
6
Mar. 11
694 Mar. 25
69* Mar. 12
309* Mar. 6
319* Mar. 27
Mar. 5
Mar. 12
Mar. 25
Mar. 10
299* Mar. 12
299* Mar. 13
339* Mar. 10
259*
299*
299*
339*
4
7
26
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
69* Mar.
3
69* Mar. 21
Mar.
5
189* Mar. 31
379*
Sale
20
1.15
20
41
369*
59
Sale
29
38
1
1.00
49*
8
20
79*
69*
259*
359*
169*
3,600
4,984
2,450
149*
319*
723 Texas Corp common
25
270 Title Guaranty Co cum pref__
5
1,375 United Aircraft Corp cap..
577 United Corp of Del common..*
1
27,375 U S Petroleum Co capital
*
14,299 U S Steel Corp common
6
3,400 Utah-Idaho Sugar Co com
19*
3
2
5k
379*
400
1.75
45
159* Mar. 10
159* Mar. 10
4
Mar. 25
Mar. 4
5
19
319*
41
114
6
249*
24
Mar. 24
15
24
59*
21
379*
"260
Highest
Sale Prices
219*
*
15
Lowest
Sale Prices
March 31
Ask Bid
18
389*
tl
1.10
579*
Sale
39*
7c
10c
70c
90c
69*
7
569*
29*
29*
9* Mar. 26
1.00 Mar. 13
19* Mar. 11
6
1.20 Mar.
599* Mar. 10
29* Mar. 31
39* Mar. 10
569* Mar.
19* Mar.
1
8
3
Mar.
6
9c
Mar. 18
11c
Mar.
75c
Mar. 11
80c
Mar. 18
6 9*
Mar.
7
7
69* Mar. 26
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
Shares-
KQQREQATE
SALES
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
8,088
1,080
_
"
-
84
400
4.283
1,415
1,914
1,250
,
"""360
271
10
STOCKS
Par
16,588 Aircraft Accessories Corp A.50c
4,920 Handinl Petroleum Oo—.—1
150 Barker Bros
298
1,200
1,225
10,368
4.763
common
5k% preferred...
*
.
-
.
-
-
-50
Barnhart-Morrow Consol
770 Byron Jackson
456 California Packing Corp.....*
1,469 Central Investment Corp.. 100
3,552
3,065
2,335
565
178
2,569
655
2,550
35
47
1,973
1,200
"607
m
662
650
.
139
500
—
Chrysler Corp
........6
Consolidated Oil Corp
.....*
Consolidated Steel com......*
Preferred.
...........*
Creameries of America v t c.
671 Douglas Aircraft Corp.......*
6,209 Electrical Products Corp
...4
990 Emsco Derr A Equip Co—-5
...1
5,250 Exeter Oil Co A......
190 Farmers A Merch Nat Bk_.100
—
240
103,167
811
1,409
14,858
'
7,500
"
2,350
328
660
300
1,100
1,149
160
216
990
926
100
170
200
1
240
Ask
lk Sale
I*
6
28
6k
28k
Sale
lk Sale
5
lc
10
VA
1
5k
3c
11
17
18
9
9k
75c
68 H
5
5k
Sale
7
Sale
20
elU
5k
76
9
6
16c
406
6
77k
21c
415
6 k Sale
95c
1.05
18k
8k
46
5k
19k
Sale
52kc 55c
3k
4
5c
5c
10k
322.285 Lincoln Petroleum Corp... 10c
2,994 Lockheed Aircraft Oorp...._l
4,247 Los Ang Investment Co....10
39c
10c
15c
11
21c
6,200 Mascot Oil Co..............1
.......1
40,867 Menasco Mfg Co
1
250 Merchants Petroleum Co
.-..5
2,000 Mid-Western Oil Co
996 Mt Diablo OU Ming A Dev. ..1
11,100 Nordon Corp...............1
800 Occidental Pet Corp......... 1
5,850 Oceanic Oil Co..............1
2,106 Pacific Clay Products.. ......*
4,446 Pac Finance Corp common.. 10
Preferred A
10
Preferred C
10
1,100
4,400 Pacific Gas A Elec Co com..25
1st preferred 6%-........25
1,133
Sale
27 k Sale
5k
2k
8c
2c
37c
4c
6c
30c
5k % 1st preferred
....25
1,480 Pacific Indemnity Co.......10
2.482 Pacific Lighting Corp corn...*
300 Pacific Puolic Service
..*
1st preferred-—
370
10
230 Pacific Western Oil
201 Puget Sound Pulp A Timb Co.*
1
3,068 Republic Petr Co Ltd—
5k % Preferred A
82
50
1
1,100 Rice Ranch Oil Co
50c
Sale
5c
Sale
7c
12c
37c
4k
5
10 k Sale
"9k :::::
2Z?»
33k
30 k
36 k
36k
4
17
2v<*
34k
32
40
37k
4k
~5",l5l
"I26
2,785
154
34
1,968
260
5,184
31
2,873
2,133
""756
4,160
8,341
200
"7". 032
26
6,709
358
640
....
10,735 Ryan Aeronautical Co...
1
lk Sale
*
78 Safeway Stores Inc.......
1,108 Security Co units............
-.*
935 Shell Onion Oil Corp..
*
610 Signal OU-Gas A
1
5,858 Solar Aircraft Co
2,050 Sontag Drug Stores-........*
16,249 So Cauf Edison Ltd com....25
Original preferred ........25
444
6% preferred............25
7,821
5k % preferred
—.25
7,708
74 Southern Calif Gas 6% pref.25
6% Series A pref
25
1,933
17,381 Southern Pacific Co—.100
*
25.872 Standard Oil of Calif——..
ay Oil Corp....
1
2,000
655 Superior Oil Co common
2o
175
24,913
367
..25
23,704 (Jnion Oil of California..
358 United Aircraft Products Inc* 1
2,463 Universal Cons Oil Co...... 10
...
30c
9k
4 k
33
5
10
Sale
16k
17k
13 k Sale
90c
65 k
5k
6
11
10 k
18k
Ilk
lk
66 k
5k
8k
Sale
27k Feb. 11
Mar. 14 alQc
Mar.
4
Sale
18k
71
72
6
62
10 k Mar. 13
11
l8k
9k
7k
25c
30c
19c
20c
380
390
385
405
6
8
6
9k
42 k
43 k
42 k
43 k
i7k
31k
33 k
17 k
31k
50c
60c
50c
3k
7c
6k
18k
3k
1n«
10c
3c
oVA
.
SU
5c
18k
33
55c
10c
"II"
Sale
22
6k
55c
k
Sale
Sale
40c
2
25c
8c
3c
60c
8c
lc
60c
7c
12c
49c
12c
Sale
5
Sale
5c
6c
44c
27
26 k
34
30k
39k
30
36 k
a
17 k Mar
31k Mar
50c
Mar
4k
17 k
6
15k
16k
1.35
30
33
25c
15c
8 k Sale
85c
10k
3 k
Sale
27
Sale
31
40k
16
17
Mar
lk Mar.
31c
7
5
Mar.
Mar.
10k
3k
Mar.
16
Mar.
a?.&
Mar.
21
27
28
20
5
Mar. 15
Mar. 31
Mar.
lly*
Mar.
29k
18
26
11
4k Sale
13
14
i3k
i3k
8
6k
29 k Mar,
4
29k Mar, 21
Sale
19 k
"I""
9
6k
20 k
lk
lk
22 k
8
33 k Mar.
9
Mar.
18
Mar.
4k
12
13
Mar.
6c
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
A*
10c
Feb. 21
14
Feb.
6
Jan.
2
30
35c
6c
8c
Jan.
Jan.
3
30c
Jan.
17
27
13
20
5
14
11
4 k Mar.
10 k Feb.
12 k Mar.
Mar.
26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 24
39k Feb. 25
36k Feb. 15
4
20
21
14
26
Mar. 19
4
Mar. 29
Mar. 10
Mar. 20
16k Mar. 21
Mar. 14
6
Sale
9k
7k
7k
13
Mar.
9k Mar.
7k Mar.
3k Mar. 18
6 k Mar. 21
41c
Jan.
4
6
8
2 k Mar. 15
10c
3c
45c
6c
Jan. 14
Jan. 13
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
8c Jan,
3
43c
Mar. 21
4k Feb. 21
Ilk Jan.
28
12 k Mar. 20
10k Mar. 5
28k Jan. 24
34
Jan.
8
31k Jan. 28
40k Mar. 27
40
Jan.
8
4 k Jan. 30
17 k 4an. 30
6
Mar. 14
18
Jan. 10
Jan.
6
28
6
30
Jan.
Feb. 17
15c
7 k Feb. 15
47kc Feb. 14
Jan. 22
15
Feb.
17
9
Jan.
22
50c
Jan.
18
Jan.
3k Feb. 19
42 k Jan. 27
30k Feb. 13
10k Feb. 20
3
Feb.
19
lk Jan.
7
6
10k Feb,
3
4 k Jan. 22
44k Jan.
38
13
Jan.
7
12 k Jan.
26
Jan.
15
4
Jan.
6 k Feb.
Mar. 24
Mar.
1
Mar. 15
5k Jan
24
25k Feb. 14
44k Feb. 19
29k Mar. 13
29 k Mar. 12
Feb. 28
28k Feb. 19
23
Jan.
34k Jan.
33 k Mar. 20
Mar. 26
10k Mar. 26
19k Mar. 20
lk Mar. 18
Jan.
23
16
34 k Jan,.
6
26
44
4k
al2k
13 k
9k
7k
Mar. 21
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
Mar.
6
Mar. 3
9
6k Sale
Feb.
Jan.
\7i
Feb.
lk Jan.
7
18
8
6 k Mar.
3
Feb.
3
9k Jan.
7
16
8
Jan.
6
20 k Jan.
2
6
Mar. 19
6k Mar.
17
Jan.
25
4 k Mar.
4k
12 k al2k Mar.
24
68 k Mar. 11
6
Jan.
3
"S
Jan.
Jan.
27
24 „
lk Mar,
4
21
Jan.
Jan.
3t*
l7ft
k Mar.
Jan.
33H Sale
Jan.
Jan.
9
47 k Jan.
Feb. 10
Feb. 28
Mar. 29
Jan. 11
6
19k Jan.
33 k Feb.
1
Feb. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 14
9c
Jan. 17
5c
Jan.
8
10 k Jan. 15
46c
Mar. 20
28
Jan.
9
Jan.
25k Feb. 13
Mar 29
6
Mar. 24
8
25 k Mar
44 Mar, 15
Jan. 10
Feb. 14
410k Jan. 24
34
Feb.
5 k Feb.
1.05 Jan.
32 k
lk
22
31
all
lc
2c
Ilk
18 k
11
1
25
Mar.
Feb.
30
10 k Mar. 12
3 k Mar.
7
3
5k Jan. 23
77k Mar. 25
9 k Jan. 29
7k Jan. 15
Feb.
19
12
10 k Mar
3 k Mar
31
34
9k
18 k
15
5k Jan.
"8k Mar.""!
Ilk all
27 k
3
3k
29k
Feb.
5k Feb. 19
20c
21
39
30
17
5c
10
8k Mar. 28
33
44 k
43
29 k Sale
29 k Sale
6
Jan. 23
63k Feb. 14
5k Feb. 14
5k Feb. 19
30
31
45
9k Jan.
50c
2k Mar. 15
30 k Mar.
40 k Mar.
36 k Mar.
Mar.
16k Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
38
43
29 k
10k Mar. 13
17 k Feb. 18
18k Feb.
31k Feb.
k Mar. 20
7
a7c
Mar.
ii*
Mar.
12
27k
3k
6k
Sale
14
i°k Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
k
39
Sale
30
10
Feb.
6
7 k Mar. 29
Mar.
4k Mar.
Ilk Mar.
12 k Mar.
39k Mar.
33 k
6
Jan.
42k~Feb.
6k Mar.
43c
Mar.
Ilk
25k
25
Jan.
lc
70c
6
Mar.
44k Mar.
7" 6c" Mar." 7
26 k Mar.
34
6k
7k
16k
17 k
1.35
lk
30
33
15c
25c
8 k Sale
45c
1
4
19c
390
Mar.
21 al8k Mar.
19
32
Mar.
14 52kc Mar.
30k Mar.
4
3
6
2c
6c
38
Sale
6
5
Feb.
38c
30
5k
lk Feb.
17
Jan. 24
6k Mar.
alOk Mar 21 alOk Mar.
7
32c
Mar
46c
Mar.
23
Mar, 28 24k Mar.
5k Mar, 26
6k Mar.
36
26
Feb.
2 k Feb.
9
25c
39k
9k
3k
Jan.
4 k Jan.
a7c
Mar. 19
lk Jan.
68k Feb.
52kc
37
9k
3k
6k Mar. 10
Mar.
34
45c
43 k Mar, 13
6 k Mar . 26
Mar. 19
72k Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
Mar 20
9k
5
6 k Mar
7 k
19c
Mar, 17
25c
8 391
390
Mar
a7k Mar. 3
a7k
it* Sale* it* Mar.
12 k Mar.
\l*::::: 10k Mar.
33 k
29 k
38 k.
4k
6
4c
45c
12 k
%6%
5
Mar. 28
5k Mar. 3
7
Mar. 18
19k Mar. 15
3c
22 k
6
4k
4
k Mar 20
42c"
11
31
3k
34c
31c
6
3
Mar.
72 k Mar. 25
7k
24 k
lk
.
1.20
24 k
8c
lc
45c
4c
6c
Mar
36
33c
41c
3
Mar. 25
63
5k Mar.
6
1.20
11
18
73 k
5k
1.10
4
Mar.
10k Mar. 24
18k Mar. 4
Mar. 31
5k Mar.
5k Mar.
18*
30
7
1.10
Mar.
4
ale
23
7k Jan. 15
31
lk Jan.
95c
5k Sale
6k
18k
5k
6k
8k
6
Prices
2 k Jan. 13
Mar. 14
2k Mar. 4
lk Mar. 21
68 k Mar. 11
63
6k
3|*
3
Mar. 25
Sale
72k
6
Feb.
2c
Mar.
4
ale
Sale
2
80c
8k
8
Mar. 19
lk Mar.
21M
18
5k
"7k
8
18
lk
30
31
5c
8k
lk
3 k Jan.
2
Sale
2c
4
33
9
lk Mar. 20
2k Jan.
3
60c
lc
33
27 k
lk Mar. 3
Mar. 13
25c
2c
3
Sale
3
alOc
lk
5c
26
3k
6k
Sale
46
47 k
30
30 k
29 k
29 k
11,490
For footnotes see page 64.
28
Sale
7
0
3c
3k
5k
18 k
60c*
Lowest
Sale Prices
lk Mar. 20
2k Mar. 26
Sale
lc
27 k
250
"3",491
75c
9k
Sale
43k
44k
33 k Sale
Ilk Sale
25
95c
20c
2^
Highest
Sale Prices
29k Mar. 25
30
10c
1
Highest
Lowest
lk Sale
2k
2k
8k
2c
10
5
'l6k "17"'
30
50c
Sale
3k
18
...
19,015 Richfield Oil Corp common...*
Warrants
530
.2
2,071 Roberts Public Markets.
60c
6k
380
730
JX
29 k
20c
lk
33
32
2k
3
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Ask
5k
2,932 Gladding McBean A Co......*
2,551 Globe Grain A Milling Co
.25
1,620 Uoodyear TAR Akron com..*
•
2,244 Hancock Oil Co A...
3,700 Holly Development Co.....
75 Hudson Motor Car Co.......*
559 Hupp Motor Car Co
1
3,500 Inter coast Pet Corp.......50c
700 c Lac Chemicals Inc.........1
l
855 Lane-Wei Is Co
10c
25c
2
March 31
Ask Bid
9k Sale
6k
45 k
4k
ik
2k
29k
25c
a\H
45c
March 1
rtid
V<
7k
47 Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd A
1
8,565 General Motors Corp.......10
2,867 General Paint common......*
Preferred
120
.
m
"3l9
—
2,213
6,927
8,675
10,282
2,542
Bid
1
Berkey A Gay Furniture Co
1
Blue Diamond Corp
2
Bolsa Ohica Oil Corp A——.10
B common.... .........10
620
4,479 Broadway Dept Store com...*
2,250 Buckeye (Jnlon Oil Co com
1
Preferred v t c————
—1
6,000
270 Chapman's ice Cream Co-.-.*
"""722
Jan. 1 to March 31.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 2
1941
Since
1940
1941
March-
439,207
1,170,272
294,892
892,852
Jan. 1 to March 31_
Bond Sales
1940
1941
March
S
4k Feb. 18
13
Jan.
2
9k Mar. 11
7k Mar. 17
8 k Jan.
4
6k Mar. 21
28
47 k
30 k
29 k
10 k
20k
lk
27 k
9k
5k
25
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
4
13
29
23
29
Jan. 23
Jan. 13
Mar. 18
Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
6
8
14k Jan. 14
9 k Mar.
6
Jan.
16
9
Jan.
8k Jan.
4
9
4
STOCK
ANGELES
LOS
64
aggregate
prices in march
LOS ANGELES
sales
In
Since
Shares
stocks
200
98
—
111
March 1
1941
Par
1
2,768 Vultee Aircraft Jnc
1,000 Weber Showcase & Fix Co pfd *
1,504 Wellington Oil Co
1
98 W estern Air Express Corp
1
679 Yosemite Portl Cement pref 10
1,000
1
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
315
range since jan.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
March
EXCHANGE
Ask
Bid
8%
9%
~~2k
lk
3%
1%
5%
ik
Ask
4%
1%
6%
6% Sale
1%
2%
3%
4
1%
1%
4k
6%
1%
4%
1%
4%
"2 k
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
6% Feb. 21
8% Jan.
March 31
Ask Bid
6
7
Bid
6% Mar. 18
6
Mar. 31
2
Mar.
7
3% Mar. 24
1% Mar. 15
6% Mar. 17
6% Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar.
7
6
7
2
Mar.
2
4% Mar. 21
1% Mar. 15
1% Jan.
4% Mar. 20
4% Mar. 20
14
8
6% Mar. 31
2% Jan. 16
1% Jan.
27
MINING STOCKS—
472 Alaska Juneau Gold M Co.>10
26.000 Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
10c
2,000 Calumet Gold Mines Co
180
15,000
2,000
1,000
7,850 Cardinal Gold Mining Co
1
750 Cons Chollar G & 8 Co
>.i
7,000 Imperial Development Co__25
4,000 Zenda Gold Mining Co
25c
100
7.000
3,000
4%
5 He
5
8c
l%c
5c
3c
1.05
4%
1%
lc
%c
6c
Sale
7c
lc
3c
lc
3c
1.20
4c
3c
1.10
1%
lc
4c
%c
2%c
%c
3c
4% Mar. 20
Jan, 20
Mar.
4
Mar. 15
6c
Jan. 16
1.50 Feb.
6
5
4%
11c
2c
4c
1.50
4
5c
Jan.
10
10c
Mar. 15
4c
Mar. 6
1.25 Mar. 19
Mar. 15
4c
Mar.
6
1.25 Mar. 19
lc
Mar. 15
Jan. 15
lc
lc
4c
%cMar. 6
2%c Mar. 19
%cMar. f
3c
Mar. 14
6c
Mar.
1
lc
Mar.
10c
lc
4c
1.20 Jan.
10
%c Mar.
6
Mar. 19
2%c
%c Mar.
3c
6
Mar. 14
UNLISTED STOCKS—
797 Amer Had & Stand San......*
608 Am Smelting & Kefg Co.. — *
432
,
159
100
4,502 American Tel & Tel Co
3,735 Anaconda Copper Mining
50
3,155 Armour & Co (111)
....5
1,384
1,227
752
1,162
175
6
J*
40
160
167 %
26 %
23%
4 %
4h
5,102 Atch Top & Santa Fe Ry..l00
564 Atlantic Refining Co
25
1,044 Aviation Corp (Del)
3
13
1,785 Baldwin Loco Works v t c
576 Barnsdall Oil Co............5
489
228
70
150
860
218
600
50
10
43 Cities Service Co
1,056 Columbia Gas & Elec Corp
174
*
..*
325 Commercial Solvents
1,217 Commonwealth & Southern..*
227 Continental Motors Corp
1
25
610
170
1
8%
..5
828 Bendix Aviation
1,640 Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del)..*
500 Borg-Warner Corp
5
706 Canadian Pacific Ry
25
100 Case tJ I)
100
543 Caterpillar Tractor..........*
244
30
If4
3,071 Curtiss-Wright
490
40
i$
if*
,8
739
641
340
40
1,167
*
995 Loew's Inc
91 McKesson & Bobbins Inc....5
210
50
339
1,439 Montgomery Ward & Co
*
820 Mountain City Copper Co..5c
300
5.671
2,391
1.794
1,020
1,356
203
704
236
New York Central RR
North Amer Aviation Inc
North American Co
Ohio Oil Co
38%
13
h
23%
2%
36%
32%
3%
37 a
3
*
13%
1
17
......10
♦
1624
7%
38%
13%
%
24 %
2%
36%
32%
4%
37%
3%
14
Sale
17 k
7%
2,038 Packard Motor Car Co......*
1
1,067 Paramount Pictures Inc
50
1,542 Pennsylvania RR Co
470
173
578
698 Pure Oil Co
1.795 Radio Corp of
8
m
i §g
15%
6%
2%
10%
22%
......*
7
-..-*
4
19
America
*
13%
*
245 Seaboard Oil of Del
1,457 Sears Roebuck & Co
75
555
961
75
77 x
15
3,026 Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
510 Southern Ry
.—_._*
1.342 Standard Brands Inc........*
2.827 Standard Oil Co (N J)......25
430
777
390
103 Stone & Webster Inc
1,740 Studebaker Corp
780
231
2,451 Swift & Co
1,037 Texas Corp
8
Sale
12 h
m
34 h
*
8
8%
22%
40 %
10 k
69 k
16%
42%
IN
22%
68%
1
25
25
336 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co....10
*
2,624 Union Carbide & Carbon
187 United Air Lines Trans Corp..5
110
604
20
227
819 United Aircraft Corp
5
770 United Corp (Del)..........*
10
1,164 U S Rubber Co
2,945
6,459 U S Steel Corp.............*
259
470
932 Warner Bros Pictures........5
348 Westinghouse Elec & Mfg—50
120 Willys-Overland Motors Inc__l
382
89
100
No
2
32%
SIX
5,740 Republic Steel Corp.........*
645
1,116
*
24%
par
value,
t Deferred delivery,
a
Odd lots,
12%
71%
8%
12
6%
34
6%
6
22%
35%
9%
64%
12%
38%
1
Sale
20%
58%
2%
104%
95
1%
c
6
Jan.
25% Mar. 10
Mar. 20
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
3
24% Jan.
4% Jan.
3% Mar.
Feb.
18% Jan.
9% Jan.
Jan.
14
3^
cr34% Mar.
76
Mar.
017% Mar.
3% Mar.
Mar. 10
35
Jan.
5
76
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
Mar.
Mar. 24
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 26
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 25
Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
Jan.
Jan.
10
3
3
6
10
0
21
Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar. 10
;
83% Jan.
20% Jan.
17% Jan.
3% Jan.
4
8
24
8
50
0
Jan.
Jan.
3
0
0
Jan.
8
4% Jan.
3
6
28
Jan.
11
% Jan.
15
3% Jan.
Feb. 24
Mar.
20% Jan.
9% Jan.
29% Jan.
4% Jan.
15
15
0
8
Mar. 31
Feb. 14
Feb. 24
2
Mar.
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
33
Mar.
Mar. 20
Feb.
27
Jan.
7
16
35% Mar.
13% Mar.
o% Mar.
a25% Mar.
2% Mar.
33% Mar.
32®/, Mar.
o3% Mar.
o37
Mar.
3% Mar.
12% Mar.
13% Mar.
15% Mar.
7
Mar.
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
Jan.
8
Mar. 10
Feb.
Mar. 18
Mar.
a26% Mar.
3%
33%
35%
13
25%
2%
32%
32%
3%
37%
3%
12%
14%
16%
7%
2%
6
Feb.
wc„
96
0
Jan.
21% Feb.
4%
9%
%
3%
17%
3
11%
23%
7%
4»%
19%
13
72%
8%
12%
Sale
34%
6%
6%
23%
36%
9%
65%
13%
38%
1%
21%
59
3%
Jan.
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
08
8
3%
32%
34%
12%
168^
Feb.
Feb.
% Mar. 12
4
Jan.
6% Mar.
38% Jan.
3% Mar.
15% Mar.
26
*
825 International Tel & Tel......*
2,370 Kennecott Copper Corp.....*
290
k
7
Mar. 10
5
2%
17 x
Class A.
1,143 International Nickel Co
300
44%
7
27% Jan.
5% Jan.
24
18%
3%
48%
45%
45
49 %
5
j.ar.
Mar.
a20% Mar.
24%
4%
23%
21%
3%
15%
8%
35%
79
3
(Del)....5
Corp...—...1
734 Electric Power & Light Corp.*
._._..*
3,323 General Electric Co.
1,377 General Foods Corp.........*
*
949 Goodrich (B F) Co.
40 Graham-Paige Motors Corp..!
134
161
17%
48 h
4%
6% ji'iar.
o39% Mar.
ol60% Mar.
24% Mar.
4% Mar.
!*
78
440 Continental Oil Co
""745
4
2%
12%
24
7%
3%
18%
13%
71
.
8%
3
12%
24%
8%
4%
19%
14%
72%
2%
10%
24%
a7%
4
9
12
13%
5% Sale
34%
35%
6%
7
5%
6%
21% 22%
36%
36%
9%
10
,
Mar.
Mar. 20
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
21
26
26
26
7
12
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 19
Mar. 17
Mar. 15
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar. 12
Mar. 14
Formerly Pacific Distillers, Inc.J
Mar. 17
Mar.
1%
Jan.
31
72
Jan.
31
0
11
Jan.
I Mar. 17
Mar. 20
Mar.
I Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
I Mar. 12
Mar. 18
8*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
9% Jan.
13% Jan.
6
Feb.
14
6% Jan.
10
34
Jan.
20
Jan.
6
Feb. 20
35%
7% Jan. 24
6%; Mar. 22
8
8
23
Mar.
Mar.
2%
94%
4
Jan.
3
Jan.
Mar. 26
15
37
Mar. 13
0
11
24
22
22
Mar.
23
56%
3%
95%
1%
8
14
18
I Mar. 28
| Mar.
Jan.
Feb. 21
Jan. 17
FFeb.
Mar.
Mar.
22%
56%
4
18%
14%
72
8%
12%
3
13
20
6
13
Mar.
Mar.
F9
10
6
10
7% Jan.
2% Feb. 14
10% Feb. 20
5
22%fFeb.
8
8% Jan.
Mar. 10
Mar. 19
Mar.
28
6
f.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
17% Jan.
17% Jan.
6
5
Mar. 24
Mar.
Mar.
8*
it*
1
6
Mar. 10
Mar.
Jan.
2
36% Jan.
32% Feb. 28
Jan. 11
Jan. kO
3
Mar. 22
Mar.
Jan.
2k
8
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar.
13% Jan. 23
26%
Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
19
Mar. 11
9% Mar.
64% Feb.
30
Jan.
6
Jan.
8
Feb. ' 8
Jan.
3
37
10
1
70% Jan.
Feb.
25
17
Jan.
Feb.
14
43
1
Jan.
Mar. 20
30
23
Jan.
68
56% Mar. 21
3
2% Feb. 14
95% Jan. 31 103
Jan.
Jan.
1 % Mar. 18
30
3
Jan.
10
|
9
Jan.
4
28
15
7
10
Jan.
9
Jan.
1% Mar. 18
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
March
Shares-
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE
SALES
Jan. 1
266
10
60
248
940
65
1,220
1,326
6
STOCKS
......10
1.134 Devonian Oil
684
1,844 Duquesne Brewing
120
179
5,420
5*224
749
230
422
546 Electric Products
9,750 Fort Pitt Brewing
6
........*
.....1
120 Harbison Walker Ref
9o0
100
...........
14.436 Lone Star Gas.
75 McKinney Mfg Co
....1
10
14,303 Mountain Fuel Supply
3,116 Nat Fireproofing Corp com..*
682 National Radiator Corp
10
100 Penn Federal Corp common..*
848 Pittsburgh Brewing
....•
Preferred
2,607
850 Pittsburgh Coal Co com... 100
50
Bid
Ask
Bid
March 31
Ask Bid
Ask
11054
.........lOO
Forgings
1
Pittsburgh Oil & Gas........5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
26
Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
*
Lowest
7
4K
7K
Sale
8K Sale
"6*K "II"
6
3K
IK Mar. 14
Mar. 12
7 K Mar. 20
8 k Mar. 17
8Vs Mar. 10
7 k Mar. 28
7K
6 K
Sale
8K Mar. 1C
OK Mar. 21
3% Mar. 4
OK Mar.
13 K
1154 Sale
3K
4K
IK
IK
13
11
14
UK
10
li*
101
Sale
9K Sale
—
5K
75c
7K
m
Sale
90c
.
IK Mar. 14
Mar. 12
Feb. 18
Feb.
Feb.
4
4 K Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar.
8
13
13
Mar. 25
10 5-6 Mar. 22
11
Feb.
Feb.
15
Mar. 20
Mar. 14
10
210
676
2,182
2,600
4,171
Sale"
IK
lk
98
Sale
95
154 Mar.
IK Mar.
1
19K Mar. 28
175
10
30,393
1,800
31
380
50
805
1,625
225 Reymer & Bros common
110 Ruud Mfg
1
*
135,486 San Toy Mining
8,724 Shamrock Oil & Gas.........I
6% Preferred..
100
41
380
6% preferred
10
100 Standard Steel Spring.......5
350 United Eng & Foundry...
6
600 United States Glass
1,160 Vanadium Alloy Steel......
20
Mar. 20
98
Mar.
10
97
5K
80c
9
1
Sale
29
12
11
30
Mar. 28
Mar. 20
Mar.
1
Mar. 12
20
10
5%
95c
9
9K
Sale
5K
80c
Sale
90c
7
5K Mar. 4
80c
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
4
4
Jan.
5K Mar. 19
85c
Mar. 12
6
Jan.
IK
295*
1
28 K
IK
29
1
Mar. 10
29
Mar. 22
27
Jan.
1
6
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
3
Mar. 22
29K Mar.
IK Mar. 13
5K
3
55c
Sale
"T"
I":::::
Sale
2c
3c
2K
2h
90
50c
55c
IK
39
21K Sale
3
5K Mar. 27
8
2c
2K
95
25c
38
19 h
40c
25c
40
37,
Sale
20
55c
Mar. 10
IK Mar. 24
10
3c
Sale
2
Jan.
IK Mar. 13
82K Mar. 20
5K Mar. 10
Mar.
Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 14
9
Jan.
1
6
Feb.
26
Jan.
2
Mar.
1
9
Mar.
2c
Mar.
3
3c
Mar.
2K Mar. 31
Mar.
7
9K Mar. 15
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
Mar. 31
9K Mar. 15
Mar. 15
3
95
Jan.
Jan.
40c
25c
Mar.
5
25c
39
37
Mar.
4
40
3
21
Mar.
Mar. 10
*
1,826 Pennroad Corp v t c
No par value*
x
Ex-dividend*
1
2
Mar.
3
2K Mar. 19
13
.Mar.
3
Jan.
13^
UNLISTED
1,046
31
Feb. 25
Feb.
4
Mar.
4
Mar.
19K Mar.
Sale
3
3
15
Mar. 10
IK Mar. 24
55c
9
95
9K
40c
40
Mar.
6
50c
lc
80
76
Sale
7$
2H
10
10
Jan.
78 K
2
Jan. 13
Jan. 30
Jan.
4
Jan. 10
Jan.
9
Jan. 14
Jan. 21
Feb.
7
Jan.
6
Jan. 14
Jan. 11
Mar. 25
Jan.
6
Jan. 11
6
Mar. 12
Feb.
60c
4K
15-4
Mar. 20 105
Jan.
6H Sale
3K
5
5
17 H
14
Mar. 22
7K Sale
40c
IK
754
10K
11K
7K
Feb.
9K
IK Sale
30c
10,325 Westing house Air Brake.....*
14
Jan.
1
Preferred
125
200 Renner Co
15
18
Jan.
IK
1 h
31
14
Mar. 21
6
15
13
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
25
Jan.
6
19 K Feb. 15
11054 Mar. 12 111 K Feb. 18
99 Pittsburgh
""loo
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
22 K Mar. 11
20 K Mar.
3
110 k Mar. 12 110 k Mar. 12
1H Mar. 14
7K
9K Sale
*
com
Hoppers Co pref
March 1
1941
Par
$
*
1,605 Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Preferred
....100
20
145 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp.
Preferred
..........10
369
3,035 Blaw-Knox Co.............*
512 Byers (A M)
♦
......*
3,195 Clark (D L) Candy
4,785 Columbia Gas & Electric^ _JI
211 Copperweld Steel.......... 10
461
1,320
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Since
March
$7,ooa
Jan. 1 to March 31.
PRICES IN MARCH
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1940
March.
62,161
167,193
57,622
231,519
1941
Bovd Sales
1940
' 1941
Stock Sales
10H
Feb.
4
Jan. 21
IK Jan. 22
7 K Feb. 14
2
Jan.
6
IK Jan.
31K Jan.
7K Jan.
40
Jan.
12K Feb.
IK Jan.
96K Jan.
7K Jan.
3K Feb.
55c Mar.
1K Mar.
9
Feb.
3c
Feb.
2
25
2
10
2
3
4
10
__
27
10
24
26
8
22
95
Mar. 7
9K Mar. 15
26K Jan. 13
39
Feb. 13
30c
Feb. 21
40
Feb. 20
3
Jan.
22K Jan.
2K Jan.
10
24
In the earlier part of thi« publication
i
he country,
General Quotations we combine in
only those dealt in
'ndex
to
complete records of
for the latest month and for the calendar
on
one
year
the dealings
date,
to
on
the leading stock exchanges of
furnished.
In this department of
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions,
the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
the different classes of securities
not
The following is
an
quoted:
Pag«
Exchange Seats
are
Page
P«te
......................
83
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities........
83
Railroad Stocks.........................
Federal Land Bank Bonds...............
91
Mining Stocks..........................
84
Reai Estate Bonds......................100
Foreign Government Bonds.............. 92
Municipal Bonds—Domestic............. 91
Industrial Bonds........................ 80
Industrial Stocks....................... 84
Insurance Stocks....................... 99
Public
Investing Companies Securities..........
Quotations for all securities
arc as near as
70
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks.......
84
93
Textile Stocks...........................
8*
Utility Bonds.................... 72
Utility Stocks
77
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks.
Railroad Bonds.66
United States Territorial Bonds..........
Canadian..
Public
71
.........................
8^
United States Government Securities.....
9*
9^
possible for the dosing dag of th$ month preceding the date of issue.
The letter "f" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is. that the accrued interest forms
part of the price, and
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately In making payment. In the oase of income bonds and bonds in default, the price Is
always "flat," and no designating mark Is employed to indicate the fact.
Quotations for equipment bonds are based
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
on
average maturities.
"anI 41 video 1" that is the accrual dividend must be paid In addition to the price.
It should be borne In mind In the use of these tables that the
quotations for many Inactive anl unlisted securities are merely
cases the
figures are obtained from
are
sources which
are
nominal, but In all
considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, vis.: "\f " for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed,
dated "conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "opt" for optional.
"end" for endorsed, "cons" for oonsoll*
The black-faced type In the letters showing the Interest period Indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE—All bond prless
Bonds
Bid
BAILBOAD BONDS
Aberdeen AAsheboro 1st 6e'40J&J
Adirondack 1st 4Mb 1942 gu mas
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942. JAD
Akron Oanton A Youngs town—
Gen A ref 6s 1945 series A. A AO
Gen A ref 6 Ms 1945 ser B.AAO
Alabama Great Southern—
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A...JAD
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
Alabama Tennessee A Northern
Prior lien 6s 1948
JAJ
Gen income 6s Oct 1948
JAJ
Alabama A Vlcksburg Ry—
1st M g 5s 1974 s rieb A..MAN
Albany A Susq 3Ms
Alleghany Oorp—
Coll tr
g
5s 1944
conv
conv 5s 1949
6s stamped i960
Ask
45
98 M
99M
58
61
58
60
109 M
107 M
107 M
7M
33
111
83 M
95
83
61M
62 M
103%
103 M
70
Anacostia
P. G A H. *41-'45
ser
A
80
2.00
1.25%
52 M
54
Potomac—See
1946
JAD
Ref A gen M ser D due 2000
int 1 % to Sept 1 '46.MAS
Ref A gen M ser F due 1996
int 1% to Sept 1 '46-MAS
Conv gold due 1960
FAA /
PLEA West Virginia—
Ref 4s ext to 1951.. .MAN
Ask
105"
Bay City A Battle Creek—
3s 1989
112"
Bedford Beit 1st 5s 1938
JAJ /
Beech Crk Ext 3M- 1951—.AAO
96
104*
101M
1.75
1.75
24
1.25%
1.25%
31
69 M
59 M
60
Gen unlfser A 4 Ms 1964-.JAD
10-yr coll tr 5e May 1 '45.MAN
1- u & Nashv 4s Oct 1
'52.MAN
Equipment trusts—
2Mb ser F 1941-1952—.AAO
1941-1950
AAO b
Line (Conn)—
99
78M
92 M
78M
66 H
86 %
67
88
JAD
5s '45—JAJ
„
71
71M
46M
47 M
1st mtge 4s ser RR I960—JAJ
3% to 1946 due 1957—
47 M
47 M
Buff A Susquehanna RR
Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
65M
67
58
59
Burl Cedar
Rapids A North—
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g '34..AAO
47 M
48M
55
56
int at
Certificates of deposit..
1.50
1.50
1.75
1.95
1.95
33
35
31
33
Atlantic A Yadkin gu 4s '49.AAO
65
66
_
2s guaranteed
1942
50
7-year
82
3s
82
3s
40
50
3s
43 M
45 M
51
85"
98
104 M
2.00
91
99M
68M
93M
62M
61M
,78M
100 M
69 M
94 M
64
62 M
84
85
73M
28M
74
29
75
100
.
JAJ
FAA
1942—
2s guaranteed 1943
Guar 7-year 2 Ms 1944
100
98M
98M
guar
2 Ms 1946
guaranteed 1944
15-year gtd 1952
JAJ
FAA
FAA
JAJ
Called fir redemption;
see page
110.
5.Basis.
/This price Includes accrued interest,
34
37
36
100
6
104M
1.70
li*
86
1.25%
76
88
71M
72
72
71
MAN
73
FAA
JAD
70
13-year guar 1950
70 M
3s 16-year guar 1950
JAD
I^
3s 15-year gtd 1953
FAA
70
3s 15-year gtd 1959
69
JAJ
4Ms guaranteed 1951
95
MAS
4Mb guaranteed 1956
95 M
FAA
4M8 guaranteed 1957
JAJ
&
4Mb guaranteed 1955
JAD
98
5s 15-yr. guaranteed 1954-FAA
825s guaranteed July 1 1969 JAJ
5s gtd Oct 1 1969
AAO
98
5s guaranteed 1970
93 M
FAA
Equipment trusts—
4 Ms series J 1941-42—MAN
4.25
5s series K 1941-1944-MANI&
4.40
4Mb series L 1941-1945. J AD b
4.40
Canadian Nor deb 6M* '46-.JAJ
105M
Canadian N W 4 Ms Oct 22 1943
Canadian Pacific Ry—
3s conv coli trust 1945
AAO
64M
3 Ms conv coll trust 1951—FAA
61
4s conv coll trust 1949
64 M
JAJ
4s cons deb (perpetual).—JAJ
58 M
4Mb secured ctfs 1944JAD
68
4 Ms coll trust 1946
MAS
84
4Mb coll trust I960
...JAJ
73 M
5s coll trust 1954
JAD
78 M
6s conv coll trust 1942
MAS
77
Equip trust 5s 1944JAJ
101M
4 Ms 1941-1945
JAD b
4.35
Caro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949. _JAj
/ 44
3.50%
3.75%
3.75%
105
fl
-.
66
63
66
70
89
74 H
79
78
102
3.65%
50
Carolina Clinchfield A Ohio—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
MAS
Carthage A Adirondack Ry—
1st gtd 4s 1981
JAD
a
35
5
FAA
0.75%
1.00%
Equip trust 2 Ms 1941 47—AAO
1.25% Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955..JAJ
1.50% Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.AAO
1.50% Canadian National Rys—
49
100
Mtga 4 Ms 1944
Mtge 4s 1942
Cambria A Clearfield Ry—
Gen M g 4s 1955
Cambria A Indiana RR—
89
87
47
49
75
75
100
1942
3M
27
5s series V Mar 1
1 1942...
2
47
IncM4M serAJuly*70..MAN/
58 series T Sept 1 1941
100
5s series W April
5s series X July 1
15
46M
26 M
58 series U Nov 1 1941
97
JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
Cons mtge (stamped modified)
Boston A Maine RR—
74 %
82
6s ext to Jan 15 1947
53
77 M
1.65%
JAJ
Atl A Danvilk 1st 4s 1948—.JAJ
id g 4s 1948
JAJ
„
47
1.50%
2.25
2.10
Atlantic Coast Line of S C—
Boet A Prov deb 5« July 1 1938—
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4 Me Juy 15 1947..JAJ16
2.25
13
99
52 M
89
22
Albany 5s Oct *63—JAJ
5s June 1942
.....JAD
4Mb impt 1978
FAA
1st mtge 4Ms ser A 1943—AAO
3Ms Jan 1 1951
JAJ
Ref 3 Ms 1952 gu N Y C..AAO
4s 1955—FAA
1.75%
1.60%
1.75%
46
1.25%
73 M
I.-"*
1st mtge gu
2.25
2.75, 2.00%
2.15
Boston Term Co 3M« 1947—FAA
4s1950
JAJ
Buffalo Creek 3 M® A 1965—MAN
Equip tr 2 Ms 1942 1947—MAS b
1.70
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944..JAD
109
Birmingham Southern—
1st mtge 5s ser AO 1967.
MAS
1st mtge 5s ser II 1955—MAN
1st mtge 4 Ms ser J J 1961 ..AAO
Atlantic Coast
Gen 1st g 4s July 1148
1st
Belvldere Dei cons 3 Ms 1943. JAJ
Bessemer A Lake Erie-
Ask
Boston A New York Air Line—
100 H
Boston A
100 H
99 M
77 M
Belt Ry of Chatt
JAD
Bid
69
87
100
Equip trust 3Ms Dec. 1 1941-46 b
Blrm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Boonvllle St L A Sou 5s '51.FAA f
99
Bonds
IBoston A Maine RR (Continued)
Equipment trusts—
3 Ms 1941-1944
JAD
4s June 1 A Dec 1 1941-1949
4Mb 1941-1943
...AAO
5s 1941-1944
MAN
105 M
S'western Div 1st M due 1950
int 3M% to Jan 1 '47-JAJ
Tol Clnn Div ref 4s A '59..JAJ
Battle Or A Sturgis gu 3s '89.JAD
109 M
92"
Atlanta Knoxvllle A Northern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
JAD
1st cons 4s Mar 1 2002...MAS
Atlantic City 1st 4s 1951...JAJ
1st 5s ext May 1 1954..
MAN
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952...MA8
frred ctfsot indebt 5s
1st mtge g 4s. July 1948..AAO
4% ext sec notesl944
FAA
Stamped modified bonds:
1st mtge gold due 1948 int
at 4% to Oct 1 1946.AAO
Ref A gen M ser A due 1995
intat 1% to Dec 1'46.JAD
Ref A gen M ser C due 1995
interest at 1 1-5% to Dec I
99
99 M
81
90
G
JAJ
5s 1941
98M
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
ser
k
99
109
2s
gtd
97
99 M
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4> 1995....AAO
Atl A Blrm.
See Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4 M
1944 ser A
JAJ
lot M 5s 1944 ser B
JAJ
103
Eq tr 4Ms ser D 1941
JAJ b
Eq tr 4Hs ser E1941-42..AAO 6
Eq tr 4Ms ser F 1941-44.-MAN &
Eq tr 2 Ms ser J 1941-1950-.- |6
Eq tr l^s ser K 1941-50—JAD b
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
JAJ
Cons refund g 4s 1951
JAJ
4s stamped 1951
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943..AAO
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan *43.AAO
Utility bonds.
Ann Arbor lBt g Is 1995
Q-J
Ark A Mem Ry Bridge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
AAO
Stamped
MAN
Conv g 4s of '09 due 1955. AD
Conv g 4b '05 due 1955..JAD
Conv g 4s of '10 due 1960. JAD
Conv deb 4 He 1948
JAD
Trans 8 L 1st g 4s 1958...JAJ
Oal-Aris lstAref4 Ms'62 opMAft
Rocky Mt Dlv 4s 1965-. .JAJ
Kq tr 2 Ms 1941-1949
MAN
Eq tr 1 Ms Dec 5 1941-1950
Athens Term Ry 1st g 6s '37-. JAJ
Bid
1st mtge
American Refrig Transit—
Equip 5s
Bondi
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947..AAO
Auausta Un Station 4s 1953.JAJ
Austin A Northwestern—
Baltimore A Ohio—
FAA
JAD
AAO
Allegheny Valgen 4s 1942..MA8
Allegheny A Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998
AAO
"and Interest" except where marked **f" and Ineome and defaulted bonds.
100
1946..AAO
Coll A
are
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
106 H
49
107 M
51
RAILROAD
April, 1941]
NOfICE—All bend
prices are
Quotations for all securities are
Bid
Bonds
A&O
.1
Oatawissa RR g 4s 1948
near as
as
Western (Con 4
)oavg4%sl949ser A
vJ&N
J&D /
21
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945
Cons gold 5s 1945
Ref & gen 534s 1959 ser
38
3834
M&Ni/
1231
B.A&O /
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O—A&O /
Equipment trusts—
4s series T1941-1952
J&J
4%
4%
3%
4.00
Ohatt Dlv gold 4s 1951—J&DV
Macon & Nor g 5s 1940—«&-£!/
1st divisional 4s w i
26%
10%
3.25%
11J4
6
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947--J&Ji/
Mobile Dlv g 6s 1946
J&J /
8
5
60
64%
30-yr
1st g guar 4s Oct
17%
15%
St*
2s series
.
1949
F&A
1 1954—
P&A
European loan 4s 1946—M&S
Guar g 5s 1960
52%
ft*
22
73
1942—M&N
86
Central
4.00
Eq tr 58 Dec 14 1940 1944 (yr). b
Charleston & Western Carolina—
101
1st 5s 1940
A&O
Chateaugay Ore & Irpn—
99%
Chatt Rome & Sou
1st
J&J /
1957 gu-.J&J
Chattanooga Sta 4s
Chesapeake & Ohio—
General 4%s gold 1992.-.M&S
Ref A imtp 3%■ D 1990--M&N
notes
notes.
™
108
103%
104%
104 X
105X
106
106%
95%
1956.F&A
2.45% series G-16 J957_F&A|
2.50% series G-17 1958.F&A
2.55% series G-18 1959.F&A'
2.60% series G-19 I960.F&A
2.65% series G-20 1961.F&A
1962.F&A
1963.F&A
1964.F&A
1965.F&A
1966.F&A
^
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s 1949
A&O /
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958
.--M&S
1st & ref 4%sser B 1977-F&A
1.70
1.70
14
84
93%
July 1 1949
-J&J
Eq tr 2 Hs 1941-1947
A&O &
Chicago & Eastern 111 (new co)— 1
Gen M conv inc 5s w i 1997-.—/
98
1.70
4s
24%
Eq tr 3 Ms ser C '41-'51--M&N b
2.75
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g *82. -M&N.
ill
Ohio Great West. 1st 4s 1959-M&s|/
67%
1st mtge 4s 1988---—J&J
Gen mtge inc 4%s 2038----J&J /
Equip tr 434s "A" 1945—A&O b
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry—
70
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar...J&J
Ohicago Indianap & Louisville—
25%
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A.-.J&J /
24%
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—-J&J /
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O
J & J / 21
10
1st & gen 5s 1906 series A.M&N /
10
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B.J&J /
2.15
Equip tr ser E 1941-1944-A&0 b
Monon Coal—
Non-cuminc 5s 1955(w-e)— f
11
Chic Indianapolis & St Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953
A&O
73%
%%
.
1945—M&S
Chicago Memphis & Gulf—
Ext at 3% to 1962-J&J /
Chic Milw & Gary 1st 6s '48.A&O /
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
105
36%
3%
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A /
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000....A&O /
Eq tr 5s ser J *41 to '44—J&D 0
4%s ser L '42 to '45—M&S b
2%s ser M 1941-1947—M&S b
234s ser U Dec 1 1941-1949— b
Chics gu Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989
J&J /
Gen g 3 34s B May 1 1989. J&J /
Gen 434s May *89 series C.J&J /
Gen 4 J4s May 1989 ser E.J&J /
Gen M4Hi May «9 Ser F. J&J /
1st mtge 4s w i 1989
J&J
Gen M inc 434s A w i 2014.J&J /
Gen M inc 434s B w i 2039.J&J f
Equip trust 3 %s 1941-'63A&0 "b
Eq 434s '41- 43 E & P (yr)_J&J b
Eq 434« 1941 G & H (yr^.J&J
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3 34s g 1987
—M&N
Gen M gold 4s 1987..—M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax. _
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inctax.M&N v
GenM4%s'87 stpd inc taxM&N /
GenM4 %s'87 stpd inctax M&N /
15-year 0%s Mar 1930...M&S /
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D /
1st & ref 434« May 2037—J&D /
1st & ref 434s May 2037 O J&D /
2.50
1.90%
1.80%
1.65%
1944
.
-
„
A£(2
J& J
-M&S
-.
50"
1.75%
96%
12%
98
62%
SB
94%
98%
1.25%
47
51%
113
Ref &
35
1.60%
75%
77
13%
14
72
26%
25%
24%
10%
10%
1.70%
1st
1.75%
98%
Cuba RR 1st g 6s
109%
1st
39
115
91
39%
39%
393.
ftt
2.25
2.00
22%
23%
22%
24%
See
/
/
/
16
b Basis.
110
13
-
14
20%
4
3
9
54%
—
66"
4s Feb 15 1942
11*
11*
Gen M
84
78%
4.00
Coll
51%
1.75%
il*
107%
106%
100%
'61 opt '41.J&J
B
J&J
J&J
tr
4s
1941-1951
108
106%
100%
93%
93%
92%
102%
98%
93%
102%
98%
83%
99"
102
103
J&J
1.70
—M&S
Eq tr 2s 1942-1947
2.50
95
1976 series D
J&J
1977 series E
J&«»
Gen mtge 4s ser G 1946
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser H 1946
.J&J
Gen mtge 3%s ser I 1967--J&J
Secured serial 4s *41-44--A&O
102
2%
1%
11%
1.50%
1.50%
2.00%
Dodge—
1935-J&J
67
Gen 4%s
Gen 4%s
20%
1%
Ctfs of dep for gtd 4s
Cen tral
82
69
J&J
5%s 1952 ser
Gen M 5s 1973 ser C
20"
Aug '55..-F&A /
Dos Platnes Val 4%s 1947—M&S
1st extend 4s
1969
100%
M&N
Grand Trunk Western—
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950
1st & ref g 4%s
Assented subject to plan
/
Ref & Impt 5s 1978 ser B. .A&O /
&
1001*!!
an
85
19"
17
11%
11%
1941-1950—M&S
70
Great Northern—
10%
10%
Des Moines & Fort
16%
100%
100%
J&J
1.25%
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
J&J
101
W Va Midland Ext 5s '54.J&J
Green Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs A Feb
102%
90
1st 5s 1944
J&J /
29
15%
2
16%
70
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1941-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
101
51 %
.
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 I960.An Apr
lsi 4s I960
J&J
K8
2%
Alberta Lines—
99
Eq tr 4%s 194l-'42 (yr)..M&N b
4%s series C 1942
M&N|6
15%
3%
90
J&J
1st 4s *55
Debenture ctfs B
25
28%
2
is"
100%
102
23%
23%
23%
Si*
24
/
4%s 1982
con
70
16
1st con g 4%s 1930..
..J&J/
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
F
25
19%
18%
/
/
/
29%
2.10%
1.50%
1.25%
2s series
1st
8
J&JI/
M&N
A&O
25%
2%
Reading Co.
Gen income 5s
si*
I
Sterling 4s 1962
1
J&J
Grand Trunk Pac Branch Line—
17
1941-49.-6
4s 1930
f
...
_
gold 4s 1950
ref 4%s '52 opt
Lake Superior
26
River Terminal-
con g
72
9
M&S /
Grand River VaUey—See Michig
Grand Trunk Pacific—
Western div 1st 3s 1962
J&J
Prairie Section 4s ser A *55 A&O
Mountain dlv 4s ser B '55 A&O
Denver & Rio Grande—
1st
44
J&J /
'59-J&D /
Grand Rapids & Indiana—
1st 4%s 1941
1st 3 %s 1941
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
42
1.75
87
Gouvernour & Oswegatchie—
1st 5s 1942—
J&D
18
/
Delaware & Hudson 4s 1943.M&N
383
80
gold 1943
23%
18
»MtA
w*
40
1.80
2.20
Gettysburg & Harrisburg Ry—
1st 4%s 1956
A&O
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5%s 1978
2nd ext 6s 1979
M&N
16
37
79
41
1.80
1.80
J&Jf6
J&D 6
J&J /
1.75%
119
21
/
%-2%s1194l-1950--J&D
Gen B 3 %s 1965.
.T&D
1st 4s July 1
1949
Delaware
J&D'6
F&A b
/
2%
Certificates of deposit._ /
1%
58%
55% Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938..
.J&D /
15%
81
Fort Street Union Depot Co—
99%
1st 8 f 3 %s 1965.
J&D
109
Genesee River 6s 1957..
.J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J /
12
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948.J&D /
11
Georgia Carolina & Nor—
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
/
19
107%
Georgia & Florida RR—
2%
1st M 6s 1946 series A...M&N /
88%
/
2
Certificates of deposit
7%
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6T'52.F&i /
61
52%
Georgia Midland 1st g 3s '40.A&O
113
A&O
89% Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951
102
4s Jan 1 1947
—J&J
78%
64
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945
J&J
71
46
Deb 5s 1952
A&O
Gen A
Equip trust 4s Apr 1
46%
Froof of claim filed
111%
f
Del & Bound Br 3%s 1055.
cons
91
1C0%
J&J f
Deposit receipts
Imp & equip 5r 1900
M&N
Deposit receipts
Danbury A Norw ref 4s 1955.J&J
Dayton Union Ry—
2.009
78
2015 wi f
(s-a)..M&Si6
Proof of claim filed
87
J&J
..J&J f
'42 J&D /
5%
2.009
5s
cons
Amended
78
21
Deposit receipts
7%sextendedto 1946.....J&D
Deposit receipts
6s extended to 1946-...
J&D
2.50
tr 4%s 1941-'43
Gen ref
22
18
75%
105%
2.50
94
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
28
J&J f
-A&O "
1952
23%
Florida Southern gu 4s 1945.J&J|
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J /
112
23%
112%
U2%
'54-J&J /
Deposit receipts
14
23%
44%
„
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15 '51.M&S 15
1st 5s 1951
M&S
Cuba Co extend 3s 1055;
M&N /
A&O /
Certificates of deposit
M&S
Deb4s 1950 guar...
Imp M 5s 1967
1975
Florida East Coast 4%s
1 st & ref 5s 1974
78%
69%
F&A
1955
n
1953
Florida Central & Peninsula—
105%
Concord & Claremont 5s '44.J&J
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943
A&O
Deb 4s
50
44
44%
tr 4%s 1941-1945
tr 4%s 1941-1944
tr 4 %s 1941-1942
tr l%s 1941-1950
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
61%
59%
J&J
Cuhan Nor Kys 1st 5%s.
2.35
22H
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
103%
102%
Colo & Southern 4%s 1980.M&N
Oolumb & Hock Val 4s 1948.A&O
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s
Deb 4s 1955
573
863
J&J /
A.-A&O /
Gen mtge conv inc 4%s
2.25
Conn River gold 4s 1943
55
1st mtge 4%s ser A 1957 wi
1st mtge4s8er B 1995 wi
104%
1960
103
..J&J.
Ref & impt M 5s
93%
94%
Equip tr 2%s ser A '42-*52.M&8
5s
1.73
107%
A&O /
A&O /
Series D
99%
A—A&O
Oolum & Toledo 4s 1955
68
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser
Series B 1953
106%
94
Goal Riv Ry ist 4s gu 1945-J&D
Coeur d'Alene& Pend Oreille Ry—
25
1.75%
5s stamped 1965
Erie prior lien g 4s 1996
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
108"
107%
105%
98%
1st M s r 5s 1973 series B—A&O
lsts f 43$s 1977 series O—A&O
Cilnchfield RR—
„
79
104%
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1965
105
1952.-J&J
f 5%s 1972 series
British
3 %s ser A 1970--M&S
Eq tr 2%s Dec 1 1941-1949
Elmlra & Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
Income 5s 2802
A&O
EI Paso & R I 1st gu 5s 1951-J&J
65
—
s
107%
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
1st & ref M 4%s
1st
•
A&O
1st mtge
2.50
95%
1st 4s 1948
95%
-F&Aj 105%
95% Cinn New Orl & Tex Pacific Ry—|
2.20
Eq trust 2%s 1941-1952—A&O &
95%
97
95% Cin Northern RR 1st 4s 1951 .J&J
Cincinnati Union T^mlnal Co—
95%
1st M 3 %s ser D 1971.. .M&N
1083
95%
1st mtge 3%s ser E 1969--F&A
1103
95% 1
89
95% Cl'field & Mah 1st gtd 5s '43.J&J
95% 1 lev Olnc Chic & St Louis—
77
General 4s g>ld 1993
J&D
95%
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
-J&D
853
95%
Ref & Imp 4 %s ser E 1977. J&J
583.
95%
C W & M Dlv 1st 4s u 91
.J&J
53%
95%
St L Dlv 1st c. | tr g 4s '90 M&N
76%
1.25% Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 43*s gen gtd 1942...J&J
102%
1.25%
Ser B 4 3is gen gtd 1942 —A&O
105%
1.25%
104
Ser U 3%s gen gtd 1942—A&O
1.25%
Ser C 3 %s gen gtd 1948—M&N
108
1.30%
en gtd 1950—F&A
Ser D3Hi
108
Gen & ref 4j s 1977 ser A.F&A
107%
Gen & ref 4%s 1981 ser B—J&J
123
105%
Oleve Short Line4%s 1961
A&O
87%
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
59
1st 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
14%
&
95%
M&N
Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Dlv 1st g 4s 1948
Edmonton Duo vegan &
97
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944--A&O
Elgin Joliet & Eastern—
78
66
48
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
Eastern
17%
108%
M&N
1st stamped 5s 1965.—
11
2.25
1.70
1st gold 5s 1937—
J&J
East Penn 1st 4s 1958
M&S
East Tenn & Western N C—
12
74
106%
A&O
A&O
1962
Eq tr l%s 1941-1950
Dulutb South Shore & Atlantic—
10%
2%
2.40
70
Iron Range—
Dulutb Mima be &
11%
10%
m
b
D 1962-M&S
Choc & Memph os 1949
J&J
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Consul gold 5s 1952
M&N
Cincinnati Hamilton & DaytonGeneral 5s gold 1942
J&D
Cine Indianapolis & West RR—1st (stmp mod) 3-5s 1965.M&N
Cincinnati Lebanon & Nortnern—1st consol gtd 4s 1942
M&N
Oinn & Muskingum Valley—
9%
2%
1.65%
1 659
Called for redemption; see page 111
1941-1947-M&N
Consul gold guar 4s
.
9%
109%
19
Cleveland Union Terminals—
35%
77^
1.90
.J&J
'49.-J&J
1st gold guar 4s 1953
Dext & Piscataquis 4 His
19%
„
1st & ref g os 1971 ser A.-F&A
Illinois Div 3 %s *49 op 29-J&J
a
19%
/
/
104%
J&J
1964
1
Eq tr 2%s 1941-1947
M&N
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st mortgage 3 %s
.
M&N b
.—J&D
1.25%
1.25%
1.25%
1.25%
1.70%
..
2%s 1945-1949
--.-a'6 1-75
2s 1942-1947
M&S &
1.70
l%s 1941-1950—
P&A 6
1.75
Paint Creek Br 4s 1945—F&A
108%
Potts Creek 4s 1946—- — -J&J
108%
R & A Dlv 1st con g 4s *89.J&J
120 X
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
112%
Chic June RR 1st 4s
2.10
F 1963-.J&J
Chicago & Western Indiana—
103
2% series G-ll 1952,
F&A
2.10% series G-12 1953.F&A
2.20% series G-13 1954.F&A
2.30% series G-14 1955.F&A!
.
4s
Guar
100
ioi%
/«
2.70% series G-21
2.75% series G-22
2.80% series G-23
2.85% series G-24
2.90% series G-25
Equipment trusts—
4%s 1941-1945
3s 1941-1946
3.00%
a
1942..------J&J
1943
J&J
1944
J&J
1945
J&J
2.40% series G-15
b
Eq tr 4%s 1911-1944.—-A&O &
Chicago South Sh & So Bend-—
Sink fund 3s ser B 1963—J&J
Chic Springfield & St L RR 6s '46
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast—
1st & ref g 58 Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960
M&S
Ohicago Union Station—
131%
notes. 1946._—..--J&J
Refunding andlmprov. mtge-—
•
U
1st mtge 3 %s ser E 1963Guaranteed 3%s 1951
103 X
104
mpt3%sser K 1996F&A
Ref & impt 3%sser F 1963 J&D
2 %% notes. 1941.J&*
notes
1.75
1.75
1st mtge 3 %s ser
Ref&
notes.
1.75
b
b
Con g
Con g
26
5s '47
1st 5s Mar
1.75
.M&N /
4%s i960
85
82
*
5s June 15 *51 _—J&D 15
3 348 June 15 '51 - J&D 15
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
.J&D
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha-
Central RR of South Carolina—
1st ref 6s 1941-1976
Vermont Ry—
1st guar 4 %s 1901
-M&N
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
Ohicago St Louis & N O—
74
Central RR & Banking of Ga—
Coll tr 5s ext'd to
24%
Equip tr 2%s 1941-1950 - - F& A&
2s series T 1941-1950—M&N/,
it*
73
67 X
conv
25
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel—
Sec 4 %s 1952 ser A.
M&S /
Sec 434 ser A certif of dep.... . . f
_
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4» g guar
L969.
1
64
Refg 4s 1934 opt to 1911—A&O /
Certificates of deposit-- ... /
6
J&D /
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl901 J&Ji/
Central of New Jersey—
J
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987.J&J'/
Gen M 4s 1987
J&J /
Oconee Dlv 1st 5s 1945
1995-J&D|
63
23%
Equipment trusts-.M&N
4 %• series U 1941-43.
4%s series V 1941-44.__F&A
4 %s series W 1941-44.-M&S
4%sseries X 1945 -----F&A
2%s Df 15 1941-1949
Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988.-.—J&J
Certificates of deposit-.--- -
35
gold 4s 1995.-.J&D/
2nd Mort
2%
2%
/
i 1989.
l 1999.
1st & gen mtge 2%-4s w
2d mtge conv inc 4%s w
1
1st 4s 1948
Central of Georgia—
Det & Mack 1st Hen 4s
Chicago & North
106
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Central Arkansas & Eastern—
1st 6s 1940
J&J /
Central Branch Union Pacific— t
67
BONDS
where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
*and interest" except
Guantanamo &
50
7
Feb
65
7%
Western—
25
J&J
1st M 6s 1958 series A
30
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
2.00
2.00
2.75
57
59
98
7%
7%
/This price includes accrued interest.
.
91%
86%
92
.A&O
96
6
2.00
1.40%
-J&J /
1st & ref 4s ser B 1975..--J&J
Gulf & Ship Island RK—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52.J&J
Stmpd (July 1 1933 cpn on).
44%
68%
45
Equip tr 2%s 1941-1940
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
Gen inc 5s ser A 2015
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge
80
80
90%
86%
.__A&0
1st 6%s 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 series C
Secured notes 3s 1942-1945. J&J
g
4s 1957 gu_.
Harlem R & Portch—See N
* Last sale
n
Nominal
r
J&D
_
J&J
69
88
__
85
85
100
_
68
68
69
Y N H & Ha rtford
Canadian price
68
RAILROAD
BONDS
NOTICE-—All bond pricu ar« "and intsrsst" except wrhara marked "f" and Income and defaulted bond
a
Quotations for ail securities are as neir as p >ssible for the -losing dar of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bonds
Bid
As*
Bonds
Long Island
Ext
4s
106 X
50
1943
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946
Hocking Valle
Holidaysburg
MAN
53"
127 X
1st M g 4a
102
Holyoke A West 4Hs 1951—A&O f
65
Houaatonic con 5s 1937—-MAN f
64
Hudson A Manhattan
1st gold 5a 1957 opt
46 X
AdJ Inc up to 5% Fif 12X
1st M 4Hs 1957 conv. —-F&A
49
103
65"
47
13
_
Huntington A
17H
.X
/
/
ist
gold
4a
..J&J
1951
94 X
37"
70"
45 X
45 X
41
41 X
43
42 X
52
44
52 X
44 H
75 X
64"
1953—JAJ
59X
Omaha Div 1st 3a g 1951—FAA
St Louis Div g 3s 1951
JAJ
Gold 3H8 1951
JAJ
Sp'field Div ext 3 Ha 1951 JAJ
Western lines g 4s 1951—FAA
Equipment trusts—
60
40 ""
60
2HsserT 1942-1949—MAS
3s ser R. 1941-1952
MAS
4Hsser N. 1941
AAO
4H« ser O, 1941 -1942—-JAJ
4Hs ser P. 1944
—AAO
4s aer Q, 1941-1944
FAA
46 X
45
49 H
95
62
46
70
5
6
2.30
2.30
b
1.50
6
6
1.75
1.90
6
1.90
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
Indianapolis A Louisville—
1st guar 4s 1956
..JAJ f
-
Indianapolis Union—
Ref A imp M 3 Ha ser B'86
Internat-Great North Ry—
.
MAS
43 X
1st M g 68 1952 aeries A
JAJ /
AdJ M Cs July 1952 ser A.April f
1st M 5a 1956 aeries B
JAJ f
f
Equipment trusts—
4Hs series B 1941-1942_AAO b
Internal Rya (Central America)—
Purch money 5s 1972
JAJ
1st M 5s 1972 opt
MAN
1st 1 A ref 6Hs 1947
FAA
.
19
Debenture 4s 1961
JAD
Iowa Central 5s ctfs 1938—JAD /
1st A ref g 4s 1951
-MAS /
Jacksonville Gainesville A
Ref A ext 6s ser
JAJ
JAJ
B 1967—JAJ
Jamestown Frank A Clearfield—
1st
M 5s
1978
JAJ
list gold 4Hs 1961
l4Hs stamped 1961
4Hs plain 1961
_
1st mtge 4Hs
1.30%
75
78
90
95
50
T"
8H
1H
IX
7
66X
,
72 X
1.25%
1.60%
108H
96
112
85
Gen mtge 4s ser A 1965
A&o
Eauiptr4HsG 1941-45—M&N b
Eq tr 3s ser K 1941-1947—J&J b
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
Lehigh Valley—
1st gold 4s 1948
Con M 6s ann irred
Con M 4H" ann irred
86 X
87
97 X
98H
55
108 X
94 X
1.75
1.80
46 X
76 X
70
J&D
J&D
_
1st 5s extended 1951
A&O
1st 4s 1945—MA8
Lex A East'n 1st gu 5s 1965.. AAO
Lehigh A N Y
Lincoln Park A Charlotte—
1st extended 5s 1949
JAJ
Utchf A Madia 1st 5s 1959.MAN
Little Miami guar 4s 1962.-MAN
Little Rock A Hot Spr West Ry—
JAJ /
3Hs 1950--AAO /
94 X
W*
F&A
M&N f
4H* stpd modified 2003..M&N
/
5s stpd modified 2003
M&N /
Lehigh Valley (N Y)—
1st 4Hs extended 1950
J&J
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
88
J&D
4s stpd modified 2003
57 X
„
96X
1.25%
1.30%
48 X
42 X
56 X
A&O
Sept
10 X
11
57
29
30H
33 H
77 X
Ik*
59
29H
31H
34
47
47 X
52
54
41
33
118
62
103 X
100
13
93
U9X
68
104
95X
12X
UX
11
24
66 X
X
75
Mo Kans A Okla 5s 1942.-.MAS
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 sap A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B....J&J
Prior lien 4Hs 1978 ser D.J&J
SOX
25
{.
MAS "f
-
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Oonvg 5Hs 1949 ser A
MAN
Secured 5H" 1941-1956—.J&D
York & Erie RR—
1st 4s ext g 1947
2d ext 5s 1939
Equip tr 2Hs 1941-1949.-F&A
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4a 1975.M&S
3d ext 4s July 11938——.M&N
Mobile A Birmingham—
Prior lien 6s. 1945-.—..—J&J
5s small 1945-—
J&J
Gen M g 4s 1945
J&J
4s small 1945-—.—J&J
Mobile & OhioGen gold 4s, 1938
MAS
4Hs certificates of deposit 1977
5s certificates of deposit 1938—
Eq tr 4s 1912-1943
M&S
Eq 4 Hs 1942-1942 (yr)—J&J15
Eq tr 2Hs 1941-1955
F&A
Montgomery Div g 5s 1947—
Certificates of deposit
b
24X
25X
25X
25X
24 X
24 X
24%
24
IX
"IX
1.30 %
2.25
2X
80X
88 X
80
75 X
1.75%
2%
85
86
77
75
92
42
50 X
1.85
42 X
51
1.7
2.6
83
s8e page Ul.
2.00%
34
6BMU.
100 X
MAN
101
M&S f
98 X
3d mtge 4Hs 1938
MAS f
98 X
New York A Greenwood Lake—
Guar g 5s 1946
MAN f
42
N Y A Har 1st k3Xb 2000—MAN
103 X
N Y A Hob Fy 5s May 1946JAD
38
New York Lack A Western
101H
49 X
_
1st A ref 4s ser A 1973—M&N
1st A ref 4 Hs 1973 ser B
MAN
43"
49
53
53 X
57 H
89%
General 1st 5s 1941
M&S
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
24
87
1.50%
1.75%
1.75%
100H
J&J b
24 X
25
24 H
63
2.00
2.35
2.50
York
36 X
24 X
93 H
83
New York A Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
MAS
Eq tr 4 H" '41-'44 F (yr)— M&N
<• Called for redemption.
SOX
25X
26 X
10 X
2.75%
24
deposit
ser I
26H
10 X
3.75
94 H
74
97 H
MAS b
S6X
1st A ref 5s 1978 ser G—M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st A ref 58 1980 ser H
AAO
Certificates of
84 X
1.75%
1.25%
1.70%
93
/ ~ ~
1.75
2.10
93 X
71X
62%
b
24 H
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st A ref 5s Jan 1965 A
F&A
Certificates of deposit
1st A ref 5s 1977 ser F
Certificates of deposit
„
Si*
63H
New
60
87
101
100 X
Connecting RR—
1st mtge 3H» ser A 1965.AAO
78
82 X,
2.50
8ft
86 X
M&N b
2 Hs Mar 15 1942-1952
New
Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951
J&J
Mo-Illinois RR 1st 5a 1959..J&J
95 X
63 H
b
75
105
67 H
66!*
80
3-yr 6s ext'd notes 1941
Debenture 6s, 1950
Equ pment trusts—
l s
1941-1947
1941-1951
~4%
3!>
65
67
60 H
67 X
f 1946..A&O
4Hs 1941-1945
ux
12X
...J&J
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int—
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949
J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
1st ref 5Hs 1978 ser B
J&J
25-year 5H» 1949
MAS
1st Cen Ter Ry 4s ext '53.M&N
Minn Terminal 1st 3 Hs *50.. J&J
Minn Transfer Ry 3Hs 1958. J&O
42
1.35%
107
New York Chicago A St Louis—
1st 3H« extend 1947
AAO
Ref 5Hs 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4 H« 1978 ser O
M&S
Coll tr 4s 1946
F&A
94
gold 5s 1938
42"
.
1.75
N Y Cent equip trusts—
102"
„
Southern Ry 1st 6s '41—MAS
Minn St P A Sault Ste Marie—
1st cons gold 4s 1938
JAJ
b
3Hs 1959
102
98
39H
40 X
Spuvten Duyvil A Pt Mori
2
3
J&D
sec s
43
42
f
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt
J&J
L S coll tr g 3Hs 1998
FAA
M O coll tr g 3 Hs 1998—F&A
10M
2X
IX
Ref A ext 5s Feb '62 ser A.Q-F
Certificates of deposit..
AdJ M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&O
Eq tr 2 Hs 1942-1952
F&A
Missouri Kan & Texas Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
f
3 Ha conv secured 1952
M&N
New York Central A Hud Riv—
Ref g 3Hs July 1 1997—J&J
32*
10
MAN
MAS
10-year 3%s
65"
36H
40
42
1st M g 4 H« 1945 guar
J&J
New York Central RR—
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A..F&A
Ref A lmpt 4 Hs 2013 A...AAO
Ref A lmpt 5s 2013 C
A&O
44
58
62 H
Illinois
36
42 X
38 X
Equip trust 4Hs—_
Newport A Cincinnati Bridge—
30
25
ft
40
Certificates of deposit
AAO
73 H
F&A
Certificates of deposit
20"
cons
71X
33H
1st M 4H« 1956 series D—F&A
/
6
78H
13
Certificates of deposit..
1st 5s 1956 series O
"6H
74*
Certificates of deposit...
69
J&D
J&D
1st
4X
New Orl Term 1st 4s
1953..J&J
New Orleans Texas A
Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A—AAO
Certificates of deposit
1st 5s 1954 series B—
..AAO
....
77
8*
1st M 5Hs 1954 series A—A&O
JAD /
AdJ M Apr 1 '53 ser A
Adj 5s series 3 1953 Sept
35
J&J
Income deb 5s 2032
J&J
New Orleans A Nor East 6s
1915
Ref A impt 4Hs 52 ser A.. J&J
70
59
64 H
58
N J June 1st 4s
gu 1986
F&A
N J A N Y 1st ext 5s
1950—M&S
General 5s Jan 1 1938
New Orleans Great Northern—
65
1st A ref 5s 1981
»NoU^edroiSStopri«?Wr4te0f4-8665-
&
2*
58
Oonsol g 5s July 1 1945— .J&J
New Haven &
Northampton—
Ref cons 4s 1956
J&D
66 X
99
3H
8?*
New Eng cons 4s 1945
gu....J&J
2 X
2 X
67
(Foreign series) 1960
...1951
M&N
50-year 1st 5s 1983
98
Equip trusts Ha 1941-1949F&A
73
80 X
92 H
77 X
receipt No 4 on
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
1.50%
2
2
3
2X
2X
April 1914 coupon off. .1951
Assent cash warrant and
scrip
52 X
River ValleyVal
Midland of New Jersey—
ext at 5% to 1940
Midland Valley 5s 1943
X
cash
1951
113
83
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942—MAN
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
assent
warr't A scrip ret No 4 on '26
f
con 4s(Apr 1914
coupon on)
55
M&S
Jackson Lansing A Saginaw
1st 3Hs Sept 1 1951—MAS
Joliet A Northern Indiana—
1st 4s 1957
JAJ
lien4H«
1st
32
Missouri
93
scrip receipt No 5 on 1977.
National RR of Mexico—
51
1st 7s ext at 6% 1932
Certificates of deposit
42 X
.
80 ~
52
1959
scrip receipt No 4 on 1957.
s f 4s (Apr *14 coup on)
April 1914 coupon off 1977..
Prior
Minneapolis Northfield A
43
.
Assent cash warrant and
25
1st 4s
1.8%
Gtd gen
89 X
1st cons A 6s 1963
AAO
M'shfield A 8'east—See Wis Cent
Memphis Union Station Co— 1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959
MAN
eridian Term 4s '55 guar .MAN
Minneapolis A St Louis—
58 ctfe of deposit 1934
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
109 H
unguar 1961-J&J
inn
105 x
86
112 *
1st gtd 3Hs 1941
JAJ /
Maryland A Pa 1st g 4s '51.MAS
Grand
§5$
2X
2%
2X
July 1914 coupon on 1957...
July 1914 coupon off 1957
Assent cash warrant and
}04X
72
Con ext 4HS 1939
53 X
lien 4H*—
Jan 1914 coupon on 1957
107
79 X
50 X
Mexican International—
4s Sept 1914 coupon on 1977..
f
4s Asst(cash warr A coup)..1977
f
U"
39
Prior
1.45%
82
2.00
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
Mii&State Line 1st 3Hs 1941. J&J
106
106
106
69 X
2.25
1.70%
36
Milwaukee & Northern—
1st ext 4Hs 1939-.
25
_
cons
IX
14X
14 X
1.75
JAJ
J&J
J&J
Lake Erie & Western RR—
1st mtge 5s ext at 3 % to '47 J&J
2d 5s 1941...
J&J
Lake Shore & Michigan South—•
Cong g ref 3 Hs 1997
J&D
Leamington & St Clair 4s *45 A&O
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4 H« '57.M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Long Dock
15
72 X
76 X
1st g 4s 1959 guar
JAD
53
Joliet A Nor Ind—See Mich Cent
Joplin Union Depot Co—
1st 5s June 1 1944
JAD
105
Kanawha Br A Ter 5s 1948.AAO
108 X
Kana A Mich 1st 4s 1990--AAO
93
Kan City Ft Scott A Memphis
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
AAO / 42 X
Certificates of deposit-.
Kan C Mem A Bir 4s 1934--MAS (
f 82
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept 1 f
76 X
Kan City Sou 1st g 3s 1950 ..AAO
66
Ref A Impt 5s Apr 1 1950. .JAJ
71
Eqtr 3s F Jan 1 1942-1946— 5
1.75
2Hs ser G 1942-1950.-MAS b
2.10
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
JAJ
108H
Kansas Oklahoma A Gulf—
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
JAJ
Kentucky A Indiana Term RR—
1959
Michigan Central—
Ref A lmpt 4 H8 1979 ser C .J&J
1st gold 3Hs 1952
M&N
14 H
lVa
14X
14X
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951...
AAO /
Jackson Lansing A Saginaw
See Michigan Central
Jacksonville Terminal—
1st A gen mtge 5s 1967
Ref A ext 5s ser A 1967
20X
106H
40 X
98H
6s
29
95
70
5s 1956
34 X
72
47
75 X
89 X
70
Secured
100 X
1st M 4s 1978 ser A—F&A
Eq tr 2Hs 1942-1952
M&S
National Rys of Mexico-
94%
,
100
125
127
Oonstr'n 4Hs 1955 ser B.MAN
Nashville Chattanooga A St Lr—
105 X
100
59
a
Morris A Essex 3Hs 2000—_J&D
Oonstr'n 5s 1955 ser A.-.M&N
....
96
1st ser .J&J
Equiptment trust 5s to 1944
6
Manila RR Sou Lines—
1st 4s extend 1959
M&N
Manitowoc Green Bay A Western
108
112
Montgomery A Erie 1st
——
JAJ
1.65%
1.70%
1.00%
1.25%
1.40%
1.40%
-
21""
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
JAJ
Maine Central—
1st mtge A coll 4s ser A *45 JAD
Conv gen 4Hs ser A 1960.JAD
45 X
4H« aeries C. 1963
-JAD
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
49
94 H
89 X
MAN
Gen 6s 1955
AAO
Montana Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1939
M&S
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
JAJ
80
110
55 X
47
1st mtge 3Hs ser B 1966-F&A
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955...AAO
25
-
1947
1st mtge 4s ser A 1960.
86
1.50%
2003—A&o
Eq tr 2Ha 1941-1954
JAD b
2.25
lHa 1941-1950
JAD15 6
1.90
Ext mtge unif 3 Hs A '50- J&J
104 X
Ext mtge unif 4s B I960--J&J
105
Atl K A Cin Div 4s 1955—MAN
110H
Pad A Mem Div 1st 4s *46. FA A
105 H
St Louis Div 2d 3s 1980—MAS
Mob A Mont 4Hs 1945—MAS
liix
Southern Ry joint Monon
collateral 4s, 1952
JAJ
89X
LAN Term 1st g 4s *52 gu JAD
107
Macon Dublin A Savannah—
1st 5s
Ask
Monongahela Ry Co—
1.35%
2.00
105 X
99 X
42 X
111 Cent RR Co A Chic St L A
NORR Jt 5s. A. 1963—-JAD
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mtge 4Hs 1957
Indiana Illinois A Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
AAO /
JAJ
JAJ
1st & ref 3 Xa ser E
30
97 H
,
85
b
1st A ref 4s
43 X
45
97 H
108H
87
40-year 4 Ha Aug 1 1966-FAA
Carlo Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951
JAJ
b
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—MAS
Louisville A Nashville—
87
Ref g 4a 1955 opt 1918—MAN
Pur liens 1st g 3 Ha 1952JAJ
Collateral trust 4s 1953
MAN
Ref mtge 6a 1955
MAN
Louisv Div 3%a g
La A North West 5s 1935
Prior lien 1st 5s 1945
Gen sf 5s 1974
1st guar g 4s 1991
—M&S
Oonsol gold 3Hs 2002—.MAS
Monon Coal—8ee Chic Ind A Lou
97
97 X
97 X
2.00
1st A ref 5s 2003 ser B
AAO
1st A ref 4 H» 2003 ser O—AAO
ser D 2003-—AAO
mmm m
Illinois Central¬
1st gold 3H« 1051—
JAJ
1st extended g 3H« 1951--A&O
1st g 3a sterling 1951
MAS
Coll trust gold 4s 1952—-AAO
Unified g 4s, 1949
MAS
Refunding mtge 4s 1949—MAS
4s stamped 1949
MAS
Equlptr4Hs 1941-45 (yr).FAA
Louisiana A Ark 5s A 1969
JAJ
Equip trust 3 Hs to 1946—AAO
Non-cum Inc deb 5s 2008. -Jan
Louisville Henderson A St Louis
1st mtge gold 5a 1946
JAJ
Louisville A Jeffersonville Bridge
Mt
Broad Top
Bid
M>hawk & Malone—
95X
92
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv.. JAJ15 f
Deb 4s May 1 1957
M&N f
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv JAJ
28%
Deb 4s 1956 non-con v..-MAN
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv—.MAS
Deb 3 H« March 1947-..-MAS
Deb 3Hs 1954 non-conv—A&O
26
26
Deb 3H» 1956 conv
15-year secured 6s 1940
1st A ref 4Hs 1967
A&O
25%
44 X
JAD
27X
M&S
F&A
2.30
2.30
2.35
1.85
1.90
_
Equipment trusts
2 Hs 1
-Hs 1941-1949
2Hs 1942-1950
3s 1941-1951-
25
M&S
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
JAD
New York Pennsylvania A OhioPrior lien ext 4Hs.
26"
26 H
28
45 H
27X
83
1.75%
1.75%
1.75%
i
85
42
/
f
5%
IX
1950—M&S/ 103H
New York Phila A NorfolkStock trust ctfs 4s 1948—J&D
/ 101X
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
AAO / 100
N Y A Putnam 1st 4s g 1993.AAO
46
N Y Short Line 4s 1957
F&A
N Y A Stamford 4s 1958
5H
26 H
26 H
25 X
J&J
4Hs9-15-41to3-15-45M&S 15
4Hs 1941-1946
—J&J
Har Riv A Pt Ches 4s '54 MAN
N Y A N J Ferry 5a 1946
J&J
New York Ontario A Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992..—MAS
28X
5
6
2
104
103
51"
MAN /
/Price iodude. Accrue inters,
k Ltn .ale.
69
RAILROAD BONDS
April, 1941]
and Income and defaulted bonds
month preceding tne date of Issue
prices arc -and Interest" except where marked MfH
Quotations for ftU securities are as near as possible for the closing day ol the
NOTICE—All bond
Bid
Bonds
Hew York Susq A Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937
JAJ
Pitts Cln Chic A
_
33 45
13 45
14
8545
/
FAA!/
-FAA/
2d mtge 4 45s 1937
Gen mtge. 6s g 1940
Term 1st g 5s 1943
.MAN /
N Y Westchester A Boston Iiy—
1st M g 445s 1946 guar—JAJ/
344
345
1st A ref g 5s *61 opt'15--FAA /
Certificates of deposit reg— /
18
1745
1954
(Issued by reor¬
ganization manager) 1961- /
1745
Otfs of dep (issued by reor¬
ganization manager) 1941-/
9145
1st mtge 4Hswi 1998
6945
Gen mtge conv inc 5s w i 2014-- /
15 45
Norfolk Terra 1st gu 4s '61 -MAN
106
Norf Term A Transp 5s '48-FAA
120
Norfork A Western Ry—
Otfs of dep
North
MAS
Pennsylvania RR—
1st mtge
g
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan
1945--AAO /
/
deposit
Ref A imp 6s 2047 ser
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser
Eq tr 245s 1942-1947
MAS
Eq tr 2Hn 1911-1946
JAJ
Eq tr 2^8 1941-1950
FAA
Nor RR of N J gen 4 4*s 2000. JAJ
N'western Term Co 5s 1948-FAA
N'western Term RR 5s Apr 1977Norwich A Worcester 4 His '47MA8
Ogdensburg A Lake Ohamplaln—
1st guar g 4s 1948
—JAJ
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943—MAS
Ohio A Little Kanawha 5s *50 MAS
Old
b
b
b
/
/
/
103
Eq
Eq
Eq
Pitts
/
Ore RR A Nav cons 4s
44 45
53 45
68
60
20
24
24
60
1.35%
1.35%
1.60%
6
mm
mm
mm
13
12
13
1245
1245
13
13
5
115
1st sf 345" Nov 1
11545
4s stamped
4s Sept
11244
102 44
101 45
9544
95
90 H
-
-
-
30-yr secured 4s 1941-1964-JAJ
Equipment trusts—
4 4^8 series D 1941
MAN
4s series E 1942-1949—JAJ
2 54s series G 1911-1950-JAD
2 54s series H 1911-1952 MAN
254s Oct 1 1941-1954 .A&O
2V4s series K 1941-1955.JAJ
1548 series L 1942-1956-FAA
Peoria A Eastern Ry—
1st cons ext 4s 1960
AAO
cons
inc 4s 1990
Peoria A Pekln Union
Apr I
1st g 4s July 1956 ser
1st 4
1980 ser C
B..JAJ
•.
MAS
.
b 10044
—
345
90
97
.
L-
-
10444
110
58
52
105
JAJ
1949..—JAJ
JAJ
Texas A
545
2d 5s Dec 1 2000
Gen A ref 5s 1977
6945
72
1.40%
1.80%
1.45%
1941-1942..AAO,.
1.50
1.75
70
4 45s ser
Tex Pae-Mo Pac Term RR—
Toledo Canada Southern A Det—
1345
12 45
1445
13 45
45
45
45
1.25%
1.30%
1645
4745
2545
1645
1.75
1.25%
Duluth—
JAD
1996..JAD
9045
644
—
100
FAA /
JAJ
MAN
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—
1st guar g 4s 1943
JAJ
1935.JAJ
lsi4s 1948
MAN
Scioto Val A N E 1st 4s 1989MAN
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1950
AAO
Stamped
AAO
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949...FAA
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
AAO
Certificates of deposit
1st A cons 6s 1945ser A...MAS
Certificates of deposit
5% secured notes 1931
FAA
Receiver ctfs 3-3 45s '45,..FAA
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
l«tg 4s May 1 1933
MAS /
Seaboard-All Florida Ry—
I
6s ser A ctfs of deposit—...... /
6s ser B ctfs of deposit
.
/
b Basis,
C 19 41-1944
JA D 6
D 1941-1952—MAN b
3
1st 4s
MAS
"345
845
845
11245
11345
10545
96
JAJ
1st gold 4s
April 1 1950...AAO
Tol Term 1st 4 45s *57 gu
MAN
Tol Walhoudlng Valley A Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
MA8
Toronto Hamilton A Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946
JAD
Consol M 4 45s 1966 ser A. FAA
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956 JAJ
Union Depot (Columbus, Ohio)—
Gen 445s 1946
JAJ
1st ry A land gr 4s « 1947--JAJ
35-year 345s debs 1971—MAN
34 vear 3 4s debs 1970 ..A&O
Ref mtge 3 45s ser A 1980.-JAD
Eq tr 245sser E l911-'52-.JAJ
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s '46-MAS
vi AS
1946.
Union Terminal Co
92
1st 4 45s Sept 1 1979
General gold 4s 1944
1st 4s Sept 1 1948—
8245
73
101
7345
108
10445
96 45
7745
52
104
MAS
MAS
Vandalia RR 4s 1955 ser A..FAA
—MAN
Series B 1957
12145
11045
97
98
10345
1.70
11245
114
-
M&S
1st 445s Feb 1 1973——FAA
Gen 1st g 345s 1951
MAS
106
93
(Dallas)
1st mtge 3 45_s 1967
FAA
(Jnlted N J RR A Canal Go—
4
88
'60 JAD
Div 1st 4* 1951 FAA
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967
Toledo St Louis A Western—
Deb 6s
22
82
90
Toledo Peoria A Western RR—
82
9045
Mary's
10045
JAJ
1956
Toledo A Ohio Central—
Ref A imp M 3 45s ser A
St
1.75
1.85
2.00
Union Pacific—
78
/
Schuylkill A Lehigh—
119
24|s ser
45
13 45
23
....
12244
JJ
ser
1st M g 545s 1964
1990—-JAJ
Equ pment trusts—
445s series K 1911-1945-JAJ b
Savannah A Atlanta 6s
7245
55
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—AAO
Santa Fe Prescott A Phoenix—
1st g 5s 1942
.MAS
10945
7445
72 45
JAD
6945
A
1st 5a 1938
Salt Lake A Ogden 5s 1934
80
AAO
B
4 Ks
Gen A ref 5s
KR
Ann Mar
ser
445sser A 1942-1943—FAAlh
4b ser B 1941-1943
MAN!6
76
and
92
10745
Equipment trusts—
45
1st A re7 5s 1972—.
Salt Lake city Union Depot
JAD
60
74
60
92
70" "
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
JAJ
1st term A unlf 5s 1952-—JAJ
1st guar 4 45s 1941
St Paul Union Depot—
JAJ
106
59
1.80
108
110
60
1.75
4s 1968
FAA
Gen A ref 5s 1980 ser D
9145
90
4s series CO 1911-1943.MAN
g
10
58
Gen A ref 5s 1979 ser O—AAO
4 458 series DD 1941-45.AAO
St Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
MAN
Mortgage 4s Dec 1
68
84
Pacific
Ry—
1st gold 5s 2000
90
102
80
Called for redemption; see page 110.
7
Equipment trusts—
1st consol
57
8145
110
6
Certificates of deposit
St Paul East Gr Tr 4 45s '47.-JAJ
St Paul A Kansas City Short Line
1.75
2.10
102
445
JA
-JAJ
Cons In 4 45s 1978ser A...MAS
Certificates of deposit stpd..
654
1.75
2.10
f g 4s '53 opt *10_ JA J
645
5 45
11045
50 44
s
5
5
12
13
13
14
6
MAS
1957
1st M 545s 1950 guar
Texas A New Orl 5s 1943
St Jos A Grand Island 4s '47.JAJ
St Lawr A Adlrond 5s 1996—JAJ
2d gold 6s 1996
AAO
St Paul A
81
Texarkana A Fort Smith—
12
49
1st extend 3s 1948
Tenn Ala A Georgia 4s
Terminal RR Assn (St Louis)—
1st consol gold 5s 1944
FAA
118
ser
63
87
30 45
g 5s 1955.JAJ /
10345
Ry 445s 1943
JAD
87
1245
i.75%
1.75%
1.75%
94
Stephenville Nor A Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940 stmp.. JAJ/
Stoney Creek 1st ext 4s 1957-AAO
Sturgls Goshen A St Louis Ry—
42
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
JAD
28
Suffolk A Oar con 5s 1952—JAJ /
103
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
AAO
Susquehanna Bloomsburg A
I
107
Berwick RR 5s 1952
AAO
6
Tampa A Gulf Coast g 5s'53_AAO /
Tampa A Northern RR—
I
5s (stamped 3s) 1936
JAJ / 45
Tampa Un Term 4-645s '53..JAJ / 39
1545
Cert Ificates of deposit ......
Prior lien 5s 19.50 series B.JAJ
2.25
JAJ
1445
St Clair Term RR 5s 1950—MAS
St Johns A L Cham 5s 1944 MAS
1.45%
JAJ
4s 1951-JAJ
g
Ref A Impt M 345" B *74.JAJ
Terre Haute A Peor 5s 1942.MAS
10654
11244
1.50%
1.30%
fat
8545
MAS /
Ry—
91
10
66
Spok Internat 1st
Staten Isld
Gen ref
1245
1.90
...
945
33
1.75
m
9
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A_ JAJ
2.00
55
42 45
115
112 54
122
b
b
"
10754
H
6845
34 45
b
2.25
105
Certificates of deposit
St L Peo A N W 5s 1948
JAJ
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
0.50%
2.25
99
42
AAO
95 54
96
1.80
2.40
2.25
2.50
Tavares A Gulf RR—
St Clair Mad A St Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51-.JAJ
10244
..JAJ
Aiken Branch 4s 1998
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
Rock Island Ark A Louisiana—
102 %
1.50
1.80
si*
4245
St Louis Iron Mountain A Sou—
RIv A Gulf DLs 4s 1933-MAN
to
-
1st 4s 1995—
8345
83 45
1.25%
97
JA
con 445« 1941
445« stamped 1941
48
5145
4945
4945
4945
6045
Spartanburg Union A Columbia—
45
1st M 445s 1957
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s
4s stamped 1949
JAJ
Develop A gen M g 4s '56-AAO
Develop A gen 6s 1956
AAO
Develop A gen 6 45s 1956- AAO
Equipment trusts—
4s series BB 1942-1943.MAS
445sseriesOO 1911-44.-JAD b
145" ser GG 1941-50..MAN b
145s series HH 1941-50-JAD b
70
10245
Rutland
6244
1910--JAJ
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955.JAJ
1st ref g 4s 1955 opt
St Louis Div
95
Rock Island-Frisco Term
'49..JAD
1977-MAS
76
5945
Southern Pacific RR Co—
-
50
1st guar 4 45s 1934
70
13
12045
245sseriosN 1941-1951 MAN b
2 45s series Q 1941-55.-AAO b
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 545s 1949
AAO /
mmmmmmm.
99
Rio Gr 8o 1st g
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
1.10
-
—
72
JAD
1939—JAD
4s 1940
JAJ
b
Equip tr 4 44s 1911-1945.-MAN
2,00
Equip tr 2 54s 1941-1947. -MAN
1.90
Equip tru«» 2<4» 1941 46 .JAJ
90
Perkiomen RR ext 344s 1951.JAJ
10344
Phi la A Bait Cent 4s 1951—MAN
Phiia Bait A Washington—
1st goId 4s 1943
MAN
10844
105
Gen 4s April 1 1960
AAO
Gen 5s 1974 series B..
FAA
11944
Gen M 444s 1977 <er O.. JAJ
11354
Gen
snrltM O 1Q1'
FAD
10844
90
Phlla A Chester Val 4s 1948. AAO
95
Phila A Frankf 1st 445s '52. _FAA
Phiia Newton A N Y 3s 1942 AAO
10045
Phila A Reading RR—8** "Read ins? Co.
m
Philippine Ry 1st 4s 1937.-.JAJ /
Certificates of deposit-------- f
3 45
1st 6s series A 1955
/
Piedmont A Northern—
9954
354s 1966
JAD
Pitts Bessemer A Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s 1947
JAJ, 118
a
—
Klo Or June 1st gu 5s
Ry—
1st g 544* 1974 series A
FAA
Peoria Ry Ter 4s 1937 gu op. JAJ
Pere Marquette Ky—
1st g 5s July 1956 ser A.-JAJ
94
10345
1 1951
cons gu g
Southern Railway—
1st consol g 5s 1994
68
83
80
49
65
40-year 4Hs 1968
MAS
50-year 445s 1981
MAN
445s 1969 with warr
MAN
10-yr secured 3 45s 1946—JAJ
Equipment trusts—
4458 series J 1941-1942—JAJ b
445s series L 1941-1944.JAD b
4 45S series M 1941-1945MAN b
245s Aug 1 1941-1954
6
-
82
Rensselaer A Sara 6s 1941.-MAN
40
107
112
112
120
10644
FAA
Gen g 444s 1965
JAD
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
JAD
Gen M 4 44s 1981 ser D—. AAO
Gen M 4 44s ser E 1984— JAJ
Deb 4 54s 1970-.
AAO
Gen M 3 54s ser C 1970.
AAO
Oonv deb 3 44s 1952
AAO
mm
mm
Rich-Washington 4s 1943
105
—MAN
1948
tmmm
mm
90
1966--MAS
1st coll tr 4s 1949 opt
104 44
Oon M 444s gold 1960
mm
5s 1963
AAO
Southern 111 A Mo Bridge Co—
1st Mg 4s 1951
MAN
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951—FAA
Gen
104
Rich A Mecklenb'g 4s 1948.MAN
Richmond Term 3 45s 1965—MAS
88
7
_
1st A ref 4 44s series B 1981
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
MAN
Con M 4s gold 1948
MAN
mm
99 45
5s 1942
MAN
Port Richmond Warehouse—
10745
83
'42 ser A M&S15 /
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1963. - - FA A
103 45
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952—--MAN
107
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ha 1942
JAD
10444
Gu tr ctfs g 344" 1944
JAD
10444
Penn ANY Canal A RR—
Cons 1st extend 5s 1949--AAO
60 54
Cons 1 st extend 4 44 s 1949 A AO
56
Cons extend 4s 1949
AAO
5044
Penn Ohio A Detroit RR—
44s 1977 ser A—AAO
11745
1st
83
Paullsta Ry 1st 7s
1st A ref 4
2.75
Delaware River Terminal—
Paris-Orleans RR—
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
JAD /
Peterson Extension 5s 1950-JAD /
3.00%
2.10%
68
13
Raleigh A S'port Ry os '65—JAD /
104
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1950—MAS
Reading Company—
6845
Jer Cent 4s 1951 o_pt'06-AAO
83
Gen A ref 4 45« 1997 ser A—JAJ
80
Gen A ref 4 45s 1997 ser B.JAJ
1.75
Eq 4 45s 1941-1945 (s-aL.MAN
Philadelphia A Reading RR—
104 J5
Imp M ext sr 4s 1947—AAO
10345
Extended 4 lis Oct 1 1943—
10045
Term 5s g gu May 1 *41 OAF
11045
104
1955.JAJ
3.00%
3.50
102
-JAJ /
1947--JAJ /
1931-
109
Carondelet Branch—
Paducah A III 1st 4 44s
b
5445
5545
5445
90
Port! (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-JAJ
103
Guar 5s 1961
JAJ
345
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
MAN /
80
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956—-MAS /
93
Prov A Wore 1st 4s 1947—AAO
114
11245
5s 1946
JAJ
Oregon-Washington RR A Nav—
107
1st A ref g gu 4s '61 opt.-JAJ
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
85
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—FAA /
2d ext 5s gold 1938-.JAJ / 83
cons guar
1st extended 445s 1938-AAO /
St Louis City real est 5s *38 JAJ /
b
Portland A Rumford Falls—
5s 1951
MAN
Ral A Gaston 1st 56 g
27
JAD/
1946.JAD
1946--JAJ
80
FAA
1st gen 5s 1974 series O—JAD
1st 445« series D 1977
JAD
Port Reading 1st ext 3 45s '56 JAJ
27
5
1245
75
65
_
1st 5s
10145
66
-...
R&telgb A Augusta Air Line—
25
108
1st M 445s 1950series O—-JAJ/
Okla City-Ada-Atoka 6s '54.JAJ/
Ore Short Line 1st 5s
8045
7945
4445
5355
1.80
44)8 1960ser O
AAO
tr 4s 1941-1948.
FAA
tr 3 45s Apr 1 1941-1946
tr 2 45s 1941-1946
JAD
Young A Ashtabula—
gen 4s series A 1948— -JAD
40
10845
5345
5245
5345
b
3.75
102
ShrevBdg A Ter 5a *55 gu—FAA
Sioux City A Pac 3 45s 1936—FAA /
Somerset Ry 1st A ref 4s *55.-JAJ
1st M 4s July 2 1950
JAJ
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 AAO /
Southern Pacific Co—
Coll tr 4s (OP) Aug 1
1st 445s (Ore Lines)
20
115
1st
1st M 5s 1962 series B
FAA/
1st M 645s 1944
1st M 5s 1945series B
2d
Pittsburgh Term RR & Coal—
5s Unass^nted 1942
JAJ
1st extend 5s 1952
JAJ
Pitta Va A Char gu 4s 1943.MAN
Pitts A West Va Ry 4 44« '58AJAD
1st M 4 45s 1959 ser B
AAO
115
52 45
35
1.75
111
104 45
1st M
10045
Colony RR 4s 1938——JAJ;
1st
12744
70
2.00
110
16
19
77
South A North Alabama—
_
11045
10445
Pitts A
5945
5945
QAF
A_ JA J
B
JAJ
O—JAJ
D-.-JAJ
119
119
Pitts Shenango A Lake Erie—•
Oons 1st g 5s July 1 1943--JAJ
67 45
QAJ /
1997
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Ref A imp 4 45s 2047 ser
112
1977 ser O—-JAJ
16
5s (stamped cancella¬
tion of guarantee
Certificates of
mm
m
10945
7044
_
AAO /
a»
JAD
AAO
6% receivers' ctfs 1929—FAA i
Shawmut 5s 1959-- JAD f
92
8545
Northern Ohio Ry—
1st gtd g 5s 1945
—
11045
11145
11845
Gen M 445s
11545
113
—
111
Pitts Sbawmut A Northern—■
_
JAD
A...MAS
445« B stpd '74-MAS
Gen g 3 3s 1953
Northern Cent 5s 1974
Grni A ref
126
100
—
109
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
18
_
1st con 4s 1996
Norrlst'n A Maine 1st 4s '52
-----MAN
444s series I 1963—-—-FAA
4 458 series J 1964
—MAN
17 5^
Shamokln Sunbury A Lewisb'g—
2d ext'd 5s 1945
JAJ
10645
4sseries G 1957—------MAN
4s series H 1960——--—-FAA
_
Ill
103 "it
-AAO
MAN
345s series E 1949——-FAA
4s series F 1953—
-JAD
103
JAJ
Norfolk & Carol 5s 1946
Norfolk Southern—
1454
88
10445
Seaboard A Roanoke 5s 1931.JAJ /
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s '48-AAO
St Louis—
445s series B 1942
4 45s series C 1942
4sseries D 1945
3844
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
10145
123
10845
113
123
106
11045
11055
Vera Oruz A Pacific RR—
1,H
1145
22
1
445
4
645
545
545
6145
14
145
445
445
645
6
15
345
Vlcksburg Shreveport A Pacific—
Gen 5s May 1 1941
MAN
ref A Impt 5s 1973.-——MAN
Va A Southwest 5s 2003.....JAJ
1st cons g 5s 1958.
A&O
Virginian Ry 345s A 1966—MAS
3
3
445s 1934
JAJ /
July 1914 coupon off
JAJ /
Cash war A scrip ret No. 6 on
Vlcksburg Bridge Go—
1st s f 4-6s 1968
MAS
1st mtg g
3
f This price Includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nomina),
r
Canadian price.
45
255
255
77
100
9145
8345
66
107
70
BONDS
RAILROAD
NOTICE—All bond prices «r« "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted nouow
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bid
Bonds and Stocks
Wabash Railroad Co—
1st gold 5s 1939
2d gold 5s
1st lien term gold 4s
M&N
1939----V---F&A
1954.J&J
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s '41. J&J
Des M Dlv 1st g 4s 1939--J&J
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S
Omaha Dlv. 1st 3 %s g *41. A&O
Wabash Railway Co—
Ask
59
59%
18 %
if*
8*
ITU
17 H
55
10%
„
Ref & gen 5%s 1975 A...M&S
Certificates of deposit.----Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B..F&A
Certificates of deposit--- —
u
Ref & gen 4%s 1978 ser O.A&O
Certificates of deposit..
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D..A&0
Certificates of deposit—...
11
Eqto 2%sser H 1941-47—A&O
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
-J&J
Washington & Franklin Ry—.
1st extend 4Mb 1954
J&J
Wash Term Co—3%s 1945- -F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
12%
11
II
11%
11
11%
114
11
2.75
45
107%
110%
Washington & Vandemere—•
F&A
4%s 1947
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
A&O
1st g s f 4s 1990
Western Maryland
72
53
54
4s 1952.A&0
1st & ref 5%s 1977 ser A..J&J
Eq tr 4%s E1941
J&D
Eq tr 2%s 1941-1946...—J&D
104
1.50
Eq tr 2s G 1941-1949
West N Y & Penna 4sl943.A&0
Western Pacific RR Corp—
106%
1 85
6.190
61%
94%
104%
1.00%
1.25%
1.50%
106%
__
1st M 5s 1946 series
Assented
6s
A....M&S
1946—
Equipment trust 5s...... 1943
of Ala4%» *58-.A&O
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949-.-M&S
Refunding 3%s 1966
J&D
Eqtr2%s F Nov 151941-1949Western Ry
ls series G Nov 15 1941-1950
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J
Wichita Falls & Southern—
1st 5s extended 1948
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
M&N
1st g gu 4 %s 1941 opt
Wllkes-Barre & Eastern—
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D
Willamette val Southern Ry—
F&A
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4%s *77-. J&D
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s *43. A&O
6s 1939
Wilm & Newborn 4s 1947
24%
24%
2.15
25
26
1.50%
...
99%
111%
T&
1.80
12
114
1.25%
1.35%
16
20
1st gold guar 4s 1960
Winston-Salem Terminal
J&J
98%
114%
Co—
1st s f guar 3%s 1970
Wisconsin Central Ry—
108
1st gen g 4s 1949
J&J
Certificates of deposit......
1st & ref 4s 1959
A&O
36
Sup & Dul Dlv 4s 1936
M&N
Certificates of deposit
Marshfieki & S'eastern di\ 4s
1951
M&N
38
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
1st gold 4Mb 1943-J&J
4
Tosemlte Vails f
g
5s 1936--J&J
12
H
10%
19
12%
11%
21
Canton
&
Youngstown-
Common wi
16
$5 preferred wi
com
Preferred-
42
84
47
50
50
A1 Great southern
99
102
Alabama & Vicksburg (gu) ...100
Albany & Susquehanna (gu> ..100
Albany & Vermont (guar)
100
Alleghany Corp common..
*
5%% pref (with $30 warr).100
5%% pref (without warr)..100
2 % % prior conv pref
*
Allegheny & West (6% guar) .100
Atchison & Eastern Bridge
100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe.lOO
6% non-cum pref
100
Atlanta Birm & Coast pf (gu).100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
87%
74%
108%
112*
8%
1?*
V*
19%
76
45
25
67
70
145
150
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn. .50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
21
18%
21%
18%
Augusta & Savannah (guar). .100
28
33
Avon Gen & Mt Morris
Bait & Cumberland gu
(gu).100
7
50
100
74
Baltimore & Ohio
common
4% non-cum pref
100
Bangor & Aroostook com
50
6% conv preferred
100
Beech Creek (guar N Y O...50
Belgian National Rys CoAmerican shares partic pref
Boston & Alb (guar N Y C)._100
Boston & Maine common
100
16
3%
5%
5%
28%
28
30%
*1%
Unstamped—
1st pref 5% class A
1st pref 8% class B
1st pref 7% class O
1st pref 10% class D
1st pref 4 % % class E
6% non-cum preferred
7% prior preferred
Stamped
Common
1st
1st
1SK
1st
1st
pref
pref
prut
pref
pref
pref
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar)
50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar). 100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
Delaware Lack & Western..- 50
..100
100
100
100
100
2
2
2%
2
2
non-cum
non-cum
1%
82
84
"1%
1st preferred-.100
2d preferred __100
1
w i
100
Kalamazoo (guar).... 50
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)—
50
European & North Am (guar) 100
Fort St Union Depot (guar)..100
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar) .100
Wyoming
100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu).lOft
86
91
1%
1%
2%
39
A*
42
93
96
9%
48g
45
10%
3%
50
48
20
36
64
50
*
*
Hartford & Conn Western... 100
Illinois Central
100
Non-cum 6% pref series A. .100
Internat Rys (Cent Am)
com .*
5% preferred
100
Jollec & Chlcago(guar)
100
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)—100
K C St L & Chic—Pref (gu)__100
Kansas City Southern new
*
...100
A—100
...
Little Miami original guar..
flpec mnr betterment «tk
Lit Scbavl Nav RR & CoaKgU)
%
1
%
3%
23%
43
73
93
55
64%
100
148%
4
13
4
3%
14
25%
17%
2%
14%
2%
39
105
70
73"
19
24
18%
4%
19%
70
RR
39%
190
42"
2%
50
.50
103
49
51
50
28
33
105"
90
23
28"
65%
67%
18
19
5"
470
508
.50
51
100
4%
5% preferred
...100
6% prior preferred
100
Massawlppl Valley (guar)....100
~5"
76"
15
17%
-
1 %
Michigan Central (guar)
100
2
Mill Creek & MinehiP Nav (gu)25
Mine Hill & Schuyl Hav(gu)__50
36
29
10% class D
2
2%
2%
2%
2%
2
5
Minneapolis St P & S S M—
4% leased line ctfs
100
Mississippi Central
.100
1
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
—
-
-
100
1st
4%% class E
100
6% non-cum pref stamped.. 100
Boston & Providence (guar)..100
Boston RR Holding pref
100
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
25
Canada Southern (guar)
100
Canadian Pacific.
25
Caro Clinchfleld & O (guar).. 100
Catawlssa RR 1st pref (guar)..50
2d preferred (quar)
50
2
2
19*
23
8
7% preferred series A
Missouri Pacific
33
35"
38
com
*
100
com
..100
5% conv preferred
100
38%
3%
3%
89
2%
%
%6
15
25
50
13
30
24]
21
104
1%
29%
56%
122
275
non-cum
%
3%
%
2%
%
!73%
68
10%
158%
50
15
92
4%
14%
25%
22«
57*
35
45
40
14
40
141
70
%
%
2%
4%
95
preferred...100
..100
5% non-cum preferred
..100
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfis (gu).100
South-West'n (Georgia) (guar) 100
Stony Brook (guar)
100
Sussex (guar D L&W)
50
Syracuse Bing & N Y (gu)
100
Central
•
....100
%.
60*
31
9%
13
23%
*4%
25
93
7
110
4*
72
100
Troy & Bennington (guar)
100
Troy & Cohoes
50
Troy & Or'bush (gu N Y C).. 60
Tunnel RR of St Louis (guar) .100
Union Pacific common
.100
4% non-cum preferred
100
United N J RR & Canal (ga).100
Utlca Chen & Susq Val (gu) 100
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—
95
25
47
140
77%
82%
2t1*
10
34
55
95
56%
25
40
...25
32
common
6% preferred
i
36
•
Southern Ry common
Ry
.100
5% non-cum 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
1st
87
160"
preferred
...100
4% non-cum 2d pref..
Western Pacific RR Corp—
100
6% non-cum preferred.....100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
4% prior lien
5% % cum preferred
...100
100
...
%
70
22%
52%
3
66
6%
%
54
90
94
35%
35%
•No par value,
t Quotations represent dollars per $100 face amount,
a Called
k Last sale,
n Nominal
r Canadian price,
x Ex-dividend,
accrued interest,
31
2I
5c*
70
34%
90
33%
33%
38"
%
4-2%
Wabash
700
5% class A_.__.100
oto class B
8% uiai«
_.100
7 % class O
100
91
100
Shamokin Vail & Pottsv (gu)— 60
Sharon (guar Erie)
60
Southern Pacific Co new..
*
Preferred
95
1
100
Texas & Pacific Ry
220
7
100
100
Air Line common
Tennessee
_
2%
Lykens Valley RR & Coal (gu)_20
Y Central)
Seaboard
2
4%
85
10ft
com..
5% preferred
5% prior preferred..
Peterborough (guar)
M
7%
16%
42%
36%
70
•a
44
42
16
160
42
I
"7%
112
Pgh Bess & Lake Erie (guar)
50
Preferred (guar)
50
Pitts Cln Chic & St Louis (gu) .100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)__100
67"
7% pref (guar Pa RR)
100
53
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh & West Virginia. ..100
Pitts Youngstown & Ashtabula—
1
Preferred (guar)
1 %
100
% Plttsfield & No Adams (guar) .100
Portland & Ogdensburg (guar) 100
3% Prov & Worcester (guar).....100
24% Railroad Securities Co—
48
14% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952..1000
77
Reading Co
50
4% non-cum 1st pref
6ft
4% non-cum 2d pref
60
67" Rensselaer & Saratoga ^guar). 100
Roch & Genesee Val RR (gu)-100
154" Rome & Clinton (guar)
100
Rutland RR 7% pref
__100
16" Rutland & Whitehall (guar).. 100
St Joseph South Bend & Sou—
7
Common (guar)
100
5%
Preferred (guar)
100
14% St Louis Bridge 1st pref (gu)._100
2d preferred (guar)
100
25%
St Louls-Sau Francisco Ry...l00
52
6% non-cum preferred.
.100
St Louis Southwestern....... 100
5% non-cum preferred-100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu).lOO
Schuylkill Valley Nav & RR(gu)50
50
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
Preferred (guar)
100
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)-.100
Louisville & Nashville
..100
100
207%
•
100
.........
Preferred
...
Eastern
Piedmont & Northern
50
Lehigh Valley..
Lexington Union Station—
Preferred (guar)
Ry
pref
_
Gulf
$5 preferred
25
.100
100
No Carolina (guar 8ou
RR)__100
North Pennsylvania (guar)
60
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
Northern Pacific Ry
100
Northern RR of N H (guar)-.100
Northern RRofN J (guar).... 100
Norwich & Worcester pf (gu).100
Old Colony (gu N\NH&H)_.100
Certificates of deposit
Ontario & Quebec (guar)
100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W)_50
Passaic & Delaware (guar)
50
Passaic & Del Exten (guar). .100
Paterson & Hudson River (gu) _50
Paterson & Ramapo (guar)
50
Pemigewasset Valley (guar).. 100
Pennsylvania RR
5ft
Pennroad Corp com
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)..100
Ry
g
.%
*
...
72
50
100
1
"5%
4
50
43
(guar D L & W)
com w
non-cum
Pere Marquette
%
12%
13%
30%
108%
51
Ctfs of beneficial Interest
in J L Roper Lumber Co
&
17
112
Phila Germ & Norris (guar).. 60
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR)_100
75c
Greene
Mobile & Northern com.100
6% preferred
100
Norfolk & Southern
44
-60
preferred
N Y Ontario & Western..
Peoria
143
Georgia Sou & Fla common
100
1st preferred..
100
2d preferred
100
Goshen & Deckertown (guar).. 10
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs
*
Preferred (capital stock
*
Green Bay & Western
100
4% non-cum preferred
Kansas Okla & Gulf pref
2
2
"
100
5% preferred A
Erie &
n
2%
1%
Ctfs of beneficial interest in
Pref (guar N
M line Central
5%
75%
.
common..
Mahoning Coal
2
100
100
25
6% pref.100
(guar Penn)
Lackawanna RR of N J (gu)_. 100
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
100
3%
5%
5%
27%
4i"
35
Leased lines (guar)..
100
Stk tr ctfs—flee RR Securs Co
25%
68%
39%
Concord & Portsmouth (gu)-.100
Conn & Passumpsic pref (gu)-100
Consol Rys of Cuba 6% pref.100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref--100
Gulf Mobile & Ohio com
oX
91
120
105
125
Genesee &
RAILROAD STOCKS
Akron
89
115
60
46
100
100
100
..100
conv
Norfolk & Western
;
100
N Y Lack & West (guar)
NY New Haven & Hartf
Adjust 4%
(guar)
100
pref (gu)
100
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Regular guaranteed stock—50
Special guar betterment stk.50
Colorado & Southern
100
4% 1st non-cum preferred.-i00
4% 2d non-cum preferred--i00
common w
12%
12
1
%6
(gu)..100
6% preferred series A
com (gu)
Non-cum pref (gu)
7%
non-cum
4%
36%
2%
95
Common
4%
34%
N Y & Harlem
7%
,
Erie
M&S
3
&
100
.100
..100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Detroit Manufacturers (guar) 100
Dover & Rockaway (guar)—100
East Mahanoy (guar)
50
East Pennsylvania(guar).....50
Elmlra & W'msport (guar)
50
Preferred (guar)
50
Winston-Salem Southbound—
New Orleans Great Northern. 100
New York Central RR
•
N Y Chic & St Louis com
100
t/
Preferred
100
Cin Union Term 5% pref
100
Clearfield & Mahoning (gu)—50
Cleve Cine Chicago & St Louis—
Delaware
31
72
97
1%
2%
6%
Oin New Orl & Texas Pacific—
Common
-20
Detroit Hillsdale and
Southwestern (guar)..
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
2%
79
5
Denv & Rio Gr West
101%
New London Northern
...100
Chic R I & Pacific common
100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred..
100
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal—
Preferred (guar)
36
102
1
100
-
100
26
6%
2
5%
Nashua & Lowell (guar)
Nashville & Decatur—
"4
24%
20
2
-*
New common
New 5% preferred
(guar). 100
Pt Carbon (gu).-50
Original (guar L & N)
25
Unstamped (guar L & N)
25
Nashv Ohatt & St Louis
100
Newark & Bloomfield
(guar)..50
4
1%
6%
-
59%
94%
Mt Carbon &
38"
Pacific—
N9W5% preferred wi
Chicago & North Western—
101%
50
1%
preferred--50
4% preferred old
100
Chicago Ind'polis & Louisville—
4% non-cum preferred
100
Chic Mllw St Paul &
New common wi
47%
Morris & Essex (guar)
Morris & Essex Exten
3%
New 5%
70
66
10
100
35
50
.......
40
2.00%
32
_
1st
common
52
Ry
Montgomery & Erie (guar)
Chicago Great WesternNew
Bid
40%
95
55
*
40
common
Par
Mobile & Birmingham—
4% non-cum pref (guar)—100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern
"3"
...
New
2%
F
i
Chattahoochee & Gulf (guar). 100
Chesapeake Corp
*
Chesapeake & Ohio common
25
Preferred series A..___..-.100
Chestnut Hill (guar)
50
Chicago Burl & Qulncy
100
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
;:
Stocks
15
13
8ayuga of Susq Jersey L & W)-30
«ritra 1 & New (gu D
100
Class A
11%
II
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
for redemption, see page
110.
b Basis.
/This price includes
NOTICE—All
bond prices are "and
Interest" except where
Stocks and Donds
Par
Per
Adams Express com
Ooll trust 4s 1948---.---M&S
Ooll trust 4s 1947
J&D
4Mb stamped 1946
F&A
-1
1-25
J&J
—J&J
2
Aeronautical Securities
Affiliated Fund com..
Sec conv deb 4s
1949
Oonvdeb 4s 1950
Air investors Inc new
New convertible
*
pref
m
100M
103 M
101M
7.45
2.39
100 X
100 M
IX
M
22
(Can)—
1968...
Investment com.......*
$3 convertible preferred-..-..*
Holding Corp
10
Amer British & Cont 5s *53 F&A
Amer Business Credit A
1
Business Shares-........1
Capital Corp A........10c
Amer
Amer
103 M
8.10
2.62
101M
101M
IX
24 M
34M
14
*
-•
S3 preferred
$5 50 prior pref
Amer Cities Pr & Lt
Class A opt
Class B
25
cl A
div ser w w_.—25
ADO
6.1
2.70
*
M&N
10c
5s series B 1958
Amer Foreign Investing
American General Corp......10c
$2 preferred
1
1
-—1
12 M preferred
S3 preferred
Amer International Corp..
*
5M« 1249—....—J&J
Investment (111)
1
$2 preference
—*
5% conv preferred
50
Associated Gen Util com v t c—*
Inc deb 5s w w 1956
M&N
Income deb 4s 1961
M&N
Associated Stand. OH Shs......2
Associates Investment Co
*
6% preferred
.100
Atlantic Secur 4 Ms A 1053-A&O
Atlas Corporation common
5
6% preferred
50
Option warrants.
Aviation Capital common
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
♦Bankers Nat Investing com—1
*5% preferred
5
Basic Industry Shares
10
Beneficial Industrial Loan
-■--♦
Conv
American
♦8%
J&D
Beneficial Loan Society com
•
6% profit share deb 1956..Q-J
Bine Bidge Corp common...
$3
conv
preferred
Bond & Share Trading
Boston Fund Inc
1
100
10M
65
26 X
25
100
•7% cum preferred—
Cumulative Trust Shares...
Delaware Fund
....—
*
---1
...2.50
...25c
.....
.......5
50
British Type Investors A......1
Broad St. Invest Co Inc.......5
Brooklyn National Corp.......5
1
Bullock Fund Ltd—
Burco, Inc common........—*
$3 conv preferred
25
Canadian Internat Inv Trust—
5s series A1959..........A&O
Canadian Invest. Fund, Ltd
.1
Canadian Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5s series A1958
F&A
Capital Administration cl A....1
$3 cum pref series A..
.10
Carey Trust of NY
*
Original
100
Carriers & General Corp
1
2M
6.91
2%
28 M
29
27 M
30M
33
3 X
36
102 X
12 X
4
102 M
12 H
27M
28 M
48
49 M
X
24 M
24 M
4M
31M
93 M
11M
6X
48 %
26 M
26 M
4M
32 H
94 M
10.06
48 X
18.68
10.82
5
5X
3.26
10M
M
M
36
1M
X
37 M
13.22
14~22
8c
18c
19.99
21.62
22
20
11.73
9*
12.75
16"
10.94
66 M
5M
21M
-70M
23.02
A&O
Corp 4 Ms 1959
Group Securities, Inc.—
Agricultural Shares
17
25M
25 M
15.32
4.13
4M
X
M
18M
M
55 M
Preferred
25
x-w
Household Finance
com..
100
5% preferred
Holding Corp
Hydro Elec Secur
1
100
100
M
27.56
27*
Me
19 X
%
1M
5.08
5.87
8.11
4.06
2.76
4.91
5.24
4.07
3.60
4.97
4.41
M
M
M
22 M
9
26
27M
25M
57 M
2V*
60
110M
12c
20c
IX
1.34
X
1
100
Me
Me
9M
9M
10M
IX
11M
91c
1.18
1.01
1.29
6% preferred
..25
.25
Institutional Securities Ltd—
Bank Group shares..
......
\b
Insurance Group Shares......
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war..J&J
Deb 6s series B 1940
J&J
Insuranshares Co of Delaware..1
X
2.14
X
X
8
6*
6X
104
1%
105 M
2
International Holdings & Inv.._*
3.33
3.62
101
Internat Securities 7% pref..
.1
International Utilities class A...*
1
X
Me
31M
1
40c
Class B
16
17
25
27 M
$1.75 preferred
........*
$3.50 prior preferred
*
35c
14
Interstate Bond Co—
28
37"
34
M
4 Ms coll tr AAA 1941-43.-A&O
5s coll tr BBB 1944-51
A&O
99M
100
1939-42—-M&N
Invest Bond & Share 5s A'47- J&D
99 X
37M
Co of America.... 10
16.27
8.71
17.59
8.93
Me
Investment
Investors Fund of Amer Series Cl
Investors
Royalty............ 1
25
Preferred
♦
-
Quotations not furnished by sponsor or issuer.
♦ No par value.
n Nominal,
r Canadian price,
x Ex-dividend.
4
5.45
4.89
5M
5.26
5 X
3.29
25c
1.01
1.14
1
10.35
11.16
6.65
7.34
4.36
Bank stocks
Building supplies
4.82
9.62
8.05
5.01
7.45
.................
10.60
8.88
5.55
Electrical equipment
6.69
8.22
7.39
Insurance
9.57
10.54
.......
..................
8.36
.................
7.58
..............
6.19
6.84
6.29
Machinery
6.95
2.84
3.19
5.45
Niagara Share Corp (Md)—
Conv deb 5 Ms 1950—...M&N
6.03
6.11
......
6.75
_
preferred
103 X
5
104
3M
3M
93
88
..100
39 X
Noith American Invest Corp—
Collateral 4s 1951
J&D
96
98
North American Trust Shares—
»
1953
I.89
2.33
1
1
1
*
1958
Ohio Finance com
2.28
1.87
16M
99 H
..1
1
.....5
Oils & Industries com
Preferred-.
Oilstocks Ltd
1*
3?*
—
Oklahoma Carey Trust
Oklahoma Southern Trust
Old Colony Invest Trust
Debenture 4 M* Feb 1
10
2
Com—*
2
1947...
100M
100 M
15M
Debenture 4Mb Dec 15 1952...
*
Old Colony Trust Assoc...
Overseas Securities Co
Deb 5s April 1
*
1 H
82 M
A&O
1948
Pacific Eastern Corp
Pacific Finance Corp
..._1
(Calif)
10
Pacific Southern Invest pref....*
Petroleum Corp of Amer....
Phoenix Sec Corp
$3
conv
10 X
22
......*
Class A
18H
99
F&A
F&A
10-yr 3s debs A 1951
5-yr 2 Ms debs B 1946
pref class A
2X
6X
5
*
5M
38
10
Plymouth Fund Inc
10c
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs.
Prudential Investors
*
Putnam (Geo) Fund
1
Quarterly Income Shares...
10c
5% deb series A 1942
M&N
Railroad Employees' Corp—
Class A common
.......*
Preferred
.*
Railway & Light Securities com.*
Preferred
100
Coll tr 3 Ms ser 12 1955..J&D
33c
'
il5M
2 H
II.87
5.40
100
8
8M
10
10 M
6H
5M
103
103 X
1
•
•
3.04
-
-
'ie
l16
5M
Railway & Util Invest A
6M
3.40
101
102
48
50
iz
"5"
9
Me
X
M
X
M
78.89
Me
4s coll tr CCO
k Last sale,
4.82'
4.95
3M% preferred
♦
Republic Investors Fund
1
Conv 4M8 ser A 1950
..F&A
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
A&O
Common stock..........
1
$6 preferred
*
Rossia International Corp
Royalties Management A......1
♦
Schoollkopf Hutton and
...10c
Pomeroy Inc common
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund
1M
75c
5M
Insuranshares_(Md) ctfs Inc
89 M
16
64
*
(Colo) ser B shares
(Md) voting tr shares
New England Fund
New York Stocks, Inc.—
Railroad
Railroad equipment..
stocks...
3.98
7.48
108
12M
15 X
Steel
4.66
8M
2M
~8~X
4.36
Metals
59
X
110
99
84*
100
*
Income series
Chemical
5
Preferred
34 X
~5~"
104
Independence Trust Shares.....*
Industrial Finance vtc
ill*
8X
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
21
9.17
Research Co—
Natl Securities &
Class A
hi
88*
23
23
5
*
Class B common........
3.69
2M
6M
8H
Nation Wide Securities—
14.67
Industrial Securities Corp
34
1
25
4.90
13.64
1.91
Collateral Bankers Inc—
28 M
99 %
8.39
2
National Investors Corp
...1
Nat Trust Shares Re modified1
46
X
1.23
Investors........5
Independence Fund of N A
10
22
Morris Plan Indus Bank (N Y).10
Mutual Investment Fund.....10
16.10
27
--*
$3 2nd preferred
Debenture 5sseries A 1948.M&S
Heller (W E) common
2
Preferred w w
25
City Investing Co.—........ 100
13
8%
94 M
Oils
1
com
Incorporated
50c
5X
10
M&S
.....
Low priced bond series
Nat Indus Loan 7s 1957_.Q-Jan
102
101
4.00
Income Foundation Fund
91
3.80
98 M
4.76
.......
2.680
61
PreferredSec 6s x-w 1947
5% preferred ser A w w
Nat Bond & Share Corp
5.33
7.38
3.68
2.50
4.46
Equip Shares.......
♦Huron
110
2
101
37
1953
National Bond & Invest com
$6 1st preferred-............*
25.
46 M
1.M&N
3s
2.41
Ux
29 H
27
100 X
Monroe Loan Society class A
1
Morris Plan common
—..5
3.33
42
4M
4
1
common
2.99
3.30
8.82
27
Manufacturers
&
Securities A
8% preferred
8.30
26 M
Partic preferred
*
Debenture 4 Ms w w 1950.M& S
Midland Invest Corp (Mo)—
2.16
Tobacco Shares
2
5M
Merchants
8.20
4M
1
National Aviation com
3.26
4.51
Railroad
Guardian Investors
¥.44
4M
50
5% conv partic preferred.
Mutual System com
5.47
6.80
4.61
Investing Shares....
Merchandising Shares......
Mining Shares
Me
8.72
26M
if.tt
3.61
Electric Equipment Shares
Food Shares....
22"
A*
15 X
18
14
Steel Shares
82
72
24.75
4.23
....—
Petroleum Shares
16.02
23
Me
15M
Gotham Credit class B
5
Great Britain & Canada Invest¬
3
•u
6f»
J&J
141
...
10.30
14
2,480
Q-F
78 series C 1959
Q-M
Collateral Loan
100
Commercial Banking common..1
11.20 preferred....
10
7% preferred.
...20
Commercial Credit common...10
4M% conv preferred
...100
Commercial Invest Trust
•
$4.25 conv preferred
*
Commonwealths Distrib'n Inc-.l
Commonwealth Investment... .1
Commonwealth Loan 5% pref 100
Commonwealth Securscommon.l
Preferred
1
Consolidated Invest Trust corn.l
Consumers Credit Serv 6s 1962-.
Oontinental Securs 5s 1942 M&N
Corp Securs 5% ctfs 1935—M&8
Mass Utilities Associates vtc
38
137
44
1950
16
45
101M
24.32
15.06
1956
16*
18.41
11
75
1
18.75
15*
34
25
4?*
X
4.20
17.44
Maryland Fund Inc
15
17.32
43
ment
8.05
7.32
...
Massachusetts Investors Trust.. 1
Mass Investors Second Fund Inc.
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
47
1M
M
2M
German Credit & Investment—
Pref allot ctf 25% 1st pref..*
Chemical Shares..
7% preferred
100
Conv preferred
100
Conv pref series of 1929....100
6% cum preferred.....
100
Century Shares-Trust
-..*
7s series B
1M
25
Goodall Securities
1.95
74.80
Agricultural
$6 preferred
Conv deb 5s 1953
20 M
3.30
Automobile
Aviation.
51
2
1.85
6
10c
4.81
49
1
20 X
30.90
10c
~~Me
Building Shares..........
20
40
Marine Midland Corp
60
3.25
2Vs
4M
4.41
Aviation Shares....
M»
Cleve Securities 4-6a to 1943.J&J
1.14
M
52 X
Automobile Shares
70
6.03
Investment Corp
1
$6 preferred
..._...*
General Investors Trust
.1
60
43
3.41
5.47
Fund
Lawyers Mtge Inv (Boston)—
1st 5 Ms series B 1945
M&S
Lehman Corporation..-...—.-1
Liquidating Shares
Loomis-Sayles Second Fund
10
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
*
100 M
25.63
American
General
58
2.45
2M
39M
12.94
8.84
3.09
$6 preferred
*
Capital Corp.
_*
Gen Finance conv deb 5s '51-J&D
General
Globe Indus Loan 6s 1955
19
8.01
3.78
J&J
Gen'l Realty & Utilities com
1
$6 preferred
*
Gen Shareholdings Corp com—1
$6 conv pref w w
*
109
11.78
.....
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc
General Public Service Corp....*
9M
12.45
Series S-2.
♦
Investors...*
19 M
57
107
7.41
16.15
11.29
14.69
98 M
19 M
6.73
14.73
-
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
Class A
........2
98
Central States Electric Oorp—l
Preferred
5.45
63 M
13 M
98
1
1.03
38
General
3 M
4X
101
$5 preferred..
.......—.*
Chemical Fund...............1
Christiana Securities com
100
Preferred
100
4.80
Fulton Indus Sec units
Class B
15.45
...
.......
Series B-4
Knickerbocker
A—10
Foreign Power Secur 6s *49 J&D
Foundation Trust Shares ser A—
~6M
31.51
25.13
Series S-4
3.15
3 X
stk.*
14.07
Series 8-3
17.09
2.64
14 M
$6 preferred
....*
Equitable Invest Tr (Mass) — -5
Equity Corp common
10c
$3 conv preferred..
1
Family Loan Society common..*
11.50 preferred series A...—*
$1.50 preferred series B
•
Fidelity Fund. Inc..—.—
*
♦First Boston Corp
—10
First Mutual Trust Fund....—5
Fiscal Fund, Inc.—
Bank stock series
...—10c
Insurance stock series
10c
28.76
Series K-2
4.01
32
A---—...5
30'
22.93
.....
..........
Series K-l
14
Fixed Trust Shares series
Me
17.19
Deb 5s with warr 1950-.M&N
Chartered Investors common
32 X
29
—
X
Me
17
..........
......
Series B-2
Series B-3..
*
Empire Power Corp partic
~4M
102 M
102 M
6.26
Cent Invest Corp 5-6e '57..A&O
♦Central Nat Corp class A
•
♦Class B
*
Chain Store Investors Trust..._*
28 X
112
15.81
Deposited Bank Shs N Y sef A.. 1
Deposited Insur Shs ser A....1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Empire Capital Corp
16
pref..
Boston Investment Co
Insursh B....10
preferred
♦Crum & Forster
Warrants
M«
1
♦Blair & Co
Series B-l.
26 X
117M
30 X
26"
24
Corp A com.*
Keystone Custodian Fund—
2
48-Q-F
-10
Credit Service deb 6s w w
Inc com
♦Orum & Forster
2M
25
25
common
(ex-warrants..J&J
Deb 6s 1963
2.36
-...1
52
$2.60
prior preferred-.
2Mb debs 1950
-
Dominion-Scottish Invests Ltd—
1st coll 4s series A 1952...J&J
Eastern Equities Corp
——2
Eastern States Corp com.......*
$7 preferred series A......... *
$6 preferred series B—-_._.-*
Eaton & Howard Balanced FundEaton & Howard Stock Fund---_
Economic Inv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
X
....—
f 5s 1958 ser A—-J&J
(modified)
Preferred.....-—---
M#
s
(modified)——...—--1
2.36
Domestic Finance common..—_
35M
M
0011 tr
Preferred
Italian Superpower
old «er—1
-
-
Dividend Shares
2
1
Common..
1.98
-...
O shares
D shares
13
Amer Discount Co of Ga $2 pref.*
Amer Eiec Sec partic pref
1
American European Secur
Investors Trust
1.98
AA
X
10c
Class B
2.09
AA
Allied Int Investing Corp—
♦Amerex
Per share
-----1
Corporate Trust shares
Ask
Bid
Par
share
Accumulative series ......... 1
5 X
hi
33
Aldred Investment Corp
Deb 4 Ms with com shs
Alliance
Per
.
with com shs 1
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Bid
Par
share
Warrants
Aldred Invest Trust
Deb 4
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Bid
marked "P and Income and defaulted bonds
of Issue
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date
Quotations for all securities are as near as
a
39
Continued
on
page
77.33
83
21
Called for redemption, see page 110.
This price includes accrued interest.
Public
Utilities
(Includes street and electric railways, gas, electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge
companies.)
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest"
except where marked
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
Ask
Adriatic Electric Oo (Italy)-
f
Ala Gas Oo 1st M 4M«
Alabama Power Co—
1st 5s 1946
1st & ref 5s 1951
1st & ref 5s 1956
1st & ref 4 Ms 1967
20M
M&S
107 M
103 H
103
103M
Avalon
102
Baltimore County
1st 5s 1946
Baltimore Transit
Deb 4s series A
Deb 5s series A
Deb 5s series B
42
98
89
20
57 M
23"
57 M
J&J
3Ms • f debs 1970
J&J
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53-F&A
Secured deb 3.6-6s 1953...J&D
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016. .M&S
Amer Rys Corp coll 4 Ms *53. A&O
4
7
104 M
107
107 M
American Gas & Electric Co—
2 Ms s f debs 1950
J&J
3M*« f debs 1960...
102 H
50
104M
107M
62 X
69 M
108 %
73
-
Debenture 434s 1963..
50
A&O
American States Public Serv—
1st 1 5 H« 1948 ser A
M&N / 101
Deb 6s 1938..
J&D /
12M
American Telephone & Teleg—
Deb 5Ms Nov 1 1943
M&N
25-year deb 3 Ms 1961
A&O
30-year deb 3 Ms 1966
J&D
Amer Util Service 6s 1964..M&N
102 M
107 M
107 M
92 H
Amer Water Works & Electric—
Deb 6s 1975 ser A
M&N
vM«—4 oo ooo JS5*
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
J&D
Ana&Pot R RR-See WashRy&El
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-9s'43 F&A
100
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry—
6s stpd ctfs of deposit
1940 / 27
Androscoggin Water Power—
4s 5s-5Ms 1955
64
F&A
Appalachian Electri c Po wer—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1970
JI
1043
lachian Power 6s 2024.-J&J
1273
108 M
?0M
109
75
54
107 M
107M
94 H
110
101H
69
105 M
129
Ardmore 8t Ry—See Phila Co.
Arizona Edison Oo—
Income 5s 1960
Income 6s 1960
99
1st mtge 4s ser
Arkansas P & L 1st'5s 1956-A&O
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
1st mtge s f 4Ms 1955
M&N
105 M
106 M
Ashtabula Wat Wka 5s 1958 .A&O
Assoc Elect 4 Ms 1953
J&J
5s Jan 1 1961
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Oo—
105M
107
100
47
51M
15
F&A
M&N
\l*
F&A
J&J
-M&S
15
10
9
9
Ms A 1986 F&A /
8 fine deb 5-6s B 1986... M&S/
Oonv A 5s 2002
Q-Yf
Q-M /
_Q-F
Scrip 4s 1941
Scrip 4s 1942
9
......
9
1
1
26
15M
15M
16M
15M
15M
14M
16
Investing Companies.
J&J
.M&N
67
70
65M
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 5 Ms 1955 ser A
M&N
Associated Telephone Utilities—
M&S
65M
s
75
103
104
99 M
97 M
....
99
::::
99
103
97M
101
--mm
109 M
a
110
103 M
102M
102 H
102 M
Central Mexico Lt & Power—
1st s t 6s ext to 1950
...J&J
Central N Y Power Corp—
Gen mtge 3 Ms 1962
Central Ohio Lt & Power—
1st mtge 4s ser O 1964
•
105 M
105M
104
104
103
103
103
107
106 M
108 H
101
102 H
103
104 H
104 M
103 M
103
103
99
106
105M
106
107 M
106 M
43
F&A
106 M
107M
105
105 M
debentures—
2s
Feb 15 1942
2s
2s
100!
1001
1003
1003
1003
1003
100 M
100 M
100 M
100M
100M
Aug 15 1942
Feb 15 1943
Aug 15 1943
Feb 15 1944,...
Aug 15 1944..
2 Ms Feb 15 1945
2 Ms Aug 15 1945
3s
Feb 15 1946
3s
Aug 15 1946
"
g
%
78
81
18 H
19
19M
19M
105
97 M
52
97 H
55
2
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
106*
107 M
5Ms 1956
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
120
72
Consol gold 5* 1999
Charleston Transit Oo—
M&S
114
adj 6s 1952
M&S
Chicago Aurora & Elgin RR—
75
Gen &
1st & ref 6s 1951
102 M
108
106 M
108 M
106 M
107 M
J&J /
2M
3H
Chicago City & Connecting RyCoII tr
s
f g 5s Jan 1
Chicago City Ry—
1st 5s (15% paid)
1927-A&O /
4
1927—F&A
37M
Chic North Shore & Milw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 5 Ms 1956
A&O
2 H
2 H
/This price Includes accrued interest.
—
M
103 M
103 M
103
102 H
102 M
107M
1st mtge 3 Ms ser B 1966.-F&A
Central West Public Service—
>
104 H
A&O
1st M & 1st lien 5Ms 1953.J&J
Debenture 5s 1944
.J&J
Cent States Utilities 6s 1938.J&J
102
119
&Basis.
M&S
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&J
Deb 5 Ms 1954
M&S 15
Central States Electric Co—
1st mtge 4s 1964
J&D
Cent States Pow & Lt Corp—
102 M
103
101M
107M
106 M
104
Power—
Central Public Service Corp—
Conv deb 5 Ha 1949
F&A
Cent Public Util (ws)inc5Ms.l952
Central States Edison, Inc—
1st coll inc 3-5s 19&0
M&S
Central States Elec Corp—
Buffalo Traction—
See International Ry
t Per $1,150 bond.
Gas 5s 1957
s
70
Called for redemption: see page 110.
i
Maine
2
103 M
104 M
J&D
1st & gen M 3 M® ser H '66.F&A
1st & gen M 3 Ms ser J 1968J&D
1st & gen M 3 Ms ser L '70 A&O
92 M
102 M
102 %
California-Oregon PowerDeb gold 5 Ms 1942
A&
1st mtge 4s 1966
A&
Calif Pac Ry (see Pac Elec Ry)
California Water Service—
1st 4s ser B 1961
M&
Calif Water & Telephone—
1st mtge 48 1969
J&
Cent Indian
Central
91M
86 M
107M
107M
J&D
.....—J&D
s
85
106M
J&D
J&D
s
92 M
106 M
J&D
J&D
4944--.
4s 1945
4s 1946
4s 1947
2
54
101M
105 M
103 H
104
4s
2
110
54
£
...
4s Dec 1 1948
4s June 1 1949
Cent Illinois Light 3 Ms *66.-A&O
Central Illinois Public Service—
106 M
89 M
.
...
4s Dec 1 1947
4s June 1 1948
109 H
111M
106 M
54
Certificates of deposit..
54
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O
143
Certificates of deposit..,
/ 143
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950
J&J a
...
lMs Aug 15 1941
101
103 M
97
15
101
3 Ms Dec 1 1945
4s June 1 1946
4s Dec 1 1946
4s June 1 1947
Serial
100
101
—F&A
ftt*
95
102
103
Central Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1969.-F&A
96 H
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
;
Butte El & P 1st s f 58 1951--.
53
53
109 M
M
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955..J&J
Deb 6s series A 1941
M&S
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 5s series B 1942.A&0
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 5Ms 1944 ser C.M&N
68
M
100
gold 5s 1942
103
........
3 Ms 1942
119"
109M
3 Ms June 1 1949
3 Ms June 1 1950
3 Ms June 1 1951
101M
100
3 ms 1943
13
debentures—•
-
106
a
1st mtge 3Ms ser A 1968..J&D
debentures—
3 M» 1941
J&D
112 M
3s June 1 1947
3 Ms June 1 1948
....
105M
Serial
118M
108
121
debentures—
Dec 1 1943
108M
m m m m
83
116
F&A
June 1 1944
Dec 1 1944
June 1 1945
105 M
■.
106
1st & ref 3 Ms 1965
M&S
Central Illinois Eloc & Gas Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1964.
J&D
s
102
50
81
First lien coli tr 5 Ms *46—J&D
Central German Pow 6s *34.J&D
Cent Hud Gas & Elec
Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1941
——-J&D
s
101M
F&A
3s June 1 1945
3s June 1 1946
1st
A
ser
47
Electric & Telephone—
3s Dec 1 1942.
3 M» June 1 1943..
63
67-J&D
3 Ms Tune 1 1952
Buff & Nlag Falls El L & Power
80
1st & coll tr 5s 1948
4s 1948
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941.—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 Ms 1966
M&N
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
4Ms Certificates of deposit 1966
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g 58 1941 (stpd)
—J&J
1st con 58 July '41 (stp)—M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
F&A
J&J
M&S
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955
M&S
Canal & Claiborne RR 1st 6s. '46
Cape & Vlne'd El 4s A *65—J&J
Capital Traction (Wash, D O)—
1st g 5s June 1, 1947
J&D
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
s
73
3s June 1 1943
3s June 1 1944
25
23
68
22
101
J&D
2s June 1 1941
2s June 1 1942
26
65M
22
60
66
Serial
58
78M
5s 1949—
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
Term 6 Ms 1951
60
21
109 M
109
M&N /
O
77M
3s June 11941
3s Dec 1 1941
3s June 1 1942..
103 H
Ask
45 M
92"
117
Gen & ref M 3 Ms ser
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
131M
=
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952..J&J
Buffalo General Electric—
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1981
Buffalo Niagara Electric—
1
14
Income deb 4s 1978
A&O
Income deb 3 Ms 1978
M&N
Income deb 3 Ms 1978
M&S
Associated General Utilities—
a
Deb g 4 Ms Nov 1, 1941.-M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
West End St 5s 1944
M&S
7s Sept 1947
M&S
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A. _M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Deb 5s 1950J&D
'
1M
1M
Associated Gas & Elec Corp—
8s ex-warrants 1940
M&S
Conv deb 5 Ms 1973
F&A
Conv deb 5s 1973
J&D
Oonv deb 4 Ms 1973
J&D /
Oonv deb 4s 1973..
M&S
Income deb 4 Ms 1978
F&A
Canadian price.
111
112
111
Bklyn Un Elev—See BklynQueens
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
8
M&S,.
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
Gen mtge 4 Ms 1955
M&S
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
110M
55
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.A&0
Boston Edison Co— "
1st mtge 2Mb 1970
J&D
Boston Elevated Ry—
Bid
Chicago Ry—
1st (35% prin paid) 1927 F&A
f
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S
Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s *53.M&N
Canadian Light & Power—
Serial
1
South
—J&J
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946.M&S
104 M
f 6s 1953
&
4M» series A 1965
Blackstone Va'ley Gas & Elec—
M & coll tr 4s ser C '65
M&N
s
Bonds
Central
Rys—
1st mtges f 6Ms 1956—-A&O f
15
102 M
Birmingham Elec 4Ms 1968.M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s *59.M&N
103 H
Certificates of deposit..,
Nassau Electric RR
1st stamped 4s 1951
J&J
1st 5s 1944
A&O
15
Ms O 1983...M&S
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
Deb 6s series A 1958
A&O
....
104
89 M
J&J
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg
102M
111 H
130 H
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1958
A&O
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
Berkshire Street Ry—
38M
44 M
102
109 H
109 H
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser C
M&N
Bell Telep Co of
Pennsylvania— ,
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser C
A&O
Certificates of deposit
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949
.F&A
15
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
A&O
Cons ref deb 4 Ms 1958...M&N
6 fine deb 5s B 1983
M&S
8 fine deb 4
See
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
.J&D
1st 4 Ms series B 1961
Broad River Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser A
105
104 M
Corp—
A 1965
J&D
Conv A 6s 2002...
Oonv A 7s 2002
Co—
Brith Colum Pow 4 Ms 1960.M&S
British Columbia Telephone—
97
F&A
F&A
8 fine deb 4s D 1983
8 fine deb 4 M-5
68"
103 M
1975
J&J / 38
1975
J&J / 43 M
101
1975
—J&J
Bangor Gas Light 5s 1941...A&O
101
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
112
J&J
Bear Mt Hud Rlv Bdge Co—
1st 7s 1953
A&O a 103 M
8 f income 8s 1953
A&O a 103 M
Beaver Valley Trac 5s 1950-A&O /
18
Extl 1st
96
Pow
Oonv deb 5 Ma 1977
Oonv deb 5s 1965
Oonv deb 5s 1950
Oonv deb 4 Ms 1949
Oonv deb 4 Ms 1948
M&N
■Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
J&J
A&O
Arizona Power 5s 1950
1st & ref 4Ms 1950
Arkansas-Missouri
104 M
66
Mtge&Coll tr 3 Msser D'68 J&D
102
97
96
102
Telep Ltd 4 Ms '58.. A&O
Water & Elec
1st extend 6s 1947—J&D
Berlin City Elect
6M® 1951—J&D
Sink fund deb 6M« 1959—F&A
103
109
96
94
Atlantic City Se w'age 6sA'56 J&D
Atlantic Co Wat 5s *58 ser A M&S
J&D
..M&S
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
J&J
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s *57 M&S15 /
American & Foreign Power On—
Deb g 5s 2030..._M&9
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934.J&J /
107 M
J&J
J&J
J&J
106M
103 H
J&J
M&N
Ask
Calumet
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
101M
103 H
5s 1930.-J& J f 42
General 5s series A 1947. -J&D /
37
AH America Corp—
Cum income 4s deb B
96
A&O
Alliance Pub 9er(Ohio)5s *57 M&S
87
1st & ref 5s 1968
Albany Ry 1st cons
.
25
104
1951-F&A
Bid
Bonds
Atlantic City ElectricGen mtge 3 Ma 1964
Atlantic City Gas 5s 1960
fcLastsale.
4H
39
3M
fa
nNominal'
UTILITY
PUBLIC
April, 1941]
Certificates of deposit..
are
Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttemburg 1st 7a '56--J&J f
43
47
43%
5M
2%
45%
3?1
1%
%
3%
4
3%
3%
3%
.
4
4
4
J&J
108
97
89
93%
S£
t?8
86%
96
96%
last mtge a f 4%sser A *61-. J&J
Citizens Utilities Co¬
in come notes 3s 1955
F&A
11*
82
A&O
Citizens Water (Scottdale)—
1st 5s series A 1953
J&J
City Light & Traction (Sedalla,
Mo)Tst s f 5s 1952
J&D
City & Sub PS—See Un Rys of St L
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
Clarksbury-Columbus Short
Route Bridge 6%s 1952
J&D f
Cleveland Electric Ilium—
98
103
45
1st mtge 3s 1970
104%
J&J
Cleveland Ry 1st 5s A 1945.M&S
1C2%
Clinton Street Ry 5s 1945—
/
12
Coast Cos Gas & Electric—
106
1st s f 4s series B 1965
M&S
41
Colonial Util 5%s 1958---—J&D
Colorado Util Corp 6s 1938.M&S /
49
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
M&N
Deb r 5s 1952
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 15,1961
J&J 15
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power
1st & ref 8e 1947 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B—M&N
1st
Power
M&N
1967——M&N
1970
M&N
3% f 1966
M&N
3% a 1969
M&N
mtge 3%s
1st mtge 3%s
1st mtge 3%s
1st mtge
1965
1st mtge
Contin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental Pub Serv 6s '40-J&D /
105%
F&A
6s 1951-J&J
Danbury & Bethel Gas & Elec Lt
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st
15"
44"
1035*
103%
103 Ja
104
104
104
a
108%
112%
105
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952-M&N
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A—J&J
Dee Moines Ry 1st inc 5s Jan 1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
'55 f
1st 5s, 1966
M&N
Detroit EdisonGen & ref M 4s ser F 1965. A&O
Gen & ref M 3 %s ser G '66M&8
Gen & ref M 3s ser H 1970.J&D
Detroit International Bridge—
—M&S
105%
Community Teleph 5s Jan 1 1949
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
J&D
Deb g 5%s 1946 ser B—M&S
24 M
Cones toga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
Connecticut Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A..M&N
1st & ref M 3Ha aer F *66-M&S
1st & ref M 3J4* aer G '66-J&D
Stamped guaranteed opt..J&J
F&A
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 6« ser A Aug 11962—M&N
6s series B 1962.
F&A
109
114
43
31
10
103 M
106%
25%
94
89
93
42
43
128
109%
in"
108
128
132
108
110
117
109%
107%
J&D /
1st m & coll tr 4s A 1956.M&S
Eastern Iowa Pow 6 %a 1943-M&S
Eastern Lt & Pow 4s A 1965- J&J
95
109%
110%
80%
82%
106
104
108
104%
108
77
78%
98
99
30
32
95
97
a?B
HM ' OH WOO
104
■
J
69
89
85
103
90
105%
87
15
86%
87%
109%
95%
64%
67"
106%
107
lio"
Eastern Minn Pow 5%s 1951 & ■
Eastern Oregon Light & Power—
5%s series A 1951
—M&S
5s series B 1953
J&J
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
oo
56 M
U
v—i 4r^ o o
57 M
57
57
107
1G1
111
100%
101
101%
101
101%
See
106%
103%
104%
100
100%
1C0%
102%
81%
82%
103%
100%
104%
Gesfurel 6s 1953
1st &
M&S
4
4
4
103%
4
4
4
4
79%
60
100%
104%
a
81
82
106
15
35
22
92
94
64
65
65
67
66%
63%
J&J
6%8 1950
102
102
123
67
65
Mountain
56%
108%
104
M&S
Power
57%
107%
Corp—
103 M
J&D
104
notes—
%s
%s
Ms
Ms
Ms
Ms
Ms
Ms
Ms
Ms
Ms
Ms
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
102
1 1941
11942
1 1943
1 1944
11945
1 1946
11947
1 1948
11949
11950
1 1951
1 1952
104^
104£
106
105%
104%
103%
102%
102%
102
1C1
1C0
100
72
4 Ms Dec 1 1953
Gulf Coast Water 1st 5s *48-F&A
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968—
A&O
77
104%
Gulf Public Service Oo—
120
122
105%
106%
104
104%
104%
45
50
Erie Coach Co 4%s 1959
Erie Co Electric 6s 1959
96
135
99
Fall River El Lt 3%s 1968—M&N
4
90%
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942.A&G
Mfg Co (Italy)
1st s f 6 %s 1953 with war M&N
J&J
71
100%
J&D
x w
1st & ref M 3%s 1963
4
Ercole Marelli El
A&O
gen
Serial
RivV Public Serv
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1970.M&N
Empire District Electric Co—
33
101%
101%
J&D
1st & ref 4%8 1953
Elec & Peoples—See Phila R T
Eliz & Trenton RR J
Corp
Elmira Water, Light & RR—
1st & con g 5s 1956
M&S
/
1st s f 4%s 1956
M&S
Gen s f 5s 1957
J&D
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1942--M&N
Great Northern Power—
1st 5s stamped 1950.
—F&A
Green Bay & Miss Canal—
Green
15
15
90%
33
68
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39.M&N
Granite City Generating—
4
Pow Corp (Germany)—
f 6%s 1950
M&S /
1st sink fund 6%s 1953—A&O /
Electric P & L Deb 5s 2030-F&A
Eliz Piainf & Cent J1
See
101%
80
Georgia Railway & ElectricAtlanta Northern Ry Co—
1st guar 5s 1954
_J&J
124
s
0.75%
1.20%
1.30%
78£
General Public Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6%s ser A'56_A&0
1st mtge & coll 6%s C55-a&0
General Water Wks & El Corp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A_ J&D
Economy Lt & Pr (111) 6s *56. J&D
Edison El 111 (N Y)—8ee N Y G
Edison Sault Elec4%s, 1961 A&O
--
100
Investing Companies.
109%
107
111"
1st mtge 68 1945
Gulf States Utilities Co—
1st
A&O
23%
/
/
15
74
58
108
/
60
32"
28
%
/
%
nil R T
49
52
105
105
1st ext 6s June 1 1947
M&S
Houston Elec 1st 6s B 1950-J&D
1st & ref 5s series A 1950--J&D
Houston Gas Securs 5s 1952.M&S
e
109%
/
J&J
Valley Street Ry—
b Basis.
102
109
A&O
1st 6s series A 1943
1st 5%s series B 1955
i
a
& ref 3
%s ser D 1969M&N
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935—M&N
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Undergound & St Rys 5%s'38-_J&D
Hamilton Gas 6 %s Aw w '37 J&D
Hamilton Gas Corp—
4* series B 1953
..M&S
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970...M&N
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952
F&A
5%8 (Sept'31 coupjon)'51_M&S
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P
Holyoke Street Ry inc 5s
1945
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne;—
m
1 Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 4s, 1969, under reorganization plan,
a Called for redemption; see page 110.
/ This price include* accrued interest,
k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price.
106
General Gas & Electric Corp—
Scrip 4s due 1942
Hoosac
101%
103%
Gatlneau Pow deb 5s w w '49J&D
1st 3%s series A 1969
-.A&O
1st 3%s series B 1969
A&O
4
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
98%
105%
101%
1.50
Equip trust 4%s to 1941—F&A
1.70
Equip trust 4%s to 1943--M&S
1.80
Equip trust 4s to 1946
M&S
Fullerton-Portsmouth Bridge—
56
1st s f 6s 1957
M&S
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
93
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
A&O
Gandy Bridge (Tampa)—
1st mtge s f 5%s 1957
A&O
Gary Electric & Gas Oo—
1st lien coll 5s 1944.—
J&J
Gary Rys Co 6 %s ser A 1945 F&a / 30
30
Gary Street Ry 1st 5s 1937.-A&O /
99
Gas Co of New Mex 6%s '44 M&S
121
Gas & El of Bergen Co os '49-J&D
127
Gen 5s Nov 1,1954
M&N
4
5s 1952
103
J&D
1st & coll 4s 1950
M&N
1st & coll 4s I960.
M&N
Fort Pitt Traction—See Phila Co
Fruit Growers' Express—
103
m
102%
96%
Florida Public Service Co—
1st 4s series O i955
-.-J&J
103%
99%
M&S
5%s 1947ser A
& ref
103
M&S
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946-J&D
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54
J&J
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Easton Consol El 5s 1949
m&N
1st
102%
Great Lakes Power Ltd—
101
El Paso Electric Co—
93%
1st lien col tr 5%s 1957
Florida Power Corp—
1st mtge 4s series O 1966
1st coll 5s 1963
A&O
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944
F&A
70
106
106
106
Raritan
103
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st mtge 5s 1978
Ref m 5s 1948 B
J&J
Ref 6s Jan 1948ser O-.M&S 15
Ref 6s series D Jan 1 1948-A&O
Ref 6s series E Jan 1 1948. A&O
&
103
—
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s"61 F&A
Ga-Caro Pow 1st * f 5s '52--J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967--M&S
Georgia Power & Light Oo—
106
m
102%
100
General Public Service Corp—
5M
5M
103
1st
122%
J&D
68
Ask
102
Stamped
M&S
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
102%
M&S
101%
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B__ J&D
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1,1965— /
Federal St & Pleasant Valley
Pass Ry 5s Mayl 1942
15%
J&J /
Federal Water Service Corp—
102
Conv deb 5 %s 1954
M&N
Electric
106%
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Ref mtge s f 3 Ha 1971—J&D
1st ref M 3s ser P 1969
J&D
1st ref M 2%s ser Q 1976.. J&J
1943
93%
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc—
1st
90
126
6s stamped
103"
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 4%s.l948 A
J&J
Collateral 6s 1957
F&A
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore—
Gen g 4%s Apr 1954
A&O
Consolidated Gas Utilities Co—
6s unstamped 1943 ser A..J&D
97%
..
Eliz
Conn Riv Pow 3 % ser A '61
97%
3%
4%
1st mtge 8 f 6%s 1952
F&A /
/
4%
Certificates of deposit
%
S f deb g 7s 1952
F&A /
Certificates of deposit....
66
Dom Elec Pow 5%s 1955
M&S
88
was <X 1S»1 0**S
Dominion Gas & El 6 Ms '45.J&J
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany)
/
15
6%s 1948
A&O
20-yrsf
Duluth-Super— Transit—
perior
1st 5s 1953 ws
M&S / 27
98
Dumbarton B'ge 6%s to *49-J&J
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
87
Duquesno Nat Gas 7s 1948.-J&J
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
104%
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49--A&O
East Prussian Pow 6s '53
40
Community Public Service—
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962
J&J
107
109
—
1035-
Commonwealtb Light & Power—
Ref & unlf 7s 1962
J&J /
5
Community Power & Light Co—
Col M 5s 1957
103
..—M&S
J&J
110
-
109
Com'w'ltb El 5s June 1 '43-M&S
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w s) 1948- /
41
Non-cum inc deb 6s (x s) 1948- /
29%
Connecticut Ry & Light—
1st & ref 4%s 1951
109%
109%
1C6%
104
6s series A 1948
F&A
R Fran
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See Phila
/
92
IDarby & Yeadon 4%s 1934
1C4
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951—J&J
Dayton Power & Light—
103%
1st mtge 3s 1970
J&J
Delaware Electric Power Co—
106%
Deb 5%s 1959—
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
107
1st M 4%s 1971
-——J&J
104 M
1st mtge g 4%s 1969
&J
106%
1st mtge g 4%s 1969
-J&J
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944.-M&N
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42-A&0
Connecticut Power—
1st & coll trust 5s 1956
J&J
1st & gen 3 %s ser O 75—M&N
107%
Bid
Bonds
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942.M&S
1st 58 (lnternat ser) 1942—M&S
Fontana Union Water Co—
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948 F&A
25-year deb 3%s 1956—M&S
107%
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
108%
1st mtge 3%s 1966
-A&O
40
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N f
105%
1st mtge. 48 1964
106%
Cooper RlvBri'geinc 1st 6s'58M&N
102
Copper Dist Pow 4 %a 1956—J&D
91%
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan 1 ,1952.
Crescent Public Service Co—
66
CoU inc 6s B Oct 1 ,1954—J&D /
92
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951---J&J
Columbus & Sou Ohio Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1970
M&S / 104%
Commercial Mackay Corp—
Inc deb w w 1969
May / 38%
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st mtge 3%s ser I 1968--J&D
Conv debenture 3%s 1958-J&J
24
—
Co—
Dallas Power & Light—
1st mtge 3%s 1967
Cities Service Co—
Ref deb 5s Jan 1 1966
M&S
Deb g 5s Apr 1958..
A&O
Deb g 5s 1963
M&N
Deb 5s 1969
M&S
Convdeb 5s 1950
J&D
Cities Service Power & Light
Deb 5%s 1952
M&N
Deb 5 A a 1949
J&D
Citizens Independent Telephone
1st coll 4-5 MS 1948
Ask
98
M
Cincinnati Street R
1st m 5%s ser A 1952—A&O
1st 6s 1955 ser B
A&O
_
Consumers
6M
O
1st mtge 3%s 1966—
F&A
1st mtge 3 %s 1967
J&D
Cln Newport & Cov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
•
and income and defaulted bona.
month preceding the date of issue
Consol
Adjust deb 6s July, 1963.-J&J
Certificate of deposit
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
1st cum inc 5s 1937
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st 6s 1927 stpd as to 25
pt
red and pay Feb 1,1940.-F&A
Certificates of deposit
Cons M 5s ser A Feb '27--A&O
Series B Feb. 1927
J&D
Porch money 5s Feb 11927 J&J
Adj inc 4s Feb 1 1927
May
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st &ref 6 Ms 1944
J&J
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
J&J
73
BONDS
"and interest" except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
prices
NOTICE—All bond
27
32
100
101
103"
1G0%
Called April 1 at
100.
74
PUBLIC
UTILITY
BONDS
NOTICE—All
bond prices are "and 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
Bid
Bond*
Ask
Bonds
James River Bridge System—
1st 2-68, 1967
J&J
Houston Light & Power—
1 st mtge 3
1966
J&D
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
1st mtge 4a s f 1955
M&S
Hudson (Jo Gas 5s g 1949.-MAN
Hudson River Trac 5s 1950-M&S
110
111
104M
105M
Hydro El Bond & Sh 5s 1957M&N
Hydro Elec Power Commission
(Ontario) 3 Ms 1943
J&J
4M* due Jan 1.1970
-J&J
71
3 M* 1947
2 His 1942
Deb 2Ks 1944
3 M*
1953
121
87
68J
J&D
68
67M
66M
107 M
107 M
100M
75
-
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
1st & ref 6s 1953series A-.A&O
1st & ref 5Ms 1954 ser B._J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956ser O
J&D
8f deb 5,H* 1957
—M&S
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1970.-P&A
1940
109
100M
78
107 M
106M
106M
105 M
100
106
100 M
107
146
101
102 M
100 %
104
101
"7*"
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1. 1950. J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
notes
li*
106 M
Indiana Central Telephone Co—
1st Hen coll 5 Ms 1938..
.M&N
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1940.J&J
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A
M&N
Indiana Pr 1st 7 Ms *41 A .M&N
conv
??*
76
J&D f
77
74 X
76M
10
Indianapolis Columbus & South¬
Traction 1st 6s 1948..F&A
85
90
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st rntgo 3 Mr 1970._ ....M&N
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967
J&J
Indianapolis Water—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
l&J
Inland Gas 6 Ms 1938
F&A
Certificates of deposit
6 Ms stpd 1952
(25% paid)
Sinking fund det> 7s 1938.F&A
Inland Power & Light Oorp—
91
92
ern
105 M
-
Coll tr
61
106
72
72
74
72 M
74
74 H
13
1948
44
106M
lst
6s coll notes
s^r
16M
16M
16M
J&J
ts#
73
19M
26
19M
21M
78
81
44M
46M
69
22 M
44M
46M
75
62M
71M
26M
71M
27
*8
76M
103
77 M
104M
notes—
4s Oct 1 1941
4s Apr! 1942
101M
101M
4s Oct 1 1942
4s Apr 1 1943
102
4s Oct 1 1943
4s Apr 1 1944
102
102
M
4s Oct 1 1944
4s Apr 1 1945
4s Oct 1 1945
101M
101M
4s Apr
1 1946
Iowa-Ill Telep 3-5Ms 1949--A&O
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power—
101
33
1st lien & ref 5s
35M
57 ser A. .M&N
1st 1& ref 5s 1961 serB._.M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4 Ms 1958 M&S
103
103 M
107 M
Iowa Public Service CoDeb 5s 1968
M&S
103
M&N
104
105
105M
106M
103
104
105M
105 M
102 M
F&A
M&N
M&N
102
103 M
104M
109
2M
Metropolitan Edison Co—
1st M 4 Ms 1968 ser D—M&S
1st M 4s 1971
105M
104
106
60
53
106 M
17M
30
Islands Gas & Electric—
4s Aug
48 Aug
1 1942....
1 1943
4s Aug 11944..
4s Aug 11945
4s Augl 1946..
4s Augl 1947
4s Augl 1948
107 H
15
1
25-yr s f 5Ms 1953 ser A. .M&S
Italian Superpower Oorp—
68
70
See Investing Companies.
Jacksonville (Fla) Gas—
5s stamped 1942
J(rD
Inc deb 6s ser A ws 1952.M&N
5M
45
7
—..
—-
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950...J&D
58*
107
1 st & ref 6s 1943
M&S
J&D
1st M 5s 1956
Michigan Public Service Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
A&O
Serial debentures:
4s Oct. 1 1941
4s Oct. 1 1942
4s Oct. 1 1943
4s Oct. 1 1944
4s Oct. 1 1945
1946
4s Oct. 1 1947
4s Oct. 1 1948
4s Oct. 1 1949
Middle States Util 6s A 1951 A&O
a
Called for redemption; see page
Canadian price.
110.
*
b Basis.
54
96M
85
25M
88
92
57
54
Milford Water gu M 5s 1949.J&D
Milwaukee Gas Light Co-^—
1st M 4 Ms 1967.
M&S
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
1st mtge 4s 1950
J&D
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
107
86
J&D
105 M
108
—M&N
107 M
104
M&S
105M
Mississippi Power & Light—
J&D
105M
Mississippi River Pow 5s '51 J&J
Deb 5s May 1. 1947—M&N
108 H Missouri Edison 1st 5M* '47 J&D
104 M
101
1st M 5s 1957
.
Missouri Gas &
111
110M
Elec Service—
1st 4-5s 1956
Missouri Power &
.A&O
98
Light—
::::
107M
27
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
..J&D
Missouri Public Service Co—
1st s f 5s 1960
F&A
Missouri Tele phone—
106M
4 M* series O 1901
M&S
Missouri Val Public Service—
86
102
6s
-J&J /
1939
100 M
1
Mobile Gas Service Corp—
69
104 H
66 M
99
A&O
1st cum inc 9s ser A *50—A&O / 105
Income 7s 1950
A&O / 103
Mob Lt & RR Cons g 5s *41-M&S
102 M
Mohawk V Jley ref 6s 1991 M&N
97 M
Debenture 6s 2031
A&O
88
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s *56. J&D
100 H
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1949
J&D
120
1st 5s 1956
Monongahela Valley Water—
1950 series A.-J&J
102 M
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4Hi* 1960.A&O
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
110M
112M
1st
/
/
40
44
2
4
86
48
Manila Elec RK & Ltg Corp—1st lien & colltr 5s 53
M&S
Prepayment offer.
104
103 M
102 M
101
100 M
98
M 5Ms
111
113
Montana-Dakota Utilities—
1st mtge 3Ms 1961
J&J
102
103
105M
105M
Montana Power—
91
70
Ms I960.-J&D
Montreal isl Pow 5 Ms 1957 M&N
1st & ref mtge 3
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
1st & coll s f 3 Ms 1950
F&A
1st & coll 3 Ms 1903
J&J
1st & coll 3 Ms 1973—-—J&J
Conv notes 3s 1949..
J&J
r
104
123
--.
1st & ref 5s .955
66
An Oct
Ann O /
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f 5 Ms '51 ser A—J&J
101
102
104
5s 1955
J&J
Middlesex & Somerset Traction—
5s 1950
J&J
Midland Util deb 6s 1938—M&S
Certificates of deposit
Terminal—
2013
105
Middle West'n Telep 6s '43..J&J
Middlesex Elec Light Power—
87
Luneburg Pow L & W W(Germ'y)
1st M s f 78 1948
....M&N /
15
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&imp g 5s 48 op'13 A&O a 105
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
103 M
J&J
McLaren Quebec Power—
65
1st s f 4s ser A 1959
M&N
102 M
Macon Gas 1st mtge 4Ms *52. J&D
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53 .J&J a 110
Manhattan Ry (N Y)—
1st 4s ctfs of deposit 1990
102
102
105"
85
60
101M
101M
101M
49 M
Michigan Gas & Electric Co—
il*
,
Lower St Lawrence Power—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
A&O
2nd 4s of deposit
43
104M
103
102
1st & ref 5s 1955
109 M
125
31
100 M
104
...
1st & ref 4Ms 1978
Mississippi Power Co—
108 H
3 M
5
30
104 M
Serial notes—
4s Augl 1941
170
52
106M
102 M
95
100
101
20
107
Michigan Consolidated Gas—
1st mtge 4s 1963
M&S
108
93 M
82
20
111M
106M
105
;
65
2d income 4s 1963 w s
M&N
E
60
33
40
64
Ref & Impt g 5s I960
J&D
99
1st extend 5« 1945
.J&D
Leipzig Overland Power—
/
15
S f mtge 6 Ms 1946
M&N
102
Lewis ton Gas Lt 3 Ms C *56. A&O
1st income 3-6s 1957 w s
ser
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965
M&N
Metrop Edison Corp 0s '61.M&S
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
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
4s Oct. 1
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949—J&D
Lexington Water Power Co—
1st s f 5s 1968
J&J
Conv deb 5Ms 1953
J&J
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941._ J&D
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952
J&D /
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56.-J&D
Long Island Lighting—
Secured g 6s 1945.
.J&J
Conv deb g 5Ms *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—
<
1st ref s f 5s ser A 1948--.A&O
1st ref s f 5s ser B 1950—A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref M 3Ms 1900
M&S
Louisv Ltg 58 '53 unstmpd-.A&O
Louisville Ry—
1st 4Ms ext Aug 1 1942 ..M&S
General 5s 1950
F&A
Lowell Gas Light—
1st mtge 4M8 ser A 1966.M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st s f g 6Ms 1944
F&A /
102
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 s f._F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s ext'49._A&0
114
J&D
100M
Miami Bridge—
income deb 6s (w-s) Mar 1952.
55 M
85
1950..M&N
78
77 M
102M
101
Manchester
/
/
111M
61M
B 1942... F&A
1945
A Q Jan
3-5s series A 1945
A&O
3-5s series B 1945
Ann April
Meridionale Electric Co—
lstsf 7s 1957 ser A
A&O /
99
lst extend 4s
ser
105 M
61
Lake Superior District Power—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1966- - A&O
Lancaster Co Ry & Lt 5 < 1951 J&J
45M
70M
67M
70
f 7s 1940
Memphis Street Ry—
95
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5Ms
s
(Stamped mod) ext at 5% to
1945^
..Q-A
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 5 Ms 1950 ser A
J&J
Maysvllle P Serv 5 Ms A 1942A&0
110 M
1st M coll tr 5Ms '53 ser O F&A
1st col&ref 5Msl960 ser D F&A
6s coll nates ser A 1942
F&A
9
67 M
125
11.
30
95
70
105
A&O
1942
66M
Gen sfSMs 1956
A&O
Maritime Telephone & TeJ—
Ref & gen 6-4 Ms ser B 1906 J&J
Ref & gen 4s series C 1967-J&J
Market Street El Pass Ry—
123
Lehigh Valley Transit-
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Int-State Bridge 4-6 Ms *50 .M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951..J&D
Interstate Power 1st 5s 1957.J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate P 8 (Ark) 6s 1940 M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943..
,F& A1/
Investors Telephone 3s 1961. J&J
Iowa Electric Co—
Gen mtge s f 4Ms 1950--.M&N
Isarco Hydr<
1«*« <)o (Italy)—
1st M s f 7s 1952
M&N
104M
95
94M
Ret & ext 5s
14
105 M
-
Phila Rapid Transit
Market -t Ry (San Francisco)-
A&O f
30
M
International Telep & Taleg—
Deb % 4 Ms 1952
J&J
1st mtge 4s 1970
6s
J&D /
3 Ms I960
.F&A
Maritime Electric 4 M» 1956. A&O
See
F&A
F&A
78
Rel & impt 3-5s 1962....M&N /
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Debenture 6s 1960
1951
33
.
1st mtge 3 Ms 1969
Iowa Southern Utilities—
Deb 6s 1950
A
5s
Laclede Gas Light Co—
Ref & ext 1st 5s 1939
81
Deb 6s 1957. ———M&S
Debentures 6s 1955
J&J
International Power Sec Corp—
0M % sec bonds 1955ser G J&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
F&A
Sec 7* 1952 ser P
J&J15
International Railway (Buffalo)-
Serial
1st
Debentures
8M
J&D
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6M* I957M&S
1961
11M
102
98
Kentucky El Pr lstsf 6sl960J&J
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
/
2M
1st 6 Ms 1942 stamped
J&D
Kentucky-Ohio Gas Co—
Ctfs indebt 2s 1958
J&D / 32
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
1 st m 5 Ms 1948 ser B
101M
M&S
Kentucky Utilities Co—
105
1st mtge 4s 1970
_J&J
103 H
St mtge 4 Ms 1955
F&A
104
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
M&N
101H
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Ser 0s A '49 J&J
100M
Key West Electric 5s 1950..F&A
Keystone Public 8ervice—
103 M
1st M 5s 1978
M&N
Keystone Telephone Co—
1st I & ref 6sJ951 ser B_. .A&O a 103
Kings County Elec Lt & Power—
163
Purch money 6s g 1997.-A&O
KIngsCoElev—See Bklyn-Que ns
106M
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54. .J&J
108
1st ref 0Ms 1954
...J&J
Kokomo
Water Works—
105 M
1st 5s ser A 1958
J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RK
29
7s ctfs of deposit 1932
Intercontinents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948
...J&D
A
47"
44M
9M
105M
Kansas Gas & Electric—
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A .M&S
Kansas Power 4s series A *64 J&J
Kansas Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1969
J&J
29
5s ctfs of deposit 1966
6s ctfs of deposit 1932
ser
106 H
103 M
103 H
1st 6s series A 1942
F&A
Kansas City Public Service—_
42
1st ref 4s series O 1957
J&J f
Kansas Electric Power—
103 M
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1966.J&D
30
Interborough Rapid Transit—
l*t 4s
106 M
M&S
29
s
Deb *f 7s 1935
108
15-year s f 7s 1941
Marion-Reserve Power—
_
f 6s A 1936
M&S
Colltrsf 6s 1941 ser B...M&N
Coll tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O
.
107 M
63 M
80
1 st mtge
Kankakee Water 4 Ms 1959._J&J
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s *46.-F&A
68
F&A
3s Aug 1 1948
A&O
Idaho Power 1st 3M* 1967..A&0
Illinois Bell Tel 3M* B 70--A&O
1st mtge 2Ms ser A 1981..J&J
HI Community Tel 6s 1949- J&J
6%
78
Jer City Hob & Pat—See P S Corp
Jewett City Water 5s 1945.-J&J
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec '31'62 /
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957.
Bid
Bonds
104
Jamest'n (NY)Telop 5s 1954 J&D
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Oorp—
1st mtge 3M* 1905
-.M&S
79
Ask
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 31 1962— /
77
A&O
A&O
-
74""
Bid
/This price includes accrued interest.
k Last sale.
90
67 M
69
66
K*
67
65M
66M
n
68
Nominal,
prioss ar« -and Intarut" neapt whera marked "#**
securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
All Bond
SO * ICE
Quotations for
95
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Power
iagara Falls Power—
1st A ref 3He 1966—-—MAS
'iagara Lockport A Ont Power—
1st A ref 5s 1955 ser A
AAO
75
40
__
79
40
36 H
65"
40
105 H
J)
Morgantown Water 5s 1965--J&J
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969. J&D
f
2d Income 8s Dec 15 1969
Mountain States Tel Ac Tel—
25
23
109 H
109
Nashville Gas Ac Heating Oo—
1C0
98 %
102 H
101H
National Electric Power Oo—
f
H
H
101H
102 H
102 H
5s series B 1947.
103
70
67
National Power Ac Light—
Deb 6s series A 2026
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
_MAcN
National Public Service Oorp—•
25
19
21
Debenture gold 5s 1978—FAA f
/
Certificates of deposit
25
94
99
100
120 H
194L
113
1st A ref M
64 H
64 H
n*
98
H'
105 H
107
123 H
125 H
123
MAN
Power-
I
85
83
:
108%
N J Pow A Lt 1st 4U« *60.. j
New Mex Gas conv 5s 1951 MAN
104 y4
108 H
105 H
Deb 5s 1956
Oberpfalx Elec 7s 1946
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
A..AAO
a
99
-
/ 102 %
/
Newport A Fall River St Ry~,
103H
115
103
m
m.
—
1st mtge 4s 1967
1st mtge 3%s 1972
Ohio Power CoDeb g 6s 2024
1st mtge 3 He 1968
Newp News A Hamp Ry G A E—
1st A ref 5s 1944
"" "
106
100
98
1C3"
101
MAS
JAJ
15
111%
108 H
121H
115H
115
150
117%
Con 5e 1945.
104
119 H
106"
109 H
105 H
108
Rys Oorp—
stpd 1958
AdJ Income 6s Jan 1 1965..
N Y A Richmond Gas Co—
105 H
105 H
105 H
104
106H
N Y State El A Gas Oorp—
104 H
104 H
105 H
108 H
4 He
109
9H
m
10
Rys—
f
f
■
10
New York Steam Con—
1st mtge 3 Us gtd 1963..
New York Telephone Co—
Ref mtge 3 He ser B 1987
107%
102%
109%
106
106 H
108 H
109 H
FAA
103%
104%
Dominion Pow 5s May 15 *51
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry—
1st extd 4s 1947
JAJ
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to *13.FAA
Old
99 H
1G1H
23
26
%
86%
89
52
102%
54
103
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd-
102%
49%
1 st gu g 5s '45 opt hef *16.MAN
Oregon Elec Ry 3s 1958
MAS
Oregon-Washington Water Serv
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
JAP
Ottawa El Ry 4%s '48-*55.JAJ
Ottawa Light Heat A Power—
Ref A coll tr 4s 1957
AAO
r
1941-1948
AAO
Otter Tall Power Co (Minn)—
1st mtge 4s 1961
.1
1st mtge 3 Us 1969
M
102
1st
s
94 H
JAD1
94
96 H
46
f
109
115%
103 H
102 %
114
110
116
103 H
104
117
130
19
100
J&D
20
M&N
M&N
M&N
F&A
70%
....
22
102
105
102
f 5s w w 1954
Prior lien 5s 1948
101
106 H
Lt 1st 3He '65.J&D
.J&J /
5sl938
/
Philadelphia Electric—
1st & ret mtge 3 Usl967—MAS
Philadelphia Electric Power C°—
1st mtge
5 Us 1972
F&A
Phlla & Garretsford St Ry—
Market Street Elev Pass
1955
I
~5"~
9
4
~5~~
1
1H
10
110%
111%
111%
71%
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—FAA
S f guar 5s 1962..
—M&S
6s gold 1962
MAS
1st m r e 6s 1944
JAJ
•Darby Media A Ches St Ry—
1st 4 Us 1936
JAJ
73 H
103%
100
105%
105 %
103
26
/
1
3
109%
FAA
5%sl939
108%
13
93
A&Oi
/
/
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs._J&J f
West End Trac con 5s *38.J&J /
1st 5s 1955
107%
3H
108
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D
So TYac 1st & coll tr g 5s'50A&0
92
_
103%
MAN
104 H
Traction—
t Elec A Peo 4s tr ctfs '45 J
I
98
106 H
101
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st g gu 4s
99%
68%
106%
100 %
92
.
Union
r
%
105%
Peoples Light A Power Co—
J
1st lien coll 3-6s 1961
JAJ a
Peoples Tract—See Phlla R T
1st extd
99
105
fHest Mantua A Fairm—
Serial notes—
3-3 Us
N Y Water Service Oorp—
108%
107%
*41 .JAJ /
Apr 1 f
105 %
'68.JAD,
Peoples G A Fuel 6 He ww'37 AAO
People's G L A Coke. Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943
AAO
Refunding gold 5s 1947..MAS
tst A ref 48 1981 ser B
JAJ
1st A ref mtge 4s ser D *61 .JAD
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s' 47 MAN
Peoples Light A Power Corp—
1st Hen 5 Us 1941
..JAJ
Conv deb 5s 1979
..JAJ
Duquesne
106%
A
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s
Ists f 5Us I960
63
108 %
109
'
Dunuesne Trac 1st 5s *30
1st mtge 3He ser B 1955..FAA
Oklahoma Power A Water—
ser
61H
108 H
108 H
'07_.F&A|
A Power Co—
r
99
97
Acolltr3Xsl964 JAD
Fort Pitt Traction
Plttsb Rys 5s 1953
107
JAD
109
110
102
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967
J&D
Ardraore Street 5s 1958. .A&O
108
Oklahoma Ry 1st A ref 5s
Income 5s 1990
Penn Water
1st con 5s 1948
1st & ref 5s 1950
106
JAD
3 He 1966
106 H
110
Peoria Service Co-*—
107%
1st mtge
1st M 5s 1948
97 H
A..M
109%
iclf
Debentures 4s 1946
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
109 h
Prior lien 6s
113
....
112 H
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar
N Y A Queens Elec Lt A Powlst A cons M 3Hs 1965--M
98
Oklahoma Gas A Electric—
107U
Ul
1st g 5s Dec. 1 1948
..
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—FAA
....
100U
109
106 H
MAN
AAO
1st consol 4s 1948..
102 H
3Hs Aug 1 1942
3%s Aug 1 1943
3%s Aug 1 1944...
102%
4s
Aug 1 1945
1C2X
4s
Aug 1 1946
103
4s
Aug 1 1947
Ohio Term (Oleve) 6s 1947..JAD /
108
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954—.JAJ
107
Ohio Water Serv 1st 4s 1964.JAD
107 H
1st 1A ref 3%sser D 1965J
1st lien A rot 3 Ha ser E'66 J
N Y Gas Elec LHAP Oo—
105%
107%
109
FAA
108%
105
Ref mtg A coll tr 3 He '70.-JAJ
Penn Wat Serv 5s ser A '67-FAA
110"
1st mtge 3s 1971
Ohio Public Service Co—
107%
108%
108
a
Oo—
Electric
Penn Water 1st 3 Us A
17
109 H
124
106 %
JAD
...AAO
AAO
3%s Aug 1 1941...
NYGELHAP
New York Edison Co—
1st
102
105%
.
107 %
109 H
109 X
MAN
1st mtge 4s. 1962
Serial notes—
New York A East River Gas—
New York State
....
105 H
106 H
FAA
1st A ref 4s 1971 ser F
1st A ref 5s ser H 1962
68U
97
13
MAN
1979
Edison Oo—
57
54
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 1 A ref 5%s '55 ser A..MAS
1st L ARy 5s 1958
MAS
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A
MAS
1 Pennsylvania Pow A Light Co—,
1st mtge 3 He 1969..
FAA
4%s debentures 1974
F&A!
95
FAA
JAD f
MAN
1st A cons 4s 1965..
5s
Refmtg
Ohio Edison Co—
102"
100
Valley Power A Light Co
Penn Public Service Corp—
1st A ref 6s ser O 1947
—MAN
1st A ref 5s series D 1954-JAD
78
30
124
120
1st
7%
109
Penn-Ohlo
106%
95
6
Co—
JAD
-
106
36
Penn Central Light A Power Oo—
1st A ref 4 He 1977..
MAN
93
JAD
106
105 H
106
105
1st extended 0He 1950—MAN
Non-cum lnc deb 6s 1950.MAN
76
64
106
106
98 H
109 H
J&D
Elec
A
Gas
1904
Pennsylvania
1st mtge 4s series A 1970.-FAA
N'western Teles 1 st 4 H* *44-JAJ
Northwestern Utilities Ltd—
1st M s f 4s 1957
NY PA NJ Utilities—
98 H
103
Pecos
110%
105
Nova Scotia Light A Power
Passaic
111
107 H
105
JAJ
5s
65
1C5
JA •
1st ref M 68 1951 ser
65
110
JAJ
101
JAJ
Lake—
New Orleans City RR 5s'43 Jf
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
New York
108%
_
4He series A 1959
New Mexico Power—
A
109
17
consol gold 5s 1949
MAS
Paterson A State Line Traction—
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
N J A Hud Riv By A Ferry—
1st A ref 5s 1952series
Paterson
8
68 1960 ser A
105 H
...FAA
1955
Paterson Ext extd 5s 1950
96
9
conv
5s
104
iioB
101H
Ref mtge 3 He ser C 1966-JAD
Parr Sboals Pow 5s 1952
A AO
94%
8U
1st
M
Deb 5 He 1959 ser B
Northwestern Pow Co Ltd—
107
1
f 5« 1943
1st
104
7H
Union El (Loop) 5s g*45—AAO /
Northwestern Light A Power—
100 u
6s series B 1950
FAA
Northwestern Penna Gas—
15
1st cum Income 5s 1953—AAO /
MAS
110%
108 H
Pacific Telephone A Telegraph—
Ref mtgle3 HeeerB 1960. .AAO
109%
MAN
5s 1941 opt
112 H
..MAS f
Pacific Power A Light Co—
52
54 X
85
103 H
Conv deb 6s 1950
6
108X
3-6 He May I *69
1949...JA f
jrthwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6 Us 1936 with warr .J&D /
arthwestern Elevated (Chic)—
1st mtge
New Haven Water—
s
105
8 f reg Income
65%
1st
105
106
N'west Cities Gm 6s
J
53 H
Pacific Light A Power Oo—
1st 5s, 1942
JAJ
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
103%
122
MAS
1964
Co—
1st lien 4-6s 1968
123%
1st mtge 5s 1958
New Orleans City A
105
91
95
1st 5s 1946..J2AJ
1st A ref M 4s ser G 1904..JAD
1 st A ref M 3 He ser H '01 .JAD
1st A ref M 3 He ser 11960. JAP
1st A ref M 3s ser J 1970--JAD
105%
128U
3 He 1967
FAA
Power (Wis)—
1st mtge 3 He
Northern Utilities
65
94 H
98 X
94
New England Power—
3 %* series A 1961
New England Tel At Tel—
65 H
66
cons
Pacific Gas A Electric Oo—
1st A ref M 6s 1941 ser B.JAD
orthern States
MAN
1st gold 4s 1950
.—
106
_
120
Convertible deb 5s 1962...
1st A ref 4Hs c i««t
1st A ref 4%s D 1983
.
Gen
r
85
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st A ref mtge 5s 1943-MAS
24
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser A—J&D
1st A ref 5s 1962
AAO
'orthern States Power (Minn)—
Gas Elec
Light Heat Ac Power
Newark Cons Gas con 5s '48.J&I
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944. .Q-J
New England G At E Assoc-
60
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st lien A ref 7s 1946 A—MAN
1st lien A ref 6s 1947 B . .MAN
orthern Penna Power Co—_
109X
122 H
94 H
108 H
44
45
88
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Pecos Valley Gasext6Us '44MAN
107 H
Series B
%
/
105%
Nor Conn Lt & Pr 5s 1946._JAD
Northern Indiana Pub Serv—
1st 3%s series A 1969
FAA
Nor Indiana Telep 4 He '55.MAN
orthern Indiana Transit—
1st income 5s 1964 series A
110U
106 H
110%
106 H
78
3 He debentures 1949..—FAA
104 %
3 He debentures 1954
FAA
104U
4s debentures 1959--- ---.FAA
37
Nor Amer Gas A El 6s 1949..JAJ /
North Amer Light A Power Co—
103
8 f deb 5%s 1956
JAJ
North Boston Ltg Properties
104 %
3 He secured notes 1947...AAO
4
North Carolina Gas 6s 48—MAN f
North Continent Utilities Corp—
51
1st coll A ret 5 Us 48ser A_ JAJ
North Penn Gas Co—
103
1st M A lien 5U* 1957- —MAN
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
93 H
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A 42.JAJ
94
North Texas Oo 3-6s 1957—-JAJ
15
■
42U
forth American Co—
105%
Municipal Gas Ac El Oorp of
/
Reckinghausen 7sl947
JA
Mut Fuel Gas-See Peoples GLAO
Mutual Un Tel—See West. Un Tel
Narrangansett Electric CJo—
109
F&A
1st 4-6%s 1953
108 H
108
30-yr 3%s debs 1968
-«
Muncle Wat Works 5s 1965.M&N
1st 4 He 1961 ser B
Newfoundland Light A
84%
5s 1942...JAJ
Refunding 5s 1901
MAS
Calif Pac Ry 1st 5s 1941 ..JAJ
Los Angeles Hermosa Beach A
Redona Ry 1st 5s '42
M&N
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt *15. JAJ
109 H
lppon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—~
1st mtge 6 He 1953
JAJ
orfolk & Portsmouth Bridge—
88"
85
„
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Pacific Elec Ry g
Montreal Tramways—
1st Ac ref g 5s 1941 opt
JAJ
Gen Ac ret 5s 1955series A. AAO
Gen Ac ref 5s 1955 ser B
A&O
Gen A ref s f 4 Us *55 ser O AAcO
Gen Ac ref 5s 1955 ser D.AAO
Conv deb 5s 1950
and In com* and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of'nue
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Londs
Deb 6s July
75
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
April, 1941]
/
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s *43.FAA /
1952.JAJ
Union Traction 4s
13%
19
99
105
103
Ozark Power A Water Oo—
103%
*
♦
reorganization plan, t Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 4s, 1969, under organization plan.
pref. stock under plan, a Called for redemption; see page 110. b Basis. / This price Includes accrued
Exchanged for Phlla. Trans. Co. 3-6s, 2039, under
t Exchanged for Phila. Trans. Co. 3-6s, 2039, and
interest,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian
price.
76
PUBLIC
NOTICE—All bond prices
UTILITY
BONDS
"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
Phlla Transportation Co—
Oonsol mtge 3-6s 2039
.
Scrip
s
J&J
f 6s series A 1953
Piedmont Hydro-El
78
94 M
Cons 6e 1955-Richmond (Ind) W
1st M 5s 1957—
8*
1st coll tr
Co (Italy)—
lst&ref*f6Ms 1960ser A A&O
Pitts Canonsburg & Wash 5s 1937 /
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phlla Co
|
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958—M&S |
18
15
—
82 M
107
93
19
110
112
110M
106 M
Corp of Canada Ltd—
Cpnv deb 4 Ms 1959 Ser B.M&S
C«nv deb 5s
72
72
A 1957—J&D
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49._ J&D
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963 F&A
108 M
ser
75
100M
106M
107 M
107 H
1946.
1946.
1947.
1947.
1948.
1948.
1949.
1949.
F&A
111
101
103
102
105
B-.M&S
133 M
108M
31
1M
134
105M
Ry debenture 4M« 1943.-J&D r 103M
Savannah Elec Co 1st 5s '52. J&J
109
105M
Public Service Co of Oklahoma—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
F&A
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A1971--F&A
Public Service Co of Pa—
95
Public Utilities Consol Corp—
1st M 5Mb 1948
M&S
Puget Sound Power & Light—
1st & ref 5Ms 1949
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser C—M&N
D.J&D
Power—
108 M
102M
75
104
100
100M
79 M
110
100
103
82
100
101
106
111
142
M&N /
7M
106 M
108 M
Southwestern Public Service Co—
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
J&J
103 M
104 M
Southwestern States
1st M „6s 1948
77
1961
Shinyetsu Elec Pow
87M
67 M
69
67M
102 M
100M
101
72
69
67
87 M
J&J
71H
80
90
25
'
105M
.J&D
106 M
Galled
for redemption: see page
102
101M
Deb g 6s 1957
F&A
Standard Public Service Corp—
1st lien 6s series A 1948
F&A
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
J&D
b Basis.
/ This
104M
....
85
125"
§2**
87
87
8
87
87
86M
87
80
79
Standard Telephone Co—
1st 1 coll tr 5Ms '43 nor A.M&N / 104
Certificates of deposit-/
Oonv deb 6s 1938
14
M&N
Stettin Pub Util 7s 1946
15
A&O
Steubenville Wellsburg & Weir ton
Ry 1st 5s 1951
A&O
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946
J&J
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946.M&S
2nd mortgage 5s 1930
J&J
Syracuse Transit 4s 1969
Taiwan El Pow s f 5 Ms 1971-J&J
Tampa (Fla) Gas 5 Ms '56--A&O
81M
81
15 M
114
125M
30 M
\\*
45M
43
47
45
100..
96M
101M
J&D
76M
78M
1953
M&N
Temescal Water 1st 5s A *60 M&N
Tennessee Eastern Elec Co—
*
1st M 5s 1943
F&A
97 M
1st
5s
5s
1961
A&O
1958
5s
Ref s f 6s series A 1955_ .-M&N
Ternl Hydro Elec 6Ms 1953.F&A
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
105
M&N
70
74
104
104 M
Cor p
M&S /
Texas Hydro Electric Corp—
1st mtge 6s ser A 1956
A&O
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956
M&S
General
J&J
price Includes accrued Interest,
100
101
103
105
16
21
109
111
107 H
107 M
'
1st 2-6s 1951
South Jer G E & T—See Pub Serv lee
110.
105M
86
F&A
6 Ms 1950
Texas Power & Light—
M&S
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A..
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s fw-«) 1901
Texas S'western Gas 4Ms '56-J&J
•
110
105 M
Corp—
1st con M g 5s 1944
M&N
Texas Electric Service Co—
1st mtge 5s I960.
J&J
Texas Gas Utilities Co—
100M
J&J
72M
e Cor
Republic Service Gorp—
108
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
J&J
City (la) Serv 6sl951.J&J
Somerset Un & Middlessex Ltg—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1, 1943...J&D
South Bay Consolidated Water—
South Carolina Power Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
72
86 M
86 H
86*
Deb
51M
3s 1941
74
HZ*
86
90
68
89
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952..J&J
Standard Gas & Elec of Del.
68
J&D
Sioux
1st ref 5s 1950
88M
.
Spokane Gas &~T^Vl 5sT9441f&"A
Spring Brook Water Supply—
1st ref 5s 1965
A&O
Spring Val Util ref 6s 1943--J&D
Springfield City Water—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1956
A&O
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A—J&D
Springfield (Mass) St Ry
Rer & gen 6s 1940
M&S
6s deposited 1940
102M
Shrevp't Bdge & Term 5s'55-F&A
Shreveport Rys—
Gen Income 4s (w-s) 1957.A&O
Silesia Elec Corp s f6Ms'46 .F&A
/
Sioux City Gas & Electric Co—
95 M
102 M
102 M
78M
88
5s 1942-1946
102
8M
(Japan)—
1966
Serial debentures—
M&S
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
A&O
tge 4s
Telep Co—
----
70
Shenango Valley Water—
218M
93 H
89
65
106
1st sink fund 6 Ms 1952
104"
-
A&O
4s series B
107 H
105
6s gold debs 1957
96
1st coll tr 4s ser G 1969--J&D
Conv coll sec 3Ms 1946--M&N
102 Ml
110ft
105 H
108 M
Standard Power & Light
103M
1st 5s 1944
M&S
Seconu Ave Trac—See Phlla Co—
Shawinlgan Water & Power Co—
1st M&cols f 4Ms'67 serA A&O
1st coll tr 4Ms ser D '70.A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser F 1961
A&O
109 M
77
104 M
6s stmp ext May 1 '48—A&O
6s stmp ext
May 1 '48.-A&O
Debenture 6s 1951
F&A
Debenture 6s 1966
J&D
5
A&O
Seattle Gas 1st 5s 1954
Seattle Lighting Co—
100
80
B1959
Income 3sApr 11959
85M
a
M&S
Queens bo ro Gas & El 5s '52.J&J
Oonv g deb 5 Ms *52 ser A. A&O
4s series
126
J&D
Pub Serv Coordinated Transport
1st & ref 4s 1990
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1990
J&J
1st & ref 5M« 1990
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1990
J&J
Public 8ervice Elec & Gas Co—
1st & ref M 3 Ms 1968
J&J
1st & ref 5s 2037
J&J
1st & ref 8s 2037
J&D
95
115"
110M
105 M
104
106
Scioto Val Ry& Prist 6s'43. J&D
92
77
75M
M&S
105M
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
111
83 M
100
70
11M
1947-1...M&S
-
100
Scranton Gas & Water Co—
1st 4Ms 1958
M&S
1st & ref ha 1967 ser A
F&A
1st & ref 5s series B1961.F&A
Scranton Trans ser A 5s*59_A&0
....
103 M
Convertible notes—
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1, '46 /
92
::::
Telephone^So—
1st 6s 1949,
106
Savannah Electric & Power Co—
1st & ret 4s ser D 1947
QJ
1st & ref M 5s ser F 1955-M&S
97
67
/
1947-J&D
Southwestern Bell Telephone—
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser B '64 J&D
1st & ref M 38 ser O 1968. J&J
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1970 .-F&A
103
Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
109
53
100
Deb g 68 2022 series A
100
1st mtge 3Ms ser A 1961—J&D
Santa Barb Tel 3 Ms ser C'66 J&J
Sandwich Windsor & Amherstb'g
158
98
/
Southwestern Light & Pow Co—
1st mtge 3Ms ser A 1969.. J&D
Southwestern Power & Light—
101M
F&A
F&A
1st mtge 3Ms 1966—...J&J
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947
A&O
155
Paterson Ry—
2d 6s *14 ext 5% to 44.A&O
So Jeisey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s M&rchl ,1953.M&S
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1968
A&O
1st coll trust 5e 1951-
110M
103 M
104 M
Elizabeth & Trent 5s 62-A&0
J O Hob & Pat 4s I949-..M&N
1st & coll 4s1962
70
M&S
106M
106M
Public Service Corp of N J—
Trust certs 6% perpet
M&N
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946-J&J
Ells Plainf & Cent Jersey
Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1, 1950
J&J
Ells & Raritan Riv 5s '54.M&N
100
100
101M
Savannah Gas Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser C 1960..F&A
1st mtge 3 Ms ser D '60--M&N
1st 3 Ms series E 1961
F&A
1st 3 J4s series F 1966
J&D
_
70
12
ser
a
Southern Utah Power Co—
1st M 5 Ms May 1. 1960-M&8
1st 6s series B
1st 6s series C
70
Unif & ref 6s 1952
106 M
125
a
Non-cum 6s (ws) 1951
Southwest
San Jose Water Works—
Public Service Co of N H—
ser
102
105M
12M
San
104
104
104
104
104
104
104
104
104
1st & ref 5 Ms series 1 1945 A&O
1st & ref inc 5 Ms ser 11*45 A&O
s f 6s 1942...A&O
Soutttern United Gas Co—
103 M
1st mtge 3Ms 1970
M&S
107M
San Francisco JBay Toll Bridge—
1st M sink fund 6Ms '57-M&N /
29M
Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N /
M
104 M
101M
Southern Traction—See Phlla Co
Southern Union Gas—
8'west Pub Serv 6Ms 1937--M&S
May 15 1964.. /
r.
100
Va Pow 5s 1956—F&A
Southwest Gas Go (Okla)—
1st s f 6s 1954.-*
M&N
S'west Nat Gas Inc 6s 1966--A&O
103
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
San Antonio Public Service—
1G4J4
104M
1st & ref 4 Ms 1950
74
67M
6s 1942
6s 1943
104
_
inc 4s
n-c
101
63
Southslde
Salt River Valley Water Users
Aasn 6s 1941
F&A
104M
Quebec
108 £
93
121
103 M
1 1944
1st lien & coll 5Ms '53
92 M
72
102M
iSS*
122
Corp--
101M
10-year coll
A&O
108 M
3 Ms Mar
„
108 M
53 H
105 M
100 M
60
a
Adj mtge inc Jan 1 6s *60- A&O
1st M pipe line s f 4 Ms '51 A&O
South N E Telep 1st 5s 1948. J&D
66
49
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold 5s 1944
58
3M8Mar 1 1943
3Ms 8ept 1 1943
314s Mar
3 Ms Sept
109'
16
100M
102M
Mar 1 1942.
1 1942_
3 Ms Sept
3 Ms Mar
3 Ms Sept
Southern Natural Gas
74
105
Southern G & E (Fla) 5s *53.J&J
Salmon River Power—
Guar 5s 1952
21M
107 M
J&D
Serial debentures—
3 Ms Sept 1 1941.
Sept
3 Ms Mar
334 s Sept
3 J4 s Mar
3 Ms Sept
64M
52 M
Southern Counties Gas (Oalif)lst M 4Ms 1968
M&N
1st mtge 3s 1971
J&J
101
A&O
4Ms series B 1970
107 M
107 M
J&D
Public Service Co of Indiana—
1st mtge 4s ser A1969...-M&S
3^8
108
(111) Gas & El—
cons guar 5s 1959
M&S
Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
1st mtge 4Ms 1947..
J&D
Conv
56
Prussian Elec 6s 1954-.
F&A
Public Gas &Coke 5s 1952
J&D
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st mtge 3j4s 1964
4s s f debs 1949
95
St. Maurice Power—
73
15
M&S
5s 1946
101M
105
71
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
A&O
Southern Colorado Power Co—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
Ji
109
debentures—
4s
Jan 1 1942
4Ms Jan 1 1943
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951.A&0
St Louis Public Service—
1st mtge 5s 1959
M&S
Provincial Light Heat & Power—
.
87 M
Serial
power
103 M
101M
Southern Canada Power—
4 Ms 1962
A
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
105
1st
St
107 M
H
104 M
125
Saguenay Power 4 Ms A 1966 A&O
18M
106 M
103
Southern California Edison—
1st & ref mtge 3s 1965
M
102M
93M
?1 M
77
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg—
18
85M
Safe Harbor Water Pow Corp—
1st mtge s f 4 Ms 1979
J&D
109 M
Potomac Edison Co—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E
M&N
1st M 4M« 1961 series F..A&0
Potomac Electric Power—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&J
IV*
73
Southern California Gas Co—
f4Maine A notes I958.M&S J
1st 4Mb series B 1966
St Clair County
Ask
a
105
J&J
/
75
67
202'5-M
22
S f 4 Ms inc B notes 1958-M&S1/
47
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s *46—A&O a 105
Ruhr Gas Corp 6Ms *53 A—A&O
83
101M
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
Postal Teleg & Cable 5s '53-J&J
4s 1952
F&A
Roanoke Ry & El 5s 1953.-F&A
Rochester Central Power Corp—
Deb g 5s 1953
108M
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
25
Gen mtge 4 Ms 1977ser D.M&S
20 H
Gen 3Ms series H 1967—M&S
Gen mtge 3 Ms ser 1 1967.M&S
98 J
Gen mtge 3 Ms ser J 1969.M&S
90
Rochester & Lake Ontario Water
87
Extend 5s 1951M&S
Rochester Transit Corp—
8
)f
S'eastern P & L deb 6s
105M
Roanoke (Va) Gas Light—
1st 5 Ms 1951
107
100 •
Platte Val Tel 1st 4Mb '58..M&N
15
Pomeranla Elec 6s 1953.—M&N /
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950.M&S f
18M
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
97 M
1st & ref g 5s 1940
J&J
89 M
5s strap ext 1950
J&J
85
1st l'n & gen 4 Ms 1950—J&J
107
Portland Gas Co 1st 5s 1951 -F&A
a 102
Portland(Me) Gas L 5s A'50 A&O
Portland General Eletric Co—
1st & ref 4Hs 196u
M&S
1st M 5s exten to 1950
J&J
Portland (Me) RR 314s 1951-J&J
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—M&N
Porto Rican Power 6s 1950.M&N
t
Bid
25
29 M
22
A&O /
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1st mtge 5s 1950
A&O a
5
103M
_
/
26
Bonds
W Corp—
-M&N
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
80
Ask
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
J&J/
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)l
Mtge g 7s 1950
M&N /
Direct mtge 6s 1952
M&N /
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A/
45
J&J
J&J
hid
Bonds
R bine-Ruhr Water Serv Union—
Extl deb 6» 1953
92M
1960-J&J /
Philippine Long Distance Tel-1st
Ask
66 M
73
J&J
-----
1st & ref 4s 1969
J&J
Phlla & West Chester Traction
1st 4s 1954
1st 6s 1954
Phlla & Western Ry 5s
art
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r Canadian
28M
83
30
87
101M
97 M
120
107 M
103 M
100
price.
99""
124
108 M
105 M
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest0 except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
Bid
Bonds
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
57 M
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft *14 J&J
19%
Adj Inc g 68 Jan I960 opt—A&O f
Third Ave RR 1st 5s gT37—J&J f 100M
92
Union Ry 1st 6s g 1942--F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g '43-J&J
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s
f 7s 1955 ser
„
_
43 M
104M
70
121
Traction Term'l Corp 5s 57—J&J
Trenton G & El g os 1949--M&S
5s 1968—J&J f 40
2M
Troy City Ry 1st cons 6s '42 A&O /
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
60
1st lien&ref5M» A 1952—J&D
59M
1st lien & ref 5 Ms B J 952--J&J
Twin States Gas & Electric—
104K
1st 1 & ref 5Ms 1945 Ser A.M&l
Tyrol Hydro-Electric Pow Co—
1st U s f 7 Ms 1955
M&N
Guar s f 7s 1952.
-*&/
UJigawa Elec Power (Jap&rO—
62
1st M s f 7s 1945
M&S1I
Union Electric Co of Missouri—,
107M
1st mtge & coll tr 3 M* 1962 J&«
101M
8% notes, 1942
—
J&«
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Union Gas Co. of Canaria—
Trenton St Ry ext
113
Common class A-—-
1
HIM
105
106
*
•
116M
117M
Original preferred.---——
34 preferred
35 preferred
!0 preferred
*
Ry—
AA
79
103M
115
Unit Elec Oo
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
100M
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A..
92
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B_.
United Electric 8ervice (Italy)—
18
Extl 1st s f 7s 1950 ser A. - J&D /
'52—J&D
74M
100 %
M
M
—
21%
78
98%
103 M
97 M
119 M
97 H
Ti
f
7M
Louis—
1 1934
J
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s '34. J
f
f
66 M
1908-A&O
5s 1948..M&N
109
65
67
$6 pref certifs of deposit)
Bklyn Teleg & Mess'ger (gu).100
Brooklyn Union Gas
»
70
Wise Elec Power 3 Ms
Wisconsin Gas &
37
37
Coll s f 5 M« ser B 1952—M*
United Tel & Tel 5Mb A '53-ftN
1st lien 6s ser B 1953..—M4
United Traction (Albany)—
Electric—
67M
.
Buffalo Niagara &
107
105M
106
105M
53
106
40
United Securities Co Ltd—
Coll s f 5Ms ser A 1952—Mi
Wisconsin
1st
4s June 1 1941
—-
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1971
J&J
Wolverine Pow adj 4 Ms Mar 1 *59
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum income 6s 1952
J&D /
Cum income 6s (w s) 1952-J&D /
54M
39
39
6% preferred
f
5
6M
11M
12M
—
Carolina Tel & Tel
Casco Bay Lt & Water
/
J&D
opt-J&D
J&D
6% preferred
128
126
1
Capital Transit (Wash, D G) 100
Carolina Pow & Light 37 pref
*
36 preferred.
*
99M
5s stamped 1947
——*
com
Canadian Marconi
Wyoming Valley Public Serv—
1st & ref 3-6s 1971
A&O
1st 5s 1951
York Rye 1st M ? 5s '37
100
98
99 M
99 M
__
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
103"
Alabama Power $7
,
106M
107
103 %
104
101M
101M
123
128
Oo Bldg (Kanata
5s
1950
Realty)if
>/
>/
4M
10
15
it*
109M
111M
103
cum
pref
-------
Warrants
-
Amer Gas & Elec com.
Virginia Electric & Power—
1st & ref M 3 Ms B 1968—A!
Virginia Public Service Oo—■
4M%
Amer
103
-
36 preferred
*
$7 preferred
*
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
'pentral Elec and Tel com
----1
6 % preferred
50
103 M
102
86 M
84
82
86
84
31
33
125
129
Amer States
109M
5s
/
Elec Co^Consoiidated 4s 1951—.—J
110M
Amer Superpower
First 36
109"
American
Washington Ry &
106
112M
108M
0%
preferred.
Amer Power &
—
Light
36 preferred35 preferredAmer Public Serv
7%
Utility
5M% preferred
com
Corp com
preferred
Telep & Teleg
13
---.
Central West Oo.
*
5%
160M
5c
25
4M
36 1st preferred
*
Appalachian Electric Power—
4M% preferred
100
87 M
-
5%
com
-
Arizona
126
93
100
6% preferred
Amer Wat Wlu & Elec
12
Edison
com
-
•
Arizona Power 36 preferred——*
75
102M
8% preferred
103 M
50
Arkansas Nat Gas common.—*
Class A
--------
Vest End Trac—See Phila Oo
•No par value
price.
„
%
a
6% preferred--
Called for redemption; page see 11U.
Ex-dividend.
» Basis.
91
82
99 M
108M
45
87 M
101
114M
106 M
60c
com..
*
40
*
110
Central States Edison
Central States Pow & L 37 pf--*
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 6% pf-*
104
lien
preferred
v t
%
6'
5
c
M
Ohic City & Con com part ctfs—*
Pref partic ctfs
*
1
18
2%
•/
56 M
5M
161
15c
5Vs
6M
93
M
Chicago Rys partic ctfs ser 1—100
Series 2
18
100
Series 3
-—-—100
Series 4
100
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5% pf 100
Cincinnati Street Ry
—50
Oincin & Suburb Bell Telep
Cities Service com—
Preferred
-
-
104M
3M
50
10
100
•
-
Preferred B
87
105M
elV*
90
Cities Serv Pr & Lt 36
62
37 preferred
._*
Citizens Gas Fuel
*
com
3M
4M
64
5M
6
66
96 M
92
pref
105 M
97
4M
59
Preferred BB
105M
6M
96
95 M
93
M
1M
1M
IK
Citizens Traction—See Phila Oo
1
Common
*
-.100
Cent & 8 W Util
Preferred
Prior
Arkansas Missouri Power—
75
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% pf
Central Pow & Light 7% pref 100
90
55
UK
-100
-
6% preferred
3
yi
100
100
50
5% preferred
1%
41%
34M
1
25
*
IK
47 %
Central N Y Power Corp—
%
29M
UOM
1H
39M
33M
»
108 K
\f
2%
15
1M
H
16M
2M
17
105
*
com.
6% preferred—
37 preferred
5% preferred
25 M
*
-
Preferred 36 series
108M
%
17 H
27
pref—100
109
103
14%
Amer Railways com
50c
American Service 33 preferred
*
106M
111
14 M
25
160
113
25
*
—...•
——
.*
Amer Utilities Service com
107M
2%
13 M
M
28%
109
100
109M
2%
com
106
Washington Water Power Oolst mtge 3Ms 1964—-...J
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Rylst M s f g 6s 1940
Waukesha Gas & Electric Oolst
5e
1959
1M
16 %
7%
M
16M
112M
Cent Illinois Light 4 M % pref-100
Cent 111 Pub Serv 36 pref*
Cent Indiana Gas 0M% pref-100
1
Traction.
86M
26
26
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref-100
Central Maine Pow 36 pref
100
61
60
Cent Hud G & El
4M% preferred
93 M
105M
102
1
American Light &
84 M
M
10
100
-
preferred
Gas & Power com
cum
101M
103
1st
*
*
*
109M
101
92 M
*
-
37 second 2nd pref series A
36
108 %
99
*
Alabama Water Service 6% pref_*
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Allentown Beth Gas pref-50
Amer Cable & Radio Corp
1
37 preferred.
101M
102M
-:
1941
4Mb
*
-
Amer & Foreign Pow com
101M
Utlca & Mohawk Valley Rylst
pref—
30 preferred
35 preferred
86 M
Central Arizona Lt & Power Co—
97 M
15
102 %
102 M
3c
100
100
.
Upper Mich Pow & Lightlet mtge 4s ser A 1959—F&
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—A&
Utah Power & Light Co—
10c*
100
Canada Nor Pow
York Haven Water & Power—
Unit Trac (Pgh)—See Phila Oo
Unterelbe Power & Light Oo—
Sink fd M 6s 1953
A&
18M
95 M
26
•
Camden & Rockland Water-.100
83
90
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941.M&N
102
~
12
Ordinary shares
Ainer deparpc 7M% A ord..£l
Amer dep rec B ord
£1
Amer dep rets 5M% pref
£1
Calif-Oregon Power Oo—
6% preferred series of 1927-100
0% preferred
100
Calif Water Serv 0% pref
25
Calif Water & Telep 6% pref...25
_
1st mtge 4s ser A 1906
Serial debentures—
2M
East Power—
11.60 prior preferred
$5 1st preferred
Cable & Wireless Ltd—
Wuerttemberg (Germany)—See
Conso) Hydro-Elec of
102
6
36 preferred series A—
Certificates of deposit
—*
Bklyn & Queens Transit com
*
106M
8M
4M
250
*
45
J&D
36 M
United Rys of St
Gen g 4s July
15M
»
c--26
100
47
1st mtge 3 Ms 1901—---J&J
Wisconsin Power & Light—
103M
36
44
120
99
36M
* /%j
4M
32
—*
c
Brooklyn Edison.—
102
United Railways of Havana—
47
45M
J&J
101
105 M
31M
Gen inc 4-5s sot B 1965—J&J
1st mtge 3Ms I960
J&J
3 Ms 1908
A&O
Hydro-Electric Oo— I
103 M
102 M
115
*
-
Bklyn Manhat Transit
M 6s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
99 M
51M
108
*
20
Brockton Gas Light Co v
105
77
100
Class B
105
84%
25
com
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Oo
Brit Col Pow Corp A.
101
104
98 M
98%
Un Lt Rys (Del) deb 5Ms.52 FA
United Public Utilities Corp—
a 110M
54 M
_
105
155
—
Boston Elevated
Ry com
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord
107
99
7
104 M
r
Boston Edison Oo
23
103
Winnipeg Electric Co—
Gen 4-5s series A 1965
a.
84
101
A—F&A
111
100
—
102
1st M 5s Aug 1952ser
20 M
143
Birmingham Elec 37 pref
»
36 preferred.
*
Birmingham Gas common—
2
33.5J priorbreferred
-.-50
Birmingham Water Works—
6% preferred
100
Blacks tone Vai Gas & El pref 100
78 M
82 M
82 M
a
30c
2.15
100
100
Telep of Pa 8M% pref—100
83
%
107M
120M
25
Beverly Gas & Elec
25
Biddeford & Saco Water-.—100
103M
'
10
11
♦
Canadian Price
Bell
94
100
1st mtge
Debg 6Ms 1974
-----M&N
1st 1 & consol 5Ms 1959—A&O
Deb g 6s 1975--—-——M&"
United Lt&Rys (Me)6s A 52 AA
Deb 6s 1973
-——-.Ji
103M
104
102M
3
25
pref—100
Sangor Hydro Elec com
7% preferred
0% preferred
Beauharnois Light
Bell Telephone (Canada)
104
M&S
1st M 5s 1956 ser B—-F&A
1st M 5s 1960 ser C
M&N
Willlamsport Water Oo—
105
116
- -
Atlantic City Elec 36 pref---. ..*
Baltimore Transit Co v t c
*
Preferred vtc
-—100
5M
100M
-
Class A-_
Atlanta Gas Light 6%
2M
M&N
Wise Fuel & Lt 1st
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—
1st s f 5 Ms 1948— -——J&J
United Light & Power Oo—
Eq 7 Ms Feb 15 1936
4
Wichita Water 6s 1949
A-M&N
of N J 4s '49--J&D
126M
108M
105
M&N
1st M 5s 1941 opt
Union Water Service Co—
v/vo
124
107M
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
1st M a f 6s 1953
J&J
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
80
81
A&
First lien 5Ms '51 ser
109
Western Utilities Corp—
Union Traction—See Phlla
yiuwgu
107M
5%to'4lH&N
15-year s f 6s 1952Westmoreland Wat 5s
107M
72
25-year g 5s 1951
----J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960—M&S
Ry—See Third Ave Ry
R T
Union
93 M
106M
*
6M preferred
*
7 preferred
♦
Associated General UtilitiesSee Investing Companies
Associated Public Utility
•
Assoc Telep Co Ltd 31.25 pf— -*
Assoc Telep & Teleg 36 pref-—-*
37 1st preferred——
100
$4 preferred
*
78
—
Mut Un 6s ext at
-
^
Ms 1956----—A&O
2d extended 5Ms 1956—-M&N
64
West Texas Utilities Co—
43 M
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1969-M&N
107 % West Virginia Ohio River
105M
Bridge 3 M-6 Ms, 1960
J&J
102 M West Virginia Water Service—
72 M
1st mtge 4s 1961
-----A&O
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave Ry
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50--J&D
Gen mtge 3M« gtd 1907—J&J
"3M
Westchester Service Corp—
4s 1948-1953
--A&O
60%
60 H Western Uont Util 6s 1944—M&S
Western N Y Utilities 5s '46- J&D
Western N Y Water Oo—
1st M 5 Ms 1950
-MAN
23
1st M 5s 1951
M&N
1st 5s series B 1950-——-J&J
30
Deb s f 6s extd 1950
M&N
Western Public Service Oo—
70
1st & ref 5Ms 1960——F&A
Western Union Telegraph—
108
Fdg & R E M 4 Ms g *50—M&N
68
1st 4a Mar 31 1901
2d ext 4s Mar 31 i960
-*
1
110M
M&S
-J&J
M&S
5s 1960—J&D
E
1966
K 1970
67
77 M
—
112 M
1st M 3s ser
66
Union Gas System—
1st M & coll s f 5s 1948—J&
Union Passenger Railway—
-
Associated Gas & Elec com
1st M 3 Ms ser I
West Philadelphia Pass
107 M
6% preferred---
107M!
883
783
*
1st M 5s 1963 series
94"
98
---A&O
f debs 1960
West Penn Power—
Bid
Arkansas Pow & Lt 37 pref
107M
West Penn Tr 1st
60
Stocks
Ask
West Penn Elec deb
1st ext 3
A—M&S15
and lncom» and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
102
1958J&J
fie 2030-A&0
97 M
Toledo Edison 3M» 1908—-JW
1st mtge 3 Ms 1970
A&O
a
57 M
20 M
Bid
Bonds
West Ohio Gas 1st s f 5s
68
'79.F&A
Tokyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)1st g 08 1 953 series—J« D15
3Ms
|
7l"
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
s
Ask
73
1940--A&O
Tide Water Power 1st 5s
1st
n
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
April, 1941]
——.1—10
6%
48%
IK
1
7
7M
Citizens Utilities
com
-
-
1
1M
7M
/ This price includes accrued Interest.
A Last sals,
n Nominal.
r Canadian
78
PUBLIC UTILITY
STOCKS
Quotation* for all securities are ae near a« possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Par
Stocks
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Citizens Water Co of Wash (Pa)—-
7% preferred
..—100
City Water Co (Chattanooga)—
5 % preferred
-.-199
City Water (New Castle) pref.100
Oleve Elec Ilium common..
104
Federal
106
*
37)4
11054
28)4
26 H
--*
$4.50 preferred
2754
8p
72
58
11454
u2ii
54
%
Optional warrants...
1«4
$6 preferred
Commonwealth Tel (Pa) 7 % pf 20
Commonwealth Utility 654 % pf-*
Commonwealth Water Co—
5 54 % preferred
100
Commonwealth Water & Light—
w*
22
19*
See
103
21
754
6054
$5 preferred
*
Consol Gas Co (Pgh) pref..—.50
Consolidated Gas Utilities com. 1
$4.50 preferred
Continental Gas A Electric—
*
if
M
9
105
88
87
86
92
87
"154
13054
106 54
10354
134
10854
85*
S!8
50*'
Gen Telep Tri Corp
20
Gen Wat Gas A Elec com..
1
*
*
$5 preferred
Georgia Power A Lt 6% pref
*
HH
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
.....25
Gold A Stock Telep (guar)
.100
8154
*
*
*
36
154
2
20
58
110
74
2
Preferred
Havana Elec Ry com
1154
6% preferred
Havana Elec A Util $5 pref——.*
6% preferred
♦
Haverhill Elec Co...—.—.
25
Haverhill Gas Light
25
Holyoke Water Power
1
1
com
Cuban Telep common
...100
0% preferred—
.......100
Cumberland Gas com v t c—..1
Cumberland Co (Maine) Power
A Light 6% preferred.....100
554% preferred
100
Dallas Power & Light 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
*
Dan bur v A Bethel G A E pf
25
154
954
59
56
54
1%
114
...
Dayton Pow A Lt 4 54% pref.100
Denver Tramway com
=-v—
Preferred
A. 100
Derby Gas & Elec $7 pref..„V
..
.
Detroit A Canada Tunnel..J...*
..A 100
Detroit Int'l Bridge com...J
Detroit Edison
Duke Power.
100
_■
Light—See Philti Go—
i>uqueane Nat Gas common
*
$4 preferred
*
Duqut
118
_
117
28
116
26
10854
5%
$5 preferred
*
8
10
III
113
58
254
354
7354
7454
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254
754
33
33)4
51
5254
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24
com
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t
Conv stock
Electric Bond A Share..
..5
$6 preferred
6% preferred
8% preferred
100
——100
Elec Power A Light Corp
$7 preferred
*
254
1.25
96c
83
11)4
14
254
1
-
-
«
-
»
2d pref series A
20
21
354
*
Ocean
67
Internal
62
International
354
1st
254
3f
30
31
1154
54
100
"154
554
654
Telep
10
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60
com
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See
100
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t
38
8154
254
8554
104
.
-
-
-
10554
2954
57
60
65"
22
254
254
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*
23
"254
254
J*
24
26
25.
100
—.100
Iowa Elec Lt A Power Co—
110
114
193
2C0
49
53
6% preferred A
654% preferred
7% preferred O
80
83
Iowa Power A Lt
28
92
100
90
9354
9154
Iowa Pub Serv Sfi pref
Preferred 7%
054% preferred
6% preferred.
Empire Power Corp—
See Investing Companies.
Engineers Pub Serv com
$5 cumulative preferred
$554 pref (with warrants)
100
89
93
654% preferred
$7 preferred
100
8954
90
Common
..]
4%
64
67
100
100
100
71*
73
*
79
78
81
80
$6 preferred...
Erie Coach
*
85
12
14
103
104
15
354
354
254
13
254
1454
135?
155ta
Essex
Company
European Elec class A...
Pall River Elec Light
50
10
25
River Gas Works
25
52
57
certificates
Jamaica
Pu»> Service Lid
.
2054
1254
i*
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A—
9654
Lawrence Gas A Elec Co
Without
t New stock.
par
x
value
a
Called for redemption, see page 110.
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I
25
100
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107
10254
103
102
103
47
48
50
20
68
74
53
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9954
4454
10054
22
10254
•
104
40
37
103
Lone Star Gas Corp
....
Long Island Lighting com
7% preferred A
6% preferred B
*
100
100
6
Longvlew Bridge class A
Louisiana Power A Light $6
pf.*
Louisv Gas A Elec
com
cl A
*
6% preferred
6% preferred.
7% preferred
80
"8
J
26
II*
22)4
50c
75c
10854
1954
.100
1954
116
lOO
110
106
100
117
51
103
25
*
$7 preferred
•
Lynn Gas A Elec Co
25
Mackay Companies 4% pref. .100
Maiden Electric Co
25
Maiden A Melrose Gas Lt
25
Manchester
Gas..:
100
Preferred
100
Manhattan Railway 7% guar
5354
108*
82
87
78
82"
16
20
il*
Certificates of deposits
Modified 5% guar
Cert I ficates of deposits
Marcon Int Marine
Oommun'y—
Amer dep rets for ord shs
£1
Marlon (Ohio) Water 7% pref.100
Marlon Reserve Pow $5 pref....*
Market St Ry(San
Francisco)
6% prior preferred100
Mass Power A
254
4
94
io5"
9854
10
1054
Light Associat'n—
Common with warrants
$2 Preferred
•
...»
Memphis Natural Gas...—...6
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
$5 cum preferred
*
$6 preferred series O
*
$6 prior preferred
.*
7% prior preferred
__.*
7 % cum pref
*
Mexican Northern Ry com...100
Preferred
,—100
Mexican Utilities preferred...100
Mich Consol Gas 6%
17^
185
43
454
100
110
11154
10854
10754
110
111
25c
8
"4"
4
8
100
102
100
97
100
»
50
55
554
53
554
6'
454
45
•
lien..100
prior lien
100
7% preferred class A
.100
0% preferred class A
100
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7% pref 100
$6 cum preferred
•
Mississippi Power $6 pref......*
$7 preferred
*
Miss Power A Light 6%
pref.. .*
Mississippi Rlv Pow 6% pref.100
Monongahela Light A Power—See
5
90
94
8554
8554
9554
86)4
8754
97 54
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116)
102!
116
10154
454
Phila.
4*A
Co.
Monongahela 8t. Ry—See Phila Co.
Monongahela Valley Water—
102
7% preferred
100
Monon-West Penn P 8 7% pref 16
2854
Montana Dakota Utilities com. 10
1054
6% preferred...
100
8854
0% preferred
100
9754
Montana Power 6% pref..
109
•
Montreal L H A Pow Cons
*
1554
Montreal Telegraph
26
—..40
Montreal Tramways com.
100
4954
Mountain Fuel Supply..—..10
Mountain States Power com....*
iSS
15
17
60
100
Mountain States Tel A Tel
Narragansett El 454% pref
50
Nassau A Suffolk 7% pref
National City Lines com
Class A
100
conv
1
—10
preferred
60
10
National Gas A Elec com....
National Power A Light com
*
$0 preferred
*
4354
13754
5454
2054
1354
2854
3034
1054
8954
9854
11054
1554
51"
554
15
4754
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55
2254
14
29)4
42
4354
354
654
9854
9854
454
7
1st pref 100
100
113
112
Nevada-Calif Electric com..... 10
Preferred
100
New Bedford Gas A Edison Lt.26
3
5
32
38
Gas A Elec Assn—
$55< preferred stamped..
•
New Eng Pow Assn com....
115
115
67
1654
*
45
138
New England Pub Ser com
...*
100
r
1254
1354
129
r
._.*
29
32
•
106
108
18
3
100
*
0% preferred..
$2 preferred
$7 prior preferred...
...*
|7 preferred
*
$0 preferred
♦
$0 prior pref
•
New England Tel A Tel.—.100
New Haven Water
60
New Jersey Pow A Lt $0 pref
*
Unexchanged shares being retired,
Ex-dividend
10254
104
Lexington Wat Serv 7% nref.100
Light A Pow Securities Co
*
Preferred
100
New Jersey Water pref..
*
108
New England Pow Oo $0 pref.100
•
100
.—.100
#
Companies. \
Preferred
Jamaica Water Supply
4*
93
15
com
—
arrear
100
Italian Superpower—
See Investing
104
120
112
105
11754
New Eng
*
0% arrear certificates
654% arrear certificates
7%
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref..100
7% Junior preferred
..60
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref..*
Keystone Teler^one $4 pref
60
Key West Elec 7% pref
100
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
100
5% preferre
100
Laclede Gas Light
100
5% preferred
100
Lake Superior Dist Power—
5% preferred
100
0% preferred
10254
*
Common
7454
100
Nebraska Power 7%
1C5
•
..
8Z*
Iowa Southern Utilities-
454
~
454% preferred
$3
100
7% pref
100
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref.. 100
6% preferred
*
Kansas Power Co 0% pref
..*
6% preferred..
is"
*
Investors Telephone com. ....__*
Electric Co—
Empire A Bay State Tel (gu) 100
Empire District Elec 6% pf .100
Empire Gas A Fuel Co pf 8% 100
25
154
Iowa
654% preferred
7% "preferred
110
X
_
Investing Companies.
Interstate Power pref $7
1)4
115
102
...
"5
2
Utilities—
Ellsabethtown Water Cons.—100
Elizabeth Oonsol Gas
100
.
35
* f
$6 preferred
Preferred............100
Light A Tr
"i"54
.50
Power Co
Power Securities
100
.....
Missouri Pow A Lt $6 pref
*
Missouri Pub Service com...._•
25
Interstate Natural Gas
—
28)4
Preferred ($6)
6
Ry v t c
100
lnternat Teleg of Me (go).—100
International Telep A Teleg
»
Foreign share ctfs
*
141
10454
Federal
4
International
*
Fall
2054
11454
deposit.
preferred
internal
76
Paso Nat Gas com.........3
Trenton RR
100
1954
11354
100
t c
Hydro-El Syst A
Conv pref $3 5f* series
Inter-Mountain
3
20
39
100
Indianapolis Power A Light—
61
54
$4.50 div preferred
7%
1954
100
lnternat
El Paso Electric (Texas)—
Ellz A
43"
Interboro Rapid Transit
Common certificates of
105
........
7% preferred
5% preferred...
6%
41
v
Kansas City Pub Serv..—..—.*
Preferred
*
Kansas Elec Pow 6% pref
100
Convertible _pref A
Midland Util 7% prior
110
110
654 % preferred.
97
119
Middle West Corp com....
6
Midland United com.........*
106
100
26"
254
25
11054
10554
Service—
6% preferred
92
9
Optional warrants..
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
Preferred series A 7%
El
General
*
Michigan Public Service—
6% preferred
Middlesex Water
Indiana Hydro Elec 7% pref. 100
Indiana Service Oo 6% pref—100
Indianapolis Ry < '<>
1C2
41
53
a
preferred
Indiana A Michigan Electric—
7% preferred
..100
cum
Indiana
95
A Light—
pref..
Common
17
254
3154
554
39
50
•
Indiana Assoc Telep $6 pref—.*
$5
35I
102"
Illinois Power A Light—
Indiana Telephone Corp
254
1554
1554
12"
254
3054
554
60
7% preferred
82
34
$6 preferred
*
...*
Arrears certificates
66
$5 preferred
Electric Perries common.......*
common
$6 preferred
lliuminaliijg Shan* class A
0% preferred
...100
454 % prior preferred
100
Eastern Mass St
Ry com
100
0% 1st pref stamped
1 Ot
6% pref B stock..
100
5% adjustment stock
I Of
Eastern Mich Transportation
*
Eastern Minn Power 6% pref
*
East Snore Pub Serv 6)4% pf 100
6% preferred
.100
E as ten Telep A Tel eg
—25
*
Iowa Power
5% conv preferred
34*
1C3
114
111
1C0
lOO
...
nois
H
1454
1454
'A
254
100
112
93
com
preferred
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,,.v'15c
3I*
10*
*
1354
6054
1254
90
2
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc'*
V
100
7% pref
6% Ist nr°ferrerl
111 Comm'l Telep 6% pref...
sne
East Coast Public Service v t c_. 1
East Tenn Lt & Pow $6 pref
*
non-cum
II*
52
49
1
.100
'
Idaho
el*
Si*
33
25
Houston Natural Gas com
Hudson A Manhattan
37^4
354
Huntington Water 7% pref—.100
113
60c
11454
no*
1
74
—
City Power
1st pref $6 series B
Lowell Electric Light
Luzerne Co Gas A El $6
pref
92
2954
*
70
70
7% preferred
Crescent Public Service
86"
105
110
—25
100
10854
10054
1854
25
•
102
114
25
99
51S
78
76
22
89
pf—100
100
20
95
Green Mt Pow Corn $6 pref
*
Greenwich Gas $1.25 pref-..--*
Continental Telephone 654% Pref
7% prior preferred
P
108
99
*
$5.50 preferred
Haekensack Water.
IS*
90
10 H
42
20
50
7% pref class A
Hamilton Bridge common
Hamilton Gas common
Harrisburg Bridge
Kansas
Ask
Lewiston Gas Lt 5% pref.....100
Harrisburg Gas 7% preferred. 100
Harrisburg Rys common..——50
Hartford Electric Light
25
Hartford Gas com
....25
105
42
39
__
Greenwich Water Sys 6%
Gulf Power $6 preferred
10254
Lexington Telep 6% pref
Gulf States Util $6 pref
1H
r
54
*
10754
2154
104 54
35
-
85
$3 preferred..
Georgia Power $6 preferred
42
117
100
83
85
Telephone Corp com
conv preferred
Warrants
45"
i*
8*
79
$2.50
119
13*
Cons Edison Co of N Y com.—*
JZ..
.._*
*
common
5% preferred.
35
43
117
40
Oonsol Elec & Gas $6 pref......*
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)....-.*
4 H % pre! series B
100
554
Investing Companies.
General Pub Util
Gen
33 54
109
4
._.—_*
109
10054
100
100
preferred
7% preferred
...*
....
108
Kansas Power A Light—
*
*
conv
pref ser A.
Bid
7% pf.100
.
General Public Service Corp—
22
54
12054
2
ordinary stock..
2^
Connecticut Power
—25
Connecticut Ry & Lighting—100
4 H % preferred
—100
com
4454
2854
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
Amer shs for
107
42"
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Corp
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phila Co
Consumers Gas (Reading).—.25
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Donsumers Power $5 pref
*
cum conv
pref ser B
$7 preferred..
$8 preferred
104
*
.... .
$6
..100
A__»
*
47
119
125
105
*
100
43*4
4454
30"
*
common
6% preferred
554% preferred
Gen Gas A Elec (Del)
$5 prior preferred
106
100
4% preferred series O.
11854
.100
Gatlneau Power com........
$6
-
554% preferred
4154
ns*
FJorida Telephone
.100
Frankfort Kentucky Nat Gas.-85
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
100
Gandy Bridge common
*
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
104"
-*
Common
Connecticut Light A Power
If
6
-•
pref
59
58 54
102
6% preferred...............*
7% preferred
-———-*
Community Pow & Lt
10
Community Pub Ser com.....25
Community Water Serv com—1
7% preferred..
—
Concord Elec Co 6% pref.... 100
Common
8*
*
Fitchburg Gas A Elec Light. 50
Florida Power Corp 7 % pref..100
Preferred $50 par
Florida Power A Lt $7 pref
*
Par
A Lt
6% preferred
5 54%
*
Preferred
Gary Elec A Gas
Jersey Cent Pow
A—*
*
com
Stocks
Ask
Bid
....
113
Commonwealth Gas
......1
Commonwealth & Sou Corp com *
Conn Gas & Coke Sec
38
111
80^
B*
6% preferred series A—...100
5% preferred
100
5% conv preferred
100
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—
6% preferred A
100
6 H % preferred B
....100
Commonwealth EdlBon Co....25
Water service
$6 preferred
$654 preferred
$7 preferred
103
Cleveland Railway
-—1Q0
Coast Co Gas A El 5% pref
25
Oolum G A El Corp (Del) com..*
Par
Federal Power A Light com
50
Fed St A Pleasant Val—See Phila Co.
k Last sale,
n
100
Nominal,
14
10c
7154
1054
954
6754
ll$H
73
tk
143
30c
73
11)4
U0H
112
10354
r Canadian
price.
quotations for all securities are as near as possible
Bid
—5
6% preferred
60
New Orleans Pub. Serv com....*
7% preferred
-—*
Newport Electric Corp com...20
6% preferred
-.100
Newport Water $6 preferred—
New Rochelle Water 7% pref 100
N Y Mutual Telegraph (guar)..25
N Y City Omnibus common....*
Railways pref
k
pref...100
(Del) cl A— -25
100
Telegraph (guar) 60
7% preferred
*
NY PA NJ Utilities $3 pref
Ogden Corp common
4
Ohio Cities Water preferred
*
Ohio Ealson $6 pref
..*
$7 preferred
*
Ohio Power 6% pref
100
4X % preferred
-.100
Ohio Public Service 5% pref-100
5)4 % 1st preferred
6% preferred—
7% preferred
Ohio Service Holding com
6% preferred
40
49 3*
5
15)4
62 X
105X
98
834
84
77
110X
78
9
60
92
98
38)4
14
,
234
108
116
-100
100
109)4
1093*
115
116
..1
46 X
105
15
Preferred
Pacific 8c Atlantic Tel
100
(su)——26
25
25
25
preferred (6%)
(5)4%)
*
Pacific Lighting Corp com
•
$6 preferred...
100
Pacific Pow 8c Lt 7% pref
6% preferred
Service—
...—•
1SX
50
114
.
120)4
106)4
18)4
503*
114)4
50c
2
7%
97
100
93
97
27
34
34)4
30 X
35
31
1st
88
80
—-*
Telep 8c Teleg———100
preferred
100
Pacific
6%
43*
119)4
148
150
35
37
32
31)4
333*
33)4
38)4
41
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
———————*
Pecos Valley Pow & Lt com
*
Peninsular Telephone Co com..*
$1.40 preferred class A...—25
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
$2.80
preferred..
$5 preferred..
*
Pennsylvania Gas common.....*
Penn Gas 8c Elec Co 7%
pref—100
$7 pref..*
Class A
.—————...*
Pennsylvania Power $5 pref
*
Pennsylvania Pow 8c Lt $7 pref.*
$6 preferred
..*
$5 preferred—
•
Pennsylvania State Water pref.*
Pennsylvania Telephone Co—
$2.60 preferred
Pennsylvania Water 8c Power...*
$5 preferred.
......*
Peoples Gas & Fuel Corp..—--1
People's G L 8c C (Chic)
10C
Peoples Light 8c Power Co A.... 1
Common class B..........—1
$3 preferred
25
Peoples Water 8c Gas $6 pref.. 100
Peoria Water Works 7% pref. 100
Penna Gas 8c Elec Corp
15X
35
4
663*
163*
38
6
112
113)4
1123*
105
107
5634
113
93
% preferred
preferred
Scranton Electric $0 pref
*
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
Water Service 0% pref-.—--.*
Scranton Transit common
1
Seattle Gas common
*
1st $5 preferred
100
*
•
Shasta Water Co
.
*
Shawinlgan Water 8c Power
Shenango Valley Water pref.. 100
Sierra Pac Elec 0% pref...-.100
Sierra Pacific Pow common
15
Preferred
100
Electric
25
100
South Bay Consol Wat 0% pf.100
Sou Carohna El 8c Gas 7 % pf_. 100
South Carolina Power 0% pref..*
South
43
134
134
24
94
4)4% preferred
100
Telephone com
•
0% preferred
25
Southern & Atlantic Teleg (gu).25
South Calif Edison common
25
5)4% preferred series O
0% preferred series B
Original preferred
25
25
..25
*
35X
8X
38
,84)4
114)4
834
88)4
116
106
108
1153*
116>4
55)4
107)4
55
105
98
100
25
253*
1503*
129 X
116%
102 3*
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—7)4
90
98
73*
16)4
preferred
Called for redemption, see page 110.
e
*
-
20 X
3X
183*
*
1
*
25$
*
Suburban Rapid Transit St Ry.50
Superior Water Light 8c Power—
7% preferred
100
Swiss Amer Elec 5% pref.500 Fes
Syracuse Transit
*
Tacoma Ry & Pow Co.
*
20
99
-
62
68
3
4
4)4
5%
preferred
conv
100
Tampa Elec Co
105
♦
22 X
100
114
100
100
100
preferred
75
99
1
Texas Gas Util com..
.1
Texas Hydro Electric$3.50pref.*
~3X
Texas Power Corp common...__ *
2X
*
..
Distributing Co
7% preferred
Texas Power 8c
5%
preferred
113X
103 X
-
-
5
104)4
4
3X
107
102)4
107
.100
115
105
44
115
112
7% preferred
1073*
103)4
117)4
5034
983*
9X
18
634
104)*
104)4
105
101
102
105
111
1
"134
934
1034
73*
Preferred
50
Union St Ry (New Bedford)._100
United Corp.
•
$3 cum preferred
Warrants..
United Gas & Electric (Conn)—
107
IX
IX
25
98*
105
109
111
123
89
87
15c
>s>
133*
%
$7 non-voting pref
109
»
X
sx
11034
*
United Gas Improvement...
111
*
If.
0% cum 1st pref
United Light 8c Ry 0% pref... 100
273*
92)4
100
93
7% preferred
100
United Public Service Corp.... 1
United Pub Util com A
*
98
0.36% preferred
Class B common
1
35c
1
20c
*
•
2534
24)4
10
*
*
United Utility Co common
Utah Power & Light $6 pref
Utilities Power 8c Light—
Old 7 % cum preferred.
Utilities Stock 8c Bond
773*
-..
73
13X
8)4
100
Corp....!
Virginia Electric 8c Power—
$6 preferred
*
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref—100
6% preferred
-..100
Washington (D O) Gas Light—
Common
.
4)4% conv preterred
100
Wash Gas
Elec 7% pref..
.100
Wash (D C) Ry & El com
100
5% preferred
100
...
116)4
96 X
93
2134
103)4
.....
4
600
116)4
16
"33*
5"
53*
6X
1034
*
*
101
13"
133*
7%
6%
preferred
preferred
cum
cum
4
80
97"
95
108)4
12)4
14
Va Water Serv
Western Lt & Tel
25
Western Massachusetts Cos—..*
Wheeling Klec 6°7,
pref
.
.
*
•
....
70
54
94
113)4
103)4
r
90c
•
r
85c
100
Class B_.
Preferred
r
4X
Wisconsin Electric Power—
6% pret (1897 series).—...100
Common
X
21)4
.100
Williamsport Water pref..
Winnipeg Elec class A
2734
263*
183*
18
..
193*
253*
10
69c
.
Western N Y Wate* pref.
*
Western Pub Serv $1 50 pref..
*
Western Union Telegraph..
100
Westmoreland Water pref
*
24
29)4
43 34
102
1
com.
Preferred
17
2934
2934
443*
24X
1123*
101X
pref.
22
25 X
29 X
111
_*
100
*
0% pref
*
West Texas Utilities $0
W est
1053*
102
West Penn Elec Co class A
4X% preferred
213*
104
100
100
com
West Penn Power Oo com
115)4
20)4
1033*
IX
Washington Wat Pow 6% pref-.*
West Ohio Gas
10
813*
81
Partic units
X
123*
%
243*
-
United Gas 8c EI (N J) 5% pf.100
United Gas Corp com
1
.
114
~5X
%
..100
$7 preferred
115)4
16)4
SX
"4)4
24
__
7% preferred
$2.75 preferred
$3 preferred
89
107
1133*
113
United 111 Co of New Haven
United Lt & Pr com A
Common B
X
18
17
..10
$5 preferred
55
IX
1
100
......
33)4
104 X
2
_
3)4
3
41
Warrants
14%
24)4
-
70
0% preferred
*
Third Avenue Ry (N Y)
100
Tide Water Power 6% pref
*
Toledo-Edison pref A 7%
100
0% preferred.
..100
_
•«.
25c
*
Lt 7% pref...100
5% preferred
Union Gas (Canada)
Union Gas System com...
8
31
114
-
-
103
4X
103 X
IX
Texas Gas
22%
Union Electric Co of Missouri—
20
43*% preferred ..j...
100
4)4% pf
100
Wise Hydro-Elec 6% pref.
10ft
Wise Michigan Pow 4)4% pf.100
Wisconsin Pow & Lt 6% pref. 100
**
7% preferred.
...100
Wise Gas & Elec
..
...
.
113
8
99)4
103
38
102
110)4
114
Wisconsin Public Service—
101X
11X
103
157
160
12)4
2
22
Ex-rights.
X
*
1173*
1033*
534
*
com...
1
...
Twin States Gas & El 7 % pref. 100
Twin City Rap Transit (Minn)..*
103
114)4
..—25
Gas
13
—100
*
152
1303*
210
A
Eng Telep..-.100
2)4
97
108
.
26)1
A
a
334
68
25)4
com
98
(Mass) Ry '"os—
Preferred
Standard Gas & Elec com
$7 cum prior pref
$4 cum preferred
$6 cum prior pref
Standard Pow 8c Lt com
Class
B
Preferred
Texas Elec Service *6 iwf
~3
58
...25
Pow
Southern Nat Gas com
Ex-dividend.
115
114
333*
3434
Southern Calif Water pref
Southern Canada Power..
105$
City Water 0% pf 100
Gas 8c Elec pref
*
Gas Lt Co
25
Tampa Gas, 7% pref.
ierre Haute Elec 6% pref
Texas Electric Ry
33 X
33
Southern Union
z
121
25
Southern New
Without par value,
118
25
preferred
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield
7%
6% preferred series A
cum
14
55
29
Southwestern G 8c E 5% pref 100
Southwestern Light & Power—
$6 preferred
*
S'western States Telep com
1
111
6%
-.25
Preferred
100
Southern Indiana Gas 8c Elec—
4.8% cum preferred
100
*
734
Southern Ca'if Gas Co—
Southern Col
stock,
3*
73*
J*
109
Pittsburgh Water—
Southeastern
106
104
....100
100
100
100
100
preferred
o
100
10
20
com..
5% preferred
Savannah Elec 8c Power Co—
$7 preferred.
34
110
30)4
42 X
IX
IX
23 X
—
8c Elec Co
San Diego Gas
Sioux City Gas 8c
34
109)4
58)4
54)4
1
2d $5 preferred-.-..
Second Ave RR Cop (NY)
2
65 X
10
Bid
Par
Southwest Consolidated Corp
1
Southwest Gas (Okla) 7% pref 100
Southwest Nat Gas $0 pref....10
Common
10c
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
30
St Joseph Ry Lt 8c Pr 5% pf—100
St Joseph Water 6% pref
..100
St Louis County Water pref..100
'o
16
Common
89
50"
48
1
50
50
0% preferred series O——J00
0% preferred series D
100
5% preferred series E
..100
Rochester Telep $0)4 pref
10b
Rochester Transit common
*
1063*
86
4
preferred
103 X
85
Rochester Gas 8c Electric—
6% preferred
% preferred
36
78)4
33*
75
Preferred
6% preferred
IV*
263*
106)4
Tx
San Antonio Public Service—
99
163*
32
38
28
oo
St Louis Public Serv class A
8
•
..........—
26 X
1143*
112*
3*
Republic Nat Gas
2
Rhine-Westphaiia Electric Pow—
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode Isld Pub Serv $2 pref 27)4
Rockland Light 8c Power
Pacific Public
Common
22
18
26
114
100
Rio Grande Valley Gas v t c
Riverside Traction..
50
118
100
$3 preferred
————.50
$5.60 con v.prior pref
—*
Omaha 8c Council Bluffs Ry—
8c Bridge Co 4%pref
100
Omaha 8c Council Bluffs St Ry Co
6% preferred
—100
Omnibus Corp common........6
8% conv preferred A...—.100
Oregon W ash W ater pref. ..... *
Ottawa Light Heat 8c Power..—*
60
•
*
*
Class A
56)4
7% pref100
116
Rapid Transit Ry—See P 8 Corp
216
46
6% preferred
Okla Nat Gas Corp com
Pacific Gas 8c Electric
111
108
.6
115"
*
Puget Sound Pr & Lt $0 pref
$5 prior preferred
Quebec Power common
Queens Borough G 8c E 0% pf
109
115
110*7«t
107
107
Units..----..—-----———
2
2
Monongahela Lt 8c Pow
60
Monongahela St Ry
50
Philadelphia Elec Co com.
•
*5 preferred—
*
Phila Elec Power 8% pref.
-.
25
Pbila Suburban Wat 6% pf—100
Phila Transportation Co com.—*
Participating preferred
.20
Philippine Long Dist Tel
100
Pittsburgh Suburban Water—
$5.50 preferred
—100
Plainfielii Union Water... — ._*
Portland Elec Pow 6% pref—100
$5pref
45)4
843*
3*
1
Traction——
50
Consolidated Trac pref—...60
Public Serv El 8c G
40
30
107)4
Ohio Water Service A com
833*
X
7% prior preferred.
-100
*«4 Portland Gas 8c Coke 7% pref 100
% Portland Gas Light.......—50
$6 preferred
—
--*
100
14% Portland RR 5% stock
Postal Telegraph System com—1
57
Non-cum preferred
56 X
Potomac Edison Co 0% pref—100
7% preferred..
.——.100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref—100
5)4%
preferred
—100
25
,523* Pottsville Water Co—
5X Power Corp of Canada com— *
First preferred
16X
....
50
2d preferred
643*
Providence Gas Co..——.
—*
Public Elec Light 0% pref
100
106
114)4 Public Serv of Colo 7% pref. .100
102 X
0% preferred..
100
Public Serv of Ind $7 prior pref—*
$0 preferred—
- — *
9
Public Serv Co of N H $0 pref—*
$5 preferred
86)4
*
81
Public Service Corp of N J
•
112)4
8% preferred
100
79
7% preferred
100
12
0% preferred
100
63
$5 preferred
Consolidated Trac of N J.. 100
94
100
Rapid Transit St Ry Co—100
39)4 Public Serv of Okla 0% pref--100
* 20
7% pr el erred
100
23*
5% preferred....
100
100
106
—100
45
50
80*
41
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
1st preferred
X
143*
56)4
55 X
%
78)4
X
101
,
1st
11J8
..25
.50
$6 cum pref—
Allegheny Traction—
Mar 18
61
100
—-100
Northern Liberties Gas
Oklahoma Gas 8c Elec
35%
2%
70 X
2%
69X
preferred.....—.——100
Northwestern
106
35 X
Co (Del)
10
Northeastern Wat 8c Elec com..*
$4 preferred
.....—*
Northern Indiana Public Serv—
Nor States Power
73
105
Texas
Northern N Y Util7%
2
1X
_
7% preferred
5)4% preferred
111)*
70
North Amer UtilitySecurities...*
North Boston Ltg Prop com....*
Preferred
-.100
6%
6
103)4
120
110
6% pref 100
N Y State El & Gas 5)4 % pfd-100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
North
21)4
81
78
—
Stocks
6X
6
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pref 100
Federal St 8c PleaSant VaJ—25
15
25
4
N Y & Richmond Gas
Niagara Hudson Power.....-.10
1st pref $5 series..........100
2d pref 5% series..........100
Class A option warrants......
Olash B option warrants......
Norristown Water Co....
50
North American Co
10
6% preferred series.
50
5 3* % preferred
—60
North American Light 8c Power..*
$6 preferred
—
35"
102
110
100
*
preferred
5%
N Y
$5 preferred
6% cum preferred
preceding the date of Issue
Ask
Bid
Citizens
21X
*
.......
22 X
115
28 J*
12
22
Option warrants
Corp $6 pref
*
7%
preferred
100
N Y & Queens El Light 8c Pow—
Par
Philadelphia Co com——
49 X
109
30
N YPow 8c Lt
Common
5
47)*
19 3*
112)4
26 X
for the closing day of the month
Stocks
Ask
4
Par
Stocks
New Mexico Gas com
79
UTILITY STOCKS
PUBLIC
April, 1941]
/ Flat price,
2X
25
100
5% preferred
Wolverine
Power
..5
Co.
Worcester Trans Assoc.
*
York (Pa) Railways pref
York Water Co....
k Last sale.,
n
Nominal,
r
50
10
101)4
IX
8
18
28)4
Canadian price.
tNew
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
are
Quotations for all securities
Bonds
Bid
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Abitibl Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
J&D
_
48
45
Ask
Bonds
8*
Aaron Tltnes-i'ress 1st 6s "45 A&O
98
-A&O
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
Bowater's Newfoundland Pulp &
Paper Mills 1st 4%s '68... J&J
1st 5s 1968
J&J
8*
68
69
71*
Allied St's
69
M&N
Debenture 4J*8 1951
P&A
Allis-Ohalmers s f deb 4s '52.M&3
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
103
1043*
100%
107
*Jlst s f 7s 1955
M&S / 15
Amer Airlines deb 4%s 1941.J&J
368
Amer Dept St's (Pa) 4s '48.-J&D /
48
6s 1948
„
53
Amer l>ept St's (Del) 6s '47.J&D / 49
American I G Chem Corp—
Gonv deb 5Ms 1949
M&N
103 %
American International Corp
See
71
102"
Corp deb 4 Ms "50- A&O
63%
76
Extended 6s stpd 1943....J&J
Am Silica-Sand 6s 1951..
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951
Debenture 6s 1944
53
58
103 %
10%
115
116
_A&Q
American Type Pounders Inc—
Conf s f deb 2M-5s 1950
J&J
93
/
77
2d mtge inc 7s Jan 1 1943.M&S /
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
70
Sink tund deo 4Ms 1950—A&O
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
S f inc deb 4%-5s 1967
J&J
nthony (E C)—
1st s f 6s (San Fran) 1942 J&D
1st s f 6s (Los Ang) 1942..J&D
Antilla Sugar EstatesIncome deb 6s 1951 (w-s)..J&J
/
A-N7 & B-N V Realisation—
5s, 1955.
M&S /
Armour & Co of Delaware—
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B 1955. F& A
1st mtge 4s series O 1957..J&J
Arnold Print Works—
Nfalst 5s Feb 1 1952
A&O
Arundel Bond Corp 3-5s Dec 1 '53
Arundel Dib Corp 4-6s Dec 1 '53.
Associated Mtge Co 3-6s Dec 1 '53
—J&J
Atlantic Co 1st s f 5s 1952..J&D
Atl Gulf & W Indies S3 Lines—
fcaColl tr
1043*
32 %
80
105
33
4 3|s 1952
Canada S3 Lines—
106%
82
84
96%
4%s 1939.
...J&J /
58
Autocar Co 7s ext 1947
M&N
107
Avery (B P) & Sons 5s w w'47J&D
100
Without warrants
98
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
Mtge 6s 1950
M&S / 113
95
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6M» 1942Beech Creek C & O 5s 1944--J&D
Bendlx Home Appliances—
5% conv debs 1944———M&N
Betulehem Fdy & Ma 5s'44. A&O
Bethlehem Steel Co—
Purch
money
6s
1998
Q-Feb
Bethlehem
15-yr
s
Steel Corp—
f conv 3 M« debs *52 A&O
Cons mtge 3 Ms ser F 1959-J&J
Cons mtge 3s ser G 1960--F&A
Cons mtge 3 Ms ser H '65—F&A
Serial debentures—
0.60% due Mar
1.00% due Mar
1.25% due Mar
1.50% due Mar
fi
1 1941.,
1 1042-,
1 1943.,
1 1944.
28
83
71%
45
6
109
104%
104
1153*
42
87
28
31
28
68
96
4
Geo mtge 5s 1941 _.—..M&S
Gen conv 5s ext 1946
M&S
Central Iron & Goal 6s 1938. P&A /
Central Ry Term & Cold Storage
A&O,/
,
5
96%
3%
13%
98%
98%
93
93%
61%
92
81"
16"
12
87
8
103%
106%
104%
15
15
Chicago Daily News—
3%s s f debs 1950
A&O'. 105
Chic Grain Corp 3-5s
Chic Molded Prod 5s
A&O
96
150%
152
105
106
Ohilds Co deb 5s 1943
105
100
102
105%
100%
104%
103
Produce District
,101/
inc 5s (w-s) *48—F&AI
1163*
Chicago 3tk Vards 5s 196l.A&Oa105
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales
1952..A&O/ 40
1949
03
93"
Chicago
100
1003*
100 M
100%
1st
cum
Corp Inc 5s 1968..
C<ties Service Asphalt 5s
City Ice (Kansas) ext 6s
City Savings Bank of
Oertifs 5s May 1
Oertifs 5s May 1
Oertifs 5s May 1
Oertifs 5s May 1
1947
1948
1949
30~
57
60
78
50
74%
52.A&N
'45.A&0/
45
L
3
Budapest 7s 1953--—
F&A. /
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945.M&N:
95
Climax Engineering 5s 1946.A&0
„
/
104%
104%
58""
nS*
99
62
75
96%
60
102
m
94
93
/
/
Dayidsoo-Boutell 5s 1946...J&D
De Bardeleben Coil
Corp—
1st
cum inc
5s 1957—Ann
Rock Oil 7s 1937 strap
April'/
M&S /
...
100
34
56%
50
48
30
Detroit City Ice & Fuel—
4s w w 1948
...F&A
86
Detroit Garages 5%s Mar
1948— /
52
Detroit Har Term 1st 6s
'50-M&9 /
14
Detroit Times 6s 1941 to *43
M&S
100
Deutsche Reuteubank—
Farm Lpsf 6sOct 15*60
A&OIS/ 15
Series B.
/ 14
Dickey (W 8) 5lay Mfg Co—
Oum luc 5s (ex-sbk> Nov 1 1949 0 104
Dickinson (Alb't)
6J*s 1935.J&D/ 10
Distribution Term Warehouse—
5s 1956
A&O
Dora Coal 1st 4 Ms ser A '52.A&O
Serial 3 Ms 1910-1913
A&O
Dominion Steel & Ooal 6 %s 1955Dominion Tar & Chemical Co —
40
Deb 4Ms ser A 1951
M&N
Dom Woolens & Wors 6s *53.J&J
Douuacona Pap 4-4 Ms "56..F&A
10-yr 5M% notes 1947—.J&J
Dow Chemical 2 %s debs '50 M&S
68%
63%
49%
70
69%
68%
40
102%
Serial debentures—
0.35% Sept 1
9.65% Sept 1
0.90% Sept 1
1.15% Sept 1
1.40 % Sept 1
1911
1942
1943
1944
1945
—
100
100
100
100%
100%
100 M
1.75% Sept 1 1947
1.90% Sept 1 1948
2.00% Sept 1 1949
2.05% Sept 1 1950
Dryden Paper 6s 1949—...F&A
Dufferin Paving & StoneDeb 5s series A 1955
Jan
Du Mont (Allen B) Laboratories—
100%
100%
100.%
100%
70
28
2%-5s
29%
A&O
-J&D
99
64
/
.....
1.60% Sept 1 1946
,
f
/
79
16
...
35
84%
77%
_
2nd income 6s Mar 1946
38
94%
9%
Coqv deb 2%s 1948
J&D
104%
Continental Roll & Steel
Fdy—
1st M conv s f fis
1950
J&D
103%
Ooplay Cement Mfg 6s '41— A&O
100
1st sink fund ext 4
79
Ms *51. A&O
Cosden Petroleum coov 5s
47 J& J
50
Cos grove Meeban
Coal 6 Ms 1915. /
5%
Crane Co 2%s s f debs
1950.A&O
98%
Credit Ponder
Pranco-Oanad—
5%
60
...M&S
Credit Service—See
Investing Cos
72
Rowley Milner 5%s 1946..M&N
Crucible Steel 3%s debs 1955 J&D
96
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944._ .J&O
56%
Oudahy Packing 3%s A '55.M&S
101%
Conv s f deb 4s 1950
M&S
97%
Curtis Publish deb 3s
1955—A&O
96%
Dairyland League—
Cert I fa 5s May 1
1946........ / 96
§!H
81*
93
95
—J&J /
Ooufe'l Invest Bond
Corp 3-5s *53.
Coat 1 Invest Deb
Corp 4-6s *53..
Continental Oil—
Deep
36
ex-w 1937—M&N
5s with stock 1937—.—M&N
6s 1948
Deerfield Glassine 1st 5s Mar *50. f
Defiance Paper 6s 1939--—.J&D
Delaware Floor Products—
60
10
10
18
77
77
70
99
51
Cheney Bros 5s
_J&D|/
67%
49
See Railroad bonds.
1911
69
6
Oespedes Sugar 7 Ms 1939
M&S /
100
Cnarapiou Pap Corp 6s *45-.F&\
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
4 Ms ■ f deb '50C35 Issue).M&S
106
4%s sf deb'50('38 issue).M&S
103%
Ohateaugay Ore & iroa—
55
100
8s
Inc 5s 1953
67
Can Pow & Pap lav 5s 1958.F&A
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug I 1947-
6 Ms 1952
1st
'/
M&N /
Consolidated Warehouses Inc—
1st non-cum inc 6s
1947—.J&J /
Consolidation Goal Co—
conv
92
1950—
91
Davidson Biscuit 5 Mo A '45 A&O a 102%
70
1st s r 6Ms A 1942
M&S
1st n-c income 5s Apr 1951
Oassco Corp inc 6s 1949
.M&S
Oelanese Corp of America—
3s debentures 1955....
P&A
Oelotex Corp—
Debenture 4 Ms w w 1947 F&A
Central Ooal & Ooke—
Non-cum Inc 4s B 1951—.A&O /
Central Pouodry Co—
69
82
Called for redemption, see page 110.
27
75
40
1043*
Textile
Certificates of deposit
Cum
.
Carthage Marble Corp—
40
26
99
72
67
88
100
Battle Creek Sanitarium—
1st s f 4Ms A 1954
...J&J
Baush Mach Tool ext 5s *41.M&S
/
Bay way Terminal 2nd inc 6s '57-- /
Beaver Mills 1st 5a 1950
J&J
68
98
guar 5s 1955
GojsoI
105%
47
a
-
43
J&J
Certain-teed Prod 5 Ms 1948 M&S
533*
15
30
40
100
71
Oarribean Sugar—
Cum inc 7s 1941
F&A
Carrier Corp conv 4 Ms 1948 A&O
65
J&D
100%
93*
98"
Baragua Sugar Estates—
F&a
38
100
69%
85
100
98
^
Consumers Rock & Gravel—
M&S
25-yr
54"'
100
100
33
Gum luc 6s 1950
F&A
Oumi
jnc 6% notes 19.50—F&A
Consolidated Cigar Corn—
4s notes 1950
—J&J
Consol Indus (111) 5s
1958—M&S
Consolidated Oil deb3%s '51 J&D
Consol Patter Corp
5%8 1961-J&J
Consol Press 6%s 1949
J&D
70
101J
101}
Sink fund 5s July 1
I960—J&J
Consumers Co (111) 5s 1956—J&J
101%
Can Locomotive 6s July 1953
Canadian National Steamship—
99
47
102
J&D
1st M 6s 1949
50
51
48%
67
81*
1st & gen 5s 1957--.-.
J&J
Canadian Bakeries 6Ms '45. M&S
Canadian Oanners Ltd4s'5l M&N
Canadian International Paper —
105 %
15
102
26
Byrndum Corp ext to Jan 15 1942
Calaveras Timber 1st 6s '38.M&N
California Consumers Corp—
1st lien 3-5s 1955
J&D
Calif Cotton Mills 1st 6s '40-J&J
Calif Group Corp 5 Ms 1956 M&N
Oa maguey Sugar—
18
81
70
70
43
39
1946
31
Conv deb
J&T
Bryant Paper 6s A 1942
M&N
1st 6s series B 1948..
J&J
Buffalo Gen Laundr 6 Ms '41. J&D
Bullock's Inc (Los Angeles)—
4% notes ser E to 1941
M&N
4% notes ser P 1946
M&N
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr s 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 Terra 1st 4s 1952
AScO
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
J&J
Bldg 1st 5s stamped 1960 A&O
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F& V
Can Cement 1st 4 M"serA'51 M&N
Canada Paper Co 3s 1941—J&D
3 Ms 1942-1945
J&D
.
Cum inc deb 6a 1947
Barber & Ross 4s 1945..
Bates Valve Bag 6s 1942
1950 ser B
MfcS
M Ltd 6 Ms '45-M&N
16
8*
Bait Steam Packet 5s 1942..P&A
Silk
29
1053*
1063*
67
M^N
Certificates of deposit.1942
Campbell Transportation Co—
Equip trust 4 Ms to 1946—M&9
Equip rtust 4s to 1951
J&J
983*
983*
58 Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
F&A
Atlantic Refg 3s debs 1953.-M&S
104
Atl Bug Rof 1st s f 4s 1951—M&N
67
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
6% conv notes 1945
M&S
1023*
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945.M&N
35
Gen conv 6s 19o0
M&N /
3
Auburn Automobile —
g
1st 5Ms
Bruck
71
68
M&N
Gen sf 7s 1950
31
69
64
72
33
—
7s
Atlanta Laundries—
talst lien 4s 1952
Pulp & Paper
Byers Machine 3-6s
104 %
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42—M&S
American Writing Paper Co—
Conv 6s 1961
Ann Apr
Ames-Hold en Tire & Rubber—
65
79*
40
M&S/
P&A
British Columbia
1st 6s 1950
,
102
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943.-J&J
American Nat Co (Ohio)—
.
Brandram-Henderson 6s '56-J&D'/
Brit Ool Packers 5s 1953
J&D
Bklyn Serv Station 5%s *46.J&D
Brown Goal Indus 6 Ms '53—A&O /
Brown Co 1st 51*3 1916
AfcO/
Investing Companies
Amer La France & Foamlte—
5M% notes 1956
J&D
Am Lime & Stone 5Hs '51
M&S
100
A&O
M&N
Public Utility Bonds
Connor Lumb & Land 6s
*41 M&N
Consol Biscuit 1st 5 Ms B *46 M&S
5M« ser O 1946
J&D
Consolidated Cement Corp—
90
8%
58
Bowser (S F> 7s 1944
6s 1946 J&J
100%
85
50
Algoma Steel Corp Ltd—
faOony 5sCorpA4a 1942
1948
lendale ser
florae 5s 1970
An Apr /
79%
Columbia River Packers Assn—
Income deb 2s Oct 1950
/ 70
Columbia River Paper Mills—
6s to 1946
A&O
100
Cum Inc 5s April 1967
/ 44
Commercial Mackay Corp—See
103
46
30
Grain
100%
Blethen Corp (Seattle)—
6 Ms 1947J&J
Bloeael Donovan Lumber Mills
6s 1941-1912
F&A
Bloomlngton Limestone Corp—
4s April 1953 (units)
46%
1948...A&O
6s 1955..
Alberta Pacific
383*
%
65
105%
-
1st mortgage Ms 1950....P&A
75
62
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955
J&J
100
Alabama Mills Inc—
6s without stock 1953
.J&D / 37
Albany Perf Wrapping Uorp—
w w
2.15% due Mar 1 1947
Blaw-Knox Co—
60
Bid
M&S /
Gen mtge 6s w s 1954
J&J
Colo Fuel & Iron s f
5s 1943.F&A.
2.30% due Mar 1 1948
2.45% due Mar 1 1949
2.60% due Mar 1 1950
.
o 6* 1944
J&J
Agar Pac^g & Prov 5s 1945-J&D
6s assented
Bonds
Colonial Colliery 6s 1954
Colonial S S Co, Ltd—
Serial debentures
(Concluded)—
1.75% due Mar 1 1945
2 00% due Mar 1 1946
663
693
Aeolian <
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
Certificates of deposit
Acadia Sugar Ref 4His 1955.A&O
General 6s 1954...-..A&O 16
Adams ExpressSee Investing companies
"and interest" except
are as near as
1949
M&N/ 45
Durham Duplex Rasor 611955...
63
Durez Plastics & Chem—
4 Ms conv debs 1949.....M&S
104
Earl Fruit 1st s f 5%s 1947—M&N
80
Eastern Oar Co Ltd 0s 1952.J&J
73
Eastern Corp 5s 1953
J&D
90
Eastern Dairies 6s 1949
.M&N
53
Eastern Mfg 7» ser A 1938—J&D / 105
50
b Basis.
96*
/ This price Includes accrued interest
k Last sale.
n
Nominal
1
/
r
Canadian prior.
April, 1941]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS
BONDS
81
NOTICE—-All bond pricss are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted
bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near aa possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bonds
Bid
Ask
Bonds
98
100
89
Home Service (Portland. Ore)—
1st coll 3-5a 1950
A&O
10154
Housing & Realty Improv—
(Berlin) 1st 7s 1940
M&N /
Eastern Racing Assn 5s 1945
8734
10134
»
Eljer Company 5s 1951.
Elk Horn Coal Corp—
Ooll
s
89
90
f 6s 1943
S f 1st mtge
82
7934
105
F<!
1954
European Mtge & Invest Co—
1st lien 7>4» 1966 ser B
F<!
734 s income 1966
7s Income 19674
Everlastik Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
20-year 4s 8 f deb 1956—
Fa>i ous Players Canadian—
1st & coll 334s 1941-1942.
1st & coll 4 ha 1951
106
50"
/
/
/
/
/
18
3
16
3
5
6534
75
70
M&S
85
99
6734
101
41
104
48
8
30
Fontenelle Brew 5s
80
2734
1947-J&J
Francisco Sugar 6s 1956_
MAN
Franklin Co Coal Co 7s w s*49J&J
Franklin Deb Corp 4-6s *53-J&D
Fraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950
J&J
French Nat Mail 8S Lines 6s '52
Frick (H O) Coke 5s to 1944-J&J
4934
5034
2834
3234
67
32
110
52
75
IW*
-
—
—
18
Steel
w
w.J&J
32
30
45
65
90
10034
F&A
&
Cold Storage 1st 3s 1958.. A&O
Granite City Pig Iron—
685*
....
8434
102
10634
80
100
102
91
70
72
J&D
40
42
6s *36 M&S
6s 1945.J&D
1
Cum Income l-5s 1954
Groc 8t's Prod
conv
conv
Gulf States Steel 434s 1961.A&O
63"
60
10434
10434
Gurney Foundry Ltd—
1st 4-5 34s (w s) 1949
Gypsum Lime & Al&bast—
M&N
1948
M&S
Hale & Kilburn 6i '39 stmp—J&D
68
71
63
66
66
67
Hamilton Mfg 5s w w 1951..M&S
Hammond Standlsh & Co—
101
102
f 58 ser A 1955
_
1st extend s f 3-6s 1947-„-A&O
Hansa Steamship Lines—
A&O
10-yr 6s 1939 w w
Harborslde Warehouses—
Non-cum Inc 6s Jan 1973...... /
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with warr for Am shs
J&J /
Harris-Sey bold-Potter—
Conv
f deb 5s 1951
Hart Coal inc 6s 1945
s
50
54
20
99
101
32
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal
1st
6Ks 1948
M&S
FTaytian Corp inc 8s Oct 1938
99
23
Haytian Corp of America—
32
Conv
s f 4s 1954
Inc deb 5s 1989
12
3434
1334
10034
Hearst Publica 6 34« to 1947.M&N
99
Healey Petroleum deb 5s 1948 J&J
9834
Helvetia Coal Min 1st 5s '58.A&0
96
Heywood-Wakefield 5s 1946 J&D
Hightstown Rug 634s w w 1944..
Hill Mfg Co ext 6s 1945
M&N
Hoberg Paper Mills 5s 1946 -J&J
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944 ws..A&O
4 34-6 34a 1st mtgo 1944
A&O
Holly Sugar Corp—
1st 334s 1942
A&O
90
1st 4s 1947
Home Ser? Corp 6s
a
*
A&O
1957..-.A&O
88
106
81
84"
88
91
Quoted in guilders.
5s 1947
ser
134
84
J&J
A
134
85
10334
10334
10334
10334
10334
10334
IV*
73
10134
75
85
9734
103
78
/ This
|>rlce
23
M&N
66
75
Paper Co—
A&O /
1st 6s series A 1945
A&O /
1st 6s serial B 1948
J&J /
1st 6s series O 1950
M&N /
5-yr 6% notes 1931
M&S/
1st coll Inc 5s w i I960
J&J
Missionary Sisters (Waukegan,
DO 1st ref 3 34-4s 1951—A&O
1943685
4734
4734
4734
4734
9
7434
9934
Mohawk Rubber ext 5a 1948 A&O
MoirsLtd 1st s f 6s 1953
J&J
Molybdenum Corp of Amer—
6% notes 1942
Monon Oo d—See Chic
94
48
J&D
Ind
a
&
Ry.
L
102
A&O
97
68
Companies
Mortgage Bond Co (Md)—
3-58 Dec 1 1953
Mortbon Corp-—
Ooll B 234-5s ser 2 1946 —J&D
OjII O 234-58 ser 3 1951 ..J&D
...,
9934
88
78
78
91
63
Ooll D 234-5s ser 4 1956 ..J&D
Moslnee Pap Mills 1st 5s '51 .A&O
Motor Transit Inc 634§ 1952.J&J
10034
3534
2
2
15
National Bondholders
Central Funding—
All series
/
734
National Central Savings Bank
(Hungary) 734s 1962
3
F&A
Natl Oonsol Bond Corp 3-5s 1953.
99
Mat Container deb 534s *52. A&O
1023*
National Dairy ProductsDebenture 33*s 1960
J&D
10234
0.375%
0.50%
0.625%
0.75%
0.875%
1.00%
1.10%
1.20%
2934
6834
6634
43
6334
4131
95"
10534
1.30%
1.40%
1.50%
1.60%
1.70%
1.80%
1.85%
1.90%
1.95%
2 00%
2.05%
2.10%
.......
9734
June 1
Dec. 1
June 1
Dec. 1
June 1
Dec. 1
June 1
Dec. 1
June 1
Dec. 1
June 1
Dec. 1
June 1
Dec. 1
June 1
Dec. 1
June 1
Dec. 1
June 1
Dec. 1
1941
9934
993
995
995
995
995
1941
1942
1942..'.
1943
1943
1944
1944
1945
1945
...
1st M
conv
1946
1946
19471947
1948
1948
1949
1949
99
99
99
99
985*
985*
9834
9834
9834
9834
1950..
1950
534s A 1946-M&N
Cum conv inc 5s 1952
M&N
Natl Grocers Ltd 4s 1947
A&O
National Hungarian Ind Mtge
Inst 7s 1948.
M&N /
Nat Ice & Cold Storage (Calif)—
1st s f ext 334s-6s 1952
J&D
National Industrial Loan—
J&D
„
A&O
A&O
A&O
13*%
97
175
234%
23*%
254%
234%
interest,
92
18
70
3
64
1033*
National Radiator Corp—
Cum income deb 5a 1946..M&S 1/
National Steel Corp—
8erial notes
36
50
1043*
Investing Companies
National Oil Products—
S f debs 33is 1955
1st coll M 3s 1963.
1965.
12034
12334
99
9934
993*
993*
Natl Debenture Corp 4-6s 1953..
National Distillers Products—
Conv 3 34s debs 1949
M&S
National Fire Proofing Co—
See
12134
12634
.
Includes accrued
68
Serial debentures—
Mahlstedt Mat'la 5s 1955
A&O /
Mahon (R C) Oo deb 5s '51 _A&O
Manati Sugar 1st 73$s
'42..A&O'/
Ceitificates of deposit...
*
b Basis.
Milton Mfg Oo 6s 1952
Minnesota & Ontario
Nassau (Ger) Landbank
63*s 1938
J&J
M&N
47
78
Messenger Corp deb 4 34s *51 J&J
90
Metropolitan Ice 7« 1954—J&J
56
M ag Mill
Mach'y 7s 1956—J&D /
^!^dlpA^tes Petr°l 634s 1945.. 101
M ier&*£ar£In,?£ebQ"'43 J&J
88
J&J /
Deb 634s Jan. 1 1937 wwA&O
Certificates of deposit..
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
3X-634S 1945
J&D
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959..J&J
Keyes Fibre Company—
Lincoln-Boyle Ice 6s 1947
A&O
Lion Oil Ret deb 43*a 1952..A&O
Loew's Inc deb s f 3Ks 1946.F&A
98
1.50
1.75
1.85
71
Secured 6s 1937.
stamped (par $925) 1943
6s with warr (par $925) 1943..
Keith (B F) Corp 6s 1946—M&S
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s '48.J&J
f 4s Feb 11957
M&S
Munising Paper 5s 1947.....J&J
m8hip JHV
OS
■
A 1949
104
9734
Morris Plan Corp—
See Investing
6sCtfs of dep w w stpd 1943
F&A
102
Montreal Dry Docks 6s '48.F&A fr
Kansas Pipe Line & Gas—
1st 5s series A w w 1952...J&J
Karstadt (Rudolph! Inc—
J&D
10934
Mining 6s *47—F&A
Jacobs (F L) 534% dividend
notes 1942—
J&D
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
Indiana Co 1st s f 5s 1950.-J&J
Jones & Laughlln Steel—
1st mtge 33*s ser O 1961..J&J
Journal of Co mm 6 34s 1947.. J&J
5s uniform ctfi of dep 1959
La France Textile 1st 6s '42. J&D
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
5-8s April 1 1946
J&J
10934
Montreal Cotton deb 5s '43.M&N
/
1st
ser
1st 6s 1949
Monroe Coal
Iron City Sand & Gr 6s *40-- J&D
/
Isotta FraschinI 7s 1942
J&D
Gold bonds 5s 1951:
f 6s
67
10534
10634
5% conv deb 1947
M&S
Merchants Ice & Cold Storage—
1st 634s 1942-1949
A&O
Mercury Mills Ltd 534s '53.M&N /
Mersey Paper Ltd 5a 1957—J&D
s
70
105
Memphis CommercialAppeal 434s 1952
M&S
Mengel Oo conv 4 Ks 1947—M&S
Merchants Dispatch—
Monong Riv Cons Coal & Coke—
Iron City ser 6s Dec 1 '48-F&A
Ohio Riv ser 6s Dec 1
48 F&A/
mtge income 1975
6834
8334
6434
1st 6s series A 1935
Paper—
r
_
110.
70
98
12
Mackintosh-Hemphill 5s'5l.J&D
101
Called for redemption, see page
100
9
J&J15/
5s, 1951
F&A
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
10334
70
10354
134
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.M&N
1st ext'd l-4s 1956
M&N/
Loiillard (P) Co g 7s 1944.-A&O
91
103
10034
90
975*
Lehigh O & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
Cons s f g 434s 1954
..J&J
Cons s f 434s 1954 ser O..J&J
Lehigh Valley Coal1st 5s stamped 1944
1st & ref 5s 1954
F&A
Stamped 1954.
1st & ref 5s 1964
F&A
Stamped 1964.
1st & ref 5s 1974
J
F&A
Stamped 1974
Sec 6% notes e*t to 1943—J&J
/
Stamped 1943
"
Leonard Tietz—Set Tletz
Leipzig Trade Fair Vs 1953-M&N
Llbby McNeil & Libby—
1st mtge s f 4s 1955
J&J
Liberty Baking 634s 1944...M&S
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944.-A&O
1834
28
..A&O
99
Internal Pow & Pap of Nfld
1st M 5s 1968
J&J
1st 4Ks 1968
J&J
Interstate Deb
Corp 2-5s Jan 1 '55
Interstate Zinc & Lead deb 7s '32
Iron City-Ohio River Corp—
1st
M&N
Gen sinking fund 6s 1950. A&O
Hamilton Cotton 434" 1950.F&A
s
62"
68
internal Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 63,1941—A&O
8
A&O
.
Debenture 5s 1961
An Apr
Lancaster Corp 334» A 1949-J&J
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
74
21
Hamilton By-Prod Coke Ovens
1st
65
Lake 9t John Power & Paper—
1st 534s 1961
.—.J&J
5134
70
103
1st 6s 1941-1949.
M&N &
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s '50 M&N'
Knudsen Cream'y 534s '50.M&N
Koehring Oo (Mtlw) 5s 1945. J&J
Koholyt Corp 6 Ks 1943
M&S /
Koppers Oo 4s 1951
M&N
Kresge
Foundation—
10-yr 3s coll trust 1950—M&S
103
Kreuger & Toll-
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co—
Grigsby-Grunow
58
86
deposit
1st 434s 1948
115
31
Cum inc 5s 1943
M&S/ 87
Graton & Knight 434s *51--J&D
10134
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
lstsf 5« 1955
A&O
7534
35
81
29
5s 1941
Certificates of
93
Eq tr 5s 1941-1942——...J&D 5
Eq tr 434s 1941-1945
105"
J&D 5
Eq tr 234s 1941-1946
A&O b
"7" Merchants Distilling Corp—
80
M&N
s r 5s ser B 1947.-J&J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A
M&8
895*
(Adolf) Inc—
Conv deb 4hs ser A 1941.M&S
7434
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ'y)
/
8 f g 7s Oct 15 1945—A&O 15 /
Goodrich (B F) 434s 1956—J&D
10634
Gotham Silk Hosiery—
v
8 f deb 5s w w 1946
M&S
76
97
Granby Oonsol Min & 8m 5s 1942
Grand Rapids Motor Coach—
Cum inc 7s 1962 w s
M&S / 105
Grand Rapids Operating Corp—
6s extended 1942
100
J&J
Grand Rapids StoresEquipt Co-
f 5s 1947--.—
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref
Gobel
Debentures 5s 1949
Grand Trunk Warehouse
86
6
60
51
97""
63
McCoid Rad & Mfg—
6s stamped 1948
F&A
McOormlcks. Ltd. 4s 1952—J&J
McOrory Stores Corp—
334ssf debs 1955
A&O
Mckesson & Robbins inc—
Gen
s
1st & rer
Wares—
Globe Industrial Loan—
See Investing Companies.
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 1 '44-J&J
Deb
International
30
434«ser A 1952
—A&O
665*
91
Georgia Martiie 1st 6s 1950.M&N
102 54
Gerlack-Barklow Co 6s 1950-F&A
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945...
30
German Bid* & L'd Bk 6hs 1948/
15
Glen Alden Coal M s f 4s '65 M&S
8434
2934
Co—
A&O
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
1st mtge conv 4s 1952
A&O
Inter City Baking 534s 1948.J&J
Interlake Iron Corp —
Conv deb a f 4s 1947—. A&O
48
1954."M&S
Mel 5<>il Fronteuac Oil—
lst& coll 434s A 1949
2°^"^ deb 5
1950. M&N
Mead (Tha)
Corp—
_lst mtge 434s 1955..
M&S
73
—.
f 6s 1942—...M&N
1st mtge 3s ser F 1961
55
40
See Investing Companies.
Gen Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w. J&D'/
*49
s
85
Finance-
Gen St 1 Cast 1st 5 V*s
Prior lien
-
37
—
73
87
F&A /
(□dependent Brewing 6s '55.J&J
Indian Refining 5s Dec 1 1941—
Indiana Ice & Fuel 63$s '47.M&N
Ind Limestone Inc 6s 1952. -M&n /
Conv deb
•
2134
7134
7134
J&J
Ilneder Steel mtge 6s 1948
5234
49
(Germany)—
Sinking fund deb 7s 1945—J&J/
Deb 0K« 1940
J&D/
Debsf Hs 1948
M&N /
General
20
International Match Corp—
-
57 X
General Electric
General
3
.
Conv g 634% notes 1946. A&O
Follansbee Bros5« 1947
.J&D
Stamped
Massey-Harrls 1st 4 34s
1434
II Progresso Italo-Amer PubDebenture 63481943 w W..A&O
III Oar & Equip 5s 1948
J&J
Inland Steel
1043*
62
3
1st & ref 6s Jan 1949 A—A&O
40
15
90
__
Indianapolis Motor Speedway—
1st extended 6Ks 1946
F&A
Industrial Acceptance 4s 1952 J&J
Ind Br'nholst 6s Oct '54-An Apr. /
101
2934
3-5348 1958
J&D
Marine Elev (Buff) ext 5a '52M&S
/
Marlon 8t'm Shovel 6a '47—A&O
103
3
x
87"
99
First Bohemian Class Works—
1st secured 7s 1957
J&J /
Flour Mills of America Inc—
Gair (Kobt) income note* 6s
Gair Canada) 6s 1956
Gair Cleve Cartons 4-434s
69"
673*
/
4% notes 1947
M&
Finland Residential Mtge BankS f 68 stamped 1961
MA
Firestone T & Rub 3 34® '48—A&'
107
100
r
/
ww
Maple Leaf Milling—
1941.M&N /
12
Hungarian Central Mutual
Credit Mfg 7s 1937—
J&J /
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963
J&J /
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 734s 1903—A&O /
Hydr Press Brick 6s 1944—A&O /
Hygrade Food Products Corp—
I
95
1534
Smelting—
warrants
58
/
Ask
92
29
.J&J
6s 1949 series B
10654
6 34s "39
40~~
30
^
conv
29
15
10234
2d mtge inc 6s Feb 1956—
10134
Federal Screw Wka
1st s f 5s 1949
6s 1940
Bid
Manhattan Refrig 534s 1941. J&J
Mansfeld Min &
_.7® without
Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A..J&D
Hudson River Day Line—
Emporium Oapwell Corp—
Ernesto Breda 7s
26
M&N
434s sf debs 1954
60
conv s
Bonds
Ask
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
f 4s 1956
Empire Sheet A Tin Plate—
1st
Bid
1% 1941
1942
A&O
1003*
10034
A&O
101
A&O
A&O
10134
10134
1015*
1015*
A&O
102
A&O
1947—
k Last sale.
26
102
100
A&O
I
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
INDUSTRIAL
82
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
National
Supply—
10434
105
1st ref 5s 1936
pocahontas
33 34\
43-
>/
>/
7534
100
1
61
615*
6534
9754
10034
Potomac Deb Corp 4-6s 1953
Potomac Franklin Deb 4-6s 1953.
47
50
73*
Deb 4s 1941
VW
Nlvelle Corp 4s 1952—-—M& I
North American Car—
Potomac Md Deb
79
96 5*
a
5
a
96 5*
10134
8
101
101
102
102
100
102
North American Cement Corp9
1943
3/
J
/
5034
75
80
60
V 43
*
45
North Western
1199443257086
3 6
) 6
) 6
2.50
2.00%
3.25
2.50%
3.00
2.50%
10034
1023*
1025*
&
534s without warr 1945.F(
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal—
1st conv s f 3hs 1963
J
&
963*
963*
973*
973*
J
57
J
8b
3
59
9234
3/
J/
18
20"
8
Old Ben Coal Corp 6s (w s)
Inc deb 7 t*s (w s) Aug 1 1
49
51
10
12
-/
9
101
-
0/58
*
10034
0/
29
72
3
102
J
100
78
)
92
94
8434
10034
4
42
42
o
425*
Paton Mfg Ltd 1st 4 H» '56-M& B
Peabody Coal Co (Consol Co)lst s f 5s 1953 ser A_
M& a
Peerless Cement 1st 5s 1648—J£ J
Penman's Ltd 1st 534s '51—M& 4
Penn Amer Coal 6s 1941-56- J& J
Penn Dairies 1st s f 6s 1949—J3 J
Penn Mercantile Properties—
Secured s f 4s 1961
J& J
Penna Cent Brewing 6s 1937 A& >/
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
)
1st mtge s f 3348 1960
96
_
45
72
70
102
10234
75
104"
54
50
6
Serial notes—
0.25%
0.35%
0.45%
0.55%
0.65%
0.75%
0.85%
0.95%
1.05% July
1.15% Jan.
1.25% July
1.35
Jan.
1.45% July
1.55% Jan.
1.65% July
1.70% Jan.
1.75% July
1.80% Jan.
1.85% July
1.90% Jan.
107"
8/
1734
534
V
70
J
9954
/
9954
9934
9934
9954
993*
993*
.
.
-
.
.
9934
9934
9934
99 5*
99 5*
99 5*
98 5*
98 5*
-
-
98 5*
-
9834
9834
9834
9834
.
-
98
-
98
98
.
*
Pickering Lumber 4s 1952-
if
3
1023*
/
4
0/
J
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co—
lot mtge conv 4 Hs 1952
M
Pittsburgh Crucible Steel—
5s 1945
M
S
S
29
99 5*
99 5*
99 5*
99 5*
9934
9934
9934
9934
9934
9934
"534
31
5*
15*
109
93
102 5*
10834
lee
pages
110.
b Basis.
1945
1946
1947
99
9834
90
J&J
10334
J&J
Southern
80
9934
80
1950......J&D
....
Southern
Ice Co—
1st & ref 5-8# 1942
104
Sou
Ice & Utll
conv
95
A&O
6s 1946.F&A
9934
1043*
10534
1st
10234
A&O
63
68
A&O
40
4134
f 4 34# 1967
United Ice Co—
s
....
1015*
Southern Kraft Corp—
1st leasehold 4 3*8 1946
J&D
Southern New England Ice—
103 34
Southern
71
1st 4s
w s
Southwest
985*
1950
Dairy Products—
1944
Conv income 5«
101
S'west Lumb Mills 5# 1955. -M&N
"5"
fi 11*
Spalding (A G) & Bros—
5s 1989
..M&N
Standard Ice 1st 6s 1947-—.F&A
Standard Oil Co (N J)—
Debenture 3s 1961
J&D
*
3534
8
103 34
50
49
103 5*
15-yr 23*8 deb 1953—
J&J
21
101
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6e 1946.-F&A
Starrett Corporation—
Secured cum Inc 3-5s Apr 1950. /
2234
34
80
Stevens & Thompson Paper—
1st ext 3 34s 1958
M&S
12
....
107
106
A&O
86"
Rocky Mtn Fuel 234s 1943-.A&O /
Holland Pap 1st 4 34« A '51-M&N
Roman Catholic Bishop
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946
/
/
A&O /
Ruhr Housing 634s 1958—
J&J /
Sahara Coal Inc deb 5s '40-M&N /
St Louis Amuse't 1st 6s '45.A&0
165*
185*
69
72
106
2
2434
40
43
24
28
90
17
15
14
15
"9"
78
*
3334
3334
49
3234
5134
53
lOO"
10334
1043*
9734
10234
104
9834
M&S /
49
90
Summerfield Hecht—
Extended 3-5s 1951—...F&A /
17
99
Sunlight Coal Co 5s 1947
J&J /
Superior Elevator & Forwadlng—
6s Jan 1 1951
M&N /
Superior Oil 33*s debs 1950-A&O
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
Sink fund deb 5s
1938—-J&D /
Swift & Co 33*s 1950
M&N
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944
J&D
Taylor-Warton Iron & Steel—
*\>11 Inc 7 34s Julv 1 1958
A A( »
Tenn Coal Iron & RR 5s 1951 J&J
Term Refrlg& Warehouse Corp—
4 3*s 1948
A&O
22
995*
Term
10534
Texas
lOO"
534
4
102»«
100
102 5*
103
9534
12334
9734
12534
101
60
Warehouse 2d 5s '42..J&J
100
Corporation—
103 3*
100
Texas Sugar Ref Corp 6s '44-F&A
Tbermoid Co 5s w w 1951..J&D
99
104
10234
103 5*
985*
3% debentures 1959—---A&O
3s debentures 1965..
M&N
99$
f
Three Rivers Grain & Elevator—
82
80
67
M&S
1534
'46.J&J /
634
Tlldep Lumb & Mills 6 34s'46M & S /
Tivoll Brewing ccnv 5s 1947 J&D
Tomahawk Krrft Paper—
101
1st 5s (with *tk) 195l
A&O
1st s f 534s ser A 1951
Tletz (Leonard) 7Mbx-~w
6
5534
27
5634
9634
973*
1961-
0.375% Jan. 15, 1942.
0.75%
Jan. 15, 1943.
1.00%
Jan. 15, 1944.
1.25%
Jan. 15, 1945.
1946
..A&O
(Hugo) Industries—
J&J
7-48 3d stamped 1946
Certificates of deposit
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
96
1954
Stinnes
Sugar Fine Lumber Co—
1st M aerial 6s 1940-1942.M&S
a
f
/
debs
98
30
2d stamped
34s 1937--A&O
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
Union Oil Corp—
2348
78
Stutz Motor Car 7
99
...
20-yr 23*s s f debs
Serial notes—
48
/
F&A
1st mtge8 f 534s ww 1949.A&O
Studebaker Corp 6s 1945
J&J
6% notes 1937
J&J /
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947. J&J *
*§*
76
Schoenstadt (H) & Son 6s 1950
Schulco Co 634s 1946
_J&J / 3134
3134
Stamped (July 1933 coup on /
Guar s f 634s 1946 ser B..A&C }
46
Stamped
/ 46
Schulze Baking 1ft 6s 1945. .M&S
993*
Scovill Mfg 3 3*8 debs 1950.. J&J
10434
r/
24
100
95
-J&D
Struthers Wells Titusville—
72
5s 1955 stamped
f 1947
Strange (John) Paper 6? '44-.J&J
Strawbridge & Clothier—
1st s f 5s 1948
M&S
10334
15
15
22
14
.....
stamped 1945-M&N
St Louis Gas & Coke Corj»—
1st Msf 6s 1947
J&D /
St Louis Rocky Mt & Pacific—
s
Deb 5 34s A 1943
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
104
A&O
A&O
8cripps (E W) deb 534s 1943 F&A
Scullin Steel Co—
1st conv 3-6s 1951
—A&C
Seattle Times deb 434s '41—J&I
Deb 43*s 1948
J&E
Securities Acceptance Corp—
See Investing Companies.
1043*
10434
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55 F& A /
654
10034
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s *45--F&A
16
Roberts & Oake (Chi) 6s '44-M&N
Stiell
Brothers 6s
Stern
.
10034
Mills—
Brighton
1st 5s extended
1043*
75
April 1950
Southern Advance "Rftflr Ac Pa™»r—
1st mtge s f 43*8 1955
M&N
Gen mtge inc 6s
Trask Timber
1st 3s
99 5*
1663*
9934
9934
1003*
80"
57
10
Conv 6s 4th stamp 1950..F&A
Unified Deben Corp 3-5s 1955...
9934
69
40
99
1944.—J&D
J&D
Uchi Gold Mines 1st 6s 1941
Ulen & Co—
60
Union OH Co of California—
6s
May 1
1942
ser
United Amusement
1 st
s
f 5s
ser
105«»i
F&A
F&A
A
3s debentures 1959
union Rock 1st 6s s f
1015*
1947—M&S /
111
10234
1434
Corp—
6734
10534
.F&A
A 1956
United Biscuit deb 334*
'55.A&0
1055*
1
I unase .National name announced on Dec. 31
vccount of principle and
99
983*
9734
1003*
1003*
9934
...
Stand Textile Prod 634s '42 M&S /
Richfield Oil of California—
Conv l 14s 1952
M&8
lOO"
99 5*
99 5*
985*
-
s f 6s 1946
Phoenix Silk Mfg 7s 1943__
Phoenix Iron 1 st
Richardson & Boynton Co—
< 'urn Income 4s 1945
J&J /
1003*
1943
1944
3s debentures 1964..
South Coast Corp—
;».
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)—
1st exti s f 7s 1945
F&A /
Gen & ref 6Hs 1951
M&N /
99
.
7s '50 M&S
Rhode Island Ice 5s w-e *51—F&A
100
;
1948
1949
1950
Smith & Wesson 534a 1948
Soeony-Vacuum Oil Co—
Railway W^house 4-6s (w-s) '47- / 2334
59
lievty Bond & Mtge deb 4-6s *53.
65
Rellance Grain Ltd 434> 1952-J&J
Remington Rand Inc—
10334
20-yr dPb 4 34* w w 1656—MA4103 5*
434s without warr't# 1956 M&8
Republic Steel Corp—
Gen mtge 4 34s ser B 1961 _F&A
10334
103 34
Gen mtge 434s ser O 1956 M&N
Purchase money 534s '54.M&N
10554
69
Restigouche Co Ltd 6s 1948.F&A
Revere Copper & Brass—
97
1st mtges f 334s 1960—M&N
100
Reynolds Met deb 3 34« *51.-J&D
Rheem Mfg conv 5s 1948...A&O a 10334
Rbeinelbe Union 7s 1946
J&J
100
99
L
95
102
J* J
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1954—.A&O }
Saratoga Victory Mills—
634s with warrants 1943
J&J
99 5*
-
-
2% Nov 1
2% Nov 1
2% Nov 1
3% Nov 1
3% Nov 1
3% Nov 1
3% Nov 1
3% Nov 1
2834
101
'48
6934
J&D
2% Nov 1 1941
2% Nov 1 1942
7
m
St Louis Car Co—
1045*
175*
5
J
106"
10034
1003*
1005*
1 '43
i
10
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
1063*
3
Pbilllps Elec Works 5s It
Phillips Petroleum—
& Dec
ot ju»ec
98
Faper Mills I t«l
(l
& Corona Typewr'rs
Serial debentures—
26
June 1& Dec 1
1st extd 6s
1949--..
6«
June 1
auuo 1
F&A
J&J
gmith
"
June 1 & Dec 1 '42
78Y\ Vo
70
101
J&J
1951
1st 43*8 1951
100
% June 1 & Dec 1 '41
Roman Catholic Church 634s 1946
97
102
3/40
Phelps Dodge 3 K* 1952.
Phlla & Read C & I 5s 19
deb
1 34-1 34
1
A
& coll
Hinlth (Howard)
Serialnotes—
(Portland Me) 4s 1958
3-3348 1940-1948
100
Pettibone Mulliken—
Conv
Ists f5sl953
M&F
Queen Dyeing 1st 5s 1944
J&J /
Radio- Keith-Orpheum <%irpM Id west Corp ref 6s 1940.M&N
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Richmond Radiator 5s 1948 M&N
953*
Transportation Co—
AA
1st
99
Church of Germany—
A&O /
15
70 5*
Pr »v Paper Ltd 534s 1647—M&N
104 34
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
J&J
Q ,aker City Cold Storage—
85
30
10234
Simpsons Ltd—
1946
Richmond (Va) Ice Co—
1st & ref 5-6 34s 1947
101
5
Deb 6« 2930
Slgnode Steel Strap 33*8 *45.A&O
4ilesian-Am Corp 7s 1941
E&A
Simmons Co Conv deb4s'52A&0
P*^testant
7s
.
....
M&S /
Ann Apr / 180
war
Richmond Cedar Works 6s 1953. /
65
\
.
M&S
2.75
97
Skelly Oil 3s deb 1950
Slattery Co Inc 534s 1954
98
6
Halske—
Richmond Hos Mills 5s 1848-F&A
)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
deb 6s 1944..
55
r
Produce Term & Cold Storage—
1st Income 6s 1958
J&D
Rhine-Main-l >anube
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940... J&IL 5/
Certificates of deposit
./
conv
66 5*
57
...M&S
M&S
334s assented 1646
3
Oswego Fall Corp—
S f
645*
Price Bros & Co Ltd—
25
20
I
Parmelee
9534
June 1 & Dec 1 *46
1945-Fi
1st mtge s f 5 3$s w w
93 5*
93 5*
*51—J&J]
June 1 & Dec 1 *47
If
87"
85
98
Pressed Steel Car Co 5s
"I a
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937
N'west Pub's Deb 434« 1948-J.
Northwestern Barb Wire Co—
98
95
J&J
1917
Dehgsf ftUs'51 with
50
1st 5s 1957
2d conv deb 4s 1957
1st 3 Hs 1942-1943
f 6s
s
■demeus &
Realty Atl Deb Corp—
134-2% June 1 & Dec 1 19442-234% June 1 & Dec 1 1945.
a
<
Corp 4-6s 1953
4-6s 1953
1
Northern Eler & Nor Pap Mills*
'st
50
Potrero Sug 7s stmp 1947.-M&N
Pratt Cons Coal 1st s f 5s "55 J&J
.
1
98
Shuron-Optical 6s 1951
54
50
98 3*
9834
Shippers Car L'ne—
Kqu p trust 5s E 1941-42..A&O
99
100
99
J
9234
67
101
95 '
99
98 3*
98 3*
— .
10334
/
Cor(Concluded)
1.50%
Jan. 15, 1946
1.75%
Jan. 15,1947
1.875% Jan. 15, 1948
2.00%
Jan. 15. 1949
2.125% Jan. 15, 1950--2.25%
Jan. 15, 1951
2.375% Jan. 15, 1952
2.50%
Jan. 15. 1953
—
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
99
Potomac
J943---J& [/ 923*
I
5s '46.M&
Rock Corp—1946
J& )
6s stamped 1946
——J& >
Partic deb 2d mtge 7s 1946 J & )
JNew York World's Fair 1939—
New York Trap
1st rntge s f 6s
-
10034
Shell Union Oil
Potomac Bond Corp 3-5s 1953—
Potomac Cons Deb Corp 4-6s '53.
NYLE&WC&KR—
Extended at 5% t >
N Y Shipbuilding 1st
104 34
Certificates of deposit
24
1942
M& 1/
NYLE&W Dock & Impt—
Consol Collieries—
gold 5s 1957
8034
J/
1st 6" ext 534%
334
.T&J
1st
I
N Y Do- k Co 'at x 4p 1951.F&
Conv 5% notes 1947——A& )
M&N /
Portld Woolen Mills 6 Ks'44 M&N
(>orto Rican Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6s 1942
_J&J
100
634 s
100
Bid
Bonds
Ask
9934
1st M 3Ms 1954
National Terminals Corp—
—
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
bonds
Issue
a aistriDuuon ai- Die raie ui »/*.ou on eacn original
jm.uuu jjiinuiiJtti amuuiiv vi
$1.52 on account of interest.
Previously paid 5% on July 7, 1939, and 534% on
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price.
Sept. 25, 1939.
a
,
^
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INDUSTRIAL
APRIL, 1941]
83
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
Bonds
Ask
4Olgar-Whe&n Stores—
1952——---A&O
65
67
United Corps Ltd inc 6s 1953 F&A
United Drugs 5s 1953.4-J-M&S15
United Elec Goal Cos lnd 7s 1940.
61
63
87%
99%
87%
8 f 6s Oct 1
United Grain Growers Ltd—
5s series A 1948
—-J&J
65
99%
15%
16%
M&N
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945-J&D
Deb 6%s 1941
i-M&N
U 8 Finishing 5s 1944..1 -J&J
—— —
68
Virginia Hot Springs Co Inc—
2d mtge 1 %-4s ser A 1979
/
Cum incls-4s ser B 1979
/
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49.M&S
Vulcanite Portland Cement—
25
25
5
United States Radiator Corp—
oonv deb* f 5s 1P46
F&A
United States Steel Corp—
.
Serial
85
88
1st
.50% due May 1 1941
.625% due Nov 1 1941
.75% due May 1 1942—
—
.875% due Nov 1 1942
1.00% due May 11943
1.125% due Nov 1 1943
1.25% due May 11944
1.375% due Nov 1 1944
1.50% due May 1 1945.—.—
1.625% due Nov 1 1945
1.75% due May 1 1946
1.80% due Nov 1 1946
1.85% due May 1 1947
1.90% due Nov 1 1947.—...
1.95% due May 1 1948
2.00% due Nov 1 1948
2.05% due May 1 1949
2.10% due Nov 1 1949—...
2.15% due May 1 1950
2.20% due Nov 1 1950
2.25% due May 1 1951
2.30% due Nov 1 1951
2.35% due May 1 1952
2.40% due Nov 1 1952.—.—
2 45% due May 1 1953
2 50% due Nov 1 1953..—..
-
IVi
100%
100%
100
100
20-yr 1st mree 4s
Extend Income 6s 1963 ...M&N
Wood & English coll 7s *39—M&N
101%
100%
102
101%
Warren
100
101
100
101
100
100%
100%
1C0%
105%
96
83
95%
95%
88
89
101
100
101
101
102%
101%
100
101
2.65% due May 1 1955
102
102%
25
37
36%
22%
27"
40
95%
34%
62%
101
90
19"
5s '42
59%
SEATS
Last sate
N Y Stock
550
1,000
866
500
59G
NY Prod Exch
Assoc membersh.
909
65
85
95%
97
94
M&S
Y Curb Exch...
Commodity Exch..
90%
■
1st g
op
Baltimore Stk Exch
225
75
125
50
1
100
98%
Boston Stock Exch.
102
101%
t Canadian dollar value.
a Called for redemption;
v 80 seats. 70 members.
350
55
65
350
300
213
69
4,100
600
3".505
157
523
18
150
500
1.000
"155
100
1.30% Kan City (Bd of Tr)
1.35% Los Ang Stock Exch
34% Milw Grain & 8tk.
Minn Ch of Comm.
66
65
Minn-8t P Stk Ex.
|/80
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
300
500
500
San Fran Stock Ex.
69
10,000
Seattle Stock Exch
27
100
113
U8.000
Montreal Btock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
Phila Stock Exch..
PIttsb Stock Exch.
St Louis Exchange.
12%
2",000
1.500
475
100
400
100
41
42
800
11.850
118.000
500
70
200
Montreal Curb Ex.
62
\
"505
"405
200
"750
Seattle Curb & M_ J
11*
Toronto Stock Exch
93
90
Washington Stk Ex
40
255
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
25
1G6%
103%
464
1750
750
103%
This price Includes accrued interest,
b Basis,
111.
see page
A&O
"300
41
Detroit 8tock Exch
1.80
J&J
M&8
1947
1,200
1,200
800
1.85
32%
Wickwire Spencer Steel—
7s certificates of deposit 1935... f
Prior lien 7s certificates 1935
/
Oonv debs 3 %s
450
390
600
300
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
.
Secured 6s 1945
Wilbur-Suchard 4s 1952
Wilson & Co 4s ser A 1955...J&J
300
Cbicaeo 8tock Exch
98%
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
Debenture 4%s 1945——J&D
103%
Wheeler Osgood Oo 6s 1941.M&S /
55
1st 4s 1953
J&J f
58
Wheeling Steel Corp—
1st M sf 4%8ser A 1966..F&A a
1st mtge sf 3%sser B '66.M&S
97%
Whitaker I'aper 7s 1942
M&N
105
A 1930
2,500
400
375
Cleveland Stk Exct
97%
Western Fruit Express—
Eq tr 4%s ser D 1941-44.. J&D
4%sser E 1941-1945—M&N.&
Western Grain Co 6s 1949—J&J
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s 1944
F&A
ser
582%
2,500
450
Chicago Bd of Tr.. 1,549
Chic Merc Exch...
473
1st mtge 3s 1954
J&D
Western Auto Supply Oo—
3 %s s f debs 1955
—M&S
5-year 7s
96
EXCHANGE
TV"
50
17
1952—...M&N
Watab Paper 1st 6%s 1942-.J&J
Oonv deb 4 %s
102%
102%
Van Camp's Inc 1st 6s 1943—J&J
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 11942
99
N
M&S f
1941
101
98
88
103
N
f deb 6s
101
95
98
102%
98%
60
s
100%
—J&J
A&O
Debenture 6s 1943
J&D
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
Conv 4s debs 1948
M&S
1st mtge s f 3 %s ser D *60 M&N
100
90
102
88
101%
60
Conv
Webster < '&<
3 %• assented A 1947—
United Stockyards Corp—
15-yr coll tr 4 34s A ww *51 A&O
Universal Sewer Ripe 6s 1943.J&J
Utah Ice & Storage (Colo)—
4-5s 1954
-J&D
Valvoline Oil ext 5s 1947. .M&N
100
92
6s 1942
J&J
Yates-Am Mach 3-6%s *44.A&O
West Va Pgh Coal 6s 1947—
West Va Pulp & Paper Oo—
—J&D
88
5%s notes 1937
—M&S f 59
Warren (S D) Oo—
1 st mtge s f 4 %s 1952....M&N
103
100%
3%s assented A 1951...
99
1942-1945- —J&J r
1946-1947
J&J r
4 %s series A 1952
J&J
Woodward & Tier nan Print—
Exch—.1,375 $25,000 $22,000 $25,000
450
4,000
4,200
3,750
Y Cof & 8ug Ex.
344
1,850
1,650
2,900
101
6 H" series C 1951
.—J&D
3 %s assented O 1951..
75
f
N Y Cotton Exch..
100
101%
84
3%s series A
65
54%
Bros Go—
100
100
81
65
68
4s series A
7
5
82%
1955——A&O
j
Wither bee Sherman Ino—
Woods Bros Corp 6s 1937.-A&O f
Woods Manufacturing Oo Ltd—
103%
6s debentures 1948———M&S
Warner Co 1st fis W)44
A&o
Warner-Quinlan Oo 6s 1939.M&S f
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939.J&J f
United Steel Works (Germany)—
r
5
36
York lee Mach 6s 1947
J&D
100%
100
6%s s«rt«s A 1947
Wise Lime & Cement 6s '38. A&O
10
3%
33
99
67
50
1C0
100%
100%
100%
75
100%
Warner Bro* Pictures—
100
100%
100%
101
.
(Hiram)-G & W—
4%s 1945
Deb
100
2 55% due May 1 1954
2 60% due Nov 1 1954
0%s series A 1951
Walker
M&S
5%s 1943
Waltbam W'tch & Cl'k 6s *43 J&D
104
Walton Lumber 1st 6 %s'41 Q-Jan/
30
Walworth Co 6ss f deb 1955.A&O
94%
100
Ask
70
Wlnslow Bros & Smith—
80
1943
M&N
4s-4%s '51. .F&A
7%s
W a basso Oot'n
Walker Coal & Ice 6s 1945—M&S
debentures—
Bid
Bonds
88
_
100%
Ask
Wilson (W P) inc 6%s 1945.M&N
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942—
Certificates of depos't
/
Vicana Sugar Co 6s 1955.... J&J /
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1^53—J&J
Va Hardwood Lumber 6s *42.J&D
_
6%s series B 1949
Bid
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar—
1st coll conv 58 1951
A&O
k Last sale.
n
Nomi»a
Canadian price,
Quotations
Bonds
Bid
Atlanta %■• l%s
Atlantic 1 %■. l%s
99
99
9
—.
Burlington
Chicago
Denver 1 %s, 3s
First Carolina 1%«, 2s
First Montgomery 3s, 3%«.
First New Orleans Is, l%s.
First Texas 2s. 2%s
First Trust ot ChicagoRefunding 1 & 1 %s
Fletcher %s. 3%s—
Fremont 4%s, 5%s
Illinois Midwest 4%s, 5s...
Indianapolis 5s
Iowa 4%8, 4%s
2%
99%
—..........
Bonds
Bid
Ask
Stocks
i^fayette %s, 2s
Lincoln 4 %a
11
2%
99
99
90
Lincoln 5s............
Lincoln 5%s..........
New York 5s
93
94
Dallas
86
Des Moines
Atlantic.
39
99%
72
98
Fremont..
Bid
Ask
83
50
87
74
78
67
63
41
14
2
5
1
.100
North Carolina.
54
n
5
8
5
108
Pennsylvania...
.100
.100
102
25
36
.100
.—5
117
is"
San Antonio....
Virginia
40
122
99
it*
2%
3%
99
Virginian Is...
100
...
Lincoln
New York
101
23
Southwest (Ark.) 5s
Union Detroit 2%s
99%
......
First Carolinas.
101
St. Louis
San Antonio %s, 2s
Southern Minnesota
99
100
41
99%
Phoenix 5s
Phoenix 4%s..........
......
Denver..
Pennsylvania l%s, l%s
99
Par
.100
.100
.100
.100
.100
.100
.100
.100
Atlanta
North Carolina %s, Is..
Oregon Washington
99
99
Company in receivership.
for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Ask
99
..,
r
are
99
Quotation shown is for all maturities.
x
Ex-dividend.
Investing Companies Stocks and Bonds
Concluded from page 71
Stocks and Bonds
Par
Bid
Per
Seaboard
Commercial........10
Preferred
w
Ask
10
12
......50
w
Stocks and Bonds
33
36
.....1
5
6
Seaboard Finance Corp.
Bearer shares
*
23%
$2
•
23%
25%
25%
37
41
cum
preferred
9
4
23
99
Securities Corp General com
1
H
36%
k 100
7.66
Selected Amer Shares Inc ....2%
3.57
Selected Income Shares........!
Convertible stock
....
%
48%
1%
48%
5
Allotment certificates—.....
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
4%s Mar
5s
*
March
1942.
1952.
9%
24%
Registered shares
5 52
hi
Li
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
*
12.83
2.80
$5.50preferred
w
37%
w..
8.35
%
60
2%
50%
)
84"
89"
77
82
23c
26c
58%
62%
4%
33%
42%
,5%% partic preferred
50
Tobacco & Allied Stocks Inc..—*
Tobacco Securities Trust Ltd—
Am dep rets ordinary—..— £1
Am dep rets deferred.......£1
Trans&merica Corp
2
Tri-Oontinental Corp common.. 1
6% cum preferred—.
*
Warrants
5s
conv
• No
deb
1953
par value,
a
J&J
Par
Bid
2.05
2n
tn
69%
106*
Per
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B 25c
Trusteed Industry Shares....25c
Trustee N Y Bank Shares
1
*84 ♦Trustee Stand Invest ser C....1
13.61
♦Class D
i
3.00 ♦Trustee Standard Oil shares A.l
♦Series B
.....1
12
Union Investment common.. —.*
Standard Utilities Inc
...50c
♦State St Investment Corp...
*
Super Corp of America—
Glass AA
.........1
.......9
Stocks and Bonds
hi
Talcott (James) com
100
1
Quotations not furnished by sponsor or Issuer.
1
...
Ask
share
6.11
Standard Amer Trust Shares.... 1
Staadard Investing Corp—
Corp—
....
Bid
Per
Sovereign Invest. Inc., com
Spanish & General Corp—
|2 cum pref w w
Second Carey Trust
Securities Acceptance
Common..
Par
share
"4%
35
45
Conv deb 5s 1946
fl&S
U 8 Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A
Trust ctfs series B
U S & Foreign Securities com
♦
48c
69c
1.15
]|
1.25
1.96
4.95
4.46
3
102
4%
104
14%
1 77
48
52*
U*
—
71
53c
78c
2.03
$6 1st preferred
♦
U. S. & International Sec.—...*
1st pref with warrants....
•
Util Equities Corp com
-—10c
$5.50 priority stock
1
Utility & Industrial Corp
6
Convertible preferred.—...7
Wellington Fund
.....1
Western Reserve Investing—
Deb 5%s 1944
F&A
Ask
share
is1^
101%
106%
Called for redemption see; page 110.
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
t
Ex-dividend.
Quotations for all securities are aa near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Par
Stocks
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Per
Par
Bid
Cot
Chi quo la Mfg,
20
6% preferred—-—
China Grove
Northern Mills
25
75
20
*
*
70
4
Apponaug Co——*
Mills, .100
Arlington
35#
3#
Atlantic Rayon, ... 1
Bates Mfg
100
4
Orescent
Mfg—
Preferred. .,..100
Beaunit Mills.—10
if
15#
6?*
7
(Richard)
7
5
10
*
Mfg Co com
Botany WorstedMills class A——6
Preferred
10
Bourne Mills..—*
Brighton Mills— ■'
deferred
100
Cabot Mfg..—100
Cleve Worsted Mill
Ctommon—...—*
12
8#
20
Alpaca.—100
25*
Dwight Mfg--12#
Eagle Yarn Mills...
Easley Cotton Mills
6#
FlorenceMills
.100
7 % preferred- . 100
Gaffney Mfg.....50
Conv pref.
10
Gainesville Cot Mills
1%
X
Glenwood Cotton
Mills.
Gossect Mills
.
5
21
26""
Preferred
100
Prior preferred.25
Hartford Rayon vtcl
38
14
40
Hathaway Mfg.. 100
Hartsville Cot Mills.
Kendall Co com...*
90
8#
$6 part pref A.__*
102#
Highland Pk Mfg 20
6% preferred——
Imperial Yarn Mills.
17
ill#
20
Common........
Preferred....
20
Hamrick Mills.
Hanes (F H) Knit.5
Industrial Cotton
Mills pref
12#
1
3p
7X
36
39
Naumkeag Steam
Pepperell Mfg
12#
40
28
II*
W*
19#
31
26
5% preferred—100
18#
21#
80
33
34
28 X
Mi
5#
36
100
5#
5%
103
7X
20
21
36
34
33
12
34
13
13#
Wayne Knit Mills.5
14#
1
3
126
2#
—
*
20
Consol
25c
Mines—.1
34
30
8
Gold
32c
IX
18#
AO—2#
U#
11#
5
3#
3#
Callahan
Zino-Lead
Co——
1
Calumet A Hecla
5
1
6#
1#
6#
SulPnM
20
Central Eureka.
Oerro de Pasco
15""
...
1
Cotton.
Copper Corp—.*
30#
31
24%
26
15
Clear Creek Cons—
Common.
10c
Clemenceau Min 25c
Consol Copper..._5
Cons Min A Smelt .5
26c*
83
86""
25
Avondale Mills
1
Belton Mills (SO).25
39
16
28
78
126
19
32
82
*3#
75"
Zinc, Inc.
.1
Federal Mining A
12
55
14
Smelting new.—2
General Tin—... .£
Golden Cycle CorplO
58
101
J#
81
Power
common. .5
H
8#
*
2X
40
77
84
42
.......
88
46
98
17
12*
Calhoun Mills....50
Callaway Mills....*
26
Cannon
38#
Mills.....f
Without par value,
t
9
7#
a
10?*
61*
48
28
39 H
X
7% preferred
Pacolet Mfg
100
7% preferred.-100
99
l5I
A Smelting.....*
73
78
101
Idaho Md Mines—1
Illinois Zinc
*
w*
22
Internatl Mining—1
Island Creek Coal.l
80
119
7
7% preferredlOO
Southern Weaving.*
Southern Webbing
Mills
—10
Southern Worsted—
Startex Mills—...20
Sterling Spinning...
...
—
13
98
Lake Shore Mings.: 1
Lava Cap Gold Mini
Louisiana L'd A Ex 1
8
Magma Copper OolO
Mclntyre Porcupines
8
6% preferred. .100
Rowan Cotton Mills
Saxon Mills..
50
Smyre (A M) Mfg 10
7 % preferred
Southern
Bleachery
& Print Wks
*
Preferred
100
Southern Franklin
Process com.
*
.....
$6 preferred——1
Isle Royale Cop—25
Jardlne Mining
1
Kennecott Copper.*
Kildun Mining——1
King David Mln.SOc
Kirkland LakeGold 1
11
104
11
95
6
99
23
9#
85
125
13
Miami
1st 7% pref...100
2d 5% pref.-.100
73
78
-
12
10#
18#
17#
105
...
15
17""
48
52
48
110
98
m,
126
7
65
mm mm mm
mmtm
Amer shs ctfs
10
Consol Gold
6
5#
Polaris Mining—25c
ption; see page 110.
4
63
9
$6 preferred ...75
Aberfoyle Mfg.. 100
1 i
6
59
12
7
60
100
,
""U
18#
19#
21#
29#
133#
1#
50c
28}
124#
30c
10c
13*
13
Adel Precision.
2.70
Advance
Rumely—*
Aeolian Co—
13J
16
14
6% preferred A.50
Industries
21#
Class A..—.*—1
Class B
..I
Aeronautical
6
5
Technical Inst...l
Aero Supply Mfg—
85c
78c
.*
Addressograph Multigraph Corp...10
Aero
34
25c
20c
WA
15c
5#
10
5#
Oorp.l
24
,
m
Warrants
4#
25# Aetna Rubber-
4#
$
Preferred
.100
Aetna Stand Engine*
4
Agfa Ansco (Del)—1
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
32
12
15
6
106
12
Common
6
.*
Preferred .....100
r
4}
10#
26
16#
37
Equipment
-.1
Airplane A Marine
30c
Direction Finder 1
Airplane Mfg A Sup 1
5c
3#c
3
11#
Aircraft Precision.. 1
Aircraft A Deisel
17
36
27c
1#
2
Aircraft Accessoriesl
"5""
1#
Alnsworth Mfg..-.5
65# Air Associates (N J) 1
26# Air Communicat'nsl
65
ox
1#
Reduc'n com..*
37#
Air
1^
X
..*
Appliance
Alaska Pao Salmon*
75
Albany Packing. 100
Preferred
100
.
1#
37#
Air-Way Electric
3#
3#
1#
1#
90
Uberene Stone of Va
Vot trust ctfs...5
Uberta-Pacific
Grain class A-Preferred—1
7#
7#
4#
4#
r
1.00
1.60
r
29#
Alexander Dept Stsl
Hamilt,
6#
33
6#
Alexander
1#
I
*8
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
Inst 8% pref—1
Vlgoma Steel com
Preferred.....!
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
14
5
"6"
59
64
r
Canadian
Ex-dividend
1
H^CO
20
1
....
18#
1
Pioneer Gold Ltd—1
49""
113#
Adams Millis.
Pato
Dredging
121
MISCELLANEOUS
A B Stove-...-*..*
Abbott Lab'tories,*
10#
6
11
Enterprise—
—
34
32
INDUSTRIAL AND
10*
3}
3#
Mines
...1
Patino Mines A
2#
40
48
#
16#
Tin
Consolidated.
.1
Park-Utah Consol
2#
150
50
38
47
Mining Oom..25c
Preferred B
—50
Oriental Consol
..
mmtmm
16
9
5
7% preferred—100
Pacific
51
Amer Title A Guar25
Bankers Bond A
Abraham A Straus.*
Acme Steel
25
Acme Wire
—10
Mining........10
5
84""
118
Called for red
Noranda Mines
*
North Butte... 2.50
Ohio Copper of
Utah
5
1
....
e
17#
Oklahoma Interstate
Walkce Mfg Co
Ware Shoals Mfg 100
Wellington Milis,.*
Preferred.:
.100
"West PolntlMfg—20
Wiscassett Mills
Woodside Ootton.20
.-
e
17#
5#
10#
NIpissing Mines...5
2
200
#
3
71
2
2
e
48
CO
m
e
6% preferred .100
2#
—
....
Preferred
ft
2#
8
e
50
Abitibi Pow A Pap,*
Canada........*
Mt City Copper..5c
National Tunnel
and Mines com.-*
New Jersey Zinc—25
Newmont Mining.10
N Y A Honduras
Rosario
-...10
91
——
46#
33#
46
7#
7
Ylctor-Monagh'n 100
7% preferred—100
7% preferred-„100
Washington MillslOO
5#
5#
8#
Copper....5
26"" Mining Corp of
88
120
22
67
e
Common
27
32#
77
City RET (C>—500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston). 100
Factory Bldg Tr.lOO
Fifty Associates (B).
Hotel Tr (Boston) 100
Kimball Bldg Tr 100
5
....
Abbotts* Dairy
*
Abercrombie A Fitch
22
Howe Sound Co
5
Hudson Bay Min
7% preferred--100
e
4#% convpfd 100
ft
4#
26
Riverside & Dan Riv
Common
-.-25
100
2#
22#
1#
41#
80
Riverdale Mills—
12
Boston "Wharf...100
Cent Bldg Tr
"7#
14
22#
22
Inspiration Cons
Copper
.20
19#
6
23
-
75
85
25
3#
Bd of Tr Bid Tr.100
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr 100
Bos R E T (Bos) ,100
Bos Stor W'h'se.100
Guar Co
65
65
28X
REAL ESTATE TR
A LAND STOCKS
of New York. ,20
West Jersey Title A
60
....
1#
4
160
44
41
Mills
100
Norris Cot Mills
Orr Cot Mills—100
60
1
3#
*
Empire Titie AOu 100
Real Estate (DO) 100
Title Guar A Trust
Greene Cananea
Newberry Cotton
White Knob Copper
Preferred ......10
Wright Hargreaves
15#
Mortgage Guar.. *
9# Columbia (D C)
5
100
69""
Copper Co....100
Hecla Mining
25c
Hollinger Mines
5
Homestake Mining
common
12X
%
38
GUAR¬
A SAFE
DEPOSIT STKS.
Granby Cons MSA
21
30
—..100
ANTEE
1.25
.1.15
15
1
Mines
78
19
Plate
TITLE
24
45c
5
Goldfleld Consol
Union-Buffalo Mills
Common
10
111
J*
Preferred.
Bibb Mfg- .--100
Brandon Corp A. 100
Class B—
.*
7 % preferred—100
Burlington Mills ..1
32.75 conv pref— *
X
4}
Ltd
Evans Wall Lead—
7 % preferred. .100
Evans-Wallower
70
45c
%
6#
Eagle Plch Lead—10
Preferred..
100
43
40c
....
23#
66
Stowe Spinning
19
Mills
#
37c
50
Nat Yarn Mills,
6X% pref——100
106
3#
3#
Copper....25
12
70
ft
10c
OhicRE Trus's. 100
Chief Consol Min.,1
Chile
116
87
2
2
Tonopah Mining.. 1
Union Copper Land
A Mining
25
Utah Metal A Tun.l
VPs
7
17#
Butte Copper A
Zinc Co
28
13
114
82
&'l
Mining.lOc
Mines
Dredg¬
—.5
ing, Ltd
Bunker Hill A
50
55
10 x
24#
10#
X
Central Am Mines. 1
17
2]
Silver-Lead. 1
Walker Mining—1
24#
9#
Bol Inca Mining.i.l
Bralorne Mines Ltd*
100"
See Indus. Stocks
Monarch Mills.. 100
Textiles Inc com—10
Preferred
25
Thomaston Cotton
Mills common-100
85
preferred ..... 100
Arcade Cotton
preferred
52
87
50
83
Appleton Co.. ..new
t New stock,
$4
22#
American Enka—
American shares.*
Amer Yarn A Proc
Anderson Cotton
Mills
100
♦
Majestic Mfg.
...
Marion Mfg Co
May McEwen Kaiser
Co common
1
lstmtge notes
Spartan Mills.
100
Southern Mills
Mills....*
50
15
-
.
Abbeville Mllls..._5
Acme Spinning.....
25
7
28
41
4«
Washington Tin
_
113
21
53
50
Perfection Spinning.
14#
85
28
Sagamore Mfg
(P R)
100
Sanford Mills
•
Skenandoa Rayon.*
7% preferred.. 100
United Elastic.—.*
Utica Knitting...50
5% preferred—-50
Utica A Mohawk
Cotton Mills.. 100
Wamsutta M—100
19
83
Bulolo
31
6#
A Smelting...
1
$5 prior conv pf 25
Anaconda Copper
Mining Co
50
Andes Copper M.20
Bagdad Copper
5
Blade Hawk
•
Pickens Mill
Piedmont Mfg
.20
Poe (F W) Mfg—100
50
14
Roxboro KnittingPreferred
3
Saco Lowell Shops
Common __—-.*
Preferred. ....20
price,
Linford Mills
Musgrove Cotton
20
51
Rich Borden Mfg—
See Borden—
Alabama
100
Limestone Mills—
Mooresville
100
Boule Mill (N B).100
Tubize Chatillon..l
Class A.,
1
4#
Empire Star Mines
Mill pref—100
Mock Judson Voe—
18#
is#
13
Cotton
Mills
Qulssett Mills—100
#
Laurens
Mills
.
77
35
26
96
is
Joseph Lead—10
Shattuck Denn
5
Silver King Coal—5
So Am Gold A Plat. 1
22#
10
39
Preferred.—
11#
—
King (J P) Mfg—100
Lanett Bleachery A
5.00
Dye Works com 10
78
.
49
Teck Hughes....—1
Gold Min A M..1
Dome Mines Ltd—*
3.00
73
100
St
45
122
Oresson Consolidated
80
Cotton
113""
Tintlc Standard—.1
25
76
New Bedford
Rayon class A. .25
N J Worsted—
8% preferred.. 100
Newmarket Mfg...*
Nonquitt Mills—.*
North Amer Rayon—
Com class A....*
Com class B
*
6% prior pref..50
Pacific Mills
-*
Patchogue Plymouth
Mills com-....—1
18#
-—25
Antelope Min
Ltd Amer shares-.
St Anth Gold M—1
STOCKS
MINING
98
24
23
6h
Roan
Alaska Juneau Gold
31
19
22
21
1st preferred.. 100
2nd preferred ...1
"F
Judson Mills A pflOO
Preferred B
100
Preferred-..——
Units
Preferred.-.100
Kashawena Mills..*
Nashua M (N H) 100
Quincy
47
110
78
Inman Mills
Merrimac Mfg..100
Preferred——100
lit V-Woodb Mills
(Baltimore)...100
116
75
Sunshine
Copper Canyon. 10c
Copper Range
•
Cornucopia Gold-5c
IX
.....
r
r
19%
Preston East Dome 1
Stand
Henrietta Mills-
26
Martel Mills-
/
Graniteville Co...20
Grendel Mills—■
7% preferred.. 100
106#
12X
45
....
r
r
Wabasso Cotton...
49
86
71
75
111
18
65
Globe Knitting. .2 X
Goodall Worated .50
Gosnold M (N B)._*
Kilburn M (N B).75
Ludlow Mfg Assoc.*
Luther Mfg
100
F
44
110
16
75
33
Cotton...*
-.100
Penmans Ltd com.*
Preferred
.100
Preferred
81
68
21
7% preferred—
Eflrd Mfg
...
100
Erwin Cotton
20
Pulton Bag A Cotton
Mills
*
__#
units
23
Ash
Pond Creek
Pocahontas...—*
Premier Gold M-..1
15
Converters. 100 r
Can Cottons Ltd 100,r 100
Preferred
-100 r 113#
74
Domin Text Ltd—* r
Preferred
100 r 149#
Montreal CottonslOO r
Can
86
104
83
Bid
Par
share
8#
101
101
Mining...
73
32
Stocks
American Zinc Lead
15
13
68
Franklin Process..*
fruit of the Loom
7% preferred—100
79
45
6% preferred—100
Clint Mfg Co.
10
3#
3#
13
Draper Corp——*
General
Darl'gton Mfg(S C)5
Drayton Mills
20
7X
98
98
20
80
99
Durham HosierySee Indus. Btks
37
—
Border City Mfg 100
Parr
"4#
Dunean Mills....20
Spinning Oo_...*
6% preferred-.—*
Borden
Spinning—
Dallas Mfg (Ala) 100
94
$1 # conv pref.20
Berkshire Pine
100
Climax Spinning—50
5
38# Columbus Mfg (Oa)
Common, ---*400
3#
Converse (D E).100
5
Beacon
Beott Mills
Clifton Mfg (SO)
Ask
share
Canadian Mills
Co common
10
8% preferred.. 100
Amoske&g Co
Preferred,
Par
Stocks
Ohadwlck-Hoskins
TEXTILE
STOCKS
Bid
Per
Ask
Per share
share
V
industrial
April, 1941]
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Ask
Bid
&
are as near as
Stocks
Par
Bid
Steel Corp...
*
Preferred
*100
Allen Industries
1
10
20k
Amer Optical
»
Amer Piano class A*
Class B
.5
Amer Pneu Serv
*
Am Potash A Ohem *
Amer Products.
*
335
25c
Partic prer_.
Amer Pulley
108
9
Common...*..
Alles A Fisher
*
Alliance Realty. ... 5
Preferred-.... 100
Allied Ohem A Dye
Allied Kid Co
com. 5
I*
2
?!i
5c
3
6
63*
14
18
Allied Prod (Mich)—
CI A conv
25
Common.... 10
21
21J
15k
5K
16
4k
6
11$
73 k
75
*
28k
Alloy Cast Steel-.-*
Aloe lA S) Co
20
Alpha Portl Oem..*
Altorfer Bros com. *
IV*
60
29
15
62
Am Ship A Comm.*
Amer Ship Build..*
Am Smelt A Refg..*
Cony pref....
•
Aluminum Co com. *
19
5% preferred-. 100
Amer Seating
Allis-Ch aimers Mfg
Common
.
..
14H
3
.
6% preferred.. 100
Alum Goods Mfg..*
Aluminum
Indus..*
Aluminum Ltd....*
133
115 k
13 k
73$
15
4
135 k
116k
Am Steel F'dries
13 k
7)4
6% preferred-.100
Amal Leather.....!
6% cony pref..60
Amalg Sugar
1
92}$
12
12 k
Amerada Corp
47k
14 k
47 k
*
Amer Agric Chem.*
Amer Air Lines... 10
$4.25
cony
pf—*
American Arch
.*
Amer BakeriesClass A....
.*
Class B
*
Amer Bank Note. 10
6 % preferred
50
Am Bemberg com.*
Preferred..—100
Am Beverage Corp.!
7% preferred....5
American Book.. 100
Amer Bos da Corp— 1
Amer Box Board..1
A.Brake Sh & Fdy—
*
Common
5K% conv pf.100
American Can. ...25
7 % preferred. .100
American Canadian
Properties
...*
Amer Car & Fdy..*
7% preferred
.100
Amer Car & Fdy
Motors com..
*
Preferred.
100
Amer Carmel
100
ik
4k
Preferred
31*2
5% conv pref. 100
Amer
*
Chicle
34 k
g*
4i*
i hi*
1*
26
6
4h
63 k
59 k
48"
iji*
A Cigar Co... 100
0% preferred.. 100
5% preferred.. 100
Amer
6k
Am Crystal Sugar 10
6% 1st pref
100
Am Cyanamid A. 10
Class B
.10
1st series....10,
86 k
175
2d series.—. 10
3rd series....10
10
Amer Dist Teleg
*
5% Brer
.100
60
61k
4k
1
6K
19*
7)4
k
20
112
108
110
112
200
140
117
7
io~"
7i*
8
12*
i§*
guar pref.. 100
Armour A Co (111)—
87k
34k
11k
12
ii*
11k
11k
3k
3
104
113
101
110
24
1
60
25
18
Asbestos
8% preferred.. 100
6% preferred—50
Amer Home Prod.-l
American Ice Co..*
6% non-cum pf 100
80
ik
62
6k
ik
ik
27k
28 K
2K
2k
43 k
4
9
3k
10k
10
ik
6
1.50
100
3
64
66
22K
23 k
Class B com
37
48k
ik
21
3k
%%
>18
4
27k
5k
k
29
6K
12
14
12 k
13 k
7% preferred.. 100
Amer Mach A Fdy.*
83 k
12 k
86
American News Co *i
ik
ie*
20 k
79 k
k
17 k
18
22
82
18*
9
18
5
ik
12
108 K
non-cum
2K
6k
2K
11
ik
72
25
22 H
106
6
15
20
55
56
56
57 k
ik
36k
Burger Brewing
4
.
preferred-.50
27*
Austin Nlch A Co..*
$5 cum prior A..*
Autocar Co com.. 10
'48
1
36
23 k
32
7k
99
8
21
25 k
22 K
108 K
6k
115K
6k
4
29
2k
}B*
10
26
28
47
50
Fire
ment common.
.
8k
28K
2?*
ill*
75*
25K
103 K
3K
K
28 k
3k
8k
9k
77""
126
2k
85
3
*
6% preferred
*
Bush Term BIdgs—
Butler Bros..:
U0
5% conv pref
ButterickOo
30
*
Preferred
40
.50
Byers (A M) com. .*
7% part pref—100
27
104
Byers Machine—*
Byllesby class A
*
Class B...
*
W*
4k
io""
Preferred
*
43
19 k
Blaw-Knox Oo—— *
Bliss A Laughlin
5
7k
16
33
30
Bliss (E W) Co.... 1
15k
22k
21
uk
6K
85
15 k
■
ii*
27k
1g3k
46k
19
Common
50c
Calif Pack Corp...*
46
5% preferred...50
Calamba Sug Est.20
Callite Tungsten.. 1
16 k Cambria Iron
50
Campbell (AS)
1
16"" Campbell Wyant A
23 k
Cannon Fdry—.*
22
Canada Bread—...*
12
Preferred
.100
Class B pre!
6k
50
90
Canada Cement. 100
Preferred
100
15k
2
Canada A Dominion
20
8
.
20k
Bohack
8
Byrndum Corp....1
Byron Jackson
.*
Cable Elec Products
Vot tr ctfs....50c
4
.*
B ackA Decker Mfg *
Bond Stores com—
Borden Co
15
K
Burroughs Adding
'
$3 preferred
B
See Textile stocks.
Burma Corp Ltd—
Am dep receipts..
Burns Bros Coal.. *
7% pref ctfs—100
7k
Bohn Alum A Br~_ ~
Bon Ami com A...
*
Preferred
50
Burkart |F) Mfg—
Common
—i
$2.20 preferred..*
Machine
Fdy A Mach
RealtyPreferred——100
1
..*
Burry Biscuit. 12 Kc
Blrdsboro Stee
6% conv pf
25
5% conv pf..—25
Bloomingdate Bros.*
Blumenthal (Sid)--*
7% preferred—100
Boeing Airplane— ~
Bohack (H O com.
1st preferred.. 100
Preferred
Bush Term Oo com 1
39
Common
.25
Instru¬
103
4k
1
Preferred—
Burdines Tnc
Burlington Mills—
K
100
5)4 % preferred_50
common
27
34
ks
—5
ik
68
Finance
.
7
6
13
13
8*
6% preferred.. 100
«I*
20
4H
9
69
6k
6
119
Buda Co com
100
Budd (B G) Mfg._
7 % preferred- -100
Budd Wheel
...*
7 % preferred- 100
Bullard Oo
*
Bulova Watch.
.*
*
16 k
24 k
114
Tack..
_.*
Auburn Cent Mfg. *
Automatic
5k
7k
19 k
"2 H
65
Atlas
Alarm
Buckeye Pipe L--50
Buckeye Steel Cast *
Bucyras-Erle Co..5
7% cum pref..100
100
-25
-.5
75
*
5
50
•
Collender Co
14
Limestone
Inc
100
Branswick-Balke-
$5 preferred—-*
Brunswick Site.-.10
*
Bickfords
3K% Pref
Brack Silk Mills.—*
105 k
35c
aV*
1
*
Best A Co
♦
Beth Fdy A Mach.*
Preferred
—.50
Beth Steel (Del)...*
*
105 k
ik
3k
15k
23 k
Conv preferred.20
Atlas Powder...
*
Automatic
23k
118
*
pref
.*
Berkey A Gay Fur¬
com
Manufacturing .50
Brown Shoe
4
Conv
7% preferred-.100
Foods Tnc
*
7 % preferred- -100
94
Brown A Sharp
31k
111k
63
iA--5
Preferred..
...
Class A pref
Forman
II
Benson A Hedges
A Cement
common
Bruce (E L) Co
.5
7 % preferred—100
Blauner's common.*
20
pflOO
Atlantic Refintng_25
4% conv nref.100
Atlas Drop Forge—5
Atlas Plywood
*
Auto
Distillers Corp..*
Preferred
..*
Brown Rubber-
$2.50 preferred..*
Bigelow-Sanford
S3 Lines., j...1
4%
27 h
k
Bender Body com..5
Bendix Aviation
5
Bendix Home
"7K B/G
Atl Gulf AW Indies
5%
30
3.00
58
..1
Bellanca Aircraft. .1
Bellows A Co A..10
Belt RR A Stk Yds
Common..
50
Preferred
—50
Bessemer
Brown Oo preferredBrown Fence A Wire
Brown
*3
7% pr^erred-.100
Beryllium Corp
*
19
6
Truck com.....10
30
103 k
103
20c
Bell Aircraft
9f*
Ordinary bearer £1
Brockway Motor
uk
14
Belding Hem'way—*
Berland Shoe St
Ltd—
Coupon shares..*
warrants
,
2d preferred..100
Beau Brummell
Ties Inc
...1
Beech Aircraft
_1
Beech-Nut Pack..20
common
Brit-Araer Oil
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
23k Brooke (E G) Iron_5
.
c
25
25k
Warrants
Annliance
Common
Bristol Brass
Bristol-Myers
5
British Celanese—
A"
..*
x-w
38k
4x
78
89
2*
"7k
3K
—100
Bearings Co (Am) *
1st preferred
100
12 k
A7*
2k
25
12
28
107
48
19 £
19 k
Sugar Co Ltd
*
Can Dry Ging Ale
Caa&la Forging s—
Class A...*—..*
Glass
B
*
lanada Packers...*
lauada SS Lines..*
4
19 k
Preferred
.100
31k
24 k
12k
4k
121
117
30
Without par value,
2K
7k
A*
16 k
48
*
5% conv pref—100
Amer Locker classA*
Class B
*
Amer Locomotive.*
28k
5k
uk
6% 1st pref...100
21k
*
85
17 k
Rayon.*
36 k
20
6% conv pref..100
36k
4K
At I Coast Fisheries. 1
Atlantic Co A....50
3K
Pref
*
.._*
Brinks, Inc
uk
1.50
"2k
Associated
19k
...
*
18
Preferred
47
28
34
7k
5k
Assoc Dry G'ds
19
108
4%
55
62
§f*
1
6% 1st pref...100
2
7% 2d pref—.100
8K Assoc El Indus Ltd
1.75
Am dep rets ord
105
registered
£1
*
3k Assoc Laundries
Am Laund Mach.20
Am Mfg Co com. 100
6% pref..
100
Amer Maracaibo
1
Amer Metal Co....*
4K
i10k
54
50
Mfg com.l
45
Corp.. 10
Am Mach A Met..*
109 k
Preferred
1
Ashland Oil A Ref.l
Assoc Brew (Can).*
7% preferred..100
3
Amer Insulator.. ..*
$1.50 prior pref. 10
Amer-La France A
8K
W
23
Beaton A Cadwell
Mfg common..25
Beatrice Cream. .25
$5 preferred w w_*
niture
20
$
30k
111k
3k
7k
2k
2k
3k
10 k
111
jl*
40 k
32$
8H
Bayuk Cigars.....*
7% 1st pref... 100
10
8k
Arrow Hart-
7
17
9k
ik
13 k
J*
5% preferred
30
Aro Equipt Corp—1
17k
ik
—__*
'2k
3k
Arnold Print Wks.*
it*
ik
Bros
Bausch A Lomb
Optical com...10
5% preferred—100
30k
8k
Hegeman Elec.10
Art loom Corp
—.*
7% preferred.-100
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works..5
Asbestos Corp Ltd.*
2
*
2
Armstrong Rubb A*
Arnold. Constable.5
12
American Meter
ilt*
7% preferred—100
Armstrong Cork
*
85
ik
*
7% preferred.. 100
Brillo Mfg
Class A
Pref vtc_—100
_
29
Common..
5
$6 conv pr pref..*
34 k
35
50c
Amer Hardware..25
Am-Hawaiian S3.10
Am Hide A Leath.. 1
7%
2k
I
7
30 k
....1
com
Preferred
Angostura-W uppermann Corp
1
Anheuser Busch—20
Animal Trap
*
Antilla Sugar.*. .100
Apex Elec Mfg
..*
Applied Arts
1
Appollo Steel.
.10
A P W Paper
.5
A P W Prop cl A...
Archer-Dan-Midl'd *
Arden Farms
1
$3 partic pref
*
Argo OU
5
Ark Fuel Oil pref. 10
,
Class B
2k
k
Baumann(Lud) com*
Andian Nat Corp..*
_k
20
A Paper A—*
Class B
*
1
Anchor Hocking
Glass Corp... 12 K
.....
8K
Bathurst Power
6
American shares..
Anaconda Wire A
Cable common..*
2
6
2
25
Bath Iron Wks....1
Trading
$5 diVDref
*
Anchor Post Fence_2
New common
3
Amer Export Lines 1
Am Fabrics, pref 100
Amer Felt common *
Preferred
100
Amer Forging and
Socket com—..*
Amer Fork A Hoe..*
Am Fruit Growers.*
Preferred
—50
Amer Furniture—-1
7 % preferred
Am Hair A Felt...*
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred-.100
AmeiHlard Rubb.50
Am Maize Prod
Amer Wringer
*
Amer Writing Pap.*
25 k
Amer Dredging.. 100
American Lncaustc
Tiling Co...
.1
Amer Export Airlines
Warrants
j*
4*
7 % preferred—100
33 k
129 k
87 k
4k
Barfcgis Bros com.-l
6% conv pref. .25
Basic Dolomite.—1
Batavia Body.....5
12
*
Warrants........
Bridgeport Brass .*
Brldgep't Hydr'lic20
Bridgeport Mach--*
Preferred
100
Briggs Mfg...
*
Briggs A Stratton..*
Brill Corp class A-.*
IV*
36
Barnard Aviation.. 1
Barnsdall Oil
.5
Barnsdall Refining.!
5k
12 k
100
Brewing Oo of Am.3
Brewster Aeronaut'! 1
2K
5K% pref.....50
Amer Wind Glass—
Common.
Preferred
Casket com
*
Branlff Airways.2K
Breeze Corp
—1
101
Barlow A Seellg cl A5
Preferred.—.*
IK
25k
Amer Distilling pf
Foamite
Vk*
69
150 k
Am Vitrified Prod.*
179
33 H
126
6% preferred—
Common
Steel
Barker
Armour A Co of Del
20
com
8% preferred—100
Transformer. 10
Am Type Found..10
Bo.vertown Burial
Barium Stainless
2K
Oommon B....25
preferred—-*
Boyd-Welsh Inc-..*
56
8
Preferred.
*
Bardstown Distill—1
Bareco Oil
.5
Amsterdam
Commercial
Alcohol
5c
61
»
2d
IV*
98
.......
34k
Preferred
50
Am Thread 5% prefS
Am Tobacco com.25
Common
27
Preferred
100
Barber Asphalt
10
Barber A Ross-
.
ers class A
..65
Bowm Bilt Hotels—
1st preferred—100
7% preferred...30
17k
91k
13 k
$2.75 cum pref..*
Bower Roll B'r'g._5
Bow-Bllt Bondhold¬
4k
13
88
28
American Cigarette
Amer Coal (N J)..25
Amer Colortyne_.!0
V tc for com
American Stores...*
American Stove...*
Amer Sugar Ref.100
7% preferred. 100
Am Sumatra Tob—*
Amer Television... 1
Amer Thermos A..*
Rubber com--*
$6 preferred... 100
Bourjoi8, Inc
*
33
11
92
Warrants
Baldwin Rubber
1
Bancroft (J) A Sons*
Class A
A
3k
•
21k
.100
Amer Woolen Co..*
4K
Chemical
6% preferred.. 100
Baldw Loco Wks..*
45 k
139
207
Am
100
Amer Centrifugal..!
48
39 k
143
Boston Woven Hose
3k
.100
Balaban A Katz—25
Baldwin Co
8
34 k
;100
Boston Wharf
18
Preferred
*
108
106
....
Am Chain & Cable.*
4K
48 k
15 k
Baker
Snuff. .25
6% non-cum pflOO
Amer Steamship. 100
74
94 k
"2 k
..*
7% preferred- .100
American
11
14
1
6
Warehouse— 100
15k
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Class B._... —10
Preferred
100
Ayrshire Pakota
Colliers Corn
1
Babcock A Wilcox.*
27*
Gravel Pref
.50
Boston
Storage
k
tation Corn
share
llH
Boston Sand A
17
Aviation Capital.. 1
Aviation Corp
3
Aviation A Transpor¬
6K
155
5k
American Sealcone.5
Amer Seal-Kap
2
Allied Stores Corp. *
Per
Borg-Warner Corp. 5
Scrymser..25
2k
Warrants
Amer Radiator A
Common ...18.50
American Screw. 100
Bid
Stocks
Borne
Avery (BFi A Sons 5
6% pref w W...25
_Pref ex-warr.25
25
7% cum pref 100
Am Republics com 10
Amer Rolling Mill 25
4K% conv pf 100
Am Safety Razor—
Ask
ik
Class A com...25
Stand Sanitary..*
Allied Mills Inc
*
Allied Paper Mills.1
Bid
Par
Automatic Prod...5
Automatic Refrig.10
Automat Vot Mach *
Automobile Banking
$1.50 conv pref 25
5% prior pref—.7
155 k
uk
154
11
Stocks
...
50
85
stocks
Per
27
6
4
......
9k
Alientown Portland
Cement pref
10
Corp common...*
21K
Ask
Per
Per share
Allegheny Ludlum
miscellaneous
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
a
25
Called for redemption;
see page
110.
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
rOanadiaa price,
t New stock,
z
Ex-dividend.
17J4
36
Quotation* for all securities are as near as possible for the
Stocks
Per
Can Wire 8c Cab A_* r
Class
B
* r
Canadian Airways.*
r
-
r
Class B
59%
18%
%
34%
25
Bronze com
r
100%
Mach com---.--4
Cleve Tractor
..*
13%
6%
Climax Molyb-
113
115
Preferred.. —.100
Club Aluminum
Utensil com.--—*
3%
3%
Oluett
f
r
iok
9
5
34%
2%
7*0*
3lH
140%
98
20
68
1%
31%
146%
103
22
71
24%
94%
25^
*
*
60
62
125
Coca-Cola Intern..*
700
125
121
Oockshutt Plow...*
Cohen (Dan) Co...*
Cohn 8c Rosenb'ger *
113^
8%
8%
Coca-Cola Co
Class A
~~9%
*
11
110
*
84.25 preferred..*
Collins 8c Alkman..*
*
6%
0% preferred--100
93 %
5% conv pre!-. 100
Collins Co
100
5% preferred.-100
Oarib 8yndicate.25c
Carman & Co A—*
SIM
I*
38%
*
♦
Class B
Carnation
24
7
Co
Casco
8%
7%
7%
Products—*
Oolson Corp
.*
Colt's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
25
49 M
Case (J I) Co
*
Ool Fuel & Iron
Warrants
28
1
100
7% preferred.. 100
Case Lockwood 8c
120
23
24%
113
145
Co.. 100
250
Columbia
Case Pomeroy
20
Caterpillar Tract. .*
Celanese Corp
*
7% Prior pref-100
1st partic pref-100
Celotex Co com—*
5% cum pref_.100
Celluloid Corp—16
1st preferred
*
$7 preferred
*
Central Aguirre
42%
22%
Columbia
3 %
1%
3%
16%
2%
1%
4%
17
3
24
26
74
75
10
18
*
Preferred
Charts
Checker
Cab
34%
Vt
&
ill*
1%
Cherry-Bur Corp. .5
12
106
Ohesebr'gh Mfg..25
Common
Chesapeake Paper
6$
conv
pref. 100
20
3
Chic Dailv Nptws
5 % preferred
100
10 %
10%
Class
A
*
97
98
Class
B
*
66
08%
8% preferred-.100
95
Continental Can..20
Oont Diam'd Fibre.5
Continental Mot-.l
Oont'l Oil (Del)...5
Oont'l Oil (Mex).-.l
Oont'l Roll 8c Steel 1
37
37%
8%
3%
18%
.
Chicago Flex Shaft 6
Chic June Rys & Un
8tk Yds
100
Continental
210
Chicago Mail Order 5
Chicago Nipple
6
6
com
Chic Pneu Tool
*
13
$3 conv p^ef
*
$2.50 prior pref..*
Chic Ry Equip
25
49%
12 %
V t c for
*
com
10
Preferred
6
*
Oinci Advtg Prod..*
Clnci Ball Crank. _1
Cln Tob Whouse.25
2
CInecolor
Inc
9%
99%
6%
2%
16%
99
Clark Controller..
Clark Equip Co—*
16
34
36
100
108
112
Preferred.
Claude Neon Lt
_
_
5%
2
1
Clayton 8c Lambert 4
%
.?
6%
$1.50
19%
value.
a
113 %
1
10*
>*ef.20
conv
*
East Dairies Ltd
.
50c
1
28%
4%
13%
Corp com 10
5% prior pref.-20
1
Warrants
9%
24%
6%
21%
28%
Eastern
15c
Footwear .1
East Mall'ble Iron25
11
East Racing Assn..*
40
3%
Easfern Roll Mill..5
Eastern Sugar
Common
Assoc
1
*
134
6% preferred..100
Easy Washing Mach
172
Eastman Kodak
3%
• r
Class
11
9%
25%
1
Preferred
18
*
B
3
33
Eaton Mfg Co
4
Economy Groe Sts_*
Edge water Steel
*
8%
9%
44*
2%
Edison Solitdo'df
11%
67
15%
49%
Edison Bros Stores.2
5% preferred.-.50
49
56
*
31
Elastic Stop
Elder Mfg
107
53
110
Aircraft
*
Det Gasket & Mfg.l
20
6% pref w w
Detroit-Gray Iron 8c
Foundry com—1
Detroit Harvester.1
Detroit Mich Stove t
Prod 1
*
12
Nut-_1
*
55
Electrical Steam
%
29%
15%
1
Sterilizer
8
8%
Electric Auto-Lite.5
3%
4
3
Electrical 8c Musical
1
Electric
1%
7Cc
9
%
90c
10
17*^
Elec Stor Battery.-*
Elec Vacuum Clean*
%*
32%
23%
Electro Bleach Gas .*
Electrol Tnc com
1
34
1
Indus Am shs..
40
%
Boat
18%
Corp
Electrographlc
1%
12%
2%
%.
1%
13%
2%
H
20
11%
6%
%
1
Common
Electrolux Corp
Electromaster
1
..
Inc.l
32
Elgin N Watch—15
Eljer Co com
*
Detro't, Steel Prod 10
19
28
10
11
U%
Devoe 8c Raynolds—
Class A (non-vot)*
14
14%
1st
preferred.-100
14%
16%
2d
preferred.-100
Preferred
100
82
17%
108%.
Preferred
18%
UG%
Converse Rubber
$2 preferred
Special pref
Cook
33
*
P't & Vurn
$4 preferred
*
Cooper Bessemer. *
$3 prior pref
Oopperweld Steel..5
Conv 5% pref..50
*
2d p eferred
100
Dewey 8c Almy Chem
Common
*
20
22
*
100
104
54%
10%
60%
B
4%
10%
62%
4
Common
Dexdale Hosiery—
Preferred
100
Diamond Alkali..20
Preferred
32
15%
53 h
Diamond Match
Cornell-Dubllier
Elec Corp com..l
Corning Glass Wk 10
6% Preferred. 100
Corn Prod Refg..25
7 % preferred-. 100
Oorroon 8c
$6
Oosden
5% conv pref. .50
Cosmocolor Corp.. 1
Coty Inc com
1
ICoty Internat'l
1
Courier Post pref 100
Diamond Shoe
104
com
Diamond T Motor
101^
46%
165
.*
6% part pref—25
8%
101
47""
7V
4%
65%
23%
24%
37%
11%
8%
34%
37
11%
7%
31%
1
iDifferential Wheel. 1
"2%
~3%
Voting trust ctfs..
2%
2%
3%
7%
40c
20c
2
72
85
1 %
82%
*
13
68
1
||Di Noc Mfg
Discount Corp ..100
4%
120
....
%
2%
68
80
6% preferred ..25
8
2%
Co Ltd.Xl
8%
13
Called
for redemption;
see
page
110.
* Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
5H
1%
18
120
97
20
20
25
28
Emerson Elec Mfg.4
Preferred
4
92
_
Empire Sheet 8c
Tinplate
*
Smsco
6
Derrick
4%
E ndicott-Joh nson. 50
461A
5% preferred-.100
Equit Of ice Bldg
*
108%
H
Escanaba Paper—
Preferred
100
-
40
....
Esquire Inc
3%
21%
3%
1
Eureka Pipe Line_50
Eureka Vac Olean.5
5
6
Corp.5
Inc
..1
Ex-Oell-O Corp...3
2
Evans Products
% 'Disney (Walt)—
.
*
Ely Walker D G..25
1st preferred--100
2d preferred.-100
Emerson Drug. .2 %
Class B
2%
Preferred
Dictaphone Corp..*
8 % preferred.. 100
Dictograph Prod. .2
Diesel Equipment.. 1
175
Rey'ds.*
A
pref. .*
Petroleum. 1
conv
—
..
108
3%
5% cum pref—.50
5% prior pref. 100
Elk Horn Coal..
"5%
5
§
9
100
Class A
It
par
9%
26
Eastern
1C5
| Distillers
♦Without
*
-100
Eastern Air Lines.
10
50
Detro't Paper
h
cl
25
Oil
Eason
18%
87
Detroit
7%
v t
Lock
Eaele
De Vilbiss Co....10
6*
City Ice & Fuel..
Dwight Manor
Early 8c Daniel
Preferred.
Detachable Bit.. 10c
JA
7*
35*
-
18
1
6% % cum pf .100
City & 8ub Homes 10
City Stores
5
18
*
com
6% preferred
80
13%
City Auto Stamp..*
Mills B
*
W
Duro-Test Corp. .1
Duval Texas Sulph. 1
130
5
£|
40
pref
25
7% pref.
100
Durham Hosiery—
79
7
4%
12%
Cin Un Stk Yds...*
7%
3
*
5
com
6%
78
Preferred—-
11%
1%
11%
4%
6%
113
123%
Chem
100
5%
62%
3%
6%
2%
5
Baking
Preferred.
12%
1%
1%
6%
4 %
62 %
3%
5%
1
109
145 %
Oont Screw com.. 10
Preferred
10
Oont Steel Corp
•
9
12 %
100
10
Co
Chrysler Corp
Ohurngold Corp
5%
5%
12%
11
8
Chic Yellow Cab..*
Ghickasha Cot O.IO
Ghilds Co com
*
Chilton
9
8%
4%
4%
Chic & So Airlines. 1
Preferred
13%
39%
50%
13%
38^
Chic Rivet & Mach 4
& Engineering
_7|
*
'nternatl.l
Preferred
115
-.
96
1
5%
33%
Durez Plastics 8c
8% debentures 100
Supply .10
6 % preferred
100
De Pinna (A) Co—
Class A
1
6% conv oref. .10
Derby O 8c Ref com •
as
2%
A Co common.-20
100
Dentists'
^Continental Aviation
Board common._ *
Preferred.
60
_
$6 preferred
100
15
108
4
I-
Corp.*
Common
Class A com
3%
%
Co n tal ner Corp
31%
(Allen)
Duplan Silk
*
8% cum pref-100
DuPont (E I) de N
1
$6 prior pref
1.25
113
2
(R G)
Dunhill
Dennison Mfg—
18c
Mont
Bradstreet
10
-1
Del Rayon A corp.
Delta Airlines—
108
Warrants
5%
.20
De Long Hook
and Eye.
3%
Textile.*
Consolldaslbtr Coal—
6
__*
*
Turbine
5%
Consolid'd
Manufacturing. .4
Cheney Bros com..*
1
Delendo Corp
De Laval Steam
80
Consolidated Steel *
Chefford Master
35
A
Dejay Stores..
preferred-100
*
2%
124%
Laboratories cl A1
*
Gilbert Corp
8% preferred..100
Consol Royal OH. 10
"if*
ll*
Du
*
7% preferred.
Cons Paper of Can.*
Consol Retail Sts-.l
106
119*
Preferred100
Dryden Paper.-.-.*
Dubllier Condenser 1
Defiance Spark Pl.»
Deisel-W /mmer
Lithograph..*
Consolidated Oil
19
18 H
104%
10
Mfg.5
Preferred
pref
Hammer
Decca Records
Deere 8c Co com
Cons Mach Tool uts.
100
Corp.
Cons
100
*
100
Preferred
pref. -100
cum
cum
Class
$2 cum part pf..*
Cong Laundries
6
*
_
Drug
Dow
*
com
5 % preferred.
Darby Petroleum..5
Darco Corp 8%pfl00
Dardelet Thr'dlock *
6%% prior pf.100
7% nreferred-100
7%
common
Fibre
$8
Cutler
Cons Cigar Corp..*
4M
0% pref
100
Chapman Valve—1
87
Oushman's Sons—
77%
Cons Film Indus..1
8
72%
*
Conv prlorpref
---1
Class A
24
Common.-.----I
24%
5
8c
Common
Dow Chem
•
1
pref
42
149%
Doubleday Doran.*
Douglas Aircraft.-*
Douglas (W L) Shoe
13
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Eng
Paper
23
*
4
Common..Par $10
Champion
Publish
*
conv
53*
100
Preferred
86
Darling Stores Corp
$2 partic pref..-*
Davega Sta Corp. .6
5% conv pref--25
Davenport Hosiery
Mills com
*
Preferred
100
Davis Coal A Coke 50
Davison Chemical. 1
28%
4%
\S%
1
4i£
40%
96
Chain Belt com....*
43%
*
Consol Rlscuit..—-1
Consol Car Heat. 100
$3
*
5%% pref
5
*
$7 preferred
Solvents..*
Consol Aircraft
3
6% prior pref. 100
Chemical
Dominion Textile
Curtiss Wright Corpl
Congoleum-Nalrn. •
Congress Cigar
*
Ctfs of deposit
Conn Telep & Elec.l
3
Certain-teed Prods. 1
23
Dun
7%
3%
Centrifugal Pipe—1
Century Elec
10
Century Rib Mills.*
7% preferred. .100
5
5% Preferred .100
Cudahy Pack.--.30
Preferred
100
Cuneo Press
5
4%% pref
100
Curtis Llghtlng--2H
Curtis Mfg of Mo. _5
*
6
Oen Violetta Sug
5
25
Stores--*
3%
19%
Mach vt cext—1
Oonde Nast Pub--*
6
Coal B
Dominion
Dominion Tar &
21
Oompo Shoe
9
Dominion Steel 8c
New prior pref..*
*
it*
Driver Harris Co. 10
Stamping
Comm'l
24%
100
Dominion Bdge.lOO
18
Dominican Coal pf 25 r
Dominion G'ass.100 r 115
Preferred
100
Dresser Mfg com..*
1%
and
3%
6%% pref
5%
Doyle Mach 8c Tool 1
Curtis
pref..*
..*
*
Cuban Am Mangan 2
Cuban-Am Sug—10
7% nreferred -100
5%% conv pf.100
Cuban Atl Sugar..5
Cuban Tobacco
*
5%
conv
44
Cuba Co
$2 preferred
*
Combustion Eng.. 1
10
Ohamberiin Metal
Weather Strip
12
Pepper Co
Tissue.—-*
Crystal
Commercial Shearing
1
Ohambersberg
26%
18
Parts com...
Cent Ohio St Prod.l
Cessna Aircraft
24%
10%
17%
Carbon
3%
13%
20^
Or
A
Doehler Die Oast..*
Dold (Jacob) Pkg—
Crown Drug com 25c
Preferred
25
Columbus Auto—
2m
1%
Cent Iron & Steel. 10
Central Paper
Preferred
14
2
$2.75
43
Airport..-1
Central American
Plantations ---100
Central Distrib'n 42c
Cent Foundry com.l
5 % preferred.. 100
1.65
1.40
12
18
Oolum
31%
Dobeckmun Co coml
5
63%
1
5%
105
Dixon (J) Oruc-.IOO
\ lH
5% conv pref-100
Orvstal Oil Ref
*
17%
Columbia O 8c G
52%
24
28
Columbia Pictures—
Vot tr ctfs com..*
9
8%
33%
Crown O'k <fc 8eal_*
*2.25 pref w w._*
Preferred x-w—*
..
6
*
Class
Crown Cork Tnt A_*
Crown Zellerbach
B'castin
Class B
68
Central
2%
Columbia Mills. .10'
123 M
*
*
$5 conv pref
Crucible Steel
15
Sys Inc class A 2
120
■
Baking..*
Preferred.
•
Columbia Brewing.5
5%
Castle (A M) Co.-10
Catalln Corp.
1
Associates
1
Products
5
Dixie-Vortex Co
155
12%
Columbia Aircraft
Brainard
103%
25
6% preferred—.10
Ordinary shares
0% conv pref
29
Carter (J W) Co. —1
5% conv pf
100
Creameries of Am—
*3.50 oref
*
Cream of Wheat
2
Creole Petrol
5
Crocker-Wheeler -_*
Croft Brewing
1
Crompton 8c Kn'les *
Crosley Corn
*
Orowell Collier Pub¬
lishing Co
*
Preferred
100
Crowley Milner
*
Prior Prefer red. 50
Crown Central
9%
5
m
102 J
111
t*
Home Stores. 1
Dixie
Dixie Tee Cream
Colon Development
109
'1st preferred--100
Carpel Corp
*
Carpenter Steel
6
Carrier Cora...
*
Colonial Beacon Oil»
Colonial Ice B pfd_*
wire common
1%
77
Divco^Twin Truck.!
11*
9%
12 J
102
15
6%[pref w w—100
Distillers Lfquors2H
&Co—25
Cramp Shipbldg
5
Petroleum
Oollyer Insulated
(Philip)
Carey
Per
Oowles (C)
Oolgate-PalmolivePeet common
Carborundum Co.-*
96
,
9
Bid
*
Seagraras Ltd
(Md)_5
Crows Nest Pass Coal
33%
of Los Angeles--.*
of New York
*
of St Louis
-.1
105
120
120
Capital City Pro I.*
Carbon Monoxide
3
Par
Distillers Oorp-
$1.50 conv cl A.20
*
of Cincinnati
1%
1%
*
Pea body
*
7% preferred. .100
Coca-Cola Bottling
18
10
•
Olinchfield CoaJ.100
23%
Stocks
Am deprcts ord£l
Covered Wagon Co
Crane Co com.
denura Co
Ask
Oourtaulds Ltd—
28
1
Cleveland
17
Bid
Per share
5% preferred. .100
Hobblng
1%
23
Par
Stocks
Ask
Cleveland Graphite
107
105
t
Can Locomotive—*
Eliminator
Bid
month preceding the date of Issue
closing iay of the
Per share
58
k
100
100
Preferred
Par
share
5
Canadian Bronze. •
Preferred
100
Canadian Canners.*
Canadian Oar & Fy •
Preferred
25
Can ad Celanese
*
Preferred
100
Canadian Colonial
Airways
1
Canadian Dredge
8c Dock
*
Canadian Foreign
Invest Corp
*
8% preferred..100
Can Indus Alcohol—
CI A voting
*
CI B non-voting-*
Canadian Industries
Class A
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
INDUSTRIAL
86
Ever Plastics
R vers harp
price,
e New stock,
2%
26%
x
Ex-dividend.
Quotations for all security are u near as
Stocks
Bid
Par
Class
46
B
109
133
254
3854
7% preferred.. 100
Fairbanks Co
25
8% lstpref
8% 2d pref
30"
100
100
554
3754
Fairbanks Morse..•
FalrchtM Aviation, 1
Q
Falrchlld Eng A Airl
Fajardo Sugar
.20
Falstaff Brewery-_ 1
FamlseCorp CI A.2
23
6?4
54
54
24
754
13*
12
1
Farrel-Blrm'ham .25
•
254
H* *
i
1
Park com.*
*
"354
Fodders Mfg
...5
Federal Bake Shops*
754
Preferred
Preferred
Federal
27
30
3254
30
13
3354
Compress
Machine
Welder
1
1154
3X
254
9454
20X
95 X
12
12 X
10
19
17
13 54
20
20
454% preferred 100
Federated Publics's*
Ferro Enamel
1
Flat Am dep rets
6th Ave Coach...25
Fllene's(Wm)Sons .*
20X
Finch Telecommuni¬
cations
1
com
3X
4X
Firestone Tire & Rub
Common
10
1654
A. 100
102 X
First Nat Stores
.*
Firth Sterling Steel.
35X
6% pref
ser
.
10%
103%
35X
Preferred
86
7
8X
87
Flintkote Co com..*
Fla Portld Cem u t s.
Florence Stove
•
Florsheim Shoe com*
Flour Mills of Amer
13
77
♦
w
30X
31
23 X
24X
IX
IX
4
Fobs Oil
•
Follansbee Bros
*
Preferred...
10
Follansbee Steel.. 10
5
11
5
5X
5% conv pref. 100
Foimer Graflex
*
24
27 X
Preferred
..100
Food Devices
20c
Food Machinery.. 10
55
_
3X
454sconvpref.lOO
28 X
106 X
Preferred
100
Foote Burt com..,:*
Ford Motor Ltd—
Am dep rets ord._
Ford Motor of Can—
Class A
...»
Class B
9
8X
a
*
21"
IX
IX
10X
10
11
Ford Motor France
Am dep rets
:
Formica insulation *
21
Ft Worth Stk Yds.*
Foster Wheeler.. 10
15X
$7 conv pref
Foundation Co
Foundation Co
»
1
of Canada
*
21X
15
120
5X
5X
6X
23
F-R Publishing....*
11
16
Francisco Sugar
*
Franklin Co Coal—
3
Preferred
10
Franklin County
25c
3X
40c
%
Preferred
Franklin Ry Sup?:*
8X
...
Shops
19
*
8
-.10
10
Free port Sulphur.10
French Investing
37
Preferred
100
9X
19X
20X
Partlc conv pref 16
Fruehauf Trailer.. 1
pref. 100
96
Fuhrman A Schmidt
13
47
37
57
154
Gabriel Co cl A
*
Galr (Robert) com.l
30
Co
20
*
95X
10554
10X
11X
6% conv pref..25
Gar look Packing
*
28 X
30
49 X
51X
...
2254
1054
57 X
13
20X
104%
common..
5% preferred.. 10
Gary (Theo) SI.60 pf
Gay turd Container. 5
conv
Gellman
pref..50
Mfg
51
4%
7%
11X
53 X
1
Corp
X
IX
...5
Conv preferred.20
9X
10X
Gen
recept ee
CliNN A
Gen
i-
Alloys Co
•
Pref (stamp)
10
15
18
X
4
a
135
145
Dlecasting
154
254
754
Indus Brown Hoist-
Indus Accep Corp—
7
16
7554
120"
2054
10954
354
854
254
54
86
24
154
._5
20
pref..50
554
654
1054
•
10
75
15554
954
12654
26
754
*
103
2X
1
Golconda Petrol...*
—
354
Goodman
Mfg..
Goodrich (B Kj
*
S5 preferred
...*
1854
84%
*
%
5X
Interstate
&
Prior pref... ..65
37
ti*
5
57%
26
5%
98
9
954
Holt (H)
754
99
27
1354
13 54
10854
454
54
*
...1
-100
A Co A..*
B
1054
*
Chemical
com.
17
.10
10054
preferred-100
10
131
(Ohio).*
12
Inter type Corp
*
Iron Fireman vtc__*
54
Jackson (Byron) see
Jacobs Aircr Engine-
18
10254
Jacobs (F L) Co._.l
Jarvls (W B) Co..
43%
Ironrite
10
lroner
Irving Air Chute...1
Irving (John) Shoe.l
Preferred
w
w._25
Jeannette Glass
Jefferson Lake Sul X
7
30
11554
100
112
114
17
Statler com.*
18
20
6% preferred
.25
7% preferred .100
24
5% oreferrpd
Hotel
954
1154
16
1*
_
»
10
Preferred
Jenkins Bros.....25
Jersey
Jewel
Cereal..
*
Tea
.*
Johns-Manvtlle
8
1754
4H
54
554
"B"
454
254
11
,54
354
7
1654
16
39
*
59
7% preferred.. 100
124
Johnson Pub
10
Xe
Johnson Stevens A
9854
7c
Hotel Waldorf-Ast.l
754
84
*
3354
254
2954
235f
Equipment..... 1
Hosiery—
13
Prior preferred..5
Horn Hard't(NY)-*
if
8
Interstate
32
Horder's Inc com..*
Hormel A Co com..*
Horn (A G> com
1
3
Interstate Home-
754
2854
1354
1354
Hooker Electro
6%
7% preferred..100
Mills com
1
*
.
£*
40
Horn & Hard't Bak *
1305-4
2%
39%
15c
Shinkle Shoe
...
1254
Johnson Tin Foil
Houdaille-Hershey—
*
*
34
3554
1154
100
70
11
Houdry Process.. 10
38
41
Jonas A Naumb'g254
Jones A Lamson..20
40
3
Jones A Laughlln
Steel common. 100
Class A
Great West Sugar. •
7 % Drefwcd
100
Greater New York
Class B
.
Houston
1
Oil
Material
Greenfld T'p A Die*
65
18%
30X
11%
11X
Field
254
com
SI.50 conv pref.20
Houston Oil (Tex^—
Vot tr ctfs com 25
Vot trctfs 6% pf25
1
Howard Aircraft-
..
16
354
15
1
17
354
17
154
A Metal
7% preferred.. 100
Joy Mfg
Julian A Kokenge..*
Kahn's (E) Sons..*
lstpref
...100
254
29
10354
1254
30
104K
2654
13
1354
10354
10
Furnace com
*
1154
it<k1_25c
Called for redemption, see page 110.
354
42
Kalamazoo Stove A
Western
Brew common
.*
Airplane
Engine
10
3954
Holly Sugar
7 % preferred
29
Interstate
16
%
3954
34
38
Class
40%
preferred-.100
SI.50 preferred..*
Green (H L) Co...l
Greyhound Corp..*
5 54 % preferred. 10
1954
2654
60
101
Int Vitamin Corp.. 1
1754
24%
1454
pref.. 100
954
954
354
50
.
1
*
Hoe (R) class A..10
conv
2654
135
1354
6454
154
100
Internat Silver
Hobart Mfg A
$5
Holophane Co
•
Brewery com
*
Int Text Book
1354
..1
2654
127
*
100
Int Safety Razo*- B_*
Internat Salt
*
Bakeries*
$5 preferred
*
12%
1IH
Great Lakes Term
SB
Internat Pulp
Preferred
7% preferred.
Ohem
Common
100
25
shares..*
Registered shs...*
Internat Prod
•
Internat Shoe
1554
105
104
Petroleum
Coupon
Interstate Dept St's*
Go
Stor**
154
Hollander!.\)& Son 5
Holland Furnace.10
6% preferred.-.20
Knight..*
Grieseaieck
1354
54
454
1454
pref..100
17
38
Graton &
Pap
conv
97
32
certlfs...*
Nor
Power com.. 15
Warrants
12
1154
454
Milling?-
5% preferred..100
Int Nickel (Can).,
7% cum pref..100
International
Paper
A
1054
854
Ind
17
Granite City Steel.*
Grant iW T) com.10
Great
10
*
Metal
A
1654
Varn.l
100
£1
95
*
1st preferred.. 100
154
-
Hires (O E) com
7% preferred-.100
Graham-Paige Mot 1
W'house
Heywood-Wakefield
Common
25
Common
qa
Internat
1154
6854
7% preferred...21
*
Internat
Internat
110
11
25
.
Match
Realization
53"
67
Hiawatha Oil A Gas
Common
....5
Preferred
10
Indus
International
5454
154
*
10
Atl A Pac Tea
Non vol" com
1354
7154
128
23
159
7% preferred.. 100
Internat
51 X preferred..6
Hlnde A Dauch.._10
Silk
Pr^fciTed
67*
10
HII ton-Da vis
54
4854
•
69
Gorham fnccomA.*
Ex-div
1054
Hevden Chemical
pref
Harvester
6%
5254
10854
7 % preferred
A
*
50
Bans
20
r»ref
conv
3354
1854
Publishing pref.. *
In'
109
100
Hfckock Oil cl A
1
Hillman Coal A Coke
S5 conv pref
*
Goodyear T & R of
Grand
$4
152
fat Business Mach.*
Int'l Cellucotton..*
Int Cigar Mach..,
Internat Educational
Int Mercan Mar
162
Hewitt Rubber....6
1st B
39
Preferred
50
Good Humor Corp 1
Hosiery com
7% prior pref. 100
n|n
-
*
S3 preferred...
*
Hershey Chocolate.
—*
854
154
3554
Interlake Iron
*
Int. Agricultural..*
8254
6% preferred..100
Hers hey Creamery *
Preferred
654
754
1054
1054
Preferred
Steel
Internat Elevating40
70*
Canada
154
3254
—
Hercules Motors
*
Hercules Powder..*
com
254
154
21
4H% conv pref 50
Globe-Democrat
Goodyear Tire
"854
84
62*
IX
154
6% preferred-.100
Intercont Rubber..*
Royalties
.1
Cement. _*
..*
100
Interchemical Corp *
Hendrick Ranch
Gobel (Adolf) Oo-l
Godchaux Sugar—
23
*
25
7% non-cumpflOO
pref. .100'
6
1st preferred...10
1754
Helme (G W)
Wernicke—*
2
1
preferred
10
Industrial Rayon..*
Ingersoll Rand
*
6% preferred-.100
Stores
A
45
100
2d
Inland
7 % class A pref.25
Hecker Prod com_.l
Helena Rub'stein..*
Class
pref
Common
554
6
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25
Hazel tine Corp
*
conv
Cum
6
13
S7 preferred
*
Hayes Indus
...1
Hayes Mfg
2
Haytian Corp ._...*
6%
354
Indian Refining..10
Terr Ilium
Oil non-vot A...1
Class B
1
2
Hearst Consol Pub
27
154
1
Common
2
*
254
754
554
554
Haskellte Mfg
__5
Hat Corp class A..1
Dept
.6
Indian
14"
11
1
n-v
9
14
Indiana Pipe LIne754
19
Hercules
Groc
Without par value,
100
Hart A Oooley
25
Hartford Times
*
Hartman Tob units.
Harvard Brewing.. 1
654
12
6
65
854
Motocycle..*
S3 pref
5
60
Hearns
8
Preferred
10
Indiana Gas A Ohem
Common
*
com
Hendey Mach
Preferred
854
1554
1
*
6% pref
5
10H
654
1354
6
654
Brit A Irel'd
of G
Am dep rets ord £1
6 X % pref w w 100
27
254
654
654
£1
Imperial Tobacco
149
Hatfield-Campbell *
Prior preferred. 12
105
Partic pref
100
4X
4
Haverty Furn Cos—
Conv pref
*
1.25 Hawley Pulp A Papl
*
6
Class A
M*
98
.
Great Lakes SS
454
ex
Harrlsburg Steel
Harris Seybold
Glass B
54
154
28
100
Imperial Oil Ltd...*
Registered shs
*
Imperial Tobacco
Indian
ardson Arms Co—
Class A
1
11%
.
New
14754
94
1
Ideal Cement
of Canada com..5
19
*
com
S5 preferred
43
45
Indus rets
HarvlII Aircraft
Great Lakes Paper—
SB conv pref
*
Garflnckel (J) A Co
Common...
1
Gar Wood Industries
13%
105
51 .80 prior pref..*
Gray Mfg Co
10
S3 Preferred
10
Galveston Houston
$6 conv pref
Gannett Co Inc—
X.
Com div certlfs..*
4% conv pref. 100
Refractories
154
3254
_
H ar bison-W al ker
Potter
109
Grand Union—
Brewing com
1
Fuller Brush com..5
Fu Jer (G A) Co—
Common
..1
$3 convertible...*
Gamewell
2454
Harvester.*
Glen Alden Coal—*
Glidden Co
*
Gotham
Malt common...1
conv
2354
_
Gorham Mfg
Gorton-Pew Fish..*
Froedtert Grain A
5%
Harshaw
•
Gisholt Machine.. 10
Gladding McBean.*
Rubber
1
Preferred
85c
Goldblatt Bros—
20
Franklin
70c
S6 preferred
Goebel Brewing
6X
Fox (Peter) Brew..6
Distilling Co
1
Chemical*
7
25
6% conv pref..25
Hygrade Foo « Prod 5
Hygrade Sylvan
*
454% conv pref 40
I T O Corp
100
Imperial Chemical
106
105
24
•
*
Gilchrist Co
*
Gillette Saf Razor.*
Globe
27"
2354
41.
80%
6%
-*
Class B
15X
116
51
2554
*
54
554
t c for 1st
v
Idaho Farms
*
13%
Preferred
1
X
15
*
Gilbert (AO)
Preferred..:
Publish
10X
14
1254
50
3»
100
1
pref.l
Hyde Park Brew 10
Hydraulic Press Mfg
Common
5
4*
Gleaner
10
19
4
6% preferred.. 100
Harrington A Rich¬
-
pref
15
Preferred..
Harlow Aircraft
4
Arrear ctfs—
c >nv
Preferred
Hanna (M A)
1354
42
50
554
7*
Preferred
22"
21
6
Common
Huylers new
654
129%
42X
125X
100
Gen Tin Invest Shs.
Gen Tire A Rub6
6% cum pref A100
Genessee Brew A-.l
Class B com
1
Giant Portland
Cement com
5
Preferred ......60
Gilmer (L H)
Glmbel Bros..
100
Fibre
Hupp Motor
1
Hussmann-Lfgonler *
Preferred
50
Huttig Sash&Door 5
lVA
$5 cum pref
Harbor Plywood—
6
27 X
.
(Texas).
GIddings & Lewis
Hummel-Ross
31*
104
84
Gen Time Instru--*
$5
Foote
Bros Gear &
Mach com......5
35%
118
1
Casting.*
56 conv pref
*
Gen Theat Equip..*
Gibson Art.
.
Hanley (James)...5
117
Shoe
Gibson Oil
.
Preferred
Machine Tool—2
1
X
27 X
105X
18!
Steel
6 % preferred.
1354
10554
Watch..*
Hammermill Pap. 10
Hammond Instruml
10
50 preferred
*
Gen Rayon A stk--*
Gen Ry Signal
•
6 % preferred.. 100
Gen Refractories.. *
General
13*
5
Hamilton
50 preferred
.100
-
Fishman (M H)
•
Preferred
..100
Preferred
Haloid Co
32 %
1654
354
5354
Humble Oil A Ref..*
1554
154
1854
65
654
Lamp com...5
Hall (W F)Print'g 10
General Print Ink--1
Gen
9
62
Hall
^
A
rjlnqfl
*
100
Preferred
—
6% preferred -
4
354
1%
& Alabaster Ltd.*
Optical pref - Adv't'g
*
Common
25
Hajoca Corp..
6
preferred
*
Hubbell (Harvey)..5
Gypsum Lime
*
*
—
X
3054
1
Gulf Oil Corp
Gen Outdoor
7
654
11
.
55 preferred..
14%
154
15
share
23
61
2d
Hudson Mot Car..*
1
com
Gulfboard Oil
Electric—*
Elec Ltd—
Am dep rets reg £1
Gen Fire Exting—*
Gen Fireproofing.. *
7 % preferred-. 100
Gen Foods Corp—*
$4 50 oreferred..*
Gen Instrument—1
Gen
Machinery—*
4 X % preferredlOO
General Mills
*
5% preferred.100
General Motors..10
Gen
&
com
Federal Mogul
5
Federal Motor Tr..*
Fed Screw Works.
1
Federated Dept Sts *
_
"i
11
A Warehouse...25
Federal
Engineering
17
1st preferred.. 100
%
5%
21
6% preferred,. .25
Guantannmn S"g_.*
8% preferred_.100
20
Gen Development
Howe Scale com...*
2000
X
454
1
Watch
Grumman Aircraft
General
22
22
.
18
Farnsworth Telev &
Fashion
v
General
r
*
Fansteel Metallurg *
Far ben Ind
Radio
Gruen
_
354
Famous Players
Can Co p com.. 1
Fanny F'mer Cand
Tex*s common.
Ask
Per
share
1700
Group No. 1 Oil...*
Group No. 2 Oil
1
of
.5
Preferred
10
50
Gen Amer Trans..6
GenAniline&FilmA *
143
General Baking—5
S4* 1st pref
*
254
40
Gen Bottlers com.l
General Box Corp.l
General Bronze.—5
*
"654 General Cable
Class A
*
3854
7 % preferred - V 00
9
354 Gen Cigar common *
7 % preferred. .100
2354
754 Gen Crude Oil..2 54
50
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Per
General Amer OH
54
46
Faber Coe & Gregg
Preferred
..100
Fafnlr Bearing... 25
Fair (The) Chicago *
Stocks
Ask
share
share
Per
Exch Buffet Corp..*
Ex Lax Mfg A
10
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of lasuc^
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
87
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL &
Aran* 1941]
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
I New stock,
x
Ex-dividend.
1154
88
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Btd
Per
Kane Carburetor..*
KCStk Yds Me. 100
Preferred
100
Kaufman Dept St's
Common.
..1
5% conv pref-100
Kav nee
Ask
Stocks
100%
Lion Match
10
)h-
pre* 100
(Geo E) Co—
7% preferred.. 100
IX
18X
5
IX
IX
$6.50
common
Conv class A
1
1
B
Kennedys Inc. ..5
$1.26 conv pref..*
Ken-Bad Tube A
Lamp A
Kensico Cemetery
♦
cum
pref.
0%
-7X
17 X
Common
*
3X
Cement
*
com
Preferred
100
100
Kentucky Stone vtcl
Key Co common..*
*
Loose Wiles Bis..25
5% preferred.. 100
Keyes Fibre
Lord & Taylor.. 100
1st preferred..100
2nd preferred. .100
Lorillard (P)
10
7% preferred-.100
Los Ang Shipbldg. 1
Loudon Packing— *
com.
.
Class A
*
Preferred
Keystone Steel A
Wire common
*
*
12 X
13X
Keystone Watch
Case
Kimberly-Clark
48
*
100
1
33 X
1
King Seeley com__l
Kingston Products. 1
Ks
9X
Lukens Steel
Kinner Motors
IX
King Oil..
~8 %
Kingsbury Brew
1
Kinney (GE) Inc-.l
$5 prior pref
♦
KIrby Lumber..100
Kirby Petrol
1
Klein (DE) Co
»
Klelnert Rubber.. 10
Knapp-Monarch ._*
$2.50 preferred..*
pref
n-c
20
50
Common
0X% pref. —100
Luscombe
Airpl.SOc
Lynch Corp
5
Lyon Metal Prod .10
w
7X
36%
5%
22 X
5%
31%
108X
18X
40c
50c
38
3
17
88 X
ifi
85X
96
3X
55
Razor
19X
18
17X
155
158H
2%
IX
3%
2
17
19
68
IX
12H
0%
18%
*
iff
20X
U%
29
1
*
12X
24
~i%
X
Lanett Bleachery.10
Lane Wells Co:
1
Marathon Paper. .25
Langendorf United
Marion St Sbov—*
*
Preferred
100
Marlin Rockwell..1
Marshall Field & Co*
21%
Common
5
Conv preferred. 10
....*
Lebanon Steel & Ir.l
Lee Bub & Tire
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Conv pref
*
Leh
Coaf&
40c
15X
9X
4%
17 X
Leonard Refining.3
Lerner Stores
*
4X% pref
100
Lessings Inc
..1
Le Tourneau (R G)1
Lewis (Edgar P)pf 10
Ley (Fred T) A Co.*
Libbey-Owent^ Ford *
Liberty Aircraft
1
Liberty Baking....*
Preferred.
100
Lib McNeil & Lib. 7
Life Savers Corp
3X
2
SH
24 X
12 X
IX
X
IX
2
14%
7X
22^
Common
B
25
7 %_preferred.. 100
LUy Tulip Cup... .*
Lima Locom Wks. ♦
Lincoln Bldg v t c__l
3
X
Lincoln Ball v t c. 1
Lincoln Mtge
1
Lincoln Service. .100
.
Prior
preferred. 50
Lincoln Stores
*
Preferred
100
32%
OX
X
3X
5%
34X
36
83^
84 X
84 X
180
19%
24 X
3%
IX
3X
15
42
21X
107 X
IX
7X
181
20X
25X
3X
*
McCrory Stores
1
5% pref w W..100
Electric.. 1
Pub.*
10
McKesson-Robb'ns 5
$3 conv pref
*
McLellan Sts com.l
conv
pref-100
McQuay NorrisMfg*
McWilliams Dredge*
Mead Corp com
*
$6 preferred serA*
$5.50 pf ser B
Mead Johnson
Preferred
Melville Shoe
w w
9%
Nat Chem &
Implem 1
pref..*
2%
cum
BIM
Line
Dairy Prod
Nat Dept Stores
6% preferred
20
31X
5
JX
26
9
25
1.60
3X
X
27H
4"
1
57 X
14%
108X
1C4X
124
i.?«
48X
3
61
2VA
28
Montgomery Ward *
107
2X
5
8*
5X
25 X
176
48X
48^
IX
2X
IX
105
C 1lfi/S8
29X
^
Moore Corp com..*
Preferred A
100
Preferred B
100
Moore (Tom) Dist.l
Moore Drop For A.*
Morrell(John) & Co*
Morris (Philip)
Co Ltd
Morse Twist
4GX
13 X
14
$4.50
4X
8
2
13 X
106
22 X
8X
com
7X
3 X
27
ox
105%
7%
3%
27%
0%
9X
110
36
8%
7%
8^
70
74.
64
70
*
131
132
10
1
10
29 %
109
1
3%
conv 1st pf.50
23%
*
No par value,
t Name changed to Pawling Refinnig Co.
t New stock,
x Ex-dividend.
a
30
111
3%
24
Steel Castings
•
Nat Mfrs AStores.. *
5 X % preferred.
$1.50 preferred..*
National Oats...
Nat Oil Products-.4
Nat Paper & Type.l
5% preferred
50
Corp..*
Preferred...
10
10
Radiator
3X
8
$6 preferred... 100
Nat Steel Car Ltd.*
Nat Steel Corp—25
Nat Sugar Refg...
National Supply—
*
7% preferred.. 100
Nat Supply (Pa).. 10
5X% pr pref..100
10-year $2 pref_40
6% prior pref.100
Nat Tea common,. *
_
10
1
8
4a
65
21
55
9%
50
5
40%
9
50
4X
8
N a torn as
27 X
29
llH
453^
Co
*
11
Nazareth Cement-10
Prpferred
160
86
Nehi Corp com
1st preferred
8%
85%
*
_*
Neisner Bros.
1
4% % conv pfd 100
Nelson (Herman).
4%
liA
76
3%
7%
95
Nestle-Le Mur cl A •
New
19
183
X
9%
*
Bedford
age
179 X
268
2%
10X
Newberry (J J) Co.*
5% preferred..100
IX
3Q
100%
Cord
5
common
9%
10%
112
V-»
New Britain Mach
43
45
New
31
38
Preferred
100
Eng Gr'n Prod
New England Lim
67
New Hav Cl com..
41X
New Idea
74 X
76%
105%
4%
■
-
5%
14h
14
com
-
14
11
units
63^
37 X
New Mexico A
105
100
105
Arizona
3
5%
New Process
3
N Y Auction
"
Common
conv
22
N Y Air Brake
85
N
9
20
9%
15%
5X
IX
20%
iox
11
Munson 8S pref A.*
16
non-cura
3
Niles-Bement-Pond
54
55
1900 Corp—
Class A com
03%
6
12 X
12 X
12
Class A pref
Class B pref
Am
34
-
Vox
27%
3X
14X
ox
8%
Refractories
12%
6%
Class
A
Class
B
67
110,
14
7X
North Amer Cemen
Common
No
10O
see page
30
9%
20 X
3%
com
Noma Elec Corp
North Amer Avia__
03 X
6
10*4
29%
27%
8X
_
Class B
35
3%
36 %
Founders shares.
N Y Transit......
Nicholson File
Noblitt-8parks
112
.
7.X
29 X
20%
7%
31%
5
.
10
pf—
N Y Merchandise. 10
N Y Shipbuilding.
2
100
30
35%
5X
Y Dock..
$5
24%
109
26
Co
2X
20
24%
107
pref..
81
15^
IX
0%
ox
Newport News Ship¬
bldg A Dry Dock
$5
Murphy VarnishlOO
1
Land—
Newport Indus
2X
3%
55%
Called for redemption,
2P
2*
12.50
167
3X
_
4
1
Neptune Meter A.
8 % preferred.. 100
54 X
_
58
23%
11%
29%
IX
110%
104 X
37%
1
.
0%
18%
2%
*
Navarro Oil
pref
*
Munsingwear Inc..*
_
*
.
Natl Motor Bearing"
srA
2%
78%
conv
Preferred
96
Nation! Malleable &
Nat Union Radio 30c
113 X
Motor Products...*
Mot Wheel Corp..5
Mountain Prod
10
Moxie Co pref
Mueller Brass Co._l
Mullins Mfg Corp—
P-ofV>rred
prefer ed-10(
4X
Murphy (G O)
»
5% preferred.. 100
Murray < -orp.
Id
Murray-Ohio Mfg.*
Muskegon Piston
Ring com
2.50
Muskogee Co
*
15%
65
0%
Nat Lock Washer.2(
Nat "Transit
nVA
77
"C" units
9
75
170
148
24
111X
115X
103X
30X
166 X
Conv preferred..*
$7
17%
UX
U%
6%
Nat Shirt Sh Del..*
X
American shares.
Class B
10
14X
zVA
MosinePap Mills 100
lo" Motor Finance com
IX
13 X
104 X
21X
Lead
Nat Refining com.
Nat Rub Mach
Drill
& Machinery..100
Mortbon Corp A..1
pref..*
conv
20
10
„4X% pref.... 100
2%
7% pref A.... 100
6% pref B.—.lOO
14X
Monticello Tobacl.l
Monumental Radio 1
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
*
A
27X
A
*
Preferred
National Tool
2X
7X
Cum pref ser B__*
Cum pref ser C._*
1
Nat
Monolith Portland
24
106
8%
Common
Midwest pref.. 10
Monsanto Chem
10
$4 .50 pf ser A
*
.20
Fuel Gas
Nat Pumps
4%
X
Preferred
14X
105h
Nat
10H
100
59 X
110
25
Products
Class A
14X
14%
Mohawk Carpet..20
1.65 Moloney Electric A*
4
Molybdenum Corp 1
1
Monarch Mach T'l *
29
Monogram Pictures 1
14
Monolith Portl Cem
4X
9
13%
5X
8X
20%
14 K
Ht.pg
National
4X
27
61
Enam &
iia
Folding Box..25
Natl Gypsum com.l
12
3
1
2.50
Preferred
1
com
110^
1%
Mock Judson Voeb-
ringer Co
10
119
17
UX
IX
Class B
.1
Mo Portl Cement.25
IX
9X
*
*
Nat'J Drug 6 °Z- prf 50
Nat Elec Welding
Nat
Barge
common
)1
1
Nat
2l*
6
7 % preferred-.100
Valley
Mfg
Nat Container (I)
Nat
15%
*
Nat Cylinder Gas.
X
41
common
*
com
Preferred $7.
Nat. Cash Reg..
110
5
11X
*
5% preferred.. 100
Meneel Co
15
Mission Corp
10
Mission Dry Corp.l
Mission Oil
1
B
16X
106 %
95 X
2X
108
47 H
Pipe Line A
9
110
McKeesport Tin
6%
14 X
M in nea polis-Moli ne
Power
17 X
166
National Candy
*
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred
100
Mtge Bk of Colombia
B
com
4X
>
60
8
Plate
5X
6X
B.100
Missouri Kansas
4
McGraw-Hill
"I"
40X
13 X
*
McGraw
lg
..*
12%
25
Class
!g
Miller (I) Sons com 5
$6.50
6
7%
18
Nat Licorice com 100
Falls
ser
18%
ox
Aluminum Fdy__*
Nat Casket
5^
Midwest
A*
174
5%
Mid-West Abras.fiOc
Midwest Oil
10
50
Preferred
100
McCord Rad cl A__*
27X
iox
109 X
49
*
Oil Co
%
117
*
Miss
IX
McColl-Frontenac
86
31X
..
4% pref
10
Class B
~2X Mississippi Glass—
A common
25
JX
7% preferred- -100
May Dept Pmrps.lO
Mayflower Hotel
Maytag Co
*
1st $6 pref
*
$3 cum pf w w __*
McCahan Sugar
Refining pref. .100
McCall Corp
*
Nat Biscuit
7% preferred.. 100
Nat Breweries
*
Nat Food
8% lsF^ref.
100
$2 n-c dlv shares.*
Regulator
1
6% conv pref.. 10
7X
$1.60 partic pf..*
Math'soii Alkali
\iH
20c
Corp—
Midvale Co
4%
O
National Bronze A
Missisquoi Corp—
13X
32
.1
2X
X
Minn Min & Mfg.."
"OX
*
Oil
12
__
see
Nat Bearing Metals*
Preferred
100
Nat Bellas-Hess
1
Machine
8% preferred
60
Minneap-Honeywell
105
31
nX
Jg
1
1
vtc
Class B vtc
64
Nat Dist Prod...
1
Mid-Cont Petrol.. 10
Millers
$4 preferred
M astic Asphalt
4X
25X
Preferred
.
Llg & Myers Tob.25
6
Common
27%
3X
23
34
OX
X
2%
5%
Mlcromatic Hone.. 1
Midcont'l Airlines—
27
22
21
32
5
2X
100
Master Electric
1
Master Tire A Rub*
114X
%
3X
26 X
10
Preferred
13 X
3
20
114
cum conv
pf 50
Lehigh & Wi'kesBarre Corp..
*
Lebn & Fink Prod.6
Leland Electric
•
Leonard Oil Devel 25
10X
"%
Piping &
Supply common.*
3X
7%
"g
Nav...»
LehPortl Cement.25
4% conv pref. 100
Lemgb Valle* Coal
6%
25c
6% 1st pref...100
6% 2d pref...100
Martin (Glen L)
I
Martin Parry Corp *
Masonite Corp
*
6% A conv pf-100
Massey-H arris
*
1
Tube.2H
Sugar...*
Mid-West Refln's..]
Margay Oil Corp..*
Bakeries class A.*
Lanova Corp
1
Lanston Monotype
....
Mich Steel Cast
24
JX
*
common
Manufac's Trading 1
Preferred
10
Mapes Cons Mfg..*
iMaple Leaf Mill
*
I
Preferred
100
Maracaibo Oil Exp.l
7% preferred.. 100
Lea Fabrics
& Co
100
X
4X
I
..1
22
Option warrants..
Mandel Bros Inc—*
Mangel Stores
$5 conv pref
10c"
1
(Conde)
*
25
Co
National Airlines. .1
National Automotive
Fibres common-.1
~5>X
*
$2 conv pref
*
Midland Steel
Products com.*
mix
19X
Maltine Co
..25
Manatt Sugar com 1
Preferred,
Landis Machine. .25
Lane Bryant Inc..*
Lautaro Nitrate A.l
Lawrence Portland
Cement
100
4
IX
128
Ml
Midland
Manning Bowman
La Plant-Choate Mfg
100
i
13
JMajor Marketing. 1
Mallory (PR)
*
"4%
Co.. 100
Preferred
Metrop Playhouse. *
23
lc
14 M
Machine
29%
Class A
4X
7
*
100
Class B
38
28X
Mexico-Ohio
Nashua Gum and
Coated Paper
Middle States Pet—
4
0%
*
Partic pref ence.15
Metal & Thermit..*
Michigan
Mahoning Invest 100
Preferred
25
32§
oVA
34
Mich Si eel
12
Lakey Fdy & Mach 1
Clark
30X
Mich Gas & Oil
155""
145
101
108
26
Landers, Frary &
5
Maohine
Mesta
Metal Textile Corp
Common
25c
74
1
Lambert Co
X
X
15X
11
Manhattan Shirt.25
Manischewitz (B). *
Preferred
1
13
68
1
1st preferred..100
2d prefer red-.100
Milling..
Warrants
100
..1
Majestic Radio
5X
88 X
100
...»
com
4X
9%
5%
Nat Acme Co
87 X
i!H
com
Nash-Kelvinator
*
Mesabi Iron
Assn
Nast
0X% pref A100
Preferred
15
108 X
Per
Nash
54X
Meyer Blanke Co..*
Magnavox Co Ltd.l
Preferred
50
Bid
Myers (FE)& Bros.*
Myles Standish vtc*
Nachman Springf..*
Narragansett Racing
12
»
com
Par
22'
Mich Bumper
Mich Chemical
12%
5X
20
30%
new...
19X
8X
22%
23 X
Kysor Beater
...1
Laclede-Cbristy
Clay Products...*
18*
Merck & Co
Mexican Petrol
103
Stocks
2X
Scott
134
MacWhyte Co—
8% preferred.. 100
Macy (R B) Co Inc *
Mad Sq Garden...*
Magazine Repeating
24 X
V&
32
o
Merritt, Chapman &
37^
MacSim Bar Paper. 1
6% cum pref
*
Kobacker Stores
*
7% preferred.. 100
Kopptrs Co 6%pfl00
Kresge Dept Stores 1
4% preferred.. 100
Kreege (S 8) Co.. 10
Kress (S B)
....*
Special pref
10
Kreuger (G) Brew.l
Kroger Grocery A
Baking comnfon.*
24X
14
in
6% preferred-.100
Preferred
*
Mack Trucks Inc..*
Transportation-.*
Preferred
27
$6
Merchants & Miners
Merchants Refrig..*
"Preferred.
100
Merrimac Hat
MacAnd & Forbes 10
Macfadden Newsp.*
Macfadden Pub
*
18
IX
15
14
Ask
share
95
100
A&
52
_*
—
~2X
Knuosen Creamery
Lago Petroleum
Lake of the Woods
5%
2
26^
$2.70 preferred..*
Knott Corp
1
Laclede Steel
Louisiana Ice & ELI
Louisvil e Cem
100
Ludlow Valve com.*
Preferred
5X
Lunkenhelmer Co—
2
Preferred
Mercantile Stores-
4%
_
16 2-3
Per
6% preferred-.10(1
Mereenth'ler T.ino.*
Longwest Corp
*
Bid
Par
\lH
18 X
$5 preferred-.. 100
Longhorn Portland
Stocks
14 X
107%
Long Bell Lum A..*
Association
iox
*
Loft CandyCorp—1
Lone Star Cement.*
15%
9
iox
*
_
Loft Inc
Kelsey-Bayes Wheel
Class
*
Class B
1
»
Kellogg Co
Kelly Springfield
Brothers
Locke Steel Chain.5
Lockheed AlrCraft.l
Locomotive Firebox*
Loew's Inc. com—1
X
IX
is%
9
8
Preferred..
100
Loblaw Groc Ltd A*
Keith
7%
35
10
Ut
.
Tire
•
Lion Oil
100
A Co. 5
20
Ask
share
7X
34X
8%
Refg
*
Upton (Thomas J)—
6% preferred...25
Liquid Carbonic—*
Llquidometer Corp 1
13 H
101
Preferred..
Keller Dorian
Colorfilm
Kellett Autogiro
Bid
Per
Line Material.....5
Link-Belt Co
-.*
Lionel Corp...... 10
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
share
efl
12%
Par
MISCELLANEOUS
&
are as near as
R BC or„ rtrpfnrrod
jfc Last sale,
n
X
100
Nominal,
r
31
Canadian price-
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS
APRIL, 1941]
^notation* (or all securlfclon are aa near aa
if
North Central
North A Judd
11)4
35)4
5)4
25
North Pipe Line
.10
Northrop Aircraft
Class A
m
Preferred
9)4
33)4
754
N'east Airlines
.1
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
1
Warrants
Northwest Airlines.*
N'west Engine----*
N'west Yeast
50
NorwalkTlreA Rub*
554
10X
21)4
254
2
24 J*
12
No-Sag Spring
Novadel Agene
*
23
Noxzema
1
-
.60
9)4
Chem
Nu-Enamel
1
Oceanic Trading. 10c
•Ogillve Flour Mills.*
Preferred
100
Ohio Brass B
r
r
♦
Ohio Forge &
Machine Corp
*
*
*
*
Ohio Leather..
•Ohio Match
Ohio Oil
17)4
12
6% preferred.-100
Ohio Rubber
7% cum pref. .100
Rearwin Aircraft &
1
Engine
2154
23""
12c
20c
Reed Drug—
Class A
Petrolite
19)4
Corp
254
20)4
IX
.
Petti bone Mul liken *
10
9)4
7
Pharis Tire & Rub.l
preferred—--*
*
$6 preferred
7)4
354
3)4
2854
29
5
31)4
84)4
Record com.*
100
2
Philco
Corp com. .3
Phillip-Jones Corp.*
10)4
5)4
10)4
6)4
preferred.-100
Phillips Packing—*
*
Phillips Petrol
63
68
21
Preferred
7%
23)4
Hosiery—5
7% preferred- -100
Pick (Albert) com_l
Phoenix
18
11
7X
112X
*
3X
38
254
45
2)4
11)4
IX
12X
17)4
18)4
4
3854
3)4
49)4
354
*
1
22
25
pref.100
Pilgrim Explorat--l
100
90
105
6% preferred.. 100
Oliver Farm Equip.*
88
92
Piper Aircraft
1
6
15)4
3)4
1554
4)4
754
Preferred
*
17
Pirelli Co of Ttaly—
Am shs 500 lire—
1)4
Oliver Un Filters B *
Omar Inc
1
6
8%
2)4
Plllsb Flour Mills..*
6 % preferred ..100
Oneida Ltd coml2 %
83
1654
1754
25
30
31
Preferred
Oppenheim Collins.
3)4
)4
O 8ullivan Rubber. 1
Otis
com 100
Elevator
*
6% preferred—100
Otis Steel
$5.50
Outlet Co
1154
Pittsburgh Steel—*
7% pref B
100
5X% prior pf-100
5% Dref A
100
Pitts Term CoalPreferred
100
7
46
21)4
52 X
51
116)4
42)4
43)4
Pitts ton Co
92
Pacific Can
10
7)4
(Thos G)—
7% 1st pref—100
*
Pacific Coast Cem_*
14
IX
10
»
2d preferred
*
Pacific West Oil.-10
254
11%
5X
6)4
Package Mach
*
44 X
Packard Motor
*
2%
1st preferred
2)4
2)4
1254
7X
4I»
60
7154
Palmer Bros
45c
75c
11%
10X
12
*
-
Transport
9
.1
..
Voting trust ctfs.
_
Pollak Mfg
-»
Poor A Co class B._*
•
Class A
23
22
754
OX
20
Class A
Pratt & Lambert..*
20)4
4%
conv
Prentice
Inc..*
pref.100
30)4
6%
11)4
2754
Price Bros A Co
13
18)4
10)4
%
7)4
15
654
%
854
109)1
"1)4
Pawling Refining-_1
Pathe Lab >ratoiies*
25
28
Peck, Stow A WHclO
7
8
Peerless Cement
5%
554
*
1
Vending
.*
"254
Pelhara If all vtc.l
'Pender (D) Groc'y
Class B
*
2)4
-
Penick A
lines
Ford
*
Corp
conv
17
47
48"'
7954
80)4
Air¬
1
Penn Coal & Coke 10
•Pa-Dixie Cement--*
7%
pref A.
*
11%
2%
2X
3754
12
2X
254
39
*
5% preferred. .100
13)4
Rivet Corp._l
Salt Mfg—50
%
X
20
2)4
B
lc
14)4
2%
1
3
54
5c
%
X
com..*
•Peoples Drug Stores5
Pepsi-Cola
*
Albany Bottl Co_4
Circle
*
Without par value,
20
25
23%
24
178
3
23
a
187
3X
25X
Riegel Paper
10
Rieke Metal Prod. 1
_
3
RIsdon Mfg Co
25
Rltter Dental Mfg.*
River Rasin Paper.*
Class
*
B
X
1154
37
100
*
%
37
20 X
OX
7)4
85)4
97 X
10)4
17)4
2054
26 X
7X
8
8554
99
11)4
1
3
4
75
83
149
85)1
150
8)4
9)4
1
of N Y ord shares.
Royalite Oil
*
Royal Typewriter.*
7% preferred.. 100
Ruberoid Co
*
Russeks 5th Ave_2 X
Russell Mfg
*
Rustless I# A Steel. 1
$2.50gpnv pref..*
Ryan Aeronautical 1
Ryan Cons Petrol.*
Ryerson A Haynes.l
Safety Car Heat
A Ltg (Del)
50
Safewa v S ores
*
5% preferred.. 100
St Croix Paper.. 100
100
St Lawrence Corp.*
254
1354
4)4
4)4
56)4
57)4
A Bolt com
*S!
731
Preferred
.
ox
lH
.100
70
7
Randau Corp pt A
Claw
B
_._*
20
21X
454
Rapid Electrotype.*
Rath Packing
10
Raybestos-Manhat
Raymond Concrete
3)4
7)4
8
48
53
19)4
20 X
*
13
48
13)4
5054
1354
25
26
Pile common
Raytheon Mfg..50c
6% preferred
5
Called for redemption, see page 110.
IX
X
1
IX
.*
Stock Yards
St Regis Pap
Preferred
com..5
-100
Salt Dome Oil—- -1
Samson United
25
9enitary Co of Am
8% preferred .100
San-Nap-Pak com.l
Preferred
8)4
Units
—
•
Savannah vSugar
1
Savoy Oil
5
Schenley Distillers.5
5)4% Pref
100
Savage Arms
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
r
J
23 X
2%
1*
60
III)4
2
20
15
20
com
Preferred
24)4
Lamp com..*
*
Preferred
"l
Skinner
15
5
22
"l%
Sloss-Sheff S A 1-100
100
28
Skelly Oil
Organ
$6 preferred—100
Smith
(A O) Corp. 10
'A
112)4
17
Smith A Corona
954
IX
154
4)4
5f!t
IX
4X
30
26
28
45c
.*
Typewriter
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Smyth Mfg
Snider Packi g
*
25
*
Snyder Tool A Eng.l
Socony Vacuum—15
52c
Solar
1
Aircraft
Conv A
Solar
*
1
pref
Mfg
12
Sonoco Products...5
11
14)4
55
58
Sonotone Corp
1
Conv preferred.. 1
lli
Soss
130
17
11
17%
3X
19)4
11)4
43
Mfg common. 1
So uh Coast Corp.-l
45
3
18)4
3)4
2 X
%
5054
38)4
111)4
74
Preferred
So Porto Rico Sug.*
8% preferred.. 100
Soutn
%
53 X
38 X
112)4
IX
50
14 X
4X
8%
3
OX
54
30
154
11)4
3X
IX
20
37%
1854
147 X
Shore Oil A
X
-.
Linas common...5
6%
conv
pref. .20
15
2054
Southern Advance
Bag A Paper—
$2preferred
50
6 % preferred. -100
24
Groc com*
22
Southern
76
Southern, New
13
England Ice cl A..
South'n Ploe Line 10
22
Phosph.10
Southland Royal..5
Southern
23
13
Development
100
S'eastern Greyhound
84
IX
954
100
South Penn Oil—25
99
South
26
3
6}
51
5
West Penna
10
Pipe Lines
23
26
Spalding (AG)ABr.l
1
1X
preferred
*
6
7
*
IX
354
4
8)4
1st
5
28
31
IX
87 X
21
2X
88 X
2X
6
f
104'
102
47
3
4
8)4
94
.
X
10
84 X
_
Spencer Shoe
*
Sperry Corp v t c-.l
SpicerMfgCo...
$3 conv pref A...*
Spiegel Inc com—2
$4.50 conv pref._*
Sport Products.
Square DCo
I
5% conv pref.100
Squibb (E R) A Sou*
$5 pref ser A
*
_
42
4354
29)4
.
Spear A Co
1
$5.50 preferred..*
Spencer Kellogg
*
91)4
1
Sanborn Map
14
$3 conv pref
*
Rayomer Inc com.. 1
$2 cum pref
25
Yards
Sirian
St Paul Union
40)4
2)4
41)4
100
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd— £l
Sioux City Stock
Sparks-Wlth 'gton
15
100
43
♦
Simplex Paper
1
Simplicity Pattern. 1
Simpson Ltd B
*
io"
St Louis Screw—
2 54
6% conv pref.100
Option warrants.
preferred
100
Pre erred
2%
IX
67c
1
A
Co 7% pref.-.100
19
Paper—
Preferred.....100
80
18)4
•
Preferred
St L Rocky Mt A
Pacific Co.. 100
*
1st pf *
*
Pt
Common
Simonds Saw A Steel
5
8
$2 conv pref—50
St Lawrenc • Flour
19
Mills com.-..100 r
Preferred
100 r 110
7
80c
22
Simon Brewery
Simon
(Franklin)
1
26
1
52
70c
*
Simmons Hdw A
154
JX
14
10)4
*
Pub $3 pref
Simmons Co
IX
14
-.100
Chem.l
*,
Slmmons-Boardman
IX
10
Stor A Whse_-100
Preferred.
5
*
Optical
Sllex Co
34)4
32
St Lawrence
112)4
100 r 108
Preferred
Shuron
OX.
100
Preferred
9X
37
73
.25
Hoist
5% pfser AAA 100
Sher-Wms Can
"754
100
90
754
7)4
II)4
Sherw-Williams ..25
12)4
"ox
Preferred
w
5
-.
15
Common
Rogers Peet
new
354
5%
37 X
Shepard NUes Crane
13)4
Ctfs
4
52 X
1
.
Transp A Tr—
American shares
A
57
27
55)4
110
16)4
754
11
1
Royal D9velopTnent.
Royal Dutch Co
4*
Shell
Shell Union nu
Rose 5 10A25C Store
110
20
1154
87
23
118""
33
62 X
Roeser A Pendleton *
common
X
454
Shatterproof Glass
13)4
9X
_
10
220
*
*
*
$3 50conv iref _.*
Shattuck (Frank D>*
Sheaffer (W A) Pen*
23
*
.
30c
117
92
12)4
4)4
Robertson Pap Box.5
Rochester Button. *
*
$1.20 conv pfd.20
Roper Lumber—
1054
55~"
11)4
21
154
1254
18)4
25
Cable Corp_5
Roosevelt Field
6
20c
5
66
♦
Root Petrol Co
4)4 % preferred._.
Pyle National Co. 5
Pyrene Mfg
10
Quaker Oats
*
6% preferred.-100
Quaker State Oil. .10
Quincy Market Cold
Prods
A
Rome
34
954
*
$5 conv pref
Sharp A Dohme
Riverside Cement—
Preferred
18
1
Inc
Sharon Steel Op
8)4
5)4
111)4
93 X
3354
854
X
IX
8
Slmms Petroleum. 10
11
Ralston Steel Oar. 10
16 X
X
2c
Units
Pennzoil Co
Perfect
IX
172)4
170
Penn Vy Crude Oil—
Class A
6
Class
5% conv pref. 100
6% preferred..100
Purity Bakeries
*
*
8*'
3X
45)4
19
17
5
100
100
Rockwood A Co
1
ware com
Preferred
.50
Seiberling Rubber.*
5% preferred.. 100
Selby Shoe
*
Sentry Safety Oon.l
Servel
32
8
4
*
~3X
16
1
Co
*
Sorrick Corp cl B..1
1
si*
m
1054
9)4
9
954
60)4
11)4
85)4
8
Common
27
.25
Penn Sugar
Penn Traffic
Punta Alegre Sugar *
Pure Oil Co
*
$3.50 conv
Radio- Keith-Orph. *
113
•Penn-Mex Fuel.--.l
•*
15
Industries—
Units
•Penn
20
*
Inc
$5 pref B
Common vtc-
com..*
9
754
Radio Corp of Am.*
Penn Glass Sand—
•Penn
Timber
Preferred
Rademaker
Pennsylvania Forge 1
Penna
Corp..*
1st preferred
100
Original pref. .100
Puget Sound Pulp &
Purolator
•Penney (J O) Com.*
Penn-Central
*
_
35c
1
com
1
Prosperity Co B
Pullman
Peerless Weighing A
Preferred
Peet see (Rogers)
8% preferred.. 100
6% preferred.. 100
Publication
*
Patbe Film Corp.. 1
7
preferred
•
*
Preferred
100
Proc & Gamble—
Producers Corp
of Nevada
1554
0%
%
8X
1
Trans
5
5% conv 2d pf—50
Pressurlube Inc
1
A
Rig
common
5% conv 1st pf
12 54
9954
8
Parkhill Gdns v t c. 1
Parktr Young units.
Park & Til ford Inc.l
3X
1
1SX
Parker Pen
10
Parker Rust Prf.2H
Parker Wolverine.. *
Reel
Common
"
6
62
'
5% preferred..100
21)4
38)4
50)4
Pressed Steel Car—
12
pref.-.lOO
6% 2d pref
10
Parke, Davis Co..*
Parmelee
49
"554
100)4
90)4
Rhlnelander PaperlO
Rican Corp
Rice Stlx Dry Gds_*
11
37
11X
27)4
1st
Parkersburg
*
2H
12)4
98)4
Paramount Picturesl
9
.*
Hall
pref
3154
105
102
Paramount Motors 1
conv
Pressed Metals Ara.l
~3%
1854
100
10
2d pref
Sears. Roebuck
Segal Lock A Hard¬
23
Richardson
Seagrave Corp....*
16)4
10)4
112
...
13)4
2%
72 X
82
19
common
10X
Seaboard Oil (Del).*
36)4
109
B
43 X
Seeman Bros
10
Rheem Mfg Co.
9
90 X
95
Security Storage. .25
Sedgley (R F)lnc 50c
754
7% cum pref. .100
5)4% cum pf__100
Reynolds Metals..»
5)4% conv pf.100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds Tob
10
Class A
19)4
*
Seton Leather
Robertson (H H).
154
354
4)4
3
17)4
X
854
X
Preferred
23 X
42
t c_.l
v
Republic Air Prodsl
Republic Aviation. 1
Republic Steel
*
6% conv pref.100
6% prior pf A. 100
Revere Cop A Br..5
Bobbins A Myers
Preferred
•154
3)4
Paraffine Co
Reo Motors
Class
22 X
3%
5
8)4
OX
*
American shares.Pantex Pressing
3)4
50 X
Potash Co of Am..5
5
w__25
w
27
24
s
Riley Stoker.
Potrero Sugar com.6
3)4
37
15)4
11
54
*
Preferred
*
15%
10)4
101)4
5)4
X
Porter field Alrcraftl
Porto-Ric-Am Tob—
Powdrell A Alexan_5
Pratt Food
100
*
Reliance El & Eng 6
Reliance Mfg Co. 10
22
%
common
754
Richmond Radiator 1
Richmond Cedar
20
%
Preferred
7% 1st pref.. .100
Reiter-Foster Oil_)4
Reliable Stores
*
Preferred
100
Richfield Oil Corp.*
Warrants
96)4
Refining com
1
Pantepec Oil Co—
Machine
if*
108)4
•
Scullin Steel
Warrants
5
Reis (Robt) & Co..*
5
94)4
14)4
9)4
52 X
8)4
9)4
Panhandle Prod &
25 r
Works common .10
8)4
8)4
6
* r
354
954
21
Plymouth Cord. 100
Plymouth Oil
5
Pneumatic Scale. .10
Pocahontas Fuel .100
Common
11)4
Pan Amer Petrol A
Pan-Amer Southernl
54
54
"/s
3X
354
5
ISg
Mills Ltd
Plume A Atwood.25
Polaroid Corp
Page-IIersey Tubes *
Pan Am Airways. 5
Pan Amer Match.25
7)4
Plough Inc
7)4
*
6)4% pref
100
Regal Shoe pref.100
Regent Knitting
1st pref
*
Pleas't ValWlne Col
52
16
15
51X
Plant
4)4
65
49
7
70 X
12 X
35
5X
21
654
5X
34)4
34
79 X
45
2)4
22
115
Scruggs-VanderBarney com
5
1st preferred. .100
2d preferred.. 100
3)4% pref—100
20
1954
4)4
*
"5-"
61
Glass—25
Pittsg PI
114
854
60)4
X
15)4
8154
5X
7)4
53 X
63 X
15
Pitts Screw A Bolt.*
$5 ^reference
*
Pabst Brewing Co..
Pao Amer Fisheries 6
.
73
1
Pgh Metallurgical 10
Oxford Paper com.*
$6 preferred A
*
Pacific Coast Co.
654
•
8)4
•
7% preferred..100
Owens-Ill Glass. 12 >4
Ox Fibre Brush
32
7%
1st pf.*
com
6)4
454
pref
conv
110
Remington Arms—1
7)4
15)4
Manufacturing- .5
Scranton Lace
13 X
20
Pitts Forgings
.1 arine A
Outboard
50
1
~2~
76
Pitney-Bowes Post. *
Pitts Coal (Pa).. 100
8% preferred-.100
Pitts Coke & Iron—*
$5
58)4
Preferred
2)4
21X
Scott Paper
Preferred
Units.
Reed Roller Bit
8
1554
148
*
con v
354
IX
10
8
Oswego Falls
conv
54
37)4
8% preferred.. 100
Reed Prentice com.*
Preferred
100
Reliance Steel
2
$1.50 conv pref.25
Pierce Oil Corp—
5% preferred
Oil Exploration
common
10*8
X
2X
Rera'tn Rand com.l
Preferred
Pierce Butler Rad.5
PI ere Governor—*
Ohio Seamless Tube5
Okonite
Schulte (D A) com..
Preferred
Preferred
$4.50 preferred..*
$4 preferred
*
Scovill Mfg
25
24
Phlla
13 Ji
Schulte Retail Stores
.*
50
are
a
1
Preferred
4
554
2)4
12
5X
Reeves (Daniel)
5)4
32 X
85)4
5)4
*
com
Schulte Real Estatel
100
Red Rock Bottlers. 1
10c
154
2654
23
1
♦
*
Petrol Conversion. 1
Petrol' Derivatives.*
Petrol Heat & Pr—*
_
Pet Milk...
$4
10
IX
5
Reda Pump
Red Bans Oil
Phlla Dairy
13
13
9)4
7X
11154
-7"
6
.1
Peter Paul Candy. *
Phelps-Dodge.
25
Prod.. *
30
25
4%
154
154
20)4
155
22)4
Permutlt Co
Pervel Corp
Pfeiffer Brewing— »
23
21
Nnrw Pharmacal.2 %
7% preferred-
8)1
3
2
10
21
Real Silk Hosiery
Mills common
Per sh
Par
Schlff Co
1554
1354
93 X
*
*
1
Gear com
3 54
Bid
Stocks
Per share
Par
Perkins Machine and
354
354
5
Texas Oil
Ask
Bid
Stocks
Per share
Par
hare
Per
Ask
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Stocks
89
STOCKS
poaalbla (or the Gloria# day of the month preceding the date of Issue
60
'SB
3254
32 X
58 X
554
34X
59
,
7%
34%
35)4
112
38)4
114
X
10%
86)4
x
19)4
33 X
5%
5054
31
t New stock,
78
50%
44
Canadian price,
X
154
Ex-dividend.
8
—
40
90
INDUSTRIAL
Quotation* for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Par
Btahl-Meyer
*
100
com.
Preferred
Ask
Per
%
_
6%
6
$4.60 cum pref..*
Standard Brewing..*
111
Stand Cap Sc Seal.-l
Oonv preferred.10
37/
13
Standard Coated
Products com.10c
Preferred
6
Stand Commercial
Tobacco com
1
Standard Dredging
Common...
1
$1.60 conv pref.20
Stand Fruit & S S. 10
Preferred
*
Stand Oil (Cal)
•
Stand Oil (Ind)...26
Stand Oil (Kan).. 10
Stand Oil (Ky)__.10
„
Thew Shovel
7%
6%
112 %
Ye
ThompsonAutoArml
Thompson (J R)..25
Thompson Prod
*
$5 conv prior pf_*
Thompson-Starrett *
ilS
m
conv
h
1%
13%
3%
rH 00
26
27
2
co.
19%
20
27%
27%
49
51
18%
35%
37%
109
8%
Standard Products. 1
Standard Screw. .20
Preferred A
100
Stand Silica com
1
Stand Steel Spring. 6
38
18%
35%
38
111
8%
41%
125
3%
20%
"4"
22
Stand Tube clB—.1
Standard Wholesale
Phosphate & Acid
5
$1.40
113
6%
*
126
Timken-Pet Axle.10
Timken Roll Bear.*
30
com
Timm
Aircraft
Tishman Realty
Tob Prod Expts
Todd Shipyards
Tokhelm Oil Tank
& Pump
43
Triumph Explos
Btarrett (L 8) Co..*
Starrett Corp—
38%
40
Truax-Tr aer Coal
*
Trunz Pork Stores.*
Truscon Steel
10
_
4
6% 1st pref....60
6% 2d pref
20
Sterling Aluminum
Products
45
11
s
1
1%
$1.50 preferred ..*
Stern Bros common 1
Preferred A..
*
Stetson (JB)
*
Preferred
..25
Stewart-W arner
5
Stinnes (Hugo)Corp6
2%
~3%
24
7%
Lamp_._l
9%
Btokely Bros
1
Conv pref
.25
Stone & Webster- .*
Stonega Coke & Coal
i
ig
6%
6% preferred.. 100
7% preferred.. 100
Strom berg Carlson. *
6% % preferredlOO
Stores com
*
1
Preferred
21
5%
16
3%
%
1
6%
5%
2%
31%
1
1
*
Talon Inc common .5
Preferred
Tarn pax4 Inc..
1
44
10%
2%
5
3%
2
25
30
Taylorcraft Aviat'n 1
Conv preferred A *
*
B—1
1
Un Shoe Mach
25
Preferred
25
United Specialties. 1
7%
conv
U S Envelope
Preferred
95
*
Technicolor Inc
*
Telaut'g'ph Corp. .5
Tennessee Corp
5
Tennessee 'Vod
*
Terminal Ref Sc
Warehouse CorpSO
Term & Trans com. 1
'
10%
8%
3%
7%
2%
47
2%
Preferred
*
Term Warehouse 100
Texas Corporation 25
25
7%
36%
*
3
Texas Gulf Sulph..*
Tex Pac Coal & Oil 10
Texas Pacific Land
34%
5%
1
100
U S Finishing
U 8 Foil B___
U 8 Freight
_*
4
2%
25%
8%
*
U 8 Pipe & Fdy..20
U 8 Playing Card. 10
U 8 Plywood Corp—
1
pref.20
1%
"4"
14
10%
1%
32%
15
.
Com class A
Com class B.
92
Woodw'd & Loth'plO
u Preferred
100
26
Woolw'th
*
*
com
4
32
(F W)_10
Wool worth Ltd—
Am dep rects ord.
Preference
Worcester Salt.. 100
101%
27%
13%
7
Sc Mach..
•
7% pref A
100
6% pref B...n100
4%% conv prior
*
Warr
pref
Fdv Sc
*
7
4
7
4%
29%
32%
20%
29
20%
28
15 k
17%
3%
7 % Preferred
100
Young (J S) Co..100
Preferred
100
Young (L A) Spring
_
& Wire
*
Youngstown
Car
No par value
a
Called for redemption,
see page
110.
k Last sale,
Nominal,
common
19"" Youngstown
Tube
Canadian price.
91
129
9%
6%
*
14%
Sheet &
common
*
34
5% % pref.-100
Young (Thomas)
86%
Nurseries com
Zenith
Radio
*
r
JK
38
Youngstown Steel
1
11
*
14%
Zonite Products... 1
n
14%
115%
5
ii
*
19%
Steel
common
Door
28%!
Preferred
*
_
8%
70
Sc
7% preferred..100
43
Wayne Pump. A...1
Webster Eisenlohr.*
7% preferred.. 100
Welch G'pe Juice 2 %
Preferred
100
Wellington Oil
1
Wells Fargo & Co.-l
Wentworth Mfg.1%
91
86
68%
York Ice Mach
Pipe *
(Northam)
n
Warren
20%
62
Coach Mfgcl B..1
$3 conv nref
•
Waukesha Motor..5
5%
3%
45
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..*
*
cum
29%
57
89
*
$3
43
120
Wurlitzer (R) comlO
Preferred
100
*
com
27%
preferred
100
Wright Aeronaut'l.*
*
pf
^3
preferred ...100
series prior
25
63
37%
64%
4%
4%%
_
Preferred
*
Warner & Swasey..*
Warren Bros
*
177
4%
Worthington Pump
Wyman Gordon
conv
Warner Co
9%
8*
29%
...
20
Yale Sc Towne
Yellow
Truck
$3.85
9
2%
29
7% preferred. .100
"5%
28%
*
Iron __10
Warner Bros. Pict._5
50%
111
.....
6k
_
8%
Ward Baking Corp—
11
Newspaper
M aehinery pref.
Prior pref units
.1
100
c
*
_
^
5%
Woodlawn Cemetery
Petrol
1
Woodward
59%
8%
6%
62%
Wolverine
Portland
Cement com
10
Wolverine Tube
2
Wood (Alan) Steel.*
7% preferred. .100
3 k
45%
106
5
~6%
Waitt&Bond Inc A *
sz
10%
46%
50
1
58%
9
Hf
Goodwill
,..*
44%
8%
-
The
Station
Vultee Aircraft
Waco Aircraft
Wagner Bak v t
Preferred
7% prior pref. 100
6 % 'preferred
100
Walworth Co
*
6% nreferred
10
%
6% preferred
WJR
Woodley
Preferred
Waltham Watch
50c
10%
Wood
Sc Worts com
12%
%
Class C
23
Walker(H) Good'm
35c
Winsted Hosiery 100
Winters Sc Oompt.l
Wltherbee Sherman
Class A
120
98
%
26
J*
71%
20%
85
Vulcan DetinninglOO
7 % preferred
100
,6
69
conv
*
*
*
....*
4%
Preferred
..100
Willson Products.. 1
Wilsonite Products 1
Wilson-Jones
*
4%% preferred..*
Walgreen Co com..*
4 % % pref w w 100
3k
66%
6%
$1.50
21
2%
24%
Common
6% part pref. .100
Va Coal Sc Iron.. 100
Va Iron O Sc 0..100
5% preferred..100
Vogt Mfg
*
Waldorf System...*
24
pf.100
24%
o
$3 preferred
Willys-Overland
1
6% conv pref.. 10
Class B—
100
§*
US Holding
...»
U 8 Ind Alcohol...*
U 8 Leather com..*
2%
Preferred
Class B
4%
6%
4i k
"%
2%
35
cum pr
3$
30c4
58
174
Part conv& cl A. *
U 8 Lines pref....*
3
22c
Wagner Electric.. 16
6%% conv Df_.50
7%
2
Wm
Oil-O-Mat
*
Williams (R C).._*
$6 preferred
Wilson Line
5%
5
Wilson Sc Co
1.12
56%
8ugar common..5
8ugar v t c.3
3%
U S Gypsum
7 % preferred.
U SHoff Machine.5
.
Synd
37
54
6
Vict^f Chemical... 5
2!h
1
U S Graphite.
Vega Airplane
1%
Venezuelan Petrol.1
100
.75
13%
26
115%
Vineo Corp com
1
Va-Car Chemical..*
*
5
20
100
4
Texon Oil & Land..2
5
pref. 100
100
2
7
Taylor & Fenn__l00
Taylor-Wharton
100
13%
24%
115
33
Vick Chemical
5
Victoria Gypsum..*
9%
23k
10
B
5
.
United Screw Sc Bolt
Class A
Class
Machine Tool_2%
2
Oil
(H
F)
Gas.....
Sc
Veeder Root Tnc.._*
%
25c
Un Shipyards
Class A
110
Verti entes-Camag'y
8S*
Paperboard- 10
1
Wilcox
VuJean Corn
1
15c
Preferred
100
Willcox Sc Gibbs—50
64%
3%
35%
64%
Amer dep rcts..£l
33^
Suchard
Chocolate com 50c
Preferred
$50
Wilcox Gay Corp__l
10
Vicana
$3 part pref
United Molasses Ltd
U S Distributing
Taylor-* olquitt Co 6
Trust efts
10%
57%
Eleptric Co
6
67
Venezuela
70
Preferred
Texas Gulf Prod
43%
7%
8haring
com.
112
18
Electric
18%
Wico
Wilbur
IK
16%
10
common..
100
44
108
26%
$4 preferred
VardamanShoecoml
12%
6
18 %
Iron & Steel
42
Steel
2%
6
Preferred
8
dep ctfs of bear shs
Sylvania Industrial *
Symington Gould—
37%
94
6
5%
45
*
13
5
21%
16%
11
Will Sc Baumer
12%
%
12%
111%
7
Preferred
..100
Unit Piece Dye com*
Preferred
100
United Profit
..
4%
85
7% 1st pref
100
Vapor Car Heating *
*
1
Preferred
100
Whittaker Paper com
7 % preferred
100
Wichita River Oil. 10
Wickwire Spencer
15
45
24
8% preferred..100
Vanadium Corp
*
Van Camp Milk...
Van Raalte Co
_..*
United Milk Prod.
7% first pref .100
Whitlock Mfg Co 25
Whitman (Wm)—
36%
34 k
8
t
B
Unit
.*
2%
A
Swift & Co..
25
Swift Internat Ltd—
Preferred
2
United
1
*
*
Prior pref
20
White (88) Dental 20
White Rk Min SpgsCommon
._*
Corp.*
Valley Osage Oil...*
Valspar com
.1
$4 conv pref
5
37%
19
Merchants
6 Mfrs v t c
$4 conv pref
Concrete. 1
1%
United Elastic
Swan Finch Oil... 15
Preferred
25
Sweets Co of Am_50
Sweets Steel
Swift Business
Machine
TappanStove
27 *
17&
Coal Cos com
5
Un Eng & Fdy
5
United Fruit......*
White Motor
1
White Sew Mach__l
Utah-Idaho Sugar. 5
Utah Radio Prod—1
7% cum pref. .100
Valley Mould Sc Iron
12%
2%
30%
28%
106%
5%
Valvoline Oil comlOO
10
United
6%
8% 1st pref
100
Universal Prod.
*
Upson Co com.12%
Vadsco Sales
19%
26%
Oorp *
6% Preferred..100 al32ls«
69
$5 conv prior pf_*
Universal Pictures. 1
Vacuum
94%
131
Wheel Steel
*
Common
16%
13%
7%
7% preferred. .100
4%% pref.
*
Weyenberg 8hoe
1
Weyerhaeuser Timb*
3%
k
6%
1
2
United Drug
5
United Dyewood.10
Sutherland Paper. 10
x w
U%
100
_.
Steel Corp
Univ Leaf Tob
66
Class
Cement A pref..*
Class B com
*
Superior Steel
100
Superior Tool & Diel
Susquehanna Silk
Mills class A..
1
$2.60 pref
4%
Class
_
Taggart Corp
3%
32%
United Cigar-Whalen
Stores com
10c
$5 preferred
*
United Drill & Tool -
6% nreferred
Westvaco Chlorine. *
78
Cooler—
8 % preferred--100
7k
2%
Biscuit
3%
1%
Van Norman
$3 part pref
United Cigar Stores—
Sunray Oil
i
5% % conv pf._50
Superheater Co....*
Superior Oil Corp..l
Superior Oil (Cal) 25
Superior Portland
_
foH
Weetland Oil
*
Weston E Instrul2%
Universal-Cyclops
7%
56
S7H
United Carbon
United-Carr Fast..*
United Chemical
*
Sun Oil com
*
6% cum pref.. 100
w
53
Union Tank Car
*
Union Wire Rope..*
5% preferred. .100
*
4%
8%
10%
12%
45%
..1
15
United Aircraft....5
Un Aircraft Prod__l
United
1.25 preferred..*
Studebaker Corp.-l
Submarine Signal.25
Sullivan Macn'y
*
w
13
Un St Yds Omaha 100
5
Un Artist Theatre.*
Stroock (8) & Co..*
Strouss Hirshberg *
Common
Common
11%
65%
14%
*
Conv partic A...*
Class B
*
1%
19%
6 Mfg com
50
7% 1st part pf_60
Westmoreland
Coal com
20
Westmoreland Inc.l
60c.
6% prior pref. 100
Universal
1
Brake common._*
Westlnghouse Elec
5
pref
Universal Corp vtc.l
Universal Consol
Oil
10
Bag Sc Paper
Corp common
*
Union Carb & Carb *
Union Mfg
25
Union Oil of Calif.25
Union Premier Food
Transport
Strut hers Wells
Class B
7%
3%
conv
%
17
Westlnghouse Air
*
United Stove
..1
United Wall Paper.2
7%
2%
34%
4%
6
32
4
Oil com
*
Common
17k
$6.50 series warrs
$7.00 series warrs.
$7.50 series warrs.
United Air Lines
Strawb'ge & Clothier
Sunray Drug
7%
*
United Stores A
1
2
$1.50 preferred..*
Coach com._l
Udylite Corp.
1
Underw Ell Fisher.*
Unexcelled Mfg.. 10
Preferred
Stix Baer A Fuller. 10
com
9M
80c di v cor v pref *
20th Cent Fox Film
Common
*
Union
Sterling Products. 10
Titusville
k
4%
.
Stationery
*
Westgate Greenland
United Stockyards—
Common
1
Conv preferred..*
12%
3%
44%
Union common..*
Tablet Sc
1
Un Steel & Wire
4%
6.
Twin
1
1
com
Sterling Brewers
Sterling, Inc
Western
$6
2ndwarrants__
Trojan Oil & Gas of
Delaware
1
46
115
U 8 Stores com..50c
Conv 1st pref
*
34
2
47
Western Groc Ltd.*
Preferred
100
Western Newspaper
30
1st warrants.....
45
*101
7% preferred—.50
U 8 Steel Corp
♦
7 % preferred- -100
28
6%
2%
32%
3%
3%
Western Cartridge Co
Preferred
100
West Grocer Co..20
7 % non-cum pf.25
U 8 Truck Lines.. 1
Steel Forging
*
Transwestern OH.10
Trico Products
*
16%
105
Supply—
Common.
»
14%
34%
%
Preferred .100
Lines. 1
West Auto
Prior preferred
Preferred A
&
22
6%
Western Air
'26
95
12
9
*
Pulp Pap.*
U SSmRef&MlnSO
1
3k
2%
70%
4%
10
EH
100
Foundry
West Va
*
U 8 Sugar Corp
Preferred
U 8 Tobacco..
West Air Line
5
Trans Lux Daylight
Picture Screen..1
Transue &
Williams
Tung-Sol
U 8 Rubb Reel
pref....*
conv
Per
21
W Va Coal Sc Coke. *
1st pf.100
n-cu
93
Shlpbuild..*
Torrington Co..
*
Towne Securities..*
19
69%
11%
12%
k
97%
7%
25%
%
Toledo
Transcontinental
1
6% preferred
50
U 8 Radium A
*
U 8 Realty Sc Imp.*
U 8 Rubber
10
8%
*
com
West Indies Sugar. 1
West Michigan Steel
50
U S Radiator
41%
5%
30%
$4
*
6% pref A
3%
5
Preferred
Common.
30%
43 %
*
*
*
drift
U S Print & Litho—
130
1
20
Common v t c
1
Steel Co of Can...*
Preferred
25
Steel Products Eng 1
Stein (A)& Co com *
Sterchi Bros com
*
Wesson OH Sc Snow¬
sen
9
96
Bid
U S Postal Meter. .1
TT S Potash
*
8
39%
4k
115
23
Stocks
Par
15
pref.20
conv
Stanley Works...26
(il
39%
5%
30
$3% preferred
Tide W Assn Oil..10
4%% conv pref.*
Tilo Roofing eom__l
Time Inc
%
_
Ask
Par
16%
14%
*3.60
STOCKS
Bid
Stocks
share
7%
36%
4%
35%
%
6% preferred..100
Works.
Thatcher Mfg
*
pref. *
Thermoid Co.....1
$3 conv pref
10
A*
3%
Stand Oil of N J..26
Stand Oil (Ohio)..26
Ask
Per
Par
101
13 %
Standard Brands..*
Bid
share
40
108
98
$5 preferred
„*
Standard Aircraft
Products (units)..
Stocks
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
111
10
Staley MfgCo
10
7% preferred—100
&
are as near as
1 ^evr
stocl/
x
Ex-dividend.
2
share
The custom in reporting prices for State and municipal
latter maturity is yielding 3.00%.
Therefore. In the following list, it must
,
e
Therefore.
securities Is to quote them on the basis of the return the bonds yield per annum.
,
,
M
A
.,
.
,
.
_
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
Yield Basis
or
Bonds
Bid
UNITED STATES—See
Ask
4s pub highway 1949-51-M&S 5 2.00
4s refunding 1941-1954—J&J 5 0.75
3 k* refunding 1955-1965-J&J 5 2.30
4Mb Oct 15 1947-1952. A&C 119.21 119.24
4s Dec 15 1944-1954—J&D 112.7
112.9
,
2Kb
2ks
2k*
2
k*
2ks
2 k*
113.6
106.26
101.27
107.8
108.5
110.12
112.18
109.25
111.lit#
Mar 15 1955-1960 M&S 109.27
Sept 15 1945-1947 M&S 108.4
Mar 15 1948-1951 M&S 108.27
June 15 1951-1954 J&D 108.19
Sept 15 1956-1959 M&S 109.1
June 151958-1963 J&D 109.9
2k* Dec 15 1960-1965 J&D
Dec 15 1945.
J&D
Sept 15 1948
M&S
Dec 15 1949-1953 J&D
Sept. 15 1950-52.M&S
Mar 15 1952-1954
2 Ha Dec 15 1951-1953. J&D
2Kb June 15 1954-56.J&D
2s Dec 15 1947--- —-J&D
2s Mar 15 1948-1950- -M&S
2s Dec 15 1948-1950
J&D
2s June 15 1953-1955. .J&D
3s Panama Canal 1961..Q-M
3s Conversions 1946...—Q-J
3s Conversions 1947.....Q-J
U S Treasury Notes—
lk% Dec 151941—
1 H% Mar 151942
2% Sept 15 1942
1H% Dec 15 1942....
Ms Mar 15 1943
June 151943.
2Hs
2Kb
2hs
2k*
2k«
>t
15 1943
1 H % Dec 15 1943
1% Mar 15 1944
k% June 15 1944
1% Sept 15 1944
k% March 15 1945
107.10
Bessemer New ref 4%
108.7
110.14
112.20
109.27
111.21
109.29
108.6
108.29
108.21
109.3
109.11
Birmingham—
2ks 1941-1952
.
105,6
101.8
104.17 104.19
102.20 102.22
ks April 15 1941
3s
A1944-1952..
.
6a Road 1951..
J&J 5
Morgan Co 5s road 1952-F&A 5
Selma (Citv) 5s-6s 1941-1955- 5
2k* 19424952
J&J5
Tuscaloosa 5s 1941-1957- -J&J 6
68 ref pub impt '41-'53 M&N 6
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941 5
5s Road 1957
M&S 6
Tuscaloosa (City)—5k* serial b
4ks
6
4ks
b
_
k% May 1 1943
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—
2% notes May 16 '43 opt *41
1 H% Jan 3 1944 opt 41
Reconstruction Finance Corp
i% notes July 20 1941
i% Nov 1 1941
j% Jan 15 1942
Is July 1 1942
TJ S Housing Authority—
Ha Nov 11941...
1H % notes Feb 1 1944....
_
.
TERRITORIAL AND
INSULAR
Hawaii (Territory)—
Iks Sept 1 1944
M&S
2.10s July 20 1942
J&J
2ks July 10 1954
J&J
^
\C
1.50
less
to
0.75
2.50
to
2.75
to
J&J
3s
1972..
1
2.75 %
Sacramento 4s Jan 1942-1945
1
to 2.60
4 k* Fund 1941-1950.M&N
4s Water Rev 1942-76.F&A
Little Rock S D 4s *42-'55 M&S
St Francis Levee Dist 4s 1944.
4s 1958-1960
less 1
100 k
101
98
106
103
to 1.90
2~25
6 2.00
to
6 0.25
6 0.25
to 2.00
6 0.40
to 2.25
6 0.40
to 1.00
.50
to 2.20
to 2.60
to 2.50
to 1.00
6 1.70
to 2.10
to 2.25
to l i70
to 2.45
to
2.30
to 2.50
to 2.45
2s 1942-1949
J&J 6 0.50
to 1.70
Hetch Hetchy—
4ks 1967-1977
J&J 6 2.45
to 2.50
Spring Val 4 k* '67-*69.J&J
to 1.60
CANADA—See
page
93.
fess
2 k* State H'way '41-*54.J&D 6 0.40
1
lesslk
less 1
to 2.10
3s warrants 1911-1951
J&D 6 0.40
J&D 6 2.00
to 2.00
Highway ref, 19U-M7.J&D 6 0.40
to 1.40
Colorado Springs—
Ref Iks 1942-1943—.M&S 6 0.30
Denver (City and County)—
b 2.75
6 Par
to 0.80
2ks warrants 1952-'54
to 2.40
J&J 6 1.00
4k* Ref Wat 1911-67. J&D 6 0.40
4 k* Water 1962-1965-J&D 6 2.50
5 D No 1 4k* 1942-53.J&J.6 0.30
4s July 1941-1945
J&J
3.65% March 1, 1950-1954.
2 k* Sew dist 1947r50.A&O
3s 1963-1972 opt 1955-A&0
3 k* Mun Water Retire
1963-1972 opt 1955.A&O
2 k* SeWer Dlsp '47-*56A&0
Moffat Tunnel Imp Dist—
5 k* 1914-1963
.J&J
0.65
1.60
1.60
to 1.85
5
to 2.00
5ks 1904-1973
to 1.90
5s 1974-1983
Imperial Irrigation District—
to 2.10
4 k* Water 1944
2.50
2.05
4k* 1942-48..A&O
k* 1947-1950
0.80
to 2.75
to 2.65
to 2.25
6 0.30
6 2.00
6 1.70
to 1.30
6 2.50
2.30
to 2.20
to 2.30
6 2.55
2.40
6 1.20
to 2.20
6 1.50
to 3.15
6 1.90
to 2.30
J&J 6 3.30
J&J 6 3.75
to 3.55
J&J
3.55
Refunding 5s 1983
Refunding 6s 1983
102 k
106 k
J&J
to 2.60
100
to 2.60
88
89 k
98
99k
119k
4h 1Q41-1QA9
0.50
to 2.60
114
to 2.60
2.20
to 2.65
137 k
0.50
0.50
to 2.70
133
2 k* WatWks 1956-76 M&N
3k* Water wks 1952-1975.
4 k* Water 1941-1970-A&O
4k* 1941-1968
...J&J 6
4k* 1942-1969
M&8,6
5s Municipal 1941-61..F&AI6
5 k* Harb Imp'41-'61 M&N.6
3 k* Sch Dist 1942-61—J&J 5
Water Wks Refunding Rev'
3k* 1943-1947...J&D.. 6
2k* 1947 1959.—..J&D 6
2.20
123 k
108
0.50
to 2.70
0.50
0.50
0.50
tq 2.70
6 2.10
2.00
5 0.'
5 0.75 to 2.60
1.90
5 2.00
2.10
5 2.25
2.00
110.
a
Called July 1.
Iks April 15 1944-1949.—.
to 2.00
Los Angeles (City)—>
ALABAMA
CONNECTICUT
to 1.75
121
106
see page
to 0.90
COLORADO
112
6 2.15
to 1.25
to 2.90
2.50
6 2.00
101k
Puerto Rico (Goyt of)—
117
to 0.75
6 0.35
6 0.50
to 2.90
6 1.50
109
101
107
107
105
to 0.75
to 2.45
to 1.90
104
101k
to-2.80
to 2.85
6 0.25
„
Bakersfield 5s 1911-1952.A&O 6 0.25
Berkeley 5s 1942-1951
J&J 6 0.40
5s School 1942-1955....J&J 6 0.40
East Bay Mun Util Dist—
5s 1942-1974
J&J 6 0.40
East Contra Costa IrrigDist6s
95
Golden Gate Bridge & M'way3 k* series C 1942-1971 .J&J 6 0.60
J&J
F&A
to 2.80
to 2.80
to 1.50
A&O
F&A
to 2.80
San Joaquin Co 5s '41 '49.J&J 6 0.25
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s.
6 0.25
129 k
5ks Aug 1 1941
to 2.80
6 1.75
6 2.70
5s Water 1942-1969
J&J 6 0.50
4 k* Water '57 '58. *59.J&J 6 2.25
4k* Water 1941-1977..J&J 6 0.50
4s Wat Distrib '41-'63_J&TJ 6 0.50
6 1.00
b 3.50
1941-1954-._r._-_.
Alameda
6 1.90
6 2.75
6 0.50
3.14
Veterans Welfare—
3s Feb 1942-1952.....F&A 6 0.25
2 k* Feb 1 1942-1954-F&A 6 0.25
2 k* Feb 1 1942-1954.F&A 6 0.20
115k
127k
131k
to 2.05
to 2.35
to 102
4ks Olympiad 1941-71—J&J2 6 0.20 to
4ks 1942-1952
.F&A 6 0.40 to
4s Harb Imp 1985 opt *50.J&J
5s Jan 2 1942-1943.....J&J2 6 0.40 to
4s Jan 2 1944-1948
J&J2 6 0.80 to
3 k* Jan 1 1942-1949
J&J 6 0.30 to
108
104 k
125
5s Feb 1 1952
2.25
San Fran-Oak 4s 1976.M&N
108 k
1094;
4s 1941-1964.
MfcN b 0.20 to 3.2
4 k* Univ Bldg Jan5'42-65J&J b 0.40 to 2.40
4ks Highway 1941-48.J&J30 6 0.20 to 1.65
4ks 1942-1947
....F&A 6 0.40 to 1.50
101k
101k
114k
104
106
to 3.90
Bridge Authority—
Oarquineas Toll Bridge—
110k
116k
99k
3.75
Calif Toll
102
to 2.50
to 1.25
99
.
108
to
CALIFORNIA
102.4
to 2.75
to 2.60
6 0.25
6 0.75
2s
100.3
to 2.65
6 0.25
alOOk
Attorney Gen opt 1944
3s
6 0.50
6 0.50
to 1.60
4k* Water 1941-1964.
3 ks g July 1
1941-1944^f&J
3s 1942-1951
..F&A
Iks 1952-1972
..F&A
San Francisco (City & County)
%
3s Rose. Hemingway opt 1944 alOOk
Hot Springs 4k* *41-'50-M&S
103 k
Little Rock—
100.10
100.8
100.15 100.17
100.18 100.20
100.30 101
to 2.00
J&J
Sacra m'to Co 4 ks *41-*40 J&D
San Diego 5s W W *43-'54A&0
5s School 1942-1960._.F&A
3s 1941-1968
less 1
.A&O
5k* 1955-1965
100.1
102.2
3.00
3.25
2.50
3 ks 1943-1959
...A&O b 1.00
3ks (optional 1943-1971)
106
1
ARKANSAS
110k
104
t
less
less
Highway refunding—
3s April 1 1969-1972..A&O
101.14 101.26
101.22 101.28
125
126 k
t Called for redemption,
—J&J
1946
Tucson 5s Water 1950
100.8
100.6
100.19 100.21
100.18 100.20
113k
3ksrenewal class O 1956. J&J
4ksharborimpt June 1 '41-'73
4k* highways 1952.—.M&S
4k* 1956 and 1959— ...M&S
4srenewal July 1 1956...
2s 1954-1958
J2&T2
Pasadena 4s 1942
J&J
Redlands 5s 1941-1951 .J&J15
Rlversid" 5s 1941-1953--J&D
Riverside Go 5s *41-'54—M&N
3.00
a
due
6 1.90
Flood Control District—
5s 1942-1943
J2&J2 6 0.50
2s 1944-1951
J2&I2 6 1.00
54
0.75
J&J 6 2.25
5s W W 1942-1950
J&J 6 0.75
Phoenix Un H S D 4k* 1948
2.00
Prescott 5s 1948
2.25
J&J
108.10 108.18
110.18 110.26
4ks Nov If 1956....M&N
4ks Nov 15 1958—M&N
2ks Jan 1 1946
.J&J
4s reg Jan 1 1944..—J&J
4s reg Jan 1 1960
J&J
4ks July 1 1947
J&J
4 Ha 7-1-56-59 1-1-50-J&J
5s July 1 *44-'43
J&J
6s July 1 1972
J&J
to 3.20
Co Ot H'se4ks '40-48 J&D
Phoenix 4k* *50 opt *30-J&J
107.18 107.26
108.14
108.6
108.14 108.22
J&D
4 Ha Oct 1 1959
to 3.20
1.00
4k* 1942-1950
to 1.00
2k* 1952-1953:... J2&T2
106.22 106.24
M&N
A&O
4k* July 1957.—.
2.75
to 3.20
51
6 0.50
6 1.40
Ref 3 i 1953-1988—A&O 6 2.20
Ref 4s 1976-1988—-A&O 6 2.80
Modesto trrig Dist 6s
Oakland 5ks 1941-1943-F&A 6 0.25
4k« 1941-1965F&A 6 0.25
Oakland 8 D 4s 1941-44..J&J 6 0.20
Orange Co 5s 1942-1945.M&S 6 Par
to 3.25
4ks Corp 1945-59-J&J
4ks 1946-1960
J&J
4ks May 15 1942
4ks Oct 15 *56-'46
Honolulu (Cicy & Oounty)3 Ha Sept 15 1946
M&S
5s Dec 15 '55-'45
J&D
5s June 15 1955
..J&D
Philippine Government—
4s reg Dec 1 '46-'26.MJSD
4ks July 1 & 151952... J&J
0.50
to 3.30
Salt River Project Agric Impt
& Power District-—
3s Dec 1 1948—
,
Ref 4 k* 1948-1977.F&A
Ref 3ks 1978-1987-F&A
Ref 4s/l946-1986
F&A
Ref 4a 1971-1988
A&O
to 3.30
2.00
1
0.50
------
Colorado River Waterworks
to 2.50
2.00
to 2.35
of Southern California—
to 2.80
2.00
to 2.00
to 2.20
2.25
1941-1901
J&D 6 0.50
6 0.50
3ks Jan 1 1942-1900
Los Ang Co 4 k* &42-'49_ .F&A 6 0.50
Metropolitan Water District
2.50
1.00
105k
4s
107
2.75
2.60
2.60
1.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
-
Is 1942-1945
J&D
Iks 1946-1947—J&D
Iks Dec 11948
Iks 1949-1950—J&D
Los Angeles City High Sch Dis
5 k* Nov 1941-1960—M&N
5s 1941-1964.
-F&A
109 k
Maricopa County—
School No. 1 5s 1945...J&J
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially.
"
-
Iks Dec 11941
to 3.50
2.80
to 2.50
to 2.70
104 k
2s 1953-1959
*J&D,6
Revenue (3d issue of 1940)
ARIZONA
6s Jan 1
to 2.00
Second issue of 1940
3s 1941-1948
J&D 6 0.50
Iks 1949-1952
J&D 6 2.00
to 2.80
6 2.00
4s
101
101
Refunding Revenue—
2.80
to 2.90
67
3.50
to
2.80
Tuscumbia refunding I %to4 %
102.1$ 102.17
4s July 1 '64 opt '44...J&J 109k
Commodity Credit Corp—-
% Aug 1 1941
7c Nov 15 1941
5 1.00
to 2.60
Montgomery Co 4k* 1957-59 5 2.80
102.18 102.20
101.30 102
100.4
100.2
Bank—Farm Loan
Bonds
Federal Land
3s July 1 '55 opt '45...J&J
3s Jan 1 *50 opt '46...J&J
3s May 1'56 opt *46.—M&N
3 Ks May 1'55 opt*45-M&N
4s July 1 '46 opt *44
ly 1'46
J&J
5 1.00
.....
100.2
100.10
102.22 102.28
.M&N
2k* ser G 1942*-1944.-J&J
1 Hs ser M 1945-1947-J&D
Ha May 15 1941
ser
3s B ref due 1976. A&O
111
100
100.8
-
to 2.30
3.00
to 2.40
,
126
101.24
102.9
101.22
100.28
101.24
100.26
to
to 2.50
2ks 1941-1948—A&O 6 0.50
2k* 1949-1960—A&0 6 2.10
2ks 1961-1976—A&O 6 2.60
5 0.75
5 1.00
Net
to 3.10
100
3s 1943-1949
..A&O
Series A refunding?—
to 2.00
112k
-
Ha April 15 1942
2s Apr 1 1943
Home Owners' Loan Corp—
2.10
104 k
to 2.40
111k
102.10
102.8
103.13 103.15
103.6
103.4
100.28 100.30
101.30 102
Ask
Electric Plant Revenue—
Ref 4s 1941 to 1975. J&D 6 0.50
3ks 1941-1977J&D 6 0.50
3 k 1941-1954
J&D 6 0.50
3 k* 1948-1958
J&D 6 2.00
100
2s 1941-1942
...A&O
1.80
to 2.10
5 1.00
5 1.50
124
110
101.17 101.19
r#
or
Bid
Bonds
103 k
106 k
10f>i
5 1.50 to 2.60j
5 3.60
3.40
4ks 1941-1958
J&D 5 1.00
Gen fund 4k* 1941-66 J&D 5 2.00
Montgomery-—
'
5s funding 1942-1966—J&J
107k
4ks Sanitary Sewer Jan 1'44 105
% s Sept 15 1944
99.26
99.24
ks Dec 15 1945
99.11
99.9
Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
3 k* 1944-1964
..M&S 106.30 107
3s 1942-1947—
J&J 102.17 102.19
3s 1944-1949
M&N 107.1
107.3
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Yield Basis
To
Net
64
Florence refunding 1 % to 4%.
Gadsden 6% lmpt long mat... 5 3.60
Jefferson County—
1.00
4ks Ct House 1941-43 M&N > 1.25
4ks Ref 1941-1961—A&O i 1.25 to 3.00
Mobile City—
3ksGen ref44-Decl*70 J&J ) 1.03 to 1.01
103
106
4s Tunnel Rev 1969.. M&N
Mobile County—
4ks June 1 1941-1948
5 1.00 to 2.40
2.75
5s School May 1 1945—— 5 3.00
'
M&S
Ask
_
A&O
3k* impt ref 1941-50—J&J
3 ks Imp ref 1942-1958 A&O
4s 1941-1961—
A&O
4ks 1941-1960
A&O
National defense series
2%a 1942-1947
..
A&O
3s 1944-1959
108.7
108.5
108.16 108.18
106.24 106.2P
102.13 102.15
104.16 104.18
104.17 104.19
101.22
102.7
101.20
100.26
101.22
100.24
-
101/29
1941-1951
Bridge Auth. 4s July 1 1957—
Anniston 5s 1941-1947—J&J
State Bridge Corp 4s
113.9
106.28
109.18 109.20
107.23 107.25
105.4
101.6
Bid
Bonds
tk» 1942. 1946, 1949—M&S 5 0.75 to 1.80
alsopa ge 19.
Treasury Bonds—
[a Mar 15 1946-1956 M&S
is June 15 1943-1947 J&D
is Aug 1 1941
F&A
(s Oct 15 1943-1945. A&O
s Apr 15 1944-1940. A&O
is June 15 1946-1949 J&D
3 ks Dec 15 1949-1952 J&D
3s June 15 1946-1948.. J&D
3s Sept 15 1951-1955..M&S
or
To
Net
to 2.70
$2,75
t
to
2.50
2.00
1.00
to
2.00
to 2.50
* Tax-free in Connecticut.
%
6 0.50
to 1.00
Iks April 151950-1961
Iks April 15 1962-1971
Funding and building bonds
Iks 1944-1958
J&D
Hartford Bridge—
2s 1944-1961
F&A
Iks 1961-1971.-....F&A
Branford (T) 2s 1941-57-J&D
Bridgeport—
5s Refunding 1941-48..J&J
Iks 1941-1948....J15&D15
Iks 1942-1950
F&A
Bristol 5] fs 1941-1957
J&D
Cornwall
1941-1956 ..A&O
Janbury
3 ks Fund 1941 taxle.A&O
Oarien lk* 1911-1958..A&O
East Hartford (Town)—
4 k* School 1941-59—M&N
2s 1942-1965.F&A
lk* 1941-1945
F&A
6 1.00
to 1.35
6 Basis.
/ Flat ortce.
n
61.401
o
6 0.50
to 1.30
6 0.50
6 1.35
to
6 0.20
to 2.00
99k
1.35
to 1.50
0.25
to 1.75
to 1.25
0.30 to 1.30
0.40 to 2.15
0.25 to 2.00
0.20
1.70
6 0.15
to
6 0.25
6 0.25
1.75 to 1.75 1
to 1.00 <
6 0.20
Nominal.
to
92
STATE
AND
Quotation! for all securities are as near
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Ask
to 1.00
to 0.90
vo
F&A
to 1.05
%
1Mb 1941-1947
Hartford—
1Mb Sept 1 1941-1959.M&S 5 0.
3 Ms Bridge 1954-1955-J&D
4s Water 1941-1949—J&D 6
0".
to 1.00
22M
%
%
to 1.10
%
%
Akershus
to 1.40
to 1.25
%
%
1.35
to
1.40.%
to 2.00
to
(T) 4M® 1942..J&D
%
1.70,%
0.40
to 2.00 %
to 1.90,%
r-
Norwich 4Mb 1942-1965-M&S
2Mb 1942-1959
J2&J*
Rldgefleld (High 8chool)—
IMS 1942-1963
J15&J
Stamford (C) 4s 1942—M&N
2Mb 1941-1961
M&N
25
Stamford (Town)—
•4Mb 8ch 1941-1965—M&N ft o ,25
1Mb 1941-1950
A&O
1Mb 1941-1959..J&J
Torrington 2 Ms 1941-'57 A&O
& o ,15
* - .25
Suffield
.20
Water bury—
5s Water 1941-1971
M&N
3b Street 1942-1955—F&A
.25
,20
2Mb 1941-1952
.15
M&N
West Hartford—
4mb Mar 15 1942-49--M&S 6 0.20
to
2.20,%
iO.50
to
2.00j%
J&J
J&D
2Mb 1941-1953
.25
.25
5s 1947-1949
4s 1942-1948
96
LeonCounty(5s July 1 1941-55
Marlon Co Rpad 6s Feb 1 *52. 6 3.65
Road bonds 5s July 1 1952.. 6 3.60
Miami—
[
Refunding 3 Ms and 3Ms.-_
102
to 1.50
%
to 2.00
%
to
1.90,-/0
1.25|%
Berlin 6M» 1950
to
to 2.50
%
to 1.30 %
to 1.25 %
102
—
90
3.85 %
90
3.50 %
107
to 3.00
%
123
b 1.75
6 2.40
6 2.70
6 2.75
|
-
3.35 %
to 2.00
%
to 2.00 %
2.20 %
2.00 %
98
!
to 3.40 %
to 3.40 %
3.40 %
3.35 %
1.50 %
to 2.20 %
to 2.60 %
to 2.75 %
to 2.80 %
6
1.00
to 3.25
M&N
1.50
to 3.00
2.50
to 3.10
Ref3-4M-6s Jan 1 1964
%
97
99
%
%
-.
OrlandoRefunding 48 1942-62. F& A
100
Orange County 6s 1944.-J&J 6 2.50
1952-1953
5s
J&J 6 3.50
M&S 6 2.80
6 Ms 1945 1950
6s 1941-1950
35
4 m
3 %
3%
iV*
17%
16 %
16m
37
6 1.50
4s 1961
6 o.-±u
3.40
Palm Beach (City of) 5s
|6 3.00
Pensacola 5s1958
J&J 6 3.35
Pinellas Co ref highway 4s
103
St Augustine ref 4s 1967
95
New refunding 3-5s
88
..
109
2.25
3.35
to 3.50
to 3.50
3.30
2.80
3.20
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
106
98
91
St Johns Co Road 5s 1946...
Road 5 Ms L944
M&S
St Petersburg-
107
109
Refunding 3-5sOct 1 1972
91
93
__
109
107
44%
4%
7m
17%
16M
16 %
38
15
15
55
J&D
2 Ms Dec 1
►
0.40
to 2.00
2s Dec 1 1951-1952
t
1.90
to
2Mb Dec 1 1953-1965
»
2.15
to
Suwanee Co Road 6 Ms 1946..
'
3.70
»
Tax
1941-1950
free In
Connecticut.
%
2.00 %
2.70 %
3.50 %
0 Basis
/
32 m
34
M&S
_
5s
51
47
30
8
3M
9%
8
—
18
5
10
9
8
9
7%
14
8
-
-
-
-
42
8
13 m
30
44%
55
44
47
52 m
52 m
1969
52 m
5M» of *26 ext 2d ser 1969
52 m
Dresden (Ger) ext 7s '45 M&N ,
15
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945--M&S
/ 15
Duteburg 7s to 1945
M&N » 13
El Saivador
(Rep)— 8s A 1948
Certificates of deposit
t
8
Estonia (Rep of) 7s, 1967 J&J
Finland (Repub) 6s '45.M&S
Frankfurt-on-Maln (Germ)—
? 1939
A&O /
7s
A&O /
A&O /
f
y
y
r
55
55
56
55
54
54
54
54
12
22
"50m
21
16
15m
15m
15m
15 m
15
M&N /
16M
French Government—
7s ext of 1949 stamped-J&D
7s plain 1949
87 M
70
90 %
80
-
-
-
28
27
-
"19%
24
15
15
15
10M
9%
12M
10%
12%
11
German
5Ms
_
US
JSU
"25""
18
10.m
18
ilM
15
11%
12 %
"11%
ff
10%
12%
10%
12 %
10%
12%
10%
12%
11
n
NominU.
20
11%
Govt Internat—
of 1965-J&D J
J
German Extl 7s *49 stampA&O /
7s unstamped 1949
/
Scrip
/
German Prov & Oomm Bks
(Con Agr Loan)6Ms'58 J&D /
Graz(Mun) Austria 8s'54M&N /
-
Gt Brit &
Ireland—See
""94M
20
11%
13
7%
5M
12M
7
2
....
21M
18M
22
9
6
13 M
8%
3M
20
6
.-L
British
Greek Govt s f 7s 1984..M&N
Sink fund 6s 1968
F&A
12
Guatemala 8s 1948
38
43
40m
45
.M&N
Haiti (Rep) 6sextl 1952.A&0
6« 1953
A&O
9
12%
40
Hamburg (State of) Germany
Gold
6s
1946
6s
1st series 1957
6 Ms 2nd series 1949
25
—A&O
F&A
15
22
15
15
21
Heidelberg (Germ) 7Mb'50J&J /
Hellenic
Republic (Greek)
Sec Wat works 8s 1952 A&O
/
Helslngfors (City) Finland—
Extl s f 6Ms 1960. -A&O
47
27
F&A
....
Hessen.
See Munich Bank
Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
s
f g 7 Ms 1945
J&J
5%
Extl s f 7s Sept 1946-J&J
4m
Hungarian Land Mtg Instlt'n
Mtg 7 Ms 1961 ser A..M&N
5m
8 f 7 Ms 61 ser B($ bds)M&N
4m
Hungary (King) 7Ms "44.F&A f 37
Ext at 4M% to 1979—F&A
12
Irish Pree State 6s 1960.M&N
74
Italy (Kingd) extl 7s '51.J&D
29 %
Prestito Redlmibile 3Ms
18
Specified
Unspecified
"ll%
/ 70M
/ 15
/ 15
loan
5Mb unstamped 1965
Hanover (City) Germany 7s'39
Hanover (Prov) Germany—
I'M
—
f
6s Oct coupon on 1960
f
6s A int ctfs 1938—A&015 J
Cent. Bk, of Ger. 6s A *52 F&A
f
6s
serjes B 1951
A&O f
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl s f 7s 1960 ser A—M&S
f
7s assented 1960
M&S f
Chili (Rep) ext 7s 1942.M&N
f
7% assented 1942
f
Extl s f 6s 1960
A&O f
6s assented 1960
f
Extls f 6s Feb 1961
F&A f
6s assented Feb 1961..— f
Extl s f 6s Sept. 1961-M&S
f
6s assented Sept. 1961
f
Extl Ry ref 6s Jan 1961 .J&J }
68 assented Jan 1961
f
Extls f 6s 1962
MAS f
6s assented 1962
Extl s f 6s 1963
M&N
m
8%
9
9
8
17
(Brazil) 8s 1947
-J&D f
Cent Agricul Bank
(Germany)
Farm loan 7s 1950—M&S15
f
Farm loan 6s 1960...J&J15
f
6s July coupon on I960.. f
Farm loan 6s I960—A&015
47%
49 m
52*
37
7%
A&O f
8%
2m
_
1945 maturity..
Extl s f 6 Ms 1953
75m
46
5 Ms of *22 ext 1961
2d series 1961
5 M« of'26 ext 1st ser
1940.
78 due 1941
1942 maturity
1943 maturity
1944 maturity
51m
107""
9m
32m
22m
Dominican
'42.M&S
52 m
2d Series
52 m
5 Ms Cust Adm
1940--A&O f 52 m
2nd ser 5Ms 1940—-A&O
f 52 m
Customs Administrations—
rnuun
47 m
48 m
Certificates of deposit... f
Extl sec 7s 1948
.J&D f
Certificates of deposit... f
15m
14
99 m
F&A
84
82
(Colombians f 7s '47.M&N /
13 m
102 m
103
.
45
47
Callao (Peru) 7Ms 1944—J&J
f
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s '54.J&J f
Cauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
12
12
103
F&A
...J&D
....F&A
J&J 15
1953
80
German Conversion Offer—
83
6
k Last
t
r
7J^sext 1941 1941
Mb Plain stamped J&D
"7%
5
81
55
Bulgaria (Kingdom)—
Sec s f 7s 1967
J&J /
Stabil loan 7Ms 1968.M&N /
/Plat price.
17
5MBPubWkgJune30'45J&D / 74 %
Cundinamarca Dep (Colombia)
Extl s f 6 Mb 1959
M&N /
7%
Certificates of deposit,
f
7m
Czechoslovak Republic—
Ext s f 8s 1951 ser A..A&O
/
"33 m
f
„
Wat Wks Rev Otfs—
t
—M&S j
Extl 4 Ms 1977
Extl g 5s 1949
Extl s f 5Ms '53
60
.
—
M&N
1949
(Rep) 5s 1944
Extl g 4Ms '49 opt
59 m
60
31m
30 m
Scrip
Readjust 4M-4Ms '77.M&S
Ref s f 4M-4Ms '76.-F&A
Extl re-adJ4M-4Ms '76A&0
Ext re-adi 4M-4Mb'75M&N
Extl s f 4s $ bonds 1984.J&J
7 Mb 1946
M&N
Cuba
34
54
Victory 4s due 1976
31
Brit Hungarian Bk
3
7_Ms 1962. f
Ceara
1941-1950
22 m
20
—
Ref 4Ms non-opt 1947-56-.
New Smyrna—
6Ms
20
34 Vs
35
s f 7 Ms 1946.-J&J
/
Certificates of deposit
/
to
18
19
22M
British 4« 1990 opt '60. -M&N
War Loan 3 Ms of 1932
Buenos Aires (Prov)6s'61 M&S
6s stamped 1961
M&S
7s stamped 1952
A&O
7 Ms 8tamped 1947—M&N
6 Ms stamped 1961
F&A
sf 7s 1951
Ext'l
5Ms 1955
F&A
Trust rets 4Mb 1962 A&O 15
18
Caldas Ext
Miami Beach—
L
f 6s 1950
sec
80H
17 m
6s 1940
M&S
Brisbane (City) Australia—
30-yr s f 5s of 1957
M&S
8 f 5s 1958
F&A
Bud,pe8t(City)68J'n,35coup'62
3.60,%
106
17
Funding 5s 1931-1951.A&0
Funding scrip
Bremen (State) 7s 1935.-M&S
s
41
Danzig Port & Wat Ways Bd
Extl s f 6 Mb 1952
J&J /
Denmark ext 6s 1942
J&J
20
-
2.80 %
to
79
J&D
Brazil 8% ex 1941
J&D
7s Cent Ry elec 1952..J&D
Extls f 6Ms (1926) *57.A&O
Extls f 6Ms (1927) '57.A&O
20-year
106
/
20m
r
78
7s Oct 1947
....A&O
Certificates of deposit...
Bolivia IRep) Ext 8s *47 M&N
Extl 7s 1958
.J&J
Extl s f 7s 1969
M&S
6s 1940
A&O
%
20
14
68
,
F&A/ 64
Ext s f 8s 1952 ser B..A&0
/
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
5 Ms
1955
M&N
32 m
12
Certificates of deposit...
2.00|%
9M
22M
22 m
Extl s f 6 Ms 1947
A&O
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May '47
Certificates of deposit
%
1957
Funding 5s 1951
5s
61M
6M
Bogota (City) extl 8s '45.A&O
0.75'%
106
6 0.40
^
79 m
67 m
15
A&O
6s June 15 1958
f 7s
s
7s stamped 1957
Costa Rica Pac Ry
7M» 1949
Bavarian Palatinate 7s '45 J&J
Belg Govt extl 6M« 1949 M&S
External s f 6s 1955
J&J
Extl sf 7s 1955
J&D
Call
Ms Dec 1 1941-19t5.._.
2 Ms Dec 1 1946-1919
2Ms Dec 1 1950-1954
3s Dec 1 1955-1961
2Ms Dec 1 1962-1939....
Housing Authority—
3s and 3Ms 1941-1954...
17
6%
33M
34
33 M
34
Externals f 7s 1937
M&N / 37
7s stamped 1937
r
28
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl s f 7s 1942
J&J
74m
Costa Rica (Republic)—
Ext
78
Baranquilla 4s ext to '64 J&D
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6Ms '45.F&A
1.90
to
Water revenue—
1
"7%
52
FLORIDA
6 1.70
6 1.50
7%
6
50
8s1946...
Antwerp (City) extl 5s *58 J&D
Argentine Repub—
4 M« s f extl loan 1948.M&N
Extl s f conv 4Mb '71-M&N
Extl 4Ms 1956
M&N
Austrian Govt 7s 1957
J&J
Baden extl s f 7s 1951
J&J
Bank of Colombia 7s *47. A&O
7s 1948
a&O
to 2.00
6 2.40
~~7%
6
62
6 0.25
6 1.50
7%
51
to
6 2.15
_
6
60
to 2.75 %
to 2.00
6 1.50
Extl
.....
7%
Australia (Commonwealth)—
Extl 5s July 15 1955.J&J15
Extl 5s 1957
—M&S
to 1.90 %
to 1.70,%
Brandenton ref 4s 1942-70 J&J
99
Brevard County School Tax
Districts No. 1 &4 Refund80
Columbia Co Road 6« 1955.. 6 4.00
Coral Gables—
New refunding 2 M-5s 1977.
88
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-54-A&O 6 3.30
Jacksonville—
5b Jan 15 1942-45.-J&J 15
8Mb Jan 15 1942-45, J&J 15
Refunding 2.60s Jan 1 1957
2s 1954-1957.
J&J
Lakeland new refunding
Water & Light 5 Ms 1941-50
7
Certificates of deposit
Extl s f 7s 1957 1st ser. A&O
Certificates of deposit.
Extl s f 7s 1957 2d ser. A&O
Certificates of deposit
Extl s f 7s 1957 3d ser. A&O
Certificates of deposit...
62
6 0.25
Gainesville—
6 1.50
5Mb July 1941-1975
Hillsborough Co 5s Oct 1 1943 103
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4— 6 3.50
"~8m
60
6 1.50
Duval Co School District
No. 1 5s 1941-1955.—A&O 6 1.50
Escambia Co 6s Aug 15 1951.
100
7
7%
D 1945..J&J
_
„
Funding 4s JAn 1 1946
83
Colombia Mtge Bk—
30-yr s f 6 Ms 1947
A&C / 23 M
Certificates of deposit—, / 23
Sinkfd 7s (of 1926) '46 M&N
/ 23 M
Certificates of deposit
/ 23
Sinkfd 7s (of 1927) *47 F&A
/ 23M
Certificates of deposit
/ 23
Copenhagen 5s June 1 52 J&D
24
Extl g 4Mb 1953
M&N
23
Cordoba (City)—
Si*
77
%
6 2.00 to 2.20 %
b 0.50 to 2.00 %
1.00 to 1.75 %
.
"m
m
60 %
70
to
Special Tax Sch Dist No. 2
Ref 4s 1956-1967.--M&N
105
Ref 3 Mb 1941-1947.
104
-M&S
Duval Co Road 5s 1956-.A&0 6 3.00
ser
""sVs
7Vs
5 f extl loan 4s Feb '72.F&A
to 2.00
A&O b 0.70
A&C 6 0.25
f 7s
*
V8M
S f extl loan 4s Apr '72.A&0
2% Treasury notes 1948—
to 2.CO %
to 1.60 %
6 1.30
6 0.50
s
"V-T'-'.
,
m
7
to 1.40 %
6 0.25
6 0.25
40'"
15
M&S
to 2.10 %
DELAWARE
2Mb April 1 1941-1947——
2Mb April 1 1948-1957
2Mb April 1 1958-1966
1Mb highway 1912-1979—J&J
Kent Co 4Mb 1945-1950-M&S
New Castie County—
5Mb 1941-1944
J&J
Sussex Co 5s 1942-1970
J&J
4Mb 1941-1953
A&O
Wilmington—
4Mb Bldg Con '53-'62 M&S
4Mb 1941-1958 (s-a).-A&O
24
(Dept of) 4s 68 M&S
66 m
60 %
Dist)—
M&N 6 0.25
Extl
_
25
25
24
.
.
Chinese
23 M
22M
Antioquia Col (Dept of)—
Ext! s f 7s ser A 1945—J&J
Certificates of deposit
Extl s f 7s ser B 1945.-J&J
Certificates of deposit...
Extl s f 7s ser O 1945. _J&J
Certificates of deposit
n
Windham (Township)—
4s 1942-1952
Certificates of deposit
1947
J&J
Certificates of deposit...
Anhalt 7s to 1946
25
25
23 m
23
23 m
23
1961
1962
f
/
/
6% notes 1931
6s stamped 1931
Government—
Hukuang Rys 5s £
J&D 15 /
Cologne Germ'y 6 Ms'50.M&S/
Colombia Rep 6s
1961—J&J/
Certificates of deposit
/
6s Oct 1961.
A&O /
CartiflcatBs of deposit... /
22 M
to 1.20
6s assented
1962
6s assented
.
Ask
11
10,
11M
J 10M
A&O / 11M
/ 10M
M&N / 11M
/ 10 M
J&D / 10M
J&D /
9
8 f gu 6s 1961
6s
%
to 1.75
West Haven (School
•4MB 1941-1956
81
%
to 0.65
4Mb Water ref 1950—F&A
1Mb 1942-1954
J&J
Norwalk
(City)—
4Mb Sewer 1942-1968-M
S
lQs 1941-1959
WO
Norwalk
110
79
Refunding 2-6s
7b
Bid
Mtge Bk 6 Ms '57 J&D31
6M« assented 1957
8fgu6M« Jne 30*61-J&D31
6Ms assented 1961
109
to 0.60
J&D15
...
Bonds
3.70 %
103
M&S
to 0.75
1941-1952.-M&N
1941-1948
to
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
%
New Haven—
Ms imp
or
Net
Chili
Ref 4s 1943-1965
West Palm Beach—
.
1Mb
Ask
1.55 Agrtcul Mtge Bk (Colombia)
6s 1947
F&A
Certificates of deposit—to 1.75 %
6s 1948
A&O
to 1.75 %
Certificates of deposit—
il;75
7s 1946
A&O
1% 1941-1970
J&J
1%8 1971-1980
J&J
Man Chester *4 Ms 1941-44M&N
iden l Ms iy4i-iv«--jacu
s 1941-1944
M&N
,.«dlesex County—
1Mb Bdge 1941-1955-M&N
New Britain (Ceunty)
2s 1942-1951F&A
*4Ms School 1941-52-F&A
4
Yield Basis
To
or
5s W W Purch '41-72.F&A b 1.50
108
4Mb Impt 1947
J&J
tol.40&
Hartford (School District)—
•4Mb Northeast 1959-J&D
Hartford County—
Metropolitan District—
2Mb 1941-1978
J&J
New London—
Yield Basis
Bid
Bonds
Tampa—
„
.
BOND8
closing day of the month preceding tne date of issue
U
Net
Fairfield (County)—
1%b 1941 to 1950——J&D
Greenwich 3s 1941- 1944—F&A
MUNICIPAL
as possible for the
57
7
8m
7
9m
19 m
87
30m
20
15
17
Consortium for
Pub wks ext 7s B'47 M&S / 20
Pub Util Credit s f 7s'52JAJ / 18
30
Ifcai Credit
22 M
state
April, 1941]
municipal
and
Yield Bais
Yield Basis
Ask
Bid
4s
54
43 &
39%
37
Jugoslavia (Kingdom)—
Funding s f 5s 1956---M&N
12
2d ser funding 5s 1956 M&N
12
State Mtge Bk 7s 1957-A&O /
Leipzig (City of) 7s 1947F&A /
Lima (City) Peru—... e
Extl s f 6%s 1958—M&S /
Certificates of deposit.--/
55%
64%
43%
41
■»antlago(Oity)Chile7s '49J&J
10%
37%
MAN
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 M&N
Extl s f 6%s 1957-M&N 15
Eztl sec 6s 1943
M&N
taxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945——J&D
Sink fund 6%s 1946—-J&D
Coil sf 6s 1947
M&S
Herbs Croats & Slov (King of)
Extl 8s 1962
M&N
Extl 7s 1962 ser B— M&N
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
Lower Aust (Prov)7%sJ5QJ&D /
Luneberg (City) 7s 1948.M&N /
Maranhao (State) Brazil—^
Ext s f 7s 1958----M&N /
Medellin (Munic) (Colombia)
7s extl Dec 1 1951-—-J&D /
Certificates of deposit.— /
6%s 1954
—-J&D/
Certificates of deposit... /
Mendoza (l»rov) ^gentina—
7lis extl s f 1951
J&D
4-7Mis stamped
...J&D /
4s extl readj $ bds 1954.J&D
Metrop Water Service—
See New South Wales.
Mexican Irrigation—
s f gtd 4 Vis 1943—■
Stamped assented...—-/
Extl
17
"28"
—
6%
'id
21
13^
Extl
13%
7%
8
7
8
8%
"7%
70
M&N
3%-4-4% % (J bds of 1937)
Extl
__
(Kep)ext5)4f'53 J&D h02%
s f 5s ser A 1963-.M&N
87
Stamped (assented)--— f 78%
Series A (ctfs of deposit)— / 78 M
Series B (ctfs of deposit).—
7
m
22
Vienna (O) extl 6s
Warsaw (City) 7s
"60"
40
f 6s
■
/
/
/
1968-——J&D/
9%
8%
8
8
f 6%s 1952—A&O / 20%
(Monopolies)
Institute
1959—.—f&A/
Feb 1937 coupon paid... /
Russian 6 Ms June 18 1919— /
l%s
62%
2s 6-year 1944
——J&D
2%s Jan 15 1944
J&J
s
1942
—J&D
.M&N
F&A
.J&D
J&D
..M&S
8-yr 2%s 1943
7-yr 2%s 1944
10-yr 2%s 1945
55
"36"
80%
20-yr 3s 1955
3s 20-year 1958
3s perpetual..
3s Jan 15 1967
J&J
30-yr 3s Nov 15 1968.M&N
14-yr 3%s 1951
M&N
25-yr 3 %s 1961 opt '£6 J&J
15-yr 3 %s, 1949
A&O
Refunding 4s 1945....A&O
20-yr 4s 1952
—A&O
30-yr 4s 1960
A&O
Refunding 4 %s 1944.A&0
80
5s Nov 15 1941-
33%
32
26
25%
Mar 28
90
M&N
Refunding 5s 1943— .A&O
5s May 1952—
M&N
Alberta (Prov of)—
Gold 5%s 1947
J&J
Gold 5%s 1952.
A&O
90%
Gold 5s 1948
5s 1950.
Gold 6s 1959
7%
7%
7%
7%
—J&J
A&O 15
A&O
4%s Jan 15. 1942
Deb 4 %s 1956
4%s Jan 15.1957.
4%s July 16. 1958
"8
23
J&J 15
.A&O
J&J
J&J
4%s Apr 1. 1961
A&O
4%s June 1. 1967
J&D
Debenture 4s 1954.
J&D
Brit Col (Prov) 5s '48. J&J 16
5s Apr 25. 1954J—A&O 25
4 %s 1941-1946
J&D 29
4%s 1947-1956
J&D 29
5%
6%
5
_
11
10
Sfn Paulo (Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1936-J&J
Extl 8s 1950——
J&J
Extl 7s 1956
M&S
Extl s f 6s of 1928,1968 J&J
Sec • f 7s 1940———A&O
Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
7s 1945
A&O
4a 1845 stamped
A&O
/ Flat price.
—
May 15.1958-68.M&N 15
Debenture 3s 1950...M&N
Debenture 3s 1949..—J&D
2%s 1944
F&A
Ottawa City 5s *41 *45—J&J
6s Munic Imp *41-'50—J&J
5s July 1. 1941-1956—J&J
5%
20
4%s 1941 1944
J&J
4%s
1943-1960
—J&J
Quebec (Province)—
8-yr 2%s 1944—
M&N
15-yr 3s 1951
M&N
3%s 1949
—J&J
3 %s s f deb 1952—
J&D
3%ss deb 1953
.J&J
4%s 1961
M&N
S F 4%s 1946
J&D
4%s 1956
J&D
Quebec City—
5s S F (non-call) 1960.M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
5s 1943 (non-call)..J&D15
6s 1959 (non-call)....M&N
4 %s July 2 1945
J&J2
4%» 1955
4%s Mar 15 i 960—M&S
4s Nov 15 1957
M&N15
65
20
45
llH
53%
53%
42%
43%
38
44
39%
37
45%
39%
35
9
Toronto 5s 1941
5s 1950-1959....
28%
9%
5%
5%
J&J
J&D
-A&O
—A&O
J&J
J&J
4%s 1911-1945
4%s 1946-1961
4s £ July 1 1948
3%s July 1 1944
Vancouver. (B O)—
5%s 1952
——F&A
5s 1945 & 1946 var
49
10
8
&
82
ii*
41
40
40
40
40
40
40
39
85
85
95
86
9
17
60*
/ 84
/ 65
M Last salt.
n
100%
96
100
100
95
97
97
100
99%
95
87
97
89
69
65%
65%
66%
69
70
99
99
95
97
95
62
78
76
63%
52**
78
80
83
86
68%
86%
88%
85
83
71
73
56
54
59
51
51
47
100
96
70
63
54
54
50
98
94
60
70
75
81
85
81
80
76
70
70
85
85
78
73
75
94
90
85
83
82
89
80
85
86
85
to
1.00
Road 5s 1949-1953
Athens 4%s June 30 1943
.30
1.60
Atlanta—
92%
80
"79%
100%
47%
47%
43
43
43
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
i\H
87
87
.
6 2.75
6 2.00
5s Water 1942-1951
J&J
4%s 1941-1956
—J&J
Ref 2%s 1941-1967—-J&D
Augusta 4%s Flood '42-M&N
Bibb Co 4%s 1948-49
M&N
Chatham County
Road 4%s 1941-1949.F&A
Clarke Oo 5s 1942-1944—-J&J
Oolumbus 5s 1941-1944—J&J
Crisp Oo 5s 1942-1957.--f&A
Dougherty Oo 5s '42-'48.M&S
Muscogee County—
Road 4%s 1941-1956—A&O
Pulaski Co 5s 1941-1948..J&J
Savannah 4%s ref 1943..J&J
4%s Drainage 1944— -F&A
4%s Refunding 1959
f&A
2%s 1943-1967
J&D15
Spalding Co 5s 1942-'49..J&J
Swainsboro 6s 1941-50
A&O
Valdosta 5s 1942
Jan
Ware Co 5s Road 1941-49 J&J
to 3 ,00
6 1.00
6 1.00
to 2, .15
1. ,50
to 2, .20
6 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
6 1.25
to 1, .90
6 1.00
to 2 .50
1, ,50
to 2 .00
to
3 .50
6 1.00
to 2, .30
6 1.00
to 2, .25
1.20
1.40
2.30
6 1.75
to 2 ,25
61.00
61 35
to 2 ,10
6 ) 00
to 1 .25
6 1.00
to2 .25
—A&O 6 1.00
_M&S 6 1.00
to 2.00
to 3 .25
idaho
J&J
63
67
J&D
—.J&D
65
77
J&D
M&N
F&A
70
76
67
67
65
54
65
70
65
67
80
65
60
....
J&D
.J&D
5s Nov 1. 1969—M&N
Debenture 5s I960..... J&J
4%m 1955—1
....M&S
4%s 1960
A&O
4%s non call 1958.M&M 15
4%ssf Apr 15,1961 J&015
Debenture 4s 1947..M&N
3%s s f deb 1946
...J&J
3s s f deb 1941—.—.J&J
5-yr 3% debs July 1 1944..
xO-yr 3% % debs July 11949
18%
74
99
1941-1945
J&J b 0.50
Highway Ref Mar 15 *47.
Albany 5s 1945
J&D
Appling County—
76%
69
90
^
20
102
4%s r©f
75
85
64
87
A&O
New Brunswick—
8 f deb 5 %a 1950
M&N
8 f deb 5%s 1952......J&J
27
89
103
78
2s
62
60
60
Nominal.
4%sref 1941-1945
3%s 1941-1957
J&J
"§5"
73
79
70
70
67
59
70
73
70
71
„
6 2.00
62
65
67
65
70
98
99%
65
65
81
78
78
76
76
80
£6
66
81
76
18
70
70
84
80
80
79
79
84
to 2.50
%
2.50
6 1.00
6s Oct 1 1941-1944..
Boise City 4%s 1951
to 2.50
%
J&J
Boise City Ind Sch Dist No. 1
ILLINOIS
4%s Serv Oomp *41-'43.Aug 1 6 0.20
4%s Serv Comp *41-'43.Aug 1 6 0.20
4 %s Serv Comp *41-*44.Aug 1 6 0.20
4s Highway 1941-1943.May 1 6 Par
48 Highway 1945-1954..M&S 6 0.85
4s Highway 1955-1958.-M&N 6 1.60
3 %s Emerg Rel '41-*47 Dec 15 6 0 20
3 %s Emerg Ref *48-*54 Dec 15 6 1.20
Bloomlngton 4%a Water
1941-1961 opt 1952. M&S 6 1.25
Champaign County—
5s Road
1941-1943.-M&N 6 0.50
Chester (Toll Bdge Rev)—
4s 1965
M&S
Chicago—
3s 1942-1944
99
to
0.50
to
0.50
to
to 2.25
to
0.75
101
0.90
1.60
—
2%s ctfs Feb 151958-59..
2%sctfs 1958-1959—J&D
2s ctfs Aug. 1 1950-53—
2s ctfs April 1 1954-57—
3%» 1952 opt 1945
3%s 1953 opt 1948
3%s 1955 opt 1951
4s 1942-1944
4s 1945-1948
4s 1949-1950
4%s 1954
to
6 1.10
3s 1967 opt 1942...
3s 1956opt 1945-1949
Water Works System—
3s ctfs Aug 11954
to
6 1.30
to 1.80
6 2.35
to 2.40
6 1.90
3s 1957 opt
3%s 1955opt 1946
4%s 1954 opt 1944
1945-1947
%
to
&
to 2.10
6 2.15
2.20
I
.20
1.40
1.90
6 0.50
to 0.90
6 1.19
to
6 1.70
to 1.75
6 1.20
%
to 1.60
1.60
....
83
L
2.20
Board of Eduratlon—
3s 1957 opt 1943
78
1
0.70
0.50
to 1.55
to 1.70
to 1.15
to 1.55
to
6 0.50
3s 1946-1948..
"76"
to 1.25
Amer Falls Reservoir Dist—•
4%s June 30 1941-1954.
3%ss f deb 1949
F&A
Montreal 5s Dec 1. 1945. J&D
5s a f Nov 1, 1956
M&N
4%s May, 1954—
4%s Jan. 1944
J&J
4%s 1941-1951
A&O 15
4%s June 1, 1971
J&D
4s May 1,1944
M&N
Metrop Co 4%s 'SS.^&'ei
4%>1 May 1, 1965
M&N
Harbor Commissioners—
%
26
17
16%
16
49%
72%
M&S
4%s 1945
4%s 1951
4%s 1956
%
%
/
45
45
89
87
73
5s 1959
6
/
/
/
/
/
77%
99%
93
92
87
GEORGIA
93
W4- ""78"
76
92
78
78
—
70
4s 1957
9
8
73
84%
74%
95%
70
65
22%
%
%
94%
73%
73%
92%
71%
70%
65%
81%
65
70
i*
5
II«
73
To
Net
84
Debenture 6s 1947
5%s 1942
S F deb 5%s 1958
10
9%
9%
8%
4%s 1987
F&A
Verdun deb 5s 1954...
Winnipeg, Man 5s 1944—A&O
4%s non-call 1944...M&N
4%s June 11946
J&D
4%s June 15 1950—J&D15
4s Aug 1 1946.
F&A15
...
75
67
67
67
70
80
North Vancouver 5s *60# Baals.
4%
4%
•5s 1943
5s 1944
8%
7%
..
/
/
/
4s
7%
7%
Ask
May 15.1941-43.M&N 15
4s May 15,1944-—M&N 15
81
4s Elec L & P 1941
A&O
Lachine P Q 5s 1954
J&D
Manitoba (Province of)—
64
f 6s 1953-—-
4s scrip— —————
8s 1948
——
8s ctfs of deposit 1948—
Santa Oatharina (Brazil)—
8s 1947
F&A
4s
15
Hamilton—
20
93
9
*921
_ /
(City) Germany
...
70%
5s sf 1955 & 1960
A&O
Halifax N S 4s July. 1945.--.
5s Jan, 1951
J&J
.j&J f _
20%
(Mtge Bk) tts ser A *47 -I&S / 15
6s series B 1947
.A&O / 15
Salvador 7s 1957...
J&J /
6
Certificates o- deposit--. /
5%
Extl
.M&N
65%
6%
5%% ext loan D®Saarbrucken
15
15
Dominion of Canada—
19
7
11%
10%
(American Dollar Quotations)
64
s f deb Jan 23 '69 J&J23
5 f deb 6s 1947
F&A
-
"13%
5s 1950 & 1951 var—
5s Jan 15 1970
J&J14
4%s
?*
13
15
CANADA
2%
■
'52—.M&N
Calgary 5s July 1,1945...J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s '45&'50A&0
/
/
Deb 4%s Sept 15'52 M&S 15
Deb 4%s 1960
M&N 15
atario (Prov) 6s *43—M&S
5%s 1946
J&J
5s 1959
M&N
4%s 1944
M&S
4%s Jan 15. *42-*47-.J&J 15
4%s Jan *15 *48-'57.J&J 15
4%s 1941--M&N 15
4s 1941
.M&N
...
8
6%s 1959—
6s 1933
—
Bio Grande Do Sul (State)
Brazil ext s f 8s 1946—A&O
7s extl • f 1966--—M&N
Extl s f 7s 1967—
J&D
11%
11%
9%
Bid
Nova Scotia (Province)—
Deb 5s 1960
M&8
8
3%
1958.-f&A
3%
4%s assented 1958.—.f&A
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 1941
3
Westphalia—See Prov Bank
Wurtemberg 7s to 1945.M&Ni/ 15
Yokohama ext J6s 1961.-J&D
48%
/ 15
/ 15
91
Queensland (State) 7s *41 A&O
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
62 J.
Bio de Janeiro 8s 1946—A&O /
8%
Extl sf8%a 1953
f&A /
12
Venetian Prov Mtge BankS f 7s 1952 ser A
A&O
V
*33 / 15
-
Bonds
56
38%
4-4%-4%% extl readj if,
bonds of 1937-78
F&A
3%s extl re-adj 1984.-J&J
Conversion scrip..—
5h
5H
20
7
7
Poland (Repof) 6sl940-A&0 /
4%
4mb assented1958—A&O /
Stabilisation s f 7 s 1947 A&O / 12%
4 %■ assented 1968—A&O /
4%
External 8s 1950———J&J/
4%■ assented 1963
J&J /
Dollar funding 3s 1956-A&O /
3
Porto Alegre (Oity)Bnurtl--•
Sinking fund 8s 1961 - - - J&D /
8%
8%
f6s> 196,4-
3%-4-4 % % ($ bds of 1937)
external conversion 1979.
m
.5%
5%
103%
6%
6%
8
external readjust 1979—
5H
37
103
16
Peru sec
7s 1959—-—M&S/
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960-J&D /
Extl s f 6s 1961-—-A&O /
Extl
J&D
Uruguay 8s ext 1946—-F&A
Extl s f 6s I960—M&N
^
Borne extl
Roumania
1958..——J&D
5s of 1912 1952.M&S
Extl s f 5 %s 1961 ——.A&O
Tolima (Dept of) 7s '47-M&N
.
Prov Bank (Westphalia) 6s
6s 1936
58 1941-——-
f 7s
Silesian Landowners Assn—
1st mtges f 6s 1947
F&A /
Sydney (City) N 8 W—
25-yr s f 5%s 1955-—-f&A
80
60
5%
4s 1904 assented 1954-—/
4%
4s 1910 assented 1945-—--/
5%
6s 1913 assented 1933—/
5 y%
Milan(Italy)ext 6Ms 52.A&O / 1934
Minas Geraes (State) Brazil
Extl 6%s 1958——-M&S /
%y
Extl 8%s 1959 ser A-M&S /
9£
Montevideo (City) 7s 52. J&D / 60%
Extl s f 6s 1959 ser A.M&N / 57
Scrip—.———
/ 35
Mtge Bank of Denmark—,
Exch s f 5s 1972 ser IX J&D
25
Municipal Bank—
Hessen 7s to 1645
F&A / 15
National Bank of Panama—
4s ser A & B 1946-1947---- / 63
4st er C & D 1948-1949—-- / 60
New South Wales (Australia)5s extl s f 1957-F&A
60%
Extl s f 5s 1958..——A&O
61
Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
8 f 5Ms 1950.—
A&O
56
Norway ext 6s 1943——f&A
52%
External s f 6s 1944—F&A
b2%
c%b extl sk fd 1956—M&S
3/
AUb extl sk fd 1965—A&O
31 ^
sk fd extl 4s 1963...—f&A
Norway Municipalities Bank
Guar s f 5s 1970------JAD
27%
Nuremburg extl 6s 1952.F&A/
Oldenburg (Free State) 7s 1945 / 15
Oriental Devei—See1 Jap Govt
Oslo s f extl 4%s }?55—-A&O
Panama (City) 6 %iil952-—- / 54
R^f 3M^erfes B 196f--M&S
s
Tokyo'(City of)—
5s assented 1945 - ———/
Parana (State) Brazil 7s 1958- f
Pernambuco (State ofj Brazil
Extl s 17s 1947
.M&S /
f 7» 1961
s
4%s assented 1958
4%
or
Net
^
17
5^
5%
Ask
80
60
1964
M&S
<antander (Dept) Colombia
Extl • f 7s 1948. • —-A&O
Extl guar s f 4s
Oriental iSev Oo fls*53.M&8
Orient Drv Oo 5 %s'58M&N
Extl
(Prov) 7s 1942.M&S
Stamped 1942——- —
<aota Fe
_
St 0 Vis 1954.---—--F&A
Extl • f 5%s 1965—--M&N
Panama
Bid
Bonds
Net
foreign Govts, and
Cities (Concl.i
Japanese Government—
Yield Basis
To
or
To
or
Bonds
93
bonds
the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
quotations for all securities are as near as possible for
&
2°.10
0.75
1.00
94
STATE
MUNICIPAL
AND
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Bid
Pub Wks Nat
—
to
6 1.75
to 2.20
District—
6 0.40
b 1.20
b 1.75
to 1.00
J&J 6 0.40
2s refdg ser D 1942-61-J&J b 0.50
Cook County—
4s 1956 opt 1941-1944
b 0.40
4s 1956 opt 1945-1947—— b 1.20
4s 1956 opt 1948-1953-— 6 1.75
Elgin Sanlt D 5a 41-'44.M&N & 0.50
Evanston S D No 76—
4Mb June 1 1941-1948
b 0.50
to 2.15
...
to 2.20
I—
1941-1960--;
Forest Preserve—
4s 1956 opt 1942-1944
4s 1956 opt 1945-1947——
4s 1956 opt 1948-1952--—
Granite City 4 Ms 1941-48 J&D
Jackson Co 4ni 1941-46-J&J
La Grange (Village of)—
3s Water rev 1042-08—M&S
Lake Co 5s Road '4K49.F&A
Madison (Kings H'way Bdg)—
4% revenue 1964
to 1.60
—J&D
2.20
3 Ms
Ref 1943
J&J
Oweosboro 5s Sewer—.J&D
Pa lucab—
0.80
to 1.60
to 2.15
to 1.00
4%s w
w
1941-1970—A&O
3.50
3.50
3.25
6 3.25
3.15
6
Warren Oouniy—
to 1.75
6 0.50
to 1.60
b 1.75
& 1.00
to
b 1.00
to 2.00
to
Short Term Bonds-
Refunding 2%s 1941—..F&A 6 0.50
State
103%
to 0.75
%
Long Term BondsRefunding 3 %s 1942-*56.F&A
Ref 3 Mb 1957-1960
—F&A
Wlnnetka (Village)—
6 1.00
to
3.25
Evansvlile 4s ref 1942
J&J
Fort Wayne 4%s '41-'57-A&0 b 1.00
Fort Wayne School Dist—
to
2~.56
5s Oct 1 1941-1943
— 6 1.25
Gary SchCity 4Ms Oct 1943— v—l-„
Hammon (City)—
to 1.50
4s O H I942-1956—J&J30 b 1.50
Indianapolis—
to 2.50
^
_
to 2.15
to
f?60
%
JjOO
ser
S 1941-1957
J&J
V 1943-1955—J&J
Charity Hospital at NO—
3.85s 1942-1968——F&A
Atchafalaya Levee District
^
%
6 1.75
to
to
to
to
to
2.60
1.90
2.00
2.80
2.60
2.70
2.50
to 2.50
2.00
to 3.15
to 2.30
-
-----
„
4%;W"W194M9421VJ&D
b Q 4Q
to 0.60
Orleans
6 1.00
4%s Sept 1 1945
-M&S
4Mb 1944——
4sSept 11945-------M&S
Lee Co Prim Road 2 Ms-1948
6 0.85
6 1.00
—
-
6 1.20
6 0.40
Lyon Co 2%s May 1 1941-47Marshalltown—
less
less
less
1
less
1
1
1
4 Ms
1941-1968
M&N
Washington Sub San Dtst—
3 Ms Wat & Sewer '87.M&N
4 %s Sewer 1973 opt '53 .J&J
5s 1909 opt 1949—
to 1.10 %
4 Ms Sewer 1941-47—M&N 6 0.40
2Mb 1941-1956
J&J 6 0.40
0.60
Woodb'y Co Fund 2%s,42-,46
to 1.10
to 2.00
Imp July H '49—J&J
2Mb Ref 1951-1960—A&O 6 1.55
Board of Education—
0.35
4%s 1942-1953——F&A
0.35
4MB 1941-1953J&J
Sch Dist 4%a'42-'54J&J
0.35
Leavenworth—
714Hb Water 1942-1947-J&J 6 0.35
Leavenworth Co 5s 1945—.
McPherson 4%s 1945——.
Saline Co 4%s 1945—
Shawnee Co 4Mb 1944———
Topeka 4Mb 1948
1.00
0.85
1.40
to 1.15
to
%
1.10 %
to 1.35
to
101
4Mb
102
102%
100%
101
102
102%
102%
10Q
100%
WW
6 3.50
6 2.25
2.00 %
3s 1941-1950..
1942-1969
6 3.65
3.40 %
2%s 1941-1951
,
56 A&O
/Flat price
|
102
105%
104
to
1.70
to 0.40
to
0.25
to 1.05
%
%
to 1.90
%
%
to 3.00
6 2.75
6 1.75
2.60
tol943
3.10
60.75
6 0.75
6 0.75
6 2.50
6 3.50
to 2.10
to 2.50
to 2.50
0.35
0.35
to 2.00
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.25
to 0.40
0.20
0.25
.
?
!Jis,3E*elIef 1941-1948—J&D b
to 2.00
to 3.00
to 2.50
to 2.10
1
to 1.65
to 1.20
to 1.75
to 1.85
to
0.25
to 1.10
to
1.10
1.75
0.25
to 2.30
0.25
to 1.75
0.25
0.25
0.25
0.25
to 1.50
1
2s G & E 1941-1947—A&O.o
Lawrence (wat h'way & b'dge)L
2Ms 1941-1958.—J&D'?
to 1.50
,
Lowell 2 Ms 1941-1947
J&J.&
Lunenburg Water District— L
A&O>
2 Ms 1942-1969
2.00
3.25
to 3.00
0 35
to 2.25
2s 1942-1969
M&S
Maiden 2 M« 1942-1958—F&A
?
?
0.20
0.35
1941-1954.J&J
to
1.15
1 Ms relief 1941-48
M&N
Wellesley (Town)—
2a H S 1942-1952——M&S
Winchester 3%s 1941-40 .J&J
Worcester (City)—
lMs Funding 1941-58—J&J
2%s Hospital 1941-49.J&J
to 2.20
I,00
%
to 2.15 %
to 1.60
%
%
1.60 %
to 1.20 %
to 2.00
to
to 0.45
to 1.55
to 1.65
to
1.50
to
1*20
to 1.75
to 1.45
L
%
i
to 1.75
to 1.55
to 0.60
to 1.60
to
to
to
to
to
1.05
1.15
1.75
1.05
1.10
I
I
i
to 1.65
0.25
0.35
0.25
to 1.70
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.25
1.60
to 1.90
to 0.95
to 1.20
to 2.30
to
Water town—■
to 2.00
~
1.15
to 1.75
-
-J&J
lMs 1941-1955
—A&O
Springfield—
3 Ms Water 1941-1900-J&D
2s sewage dlsp 1941-68M&N.6
1 Ms Relief 1941-1940-A&O 6
Waltham 2s 1941-1948—J&D
to 2.30
to 1.25
to
0.25
0.25
Lymfleld Center Water Dist—I.
2s 1943-1967
J&J ? 0.50
Lynn 4s Sewer 1941-*56-.M&N ? 0.20
2 Ms 1942-1909
to 2.10
to
%
1.25 %
,
Somerville—
3 Ms School
to 1.50
1.50
i
to 1.10
0.20
0.25
Ref l%s 1941-1949—-M&N 6 0.35
Medford—
0.25
3 Ms 1941-1942 tax-ex M&N
0.35
2s 1942-1953
—.F&A
Methuen (relief and sewer)—
0.25
2Ms 1941-1953—M&N
0.25
l%s 1941-1949——A&O
New Bedford 4s 1957....J&J
0.25
2Mb 1941-1947
A&O
0.15
Newton 2 Ms 1941-1969—A&O
0.30
lMs 1942-1955
J&J
North Adams—
0.25
1Mb 1941-1949M&N
0.35
Northampton 1 Ms *42-59 F&A
0.25
Plttsfleld 4s 1941-1944—J&D
0.25
2 Ms Dec 1 1941-1955—J&D
0.20
Quincy 2 Ms 1941-1947—A&O
0.20
1 Ms 1941-1949
M&N
0.20
Reading 1 Ms 1941-58 M&N15
0.20
Salem 1 %s 1941-1948
M&N
0.20
2s 1941-1949
M&S
107
1.90
3.20
6 3.20
0.25
0.25
0,25
F&A
.
Chelmsford Water District—
lMs 1941-1955
.F&A
Ohicopee 1 Mb 1941-1959 M&N
Easthampton (hi'way & relief)
IM« 1941-1948
M&N15
Everett 1 Ms 1941-1959-J&D
%
E
?60
2.35
1.60
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948 J&D
4s relief 1941-1953
J&D
1 Ms 1941-1946.
%
t
0.15
M% 1941-1943
M&N15?
Arlington 4s' 41-'42 (tax ex)J&J b 0.10
0.15
Beverley 1 %s 1941-1948. A&O
Boston 4 Ms Sept 11981 .M&S
t
to 3.00 %
6 2.00
6 3.00
1
&
1
6 0.20
to 1.10
6 0.20
6 0.20
to 1.30 9
6 0.20
6 0.20
to 1.55
to
9
1.00.9
to 1.15
9
9
MICHIGAN
Dist—
4s 1941-1950— ....M&N 61.00
Waterville 4 %s 1941-1950— 6 2.00
Westbrook 4%s 1941-1948— 6 1.00
1942-1951—J&J
"42.-F&A
Henderson County—
4Mb R&B Oct 1 41*
6 Baals
103
i
&
0.50
0.75
.
Haverhill 1 Ms 1941-1951 J&D,
Holyoke 4s 1941-1950...A&O,h
to 2.60
2Ms Water May I 1953...
—
lMs 1945-1969—..
J&J 1
Hurricane & Flood Damage—
„lMs water 1941-58—.M&N
to 2.25
South Portland Sewer
J&J?
Fraraingham—
101
104
to 2.10
ho
Loan—
2Mb 1941-1968-M 2 & N 2
4s 1941-1955 (tax-ex).M&N
to 3.10
to 2.25
2.25 %
3.15 %
3.20 %
3.20 %
4s Fdg 1952 opt
4Mb School Jan 1
o
Kennebec Water District—
4s Ref May 1, 1950—M&N
Old Town Water District—
4s July 1952-1958
J&J
Portland—
4s O H *41-'45 tax ex..A&O 6 0.75
Portland Bridge District—
6 0.75
3 Ms July 1. 1941-1947
Portland Water District—
43 Funding 1948.....J&D 6 2.00
102
*1*70
Fall River—
1.50
3.05 %
2.70 to 3.10 %
1.00 to 2.60 %
1.75 to 3.15.%
High Sch Dist—
4%s 1941-1945.
M&N 6 1.00
101%
100%
to 1.70
6
to 1.65
1.4
Brewer
1.65
2.20
2.40
1.75
Water
.,3s feg 1944-1968
Metropolitan
«
107*
co
3%s 1941-1951
M&S
2s Improve'mt 1941-56-.A&0
Augusta 4s Oct 15 1941-1955.
Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex.J&D
Belfast 4%s Ref '41- '50 M&N
1.00
2.50
to
to 2.90
5s H'way & Bdge *41-'54- A&O 6 0.75
4s Sept I. 1941-1953
M&S 6 0.75
4s HighW & Bdge '41-44 M&N 6 0.75
4s State Pier 1942
M&S 6 0.75
to 1.10
102
Project No 141945
Ashland—
4Mb SI '42, '47&'52—M&S 6 3.25
Bowling GreenSa 1955—J&J 6 3.35
Covington 4Mb *41-'50—A&O 6 3.50
%
1
102
Project No 121947———
Project No 131953
_
6 0.50
6 1.50
6 2.90
101
104M
5s Dec 1. 1941-1969—J&D 6 0.50
4Ms W W & Sew '41-'54J&J 6 0.50
KENTUCKY
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
Ptoject No 10 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 111952.
107 *
Shreveport—
1.35
6 0.35
%a'42-48 F&A
l%s 1945-59
J&D
Wyandotte County—
4%s 1942-1945—
J&J
to 3.00
106
106
1.50
4%s May 2,1941-67-M&N2 6 0.50 to 2.90
to 1.80 %
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957..........J&J 6 3.10
3.00
to 1.70
to 1.75
to 1.80
MAINE
to
2.65
to
.
i
to 3.15 %
6 1.00
5s Oct 1952.
A&O
Pentchartrain District—
6s 1944
M&N
5s July 1968
J&J
Red River A & B B District—
5s 1950 Series B
A&O
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943.M&S
5a 1965 Series D
.F&A
.40
0.35
0.85
to 2.75
to
6 2.50
6 2.10
.
Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
to 1.40
1.75
to 0.70
to 2.00
0.90
1.60
2.10
0.50
3%s gold July 1944
M&S
h Qn
Reg 1 Ms July L 1946-1960— & °-90
I
2.00 % to 1 942
to 1.20
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.90
Sch Dist ref 4
6
to 1.25
Topeka School Dist—
4Mb March 1 1942-1946—
Wichita 4 Ms 1942-1946.J&D
&
4s Water registd 1941-58.J&J
^
6 3.00
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
5s 1941-1944
J&D b 1.00
5s 1945-1967...
J&D16 1.75
to 1.10
4
to
6 2.35
2Mb 1941-1968
...J&D
lMs 1941 1970
...J&J
Metropolitan District—
2 Ms ser B 1942-62—J&J
1.50
2.80
2Ms Oct I 1941-62—A&O
2.85
Bralntree4s 1941-1942
J&J
3.05
Brockton 1 %s 1941-1948.A&0
3.10 %
Cambridge 2s 1941-1958.A&0
2.90
2.95
3.15
3.20
to 1.25
to 1.10
KANSAS
4Mb
I
i
District—
.....
Soldiers' Compensation Bonds
4 Ms. 1941-1952
J&J 6 0.25
4s. 1953-1954—
J&J
Kansas City 5s 1942—-F&A
4Mb Wat & Light 1944-J&J
6
6
6
6
J&J 6 1.00
.J&J 6 2.30
4Mb Non-callable 1952 J&D b 2.70
%
6 1.00
2.80 7o
b 2.90
Orleans District—
5s July 1941-1949
5s July 1950-1959
_
_
1941.1944. A&O 6 0.40
Polk Co 2s 1942-1960—M&N 6 0.60
Sac Co 2Mb May 11941-1947. 6 0.40
Sioux City 6a '41-45—F&A15 6 0.40
4 Ms Water
Levee
3%s Ref 1941-1962...M&S
3%s July 11953-1968.
4a J i"
uly "
11941-1952
4s Mar. 1 1942-1964..M&S
Des Moines Ind S D—
1.50
1.60
1.90
to 2.00
4 Ms Tun 1960 tax-ex..A&O
1.00
b 0.75
_
1
3.00 %
M&S
Sept 1941-1972
ho
1.40
i
2.15 %
to
Baton Rouge 5s '42-'54..M&9
5%s Track Elev '42-'47-J&J 5 0.75 to 2.25 %
Bossier District Levee—
4Mb 1942-1955J&J 6 0.75 to 2.50 %
1 Ms refund Janl 1942-1961 5 0.40 % to
5s 1954—
...A&O
Fifth District Levee—
'Indianapolis School Dist—
2.25
5s 1952 opt 1942—J&J
4s Blag Sept 1 1946
J&J
0.75
5s Oct 15; 1962 op '52.A&0
3 Ms July 1 1941——J&J
5s Oct 15,1963 op'53A&015
:flouth Bend—
■
5s 1969 opt 1959...F&A 15
1st Funding 1942-1947 A&O 6 0.40 to 1.00
5s 1972 opt 1962
4Hs W W 1943——M&N
South Bend School City—
Lafourche Basin Levee—
5s 1956-1970—
A&O
4%s Impt 1942-1948-F&A b 1.25 to 2.00 %
Lake Borgne Dist Levee—
Vanaenburgh County—
5s Dec 1952 opt 1942..J&D
l%s 1942 1951
J&D b 0.50 to 1.25 %
New Orleans—Public Belt—
4 Ms 1941-1966
A&O
Public Belt Bridge Rev
IOWA
4s 1941-1945
A&O
4s 1946-1956
—A&O
4%s 1941-1942—
J&D 6 0.40 to 0.60
4 Ms serial gold 1941-1945..
Cedar Rapids 4%s'49-'53M&N b 1.75 to 2.10
4Ms serial gold 1945-1960..
Clinton Co 2%s 1942—M&N b 0.60 less %
4Ms serial gold 1961-1980..
Davenport Inaep Sch Dist—4s Constitutional 1942.J&J
4 Ms 1941
M&N 6 0.40 less %
4s Pub Impt'52 opt'42.J&J
Des Moines 5s 1941-'57
es
J&J b 0.40 to 2.75
5s
6 0.80
1*70
MASSACHUSETTS
to
4s
A&O b 1.50
to 2.00
1.50
1.50
1.80
4%s series D & E 1944-55.
58 series F Mar 15,1945-48
5s series K July 1,1947-49—
INDIANA
Elkhart 4 %s WW 41-75
6 0.75
6 2.10
1.00
1.50
4s ser
3 Ms series S 1958-1960.J&J 6 2.60
3 Ms ser V 1956-1961—J&J 6 2.40
3-3M9 June 151943-1962... 6 1.25
State Pension 5s June 1,1948. 6 2.10
Capital Bidg 4 Ms Aug-15. '52 6 2.25
to 2.00
6 1.70
6 2.70
[foo
to
Montgomery County—
State Highway—
2%s Dec 1.1941-1958
6 1.50
6 1.60
5s Water 1941-1987—A&O 6 0.50
AMa 1941-1987
A&O 6 0.50
to
I
—
6~0.25~
2.00
1.90
2.Q0
Hagerstown—
1.00 %
to 2.60 %
2.60
3%s Jan 1 1957-1961—- o 2.70
3 Ms ser Q 1943-1954—J&J 6 1.00 to 2.25
3%s ser Q 1955-1960—J&J 6 2.30 to 2.40 %
Port Commission Refunding
3 %s 1941-1959——J&J 6 1.00 to 2.90 %
105
0.50
to 0.80
6
3 Ms March 1945
M&S 6 1.00
3 Ms Refunding 1952...J&J <> 1.70
3 Ms Sewage Impt '80.A&O 6 2.25
Cumber'd 4%s W W '41-A&O 6 0.75
Highway—
5s series A. B & G 1941-1943 6 0.50
6 1.00
4s Jan 1 1942-1956
& 1.25 to 3.00
b 1.25 to 2.25
to 1.15
to 1.25
to 1.20
6 0.50
Regis'd stk 1946-57 M&N 6 1.00
4b 1941-1944
A&O 6 0.25
4* 1956-1975
M&8 6 1.70
LOUISIANA
2.10,
2.00'
to 1.20
to 1.20
to
4s
to 1.00
b 1.20
J&J
4%s 1942-1959
Ask
6 0.30
.
2,10 %
0.50 %
3.25 %
—
to 1.00
Baltimore—
5s 1941-1901....
.A&O
5s Gen Imp 1943-1945-M&S
5b Water 1901
A&O
5s registered 1946.-..M&8
4 Ms Mar 1. 1942-'55-M&ft
4a Aug 1. 1951
F&A
4« Annex 1954..—....J&D
4s Parks 1955
—M&N
4s Mar 1. 1901
M&S
4s
1945-1971
M&S
2.oo; %
2.30
4s
River Forest S D No 90-—,
4%a 1941-1944
J&D 6 0.75 to 1.50
Rockford S D No 205—
2.10s 1944-1958
F&A b 1.00 to 2.00
Rock Island (City of)—
101
Bridge rev 4s 1964-—-F&A
98
,
Certs of Indebt—(Concluded)
2M» June & Aug 15 *41-'52. b 0.25
2s 1942-1953
F15&A 6 0.25
IMS 1941-1953
F&A 15 6 0.25
6
}M» 1943-1955
F15&A 6 0.60
0.40
■lMs 1942-1954
F&A 15
Annapolis 4%s W W '42.A&O 6 1.00
Recovery-
Sewor 1965—F&A
4s Jan 1 1970
J&J
to 2.15
Bid
Bonds
Is 1942-1963
to 1.60
To
Net
or
Net
-J&J 6 0.50 to 2.40 %
City Hall 5s 1942-'55-F&A 6 0.30 to 2.40 %
2.10 %
Louisville 5s Sch 1962.—A&O 6 2.30
1.50 %
4%s Hospital 1951
M&S o 1.80
2.00 %
2.20
4 Ms Ref 1965
J&D
2.10 %
2.30
4Mb Jan I 1970
-F&J
2.10 %
2.30
4%s Sewer 1969—J&A
1.50
4s Sewer 1947
F&A
1.30,%
1.50 %
1.70
4s Lou W Co 1950—-F&A
1.00
b 0.50
b 1.20
4s 1955 opt 1948-*55—
4s 1955 opt 1942-'44
4s 1955 opt 1945-'47
4s 1955 opt l948-'54
2%s construction ser
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Yield Basis
To
of
Net
Ask
Lexington—
Chicago Park District—
3%s 1956 opt 1946
4s 1955 opt l942-*44
4s 1955 opt 1945-'47
Sanitary
BONDS
of the month preceding the date of Issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
2.00
to 2.75
to 2.80
to
5Ms July 15 1941
5%s Oct 15 1941—
4%s Highway 1943
0.15
0.1
.J&J 15
A&O 15
.—F&A 6 0.45
4 Ms Highway Impt 1944 A&O 6
4s Highway Impt I942..A&0 6
Ann Arbor—
MARYLAND
less
0.00
less
0.30
less
h
8A
M
„
A&O 6 0.25
A&O 6 0.25
to
1.10
1.15|
to
1.75
to
1.50
1944-1946
Battle Creek School District—
4 Ms
to
J&J 6 0.75
6 1.15
W W ref 4 Ms 1941-1948
3 Ms
Certificates of indebtedness—
1942-1949
Bay City—
5 %• w w
F&A 6 1.00
1941-1951—-M&S 641.00
to 2.00
to
2.50
1
April, 1941]
AND
STATE
quotations for all securities are as near as
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Dearborn—
\
4*8 Sewer WSl-'Se.A&O 6 2.00
to
2.75 %
Detroit—
Buchanan
General 3 *s callable
4s
(Long)
b 0.25
less
b 2.90
non-callable
less
b 0.25
lessl
Refunding Water series D—
b 2.00
3*8 Oct 1 1951-1961
b 0.25
3*8 Oct 1 1941-1950
b 1.80
3*s Oct 1 1948-1950
4s July 1 1941-1947
b 0.25
b 2.40
4*8
b 2.40
4*8
Street railway 4*8
b 2.50
Refunding 3 *s 'o7-'62 J&D b 2.80
Refunding 4s *41-'56—J&D b 0.25
Refunding bonds—
2*s 1951-1983
J&J 6100*
3s Dec. 15 1952-1956—
3*s Oct. 1 1951
3*s 1942-1950
b 2.50
b 2.50
-J&J
b 0.25
4sl941-19S0
M&N b 0.25
Flint 4*8 1941-1954-M&S 15 o 1.00
6s (Mar 1 & Apr 1) '42-'50— b 1.00
Flint Union School Dist—■
68 1942-1954
M&S b 1.00
Grand Kapids—
3b Sept 1 1941-1945...M&S 6 1.00
Grand Kapids School Dist—
4*8 1941-1943
M&S
Highland Park—
4*8 April 151957----4*8 Scnooi Nov 1 1954—
Jackson 4*8 1941-47..A&016
4*-» July 15 1955
Jackson Union School Dist—
4*8 1941-1945
M&N
Lansing 4 *s 1911-1946—J&D
Muskegon 4*s 1942-44..J&J
Muskegon 8 D 5s 1942...July
b 1.00
to
2.30,%
%
to 2.20 %
to 1.75 %
to 2.00
lessl*
lessl*
less
1
lessl*
0.75
to
0.75
J&J15
1949
J&D
0.75
Road 1942-1952..J&J
0.75
Court h'se '42-'52 J&J
(School District)—
6 0.75
4*8 1943-1948
Kansas City—
4*s Various May 9 *42-72 6 0.30
4*8 Jan & July 1942...J&J
0.30
4*8 1942-1955
A&O
0.30
4*s Airport 1942-54..A&0
to
4s
J&J
1942-1950
Airport 1942-1971—M&S
to 2.00
%
2s 1955-1961
to
1.50 %
J&J
.J&J
Kansas City School Dst—
4s 1942-1951
J&J
4*8
4*8
4*8
3*8
&>
1
4s opt *44.
Daniels County—
6s 1941 opt 1940
to
0.50
to 2.50
0.50
0.50
to 2.50
to
less
less
to
*
2.00
to
1.00
0.50
to
F&A
0.50
to
0.50
to 1.70
0.50
to 1.50
0.50
to 1.80
0.50
to 1.10
0.50
to 1.00
2.10
less
0.50
to
1.85
less
0.50
to 2.50
to 2.10
—
0.50
to 2.50
0.50
to 2.10
y
to 1.50
to 1.90
2.25
to 2.25
2.30
103*
101*
b 1.00
to 1.15
6 2.60
to 2.40
6 2.60
2.40
102
.......
1.00
to 2.00
0.35
to
1.00
0.25
to
l".45
0.25
0.25
1.20
to 1.30
to 1.35
1.50
to 1.60
1.10
to 1.35
0.25
100*
to 2 .50
to 2.75
Elizabeth—
2*s 1942-1978
4*a 1941-1957
to 1.60
0.30
to 1.40
0.30
to 0.55
0.30
to 1.40
„
%
J&J
1.00
100
rev
NEW HAMPSHIRE
July 1941-1948
J&J
4*8 Highway 1941-1943.J&D
3*8 Refunding 1942-1944 J&J
1*8 Highway 1942-1946 M&S
1 *s July 1 1941-1955
J&J
4s
to 2.00
to 2.20
to 2.20
%
%
%
to 3.00
to
3.50
6 0.50
to 1.10
6 0.50
6 2.60
to
2.50 %
2.50
MISSOURI
4*8 Road 1948-1950..-M&S
4*s 1943-1946
M&S
4s 1943-1947
M&S
1.25
0.50
to 1.30
0.50
to 1.10
1944-1948..—A&O
1948 1952
M&N
0.70
to 1.20
1.20
to 1.35
J&J
1.15
to 1.30
4s
4s
Road
Nov 1
3*s 1948-1952
4*s Road 1942
6 Basis.
to 1.00
.....
/Fiat price
n
Nominal
to 97
to 1.00
1.90
1.25
to 2.60
to 2.35
2.70
to
A&0 6 0.50
to 2.50
1.50
to
to 2.85
to 1.15
County—
5s July 28 1941-1960
to 2.15
6 0.50 to 2.50
4*8 1942-1966
J&D
5*s Water 1941-1963.M&S
Gloucester County—
4 *s Bidg&Rd'41-'45 J&D20
Hackensack 4*s 1942— .F&A
4*s Imp 1942
J&J
08 1942-1954
—F&A
3s 1941-1966
M&S
to 2.25
98
6 99
to
6 J9
to 98
6 0.25
to 1.10
6 1.00
to 2.75
6 0.75
to 2.90
6 0.75
to 3.30
1.00
Hamilton (Township)—
3*8 sewer 1941-1978-J&D
Hoboken 5s 1941-1954
J&J
Hudson County—4*8 1941-1978
M&Nlfi
4s g Park 1954 & '59.M&N
2*s Apr 1 1941-1959
2.65a 1941-1970
M&N
2.Jos Apr 1 1942-1966
Hunterdon County—
4 *8 Road & bldg '42-'46J&J
Irvington 6b School 1963.J&D
4*s 1941-1959
J&D
6 1.25
to 3.60
6 0.50
6 2.60
to 3.20
to 2.80
6 0.50
to Par
6 0.50
to Par
6 0.40
to99*
6 0.50
to 1.20
6 0.50
to 2.65
.75
5*8 1942-1953
6s 1941-1969
A&O 6 2.75
—A&O 6 1.75
3.75
to
to 3.80
6 1.75
to 3.70 7o
6 2.50
to 3.80
6 1.75
6 2.50
to 3.40
b L.75
to 3.40
6 100
to 99
—
0.15
0.15
to Par
to
4*s USD 1941-1965.J&D 6 0.15
Coos Co 1 *s 1941-1950- -J&D 6 0.15
Keene 4 *81941-1942—. M&N 6 0.15
to 2.15
to 1.40
to
0.30
Manchester—
1941-1951
A&O 6 0.15 to 1.75
3*8 Bridge 1941-1956.F&A 6 0.15 to 2.00
to 1.80
Nashua 3s H S 1942-1956-J&J 6 0.30
JERSEY
Road Bonds—
4b series H July 1942
4s series I July 1943
4 *■ series A of '27 July 1944
4s ser B of *27 July 1950—
4 *8
4 *a
4 *s
*s
Extension—
F ot *20 Jan '55 opt "40
A of '24 Jan *55 opt '40
B of "24 July *55 opt '40
O of *24 July '56 opt *41
ser B of '30 July '41-'e7
ser C of'30 Nov *41-'69
Institutional
to 3.50
0.20
0.20
0.25
to
2.00
1
Construction—
3*8 ser A July 1941-1966.4 *s aeries B July 1941-1967
0.20
0.20
2.20
to 2.20
4s series O
0.15
to
April 1941-1969.
2*ssertes D May 1941-1970
0.15
N. J. Emergency Relief—
3*8 Mar 1942
N. J. Emergency—Concluded
6 0.15
3*8 May 1941 to 1942
6 0.25
2* Jan 1942 to 1943
Ed Aid 4*8 ser A Jan 1942
Unemployment Relief—
l*s ser A 1942-1949,
1.25
opt 1942
J&D 6 0.30
l*s ser B 1943-1950,
opt 1943
M&N 6 0.40
to
2.20
to 2.15
1
1
0.30
to 0.25
to 0.50
to 2.20
to 3.00
b 0.50
to 2.20
b 90
to 85
1941-1970
J&D
Linden 2*8 1941-1956—J&D
Lodi 5s 1942-1947J&J
Long Branch 5s 1943
M&N
Lyndhurst 4-5 *s
Maple wood (Township)—
4s 1941-1967
—J&D15
Middlesex (Borough)—
3*s 1942 to 1907
J&J
Middlesex County—
4*8 Road 1942-1944—F&A
Imp 3s Nov 16 1941-1948..
Monmouth County—
4*s Mar 15 '42-'50-M&8
4*s Rd & bdg '41-51F&A15
Montclair 4*g H S 1944.J&D
2*8 May lB 1941-1970
0.30 Morris County—
4*s 1942 opt 1922
J&J
0.60
3*8 1941-1949
J&D15
0.80
0.20
to 2.20
to 2.80
& 0.50
5*8
1.20
0.20
0.25
3.45
3.20
|*s Sch impt '41-'52.J&D 5 0.50
1.20
to 0.50
to 0.70
to 1.00
0.15
0.15
0.25
&0
Kearney—
to 2.25
to 1.75
NEW
%
to Par
4*8 School 1941-1958.J&D
4*b School 1945
J&J
4*8 Water 1901
A&O
4*8 1912-1907
J&D
4s Refunding 1949
F&A
4s July 1 1941-1953.—..—
Gen ref 3*8 '42-'54—F&A
3*8,1941-1956
J&D
Keansburg5*s 1941-59.M&N
to 3.00
2*s Sewer 1941-1956.M&N 6 0.15
3
to "2.50
to 3.25
Jersey City—
Concord—
4*s
2.65
to 3.35
6 1.60
4*8 Water 1941-70-J&D15 6 0.50
4*8
to 2.25
6 0.75
6 1.00
4 *s Mun Bldg 1941-70 F&A 6 0.25
1.75
to
6 1.15
2*s EI Rev '41-'65.M&N 6 1.00
to 1.00
6 0.50
to 3.60
to 1.85
M&s'6 0.50
Falrvlew 5b 1944-—..—.J&J
1.75
to 2.25
1941-1948.F&A
Yazoo-MIs« Delta Levee Dlst5s 1951-1954
M&N
4*s July 1949
J&J
6 2.15
6 0.50
Glen Ridge—
to
Jones Co 5s 1941-1942—.M&N 6 0.50
6s Pub Imp
to 3.60
M&S 15 6 0.25
4s Hospital 1940
F&A
Essex Fells (Borough)—
Highway
1.50
to 2.80
6 1.00
4*s 1942-1960
„
3.70
6 0.50
6s 1942-1972
Essex
2.20
to 2.40
Mississippi Levee District—
5s May 2 1944
M&N 6 1.60
5a July 1 1953
J&J 6 2.85
Viclcsburg—
to 2.90
to
194M946.J&D16 0.50
J&J 6 0.50
Bnglewood 5s 1941-1944-A&O & 0.50
to 1.50
to
b 0.50
b 0.50
4*s Jan 1 1942-1952
4*8 1941-1952
M&N
6 0.75
5s 8ewer 1942 1960
J&J 6 0.50
3 School 1941-1974.—A&0,6 0.50
to 1.55
1.30
1.40
4s Impt
100*
99
6 0.75
Phila-Camden Bridge—
4*8 1941-1945
M&S 6 0.75
4*8 1946-1973
M&S
111*
East Orange—
4*8 1941-1969
J&D'& 0.50
to
0.25
4*« Wat wks Dec 15 *41 J&J
4*8 May 1 1956
M&N 6 2.00
5s 1948
J&D 6 1.40
Omaha School District—
4*s May 1 1955
M&N
York School District—
4*8 1942-1955
J&J 6 0.50
to 2.0
100
105
Greenville 5s fund-43-*50 F&A b 1.50
Jackson 5*s 1941-1954-A&0 b 0.50
Callable bonds
Non-callable bonds
t6l"70
Omaha—
1
less
99*
to 1.75
0.30
North Platte Sch Dist—
4*8 1941-1959
J&J 6 0.50
North Platte Division—
Consumers Pub Pow Dist
0.75
1.00
101
0.30
to 1.25
*
to 2.75
Gloucester City—
4*8 School 1942-1944
1
0.50
100
to 1.75
Lincoln School District—
4*« 1942-1953
M&N 6 0.30
McCook County—-
1.30
to 0.80
MISSISS1PI
s
toll.75
0.30
Douglas County—
5a Highway 1942-46..A&0 6 0.25
Holdrege 8 D 5b 1942^52. J&D 6 0.80
...
2*8 Highway Feb 1 1963
1 *sgenoblig ref "44-'46—A&O
Highway bonds—
3*s Feb 1 1960
3*s Feb & Aug 1960
2*s Feb 1 1961
2*s Aug 1 1961
Biloxi 5*8 1941-1943—-A&O
0.30
1942-46.J&J 6 1.50
rev 1947-51. J&J 6 2.50
3s elec rev 1952-1971 .J&J 6 3.25
1.75
1* Mar 1 1942 1949--M&S
-——F&A
4*s 1941-1950
F&A
4*s Rd & Bdge *41-'44M&N
4*s Rd & Bdge *41-'43 J&D
2*s elec
2*s elec
1.70
Highway 1950-1959.F&A b 2.50
102
Highway 1961-1963
1.85
Central Nebraska Div—
to 1.60
8
1.75
to
5*8 1941-1961
F&A
4*8 Water '41 to '60-M&N
4*8 1942-1969
J&J
4s 1945-1970
l*s Poor Relief '41-45M&N
Camden County-—
4*s 1941-1970
J&J
4s 1944-1968
Cape May 4 *s 1942-5fr.'M&S
Delaware
River Joint Com
Consumer Pub Power Dist—
to 1.20
0.50
0.50
b 2.50
b 0.50
to
1.70
1.75
to 1.85
Camden—
NEBRASKA
Beatrices D 5s 1942-54..F&A 6 0.50
to 1.30
s
to 1.30
*
0.50
s
to
0.55
1.40
4*8 Wat & Sew '4K50.J&J 6 0.50
to 1.85
b 0.50
b 0.50
1.40
Great Falls—
2.00
2.00
0.50
0.50
1.00
0.50
0.50
to 2.10
Impt 1942-1946-—-M&S
May 1 1941-1950
Impt 1953
J&J
Flood 1941-1953...A&O
to 1.00
1942-1953..J&J 6 0.30
L*s June 15 1949 opt *44
0.40
a
6 0.75
Highway debentures—
0.60
b
to 1.80
to 2.40
to 2.30
A&O
J&D
6 0.50
2.00
0.50
0.50
4*8 Sewer July 1 1943-J&J
J&J
to
to
Water Works Ref series B
less
4*s 1942 1959
4s 1942-1961
2.60s 1941-1957
6 0.50
to 2.45
0.50
Paul—
2*s School 1942-1969.M&S
Bogota 4*s 1941-1940--J&D
Bound Brook 4 *s '41-*42 J& D
Bridgeton (City)—
4 *8 1941-1958
J&D
2.15
less
6s school July 1 1951—J&J
4*s W W 1941-1942--A&O
5e School July 1 1951--J& J
5a Gen'l impt 1942-62..J&J
to 2.20
0.30
J&J
A&O
M&N
0.30
St
to 0.50
6 0.30
5s Dec 15 1941-1955.J&D15 6 0.30
Bloomfleld4*s '42-'69.J&Dl5 6 0.50
to
2*81958-1975
2*8 1956-1975
l*s 1949-1960
J&J
to 1.60
2.80
2.75
to 2.70
2.10
to 2.85
4*s 1943-1947
3s 1948-1954
v
to 3.50
6 0.75
to 1.75
to
to 2.50
%
to 3.10
6 1.25
6 0.30
0.30
0.30
0.30
2.10
to 3.50
to 2.90
to 3.30
1.25
to 2.85
to 2.10
3.00
to 1.60
6 0.75
2.20
0.30
to 3.00,
100
6 0.75
to
J&J
M&S
to
—
to 3.35
6
Belleville 5s 1941 & '44.M&N
3s Refunding '41-60-M&N
Belleville S D 5s '41-'44 M&N
Bergen County—
5*s Dec 1 1941-1942.J&D
5*8 Dec 15 1941-60.J&D15
to 2.20
3s 1942-1957
3s 1954-1975
2.80
87*
6 1.75
J&J
4*s
1941-1955
F&A
4*s School 1941-1966.F&A
1.90
to
lessl
to 2.50
to
0.50
2*s 1941-1947
1.60
J&J
F&A
A&O
99*
J&J
Ramsey County—
l*s 1941-1950
Bayonne 5s 1942-1949
3*8 1942-1974
3*8 1942-1974
3*s 1942-1955
to
4*8 Sanitorium *41-*42 J&J
4*8 Hospital 1941—M&N
Minneapolis—
5s 1941. 1943.1945. 1946.
1947. *48. *49.'50—J&D
4*8 1941-1952
A&O
4s 1944
A&O
3*8 1941
M&N
3s 1941-1959
-A&O
2.60s 1941-1966
A&O
2*8 1941-1967
M&S
2.30a 1941-1947
M&S
2.30s 1941-1960
J&J
2*8 1941-1958
M&N
2 20s 1942-1959
J&O
2.10s 1942-1950
F&A
2s 1941-1946
A&O
1.90a Oct 1 1941-1946-A&O
1.80s 1941-1943
F&A
l's 1944-1948
F&A
fOs 1941-.949
J&J
Wo
toT.io
to
94*
85*
Water 4s-4*s Jan 1973
99
Atlantic County—
4 *s Bridge 1941-1957-A&O 6 0.75
Audubon (Borough)—
6s July 1 1941-1944
6 0.75
5 D 4*s 1942-1955—M&S 6 0.75
to 2.10
Ask
92*
.
2.00
2.00
4*8
4*8
4*8
4*8
Joplin
to 1.40
4rJ941-1946
to 0.70
Bid
Asbury Park (City)Refunding 4s I960
Atlantic City—
3s-4*s Jan 1973
1.90
1942-1950
J&J
2.50
1942-1950
J&J
2.40
1946
J&J
b 1.00 to 2.25
1942-1951
J&J
2*8 1945-1955J&J
St Joseph 4*8 1942-'45._M&8
b 1.00 to 1.75
Refunding 4*s May 1 1951
b 0.75 to 1.50
St Louis 4*8 1942-1953 _F&A
b 1.00 to 1.75
4*8 1942-1948
M&N
°25
4s 1942-1951..
M&N
Pontiac—
3a School 1941-1954...F&A
Refund 4-4*8 1964 opt 1937
100*
2s Feb 1 1958-1959
F&A
3.50
4 *s School June 1 1955..
l*s 1948-1955
A&O
1.25
Port Huron 4*81942........
Public Bldg & Impt— y
Saginaw 4*a 1941-1949.. F&A b 0.75 to 2.00
3*8 1942-1955
A&O
4*8 Sewer 1941-1951. J&D b 0.75 to 2.10
2*s 1951-1956
M&N
b 1.00 to 2.50
Wayne OountyiOovert roads
2s 1954-1958
F&A
4*s Airport April 1 1948
Springfield 4 *s *42-'49—M&N
University City—
4*8 1942-1943
M&N
MINNESOTA
4*8 1942-1949.
J&J15
3*8 July 151943
J&J 0.75 less *
1.10 to 1.30 %
2* trunkh'way *47-51.-M&N
2s Rural Credit ctfs 1942---0.50 less *
MONTANA
Duluth 4*8 1941-1947
0.30 to 1.60
J&J
Funding bonds—
Henhbpin County—
0.25
or
Bonds
Net
to 1.55
to
%
to 2
1.40
J&J 6 0.70
Jackson County—
4s 1942-1951
102
......
Ask
County—
Ret 3a 1943-1956
101*
4Ji»
4*s
5s
3s Road 1953-1957
J&D
3s State Bldg 1942-1944.F&A
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Bid
95
BONDS
nossible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
%
%
0.30
to 1.20
%
to 1.25
%
97
99
b 0.25
to
b 2.00
to
b 0.75
to 1.25
b 0.50
to
b 0.50
to 2.25
0.50
to 2.25
o
b 0.25
to 2.40
%
2.15 %
Par
1.75
6 0.25
to 1.40
Morris town—
4*8 1911-1942
4s 1941-1969
J&D b 0.50
M&N b 0.50
Neptune 4*- 1942-1955.F&A
99
Newark 6s 1942-1972 —.M&S b 0.75
5 *s Oct 15 *41 to'69 A&O 15 6 0.75
58 1941-1958..
J&J 6 0.75
4*a 1911-1983
F&A 6 0.75
to
to 2.90
100
to 3.30
to 3.15
to 3.15
to 3.35
2.00
4s Sch house 1959 opt 1949
48 Pas Val sew'61 op 51 J&D
1941-1970
J&D 6"0.75
3*t Track elev 1954—F&A
3*sl941-1966
M&N 60.75
2*8 Jan 15 1942-1976-J&J 6 0.75
%
0.75
4 *s School Dec 1 '45—J&D
4a
'
0.35
2.50
2.70
to 3.20
to
to
3*20 %
3.00 %
-I
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
96
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the dace of issue
or
Ask
Bid
New Brunswick—
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
To
Net
To
or
Bonds
Ask
Bid
N Y STATE 0Concluded)
,
5s 1941-1950
-M&N b 0.80
4Mb 1941-1965
M&N b 0.80
0.80
4 Ms 1941-1963
M&N
0.50
2 Ms 1941-1947
M&N
New York City—
4Ms June 1965
..J&D 124 K
4Mb 1963
M&S 123 %
4Mb May, 1957——M&N 120M
4 Ms Nov 1957
M&N 120M
4Mb Dec 1. 1979.
J&D 130
4Mb Corp stock 1967.-J&J 125M
4Mb Corp stk 1971
J&D 15 126 M
0.50
4Mb July 1,1911 to 1955—
4Mb Jan 1, 1977
J&J 123 M
119
4Mb 1960—
M&S
4 Ms Mar 1, 1962
M&S 119M
4kb Mar 1. 1964.
M&S 120
4Ms April 1.1966
A&O 121M
4Mb Apr 15,1972...A&015 122
123
4Mb Rap Tr & Wat '74 J&D
0.60
4Mb Feb 15. '42-'61.F&A15
123 M
4Mb Feb 15.1976—F&A15
4Ms Nov 15,1978. -M&N15 124 M
4 Ms Mar 1. 1981
M&S 125M
4s Oct 1,1980
A&O 120
4s May. 1977
M&N 119
4s Nov 1955.
113M
—M&N
4s Various 1956
M&N 113 M
4s Various May 1957.M&N
114M
4s Nov 1958
M&N
115M
4s May 1959
—M&N 115M
4s serial 1941-1963
J&J > 0.50
4s 1941-1954
J&J15 ) 0.50
3 Ms Corp stock July 1 *75.. > 3.20
> 0.50
3 Ms Corp stock 1941-1954
3 Ms R T 1948-1950—M&N ) 2.20
t 2.75
3Msg exempt 1952.—M&N
3 Ms g exempt 1953.. .M&N ) 2.80
3 Ms g exempt 1954
M&N ) 2.85
3 Ms g Water ex 1954. M&N
3Ms exempt 1955....M&N
3 Ms stock Apr 1,1954.A&0 b 2.75
3 Ms Corp stock Mar 1,1960
109M
3 Ms Corp stock Jan 15,1976
109 M
3 Ms reg Corporate stock
1950-1953
M&N b 2.45
104
3 Ms Corp stock July 1, '75
3Ms Aug 1 1941-1978.F&A b 0.50
3Ms serial 1942-1979—F&A b 0.60
3s Rap Trans 1947-51 ..F&A b 1.90
101
3s corp stock Janl 1977J&J
3s Serial 1941-1968— J&J b 0.50
3s serial 1941-1969. —M&N b 0.50
3s serial 19*1-1973
J&D b 0.50
101
3s corp stock Feb 1 1979-.
3s Water 1941-1970—A&O b 0.50
to 2.50
to 2.75
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-
4KB
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...
-J&J b Q.50
—J&D b 0.50
1941-1968
son""""
6Kb 1941-1959
M&N ft 0.50
4Kb Feb 1 1945
F&A
4Kb 1941-1967
A&O ft 0.50
Perth Amboy—
4kb April 1944.
...—
4Kb Water 1942-64-M&S2 & 1.75
1942-1977---F&A
5s Feb
& 2.25
46..F&A
b 3.00
4Hsrefdg 1944 &
Plainfieid 4s School 1959
M&N
4Mb 1941-1962 Varioiis.J&J b 0.25
Bahway 4kb 1941-1953.J&D b 0.50
Red Bank (Borough)—
4Kb
1941-1954-—-—M&N
Ridge wood 4kb 1941-62.M&N
4Kb 1941-1968
—M&N
Sea Isle City 5s 1942....F&A
Somerset County—
4KB 1941-1949—
J&D
4Kb 1941-1952
J&J
South Jersey Port District—
_
Terminal—
4 kb 1941-1973South Orange—
4sl94l to 1944
6e 1942-1462
4Kb 1941-1969
b 0.25
b 0.25
ft 0.25
go
to 1.50
4Mb I960---—
M&S
2 Mb refunding 1942-'57.J&J
to 2.70
1.40s 1941-1960
J&D
Albany (City of)—
to 2.70 %
4M 1941-1969
M&N
4M 1941-1970
J&D
4s Munic & Scb *42-'63_ J& J
3.00
to 3.80 %
!
3M 1911-1971
J&D
to 4.20
2 Ms 1941-1953
M&N
%
to 3.40
2Mb 1942-1978
M&S
2% 1941-1955
—M&N
1.70s 1941-1979
to 2.20 %
J&D
to 2.20 %
Albany Port District—4s 1941-1972
M&N
to 1.70 %
Auburn 1.60s 1941-1958.F&A
to 2.25 %
Binghamton—
to 2.25 %
4Mb Oct 1 1941-1971—var.
2s Marl 1942-1956
ho
1^20
Buffalo—
5 Ms 1944
5s 1941-1950—
4 Ms 1941-1967.
4s June 151960..
_
6 0.25
ft 0.25
to 1.50
1.70
to
to 3.70
-J&J
M&S
b 0.50
to 1.10
ft 0.50
to 2.60
J&D ft 0.50
to
2.70
J&D
4Kb 1941-1968
to
2.70%
ft o.50
Summit-—-
4Kb Imp & sch '41-60. J&D ft o.25
8ussexCo4ks ,41-,44-—M&S ft o.50
4s Impt 1941-1955—M&N ft q.40
to 2.20
%
Tenafly 4Ms 1942-19G3—F&A
6 0.75
to 2.90
"
6 0.65
to 2.25
to
to
2.15;%
1.15',%
Trenton—
bKB 1941-1951
A&O
5s School 1941-1955— -A&O
4kb 1942-1966
F&A
4kb 1942-1960
F&A
3s 1941-1970
A&O
2kb gen fd & ref'42-68 F&A
2kb ref 1942-1966
A&O
6 0.65
to 2.50
6 0.75
to 2.85
6 0.75
to 2.75
ft o.65
to 2.90
ft o.75
to
„
ft 0.75
2Hsl941-1954
M&N.ft 0.65
Union City 4kb '41-64..J&D 6 0.75
Par
Par
to
to 2.30
to
2.46
Union County—
4Kb Oct. 15 1941-1952.——
4kb Rd&Bdge*42-'47.F&A
4a Oct 11942
A&
2.80s Gen Impt B June 1
1950-1965
Union Township Sch Dls
4Kb 1941-1968
Vtneland (Borough)6kb 1942-1950—
M&S
.
6 0.25
to 1.75
6 0.50
to 1.40
6 1.60
to 2.10
6 1.25
0.25
to 2.20
0.25
to 2.20
1.50
to 3.80
1.50
to 3.75
West OrangeGen ref 39^8 1941-9959 A&O ft o.50
to 2.40
%
NEW MEXICO
8 Kb H'w'y deb *46-'47—M&N b 2.00
8Mb H'w'y deb *48-'49—M&N b 2.25
8s Jan 1 & July 1 1949-1952... b 2.50
2Kb H way deb 1944-45-M&S b 2.00
2kb 1946-1951
—J&D b 2.25
2Kb H'way debs 1951-52.A&0 6 2.50
2Kb H'way debs 1953-54.A&0 b
240
Albuquerque—
5s Water Works 1962..J&D
123
4kb 1941-1950
-J&J b 1.00
4Mb 1941-1950
—J&J b 1.00
Middle Rio Grande Conser
Diet bKB 1941-1973—F&A
78
Socorro Co 5s 1941 op '21.A&0
96
1.50
4kb Highway 1963
M&S
to
1.75 '
to 1.40 '
to 1.70 1
to 2.40
to 1.60
0.20
0.20
to 1.85
to
1.45
1.25
0.20 to 2.20
0.25 to 2.55
2.40
2.60
0.25 to 2.35
0.25 to 2.20
0.25 to 1.35
0.20 to 2.00
0.25 to 1.20
b 1.40
6
5
5
5
6
0.25
to 2.20
5 0.30
to 1.55
5 0.25
to 1.75
5 0.25
to 2.20
5 0.30
to 2.20
to
5 0.20
to 2.65
5 0.30
to 2.75
3% corp stk 1980
J&D
2Mb 1941-1979
J&J15
2Ms July 15 1969
J&J
2Mb 1941-1970
F&A
2 Ms 1941-1970
—J&D
2Mb 1941-1953
J&D
2 Ms 1941-1979
...M&N
2Mb Serial 1942-1946.F&A
2 Ms
1942-1956
M&*
2MsasRessm't 1941-44. J&D
NYC Housing Authority—
2 Ms 1942-1952
M&S
2Ms Mar 15 1953...
2 Ms Mar 15 1954.
®
0.25
2.45
to 1.80
0.20
0.20
to 1.70
0.20
to 1.60
2.25
to 1.60
0.25
to 1.20
1.40
to
1.651
0.30
to
2.40!
0.20
to 0.85
to 2.45
%
to 2.20
%
to 1.70
1942-1967
J&J
0.25
%
%
to 1.80 %
to 2.15 %
0.75
to 1.75
1.80
0.75
to 2.90
0.75
0.75
Par
to 1.85
%
%
to 2.00 %
to 2.1O %
to2.00t%
to 2.85
Par
%
to 3.00
1.00
to 2.75
to 2.90
to 3.00
0.75
to 2.85
6s 1942-1954
M&S
0.75 to 2.60
Pornell 4Mb 1941-1947—F&A
0.25 to 1.50
Hudson Riv Regulating Dist-4 Ms 1941-1965.
J&J b lJOO to 2.85
4.70s 1941-1965
J&J by.00 to 3.00
Huntington <T) 4s*42-'52- J&J bA. 0 0 to 2.25
Ifilip 4s 1942-1952
....M&S
0.70 to 2.35
Ithaca 4Ms 1942-1954
J&J
0.25 to 2.00 %
Lackawanna 4 Ms '41-'54M&N
1.00 to 2.50 %
Long Beach 6Kb 1953
95
6s 1947 Beach acquisition
95
Mamaroneck (Town)—
4Mb 1941-1964
J&J b 1.00 to 3 .00 '
Mamaroneck UnFSD No 1—
5Ms May 11941-1952.M&N
1.00 to 2.60 '
H.90s 1941-1964
J&J
1.00 to 3.00 '
Mfddleport 4 35s *41-'42_J&D
1.00 to 1.25 '
Mineola (V) 4 40s 1941-68 J&J
1.00 to 3.00 '
Monroe Co 4s 1942-1944 F&A
1.00 to 1.25 1
3.90s Co Bidg '42-*50—F&A
1.00 to 2.10 1
1 Ms Jan 15 1942
J&J
0.75 to 0.90
Mount Vernon—
4Mb 1941-1943
..A&O
0.75 to 1.50
4 Ms School 1962-73-M&N
2.80 to 3.35
4s Sewerage 1950-55— M&N
2.50 to 2.75
2Mb 1941 to 1956——M&S
1.001 to 2.60 '
3s 1941 to 1946
M&S
1.00 to 1.75
Nassau County—
5s 1941-1943.
M&N
0.75 to 1.10 %
4 M« 1941-1944.
A&O
0.60 to 1.25 %
4s 1941-1947
—J&D
0.60 to 1.65 %
8Mb 1944-1961
J&J
1.20 to 2.50.%
3s July 1 1941-1964... J&J
0.60 to 2.55 %
3s 1942-1950.
F&A
0.60 to 2.00|%
3.40s July 1 1941-1945.J&J
0.50 to 1.30 %
2Mb 1946-1956
1.40 to 2.25 %
2Mb 1942-1957
F&A
0.50 to 2.25 %
2.40s May 1 1941-48—M&N
0.50 to 1.75 %
2 20s 1941-1959
..M&S
0.50 to 2.50 %
I.90 Feb 15 1942-1960
0.60 to 2.40.%
128
to 2.50
to 3.00
83
100
to 0.90
to 2.10
%
?95
1.95
1.95
1.95
0.90!
to 1.15
0.95
1.80
1.90
1.90
Park 1961...M&S
4s Canal Jan 1962...
J&J
4s Highw Imp Mar 1962 M&S
4s due Sept 1 1965.
4s due Jan 1 1966..
4s Canal Imp Jan 1967—J&J
4s Hlgbw Imp Mar '67—M&S
4s Palisades Park 1967..M&S
4s Bidg constr '41-'49—-M&S
4s Apr 15 1941-1955——A&O
8 Ms Mar 15 '42-'81-M&S 15
8Ms Mar 15 '42-'81-M&8 15
3Ms 1941-1949
M&N 15
1 90
1 95
1.80
1 80
1.90
4s Palisade
1 95
1.95
1.95
1.95
1 95
1.95
1.15 %
6 0.10
to
6 0.15
6 0.15
to 1.65
6 0.10
to
b 0.10
to 1.15
to 1.75
1.90
1956—J&Jj 123M
Called for redemption, see page 110.
1
i
b Basis.
/ Flat price.
124 %
121M
121M
131M
127M
128 M
to 2.35
to 2.80
%
125 M
120 M
121
121M
122 M
123 M
124 M
to 2.90
%
125
126
126 M
121M
120 M
115
115M
116
116 M
117
to 2.90
to 2.70
3.10
to 2.65
%
%
%
%
to 2.50 %
101M
b 0.60
2.65 %
2.70,%
2.75 %
110MI
—
2.65 %
2.65 %
110M
110M
to 2.80
—
—
%
105 M
to 3.15
—
%
to 3.15 %
to
2.35,%
Ml
101
...
to 2.95
to 3.05
to 3.10
%
1
101M
to 3.10
%
%
101M
to3.10 %
98MI
97 M>
b 0.60
b 0.60
—-
to 3.00 %
b 0.60
3.00 %
to 2.60 %
to 2.95 %
6 0.55
to
b 0.60
to
1.70,%
b 0.40
to98Uj
6 0.55
to 1.25
b 1.00
to 2.40 %
b 2.50
99
%
2.40|%
100
—
2.60 %
3s 1958-1960
M&S b 2.80
Niagara Falls—
0.25
5Ms 1941-1948
M&N
1.90
4.15s Sewer 1965-70.-M&N
2.70,%
M« 1955-1957
M&S
%
2.00!%
0.25
to 0.90
0.20
to 1.20
%
%
%
6 0.25
to 1.80
%
b 0.40
b 0.30
to 0.80
to 2.40
%
%
5 0.50
to 2.75
May 1 '41-48M&N
3.95 Nov 1 1961-1970-M&N
3 Ms 1942-1945
M&N
2s Mar 1 1942 1949.
-
Niagara Falls School Dist
4Kb
1941-1960-.-. ..F&A
Hempstead S D No 7—
4Mb
1911-1942
J&D
2.40s 1941-1967
M&N
North Tarrytown—
4Mb Water 1941-1964-A&0
4Ms 1947-1972.
J&J
to
to 1.30 %
4.10% Sewer 1942- J 950. J&J
4Ms Wat
to 1.25
0.25
0.25
1.80
to 1.25 %
to 2.00
North
b
1.75
to 2.90
%
%
to 0.90 %
to 1.30
to
%
1.50 %
to
1.75 %
to 2.00 %
0.25
to 2.00
0.20
to 1.40
0.75
to 1
Ontario Co 4s 1941-1951.M&N
0.25
to 1.50
%
Ossining 4Mb 1941-1942.M&S
4Mb Water 1941-1969.A&O
Oswego 5Ms 1941-1946.-M&N
Oyster Bay Water District—
0.25
to 0.50
"
0.30
0 25
to 2.75
J&J 6 0.25
Sch Dist
to 1.60
J&D
1.10s ser A 1941-1950—J&D
1.10s ref 1944-1951 -—J&D
1 70s 1941-1968
.
Newburgh—
4s Wat lmpt 1942-1963.J&J b 0.80
1.75
126 M
Oneida 4s Water '42-'45..J&J b 0.25
Onondaga Co. 4 Ms '41-47A&0 6 0.25
3.70s 1941-1951
A&O b 0.25
Ref 1.90s 1942-1957 v. .F&A b 0.25
2.10s Feb 1 1942-1968
0.25
3.70
1.00
0.75
0.75
to
to
b 2.70
2
0.20
b 1.75
J—.M&S
to 2.70
Transit Unification Issue—
2.70
5 0.35
2.00
2.00
4s Canal Imp Jan 1961...J&J
4s Canal Imp July 1961..J&J
4s Hifthw Imp Mar 1961 M&S
to 1.35 '
Hempstead I]d F 8 D No 1—
1.80
a
to
0.20
b
2.30s
1.25
4s g High Imp Sept 1958.M&S
4a High Imp Mar I960-. M&S
4s Canal Imp July I960..J&J
Sag Canal Jan 1
1.95 '
1.901'
to 1.90 '
to
1.50
------
4Kb Canal 1964
J&J
4kb Canal 1965
J&J
4ms Highway 1965——M&S
4Hs Bar<* Canal 1945...J&J
4MB Bonus 1941-1949..-A&O 6 0.15
4s Canal Term 1942—..J&J
4s Canal Term Jan 1946-- J&J
4s g High Imp Mar 1958.M&S
to 2.00 <
0.20
M&N 6
4Kb 1942-1980
F&A
Hempstead *T)4 Ms'41-59°A&0
Hempstead 4Ms 1941-65 M&S
1.75
2.00
NEW YORK
5s Jan & Mar 1 1942-1945
b 0.15
5s Jan & Mar 1946-1970— 6 1.00
0.25
0.20
0.20
b 0.25
b 0.20
b 0.20
Essex Co4s 1941-1956—.M&S b
Free port—
4.20s 1941-1945..
M&N b
4.20s sewer 1946-1960. M&N b
4 Ms 1941-1951
M&N b
4.40s 1941-1950
M&N 6
Garden City 4 Ms 1941-52. J&J16
Greenburgb (Town)—
4s 1941-1951
J&J b
Green burgh U S Sch Dist No 9
4.40a 1941-1965
J&D
Groton 6s Wat *41-'50..M&N
Harrison (Town)—
99
—>
5s June 15 2941-1960-J&D 6
4kb 1941-1966
A&O 6
West New York4 Kb Oct 1 1941-1968—A&O 6
5s School 1941-1961.-M&N 6
to 1.65 -
1942-1947-- b 0.30
2s Mar 11942-1951
b 0.30
1.90s Feb 15 1942-50..F&A 6 0.30
to 3.40
to
6 0.20
A&O
4s 1945-1953
2.90 March 1
to 2.10
3 kb 1941 1951 opt '40. A&O 60.75
3 Ms 1942 1979
J&J 6 0.75
b 0.25
0.20
0.20
to 2.60
>
'
2.00 «
to 1.75 <
A&O 5
Corning 5Ms I960......M&S
Cortland
(City)—
1.60s 1941-1964
J&D
Cortland Co 4Mb '41-'51.J&J
Delaware Co 4.20s '41-'52A&0
Dutchess County—
4s 1942-1946—
M&S
4s 1947-1954
M&S
50 East Chester 4Mb '42-'58 F&A
Elmira 4Mb 1941-1945--A&O
Erie County—
4Mb 1941-1959.—.... J&D b
Weehawken—
Wflfltfio Iri
J&D 15
Columbia County—
4MB 1942-1959
to 3.60
6 0.50
i
to98M
6 2.20
J&D
4s 1941-1958
J&J
3.40s Nov 15 *41-"55-.M&N
3.10s Oct 15 1941-1946-A&0
2Mb Ref 1941-1951—.J&D
2.60% Relief 1941-45-.J&J
2Mb Oct 15 1941-56—A&O
2.20s Jan 15 1942-1947-J&J
2.10s 1941-1949—
J&J
2s 1941-1959
J&J
2s 1942-1960
F&A
Sewer Authority—
4s 1942 1964
J&J
3Ms 1941-1964
J&D
3 Ms ser F 1941-64-M&N
Marine
A&O ft 1.00
0.40
«
<
Albany County—
I
to 2.75
T»
Net
2.25
to
—
<
.
Passaic County—
4Kb 1941-1946
Ask
New Rochelle—
Ss g Canal July 1 1958 —J&J
123 M
<«* Canal Jan 1 1959...J&J 123 M
3s Canal 1957-1959....-J&J
123 M
4^s 1941-1967
J&D ft 0.50 to 2.75
3s Mar 25 1942-1987
North Arlington (Borough)—
M&S 5 0.10 to 1.90
98
Refunding 4s.............
96
2Kb 1941-1969——M&N 15 b 0.10 to 1.80
99 K
North Bergen ret 4s-4M»—-1MB 1941-1979
A&O b 0.10 to 1.75
97 M
1.65 to 1.75
lMs 1957-1961
F&A
Nutley (School District)-0.75 1MB 1941-1965
0.10 to 1.75
F&A
4Hs 1942
F&A
0.15 to 1.80
4 Ms 1943-1967
1MB 1941-1980J&D 4
F&A & 1.00 to 2.75
00 Elfminat'n of Grade Crossings
Ocean City 5e 1944—-F&A
2Mb Dec8 1941-1987--J&D b 0.20 to 1 85
4Kb Impt May 15 1941-*56. b 2.25 to 3.75 %
Ocean Co 4Mb 1941 •fiO-J&D i 0.75 to 3.00 %
Unemployment Relief—
2Ms July 6 1941-1947—J&J b 0.10 to 1.10
Orange—
General State Improvement—
4 Ha Sewer 1941-1964.A&0 & 0.50 to 2.90 %
0.10 to 1.75
Passaic—
2Mb July 6 1941-1962-J&J
0.15 to 0.95
1Mb Sept 10'41-46-M&S 10
5H8 General improvement
1941-1951..-.-J&D b 0.75 to 2.50 %
Emerg Unemploym't Relief—
0.15 to 0.50
5s lmpt 1941-1948
2Mb Sept 25 '4l-*43—M&S
M&N ft 0.75 to 2.20
0.60 to 0 8"
2Ms Sept 25 *44-'45.. .M&S
4Kb Refunding 1944—M&N ......
1 Ms Sept 101944-1946.
0.60 to 0.95
4Kb Water 1941-1970-J&J b 0.75 to~2".75 %
4KB 1941-1957.—-.-F&A 6 0.50
4Mb Sch & wat *41-'69.J&D ft 0.50
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
4s
1941-1950
Peiham
(T)
Un
Fr
to 1.30
1.25
to 1 60
0.25
to
0.50
Poughkeepsie 4 Ms '41-52 J&D
4s School 1941-1959...M&S
1.40s 1941-1960
M&N
Port Jervis 4 Ms 1942-'69.J&J
to 2.50
0.25
0.25
No 1 4.60s 1944-1966
%
%
-40| %
to 2.75
to 2.00
1.75
Port of N Y
Authority—
General & refunding—
3 Ms 3d series Mar 1 1976
38 4th series Dec 15 1976
3Ms 5th ser Aug 15 1977
3s 6th
Dec 1 1975
Putnam < 0 4Mb '41-*51-A&0
4s 1942-1954.
F&A
Rensselaer County—
ser
102 M
100 M
103 M
100 M
100 M
i-./o
0.40 to 1.75 vg
100 M
102 M
4Mb Highway 1941-58-F&A
Rochester 5s 1942-1962-.F&A
4Mb Pub Imp *41-'68-F&A
4Mb 1942-1959
M&S
4s Imp sch &c *42-*47.J&J
2MB 1942-1957
M&S
1.70s 1942-1948
F&A
1Kb 1942-1950...--..M&S
liOs Jan 15 1942-1950 J&J
Is 1942 1950
J&J
Rockland County
.M&S b
4Mb 1941-1945.
Rockvllle Centre
0.40
to
1.90,%
0.30
to
2.00|
0.25
0.25
0.25
to 2.00
0.25
to 1.20
0.25
to 1.70
0.25
0.25
0.25
to 1.40
0.25
to 1.30
0.25
to 1.00
to 1.90
to 1.90
to 1.30
to 1.40
_
.J&D b 0.40 to
Rome 4.10s 1941-1950..M&N b 0.25 to
1.80s 1941-1945
..M&N 6 0.20 to
Rye & Har'son Un Fr S D No 6
4.40s 1941-1953
F&A b 0.50 to
4.15s 1941-1952
1.90
1.50
1.00
2.25
STATE
April, 1941]
quotations for
all securities
Bonds
Saratoga Co 4Ms '41-'55_M&S 6 0.30
4s Sept 1 194&-J964 — MAS 6 1.40
Scarsdaie 4 Ms 1941-45—J&D
Schenectady—
b 0.25
4.30s 1941 1948
%
to 2.30 %
to 1.40,%
to 2.40
%
to 1.10 %
to 2.00 %
M&S 6 0.25 to 1.75%
M&S6 0.25 to 1.60%
F&A.6 0.25 to 1.80 %
F&A 6 0.25 to 1.60 %
M&S b 0.25 to 1.20.%
1941-1955
1911-1950
19U-1950-
2.20s
1.80s
lMa 1942-1955
19+2-19.5
1942-1949
Schenectady County—
4MB
1942-1958
J&J
5s Dec 15 1941-1948------Sotnars (T) 4Ms 41-'53_M&N
Southampton—
5s
1941 1971
M&N
Suffolk Co 4Ms *41-'57—A&O
3Ms 19 11-1951..
F&A
2Mb High & ref 1942-57 M&S
1.30s
1.10s
„
5 0.50
^
6 0.25
to
b 0.25
to 2.25
b 0.25
to 1.90
b 0.25
to 2.10
b 0.25
to 2.20
2.20s June 1 1941-1962 J&D
Sullivan Co 4'41-45-A&O b 0.25
Syracuse—
5Ma 1911-1960
M&S
4 Ms 1941-1944
M&N
4.20s Dec 15 '41-71 J&D15
4s 1911 1946
J—
F&A
3 Ms 1941-1951
J&J15
2.20%
6 0.25
to 1.50
'to
b 0.25
M&S
to
b 0.25
b 1.40
jto 3.90
Union Free Sch Dist—
2.80s 1941-1958
M&N
Triborough Bridge—
2Mb revenue 1945-52-F&A
%
%
to 3.00
%
1.00 %
to
to 2.75
%
2.75'%
to
to 2.90
to
%
2.50j%
to 2.40
6 1.40
%
%
to 1.00
1953-1975--F&A & 2.25
102 M
3Ms s f revenue 1980--F&A
Troy 4Ms 1941-1950
A&O
4Ms 1941 1970
J&D
4Ms 1941-1965
—-J&J
1.40|%
to 2.50
b 0.50
103MI
-.
to 2.75
b 0.50
6 0.50
b 0.50
to 3.70
M&N 6 3.60
to 3.75
%
%
%
to 3.25
to 3.00
1
M&N.6 3.50 to 3.60
'42_F&A'U- ——
A&O b 1.00 to3~20
Lincoln County—
5s Bridge 1942-1951—F&A
%
%
1.60 %
to 1.40
to 3.50
M&N b 1.75
Iredeli Co 5s Aug
4 Ms 1941-1950
to 2.00
to
M&N b 1.75
3Ms 1958-1969
3Ms 1970-1975
2.10,%
to
to 3.30
4sl942-1957—
to 1.50
-M&S
1941-1950—J&J b 0.50
1941-1950—J&J b 0.50
revenue
to 2.75
.
to 2.40 %
6 0.25
6Ma Water
3s
0.75
1.75
4Ms 1942-1951
2.25 %
b 0.25
%
3.00
b 1.00
— —
J&Ji
to 2.35
%
3.00
—
1 1944—J&D -----4Ms 1941-1967
A&O & 1.00
4s 1946-1950
M&N b 2.15
3Ms 1951-1956
M&N b 2.50
A&0.6 2.60
3s 1955-1970
Randolph County—
L
4 Ms 1942-1947
F&A'6 1.25
4Mb 1948-1959——f&A 6 2.60
Rocky Mount—
Water and sewer bonds—
I
5s 1944-1947J&J & 1.50
.
_
2Ms 1948-1970.
J&J b
2 Ms 1971-1930
J&J b
Salisbury 6s 1941
M&N
Transylvania County—
Refunding 1M% 1941-1942
2% 1943-47. 2 M % *48-'52
3% 1953-57 and 4% 19581972
J&J
Wilmington—
58 Ref & Impt 1955
A&O
4Ms 1941-1962
A&O b
4Ms Pub Imp 1942-60-J&J.6
Winston-Salem—
I
5s Sept 1942-1947
M&S b
4Ms 1941-1958
M&N 15 b
4Mb 1941-1973
J&J b
4s refunding 1948-56—.J&J b
3s refunding 1956-68—J&J b
NORTH
to
5Ms 1945 & 1948 serC— .J&J
4Ms July 1951 & 1955... J&J
4Ms Jan 1957
J&J
Fargo 4s Aug 15 1941-1954—-
.
2.50
Rev2.608 l967-1969-A&Oi_-_---
1.40sl941-1969
J&D
1.10s 1941-1950----A&O
Warren Co *4Ms '42- 50--F&A
fiMs highway 1942-'53-F&A
2.50, %
b 0.25
to 1.70
b 0.25
Grand
b 0.20
J&J
J&J
to 1.10
0.25
to 1.00
93
4Ms Bridge Rev '67-M&8
County—
5s 1941-1976--—J&D b 0.25
Westchester
%
%
4Mb 1944-1947
M&S
5b 1911-1944
M&S
Zanesville S D fig '41-'43.A&0
to 2.50
to 3.00
1.70
2.40
to 1.80
San Sew
'42-'82_—J&J
b 0.50
to 2.50
to 3.00
2.25
0.25
1.25
0.25
1959-1964—J&D.&
3Ms 1941-1951—
J&D 5
8Ms 1952-1980
J&D 6
3Ms 1941-1963
J&D b
2s 1941-1951
J&J b
2.60
to 2.70
0.25
2.25
0.25
to 2.25
4s June 1
0.25
to 1.25
to 2.75
to 2.60
to 2.80
to 2.50
to 2.10
70
4M» 1942 1959 (reg)—M&S
1942-1954..----F&A
b 0.25
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
to 2.50
2Mb Sept 1
1943-1949
1941-1942—J&J
b 1.00
b 0.50
%
%
to 2.25 %
to 4.75 %
A&O
b 0.50
to 3.25
—-A&O
b 0.50
A&O
b 0.50
to 3.50 %
to 3.50 %
4M« July 1 1941-1962.A&O
4M« Mar 1 1941-1956-A&O
4s 1942-1958
F&A
3Mb 1943 1961
------J&D
b 0.50
to 3.50
b 0.50
to 3.30 %
6 0.50
b 1.50
to 3.30
Wolcott 4Mb
Yonkers—
6s Feb 1
.
1942-1952
5Ms Jan 1942-1961
5s 1941-1961
-
b 0.50
8.30s April I 1941-1956
3 Ms 1942-1955
M&S b 0.50
b 0.50
8.10s
l 1941-1964..
3s 1942-1960.--M&S b 0.50
M&N
2.80s 1941-1959
2 Ms Ben & ref July
b 0.50
1 *43-'4ft b 1.75
2Mb 1941-1954-------A&O b 0.50
NORTH CAROLINA
4s
0.75
0.60
0.60
1.70
2.30
to
to
to
to
to
'1.90
1.90 %
to
to 1.90
to 1.90
b 0.50
to 1.20
6 1.20
to 1.40
b 0.50
b 1.30
to
0.50
0.65
%
%
%
%
%
%
to 0.65
J&J
to 1.10
1MB 1943-1946
Ashevllle—
1.40
to 1.40
July 1 1976
53M
1 1976--—
64M
54M
Charlotte—_
5 Ms 1941-1948
4M* 1941-1970
4Ms 1941-1979
55M
„
M&N
M&N
M&N
f&A
to 2.00
0.50
to 2.40
0.50
to 2.40
to 2.25
-f&A
b 0.50
b 2.25
M&N
6 0.50
to 2.25
1966-—-—j&j
b 0.50
to 2.40
6 0.60
to
8 M« 1942-1959
3s 1960-1977
2M>
0.50
1941-66
to 2.35
%
%
%
%
%
%
Durham—
4M" 1942
fie Water 1942 to
Durham County—
1945.J&J
%
1.50,%
to 1.80
%
%
to 2.30
%
to 1.70
J&J
0.50
to 2.00
%
%
0.50
to 1.50
1942-1953
County—
%
1.75 %
2.00
1.50 %
F&A
'42-'49.F&A
b 1.75
b 0.50
to 1.80
f&A
b 0.50
to 1.70
to 1.25
5 Ms July 1940
5 Ms Wat A Pk
5s 1942-1947
6
b
6
b
4Mt 1941-1951
J&D
Elizabeth City (public imp)—
to 2.10
A&O
.A&O
b 1.25
to 2.80
b 2.85
to
—
3% 1968-1970—
A&O
Forsyth Oo 4 Ms '41-'68_J&D 6 0.50
2.50
2.00
2.50 to 2.75
3.00
2.75
3.25
3.00
to 1.25
b 0.50
to
51M
6 0.50
0.75
53
to 2.40
b 1.50
to 2.30
1941-1945.J&J15 6 0.50
fis Harb Dev 1941-50.M&N 6 0.50
4 Ms Dock 1943
M&N 6 1.10
0.50
4 Ms 1941-1960
..M&N
0.50
4Mb Ref Water '41-'53.JAJ
i
to 1.50
to 2.00
Multnomah Co 3 D No. 1
3.00
I
to 1.25
b 2.00
4s July 15
—
(See footnote *)
1.00
to 2.80
1.00
to 2.30
%
A&O b 1.00
A&O b 1.00
to 2.30
A&0,6 1.00
to 2.60
_
1
A&O
Allen Co 5 Ms
Ashland 5Ms
1941-1950-A&O b 1.00 to 2.25
1941-1944-A&0 b 0.50 to 1.00
Canton—
5s Sewer 1953
I
M&S!
4Mb Dec 5 1941-1942--J&D b 0.50
4.40s 1956.-.
-I
Sept 1 1941-1963
b 1.10
%
1.00
%
%
Refunding 3Ms
%
93
91
1965-J&J
PENNSYLVANIA
%
to 0.75
%
I
'
0.35 less M
1.25 less M
0.50 to 1.50 %
0.75 less M
0.85 less M
-
4M« 1941. 1944, 1949--J&J
2.05
Highway 4s April 1 1942
4s April 1 1945
1.20 less M
4s April 1 1947
1.20 less M
4s April 1 1950
1.85
1.30 less M
4s April 1 1952
0.75
1.60 3Ms Turnpike Revenue—
104
104M
1.50 %
1947-1968
F&A
1.75 %
Allegheny County—
1.40
4Mb 1941-1962
A&O 6 1.25 to 2.25 %
1.85
4Ms July 1941-1958—. J&J 6 0.85 to 2.15 %
0.95
4s Bridge 1942
F&A
1.65
to 1.50
%
I
-
6 0.50
to
b 0.50
b 0.50
b 0.50
to
M&S b 0.50
to
to
to
to 1.80
1
1
1.50
Cleveland—
4Ms Grad Oros'41-'54.A&0,6
4Mb Fire Dep *41-'6fi—A&O 6
4Mb 1941-1950
M&S 6
4s Sewage 1941-1958..M&S b
3Ms 1941-1949
A&O 6
3Ms 1941-1956
.A&O 6
3Ms 1944-1953
M&S b
3s 1941-1963
A&Oifi
2Mb 1941-1951
.M&S &
2Mb 1941-1951
MAS 6
2s 1945-1954
J&D 6
to 2 .40
0.75
to 2 .25
0.75
0.75
0.75
0.75
to 2 .25
7s
%
%
to 2 .00
7s
to 2 .25
%
to 1 .80
7s
0.75
0.75
to 2 .20
%
to 2 .10
to 2 .30
7s
0.75
i
0.75 (to 2 .00
0.75 to 2 .00 %
0.75 to 2 .00 %
4s
1942-1958
0.90
0.65
to 2.15
0.65
0.60
-M&8
2Ms Dec 1 1941-1905.. J&D
2M Apr 1 1941-1967..A&O
2MB 1941-1968
J&D
2 Ms 1942-1961
.F&A
2Ms May 1 1941-1970
to 2.00
to
1.90
%
0.60
2.00 %
to 1.80 %
0.60
to 2.05
to
Allent'Wn-1-
1941-1959-J&D 6 0.75
to
1.75
4Mb Water 1942-1960.M&S 6 1.00
Bethlehem School Dist—
6 0.70
4s 1941-1945-1950
to
2.50
4 Ms Sewer
Altoona—
Braddock
4Mb
to 1.75
1941..—M&N 6 0.75 less M
to 1.25
Cambria Co 4 Ms Nov 1 '41-'45 6 0.75
Del River Jt Comm Bridge
Phila-Camden—
4 Ms Sept 1 1967 opt
111M
'43—
Easton (Water \\ orks)—
Heights 8 D—
A&O 6 0.60
to 2.60 %
6s 1942-1957
M&S 5 0.50
to 2.25 %
F&A b 0.50
to 1.90
to 2.00
6s 1941-1959.
Columbus—
to 1.35
Port of Astoria—
-
1Mb Wat. wks. *41-79 M&S b 0.50
Cine Southern Ry—
Refund'g 1Mb July 15 *59
Cleveland
to 1.65
2Ms Ref imp *4l-*45-M&N
0.50
1H% Tax anticlpa'n notes—
Series "E T" May 31 1941
2.00 5s July 1 1951 Series O—J&J
Cincinnati—
2s
to 2.30
0.50
to 2.30
A&O'
5Ms Imp Feb '46-'51—F&A
5s July 1 1965
J&J
4 Ms July 1943
J&J
4Ms Sewer 1955
A&O
4s 1941-1956
M&S
3Ms Sept 1 1941-1962
2Mb Sept 1 1911 to 1956-.
2Ms Sept 1 1911 to 1976.
0.50
3s Ref Imp
0
2.00
6s Water 1944-1959—A&O b 1.10
Canton School Dist—
5s 1954
J&J
1941-1947-J&D
4s Water 1941-1958
to 2.60
0.90
to 2 .50
to 2 00
to 1.90
§
2Ms 1942-1900
..M&S 6 0.65
4Mb 1941-1900
..F&A 6 1.00
Erie School District—
6 0.75
4Mb Jan 1 1942-1946
to
1.65
to
2.00
to
1.25
Fayette County—
4Ms Highway 1952...J&D 6 2.25 less 1
Barrisburg—
4s May 15 1941-1953
to 2.10 %
Jeanette 4Ms 1941-1950.M&S
Cuyahoga County—
Lackawanra On 4s 1944.F* A
0.60 to 1.40 %
4M» 1941-1944
A&O
lMs 1941-1960
M&N
4Mb 1941-1943
A&O b 0.60 to 2.10 %
Lancaster County—
Dayton—
<
1.20
4Mb 1941-1960
F&A
5Ms W W Imp 1944.. J&D
1.30 Lancaster 8 D 4s May 1945..
5s W W Imp 1945
F&A
Lower Merlon Twp 4a 1945..
4Mb Bdge 1941-1951-.M&S b 0.50 to 1.90 %
McKeesport Sch Dist—
4Mb 1941-1961
M&S 6 0.50 to 2.40 %
4Mb 1941-1943.
M&N
Dayton School Dist—
Mercer Co 5Ms '41-*47. F&A
5s Mar 10 1942-1946-m&810 b 0.75
%
NorHstown 8 D 4 Me 1943. J&.l
East Cleveland—
Northampton BorMunlc Autb
0.50 to 1.00 %
4Msgenlmpl941-43_-A&0
2Ms Wat rev 1942-70-M&S
Elyria 4Ms 1911-1952—M&S 6 0.50 to 2.20 %
5s W W 1941-1946
Philadelphia—
J&J.6 0.25 to 1.60 %
fie Jan 1951
J&J
Hamilton County—
I
fis June 1 1962 opt '52.J&D
!
0.75
4Mb 1943
F&AL
5s June 1 1982 opt '52.J&D
4Mb Sewer Oct 1 1941-'47 —16 0.40 to 1.50 %
4M» May 1948........ J&J
Lakewood—
i
4MB Nov 1 1948
J&J
1.20
4Mb Oct 1945
A&OL
1
0.50
5s Pa k & Imp 1941—A&O
6 0.35
to
1.35
6
0.75
to
2.15
6
1.00
less
6 0.65
6 0.70
6
1.10
_
jto 1.50
6 1.10
1.80
to
1.70
1
less
less
1
1.20
1.60
1.00
to
6 0.60
to
6 1.00
less
6
1
to
3.15
to 2.30
fjo
%
6
1.00
1
to 3.00
J
_
*
1
_
6 0.50
3Ms 1942-1950-3 Ms 1951-1967
to 1.60
0.50
Highway 1941-1942..A&O
Astoria Ref 1-5% 1967—J&J
Multnomah County—
4Mb Bridge 1941 1944.J&D
4 Ms 1949-1950.
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955..-J&D
4Mb 1942-1953
Buncombe County—
l-4s gen ref July
%
4s
4Mb 1911-1955 s-a
F&A b 0.50
2 he 1942-1959.-.
0.50
f&A
Columbus School Dist—
fis 1943-1952
J&D 19 6 1.20
„
l-4s gen ref
to 1.50
Tulsa—
1.50
J&D b 0.60
6 0.50
%
%
1.25
OREGON
fis W W 1941-1968
%
to 3.20 %
to 3.00 %
to 2.50 %
to 2.90,%
to 3.25
A&O
A&O
J&J
8Mb 1941-1945.
2Mb 1946-47-19482M« 1941-1948——
%
to 3.25 %
b 0.50
to 1.30
%
%
%
1.75
2.50
2.60
2.40
2.40
to
6 0.50
2.70 %
0.50
Oklahoma
0.75 to 2.70 %
1.00 to 2.60 %
J&D b 0.75 to 2 .90 %
A&O
1941-1968
%
%
%
3.30 %
J&J
A&O
4MB 1942-1962
4MB 1941-1968
to
to 1.80
S D 4Ms
5Ms 1941-1970
J&J
fie July 1961
0.50
Highway 4 Ms 1941-46 A&O
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
73
to 3.30
„
1
to 2.50
b 1.25
Oklahoma City—
5s Water 1942-1947.„M&S
'
4Mb 1941-1947
4Ms 1941-1952
4Mb 1941-1956
to 2.60
b 0.25
to 2.60
due June 30 1941 to 1940—_
2.60
Akron 5 Ms 1942-1951
J&J b
5s Water 1941 1953—A&O b
White Plains
8.90s
0.75
Funding 1M % to 2M %
1.25
Sewage Dlsl941-65-M&N 6 3.25
OHIO
,to 3.10 %
Parkway 1962-80-J&D 6
Co Bldg 1941-44-A&O, 6
'44. '45. *56 & '69 J&DJ6
4s Co Bldg 1942-59—M&S1&
1
to 2.25
0.50
0.50
2Mb June 30, 1941-1948
1.50
2« June 30. 1949-1954Muskogee—
b 0.50
4Ms Aviation 1942-53..J&J
%
%
%
to 2.50
_
—
4Ms
4Ms
4Ms
4MB
to 2.30
to 2.20
OKLAHOMA
J&J b 2.50
Forks—
4s Water Works 1942
to 2.90
%
3.00
2.10
Portland—
to 1.60
6 0.25
4s
to 2.30
J&J
to 1.25
1.50
Youngstown School Dist—
Water town—
4MB
1941-19535s 1941-1945
1.50s 1941-1946
Thousand Islands—
to 1.85
70
to 2.10
b 0.25
0.25
M&S
%
to
—
to 1.30
b 0.25
to 2.40
to
b 0.50
4Ms H'way *41-'49 (s-a).A&O b 0.50
4.15s 1941-1950
M&N b
4.10s 1941-1946
A&O b
3.90s 1942-1948—---F&A b
to
1.00
3 Ms May 15 1941-1945
5s Farm L'n 1942-45&'50
to
to 1.70
0.25
2.75
to 2.60
to 1.75
3M» May 15 "4l-'51 —M&N;6 0.25
Revenue 2.75s 1941-66 A&O,6 0.25
to 0.75
to 2.80
%
DAKOTA
to 1.20
to 1.80
to
0.50
„
4M« Pub
'41-45-J&J15 6 0.25
4.20s 1942-1949
-F&A 6 0 25
0.25
0.25
0.25
to 1.20
0.50
4 Ms 1911-1959
A&O
4 Ms 1911-1956
A&0.6 0.50
Youngstown—
6s Bdge 1911-1941.—A&OI4Ms 1941-1957.„_—A&O 6 0.50
1.75
to 3.00
Utica—
%
%
%
1.40,%
1.70 %
2.00 %
to 1.20
0.50
1.40
Toledo School Dist—
Raleigh—
5s linpt June
to 2.20
0.50
4Mb 1911-1954
M&S15 & 0.50
4Ms 1942-1953
M&S b 0.50
0.50
4Mb Nov 1 1941-1953
4s Park July 1 1942...J&J
2.20
M&S 6 1.50
Fund June 1959
to 2.30
F&A b 0.50
1942-1955
5s W W 1941-1944
Pitt County—
4Mb 1943-1947
0.50
6s Pub Wharf 1960—M&S
5s Sewer 1949
M&S
to 2.60
M&N
to 1.90
Toledo—
„
Mecklenburg County—
6s Ref Nov 1950
4s
.25
0.50
0.50
b
b
Mahoning Val San Dist—
4Ms water 1941-1952..A&O
Martin's Fy 5a 1P41-'44.M&8
Miami Conservancy Dist—
5 Ms 1941-1945
J&D
5 Ms 1946-1949
J&D
Montgomery County—
5s Flood Emerg *4l-'42 J&D
Portsmouth City 8 D—
4 Ms 1942-1950
J&J
Springfield—
4Ms 1942-1949
M&S
2.50
1941-1968 J&D 6 1.50
Refunding bonds—
L
to 2.40
b 0.25
\
------
& 2.60 to2".70
5s Wat Serv
to 1.10
b 0.25
1954_-J&J
4Mb 1941-1957-M&N b
High Point 4Ms 1942-48. J&J16
5s
b 0.25
2.10% Aug 15 1946-1947—1M> 19 i 1-1948
F&A b 0.25
lM® 1942-1946
..M&S b 0.25
l.TOs 19+2-19 11
F&A b 0.25
Thousand Islands See "Water town."
Ticonderoga S D No 5—
•
4Ms July 1941-1958
J&J b 0.25
Tonawanda (City oft-—
3M» sewage 1942-1969.J&J b 0.50
4Ms 1942__-----J&J b 0.50
4Ms Sewer 1941-1953—J&J 6 0.50
Water
%
%
%
%
%
Works
to 2.90
to 2.90
Guilford County—
%
%
to 1.40 %
to 1.90 %
1942-1957
2s 1942 1956
5s
3.00'%
J&J15
1941-1971
3s
is Water
Hefg 3 m 1957-1963 . J&J
Greenville 5s W W 1958-F&A
to 1.90
%
%
6 0.50 .to 2.60 %
5 Ms Sewer 1941-1947-.
fis 8ewer Feb 1 ,42-'fil-FAA
Lucas Oo 4s O H 1944 -M&S
1.00
F&A
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Lima
-J&J & 1.00
f&a b 1.00
to 2.40
b 0.25
Net
reensboro—
IMS 1942 1963
IMs 1942-1965
1.75'%
to
Ask
5s Water 1942
I
„
2Ma
•
or
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
to 2.30
1941-1960
A&O b 0.25
4s Oct 15 1911-1944—A&O6 0.25
4.15s
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Ask
Issue
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
Yield Basis
Bid
97
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
are as near as
Ohio municipal bonds issued since
Jan. 1.1913. are taxable, all bonds issued prior to that date are tax-exemDt.
6 Basis.
/Flat price.
118
11SM
%
STATE
98
AND
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Philadelphia (Concluded)—
4*s 1976 opt 1946...
4*s Dec 17 1978
J&J
—J&J
4s July 1942
4s Jan 1 1946
J&J
J&J
J&J
4s Feb 16 1955
4s Nov 1 1966
to 2.30
to 2.00
2*s Dec 1 1956
2*8 1947-1948
to 2.00
b 1.00
less
b 1.10
to 2.40
b 0.65
to 2.20
*
to 2.95
to
1.35
8% Public Wks 1951-56-M&S
4s Oharit Inst 1965
M&S
1.50
to 1.65
2.10
to 1.95
2.35
to 2.10
Newport—
5*s June 1 1941-1953
4 Ha May 1941-1942—M&N
4a May 15 1948
M&N
3*s g High sch 1954.J&D
2Ha Waterwks ,42-*71 M&S
to 0.65
to^.OO %
1.50 %
1.75
2.15
0.75
2.00 %
to 2.50
%
2.65
2.35 %
2.35 %
0.75
J&J
2.35 %
1.65
to
2-35 %
1.40 %
A&O
2.25 %
2.50
2.25 %
J&D
A&O
J&D
J&D
2*8 1951-1959
2Ha 1942-1957
2.50
M&N2
2.70
2.70
2.50 %
F&A
—F&A
0.75
1.25
2.00
2.50 %
toM.95 %
to 2.00
%
0.75
to"2.50 %
to 2.50 %
0.30
to 2.00
%
0.75
to 2.50
%
—J&J b
1.45
to 2.60
%
2s May 1 1941-1958
WPA School Loan—
3s 1946-1965
Woonsocket—
-
4 *4 funding 1941——J&D
6s Fund 1941-1961
M&N
4Ha 1941-1967
J&D
4 Ha Funding 1944
M&N
4*8 1941-1967
J&D
4*s June 1941-1957—J&D
5e Funded 1941-1959—A&O
4s Funding 1947
..A&O
1.00
1.10
1.10
1.65
1.10
1.10
1.10
to 3.00
%
to3.10 %
1.50 %
to 3.10
%
%
to 2.85 %
to 2.85
2,25
4s Institu'l 1941-1959
J&J 6
0.50
6 0.50
of
2.70
4*i Highway 1942-43-F&A
Charleston 4*8 Jan 1942-J&J
8*s Wat Works ,41-'78A&0
Columbia 4*s Water 1945J&J
6 0.75
6 1.75
to 2.75
Kershaw County—
5s Highway 1942-1946-F&A
Spartanburg—
to 1.80
to
99*
6 0.55
to
6 1.00
to 2.10
6 1.00
to 2.20
&T.00"
6 1.00
1943
5s 1942-1952
York
J&J 6 7.50
J&J 6
1.50
M&S 6 1.00
J&J 6 1.00
County—
4*s 1942-1950
6 1.75
1.60
J&J
ho
2°.25
1.70
Ref 1942-1948
J&J 6 0.75
Johnson City—
5*s Impt 1941-1946—J&D
98
6 1.00
Flat price.
to
b 0.50
to 1.60
b 0.40
to 2.10
_.£s 1942-1955—
J&J b 0.40
b 2.25
Houston S D 5s Feb 1952
4*8 1941 1951
J&D b 0.50
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 11944,
b 1.50
1949. 1954, 1959, 1964
to 2.00
1942-1947
1942-1955
J&J
„
Port \rthur—
5* 1942-1970
F&A b 1.25
San Antonio—
5*8 W W 1941-1965.M&N
to
2.15 %
2.30 %
2.25!
%
to 2.10
2.00
to 3 25
to
3.60
0.50
to 2.75
0.50
to 2.60
1.25
1.00
J&J
F&A
1.00
to 2.85
0.50
to 2.85
vo
J&J
0.50
to 2.25
%
5s Water Works 1942—J&J
1.25
4*8 Water 1941-1968—J&J
0.50
1.00
to 2.80
b 3.00
to 3.50
pages
19 and
1*8 refunding 1941-1955
6 0.30
Ogden 4 * % 1941-1945—F&A b 0.35
to 1.75
3.20
1.75
Wichita CountyWat Impt Dist No. 1
to 2.60
4*8 ref Apr 1 1953-1964
UNITED
2.60
Knoxvllle—
General
Obligation 4*s
General Obligation 4*8
General Obligation 5s
3.50
6 3.60
Funding 5*8 Sept 1950
3.30
3.40
3.50
3.10
6 3.10
2.90
6 3.20
3.00
Water
4*8
4s Funding 1952-1962.A&0
Electric System Revenue—
3*a 1941-1954
J&J
3*s 1955-1958
J&J
Madison County—
4*% Highway '41-*49 J&D
Memphis 5s July 1954
J&J
6 3.75
Salt Lake City—
4i Ref 1941-1945——A&O
6 0.50
6 2.50
to 2.60 %
2.75
2.80
A&O
M&N
1.45
1.35%
1.75
1.65 %
).40
4s May 1
1949
2.25 %
to 1.75 %
to 2.75 %
to 2.40
%
J&D 6 0.50
to 1.25
%
4s Refunding 1942-1951 J&J 6 0.25
Burlington—
4*s City Hall 1941-55. J&D 6 0.25
J&D 6 1.25
to 2.10
%
Rutland
J&J
A&O 6 2.75
J&D
6 0.50
Gas Plant—
6 0.75
J&D 6 1.90
J&D
2.10s 1950-1969
Montgomery Co 5s Cumber¬
land River Bdge 1953.F&A
to
2.00 %
%
A&O
-M&S
5s Memorial Sq '42-'50 M&S
4*8 Hospital 42-'56—J&J
6 0.50
to
6 0.50
6 0.50
6 0.50
to
M&N
J&J
6 0.50
6 0.50
to 2.75
M&S
to
1.75]%
to 1.90
to
(Commonwealth)
b 1.80
less
less
to 2.40
2*8 Refunding 1947-60..J&J b 1.50
1*8 Refunding 1941-'46..J&J b 0.75
Albemarle Co 5s 1948
J&J b 1.85
to 2.00
Alexandria—
Nashville—
0.75
3a
2.50
1962
1941-1973-J15 & D 15
1
1
less
*
less
1
b 1.90
less
1
6 1.90
less
1
1
Arlington County—
to 2.75
„
5*8 1942-1954
F&A
6 0.50
to 1.80
Bristol—
to 1.00
5*8 School 1942-1953—J&J b 3.10
Charlottesville—
less
J&D 60.75
J&D 6 2.35
2.25
5s 1962 opt 1942
M&S b 0.50
5a Water Impt 1958...J&J b 2.30
less
*
less
1
less
1
1
4*% Jail 1942-1951—M&S
County—
5*8 Fdg 1942-1958—J&J
Tipton County—
4*8 Road July 2 '41-'58J&J
Washington County—
5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
J&J
6 5.00
4.50
6 2.40
2.25
6 2.75
6 2.40
2.50 %
2.20
to 2.25
6 0.50
6 0.50
to
6 3.30
White County—
5*% Highway 1955—M&S 6 3.10
3.10
3.25
3s 1953-1962...
J&D
4*8 1941-1972
5% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May '52Petersburg 4*8 1952...A&0
2.90
5*s 1951-..
4*s 1941-1954
to 2.60
%
to
2.40 %
2.60 %
%
to 2.70 %
less
less
1
1
b 2.40
less
b 2.50
less
b 2.15
b 2.15
less
1
1
less
1
1
b 2.50
less
1
F&A b 2.60
...J&J b 2.00
less
1
less
1
J&D b 2.00
less
1
J&J b 2.00
less
1
b 2.20
less
1
Portsmouth—
5s 1959-65 opt 1941-1943—
101*
Amarillo4*8 r42-'58.M&S 15 6 1.00
%
b 2.20
Norfolk—
%
%
2~50
4*s June 1 1957.—.J&D
4a Pub Impt 1942-1959.J&J 5 1.50 less 1
Newport News—
4*s 1942-1958-F&A b 2.10 less 1
to 3.60
to 3.00
to
„
less
Lynchburg—
6 1.60
5s 1941-1942
J&J
4*8 1942-1961
J&J
4*8 1941-1953
J&J
4*8 1954-1958—
J&J
Beaumont—
5s Water Worki 1954—M&S
5a 1941-1965
A&O
4*8 1941-1970—
J&J
4s 1942 opt 1922
J&D
3*8 1941-1952
A&O
Danville—
4*s July 1 1941-1950—J&J b 1.50
Fairfax Co 4*s 1945—F&A2 6 1.25
Henrico County—
School 5s 1942-1950...J&J b 1.50
5s Water
102
to 3.00
%
1948
Richmond—
4*8 1958
6 0.50
6 0.75
to 0.75 %
4*8 July 1 1964
J&J
to 2.50 %
6 0.50
6 2.25
to 2.20 %
to
4*8 July 1 1941
4*8 July 1 1965
2*a 1941-1953
J&J
100
J&J b 2.20
6 2.85
6 1.C0
6 1.00
100
6 1.00
4s 1953-1977
A&O 6 2.75
Brazas River Harbor Nav—
2.40| %
2.70 %
to 3.00 %
to3.25 %
100*'
to 2.70 %
to3.35(%
3.25 %
J&J b 1.40
b 1.30
b 1.25
b
1*8 Jan 1 1942-1960
Is
1942-1961
J&J
Roanoke—
2*8 Water 1941-1968.A&O
2*s Jan 1 1942-1958—J&J
4*s 1941-1956
Staunton 5a 1941-1958—M&S
Tazewell Co 5s 1942-40
J&J
Washington County—
58 school 1942-1949... .J&J
'm
m
%
1.40 %
VIRGINIA
4s
to 2.50
-
(School Debt)—
1942-1948
F&A 6 0.25
to 2.40
6 2.75
to 1.15 %
to 1.30 %
Brattleboro—
4s
3*s 1942-1949
to 2.10
VERMONT
3*s 1941-1948
J&D b 0.20
4*8 Oct 1 1941-1949—A&O b 0.20
4*8 1941-1955
2.10s 1945-1954
Electric Plant—
to 1.15
Salt Lake Co 4*8 Apr 1 1942
1.80 %
2.60 %
to 2.40 %
6 2.00
4*8 Park 1959
3*s 1941-1944
to 1.20
2*s Refunding 1958-M&N
to
-M&3 6 0.50
4*8 Water 1949
91
0.30
1.25
4a Ref 1946-1965
Salt Lake City 8 D—
6 0.50
6 3.10
5s River Term '41-48.A&O 6 0.50
4*s Water 1941-1962-J&J 6 0.50
6s 1941-1942.
5s March 1942-1960-
STATES—See
UTAH
3.25
TEXAS
2.25
%
100
Abilene—
to 3.25 %
^
Waco—
County—
4*s Bridge May 1 '51 M&N 6 2.80
3.50
to 2.80
to
Knox
to 2.20
to
b 0.50
b 0.50
b 0.50
3.30
Jackson—
4*8
3.25
6a Sept 1941-1959
M&S
5s St impt Dlst No 2 1943—
to 2.75
to 3.00
to 2.25
4*8 1942-1967
4*s 1911-1968
3s July 1 1941-1951
Smith
to 2.25
to 3.15
to
3.50
to
%
%
%
%
to 2.65 %
to 2.10 %
to 2.40 %
to 2.60
to 2.60
6 0.50
92
5*8 Impt Apr 10 1966-1965 6 2 75
(Basis
1.50 %
Austin—
6 1.00
1942-1965.J&J 6 1.00
2*s 1946-1962
2 *s 1946-1963
Spartanburg County—
4*s 1942-1947
Sumter County—
3.25 %
to 2.00
J&D
Robertson County—
4*s Road 1948.
F&A
Shelby County—
4s Courthouse 1957
A&O
5s Aud Mkt H'se 1949-M&8
to 2.20
6 0.90
-
5s Nov 1
6 3.50
6 3.50
6 0.50
88
Polk Co 5s 1941-1946
to 2.65
6 0.75
6 0.80
J&J 6
1.00
4*s Highw 1942-1945-F&A
Water
%
to 2.50
to 2.75
b 1.00
s
2.50 %
3.25 %
3.25 %
3.25,%
2.25'%
2*s 1946-1959
to 2.60
Greater Greenville Sewer Dlst
4*s 1967
M&N
8s sewer 1941-1959
J&D 6
1.00
2*8 sewer 1949-1958.J&D 6
2.40
4*s
to 2.60
VlW
2.50 %
to
4*s Apr 10 '41-56.A&O10
Houston—
4*8 Sept 1941-1952—M&N
4*8 1941-1957
J&J
a Impt
1941-55(»-a).J&J
..
6 1.50
1.80
)%
2.50'%
5*a Road 1941-'54.A&010
101*
6 2.70
6 3.50
%
>\7Q
3*» 1942-1945
to 2.35
Greenville 5s St x942
J&J
8 *s water ref 1941-76 M&N
6 1.00
Greenville County—
4*8 1941-1955
1.70 %
Electric Power Revenue—
6 0.50
6 0.75
to 2.25
Harris Co—
in
4*s 1942-1948
Indebtedness—
4*s 1941-1953
J&D
3*s 1941-1949
J&D
3s 1942-1952
J&J
2*8 1945-1954-——A&O
1*8 1941-1950
F&A
l*s 1943-1952...
M&S
1*8 1942-1948
M&N
l*s 1942-1951.
M&N
Aiken Co 4 *• 1942-1945-F&A
Anderson County—
_
to 2.80
to
1.10 %
1.00 %
4*8 1941-1968
4*8 1941-1967
2.00 %
SOUTH CAROLINA
3*s Refunding 1941-1955
State Highway Certificates
2.35'%
J&J 68.75
4sl941-1954
0.75 %
C.50
2.00
D 4s ,42-,64—F&A b 1.00
,8
%
to 2.00
2.65
2s 1942-1961---------A&O
100
0.75
0.75
to
J&D
1944-1951
3s
6 1.25
to 2.25
3*8 Nov 1 1941-1967.M&N b 0.75
2*s 1942-1953
A&O b 0.35
2*s 1954-1966
A&O b 2.15
Galveston—
5s Grade Raising 1944.A&0 b 1.50
1.25%
5s School 1942-1964—-M&S b 1.00 to 2.50
%
5s 1941-1956
A&O b 1.00 to 2.65 %
Grimes County—
2.20%
'2.15 %
to
6 1.25
6 1.85
%
%
%
%
to
M&N
4s 1941-1950
6 0.40
2.85
2.05
1.00 to 2.90
0.50 to 1.00,
1.00
1.00
2.65
41 Jan 1 1945
1.75
6 2.30
6 0.45
County—
6 1.00
4*8. 1941-1958
Hamilton
County—
4*% Refunding 1957.A&O 6 3.40
6 2.00
5% Bridge 1944
J&J
J&D
4Ha 1941-1959
1.10 %
1.20 %
1.60 %
Fayette County—
4*s Road 1958
Gibs,
%
1.30
1.50
£
Pawnticket—
4Ha 1950
4*s Sewer 1952
1.50
Electric Power Revenue—
2*s 1941-1968.
J&J
2*8 July 1 1969
J&J
4*8 School 1956
A&O
4*s Memorial Aud '52M&N
5s Hospital 1954
M&S
Davidson County—
4*s Highway 1947—-J&J
5% Co Memorial *41-'50J&J
Dyer Co ref 3 *-4*s 1965
to 0.65
0.40
0.40
...J&D 6 1.60
to 2.00
1941-1959—..
J&D b 1.00
4*8 1942-1971——. F&A b 1.00
4*8 1942-1964
F&A b 1.00
%
%
%
1.25,7*
%
0.50
0.50
5s
101
1.90
1.90
1.40
1.30
to 2.40
to 2.60
to
tnd Sch
3*s Sept 1 1944
3*s Sept 1 1945
3*s 1948
•_
J&D
3.90s Sept 1 1955-1958
4s
1941-1955
4*8 1941 1967
4*8 bridge 1944-1945
6s July 1 1943
6s April 15 1946-1947
Carter County—
Ref 4*s April 1 1941-67—
Chattanooga—
to 2.25
1 H % June 1 1941-1943-J&D
4Ha Mar 15 '42-73-M&S15
5s 1941-1942
-A&O
89
6 2.10
6 2.10
0.50
0.50
I'aao—
5s W W purch I960...A&O fc 2.75
5s Impt Aug 1 1948
F&A b 2.60
4*s 1941-1960
A&O b 1.00
Fort Worth—
5s 1951
A&O b 2.50
100
99
3s Sept 1 1946
ISLAND
2 Ha Nov 15 1942-1971
4s 1942-1966-J&J
98
M&N
E1
%
to 1.70
Wilkes-Earr
J&D
%
98
94
1941-1960
0.50
TENNESSEE
to 1.40
4 Ha Impt 1942-1445—J&J b 1.00 to 1.20
Yor
ark 4 Ha 1941-1943
F&A b 0.75 to 0.95
4 tOct 1 1954
—
3.60 %
to 3.60 %
M&N
to 1.70
Scranton School District—•
M&S
5s
1
to 2.20
85
Ref 4*8 Sept 1 1954 opt
to 2.15 %
4*s 1941-1945
M&N
4s School 1941-1951...J&J
2*s 1941-1957
J&J
2*s voted 1941-1958—F&A
Dallas Co 4*8 Apr 10 1961-
4*s 1941-1970
-/o
1.60 %
to 1.85
to 2.25
4s May 2 1957
1942-1958
b 1.15
4 Ha 1942-1956
—J&J b 1.00
3% opt rev 1941-48—M&N b 0.90
*
County—
Perkins Co refunding 3-4s
Stanley Co 15 year 3*8—
b 1.00
4s Water 1962.
4s Oct 1 1964
to 2.20
4-4*8
to 1.40
4*s 8 hooll954
Providence—
less
6 2.00
_
b 1.00
2Hb 1941-1963
Reading 5s Impt 1943-49.J&J
Schuylkill County—
k* 4Ha 1941-1955.
J&J
Scranton 4*s 1941
F&A
5s 1941-1950
F&A
2*s 1941-1965
M&N
'
to
Jackson
to 2.25
to 2.25
4s June 1 1977
Cranston—
to 1.90
b 1.00
b 1.75
to 1.00
—F&A 6 1.10
J&D b 0.75
1% Relief 1942-1943
to 2.00
b 1.00
M&N b 1.00
< 'hrlstj
fd *67 F&A b 3.75
Seawall 2 *s 1947-52 A&O 10 b 2.00
Corpus
less
Dallas—
4*s to Aug 1 1941. 3%
thereafter 1950-59--F&A 6 2.00
Corson County—
to 2.30
Ask
2*sl942-1955
„
Refunding series AA—
to 1.10
School District—
RHODE
b 1.20
103
6 0.40
J&D
1953
1944-1964
1.25
1.00
_
Refunding and Funding—
2s Feb! 1912-1961
3s
0.40
5*s Jan 15 1943
J&J15
4*s Rural Credit 1942.-J&J
4*s Rural Credit-
121 *
Bid
Brazos River Conservation &
Reclamation District—
M&S
Due May 1 1943-'50__M&N
Ref 4s Aug 1 ,43-*49._.F&A
3*s 1943 to 1946
F&A
3s Feb t 1947..,
...F&A
3s Refdg 1950-1959—F&A
103 X
109*
119*
To
Net
or
Bonds
Net
SOUTH DAKOTA
6s Sept 1941
2s Dec 1 1956
Public Works Relief—
Ask
Bid
114 *
111 *
115*
4s July 26 1972
J&J 103
112*
3*« July 1 1986 opt 1956. _
3*s Jan 1 1942-1945--J&J 104
104
2*s Jan 1 1946-1960—J&J
Philadelphia School Dist—
0.75
4*s 1941-1943
J&J
0.75
4*s 1941-1959
-M&N
0.65
4*s Apr 15 1941-58. A&Ol 5
0.75
4s 1941-1942
J&J
4s 1941-1956
J&D
0.75
Operating Revenue—
l*sApr&Oct 1941—- 100*
Pittsburgh—
4*s 1941-1950
J&D 6 0.50
2*s Sch Dlst 1941-62-A&O b 0,50
2Ha July 1 1941-1956-J&J b 0.50
2Ha Feb 1 1942-1958-P&A b 0.50
4*%
Bonds
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
Ask
m «> m m
less
1
less
1
less
1
less
1
1.75
less
1
b 1.40
less
1
b 1.50
less
1
6 1.80
less
1
b 1.40
less
1
b 2.00
lees
1
quotations for all securities are as near as
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date
0.25
to 0.60
1948-1950
Jo Gen obllg
1950-1951
% Gen oblig—>1951-1952
1.35
to
1.50
to
1.60
%
1.50 %
1.60 %
1.70 %
to
lark County—
Refunding 6s 1953
man
Cowlitz Oovnty (Elec Rev)—
2.50
m&n
2.10
to 3.70
m&n
3.80
to 3.90
m&n
4.00
to
4.20
4 lis Gen oblig wat_1941-59 b 0.50
Water revenue bonds—
to
2.75 %
1943-1956
3*s
1956-1964
4s
1964-1970
4*s
%
1
Everett—
2.00
0.50
0.50
2.00
to 1.00
to
2s 1941-1945
2*s Water ref 1941-1912..
Ring County—
0.60 to 2.30 %
4*s Bridge 1941-49.m&n
0.60 to 2.20 %
4 lis 1941-1950
m&n
Pierce County—
5 0.50 to 1.50 %
4 lis 1941-1944
4*s Jan 1942-1955
0.50
to 2.60
0.50
to 2.60
I
Walla Walla—
4* Lt & Pr 1941-'58..m&n
Emergency Funding opt '44
4lis 1942-1959 opt.-m&s
General obligations—
4*s 1941-1955
a&o
4 lis 1941-1957
a&o
Munlc Lt & Power Rev—
4 lis 1949-68 opt
4s 1941-1953
3*s
*43-a&o
0.70
to 1.60
1.25
1.00
to 3.35
3.35 %
2.00
0.50
to 2.60
0.50
to
%
2.60 %
3.00
m&n
1.75
1943-1953—..a&o
2.25
3.15 %
to 3.15 %
1.50
to
m&n
b 1.35
1946-1950
.
m
Tacoma Narrows
3s
to
3.10 %
to 1.90
%
to 1.60
b 0.50
b 0.50
to 2.00
5 0.50
to 0.70
Bridge—
3 lis
y^!e'wat
to 1.90
to 1.25
to
5 0.50
to 1.80
6 1.25
85
2.70
to
to 2.20
to
2.50
to 1.75
.75
%
90
Wks 1941-1952.j&j 6 0.15
to 2.40
%
to 2.10
%
6 0.20
to 2.40
%
4*s 1941-44.j&j 6 0.25
to 0 80
%
General improvement—
2*s 1941-74 opt '45. j&j
Toll Bridge 3s
85
1942-55.m&s
wisconsin
Eau
90
Claire
Green Bay—
6 3.00
to 3.25
1941-1951-j&d
6 0.75
to 2.85
3.00
a&o
4kb 1941-1947
m&n 6 0.50
6s w w 1941-1960
1.20
to 2.00
to
6 0.25
to 1.20
6 0.25
j&j 6 0.25
to 0.90
j&d
4*8 1941-1949
Milwaukee—
j&j
4*s 1941-1945
j&j
to
1.15
to
1.70
6 0.75
j&j
j&j
j&j
m&s
1946-1960—m&s
to
1.60
to 1.50
6 0.15
to 1.10
6
to 1.70
1.10
2*s Sept 1.
2 lis Nov 1 i9H-1962—m&n 6 0.15
2 lis Mav 1 1944-1962—m&s 6 0.60
2s Road 1941-1963
j&d 6 0.10
j&d
m&s
a&o
m&n 16
6 0.25
6 0.25
4*s Sew Mar 12 1942-1945.
4*scourth'se '41-49 j&d16 6 0.25
Racine 4*s 1957
m&n
Racine County—
4*s 1941-1950
j&j 6 0.25
1°55
6 0.60
1941-1944
Milwaukee County—
4 *s Ct h'se *41-'50
I
to 1.50
3 lis 1951 and 1952
3 lis
1943-1952
3s Sept 1, 1911-1946
4s
1
to 0.50
6 1.30
1948-1952
6 0.25
Madison—
j&j
Road 1950-1951
llis Road 1944-1964
i lis
1941-1964
to 2.50
j&d
1946-1954.-
5s Wat
1.60
m&s
m&s
1 lis
to 2.30
Wheeling—
to 1.75
5 1.35
6 0.15
5s Highway 1941-1946—j&j
6 1.00
4 lis
1945-1954
j&j
6 0.15
4
4s July
6 0.20
j&d 6 2.20
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct
morgantown 5s 1941-1548.j&j 6 0.15
Ohio Co (Board of Educat)—
2>$s 1942-1974 opt '46.j&j 6 0.20
to 1.00
to
1941-1943
j&d
Charleston School District—
5s
1941-1952
j&j 6 0.15
Clarksburg 6s 1941-1953.a&0 6 0.20
virginia
west
lis
2*s
to 2.00
5 1.00
1949-1955
rev
2*s
Charleston Housing Authority
0.60
1952-1960--—m&s
3s 1941-1949
1941-1958
1958-1972
2.20
b 0.50
b 0.75
1941-1952---$—m&s
3 lis
Lake Wash Toll
Not
Ask
Charleston—
b 2.40
Toll Bdge
4s 1942-1950
3 lis 1941-1954
a&o
Seattle School Dlst No 1—
4s
to
1
j&j
4*srefwat 1941-1954--j&j
Washington Toll Bdge Auth—
0.70
a&o
l & p
6 *s l & p 1941-1943-m&n
5s Light & Pow 1942-56a&0
1944-1946
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Tacoma—Revenues—
5 0.60
4 lis Water '41-*43 (s-a) j&j
5 0.75
4lis eil&p '42-'46(s-a)j&j
5 0.75
4 lis eil&p '41-51 os-a) a&o
Seattle—
6s 1941
m&s
j&j
1942-1953
1 1942
Spokane Water Revenue-—.
4 !i8-41*8
1941
a&o
Port of Seattle—
m&s
j&j
—J&j
58 Imp Mar
-
6s 1911-1955
Ref 1943-1954
1942-1954
3*b
4 lis
5*s
4s Water
1946...
4s 1946-54 optional
Spokane—.
..
t
4lis Park 1962-.-.-— j&j
4s & 4 lis ref 1941-51—j&j
_
-j&j
Gen oblig
_
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
washington
[% Gen obllg 1941-43.
Yield Basis
To
or
To
or
Bid
of issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
99
MUNICIPAL BONDS
STATE AND
April, 1941]
§*
Superior 4*s Sch *41-*44.j&j 6 2.00
to 0.80
to 1.35
to
0.90
to
1.25
to
1.80
50
to 3.50
to 1.70
wyoming
to 1.70
1.65
to
1.35
6 0.60
to 1.65
6 0.15
to
%
1.65 %
Albany County—
Ref 3*s 1942-1954
j&j 6 0.50
Casper ref 4*s 1941-1964.j&j 6 0.50
Sheridan (Wat) 3*s 1941-'65 6 0.50
to 2.00
%
to 2 75
to 3 00
i
/ Flat price.
6 Basis.
Quotations are as near as possible for
Surplus
Dec.
Par
Capital
31,
1940
Surplus
31,
Unearned
Sur
10
(Hartford)
(Hartf)..
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Aliemannia Fire (Pgh)
Aetna Insur
10
10
25
10
Amer Alliance (n y).
10
Amer Cas (Read'g.Pa)
Amer Equitable (n y)
5
Amer Fid & Casualty.
5
5
Amer Fire (Wash'ton) 100
10
HomeFlre(ny)
ame
Amer In ur
(Newark)
Amer Reins ur
(n y)_
2*
10
Amer Reserve (n y)_
Amer States (Ind'nap)
10
y)._
Automobile insi Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit)
Bankers Natl Life
Bankers & Shipp (ny)
25
Amer Surety (n
Boston
10
10
21*0
25
100
(Boston)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff) 100
5
Calif-wrest States Life
CamdenFire(Camden)
5
Carolina (Wilmington
10
n. g.)_
Central States Life (St
Louis)
10
City of NewYork(ny)
City Title Insurance _
Colonial Life (Jersey
100
City)
10
Commonwealth Life..
10
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
Continental Amer Life
10
(Wilmington, Del).
Continental Assurance 10
Continental Casualty
Bid
Reserve
Per
(Hammond,
Ind)__
Continental Ins (n y) 2h
Par
Ask
2,000",600
4,165",052
500,000
1,030,912
860,263
share
110)4 123)4
53 *
51*
28
26 *
78
75)4
22)4
22k"
21*
8*
9*
18*
10*
125
.
5)4
12
41*
12)4
28
45 *
35
7
7
13*
43 *
637,530
1,000.000
1,148,507
a27,299
2,439,972
1,590,497 123,622.989
3,049,847 129.022,890
2,000,000 7.919,670
5,000,000 63,97o,923
264,968
815,000
1,500,000 2,500.000
250,000
262,529
901,638
755,095
4,000,000 13,047,778
2,400,000 10,501,584
3,750,000 50,369,188
2,000,000 9,919,460
410,714
300,000
7,500,000 16,953.980
7 253,287
9,397,690
8.057,264
3,000,000
1,000,000 6,000,000
951,919
500,000
1,000,000
1,047,971
Eagle Fire (Newark). 2*
Employers Re-ins(ko)
10
Excelsior
5
Excess Ins (ny)
5
Federal Ins (Jer City)
10
Fidelity & Dep (Bait) 20
Fidelity-Phenlx (ny) 2)4
Fire Assoc of Phila
10
Fireman's (Wash'ton)
20
Firemans Fund (s f)_
25
Fire mens Ins (Newark)
5
Franklin Fire (Phila).
5
General Reinsurance.
5
Georgia Home
10
Gibraltar Fire & Mar
10
Glens Falls Insurance
(Glens Falls, ny).
5 2,500,000 6,356,679
Globe & Republic
5 1.000,000 1 425,296
Globe & Rut gers Fire.
15 1.200,000 14,529,753
2d preferred
15
1887,865
Or
Amer Indemnity
(New York)
1 1,000,000 5,947,828
Great Amer Ins (n y)
5 8,150,000 25,193,122
Halifax (Halifax, n 8).
10 2,000,000 1,433,772
Hanover Fire (ny).
10 4,000,000 4.859,630
Hartford Fire (Hartf)
10 12,000,000 58,035,300
Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)
10 3,000,000 8.028,701
MHome (New York)
5 15.000,000 42,314,380
1,000,000
3,417,862
Home f & m (8 f)
10
Home Fire Security.
483,647
10 4,932,000
Homestead Fire (Bait)
627,084
10 1.000,000
2,383,209
5,293,230
2,083,481
13,725,347
2,000,000
4,608,455
5,113,794
62
65
48
51
*2,500,000
8,805,988
4,226,511
4
(New York)
Merchants
1,000,000
10
750,000
912,504
1,000,000
1,674,129
1,238,694
16,013,589
5,616,054
com..
& Mfrs
National Cas (Detroit)
National Fire (Hartf).
10
2
10
200,000
246,470
98.893
20
1,100,000
5.206.309
8,489,931
315
330
New
17
23
New
Amsterdam
13
24 *
nH
30
37
35
20,948,729
783,226
38 *
3924
324.025
451,452
43* 48
7
47*
116
37*
64
31
99,
824
3024
Brans, n j)..
Hampshire Fire
(Manchester, n h)
120
6,213,598
17*
18*
1,000,000
1,881,742
1,759,176
32*
34*
10
8,448,10.5
3,000,000
1,968,969
1,000,000
801,729
1,500,000
2,000.000 13,167,984
46
48
600,000
1,044.332
1224
1,000,000
5,102,768
5,040,988
2,441,438
3,086,076
6,444,500
2.805.393
5,256,317
25
Northern ins Co(ny)
2,000,000
1,000,000
6,475,667
2.476,296
5,764,155
1,011,725
121
1,000,665
2,688,419
4,074,929
115
1,000", 000
1,140" 550 137,893",104
7"O"O"666
206" 284 tl2,9~9l",325
(Milwaukee)
Occidental Ins (8 f)__
Old Line Life (Milw).
Pacific Fire (n y)_..
10
,25
10
Ins (Hartf)
Accident
10
Phoenix
__
10
5
10
ton
(Providence)..
10
ReinsuranceCorp(ny)
2
10
Reliance Life (Pgh)
100 100
3224
40 24
10
Republic (Dallas)
10
Revere (Paul) Fire...
Rhode Island (Prov). 224
Rochester
10
4324
924
4524
1024
10
St Paul f & m
27
39*
13*
10*
1 *
I*
"l6*
666,351
9,319,471
14
81
85""
3,062,465
2.580.394
15
17*
3,000,000
1,530,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
6,185,535
4,879,584
687,769
4,345,242
1,124.009
1,895,338
3,650,000 til 4079 390
2,625,832
3,306,068
1,253,450
1,465,176
1,663,293
1,990,188
1,000,000
2,063,896
(St p).
62 24 10,000,000 23,963,261
10
1,000,000
Surety (ny >
10
1,000,000
Seaboard
60
64 24
Security Ins (n Hav).
Springtleld Fire & Mar
(Springfield, Mass)
10
12
Standard Accident
11
35*
8*
19*
20*
175
195/
29
27*
23*
25*
4
2*
33*
100
5.836.876
2524
100
35,529,206
84
87
u 8 Casualty convpref
u 8 Fidelity & Guar¬
2
8,738,618
55,020,615
2,773.227
5324
3024
5524
3224
402-4
224
1924
Baltimore)...
fire (New York).
2
8 g larantee Co
3«
4,304,107
33*
13 153,807
5,000,000 14,500,857
7,170,870
6,447,920
1,759,380
1.202.270
132,765
500,000
2,000,000 18,118,208 t73.504,718
14,268,285
6,279,320
2,000,000
2,500,000
2,528,819
1,000,000
5
4
10
Univer Ins
(n j)
8
West Coast
Life (8 p)
26
240
965,714
10
Travelers Fire (Hartf)
u 8
888.819
25
Stuyvesant (n y)
Sun Life Ass'nce (Cas)
u
855,568
10,010,917
2,000,000
12
anty
698,969
1,000,000
4,000,000
10
24
27
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000 15,287,758
2,000,000 19,569,494
2 000,000
6,704,506
1,332,975
400,000
15.611.804
10 723 798
1,000',000
9,406", 163
400,000
579,345
5,971.931
48,228.011
250
7*
36*
35*
120* 123*
46*
48*
4
5
200
250
395
405
8*
22*
46*
24
48
3,616,600
71
74
1,373,453
25*
6*
32*
27
7
5
preferred capital $1,000,000 ($100 par),
t Consists of $312,000 $4 1st pref., $500,865 $5 2d
t Policy reserves, also called legal reserve or life insurance reserves,
a Includes reserves,
x Not an insurance
Common capital $1,500,000 ($5 par),
125*
1,286,747
1,000,000
6,000,000 39,899,624
Seaboard f & m (ny)
Westchester Fire(ny) 224
10
*
26*
American
(Rochester)
Wisconsin Nat Life
$5 Junior.pref. stock,
24*
1,000,000
10
Reliance ins (Phila)..
66
10224
25
1,427,776
15*
97* 100*
10
Pacific Indemnity
Pan-Amer Life (n o).
Peerless Casualty....
Phila Life (Phila)
Phila Nat Ins (Phila).
25 24
15-s
1724
13*
4*
n orth westernN ational
39
38
.
8*
15*
149
6,000,000
(New York)
Providence - Washing¬
22
25)4
1024
7)4
14*
144
7*
U
Preferred
23 *
4,120.368
13,674,295
1,338,158
57 H
10
5
"9"
1,178,103
1,535,101
8
24 *
New
4924
2,147,806
7,638,505
2,825,093
3,034,914
6*
Cas
New York Fire
1324
2524
3*
Fire
5
n'eastern (Hartford).
North River Ins (n y) 2)4
North Star Reins ur
5
155
2j|
38
1,000,000
Brunswick
23
33
3,288,367
6,222,395
16,013.699
10,907,981
268,073
13.450,437
14,741.677
8 103,536
5,000,000 22.499,638
8,293,975
4,000,000
(ny)..
145
2
37*
of
York
Nat'l Liberty
9
1
Merchants Fire Assur
Nat'l Union (Wash)..
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
21)4
400
9*
1,000,000
2,544,798
8*
Oas'ty
98*
3024
360
10
(Phila)
1
Maryland Casualty..
Mass Bonding & Ins
11*
(Boston)
Manufacturers
26
2824
39
40*
210,000
610
05)4
10,472,860
3,599,978
6.390.308 J107309 870
2,127,218
1,202,661
126,817
93,084
VP*
zw
37
87)4
1,000.000
1,000,000
590
23
8
792,995
19,711,847
670.678 119,404,639
9,448,388 1237435312
2,000,000
1,000,000
5
(n y)
20c
900,000
Ask
Bid
5
Knickerbocker
Lincoln Fire (ny)
New
37
8
10
Jersey ins Co of n y_ 20
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
100
sas City, Mo)
14
30
22.644.803
3,330,000 t79,288.190
2,123,747
1,014,973
10 12,000,000 63,991,034
(Philadelphia)
Jefferson Stand Life..
(New
1,500,000
3,000,000
Reserve
Premiur
Per share
(Baltimore)
5,738",924
150,000
Capital
lnsur Co of Nor Amer
19,141,004
3.000,000 21,632.308
7.500,000 18,089*892 19,768.389
3,619,330
15.000,000 25,181,321
3,000,000 4,674,814 j628235680
1,594,671
1,200,000 2,243,866
1,^92,918
3,000,000 3,404 058
1,735,536
563,730
563.730
4,882,876
1,000.000 2,870,468
203,125
900,000
1,176,498
83,462
402,785
200,000
1,275,907
794,542
1,000,000
13,533,208
3,343,740 10,878.968
1,635,304
2,000.000 4,926,437
2,507.514
804,535
1.000,000
1,044,111
400,000
350,000
6,358,547
7,500,000 5,901,923
5,000,000 9,258,307 10,512,905
2 087,418
1,500,000 2,165,060
700,619
250,000
*5,759,226
3,875,638
1,781,420
1.000,000
4,829,763
3.000,000 14,416,409
2,513,189
2,360,074
1,000.000
1,500,000
Unearntd
1940
Dec.
Premium
$
Aetna Casualty &
the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
34*
pref. and $75,000
company.
100
Quotations are
Bid
oonda
Ask
70
35H
60
10%
11H
_
J&J
J&J
1st income 5s 1958
100H
94H
Arcade Bldg & Rlty (Seattle)—1st leasehold 3-6s 1948
J&J
96""
36H
Debenture 4s 1963
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)—
Non-cum inc. 3-5s 1950—A&O
38H
40
Arcady-Wilshlre Co (Los Ang)-—
Non-cum inc 5s June 11949J&J
Arrowhead Lake 7s 1944-47.J&D /
Assoc Chain Store Realty—
27
25
6
8
54H
77H
1957.M&S
15%
AdJ non-cum inc 6s
38
.F&A
98%
Bait Parcel Post 5H8 1949-. ----Barker Bros Bldg (LA) 6s'47 J&D
97H
Bauman
(Ludwig)—
(Brooklyn) 1947-..P&A
1st 5-6s (Long Isld) 1951.A&0
Beacon Hotel inc 2-4s Apr 1958f
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)—
0%
7%
2%
Ben) Franklin 6s ctfb 1933.—20H
3%
21%
-
Berkeley-Carteret 5 Hs '46.M&N
Bing & Bing deb 6 Ha 1950 * AS
Income 7s 1950 w-s
M&8/
Book Tower (Det) 2-5s *52-(w-s)
.
Boston Insurance Exch Bldg—
1st Lse cum inc (w s) 5s Apr.'53
Boston Metrop Building—
18
22
12%
30
J&J
ext 3-5s 1950
.38
36
20H
Boston Parcel Post 3s Oct 1945— J
Boston Postal Serv 5 Ha '38-J&J /
Broadway-Barclay Inc—
1st, 2s 1956
An June
Bway Mot Bldg 4-6s 1948.-F&A
Bway-Spring Arcade Bldg—
Non-cum 4-5s April 1 '57.J&D
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
Bway & 41st 8t Bldg 3 H-5s 1944
Bklyn Fox Corp Inc 3a Oct 11957
Bryant Park Building—
2-4Ha extended to 1955..-J&J
Bush Term Bldg—See Industrials
Butler-Hall 4%-5a 1947-Q Mar 25
Cent Manhattan Props 5a'46M&8
Central Zone Prop 6s w-s'53 F&A
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940..M&8
Ghanin Building—
1st Leasehold inc 4a 1945.M&S
2d Leasehold inc 2a 1945.M&S
3d Leasehold inc Is 1945.M&S
Chesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--A&O
3H
15
25
28
10
5
25
3
66
27
29H
11H
14
70
33 H
5%
2
47H
95
47
ChicHerald & Exam 6Hs '50 M&8
49
52
*8*
59
Cleveland Theatre gen 5s 1944—
Colonade Construction—
97
10H
(Chicago) 1st leasehold inc
3-5s. 1955
M&S
Congress Square Hotel 'Port Me)
5Hs 1946
M&N
1st sink fund 4 Hs 1961
M&N
20
103 H
21
105"'
1%
~2H
58
1%
Eastern Ambassador Hotel units_
Edgewater Beach Apta—
Liq Tr inc 6s w-s '50 Ann Oct
Edgewater Beach Hotel (Chicago)
Cum inc deb ext 5 Ha 46..M&S
59
„
870 7th Ave 4Hs Jan 1 1957—-
Eppley Hotels 1st sf 3-5s 1951 J&J
f
Equitable Office Bldg 5a 1962
Deb 5a Legended 1952
Exchange Building (Seattle)—
1st a f 3-5s July! 1955
F&A
Ferry Station P O (San Fran)—
17
9H
2H
61
1
25%
71%
34
21
5th Ave & 28th St Bldg 6Hs 1945J&J /
/
5th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948
5th Ave & 55th St Bldg 4s '65 w-s
15 Park Row 4s w-s 1952
J&J /
50 B'way Bldg 3-6s 1946-—M&S /
51 East 42d St 3s 1956—An Mar /
51 Fifth Ave 4s 1943
A&O
52d & Madison Office Bldg—
1st Leasehold 3s Jan 1 1952....
4
26
1528 Walnut Corp 6s (w-s)
a
1951./
Tower
Conv
21
....
10
14H
1
37
5Hs
5Hs
5H8
5Hs
5H8
5Hs
series
series
series
series
series
series
21
37
25
57
91
Properties—
50
—
•»
—
«
—
•
100
32
6
5
67 H
-
2%
21
-
Deb 5s series A 1959
M&fl
income deb 6s ser B 1959.A&O f
Rlttenhouse Plaza 2H8 Jan 1 1958
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)—
2-6s July 1 1956
An Mar f
21H
58
RussBldg. (San Fran )6a'51 F&A
St Charles Horel (Atl Cy) 6H8 '45 f
—
91
72
4H
15
%
5%
St Louis Post Office—
-
-
2%
22%
lstcum Inc 2-5H%
23 %
June 1957-
San Fran Paramount Corp—
5s. 1943
Savoy-Plaza Corp—
3-6s (w-s) 1956
J&J
.
80 %
Ann Oct f
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With stock
J&D
Without com stock
J&D
6s debenture 1951-—On Sept
8%
37 H
Schuyler-Hudson 4s 1947
Sevilla-Bllt Hotel 7 %a '37 ctfs
"s%
Inc (Atlantic City)—
6s with stock 1959
Sherneth Corp 3-5%a (w-s) .1956
49
42%
94
60 Park Place
Bldg 4s-5s_—.1947
Sixty-one Broadway Building—
1st s f 3H-5s (w s) 1950—M&N
Income 3-3 H8 8tpd 1955.M&N /
Speed Building (Louisville. Ky)
Income 6s
28
30%
32"
M&N
1945
24
3
75
16H
40
H
99H
Stanley-Mark Strand 6H8 1941—
Stanley Real Est 5Hs '45—J&D
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
5 Ha 1942
M&N
Steuben Bldg (Chic) 6s 1943 M&S
Stone & Webster
5s
1947
Straus8-Manhat
95
8
1%
f
Bldg (Boston)—
M&S
conv
57
102H
29
6s '33.J&D
91
Taft Rlty (New Hav) 6s'40
Income 3s w-s 1951
10 East 40th Street Bldg 5s 1953.
Non-cum Inc 6s 1958
J&D
77%
96 H
89
86
28
Stevens Hotel
21%
1%
102%
7
...
70
1088 Park Av Corp 2H-5s'53 M&S
Textile Bldg—
1st 4-5s (w A) 1958—...
M&N
Textile Crafts Bldg 2d 3s 1944—
31
20
90
103 %
90
25
18
A&O
Nov
25%
66H
69
40
Trade Facilities Bldg 5% ctfs
42
7
9
Trinity Bldg 5Hs 1939
J&D / 26H
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941.M&S
80
Stamped
2 Park Ave Bldg 4-5s 1946-J&D /
43 H
/
5
23 Lexington Ave 2%-4a '50.F&A
27
f
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942—
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5Hs —1943 f
41
2480 Bway Bldg 2d mtg* 3s 1944.
78
Tyler Bldg 6s (w-s) July 1 1953- f
IT S Realty & Impt 6s 1944—J&J
32
Utilities Realty 6s 1958
/
4%
Van Sweringen Co—
Ctfs of indebt ser'25($l ,000 par) f
6%
Ctfs of indebt ser '28 (it>900 par) f
23
Van Sweringen Oorp 6s '35-M&N f
2%
Varick St Sta P G (N Y) 6s 1941 f
23%
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953 J&J
102
85%
29%
87
35
Inc—
107
80
J&D 15
1945.
108H
17H
3%
18
4%
F&A /
65
67
Mtge—
47%
47%
32%
49%
34%
Vfx
27K
46 H
7
"5%
mmmm
mmt
mm:
7%
26
3%
25
36
55%
45%
FI
Q
57%
47%
35
22
31
35
4Hs Nov 1 1951_J<
Warner Bros Hollywood Thea-
80
4%
19%
96 H
(Boat)
A&O
60 %
13
37 H
West Chester Bond & Mtge 5H8--
M&N
M&N
/ This price Includes accrued Interest,
12
4%
18%
f
1st
Olympic Inc (The) Seattle—
f 6s '51
10H
Waldorf Astoria (Hotel)—
Non-cum inc 5s 1954...—M<
Wall & Beaver St Oorp—
75
income 5H8 1945. (w-s) J
s
15
Roxy Theatre 1st 4s 1957 „M&8
22%
34%
33%
80
71
26
B-I
B-K
C2
OW-1
One Park Ave 2d
%
41"
93 H
North Station Indus Bldg
1st m sf 5s 1962
20
5
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
Income 5s Oct 1 1943
J&J
Repub
Bidg(Denv) 3-6s'49.J&D
.
7%
23"
30
38
26
5 Hs series Q-l
N Y Towers 2-4s (w-s) 1960-M&S J
1900 Rlttenhouse 8q (Phila)—
cum
20
Pierrepopt Hotel 3-4s 1951. J&J
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 5H* '4FM&S
Mtge cum inc 5s May 1962...
Conv cum Inc deb 6s May 1967 f
Voting tr ctfs for common
Poll-New England Theatre—
Income 5a W-8 195
.'
5Hs 1937
New York Title &
3
40
59 H
29%
let mtge 2-5s 1955
J&D /
N Y Majestic Corp 4s (w-s) 1956
Y Postal Service Station—
38H
35%
M&N
1959.M&N
4s
Income 5Hs ser A 1961—M&N
5%a 4th series
f
Quincy Station P O (Chicago)—
1st extended inc fm 1950—J&D
45
20
M&N
w-s
54 %
31
89 H
91
Bldg—
f deb 6s 1948
92
1st s f 5s 1958
M&N
Gen income 5sNov 15 *83. J&D f
Prudence Securities Corp—
42%
5s 1945.-F&A
Realty,
Bros
s
inc
54
54%
/
13H
Called for redemption, see page 110.
35%
35%
Inc—
1st 6s 1943
18
34H
34%
48 %
4-6s Feb I 1952...
e
1953
Shelburn
5H« 1942.J&D f
New Weston Annex 3-4s
N Y Athletic dub-
1st
A&< yf
15%
N
1500 Walnut Corp (Phila)—
1950
14H
74
71
1st fee & l'hold 4-5s 1949.A&0
Neisner
36" ~
35%
5%
-
37H
J&J
Merchants Nat Prop 4-6s '58. J&D
Metropolitan Playhouses—
26H
.
J&D/
—
22
Mtge cum Inc 3-6 H« 1957M&N
1948.M&S /
F&A /
National
62
8
13H
H
35H
—
44 H
Marcy (The) 6s 1940
Mark Hopkins Inc—
15H
21
35H
27 H
7H
19H
25
98
4s
_
44
Macrid Realty 3s
Madison Inc (N Y C)—
Mercantile Properties,
Sec s f 5Hs 1916
65
22
2d non-cum
47
Lefcourt Manhattan Building
1st fee 5s 1948
J&D
Lefcourt State Bldg—
Extend 1st 4-6 Hs 1948
Lenox Hotel inc 5s 1950
F&A
Lewis Morris Apts 1st 4-5s 1951.
Lincoln Bldg Corp—
Inc 5%a w a 1963 unstpd
5Hs ex-stock 1963 unstpd...
Stamped 50% paid ws
Stamped 50% paid ex-stockLincoln Mtge Co (Newark)—
Cum inc (w-s) 5s 1948
A&O
Montreal-Apts Ltd 4s 1954--J&J
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959-(w-s) /
Nat Press Bldg 3-5s 1950
J&J
AdJ mtge inc Apr 15 4 %a 1950. /
20
58%
Ext income 3s 1952....
J&D
Film Center Bldg 4s 1949--A&O
f
Units
Debenture mt
24
14%
F&A
Realty 6s '48.M&S /
LaSalle Wacker Corp 5s fixed 1957
/
Non-cum inc 5s 1962
1st Income
M&S
Retail
Corp 5s 1947
1H
57
Palace Hotel (San Fr) 5s *45. F&A
Pontages <Alex) 6» to 1947.M&N
Paramount Bway Corp.—
Pennsylvania Bldg6s 1939
39
5s with stock 1950
34
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948 M&N
11 West 42d St (N Y C)—
4Hs-5s (stamped) '53
M&N
80 Broad St Inc 4s Nov 1 1956...
80 John St extd 4-5s 1950
A&O f
6s
42
Mayflower Hotel (D C)—
39
25
8
Dorset Hotel 1st partic 2s 1957—
Drake (PhLa) 6s w-s 1959
1st
65
36
Manhattan Towers 6s
32 H
Detroit Leland Hotel 5s Oct 1 '52
Domin Square Corp 4s '59
J&J
500 Fifth Avenue—
6 Hat samped 4s 1949
60
Lords Court Bldg
79
6s 1939.M&N
1961
82
Lombardy (The) 6s 1942
102
Copley Square Trust 4Hs '41 M&S
Court & Kemson Bldg Corp
(Bklyn) 1st s f 3H-5s 1940
2nd income 4s
78
London Terrace Apts 3-4s'52 J&D
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6H8 '45 aao
Lord Nelson Hotel s f 4s '47.M&N
Columbus-Venetian-Stevens Bldg
(Oliver)
42
Loews Midland Theatre
& Office Bldg 6s. 1941—M&N
19H
1st s 14-5 H« 1948(w-s)—A&O
Colonial Apartments 6a 1937
General s f 2d 3s Aug 1958 F&A
Ore Paramount Corp 4s '57-M&S
1st M leasehold s f 3-4s 1964.J&J
Park Place Dodge Corp 5s 1952—
38
Lawrence Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
6s Jan 1 1948
M&S
43
32 H
96
2H-5s 1957 (with stock)--J&D
Graybar Bldg ' Fh>< «-ftices Incjlst m leaseh 5s 1946
.JAP.
Greeley Sq Bldg 6s 1951
Feb f
Harrinibr Kldn
1961.
M&N /
Hearst-Brisbane Properties—
1st fee & 1'hoid 6s 1939-41 J&D /
1st fee & l'hold 6s 1942
J&D /
Herald Square Building—
1st s f inc 3H-6s May 1 1948./
Hollywood Knickerbocker (L A)
'55.M&S
....
28
1st M s f 3s loan ctfs 1955 F&A
Park Crescent 6s (w-s) 1955
Park Lexington Co Inc—
32H
17H
30
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
Kramon Devel Co 1st fee &
leasehold 3Hs-4s 1952
M&N
Lake 8h Ath Club (Chic) 6H8 45 /
76
Circle Theatre extd 6s 1946.M&S
Clove Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941 -J&J
Cromwell
,
Hotel Taft
4.Hs(ws) 1958
1st extended
34 H
32%
Garrett Buildings (Chicago)—
5%a to 1940
J&D /
Gildred Bldg Co (San Diego)—
1st a f 6s 1943
M&S
Governor Clinton Co Inc (N Y C)
5
74
Orpheum Theatre & Realty—
32
/
1st 5s 1957 (w s) Apr
Hotel St George 4s 1950
A&O
Hotel Syracuse Inc3-6s 1955-M&S
33
11H
12
6H
5H
JAJ
24H
110 So Penn Ave (Atl City)—
0s 1944 (w-s)
J&D
117-14 Union Turnpike (Kew
Sec sf ctfs
95
1941.M&S
Fuller Bldg (OAF Realty Corp)
1st 2H-4s (w-s) 1949-——J&J
Bid
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s '41 M&N
103rd & West End Ave—
Income 5s June 1 1942
J&D
Gardens, N Y) 5s 1953—-F&A /
165 Broadway Bldg—
46
42
Hotel Sherman, Inc—
45
_
16H
35
1st leasehold 6 Hs to
1944
15
23 %
1410 B'way Bldg3Hs 1941 A&O
Fourth & Market Rlty 6s '42-J&J
Fox Det Theatre 6s 1942
A&O
Fox New Academy of Musi —
Jagels & Bellis
16H
64
25
..
46H
74H
J&D /
1Q35
f
15%
15%
3-4s Apr 1947
Hotel Lexington units 4s
100%
.
_
1st 5s
1%
15%
1st 6s 1951
F&A
Hotel Drake Corp inc 3-5s '53F&A /
Hotel Gibson Corp (Cine)—
Baker Hotel' Dallas)—
8onda.
Ask
1st mtge 2-4s 1952
M&S
Granada Apt Bldg 6s 1938-.M&S /
Grant Bldg (Pittsb)—
40
1st s f 5s 1950 (with stk)
f
f
f
48 St Real'n Corp l-4s_.Mar 1952
1400 B-way Bldg 4-5s 1948.J&J
6s
1st mtge coll 5 He 1957—J&J
Cum Income 6a 1957
A&O
Assoc Realty Bldg ' Los Angeles)
Income 5s 1948 (w-s)
J&J
Bid
100
40 Exch Place 5 Hs 1956
M&S
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958 M&N
Non-cum inc deb 5s w s 1966--42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939
J&J
65
York Ocrp—
Cum income 2-6s July 1 1955— f
Allied Owners Corp—
Bonds.
Forest Lawn 1st M 5s *64..-F&A
Pa) 1st extd 5s 1945
A&O
Albany Metropolitan 5H-6s 1949Alden (Hbiel) lst3-6s 1967--F&A /
Alexander Hotel (Md)4s '42iA&0
Allerton New
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
as near as possible for the
Abraham Lincoln Hotel (Reading,
5Wg
ESTATE BONDS
REAL
n
Nominal,
k, Last sale,
r
Canadian price.
61%
16H
17H
17
m.
---
Banks & Trust
Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions,
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*)
as near as
and are
denotes
sales.
National banks 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
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are
National Banks
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
Institutions
State
CALIFORNIA
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
National Banks
Dec. 31
AMABAMA
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Gross
Deposits
Par
Norn inal.
Blrm'ham
Tr &
Common
Per
$
Birmingham—
share.
Nom inal.
Sacramento-
Merchants Nat Bank
50
Capital Nat Bank
500 000
....
al .656.000
42.537,721
jl,112,844
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
{6«°
First National Bk—
Common........
Preferred
145,000
Bank of Alex Brown.
Bar
Preferred
$
202.560
125,000
951.250 1,918,923
185,717
50.000 /
148,477
245.000
Sumitomo Bkof Cal.
2,468,782
113.657
100.000
Bank for Save. & Trfca.
5.000,900
3.300.000
80,650.392
j 1,484,997
26^
125
\25
2SX
First Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bk..
318.549
1,783,032
1,769,970
3,935,313
31,223,585
30,434,765
300.000
1,000.000
100.000
317,121
959,344
99,292
5,985,616
21,149,432
3,264,005
400,000
120.000
200,000
340.000
227,892
62,882
221,405
121,167
2,809,363
1,882.870
2,011,753
1,598.068
25
25
20
62
64
10
10
16
16
16M
Union Bk & Tr Co..
7H
20
22
100
98
102
iS*
Selma—
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Go.
Selma National Bank
d
Selma Tr & Sav Bank d
National Banks
25
Nom inal.
Per
250,000
550,000
247.500
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Arts.
Phoenix Sav Bk & Tr
190.553
934,501
188,500
3,723,132
100
re cent
100
sa
share.
100
100
175,000
146,664
4,461,269
50
979,727
29,879,010
pio
19
250.000
480.000
600,000
270,000
798,409
14,111,347
125
35
298,523
76,586
10,847,399
4.176,781
100
"95"
100
125
Common
Security Tr & Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk d
San Francisco—
125
rnmmmm
Anglo California
National Bank
<115,900,000 10,005,300 203.150,667
Bank of Calif, N A..
6,800.000 7.966,186 146,362,064
20
80
SH
s%
110
107
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
American Tr Co—
7,500,000 19,681,574 322.960.085
7,500,000
Common......
Preferred.....
San Jose—
19.253,10! t 20
2
4,452,921 T i 5
J20
11,793,030
30
32 H
49
52
100
First National Bank.
8anta Ana-
600,000
916,265
jJ
Jl.530,307
250,000
543,468
f5
cent
16*
45,995,511
lea
10,387,213
153,096
1,969,038 12H
566,000
434.000
158,952
10,656.450 1100
200,000
1.000,000
375,000
565,286
981,582
169,315
5,387,428
100
N
0
12,309,635
3,034,694
100
100
re
cent
sa
lee
50,000
151,667
1,947.709
20
100.000
58.000
300.00U
300.000
J 160,504
375,183
408,285
6,167.806
11,542.543
500.000
350,000
789,272
89,246
10,118,351
5.697.452
Preferred....
Stockton—
First National Bank.
Tucson—
Son Arisona Bk & Tr
134.000
Common........
Oantral Sav Bk & Tr d
600,000
1,190,400
Commercial Nat Bk. d
First National Bk—
American Nat Bk—
o
Failev Nat BankCommon.....
Pr ei erred.....
100
Stockton S & L Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk..
National Banks
ARKANSAS
Dec. 31
|
lee
100
39 X
37
62.000,000 82.278,753 1632228397 12^
100
5,569,072
141,509
500,000
100 "212" 216"
Bank of Montreal
5,696,277
273,649
1,000,000
171
174
100
Canadian Bk of Com
473,031
19,026,985
1,300,000
320
287
100
Crocker First Nat Bk
6,000.000 8,393.314 176,191,230
The San FVan Bank.
6,000,000 9,336,629 174,659,899 1000 10,200
67
Pacific Nat Bank
100
11,209,812
355,964
dl,000.000
Wells Fargo Bank &
280
290
Union Trust Co
100
9,000,000 8,875,466 316,708,451
Yokohama Specie Bk
400.703
6,963,971 p
1.360,000
Dec. 31
Bisbee—
Miners & Merch Bk.
0
& Savs Assoc
Bank of Canton
100
100
State Institutions
ARIZONA
Dec. 31
N
100
Diego-
Preferred
MontgomeryAlabama Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank..
share.
100
First Nat T&SBk.. dl.750,000
San Diego Tr & S B
wan
375,000
1,000.000
1,000.000
49,238
Per
%
1.851,931
39,719.262
1.921,991
6,839,359
1,632,603
San Bernardino—
American Nat Bank- d
Mobile—
▲mar Nat Bk & Tr Co
Ask
Bid
1100
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Nom inal.
Per
Fort Smith—
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
275.000 /
500,000
Merchants Nat Bank
500.000
76,882
698.783
595.946
300,000
200.000
100,000
733,388
164,359
47,895
3,122,102
8.948,939
10,258,161
14.088,558
5,230,766
1.593.615
share.
25
100
25
Little Bock—
Commercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples Nat'l Bank..
Twin City Bank
Union Nat Bank—
Common.
Preferred
20
o
25
cent
25
sa
lea
Nom inal.
300.000
185,500
657.000
...
W B Wort hen Co
466,680
18,603 354
510.550
23,895,759
120
100.000
500.000
120
100,928
1,065,735
2,680.242
15,122.031
Common...
50
Preferred class A__
100
100
share.
Colorado Spga Nat B
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank
Pine BluffNat Bk of Commerce
Simmons Nat Bank.
Per
Colorado Spga.—
Colorado Sav Hank
3,023,647 (100
1100
100
100
lienver—
350
50
100
Colorado Nat Bank
Dec. 31
CALIFORNIA
Colorado State Bank
Dec. 31
Per
Long Beach—
Farm & Merch Bank
Western Tr & Sav Bk d
1,000.000
225.000
898,093
206,221
19,599,758
3,305 426
N
100
50
share.
sa
o
les
California Bank—
5,000,000
800,000
Common
Preferred.
|4,158,051
136,375,302
125
22%
23 H
140
Savings Bank
Mer Nat
Secur-First Nat Bk—
5,000.000
3,000,000
5,342,047 131,719,954
5,420,000 158,048.477
24,000,000 133071221 619,636,922
7.000,000
Preferred
2,500,000 2,957,291 44,013,356
Union Bank & TrustOakland—
337 350
4.707.096
Bank of Co ramerce_
103,799
Central Bank
2,000,000 2.921,913 47,876,281
300.000
Farmers & Mer Sav.
310,234 13,182,140
Pasadena—
300.000
Citizens Co ml Tr & S
6,506,673
703,648
First Tr & Sav Bk—
Common
600,000 11,002,596 16,391 562
Preferred
400,000
2,925.315
Pasadena-First N Bk I 150.000
80,070
300.000
299,356
4,556,455
Union Nat Bank
Common
—
_
...
20
23
24
100
385
405
125
U S National Bank..
Toternatinnal Tr Oo.
1,100,000
600.00*
1,741,024
159,776
23,158,112
2,338,238
140,871
2,062,420
3,854,052
58,063
N
0
re
cent
sa
lee
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
Mlnnequa Bank..
500.000
30.000
100
100
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
Citizens Nat Trust &
Farmers &
1,500.000
First National Bank
100.000
National City Bank. d
d
100 000
Union National Bk
.
re cent
Los Angeles—
50 000
1,260,000
(>enver Nat Bank
Nom inal.
32,470
2.833,461
2.414,336
300.000
Preferred
State Institutions
41.665,819 (100
\100
100
2,094,690
50
40,654,821
100
67,926,286
1.735,286
100
1,017,032
30,214,644 100
100
21,820.286
1,500,000 11.984,639
Common
National Banks
44 %
45^
"95" "97""
Common
100,000
Preferred
192,000
»
5,133,826 (100
1100
Sale price.
t Controlled by the Transamerica Corp
a
50
J 121,923
of San Francisco. Calif.
Outstanding preferred stock consists of $956,000 1st pref. of $20 par
$700,000 of 2nd pref. stock.
value and retirabie at $50 a share, and
25
C
100
Savings deposits.
**
d Common and preferred stock outstanding.
/June 29, 1940.
100
(25
0
130
Quotations for the San Diego First National Co., which controls 97%
of San Diego, Calif.
of the stock o! the First National Trust <fe Savings Bank
\25
20
100
1 Last sale price,
n
p
New stock.
Par value 100 yen.
\
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
National Banks
FLORIDA
Dec. 31
Cross
Surplus
Profits
Capital
$
500,000
1,440.000
120,000
$
Miami—
Amer Bk A Tr Oo...
| 394,785
163,812
1,439,301
2.524,320
33,761,560
47,191
165,000
96,000
270,412
2,536,134
Capitol Nat Bk A Tr
300.000
Conn River Bkg Co.
First National Bank.
150,000
1,150,000
100,000
4,000.000
244,171
1,201,467
1,080,831
182,234
4,513.034
204,108
2,256,900
.
Par
{4 k"42"
&
7H
45
155,840
958,152
97,410
494,112
121.547
Florida Nat Bk A Tr
Little River Bk A Tr
400 000
100.000
7
4.020,529
42,514,680
None
13,529,956
4,521,048
925,787
100.000
20.794,442
100
25,000
122,500
25,000
Common
130
130
100
25
100
44
110
100
140
160
35
40
200
250
28
30
Miami Beach First
National Bank
40
45
465,533
7,149,828 f 20
26
Florida Bank—
Palm Beach
100.000
324,087
6,705,979
......
200,000
1,332,349
15,202,999
516,209
152.502
7,220,816
4,378,192
Hartford Nat Bk & T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk & Tr.
East Hartford Tr Co
100.000
200,000
23,868
58,909
1,838,802
2,679,329
100
200,000
400.000
300,000
238,446
234,650
10,362.763
8,488,000
100
45,036
649,690
[,217,066
189,601
1,105.344
18,551,228
21,821,153
2,146,824
10ft
100
100
100
100,000
86,505
2,164,355
100
200.000
330.092
8,617.447
100
1100
100,000
1,600,000
100,000
Hartford-Conn Tr Oo 4,000.000
Park Street Tr Oo.100,000
171.452
4,238,937
Riverside Trust Oo..
250.000
231,763
177.903
SlmBbury Bk & Tr Oo
So End Bk & Tr Oo—
Common........
125,000
113,161
50,000
50,000
600.000
200,000
100.000
Preferred
Travelers Bk & Tr Oo
West Hartford Tr Oo
Windsor Trust Oo...
I
4,723,695
8,591,507
21,128,804
1,895.135
93,644.535
25
480
100
120
50
70
10
27
25
25
25
45
25
13
25
43
1,358,824 f 25
8t.
500,000
150,000
100.000
146.000
75"
70
a
a
25
100
25
228,902
3,110,352
100
44,645
1,202,723
1,181,163
964,859
t
1.453.086
32,546,961
14.483,242
15,383,712
Petersburg
o
Tampa—
Broadway Nat Bank
Exchange Nat Bank.
100,000
1,250,000
First National Bank. ol.000,000
20
6100
First Sav ATr Co
West Palm Beach
""
_
Fla Bank A Trust Oo
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank
21
20H
.
d
500.000
25
17
15
130
140
14
16
National Banks
Dec. 31
New Haven—
Amer Bank A Tr Oo. ao 197,600
o
Vat Bank
Union Trust Co
25
25
100
Petersburg-
Florida
16"
100 yl00
100
180
25
54
389,772
7,195,376
76,451
1,721.426
109,605 *13,198.324
60,457
1.725,762
100
First Nat Bank In St
tioo
11,762,277
4.971,551
1,897,179
I
Augustine—
Exchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk
29
280
25
25
St.
60
100
68 0O0
American Nat Bank.
Olt A People's Nat Bk
Meriden—
Home National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank.,
Meriden Tr & 8 D Oo
Puritan Bk & Tr Oo.
160,000 I
Pensacola—
29
30
248,063
59,718,587
2,378.883
64,272,626
4,390,991
4,352,426
2.218,269
79,340
969,233
292,097
136,513
GEORGIA
Institutions
State
Dec. 31
115
Community Bank &
Trust
Oo
a
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
New Haven Bk NBA
Second Nat Bank
Trademen's Nat Bk
113,225
2,180,000
800,000
750,000
170,000
160,000
1.458,700
Common
Preferred...
Un A N Haven Tr Oo
| 111,244
1,320.360
Nomi nal.i
Atlanta—
50
37
39
50
62
65
50
72
75
3,581,119 (100
1100
100
20,562,405
73
Wlnthrop Trust Oo..
300,000
554,145
Common
342,832
300,000
212,500
a
62,670
193,885
51,644
leorgia RR Bk A Tr
200,000
188,413
100
100
1.946,789
100
les
125
270
"loo" 105"
720
745
142
152
#
850.000
853,285
200.000
153,105
246,231
63,084
398,499
tio
170
100
100
100
9,239,310
3,014,932
2,804,105
1,424,836
4,283,333
16
15H
100
140
110
95
100
85
100
35
145
40
100
245
200
r5.000.000
110.000
500,000
3,732,086 120,459,768 110
112,890
1,816.199 Uoo
10
299,951
8,538,605
100
r5.000.000
500,000
635,000
3,732,086 120,459.768
280,725
6,216,117
286,817
6,620,354
200,000
75.000
200.000
Macon—
Nst'l
Bank A Trust Oo.
•
1,000,000
200,000
700,000
Fidelity. TltleATr Oo
Stamford Trust Oo_.
1,363,610
705,766
1,216,192
14,285,219
6,270.332
12,292,065
100
100
135
160
100
135
145
170
145
litis A So Nat Bank.
Otiy Bank ATr Oo..
First Nat Bk ATr Co 0
600,000
973,958
14,381.880
300,000 { 271,000
184,000
500,000 2,712,266
212.559
300,000
13,063,779
4,397,899
100
Liberty Nat Bk A Tr
160
Bavann ah Bk A Tr
Citizens Bk A Tr Oo
Waterbury Nat Bk—
...
Colonial Trust Co...
Waterbury Trust Co
f
25
I
6,954,426
32
25
100
28
a
Common...
200.000 1
Debentures
~80"
Dec. 31
DELAWARE
State
110.362
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
Bank—
Per
Ida 1st Nat
Common
1,000,000
Central Nat Bank...
Farmers' Bank
210,000
625,000
203,175
1,000,000
Equitable Trust Oo.
Security Trust Oo
Wilmington Tr Co..
1.500*000
2,832,942
672,600
1,0/9,955 12,113,112
4.000,000 12.369,028 122,733,386
2*541,205
18,364,479
3.929,639
4,386,350
13,768.719
24,901.047
100
110
50
300
25
25
o
re
cent
sa
les
}1.311,544
28,330,866
100
79,402
100
Preferred
<
64
100
25
..
mm
N
First Secur BkN. A. al.200,000, cl ,286,866
Boise Trust Co
125.0001
64,625
50
550.000
share.
100
28,897,644
...
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
16
15H
"62"
100
1,921,525
IDAHO
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
320,348
4.669,472
1,191,956
720,063
987.215
100
50
Institutions
Wilmington500,000
10
100
118.000
90
National Banks
National Banks
16
15H
8avannah—
Htlz A So Nat Bank.
Waterbury—
Cltls A Mfrs' Nat Bk
_
250,000
dome Savings Bank.
Vferch A Mech Bank
First-Stamford
_
30&
2SH
250
100
11,319,043
3,732,086 120,459,768
291,315
3,498,376
«
First Nat Bk of Ool
fourth Nat Bank
130
724.741
r5.ooo ,oon
Oolumbus—
lolumbus Bk A Tr..
8tamford—
^ominun....
Preferred
282,387
3,223,000
750.000
litis A So Nat Bank.
Nat Exchange Bank.
cent
Norwich—
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
40,490,400 /100
uoo
too
4,941,082
100
41,967,786
share.
"15 H "16"
Augusta—
50
2,649,691
2,258,849
1.161.087
1,000.000 11,744,067
Preferred
475.000
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Oo.. a
980,000
Trust Oo of Georgia. e2,000.000
109
o
a
100
130,422
981,312
3,732.086 120,459,768 t 10
10
5,041,382 136,733,477
...
104
100
5,256,380
Per
American Sav Bank.
200.000
Oltiz A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
First National
Bank
5,400.000
Fulton Nat Bank—
New London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London Olty
National Bank
Union Bk A Tr Co..
—
100
J 25
24
Hartford—.
Glastonbury Bk A Tr
-
100
400,000
200,000
-
125
20
100
300.000
Common..
1100
■
-
Orlando—
First National Bank
100
Preferred
...
160
100
100
25
Bk A Tr
1st preferred-.-..
2nd preferred.*
West Side Bank—
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per share.
f 25
2,200,000
Common
Preferred
Cross
Deposits
First National Bank.
Brldgep't Olty Tr Oo
North End
1,200,000
First Trust Oo
2.338,818
Preferred
Black Rock Bk A Tr
Institutions
Dec. 31
$
$
200,000
First National Bank.
$
35,383,322
Common
State
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per share.
BridgeportFirst Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Surplus cfe
Profits
Capital
Par
Deposits
s-
..u
165
60
50
69
72
National Banks
134
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31
222
Institutions
State
Dec. 31
Nominal.
Aurora—
Per
Aurora Nat Bank.
.
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Washington—
Anacostia Bank..
a
City Bank
a
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bank of Oomm A Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank.
100,000
Nat
Bank of
85,868
606,673
567,944
344,213
1,000,000
500,000
400,000
Liberty Nat Bank
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
145,000
450,000
250,000
a
Wash.
1,272,038
494,046
340,000
1,050,000
270,757
871.884
Nat Oapital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank.
978.999
200,000
221.184
800,000
1.940,130
2.421,114
13,086.593
5,655.713
4,859,826
32.098,798
10,235,032
13.413,173
6,627.627
12.540,861
2,894,129
30,628,959
100
160
10
27
100
197
100
20
170
mm
mm
31
205
29
200
50
55
100
120
•
mm
m.
«•
mm
'
mm
mm
^
mm
170
100
287
300""
Common
3.000.000 16,151,466 130,816.450 /100
1.000.000
\100
Second Nat Bank
500,000
60
543,135 10,697,998
Secur Sav A Com Bk a
510,000
451.497
100
9,867,954
Amer Secur A Tr Oo.
3,400,000 5,532,780 59,474,315
100
273
285
Preferred
101}£
Riggs National Bank
1,000,000 12.202,362
250,000 J
2.000,000 1.272,322
1.000,000
1,941,080
1,000,000 2,578,542
Income debentures
Munsey Trust Co..
Union Trust Oo
Wash Loan A Tr Oo.
19.768,640 (100
Aetna
State
Bank..
a
400,000
Am Nat Bk A Tr Oo. a1,600,000
A'lstln State Bank.
200,000
100
Avenue St Bk Oak Pk
Beverly State Sav Bk
Central Nat Bank...
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Oont 111 N B A Tr Oo
Oosmopolit'n Nat Bk
i380,000
100,000
400,000
4.(100,' M10
50.000,000
1,500,000
a
250,000
District Nat Bank—
Common
80
200
220
85
50
75
100
3,762,615
42,555
1,642,397
2,974,094
6,335,540
2,953,918
190,791
265,950
176,134
"85""
225
Preferred
........
Drexel National Bk
Drovers Nat Bank
94,225
4,582,228
2,551,036 79,089,872
197,385
6.766,195
193,991
8,087,658
127.084
3.364,188
358,031
14,144,451
3,701,404 175,496,963
55,221,863 1491577548
559,0481
430,795
101,284
104,000
96 000
.......
185
239
165
...
6,839,480
14.389,198
26,924,364
150,000
Oont Nat Bk A T Co
230
60.501
100
100
100
4,505,166
6,058,157
N
share.
o
re cent
sa
les
100
100
100
mm
mm
mm mm
M
225"
.....
....at
100
Chicago-
"§r*
200
100
Nat Sav A Tr Oo—
Common
300.000
347.000
_
100
241,374
382,703
100,000
Belleville Sava Bank.
first National Bank
Bt. Clair Nat Bank..
mm
325
100
mm
a
Belleville—
Belleville Nat Bank
160,000
300,000
375,700
J
86,191
100
"230"" 240""
18
35
125
10
18
20
IOD
109
114
90
87H
100
100
~
19
4,320,972 f 20
240.000
20
31
115
33i,
4,377,062
180,249
8,878,903
1.000.000
1,067,584 35,348,995
First National Bank 30,000 000 42,485,640 1159424959
First Nat Englewood
200 000
784,753
5,338,577
Haleted Exeh Vat Bk
200.000
309,652 10.046,911
Industrial Nat Bank. a2,000,000 2,045,680
7,843.605
a
100
100
40
40
1
'mm
mm-mm-
21
30
40
28
100
137
100
282
100
190
20
44
145
288
250
100
"32"
~rnmmrnm
46
♦
Sale price,
t Branch of Savannah.
0 Includes preferred stock
National Banks
Dec. 31
FLORIDA
State
ft
Institutions
e
a
Nomi nal.
Jacksonville—
Per
Atlantic Nat Bank.. d3.000.000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1,500,000
Florida Nat Bank.
Bpr'fleld Atlantic Bk
Q\ .500,000
50,000
1,762,858
1.838.631
1,814,210
45,774
68,696,350
31.205,774
45,472,247
1.323,046
100,000
181,329
2,095,338
10
11
100
205
210
25
28
32
0
n
25
debentures outstanding
c June 29, 1940.
Florida.
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga
Member of the F'orida National Group.
Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville. Florida
1 Sept. 30, 1940.
A: New stock.
I Last sale.
n Dec. 30
1939.
of the American Bank A Trust Co. of New Haven,
Conn., approved an amendment of the bank's charter whereby the common
capital would be increased from $100,000 to $125,000 of $100 par a share;
preferred stock in the amount of $97,500 is presently outstanding.
Ap¬
proval of State Bank Commission and RFC is required to effect the change,
o
Stockholders
r
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank
share.
10
100
or
Retirement price.
d Member of the Atlantic Group In
Dec. 31
Combined statement.
t Trust funds.
x
Ex-dividend.
v.
Stock all owned by Travelers Insurance Co.
National Banks
illinois
Dec. 31
Capital
Surplus dc
Profits
trust
and
banks
April, 1941]
National Banks
Institutions
State
Par
Ask
Bid
Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus dt
Profits
Gross
Capital
Institutions
State
IOWA
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Deposits
103
companies
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Chicago (Cond.)
$
223,707
Kaspar Am State Bk
250,000
LaSalle Nat'l Bank— i 700,000
249.258
L&wndale Nat Bank
403,891
Common...
275,000 I
Preferred
325.000
521.646
Liberty Nat'l Bank
300,000
Lire Stock Nat Bank
1,000.000 1,628,197
Madison-Crawford
234,326
Natl Bank
200.000
356,270
Main State Bank...
200.000
M ercha nd Isp N at' I Bk
1,238,795
600.000
665,659
Mercantile Nat 1 Bk.
600.000
392.528
Merchants Nat Bk..
200,000
96,066
MetropState Bank..
200,000
223.964
Mid-City N%t Bank
400,000
236,405
Milwaukee Av N't Bk
250,000
498,037
Mntnal Nat Ukof Ch
4on nno
101,734
Nat Bk of Hyde Park
250,000
931.987
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
500.000
357.745
National Security Bk
300,000
Nat Stkyda Nat Bk.
1,000,000 1,879,606
129,608
North Shore Nat Bk
<
200,000
675,388
Oak Park TrASav Bk
6OO.000
1,018,894
Pioneer Tr A 8av Bk i 750,000
526,777
Sears-Com State Bk.
400.000
73,834
Skala Nat'l Bank..
200.000
343,806
South East Nat Bank
200 000
110,049
South Shore Nat Bk.
200,000
105,156
State Bk of Clearing.
150,000
-
_
Terminal Nat Bank.
20o.noo
CJnlv St Bk of Oblc..
200.000
300,000
300.000
200.000
Upper Ave Nat'l Bk.
"otowr Natl Bank
West Nat'l Bk Cicero
Amalff Tr
sav
4
400.000
Banco dl
300.000
Chic
i
800,000
541.000
bk.
Nape! Tr
Cfty Bk A Tr
Dreveri Tr A Sav Bk
Bast Side TrASav Bk
Harris Tr A Bar Bk3
Lake snore Tr & 8 bk
Lakeriew Tr A S Bk.
Nerthern Trust Co..
Pullman Tr Ac Sav Bk
200.000
i
6.000.000
700.000
600.000
3.000,000
800.000
b
329,772
Per
7
Farmers A Merch 8 B
75
80
Nat Bk of Burlington
10
13,538,364
11
14
Cedar Rapids—
Guar Bk A Tr Co
59
Merchants Nat Bank
People's Sav Bank..
United State Bank..
185
5H
10
14,747,107
29,671,339
100
20
225
55
6,877,546
7,874,156
100
175
100
140
150
100
230
235
100
123
128
100
100
100
133
80
115
20
24
140
90
120
27
100
27.743,647
21,759,816
9,282,402
3,702,666
13,396,424
8,184,585
13,489.557
4,766,031
20.378.624
10,864,122
50.233,477
5,703,833
11,268.044
24,976,257
13,297,592
3,669.958
10.176.492
3,511,637
3,675.827
10,311,543
7,799.253
9,205,101
11,947.145
120
11
20
100
200
23
215
150
60
"33"" "37"
100
25
70
170
40
65
160
36
100
100
100
153"
20
137
40"
"37"
100
55
195
205
First Nat'l Bank..
Union NtBk ATr Co
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
200.000
...
Capital notes
Quincy—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
til State Bk of Quincy
Peoples Bk of Quincy
200,000
125.000
200,000
100,000
S'thSideBk of Quincy
State St Bk A Tr Co.
Hockford—
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Co
Swedish-Am Nat Bk. i
Third Nat'l Bank...
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Oes MolnesBkATrCo
:
First Fed State Bank
Iowa-Des M olnes Nat
Plrst National Bank.
100
320"
65
69
400.000
250.000
300,000
250,000
100,000
100
320
335
100
520
535
Woodburv Co Sav Bk
170
180
N
National Banks
Dec. 31
100
o
100
sa
Nomi nal.
Per
50
51
55
60
Co oam'l N Bk of KC
Common
1,938,009
60
65
Exchange State Bank
200.000
100 OOO
68
75
17
18^
100
I
Indiana Tr A Sav Bk.
Bank
100
55
60
Security Nat Bank..
Rlvervfew State Bk.
4,219,919 / 66*1
70
75
6.841,332
1.004,255
737.000
1,678.268
627.475
1,015,192
188,410
22,989
98,000
61,730
815,578
48,956
100
"75"
'80"
100
50
60
100
35
i
234,300
2,766,379
1,540.106
7,108,669
5.270.961
100
100.000
160,000
150,000
50.000
i
151,675
275,229
31,894
2,156,228
2,667,581
890,300
100
I
424,982
1,730.000
100
100
110
60
65
200.000
445,753
292,073
7.506
73,446
40
45
100.000
63,020
50
100
State
185
110
130
195
120
140
Institution*
500.000
100 000
71,383
229,671
642,606
40,843
100 000
1.000.000
1.000.000
100.000
200.000
i
Nat Bk
Merchants'
i
First National Bank.
Seuthwest Nat Bank
100
200
225
160
100
100
175
no
110
160
110
100
100
100
100
100
150
100
16,593,585 1100
115
Bk.
People's State Bank.
Merchants' Nat
—
Fide'ity Trust Co
Fletcher Trust Co—
Common
Debentures
Indiana Trust Co
Security Trust Co
Union Trust Co
250,000
300.000
110,000 \
90.000
Common
Preferred
Union Stock Yds Nat
i
100
a623*
Insti utions
State
KENTUCKY
Dec. 31
Per
o
784,347
20
re cent
OovlngtonTrABkgOo
•
20
sa
100
175
10
17
19
50
28
34
88,319
10
5
8
318.112
3,295.365
100
130
135
87.000
1.681,460
110
1,251,686
14.580.915
3,258,1*6
2,842,362
3,563.826
478,635
323,790
495.000
150.000
Peop-Lib Bk A Tr Oo
18.842.343 j
share•
4.981,995
6.032,609
6,379,588
1,710,101
200.000
250.000
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
166.461
les
43,168
1,172,206
1,590,797
13,135,925
20
Bank of Commerce..
20
Oltlsens Bk A Tr Oo.
120
10
1,000,000 11.541.520 46.797,009
725,000
I 10
100
lUO.OOO
132,112
2,596,664
100
4.000,000 9.368,784 144,777,787
100
200.000
200,000
1,466,152
i
100
87,500
23,285
1,113,007
i
100
70,000
12,741
731,202
100
1,250,000 2,508,555 41.037,861
<
100
365,000
62.432 20,345,214
100
500,000
366,743
3.794.522
i
100
280,600
184,835
4,647,988
15
16
i
300.000
916,502
56,033
18,981.423
4.105.723
125
200.000
Preferred
200.000
l.OUO.OOO
150.000
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Second Nat Bank—
Union Bank A Tr Oo
1.500,000
690,000
1,000,000
i
399,200
1,000,00O
^V&OO.OOO
|1,136,629
43,130.846
1,220,605
15,941
2.649,662
18,351,192
4.355,830
22,262,498
129,814
227,250
534,046
281,305
202,540
4,452,392
6,054,582
13,002,214
5.578,950
5.991,860
1100
220"
250.000
240.000
169,855
Common........
750.000
727,388
PrefeTeci
2.50. ono
6,399.455
Security Trust Oo...
150.000
500.000
4J*
164
297
American Nat Bank.
Newport Nat Bank..
247
23
56
110
157
Too
176"
290
Citizens' Union N B.
Fidelity A Oolum Tr.
First National Bank.
Newport
55
*
370.252
280,500
265,000
3,206.378
1,730,984
2,798,168
50
"loo"
100
300
100 /.—
330
335
385,150
165,259
1,061,869
719,350
145.410
1.154,233
127,634
100,000
100,000
Sale price.
a
155,509
555,742
2.022.112
6.298.828
100
9
140
150
55
65
c
Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
100
140
160
e
Affiliated with the
/too
60
70
20
30
33
6 March
1941.
First National
d New stock.
Bank of Louisville.
#
/Stockholders of the Union Bank & Trust Co. 7of Lexington, Ky., In
March, 1941, received one share of stock for each share held, with option
to buy one additional share at $140 a share.
g
(100
14,
/250
100
Pref. stock retirement price.
50
11
8
31
—
June 29.
1940.
h Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
103
100
77,453.259 1001 c266
8.901,084 ioor
100
107
49,899,188
2H
28,119.966
100 £135
3,381,461
100
102
7.619.939
100
135
16.065.240
100
201
1.958,996
10
7
20.038,180
100
26
1,463,167
100
Terre Haute 1st N B:
20,820,707
4H
110
Louisville—
1.000.000
2,000.000
I.000.000
Liberty Natl Bk A Tr II.800.000
300,000
Security Bank
KentuckyTltle Tr Co 81.000.000
7in ono
Lincoln Bank A Tr..
100,000
Stock Yards Bank'..
Louisville Trust Co
<1.950.000
525,000
United States Tr Oo.
152
100
100
10
/
[
alO
215
Terre Haute—
Merchants Nat Bk—
Preferred
100
Nomi nal.
24.538.561
90
100
Bk A Tr Co>
Common
250
100
4,153,525 162>i
162'
50
1,231.587
190,032
41,574
101.000
National lanks
841,097
100
100
200,000
Merchants Nat Bank
First Bank A Tr Oo
225
100
Lexington—
346,000
500,000
0.000
250.000
Dlty Nat Bk A Tr Co
100
125
Covington—
Bend-
American Trust Co..
100
150
101
8,349,327
Indianapolis—
Marlon Co State Bk.
27.822,222
31,977,306
1,239,434
2,391,476
100
125
125
100
100
N
400.000
Madison Ave St Bk
1,342,790
1,515,421
36,742
302,030
•
100
Union National Bank
100
Kansas State Bank..
Common
Indiana Nat Bank
Live Stock Exch Bk.
100
44,934
200.000
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank
1,232,912
439,777
2,457.921
1.148,246
686,269
9.434,559
11.055,214
1,439,451
1,481.391
Wichita—
Dec. 31
16,811,129
1,426,195
1,586,150
1,587,000
1,187,000
14,753,040
2.087,000
les
100
50.000
400.000
77.500
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Kaw Valley State. Bk
100
11,176,085
6,300,424
14,975,124
cent
12,141.929 uoo
500.000
Citizens State Bank.
40
40
13,859.024
7.263,260
12.719.803
100
100
o
re
sa
Manufac'rs State Bk
Oltlsens'Nat Bank..
480,000 I
340,000
100
100
Topeka—
s
Wayne-
1,200,000
100
N
Dec. 31
600,000
600.000
Mutual
10
1
275.000
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Old National Bank—
It Joseph
13,578,961
192,680
108,977
287,136
531.143
40
100
1100
100.000
500.000
271,342
Leavenworth—
801,517
385.645
164,900
127,500
3,545,782
4,845,739
434.000
149,750
499,329
369,000
377.370
100.000
115,140
251,126
300.000 1
...
share,
100
100
150.000
250.000
First National Bank
500.000
Class A preferred.
Fountain Sq State Bk
Dec. 31
les
20
Bransville—
American Nat Bank.
Common
Institutions
State
KANSAS
4.273,142 I 50
indiana
Oltlsens Tr A Sav Bk
Bk._
10
6,874,000
7,423,743 M00
100
8,827,903
7,474,610 100
2,811,657 100
rec ent
Central Trust Co...
Oltlzens' Nat Bank-.
South
254.600
317,272
388,708
252,092
136,768
100
Sioux City—
Nomi nal.
Per share•
Bankers Trust Co
100
100
First National Bank
Fourth Nat Bank
Gary Tr A Sav
10,462.569
5,553,396
Toy Nat Bank..
Security Nat Bank..
100
631,010
les
50
495,672
209.993
Live Stock Nat Bank
152.300
30,346
46,000
105.433
200.000
242,000
600.000
Dec. 31
Gary—
Gary State Bank
sa
100
American Nat Bank
First National Bank
Kansas City-
13,827
cent
1100
2.440,749
937,314
46,524,285
6,125,373
Central Nat Bank...
National Banks
People's Tr A 8av Co
27.884,238 1100
o
re
\25
300,000
250.000
Topeka State Bank.
Preferred
100
198,249
l'
300,000
600,000
Springfield Marinebk
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Debentures
125
3,188,771
1,633,137
368,101
Preferred
600.000
Illinois Nat Bank
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common
22.784.563
2,500,000
150,000
Bank A Trust Co.
Vai'ay Sav Bank
'3l5'
Springfield—
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
100
660.000 11,121,856
340,000
70,351
150,000
37,973
50.000
Preferred
Cap City State Bank
Amer Tr A 8av Bank
,75
100
50
20
I
50,000
200.000
rort
31.489.462
2,310,690
N
100
50
100
12.377,749
27,007,625
16.915,557
100,000
Common
Debentures
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
Preferred
98,565
600,000
Bankers Trust Co—
Common
79
110
50
100
50.000
160,000
South Side TrA Sav B
Common
63.009
}
100
1,625.506 f 100
\ 100
2,071,694 100
Dea Moines—
146.047
2,000,000
660.000
Peoples Savings Bk..
100
First State Bank
First National Bank.
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
3,325,821
4,802,447
Hutchinson—
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
Common.
Lamasco
190,261
221,944
100
750.000 11,113,857
250,000
150.000
150,341
Davenport Bk A Tr.
First National Bank.
100
831,342
1.294,352
1.743.666
600.000
Com Mar Nat BkATr
Franklin Bk A Tr Co
25
100
20
Dubuque—
100
1,610,849
9,369.515
2,858,528
300,000
100.000
3.163,560
39,322,379
5.257.636
1,184,733
100
Davenport—
ion
73,669
719,043
186,163
100,000
135,509
2,217,153
167,421
48,039
90,000
10,000
100,000
Preferred
State Savings Bank.
65
100
100
344,179
536,842
421,074
22/.243
4,103,879
420.742 10,788.672
413,525
5.609.788
1,140,197 29,300,565
485,225 12,589,689
1.364,239
87,928
11,891,758 305.856,204
475.064
17,172,594
1,626,714 35.834.178
10.894.956 397,232,948
688,7341 10,748,004
Common..
160"
130
100
2.431.635
3.388,704
150,000
150,000
Coun Bluffs Sav Ilk.
First National Bank.
160
"15
93,083
97,231
200,000
500,000
250,000
50,000
BluffsCity National Bank.
130
100
sharer.
100
125,000
200,000
Council
Klgin—
Elgin Nat'l Bank
Per
Burlington—
share.
50
20
2,826,645
9.234,543
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
i Common and preferred stock or capital debentures
in
s
No stock outstanding.
z
Ex-dividend.
outstanding.
BAOTS
104
National Banks
Dec. 31
State
LOUISIANA
Institutions
Dec. 31
Na%^'Tu MASSACHUSETTS
Oross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
Par
Deposits
Bid
Capital
Ask
Oross
Surplus A
Profits
Bid
Par
Deposits
Baton Rouge—
City National Bank
$
Common
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
New Orleans—
Per
300,000
156.500
share*
18
110
308.830
8,014.769
100
118
427.500
300.000
619.495
9.754.367
100
340
321.081
4,175,709
100
106
500.000
1,044,327
8.770.663
100
150.000
120.000
234.536
2,808,919
194,724
100
10
Fall River Trust
110
300,000
175.000
| 550.255
11.876.392
165
J100
175
1 80
360*"
Common
1.000.000
PpPlfAPTA/)
250.000
|2.330.174
105
1,500,000
1.200,000
23 *
|1,816.247 62,354,5^1
214,536
200.000
300.000
1,007.921
219,747
5,977.006
2,286,448
302,500
311,000
j 281,935
1.000.000
1.000.000
700.000
i ,300.918
sa
lee
20
100
10
7
I
50
64
I
50
Holyoke—
(20
Common
23
22
Preferred
120
"30" "40
20
25
955 480
100
10,915.354
100
141.000
134.023
2,434,658 (100
1100
110
iis
238.347 611,390,556
436.137
66
20
LawrenceBay StateMer Nat Bk
200
100
100,000 I
Had ley Falls Tr Co,. d 1 ,400.000
140
415.399
Common
77
75
34.955,979
25 908.295
8,072,731
Park National Bank
Preferred.
.
Shrevoport—
First National BankCommercial Nat Bk.
Oont'l-Am B A Tr Co
o
rec ent
Holyoke Nat Bank-
1,500,000 11.736,373 60.605,812
1.200.000
252.165
4,040.968
208.000
7.891.139 151.150.147
2.800.000
Preferred.
Louisiana SB & T Co
Whitney Nat Bank.
24
270.000
tlerrlmack Nat Bank
115
1100
1,602,604
3,566,661
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank,
33.509.699 (100
Bk
Common
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
N
GHouc Nat Bk of Glou
llauces 8 D ft Tr Co
Axner Bk A Trust Co
National
400.000
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
Gloucester—
25
Fitchburg—
__
Hibernla
Fall River—
Fall River Nat Bank
B.M.C. Dor fee Trust
Cape Ann Nat Bank
10.866.228
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Nomi nal.
25
600.000
6,721,360
"ix
25
Lowell—
National Banks
Stat*
MAINE
Dec. 31
Nomi nal
Per
700,000
524,291
8,883.144
717,000
775,008
12.129,651
25
1,000.000
200.000
257.843
10.254,655
share
100
Depositors' Trust Co
514.512
4,643,916
10
24
862,287
13.460.409
JS
23
222.353
.
National Bank
AugustaFirst Nat Granite Bk
300.000
1.000.000
ftppleton Nal Bank.
Union Old Lowell
Institutions
Dec. 31
100
Lynn—
Mfr's.-Cent. Nat Bk
Essex Trust Co
*37*
38*
;
500,000
250.000
100.000
.
Lynn 8 Dep A Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
7,330,326
20
480.594
6.184,006
686.352 6 3.973.091
100
12
285
100
350
49
400.000
957.193 610.579,069
20
New BedfordFirst National Bank. d
Merchants Nat Bk..
711.100
453,844
818,000
50
500.000
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
350.000
515,297
Warren Nat Bank—
200.000
80,223
2.116,533
Merrill Trust Co—
Common
100
12.994.434
N
20
sa
250.000
132.124
3.732,408
50
250.000
200.000
015.466
7.724,157
20
8,877,589
667.628
I
1
1.023.490
o
re cent
600.000 I
400.000
Preferred
les
i
1.000,000
1.071,530
Nat Bk of Commerce
400.000
380.089
600.000
200.000
530,999
10.162.936
100
100
5.168,433
18,197,112
8.417.508
25
22
25
25
35
38
20
36
39
Baltimore-
Preferred
Calvert Bank.
Canton Nat Bank..
Carrollton Bk of Bait
First National Bank.
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank..
Western Nat Bank.
Equitable Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co..
Maryland Trust Co
Common
Capital notes
Mercantile Tr Co
Real Estate Tr Co..
...
Safe Dep & Trust Co
Union Trust Co
7.055,570
10
4*
53.211.819
750,000 11.315,944
750.000
t
633,092
11.733.279
470,000
i
4,180,290
212,783
212,500
2.035,534
288,223
80.000
6,768,514 238 475,115
4.000,000
545.919
400.000
7,930.629
6,436,950
600,000
802,569
16.001,180
750.000
573,073
2,000,000 1,416.516 47,298,699
1.000,000
I,238,336 26.058,988
(10
25 X
500,000
414,161
1,000,000 II,813.903
1.450,000
1,500,000 3,943.630
600.000
248,030
2,000.000 4,217,734
3.000.000 2,026,036
47.379,931
27
50
50
10 *
L10
50
60,910,200
~
-
»
16*
71
15
Second Nat Bank
390
6.306.741
100
*
10 *
80
102,966
1,862.213
125
*
28
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Farm & Mech N Bk.
100,000
125.000
969,771
532,274
5,319,215
100.000
134,924
1,832,358
*
25
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Common
15
11*
Preferred
Fr'k Town 8av Inst.
West Maryland Tr__
National Banks
Dec. 31
...
Preferred
70
Bank of Detroit—
Mfrs National Bank.
Nat Bank of DetroitCommon
190
c25
195
United Savings Bank
Wabeek State Bank.
Bankers Trust Co
7
8
Second Nat Bank
Hageratown Trust Co
15,175,075
25
68
217,407
2,785,477
30
8X
39*
70
70
251.420
2,895.295
100
438.988
4.719.625
25
1.249,158
360,101
18.104,309
6,669,869
100
,3,036.407 645,362,608
10
/235
40
"ieT"
10
"4H
17*
State
MICHIGAN
Institution*
Dec. 31
Per
share.
3,120,946
6,983.594
100
400.000
131,871
406,918
100
N
500,000
997,609
11,471,171
20
sa
2,572,528 582,007.397
50
116
122
2.160,000 12,956.573 211,522,716
3,530,000
(20
51
53
\?n
300,000
0
re cent
les
•
440,549
71,222
65
15
100
10
4.089,561
1:856.682
2,069,767
10
386 539
6,573 294
341,326
4 365,720
2,311,457
100
10
10
133,404
114.390
17,985,344
20
40
45
6.300.119 176.888,855
50
110
120
8.250.000 116047,326 589.829,360
9.086.875
1,000,000 1,453.411 26.168.840
\25
tfiqultable Trust Co—
100
5.129,163
Hageratown—
90.000
357.000
200.000
150,000
2.089.492
7*
10
Nomi nal.
Bay City—
Bay City Bank.....
Natl Bk of Bay City.
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank...
Common
Farmers & Merc Bk.
Nicodemus Nat Bk
67
1,030,000
Preferred
40.000
150,000
150.000
25
Industrial National
Frederick—
...
1.000,000
Commonwealth Bank dZ.525.000
Detroit Bank—
115
f
4,247,435
it) \
15,791.226
Tr Co
Common.
117.739
17,040,301
33,989,068
1.543.540
Detroit-
50 *45
7,343.724
701,020
3,456,421
410
0%
239,224
150.000
291,000
Capital notes....
14
10
16
Liberty Trust Co—
Common
10
10
65
392,000
192,448
600,000
400.000
Worcester Co
Common
Class A
"245"' 255"
100
100
10
38.037.918
mmm
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat Bank
Gaaranty Bk A T Co
57
46*
""25
31,516,119
2,100,484
2 X
56
90
33 X
15 X
69
200.000
300.000
Bristol County Tr...
75
2
10
100
30
20
100,000
99.500
500.00U
Capital notes.
8*
—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
"93"
Peoples Bank—
Common
I1,
Springfield Nat Bank dl ,600.000
Third NatBfcT Co..
1.600.000
Springfield 8 I) A Tr.
1,000.000
Union Trust Co
1,000.000
West Spring fluid Tr
194.250
Taunton
120
100
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank..... d
11
Springfield-
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Common
40
Institutions
MARYLAND
Bait Comm'l Bank..
Baltimore Nat Bank
5*
20
8.926,356 12*
105
216.712
.....
National Banks
Dec. 31
8.129.979
12,171.110
5l"
Peabody—
Portland—
Canal National Bank
Casco Bk & Tr Co
First Portland NatBk
14
100
Salem Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Tr Co—
Common.
Preferred
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
27
o
cent
les
1,000,000
3.000,000
1.200.00D
500,000
309,660 1
Preferred
Detroit Trust Co
Un Guardian Trfin.
226.3 40
2,0)), 000
Wayne Oakland Bk.
300,000
500.000
909,864
"19
10
37*
'26"
22,532.307
519.206
495,232 g
92,855
36*
I10
g
305,542
1,932,984
"16 "is""
6
(10
110
2,492.634 6)13,255,996
716.059 g 4.720.307
5,880,790
192,354
5
2U
57
i4*
7
6
60
100
Flint—
Olt Com A Savs Bk.
National Banks
Dec. 31
MASSACHUSETTS
dl .000,000
1,066 515
Genessee Co Save Bk
1,000.000
250,000 i
400.000
598,637
92,283
452,337
25.772,758
11,166,384
3,448,057
7,668,623
250,000
400,000
126,638
713,454
2,391,352
10,898,119
20
12
15
10
22
24
l.ono, 000 12,700,575
750,000
514,203
350.000
1.200.00U
752,155
49,093,295
/10
31
33
Merch A Mech Bank
Nat Bank of Flint
Nomi nal.
Per share.
F Boston—
First National Bank- 27.812.500
54.848,544 837,063,044 12*
Merchants' Nat Bk.
3.000,000 5,745.502
100
46
46*
Peoples Nat Bank....
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
1.500,000
20
67
Nat Shawmut Bank. 10,000.000
25
21,213.744 231,653,937 12*
Second Nat Bank
2.000.000
25
141
6,230,444 113.100.8J2
Web A Atlas N Bk—
1,000.000
50
697.524
17.653 661
49
Boston S Dep & Tr..
100 *295
2.000.000
4,134.543 45.320,034
Columbia Trust Co..
10(
100.000
216 946
2 68 I 770
145
Common......
Preferred
Union Bank of Mich.
52
Michigan Trust Oo_.
Day Trust Co
1,250.000
Fiduciary TrustOo— d 600,000
III"
70
Pilgrim Trust Co
State Street Tr Co..
U S Trust Co—
Common
Convertible pref..
Winthrop Trust Co..
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co
1.000.000
15,000.000
400,000
3.890,000
1,659,562
716,431
3,417,229
5,268,957
Ho
ne
Nat Bank
5(
10
.....
i400"
None
III
11,116.279
10(
310
1 l(
\
171.014
500,000
500.000
150,000
300.000
1.000.000
2,866,486
1<
-
m
mm
m
<m
Nat
Bank
10
""21"
2,578,563
20
14
16
2,007,810 552,107,274
10
13*
15
32.686,685
100
600.000
g
511,666
541.196
4,012,694
1,855.371
100
100
*
11
12
14
/
Sale
c
1,500,000
2,613.337
285
price.
Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
6 Includes
200
savings deposits,
Retirement prico.
20
7,415,120
536,550
5,192,804
1,594,256 525.171,365
100
10
557.313 5
Trust balances,
i June 29, 1940
31
50
20
k Units.
450
470
21
23
82*
84*
I Last sale,
n
Sept. 30,
r
New stock.
t Affiliate
11.441,324
10
notes outstanding.
/ Convertible pref. stock entitled in liquidation to $20
160
g
8,778,477
7,994.764
853,905
23"
A
Trust Company..
""
315"'
13
101
gveretc—
Middlesex Co Nat Bk
tlO
4,705.085
d Common and preferred stock or capital
290,003
113,838
38
ttaglnaw—
Second
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Co
County Bk A Tr Co.
Harvard Trust Oo___
Michigan Nat. Bank- d3,134,000
a
14,137,730
450.000
300,000
100.000
18
210
10(
615,005
700,000 11, 216.976
100.000
20
34
20
'
7,610,359 101,145.447
Brockton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
5C
18,829,666
2,998,001
44,853.466
36
30
Lansing—
......
New Eng Trust Co..
Old Colony Trust Co
33
Old Kent Bank-
405
25*
35
20
Grand Rapidi—
Central Bank
398
118,503.313
3.135.966
38 211 463
20
20
x
1940.
of, First National
Ex-dividend.
Bank of Boston,
a share.
300
April, 1941]
banks
National Banks
Dee. 31
minnesota
Capital
Duluth—
40,355
333,633
77,421
1,544,315
Duiuth Natl Bk
k
150,000
First A Amer Nat Bk 2,000,000
Minnesota Nat Bank
100.000
7' 40.000
100,000
Camden Pk State Bk
Centra) Nat Bank
.
Chicago-Lake St Bk.
50,000
Fifth No'west*n N B. e
100,000
First NatBkATrOo 66,000.000
Hennepin State Bank b 100,000
300.000
Marquette Nat Bank
Midland NatBk A Tr
1,000,000
Minnehaha Nat Bk. b
100,000
N'western Nat B A T
5,000,000
Produce State Bank. b
100,000
3d N'west'n State.
9
50.000
Third N'west'n N Bk 9
4th Northwest Nat*l. ft
100
100
50
100
o
cent
sa
les
100,000
125.000
100.000
178.091
41,985
192,514
83,525
Ltndell Trust Co
40O.OO<)
Merc Com BAT Co- 10.000.000
VI ercan tile-Com¬
Nat'l Bank.
Mtf sens' Bank
ft
In ion Nat Bank..
ft
Southern Missouri Tr
500.000
I
100,000
124,000
gl .000,000
9
National Banks
Dec. 31
cent
sa
les
Oommerc'I BkATrOo
Depos Gu Bk A TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
None
673,952
11*
State
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Merc Home Bk A Tr
10,694,134
(30
1,360,000
13,754,362
9,048,775
65
300.000
3,670,141
3.645.199
5.005,499
100
50
50
5,485,082
4.908,317
75
8
14
16
175
100,000
200.000
200,000
192.000
115,000
85.000
165
80
68
85
70
62*
65
(140
100
9
942,604
48,543
668,102
100
13,484,905
1,574,949 100
13,818.112 0—.
9
600,0)0
250.000
319,363
412,012
,
100
362,404
10,479,718
100
11.277.504 0100
100
9,051,560
82,226
1,654,553
/100
115
100
100
100
100
100
100
115
350
MX
150
90
.....
Banks
Traders'
Gate
City
Nat'l Bank
ft
550.000
Union Nat BankCommon
1,000.000
Preferred
950.000
University Bank
West port Ave Bank.
v
100,000
v100,000
St. JosephAmerican Nat Bank.
200.00U
Burnes Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
200,000
500.000
First Trust Co
■rnplre Trust Co
100.00C
250.000
200.009
200.000
Missouri Vail Tr Co
129.000
Fir st St JoaSt'k Y ds Bk
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
At. Louis—
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Common.........
Preferred
Baden Bank..
....
Boatmen's Nat Bk..
Bremen Bk A Tr Co.
55.909
1.953.526
3.723.807
2,242,769
1,475,263
100
100
e
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
350,000
284,000
1,000,000
350,000
Omaha—
First Nat Bank
100
Manufacturers
A Trust Oo
...
...
.....
Plaza Bank (The).
Sec Nat Bk SavsATr
.
130
....
South Ride Vat Bank
32,031,530
15,115,877
51,740,142
129,000 I
71.000
50,000
500.000
89,666
!
53,846
236.785
1,227,778
.100.000
155
165
100
225
250
20
40
38
100
160
100
185
195""
3,081,214 J100
1100
25
954,697
9,089,972 100
28,288,335 100
National Banks
NEVADA
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
.
100
302,651
161,545
9,074,067 62*
971,543
30,581
222,043
241,270
273,603
467,387
155,040
103,660
287,075
120,844
96,539
28,287,853
•
1,184,655
2,437.744
9,111,818
4,255,717
10,654,941
None
10
15
100
100
600,000
100,000
Nev.jd
Security National Bk
8.526,219
2,627,147
1,163.629
1,668,129
23,406
100
36,920,534
1,439,635
1
—
m
m
100
.....
65
255"" 225""
40
50
9*
95
175
951,305
622,650
292,907
200.000
150,000
200.000
5.,924,319
3,250,387
100
100
re
3,899,966
100
sa
6,595,372
6,478,751
7,230.182
100
100
350
100
78
200,000
570,981
400.000
Second Vat of Nashua ft
600,000
613,773
603,329
cent
lee
250.000
75.000
J 102,423
200.000
36,030
Z135
82
Portsmouth—
First National Bank.
Common
Preferred
New Hamo Nat
Bk
N
0
iioo
re
100
sa
cent
les
3,741,117 (100
1,733,475
10*3
105
National
Banks
Institutions
State
NEW JERSEY
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per Share.
100
n
o
Atlantic City—
100
re cent
Boardwalk Nat Bank
400.000
Guarantee BkATr Co
500,000
ea
Nomi nal.
Per share.
N 0
Manchester—
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
Indian Head Nat Bk ft
ft
Nashua Trust Co.
50
4,258,360
share
Per
First Nat Bk of
Nasnua—
80
100
les
100
100
679,105
267,144
100
8.863,931
7.046,040
150
10
2*
Equitable Trust Co—
Common
Preferred
100
225.000
1.183.442
....
342,027
None
,
I 10
I
.45
10
1.00
Asburv Park—
107.500
114,546
92.500
200, 000/
126,650
2.000.000 2,939,046
400,Olio
398.621
3,105,291
74,974.593
5,493.420
6,400,232
j20
120
it*
100
33
100
105
100
100
17
38*
20
71
{100
Grove Bank...—
Seacoast Trust Co—
"34"
120
Bayonne
79,883
1,688,444 I 50
1100
6,300,663
100
70
80
226,368
121,078
4,525,970
1,104,682
10
8
3
10
200,000
400.000
44,129
2.317.564
50
618,214
10,176,424
100
5
BiVonne Trust
..
ft
Co.,
20
616,147
355,441
316,692
460,259
150,995
14,127,227
7.655,973
12,073.754
8,083,731
5,039,871
100
50
20
20
74
a
*
Retirement price.
Sale price.
b First National Group,
73
c
"22""
March 26, 1940.
d Owned by the Transamerica Corp., San Francisco. Oallf.
35
al00
760,873
16,397,157
25
16 H
99
45
22
23*
28
Member of Northwest Bancorporatlon.
0 Member
First Bank Stock Corp.
/ Jan, 25, 1941.
i June 29, 1940
400.000
97,614
260,533
3,765,390
5,354.148
100
20
50
19
outstanding.
1 Last sale.
n
48
'25*
30
Price applicable to
100,000 shares of beneficial interest, which in tnrn
represent 3,500 shares of $100 par stock of the Mercantile-Commerce
National Bank of St. Louis, Mo., held by the trustees.
0
p
367,000
70
"39"
ft Preferred stock and common stock or capital debentures
600,000
500,000
500,000
650,000
200,000
350,000
4
—
Broadway Nat Bk
e
50,000
50.000
352.655
Asbury Park A Ocean
20
100
20
549.975
300,000
100,000
AsburyPkNatBkATr ft
2.715,236
Southern
Oommerc'I
A Savs Bank
ft
alOO
100
225
Bank
Manchester Bank...
Mutual Bk ft Tr Co.MTo'western Nat Bk.
2,857,539
13.536,086
1,425,273
866,620
2,142,494
500.000
,000,000
Preferred...
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
230
\100
,500.000
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank...
Packers' Nat Bank;
Common
12,927,233 /100
25,172
.022,328
470
340
135
Lemay Bank A Tr Co
Preferred..
290,175
Reno—
165'"
125""
100
642,000 J100
1100
100
9,136,069
26,361
Cass Bk A Tr Co...
300.000
230,326
First Nat Bank
10.200.000 ~9,027,560 289,688,103
Industrial BkATrOo
1.000.000
678,072 18,778,140
fefferson Bk A T CoCommon—.....
200,000 1
100,856
3,510,936
Capital notes
100.000
Jeff-Gravols Bank
565.000
186.908
7,344,331
Common
Dec. 31
Nomivnal
Per share
_
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
les
Institutions
State
NEBRASKA
Linoolxt—
Continental NatBk—
380""
1100
65,417
54.000
o
re cent
sa
150
178.628
72.981
46.000
400.000
share.
Dec. 31
100
100
100,000
Preferred
State Institutions
Dec. 31
State Institutions
440
310
100
200
50,000
200.000
100,000
Common..
100
300,000
100,000
600.000
190
150
90,044
2,523,900
2,304,797 35,870.864
184,101
7.356,926
6,617,216 186,304,793
73,674
1,377,610
5,131,239 133,638,908
1,743.133 25,561,364
117,521
1,862,940
172.481
3,585,067
6,000.000
100,000
2.000,000
500.000
.
100
100
2,967,850
12,171,555
2.095,901
Butte—
First National Bank
Miners NatBk
Metals Bk A Tr Co
Notni nal.
Per share.
Plaza Bank of Oomm
Produce ifixch Bank.
Southeast State Bk.
South Side Bank—
missouri
100.000
600.000
500.000
Capital notes
Missouri Bk A Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Park National Bank.
175
Per
First National Bank.
10
100
100
278,170}
241,588'
500,000
Common
100
5,961,685 0100
100
3,428,657
4.322,876
100
(J S Nat Bank
Community State Bk
51,278
489,128
74,207
montana
Dec. 31
Vicksburg—
Commerce Trust Co
26
222,181
170.480
282,425
Institutions
Dec. 31
145,296
183,689
132,494
320,000
236,500
Columbia Nat Bank.
25
0100
30,745
636,021
443,439
250,000
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
$
30
29*
20
Helena—
Meridian—
National Banks
Dec. 31
118
4
n
100
200,000
160.000
100,000
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Union Bk A Tr Co
140
731,400
294.000
First Nat A Tr Co...
Mercb NatBkATr Co
100
25
Midland Nat Bank.. 0
Montana Nat Bank.
Sec Tr A Savs Bank.
Common
.
37
117
N
5,625.724 1100
389,089
545,569
100.000
100,000
Cltlsens Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Mer A Farmers Bank
20
100
100
300,000
......
77
dm
Nomi nal.
re
Nomi nal.
Per share.
PfflfflffMl
"32""
75
BillingsNo
Jaekson
Capital National BkOommon
30
1.321.833
mississippi
Dec.31-
120
20
100
20
100
U*
11
National
National Banks
100
386.645
6,798,945
3,488,851 112.967.662
39,776
3,466,548
312,229
4,480,770
228,760
3,544,464
280,000
588,000
200.000
...
1.176,393 32.298.150 100
5.206.379 100
474,399
73,048
2,125,857 100
7,542.133 152,531,283 0100 x\0%
119.443
2,362,919 100
9.393,755 100
340,409
300,473
7,156.051 el 00
250.000
I
|
232,602
4,404,123
930,415
16,890,749
458,086
9,494,489
14,494
3,556,174
48,012
4.138,424
282,317
6,071,600
7,012,030 193.615.530
■
Ask
Springfield—
5.654.378 glOO
2,221,117 100
9
...
$
350.000
Miss Val Trust Co..
6.000.000
lieund City Tr Co
ft 269,000
North St Louts Tr Co
300,000
YebsterGroves Tr..
100.000
Midway Nat BankPreferred....
First Trust Co.
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per share.
3,285.903 elOO
Stock Yards Nat Bk. ft
Common
Par
Deposits
6100
6,610,065 151,712.199 100
1,806,446 6
48,555
1.314,571
18,300
1,849.878 eI55
153,163
American Nat Bank. *2,210,000
Commercial State Bk ft
150,000
DrovExchStatc Bank Oft 192.500
First National Bank. 06.000.000
First State Bank
a
100,000
EmplreNatBkATrCo
$
St. Louis (Concl.)
500,000
Tower Gr Bk A TrUo
1,000,000
Jolted Bk A Tr Co..
1.000.000
Ohtppewa Trust Co. p 318,943
Saston-Taylor Tr Co ft 250.000
merce
-
200,000
125,000
University Nat'l Bk.
Rochester—
First National Bank.
Unlonr Nat Bank...
8t. Paul—
N
•
\.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Telegraphers Nat Bk
100
100
100
277,044
478,102
54,560
20,162
122,459
83,587
39,199
State Institutions
Dec. 31
missouri
_
7,942,230
14,077,768
1,148,560
1,053,000 66
2,715,916
1,935.538 6100
789.371
50.292
2,178,275 e
807,750
24,214
9,321.961 159,592.547 el 56
991,504 b 20
38;976
100
6,511,779
388,798
100
657,059 20,386.823
2,166,316 elOO
42,265
Minneapolis—
Blooming'n-Lake NB b
1,069.680
8.330,706
2,084,194
32,849,095
re
400,000
1,000.000
100,000 V
100.000
Northern Nat Bank.
Pioneer Nat Bank...
Western Nat Bank..
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nom inal,
Per share.
100.000
600,000
of Duluth
National Banks
Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
105
companies
State Institutions
Dec. 31
$
Bank of Oomm A Sav
City National Bank.
trust
and
s
t
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate.
Capital account.
r
Reserves.
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group Inc.. Detroit. Mich.
Deficit,
106
National Banks
Dec. 31
NEW JERSEY
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank. k
Cumberland Nat Bk jfc
Farm A Mer Nat Bk. k
119.347
285.077
139.954
242,100
574,000
248.000
National
institutions
State
Dec. 31
Par
2,620.292
100
5.679,542
100
20
1,864.160
FlrstOamNatBATCo 42.135,000
Merchantville
Nat'l
d
220.000
Bank A Trust Oo
1.346.912
37 437
1,643.981
Oamden Trust Co... <12.734.750
1.266.255
40.446.459
Bid
28,943,040 12 M
Capital
Ash
Nomi nal.
Per share.
24
26
45
8
9
200.001.
66.902
95.600
769.165
319.379
20,508.222
Ellsabetbport BkgO< <i 400.(M«
National State Bank 41.263.000
61.732
258.476
57.485
7.824.505
20
18 289 024
25
3.533.490 33)4
...
I...1
st Co. retur
National
flobokon—
Seaboard Trust Oo..
f
15.367,298
1
303.540
500.000
1
12
207.900
169.400
240,onn
225.000
800.000
550.000
Lafayette Nat Bank 4
4
People's Nat Bank.
Brooklyn Trust Co..
8,200,000
Kings Oo Trust Oo._
500.000
3.218.119
10
"io
4 527,749
67.200
327.200
ns
date Dec.
31. 1940
3.799.600
3.882.367
3.676.100
11.287.000
359.100
6.678.800
7.168.536 129.856.385
6.601.712
64.680,567
Debentures
.....
Llncoln-E Side N Bk d
Mfrs A Trad Tr Oo.
Marine Trust Co....
4
2 H
55.130,330
2,200,000 12.677.262
2,500.000
Common
1275
100
50 t
31.
4H
~~4H
1940.
85
50
100
J 00
331
100
47
50
70 X
100
75)4
1600
100 1550
200,000
5.000.000
<8.500.000
7H
6)4
10
2 596 005 12.40
10
6.844,104 108.866.423
32 t
6.767.776 172,947,523
180.182
9
17)4
4H
19)4
60
62
4H
3M
Elmira—
Jersey Oity—
Long BranchLong Branch Bkg Oo
65,806,962
100
3,671,682 37 H
39,717,861 / 25
\ 30
1.462,297
100
76.613.868
25
910,177
50
57,776,724
62
Is*
Newark
Lincoln Nat Bank...
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark A Essex
50
125
125"
485 562
36 393
1 739 662
816.607
12,233,261
15
200.00)
462.050
3,320.349
1,688,184
50
50
87
1,194 163
100
25
60
3)*
200,000
423,131
250.000
155 642
1.905.640
110.096
1,309.691
4,774.141
6.859,305
*100*" 102)4
425
15
10
150.000
150 ono
inn
9.813,867
I no
4
r20
5
935 270
282,024
454.923
100
15
8
45
2
100
53
100.00ft
98,248
150.000
56 779
4 003 047
11.907.845
109,524
7.998.704
600,000
884 000
122.837
1,251,452
1,238,643 38 880 538
8 730 816 174,823,909
1.777,558 20 276 439
140 970
4,727,334
57
7.256 038
371,853
11.992,171
25
25 b
545.716
11.698.597
7,398.091
100
1
I
159.697
286,477
142.694
29,716
1,519.150
7
N
o
re
cent
les
lOO.ono
89.462
325 374
166,120
315 000
,213,637
1,698.025
13,882.684
4,334 819
9,012.661
28,200,773
20
10
100
Com-Mer Tr Un Oity 1.000.000
MHJ.O'O
Guto'b'g Bk A Tr Oo
Weehawken Tr Oo
400.000
HudsTrOo DnOity 41.995.0JO
50
2.744,162
622,903
Paterson—
First National Bk—
Common
680,000
Preferred.
490,000
Haledon Nat Bank.. 4
92.000
Nat Un Bk of America 4 287,000
Patereon Nat Bank.
600.000
Second Nat Bank..
1,500,000
Paterson 9av Inst
42,000.000
Prospect Pk Nat Bk.
150,000
Citizens Trust Oo—
Common...
600.000
Preferred
594.000
U S Trust Co—
Common
600.000
Preferred.
750.000
1
175
5
.....
2H
35,697.479 12)4
6,732.388 a 25
31X
35*
33
5,469.579
25
73 218
1.411.607
17.499.596
4.549,733
100
N o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
685,106
15,622.628
.
nod
1 60
100
,327.439
538,133
1,661 888
2,967.690
15,555,261
18,509,457
27,787.407
7,293,401
126,979
8,854.096
55
59,613
,646.825
985 442
10
359
15)*
366
16 H
42
13.5:
31M "33 H
100
173
100
690
100 1535
100
179
730
1575
100
130
150
50
43
48
27
28)4
7.880.600
£10 834 700
£22 337.424
£ 4 349.574
13
12ft
7,000.000 10.544.800 149,301.000 17H
2,914,732 £27.860,570
5.000.000
1.500.000 2,803,668 £36,301,463 ""25
16
14
17
28 H
30)*
"24H "26H
100
50
"16
35
20
,904,700 871,655,100
10
90.188,333
9,302,700
491,047
16,654,794
1,000.000
4,000 000 4.490.838 78,081.708
15,000.000 20 356,562 383,641.997
383.100
28,500
500.000
80,726,960
3,500.000 3,168,341
331.200
1.700
500.000
13,481,024
1.433.032
825.000
2.000.000 2.914.033 27.198 185
23 975.316
1,000.000 2.450.411
90.000.000 186946500 2389928982
5.588,936
373,244
1 000.000
5o,o v>.noo 53.692,500 782.588,700
53
MX
II*
55
19
99)4
48
20
20,000.000
10,000,000 15.124,393
313,100
700.009
4
20,000,000 20 314.500 719.834.600
1,000.000
2.000 000
60
25
10
20
100
50
30
10
13
45 H
38
12
14)4
46 H
*49 H
25
10
100
100
195
100
283" 288'
100
10
1 813,366
21 868,443
41,293,127
25
12*
"loo
1.960.948
"li"
215
"27"" "30
12
70
Luwyers Tr Oo—..
28
25
25
26
50
160
39 H
37 H
53 H
Convertible pref.
\ 20
51H
8,749,520
4H
Marine Midi Tr Oo
4%
6,000,000 10 339.280 164.160.810 < 10 t
99
102
New York Trust Oo 12,900,000 28,015,432 507 940.598
25
Pan American Tr Oo
25
5,700,925
176,894
600,000
Savings Banks Tr Oo 429.997.000 7,337,300 232,194,300 200
Title Guar A Tr Oo—
18,476,519 /100
Mfrs Trust Oo:
Common
.
6
rl2H
18
32,998,440 140986645 953.709,060 J 20
.......
22
Common...
__...
6,000,000 13,515,391
21,819.384
Debenture notes
5,875.634
Trade Hank A Tr Go 4 700.000
frost Oo of Nor Am. 4 650.000
50
.
_
50
100
10
100
40
100
20
40
20
30
45
1
.
Underwriters Tr Oo.
U 8 Trust Oo of N Y
453,000
12,160.800
9.482,900
357,500
1,000,000 1,173.979 18,829,916
2,000,000 28,860,764 130,865,903
I.12
10
100
100
2M
17
3H
21
"80" "90*"
2
3,281.441
18,494,499
19.269.555
43.986
1.513 536
73.499
1,195 891
618,940
766 789
42 273 718
27.545.058
587,149
3,389.727
10,
456 078
3.615 507
1.445 507
50
J
100
66*»
25
50
50
1
664.551
Obemlcal Bk A Tr Oo
Oity Bank Farmers'
Trust Oo
Clinton Trust Oo
Colonial Trust Oo
Continental BkATr.
Corn Ex Bk A Tr Oo
Corporation Trust Oo
Empire Trust Oo
Equitable Trust Oo.
Federattc n Bk A Tr Oo
Pulton Trn«t Oo
Fiduciary 1'* ast Oo.
Guaranty Tr, st Oo.
Hellenic Bk A Tr Oo
Irving Trust Oo ;
J P Morgan A Oo Inc
Schroder Trust Oo.
..
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank
970.000
First-Mech Nat Bk 43,101.000
Prospect Natl Bank
200.000
Security Nat Bank.
200,000
Trenton Banking Oo
1,500,000
Trenton Trust Co.. 41.874.000
100
"65"
20
[l2>t
513,106
60
loo"
I 25
77 707
1940
,
7
25
...... .
and
m
2836863000 12 H
k
Trust co. returns
31
1940,
date, Dec.
Bk of Athens Tr Oo
220.200
5.965.600
500.000
Banco dl Nap Tr Oo
905,229
14,282.509
1,300,000
B'kof Montreal Tr Oo
92.400
639.000
1 000,000
Bankers Trust Co... 25 000,000
.413,200 1438 657000
Bronx County .Tr Oo 42.642.500
25.381.760
240 439
Oent Han BkATr Oo 21.000 000
.103,689 1294307 595
r50
159,306
684,378
71,608
ion
25
Plainfield—
Plainfield Nat Bank.
415,000
4
Mid-Olty Trust Uo
lOU.OOO
Plainfield Trust Co.. 41.150.000
State Trust Oo
4
247.500
100
State banks, a diutdend Yecord
rk City and
Broo klyn m ay be
11.212,213, 214,215 an 4216,
Chase Nat Bank.... 100.270.00' 136482199 3362631.000
Oomml Nat Bk A Tr
7,000.009 8746,907 139.217.000
Fifth Ave Bank.
500,000 4 207.500 63.819,000
Public Nat BkATrOo
Schroder Bkg Corp
Passaic—
Passaic N BkATr Oo 42.000.000
1.000.00(1
People's Bk A Tr Co
les
...
r30
I 50
10
o
re cent
sa
ty banks are repo r'®4 net
r)fils are of dao Dec. 31
57,700 k 7,480,800
650,000
6,000,000 14,147,762 251 431.000
Merchants Bk of N. Y
339.500
400,00"
Nat Bronx Bank.
327,800
4
745.000
National Oity Bank. 77 500,ono 80.275.935
VatSafetyBkA Tr r«o 41 014.300 1,284,646
°enn Exchange Bank
344,969
4455,000
100
2.924,498 I
536.587
522,042
525.000
Sterling Nat B AT.
34,487
N
First National Bank
10,000,000 109720652 813,437,000
G«-ace Nat Bk of N Y
2.214819 £45.647 389
1 500.ono
375.000 k 5.017.000
Macy's Bank
375,000
Nat Bk of W N Y-
100.000
42.750
100
JX
22
18
100
5.389.922
4
kmalg Bank of N Y
6
10
10
2,567.593
816,881
Bank of New York..
ea
471.273
<50
Bk of the Manhat Oo 20,000.000 26,884,500 673.911.000
Bank of Yorktown
878.886 k 9 144.893
1,000.000
If" *19""
25
553,404
20
6,852,613
10
50
593 312
4.750.545
f'V
New York City— Deposits N ew York Ci
are of Mar. 27, 1941.
Sur plus and p
1940, for
Dec. 31,
for National and
of banks and trust companies in New Yo
found in our "Ra ilway" Sec tion,pps.2
1
100 490
25 h 12
8
19
10
4H
21
10
16 H
25
2,316.692
500.000
Kingston—
Kingston Trust Oo
North A West Hu dson—
let Nat Bk of Un City 4
289.283
50
10
35*
15
45*
Jamaica. L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..4
*
Woodbury—
447,20 0
100 1460
1510
4.456.500
Sale price.
t Quotation for the Marine Midland Corp.; none available for trust co.
a
100.000
200,000
100.000
246,289
60
Only outstanding stock of People's Bank A Trust Oo. or Passaic, N.
pref. stock of the Realty A Security Oo.
b Includes
10'
c
NEW YORK
The
security
stock.
Auburn Trust Co., Auburn, N. Y., effective
member of the Federal Reserve System.
Dec. 31
f Reserves.
h Preference B stock.
Nomi nal.
Albany—
250,000
Mech A Farmers Bk.
1.500,000
Nat Com BkATrOo
State Bank of Albany 2.000,000
First Trust Comnanv 41.960.000
Per
1.570,834
6.099,635
4,050,162
81,293,405
4.053,890 124.676,309
962,766 24,988.338
100
100
100
50
650
425
240
20
< Controlled
share.
—
435
250
24
—
k Dec.
31,
by Marine
Midland Corp.
1940.
•
I
r
s
March 24,
a
4 Common and preferred stock or capital deoentures
Institutions
State
J.
is $l par
65
became
National Banks
Dec. 31
5
25
400.000
Union Trust Oo
150
300.000
W wiihnrT Trust Oo
25
HO
556.088
200.000
600.00)
25
10
50
New Brunsw TrOo—
Farm A Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
10'
First NBkof Rondor t
Nat'l Ulster Oounty
100
8,019,221
9,363,763
.
...
12,986.172
5 637 407
Bank of Kingston
Rondout Nat Bank
State of N Y Nat Bk
2,947.014
3 624 036
....
480.181
250.000
240,000
75.000
200.000
...
Preferred "A"
Pi eferred 44B"
The Pirst Nat Bank
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
12,775
57.911.168
34.962,548
Common.
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank
ef Weehawken
Liberty National Bk
Common.
%
{ i
387.034
55.638
164 933
........
9 547.188
16
Jamestown—
Bank of Jamestown—
35
600.000
1,583,152
2,441.998
Preferred........
190 430
525.538
20
29
230. oOO
3.000.000
Banking Oo.
National State Bank
500.000
Clinton Trust Oo
d
526.980
Columbus Trust Oo.
301.000
Federal Trust Oo
1.622.500
Fidelity Un Tr Oo... 47.000.000
March A Newark Tr.
2 500.000
Union National Bk
4336 300
United States Tr Oo.
600.000
West Side Trust Oo.
1.022.425
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank of N J
860.000
Peoples Nat Bk
12,204.859
16.033,876
375,000
650,000
First National Bank
Tompkins Oo TrOo.
9
2,772.243
1,179.831
Ithaca—
4)*
3M
800,000
800.000
Chemung Oan Tr Oo
Elmira Bk A Tr Oo..
65
3
Morrlatown—
First National Bank
National iron Bank
American Trust Oo.
Morris town Trust Oo
Mt. Holly—
Union Nat BkATrOo
Farmers' Trust Oo..
NewarkBank of Oommerce of
100
8,537.873
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
15
3
1
3.833 818
97.120
471.941
First National Bank.
I.544.087
2.225.00<
4
Franklin Nat Bank.
93,811
200.00)
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
1.250.000 I
686.372
Common
Preferred
2,000,000
70,890
100.000
Bergen Trust Oo
3.875 356
Commercial Tr N J_
3,400.00(
Nerth Bergen Tr Co
100.001.
30,417
Trust Oo of N J—
Common
600.000 II,812.384
Preferred A
4.000.000
Guttenberg
banks Dec
2(Mi.ooo
share.
100
Buffalo—
500 .000
Central Home Tr Co 4
4
Elisabeth Trust Oo
615,924
Union County Tr Oo 41.114.345
Common
Ask
100
10.660.896
10.877.052
1.102.274
500.000
Oltisens Bk of Bklyn d
Flathush Nat Bank
4
H
6.385.990
5.813 224
162,667
652,147
577.447
Bk d
Elizabeth—
_
400,000
600,000
1)4
€av Inv A Trust Oo
Bid
Par
Deposits
497.676
c
Brooklyn—State B anJfc A Tru
3
52
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Per
400.000
675.000
Binghamton—
Oity National Bank
First National Bank.
Marine Midl'd Tr Oo <
5H
10
3
Dec. 31
AuburnNat Bank of Auburn
Auburn Trust Oo... 4
50
Institutions
State
Nomi nal.
Bensonhurst Nat
Common.
Preferred
NEW YORK
Cross
Deposits
Oamden—
Bast OrangeAmpere Bank A Tr<
Banks
Dec. 31
Last sale.
Preferred stock retirement price,
June 29.
1940.
outstanding.
1941
and
banks
April, 1941]
National Bank*
new york
Dec. 31
Capital
Surplus A
Profits
trust
National Banks
Institution$
State
Per
Fargo—
share.
Llncoln-Allia Bk&Tr
2.800,000 13,450,000
2.000,000
Central Trust Oo—
Common
400,000 I
81,949,910 I 20
\ 50
915,737
16.966,420
589,112
2,579,128
2,583,529
17,075,671
33,450,132
36,360,781
3,000,000 11,161,977
10
I
47.005,487
_
600,000
Security Trust Oo...
10
I
742,500
Preferred
Genesee Vall Tr Oo_
e2,000,000
fitoch Trust & 8 D Oo
1,000,000
28
50
Common
Capital notes.....
8X
60
900
200,000 Id 296.919
250,000
378,565
400,000
531,072
300.000
........
...
Onion National Bank
Oltlsens Trust Co—
1,532,292
750,000
Schenectady Tr Co..
977,360
760,000
795.592
1,529,355
1,000,000
1.400,000
^1.150,338
100
n
re
cent
25
sa
les
Dec. 31
Per
First-Central Tr. Oo. el .050,000
100.000
Goodyear State Bk__
Firestone Pk Tr&S B
600.000
6,655.228 I 10
I 10
8,326,770 100
100
7,917,701
100
17,507,596
403,865
share
100
19,525,387
N
1,157,502
133,669
763,252
re
33,687,044
5,455,329
18,084,851
2.749.290
20,801,821
4,761,701
13,275,625
cent
sa
100
100
0
les
Canton—
crio
Dime Savings Bank.
300,000
324,498
First National Bank.
e
980 000
First Tr & Sav Bk..
Geo. D. Harter Bank
200
e
436,325
500.000
1,373,252
237,181
20
32
20
26,035,095
11,517,922
35
36
40
atlas
Nat
Bank
49,880,432
3
30,352.205
{.!?
Olnn Bk & Tr Oo...
e
e
1X
2 x
"Irat National Bank.
4X
7X
811,671
60
100
145
50
100
Capital notes
400,000
200.000
173,350
6.000,000
250,000
Bk
Tr Oo..
500.000
0
-rlncoln Nat Bank..
Nerthslde Bk & Tr Oo
Troy—
Manufactur Nat Bk. el ,400,000
1,502,639
4
20.948.4D85
13,870,796
6,849,788
25
People's Bk & 8v Oo
25
35
16»«
50
40
9
600.000
150,000
525,000
0
Prev 8 Bk & Tr Oo.
e
500,000
e
294.000
215,000
2,500,000
| 564,614
600,000
135,000
| 711,085
4,156,247
7
ft 4ft
3# Ohio 8 Bk & Tr Oo
— m
11
Utloa—
FlrstBank 8c TrustCo,
Preferred
31,993,946
!
X
m
X
Oneida Nat Bk 8c Tr
.....
r
12,366,379 I 20
1 25
18
21
1,800.000
1.000,000
500,000
Western Bk & Tr Oo
Bank...
Troy Trust Co......
1.024,991
258,783
206,607
600.000
City Bank.
01,550,000
Second Nat Bank...
Central
Trust Oo...
5.000,000
Flfth-Thlrd-Un Trust e6,500,000
Cleveland—
Amer Sav's Bank
0
300.000
126,879
20
4,762,156
Preferred
Clev Sav & Loan Oo
Watertown Nat Bk—
210,000
90,000
Common
Preferred
| 180,649
4,589,492 I
n
35
sa
500,000 I
160,000
Capital notes
Westchester Oo—
641,929
11,161,476
o
rec ent
\ 40
Northern N Y Tr Oo
Common
les
Equity Sav & L'n Co
Lorain Street Bank.
National City Bank.
North Amer Bk Oo
The Bank of Cleve..
{425
Common
Capital notes
Nat Bk A
119,208
155,433
200,000
350.000
Tr Co..
e
20
9
100
100
140
union Sav & L Oo
100
100
2
4,022,681
4,709,360
147"
277.681
100
140
147
100
100
98
235
250.721
50
55
loo
100
,10
29
loo
loo
10
5X
93
94
loo
6,358.846
30
156
125
5
91
loo
loo
471,000
9,000,000
0
180,000
100.000
0
96X
230
11
9X
024
"40"
70
60
157,672
6,082,928
5,476,513 218,358,424
56,827
1,076,687
1,654,426
80,052
26 X
28 X
loo
77
82
loo
loo
55
i20
100
14
80
100
20
25
13.800,000 16,872,942 436,959,344
13.000,000
4.000,000 3,110,778 39,826.710
3,130,263
274,719
900.000
Brunson Bk & Tr Co
Union Bk of Comm¬
18
12
e
e
200,001/
174.836
3i*
Huntington Nat Bk. e3,000,000
Market Exch Bk Oo.
200.000
2,799,853
IX
10
Northern Sav Bk...
ioo.ooo
Ohio National Bk
64.000.000
120,283
3,600,557
3,212,608 100
10
35,561,784
100
1,915,980
2,885,161 6100
100
60,847.209
4,123,895 100
1,811,242 100
84,619,524 6 20
20
12,268,979
3,293,910
6,766,150
Merch N B & T Oo—
300,000
180,000
740,000
322,694
8,414.203 1100
859,874
19,015,050
"25
1,500,000
725,000
973,167
45,366.218
1100
1
IX
31,914
250,OoO k
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo el,600.000 2,218,128
Columbus Saving Bk
177,938
100,000
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co b
1
115,000
300,000
329,200
800.000
e
First Nat Pr ok
Huguenot Tr Oo...
New Rocbelle Tr
85
10X
144
Columbus—
703,522
153,315
949,894
600,000
267,500
e
Fleetwood Bank.... e
Mt. Vernon Tr Oo... el .020.000
New Kochelle—
Central Nat Bank...
75
i10
100
Cleveland Trust Oo
Bronxville—
Bronxville Tr Co...
Mount Vernon—
First National Bank.
239,103
6,602 ,104
1,435,451
12,610 ,298
271,871
2,563 ,701
401,302
3,809 ,860
3,867,042 50,502 ,724
1,230,647 22,100 ,743
700,235
9,137 ,774
415,406 11,649 ,307
2,598,413 95,042 ,249
4,351,024 127,154 ,414
295
5,000.000 11,466.750 160,047,129 i 20
116
7,440,000
loo
2,613,022
250,000 d 588,451
loo
779,841
7,532,265
400,0 )0 d
Common
396,000
100
100
Central Nat Bank—
Watertown—
Jefferson Oo Nat Bk e
10,539,467
3,267,379
2,217,588
97,819,335
1,623,128
1,463,948
213,905
170,837
8,137,181
Norwood-Hyde Park
Guardian Bk & 8 Co.
Common
148.350
402,284
84,506
612,251
2,494,479
5,123,021
1,621,675
14,882,126
200.000
350.000
231,703
101,676
1,866,375
2,481,786
20
28
10
214,378
..
110
20
22
155
60
165
67
220
190
Dayton—
Ossinino—
'
First Nat 8c Tr Co..
Osaining Trust Oo—
e
40
100
Common
Preferred
Third NBATrCo..
Peekskill—
Common
170,000 I
Preferred
30,000
50,056
50
50
1,833,719
t
Common
Preferred
\
96
60
t
Toledo-
Westehee Oo Nat:
Common
97
"29"
Winters N B 8c Tr Oo
Peeks kill N B 8c T Oo
100,000
500,000
...
Preferred
j 485,000
50
4,737,535
10
15
5,424,003
2,736,144
15
2
4
10
1
3
117,507
4.963,867
1,900,756
50
8
12
200,000
84.461
2,297,232
100
35
45
e
784,000
77.698
7.829,708
100
16
21
223,407
5,996,130
25
26
1,370,675
19,616,292
"25"
1,000,000
300,000
Ohio Citizens Tr Co. e
600,000
Toledo Trust Co....
5.000.000
Voungstown
8pitzer-R T 8c S Bk.
'30"
Rye—
Rye National Bank..
Rye Trust Oo
500,000
185.000
35,635
66,498
"39"
20
50
55
Dollar Sav & Tr Oo—
49,422
8
Tarrytown—
1,000,000
Capital notes
Mahoning Nat Bank el,513,000
Union Nat Bank
1,250,000
Otfs
Tr
White Plains—
Peoples N B 8c T Oo:
of
Ben
Preferred
,
r
[
Fund
"25
13
15
100
130
150
297,864
7,452,962
25
{ 50
C-2...
510,000
1,000,000
Common
25
20
National Banks
350,000
668,643
6,537,372
10
15
947,243
10,529,876
25
17
21
Dec. 31
20
300.000
Institution*
State
OKLAHOMA
Dec. 31
National Bank
Yonkers
Yonkers Nat Bank A
Trust O )—
16,272,186
23,456,568
City Tr & Sav Bk—
Yonkers—
Central Nat Bank
15.959,395
562,642
2,251,488
Own
Capital notes
Common
724,608
1,280,000 I
Common
0
0
Tarrytown N Bk 8c Tr
County Trust Oo
32 X
50
31
a
200.000
150,000
750,000
420,005 r
176,250 /
Bank....
33»
974,045 21,783,705
3,661,389
331,876
879,025 16,045,462
,298,748 115,278,256
Commerce-Guard Bk
10
Port Chester—
1st Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo. c
Mutual Trust Oo... 0
Oltlsens
0
Nomi nal.
Capital notes..
Syracuse Trust Co..
Gramatan
N
100
Institutions
State
ohio
200,000 I
470.000
...
Oolumbla Bk & S Oo
e3.987,948
Common
Common
Preferred,
share.
100
Cincinnati—
1,200,000
Merch Nat B A T Oo
First Trust 8c Dep Oo
Nat
Per
$
2,797,592
2,149,567
7,269,166
3,947,573
AkronDime Savings Bk Oo
Common
Syracuse—
Lincoln Nat B & TOo
Union
$
162,724
152,963
352,863
217,410
prices
68
1430
800,000
n
Dec. 31
Schenectady—
National
$
175.000
100,000
350,000
150,000
e
National Banks
8
100
Ask
Bid
Par
10X
Mohawk Nat Bank—
Preferred
Bank..
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
31
Onion Trust Oo:
Common
Dakota Nat
......
25
20
Gross
Deposits
Nom.
Fargo National Bk..
Common—
Dec. 31
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Rochester-
4% Oonv.Preferred
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Oross
Par
National Banks
north dakota
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Deposits
107
companies
No mlnal.
First
in
P er share-
Guthrie—
100
100,000
75,000
228,802
140,600
2,390,374
1,322,600
100,000
100,000
314,418
157,468
3.102,769
2,453,572
100,000
300,000
400,000
219,973
574,893
444,969
3,344,323
3.811,975
5,052,193
100
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Oklahoma City—
Olty Nat'l Bk&Tr Oo
200,000
6,866, 333
56,656, 800
6,730, 504
19,872, 713
1,534, 529
14,235 ,827
1,665, 999
100
150
100,000
500,000
75,000
410,233
4,478,498
300,025
1,095,674
58,242
488,497
18,562
100
125
150
100
200
100
2,000,000
3,466,921
53,081,078
30
First National Bank.
First State Bank...
150.000
400.000
Common.......
Preferred.......
345,743
,
8.320,423
100
No
MoAlester—
{•18
Nat Bk of McAIester
First Nat Bk of McA
25
recent
sales
100
Muskogee—
Citizens National Bk
Oommerclal Nat Bk
Nomi nal.
Ashsfille—
Per
First Nat Bk 8c Tr.
Charlotte-
200,000
Commercial Nat Bk
500.000
300,000
1,200,000
Union Nat Bank...
American Trust Oo_.
Durham—
Oltlsens'
Nat
Fidelity
Bank
Bank.
I
t
Depositors Vat'l Bk.
Durham Bk & Tr Oo
Hsme Havings Rank
Mech 8c Farmers Bk
i
150,000
500,000
200,000
300,000
100,000
268,912
4,448,748
644,529
674,549
1,928,694
15,183,864
8,261,312
93,241,991
88,269
1,736.085
14,467,670
2,645,254
7,437,097
2,294,457
1,033,257
1,208,126
195,468
409,581
138,745
210.000
55,364
share.
20
100
225
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
100
305
100
330
335
100
25
73
77
72 X
75
20
100
128
200"
225
25
40
45
25
25
30
Oreensooro—
8t,ock Yards Bank—
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank—
10
328,052
560,337
6,942,022
16,803,290
10
16
17
Wilmington People's Sav Bk & Tr
se
750,000
1,999,365
23.258,785
25
85
90
e
100,000
193,051
25
30
300.000
784,151
3,235.736
7,306,181
10
30
35
35
Wllm Sav A Ti
Preferred
W/jst Tulsa 8tate Bk
Oo
—
Preferred
Na* Bk of Wilson
—
400,000
100,000
100,000
i1
,485,161
266,913
22,172.163 J100
1160
25
3,084,670
260
285
0160
200,000
Olty National Bank.
200,000
First National Bank.
Wachovia Bk & Tr.. e4.275.000
106,146
2,401,64ft
141,7521
5,068,259
3,387.412 114.365.752
0
10
10
25
12
15
14
47
50
185
210
100
100
20
29
20
!
20
166,362
5,028,127
20
""18
2,700,000 13,812,995
600,000
16,707
25,000
64,197,567
f 10
29
125
40
e
125,000 t
175,000
350,000
""25"
I
387.000
30
20
100
The First National Bank of Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y., was absorbed
by The County Trust Co. of White Plains, N. Y., effective Feb. 28,1941,
e
d June 29, 1940.
Capital account.
Oommon and preferred stock or debantures outstanding.
/ Dec. 30, 1939.
i Controlled by Marine
Winston-Salem—
24
70
100
5 Member of the BancObio Corp.
c
Branch Bkg & Tr Oo
Common
65
tToledo banks on a price range basis.
a
Wilson-
22
N it Bank of Tulsa—
Raleigh—
First Citizens Bk&Tr
200
10
50
6,629,698 f
Preferred
N it Bk of Oom'erce.
100
421.253
Common
Oommon
200,000
800,000
Guilford Nat Bank—
Security Nat Bank
5,000,000
500,000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank.. el,200,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
250
100
0
h In liquidation
Retirement price.
Midland Corp.
k March 26, 1940.
n
Member First Bank
0
Common stock of the Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. of Winston-Salem,
N. O. split on a 4-for-l basis from $100 par to $25 a share,
17
r
Reserves.
Stock Corp.
s
Branch of Smithfleld.
N. C
108
BANKS
National Banks
Dec. 31
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
$
506,652
%
200,000
Eugene—*
First National Bank.
Portland—
First National Bank.
Portland Tr A Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk
State
OREGON
3.000.000
300,000
4,500,000
TBUST
AND
COMPANIES
Institutions
Dec. 31
Qross
Deposits
Par
Bid
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
100
140
145
100
20
7,362,068 128.728,169
477,553
5.708,461
6,621,835 162,522,442
40
43
37
39
7.500.000 41,681,908 408,415.834
Common
Preferred
152,788
95,000
200,000
700.000
200.000
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank.
Pollthanla State Bk
Sheraden Bank
share.
Per
1,000,000
1,000,000
450.000
500,000
Allentown Mat Bank
Merchants Mat'l Bk.
Second Mat Bank...
Lehigh Vail Trust Co
1,808,803
2,009.934
1,350.785
963,359
15.751,415
10,425.553
6,183.396
8,216,758
100
25
10
100
145
37
135
34
19
100
22
110
96,251
100
2,008,016 [25
16
22
a25
25
1.500.000
125,000
2.000.000
183,716
826,798
126,600
181,000
157,299
4,184,762
6,185,641
525,996
905,741
2,502,773
2,689,487
131,291
11,802.221
2,015,771
12,563,604
1,175,740
1,454,000
1,702,342
45.413.638
36.331,310
4,354,275
5,992,999
34,164,816
22,669,687
2,928,556
29.831.639
100
50
100
100
100
50
25
250,000
410,850
2,844,955
50
27
20
29
50.000
200,000
2.000.000
Allegheny Trust Co.
700.000
Oolonial Trust Co...
Oom'wealth Trust Co
Dormont SAT (Jo.
d3,563.200
Fidelity Trust Co...
Manchester
Savings
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Union Savings Bank
1,000.000
Western SAD Bank d
490.000
Nomi nal.
Par
i
{Concluded)
St Clair Deposit Bk.
Onlon National Bank
AUentown—
Gross
Deposits
Pittsburgh—
Mellon Nat Bank...
Nat Bank of America
100
10,240,447
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Bank A Trust Co
40
50
50
50
16
65
25
73
4
loo
114
"30""
30
65
65"
58
60
40
82
65
'84"
Penple's-Pittsburgb
Altoona—
Trust Co..
First Nation'l Bank—
150,000
287,900
Common........
Preferred
—
Altoona Trust Co—
Common........
Preferred.....—
326,478
}
BrieBank of Erie
First Mational Bank.
Lawrence Park M Bk
515,134
12
13
10
3,386,048
175,332
873,147
1,442,855
17,621,385
10
100
45,314
307,535
343,983
958,846
7.895.740
4,973,496
loo"
95"
100
66*3
300.000 I
721,850
200.000
...
Preferred.....—.
Union Bank (The)..
404,112
100
Union National Bank
Berks Co Trust Co..
16
17,737,343 I
50
1.962.741
a50
50
396,510
300,000
300,000
400,000
125,000
400,000
400,000
225,000
Capital Bk A Tr Co.
Harrisburg Mat Bank
Central Trust Co...
Citizens Trust Co—
Dauphin Dap Tr Co.
Harrisburg Trust Co
Market St Trust Co.
Lancaster—
Cones toga Nat Bk.
Fulton Nat Bank—
Lancaster Co Mat Bk d
Farmers' Bk A Tr Co
Common........
834,854
928,920
38,122
1,491,645
1,504,200
94,722
7,040,164
5,396,537
1,270,889
16,183,421
13,715,827
1,467,835
400,000
600,000
575.000
_
1,001,041
1,091,901
746,158
11,431,603
11,991,267
9,191,650
20
57
20
50
47
528,156
7,280,693
10
10
256.987
1,812,332
10
159,142
510,799
300,000 1
71.940
300,000
Preferred..
Northern Bk A Tr Co
3,080,117
4
10
5,332,697
10
25
14
78
67
10
50
50
10
3.040,000
City Mational Bank. dl ,100,700
Corn Exch Mat Bank
A Trust Co...
4.550.000
Erie Mational Bank. d 440.000
First Mational Bank. r3,ll 1.000
7,237,302
312,075
37
68
16
25
50
17"
102
60
50
105
12
14
"
4H
Common........
Preferred
113,000
87.000
250,000
200.000
North Broad Mat'l Bk
Northeast Mat Bank
|
79,097
232,374
294,428
Northw'n Mat Bk—
34
17
10
31
50
14
20
60
100
46
52
49
50
314
20
100
10
9.430,432 139,429,661
146,966
5,658,624
6,664,271 115.399.775
492,669 12.221,438
4,381,641 41,309,359
2,552,317 16,429,569
Kensington Nat Bk. dl.124,766
Market St Mat Bk
1,000.000
NatBkofGer ATrOo
400.000
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
307
39
329
24
322
2,563,821 f 10
I 10
10
2,688,954
60
5,143,177
Common........
302.500 I
171,299
4.353.711 r 25
Preferred
197,600
25
Philadelphia Mat Bk 14.000.000 13,341,675 620,282,251
20
d 269,818
Roosevelt Bank.
50
125,230
3,064,781
Second Mat Bank—
56
43
6
....
J*
67
72
15
a25
12
.
Oommon........
Preferred
500.000
650,000
South Phila Nat BkCommon
Preferred
}
200,000 I
85,000
237,861
8.105.712
f
I
10
4,558,333
llOX
"It:
4
1
82,815
2,899,453
25
3,300.000 5,031,383 69,207 ,197
Wyoming Bk A Tr.. d 300,000
128,371
3,568 ,103
Broad Street Trust..
400,000
621,627
3,091 .291
Chestnut HU1T A Tr
250,000
90,629
1,789 .995
Citizens A So B A Tr
125,000 t
13,813
680 .320
Fidelity-Phils Tr Co 6.700.000 14.107.752 135,842 .729
Finance Co of Pa...
2.320.000 8,983,594
1,217 ,804
Prankford Trust Co.
60U.U00
1,802,670 12,760 ,442
Germantown Tr Co.
1.400.000 2,278,584 22,549 ,568
Girard Trust Co
4.000.000 10,537,487 137,671 ,862
Industrial Trust Go
dl,132.260
680,290 11,762 ,657
Land Title Bk A TOo
100
400.336
Tradesmen'sM atlonal
Bank A Trust Co.
Common..
Preferred
Liberty Title A Tr Co
Mid-City Bk A Tr Co
Ninth Bank A Tr Co
Northern Trust Co..
Nor Phila Trust Co.
Penn Co for Insur on
Lives A Grant Ann
Penn W'h'g A S D Co
Provident Trust
Real Est Tr Co.
Security Bk A Tr Co.
Sonsitaly Bk A Tr Co
1.875.000 12,237,577
6.500,000
I 000.000
1,193,563
1.500.000
646,239
d2.200.000
632,498
500.000 3,125.092
500.000 1,373,791
37I6
60
100
100
100
10
10
10
10
34,681,803 /
25
5H
120
9
73
93
212
138
33
JP*
52
2H
21
125
12
Bank
.
200.000
218.949
6,760,370
155,265
326,367
65,639
Common
8.400.000 14,717,660 289,266.288
750,000 1.226.631
619,146
3.200,000 12,104,710 60,174,737
1.500,000 2,492,031
10,677,665
300.000
341,999
4,851.897
125,000
39,522
1,122.183
60
50
10
100
50
10
12*
227
148
36
6
55
2H
23
"33"" "37""
16
2X
20
3H
79
520
84
32
35
500
50
10
50
50
6400"
106
5
30
75
100
10
5
10
10
5H
6
10 H
11
17
7H
16H
1,434,432
61,657,159
1,638,597
25
18
50
20
21
59
2,985,922
907,932
15
20
50
63
22
6
30
34
25
200.000
50,000
f 202.616
3.075,303
50
75
811,690
997,241
250.000
596,135
25
25
25
"35""
1.000,000
4,675,427
17,596,826
2.956,203
150.000
178.375
205,032
1.965,827
25
H
750,000
200.000
2,500,000
1.000.000
500,000
935.307
152,725
5,497.832
2,302,970
306,268
704.827
9,529,814
1,611.536
23,947,691
100
40
105
50
68
15,370,085
4,112,193
7,834,272
100
25
180
14
115
52
70
185
15
50
43
45
230,286
376,204
427.875
2.684,972
5,396,537
6.300,970
10
20
10
25
16
202,388
2,660,653 f 10
I". 5
10
3,517,137
10
9,259,137
10
1,824.806
6,381,056 100
20
/ ,013.170
25
7,536,157
25
5,133,808
10
8,638,395
Preferred
36
58
37*"
38
62
25
Wilkes-Barre—
First National Bank
Banover National Bk
Miners Nat Bank
9eoona Nat Bank
W-B Dep A 8a" Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
500.000
50
Williamsport—
P'irst National
Bank
250.000
Williamsport N Bk.
West Branch Bk A Tr
250,000
225.000
7H
10
30
20
YorkCent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Drov A Mech N Bk
First National Bank
Indus NB West YK.
•Vestem Nat Bank.
Vork Co Nat Bank.
Fork N Bk A Tr Co
Guardian Trust Co.
Vork Trust
Co..
250,000 t
190.000
150,000
500.000
125,000
225,000
300,000
554.434
978.321
500.000
584,793
son nnn
831,591
1,324,737
750,000
National Banks
Dec. 31
371,209
600,618
190,614
7X
654
......
22*
19
16H
88
205
195
60
llH
21M
318
60
23
RHODE ISLAND ""MP'M
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Newport—
Aqaidneck Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Newport Trust Co..
Providence—
Blackstone Can NatOolumbus Mat Bank:
Common
Preferred
High 8t Bk A Tr Co
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common....
Preferred
NatBank of OomATr
Pbenlx Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Lincoln Trust Co
Rhode I Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrOo
nnfon Trust Co.
....
167.500
120,000
300.000
6,849,599
}
/ 25
125
727,325
2,871,078
87.432
489,697
60
30
a25~"
~*60~"
100
150
1,041,953
6,831,615
25
79
81
111.435 It 100,522
88.565
120.000
268,893
2;001,239
[10
10
12
alO
500,000
110
2,023.059
50
367.500 X
5,145.962 J 25
241,842
132,500
125
850.000
50
853,615 11,724,837
50
450.000
5,030,376
894,752
100
,500.000 2,483,985 17,518,321
,000.000 10,497,431 124,992,518 100
25
125.000
213,992
2,415.275
.500.000 3,153,141
68.426.907 *100
,000,000 12.034,534 40,847,979 1000
100
.000.000
1,422,047 26,822,914
"125""
20
16
......
80
123
310
180
118
290
170
33
2350*" 2500
135
145
Woonsocket—
100
100
10
50
400.000
Preferred
Newport Nat Bank..
1100
12,457,184
6,911,172
21,353.213
15.082,237
9,060,351
692,728
8,326,243
1,685,807 22,605,020
510,482 —4,699,000
2,371,839 20,206.745
4.050,000
200.000
300.000
d 300.000
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat BAT CoWest Side Bank
Penna Trust Co—
Common
6
f 20
I 30
d
Providence
10
206,963
Tioga Mat bk A TrOo
Green Ridge Bank
North Scrant Bk A Tr
...
78,224,424
10,994,193
50
Scranton Nat Bank-
12
41
Philadelphia—
Oentral-Penn Mat Bk
SH
85
90
100 6100
Scranton—
S Scranton State Bk
First National Bank.
Harrisburg—
Allison-East End Tr
1.000,000
1,800,000
300.000
1.170.300
OftyBank ATrOo..
Beading Trust Co.
50
I
98,253
30
5
100
100
Reading-
Security-Peoples TrOommon..
0.000,000 12,370,651 110,589,266
845,000
420,359
8,313,769
160,000
249,537
2,664,236
125.000
442,811
1,907,892
Union T^ust Co
1,500,000 102342,289 337,430,472
500,000
Washington Tr Co.
1,429,415
6,733,388
West End Bank
200.000
190,987
1,864,913
William Ponn Tr Co. d
175,000
88,682
2,185,280
Worktngman's Savgs
Bank A Trust Co.
400.000 1,231,631
10,350,616
Provident Trust Oo.
South HUls Trust Co
,
50.000
.264.000
300,00U
Nat Bk A Trust Co..
105
10
t
310,735
5,430,374 /
200,000
.060,000
Marine Mat Bank..
100
1100
250,000 I
263.390
249,300
Central Trust Co...
7,571,788 J100
Potter Title A Tr Co d
328
18
5H
AH
313
16
Woonsocket Trust Co d
440,000
3.806.987
298,366
100
mmmmwmm
1100
Na,uSeac'. T* SOUTH DAKOTA®""^! ax"0"'
Pittsburgh—
Bank of Ohio Valley.
200,000
100,000
200,000
Braddock Nat Bank.
500.000
Allegheny Valley Bk.
Arsenal Bank.
Dollar Savings
Bank
Farmers Deposit Nat
First Mational Bank.
First Nat Bank A Tr
Co of East
221.066
265.411
102,724
973.910
5,612.694
.000,000 11.634.262
.000,000 7,217.854
Forbes National Bk.
Fourteenth St Bank
Freehold Bank—.
Haselwood Bk (The)
500.000
Bank
Pittsburgh..
Common........
(ft)
100
170" ~
100
160
6,157.472
100
9.819.128
3,316.324
80
903.313
100
25
50
1.738.203
2,527.265
10
50
1,742.345
4.591,760
100
105
—
339,164
5.284.483 f
50
Sioux FallsFirst Nat'l Bk A Tr.
Nat'l Bank of So Dak
Northw't Sec Nat Bk
Union Savings Bank.
53
307.750
200.000
200.000
200.000
100.000
200.000
300.000
\
75.000/
50
50
Nomi nal.
Per share.
335.000
287,678
250 000
242,824
510,778
48.476
500,000
150.000
6,807,607
100
4.098.274 plOO
11,258.184 noo
1,486.201
100
No
rec ent
sales
167"""
175
468.359
579.500
448.001
991.089
239.803
489.988
5
Sale price.
a
Preferred
stock
retirement
price.
b A mutual savings bank.
.....
c
65
March 26,
1940.
d Common and preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
at
Iron A Glass Dol 8a v
Keystone Nat Bk—
Preferred
-----
nl^
95
85.637
370,188
300,000
BUI Top Bank
60
10
100
40
25
*
Pitts..
Home wood
3,223.975
1,621.226
874,251
11,677,215
57,019,515
115,356.210
123,386.728
50
/ Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
32X
:::::
ft Stock all owned by Rhode Island Uospltal Trust Co.
I Last sale.
a50"
0
New stock.
t June 29.
1940.
p
x
Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corp.
Ex-dividend
National Banks
"ffj?"* SOUTH CAROLINA staU&!%Tn'
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomi nal.
Per
$
751.225
325*539
1,000,000
Carolina Sav Bank..
Miners A Mereh Bk.
South Oaro Nat Bk—
200,000
50.000
Common
44,961
1,320,000
Preferred
880,000
Jnll21al7
28,429,232 0100
6,424,008 100
619,496 100
39,224,595
/ 10
share.
11
10
100
110
125
125
18H
17H
V
100
1100
315,794
250,000
200,000
610,522
600,729
7,880,267
5,383,798
Peoples Nat Bank
83,826
4,186,217
63
Com! Nat Bans;
230~
280
129,769
86,262
3,161,490
4,284,892
100
200
240
331.700
4,853,451
100
250,000
Oltisens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank-
35
National City Bank.
20
Spartanburg—
1,202,054
100
400,000
<
Common
W aco—
25
10
6.235.960
26,894,006
300,000
11
Greenville—
First National Bank.
350.814
600,728
102,869
9,343.567
11,299,430
1,025,964
100
500.000
100,000
National Banks
TENNESSEE
Dec. 31
425,000
225,000
Common
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Knoxville—
Bank of Knozrille
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Oo.
524,158
1,837,150
<2,500,000
200,000
875.000
1,000,000
Park National Bank.
260
275
11,340,766 J100
1100
51,229.357 100
155
170
150
265
100
105
283
100
275
100
205
89.350.765
10
26^
27K
10
13 m
100
13tf
50.000
3.500.000
5,584,234
11
Nashville—
First
Common
3.000.000
3,150,000
300,000
ii,824.524
69,194,754 J
\100
604,903
1,029,661
1.000.000
"75""
20
70
10
5.710.138
26,956,232
1»H
20H
Nashville Trust Co—
500.000
Common
644,047
1
1.133.300
1,000.000
Preferred
Third National Bank
1,852,052
&
100
240
399,509
16,102,112
110
250
Bank
Zion's Sav Bk A Tr
-
Utah Sav A Trust Co
Walker Bk A Tr Co
.
77,617,164
21.115.396
17.207,196
14,615,258
3,544,826
34,205,449
100
750,00m
500.000
<
1,000.000
300.001
1.500.000
Per
Austin Nat Bank..
<
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock
Preferred stock
125.000
75,000
179,647
400,000
400,000
200,000
—
712,276
975.211
90,704
230
240
100
share'
250
260
First National BankSec™ 8t Bk A Trust i
Dallas1.000.000
Dallas Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
Hillcrest State Bank.
Liberty State Bank..
Mercantile Nat Bk—
larrv
N
100
100
Montpelier
407.600
150 000
<1.057.961
150.000
KUlington Nat Bank
100,000
Common
Preferred..
<
sa
64
66
100
20
20
20
38H
40
100
240
250
100
122
124
160.000
3.866.156
41,955,737
21,507,817
3,206,952
200,000
276,000
190,727
104,876
3,167,439
3,072.851
10
490,000
250,000
425,000
260.055
87,664
229,677
7,602,925
1,468.465
3,170,175
50
600.000
40
1,000,000
20
10
35
80,000
3.000.000
200,000
3,768,736
159,202
12,304,601
25,789,345
947,466
84,553,773
20
Central National Bk.
Consol Bk A Tr Co..
1,128,447
1,315,527
20
6?*
53*
2.744,450
20
32
35
1,250.000
1,475,000
Jl.497,190
18
20
80 ~~
31
85"
300,000
I.
250,000
2.500.000
1,600.000
Seaboard Citz N Bk.
100
Petersburg-
100
Citizens Nat Bank..
Petersb Sav A AmTr
500
60
68
71
20
47H
50
50
52
<
Trust
<
Co..
Mercb A Farmers Bk
<
9,532
390,249
10
185,000
74,400
1.295.780
100
200,000
200.000
518,885
479,290
16,066,291
6,645,996
100
100
N
o
re
cent
750.000
500.000
472,283
895,791
12,443,336
12,755,459
100
sa
les
"loo""
125
First A Mer Nat Bk.
Mech A Mer Bank..
State-Plant
BkATr:
Oommon
Preferred
50
Houston—
i
250,00
345,134
7,898,946
500,000
100.000
622,864
25,514,610
100
185
20
49
City National Bank:
Common
Preferred
55
.southern Bk A Tr Co
<
Virginia Trust Co
Roanoke—
Colonlal-Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
20
Mountain Trust Bk.
First Nat Bank—
Common
...
Preferred.
3.000.000
1.350.000
j2.115,278
67,733,841 1100
I
5
211
7H
2355
25
38*
38 H
10
18
10
10
mm mm-m mm m
8X
No
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
69,907
800,000
546,432
329,590
935,858
500,000
1,000.000
800,000
479,002
1,766,418
396,392
200.000
200,000
62,317,803 IWi
1100
25
4,175,096
15
6,382,256
6,630,765
41
72
50
6,377,538
50
90
31,637,133
5.715,051
100
255
100
100
190
•165'
1100
National Banks
Dec. 31
Houston Nat Bk— o
632,500 1
287,745 15,444,012 (100
367,500
1125
Preferred
100
1,000,000 2,281,889' 35.867,130
Second Nat'l Bank..
Nat Bank of Comm. <2,200,000
1,876,010 61,425,738 100
100
700,000
395.896
11.740.994
State National Bank
1,000,000 1,400,000 36,158.743 100
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com
1.500.000 2.187.500 57,178,537 100
mercial Nat Bank.
200,000 d 234.824
75,160 100
Fidelity Trust Co—
100
995,585
11,513,811
Guardian Trust Co..
600.Q00
362,080
Houston Land A Tr. <1,200.c
6,168,086 100
San Jacinto Nat Bk365.000
148,721 10,309,281 j100
Common
286,000
Preferred
1100
5
Richmond—
20
Bar Bank A Tr Co..
Oitlxens State Bank.
1145
1 162 H
Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank.
Citizens
20
60
NorfolkNat Bk of Commerce
Southn BkofNoi
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
Hutchings-Sealy
National Bank—
U S National Bank..
share.
I 152 H
581,649
1,005,921
1,201,795
161,056
100.000
March A Planters Bk
i
Dec. 31
100
Loan Bank
£1 Paso—
Union Bank A Tr Co
Qalreston—
Institutions
State
283,906
680,909
3,054,252
46"
Fraternal Bk A Tr Co
100
98.994
108,323
473,978
43
1
2,260,376
107,000
40
62.195,753
les
178,370
100
44
|2,569,723
cent
sa
5,082,770
4,493,616
20
400.000
15.420
o
3,226,043 (100
1100
526,136
399,862
Trust Co
20
2,000,000
N
176,688
10
600,000
500,000
A
3,166,832
Preferred
100
Per
People's Nat Bank..
Depositors Industrial
115,131
Common
2,825,513
1,187,586
100
200.000
1,500.000
228,882
156,704
30
25
8,920,655
OakOlifTBkATrOo.
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
49,570,089
43.488,595
119,155
626.302
594.220
Lynchburg Tr A 8 B.
556.407
1,373,877
100
3.109,775 1100
1100
20
2,575,103
1,381,222 100
1.000.000
National Bank.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
215
750,000
2.606,870
Lynohburg—
First
436,098
128,872
State National Bank
Fort Worth—
Continental Nat Bk.
First National Bank
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
les
Bank of Comm A Tr
48
150,000
14.633,965
25.896.585
cent
sa
Nomi nal.
40
Nat Bank of Comm
740,825
1,802,128
re
100
les
38H
46H
20
1
300,000
300,000
o
40
3,398,734
VIRGINIA
Dec. 31
Com! Tr A Savs Bk:
El Paso Nat Bank..
100.000
120,000
157,500
National Banks
0
"55"" "56"
Capital notes
N
886.065
re
<
OlementNat Bank—
20
100
125,000 1
40,000
199,353
165"' 125""
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
92.413,521
7.538,540
3,230,274
....
35.911
150.000
164,800
100,000
486,201
491.500
600,000
64,996
64,605
-
4,902,249
Common
100
100
<
Capital S B A Tr Co <
First National Bank:
1,650,000 11,732,502
350,000
—
7,221,195
7,185,073
301,250
Merchants Nat Bank
rec ent
20
965,668 26,902,945
5,000,000 10,123,901 137,343,186
100,000
116.838
2.785,062
250,000
8,243.284
302,912
....
Preferred
692,513
614,375
89,542
422,112
204.500
i
494,125
298,625
Burlington—
Ciittenden Co Trust
H t wardNatBKATrCo
4,000,000
Common
100
100
100
20(1,000
Nat Bank.
8 Bk SiTrO*
Barre Trust Co......
45,927,759 I
RepublicNat Bank..
Dec. 31
•100
100
12,590,336
15,054,720
2,642,638
175
215
150
125
135
120
100
4.000.736
3,059,798
1,042,673
949,149
240,000
P ople's
BeaumontAmerican Nat Bank.
240
165
208
Nomi nal.
Per share,
Rutland Trust Co...
4,160,335 /100
1100
24.35
220
Barre—
G'anite S B A Tr Co
Montpeller Nat Bank
100
82
23 75
State Institutions
VERMONT
Dec. 31
MentD'r 8 B A Tr Co
Rutland—
14,843.445
20,656,796
share.
115
75
10
100
100
100
National Banks
Dec. 31
Nominal.
571,009
875,093
300.000
570.750
100
100
5,020,460
1,337,561
878.952
1,195,653
261,889
1,077,141
Utah State Nat Bank
State Institutions
AustinAmerican Nat Bank.
100
7,653,101
21,360,541 C100
900,000
i
Preferred..
TEXAS
217,900
1.480,403
<3.300,000
B lrlington Trust Co
9,431.964 /100
1100
34.028,694
475.000
Common...
National Banks
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
Security Corp.
of Ogden
First Nationai
Q
Preferred
Institutions
3tate
15
14K
American Nat Bank
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce Union Bk
80
Salt Lake City—
OontI Nat BkATr C(
293
285
220
Union Planters' Nat'l
Bank A Trust Co.
•1,000.000
<1,000,000
110
100
State Sarings Bank.
100.000
1,200,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
125
10
255
1,134,148
66.309,314
40.323.426
1,431,000
52,495
2,626,238
2,305,068
97,000
First National Bank.
l65~~
155
3,726,798 6.25
30,223,229 100
10
14,072.670
MemphisComm A Indust Bk.
First Security Bk NA
...
100
1,914,376
97
Pe t
i
share.
100
12,048,159
83,691
149,187
i,846,982
700,201
50.000
i
HamiltonNattonalBk i
50
Ogden—
Per
i
210
93
100
Nomi nal.
Dec. 31
Chattanooga—^
1,257,679
50
100
Institutions
State
Nomi nal.
750.000
100
UTAH
Commercial Sec Bk
Amer Tr A Bkg Oo-Oommercial Nat Bk:
/100
25
Dec. 31
National Banks
103
elOO
99
138,136
350.000 I
60
33
20
200,000
Lower Main St Bank
6,426,921
1,903,164
176,569
share.
Per
$
Preferred
90,000
Nat Bank of Comm. <1.084,000
National Bank ofFort
Sam Houston....
100.000
10H
10
200.000
35,000
San Antonio (Con cl.) $
Qroos Nat Bank—
Common
San Antonio Nat Bk
Benth Texas Nat Bk-
Columbia—
First Nat Bk of Ool-
Aek
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Charleston—
Citlz. A Sou Natl Bk
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Ask
Bid
Par
State Institutions
Dec. 31
TEXAS
Dec. 31
Cross
Deposits
109
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
April, 1941]
75
Common
90
WASHINGTON
State Institutions
Dec. 31
..
Port Arthur—
First National BankMerchants Nat'l Bk.
"280"
360
160
290"
400
170
235
Nomi nal.
Per
Seattle—
8,000,000
Pacific Nat Bank—
225
Seattle—First Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
2,500.000
1.600,000
2.500.000
Common........
Preferred
37
172
32
317
Peoples N B of Wash.
165"
t Stock of South Texas National Bank of San Antonio, Texas, all held
by Central Securities Go. with exception of directors' qualifying shares.
a Member of First National Corp
o Member of First Security Corp.
c All stock owned by First Security Corp.
d Dec. 30, 1939.
e Preferred stock retirement price.
85
95
90
95
r
30
/Member of Marine Bancorporatlon
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern National Bank of Atlanta. Qa
First Security Corp. of Odgen. Utah, class A
a
100,000
200.000
562,743
370.457
6.770.904
4,332,917
100
625
100
h Represents quotation for
stock.
< Common and pref. stock
Frost National Bank
168
share.
150'
500.000
796,900
200.000
75.000
1.200.000
;1,044,435
,
20,751,506
100
170
100
146,309
3,452.198
42.118.647
100
50
38
mm
mm
—
210
43
•50
250
F
Meyer Interests,
t Reserves
r
Member Peoples Corp.
" F,r-dfv1'1end
Quotation represents stock of the Socarnat Bank Corp., which holds
about 98% of the common stock of The South Carolina National Bank of
Charleston; prior to the recent reduction in par value from SI00 to $10 a
share of tbe common stock of The South Carolina National Bank, 10 shares
of this stock were disposed of privately at $150 a share.
V
50
1.476,118
outstanding.
n June 29, 1940.
I Last sale.
o Controlled by the Joseph
* March 26
1940
Alamo National Bk:
Preferred
Bexar Co Nat Bank-
36^
310
San AntonioCommon.
7,734,840 209,377.590 a 20
4,129.376 102,641.178 f 25
35,007.205 100
1.653,103
20
36,216,060
1.017.604
110
BANKS
Nationu i Bank$
AND
TRUST
National Banks
WASHINGTON *"££&—
Dec. 31
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
Seattle (Concluded )—
$
200.000
400.(100
Seattle Tr & Save Bk
560,000
Par
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
143,871
263.819
572,038
2.374.559
6,240.353
9.773.197
500.000
165,233
7,063,457
100
750.000
743.800
V98.585
West
20
50
67
72
Spokane
a
Common
Preferred...
Old National Corp—
...
Milwaukee (Concl. )—
Teutonia A veState Bk
100
University Nat Back
Wisconsin
State
400.000
Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
300,000
1.000.000 d
948,803
9,607,796
National Banks
100
Tacoma—
Nat Bank o' Wash.. al,350,000
720.000
Pujret Sound Nat Bk a
1,155.143
303,628
27,894,954
10.906,291
100
25
(voting)..
Washington Trust Co
Par
Deposits
$
112,294
885,507
391,897
786,087
Bid
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
2,875,039
20
5,569,999
5,579,563
100
8
160
10
200
20
34
37
5,884,330
100
7,719,138
9,600,400
100
47
27.569,212 1100
1100
245.008
50,000
200,000
$
382,800
a
Bank
Dec. 31
Class A
Class B
Side
Dec. 31
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Ask
Bid
Institutions
State
WISCONSIN
Dec. 31
Qross
Deposits
Sumitomo b of beaitlt
First Nat Bk in Spok
Old N B&UnT Co.
COMPANIES
No
No
WYOMING
1.30
1.40
1.25
1.35
Cheyenne—
Per
American Nat Bank.
250,000
300.000
Stock Growers N Bk.
135
150
20
18**
318,237
304,098
100
share.
......
jwggt Ban*. WEST VIRGINIA
Nomi nal.
Charleston—
Per
Charleston Nat Bk..
.062,500
KaDawhaBkg&Tr Co
Kanawha Valley Bk.
60(1.000
1,591,779
444,766
1.506,017
1,000.000
200.000
500.000
Nat Bank of Comm.
Central Trust Co
155,292
308,199
share.
24,812,688
6.584,291
22,319.553
3,777,486
25
100
100
re cent
100
sa
N
o
les
449.083
100
66,604
17,140,016
1,209,183
l2ia
150.000
69,356
1,214.148
100
150
405,105
600,000
500,000
100,000
300.000
122,866
25
100
12 2**
100
100
1105
1125
1101
863,423
2,683,913
7,316,459
5,377,514
1,234,485
5,660,586
100
1300
1,800,000
2,992,039
20,506,471
100
1150
s
Huntington—
First Hunt g Nat Bk
Twentieth St Bank..
,000,000
101,600
1
Wheeling—
Center Wheeling Sav
Half Dollar Trust &
Sav Bank
Nat Bank of W Va..
Nat Exchange Bank.
So Side Bk & Tr Co.
Security Trust Co.
Wheeling Dollar 8avs
A Trust Co
1,334,213
National banks
784,246
703,909
113.152
WISCONSIN
Dec. 31
State
19
21
$
$
$
Bank of Nova Scotia 12.000,000 24,000,000 268.872^586
Per
100
277
100
100
247
cent.
ONTARIO
Per
6.000.000
9.000.000 137,069.116
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 20.000.000 584.045.054
Dominion Bank
7.000.000 7.000,000 127.329.077
Dec. 31
Ask
Par
Deposits
Halifax—
Toronto—
Bank of Toronto...
Institutions
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Imperial Bank of Can
7.000.000
148
cent.
250
150
100
8,000,000 154,307.459
100
......
.....
Nom inal.
La Crosse—
Batavlan Nat Bank.
Per
250,000
Exchange 8tate Bank
175,000 I
400,000
100,000
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
State Bk of La Crosse
Milwaukee—
Amer State
200.000
Common.....—..
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
Kllbourn State Bk_.
—
20
5,432,268
1,245,457 100
6,839,996 el 00
3,176,892 100
20
N
o
QUEBEC
re cent
sa les
Montreal—
Bank
Olty Bank & Tr Co..
First Wise Nat'l Bk—
304,392
90.030
397,651
187.635
share.
22
a
180,168
191,644
285,000
7.600,000
7,500,000
o350,000
a
150,000
|8,929,891
3.736,549
20
4,474.073
100
255,001,203
3,656,340
2,239,435
20
20
50,000 lc
60,426
225.000
2.200,000 2,449,701
a2,895,000 2,203.533
a
596.000
31,945
a
250,000
63,819
a
539,500 d
140,249
a
550,000
73,620
1,554,120
27
Bank of Montreal... 36.000.000 39.000.000
55
16
{ t
181,039
71,987
Banque Oanadlenne.
Barclays Bk (Canada)
18
""16"" "Is""
100
Income debentures
Marine Nat Excb Bk
Marshall & ilsley Bk
Mitchell St State Bk.
Northern Bank
Park Savings Bank..
State Bank of Milw.
5.000.000
750.000
Provincial Bk of Can
1.000.000
Boysl Bk of Canada 35,000.000 20.000.000
no
par
100
stock.
145
100
153
20
40
20
20
21
March 26,1940.
m
„
m m
7**
mm
mm-
—
mm
mm mm,
d June 29, 1940.
I Last sale.
s
m
m
Member of the Northwest Bancorporatlon.
i Member First National Corp.
20
100
20
m
155
Common and preferred stock debentures outstanding,
e
43
23
mrnmmm
* Sale price.
a
c
44.264,778
56.081,564
2.976,059
4.104,185
2.012,384
2,811,362
cent.
173
100
100
100
826.778.986
136,464.148
16.125.272
47,534,365
825,424.745
7.000.000
1.500.000
4.000.000
t Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
Lincoln State Bank:
Common
Per
25
48
Trust funds.
t
All stock held by Old National Corp.
8**
Securities Called for Redemption
The
in their
following tabulation indicates alphabetically Corporation bonds and stocks which
are
being prepaid
entirety.
BONDS
BONDS
Athens Railway & Elec. Co. 1st & ref. 5%, due 1950, July 1 at 110.
(Concluded)
Northern Electric Co. & Northern Paper Mills—
15-year joint 6%, due 1943, May 1 at 101.
Atlanta Northern Ry. Co. 1st 5%, due 1954, July 1 at 110.
Serial
Atlanta Water & Elec. Power Co. 1st 5%, due 1943, July 1 at 105.
Bear Mountain
Hudson River Bridge Co.—
7%. due 1953, April 1,1941. at 103**.
Sinking fund income 8% (unstamped) due 1953, Apr. 1,1941, at 103**.
Central Electric & Telephone Co. 4** % series A, due 1965, Apr. 18 at 105.
Ches. & Ohio Ry. Co. ref. & impt. 3**%, series F, due 1963, Apr. 28 at 105'
Chicago Stock Yards Co. coll. tr. 5%, due 1961, Apr. 1 at 105.
5%, due 1941, May 1 at 100**.
101.
101**.
102.
102**.
Serial 5%, due 1942, May 1 at
Serial 5%, due 1943, May 1 at
Serial 5%, due 1944, May 1 at
Serial 5%, due 1945, May 1 at
Penn-Ohio Edison Co. deb. 5**s, due 1959, Apr.
7 at 105.
Peoples Light & Power Co. 3-6%, due 1961, April 1 at 100.
Portland Gas Light Co. 1st ref. 5%, series A, due 1950,
1st refunding 4%, series B, 1955, May 1 at 103.
April 1 at 102.
Columbus Elec. & Power 1st & ref. 6%, due 1947, June 1 at 103.
1st & ref. 5%, series B, due 1954, May 1 at 105.
Public Service of Oklahoma 1st 4%, series A, due 1966, Apr. 12 at 104.
Congress Square Hotel (Portland, Me.) 1st 5H %, due 1946, May 1 at 102.
Richmond-Washington Co. 4%, due 1943, June 1 at 105.
Consolidated Press
Rio Grande Valley Gas 5%, due 1950,
conv.
RheemMfg. Co.
deb. OH %, due 1949, June 1 at 103.
Davidson Biscuit Co. 5**%, series A, due 1945, Apr. 1 at
s.
f. deb. 5%, series A & B, due 1948, May 1 at 103**.
April 1 at 102**.
Rome Ry. & Light Co. 1st 5%, due 1946, Oct.
102**.
1 at 105.
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg. Co. deb. 5s, 1949, Apr. 1 at 100.
Georgia Power Co. 1st & ref. 5%, due 1967, Apr. 5 at 104 1-6.
Scripps (E. W.) Co. deb. 5**%, due 1943, May 1 at 100J*.
Gulf Public Service Co. 1st
Southern Counties Gas Co. of Calif. 1st 4 ** %, due 1968, May I k
s.
Southeastern Power & Light Co. 6%, du6 2025, Apr.
f. 6% series A due 1945, April 1,1941. at 102.
Illinois Bell Telephone Co. 1st & ref. 3Ha, series B. due
1970, April 1 at
107**.
5**% series II, due 1945, Apr. 15 at 100.
Keystone Telephone Co. of Philadelphia—
1st lien & ref. 6%, series B, due 1951, April 1 at 103.
Westmoreland Water Go. 1st 5%, due 1952, June 1 at 101.
Wheeling Steel Corp. 4** %, due 1966, May 3 at 105.
Luzerne County Gas & Electric Corp.—
1st mtge. ref. 5%, due 1948, April 1 at 105.
Macon Ry. & Light Co. 1st cons. 5%, due 1953,
STOCKS
July 1 at 110.
Bayuk Cigars 7% preferred, April 15 at 110.
Molybdenum Corp. of America deb. 6%, due 1942, Apr. 23 at 102.
Monongahela Ry. Co. 1st 4s series A, due 1960, May 1 at 105.
New Orleans Public Service Inc.
(90%
7 at 110.
Southern Union Gas Co. 5 H%, series I. due 1945, Apr. 15 at
original
gen.
lien 5%, due 1942, Apr.
principal amount).
North American Car Corp.—
Equipment trust 4 ** %, due 1941 to 1947, June 15 at 102.
Equipment trust 5%. due 1941 to 1943, June 1 at 101.
Equipment trust 4 H%. due 1941 to 1943, May 15 at 101.
1 at 100
Bell Telephone of Pa. 6 ** % pref., April 15 at 110.
Foote Bros.
Gear & Machine 5% preferred,
July 1 at 10.
Indiana Associated Telephone $6 preferred, Apr. 17 at 110.
Mock Judson Voehringer preferred, April 1 at
Public Service of Oklahoma 6% preferred,
115.
Apr. 12 at 110.
7% preferred, Apr. 12 at 110.
Wheeling Steel 6% preferred, April 1 at 100.
I))
101 J*
»
■
(Concluded from page
The
18)
incom¬
countries became increasingly
in the European
prehensible to American observers. Published figures could
not safely be compared with similar official information
available in peace-time.
In the economic sense it was all
come
Continental
the
that
clear
too
countries had
European
the German authorities.
Washington, according to press
under the domination of
Official
sources
in
patches of March 5, estimated German
balances in the United States at about
dis¬
holdings of dollar
$250,000,000, a sum
comprising only openly held balances. The figure did not
include large amounts nominally owned by "neutrals" but
actually controlled by Germany.
A large part of these
assets was said to have been acquired through occupation
of
European nations and
of
gold
subsequent seizure by the
Reich
at about $500,000,000 from their central
Much of this gold was believed to have been con¬
valued
reserves.
another into drawing power in New
York and other money markets.
Some of the gold, it is
thought, has been unwittingly bought by the United States
from ostensibly neutral but actually German owners.
London figures of the German loot were greatly in excess
of the above estimate.
The British Under-Secretary for
Foreign Affairs stated in the House
of Commons on
March 19 that the extent of German cash exactions from
the occupied countries is equal to £1,150,000,000 a year.
The
French payments were said to be £827,000,000, or more than
-three-times the largest sums demanded from Germany under
the Young Plan of Reparations after the World War.
The
Germans were described by the British authorities as exact¬
verted by one means or
ing payment in coin of the realm based on an
valued mark.
What the British Foreign Office
arbitrarily
tried to do
dominated countries
in terms of the pre-war pound.
On this basis the pound
was calculated at $4.70.
According to these estimates, Nor¬
way was paying £68,000,000, Denmark £26,000,000, Belgium
£75,000,000, The Netherlands £54,000,000, and France £827,-
was
to compute
all contributions of the
000,000.
mid-March show that $120,000 of
received here from Germany,
increasing to $540,000 the amount of currency which arrived
from Germany in the short period of four months.
When
the currency reaches the United States it is converted into
Figures
published in
States
currency
was
for use by Germany.
March 22 showed "gold,"
dollar deposits
The Reiclisbank statement as of
foreign
including
currency
reserves,
separately until the statement of June
Circulation
marks.
with
compared
was
which
was
reported
26, 1939, as 77,952,000
given as 13,268,125,()00 marks, as
7,463,727,000 marks in
the corresponding
reported at the end
14,033,213,000 marks, the highest since reor¬
ganization of the German bank and currency in 1924.
The
Reichsbank's ratio of reserves to outstanding circulation
was 0.59%.
In the New York market the German official
mark was steady around 40.00c., while registered marks
ranged between 13.95c. and 14.80c.
The Paris
Stock Exchange began to quote industrial
1940
Note circulation
1939.
of
statement
shares
was
on
extended scale on March 17.
an
interpreted
acceleration
This action
was
marking an
French financial observers as
by
cooperation, with
of German-French economic
Germany likely to buy heavily into French enterprises. The
direction of the Paris Bourse was under Berlin supervision.
According to
a
Yichy dispatch of March 21, the Bank of
beginning of the
France balance sheet, suspended since the
war,
to be submitted once more at the Bank's annual
was
assembly on March 27.
The figures published were those
of Dec. 26, 1940.
According to informed French circles, the
Dec. 26 amounted to 84,616,000,000 francs and note circulation to 218,382,000,000 francs.
Thus, circulation on that date had almost doubled since the
last time it was officially recorded before the German inva¬
gold reserve of the Bank on
only have increased
tween the end of Docember and the end of March.
sion
Circulation
Paris.
of
The
was
on
could
be¬
ordinary budget for the first three months of 1941
fixed by the Yichy Budget Commission at
francs.
foreign assets within its jurisdiction.
Rumania and other countries
to Hungarian
date and that
particular development which caused the issu¬
might have been taken at an earlier
funds
there was no
ance
under the domination of the
He said that the action with respect
Reich.
of the order
The
on
March 13.
Hungarian Government on
any
legal
The com¬
munique said:
"There is no conflict between them (Hun¬
gary and the United
States), and no moral or material
damage has been inflicted on American citizens in Hungary.
Accordingly, relations between the two countries were in
every respect" most correct, and it is therefore surprising "
that without any legal basis or necessity the United States
should block Hungarian assets, thus arbitrarily violating
property."
According to Hungarian authorities Hungary
has for some time kept in the United States reserves of
money just sufficient to make absolutely necessary pay¬
ments.
Hungarian assets in the United States, according to an
of Commerce, include $250,000
estimate of the Department
in
long-term credits and a small undetermined amount in
American investments in Hungary
It
seemed
that the
clear
huge
reported to be more than $52,000,000.
Yugoslav credits in the United States were blocked by
executive order on March 25, making the thirteenth freez¬
are
ing order issued against Continental European assets since
the German invasion of Denmark and Norway in April, 1940.
Yugoslav assets in the United States are almost all in ear¬
marked
deposits,
gold
United
known.
but the exact amount is not made
investments in Yugoslavia total
States
$36,000,000, of which $32,000,000 are government bonds
$4,000,000 are direct investments.
Yugoslav dollar
bonds have been in default since 1932.
The direct invest¬
about
and
ments have long
March,
been tied up by exchange regulations.
in New York were steady throughout
kronor
Swedish
during previous months, around 23.85 in a nomi¬
Swiss francs (commercial), the other remain¬
as
nal market.
ing free currency of Europe, were steady around 23.22%.
Exchange on the Latin American countries was steady
as had been the case for a long time
steadiness was due to the action of the
various exchange Obntrols and to a large extent to the loans
granted several Latin American countries months earlier.
Unofficial exchange on Buenos Aires was 23.40@23.46 on
March 1, and 23.25 on March 31.
Exchange on Rio de
Janeiro was 5.05@5.15 on
March 1, and 5.05@5.15 on
throughout March,
The
previous.
March 31.
Exchange on the Far Eastern countries during March was
steady, for the most part linked to sterling.
Hongkong and
Shanghai fluctuated widely from day to day, but on average
were firmer than in February.
The London price for silver
was
3, and 23%d. on March 31. The
24.50@24.70 on March 1, and 24.46% @
23 5/16d. on March
Hongkong dollar was
24.68 on March 31.
The Shanghai yuan was 5.57@5.80 on
March
1
and
23.44@23.50
RATES
on
5.23@5.50
on
March 31.
from the
OF EXCHANGE
Bankers' Bills
estimated
that
about
than about
$500,000.
$6,500,000 face amount
It
of Bul¬
held by United States investors, but for a
long time the bonds have been selling in New York at 7c.
garian bonds
on
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
the
are
dollar.
United
States
direct
investments
in
estimated at not more than $2,000,000,000
bought goods worth $1,440,000" from the United
were
States and sold here about $2,460,000 in 1939, the last year
for which figures were available.
Cable Transfers
Sight
4.03tfa4.03H
4.033*a4.04
4.03Ma4.04
4.00
4.033*a4.035*
4.00
5..
4.033*a4.033*
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4.03^a4.03^
4.033*a4.035*
4.00
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5
4.03
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7..
Mar.
8
4.033ia4.033*
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4.033*a4.035*
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4.03 3* a4.03 5*
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9..
1
Mar.
more
Commercial
Bills
Sight
Mar.
Bank of France.
not
were
ON LONDON FOR POUNDS STERLING
expenditures, plus
be met out of
dispatches of March 5 stated that the Italian Treas¬
ury bond issue which closed toward the end of February
indicated subscriptions in excess of 18,000,000,000 lire, or
4,000,000,000 lire more than in the case of the similar issue
of February, 1940.
Italian lire continued pegged in the
New York market at 5.05, unchanged since before the be¬
ginning of the war.
On March 3 all Bulgarian assets in the United States
were blocked by executive order.
The Bulgarian lev had
not been regularly quoted in the New York market since
the final week of August, 1939, when the last quotation
was 1.28c.
Bulgarian assets in the United States were esti¬
as
checks
24,000,000,000
Rome
mated in Wall Street
Yen
March 1, and 23.44@23.50 on March 31.
Treasury receipts but was in large measure met by advances
to 8c.
March 17 issued a com¬
denying that the United States had
justification for blocking Hungarian assets.
munique
the cost of the forces of occupation, could not
was
March 4, apparently fol¬
short-term investments.
United
of
Government
issued a decree freezing
Rumanian assets
here had previously been frozen by official order.
United
States interests in Rumania, aside from bonded debt, con¬
sisted chiefly of properties owned by the Standard Oil
Co. of New Jersey and valued at about $25,000,000.
Re¬
cently the International Telephone & Telegraph Co. sold
its Rumanian properties to the Government of Rumania for,
it is said, $13,800,000, receiving payment from Rumanian
funds frozen in the United States.
On March 11 the New
York Foreign Exchange Committee received a cable from
London stating:
"Include Rumania as enemy territory as
from Feb. 15 and Bulgaria as from March 5, 1941."
On March 13 President Roosevelt froze all funds of Hun¬
gary in the United States.
At the time the order was issued
Secretary of State Hull, at a press conference, stated that
the United States placed Hungary in the same category as
all
and financial situa¬
During March the foreign exchange
Rumanian
lowing the United States procedure,
EXCHANGE
OTHER FOREIGN
CONTINENTAL AND
tion
111
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Mar.
3
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4
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DAILY RATES
Switzerland
France
Portugal
Checks
Cables
Checks
2.17a2.17H 23.21a23.23
Argentina
Dollar
Peso
Cables
Cables
Canada
Escudo
Franc
Franc
OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Checks
23.21Ha.23H
4.01a4.04
4.01a4.04
23.21a23.23
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1
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SUNDAY
3...
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4.01a4.04
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5
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4.01a4.04
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6..
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23.21a23.22H 23.21 Ha23.23
4.01a4.04
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7..
4.00a4.04
Mar.
8—
Mar.
SUNDAY
4.01a4.04
Mar. 12
4.00a4.04
Mar. 14
2.33
23.20
4.00a4.04
Mar. 15—
2.31
available
a23.22
4.01a4.04
4.00a4.04
23.20Ha.22H
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2.34
2.33a2.34
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4.00a4.04
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23.20 Ha.22H 23.21
SUNDAY
2.34a2.35
2.33a2.35
2.34
2.34
2.34
2.30a2.34
2.32a2.34
a23.23
4.00a4.03
23.21
a23.23
4.00a4.03
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23.21
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4.00a4.03
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23.21
a23.23
4.00a4.03
a23.23
4.00a4.03
4.00a4.03
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23.20 Ha.22H 23.21
a23.23
4.00a4.03
56.98a57.00
66.98a57.00
56.98a57.00
29.77
56.98a57.00
29.77
56.98a57.00
29.77
56.98a57.00
29.77
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disc't
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56.98a57.00
29.77
56.98a57.00
29.77
56.98a57.00
29.77
56.98a57.00
29.77
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56.98a57.00
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56.98a57.00
29.77
56.98a57.00
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29.77
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29.77
56.98a57.00
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29.77
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29.77
56.98a57.00
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Brazil
Chile
Krona
Bolivia
Ecuador
Pengo
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Sucre
Cables
Checks
Checks
Checks
Cables
39.97a40.05
23.83Ha.85H
23.83a23.85
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23.82a23.85
23.82 Ha23.86
23.82 Ha23.86
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19.77al9.85
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39.97a40.05
23.82a23.85
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39.96a40.05
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39.97a40.05
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39.96a40.05
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39.97a40.05
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56.98a57.00
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2.34
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23.20 Ha23.22
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SUNDAY
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4.01a4.04
2.31
23.21a23.22H 23.21 Ha23.23
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23.20Ha.22H 23.21
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23.21 Ha.23H
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23.82a23.84H 23.82 Ha23.85
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23.
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24.
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6.70a7.00
39.95a40.05
39.90a40.05
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SUNDAY
39.95a40.05
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23.81 Ha.84H 23.82a23.85
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39.93a40.05
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23.82
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23.82
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
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25.
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
3.00
26.
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5.16a5.17
3.00
6.70a7.00
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Mar.
27.
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
3.00
6.70a7.00
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28.
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
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5.05a5.15
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9.13a9.25
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a5.07
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5.04Ka5.07
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1.
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2.01a2.05
SUNDAY
9.13a9.25
Straits
India
Java
Rupee
Guilder
T~
Cables
5.05
5.16a5.17
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5.05a5.15
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49.80a4913i#
47.lla47.62
30.14a30.35
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5.57
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SUNDAY
9.13a9.25
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5.05
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2.01a2.05
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5.43
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47.10a47.62
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5.36
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6.70a7.00
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39.96a40.05
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