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BANK/QUOTATION
RECORD
U.
KM.
S.
PAT.
OFFICE
MARCH IN RETROSPECT
Page
Commercial
Financial
and
Cotton
...—---
Course of the Stock Market
Hides and Leather
9
Iron and Steel Trade
..16
Dividend Declarations
Page
1
Events—.
13
9
Money Market
17
New
12
Security Issues
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans .18
Petroleum and Its Products..
Foreign Affairs..
Rubber
........
Foreign Exchange
6
53
Grain—Coffee—Sugar—....
—
9
9
......
11
.
Textiles..
United States
10
10
Treasury Financing
12
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Page
Boston Stock
Page
Exchange
57
New York Curb
Exchange...
58
New York Stock
Exchange—Bonds
19
54
New York Stock
Exchange—Stocks
31
Baltimore Stock
Chicago Stock Exchange—...
Exchange
41
Cleveland Stock Exchange
..66
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
..60
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Los
Angeles Stock Exchange
64
61
..69
San Francisco Stock Exchange.
62
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
Page
Banks and Trust Companies—
—
Canadian
...........111
Domestic
91
Canadian
—
03
Bank Bonds
83
Public
91
Exchange Seats
Federal Land
**
Municipal Bonds—
100
Domestic
Public Utility Stocks
Utility Bonds
...
73
78
Railroad Bonds
67
81
Railroad Stocks...
71
Industrial Stocks
84
Real
Insurance Stocks
........99
Foreign Government Bonds
.-92
Industrial Bonds.....
72
Investing Companies Securities....
111
Securities
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
84
B.
DANA
William Street,
84
84
Guarantee and
Safe
Deposit
Stocks
84
United States Government Securities..91
Mining Stocks
WILLIAM
-112
Textile Stocks
Title
Joint Stock Land Bank—
Estate Bonds..
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
United States Territorial Bonds
COMPANY,
Corneb
op
..91
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New York
Jtafje gjeptrsit and grnsl Co.
—OF BALTIMORE—
Capital $2,000,000
Surplus and Profits $4,196,364
1876 this Company
has devoted itself
cAuiuoively to the management and conser¬
vation of estates—specializing the whole effort
of its
It
is
highly trained organization in this business.
one
of the few trust companies in the
country
which has never engaged in general
Its Directors are:
banking, selling securities, etc.
Edwin G.
Venable Baetjer <k Howard
Baetjer
Charles H. Babcock
William G. Baker,
Reynolds & Co.
Jr.-Baker, Watts & Co.
Howard Bruce
Chairman of Board of Balti¬
more
George C. Cutler
National Bank
President of Safe Deposit and
Trust Co. of
E.
Asbury Davis
-President
of
Baltimore
United
States
Fidelity and Guaranty Co.
Lyman Delano
Chairman of Board of Atlantic
Robert Garrett
Robert Garrett & Sons
Norman James
President of James Lumber Co.
Coast Line R. R. Co.
J. Edward Johnston
Capitalist
Blanchard Randall
Gill & Fisher
Charles E. Riernan
Pres. of Western Nat. Bank
BANK
RECORD
0.
REO.
».
PAT.
OFFICE
Copyright in 1938 by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, In office of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
as Second Class Matter, March
9, 1928, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Entered
VOL. 11
NEW YORK, APRIL 8,
Bank
month.
The Bank and Quotation Record Is one of tbe companion publications
the Commercial 3c Financial Chronicle and is issued
monthly
Terms for the Chronicle
and U.
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and Central
America
leagues, Dr.
a
Postage outside of United States
year.
$1.00
his
his
charges
held guilty
was
post
by
an
for
per copy.
of
OHIOAOO OFFICE—208 South La Salle Street.
WILLIAM
B.
DANA
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investigation
Southern
March
COMPANY, Publishers,
the purchase
Spruce Street. New York
corner
Co.'s
properties
to
TVA
the
REVIEW
OF MARCH—COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
Independent steps
from
taxes
of
in
which
11
EVENTS
have been
directors of
the
important
by municipalities and
held
Electric
developments in
&
Share
Valley Authority,
governmental
the
were
activities
more
during
bill, while that of the Senate
executive reorganization
Senate
the
was
of the
passage
bill.
March
on
the passage of a new
was
basis had been
peace
In what
found
in which
case,
it
upheld the validity
Exchange
Commission.
ingness to pass
without
ure
that
actual case before it,
"Congress
the govern¬
the activities which could have any
ment
opposition
of
Republican-Democratic
a
the
while making concessions which
Democrats
limits
by
executive
is vie\ved
as
Government
measure
The
Senate bill has
reorganize bureaus and
order
subject
to
y.-;y
Displaces the Comptroller General by
an
agencies within
congressional
y
Auditor General with fewer
v..^■';1
Establishes
Planning
(4)
a
lands
held
Department of Public Welfare and
National Resources
a
Board.
Administrator
an
(5) Authorizes
the
appointment
for
of
the
six
Civil
Service
special
assistants
to
the
Presi¬
of
said:
the
"After
for
debate
naval
March
21.
March
on
expansion
Aside from
congressional action
17
bill, the
was
the
the
on
special
measures
mentioned,
compromise
a
tive
Ramspeck,
March
10.
William
Labor,
Green,
measure
which
increased
wage
The
Senate
on
widening the
to
make
on
that
would
over
to
President
meeting
the
of
Roosevelt
the
American
organization
provide for
a
passed
and
March
3
Federal,
support
of
a
30c. hourly minimum
the bill
of
years to
Senator
40c.
Glass
of the Reconstruction Finance Corpora¬
power
States
and
of that government agency
municipalities.
Committee
Maloney bill, which provides for the regula¬
tion of over-the-counter markets, was concluded
month
on
committee,
Federation
would
period of two to three
reviving the
loans
the
a
of
his
April 1
scope
tion loans and
action
President
intimated
with
informal,
an
began draft¬
after its Chairman, Representa¬
measure
conferred
In
other
the
measure
after it
State
had
and,
passed by the Senate
was
been
reported
to
the
amended to exempt
municipal
on
securities.
'
The
during the
Senate
on
dealers in
bill
was
April 1.
Tennessee Valley Authority was climaxed
A.
E.
Morgan demanded
of the TVA.
and
a
five
a
President Roosevelt took
on
March 2 when
congressional
a
investigation
hand in the contro¬
and
decision
a
the
from
oil
Federal
and
gas
upholding the
the gross
on
conference
years
as
on
President.
the tShip of
made by
was
March 4
com¬
The Presi¬
State
still
is
Incidentally, he reiterated his desire
minimum wage and hour bill, and
later, on March
a
all
exer¬
unemployment relief.
press
against the "selfishness
23,
a
few"
speech at Gainesville, Ga., where he dedicated
a
the part of
a
town
square
named
in
his
honor,
on
which
at
time
he
demanded
higher wage levels in the South.
With-the continuance
of
the
economic
recession
and
its
resultant effect upon normally inadequate freight
revenues,
attention was turned during the month to a
way out of the
rail
plight.
Following
the Interstate
sion's granting of increases in
Commerce
frqight rates
on
Commis¬
March 8, esti¬
mated to net $270,000,000 annually, the President announced
a
conference
At
the
attended
was
and
on
labor
indicated
pelled
of Walter M.
report
the
conference,
representatives
of
government
consolidation
of
following week.
March 15, which
on
railway
railroads
might
government
as
a
second conference
appointed
a
three-man
W.
a
management
officials, the President
Following
President
action
of
several
that
by the
missioners
by
and
predicament.
the
the carriers' plight for the
conclusion
way
out
for the
on
committee
be
com¬
carriers'
March
17,
consisting
Splawn, Chairman of the ICC, and Com¬
Joseph B. Eastman and Charles D. Mahaffie to
back
to
him
on
by Congress in
recommendations
"for
immediate^
regard to the whole railroad situa¬
I
tion."
A long standing disagreement
among the directors of the
Dr^
in
confined to routine appropriations.
A subcommittee of the House Labor
Committee
ing
billion
House voted its approval
meas¬
March 7 in which
on
to two that
objectives of the New Deal
course."
same
unwill¬
structure
derived
income
State;
a
five
public utilities for
he declared
on
tax
from
of
memorating his fifth anniversary
dent
Securities
the
court's
bearing upon the
Two decisions
vote
a
A renewal of the
dent.
Concluding
the
Other important actions
authority."
President Roosevelt at
on
Board.
of
Chief Justice Hughes
financial
,
Substitutes
dollar
by
could
leased
income
within
veto
'■ ;,y/'
powers.
(3)
court
the
right of New York City to impose a 3% levy
to
days.
(2)
congressional
the
following provisions:
specified
60
of
organization,
of the court included:
as
meeting the Administration's wishes.
(1) Authorizes the President
cise
to
as
generally regarded
are
limiting the President's authority, the
the
revolted, but
one
Share
entitled to demand the fullest in¬
was
of executive departments of
of
&
the constitutionality of the whole
on
an
with
Declaring
the reorganization
the
negotiations
of that part
utility holding corporations to register
formation
About one-third
which
on
Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 which requires
provide for
despite
L.
considered the most significant decision this
was
the bill to
coalition.
Wendell
March 28 in its decision in the Electric Bond
on
said
28 passed
March 10 of
on
and
term, the Supreme Court upheld the government six to,
and
The chief action of the House
The
new
partially respon¬
case
Mr.
could be conducted.
recession, dissension in the
the Tennessee
Bond
Lilienthal
between
On
plan for
a
districts of exist¬
power
Publication
a
the past month.
tax
re¬
Willkie, President of Commonwealth & Southern, indicated
Administration victory in the Supreme Court's de¬
an
cision
the
AND
the part of Congress to relieve the
on
for the present economic
ranks
and
22.
Dur¬
progressed.
5, Director David E. Lilienthal proposed
correspondence
sible
March
on
of the TVA
resolution providing
a
ing private electric facilities.
Nation
col¬
"contumacy" and
joint congressional investigation into the TVA.
a
the
his
ing the month negotiations for the sale of Commonwealth &
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards 3c Smith. 1 Drapers' Gardens, B.C.
J
to
as
against
President
the
sulted in the passage by Congress of
Record is $10.00
Single copies are sold at
extra
Morgan
from
based
he
Meanwhile, agitation for
$20 in other foreign countries.
The subscription price to the Bank and
Quotation
declining to inform the President
which
on
dismissed
$18 50 in South
Mexico and Cuba, and
Argentina). Spain.
(except
After
grounds
$15 per annum within the United States
are
Possessions and Territories; $16.50 in Canada-
NO. 4
when he called the directors before him during the
versy
Quotation Record
and
1938
Another change in monetary policy was made
during the
month
when
would
buy
on
no
further notice.
March 27 the Treasury
more
The
announced
that it
silver from Mexico after April 1 until
move
was
regarded
in Washington as
MONTHLY
2
Gbverhment in raising of import duties
acts of the Mexican
expropriation of American oil properties.
and the
On two
v
March 28 and 29; the Treasury lowered the
successive days,
silver a cent, reducing the price
price it pays for foreign
45c. to 43c. per
from
.United States against recent
of retaliation by the
measure
a
ounce.
? '
j
;
,
,
charges
of
empowers
demanding. the basis of charges made by TVA Chairman Arthur
associates, Mr. Roosevelt said the TVA Act expressly
him to create an investigating agency to obtain them.
President gave Dr. Morgan until 1:30 p. m. on
Roosevelt,
in
unexpected
an
announcement
early in the morning of March 31, declared that he
has "no inclination to be a dictator" and that he lacks "the
dictator."
Newspaper men, many of them summoned from their beds
by White House attaches who accompanied the President
qualifications which would make me a successful
on
of
a
Ga., were handed copies
his vacation at Warm Springs,
unidentified
Roosevelt had written to an
letter Mr.
fears that passage of the Govern¬
friend who had expressed
reorganization bill might lead to a dictatorship.
ment
The
reply warmly defended the reorganization
President in his
background
too much knowledge of existing dictatorships to make
desire any similar form of government in the United
and said that he had too much historical
measure,
and
him
States. '7:K
X
'
President said, why
the reorganization bill should be approved by Congress in
the form in which it passed the Senate.
One of these, he
continued, is the fact that a Congressional resolution cannot
There
0*
repeal
are
two important reasons, the
Executive action taken in pursuance of a law,
second "is the very remote possibility that some
an
while the
support of his charges
March 21 either to submit evidence in
stand
ordered
colleagues
Dr.
Morgan
the
White House, and Mr.
Morgan to
retract charges against
at
conferred
again
Roosevelt
his
On March 21 the three
of "contumacy."
guilty
Directors
Dr.
face suspension
or
-
-
--v
-
.
On March 30 the House adopted
March
.
theSenate
by
on
amendments.
On
Senate accepted the House amendments, and
March 31 the
creates
resolution
several
added
House
the
the President for his approval.
the legislation was sent to
The
"
-
voice vote the reso¬
a
passed
resolution
Barkley
25,
by
for an investigation into the TVA; in approv¬
lution calling
the
In reply,
removal.
or
the removal power, and said that
challenged
he would not resign.
ing
TVA Directors, on
conference with
the
of
close
the
March 18, the
or
issued
which we quote, added:
Morgan against his
E.
Historical Background
President
United Press
TVA directorate.
the
on
accounts from Washington, from
Flatly
investigate j;he
to create a special agency to
powers
basis
At
Be "Dictator**—Let¬
Friend Says He Lacks Qualifications and Has Too Good
to
tive
,
President Roosevelt Disavows Any Intention to
ter
REVTEW
special
a
joint congressional com¬
mittee to conduct the
inquiry.
The join& congressional com¬
consist
of five
Senators to be appointed by
would
mittee
Vice-President Garner and five Representatives
*
by the Speaker of the House.
Roosevelt
President
Message to
in
to be named
*•
Transmits Six-Year
Congress
Water Resources as Em¬
Report of National Resources Committee
v
Program for Conservation of Nation's
bodied in
In
Congress, on March 10, President Roose¬
message to
a
report of the National Resources Com¬
legislative situation might possibly arise in the future where
mittee, which recommends a six-year construction and in¬
the President would feel obligated to veto a joint Congres¬
vestigation program "for the utilization and conservation
sional resolution and probably require a two-thirds vote to
of the Nation's water resources and a unified policy of
transmitted
velt
a
.
override his veto."
.
•
■
1
*„
■
.
control
water
Small Business—Secretary
President Roosevelt Acts to Aid Large and
Morgenthau Heads Committee to Study Question
Short-Term Credit
of Long-and
Congress
Roosevelt in the furtherance of
financial aid for business, large and small, was made known
on March 24 by Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau at
Action taken by President
conference.
Before leaving Washington, on
22, for a brief vacation at Warm Springs, Ga., the
President, according to Secretary Morgenthau, asked the
latter to head a committee to study and report on the ques¬
his
press
March
bandry of
Exchange
owing to the business and legislative uncertainty,
months
reported turned over to the committee by the President.
On March 24 Mr. Morgenthau was quoted as saying:
were
The President asked
email
business
received
had
business
left he gave me every suggestion which he
There will be other meetings.
It is
a
very
im¬
of long- and short-term credit.
constructive.
/
portant matter involving the whole question
will
We
try to work out something
to
Congress,
Morgan Removed by President Roosevelt as TVA Chairman
—Inquiry
on
TVA Voted by Congress
President Roosevelt announced on March 22 that he had
removed Dr. Arthur E. Morgan from his office as Chairman
7:1
and member of the Board of the Tennessee
and
the
at
that he had
announced
time
same
Valley Authority,
Harcourt
A.
Chairman.
as
along with
Morgan,
appointed
of his personal investigation
sent the record
of the controversy among the
Directors, together with an opinion by Solicitor Gen¬
TVA
Robert H. Jackson,
eral
(March 23) the President,
The following day
special message to Congress,
a
Dr.
remove
object
to
a
The President said that he does not
Morgan.
"fair"
upholding the. President's right to
legislative
inquiry
into
TVA, and
the
is
of Congress to undertake at
may
President
duty to take
that the laws be faithfully executed.
care
President Roosevelt
on
time any fair
Congress
any
its policies which
sought
settle internal
to
the directorate of the TVA at
a
conference
of
at the White House with Chairman Arthur E.
dissension
March 1
Morgan and
Harcourt A, Morgan and David E. Lilienthal, the other two
directors.Dr.
Arthur Morgan had
charged that the other
two members of the TVA Board had
hampered the operation
of the Authority.
•
ment
The two other members issued a state-
asking for Dr.
Morgan's
resignation
satisfied with the conduct of the Board's
further
conference,
on
March
18,
with
if
he was not
majority.
TVA
At his
the Water
control,
development of
the
and
conservation.
soil
v
as
for
that
in
tribute
Roosevelt,
preserving
ing
the
in
and
developing
that
gram
built up
The need
4.
lands,
The
private
need
well
as
Methods
5.
lands
that
con¬
now
regrowth, that
alarm¬
an
become tax-delinquent,
had
of it is forming a
"much
no-man's land."
new
His five-point pro¬
^
forest
timber
that
insure
to
be conducted
forest
private
and
private
Other
lands
and
effectiveness of present activities in protecting
lands from fire, insects and diseases, and ot
efforts between the Federal Government and the States.
measures,
Federal and State, which may be necessary and
and
advisable
public
The message pointed out
forest
area
neglect,
worthless
adequacy
cooperative
as
on
forest products, cropping operations
cut-over
included:
The
public
of
through
almost
but
our
conducive to maximum
amount
may
Congress
to
message
a
privately-owned
96% of all
not
were
2.
President Roosevelt-
Baiss of Congressional Action in 1939
forest lands in the United States.
1.
power
'
as
cropping
on
continuous operations,
privately-owned
forest
lands
with the productivity of the
against future requirements.
for extension of Federal, State and community ownership
;7\'.
and of planned public management of them.
for
as
and
such'
regulatory
controls
as
will
adequately
protect
the broad public interests in all forest lands.
possibilities of employment in forestiry work and private
public forest lands, and possibillities of liquidating such expenditures
be involved.
are
or
In
his message the President
tion
may
for
immediate
h
of
study
said"I make this
our
forest
problem
sugges¬
by
the
Congress in the belief that definite action should be taken
by the Congress in 1939."
r
V.'V'/''OK'At
President Signs Bill Broadening Powers of Federal Trade Commission
Following Adoption
by Congress of Measure Relating to False
Advertising of Foods, Drugs and Cosmetics
-
On March 21 President Roosevelt signed the bill designed
directors, ;to widen the power of the Federal Trade Commission
President Roosevelt suggested that he might use his execu¬
on
five-point program designed to develop legislation in
a
and
on
confer
14, urged study by a joint congressional committee
March
But I cannot in the meantime abdicate my constitu¬
deem advisable.
tional
or
flood
and
Study Urged
3.
clearly the right
In that message the President
Five-Point Survey of Forest Lands Asked by
of
It
of
resources
added:
inquiry into the administration of the TVA
"in accordance with my
resolution which proposed to
a
vention
of the two other Directors,
one
President,
the
said
of Aug. 13, 1937, in returning without my approval
Department authority to develop national plansi for the pre¬
and
Dr.
the systematic hus¬
approach to
an
natural resources, on a democratic regional
Senate Joint Resolution 57."
1939
Dr. A. E.
illustrate
our
national plan for the conserva¬
the question and report back to him.
to study
us
time.
some
to meet to consider loans to industry, including
reference for
of
water resources" was presented
subject, including those made officially by the small
He asked
men.
take
It will
this
on
us
Before he
men.
frame
The "comprehensive
basis."
vetoed
and
a
tion and development of our
Commission made in connection with
securities flotations, which have fallen off sharply in recent
ities
to industry.
loans
present
they
before
they
cause
message
of
in his
President,
The
"careful study of these documents by the
legislative programs affecting water conservation and be¬
Suggestions resulting from the
small business men's conference and studies which the Secur¬
tion
development."
and
<
urges
message,
unfair
methods
of
over
competition by increasing its authority
MONTHLY
April, 1938]
to
unfair
cover
action
is
amendment
an
and
is
advertising
metics.
the
of California, the bill
Federal
Commission
the
to
designed to give
of
food,
drugs,
The bill passed
House
■
therapeutic
the Senate
measure
sent
was
and
devices
the conference report was "agreed to by the House on
and
by the Senate
March 14.
on
In the Senate,
Senator Copeland of New York in
Trade
Commission
Act
from
results to be obtained."
the
26;
Feb. 14
loans,
passed in 1914."
■
■
...
■
.
.
made known
Feb. 23.
ending June 30.
year
passed by the House
was
The
In the conference report
bill
before the Senate
on
"Amendment
As
28, disagreement
noted
was
The bill amending the Act of Feb. 11,
as
United States—Repayment Proposed
Without Interest
Congress of the proposal by Hungary'
asked by President Roosevelt in a message on
proposal
ago
to
by John Pelenyi, Hungarian Minister to this Country.
The President in his message
835.61,
The Senate added an amendment
by Senator Lewis B. Schwellenbach
(Dem., Wash.), calling for repeal of the Woodrum amendments to the 1937
March 28.
submitted to the State Department
was
month
a
said:
'
The original indebtedness, the principal amount of
Washington, Feb. 23:
which'was^Sl ,685,-
ment made in
Relief
Act
funds
over
On
\<i
No.
which
Feb.
of
28
bearing
a
report
March
on
March 2.
WPA
distribute
must
bearing 3%
Adams
from
recede
to
Woodrum
Colorado
from
amendment.
After
1,
the
Senate
agreed
The conference report, it
to the
House Passes
Having
Means
ration
/ the Corporation.
establish
received
by
annual
was
Feb.
on
the
than
rations
of
to
the
Corporation, and
the newly-enacted
as
passed by the House
28.
The bill
of
Reconstruction
the
Finance
States
all
by
Corporation
"to
and
transfer
right, title and interest in
to
and
to
capital stock" of the Corporation which each of them
on
contracts
to
President
the
for
tax
on
on
on
no
of the
capital
more
closely
,
Tentatively,
on
held
stock
House
the
than
kill
year.
March
11 passed
the bill
March
on
or
family
on
a
20%
organizations.
corporate
tellers' ballot of
a
11
refused to
a
The
eliminate the undistributed
flat levy of 12%%
capital gains,
on
increase in the levy on hard liquor.
an
roll call
provision imposing
'
•
As to the House's action, March 11, United Press accounts
from
Washington said:
Before
held
his
a
eliminate the tax from the bill.
to
profits tax, impose
or
is
gains tax
closely held corporations
March 9, the House,
the
now
corpo¬
on
their
and
assets retained
on
16%
less, but
or
most corporations
on
$75,000
modification
a
180 to 124, voted
Clearance Projects
presented
reported
as
20% surtax
a
and 1
the House
of 294 to 98, and sent the bill to the Senate.
the
(1)
first
and
above
are
basket"), the House
a vote
tax
President ,Rooseoelt Authorises Initial Housing Contracts
Providing
The
bill
The
20% tax
a
vote of 233 to 153 to re-insert the
wj
Slum
incomes
defeating the 20%
holds.
for
Ways
measure,
Before passing the bill the House declined by a
new
Secretary of Agriculture,
Credit Administration
Com¬
Committee
House
revision
tax
of $25,000;
excess
applies to gains
("third
to
Feb. 15 and by the Senate
on
directs the
Farm
The
it
After
authorizes
measure
if
closely held,
$100,000,000, the Sec-
appropriation out of Treasury funds.
Governor
United
less
the
of
report
the
undistributed profits tax;
Commodity Credit Corpo¬
determining the net worth"
contribution
a
enable such payment
law
as
the
on
March 3 with debate.
on
with incomes .in
of the Treasury is to restore the amount of the
retary
impairment
an
signed
appraisal
an
In the event that the appraisal shall
;
the net worth
Bill—Senate Finance
corporations with incomes of $25,000 a year
March 8 calls for
"for the purpose of
Revision
contained provisions for an income tax <>f 12%% to
modity Credit Corporation to $100,000,000
of the assets and liabilities of the
Tax
Committee
proceeded
on
to the
repay
pletes Revision of Bill
*
One of the bills recently passed by Congress and
per
the President in his message"
says
Hungarian Government is to
a
President Signs Bill Passed by Congress to Restore Capital of Com¬
by President Roosevelt
of the latter date, by agree¬
ment of interest thereon."
denying relief funds to aliens who had
citizenship papers.
as
United States the whole of the relief loan, but without pay¬
on
is stated, eliminated
simplest terms"
the offer of the
the
report
founded
„
Tn its
the
"Amendment
was
for the first 10 years and thereafter at the rate of 334%
~
•
*
annum.
Senator
434% per annum,
April, 1924, into bonds of Hungary in the aggregate principal
of $1,939,000, maturing serially in the succeeding years for 62 years,
amount
available
its
vote of 34 to 9, had agreed to the conference
House amendment
not filed
the
agreed
the
on
House, by
that
interest accrued thereon from May, 1920, to December, 1923,
was
at the rate of
period.
motion
on
2,"
provides
12-month
a
the
Senate
o
Con¬
of
11, 1937, and signed by President Roosevelt
day.
same
created
was
passed by both branches
was
The
explained in United Press advices from
was
which
Feb.
on
Corpo¬
was
2"—dealing with the so-called Woodrum
No.
amendment.
Feb.
the
to
for the settlement of the latters debt to the United States
the bill, which came
on
Corporation,
$9,011,010, had been authorized by the.
Consideration by
Feb. 16 and by the Senate on
on
Finance
The Disaster Loan Corporation
bill
a
the
help in financing Works Progress Administration relief
projects during the fiscal
on
President Roosevelt in Message to Congress Urges that Consideration
Be Given to Hungary*s Proposal for Settlement of Its Debt to
had signed the deficiency appropriation bill of $250,000,000
to
was
House
the
approved May 28, 1937.
was
March 2 that President Roosevelt
on
bill
The
by
1937, making it applicable also to floods occurring in 1936,
$250,000,000 for WPA Relief Projects
was
1938.
in
16 and
.
President Roosevelt Signs Deficiency Appropriation Bill of
It
Feb.
on
1937, Mr. Jones reported that 7,525 separate
aggregating
the
on
■'
disasters
to
Senate
Reconstruction
Corporation.
gress
■
the
ration during
foods and drugs that has prevailed since the Federal Trade
'
apply
with respect to the operations of the Disaster Loan
Federal
under
was
it
the
bill extending
a
of the Disaster Loan Corporation so
In a letter addressed by Jesse H. Jones, Chair¬
of
man
"It will," he said, "serve merely to
i
,
Chairman of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee,
perpetuate the same ineffective control procedure as regards
Commission Act
by
Fetfy 18.
practical
of
standpoint
make
passed
opposing the bill stated
that it makes "no appreciable change in the existing
to
as
March 14,
on
President Roosevelt signed
the lending authority
cos¬
Jan.
on
'
ity of Disaster Loan Corporation
On March 3
Jan. 12 of this
on
conference
to
Act,
false
over
signed by
was
Feb. 3, this year.
on
President Signs Bill Passed by Congress Extending Lending Author¬
March 29, 1937, while
on
passed it in amended form
The
year.
Trade
effective control
more
(the Wagner-Steagall Act)
President Roosevelt
of Montana
(Democrat)
(Democrat)
Representative Lea
embodying amendments to the United States Hous¬
ing Act of 1937
March 14.
on
Sponsored by Senator Wheeler
and
A bill
Congress completed
deceptive practices.
or
the bill
on
3
REVIEW
final
passage,
;
-
the House reaffirmed:
Elimination of the eo-called third basket
tax
on
corporations.
income
\
:
of
.
■
closely
■.
(2) Increase of the liquor tax from $2 to $2.25 a gallon, designed to
up for revenue lost by elimination of the third basket levy, v
y.
Provision adding 6c. to the present 3%c.-per-pound excise tax on
approval by Nathan Straus, United States Housing Au¬
thority, providing for low-rent housing and slum-clearance
make
projects w£re signed by President Roosevelt
imports of pork and pork products.,
on
March
.
(3)
17.
(4) Publication of corporate incomes of
The
projects are in Austin, Tex.; Charleston, S. C.; New
Orleans, La.; Syracuse, N. Y., and Youngstown, Ohio.
On
March 9 Mr.
Straus earmarked
a
housing projects up to the
of
'
entire
of
amount
$500,000,000
provided
in
the
Wagner-
Steagall Act, which was signed by President Roosevelt last
September.
With the earmarking of the funds
on
March 9,
Mr. Straus said "the size of several projects and the amount
of
the loans
approval will
action."
y
be submitted
to
be
materially
shortly to the President for
increased
by
reason
of
this
tax
8% to 11% plus undistributed profits taxes of from 7% to 27%.
earning more than $25,000 would pay an undistributed
Corporations
profits tax of 20%.
to the
$300,-
distributed.
on
begun
committee
tax
topi rate to a minimum of 16% if all earnings
on
was
on
were
^
^
Hearings
were
the bill
by the Senate
Finance
March 17, and revision of
completed
on
March 31.
the
Committee
bill
by the
The Senate Finance
March 24 eliminated the undistributed
profits
principle from the bill and modified the capital gains
000,000 that could legally be paid out in the next 22 months,
the Housing Authority had allocated $168,445,000
up
to
voted
a
March ,9, it was reported.
tions
for
They would get credits of 4% of dividends distributed
which would reduce the
Committee
■
On the original basis of limiting earmarkings
more than $75,000.
bill, corporations earning less than $25,000 a year would pay
graduated from 12%% to 16%.
At present they pay normal taxes
Under the
i
tax.
In place of the undistributed profits tax the committee
flat
18% tax
corporations
on
corporate net income, with excep¬
earning less than
$25,000
per
year.
4
MONTHLY BEVIEW
The
For the House capital gains
tax it substituted a formula
patterned after a similar tax in the Revenue
Act of 1924, giving options in declaring both long-term
capital gains and long-term capital losses whereby persons;
with comparatively small incomes could receive benefits
greater than those* with large incomes*
On March 25 the
vote
the passage
on
the House on
the bill in
of
March 21 came after that body had rejected by a vote of
of flat rates
to 113
a motion by Representative Church
(Republi¬
of Illinois to recommit the bill to the Committee on
Naval Affairs with instructions to report it back with an
274
can)
1
amendment calling for the? striking out of the provision
gift .authorizing the construction of 105,000 additional tons of
capital ships.
.taxes.::
V
1
V.
The bill was favorably reported by the House Naval
Senate Passes
Government
Reorganisation Bill-—Many Protests
Affairs Committee on March 3 by a vote of 29 to 3.
The
Lodged Against Bill
House concluded' debate on the measure on March 17.
:
The Administration reorganization bill on March 28 was
approved by the Senate by a vote of 49' to 42, shortly after Senate Passes Glass Bill to Widen RFC Lending Powers in Behalf of
Industry—Plea to Extend Same Authority to PWA Rejected
the Senate, by a vote of 48 to 43v had defeated a motion
The Senate passed on April 1 the bill sponsored by Sena¬
sponsored by Senator Walsh to recommit the measure
It
tor Glass, designed to widen the scope of Reconstruction
was estimated that within 48 hours of the time the vote
Finance Corporation loans to business and revive RFC
was taken Senators whose position was doubtful received
committee
eliminated
the
proposed
estate
new
and
flood of telegrams regarding the measure, of which about
95% urged' that it be defeated. The reorganization measure
was sent on March 28 to the House, which last year ap¬
a
proved two reorganization bills
On March 29 the Demo¬
cratic members of the special House Reorganization Com¬
mittee decided
Senate
substitute
to
The
bill.
bills
four
acted
House measures for the
by
upon
the
House
last
part of the four House measures involving
government reorganization plans of the Administration.
They were passed, respectively, on July 27 and Aug. 13.
were
year
From United IPress: advices from Washington, on
we
would
already have? been approved by the
measures
be incorporated
The other
two measures, coinciding with Senate provisions for creation of an Auditor
General's office for post-auditing: expenditures,, still are- pending
The pending House bill would retain the Comptroller General's office,
limiting its powers to pre-auditing.
;
One of the approved House bills is similar to a provision of the Senate's
omnibus measure, authorizing establishment of a new department of public
welfare and consolidation
The
would
other
in
broad bill for action.
a
of various relief and welfare agencies.
give
President
the
six
at
an
tion of a single administrator for the civil service instead of the present
bi-partisan, board';..v;!!!
■■■•v.:-:'-v-v
committee
House
March
30
reported favorably
passed by the
Senate.
House debate began on March 31, after the House
had voted by 202 to 143 to d'ebate the measure under rules
permitting each member to speak for one hour, after Admin¬
the
substitute
four
on
bills
for
the
measure
istration leaders had failed to obtain unanimous consent to
limit
debate to six
The
hours.
outlined
by the Senate
follows in United Press Washington ad¬
as
vices, March 28:-
■'i.V-'-V
Authorize the President
to
reduce,
coordinate and reorganize the various
executive
agencies* with the exception of independent establishments such
the Federal Communications Commission.
Abolish
the
administrator,
the merit
civil
bi-partisan
who
to
would be
cover
!!v'
system.
Abolish
Civil
Service Commission in
authorized to
develop,
favor
of
a
single
expand and revamp
The President also would be authorized to extend the
system.
service
200,000 Federal
workers
not
now
under the merit
v''V,
Executive Department.
Auditor General.
Accounting
A system of post-audit would be established under
an
Create
Federal
welfare
be
a
Provide
,
Department of Welfare into which
a
agencies
member
for
six
of
would
approximately a
be incorporated.
the President's
administrative
The
score
of
department's head
Cabinet.
assistants
the
to
who
would
be authorized to make rules and regulations for their cooperation with the
various*
The Administration's
$1,121,546,000 naval expansion bill,
calling for an increase of approximately 20% in the United
States naval armed forces, was approved by the House of
Representatives on March 21 by a vote of 249 to 100, with¬
important changes in the text as originally pre¬
by spokesmen for President Roosevelt.
The measure immediately went to the Senate, to become the
subject of hearings before the Senate Naval Affairs Com¬
any
sented to Congress
mittee, where it is expected to provoke debate on the Ad¬
ministration's foreign
policy and the vulnerability of battle¬
Stating that the measure author¬
izes a general 20% increase in the Navy's fighting strength
over
treaty limits, including 47 combat vessels and 22
ships to airplane attack.
auxiliaries,
United
21 also had
March
Increases authorized,
.
include:.
Press
the
but
accounts from Washington
following to say, in part:
for
which
' v!,w'"
Three
on
appropriations must still be made,
v•.!'!'■•
...
battleships, which, with the four ordered constructed or
appropriated for in the 1939 naval supply bill, will give the United States
18 modern, under-age dreadnaughts.
new
Two aircraft
carriers,
making
a
total of eight.
Eight additional cruisers, making a total of 47.
Twenty-five more destroyers, making a total of 147.
Nine more submarines, to bring total strength to 58i
The
marine
the
amendment
sought
in
22
auxiliary vessels will include five destroyer tenders, three sub¬
tenders, four large seaplane tenders, seven small seaplane tenders,
and three
repair ships.
addition* the measure authorizes 960 airplanes and specifies that the
Navy's minimum air strength shall be 3,000 first-line planes.
It also
authorizes construction of a dirigible and earmarks $30,000,000 for experi¬
mentation with deadly torpedo boats—commonly referred to as "suicide
In
ships"—and' airplane engines and munitions.
in
Senate
the
to
restore
to
on
March
27.
Corporation made
the
Corporation
legislation.
newly-introduced
the
the
right
Defense Appropriation Bill Totaling $1,000,000,000 Pushed Through
Congress—-House Passes $448,116,280 War Department Bill and
Senate Approves $549,227,842 Navy Department Measure
measures
carrying
a
total of approximately
Si ,000,000,000 for the Army and Navy during the fiscal year
ending June 30 1939 were pushed toward enactment in Con¬
gress this week.
The House on March 29 passed and sent
to the Senate the
largest War Department Appropriation Bill
since 1929, with a total of $448,116,280, or $32,853,130 more
than allotted last year and $5,222,551 less than the Ad¬
ministration asked.
The Senate on March 30 passed the
Navy Department Appropriation bill as it
came from committee.
The Naval Appropriation Bill was
passed by the House on Jan. 21.
$549,227,842
House Passes Bill Liberalizing Provisions of Compensation Benefits
for Widows and Children of World War Veterans—Would Pro¬
vide Pensions for 5,000
The House
on
Additional Widows
March 21 passed the Rankin bill liberaliz¬
ing the provisions of the existing law governing death com¬
pensation benefits for widows and children of World War
There
veterans.
record vote on the bill, passage
of
action on the Gasque pen¬
provide pensions for more
The Rankin bill would grant Federal
was no
which was hastened to postpone
sion bill, designed, it is said, to
than 175,009 widows.
pensions to approximately 5,000 additional widows of World
weterans
and their
United
families.
from Washington on March 21,
on that date, said:
Press
advices
referring to the House action
The Rankin bill makes three important changes in the present law:
Reduces from 20% to 10% the amount of disability the veteran incurred
in the service before hie family alter hie death is. entitled to a pension.
Scraps the provision that
Eliminates the
her claim-to
a
departments and- agencies of government.
House Passes 20% Naval Expansion Bill—Measure Goes to Senate
out
introduced
was
date Chairman Jones of the
same
1931, could' not claim
President,
Mr. Ickes
public a letter addressed to Senator Glass, on March 21,
stating that he was authorized by the President to request
War
General?
the
Office and the post of Comptroller
General^ transferring their functions to the Director of the Budget in the
would
the RFC
of
major provisions of the bill passed
were
as
"cooperation" between the RFC and" the PWA.
sought an amendment authorizing the PWA to make loans
and grants to States and municipalities.
The bill of Senator Glass to broaden the lending powers
Appropriation
assistants
anonymous
annual salary of $10,000 each, as provided in the Senate measure.!
The second" unpassed bill provides, as does the Senate bill, for substitu¬
The
mitted^ despite a request by Secretary of the Interior Ickes,
Administrator
of the Public Works Administration, for
.
Two of the four substitute
ahd
House
On the
take the* following:
House
March* 29,
to make loans to States and municipalities.
The
Banking Committee approved' the bill on March 30.
The Senate committee, in. approving the bill on March 29,
made no change in the measure as it was originally sub¬
power
a
woman
who married
pension at his death.
stipulation that a widow must
a
veteran after July
1,
a
prove
within three years
pension...
Senate PassesMaloney Bill Providing for Regulation of Over*Counter•
Markets
The Senate
March 31 passed, without a record vote,
the Maloney bill providing for the establishment of a mech¬
anism
of
on
regulation
over-the-counter dealers and
17 by Senator Maloney of
Connecticut, the bill provides for self regulation under the
supervision of the Securities and Exchange Commission!.
Under the bill provision is made for the registration with the
brokers.
SEC
the
of
Introduced
national
among
on
Jan.
associations
over-the-counter
market,
of
brokers
and
dealers
in
with
authority for such
associations, organized on a geographical basis, to draw
up their own rules and1 regulations,
subject to the ap¬
proval of the SEC.
The bill was reported to the Senate
on March 3
by the Senate Banking and; Currency Committee
after it had been amended to exempt transactions of dealers
in Federal, State and municipal securities from
provisions
of the measure.
A bill along the original lines of the Ma¬
loney measure was introduced in the House early in March
by Representative Lea.
^
United States Supreme Court Upholds Registration Clause in Utility
:
v'■='
Holding' Company Act
'
■\S'
The United
States Supreme Court, in a 6-to-l ruling, on
March 28 upheld the constitutionality of the provision in
the Public Utility Holding
Company Act of 1935 requiring
holding companies to register with the Securities and Ex¬
change Commission and subjecting them to penalties if they
failed to do so.
The decision was regarded as a major New
Deal victory, since the case, which was brought on
appeal
by the Electric Bond & Share Co., was considered one of
the most important to be ruled
upon by the Supreme Court
during the present session.
>
The
5
MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1938]
opinion was rendered by Chief*
Justice McReynolds cast a negative vote,
but did not deliver a separate opinion.
Justices Cardozo
and Reed did not vote.
After discussing the Congressional'
Court's
Supreme
Justice Hughes.
with Justice Benjamin N. Oardozo taking no part
in ^consideration of the
case.
The tax has been continued by New York State, with the
State govern¬
ment now appropriating two-thirds of the proceeds.
The original tax was
levied by the city under general authority granted by the State.
A 16-page decision written
purposes of the law, to protect investors and consumers!
by Justice'Stanley E. Reed upheld the im¬
who might be "affected adversely" by ^operation Of public1 position of the special tax upon utilities as a Whole, declaring that this was
utility holding
a
Chief Justice Hughes said:
concerns,
Without attempting to state the limits of/ permissible
regulation in the;
execution of this declared policy, we have no reason <to doubt that from;
these defendants, with their highly important relation to interstate oom-i
merce and the national economy, 'Congress was entitled to demand the ■■
fullest information as to ^organization,
financial structure and all the
activities which could have any bearing upon the exercise of Congressional
authority.
The regulation found in Section 5-B goes no further than to
require this information and We are of the. opinion that its validity must'
be
sustained.
The
valid classification.
discrimination
or other
justified, -the
based
Court
court
was
unconstitutional
general
A tax on gross income was also
holding that taxation of net income "is mot a com¬
.....
It added that "taxes are
.
repeatedly imposed
regard to responsibility for the creation
class without
on a group or
relief of -the condition to be
or
remedied."
United
the stipulation of facts
upon
The decision denied that there
between the transit corporations and business in
pulsory methodi
Statee Court
Declines to Review Ruling of Lower Court
Holding Unconstitutional Kerr'Smith Tobacco Act
...
findings of the District
as
utilities within the classification.
On March 28 the United States Supreme
Court declined
ruling of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
holding unconstitutional the Kerr-Smith Act to regulate the
Chief Justice Hughes, it is stated, rejected the request
of the Electric Bond & Share Co. that the constitutionality, production of tobacco; the ruling also called for the refunding
of $607 in taxes paid by an individual grower under the Act.
of the Act be determined at this time.
As to the Court's
United Press advices March 28 from Washington said:
conclusions, the United Press advices from Washington,
leave
in
no
to interfere in
the
of
Court
other
firms
than
a
O. H. Smith of Fayette County, Ky., sued on the grounds that the Act
said, in part:
action
holding
transactions
commerce.
March 28,
The
doubt that these defendants are engaged in
for
room
interstate
was
appeared
leave
to
the
under
registration
The law later
unconstitutional.
was
repealed by Congress.
utility
The Government contested the award of the Circuit Court and asked the
Act.
A considerable,
Supreme Court to review. The high tribunal, without stating its reasons,
anticipation that the, refused to consider the case.
alternative
no
of the industry has already registered in
constitutionality of the provision. would be upheld.
The principal point of
contention was whether
section
to
...
A total of about $2,000,000
was
paid in taxes under the Kerr Act while
and it was in force. Because of the lack
of'Opinion-in today's case, the dis¬
The
position of the rest of these taxes was not immediately clear.
government contended that they were separable^ and that the' registration t
Enacted in June, 1934, the'Kerr Act was repealed in 1936 immediately
provision in itself constituted a valid regulation in as much as it would
after the
penalty
provisions
throw
of
the
from
registration
other provisions.
Act's
Supreme Court invalidated the
valuable
structures
separable
were
the
(Publicity
intricate
on
holding companies.
dealings
financial
and
corporate
program.
The
-Electric Bond & Share attorneys, however, charged that the government,
by
confining
of
the
clause
York
was
The
of
Court,
.
"We
.
need
said,
not
furnish
a
tional the AAA.
issue
New Concepte of Federal and State Taxing Powers Drawn by United
States Supreme Court Decisions—■Tribunal Upholds Federal
.
fully
where
the
Both
these
by both
the southern
tribunals
held
Taxes
and
the
that
originated,
case
thet
utility companies which refuse to regis-,
on
"does
not
determine
now
have continuous and
denied
be
transgress
pro-!
constitutional
any
extensive
the
to
precise
power
extent
these
It is enough
defendants
that they do '
operations in that commerce, and Congress ;
the
demand
to
information
which
would;
correction
or
control,
and
to
appear
determine what
Congress is entitled to
consider and
regulation
to
essential
is
estimate whatever
or
evils
to
Investigate Motor Industry
eral Trade Commission "to investigate the
policies employed '
by manufacturers in distributing motor vehicles, accessories
and parts, and
the policies of dealers in selling motor
as
extent
The
of
these policies affect the public inter¬
concentration
distribution
injurious
The
retail,
The purpose of the
warehousing,
and
ments
when
moved
it
overruled
long-established
two previous decisions and re¬
restrictions on the authorizations
State and Federal Governments
strumentalities.
In
both
investigation is to determine:
of
and sale,
control
or
monopoly in
the extent,
and
methods employed.
to
which
any
if
from oil and gas lands leased from
Court ruled that it
of the
law
was
a
State.
dealing with
The majority
intended to
meet
implies the
a
a
to destroy."
power
United Statee Supreme Court Denies Review of Constitutionality
of Kansas Public Utilities Act—Other Rulings by High Tribunal
United States Supreme Court on March 14 refused
a Kansas State Supreme Court decision that the
Kansas Public Utilities Act is constitutional when inter¬
The
to review
v rupted to allow a municipal utility to invade a distant
territory in competition with a privately-owned utility
any,
as
to
unfair
already operating in the
cate of
of the anti-trust laws are being violated
on
each other's in¬
cases
manufacturing,'
'
Senate passed the resolution
to tax
the Court held, by a 5-to-2
vote, that the Federal Government can tax income derived
that "the power to tax
On March 21 the House passed a resolution of Representa¬
tive Withrow (Progressive) of Wisconsin directing the Fed¬
extent
State
Supreme Court on March 7 further
clarified the taxing powers of the State and Federal Govern¬
"unique pro¬
special case."
The
minority contended that the decision destroyed concepts of
the taxing power which have prevailed since the decision of
Chief Justice Marshall in 1919, in the case of McCullough
v. Maryland, in which the State was
prohibited from tax¬
ing a Federal bank in Baltimore, and in which he said
to need supervision,
Congress Pastes Resolution Calling upon Federal Trade Commission
vehicles at
a
States
of the
appropriate in the national
or
necessary
exist."
The
Oil Land Leased from
vision
guide to the regulation
"Regulation is addressed to practices which
est."
on
United
The
of
what
interstate commerce.
in
interest.
suitable,
.
Jan. 6, 1936 declared unconstitu¬
on
.
actually engaged
cannot
••
Supreme Court
the "registration
that
separable and valid.
was
Hughes
evading the
was
denied
upheld
were
Appeals.
imposition of penalties
Justice
vision."
are
District
clause,
They
regulation.
contentions
Court
registration clause
ter,
valid
a
Federal
District
registration
constitutionality.
government's
Second
the
to
case
basic
itself
in
The
New
the
Act's
Agricultural Adjustment Act
„•
v
March 31.
denied
was
from
without obtaining a certifi¬
The Kansas Gas & Electric Co.
area
public convenience.
a
review when the Court dismissed its appeal
the decision of the lower tribunal
holding the State
Utilities Act constitutional.
Wagner National Labor Relations Act Applicable to Companies(
Doing Less Than Half Business in Interstate Commerce, Supreme
Court Decides in Santa Cruz Fruit Packing Case—-Court Also
Rules in Favor of Negro Alliance in Case Involving
The National
Picketing
Labor Relations Act is applicable to the
Santa Cruz Fruit Packing Co. of Oakland, Cal., which ships
less than 40% of its products into inter-State commerce,
Recent Assumption
by Hugh R.
Wilson of Post of United States
Ambassador to Germany
Hugh R. Wilson, who was named to succeed William E.
Dodd, resigned, as United States Ambassador to Germany,
presented his credentials to Chancellor Adolf Hitler at
Berlin
on
March
3.
Mr.
Wilson,
who
was
formerly
according to a ruling March 28 by the United States Supreme5 Assistant Secretary of State, was named to his new post by
Court, delivered by Chief Justice Hughes, which sustained a
President Roosevelt in January.
The resignation of Mr.
decision by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals holding the
Dodd, effective in January, was tendered in December.
company subject to the law guaranteeing collective bargain¬
Senate Confirms Nomination of Ernest G. Draper as Member of
ing to employees, and prohibiting unfair labor practices.
Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System
The Supreme Court also
ruled on March 28 that there was
justification for excluding disputes arising from "dis¬
crimination in terms and conditions of employment based
upon differences of race or color" from terms of the NorrisLa Guardia Act limiting injunctions in labor disputes.
Justice Roberts (said the Associated Press) delivered the
decision which reversed that of the Court of Appeals for the
District of Columbia, enjoining members of the New Negro
Alliance from picketing stores of the Sanitary Grocery
Company in Washington.
Justices Butler and McReynolds dissented from the views
of their colleagues in the labor and racial disputes.
no
United States Supreme Court Holds Valid New York 3% Unemploy¬
ment Relief Tax on Utilities
The United States Supreme
Court on March 28 upheld
of utilities imposed by
relief.
In outlining the
ruling, a Washington dispatch of March 28 to the New York
"Herald Tribune" said in part:
the 3% tax on the gross income
New York City for unemployment
.
Efforts of the New York Rapid
and Queens
Transit Corporation and the Brooklyn
Transit Corporation to recover $2,000,000 paid from January,
6
1035, through June, 1936, were defeated by the Court's unanimous decision,
The nomination
of Ernest G.
Draper to be
a
member of
the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System was
confirmed by the Senate on March 23.
Mr. Draper succeeds
Joseph
A.
Broderick,
who
resigned.
Previously,
on
March 22, the nomination of Mr. Draper was approved by
the Senate Banking Committee.
He will serve the unex¬
pired portion of the term of 14 years from Feb.
The nomination of Mr.
Draper
President Roosevelt
1, 1936.
March 11.
on
was
sent to the Senate by
Railroads Granted 5% Net Freight Increase by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission
the
railroads
nominal
on
March 8 granted
10%
increase in freight rates.
After excluding certain commodities from the general in¬
crease and allowing for a stipulated deduction of a former
a
rate rise, the new net over-all rise is estimated at 5%.
This, it is estimated, will produce approximately $187,000,000 additional freight revenues. The railroads requested
a flat 15% increase.
The Commission postponed action to a later date on the
Eastern carriers' request for an increase in passenger rates,
from 2c. to 2.5c. a mile.
6
'
?:i1;
EEYIEW
MONTHLY
jV.'t;
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Reciprocal Trade Agreement*
u
Seventeenth of the series of reciprocal
disbelief, however, regarding the assumption that the United
^
trade agreements
States
world
could
encourage
each
nomic
in
effort to stimulate international trade
goodwill.
Hearings on the proposal in Washington
acrimonious at times, and considerable opposition was
other, in
and
were
years
recent
the
remain neutral in the event of
not
another
Both beliefs might be "dangerously conceived
war.
by Secretary of State Cordell
Hull is a pact with Czechoslovakia, to which signatures
were attached on March 7.';
Under this treaty the United
States and Czechoslovakia grant material concessions to
negotiated
misapprehensions," the Ambassador said. ,,He added em¬
phatically that this country would be glad to join and
other nations in
based
program
a peace
on eco¬
limitation of armaments and the sanctity
international commitments.
The advance of the Spanish
of
recovery,
insurgents occasioned a demand for relaxation of the "Neu¬
expressed to any lowering of tariff rates on Czech products
trality" Act bar against Shipmeuts of American munitions
which compete
to
But Mr. Hull
with American manufactures.
through to conclusion, even while dis¬
cussions Were in progress for the proposed pact of a similar
nature with
Great Britain.
The pact with the Prague
regime extends to Czechoslovakia tariff concessions on 63
pushed
the treaty
loyalists in Spain, but Mr. Hull declared on March 18
policy of non-intervention and neutrality would be
continued.
He took occasion on March 21, however, to ex¬
that the
the "sense of horror" felt in the United States with
to
the insurgent airplane bombing of helpless
press
regard
including types of shoes that aroused much oppo¬
A new principle was introduced to cover the prob¬
lem of shoes, as the pact indicates that the lower rates are
civilians.
to
has
items,
.v
sition.
long as imports from Czechoslovakia do
1*4% of the domestic American production. On
the United States reserves the right to increase
apply only
not exceed
any
excess
The Czech concessions bind American cotton and
the tariff.
copper
so
of that country, while duties are
quotas liberalized on many important items,
office machinery, electric refrigerators, automo¬
the free list
on
lowered
or
such
as
biles
and
farm
The pact will become
products.
effective
April 15 and will continue in force for at least one year,
and
v':wW;. -v"i^
indefinitely if not denounced.
Naval Limitation
v
Just about
limitation
States
two
Governments, all pretense
restrictions
tive
after the London treaty of naval
French and United
years
signed by the British,
was
March
that pact were cast aside.,. Late in
signatories of that treaty concluded pro¬
discussions of their naval experts,
which were
the
tracted
found
of the modest qualita¬
even
of
three
Japan
because
necessary
said
was
be
to
building
ships exceeding the limitations of the accord.
There is no
official knowledge of the Japanese program, and it is note¬
worthy that repeated suggestions at Tokio for private diplo¬
matic inquiries were ignored.
In an exchange of notes
published
April 1 the British and United States Govern¬
on
ments announced their decision to invoke the so-called esca¬
lator
took
steps
of
clause
1936
the
treaty,
by this action
and
they
the construction of battleships larger
carrying guns of any suitable caliber.
Government acquiesced in the measure, but
toward
than 35,000 tons and
The
French
that
indicated
limitations
nental
of
not
build
Powers
did
British
between
exceeding
vessels
1936 pact until and
the
European
conversations
are
would
it
the
unless other Conti¬
so.
It
is
and
United
understood
States
that
experts
continuing with a view to determining the new upper
of tonnage beyond which the two countries will not
The State
It is held likely in
in building ships.
41,000 tons will be
go
that
Washington
the
new
maximum.
Japanese authorities made no comments on the British and
American decision, but Tokio reports indicated much bewil¬
there.
derment
'
Indications
the
that
were
foreign
American Foreign Policy
aspects
events
States is receiving
of the United
policy
the most careful study at
Washington, but some important
of that policy still remain obscure.
The rushing
in Europe, and especially the German march into
Austria, heightened greatly the general interest in our for¬
With regard to the German conquest, Secre¬
eign policy.
of State Cordell Hull indicated on March 19 that a
tary
realistic
would
view
taken.
be
He
issued
a
statement
Germany's acquisition of Austria,
acknowledging the disappearance of the small German
assailing the method of
but
Hull engaged in a longer discus¬
On March 17 Mr.
State.
sion
of
foreign
policy before the National
Press Club in
In this address he sought to further the bill
Washington.
when he declared at his retreat in Warm
Ga., that the scope of the proposal should be
widened to provide an asylum for the oppressed of Spain,
Italy, Russia and other lands, regardless of religious de¬
nomination.
It was indicated, however, that no relaxation
of immigration restrictions is contemplated or intended.
Springs,
Although this suggestion is not likely to improve diplomatic
relations
stinct
tries
American
i
concessions
to
"violators of
international decen-
to those who practice "blind extremism."
Recent
attacks by those who question the strict accuracy of Mr.
Hull's many denials of engagements of one sort or another
with England also were answered, in a manner.
The Secre¬
tary declared categorically that the Administration scrupu¬
lously had followed the traditional policy of avoiding en¬
tangling alliances and involvements with other countries.
But he urged the method of conferences and exchanges of
information with other countries interested in peace, and
cies,"
or
dictatorships,
Switzerland.
in
American
The
idea, according to
State
a
Department summary of the notes, is that representatives
to the meeting should be named by the governments, but
financing of the oppressed emigrants left to private organ¬
izations within the
interference
respective countries.
Belgium
and
the
In
is
no sense
any
contemplated with the word of existing agen¬
cies dealing with this problem.
Great Britain, France and
their
signified
promptly
almost
Latin-American
all
project sympathetically.
intention
to
cooperate,
likewise
countries
viewed
German authorities expressed
sarcastic pleasure at the prospect of disposing of "crimi¬
nals" and "incorrigible opponents," while Italy indicated
opposition to the suggestion.
An
the
European diplomatic tangle
disturbing element
into Austria
of
;
European Appeaeement
■
Into
her
on
new
and highly
the Brenner Pass and along
and
Hungarian borders.
believe that England and France
these
a
introduced when Germany marched
was
March 11 and 12 and stationed the troops
on
enlarged territory
the Czech
developments,
although
There is
were
a
some
reason
taken by surprise
little
advance
notice
The aim of European appeasement by
possibly was given.
negotiation certainly was set back decidedly, although "ap¬
peasement"
of
The
forward.
the
larger
entire
nations
through
force
was
set
affair
promises to echo in European
diplomatic conversations and arrangements for a long time
to come, and in the meanwhile much apprehension exists
the
to
as
next
and his Nazis
country
against
which
Chancellor
Hitler
apt to strike.
It is held almost inevitable
that Czechoslovakia will be the next victim, as that central
are
European country stands in the way of Herr Hitler's desire
expand the German Reich eastward and contains some
3,500,000 Germans in any event.
The steps that Premier
Mussolini may possibly take also are arousing speculation
to
and
degree of uncertainty, although it is the general im¬
a
of his
of force that tends
to bring in its wake international anarchy and a relapse
into barbarism.
He made it plain that there will be no
every humanitarian in¬
Moreover, virtually all the coun¬
promptly signified their whole-hearted
approached
short
Mr. Hull bitterly denounced the doctrine
the
approval, and a formal international movement is assured.
So heartening was the response that the State Department
found it possible to suggest, on March 29, that the first
meeting of the committed should take place soon, preferably
pression
ments
with
applauds the idea.
for naval
expansion by expressing the view that anything
of the proposed increase of American naval arma¬
would lay our country open to unpredictable hazards.
President
political, refugees.
of
day,
lowing
by
i/';
afforded in various ways during March
Germany
from
sumably
Roosevelt gave added force to the proclamation on the fol¬
to
,V
Department made known on March 24 that it
proposed to nine European countries and to all in the
Western Hemisphere the establishment of a special com¬
mittee to facilitate the emigration from Austria and pre¬
limit
for the present
-Jv,: •';/■;
Political Refugee»
that the Italian
insurgents,
being.
The
view
making
British
of the
further
the
French
and
forays
unlikely
for
the
time
Governments took
a
realistic
European situation and acknowledged
conquest of the small Germanic neighboring
Chamberlain's
In England the question of following
or
Mr. Eden's
idealism was
realism
under public debate at the start of the month.
some
resources
central
State late in March.
Mr.
strained
':s!-:
German
the
dictator
country in taking Ethiopia and helping the Spanish
demonstrations
There
against the Prime Minister,
were
but the
country as a whole appears to settle quickly into line
Mr. Chamberlain.
Negotiations with Italy for a pact
settling all outstanding problems of the two countries were
pushed rapidly, and by the end of March it was reported
with
procedure along parallel lines where the problems are alike.
that signatures to a new treaty might be attached by or on
Easter Day.
These discussions covered not only the ques¬
Isolation is not the answer, according to Mr.
tion of Ethiopia, the
that
if may be a fruitful
This declaration
declaration
of
was
source
followed
American
views
Hull, who held
of insecurity.
on
March
to
the
18
by
a
British
public
people,
through
our
declared
inaccurate the impression prevailing in some quar¬
Kennedy.
In a
speech before the Pilgrims Club, of London, Mr. Kennedy
new
Ambassador,
ters that the United
stances
short
of
an
Joseph
P.
States would not fight in any circum¬
actual
invasion.
He
also
expressed
Mediterranean, and propaganda cam¬
paigns, but also that of the Italian "volunteers" in Spain,
it
of
seems.
course,
overcome,
any
The German expansion introduced new elements,
but the uncertainty of that change quickly was
and the conversations continued with little if
interruption.
There
were
also
some
discussions with
Germany, at the start of March, but these apparently
were
broken off when the Hitlerites marched into Austria.
Inti¬
mations were given in
London that the problem of colonies
MONTHLY ^REVIEW
April, 1938]
would
with
discussed
be
not
tbe
Reich,
but
the question
whether Great Britain may
asked elsewhere
was
acquiesced in the German move at the price of a
not have
German
for the time being the demand for a
the colonies taken from the Reich by England
decision not to press
of
return
as
Vi^ws of the British Cabinet on the European events
were placed before the House of Commons, March 24,
by
<
Prime
Neville
Minister
Chamberlain.
Although the
state¬
eagerly awaited, it contaiq^d
no
surprises.
He made it clear that his policy of hard
realism, which forced out Captain Anthony Eden, would
prevail.
And in the meantime, British rearmament will be
speeded still more.
The British attitude with regard to
Czechoslovakia formed the key point of the statement, and
the
Prime
Minister
stated flatly that prior guarantees
could not be extended.
He made it clear that the Cabinet
ment
foreign policy was
on
the question of military action to
had reviewed fully
back
French measures insuring Czech independence and
leadership in a direct assur¬
of its own.
But either course might have involved war
up any
also had considered taking the
ance
could not exer¬
unequivocal commitments,
dangers over which the British Government
discretion
cise
or
control,
and
proceeded to
legal obliga¬
only determinants of the question of
therefore, were ruled out.
Mr. Chamberlain
the war-like countries, however, that
warn
tions
not
are
British
the
willingness
to
fight.
likely to be confined to
of entry, he said.
it soon appeared that a drastic ulti¬
presented to the Austrian Chancellor.
That official decided to submit, and he said farewell to his
If war breaks out, it is not
those who have assumed obliga¬
the British
Belgium if those countries are
He praised the League of Nations
hoped that it might be revivified and made an effective
instrument for the preservation of peace.
The German
annexation of Austria was touched upon briefly, through a
aid
France or
and
been
had
On the following
people in a radio address on March 11.
day German troops marched into Austria, only a few hours
before Herr Hitler reentered his native land and moved
Immense crowds cheered
through it like a conquering hero.
utterance of the German dictator to the echo,
every
outward
and
its
really existed,
thousands
of
internment
the
in
concentration camps
As the German Government was swallowing
attested.
soon
independence.
But dissentients ; by the
as records of wholesale suicides
its
of
pearance
and to
Austria was overjoyed at the disap¬
appearances
thousands
the question was raised everywhere of
small neighbor,
the possible counter-steps by the
independence. It was indicated by
left office, that all his appeals to
Italian Governments were in vain.
Great Britain took a stand against armed intervention, and
France followed in the British footsteps.
The Italian Gov¬
and
guarantors of Austrian
Dr. Schuschnigg, as he
the British, French and
the
repercussions
thoughts on seeing German
decided to approve the
real
its
ernment,
whatever
troops at
the pass over the Alps,
of Austria.
rape
mechanics of the German absorption of Aus¬
actual
The
IPrime Minister Chamberlain reaffirmed flatly
to
border,
matum
tions
pledge
the
to
result of the World War.
a
tion^ in all large cities, and clashes of increasing frequency
were reported March 10 and 11.
The climax
followed swiftly, on March 11, through flagrant and undis¬
guised intervention by Chancellor Hitler in the internal
affairs of the small country.
German troops were rushed
and bloodiness
fascinating and highly instructive.
In his fare¬
well address to the Austrian people, Dr. Schuschnigg con¬
tria
were
March 11 that he
yielding to the force
attacked by an aggressor.
firmed late
and
the
ultimatum for postpone¬
ment of the plebiscite and reorganization of the Cabinet.
The German troops stationed on the border were at first
reported to have entered the small country within minutes
after the ultimatum expired, but there was clearly no rea¬
son
for warfare, since the Austrian Government capitu¬
lated.
Dr. Arthur Seyss-Inquart, named previously as Min¬
nection
ister
denunciation of the methods pur¬
has produced a profound dis¬
turbance of international confidence, it was admitted, and
reference to the previous
German
The
sued.
action
problem of restoring confidence remains.
In that con¬
he urged a solution of the question of relations
between the Czech Government and its German minority.
Non-intervention
Spain will continue to be the British
in
policy, the Prime Minister said, as "that is the best means
avoiding a major conflagration."
His report on the
of
conversations with Italy was optimistic and
general expectation that an understanding
announced.
Italy has expressed willingness
diplomatic
the
bolstered
be
will
soon
to carry out
the British plan for withdrawal of volunteers
Spain, and, more important still, has declared again that
Rome has no territorial or economic aims in Spain or the
in
Chamberlain said.
He turned down
for a peace alliance directed
against Germany, Italy and Japan as involving the "con¬
certing of action against an eventuality that has not yet
Balearic
Islands, Mr.
the recent Russian suggestion
Germany Absorbt Auetria
hard
Striking
involved in
swiftly
and
at
a
moment when France
Great Britain
another Cabinet crisis and
obviously was indisposed to interference, the German Gov¬
ernment of Adolf Hitler and his Nazi followers took over
month, and settled in a forceful manner
one
problem of central Europe while setting up a dozen
others.
The small Germanic State simply was absorbed by
Austria early last
its large and
were
a
added
still
more
German
the
powerful neighbor, and the 6,000,000 Austrians
Reich population of 66,000,000 to form
to the
powerful Germany.
The precise occasion for
march into Austria was a curious one that
happily on the political sagacity
of the Chancellor, Kurt Schuschnigg, who was attempting
to guide
his country through the perils of present-day
Europe.
It also is plain, however, that any pretext, or
none
at all, would have sufficed for Herr Hitler in his<
coldly-calculated endeavor fo further the German expansion
eastward, as predicated in his book, "Mein Kampf."
The German Government's wrath descended upon Austria
does not necessarily reflect
immediately after
almost
herd
his
countrymen
Chancellor Schuschnigg tried to
an
expression of antagonism
into
toward Anschluss with Germany.
This move represented a
step in the carefully plotted opposition to
the Nazification
which already was proceeding apace under the
Nazi Ministers who were admitted to the Vienna Cabinet
of Austria,
on
Herr Hitler's ultimatum of Feb. 12.
aim of countering the
March 9
With the obvious
Berlin moves, Dr. Schuschnigg pro¬
plebiscite, to take place March 13,
claimed
on
wherein
Austrians might express their wish
a
for continued
much the same manner that Germans in
recent years were forced to express their wish for Nazism.
In this plebiscite, which never took place, cards with an
affirmation printed on them were to be supplied the voters
and were to be counted as affirmative even if the "Yes"
were scratched out and a negative substituted.
Naturally,
there would have been no question about the result of
independence in
such
a
about the roughly
Nazi elections.
To make
Chancellor Schuschnigg proposed to
vote, any more than there ever was
similar
procedure
assurance
of
doubly sure,
German
permit only Austrians born before 1915 to vote, which would
have excluded the young Nazis of his country.
The reaction to this announcement was immediate and
drastic.
Nazi
organizations within Austria started agita¬
on
Reich, as expressed in
the
the
of
was
an
the German Nazis,
Interior at the demand of
of German
On the strength and
authority of this situation, the German troops began to
pour over the border at three points early March 12, and
the swiftly advancing motorized divisions met no more
opposition than an occasional admonition from Austrian
border guards that traffic rules require driving to the left
of the highway and not to the right, as in Germauy.
The
German military occupation proceeded thereafter with a
dispatch and a precision that might have occasioned ad¬
sent
urgent request to Berlin for the dispatch
an
troops to Austria to maintain order.
miration
were
advances
the
occasion
the
Reich
more
took
divisions
auspicious.
In speedy
Vienna, Graz and
over
cities, and they soon appeared on the Brenner Pass,
other
with the Italian guards
There are no official indications
of the number of German troops engaged in the occupation,
but unofficial estimates indicate that 100,000 or more may
where
greetings were exchanged
that
at
arisen."
was
of
strategic point.
for
utilized
been
have
the
task.
Not
a
single untoward
incident marked these maneuvers.
The appearance
of the German troops was accepted glee¬
fully by the Austrians, but when Chancellor Hitler and his
followed
associates
the troops
bordered
that
enthusiasm
crossed the border March
12,
they were greeted with an
Chancellor Hitler
hysteria.
on
soon
after the German troops
had prepared
the way, and his party was welcomed in a
that royalty might envy.
Huge crowds lined the
manner
highways,
Chancellor
man
din
the
and
of the group.
progress
of continual cheering marked the
At Linz, in Upper Austria, the Ger¬
halted
for
a
brief
speech
in
which
he
the determination of Austria's
sovereignty.
German bombing airplanes by the hundreds
Wooped overhead and carried home to any recalcitrant
Austrian the danger of opposition to their powerful neigh¬
bor.
In Berlin a proclamation was issued amalgamating
Austria with Germany.
Chancellor Hitler stopped for the
promised
a
plebiscite
for
night at Linz, and on March 13 he spent some time in the
town, where his
The German troops were moving on,
meanwhile, and preparing the way for the triumphal entry
of the conqueror in Vienna.
The future status of Austria
tree-shaded
cemetery 10 miles from that
parents are buried.
district or province of the German Reich was
perfectly clear in an "Anschluss law" that was issued
by decree in the unified Austro-German territory. This law
proclaimed the "reunion" of Austria with Germany as of
as
a
meret
made
March 13 and declared that Austria is a land of the German
Reich.
A
free
and
secret
plebiscite
was
announced
for
10, at which "German men and women of Austria
over 20 years of age" are to decide upon the
question of
union with Germany.
The result of this "plebiscite" is a
April
foregone conclusion and no more difficult to predict than
opposite result of the balloting
under Chancellor
Schuschnigg's formula, which was made the direct occasion
for the German occupation of Austria.
the
There are many
Austria
doubted
with
that
the
economic implications of the merging of
German Reich, and it' is hardly to be
some
of
them
will
prove
advantageous,
although others are sure to be highly unfortunate.- Tariff
barriers between the two areas are destined to disappear,
and
in
view of the ethnic and
economic similarity of the
8
MONTHLY REVIEW
German
and
transition
peoples, this can only he regarded
Dispatches from Vienna indicate that the
to
befits
as
Austrian
benefit.
a
as
simple free
the
will
trade
be
and
slow
orderly,
the many
political
former Austrian Government with other countries.
piain that
It
German
Austrian
sort
mark,
wih be
economy
subjected hereaiter
to
the same
regulation and regimentation that envetops
Germany, which means that the relative freedom of mone¬
availed the
tary dealings with Austria will be exchanged for the de¬
tailed and systematic controls of the German
Reich, witn an
their variegations of
currency valuations, quotas,
barter
arrangements
and
other
impediments to normal inter¬
national
trade
similar
in
and
finance.
economic
an
there
manufactures,
Because
and
sense,
is
little
the
two
areas
the
in
the
political prestige
of
the
German
new
In
Austrian
gold
Germany
by
and
property
most modern
trusted
of
those
unequestionably
will be
Government.
Austria
will
treat
the
German
promises
sufficient indication
in
The
repayment.
depression that began in 1929.
precipitous
Italian
region
contributed
series of crises that afflicted
China and
seized the
of
its
bit
in
Europe and
March
exchange
of
a
Lithuanian capital of
ernment
ment
presented
for
massed
time.
A Polish
on
the
of
a
to
Assurances
to
closed
the
against
to
Kaunas
was
some
mechanized
nese
Chinese
from
forces
closing the
to
a
Within
The immediate effect
vast
all
expansion
the
of
apparent.
Mexico
mental
he
of
was
succeeded
coalition
a
restored
and
Premier Camille
the
on
of
critical
Left
of
up
his
his
long
country
a
en¬
and
Leon Blum, at the head
parties.
The
Left
Front
was
completely, for the communists joined the socialists
radical-socialists in
addition
Chautemps, head of
gave
affairs
March 12 by
the
support
of the Blum
regime.
In
to his
post as President of the Council, M. Blum
took over the Finance
portfolio, and he struggled for the
rest of March to bring order out of the chaos.
Joseph PaulForeign Ministry, where he con¬
tinued the traditional Franch foreign
policy.
The French
crises are internal, occasioned by
attempts to regulate every
phase of economic life, including wages and hours of work.
Boncour
Such
returned
attempts
to
have
the
been
no
more
successful
than
their
American counterparts, and grossly unbalanced
budgets are
of the similar difficulties experienced
another ;mdication
through
an
received
a
ment,
but
excess
of governmental interference.
vote of confidence
early
in
April
he
on
M.
Blum
his appeal to the Parlia¬
put
forward
proposals for
a capital levy and control of
foreign exchange dealings by
the Bank of France.
Whether the regime can survive under
such ideas remains to be
seen.
altered
area
For the
them.
rest,
by keeping the Japa¬
through which the Lunghai line
were
adopted for organization of
What
the Japanese economy is that of a
on
lending and
unhealthy
the
signs
ultimate
'.
effect
-
.
of
a
'
spending,
war
will
be
boom
also
is
and
are
tra¬
■
Mexican Expropriation
10th of that month.
direct
were
Throughout the vast
government
traditionally
>
Hardly a month goes by without a Cabinet crisis in
France, and the March change in government arrived on the
regime,
of
spread that months and perhaps years of warfare lie ahead.
the small country was
hasty exchanges between the Am¬
RadicalJSocialist
war
the whole country on a war basis, and the impression
slowly
Poland, however, that
ditionally evident.
to
costly
defensive tactics
coped with
gap
Japan measures
a
French Crisis
strictly
the
manner able to wage
By this means the defenders plainly endeavored to
war costly and difficult for their
assailants, and
considerable degree they unquestionably succeeded.
runs.
bassadors of the two countries at Paris, Lithuania yielded
deavors
no
make the
were
to the ultimatum and appointed a representative to discuss
at Warsaw the restoration of ordinary relations.
forces,
in
are
efforts of the defenders were directed
independence of
intended, and after
Abandoning
organized guerrilla warfare.
territory,
the
inflamed for
struggle.
Japanese bands of Chinese soldiers ranged and
attacked communications and supply lines.
Wherever small
groups of Japanese soldiers were encountered in the hostile
Govern¬
troops
this
taken by the
Vilna, for
in
of
position, which the Chinese
frontier, the
even
Polish
spirit
extended by
were
to i the
war
but
length
the
was killed early
in
March 17 the Polish Gov¬
relations.
border, and the
a union of the great areas in northern China and
Yangtze region, captured in their drives last year.
railway was the goal of the Japa¬
huge /Chinese armies successfully resisted the
Indeed, a slow change in tactics was reported,
which may well/have a decided bearing upon the extent and
soldier
on
ultimatum
an
regularization
threat
no
mails.
border clash, and
the
nese,
again made
once
diplomatic relations and difficulty
March, in
effect
assaults.
the Lithuanian resentment resulted in
absence
Japan
The east-west LUnghai
the entire continent apprehensive of war.
A border inci¬
dent developed between Poland and
Lithuania, and brought
those two countries to the verge of hostilities.
Relations
bet wen them have been antagonistic in
any
event since
Poland in 1920
General Franco moved
as
resembling a stalemate were reached in the
war that
Japan forced upon China, and no changes of im¬
portance are to be reported for March in the military
positions.
The invaders continued their desperate efforts
to
comparable market declines.
Baltic
inaction,
Spain with the aid of his German and
allies.
in
Poland and Lithuania
The
of
Conditions
The Austrian authori¬
year, which
Other Austrian bonds
The moves
of
a
stances permitted, but the bonds declined last month to less
than one-third of the value recorded
early this
showed
possession
toward control
to good standing when circum¬
indicates the financial expectations.
engines of death and destruction.
continued their policy of
of
ties restored this obligation
the Aragon
the two great areas of loyalist Spain, defense of either part
naturally was rendered difficult. Great Britain and France
expectations in this respect.
This
issue is amply guaranteed and service
payments Were inter¬
rupted only to a modest extent even by the serious effects
of the
on
of March and by April 4 were
points controlling the coastal highway
linking Barcelona and Valencia.
With this severance of
in
external
bonds in the New York market is
developed from three points
that city at the end
past
Central European country with the
disregard of pledges meted out to those who
decline of Austrian 1%
over
planned and carried out with great tactical skill, and
it was generally reported that German technical aid Was
highly important in these maneuvers. The attackers pushed
rapidly down the valley of the Ebro, and overwhelmed
Lerida, key point of the Catalonian defense.
They moved
the former
callous
same
masters
new
forward
swept
instances, waS laid waste by the
The insurgent drive toward the Medi¬
were
to
the
was
insurgents
the
front, and the highly mechanized divisions utilized all the
conceal its actual holdings, and it may be that the
change of the Austrian acquisition will prove of
minor importance.
There is no doubt, on the other hand,
that
reliable estimates
no
some
in
retreating loyalists.
actual
creditors of
as
that,
terranean
added to the slim possessions of the Benin
But the Berlin regime has resorted to subterfuge of devious
sorts
damage
territory
Empire
exceed
reserves
9 and gathered
Fighting Was desperate and casualties
of the dead and injured, and no indication Whatever of the
strictly financial sense, results of the change of
sovereignty are more easily predictable and aiso more dis¬
The
of Austria.
correspondingly great, but there were
the
couraging.
conquest
momentum steadily.
more
acknowledged
Hitler's
The insurgent advance started on March
advantageous arrangements With the bread¬
producers of southeastern Europe.
stuff
was
Chancellor
union.
degree than Germany, suffers from a shortage
foodstuffs, and the need for importations will not vary,
unless
widely rumored in Europe that much of the
to General Franco by Germany, as part
price that the Reich paid fol* Italian acquiescence in
of the
larger
enforces
airplanes and mechanized equipment
Francisco Franco by his fascist friends in
material Was sent
Germany will gain, however, from the iron ore and forest
of Austria, and the smaller unit of the
enlarged
Reich probably will find its tourist trade
enhanced, but
otherwise the change is not apt to be great.
Austria, to an
even
It
Europe.
resources
of
to General
sent
anke Upon
benefit
basic
fresh
loyalists nothing, as against the prodigious fresh
supplies of artillery,
are
dependent
of
toward the Mediterranean, with the obvious aim
splitting the loyalist territory in two.
This aim was
approximately achieved by early April, and an end of the
Spanish civil war began to loom.
The renewed successes
of the insurgents were preceded by a sea battle in the Medi¬
terranean, in Which a loyalist destroyer sent the cruiser
Baleares to the bottom with a torpedo.
But this sea victory
odious
of
equipment and possibly
of
Austrian
the
hew
steadily
aiso
schilling Will be replaced by
and that aspect of the change in sov¬
ereignty is dark and troublesome.
Presumably, the entire
the
of
troops from Italy and Germany, Spanish insurgents resumed
their offensive on the Aragon front and pushed the loyalists
difficulties presented by
extraordinary arrangements maue by tne
trade treaties and
is
Spanish Civil War
aid
the
With
Diplomatic
were
relations
between
strained in March
expropriation
by
of
and
the
as
Mexico
a
United
States
and
consequence of govern¬
of
approximately $450,oil
properties in that
The injustice of this Mexican measure, issued on
March 19, needs no emphasis.
It is peculiarly apparent,
however, in the light of the ostensible cause of the step.
000,000
American
British
country.
Mexican
oil
field
workers
made
absurd
demands
on
the
foreign oil companies, and the latter were simply in no
position to meet the requests.
Adjudication in Mexican
courts
resulted
workers
pension
of
in
orders
$40,000,000,
systems and
a
for
along
company
with
worker-share
the
in
payments to the
establishment of
the
management.
President Lazaro Cardenas capped this climax by ordering
the
nationalization
of
the
oil
properties.
The
companies
endeavored to fight the step in Mexican
courts, but their
only real resort naturally is that of diplomatic
pressure.
Ambassador
Josephus Daniels made it clear at Mexico
City that the move brought deep disappointment in Wash¬
ington.
It was understood that the British Government
was
acting in close collaboration with Washington, although
a
separate note was delivered
Great Britain reserved all
at
Mexico
City
in
which
rights.
The first effect of the Mexican
step was to plunge that
Business came almost to a
country into economic distress.
April, 1938]
MONTHLY
halt, and the Mexican peso dropped sensationally in foreign
exchange
dealings.
The
Washington
Administration
.
promptly reached
tions with
the
Secretary Morgenthau announced that
Treasury would suspend purchases of
States
as of April 1,
disconcerting to the Mexicans.
silver,
and
extremely
this proved
Diplomatically, the United
States Government took a stand that is rigid and entirely
correct
in negotiations between international equals.
A
note
delivered
was
March 29 protesting against the ex¬
on
propriation, but the sting
of
memorandum
a
Washington
of
does
taken out through publication
was
following day to the effect that
the
on
the right of expropriation
the jurisdiction of Mexico.
It was
not question
within
properties
pointed out, however, that fair and effective compensation
should be made.
To this the Mexican Government indicated
its assent,
but there is
no
indication
as
yet of the method
by which payment is to be made.
Nor is there much opti¬
mism on that score, in view of the long-standing Mexican
default
ing
all
on
price
external
for
world
obligations.
silver
The
buy¬
Washington
lowered
was
two
cents,
as
that
closed
Feb.
on
March
on
country, directly or indirectly.
production without material aid from the automobile indus¬
of
the
regional
week
since
March 26
ended
week
of
tories.
character
and
Scrap prices
almost
partly
continued
complete lack of
reduction
"Steel"
in
due
export demand.
According to the magazine
an increase of about 10% in general
of Cleveland,
in
fortunate
than
booked
ized
of steel.
fairly
in
are
well
despite
After
in
of
March
on
automobile
March 1 from
on
8 to $13.42,
on
drop
for the current year,
$13.54
after temporarily returning
scrap,
low levels
March
15,
again
March 22 and then to $13.17
price was only 25c. above the
$12.92 in November.
continued
to
production
In
orders
At the close of March last year, steel
was $21.92 a gross ton.
No changes in the "Iron
composite prices of finished steel or pig iron were
made during the month under review, finished steel con¬
tinuing at 2.605c. a pound and pig iron at $23.25 a gross
a
year
The operating rate of steel companies having approxi¬
mately 98% of the steel capacity of the industry, according
American
at
35.7%
Iron
33.7%
for
week
the
7,
Nov.
of
15, 1937), and compares with
preceding
beginning
March
Steel
Institute, was scheduled
for the week beginning March 28 (the highest
since the week
rate
and
seven-day period, 32.1% for the
14, 29.9% for the week beginning
March
29.3% for the week beginning Feb. 28.
At
the close of March, last year, the industry was operating
at
and
90.7% of capacity.
As to
non-ferrous
metals, "Metal and Mineral Markets,"
in its issue of March 31,
continued
activity
featureless
was
wire
reported
in
stated in substance:
foreign
at the
the
copper,
close of the month.
improvement
"Except for
market
copper
Fabricators of
in
business, a seasonal
development, but other consuming lines were quiet.
The
moderate improvement in buying of lead in the week ended
some
March
23
was
March
30,
buyers
maintained
not
being
shy,
in
the
chiefly
days
seven
because
of
ended
the
poor
showing in the securities market and the subnormal lift in
industrial
general
activity.
The undertone of the lead
market, in spite of the slow trade in that metal, con¬
tinued
steady.
Continued unsettlement prevailed in the
market
zinc
tin
market
in
the
was
week
quiet
ended
during
March
the
30.
past
The
five
domestic
Tin
weeks.
mills in this country are maintaining operations at
55% of capacity, with the trend in activity slightly
upward."
Sales of domestic copper for the week ended
plate
30
tons in
amounted to
5,487 tons
compared
as
with
4,687
the week previous,
2,975 tons two weeks previous,
and 4,468 tons for the week ended March 9.
A period of
quiet prevailed in lead during the month, sales of this
metal totaling a little under 1,000 tons for the week ended
March 30, 1,627 tons in the previous week, 1,100 tons in the
week
ended
March 9.
level,
March
16,
which
quotation
New
at
New
York,
York
March 9 and to 4.60c.
zinc
the
week
ended
4.62%c.
has
been
in
effect
since
Jan.
also unchanged at 4.50c.
Zinc
declined from 5.10c. to 4.85c.
was
however,
tion for this metal
March
1,555 tons in
Domestic copper prices held at the 10.00c., Valley,
Lead
at
and
on
March 14,
since June
week
ended
Freight
rates
or
which
28.
at
that
date
to
26
a
No. of
Mills
Mar. 10.
Mar.
4.64c.
Feb.
Feb.
19
All
182,551,000
York
com¬
165,125,000
151,434,000
142,172,000
538
542
priced
effect
on
was
lower,
198,581,000
192,313,000
189,603,000
201,194,000
192,756,000
194,464,000
'
187,382,000
159,496,000
regions but Southern Cpyress and Northern Hemlock
and Southern and Northern Hardwoods reported new orders
above
production in the week ended March 26.
All soft¬
but California Redwood reported shipments
above output
All regions but Southern Pine reported
orders, and all but Southern Pine and Cypress reported
wood
regions
shipments
1937.
of
the
below
All
similar items in
softwood
week
same
last
the
corresponding week
regions reported
production
below
year.
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of
Boston, in its "New England
March 30, discusses these markets
Letter,"
under date of
follows:
as
"Production
of
shoes
for
delivery before Easter has
operations but substantially below
the record levels of last year.
Leather values have shown
caused
seasonal rise in
a
improvement, while hides have developed a weak under¬
sympathy with the declining commodity and security
tone in
markets.
"Output of footwear in February is estimated to have
about 26,000,000 pairs.
While this is a moderate
totaled
increase
on
daily
a
basis
January, it represents the
production has averaged 30%
under the corresponding month of the
preceding year.
over
fifth consecutive month that
"Detail
sales
of
footwear
have
provement during the last month.
been
reduced
shown
little
or
no
im¬
Distributors' stocks have
approximately to the level of last
hand-to-mouth buying continues as the rule.
have held firm, but some manufacturers are
year,
Retail
but
prices
reported to be
shading prices in
an effort to stimulate business.
"Sole leather tanners continue heavily curtailed.
Tanners
of
grades of upper leather have been actively engaged
special styles for Easter shoes and prices
some
in
delivering
have held firm at the advanced levels reached in
A demand for white calf has
February.
recently been in evidence, but
plans for the summer run have not yet been fully developed.
"Trading in actual hides at the Chicago market has
slowed down
submitted
as
the packers refuse to accept the lower bids
by the
tanners.
The futures market, however,
steadily from the peak reached in mid-February
has entered into new low ground for the year.
Steer
has declined
and
prices,
.small volume of trading, have declined to the
April, 1935, and are now in a more normal
relationship to light native cows."
a
on
lowest level since
Grains
Although there
periods of irregularity accompanied
by rallies which were of short duration, the general tend¬
ency of prices in domestic wheat markets during the past
month
for
largely
effect
were
downjvard.
was
levels
the
season.
Deferred deliveries sold
While
war
talk
responsible
at
from
new
Europe
upturns, the
low
was
for the temporary
net
prices proved to be nothing.
Underlying bearish
eventually asserted themselves.
The
beneficial
on
factors
moisture received over wide areas of the winter wheat
belt alleviated, temporarily at least, apprehension over the
new
crop
a
was
206,441,000
183,965,000
*
177,616,000
531
r+-
26
to
Tin at New
mills
Received
Shipments
539
5
to the lowest quota¬
into
530
of
Orders
Production
549
Mar. 12
the
went
total
weeks follow:
Week Ended
to
28,1938, raised the New York price of Prime Western
on
March
207,324,000 feet, and booked orders for
Revised figures (number of feet) for the
shipped
preceding
on
11, 1935, when it
ended
ended March 26 production, shipments and
reported by 443 softwood mills were, respectively,
around
March
week
week
as
bined;
no
(both quotations unchanged from those in effect
previous).
the
the
produced 171,774,000 feet of hardwoods and softwoods
scrap
to
for
reported
29%, 17% and 28% below similar items in the correspond¬
ing week of last year.
on
Age"
ton
week
previous week.
the
declining to
March 29, which
1937 low point of
on
latter
railway
and
$13.67 a gross
the "Iron Age"
composite price of steel
to the $13.58 quotation
to new
Galvan¬
February.
with sheets and strip doing
absence
declining
$13.58, and
to
March than
good demand, leading the lighter forms
Wire is also active,
demand.
ton
booking a few large orders attaining 20%
February.
Some platemakers, however,
less business in
the
in
26,
for the
for
sheets
the largest
were
items
during the corresponding
buying by the mills and
buying was experienced in March, some steelmakers being
more
lower than
All
by 3% fewer mills, was 6% below the output
(revised figure) of the preceding week; shipments were
0.4%, and new orders 7% below the corresponding figures
reflecting the
a sharp
decline,
to
October.
of inven¬
depletion
to
last
were
185,662,000 feet.
in
the operations of important
mills.
1937.
National
March
to
from
Production was about 54%
62% of the corresponding week of
during the week ended March 26 and
Shipments
any
reports
to
Association
about
five
sonal
according
orders during the week ended March 5
new
of
softwood
try, the rairoads or building construction, the improvement
being partly sea¬
42.12%c.
against
as
Manufacturers
associations covering
shipments
1929.
shipments,
Lumber
hardwood and
and
1929
average
National
coming mainly from miscellaneous
sources,
38.00c.,
industry during the week ended March 26
52% of the 1929 weekly average of production and
During the
each week in steel ingot
at
lumber
stood at
64%
Steel Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
The steel trade reported a gain
31
28 last.
Lumber Movement
The
a
clear result of the Mexican measure, but it remains uncer¬
tain whether this indicates an unwillingness to buy any
silver from
and
decision for reexamination of its rela¬
a
Mexico.
United
Mexican
9
REVIEW
outlook.
As
a qonsequence,
large acreage and all
good-sized production.
that
attention
it
was
directed
implies' with respect
Private estimates iof the forth¬
coming winter wheat crop ranged from 650,000,000 bushels
to 668,000,000 bushels.
If allowance is made for a spring
wheat
would
crop
be
of
for
a
around 200,000,000
total
bushels, the prospects
production ranging from 850,000,000
10
MONTHLY
868,000,000 bushels. Adding this amount to an indicated
of around 190,000,000 bushels, the prospective
1938-39 supply may range from 1,040,000,000 bushels to
1,058,000,000 bushels. This would bring domestic supplies
close to the levels that prevailed during the depression
years and would leave a surplus available for export and
carryover ranging from 365,000,000 bushels to 383,000,000
bushels.
In view of the fact, however, that the critical
BEVIEW
No. 7 Rio was quoted on
to
carryover
growing season lies ahead, during which period much can
happen to change the picture drastically, the above esti¬
mates can only toe very superficial.
Meanwhile, the larger
;
to be an important factor in
It is true that there was some
buying for export account during the month, but the pur¬
production outlook proved
restricting export demand.
chases were not
in
dent
of
sufficient volume to
available supplies,
the large
as
to
generally favorable. As a result,
the acreage remaining for har¬
vest, exclusive of Russia, will probably establish a new high
record, which prospects naturally made importers very
cautious about
buying in overseas markets.
Rye, like
wheat, developed weakness, oats ruled narrow and steady,
while corn displayed independent strength.
Although ex¬
port demand from Europe was the dominating influence
in the corn market, receipts from country points were
small, due to the more favorable returns from feeding opera¬
tions.
Farmers were also said to be in a good financial
belief prevailed that
to
hold
Chicago the May
In
corn.
wheat closed on March 31 at 85%c.
option
as against an
opening
option closed at 120%c. as against an opening of 127%c. on
March 1.
May corn in Chicago closed on March 31 at 60%c.
compared with an opening of 58 %c. on March 1.
May oats
closed at 29%c. as compared with an opening of 30%c. on
March 1.
May rye closed at 64%c. as compared with an
developed
a
down¬
during the past month.
A statement attributed
Secretary Wallace that sugar prices were high enough,
if not too high, caused free selling of futures contracts
resulting in new season's lows.
Slow demand for raw
sugars and reports in the trade of easier refined prices in
certain sections of the country were also factors creating
bearish sentiment.
Business in refined was largely of m
to
hand-to-mouth character, with
refiners apparently not dis¬
posed to stock up with excessive inventories of raws.
from London that a meeting of the International
News
Sugar
April 27, and that quotas had
been reduced from 3,611,000 to 3,508,500 metric tons, with
further voluntary releases expected shortly, caused a mod¬
erate
rally in prices during the latter part of the month.
a renewal of offerings, prompted partly
by the general deluge of liquidation in all markets, prices
However, under
'Sales of Cuban
resumed their downward trend.
the month consisted of the
raw sugars
following,
all c. & f.,
On March 8, prompt shipment at 2.15c.;
on March 14,
March shipment at 2.18c., and prompt ship¬
ment at 2.15c.; on March 15, April shipment at 2.15c.; on
March 25, second-half April shipment at 2.10c., and on
March 29, prompt shipment at 2.10c. and first-half April
shipment at 2.10c.
The wholesale list price for refined,
immediate delivery, was quoted at 4.65c. to 4.75c. until
March 5, when the range was lowered to 4.55c. to 4.65c., at
which figures it continued during the remainder of the
exclusive of duty:
month.
Spanish
tons,
according
to
a
2,950,000
presidential decree
re¬
cently made public in Cuba.
Of the total crop, 1,418,174
long Spanish tons was fixed as the quantity to be exported
to the United States during 1938 and 500,000 tons will be
retained in Cuba as
a
reserve
for orders from this country.
Domestic consumption for
Spanish tons.
fixed
as
"other
the
Cuba in 1938 was fixed at 150,000
A total of 407,985 Spanish tons was
amount of
countries"
free
sugar
of
which could be exported to
182,695 tons
was allocated as "special exports to other countries."
The
remaining 291,146 long Spanish tons was designated as a
reserve for exports to other countries.
(Long Spanish ton
equals 2,272 pounds.)
export
duties,
and
Coffee
With
Brazil making efforts to
unload a greater portion
supplies, the market for coffee "futures"
worked lower during the past month.
Roasters continued
to operate on a hand-to-mouth basis, and with a lowering
of cost and freight offering prices from
Brazil, there was a
general tendency on the part of tired holders to liquidate.
No. 7 Santos was quoted on March 31 at 6%c. against
8%@9c. Feb. 28; 7%@7%c. Jan. 31, the same as on Dec. 31;
7%@7%c. Nov. 3D; 10%@10%c. Oct. 30 (Oct. 31 was a
Sunday), the same as Sept. 30; 10%c. Aug. 31; 10%@10%c.
July 31; 10%c. June 30, the same as on May 29 (May 30
fell on a Sunday and May 31 was a holiday); 10%@10V2c.
April 30; 10%c. March 31; ll%c. Feb. 27, and 10%@10%c.
of
her
enormous
Jan. 30.
While
ment,
level fixed some time ago, and not to set a
quota for the third quarter that caused the
market to break wide open,
With the statistical position
steadily growing worse, it was felt that the entire rubber
restriction program is now facing its most serious test.
On the one hand, it
is doubted whether an additional
cut in the quota could reestablish a better equilibrium for
below the 60%
lower export
supply and demand, and, on the other hand, fears are
expressed that a further drastic reduction in output may
result in serious labor troubles in the Far Eastern pro¬
duction
centers.
Ribbed
smoked sheets for spot
delivery were quoted at
10%c. asked March 31 against 14%e. asked Feb. 28; 14%c.
31; 14%c. asked Dec. 31; 15%c. asked Nov. 30;
asked Jan.
ll/16c. Oct. 30 (Oct. 31 was Sunday); 17%e. Sept. 30;
18%c. asked Aug. 31, the same as on July 31; 19%c. asked
June 30; 20%c. asked May 29; 21 3/16c. asked April 30;
26%c. asked March 31; 22c. asked Feb. 27, and 21%c.
15
asked
30.
Jan.
although
divisions
some
improvement. Retail
business reflected in growing measure the general slump in
were
able to register a mild seasonal
industrial
activities,
with
its
detrimental
effect
on
the
purchasing ability of the general public. Comparisons with
the corresponding period of last year made a particularly
poor showing, in view of the fact that pre-Easter buying
was
concentrated in March, 1937, whereas this year the
bulk of these purchases will not be made until the early
part of next month.
Wholesale trade gave an unsatisfac¬
tory account, as retail merchants confined their orders to
small fill-in lots.
While the inventory position, both in
the retail and wholesale fields, was reported to show fur¬
ther improvement, no real pick-up in buying is anticipated
until general business gives indications of a definite turn
for the better.
Raw cotton in March held fairly steady
during the early part of the period.
About the middle of
the month, however, a reactionary movement set in, carry¬
ing prices to the lowest point since the beginning of Febru¬
ary.
Chief determining factors for the decline were the
trend of political developments in Europe resulting in re¬
newed unsettlement of the security market, and the further
accentuation of the unfavorable state in the cotton
consum¬
ing
indusriesr both domestically and abroad.
Meanwhile,
with the new Administration program of farm control hav¬
ing lost much/of its immediate effect, the distinctly un¬
favorable aspect of the statistical position of the market
made itself felt in growing measure.
up
Although the locking
of close to 7,000,000 bales in the government loan stock
has temporarily removed this huge Quantity from
Sugar Crop Limited to 2,950,000 Long Spanish Tons
The 1938 sugar crop of Cuba has been limited to
long
of 1985.
Textiles
ward trend
1938 Cuban
reac¬
a
low
The textile trades continued quiet
Prices in the sugar "futures" market
long
followed
state of rubber consumption, as reflected in the
continued withdrawal of tire factories from the market^
Sugar
during
month
reached the lowest level since the latter part
the
opening of 75c. on March 1.
Council had been called for
the
tionary trend, with the latter becoming particularly pro¬
nounced during the last week of the period, when prices
for
At Winnipeg the May wheat
price of 93% c. on March 1.
throughout
it was the decision of the International Rubber
Regulation Committee, announced on March 29, not to
further reduce the export quota for the second quarter
crop
position
Rubber
rubber
Crude
constituted the chief basic factor for the downward move¬
conditions in Europe were
the
as
9%c. Sept. 30, the same as on Aug. 31; 9%c. July 31, the;
same as on June 30; 9%c. May 29; 9%c. April 30; 9%c.
March 31; 9%c. Feb. 27, and 9%c. Jan. 30.
a
prospects remain favorable, consumers are likely
continue their hand-to-mouth buying policies.
Weather
new
same
March 31 at 5%c. against 5%c.
the same as Jan. 31, against 6%c. Dec. 31, the
on Nov. 30; 9c. Oct. 30 (Oct. 31 was a Sunday);
28,
long as the
make much of
and
Feb.
the
mar¬
kets, it is realized that large outside supplies are available
to prospective purchasers.
Moreover, the belief prevails
that while this year's acreage will undoubtedly show a
drastic curtailment, planters will spare no effort to increase
yields
in
on
the
the
South
remaining acreage.
Weather developments
soil conditions in important parts
affecting
of the belt were mostly favorable, with beneficial rains
reported from Central and Western parts, and with prepara¬
tory farm work proceeding at a rapid pace.
Spot cotton
in New Yorkt was 9.16c. March 1.
After minor
fluctuations the price on March 18 fell to 8.60c., and, fol¬
here
lowing
intermittent
rallies, the quotation stood at 8.69c.
Stagnation reigned in the gray cloths markets
the disappointing movement of finished goods caused
March 31.
as
converters
to
refrain
from
increasing their covering pur¬
requirements.
While prices dur¬
ing most of the month' held fairly steady, due to the con¬
tinued policy of the mills to curtail production, later in the
period quotations softened noticeably and second-hand
offerings appeared in sufficient volume to cause further
chases beyond immediate
concessions.
were
are
During the closing days of the month reports
current
that
even
being considered
River
for
28-inch
more
by the
64x60's
drastic curtailment
mills.
remained
Print
measures
cloths
at
Fall
3%c.
throughput the month.
The price of 27-Inch cloth 64x60's
was 3%c.,
the same as Feb. 28, and Osnaburgs stood at
6%c. to 6%c. March 31 compared to 6%c. Feb. 28.
The
report of the Censusi Bureau, issued March 14 and covering
the month of February, showed that cotton
consumption in
unchanged
at
the United States continued at levels far
below the previous
year.
The amount consumed in February was given as
.
MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1938]
427,528 bales of lint and 47,888 bales of linters, compared
with 434,740 bales of lint and 44,892 bales of linters in
January, 1938, but 665,677 bales of lint and 63,674 bales of
linters in February, 1937.
The woolen goods market continued dull.
With retail
sales of men's clothing leaving much to be desired, and
with clothing manufacturers still possessed of a substantial
carryover of fabrics, little new
buying ensued, notwith¬
standing
reduction
the
in
prices
of fall
announced
Business in the
lines
the meantime the American and other
latter
the
wear
of
part
the
month.
division continued to make
a
relatively good
showing, with attention centering in shetlands, tweeds and
fleeces.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted March 31
$1.55@$1.60 against $1.65@$1.70 Feb. 28; $1.65@$1.70
$1.50@$1.55 Dec. 31; $1.55@$1.60 Nov. 30; $1.71@
$1.76 Oct. 30 (Oct. 31 was a Sunday); $1.86@$1.91 Sept. 30;
$1.85@$1.90 Aug. 31; $1.82@$1.87 July 31; $1.89@$1.94
June 30; $1.77@$1.82 May 29; $1.77@$1.82 April 30; $1.97@
$2.02 March 31; $1.80@$1.94 Feb. 27, and $2.00@$2.05
at
Jan. 31;
what
at
^„
In the domestic oil
.
..
.
sharp reduction in Pennsylvania-grade crude oil—the fourth i
months—posted by the Joseph Seep Purchas¬
ing Agency of the South Penn Oil Co., on March 7.
Of the
four grades affected
schedule,
by the reduction, two were cut 15c. a
Under the new
estimated during the first week of the month,
and
barrel and the other two by 17c. a barrel.
month
quoted at $1.48@$1.53 March 31 against
were
of
the
as
American, British
and Dutch oil company property in mid-March by President
Cardenas when the companies refused to obey the decision
of the Mexican Supreme Court ordering them to put sharp
$450,000,000
of
of
increases into effect overshadowed all other develop¬
oil
ments
in
tional
story
during
March
in
annals
the
Southwest
Commission
1,493,171
daily
barrels
allowables
the
the
on
several
in
first
an
March.
of
day
areas
set
compared
as
lifted
were
as
figures, the Sunday shutdown
actually will mean a net decline in April production of
around 6,000,000 barrels.
The East Texas field will have a
daily
with
501,903
of
quota
March.
the March
The
barrels
497,643
against
Southwest
Coast and
Gulf
areas
were
during
pared
West Texas was lifted nearly
8,000 barrels daily.
Petroleum and If Product$
expropriation
Railroad
1,501,337 barrels daily for April
by about 4,000 barrels each.
May 29.
The
ordered
were
allowable
compared
Japanese crack
15c. to $2.05;
cut
were
Allegany price list thus showed a net reduction of 77c. since
the first cut last September.
\
Sunday shutdowns for Texas for the third successive
$1.59@
$1.04 Feb. 28; $1.48@$1.53 Jan. 31, the same as on Dec. 31,
against $1.49@$1.54 Nov. 30; $1.59@$1.64 Oct. 30 (Oct. 31
was a Sunday); $1.62@$1.67 Sept. 30; $1.79@$1.84 Aug. 31;
$1.78@$1.83 July 31; $1.85@$1.90 June 30; $1.73@$1.78
20-22 deniers
the
Allegany
Pennsylvania 17c. to $1.71; Eureka Pipelines 17c. to $1.65,
and Buckeye Pipelines by 15c. to $1.55.
The Bradford-
Although
of
case
:
picture, one of the highlights was the
in the past six
double
the
wage
standstill
a
concerned.
with
Jan. 30.
extra
trying
are
Bradford
during
women's
In
companies
the expropriation decree, and until
concluded the situation is some¬
as
far as any actual decision is
every legal attack upon
this lengthy process is
provided the most sensa¬
of the petroleum industry in
and
North America.
April daily average crude oil demand was estimated at
3,361,700 barrels by the United States Bureau in its regular
monthly market forecast.
The new allowable is approxi¬
mately 30,000 barrels less than the March recommendation
and
137,600 barrels less than production in the correspond¬
ing 1937 period.
The
schedule, however, is 2%
new
than actual demand for crude oil in
April
better
The
a year ago.
Bureau of Mines explained the relatively lower April esti¬
mate as due to the current lag in business activities and
quick to retaliate, and
blow when it dis¬
continued its purchases of Mexican silver, which had been
averaging around $2,000,000 monthly.
Diplomatic action
the possibility that excess stocks of gasoline will be reduced
taken
sharp protest by Secretary of
State Hull, who pointed out that while the United States
first time in months during the March 19 week, according
to reports furnished by the American Petroleum Institute.
Government
Added to the rising trend of production was a sharp spurt
in
imports of crude oil, and the two factors together
The United States Government
the
Treasury
struck
featured
was
did
the properties,
the
by
not
it
laws which
vide for
the
most
was
telling
a
question the right of Mexico to seize
was
made
thought necessary to point out that
such
expropriation possible also
immediate indemnification.
News
that
,
Mexican Government
the
had
pro¬
oil
tioned
legal
in
large
taken
over
all
picture
brought
rels
3,433,550 barrels against a market demand of
3,391,600 barrels, with daily average crude oil imports ris¬
ing to 150,000 barrels, making a total excess supply of
oil of nearly 200,000 barrels of crude oil.
prominently men¬
Mexican oil.
Until the
Following several days of argument by defense and gov¬
tinue at the
to
slow pace which has marked
all activity
in the Mexican oil industry since the properties were taken
has been curtailed
more
As
than
of fact,
matter
a
production
50% due to inadequate storage
the
month
closed,
from
Mexico
City of
the formation of the Natoinal Oil Exporting Co. to adminis¬
news
came
counsel, Federal Judge Patrick Stone took motions
the verdict or grant new trials for the 16 major
reverse
oil companies and 30 individuals convicted of a gasoline
price-fixing conspiracy early this year under advisement
late
be
facilities.
As
The
to
for
markets
by the government.
rather dangerous proportions.
some
March 19 period saw production rise more than 50,000 bar¬
ernment
over
threat to the stability of the crude oil price struc¬
a
clearer, however, movements of
Mexican oil into consuming channels are expected to con¬
same
production of crude oil in the United
States climbed above the Bureau of Mines estimate for the
slightly
is
stills.
runs to
average
have been
quantities,
potential
as
The daily
ture that assumed
;
foreign oil properties sent swift reverberations throughout
the entire world.
Japan, Italy and Germany, all of whom
need
by curtailing crude
in
March.
that
out
full
It
Judge
considered unlikely that
was
decision for
any
time,
some
there will
court attaches
as
pointed
Stone had emphasized that he would give
consideration
all
to
The defense counsel
arguments.
time
had argued that the small business man jury had failed to
the disclosure that Francis W. Rickett, internation¬
ally-known oil promoter, and Bernard E. Smith, American
capitalist, were negotiating with President Cardenas for
grasp in full the intricate details of the petroleum industry
and had been too quick in returning a verdict after deliber¬
Mr. Rickett refused to make any comment fur¬
ther than that he had talked to "high government officials"
that the verdict
about the situation while Mr.
of the rich oil lands in the famed Elk Hills Naval Reserve
ter foreign sales of Mexico's
oil supply.
At the
same
came
concessions.
Smith refused to talk at all.
General manager of the Mexican oil company is Gustavo
Espinosa
Mireles,
head
of
the Mexican
division
of
Pan-
American Airways, who, according to the official announce¬
ating
only
seven
hours.
was
The final winner
Federal
the
was
Land
Office
The
in
the controversy
Government.
thus
counsel
government
argued
just and should be sustained.
ruled.
On
Losers
the ownership
over
March
30
the
the* State
were
General
of
Cali¬
ment, "is the only person authorized by the government to
negotiate in Mexico and abroad for the sale of oil for ex¬
fornia, the General Petroleum Co. of California, Thomas A.
O'Donnell, Homer L. Tupman and the Potter Oil Co., all of
whom have 30 days to file appeals with Secretary of the
port."
Interior Ickes.
from
Along
with
Eduardo
this
announcement
came
a
statement
"President Cardenas has instructed
me
to
reserve
a
certain
percentage of the exports in order to build up a fund for
payment of the expropriation," adding that President Cardenas's
and
is to pay
in
:
purpose was
Jtl,
priated property.
A
special
The following
Suarez, Minister of Finance, reporting that
session
full for the expro¬
7—The
March
Joseph
Seep
Allegany grades of crude oil
to
j#/;:■
<
crude oil price changes
$1.71; Eureka 17c.
the Mexican Congress has been
consider the problems arising out of
of the American and other foreign-owned
under way
and
the expropriation
ended March 26 when
The suspension of the silver purchasing by the
American Government and the slump in oil movements and
production all have materially reduced the income of the
workers in
these
two
industries—which
industries—and the workers
are
Mexico's
chief
reported to be losing
some
of their enthusiasm for the unions
as
are
their money earnings
unfinished
for
that had
Roosevelt
all
been
warned that
indicated that
American
holders
a
fair deal
would be
of
property in Mexico
by the Cardenas Administration, but
inflated estimates as to the worth of the
seized
any
properties
seized would receive scant consideration from
Washington, which would be chiefly concerned to see that
"the little investor" isn't injured in the fight between the
foreign oil companies and the Mexican Government.
In
Agency
Bradford
and
Southwest Pennsylvania
$2.05;
17c.
and Buckeye
reduced
15c.
to
$1.55.
as
gasoline
a
in
four
months
net decline of
during the week
334,000 barrels pared
fuel to 92,858,000 barrels.
Should con¬
sumption hold at last year's levels or possibly surpass and
refinery operations be kept down, oil men feel that there
is a good chance that the present record high gasoline stocks
can
be worked down to
serious
In
President
to
holdings of motor
slump.
insured
posted during
the seasonal gain in demand got
brought the first reduction in stocks of finished
called for April 11 to
properties.
Purchasing
15c.
to $1.65,
Rising consumption
of
were
the month:
as
the
is
more
economic levels without any
disturbance in the price structure.
marketing
field, the price trends were mixed,
this time of the year.
Fuel oils were
gasoline showed some signs of staging a
customary at
easing
off,
general
along
but
advance.
the
Diesel
oil
was
hit
by
price
reduction
entire Atlantic
Seaboard, and other cities saw
rather widespread
reductions in heating oils posted.
In
New England and other areas, however, higher wholesale
and
with
retail
gasoline
prices
the warm weather.
made
their
appearances
along
-
12
Representative price changes, showing the trend of the1
refined products market, follow:
Nation's
10—Standard
March
fuel
oil
10c.
Grade C
to
was
March
■
EEYIEW
MONTHLY
$1.15
cut
5c.
12—A
New
domestic Grade
Jersey reduced
bunker'
Bonded'
0
effective March 11.
barrel at New York,
barrel.
a
general
throughout
gasoline
of
a
Buffalo
the
oped on March 11 and 12, Treasury bonds first dropped
about % point, and then regained most of the loss.
From
March 22 on to the end of the month, however, the market
Treasury issues
for
of
reduction
%c.
area
in
gallon
a
of
prices
bulk gasoline
posted as
was
retail
prices
When the Austrian crisis devel¬
week of March.
the first
other
in
ness
soft, in sympathy with the weak¬
and on March 31 the net decline
was
securities,
% point for the
bonds of more than
eight years to maturity or call date rose from 2.43% to
to $1.15, effective immediately, by all major oil companies.
March 16—Standard Oil of New Jersey reduced Diesel oil prices 15c. a
2.51% in March. The average rates at which the bill issues
were sold each week rose from 0.058%
barrel to $1.75 at New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
to "0.081% for the
(March 21—Standard of Jersey reduced Diesel fuel oil 10c. a barrel to
June tax date bills, and from 0.067% to 0.087% for the
$1.85 at New York harbor, and also reduced Nos. 2 and 4 domestic heating! regular 91-day
bills.
The amount of bills offered on
oil V4,c. to 4}£c. and 4%c. a gallon, respectively, in tank cars.
March 21 was increased from $100,000,000 to $150,000,000,
under competitive
sagged
14—Bunker
March
March
23—Gulf
price-cutting.
fuel
oil
reduced
was
15c.
Refining m^t Standard's
barrel
a
at
Philadelphia
10c. reduction in Diesel fuel
oil prices and lowered its Philadelphia price to the $1.85 mark.
March
a
28—Wholesale and retail
gallon throughout the Detroit
prices of gasoline
%c.
$100,000,000 represented the regular 91-day bills
$50,000,000 represented the special bills.
The rise in
volume of bills offered was necessitated to meet over¬
the
31—Socony-Vacuum lifted tank and tank
prices of gasoline
wagon
England.
On Dec. 23, 1937, the Treasury reduced
weekly bill offering from 273 days
to 91 days, and the first of the shorter bills then offered
fell due on March 23.
Owing to the shorter maturities,
lapping maturities.
maturity
the
MARCH FINANCING OF THE UNITED STATES
TREASURY
For the Treasury March was a busy month.
offering
15.
March
lected
date
made
was
for
Interest
the
on
due
on
few days after the
the
In
tax
$400,642,000 of special bills were paid off out of cash
hand.
A
total
of
during the
month by sale of special bills maturing after the June
tax date.
Finally, toward the end of the month the Treas¬
ury found itself confronted with a weak market for its
issues, with yields on its short and long securities rising
on
official
and
$250,000,000
raised
was
orderly.
Jr. an¬
nounced on March 3, following a conference with members
of the Executive Committee of the Federal Reserve's Open
Market
of
keep
required to
support
Secretary
the
Committee,
that
Morgenthau
offer
would
he
the market
Henry
Treasury
issue
bond
a
in
which he had written to Ramsay
either
on
"There
is
the
tinue
new
bonds, it
stated, would mature Sept. 15, 1948,
was
and would not be subject to call for redemption before that
Mr. Morgenthau declared on March 7 that the
date.
642,000
the
of
bills failing
Treasury
special
March 15,
after
as
well
$400,-
immediately
oh
due
about $162,000,000 interest
as
public debt, would be paid from the cash balance. Later
same
day Mr. Morgenthau said that subscription
the
on
books
for
business
the
offering
be
would
closed
the
at
close
of
The exchange offering proved a signal success.
Morgenthau
able to announce
was
Secretary
March 11 that
on
total
a
Up
$450,646,900 of the 3% notes would be exchanged for
new
2y2% bonds of 1948.
Thus holders of
only
$4,528,600 of the maturing notes did not take advantage of
the exchange offer, leaving only about 1% of the issue to
be redeemed in cash on March 15.
When 95% of a matur¬
ing issue
is offered
Treasury has in recent
factory.
The
new
for
exchange
in
years
bonds
securities,
new
the
considered the results satis¬
sold
at
substantial
a
premium
and
to
rose
level
a
about
1%
points
above
parity.
The Treasury effected a reduction in its debt held in the
market
during
March.
maturing
on
A
March
15
$4,528,600
of
total
was
paid off
$400,642,000 of special tax date bills
from
March 16
Treasury
date
was
bills.
19.
to
The only new
was
of
in
3%
the
cash,
issue
new
these
owTn
now
of
maturity
a
More than 1,250,000
$30,000,000 of 1 %% consolidated deben¬
Intermediate Credit Bank System was
tures of the Federal
offered
9
March
on
at
slight
a
premium
over
amounted
to
within
March 15,
The
hour.
an
new
debentures
debt publicly
the
issuance
of
bond
sales
Bank debentures matured
Dec.
on
A total of $21,-
15.
Federal Intermediate Credit
March 15, leaving $193,650,000
on
outstanding.
An
issue
of
$23,500,000
of
2%
five-year
consolidated
debentures, Series D, of the Federal Home Loan banks was
offered
March
22
at
The securities fall due on
fourth issue of debentures
offered by the 12 Home Loan banks.
The purpose of the
April
on
1943.
1,
was
to
This
refund
1V2%
1, 1938.
April
The details of
par.
the
was
the
major part of the $24,700,000 of
of
debentures
one-year
the
banks
maturing
non-marketable
special
securities
to
Treasury bills sold on a discount basis are
Bills
Amount of
Dated
Feb.
24 1938
Feb.
24 1938
Mar.
Subscrip¬
Offering
Bills
Offered
tions
Mature
2 1938
June
1 1938
$50,000,001 ) $230,782,000
50,000,00( ) .160,894.000
91 days
2 1938
June
16 1938
106 days
Mar.
3 1938
Mar.
9 1938
June
81938
91 days
50,000,00()
Mar.
3 1938
Mar.
9 1938
June
16 1938
99 days
50,000,00()
Mar. 10 1938
Mar. 16 1938
June
15 1938
91 days
Mar.
Mar. 10 1938
Mar. 15 1938
June
17 1938
93 days
50,000,001
50,000,001
Mar. 23 1938
June 22 1938
91 days
100,000,001
Mar. 17 1938
17 1938
227,296,000
159,587,000
204,681,000
122,339,000
242,126,000
Mar. 23 1938
June
86 days
50,000,001
118,569,000
Mar. 24 1938
Mar. 30 1938
June 29 1938
91 days
100.000,001
233,733,000
Mar. 24 1938
Mar. 30 1938
June
18 1938
80 days
50,000,001
82,462,000
Mar. 31
Apr.
6 1938
91 days
100,000,001
199,200,000
1938
July
6 1938
To Redeem
Bills
Subscrip¬
Amount
Average
Offered
tions
Accepted
Price
Yield
Maturing
Feb.
24 1938
$230,782,000
$50,137,000
99.978
Feb.
24 1938
160,894,000
0.086%
0.058%
227,296,000
50,042,000
50,156,000
50,033,000
50,208,000
99.983
3 1938
99.982
99.9824
50,025,000
99.982
Issue of—
0.073%
Mar.
Mar.
3 1938
159,587,000
Mar. 10 1938
204,681,000
122,339,000
Mar. 17 1938
242,126,000
Mar. 17 1938
When Secretary Morgenthau announced on Feb. 3 that,
beginning Feb. 28, he would offer a new series of June tax
on
given in the following tables:
Mar. 10 1938
the social security funds.
were
1938, and $10,000,000 of them will mature
on
Sept. 15 and $14,500,000
300,000 of the consolidated
raised by the
about
value.
par
heavy oversubscription, the subscription books
a
closed
were
$250,000,000 through the medium of June tax
The net reduction in
thus
value of
bonds, he said.
paid off in cash
money
increased, for the Treasury continued its baby
date
having
bonds
cash value of about $1,240,000,000 had
sold, according to the Secretary.
A
and
held in the
$155,000,000.
It should
be pointed out, however, that the gross debt was in fact
market
and
a
Mar. 17 1938
immediately
notes
other time in the foreseeable future."
7 baby
March
to
citizens
of
the
Secretary
the
bonds either at the end of this
savings
$1,584,462,875 and
been
issue
March '9.
on
of
sale
dated
The
which
in
fiscal year or at any
fact that he
ury
General,
reports that the sale of baby bonds would be
Following
offering an issue of 10%-year 2 y2% Treas¬
bonds of 1948 in exchange for the maturing 3% notes.
S. Black, Third Assistant
denied the
discontinued
April 1 or at the end of the current fiscal year.
no
intention," said Mr. Morgenthau, "to discon¬
Postmaster
exchange for the $455,175,500 of 3% Treasury notes falling
due on March 15. On March 7 the Secretary made known the
was
increased to
offering will have to be
June 23 to take care of maturities.
on
Secretary Morgenthau made public on March 19 a letter
An exchange
falling
notes
its
of
regular weekly
$150,000,000
paid and income taxes were col¬
day.
same
3%
the
was
about
to
The average yield on Treasury
which
of
and
the
gallon throughout New
a
amounted
bonds
Treasury
,
prices of all grades of gaso¬
car
gallon.
a
March
%c.
0.2c.
up
area.
March 30—Standard of Ohio lifted tank
line
marked
were
in
month.
118,569,000
Mar. 24 1938
233,733,000
82,462,000
199,200,000
Mar. 24 1938
Mar. 31
1938
99.984
,
0.059%
0.070%
0.068%
,
$50,030,000
50,000,000
50,045,000
99.983
0.067%
100,218,000
50,099,000
99.986
100,097,000
99.978
0.059%
0.087%
100,092,000
50,107,000
100,325,000
99.982
0.081%
99.965
0.139%
100,282,000
°
100,010,000
bills, he said that the amount to be borrowed by the
bills would depend on how the
March income tax collections
new money to be
NEW SECURITY ISSUES IN MARCH
decided to offer $50,000,000
New offerings in the domestic market for March increased
moderately as compared with the total financing in Febru¬
ary, but failed, however, to come within a near approach
of the volume handled for the same period one year ago.
Among the outstanding emissions for the month, the United
to
as
shaped
He indicated that the total
up.
raised would be between
March
special
24,
when
bills,
$200,000,000 and $300,000,000.
$200,000,000 had been borrowed by
the
Secretary
said
that
the
Treasury
On
the
had
more of the June bills because
the March income tax returns would fall from $20,000,000
$50,000,000 under the Treasury's expectations.
In spite
of the fact that tax collections fell short of Treasury expec¬
tations, they were still in excess of the previous year's
collections.
the
month
000,000
Up to
March 31
amounted
over
the
to
the
income
$723,002,013,
corresponding
an
tax
receipts
increase
for
of $23,-
1937
period.
Income tax
collections for the fiscal year to date, moreover, totaled
$1,995,073,343 against $1,506,870,473 in the previous fiscal
year.
The excess of expenditures for the fiscal year to
March
29 amounted to $856,357,364 against $1,792,532,687
corresponding period of the previous fiscal year.
The price trend of outstanding Treasury issues in March
was
as
follows:
Continuing the advance in the previous
four months, prices of government securities were firm in
in
the
States Rubber
the
to
of that
date
Co.
a
announced
contract
on
was
private sale of $45,000,000 of
large
institutional
investors.
March
31
that
effective
signed by the company for
new
4%% 1st mtge. bonds
Next
in
order
came
the
$28,000,000 offering of the Duluth Missabe & Iron Range Ry.
1st mtge. 31/2% bonds, priced at 98 and int., to yield about
3.62%. The United States Steel Corp. owns all the capital
stock
and
$28,000,000 of the total issues of $30,000,000 1st
One other offering of
size was the $8,000,000 Southern New England Telephone
Co. issue of 30-year 3%% debentures, disposed of at private
sale to a small group of institutions.
Incidentally, the
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. during March completed
arrangement to borrow
approximately $12,500,000 from
banks.
Of the total, $5,000,000 will be used to pay off a
mtge. 3y2% bonds of the company.
$18,000,000 New York City Parkway Authority, N„ Y.#Ji H % revenue
bonds were purchased by Lehman Bros, of'New York, and
associates, at 100.037, a basis of about 3.49% .
In reoffering
the issue, the bankers priced the $5,000,000 serial bonds, due
annuallyfrom 1940 to 1963 incl., to yield from 1.50% to 3.26%,
according to maturity, and the $13,000,000' of sinking- fund
obligations, due April 1, 1968, were priced at par.
The bonds
are callable prior to stated maturity dates, as set forth in the
bank loan* of that amount made in January, 1937,, and, the
increase working capital and pay for im¬
remainder will
Below
provements,
we
give the larger offerings in
March :
RAILROAD' FINANCING1
$28,000,000 Duluth Missabe & Iron Range Ry-—-A banxing syndicate
headedt by Morgan Stanley & Co,, Inc., offered on March 30
$28,000,000) 1st mtge. 3M% bonds at 98, and int,, to. yield
about 3.62%.
The issue has been sub-underwritten by 33 in¬
vestment firms, which. constitute the primary selling group,
but their
Corp.
names
owns all
have not been disclosed.
United States Steel
the capital stock and* $28,000,000 of the total
indenture.
♦
issue of $30,000,000' 1st mtge.
3H% bonds of the company.
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., has agreed to purchase $28,000,000 of the bonds from U. S. Steel Corp. at 90 and int.
The
balance of $2,000,000 bonds has been purchased by the United
States Steel and Carnegie Pension Fund from the Steel Corp-, at
the same price that the bonds were offered to the public.
It
was announced March 30;that the issue was oversubscribed.
.
,
to
Stillman & Co.
PUBLIC UTILITY FINANCING
2,415,400 Albany, N. Y., 2% and 2H% general purposes bonds, due
annually from 1939 to 1978 incl.,. were awarded to. an account
managed by Halsey, Stuart A Co., Inc., New York, at 100.158,
an interest cost of about 2.20%.
They were reoffered for
public investment to yield from 0.50 to, 2.60%, depending: on
coupon rate and maturity.,
$8,000,000-Southern New England Telephone Co.—Theco. on Mar-. 17
announced that it has arranged for the private sale of $8,000,000 30-year 3 H% debentures at 102.
The sale-was made to a
small group, of institutions and was completed through, Chas.
W. Scranton A Co,
The issue has been approved by the Pub¬
lic Utilities Commission of Connecticut.
The proceeds will be applied to the retirement of existing
1
.
1,300,000 Minneapolis, Minn., 2.20% Improvement bonds, due annually
from 1939 to 1948 incl., were awarded jointly to Phelps, Fenn
A Co. and Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc., both of New
York, at 100.23, a basis of about 2.15%.
Reoffered to yield
from 0.60% to 2.25% , according to maturity.
obli-
Sations ofto meet the cash needs ofto approximately $5,20000, and the company,-amounting the company's construc¬
tion program.
The new debentures are to be dated April 1,
1938. and will mature April 1. 1968.
$2,300,000 Long Island Lighting Co.—The company announced Mar. 31
that it has placed privately with the Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the U. S. $2,300,000 1st ref. mtge. bonds, series C,
4%, due June 1, 1960.
*
1,100,000 Rochester, N. Y., 1.70% public works bonds, due from. 1940
to 1948 Incl., were awarded'to Halsey. Stuart A Co., Inc.,
New York, and associates, at 100.18, a basis of about 1.67%.
Reoffered to yield from 0.75% to 1.85%, according,to maturity.
The New York P. S. Commission has authorized the issue,
bonds to be sold at par and accrued interest.
The bonds are to be secured by the
company's first refund¬
ing
1,085,000 Waterbury, Conn., 2H% funding and improvement bonds,
due serially from 1939 to 1958 Incl., were sold to a group headed
by Brown Harriman A Co.. Inc., New York, at 100.18®, a
basis of about 2.73%.
Reoffered toyield from 0.75% to 2.75%
according to maturity.
mortgage; American Exchange National Bank (Irving
Co., successor) trustee; are redeemable to and incl.
Trust
June 1. 1940 at 105, thereafter at
for each five-year period to June
a decreasing premium of 1%
1,1955, thereafter to and incl'.
1,070,000 Birmingham, Ala., 3H% improvement bonds, due from 1942
to 1958 incl., were awarded to a group composed; of Banamerica-Blair Corp., Halsey, Stuart. A Ck)., Inc. and Ward,,
Sterne A Co., of Birmingham, at 100.209, a basis of about
3.48%.
Reoffered to yield from 2.50 to.3.50%, according to
June 1, 1958 at 101 and thereafter to
maturity at par.
from the sale of the bonds are to be used to pay
$2,300,000 of short-term loans owing to banks.
$970,000 Cumberland County Power & Light Co.—-Priced at $97
per share flat, an additional issue of 10,000 shares of 5H cum.
pref. stock (par $100) was offered March 1 by a group of inr
vestment firms headed by H. M. Payson & Co. of Portland,
Me., who are acting as agents for the company in the sal© of
this stock.
Other members of the group included Charles H.
Gilman ACo,, First Boston
Corp., Maine Securities Co., and
Coffin A Burr,, Inc.
Uixm thesaie of these shares there will be outstanding a
total of $2,000,BOO 5
H % cum. pref. stock.
With the $3,999.400 of 6% cum. pref., the total of
preferred outstanding will
amount to $5;999,400.
Funded debt of the company con¬
sisting entirely of first mortage bonds, amounts to $11,005,000.
$600,000 Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.—An issue of $600,000 1st mtge.
3 t2 % bonds due March
1,1963, has been placed privately, it was
announced March 28, through
Smith, Barney A Co., E. W.
Clark A Co. and Hornblower A
Weeks, acting as agents for the
company.
The purpose of the financing is to reimburse the
company for recent property improvements and to provide
funds for contemplated
improvements to property.
$400,000 Indiana Associated Telephone Corp.—An offering of 17,291
3.10%, according to maturity.
2,600,000 Chicago* 111., "water works system certificates of indebtedness,
comprising $1,500,000 3s, due from 1943' to 1947 incl., and
$1,100,000 3Hs, maturing from 1952 to 1964 incl., were sold
to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,, Inc., New York, and associates.
Bankers paid a price of 105.55 for the 3s, a basis of about
2.145%, and 107.86 for the 3 J^Si the interest cost being 2.85%.
The 3s were offered to investors to yield from 2.10% to 2.50%,
while the 3 Hs were priced to return 2.75%.
99.033.
A bid of 97.029-was submitted by Evans *
and associates. -
8,350,000 Philadelphia School District, Pa., 1%% operating revenue
bonds, due semi-annually from Oct. 1, 1938 to Oct. I, 1941,
both inclusive, were taken, by an account managed by Dreyel
A Co. of Philadelphia.
Successful bid was a price of 100.139,
a 1.61% interest cost basis.
Reoffered to yield from 0.40%
to 1.75%, according to maturity.
2,750,000 Erie County, N. Y., 2-90% various purposes bonds, due annu¬
ally from 1939 to 1953 incl,, went to a syndicate headed'by
Lehman Bros, of New York, at 100.13 a* basis of about 2.87%.
Offered for public subscription on & yield basis of from 1.10%
$2,235,000 Chicago Milwaukee-St. Paul & Pacific RR,—Salomon Bros*
& Hutzler, Dick A Merle-Smith and Stroud A Co. were high
bidders on March 10 on $2,235,000 3 % % equipment trust cer¬
tificates, series S; maturing April 1, 1939-53. with a tender of
.
is
monthly keview
April, 1938]
maturity.
'
1,000,000 Jacksonv llc, Fla., 2}4% electric revenue certificates, due
$100,000 each year from 1939 to 1948 incl., were awarded to
the Chase National Bank of New York and associates, at
100.24,
a
basis of about 2.20%.
No public reoffering was
made.
1,000,000 New Mexico (State of) 2%% and 3% highway debentures.
due in 1929 and 1950, were sold to the First Boston Corp.*
New York at 100.04. a baste of about 2.92%,.
x
DIVIDEND CHANGES IN MARCH
,
shares of $6 cum. pref.
(no par) stock
was
made March 6 at
It
sel
provide a sinking fund to retire
a
minimum of
$275,000 of debentures each year and, contingent on earnings,
Booker & Co., Washington, D.
C., offered
4 H % bonds at par.
Bonds were dated
come
due April
E.
$800,000 1st mtge.
April 1, 1938 and be¬
1, 1948.
The net proceeds to be received
by the company from the
sale of the bonds (estimated at
$785,920, after
deducting
derwriting commission and other expenses)
are to
un¬
be used for
^be retirement of funded debts of the
company maturing Apr. 1,
1938, in the total principal amount of $690,000.
The balance
of approximately $95,920 will be used
by the company in
paying off existing bank loans due Second National Bank and
Bankof Washington, Washington, D. C.
The securities to be retired
practically all held by Wash¬
ington, D. C. banks, trust companies and individual investors.
Corporation i© the successor company to the Washington
are
Market Co.
''
$500',000-Transcontinental
Petroleum Corp.—Public offering of
$500,000, 6r% conv. 1st mtge. sinking fund gold bonds was
made by Leach Bros., Inc., Johnston, Lemon A
Co., Wash¬
ington, D. C. and Gilbert F. Brooks A Co., Providence, R. I
The bonds which are to be issued
pursuant to a plan of reorganization approved by the U. S. District Court for the
Northern
District of Texas, are dated Feb. 1, 1938 and mature Feb 1
1943.
They are priced at 98H and interest.
The bonds ar© redeemable at the option of the company in
whole or in part on 60 days' notice at 105% and accrued in¬
terest.
They are convertible prior to Jan. 15, 1940 into
200 shares ($1 par) com. stock for each $1,000 of bonds.
•
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
$43,000,000 New York, N. Y., 3% various municipal
»■•••.«
purposes bonds, due
serially from 1939 to 1968 incl.. were awarded to a syndicate
headed by the Chase National Bank of New York, at 100 719
baste of about 2.94%.
They were reoffered to yield from
0.60% to 3.10%» according to date of maturity.
a
the
Dec. 20, last and 37 He. on Oct. 30 and on July 30, last.
5 maximum of $365,000.
Interest payable M'. AS.
$800,000 Terminal Refrigerating &. Warehousing
Corp.—Y.
■
payable April 1,
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp.—Dividend of 45c. a share was paid
March 30, oa the common stock.
This compares with 30c. paid on
issue, if not all, will
Insurance Co., Prudential
Insurance Co, and New York Life Insurance Co.
The company has called for
redemption on July I next, its
entire outstanding issue of
$50,000,000 1st A ref. mtge. 5%
gold bonds, series A. due Jan. 1, 1947, at 105 and interest.
Payment will be made at office of Central Hanover Bank A
Trust Co., 7h Broadway, N. Y. City.
*
$5,500,000 Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—Offering by means of a pros¬
pectus of $5,500,000 4 % % sinking fund debentures
(1938 issue)
was mad© March 28
by W. E. Button A Co, and Goldman,
Sachs 4 Co, and associates.
The debentures were priced at
99H and accrued interest.
Dated March 1, 1938; due Sept.
1, 1950-.
Coupon debentures
in denom. $1,000, registerable as to
principal only. Company
r
Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition, to
the regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the class A stock, both
also announced that the
company has contracted to
privately to four purchasers at 105 $400,000 1st mtge.
was
at par and that the greater portion of the
be taken by the Metropolitan Life
•
eries
American Business Credit Corp.—Initial dividend of 10c. a share on
common class. A stocks, payable April 14.
bonds, series B, due Oct. 1. 1965.
•
FAVORABLE CHANGES
American Ba
Mitchum, Tully A Co.
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
$45,000,000 United States Rubber Co.—Following the approval by the
stockholders of the terms of its recapitalization
plan on Mar. 31,
the
company^announced that a contract was signed for the
private sale of $45,000,000 new 4 Ji% 1st
mtge. bonds to large
institutions1 investors.
Neither the sale price nor the
identity of the purchasers was
made public.
It is' understood' however, that the sale was
-
March
greatly outnumbered the favorable changes. The following
list, divided into two sections, namely "Favorable Changes"
and "Unfavorable Changes," gives the more important of
the changes:
a
6y *2 °vv? P?r Co., Inc., and including Paine, Webberheaded
Bonbright A share through an underwriting group & Co.
and
Unfavorable changes in dividend declarations in
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on
common
the
stock, payable April 1.
Bralorne Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share and a quarterly
15c.
a
share on the no par, common stock, both payable
April 14.
of
An
extra of 10c. and a
regular quarterly of like amount were paid in each
of the four preceding quarters.
~
Carbons Consolidated, Inc.—Dividend on the common
from 25c. a share to 40c. a share, payable March 28.
stock increased
Coronet Phosphate Co., N. Y.-—Dividend of $1.25 a share on
stock, payable April 1.
share were distributed.
par common
$1
a
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the $100
Previously regular quarterly diva, of
Esquire Coronet, Inc.—Extra dividend of 30c. a share and a regular
quarterly of like amount were paid March 30, last on the common stock.
(Geo. A.) Fuller Co.—Dividend of $1
a
share on the new 4% cumulative
This will be the first divi
convertible preferred stock, payable April 1.
paid since 1932.
,
General Crude Oil Co.—Initial dividend of 10c.
,
stock payable June
a
share on the common
10.
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Hammond Instrument Co.—Special cash dividend of 15c. a share plus a
dividend of 1-100 of a share of 6% preferred stock on the common shares*
both payable March 16.
Illinois Commercial Telephone Co.—Dividend of $2 a share on account
of accruals on the $6 cumulative preferred stock of no par value, payable
.
April 1. This payment clears up all accumulations on the issue.
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—Stock dividend of 40% on the $1 par common stock
payable April 30. Dividend will be paid at the rate of two new shares for
each five shares held.
(D. Emil) Klein Co., Inc.—Directors have declared a dividend of 25 cents
per share on the common stock, payable April 1. A dividend of 75 cents
was paid on Dec. 24, last, the company at that time stating that this 75cent dividend comprised the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents
ordinarily due and the quarterly dividends of 25 cents which would
ordinarily be paid on April 1 and July 1,1938.
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.-—Initial quarterly dividend of 50c.
a
share on the $2 class A stock, payable April 15.
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(Oscar) Mayer & Co., Inc.—On March 1, the company paid an extra
dividend of 25c. a share and a regular quarterly of $2 a share on the 8%
second participating preferred stock, par $100.
National Manufacture & Stores Corp.—Stock dividend of one-half
share of common stock for each share of $5.50 convertible prior preferred
stock held,, payable April 15.
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New Orleans Public Service, Inc.—Dividend of 87 He. a share on account
of accumulations on the $7 cumulative preferred stock payable April 1.
This will be. the first dividend paid since April 1, 1933 when 87He. a
share was also distributed.
Pan American Match Co.—Initial dividend of 50c. a share on the com*
mon
stock became payable
March 29.
Park & Tilford, Inc.—An Initial dividend of 75c. a share was paid March
20, on the cumulative convertible 6 % preferred stock of $50 par value,
1
Reed Roller Bit Co.—Extra dividend of 10c. and
sharewere paid March
31
cm
the nor-par
a
quarterly of 20c. a
common stock.
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Shasta Water Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a quarterly of 50c.
a share on the no-par common stock, both payable April 1.
South Penn Oil Co.-—Extra dividend of 12 K.c. a share and a regular
quarterly of 37 He* a share on the $25 par capital stock, both payable
March 31*
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Bond Stores, Inc.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 40c. a
share to 20c. a share and became payable on March 31, last.
Southern Acid & Sulphur Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share
and a regular dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock, both be¬
come payable March 19.
Stedman Bros., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share and a regular
Borg Warner Corp.—Directors on March 5 voted to omit the dividend
ordinarily due about this time on the $5 for common stock.
An extra
dividend of 50c. and a regular quarterly of like amount were paid on
quarterly of 15c. a share on the common stock, both payable April 1.
Todd Shipyards Corp.—Dividend on the no-par capital stock increased
from 50c. a share to $1 a share and became payable March 21.
Van Camp Milk Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from 25c.
a
share to 50c.
share, and became payable on March 25.
a
Vieder-Root, Inc.—Extra dividend of 25c.
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Dec. 10,last.
Borne Scrymser Co.—Dividend on the $25 par,
from 75c. a share to 50c. a share, payable April 15.
share and a regular quarterly
a
of like amount on the common stock, both payable March 15.
Boston Woven Hose
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Dividend
from 15c.
share to 20c.
a
a
on the $1 par common stock increased
share, payable March 31.
share was
St Crampton Corp.—Initial quarterly dividend of 18)4c. a
share on the cumulative convertible preferred stock, payable May 16.
Lathrop Co.—Extra dividend of 12 He. a share and a
regular quarterly of 37He. a share on the $10 par common stock, both
payable March 30.
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Electric
Co.—Dividend
Corp.—Dividend on the $25 par common stock reduced
a share, payable March 15. ■
Bristol Brass
from $1
share on the
This compares with 75c. paid
capital stock, par $25, payable March 31.
on Dec. 24, last.
UNFAVORABLE
of $1
On Aug. 20 last one of $2 a
paid.
Briggi Manufacturing Co.—Directors on March 17 voted against the
declaration of a dividend on the no par common stock at this time.
A
distribution of $1.50 a share was made on Dec. 23, last.
Woodward &
Suburban
stock
& Rubber Co.—Dividend on the common stock
ordinarily payable at this time omitted.
Winters
Worcester
capital stock reduced
Boston Herald-Traveler Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable April 1.
a
share to 50c.
a
Co.—No action on the quarterly dividend
share ordinarily due on the $6 preferred stock at this time.
Brown Forman Distillery
$1.50
a
Burco, Inc.—No action on the quarterly dividend of 75c. a share
due at this time on the $3 preferred stock.
CHANGES
of
ordinarily
Co.—-Directors recently passed the dividend ordinarily
payable at this time on the common shares.
A dividend of 25c. a share
was paid on Dec. 1 last.
Burd Piston Ring
Abraham St Straus, Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock decreased
from 75c. a share to 37 He. a share, payable April 25.
Aetna^ Ball Bearing Mfg. Co.—No action taken on the payment of a
dividend on the common stock at this time. - Dividends of 40c. a share
were paid on Dec. 20 and Sept. 25 last.
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Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
reduced from 20c. a share to 10c. a share and becomes payable on June
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6, next.
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Affiliated Fund, Inc.—Dividend of 8c. a share on the 25c. par common
stock, payable April 15.
A regular quarterly dividend of 15c. a share
was paid on Jan. 15 last.
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was
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from 30c.
a
share to
the common stock decreased
on
,
^20c. a share, payable April 1.
Aluminum Industries, Inc.<—'Directors on March 8 failed to take action
on the quarterly dividend due at this time.
Previously regular quarterly
dividends of 10c. a share were distributed*.
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—Directors took nd action
.
American Beverage Corp.—Directors on March 22 took no action on the
payment of a dividend ordinarily due at this time on the 7% cum. conv.
1 pref. stock, par $5.
A regular quarterly dividend of 8Hc. a share was
paid on Jan. 3 last.
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share ofr-the
no par common stock was paid on March 31.
This compared with $r.40
on Dec. 24 last and 75c. on Sept. 30 last.
(
American Crystal Sugar Co.—Dividend on the $10 par common stock
decreased from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 24.
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American Enka Corp.—Directors passed the dividend ordinarily due on;
the common shares at this time.
A distribution of $1 was paid on Dec.
23 last.
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American Hide & Leather Co.—Directors on March 17 took no action on
the dividend ordinarily due at this time on the 6% cum. pref. stock,
par $50.
Regular quarterly dividends of 75c. a share have been paid on
this issue since March 30, 1936.
American Meter Co.—Dividend of 30Cw
share on the common stock,
a
payable April 15.
A special of $1 a share in addition to a regular quar¬
terly of 75c. a share was distributed on Dec. 21 last.
American Mfg. Co.—Directors failed to take any action regarding the
payment of a dividend on the common stock at this time.
A payment
of $1 was made on Dec. 31 last.
American Smelting & Refining Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the no
par common stock, payable May 31.
This compares with 75c a share
paid on Feb. 28 last.
Apex Electrical Mfg. Co.—Dividend
the 7% prior pref. stock of $100
ordinarily due at this time omitted.
Regular quarterly dividends of
$1.75 a share were distributed on Dec. 28 last.
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Apollo Steel Co.—Dividend ordinarily due at this time
on the common
One of 12 Hc. a share was paid on Dec. 23 last, and each
shares omitted.
quarter previously.
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distributed.
a
share was paid March 31
Previously quarterly dividends of 40c. a share
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Century Electric Co..—Directors deferred action on the payment of a
dividend
on
the new common stock at this time.
share was paid on Dec.
One of five cents a
27, last, and an initial of 10c.
on
Sept. 30, last.
Chicago Railway Equipment Co.—Directors on March 15, voted to omit
the regular quarterly dividend of 43He. a share on the 7% cum. pref.
stock of $25 par due on April 1.
The company cleared up all accruals
on this stock on Dec. 18, last, with the payment of a dividend of $3.06)4
a
share.
Chilton Co.—Dividend
5c.
a
on
the common stock reduced from 10c.
share, payable April 15.
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a
share to
,.
City Auto Stamping Co.—Directors on March 10 took no action on the
payment of a dividend on the common stock ordinarily due at this time.
An extra of 30c. a share and a regular quarterly dividend of 15c. a share
were both paid on Dec. 20, last.
City Ice St Fuel Co.—Dividend Of 40c.
payable March 31.
A dividend of 50c.
a
share on the common stock,
paid on Dec. 15, last, and
was
each three months previously.
Cleveland
Graphite Bronze Co.—Interim dividend of 25c. a share on the
$1 par common stock, payable March 31.
This compares with $1.30
paid on Dec. 20, last, and 50c. a share previously.
Cliffs Corp.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 20c. a share to
10c. a share, payable April 1.
Cluett Peabody & Co., Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock
reduced from 25c. a share to 15c. a Bhare, payable May 2.
Collyer Insulated Wire Co.—-Dividend on the no par common stock
reduced from 35c. a share to 10c. a share payable April 1.
.
Columbia Mills, Inc.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from $1 a
share to 50c. a share, payable April 1.
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—Directors took no action on the payment of
a
dividend
paid
on
par
Celanese, Ltd.—Dividend of 25c.
the common stock.
Carpel Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the no par common stock,
payable March 31.
This compares with 25c. paid on Dec. 28, last.
J. W.) Carter Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 20c. a
share to 15c. a share, payable April 1.
on the pay-
ment oi a dividend ordinarily due at this time on the new 6 % conv. pref.
stock of $50 par.
A regular quarterly of 75c. a share was paid on Jan. 3
last.'
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,
on
were
passed the dividend ordinarily due at this time
22, last.
A regular quarterly of $1 was paid Dec.
the common stock.
Canadian
paid.
Alabama Fuel & Iron Co.—Dividend
.
on
Ainsworth Mfg. Co.—No action taken on the payment of a dividend on the
common stock at this time.
On Dec. 16 last a dividend of 75c. a share
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Calhoun Mills—Directors
on
on
the common stock at this time.
One of 75c.
a
share was
Jan. 14, last.
Continental Steel Corp.—Directors on March 15 failed to take action
on the payment Of a dividend on the common shares.
A regular quarterly
of 25c. a share was paid on Dec. 24, last.
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.—Directors on Feb. 23 took no action on the current
quarterly dividend on the common stock.
A year-end dividend of 25c.
a share on the larger amount of shares outstanding was paid on Dec. 15,
last.
The company's stock was recently split up on a two-for-one basis.
Armour & Co. (111.)—Directors on Feb. 25 deferred action on the dividends
on the common, the $6 prior preferred, and on the 7% cumulative preferred stocks, due at this time.
A distribution of 15c. a share was made
Dec. 15 last on the common shares.
Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock
reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable April 1.
Art
Diesel-Wemiher-Gilbert
.
,
Metal
Construction
15 last and 80c.
on Dec.
Associates
a
share
on
the
$10
Corp.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the $10
stock, payable March 25.
A dividend of $1 was paid on
Dec. 24, last and an extra of 25c. in addition to a regular quarterly of like
amount was paid on Sept. 25, last.
stock, payable April 1.
par common
L,
Co.—Dividend of 50c.
Investment
a
This, compares with $1.20 paid
share on Oct. 1 last.
Co.—Dividend
the
on
no-par
stock
common
reduced from 75c. a share to 50c. a share, payable March 31.
Atlantic Building Trust (Boston)—Semi-annual dividend of 50c.
share was paid on the common stock on March 15 and compared with
regular semi-annual dividend of $1 a share paid on Sept. 15 last.
Dejay Stores, Inc.—Dividend
;
Atlantic Steel Co.—Dividend of 15c.
a
share
on
par, common
on the $1 par common
from 20c. a share to 10c. a share, payable April 1.
a
a
the new no-par common
stock, payable March 31.
This compares with a dividend of $3 paid
on Dec. 20 last and an initial dividend of $1.20 a share on this issue on
Sept. 39 last,
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Automobile Finance Co.—Directors omitted the dividend ordinarily
Detroit Gasket St
Manufacturing Co.—Directors on March
action on the quarterly common dividend normally payable
A regular quarterly of 25c. a Bhare was paid on Jan. 20, last,
no
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,
,
-
.
.
due at this time
share
was
on
the
common
stock.
the common dividend.
One of 6)4c. was paid on
share
the
Dec. 27, last, and each
three months previously.
Detroit Steel Products Co.—Directors
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Dividend of 25c.
24, took
April 20.
Detroit Paper Products Co.—Directors on March 2, deferred action on
A regular quarterly of 10c. a
paid on Dec. 1 last,
stock decreased
Delta Electric Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 25c.
a share to 15c. a share, payable March 21.
on
March 16 took no action
on
the
stock,
paid.
payment of a dividend on the no-par capital stock ordinarily due about
March 31.
One of 50c. a share was paid on Dec. 22, last.
Backstay Welt Co.—Directors omitted the common dividend normally
due for payment in April.
A regular quarterly of 30c. was paid on
(Joseph) Dixon Crucible Co.—'Dividend on $100 par capital stock due
at this time omitted.
A regular quarterly of $1 a share was distributed
payable April 1.
.
.
a
on
During 1937 five dividend, each of $1
a
common
share;
were
Jan. 15 last.
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Baldwin
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on
Co.—Dividend
of five
cents
a
share
payable March 25.
This compares with
15c. on Sept. 25, and June 25 last.
.
on
the
10c. paid
stock,
24 last,
common
on
Dec.
Baldwin Rubber Co.—Directors passed the dividend usually payable in
April on the common stock.
A regular quarterly of 12Hc. a share was
paid on Jan. 20 last.
Be Id wing Heminway Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock de¬
creased from 25c. a share to 12He. a share, payable April 30.
Bendix Aviation Corp.—No action taken on the declaration of a dividend
on the $5 par common shares ordinarily payable about March 12.
Divi¬
dends of 25c. a share were distributed in each of the four preceding
quarters.
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Berghoff Brewing Co.—Director at recent meeting took no action on the
j
payment ofa dividend normally due March 15 on the common stock, A
regular quarterly of 25c. was paid on Dec. 15, last.
Berkshire Fine Spinning Associates, Inc.—No action taken on the pay-
ment of a dividend at this time on the preferred and common stocks.
A
distribution of 40c. a share was paid Sept. 24, last on the common stock.
Bird & Son, Inc.—Dividend on the common stock of no par value reduced
from 25c. a share to 10c. a share, payable March 28.
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Block & Decker Mfg. Co.-—No action taken
on
the payment ofa dividend
on the common stock at this time.
One of 25c. a share was distributed
On Dec. 31, last and each three months previously.
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Blaw-Knox Co.—Directors
a
dividend
on
the
March 28 took no action on the payment of
stock at this time.
A year-end disbursement
on
common
of 50c. was made on Dec. 20, last.
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Bloomingdale Bros., Inc.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from
37He. ,a share to 18 J£c. a share, payable April 25.
Bliss & Laughlin, Inc.—Directors took no action on the payment of a
dividend
on
.
,
the common stock, par
a
$5, at this time. An extra of 25c. a
regular quarterly dividend oi 50c. a share were paid on
Pec. 24. last.
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Bohn Aluminum St Brass Corp.—Directors on March 31 took no action
on the payment of a dividend at this time oh the $5 par, common stock.
Dividends of $1.25 a share were paid on Dec. 21 and Oct. 1 ,'last.
23, last.
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Doehler Die Casting Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from
50c. a share to 20c. a share, payable April 18.
Dow Drug
Co.—Directors recently deferred the payment of dividends
ordinarily due at this time on the common and preferred stock.
Duff-Norton Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no-par common stock reduced
from 50c. a share to 40c. a share and become payable on March 18.
Dunean Mills—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 50c. a share
•
to 40c. a
share and
was
paid on March 1, last.
Eastern
Steamship Lines, Inc.—Directors on March 7, took no action
the quarterly dividend due to be declared at this time on the $2
dividend no-par convertible preferred stock.
A regular quarterly of
on.
50c.
a
share
was
paid
on
Jan. 3, last.
Emerson Drug Co.—Dividends on the class A and class B common stocks
reduced from 50c. a share to 40c. a share, payable April 1.
Fafnir Bearing Co.—Dividend on the $25 par, common stock reduced
from $2
Fiberloid
75c.
a
a
share to $1
a
share and became payable on March 31*. * '
Corp.—Dividend
share to 30c.
a
on the no par common stock reduced from
share, payable March 10.
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(William) Filene's Sons Co.—Dividend
common
of 25c. a share on the no par
stock, payable April 25.
This compares with 50c. paid on
on March 25, 1937,
Sept. 25, June 25, and
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Dividend
reduced from 50c.
{
share and
Dec.
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—Dividend on the common stock reduced
from 25c. a share to 12He. a share, payable April 13.
a
share to 25c.
a
on the $10 par, common stock
share, payable April 20.
Food
Machinery Corp.—Dividend on the $10 par common stock reduced
from 62He. a share to 25c. a
share, payable March 31.
Franklin Process—Dividend on the no par, common stock reduced from
75c. a share to 25c. a share, payable April 1.
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Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Dividend on the common stock ordinkrliy due at
this time was omitted.
One of 25c. a share was paid on Dec. 24, last.
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.
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Dividend of lOci a share on the $2 par
capital stock, payable April 1.
This compares with 50c. paid on Dec. 21,
last and 25c. in each of the three preceding quarters.
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McCall
Gemmer Mfg. Co.—No action taken on the payment of a dividend ordinarily due at this time on the class A stock.
A quarterly dividend of
75c. was paid on Jan. 3, last.
.
action
a share on the no par common
stock, payable April 25.
This compares with $1 paid on Dec. 20, last
and 40c. paid on Oct. 25, July 26 and April 26, 1937.
<
share
a
share to 10c.
Glidden Co.—Directors
Medusa Portland
dividend on the
Dec. 24, last.
dend due at this time.
paid on
A regular quarterly of 50c. a share was
Goodman Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid March 31 on the
$50 par, common stock.
This compares with 75c. a share paid on Dec.
21, last, and previous regular quarterly dividends of 50c.
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Fisheries Co., Ltd.—Dividend on the no par
stock reduced from $1 a share to 75c. a share, payable April 5.
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Grand Rapids Varnish Corp.—Dividend of 12 He. a share on
mon stock, payable March 31.
Previously regular quarterly
of 25c. a share were distributed.
reduced from 30c.
compares
share to 50c. a
on
March 8 took
on
no
action on the quarterly
quarterly dividends of 25c.
four quarters of 1937.
Hathaway
ceding
Mfg.
stock
National
a
share
were
made.
&
Bearing Co.—Directors
on
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—Dividend of $1.25
Ideal Cement Co.—Dividend of 35c.
A
31
on
the
a
share
paid March 31 on the $10
extra dividend of 50c. and
was
with an
on Dec. 22, last.
compares
a
share was paid
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Directors on March 14 voted to omit the divi¬
dend ordinarily due at this time on the company's no-par common
shares.
One of 25c. a share was paid on Jan. 3, last.
Corp.—Dividend of 50c.
a share on the $5 preferred
An initial dividend of $1.25 a share was paid
stock, payable April 1.
on
Dec. 27, last.
Jefferson Electric Co.—Dividend of 25c.
a
share on the no-par common
payable March 31.
This compares with a dividends of $1.50
paid on Dec. 24, last and dividends of 50c. a share in each of the three
preceding quarters.
Jenkins Brothers—No action taken
on
the payment
non-voting common and founder shares.
and $1 a share, respectively, were paid on
of a dividend on the
Quarterly dividends of 25c.
Dec. 24, last.
Johns-Manville Corp.—Directors on Feb. 28 failed to declare a dividend
on the no-par common shares.
An extra of $1 and a regular quarterly
of 75c. were paid on Dec. 24, last.
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.—No action taken on the payment of a
dividend at this time on the preferred stock.
A dividend of $1.75 a
50c.
was
paid
on
Oct. 15,
Previously, regular monthly dividends of 15c.
a
share
distributed.
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co.—Dividend
stock reduced from 40c.
a
share to 25c.
Kennedy's, Inc.—No action taken
common
stock at this time.
on
a
the no-par common
share, payable April 1
on
the payment of
a
dividend
on
last, and
share
Krueger Brewing Co.—Directors
dividend due at this time
.
was
on
Feb. 28 decided to omit the
on
the common shares.
A distribution of 25c.
made on Dec. 16, last.
Laclede Christy Clay
Products Co.—No action on the payment of a
dividend on the common shares at this time.
A special of 25c. was paid
on Dec. 28, last and a regular quarterly of 25c. on Oct. 1, last.
Laclede Steel
Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share on the $20 par, common
stock, payable March 31.
This compares with $1.25 paid on Dec. 27,
last and 25c. a share on Sept. 30, June 30 and March 20, 1937.
(F. & R.) Lazarus Co.—Dividend
reduced from 25c.
share to 25c.
a
a
on
on
the no par common stock reduced from 50c.
a
on the capital stock reduced from 40c.
payable April 1.
f
.
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the
common stock, payable April 1.
This compares with $3 paid on Dec.
23, last, $15 on Dec. 1, last, and one of $1 a share on Oct. 1, last.:
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—Dividend of 12 He.
share was paid March
15 on the common stock.
An extra of 25c. and a regular quarterly of
like amount were paid on Dec. 15, last.
a
share on the common stock, par
$50, payable April 1.
This compares with $15 paid on Dec. 29, last and
$7.50 paid on Oct. 1, July 1 and April 1, 1937.- •
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Marchant Calculating Machine Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the
$5 par, common stock, payable April 15.
This compares with $1 paid
on Dec. 20, last and $1.15 on Oct
15, last.
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Dec. 22, last.
the common stock reduced from
on
This
last.
Rayon Corp.—Directors on March 17 took no action
of a divide id on the class A and B common stocks. A
the payment
a
share
was
Brass Co.—Dividend
a
on
Sugar Plantation
ordinarily due in April
dend
paid
on
Dec. 23, last.
the class A and class
Finance
45c.
a
share to
stocks
24.
last.
Fisheries, Inc.—Dividend
reduced from 30c. a share to 15c. a share,
Pacific
common
Co.—Directors recently passed the divi¬
on the common shares. A regular monthly
dividend of 10c. was paid on March 5,
Pacific American
B
share to 25c. a share, payable March
Paauhau
on the $5 par common stock
payable April 30.
Corp.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from
30c. a share, payaole April 1.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Dividend on the common
reduced from $2 a share to $1.50 a share, payable March 31.
Packer Corp.—Dividend reduced from 40c. a share to
common
no-par
stock, payable April
25c.
a
25c.
a
stock
share on the
15.
Peaslee Gilbert
Corp.—Dividend on the common
share to 12 He. a share, payable March 31.
stock reduced from
Perry Fay Co.-—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock, payable
March 31. This compares with $2 paid on Dec. 22 and on Sept. 30, last.
Pfeiffer Brewing Co.—Dividend on the common
a share to 25c. a share, payable April
11.
stock reduced from 30c.
Philadelphia Co.—Dividend on the no-par common stock reduced from
25c.
a
share to 20c. a share, payable April 25.
Phoenix Securities
Corp.—Dividend ordinarily due at this time on the
A regular quarterly of
$3 convertible preferred class A stock omitted.
75c. a share was paid on Jan. 3, last.
on the $25 par common stock of
This compares with $1 a share paid on
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Dividend
25c. a share,
Dec. 24 and
payablt
on
Oct.
April 1.
1, last.
Pratt & Lambert, Inc.—Dividend on the common stock
50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable April 1.
decreased from
Pressed Metals of America,
Inc.—Directors recently deferred action on
the payment of a dividend on the no-par common stock at this time.
A regular quarterly of 50c. a share was paid on Dec. 30, last.
Pyle National Co.—Dividend on the common shares ordinarily due for
payment at this time omitted. A dividend of 50c. was paid on Dec. 21,
last, and each three months previously.
Rayonier, Inc.—Directors on Feb. 27 took no action on the payment of a
dividend on the common stock at this time.
An initial dividend of 50c.
was paid on Jan. 1, last.
Red Indian Oil Co.—Directors omitted the dividend ordinarily payable at
this time on the $1 par common shares.
An extra of three cents and a
regular quarterly of like amount were paid on Dec. 15, last.
Reece Button-Hole Machine Co.—Dividend on the $10 par, capital
stock reduced from 20c. a share to 10c. a share, payable April 1.
"
Reliable
'
Stores
on the common dividend deferred on
decided upon by the board.
regular quarterly of like amount were both paid
Corp.—Action
March 14 until such further date as may be
An extra of
Dec.
on
25c. and
20,
a
last.
Ritter Dental Mfg. Co.—No action on the payment of a dividend ordi¬
narily due at this time on the common shares.
of 25c. a share each were paid during 1937.
Four quarterly dividends
Rochester Button Co.—No action taken on the payment of a dividend
due at this time on the common shares.
One of 10c. a share was paid on
Jan.
20, last.
Root Petroleum Co.—Dividend ordinarily due at this time on the
Loomis Sayles Second Fund—Dividend on the common stock reduced
from 25c. a share to 15c. a share, payable April 1.
Mahoning Coal RR.—Dividend of $4
on
Storage & Warehouse Co., Ltd.—Dividend of $1 a
reduced from 75c.
on
share, payable June 1.
share to 20c. a share,
paid
share, payable April 1.
regular quarterly dividend of 24c. a share on Dec. 1, last.
dividend of 25c.
Ohio
Liquid Carbonic Corp.—Dividend
a
a
paid March 21, last, on the $100 par common stock.
with $4 paid on Dec. 21, last, and $1.50 paid on Sept. 20,
North American
the common stock of no par value
share to 12Hc. a share, payable April 25.
Link Belt Co.—Dividend
a
was
compares
the
Dividends of 30c. were paid on Jan. 15, last.
I. B.) Kleinert Rubber Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the common
stock, payable March 30c.
This compares with a special dividend of
five cents and a quarterly dividend of 15c. a share paid on Dec. 24, last.
(G.)
was
Co.—Dividend
12He.
New Orleans Cold
1937.
Kaufmann Department Stores, Inc.—Dividend of the no-par common
stock reduced from 40c. a share to 25c. a share, payable April 28.
were
share
a
share to
a
July 1, last.
Kehaha Sugar Co., Ltd.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the common stock,
payable April 1.
4 took no
this time.
share was paid on Dec. 23, last.
a
Naval Stores Investment Co.—On March 1, the company paid a dividend
of 25c. a share on the common stock. An extra of 50c. was paid Dec. 22,
,
share
regular quarterly of 50c.
dividend of 50c.
stock,
■
Co., Inc.—Semi-annual dividend of $1.50 a share on
payable May 15. A dividend of $2 was paid
National Standard
Previously, regular quarterly divi¬
shares.
common
dends of 62 He. a share were distributed.
Interstate Bakeries
Casket
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—No action taken on the pay¬
ment of a dividend on the common at this time.
A regular quarterly
.
a
Independent Pneumatic Tool Co.—Dividend of 25c.
March
reduced
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common
stock, payable April 8. This compares with $2 paid on Oct. 7 and on
Hygrade Sylvania Corp.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from
75c. a share to 37Hc. a share, payable April 1.,
a
stock
National Enameling & Stamping Co.—Directors on March
action on the payment of a dividend on the common shares at
A
share on the 7 % cumulative
preferred stock, par
100, became payable March 30.
Dividend ac¬
cumulations were recently paid up on this issue.
'
common
March 7 voted to omit the
regular quarterly ot 30c. a share was paid on Dec. 22, last.
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.—Directors on March 16 deferred action on the
class B dividend ordinarily payable at this time.
A regular quarterly
dividend of 37Hc. a share was paid on Dec. 15, last.
stock.
This
quarterly of like amount
the
from
dividend ordinarily due at this time on the $10 par common stock.
par, common
on
share, payable April 15.
National Steel Corp.—Dividend on the $25 par common stock decreased
from 62 He. a share to 25c. a share and became payable on March 31.
Hook Drugs, Inc.—Dividend on the no-par common stock reduced
25c. a share to 12Hc. a share, payable April 1.
Ball
a
Nov. 15, last.
on
'
disbursements of 20c.
Fund—Dividend
share to 10c.
a
the no-par common stock,
ordinarily due during March on the
A regular quarterly of $2 a share was
omitted.
was
,
Investment
from 20c.
Co.—Dividend
Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—Directors declared three monthly
dividends of 15c. a share each on the common stock, $25 par, payable
April 29, May 27, and June 24, respectively.
Previously regular monthly
Hoover
...
(F. E.) Myers & Bros. Co.—Dividend on the no-par common stock re¬
duced from $1 a share to 75c. a share, payable March 28.
/
share was paid March 31 on
a
Hibbard,
-
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Dividend on the com¬
$1.75 a share, payable April 15.
and 50c. on Sept. 30, last.
Dec. 24 last.
on
and on June
quarters.
Mutual
Hercules Motors Corp.—Directors omitted the dividend due about this
time on the common shares.
A regular quarterly of 25c. a share was
paid
March 9 took no action on the
One of $1.50 a share was
on
stock reduced from $2 a share to
mon
Extra dividends of 35c. in addition to regular
a share were distributed in each of the four
Dec. 1 last.
on
Corp.—Directors
Mountain States
share were distributed.
the no-par common stock.
paid
dividend
Previously quarterly dividends
April 1.
(M. A.) Hanna Co.—Dividend of 12Hc.
common
Products
paid on Dec. 24, last and $1 a share on Nov. 20, Sept. 30
30, last.
■;
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable March 31. A dividend of $1 was paid on Dec 22, last,
a
ordinarily due for payment
-4
Dec. 24, last.
on
Cooperage Corp.—Dividend of 40c. a share on the $3.20
A common stock of no par value, payable April 1.
This
with 80c. paid on Dec. 21, Oct. 1, and on July 1 last.
Haloid Co.—Directors
a
on the $20 par, common
share, payable March 15.
a
the no par common stock re¬
share, payable March 30.
class
of 25c.
stock
Inc.—Dividend
share to 25c.
on
Steamship Co.—Dividend
duced from 75c.
■
a
payment of a common dividend at this time.
Greif Bros.
-
a
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share on the common stock,
payable April 1. This compares with 30c. paid in each of the four pre¬
Great Lakes
cum.
of
One of 50c. was paid on
Morrison Bond Co., Ltd.—Directors passed the dividend usually due on
the common shares at this time.
A quarterly dividend of 25c. was paid
25c.
Gray Telephone Pay Station Co.—No action taken by directors on March
25, on the common stock dividend norm ally due April 15.
A regular quar¬
terly of 25c. a share was paid on Jan. 15, last.
stock at this time.
Merrimac Hat Corp.—-Directors at their recent meeting took no action
on tne payment or a dividend on the common shares at this time.
One
of 50c. was paid on Dec. 1, last and 25c. a share on^Sept. 1 and on
June 1, last
Motor
Granite City Steel Co.—-Dividend on the common stock reduced from
a share, payable March 30.
_
_
Inc.—No action taken on payment of a dividend on common
stock ordinarily due to be declared.
An additional dividend of 75c. and a
dividend of 25c. a share were paid on Dec. 23. last.
common
the comdividends
...
Cement Co.—No action taken on the payment
common
Mohawk Carpet Mills,
share.
Gorton-Pew
.
Merck & Co.,
divi¬
Jan. 3, last.
,
„
Corp.—Directors on Feb. 26 took no action on the payment of a
dividend on the common stock.
A dividend of 50c. a share was paid on
Dec. 20. Sept. 20 and on June 30, last.
....
;
stock re-
March 7 took no action on the common
on
Jan. 14, last.
on
distributed Jan. 5, last on the common shares.
.
Gilchrist Co.—No action taken by directors on March 16 on the common
stock.
Regular dividends of 25c. a share were paid quarterly from Dec.
24, 1936 to and including Dec. 24, 1937.
Publishing Co.—Directors deferred consideration of dividend
shares until April meeting.
A quarterly of 15c. a
common
paid
was
Mead
share, payable April 1.
a
on
on the common stock
share, payable May 2.
a
McKeesport Tin Plate Corp.—Directors postponed action on the common
dividend at this time.
A regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a share was
General Fireproofing Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the common
stock, payable April 1.
This compares with 75c. paid on Dec. 24, last,
and 30c. on Oct. 1 and July 1, last.
General Printing Ink Corp.—Dividend on the common stock reduced
General Time Instrument Corp.—Dividend on the common
duced from 25c. a share to 15c. a share, payable April 1.
reduced from 37He. a
Corp.—Dividend
share to 25c.
McGraw Hill
General Electric Co.—Dividend of 30c.
from 30c.
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1938]
convertible preferred stock omitted.
was
A regular dividend of 30c.
a
$1.20
share
paid on Jan. 1, last.
Ross Gear & Tool Co.—Dividend of 30c. a share on the no
par
common
stock, payable April 1.
This compares with $1 paid on Dec. 20, last,
and 60c. on Oct. 1, last, and in each of the four preceding quarters.
Rossia Insurance Co. of America—Directors on March 1 took no action
on
the
April 1.
dividend ordinarily payable on the $5 par capital stock about
A dividend of 10c. a share was paid on Oct. 1, last.
Ruberoid Co.—Directors took no action on March 1 with respect to the
.
payment of a dividend in the first quarter of 1938,
was paid on Dec. 20, last.
; - ' ' • -
One of 15c. a sharq
16
REVIEW
MONTHLY
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Dividend of 25c. a share
payable April 1.
A stock dividend of 1-100th of
on thecommon
stock,
a share of 5% preferred
paid on Dec. 15, last, and regular
share were paid on Oct. 1, July l and
stock for each common share held
quarterly cash dividend of 50c.
on April 1, 1937.
was
a
75c.
share to 50c.
a
a
the common stock reduced from
on
share, payable March 31.>
Sharon Railway Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid April 1 on the
common stock and compares with a
regular semi-annual dividend of
$1.25 a share paid on Oct. 1, last.
Sharon Steel Corp.—No action taken
Dec.
on the payment of a dividend on the
A regular quarterly of 30c. was paid on
stock at this time.
common
31;, last.
Shelter Manufacturing
Co.—Dividend
$1
the
on
par,
stock
common
reduced from 12Hc. a share to 7He. a share, payable April 1.
Southern Berkshire Power & Electric Co.—Dividend on the $25 par,
common stock reduced from
75c.
a
share to 45c. a share, payable
March 31.
1
Southern Natural Gas Go.—Dividend
on
the class A stock reduced from
50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 31.
Southland Royalty Co.—Dividend on the $5 par, common stock decreased
from 20c. a share to 10c. a share and became payable on March 15.
Spencer Trask Fund, Inc.—Dividend
duced from 15c.
a
share to 10c.
on the $1 par, capital stock re¬
share, payable March 15.
a
Square D Co.—Dividend of 15c.
a share on the $1 par, common stock
payable March 31.
This compares with $1.05 paid on Dec. 24, last, and
35c. oq Sept. 30, and on June 30, last.
St.Croix Paper Co.—Common dividend usually due at this time was
omitted.
A regular quarterly of 50c. a share was paid on Jan. 15, last.
St. Joseph Lead Co.—Dividend on the $50 par common stock reduced
from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 21.
Standard
Silica
Corp.—Directors took
action at this time on the
An extra of 12c. in addition
paid on Dec. 1, last.
no
payment of a dividend on the common stock.
to a
regular quarterly of 20c.
a
share
was
L. S.) Starrett Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock reduced from
50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 30.
State Street Investment Corp.—Dividend on the common stock reduced
from 75c. a share to 50c. a share, payable April 15.
(Frederick)
Stearns & Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable March 31, A dividend of 75c. was paid on, Dec. 27, last,
and 35c. on Sept. 30 and on June 30, 1937.
Sterchi Bros. Stores, I nc.—Directors on March 1, took no action
payment of dividends on the second preferred or common stocks.
on the
Stetcher-Traung Lithograph Co.—Dividend ordinarily due at this time
the common
on
37Hc.
a
share
shares
omitted.
An
of 50c.
extra
and
quarterly of
a
on the payment of a dividend
A regular quarterly of 50c. a share
the common shares at this time.
was paid on Dec. 22, last.
Sunshine
a
Mining Co.—Dividend
share to 60c.
a
on the common stock reduced from 75c.
share, payable March 30.
Superheater Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 25c.
share to 12He. a share, payable April 15.
Taunton Gas Light Co.—Dividend on the $50 par, common stock
duced from $1.50 a share to $1 a share, payable April 1.
*
)
Thermoid Co.-—Directors
due at this time
terly of 75c.
March
a
30c.
dividend
on
paid
was
on
was
paid
on
$2
a
share
paid
were
Standard
a
a
the
on
on
payment
a
on the $1 par common stock
share, payable March 31.
the common stock reduced from 30c.
share, payable April 1.
due at this time
on
a
the payment of a dividend ordinarily
An extra and regular quarterly
on
the common shares.
dividend of 25c. each were paid on Dec. 23, last.
Union Wire
Rope Corp.—Dividend ordinarily payable
stock at this time omitted.
on
the common
A regular quarterly of 31 He.
a
share
was
paid on Dec. 23, last.
United
Carr-Fastener
reduced from 50c.
a
Corp.—Dividend
share to 30c.
a
on
dend of 15c.
-
on
no
action
the common shares at this time.
on
the no-par
common
stock
share, payable March 15.
United Specialties Co.—Directors took
dividend
paid a divi¬
March 31 and 35c. quarterly on July 1, Oct. 1 and on
on
the payment of a dividend
Dividends of 6c. were
the class A and B common shares at this time.
on
these shares
on
common
on
stock at
Dec. 8, last.
United States Leather Co.—No action taken on the payment of a divi"
dend on the 7 % cumulative prior preferred stock at this time.
A divi¬
dend of $1.75 a share was paid Jan. 3, last, on account of arrearages.
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp.—Dividend on the $1 par common stock
reduced from 25c. a share to 12 He. a share, payable March 29.
Upson-Walton Co.—Dividend on the $1 par common stock reduced from
20c. a share to 10c. a share, payable March 21.
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.—Directors took no action on the payment of a
dividend ordinarily due at this time on the $5 par common shares.
A
distribution of 2c. a share was made on Dec. 31, last.
Victor Chemical Works—Dividend on the $5 par common stock reduced
from 30c. a share to 20c. a share, payable March 31.
Wagner Baking Corp.—Directors at their recent meeting took no action
on the payment of a dividend on the common stock ot this time. Dividends
of 40c. were paid on Dec. 24 and on Oct. 1. last.
(S. D.) Warren Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 75c. a
share to 50c. a share, payable March 28.
Waterbury Farrell Foundry & Machine Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share
on the $25 par, common stock, payable April 1.
A dividend of 50c. was
paid on Dec. 29 last and a regular quarterly of 37Hc. on Oct. 1 last.
Western Electric Co., Inc.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the no par
capital stock
payable March 31.
This compares with 90c. paid on
Dec. 28 last; 75c. paid on Sept. 30 and on June 30 1937.
Western Pipe & Steel Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock par $10 payable April 15. An extra dividend of 50c. and a
quarterly
of like amount was paid on Dec. 30 last.
West Point Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the new $20 par common
stock payable April 1.
Dividends of 30c. were paid on Jan. 3 last, and
■
passed the dividend due on the
stock, par $1, at this time.
A quarterly of 20c. was paid on
Dec. 28, last.
White Rock Mineral Springs Co.—Dividend on the common stock
common
reduced from 35c. a share to 25c. a share, payable April 1.
Wilson & Co., Inc.—Dividend on the $6 cumul.
preferred stock reduced
from $1.50 a share to 75c. a share, payable
May 2.
Company recently
'omitted its common dividend.
March
2(5.
This
compares with
a
shalfe
9c. paid
on
on
the capital stock,
payable
Dec. 22, last and 6c. on
Sept. 24land June 22, last.
COURSE OF THE STOCK MARKET DURING
MARCH, 1938
,
points,
A combination of disappointment
over
the
course
of trade
and
month
the
stock
The drop in the index of 50
New York "Times" amounted to
fall that for sharpness had not been exceeded
a
by
the
bond market the index of 40 domestic bonds fell 8.30
largest decline
points,
1932.
While
the stock index was at the lowest level since May, 1933,
the bond; average reached a new low since April, 1933.
An
index of 10 foreign bonds declined 6.30 points in March,
representing the
but this
suffered
for which
the
of
May,
since
drop was not representative of the acute weakness
by Austrian, Polish and Czechoslovakian bonds,
market almost ceased to
a
many
war
exist
when
the latest
Europe appeared at the
in
scares
mid-
month.
Stock turnover increased
volume- of
stock
change in March
shares in
prices melted away, and the
as
transactions
was
February.
the
on
New
22,995,770 shares
Bond dealings
as
York
Stock
ary,
which was
Ex¬
against 14,526,094
the New York Stock
on
Exchange expanded from $127,593,000 par value in
Febru¬
low since August, 1928, to $169,432,000.
States Government issues increased to
a new
Trading in United
$15,125,000 from $11,014,000 in
February.
arc
in which
it swung
from last October through February. During that
five-montb stretch the market had found a resistance point
around
84-85
the
level
the
in
index,
and
that
point
was
thrice
proof against the bear market trend, once in Novem¬
ber, and again in December,, and finally in early February.
The
market
hesitated
when
it
reached
that
point on
18, fluctuated indecisively for four days, and then
broke precipitately.
already giving ground when
was
of unfavorable
descended
news
upon
the deluge
it in the second week
If business is to have its usual spring pick-up
activity, the signs of improvement are usually manifest
early in March.
When the evidences of increased forward
in
buying and greater production of materials and equipment
appear, the market proved incapable of extending
failed to
its
February rally.
The price structure was not in ideal
condition, therefore, to receive the news on March 8 of the
failure of
that
Richard Whitney & Co., a Stock Exchange firm
outstanding in prestige if not in volume of business
was
handled.
The
Street's
the
same
decision
the
on
petition of the railroads to increase freight
might have
The Commission authorized freight rate increases
calculated
for
to
yield
more
treatment
generous
Late
an¬
of
March; 11 the Austrian Chancellor, Kurt Schuscli*
on
nigg, announced that he
12
German
retiring from his post; on March
march into Austria, and on
was
began
troops
to
March 13 ^Chancellor Hitler proclaimed Austria an integral
of
part
the
German
accomplished in
a
Reich.
The
bloodless
coup,
placed world chancelleries
and
of
added
alarm.
grave
March
was
17
so
Poland
by delivering
in
severe
its
an
seizure
but,
world
demands
as
to
so,
markets
fuel
ultimatum
Austria
of
even
the
to
to
was
the action
in
a
state
flames
on
Lithuania which
appear
to
preclude
Lithuanian acceptance.
The Government at Kaunas, as did
that at Vienna less than a week earlier, yielded,
however,
to
superior force.
in
the
bear movements in
kets.
Capital
tremendous
enter
npt
These incidents led to
prices of Central
all
fled
volume,
the
drastic decline
European bonds and touched off
but
security
a
of the
from
principal world security mar¬
Europe to the United States in
on
reaching this country it did
•
On the contrary, Euro¬
markets.
joined with Americans in unloading stocks and bonds
New York
markets, while diplomatic tension in
Europe was near breaking point.
peans
in
the
At home, on domestic account, the markets'
^roubles were
aggravated not alone by the growing signs that the
spring
rise in business would fall far short of
expectations, but
also
and
by the deterioration in the position of the railroads
by the activities of the Administration.
In the latter
part of the month the fight in the Senate
Federal
Government
anxieties
which
the
over
The downward
revenue
market's outlook.
the
experi¬
more
The Street had hoped
the carriers' application
by the ICC, but the depths of its disappointment were not
fully revealed until a welter of other news darkened the
mainly by the heaviness
issues,
$175,000,000
around
the basis of 1936 traffic.
on
down
railroad
unex¬
was
rates did not get the attention which it otherwise
enced
of
the
over
great, and the announcement
day of the Interstate Commerce Commission's
The threats which it
sharpest drop since May, 1932.
apprehensiveness
pected Whitney failure
industry in this country and of repeated shocks from
abroad served in March to bring on the
steepest drop in
stock prices since September, 1931.
Bond prices, pulled
of
close
33.94-point decline in September, 1931. The March
decline compared with a rise of 6.19 points in February and
a 0.27-point rise in January of this year.
The low for the
average of 69.70 on March 31 compared with a high for
the Roosevelt recovery of 144.44 on Nov. 10, 1936.
In the
Oct. 1. last.
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. Co.—Directors
Yukon Gold Co.—Dividend of 4c.
the
at
since the
nually
Dec. 24. last.
United States Graphite Co.—No action taken on the
this time. A regular quarterly of 50c. a share was paid
on
21.66
compiled
received.
United States Foil Co.—No action taken
on
and
The March slump in the
had been in progress
that
worst were those of March 31.
stocks
on
the payment of a
on
The company
Dec. 24.
paid
rallies.
27 trading ses¬
of the month.
on
Union Investment Co.—No action
1937,
March,
since
recession
a
A dividend of
a
share to 10c.
climaxed
The market
action
share was paid on March 31.
Dividends of
March 31, June 30 and on Sept. 30.
Torrington Co.—Dividend
share to 20c.
no
Mining Co.—Dividend
reduced from 25c.
important
the
March
Dec. 23, last.
on
of
prices on the average had been cut in half in the year.
The March 1 prices were the best of the month, and the
Dec. 15, last.
the no par common shares at this time.
Time, Inc.—Dividend of $1
Tintic
re¬
2,
Thompson Products, Inc.-—Directors took
of
a
omitted the dividend ordinarily
the $3 cumulative preference stock.
A regular quar¬
share
a
on
any
In March the stock market broke out of the
(S.) Strook & Co., Inc.—No action, taken
.on
by
nine
in
material check to the retreat.
markets
paid on Dec. 31, last.
were
recorded
were
sions, but these rises were not hearty enough to interpose
any
Schenley Distillers Corp.—Dividend
prices was unrelieved
slope of
Net advances
stituted
fight
to
despair in
the
reorganization bill
was
American
over
was
the Byrnes
hotly waged.
widely believed that the bill con¬
system of government aroused
were
second only to those raised during
the court packing bill a year earlier.
The
business and market circles over the prospect
April, 1938]
MONTHLY
17
REVIEW
for realistic treatment of recovery
problems in
only
was
Washington
speech at
March 23, in which he laid the depressed
heightened
Gainesville, Ga.,
011
by
President
Roosevelt's
state
of industry to "selfishness 011 the
part of a few."
It became speedily apparent that the freight rate increase
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. 1944
Amer & Foreign Power 5s...2030
Atch Top & S Fe gen 4s
1995
granted the railroads by the ICC 'would not repair the
damage done to their earnings by high costs and low level
Baltimore<& Ohio 1st
Convertible.4%s
of traffic,
Brooklyn Union Elev 5s
Chesapeake & Ohio 4%s
and
three members
011
March 17 President Roosevelt appointed
ICC
of the
recommendations
pare
special commission to pre¬
immediate legislation by Con¬
as
for
a
Railroad stocks, already at deflated levels, lost onethird of their market value in March and sold down to the
gress.
lowest average levels since August, 1932.
The one positive
contribution by the Administration toward solution of the
depression's
problem—and its
appeared to be lim¬
ited^—was; the introduction in the Senate on March 25 of a
bill
expanding
struction
liberalizing
and
Finance
utility
Corporation
the
the Recon¬
to make loans to industry.
of
power
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks, United States
Steel was at its highest March 1 at 56 and at its lowest
March 31 at
Steel,
at
38, with the close
preferred,
its lowest
95%.
on
the latter day at 39%.
at its highest March 1 at 108%
was
and
March 31 at 124, with the close on the latter day at 125.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. fell from 98% March 1 to 61%
March 31, with the close on the latter day at 63%.
Con¬
solidated Edison Co. of N. Y. dropped from 22% March 1 to
17 March 31, with the close March 31 at 17%.
In the
March
31
1
19% and at its
9%, with the close March 31 at 9%.
at
at
lowest
Balti¬
& Ohio moved down from 9% March 1 to 4 March 31,
with the close on the latter day at 4%.
Chesapeake & Ohio
more
fell
from
37%
March
31
March
1
at
March 2 to 23%
23%.
March 26, with the close
Southern
Railway was at its highest
12% and at its lowest March 30 at 5%, with
the close March 31 at 5%.
at
Bonds of all classes
under pressure in
were
March.
Cor¬
issues sought lower levels in virtually every trad¬
ing session—according to the bond index of the New York
porate
"Times," bonds declined
on
62% Mar.
1
11% Mar. 29
23% Mar. 31
26
Mar.
1
12
44
Mar.
1
23%
67
Mar. 26
75% Mar.
Mar.
110% Mar. 31 120
2
1950
most
The weakness in
bonds
was
pronounced in
the railroad issues, with the average
price of second-grade rail bonds falling to the lowest levels
since 1932.
Less high-grade bonds of all classes have
shed one-third of their market value since
First
Government Bonds
Range for March, 1938
1947-1952
1943-1945
.1944-1954
1946-1956
1943-1947
1951-1955
1946-1948
1940-1943
1941-1943
1946-1949
1949-1952
1941
1944-1946
1955-1960
...1946-1947
1948-1951
1951-1954
1956-1959
1949-1953
1945
Treasury 4%s.
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3%s._
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3 Ms.
Treasury
2%sA
Treasury 2%s.rTreasury 2Ms..
Treasury 2Ms
Treasury 2%s._.
Treasury 2Ms
Treasury 2 Ms
Treasury 2 Ms
Last
117.25
108.8
Highest
116.10 Mar.
Mar.
117 ,27 Mar.
31
116.20)
107.17 Mar.
108 ,19 Mar.
111.31 Mar.
113 .14 Mar.
112.1
110.8
Mar.
111 ,27 Mar.
110.20
108.1
Mar.
108 .30 Mar.
108.9
i
108.28
105
107.17
64%
44% Mar. 30
64% Mar.
2
Lehigh Valley (Pa)
30
17
Mar. 29
30% Mar.
3
227
10
Mar. 31
23% Mar.
2
10
81
65
Mar. 31
81
Mar.
1
65
47
27% Mar. 29
48% Mar.
1
28%
15% Mar. 31
22
Mar.
1
15%
10
Mo Kan Tex
cum
1963
cons
5s. .2003
adj 5s.-_.1967
New York Central 3%s
1946
N Y C & St L 4%s series C..1978
N YNH&H 1st ref 4%s._-1967
10
92%
Conv deb 3%s
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
..1952
84
65% Mar. 31
84% Mar.
1
65%
1939
66
63% Mar. 29
68
Mar. 14
63%
88%
68% Mar. 31
89
Mar. 11
68%
Western Maryland 1st 4s-..1952
VOLUME
OF BUSINESS
Month of March
1938
Stock sales—Number of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
$
State, municipal and foreign...
United States Government
Total bond sales..
169,432,000 422,794,000 284,632,000 310,655,000
Stock sales—Number of shares.
..
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and miscellaneous
Total bond sales
OF
BUSINESS
Month of March
ON
THE
CURB
1938
Stock sales—Number of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic
1937
1936
13,040,000
4,629,762
14,275,587
8
$
28,661,000
934,000
Foreign Government
1131350000 861,457,000
EXCHANGE
88,629,000
1,621.000
985,000
652,000
1,044,000
1,705,000
1,237,000
30,247,000
50,493,000
77,756,000
91,235,000
11,523,051
47,913,631
54,765,737
9,780,017
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales
Jan. 1 to March 31—
Stock sales—Number of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic
?
8
Foreign Government
Foreign corporate.
Total bonds sales
80,390,000 152,981,000 308,394,000 295,756,000
THE MONEY MARKET DURING MARCH,
Outstanding
features
of
the
past month were * the resumption of gold imports from
European centers and the sharp increase in excess member
bank reserves to a level only slightly below the point exist¬
ing at the time of the enactment of the final increase in
requirements.
As
of
March
23, excess reserves
$150,000,000 more than
a month ago, and over twice the amount of the low point
during the summer of 1937.
While this increase was due
in part to a considerable excess of government disburse¬
ments over tax collections, owing chiefly to the redemption
total of
a
$1,560,000,000,
about the middle of March of
an
important contributory
or
$400,000,000 of Treasury bills,
the new policy of
factor was
the Treasury to again permit gold receipts up to $100,000,000
quarterly to enter into the credit basis of the country and,
same
reserves,
reserve
position.
102
102 .30 Mar.
102
102 .2
Mar.
100.30
101 .27 Mar.
100.17
100.10
99.20 Mar.
100 .14 Mar.
99.20
103.7
Mar.
103 .27 Mar.
103.7
101
Mar.
101 .23 Mar.
101
102.20
8
2%s series B
1939-1949
1942-1944
102.12
1
101.13
102.5
101.11 Mar. 31 102.7
1
101.11
9
Opening
Mar.
Range for March, 1938
Closing
Price
Price
Mar. 1
Lowest
Highest
93%
90
Mar.
106%
99
Mar.
Mar.
100
Mar.
Mar. 31
106% Mar.
28
83% Mar.
107% Mar.
82
1957
1949
1957
107%
1952
m%
97% Mar.
109)4 Mar.
50
Czechoslovak 8s
1WK
Mar.
99
Mar.
94
102
Mar.
90
102%
31
102%
Mar.
112% Mar.
iIo~~
98% Mar.
108% Mar.
100
34
27 %
74
23
Mar.
28% Mar. 10
74
Mar.
77% Mar.
92)4
57
Mar.
63
103
Norway 4s
—
1963
Queensland (State) ext 7s—1941
102%
107%
(City) external 6%s..l952
Vienna 6s
1952
97)4
97% Mar.
98% Mar.
102% Mar.
Mar.
25%
25
74
57
■
103% Mar.
7
100
103
2
100%
103%
Mar.
108% Mar. 10
60
Mar,
67% Mar.
1
34
Mar.
83
3
Mar.
60
sum
England, $4,200,000 from India,
$4,200,000 from Belgium, and $4,500,000 from Japan. After
considering the usual acquisitions of newly-mined and scrap
gold, and an additional accession through the release of
$5,800,000 from foreign earmarked gold holdings, the net
gain to the gold stock was limited to about $18,000,000,
owing to sales of gold to foreign accounts, which resulted
in a decline of $17,500,000 in the inactive gold fund.
Gov¬
ernment financing consisted of $250,000,000 of bill issues
and of additional bill sales aggregating $350,000,000 to re¬
place maturities of similar amount. The 3% Treasury notes
falling due March 15 in the sum of $455,000,000 were almost
came
from
exchanged by the issuance of 2%%
Discount holdings of the 12 Reserve banks
again declined from $10,148,000 Feb. 23 to $8,149,000
March
16,
but
subsequently
increased
to
$12,010,000
in
their
entirety
10%-year bonds.
March 30.
Total
Bills bought in the open market remained prac¬
unchanged,
tically
at
the
negligible
figure
member bank reserves increased from
of
$550,000.
$7,240,498,000
$7,311,529,000 March 30. Money rates continued
previous low levels, reflecting the abundance of
available funds in the face of small commercial borrowings,
at
38%
Mar. 10
Gold im¬
of which
Feb. 23 to
78
30)4 Mar.
German (Rep) 7s
103.15
while at
time furnishing gold for export out of the inactive
102.28
Mar.
1938
market during the
money
$11,400,000
100.17 Mar.
8
8
76,488,000 144,378,000 299,100,000 296,793,000
2,026,000
5,726,000
4,020,000
5,892,000
1,876,000
4,583,000
3,465,000
3,237,000
101.30
100.29 Mar.
$
8
74,814,000
1,039,000
>104
102
1935
3,184,671
48,410,000
104 .31 Mar.
103.15 Mar. 31 104.14 Mar.
101.13 Mar. 31 102.14 Mar.
462,935,000 1050940000
VOLUME
103.29 Mar.
104.9
Rome
61,673,795 159,265,706 179.102,685
49,663,714
8
$
8
$
351.392,000 763,453,000 933,889,000 501,496,000
69,051,000 117,069,000 100,724,000 103,795,000
42,492,000 170,418,000
96,737,000 256,166,000
104.25
101.27
8
Jan. 1 to March 31—
ports during the month totaled $24,500,000,
1944-1952
1957
8
gold fund without affecting the
3s series A
New South Wales (State) 5s.
$
126,037,000 266,728,000 212.081,000 163,546,000
28,270,000 30,933,000
30,789,000 33,898,000
15,125,000 125,133,000 41,762,000 113,211,000
107.10
Home Owners' Loan—
5%S
15,850,057
107.8
103.9
1965
1954
1965
1935
51,016,540
102 .27 Mar.
103.24
-
1936
50,346,280
108 .15 Mar.
7
stamped
1937
22,995,770
Railroad and miscellaneous
EXCHANGE
107 .34 Mar.
1
German
ON THE STOCK
Mar.
9
Japanese Govt 6%s.
68%
101.27 Mar.
Mar.
-—1951
-.1941
stamped—1949
(Govt) Internat 5%s
3
Mar. 30
107.10 Mar.
102.20 Mar. 18 103.9
French 7%s stamped
89% Mar.
89
102.25
103.8
Canada (Dominion) 5s
76%
67
Pennsylvania RR deb 4%s..l970
1*0*8*9*
1942-1947
(City) 5s
5%
2
the
Mar. 31 104.10 Mar.
103.24 Mar. 31 104.19 Mar.
Brisbane
1
therefore, to effect the growth of bank
107.8
18%
Mar.
105.26
Mar.
44%
92% Mar.
106.2
106 .24 Mar.
103.9
Belgium (Kingdom) 6%s
5% Mar. 31
Mar.
76% Mar. 31
.
107 .4
105.21 Mar.
104.10 Mar. 19 104.26 Mar.
Austrian (Govt) 7s
22
Northern Pacific 4s.;
Mar.
106.22
104.17
Argentine external 4%s..—1971
Australia 5s of 1925—....-1955
29%
1
105.9
104.10
Foreign Bonds
71
1
87
107.2
104.25
2Ms series G..
2
41% Mar.
Mar. 28
107 .14 Mar.
106.2
1942-1947
2Ms
88% Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar.
107
1944-1949
-
Mar. 31
105.26
1944-1964
3Ms
.
106 .11 Mar.
1948
3s
10
106 .11 Mar.
Federal Farm Mortgage—
3s.
87%
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s..-1992
1997
43%
105 .1
107
4
1
2
Mar.
107.13
•
Mar.
9% Mar. 29
105.22 Mar.
104
-
15% Mar.
66
43% Mar. 31
15%
105.9
Mar.
1
5% Mar.
«.
7%
Kan City Sou ref & impt 5s. .1950
ser
66.
103.28 Mar.
106*8"
-
111
81
reached
Sale
Lowest
3% Mar. 30
1
1
Mar.
71
reserve
Sale
Mar. 1
V5%
12
29
now
January, 1937.
7% Mar. 30
86%
ernment issues
cline from March 22 onward.
.
12.
-
41,
Gov¬
promptly sold off after the Austrian crisis
developed, rallied slightly, and then went into a fresh de¬
<
119%
-
A & B.1947
23 out of 27 trading days—and
government bonds were not overlooked by the sellers.
100
39% Mar. 30
Q 5s
Union Pacific dropped from 80% March 2 to 55% March 31,
with the close 011 the latter day the same.
Southern Pacific
March
39
1
62%
State, municipal and foreign
highest
2
Mar.
25%
United States Government
its
4
Mar.
110
Internat Paper 5s
March
at
45
70% Mar.
57
Mar. 31
100
43%
railroad list, New York Central was at its highest March 1
was
Mar. 31
38% Mar. 30
70%
55%
110
1960
at
18% and at its lowest March 30 at 10, with the close
31 at 10%.
Delaware & Hudson fell from 16%
March 1 to 7% March 29, with the close March 31 at 7%.
45
Mar. 31
Highest
C C C & St L 4%s series E..1977
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927.-.1967
Great Northern gen 4%s
1977
III Cent St L & N
Tel. & Tel. dropped from 137% March 1
30, with the close March 31 at 111%. General
at its highest March 2 at 169% and at its lowest
was
Closing
Price
Lowest
A-C.1967
gold 4s_1948
ser
1992
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s A.. 1975
Chic & N W 4%s series A...1949
March 29 at 95, with the close March 31 at
Electric moved down from 41% March 1 to 27% March 31,
with the close on the latter day at 27%.
Allied Chemical &
Dye
Bost & Maine 1st 5s
American
to 111 March
Range for March, 1938
Price
Mar. 1
the
unsettlement in the security markets,
government securities as well as on high-grade
private issues showed a tendency to increase somewhat.
Average yields on three- to five-year Treasury notes re¬
mained unchanged at 1.04%, while those on longer-term
Treasury bonds stiffened from 2.43% to 2.51%. Ninety-onealthough, due to the
yields
on
MONTHLY EEVIEW
18
0.067%
day Treasury bills were sold at average rate of from
to
0.087%,; Oall loans remained at the previous level of 1%.
CALL LOAN RATES ON
THE
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
of domestic warehouse credits dropped
$5,000,000.
As compared with a year ago,
total bills outstanding showed a decrease of $94,000,000, the
and bills arising out
additional
an
accounted for by a fall of
largest portion
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27—
IX
IX
Sun day
—
IX
IX
felt itself
>;K
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
here
IX
IX
IX
March
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
;
-
IX
29..
IX
IX
IX
IX
ix
Mar.
30-
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Mar.
31
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
"'V-
IX
offerings proved insufficient to
Under date of March 11, the Federal
available
commercial
total of $292,600,000 of open-market commercial paper outstanding on
Feb. 28 compared with $299,300,000 at the end of January
and $267,600,000 at the close of February, 1937.
paper
RATES
dealers
FOR MONEY
showed
AT
a
YORK
NEW
Week Ended
Mar. 5
Mar. 12 Mar. 19 Max. 26
Apr. 2
1@1
mi
1@1
K&l
mi
1
i
1
1
1
IX
coll.)..
Time loans (mixed & Indus, collateral):
IX
IX
IX
—
IX
IX
IX
IX
ix
IX
...
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
ix
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Prime 4 to 6 months
1
1
1
vAv-
1
Good 4 to 6 months
1
1
1
l
1
Thirty days
Sixty days
Ninety days
Four months
Five months
_
IX
Commercial paper:
Trading in bankers' acceptances remained inactive, with
available
offerings again falling far short of the existing
demand.
Total
outstanding
acceptances,
to
according to the
until additions to
thereby
$96,611,000 level, and the Treasury was able
reimburse itself for its outlay in buying newly-mined,
raised
to
the
to
The deposits of certificates in
February
combined, owing to the fact that an inward movement of
gold from Europe, India and Japan set in during March.
With Europe *lh the throes of another war scare, the United
States began to draw gold from London beginning March 15
imported gold.
and
scrap
March
were
nearly
as
large as in January and
September.
additional reserves
for the first time since the end of last
the
gold
bought
Treasury
were
the member banks' supply, and as
the gold certificates were deposited the Treasury's deposit
balance was rebuilt.
During the month the Treasury's
balance with the Reserve banks increased $137,196,000 to a
immediately
total of
to
added
Some part of this increase was attrib¬
collections over the quarter date,
$292,237,000.
income
utable
to
ran
Double and single names:
t?
process
by the Treasury from Jan. 1 to March 30 were
cates
which
Six months
23
Feb.
a
gold stock exceed $100,000,000 in any quarter,
the Treasury deposited $45,108,000 of gold certificates with
the Federal Reserve banks.
The deposits of gold certifi¬
As
Week's avge. (mixed & Indus,
part
the monetary
Call loans on Stock Exchange:
Range for week (mixed & Indus, coll.).
in
the sterilization
of
suspension
Reserve Bank of New York announced that returns received
from
30—was
suance
Commercial paper met again with an active call by bank
and
place in the period
from
weeks
five
review—the
under
Secretary Morgenthau announced at mid-February.
In pur¬
of the new sterilization policy, which calls for the
■
r
satisfy the demand.
the long-term
to render" support to
reflection of the deflation in
bank credit, and hence in bank deposits, and in part the
result of the change in the gold sterilization policy which
IX
IX
IX
28—
Mar.
investors,
under
The rise in excess reserves which took
IX
Mar.
—
be
to
government issues.
IX
IX
IX
immediately preced¬
those
of the weakness which developed in the gov¬
bond market and the compulsion which the System
ernment
Satur day
Mar.
Mar.
was
bcause
ing
IX
Sun day
Mar.
For
differed from
month
the
Satur day
Mar.
ix
March
banks
of earning assets and piling up of
the Federal Reserve banks them¬
liquidation
reserves.
excess
kl
ix
IX
IX
YORK CITY
member
Reserve
Federal
.
RESERVE BANKS-
LOANS IN NEW
BROKERS'
the
For
Sun day
/:
THE FEDERAL
OF
RETURNS
IX
IX
•••',
Satur day
Xa9i,
Saturday
Xa7!,
IX
Mar.
- *r
26
IX
Mar.
Xa7it~
—""""
_
IX
IX
IX
IX
ix
9..
-V
28
'
IX
Mar.
'
31
IX
Mar.
■.!*.
27
IX
IX
'
29
IX
IX
IX
Satur day
/5l-
Mar.
/
5 Months
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
6 Months
:*■
Saturday
20
OF TIME LOAN RATES
'
Sunday
19
existing loans.
DAILY RECORD
■
'■
Sunday
6
7
1
1
■
5
Xah,
Xa7 ie
Xa7!,
Xa71#
Xa7i,
Xa7!,
Xah,
2—
4
■
Sunday
1
Call Loans
March
3—
Saturday
Mar. 28..
Saturday
Sunday
—_
•.
ACCEPTANCES
BANKERS'
PRIME
1
1
Mar.
$62,000,000 in
import bills."
tax
slightly ahead of the collections for March, 1937,
the tax date
and exceeded the Treasury's need for cash over
of the increase
to the shift of
funds from other deposits to Treasury deposits.
Other de¬
posits with the Reserve banks were reduced by $99,539,000
margin.
Another part
Treasury's deposit was ascribable
considerable
by
a
in
the
monthly survey of the Acceptance Analysis Unit of the Fed¬
eral Reserve Bank of New York, were $307,115,312 Feb. 28,
in the five weeks to March 30.
compared with $325,804,395 Jan. 31 and $401,107,760 Feb. 27,
serve
banks
came
from
1937.
Import bills declined from $106,024,634 Jan. 31 to
$96,239,816 Feb. 28; export bills from $82,194,997 to'$77,720,187; domestic warehouse credits from $67,123,043 to
$61,848,117, while domestic shipment bills increased from
$7,832,900 to $7,945,384 and bills based on goods stored in
or
shipped between foreign countries from $59,793,442 to
$60,997,241.
Rates for bankers' acceptances remained un¬
changed at %% bid and 7/16% asked for 30-day, 60-day
and 90-day bills; at 9/16% bid and *4% asked for 120-day
bills, and at %% bid and 9/16% asked for bills running
150 and. 180 days.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank,
in its "Monthly Review," discussed conditions in the mar¬
for
bankers'
acceptances
"The
discount
market
ket
for
as
follows:
bankers'
bills
continued
ex¬
The
upshot of the shifting about of deposits in the Re¬
was an
increase of $71,031,000 in the actual
reserves of member banks.
The additions to banks' reserves
and
other
the
following
Federal
Non-member deposits
$123,000,000:
sources:
Reserve accounts declined
gold increased $10,000,000; Treasury currency
$15,000,000, and Treasury cash declined $69,000,000,
or
a
total of $217,000,000.
The banks lost reserves by
reason
of the $137,196,000 increase in the Treasury's de¬
posits, the $4,000,000 decline in Federal Reserve credit in
monetary
rose
use
and
total
the
the
losses
$5,000,000 increase in
of
currency
circulation, or
It is a noteworthy fact that
$146,000,000.
amounting to $150,000,000,
the growth in actual re¬
serves.
This showing evidences the fact that deposits of
all member banks were considerably reduced, calling for a
was
expansion in excess
more
than
reserves,
as
large
as
tremely quiet during March, and rates remained unchanged.
decrease
The amount of bills outstanding showed a further decrease
As the stock and bond markets slumped severely, it was
but natural that the long-term Treasury issues would be
of approximately $19,000,000 during February, attributable
in largest part to a $10,000,000 drop in import bills, which
have steadily declined from $167,000,000 outstanding in
May, 1937. to $96,000,000 in February, 1938.
of export
Outstandings
bills also declined $4,000,000 further in February,
affected.
in
twice
required
As
reserves.
the price
of Treasury bonds began to
turn
downward, the Federal Reserve banks, in consonance with
their
latter-day
policy
of
trying
(Continued
on
to
page
stabilize
63)
the
market
RANGE OF BOND PRICES DURING MARCH 1938
Bond Sales
March
Stock Sales
1938
____________________
Jan. 1 to March
1937
$169,432,000
462,935,000
$422,794,000
1,050,940,000
1938
Shares
March
1937
22,995,770
61,673,795
Jan. 1 to March 31
50,346,280
159,265,706
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's range unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing the
range for the year.
•
;.r
i
•••';
The tables
on
embrace every
19 to 40 furnish
pages
March, 1938, and the
since Jan. 1.
range
security dealt in
a
complete record of the transactions
They need
the Exchange.
on
the New Fork Stock Exchange during
they are self-explanatory. The tables
on
extended introduction,
no
as
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list*
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each
case
the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
are at a
price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
interest is in default.
This method of quoting bonds became effective Jan. 2,1909.
Quotations after decimal point repre¬
sent
one or more
32ds of
Sales in
>
N.
Y. STOCK
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 3
BONDS
March
Value
point.
a
EXCHANGE
Mat
1938
•5ft.
Bid
Ask
1
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
U S GOVERNMENT BONDS
430,000 Treasury 4Kb
Oct 15 1947-1952 A
1,000
A
Registered.....................
233,000 Treasury 3Ks..
Oct 15 1943-1945 A O
116.22 Bale
112.25 Sale
116.20 Sale
107.4
108.8
Sale
107.17 Sale
3,000
Registered.......................
357,000 Treasury 4s........-Dec 15 1944-1954
112" 112*11
1I3"
113.15
llll
113.9
Mar.
11679
110,29
iiui 111731 116:20 Sale"
110.8
Mar. 31 111.27
107.T8
Sale
108.28
Sale"
108:9"
Sale"
108.1
l0i:4"
Sale
105"
Sale"
104*"
Sale"
103.28
loiuo
Sale
106
"
106" 9
105.9
Sale"
10679
Sale
106.8"
Sale
107
Sale
107.13 Sale
107"" Sale"
106:2* Sale"
106 "22 Sale
105.26 Sale
2,000
Registered.........
290.000 Treasury 3Hs.......Mar 15 1944-1956
Registered.......................
43K066 Treasury 3Hs.
..June 15 1943-1947
Registered...............
729,000 Treasury 3s
Sept 15 1951-1955
........
4,000
Registered........
j.
8
M
D
j
m
June 15 1946-1948 j
347,000 Treasury 3s
j
Registered..........
517~66O
treasury
1949-43
15
June
Treasury 3 Ms
d
j
d
M
Registered
I
Dec 15 19494952 j
J
...
108.7
Mar. 11
111.31
Mar. 31 113.14
Mar.
9
112.17
Jan.
Mar.
4
110.8
Mar. 31 111.27
Mar. 31 108.30
Mar.
7
167:18"
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 31 105.1
Mar.
103.28
Mar. 31 105.1
113.9
13 113.9
Mar.
7
Mar.
5
Mar.
9
Mar.
4
3
108:30"
108.12
Mar.
Mar. 26 104.26
Mar.
104.9
Mar. 26 104.26
Mar.
105.9
Mar. 31 106.11
Mar.
105.6
Jan.
Jan.
I05.26 Sale"
105.22
Mar. 31 106.11
Mar.
9
107.2
107
Mar. 18 107.14
Mar.
9
107.5
Mar. 21 107.5
Mar. 21
106.2
Mar. 31 107.4
Mar.
105.21
Mar. 31
106.11
7
18
Jan.
Mar,
104.9
3
9
19
105:28 Sale"
105:22
Mar. 31
Jan.
19
105.28
Sale
Feb.
14 106.3
Jan.
12
106.30
Feb.
10 107.14
Mar.
166.13"
9
107.3
Feb.
107.5
Mar. 21
3
105.28
Jan.
107.4
Mar.
1
105.19
d
105:22 Bale"
D
105.20 Sale
A
107.4
Sale
107:12 107:25 107.8" Sale"
107:8"" Mar." 31 107:24 Mar."3
........
f
3
a
107.3
Sale
108.9
107.10
Mar. 31 108.15
Mar.
107.30
Mar. 28 107.30
Mar. 28
106.30
101.27
Mar. 31 102.27
Mar.
101.25
102.10
Mar. 12 102.15
Mar. 22
101.24
103.29
Mar. 31 104.31
Mar.
103.25
S
101.30 Sale
Sale
107.10 Sale
162.25 Sale"
161,30
Sale
101.24 Sale
'
Sept 15 1945-1947 MS
103.26 Sale
104:25 Sale"
104""
Sale"
102:1
102:28 Sale"
102""
Sale"
102
100.30 Sale
"Sept'lT19484951
MS
1,066",000
Treasury 2 Ma.
.June 151951-1954
d
650*000
Registered..
Treasury 2H*.
."Sept'lS
1956-1959
m"s 106:30 Sale"
10i.2"7 Sale"" 166:17 Sale""
."Dec" 15"
1949-1953
j"d
96:23 Sale"
iooho Sale"
162:17 Sale"
103:23 104:2
Sale"
160:24 Mar."
7
Jan.
106.24
105.20
106.30 Sale
..Mar 15 1955 1960 M
Jan.
107.4
Jan.
3 105.20
3 107.24
107
Jan.*
108.15
Jan.
108.2
Jan.
102.27
Mar.
Jan.
102.15
Feb.
Jan.
104.31
Mar.
4 102.80
Mar.
1
Jan.
3
Mar.
3
Mar.
1 Feb.
102""
Mar.31 102.30
Mar.
7
101.30
Jan.
100.29
Mar.31 102.2
Mar.
1
100.29
Mar.31 102.2
Mar.
100.17
Mar. 31 101.27
Mar.
1
100.17
Mar. 31 101.27
Mar.
101.6
Mar. 21 101.6
Mar. 21
Mar. 31 100.14
Mar.
100.2
893400 Treasury 2H$.
4
D
Apr 15 19444944 A O
,
Feb.
5
F
............
....
Registered
5,000
717,000 Treasury 2Ms.
Registered..
107.14
Mar.
Aug 1 1941
Registered........
469400 Treasury 3JiS.........
Registered
280,000 Treasury 3 %b.
Registered..
2,000
1,665,000 Treasury 2Hs.
Mar. 11
107.15
8
June 15 1946-1949 J D
Treasury 3Ms
Mar. 31 113.14
117.15
108.19
Mar. 14
Jan.
D
8
..........—........
Mar. 31 108.7
111.31
Mar.
Feb.
107.2
7
d
Mar 15 1941-1943 m
Registered..
1,000
675,000 Treasury i%*
287",000
8
J
3H
Registered...
~7~4~66O
Mar.
Mar. 31 117.27
4
d
M S
:
Mar. 14
Mar. 31 108.19
Sale Prices
116.10
117.7
Mar.
8
J
Mar. 14 117.15
107.17
107.16
Sale"
d
m
Mar. 31 117.27
Highest
Sale Prices
116.10
117.15
Sale
D
d
1
Lowest
Mar. 25 100.9
Mar.
5
99.27
103.7
Mar. 31 103.27
Mar.
9
102.14
Jan.
Mar.31 101.23
Mar. 22
161"**
Mar. 31 101.23
Mar. 19 104.26
Mar.
103.28
Jan.
7
28
1
23
5
Mar." 7
Registered..
Registered..
1,000
1,601,000 Treasury 2Ms.
Registered..
7,000
427,000 Treasury 2H*.
Registered..
445",000
Dec
"
15 1945 J
D
J
1"
Sept
Sale
99.20 Sale
99.20
4
101.6
99.18
1
1
Mar. 21 101.6
Mar. 21
Jan.
Mar.
4
Mar.
5
Mar.
9
4 100.14
Jan. 10 100.9
D
"
Treasury 2%8.
100.31 Sale
15~ 1948
Sale"
10i"
M S
103.7"
Sale" 161
4 103.27
Mar. 22
Registered..
Federal
292,000
Farm Mortgage
3ji8
Corp—
Mar
15 19444964
Registered.....
184*655
3s
155400
1,000
47,000
3s
....
M S
103.10 104
104.25 Sale
103.28 104.16 104.10
loss's Sale"
loiho Sale"
103:9"
Sale"
J*~j 103730 Sale"
104:i7 Sale"
i63.24
Sale
103:8"
Sale"
162:20 Sale"
103.25 Sale
104.9
Sale
103.15 Sale
161725 Sale"
162:12 Bale"
101J3
t02:5"
Sale"
10l7ll Sale""
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
100 %
9
28 104.30
Jan.
19
....
May 15 1944-1949 MN
l0§:9"
Mar.31
loijO Mar"! 163:6"
Mar. 31
i04:i2" Jan:*18
Registered
Jan 15 1942-1947
Registered...
Mar 1 19424 947 m
s
l03:24"
Mar.31 104.19
104.16
.................
2Mb
Mar.
102.20
Mar. 18 103.9
103.15
Mar.31 104.14
101.13
Mar. 31 102.14
8104.16
Mar.
9
103.22
Mar.
8
104.16
Mar.
Mar.
7
102.18
Jan.
27 103.17
Jan.
19
Mar.
8
103.15
Mar.31 104.15
Jan.
19
Mar.
1
I6i:13" Mar.~§i i65:i4 "jan"~ 19
Jan.
27104.26
8 104.16
Jan.
Mar.
19
8
Home Owners Mtge Corp—
412,000
3s Series
596*,000
2M» Series B
Registered...
A
.May 1 1944-1952 M N
Registered.............
Aug 1 1939-1949 FA
....
1,000
475,000
.j...
July 1 1942-1944
2%» aeries G
FOREIGN GOVT. &
\gtii tin ura' Mt^e
j""j 16176" side"
A
........1948 A
O
♦C.td sink fund 6s
14,000
•Ctd sink fund
101.29
6a
Akersbus (Dept) extl
is...
1963 MN
112,000
J
1945 J
66,000 ^[Arktinuuis (Dept of) Col 7s A
•External s f 7s ser B
1945
j
95,000
•External s f 7s sar C
1945
J
23,000
•External a f7« sea D._
1945
J
144,000
•7* i«t series.................1957
O
111,000
♦7s 2d aeries..................1957
O
56,000
•7t 3d series..........
o
....1957
66,000
D
118,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan Be......1958
\igeiitin« Nation (Govt of)—
13
25tf
13
22
5H
sinking fund eiternal
*>'
4M»
cirernal con* loon 4s.
'
f
extl
con*
iur lootuuteu bee page
3d.
loan
.
1971 MN
Feb 1972 f
A
4s...Apr 1972 A O
5
6
5
22
6.
6%
6
6
Sale
6% Sale
6% Sale
6H
11%
6% Sale
5 % Sale
5 % Sale
Sale
5
I
98
96 H Sale
88 m Sale
88 H Sale
23
23
22
100H 101%
.
S
Mar. 25 101.29
Mar. 25
101.29
Mar. 25 101.29
Mar. 25
101.11
Mar. 31 102.7
Mar.
101.6
Jan.
Feb. 25
1
3 102.8
MUNICIPALS
Bank (Colombia»—
........1947 F
37,000
402,000
421,000
247,000
Sale"
Mar.
Mar. 24
22% Mar.
Mar. 14
99H Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
6
6
Jan.
'i
6
.
16% Jan.
17% Jan.
99% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
6
Mar.
Mar.
6
5% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
5% Mar.
Mar.
23% Mar. 24
22% Mar. 14
Jan.
102
7 H Jan.
7% Feb.
5% Mar.
6
5
98
95
Sale
90
Sale
90
Mar. 31
84
Sale
Sale
79 %
79
Sale
79% Mar. 31
Sale
79
Mar. 31
94
84
84
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1%
7
Mar.
5% Mar.
95
* Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
93 %
84
7
2?
10
26
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Mar.
4
7% Mar. 8
Feb. 26
7
10OH Feb. 25
3
89% Feb.
96% Jan.
a
1
79% Mar. 31
88 % dan
1
79
88% Jan.
3
3
17
Mar. 31
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
March
1938
Foreign Government (Con
July 15 1955
634,000 Australia 5s of 1925
External loan 5s of 1927....—1957
410,000
,
1481.000
1928........1956
s
—...1957
♦Bavaria (FreeState) e*tl6%s—1945
Belgium 25 year external 4HI—W9
External s f 4s
....--1955
External s f 7s
....—1955
Bergen (Norway) extl 5s.....—1960
of
f 7s
External g
310,000 Austrian Govt
I
'
28,000
381,000
220,000
138,000
54,000
8,000 ♦Berlin (Germany) s f *%•
--1950
♦External sinking fund 6s.....1958
25,000
196,000 ♦Brasil (U 8 of) external 8s.....1941
♦Ext • f g *%• of 1926
1957
241,000
♦Extl • f 6%a of 1927
187,000
1957
♦Cent Ry 30-year g 7a
,■(,89.000
--1952
73,000 Brisbane (City) s f 5s...
1957
Sinking fund gold 5s ...——1958
68,000
22,000
20-year • f 6s............——1950
♦Buenos Airs
"~2~, 000
4,000
290,000
158,000
61,000
76,000
8,000
133,000
46,000
324,000
Bid
j
105
M N
100%
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J
J
103
Sale
F
A
22
20%
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104% Sale
j D 114% Sale
M S
99% 100%
a o
18
23%
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20% Sale
j D
21% Sale
a o
19% Sale
A O
18% Sale
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19
18%
M 8
99% Sale
F A
99%
99%
j D 102% Sale
f
♦Secured
s
1975
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7%«——1968
loan
Gold
J
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22%
4s————I960
279,000
30-year gold 5s.......
265,000
10-year 2%s
Aug 15 1945
"312,000
25-year 3%«
1961
201,000
7-year 2 %s
JJJJ
503,000
30-year 3s
—
J967
15,000 ♦Carlsbad (City) s f 8s
-—1954
6,000 ♦Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7s
--1950
♦ Farm Loan s f 6s
30,000
—??—
♦Farm loan s f 6s ——.—.I960
51,000
♦Farm loan 6s series A
1938
55,000
■
>■
76.000 •Chile Republic exts f g 7s
1942
♦External sinking fund g 6s ..I960
182,000
♦External s f gold 6s...—Feb 1961
114,000
172,000
♦Ry ref extl s f g 6s—
Jen 1961
♦Extl s f 6s lnt ctfs
Sept 1961
75,000
♦Extl sinking fund 6s—
.1962
64,000
♦External sinking fund 6s
.1963
68,000
58,000 ♦Chile Mtge Bank of gu s f 6 Hi* -1957
♦Guar s f gold 6%•
...1961
48,000
♦Guaranteed s f gold 6s
-1961
65,000
♦Guaranteed slnklngfund 6s—1962
19,000
1960
94,000 ♦Chilean Munlc Loan 7s
♦Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s
1951
7,000 ♦Cologne (Germany) s ft%« —1950
Colombia (Republic of)—
♦6s of 1928
Oct 1961
254,000
♦Extl s f g 6s
Jan 1961
167,000
5,000 ♦Colombia Mtge Bank 6^s_——1947
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1926
1946
24,000
6,000
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1927—1947
436,000 Copenhagen external 6s
1952
Gold 4%*
472,000
1953
♦Cordoba (City) 7a——
.-1957
♦7s stamped
27,000 Cordoba (Pro?)
19%
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
100
Sale
107% Mar. 17 113% Mar. 11
100% Mar. 25 101 % Mar. 9
20
Mar. 29 22% Mar.
9
——————1957
Argen 7s
1942
7s
—1951
..—1944
13,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914——1949
21,000
4
external loan
—.1949
5,000
26,000 ♦Costa Rica (Rep of)
Sale
95%
Sale
102
102%
98
Sale
98
96%
Sale
F
A
J
O
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F
65%
Sale
Sale
49
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A
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£8
M S
36
59
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j
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A
O
26
A
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26
33
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31%
16% Sale
A
O
16%
F
A
j
j
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16%
17%
16% Sale
16%
17%
16%
17%
16% Sale
15%
14%
14%
15%
14%
14%
12
10%
j
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95
102% Sale
23.000
30-year s f 5%s
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657,000
105
1951 a o
361,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s
104
Sink fd 8s ser B
1952
204,000
Sale
105
759,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s .1942
101
101%
External g 5He
1955
426,000
99% Sale
External g 4%«_—
—
1962
646,000
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 4a
1932
75
85
♦♦Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935—. M S
5,000
M 8
50
66%
22,000 Dominican Republics f 5He——1942
50
65
1st ser 5 He of 1926
1940 A O
11,000
50
64
2d series sinking fund 5 He—1940 A O
13,000
M S
50
59
Customs Adm 5 He 2e ser——.1961
15,000
A O
50
58%
5%a 1st series........—.—.1969
1,000
Mar.
3
Mar. 10
47
Sale
Sale
Sale
it*
.Mar. 31
52
Mar. 10
2
1
47
Mar.
4
Jan.
33
31% Mar.
32% Mar.
105% Mar.
109% Mar.
53
31%
57% Mar. 31
Mar. 14
7
Mar. 31
Jan.
57% Mar. 31
Feb.
9
29
30%
28
Sale
§r
1 \*
Sale
29% Mar.
14% Mar.
15
Mar.
15
Sale
15
15%
15%
Sale
15
Sale
15
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
16
15% Mar.
16
15
12% Mar.
12% Mar.
12% Map.
i8*
13
Sale
35
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Mar.
11% Mar.
2
7
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Mar.
101
Mar.
llH
8
Mar.
2
Mar.
38
Mar.
9
Mar.
92*
38
Feb.
Mar.
9
32
Mar.
3
Mar.
32
Mar.
3
32
Mar.
8
Mar.
32
Mar.
8
Mar. 26
Mar.
32%
18%
18%
18%
18%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
8
Mar.
98% Mar.
97% Mar.
92% Mar.
102% Mar.
Sale
35
8
Feb.
Mar. 11
Sale
40
3
113% Jan. 20
101% Mar. 8
102% Mar. 7
99
35
7
Jan.
34% Jan.
35% Jan.
Mar.
94% Sale
43%
53
Mar.
8
12
8
Feb. 28
17
110
101% Mar.
12
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
12%
12%
12%
12
12
109% Mar. 11
9
112% Mar.
98
m
Jan.
Jan.
85
16
Mar. 31
62% Mar.
66
Mar.
49
Mar.
Mar. 31
Sale
101
32%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
15%
15%
28
15%
29
15%
28, 14
Feb.
14
8
97% Mar.
16
Mar. 26
Jan.
25
Jan.
25
Jan.
25
Jan.
25
25
Mar.
18% Jan.
18% Jan.
1
Mar.
18%
Jan.
25
Mar. 11
Mar.
16
Feb.
Mar.
2
Mar.
16
Jan.
17
25
Mar.
4
Mar.
16
Feb.
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
1
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Mar.
1
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Mar.
1
Mar.
it*
25
Jan.
15
7
Jan.
26
Jan.
24
30
23
23
10%
22%
22
100%
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92%
10
Mar.
15% Mar.
15% Mar.
22
23
Mar.
23%
23 %
101%
100%
22% Mar.
92% Mar.
92% Mar.
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feale
82
21
Mar.
22% Mar.
24
96
Mar. 21
10
Sale
24
24%
22
Sale
Mar. 23
20
10% Sale
101
1
2
Mar. 26
Mar. 24
Mar. 24
Mar. 7
Mar. 3
48%
83%
81
21%
18*
17%
103%
101%
103% 107% 103%
100%
101%
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102
68
76% Sale
85
94%
78
97%
78
105% Sale
101%
102% Sale
99%
101% Sale
97%
49% Mar. 18
82
Mar. 30
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zl02
104
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Sale
50
Sale
Sale
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Sale
Mar.
56
,
23
23%
23%
101%
100%
Jan.
1
82
Mar. 11
76%
98%
97%
105%
102%
101%
101% Mar.
98% Mar.
97% Mar.
17
Mar.
1
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
90% Mar.
7
21
188
17% Jan.
16% Jan.
Mar.
88
104
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10
17
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Mar.
1
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103% Mar. 14
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105
Mar. 30
102
zl03%Mar.
101% Mar.
102% Mar.
67% Mar.
10
52% Mar.
20
17% Mar.
19% Jan.
92% Mar.
92% Mar
80
Jan
49% Mar.
82
"52% Sale
Sale
Feb.
99%
99%
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32
31%
32
30%
18
17%
17% Sale
17% Sale
17% Sale
17% Sale
17% Sale
17% Sale
16
15%
15%
15%
15% Sale
13% Sale
7
Mar. 15
23
14% Mar. 25
7
10
10
7
10
7
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38
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23
Sale
103%
F
61
88
Mar. 15
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11
57%
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100% 100%
96% Sale
15
86
Mar. 31
70% Jan.
70% Jan.
70% Jan.
72% Jan.
53
102
22%
22%
22%
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Mar. 31
79% Jan.
Sale
110
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
19%
19%
19%
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Mar. 31 101%
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1
2
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53% Mar. 31
33
15
23%
99% Sale
97%
97%
52%
54
53% Sale
j
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14%
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1
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11
53% Mar. 31
52
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23
61 %
73
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"18*"
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4
Feb.
9
Feb.
18
Feb.
78% Jan.
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111%
101%
31
Mar.
8
Mar.
Jan. 13
Jan. 15
66% Mar. 22
72% Mar. 3
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107% Sale
"34""
107%
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4 102%
Jan. 27
23%
Jan. 24
24
81
53%
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23
Mar. 16
66% Mar. 22
72% Mar. 3
62% Mar.
1
52
109
40
21%
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65
31%
32%
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66% Mar. 22
72% Mar. 3
60
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108% Sale
112% Sale
100% Sale
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99% Sale
Mar. 31
8
5
1
2
18% Mar.
53
74%
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64
62%
62%
60
8
88
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4
105% Feb.
14% Mar. 25
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69%
69%
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72%
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53
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3
3
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24
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85
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10% Mar.
10% Mar.
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95% Mar.
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9
3
106% Feb.
Mar. 16
102%
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23
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Sale Prices
Prices
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80
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31
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8
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28
Mar. 16
83 % Mar.
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98%
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f 7s
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99
Sale
102
107
3% external s f $ bonds..——1984
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
Canada (Dom)
102%
21%
24
107% Sale
.............—-
4%a-4%«—
4%-4% $ bonds
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Sale
Sale
j
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s
106%
"5%
101%
Lowest
Hifjhes»
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
M S
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.———1961
Readjustment 4%-4%a
1977
Refunding s f 4%-4 %•
1976
Extl
Sale
104 H
104
«(Prov)ref.ext'l s f6s 1961
♦Stamped
J
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Lowest
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
Ask
M S
6s......----1962
24,000 ♦Budapest (City of)
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Jan. 3
exchange
n. y. 8tock
Value
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Mar.
1
Mar.
Feb.
2
28
Mar. 24
Mar. 24
Mar.
7
Mar,
3
80
Jan.
24
20
Jan.
90
Jan.
Jan.
17% Jan.
24
Jan. 31
17
102
Mar.
104
103%
96%
102%
67%
110% Feb. 15
50
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
56
Mar
105
102
106
Feb. 23
Mar. 30
Feb.
4
78% Feb. 15
104
101% Mar.
98% Mar.
97% Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
24
25
106% Feb. 14
104
102
Feb.
2
Feb. 25
.
! 5He 2d series..a—
——1969
4,000
1945
15,000 ♦Dresden (City) extl a f 7e
El Salvador (Rep) 1st s f 8s A—1948
♦Certificates of deposit——...
14,000
70,000 Estonia (Republic) 7s....—...1967
112,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6s....1945
-1953
37,000 ♦Frankfort (City of) s f 6He
177,000 F,ench Republic 7%a etamped—1941
7He unstamped
——1941
20,000
External s f 7s stamped——1949
35,000
7s unstamped
—1949
5,000
A
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50
59
MN
J
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M N
j
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86%
94
67
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62
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63
60
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60
61
90
60
60
60
51
50
60
62%
50
60%
19
25
34%
99% 100
107
108
21%
102% Sale
92%
98
100
99% 102
24
90% Mar.
Sale
26
60
Mar. 31
67
65
60
Mar. 15
62
Mar.
Mar.
1
1
Sale
60
Mar. 11
63
Mar.
1
65
62% Mar. 14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
90% Mar.
7
67
Mar.
1
62
58% Jan.
62
Feb. 23
Jan. 24
Jan. 15
Jan. 20
51
Jan.
62
Feb. 24
83
57
60
60
55
64
60
61
Mar. 17
3
61
68
59
Mar. 23
60
f 20
20
Mar. 23
21% Mar.
3
19
Feb.
21% Mar.
3
Mar.
7
23
Feb.
30
5
95
Mar. 26 100% Mar.
Mar.
104% Mar. 18
Mar.
22
20
Mar. 17
9
95
Mar.
,,62
li
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23%
28
QR
100
7
Mar.
23% Mar. 16
106% 107% 105% Sale
19
22%
20'
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100
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99
Mar. 30
107% Sale
90%
96*
96% Mar. 21
107'" 108* al04% Sale zl04% Mar.29
96
99% Mar. 17
24
Mar.
3
Mar. 10
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9
8
108% Mar. 11
101
Mar. 15
108% Mar.
100
9
Mar. 15
64
100% Mar. 9
108% Jan. 24
104% Mar.
19% Jan.
99
Mar.
22
Mar.
Mar.
8
108% Mar. 11
96% Mar.
104% Mar.
99% Jan.
101
Mar. 15
108% Mar.
100% Feb.
9
1
German Gov't International—
—1965
♦5 He unstamped
—1965
♦5 H> stpd (Canadian holder)—1965
303",666 ♦German Republic 7s stamped—1949
♦7s unstamped
1949
246,000
919,000
100,000
♦35-year 5%s stamped
German Prov &
15,000
Communal
♦7s part
D
25%
21%
AO
30%
20
A.1958
—1964
♦S f secured 6s........———1968
13,000
♦6s part paid...............1968
24,000
7,000 Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A........1952
1946
13,000 ♦Hamburg (State) 6s
2,000 ♦Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7He..1950
O
MN
29%
29
FA
26
22
AO
a
o
J
20
31%
32%
27
26
25%
29%
27%
27%
24%
73%
o
1945
J
J
1946
♦Hungarian Land M.ge 7Hs A..1961
J
♦S f 7He series B
♦Hungary (Kingdom of) 7Hs
M N
F
19
J
6He-_„—1960
.....
—
...
26
87%
J
a
ext
...
27%
22%
30
24
J
paid—.————1964
68,000 Helsingfors (City)
25%
23
Sale
25%
25%
22%
Sale
Sale
32%
Sale
Mar. 30
28% Mar. 10
23
Mar.
22% Mar. 31
24
xvtar.
22% Jan.
28% Mar. 10
24% Feb. 23
34
27
Mar. 10
Mar.
4
30% Jan.
25% Mar.
34% Feb. 23
27% Feb. 25
27
Mar.
8
28
Mar.
9
27% Mar.
25% Mar.
9
5
24%
30%
26%
23%
19%
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 11
70
Feb.
22% Mar.
8
17% Mar.
1
105% Mar. 11
19
Jan.
104
12
18
...
33%
23
35
30% Mar. 18
25% Mar. 30
25
27
24% Mar.
29%
20
31
29%
22%
18
20
26% Mar.
23% Mar.
19% Mar.
75%
80
76
35
Bks—
♦(Cons Agrlc Loan) 6He eer
♦Greek Govt secured 7s
11*666
M
105
22
19
...
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28
Sale
.....
5
Mar.
20 V
26
26
21% Mar.
17% Sale
17%
17% Mar.
104% 105% 104% 105
104
Mar.
76
29
Jan.
32% Feb.
30% Jan.
29
27
85
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
17% Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
105% Feb.
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
1,000
9,000
20,000
5,000
5,000
210,000
50,000
99,000
416,000
270,000
♦Secured
s
♦Secured
s
f g
7He
f g 7s
♦Extended at 4H% to
Irish Free State external 5s
1961
1944
1979
MN
A
f 6H>
1965
57%
59
Sale
75
62
1954
s
18%
19*
18
19%
19%
17
80
1952
Extl sinking fund 5 He
19
17
113
Italy (Kingdom) external s f 7s. 1951
Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser B 1947
Japanese Gov extl
18
il*
80
18
Mar.
18
4
18
Jan.
17
Mar.
17% Mar. 14
17
Mar.
18% Jan.
11
18
Jan.
18
25
42
Mar.
Mar.
19
Jan.
Jan.
28
18
'54*
116%
79%
Sale
34
37% z42
36
115
Sale
72
Sale
74
Mar.
32% Mar.
116% Mar.
54
Mar.
1
32% Mar. 30
117% Mar. 30
62*
64% Sale
62%
42%
72
Mar.
80
73
Sale
73
Mar.
Sale
56%
Sale
56
Mar.
Sale
73
67
Sale
74
Sale
74
Mar.
75% Mar. 11
6r2% Mar.
i
78% Mar. 26
Sale
57
Sale
57
Mar.
63
37
40
37
Mar. 25
45% Mar.
Mar. 31
43
77
M N
16
!iK
13%
34%
1960
Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
19
23%
17%
Mar.
1
Mar. 10
59% Feb. 16
32% Mar. 30
116% Mar. 12
32% Mar.
114% Jan.
72
Mar.
Jan.
19
56
Mar.
80% Jan.
65% Jan.
82
21
12
72
Jan.
81
71% Feb.
Jan.
4
49% Jan.
64% Jan.
4
37
45% Mar.
1
67,000 ♦Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s..l957
A
O
♦Leipzig (City) external s f g 7s_1947
Lower Austria (Prov) 7He
1950
F
A
j
d
j
d
178,000 ♦Medellin (Colombia) 6He
1954
60,000 ♦Mexican Irrlg Assenting s f 4He 1943
*Mexico(U S)external 5s of 1899£ 1945
.
122,000
15,000
1,000
♦ Assenting 5s of 1899
1945
♦Assenting 5s large.............
♦Assenting 5s small.............
For footnotes, see page 30.
MN
Q
.....
22
104%
7%
3%
2%
6
5
J
25
94%
""7%
2%
3%
8
Sale
4%
4
"2%
2%
20
3%
Sale
4
Sale
7
25
....
20% Feb.
Sale
6
1%
2%
2%
Sale
3
2% Mar. 11
1%
1%
22
Feb.
7
25
74%
6
.....
Mar. 25
8% Mar.
2% Mar.
3
1
1% Mar. 29
2% Mar. 24
4% Mar.
1
4
Mar.
1
3
3
Mar. 24
Mar. 24
6
Mar. 31
2
Feb.
15
8% Mar. 3
2% Jan. 12
3% Jan. 25
1% Mar. 29
2% Feb.
8
4
Mar. 24
3
3
Feb.
4% Mar.
4
28
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 24
April, 1938]
n. t. stock exchange-bonds
Sales in
bonds
Value
n. t. stock exchange
206",006
84,000
43,000
12,000
8,000
145,000
202,000
179,000
204,000
418,000
484,000
334,000
33,000
18,000
224,000
51,000
132,000
39,000
7,000
110,000
34,000
37,000
315,000
162,000
95,000
53,000
156,000
9,000
13,000
83.000
44,000
65,000
175,000
132,000
4,000
5,000
215,000
22,000
70,000
81,000
6,000
145,000
47,000
67,000
26,000
32,000
68,000
46,000
1825000
Bid
127,000
236,000
81,000
5,000
Ask Bid
1%
2% Sale
1954
Assenting 4s of 1904.....
Lowest
Highest
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
2%
1
Mar. 29
2% Mar.
1
1
Mar. 29
3
Jan.
8
3
Sale
1
Mar. 29
3
Mar.
1
1
8
Sale
1
Mar. 30
1
4
1
4
2% Mar.
2% Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
3% Jan.
2%
Mar. 19
63% Mar.
1
Mar.
2
Assenting 4s of 1910 small...
♦♦Treas 4s of '13 assent (large) 1933
♦♦Small
1%
♦Sec extl
s
f
♦Sec extl
s
f
1958 m
634s
634s
1959 m
.........
New South Wales ext s
External a f g 5s
Norway 20-year ext
20-year external
9
55
55
101
External sink fund
s
1957
g 5s
f
a
f 6s.Aug 15 1943
f 6s. Aug 15 1944
1956 m
4%s._—
-
a
Extl sinking fund
48
f
4)(s....... 1965
f extl loan
a
s
o
1963
Municipal Bank ext
s
9£
s
d
1958
s
Sale"
1959 mn
.......
♦Montevideo (City) 7s........... 1952 j
♦6s series a
s
5%
64%
Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6%s__ 1952
Mtnas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
1970
f 5s
Sale
10%
64%
101%
101% Sale
105?* Sale
106 %
104 %
Oriental Development 6s
External deb 5 hi
Oslo (City) 434 a extl
1953 u
v
s
1958 mn
Sale
Sale
102% 103
102% Sale
10 2x 104%
sink fund. 1955
a
o
Panama (Rep) external
♦Extl a f 5s ser a
5k«
1953 J d
May 15 1963 m n
♦Stamped (assented).......1963 mn
♦Pernambuco (State of) 7s......1947 m
s
♦Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s.. ......1959 m s
♦National loan ext a f 6a
1960
♦National loan ext
s
f 6s
1961
♦Poland (Rep of) g 6s
).
1940
♦Stabllis loan 7s of *27. Oct 15 1947
♦External
s
f 8s
1950
♦Porto Alegre
(City of) 8s.......1961 j d
j
7%s
....196b j
Prague (Greater City) 7Hs
...1952 mn
♦Prussia (Free State) ext sf 4%—w51 m s
♦Extl loan
♦s f gold 6a
1952 a o
Queensland (State of) ext s f 7s—1941 a o
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947 f a
♦Rhlne-Maln-Danube deb7a
ear
a1950 m s
♦Rio de Janeiro
(City of) 8s.....1946 a o
♦Extl sec 634 s.
1953 f a
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
♦8s extl loan of 1921..........1946 a
Sale
1968 j
♦7s Municipal loan
1967 j
Rome (City) external 8 f 4kb
"35% "40""
9
10%
11%
15%
9% Sale
9% Sale
65% Sale
©
80% Sale
59% Sale
10
11
1953 I
J
20
61
6%
37%
100
9
11
81
6% Mar. 29
10% Feb; 26
7
11
61
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Sale
Mar. 18 103%
Mar. 19 103%
Mar. 18 106%
Mar. 18 107%
Mar. 18 106%
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
38%
37%
97%
98%
103%
Mar.
104
Sale
Sale
Sale
ftE
Mar. 31
9%
10%
98%
98
21
21% Sale
21% Sale
20% Sale
108
Sale
107% 112
24
36%
10% Sale
Sale
69
1936 j
20
10%
8%
11%
9%
15
9%
9
9%
9
10%
67% Sale
27% Sale
20%
19
10
12
6
6
Sale
j950 j
14%
60
Sale
27
Sale
10%
25
12%
j
12
12
♦6s extl Dollar loan
10% Sale
38% Sale
......1968 j
j
♦sf g 634s
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
1945 j
Decl946 j
(Kingdom)—
d
23%
23%
d
Sale
32% Sale
59% Sale
sec
extl.........
...1962 MN
.33.000
Tokyo City loan of 1912
External
23
101
a
55%
1952 M s
5s
j
48%
f
5%a guar
1961 A O
82,000
39,000 TTrondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5%s.l957 MN
♦Uruguay (Rep) external a f fa..1946 p a
19,000
♦Ext s f 6s
1960 mn
87,000
♦Exter a f 6s
1964 MN
24,000
3%-4-4% % extl read]
1979 MN
189,000
4-4%-4%s extl read)
...1978 f a
37,000
j
334s External readjustment... 1984 j
a
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s.....1952 a
Vienna (City of) 6s
o
1952 MN
♦Warsaw (City) external 7s
Yokohama (City) extl a
...1958 F
f 6s......1961 i
Feb.
Sale
46% Mar.
4
4
41
Mar.
4
9
Mar.
1
10% Mar.
4
11
Mar.
2
11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 18
9%
11%
11%
11%
67%
82%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
8
8
19
6
Mar. 18
62
Jan.
6
Mar. 25
20
11%
10%
98%
22%
Jan. 10
Jan.
7
Feb. 14
Mar. 10
27
23
Mar.
42
7% Mar. 25
5% Mar. 31
9% Mar.
4
81
9
Mar. 10
1
65
19
23
Mar.
9
102% Mar. 18 108% Mar. 10
103% Mar. 19 109% Mar. 3
27
Mar. 5 31
Mar. 15
19
Mar.
" Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
102% Mar. 18 108% Jan.
103% Mar. 19 109% Jan.
25
52
101
50
Sale
9
21
19
7
31
Mar. 15
12
Jan.
2
5% Mar. 30
10% Jan.
Mar.
2
7% Mar. 28
13
9% Mar.
9% Mar.
8
6
8
5% Mar. 31
10% Jan.
10% Jan.
10% Jan.
8
11
11
10
7% Mar. 28
13
Mar. 17
9% Mar.
9
Mar. 11
Mar. 26
Mar.
2
1
8
60
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
73
Jan.
Mar. 11
27
Mar. 11
38
Jan.
19
5
11% Jan.
10% Jan.
7
11
67% Mar.
29
Jan.
9% Mar. 21
5% Mar. 31
9% Mar. 21
9% Mar. 10
8% Feb. 16
5% Mar. 31
14% ...
8% Sale
6
10%
5%
8
14% Mar. 29
7% Mar. 30
15% Mar. 16
8% Mar. 28
13% Feb. 10
7% Mar. 30
26
20%
Sale
9
9
Mar. 30
Mar. 19
12
13% Jan.
10
13
Jan.
11% Jan.
24% Mar. 30
47% Jan.
7
4
4
1
9
2
9
24% Mar. 30
38% Mar.
1
Mar. 22
26
Mar.
4
24
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
33% Mar.
33% Mar.
59% Mar.
8
20% Mar.
20% Mar.
41% Mar.
11
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 17
Mar. 22
28
Mar. 18
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
42%
50%
53% Sale
100
100%
104%
Mar. 31
Sale
2
1
Mar. 22
Mar.
9
60
Mar. 11
50
Mar.
60%
Mar. 10
Mar. 16 101
Mar.
2
16% Feb. 23
Mar. 30
Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar.
24%
21
46
54
Sale
31
30
7
6% Mar. 26
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
al01%Sale
59
31
30
31
31
Mar. 18
_
98
Mar.
22% Mar. 10
27
11%
5% Sale
28
105
57
19 104% Jan.
Mar. 31
1
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
7
Mar. 11
32
3
Mar. 18
16
Mar.
42% Jan.
24
♦7s
b
100
60% Mar.
8
14
Feb.
4
Mar. 18
60
z27
Feb.
Mar. 24
4
2
Mar. 26
in
3
19
Jan. 28
Feb. 15
Jan.
Mar.
7
5% Mar. 31
10223s
Feb.
Mar. 10
46% Mar.
Mar.
6
12
4
10
41
30
32
ser
51
Jan.
Mar. 12
47% Jan. 12
96% Mar. 18 103% Mar. 9
Mar.
Mar. 30
103$
31
Jan.
57% Jan. 20
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Mar. 18 107
Mar. 18 107%
Mar. 18 106%
Mar. 18 104%
Mar. 18 103%
Mar. 3
Jan.
Jan.
65% Mar.
42
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Mar. 30
29%
30
♦8s secured extl..............1962 MN
♦Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s. 1958 j d
♦Slleslan Landowners Assn 6s
1947 F a
20
44% Mar. 18
60% Mar. 18
Sale
6
♦7s extl Water loan........... 1956 m s
Sec big 7s_..................1940 a o
31
30
31
31
99%
99%
98%
102%
5%
7%
7%
7%
44%
60%
8%
7%
11
4%
6
5% Sale
4%
11
29%
10
j
♦8s external
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
65
y
9
5%
7%
7%
7%
Mar. 31
20% Mar. 28
19% Mar. 18
San Paulo (State of)—
♦♦8s extl loan of 1921
43% Mar. 23
32
9
Mar. 18 102% Mar. 16
70
107% Sale
103% Sale
105
Sale
109% 112
32
23
36%
8
21% Mar. 7
62% Mar. 11
57% Mar. 12
Mar. 18 103% Mar.
102
24
8%
10%
9% Sale
8
8
6%
5% Sale
63
Sale
11
9%
Sale
47% Sale
10%
95%
Mar. 19
Mar. 29
7% Sale
7% Sale
48% Sale
7
Mar.
2
Mar. 18 104% Mar. 12
Mar. 18 103
Mar.
2
Mar.
3 102% Mar. 24
Sale
57
55
Feb.
8
Jan. 20
Mar. 10
5% Sale
Sale
Sale
67
Mar. 17
Sale
.....
3
Mar. 19
Mar. 28
56%
Sale
12
8
57
Mar. 26
"22""
60% Sale
9%
9%
Mar. 29
7%
Sale
Sale
4
13
Sale
100%
105%
106% 105%
106
101%
104% 101
Sale
100%
103
102%
2% Mar.
Feb.
2% Feb. 28
3% Jan. 18
45
Sale
Sale
10% Sale
10%
11
65
2% Mar.
57
Sale
Sale
20%
d
f............1952 mn
♦634« extl secured s f-_........1957 mn
102%
106%
106%
105%
103%
102%
102%
50
Sale
7
37
101% 105
1952 a o
1959 f a
♦88 extl secured s
9%
10%
9% Sale
55%
103
5%
57% Sale
102% 103% 102% Sale
40
47
40% 47
34
Sale
40
Sale
1966 mn
♦Roumanla (Kingdom of) 7$__
Sale
56% Sale
101% 103%
d
♦6s extl
63%
"l
6
55% Sale
101
103%
o
s f g
♦7s extl loan of 1926
60
3
60
♦Nuremberg (City) external 6s.. 1952
Sydney (City) s f g 5ka__
...1955 f
Taiwan Elec Pow 5Ks..........1971 j
12,000
93,000
Bid
Highest
♦
167,000
143,000
194,000
1
Lowest
♦Assenting 4s of 1910 larfs
♦
♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s...
3,000
Ask
Mar. 31
1954
♦Saarbruecken (City) a f 6s
Sao Paulo (City of)—
1,000
Mar. 1
1938
(Continued)
♦4a of 1904
122,000
96,000
58,000
3,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 3
foreign gov't (Conclude*)
Mexico
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
March
21
25
Feb.
Jan.
18
10
24% Feb. 19
26
Mar.
4
33%
Mar.
8
11
18
22
3
11
2
33% Jan.
60% Jan.
Feb.
28
Mar.
104% Feb.
99% Mar.
48% Jan.
60
Mar.
40
50
Mar.
Feb.
Mar. 10
Feb.
2
47% Jan.
53
41
Sale
Mar. 31
50
Mar.
1
8
48
51
42
Sale
Mar. 31
51% Mar.
2
42
48
51
42
Sale
Mar. 31
51
Mar.
2
42
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
40
Sale
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
50% Mar.
2
40
Mar.
Mar.
2
39% Mar.
50
40
Feb.
42% Feb. 11
49% Sale
46%
39
65
49%' 39% Sale
44%
80
85
99% 100
A
58% Sale
d
60% Sale
ft
•
77%
59% Sale
65
Sale
—
50
40
77%
Mar.
100% Mar.
41
8*
§*
Jan.
Jan.
19
10
Jan.
Jan.
8
8
Mar.
2
Mar.
3
34
Mar. 18 100
Jan.
46"
Sale
40% Mar.
59% Mar.
1
62
Jan.
Sale
40% Mar. 17
57
67
65
1
53% Jan.
65
Feb. 25
Mar.
1
93% Mar.
5
37% Mar. 31
90% Mar. 28
34
83
Mar.
Mar.
11
13
6
_
railroad and industrial
companies.
91,000
20,000
8,000
81,000
26,000
4,000
106.000
9,000
3,000
167*.606
58,000
8,000
557,000
66",665
22,000
75,000
d
53
37 j
Sale
Adams Express coll tr g 4s......1948 m s
Collateral trust 4s of 1907..
1947 j d
f a
90
93%
90)
Sale
90
92
90
Sale
100
70
100
Sale
78
37
90
90
100
75
108
100
97
103
♦{♦Abitlbi Pow Ac Paper 1st 5s...1953
j
434s stamped.................1946
Adriatic Elec Co external 7s.....1952 a
d
1943 j
98% 103%
o
AlaGt Sou 1st cons 5s ser a......1943 j
d
First
cons
4s series b
Sale
82
112%
103%
Albany Perfrated Wrap Paper 6s. 1948 a o
6s with warrants assented.... 1948
57
67
Albany 8c Susq 1st guar 3 Ks. ...1946 ao
Allegheny Corp coll tr conv 6a..1944 f a
Collateral and convertible 5s ..1949 j d
92%
♦Collateral Ac convertible 5s...1950 a
♦5s stamped
a Ills-Chalmers
Mfg
conv
American Ice
s
f deb 5s
.....
1953 j
s
d
5k«—1949 mn
j
Corp conv a%«—1949 j
American ig Chemical
Amer Internat
53
94
Mar,
4 101
Mar,
5
78
Mar, 24 100
Mar, 18 102
35% Mar. 18
2
2
Mar.
5
Mar. 24
Mar.
8
Mar.
Mar.
40
40
Mar. 10
90
99
75
Jan.
Jan.
62% Jan. 11
95
Jan.
26
7
94% Jan. 14
20 101% Feb. 28
Mar.
5
78
Mar.
5
100
Mar. 24 105
Feb. 28
Mar. 18 103% Jan.
96
6
Jan.
4
35% Mar. 18 54
39
Mar. 10
Jan.- 5
57
90
Jan. 18
90
Jan. 18
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
70% Mar.
4
45
12
64
Mar.
3
44
67% Jan.
Sale
25
Mar. 31
45
Mar.
25
18
Sale
18
Mar. 31
38
Mar.
2
2
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Jan.
Sale
45
44
18
Mar. 31
38
14
9
2
152"
72
Sale
94%
80
Sale
80
80
Sale
Sale
2
9
80
96
106% Mar.
87% Mar.
86% Mar.
105% Mar.
8
84
96
Mar. 31
87
Jan.
Mar. 31 105% Jan.
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
Mar. 17
35
Mar. 23 100
83%
a
s
31
28
39
Sale
4s......1952 m s
1955 m
Amer 8c Foreign Power deb 5s...2030 m
45
25
Sale
Alpine Montan Steel 7s
Sale
Sale
Allegh Ac West 1st g gu 4s........1998
4s
.....1942 m s
Allied Stores Corp deb 4k>.....1950 a o
16,000
395,000
2,000
257,000
33,000
45
Mar
86
Sale
o
ai leg Valley gen gu
983,000
50
Sale
.............1950
4ks debentures..............1951 f
35
30
62
Mar
Mar, 23
Sale
98
103
56% Sale
96
99
103% Sale
95
Sale
96
55% Sale
92
95%
104% 104%
92% Sale
26%
39
102
80
Mar.
80
96
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
35% z32% Mar. 23
Sale
95%
99%
99% Sale
86
38% Mar. 30
95% Mar.
2
93
57
96
99% Mar. 31 104% Mar.
86
Mar. 29
92% Mar.
102
8
1
76
H*
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 29 109
Jan.
Mar. 31
92% Jan.
7
15
14
6
Feb. 11
38% Mar. 30
58% Jan.
15
95
99
22
Jan.
31
Jan.
99% Mar. 31 104% Feb. 17
86
Mar, 29 98% Jan. 22
Amer Tel 8c Tel—
430,000
871,000
568,000
26,000
38,000
664,000
162,000
8,000
17,000
376.000
166,000
20-year sinking fund 5k>
1943 mn
334s debentures..............1961 a o
334* debentures..............1966 j d
j
♦Am Type Found s. f. debs 2%-5s_1950 j
Amer Water Wks Ac Elec 6s ser a.1975 mn
Anaconda Cop Mln s
a
o
f deb4%s ..1950
AngloChtlean Nitrate—
♦Sinking fund Income deb.._.1967 Jan
tAno Arbor 1st g 4s...
July 1995 q j
Ark Ac Memp Bdge Ac Term 1st 5a.1964 m s
(Del)—.1955 f a
(Del).........1957 j j
Armour At Co 4s s f ser b
1st m l f 4s ser c
For
footnotes, see page 30.
113% Sale
101% Sale
101% Sale
103
94
109
104
Sale
93%
96
104% Sale
104% Sale
31
42
88
86% Sale
Sale
99% Sale
100%
100
106
29
35
Sale
98
28%
35
93
86%
112% Sale
87
103% Sale
Mar. 21 106
Mar.
Mar. 30
95% Mar.
103% Mar. 28 105
~
Mar. 17
3 113% Jan.
Mar. 31 102%
Mar. 31 101%
Mar. 21 107
Mar. 30
97
102% Jan. 26 105
20
Mar. 17
Feb. 26
10
Feb. 19
Jan. 13
Jan.
25% Mar. 31
29
Mar.
25% Mar. 31
31
Jan,
32
Mar. 18
36
Mar. 12
32
Mar. 18
41
98
Mar.
Mar.
98
Feb.
7 100
Sale
89% Mar. 30
89% Mar. 30
88
Jan.
4
95
Feb.
2
Mar. 7
Jan. 10
86% Jan.
3
94% Jan.
25% Sale
32% 39
90% Sale
90
92
89% Sale
Sale
99
87
Jan.
100
Sale
39%
Sale
112% Mar. 28 113% Mar.
100% Mar. 31 102% Mar. 17
99% Mar. 31 101% Mar. 11
1 100
92% Mar. 23
92% Mar. 24
5
10
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22
Sales in
March
Value
N. Y. STOCK
5s'
BONDS
N.
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
il
Ask
Bid
110
No*
109 % Sale
103
103%
M N
102% 103%
1995
Adjustment a 4«_
-July 1 1995
Stamped 4a..........July 1 1995
Con? g «a of 1909.............. 1955
Con? a 4a of 1905.
!—195P
Con? 4 4a of 1910..—......
...I960
713,000 ""Coo? deb gold 4%a——....1945
------
37,000
11.000
71,000
:
------
Ask Bid
Topelca & Santa Fe—
Gen g 4a
A
O
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J
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D
Rocky Mt dl? lat 4a A
1965
Trana-Cont Short Line lat 4a 01956
J
2
Cal-Arlz lat ft ref 4Ha aar A —1962
m
194*
A.. 1944
lat 30-year 5a aer B
—.—1944
At! Coaat L lat cona 4a
-July 1952
General unified 4%« aerlea A--1964
10-yr coll tr 5s.
..May 1 1946
L ft N collet gold 4a—Oct.. 1952
Atlantic ft DanylUe lat ft 4a
1946
9,000
42,000
168,000
18,000
11,000
71,000
53,000
22,000
second 4a..
1946
62,000 At! Gulf ft WI SS Line coll tr 5a.l95V
12,000 {♦Auburn Auto'blle con? deb 4J4a *39
11,000 Auatln ft NW lat g5f guar
1941
10,000 Baldwin Loco Wka 5a atpd
..1940
364,000 oalt A Ohio lat g 4a
July 1946
679,COO
Refund ft gen 5aaer A.....
1995
447,000
lat gold5a
....July 1946
816,000
Ref and gen 6a, aerlea C....... 1995
192,000
p L B ft W Ve Syaref g4a
1941
i
318,000
Soutbw Dl? latSHa at 5%
195t
53,000
Tol an Dl? lat & ref 4a aer A..1959
473,000
Refunding 5a aerlea D.
2000
2,287,000
Con?g4%«—.
I960
742,000
Ref & gen 5a aerlea F..........1996
36,000 Bangor ft Arooatook BLR lat g 5a '43
32,000
Conrefmtgt gold4a— -...—.1951
97,000
4a atamped
—1951
J
105%
100
J
Atl Knox Ac No lat g5a....
Atl & Char Air Line lat 4%i
107
L
J
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106#
—^
iii%
113
102
Sale
104%
m
J
J
116
100
J
J
104% 106
J
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95
3
L
M N
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J
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26
58
J
J
J
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Sale
A
0
Sale
J
D
Sale
J
78
59% Sale
59%
"37%
Sale
31% Sale
—
38
Sale
112
Sale
105
108
109
"93"
88
100
44,000
43,000
23,000
13,000
414,000
353,000
♦Berlin City Electric deb 6%«—195)
♦Deb linking fund 6%• ......195*-'
....1956
22%
23%
23%
18
24
1943
'Debenture 6a
Berlin Bloc Ele? ft Undgrd Rye—
6 %8
.—1956
D...1960
B—
1966
Bethlehem Steel 4%• aerlea
Cona mtge 3%s aerlea
794,000
3%a 8 f conv debs
3,060 Big Sandy Ry lat mtge 4a....
281,000
117% 117%
127%
103^
flH
Bel?ldcre Del cona gtd g
1952
1944
Boston ft Maine lat 5a aer AC... 1967
A
O
J
J
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O
A
J
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M S
A
43
A
J
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O
F
100% Sale
92% Sale
M N
70,000
I
10,000 Brooklyn City RR lat 5a
1941
195,000 Bklyn Edison cona mtge 3%e—1966
630,000 Bklyn Manhattan Transit 4%»— 1966
Bklyn Queens Co ft Sub gtd 5a.. 1941
la> Sa atamped
1941
34,000 Brooklyn Union El lat 5a
1950
188,000 Brooklyn Union Gaa Co lat g 6s.l94!
99,000
lat lien ft ref 6a aar A......... 1947
60,000
Debentures gold 5s
1951
83,000
lat lien ft raf 5s aerlaa B
196?
35,000 Brown Shoe a f deb 3%*—1950
...—
—
...
.........
36,000
t uttalo(,en
Elec 4ser B
..I'M
M N
M N
Sale
Sale
12
44
103% Sale
50
to N
44%
J
Sale
82*
28
30
55
Sale
83
'88
......
...
...
......
♦Mobil* Dl? 1st
r
5a
.
194*
..
28,000 Central Foundry 1st mtge 6a
5,000
10,000
143,000
i
20,000
5,000
1941
...1941
General mtge 5s.........
Cent Hudson G & E 1st & ref 3%s '6ft
Cent III Elec ft Gas lat 5a
1951
Central Illinois Light 3%a
1966
}♦Central New Eng lat guar 4a.. 1961
78,000 Central of N J gen g 5s.
i—193)
50,000
General 4a
193)
179,000 Central N Y Power 3% 8
1962
355,000 cent Pac 1st ref gu t 4a
.194
Through St L lat gu g 4a
195?
185,000
Guar 5s
196*
**Cen RR ft Bkg of Ga col tr 5a.193)
1,000
5s extended to May 1 1942
3,000 Central Steel 1st sink fund 8a...194)
162,000 Ortafc-teed Prod a f g
A.
1943
562,000 Champion Pap & Fibre deb 4% a. 1950
98,000 Chea a Ohio lat cona g 5s
1939
119,000
General gold 4 %•
1992
161,000
Ref ft Impt mtgu 3%r aer D—1996
126,000
Ref ft impt mt«*e 3%a aer E—..1996
Craig Valley lat g 5a
..May 194t
Potta Creek Br lat 4a........ 1946
6 000
R ft A Di? lat con g 4s
1989
2d con gold 4a.............1989
Warm Springs Valley lat g 5s .1941
...
.
...—
......
14%
Mar. 30
Mar. 22
50% Mar. 30
15% Mar. 28
81% Mar. 10
99%
Mar.
44%
17% Sale
40% Sale
18
Sale
32% Sale
39% Mar.
15% Mar.
37
55
27
\VA
Sale
40
Mar.
17
Mar.
32% Mar.
26% Mar.
9
85%
Sale
61
97
J
J
101
J
MN
J
L
107
80
56
1
95
Mar.
101% Mar.
4
99
Mar.
105
Mar.
2
95
Sale
99% 107
40
95
Sale
88%
107%
Sale
43% Sale
42%
36%
9%
sit*
M
41
27
116% Mar.
126% Mar.
Sale"
27% Mar. 19
Sale
26
33
166%
Sale
92%
Sale
82% Sale
104% 106
23% Sale
22
22%
5%
28
Sale
Sale
41
68
73
101% Sale
23%
27
22%
5%
39
102%
35%
26% Sale
40
Sale
112% Sale
124%
Sale
121
74
112
my'
188
Sale
Sale
Sale
101%
114%
101%
95%
Sale
71% Sale
26
23%
63
10%
12%
10%
A
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23
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55
106
98
107
O
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J
22%
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107
Sale
"Si"'
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29
97% Sale
Sale
20
50
Sale
A
71
V
M N
Sale
93
90
to N
116
123
M
F
S
59%
105%
105%
119%
95%
95%
106%
106%
Sale
M
M
N
M
F
M N
F
A
J
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Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
5
.....
6
Sale
35
30
31
26
105%
88%
i
4
9
1
104% 105
119% Sale
96%
Sale
96%
107%
Feb.
Jan.
12
Jan.
44
Jan.
39
Mar. 24
102% Jan. 28 104% Feb. 21
35% Mar. 31 61
Jan. 13
Mar
75% Mar.
67
Mar.
100
Mar
106
Mar
102%. Mar.
66% Mar.
91% Mar.
Mar
Mar.
107% Mar. 19
111
Mar. 15
106% Mar. 16
30% Mar. 1
8% Mar. 11
9
Mar. 26
78%
Jan.
Mar. 15 108% Jan.
Mar. 30
106% Jan.
62
Mar. 11
Jan.
73
83
Mar. 31
95% Jan.
6 107% Mar.
105% Jan.
110
Jan.
7 111% Jan.
106
Mar. 19 106% Jan.
98
Mar. 28
16% Mar. 30
8% Mar. 23
7% Mar. 24
85
Jan.
19
14
17
8
20
19
18
18
44
Jan.
10
10
Jan.
15
9
1
Mar. 28
Jan.
8
26% Mar.
39% Mar.
1
26% Mar. 31
42
Jan.
15
39
50
Mar.
1
39
61
Jan.
4
86%
Mar. 21
Jan. 19
Mar.
102
83
Mar.
Mar.
Ill
Mar.
114% Mar.
117
Mar.
116
Mar.
114% Mar.
112% Mar.
Ill
Mar.
120% Mar.
73
90
Mar.
Mar.
111% Mar.
86% Mar. 21
104% Mar. 3
101
Mar.
5
115% Mar. 11
117% Mar. 11
121
120%
118%
116%
115%
124%
85
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar.
4
Mar. 12
Mar. 16
Mar.
Mar.
101% Mar.
114% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
99% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
102
Mar. 30
86% Mar. 21
102
83
Mar. 31 104%
Mar. 29 109
Jan. 13
111
Mar. 18 H5% Mar. 11
114% Mar. 18 117% Mar. 11
117
Mar. 17 121
Mar 11
116
Mar. 18 120% Mar. 11
114% Mar. 18 118% Mar. 4
112% Mar. 17 116% Mar. 12
Ill
Mar. 18 115% Mar. 10
120% Mar. 18 125% Jan. 15
73
Mar. 18
Mar.
92
Mar. 23
1
100% Mar.
102% Mar. 11
87% Mar. 2
Mar. 18 104
86% Mar. 18
40
Mar. 23
98% Feb.
98
81
8%
Mar.
Mar.
"Mar.
20
50
16% "Mar i
Mar.
6
18
Mar.
Jan.
12
Jan.
14
Jan.
4
Feb.
Jan.
17
6
Mar. 29
i
76% Jan.
21
Jan.
5
26
Feb.
Jan.
25
50
Jan.
25
25
8% Mar. 29
5% Jan.
7
3% Mar. 31
Mar.
6
6
99
Mar. 30 108
11
89
Jan. 17
56
59
72% Mar.
23% Mar.
3% Mar.
Jan,
47% Feb. 18
10 101% Jan. 12
Jan.
53
59
20
89
90
Mar. 18 103% Jan. 24
111% Mar. 19 114% Feb. 28
If*
98% Mar.
60
107
89
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
100% Mar.
63% Mar.
108
Feb. 23
98% Mar.
60
107
Mar.
12% Jan.
13
Feb.
17
7% Jan.
12
7
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
10
Feb. 23
112
70
Jan.
10
Jan.
11
108
Mar. 30
Jan. 24
35
Mar.
38
Mar.
35
Jan.
46
20
Mar.
32
Mar.
20
Mar.
34% Jan.
18
22%
19% Mar.
Mar.
103% 103
107% Mar.
Sale
65
Mar.
89
99% Mar.
108% Mar.
105% Feb.
25% Mar.
105% Mar.
89
19% Mar.
102% Jan.
Mar.
65
Mar.
100
108% Mar
23
Jan.
13
12
29
Feb.
105% Mar.
1
9
97% Jan.
3
98%
"39%
Sale
39% Mar. 31
64% Mar.
62
Mar.
62
114
87
Sale
114
Mar.
49
Sale
49
Mar.
55
104
111
85 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
85% Sale
99%
103%
110%
85%
85%
39% Mar. 31
"74%
'"7
62
Mar.
"64"""F"e"b"l6
116% Mar 12
1
66% Mar.
5
104
Mar,
114
Mar.
116% Feb. 15
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
105
120
67
106
106
121
Jan.
6
97
Feb.
17
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar,
3
Mar.
1
96% Mar,
2
2
97
Mar.
49
99%
103%
110%
85%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
10
Feb.
28
Jan.
24
19
Jan.
II
108
114
113
107%
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10
3
15
15
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113%
109%
107%
45
41
Mar. 30
22% Mar. 31
5% Mar. 31
Sale
105% 108
115
45% Feb. 11
27
"35"
65
66% Sale
104
104%
23% Mar. 31
26
20
101
87
116% 120
Mar. 'J
Sale
Sale
62
Mar. 19
89%
Sale
Sale
27
25
66
99
"63%
28% Feb. 25
28% Feb. 25
22*
108% 107% 108
98% Sale
108
107
65
38
4
Feb. 25
Jan.
7
2
119% Feb.
128% Mar. 25
IB
10
85
75
66
107
104
O
F
M
100
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12
18%
115
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M
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60
.....
4%
3%
6
15
28
M
A
41
40
12*
A
Mar. 24
Mar. 31 104% Mar.
Mar. 31 53% Mar.
98
83
25
to N
Mar. 4
37% Mar. 1
8% Mar. 18
98
83
65
75
Sale
90
98%
«111% Sale
92
21% Sale
7
11
17
1
42
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
40
25
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
107% Feb. 24 107% Feb. 24
95% Mar.
A
Jan.
Jan.
4
86% Mar.
A
Jan.
Mar.
92
L>
4
3
10
7
7
2
1
40
F
3
3
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
F
Jan.
15
3
7
Mar.
Mar.
88% Sale
40
35%
99% Sale
Sale
59%
d
22% Feb.
3 28
Mar. 23
100% Mar. 31 103% Jan. 14
92% Mar. 31 95% Jan. 10
Mar. 23
94
Sale
Mar.
99% Jan.
116% Mar.
126% Jan.
25
Sale
888
186%
Mar.
Feb.
106
108
48
100
6
25
Sale
49%
30
85
112% Jan.
21
Mar. 30
60
17
15
7
39
26% Jan.
20% Jan.
Mar. 31
6
Jan.
Jan.
31
ti*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
3
14
Jan.
Jan.
28% Map.
1
Mar. 19
Jan.
Jan.
31% Jan.
45
70
27
82
84
Sale
~28% Mlir.""3
44
106% Mar.
106%
Sale
110% Sale" 110% Mar.
107
106
Mar.
Sale "17% Sale
16% Mar.
7%
8% Mar.
9%
9
7% Mar.
8%
50
4
128%3*Mar. 25
25% Mar. 19 28
100% Mar. 31 102%
mtu-. 01
92% Mar. 31 95%
82% Mar. 31 88%
107% Mar. 4 107%
Sale
"39%
11941 Mar.
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
15
108
95
99
48
Jan.
60
60
78%
75%
Mar. 18
24% Mar. 18
-
104% Sale 102% Sale
35% Sale
53% Sale
41%
*41%
J
72
Mar.
46
Sale
90
Mar.
Mar.
32% Mar.
26% Mar.
Mar.
114%
We*
108
Mar.
110
Sale
Sale
72
1
2
2
2
3
Mar.
Mar.
8
11
14
Jan.
78% Jan.
39% Jan.
82% Jan.
Mar.
40
17
11
13
7
Jan.
102
39% Mar.
15% Mar.
Mar.
113%
113%
mt
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tin
98% Mar.
108% 108
.....
Sale
Sale
Mar. 22
62% Mar. 1
Mar.
1
99
Mar. 22
50% Mar. 30
15% Mar. 28
81% Mar. 10
11% Mar.
Sale
101%
Mar. 21
Mar.
1
Mar. 5
14% Mar. 30
20
1
Sale
Sale
55
30
85
45
1
117% 115% Sale
Sale
117% Sale
120% 117% Sale
Sale
115
115%
Sale
113
115% Sale
116%
76
Mar.
1
114%
119
80
Mar. 3
71% Mar. 3
30
Mar.
1
23% Mar. 11
Mar.
Sale
119
1
62
Mar.
Sale
116%
114%
113%
124%
86%
9 97
Mar. 28 104%
94
Mar. 30
77%
Jan. 29 88
Mar. 31
76%
71% Mar. 31
31% Mar.
28%
29%
102% Sale
112
118
84% Mar.
75
1
31*
104% 102
101% 83%
105%
113%
116%
118%
112
Mar.
26
104
104%
104
Mar.
16
86% Mar.
104
108% Feb.
103% Jan.
112% Jan,
Mar.
28% Sale
24%
110%
106%
30%
8%
7%
10
Mar.
Mar.
"28% "29% *28
107
Sale
Jan.
101
106% Jan.
Sale
116% Sale
119% Sale
127
127% 126% Sale
110%
104% Jan.
2
71
4
5
19
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
100
93
102
Mar.
88
88
18
Jan.
103% Jan.
Jan.
Sale
109% Sale
101% 103%
102% 105
Sale
97
100
90
98
16%
62
83
*
5
12
65
Sale
v
Mar,
Feb.
103
88% Mar.
98% Mar.
Sale
83
A
Mar.
3
3
Sale
Sale
F
88
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Mar.
64%
N
Mar. 22
30
16
30
Sale
I
M
Sale Prices
Mar.
30% Sale
16% Sale
42
Sale
4
3
20
67
100
98
-
....
Mar. 31
Sale
J
....
36
Mar.
99
105.000 Cam Clinch ft Ohio lat fta.
1936
175,000
1ft ft con g 6s aerlea A.Doc 15 195
13,000 Carriers ft Gen Corp deb 5a w w.1950
♦Conaol gold 5a
1945
'Ref ft gen 5%a aerlea B..——1959
♦Ref ft gen 5a series C
1959
♦Chat Dl? pur money g 4a....1951
♦Macon ft Nor Dl? 1st g 5a...-.1946
♦Middle Ga ft Atl Dl? pur m 5a. 194)
Sale
80%
62% Sale
31% Sale
66% Sale
34% Sale
8*
88
iSS
14%
Mar. 30
62
80
Sale
100% Sale
84,000
1,000
39,000
Sale
Mar. 28
45
102%
66*
J
{♦ Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5a...No?. 1945
15%
11%
50%
15%
Sale
26%
54%
Sale
M >
113
50,000 Celotex Corp deb 4%a w w.—_..1947
5,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac 1st 0 4a
1946
71%
45
Sale
J
1951
64
"64"
75
*71% Mar. 31
106
.
Carthage ft Adlr lat gu g 4a
77
Sale
110
108
75
Sale Prices
100
"90" Mar."31
M N
5a equip trust ctfa
..1944
Collateral truat g 5s
........1954
150,000
Collateral trust 4H>1966
2,000 {'Carolina Central 1st gu g 4a.. 1949
......
71%
Sale
80
60
A
...
172,000
224,000
Sale
F
.....
.
Sale
J
5,000 Buffalo Niagara Elec 3%a aer C—1967 J D
253,000 buff Koch ft Pitta cons 4%a.
195) M N
3,000 »{♦ Burl Ced Rap ft Nor 1st 5s
1934 A t
3,000
♦Certificates of deposit
{Bush Terminal Co 1st 4a...... 1952 A
71,000
Conaol 5a
1955 J
16,000 IBUah Term Bldgs lat 5a gu
I960 A
3.000 Calif-Oregon Power 4a
1966 A
49,000 Calif Packing con? deb 5a......1946 J
38,000 Canada Sou con gu 5s set A.....1962 A
140,000 Canadian Nat Jold
1957 J
129,000
Guaranteed gold 5s
July 1969 J
67,000
Guaranteed g 5a..———.Oct 1969 A
28,000
Guaranteed g 5a...
197* F
90,000
Guar gold 4H*
June 15 1955 J
169,000
Guarg4fca
1956 F
158,000
Guar g
...........1951 M
80,000 Canadian Northern guar 6%*—.1946 J
J
340,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock
M S
216,000
Collateral trust gold 4Hs..
194t
.
"29%
O
62,000
lat mortgage 5a aerlea U
1955
1st g 4% a aerlea JJ-—
1961
24,000 ;'boaton ft NY Air Line 1st gu 4x1955
"71"
50
3a....lV6A
lHa.. .1951
140,000 Bell Telephone of Pa lat 5a B
1946
53,000
Flrat ft ref 5a aerlea C ........I960
Beech Creek Exten lat g
--—.
)56/
Sale
Highest
1
Mar.
Sale
Battle Creek ft Sturglagu
,»■,
\7}
101%
C
Sale Prices
Mar. 31 110
Mar. 31
91%
88% Mar. 30 99%
98% Mar. 15 100%
97
Mar. 21 100
"88"
71
30
D
Sale Prices
100
88
105% Mar .""2
106%
98
Mar. 29 102% Mar. 11
100
Sale
111
105% 109% Mar. 7 110% Mar. 2
104
Mar. 28 110
Mar.
1
Sale
102% 104
116
116
102
Mar.
1
77
Sale
84% Mar. 9 85
71
A
Ask
Sale
Sale
Sale
JAN. 1
Lowest
95
90
97
102
M N
88
89
Sale
Sale
100
99%
Highest
98
105
101
109
110
106
85
85
Sale
29
60
20
92
100
101
Sale
Sale
88
J
J
Sale
99
Lowest
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 3
Bid
Atchinaon
745,000
11,000
465,000
9,000
63,000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
April, 1938]
Sales in
ii
BONDS
March
Value
n. y. stock
%
1M9
26 *4
Sale
23
194V
106 *4
Sale
Sale
110*6
10894
Chic Burl 9c Q 111 Dlv 9 Ha
klllnols Division 4>
General 4a
1958
lit 9c ra(4Ha aerie* B
lat 9c ret 5a aerlea A-.
105
109 *6
1977
.....1971
441",006
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
95
95
Sale
95
Mar. 31 102
8*4
7*6
71*4
15*6
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 8
Mar. 23
'
6,000 Chic 9c Erie lat gold 5a
..1983
660,000 {♦Chic Gt Western lat W-yr 4a...1959
M N
M S
16*4
Sale
Sale
6,000 {•Chic Indlanap 9c Loulsv rf g 4*1947
4,000
♦Refunding gold 5a aer B
1947
1,000
♦Refunding 4a aeriea C..
1947
78,000
♦lat 9c general 5a aerlea A.
1966
♦lat 9c gen 6a aeriea B
12,000
May 1966
1,000 Chic Indiana 5c Sou 64>yr 4a
1956
J
1094
20
20
15
1,000
168,000
22,000
195,000
23,000
17,000
1,355,000
1.592,000
43,000
J
M N
J
10*|
10*2
5*4
J
J
1969
D
J
27
J
73*2
May 1 1989
May 1 1989
{♦Chic Mil St PAt Pac mtgefts aerA1975
♦Con? adj 5a
Jant 2000
{•Chic & No Weat gen 3*4«
1987
J
26
J
26
E
30
41
1987
MN
♦Stpd non payt Fed lnc tax. 1987
♦Stpd gen 496 a non-pay lnc tax 1987
M N
MN
16""
M N
17
19*6
♦General 4a
25,000
120,000
♦General 4Ha stamped
42",606
♦♦15-year
MN
18
P
J
D
♦lat 9c ret 4J4s stamped.-May
J
D
J
D
♦lat 9c ret g 5a
May 3037
3037
......May 2037
1949
♦Cony 4 94 a series A
♦{♦Chicago Rya lat 5s stamped
Feb 1 1938 25% part paid
9,000
1927
226,000 {•Chic R 1 9c Pacific gen g 4a
1988
33.000
♦Certificates of deposit...
246,000
♦♦Refunding gold 4s........
1934
♦Certificates of deposit...
110,000
163,000
♦♦Sec. gold 4948 aerlea A..
1952
92,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
242,000
♦Convertible gold 4 948—.—.. I960
13,000 Chic S L & N O gold 5a
1951
Gold 394a
June 15 1951
Memphla Dlv lat 4s...
...1951
12,000 Chic T H & S'eaat lot 9c ret 5a
1960
Income guar 5a....
23,000
Dec 1 i960
M h
F
12
Mar.
Mar.
25*4
7*6
2*4
13*6
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 29
Mar. 3
26
Mar.
Mar.
2
3
32
Mar.
1
30
32*4 Mar. 1
26*6 Mar. 18
12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4*6 Mar.
16
Mar.
16*4 Mar.
15*4 Mar.
15*4 Mar. 29
19
Mar.
1
13*6 Mar.
13*6 Mar.
14*6 Mar.
15
Mar.
Sale
Mar. 10
12*6 Mar. 16
5*6 Mar. 5
6*4 Mar. 9
23
11
I'i
Sale
Sale
47
D
J
D
s
J
D
72*4
6
Sale
5
8*6
8*6
7*4
7*6
5*6 Sale
50
78*6
•
yy
Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
Feb. 25
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Jan.
7
Feb. 15
3
Mar. 25
3*6 Mar. 26
72
29
112
23
15
12
25
35*4 Jan.
17
31
30
Jan.
31
36
Jan.
14
15
30
17
35*4
34*4
13*4
4*6
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
20*6 Mar.
20*6 Mar.
23
Mar.
25*4 Mar.
7*6 Mar
Mar. 29
S®
3
Mar. 30
55
50
"I" "64"
57
47*4
57*4
65
30
2*4
13*6
13*6
13*6
14*6
Mar. 26
15
Mar. 31
Mar. 15
Mar. 23
Mar!
23
Mar. 19
25
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
Mar. 28
43*4
14*6
14*4
5*6
Mar.
17*6 Mar.
16*6 Mar.
8*4 Mar.
51
Jan.
18
19*4
18*4
9*4
8*4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
Jan.
10
13
8
8
12
8*4 Jan.
5*4 Jan.
Feb.
8
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Sale
A*
Mar. 29
Sale
Mar. 31
10
Mar.
5
8*6
7*6
5*6
65
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5*4 Mar. 29
5*6 Mar. 30
78*6 Feb.
57!
47!
Mar,
52
67
Mar.
43
8
53
52
Mar. 22
44
43
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
3
Mar. 18
63
50
Jan. 17
Feb. 14
Jan.
8
Jan. 12
18
Jan. 13
1856 Jan. 13
18*6 Jan. 13
17*4 Jan.
8
22
Feb.
2
18*6 Jan. 18
22*6 Feb.
1
12*4 Jan. 12
1156 Jan. 1»
11*4 Jan. 12
7*1 Jan. 11
6*6 Mar. 30
3*6 Mar. 30
59*4
Mi
Mar.
14*4
7*4
7*4
85*6
78*6 Feb.
Mar. 25
6*6 Sale
D
J
Sale
8
J
Feb.
13
5
7
7
5*4 Mar.
43*4 Mar. 31
14*6 Mar.29
14*4 Mar. 30
43*4 Sale
15*6 Sale
8
MN
15
8
12*4 Jan.
15
18*4 Mar.
10*4 Mar.
10*4 Mar.
10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6*6 Mar.
3*6 Mar.
15
7
7
25
1
21
Feb.
10*6 Jan.
16*4 Jan.
23
MS
M
13
20*6 Mar.
20*6 Mar.
10K
"6
A
Mar.
72
L12
45*6 57
17*6 Sale
16*6 Sale
3
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
"22"
J
3
2
1
3
Sale
A
I
Mar. 31 109*6 Jan.
Jan. 28
Jan.
Mar.
3*6 Mar.
21
10*4
10*4 Sale
Sale
10
6
95
Mar.
Mar.
72
16*2
16
91
1987
secured 496a.. .....1936
♦1st & ref 4 Ha aer C.
107,000
127,000
70,000
935,000
1
9
14
72
112
23
23
♦Gen 5s stpd non pay lnc tax. 1987
119,000
67,000
M N
15*4 Mar.
13*4 Mar.
20
12*6 Mar.
34*4
11*6 Sale
3*6 Sale
18
14*6
Sale
17
18*4
A
G
A
1
2
Sale
J
1
Mar.
37
Sale
"29*4
Mar.
95*4 Mar.
8
Jan.
Jan. 12
94*6 Mar. 25
99*6 Mar. 31 111*4 Jan., 5
95
Mar. 31 109
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
88*4 Mar. 30 105
Jan. 11
8*4 Mar. 30
Jan. 12
7*6 Mar. 30
3
71*4 Mar. 8 108'" Jan.
15*6 Mar. 23
22*6 Feb. 23
13
112
31
110*4
May 1 1989
♦Gen g4^a aeriea
♦Gen 4*6« aerlea P
70
15*4 Sale
7*4
7*4
39*4
20*4
28*4 Sale
♦Gen 4Ha aeriea C
63
92*4
86
♦Chic Mil 9c St P gen g 4a aer A..1989
♦Gen g 3*4s aeriea B
May 1 1989
Chic L S Ac Eaat lat 4 Ha
Sale
2
2
[
Sale Prices
12*4 Mar.
Sale
37
Sale
8
J
J
108
Sale
7*6
9
15*6
15
......
1
Highest
Sale Prices
15
Mar. 22
90
20
15
4
83
""8*4
Sale
Sale
M N
Mar. 31 104
88*4 Mar. 30
88
{♦Chic 9c E 111 Ry (new co) g Sa ..1951
31,000
♦Certificates of deposit
....
Sale Prices
15
Mar. 22 22
Mar.
94*6 Mar. 25 102*4 Mar.
99*6 Mar. 31 106*4 Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
100
Lowest
Lowest
95*4 Sale
Sale
90*4 Sale
g 4a......1934
cona
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
Ask
....1949
Chic 9c Alt RR ret 9 3«
♦{♦Chic 9c E 111 lat
Mar. 1
1938
Bid
118,000
467,000
688,000
665,000
217,000
463,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 3
24
exchange
23
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Jan.
4
55
86
8
65
86
3
Mar. 22
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Jan.
4
3
7
3
Jan.
54*4 Jan.
Chicago Union Station—
1st mtge 4s series D........... 1963
41,000
J
105*4 107*4
109*6 Sale
1963
J
109
M
104*4 105
" Guaranteed
65,000
165,000
23,000
1st mtge
4a............... 1944
3*6a series E.........
1951
394" guaranteed
......
222.000 Chicago & Western Indiana 4a.. 1952
240,000
tst & ref mtge 496s aer D...... 1962
84,000
t
hilds Co deb 5s
3,000 {♦Choc Okl 8c Gulf consol 5s
—
1952
6,000 Cln
F
J
D
VI N
Leh Ar N 1st con go g 4a....194
Sale
86
58
64
11
W
Sale
56
34*4
Sale
Sale
67*4
f
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
102*6 Mar.
107*4 Jan. 28
Mar. 31'108 *6
Mar. 29 108*6
102*4 Mar. 15 103*6
90*4
71*4 Mar.
71
Mar.
86*4
65*4
49
Mar.
14
Mar.
14*4
103
110
100
109*4 Jan. 13
102*4 Mar.
104*4 105*4 102*4 103*4
Sale
108k 109*4 103
Sale
108
100*6 Sale
101*4
103*6
92
O
A
147,000 Cine Gas & Elec 1st mtge 394a... 1966
1967
35,000
lat mtge 3*£s.
Sale
100
M
1943
...
O
A
102*4 Mar.
102*6 Mar. 26105
Mar.
100
103*4 Sale
105*6 107
2
18
37
14*4
104*4 104*6 102*4 Sale
Sale
107*4 108*4 107
107
Mar.
101*4
102
102
Mar. 18 102
107*4 107*4
109
Mar.
108*6 Mar.
108*6 Sale
108*4
106*6 107*6 102*4 105*4 104*4 Mar. 29 107*6 Mar.
101*4
Mar.
Mar.
102*6 Feb.
71*4 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
104*6 Mar.
108*6 Mar.
103
71
105*|
107
Mar. 18
3
Jan.
13
100
Jan.
3
5
92*4 Jan.
68*6 Feb. 15
14*4 Mar. 11
104*6 Feb. 25
108*4 Feb. 25
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
49
14
Jan.
Jan.
102
Mar, 18 102
Mar. 18
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
32,000
89.000
72.666
1.000
103,000
63,000
M N
C G C Ac St L gen g 4a
I
1993
1993
J
J
73 J
Sale
J
102!
Sale
—
Ref A Impt 4 94* series
...
St Louis Dlv 1st coll trust g 4s.1994
MN
194*
M
W W Val Dlv lat g 4a
194*
S
81.000 Cleve-Cllffa Iron lat mtge 4J6s__1950
1965
Clev 9t Pitta gen gu 494a aer
B..1942
Series B gu 34a..
1942
Series A gu 44a..
1942
Series C gu 3948..
1948
Series D gu 394s
............1950
General 4 94* series A.....
1977
Gen & ref. mtee 4Ha series B
1981
...
110*2
A
O
A
O
105^2
F
105
J
A
A
A
1977
1945
f 5a.. 194.'
1970
A
s
f g 5* aerie*
1st
a
f 494a aeries C
Coal Rlv Ry 1st gu 4a
16'666
Colo Fuel At iron Co gen a
♦5a income mtge
8,000
114,000 Colorado & Southern 494s ser A.19HII
1952
285.000 Columbia Gas 9c Elec deb 5a
Debenture 5s .......-Apr 15
6.000
1952
91
109
99
J
P
A
97
O
59
1
1
97
Mar. 21 102*4 Jan.
"78" "Mar."3
59
Mar. 28
92*1
3
Mar.
73*4 Jan.
1
3
3
~
85
Mar. 28
78 *4
"Feb"." 18
100
99
106*6 Mar.
106*6 Jan. 26 108
Jan.
106*4 Feb. 14 108
Jan.
106*4 Jan. 25 106*4 Jan.
Sale
l65"'
60
91
(>
liH
112$
Columbus Ac Toledo lat ext 4s...1955
160,000 Columbus Ry Pow & Lt 4s....
*965
Commercial Credit deb 396a.....1951
661,000
2H* debentures
...........1942
98.00O Commercial Invest Tr deb 394*--1951
F
A
103
Sale
76
Sale
73
Sale
66
72
82
107
Sale
101
100*4
60
95*4
99*4
A
O
J
D
J
J
101
J
112*4
112*4
112*4
112*4
108*6
105*6
96*4
Sale
3
-1-
100
99*4
79*4
161" ""Feb"."
77
Mar. 30
71*4 Mar. 18
65*6 Mar. 29
95
83
99
64
44*4
Sale
94*4 105
92*4 Sale
104
112
107*4
98*6
100*4
103*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
58*4
30
Sale
90*6 Sale
83
90*6
86*6 Sale
100
109*4
Mar. 17
166*6 Mar."
100
102
7
4
4
12
62
Mar.
59*6 Mar. 25
65
Mar. 31
43
Mar.
30
90*4 Mar. 28
94*4 Mar. 16
86*6 Mar. 29
100
Mar. 31
Sale
101*4 Sale
Feb.
2
10
8
99
90
4
98
Jan.
Jan.
14
18
96 *6 Jan.
8
85*6 Feb.
112*4 Jan. 28 112*6 Jan.
95*4 Mar.
92*4 Mar.
47*4 Jan.
88*4 Feb.
95*4 Mar.
15
28
Feb.
109*4 Feb.
106*4 Sale
95*4 Sale
I6l *4 "Feb"." 1
Jan.
59*4 Mar. 25
30
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
Mar. 30
Mar. 18
77
Mar.
88*6 Mar.
4
25
100
106*4
109
M N
102*6
88*
95
O
106*6 106*6 Mar.
106*6
95
41
A
......
1
Mar.
66
82*4
&
82
104
99
106*4
105*4
Sale
A
260.000
5
90*4 Jan.
104
44*6 Sale
...Jan 15 1961
Debenture 5a
92*4 Mar.
101*4 Mar.
Mar.
108
108
N
Columbia Ac Hock Val lat ext g 4s '48
218.000
59~~
Sale
65*4 Mar. 23
92*4 Mar.
43*4 Mar. 31
82
65*4 Mar.
92*4 Mar.
43*4 Mar.
97
Mar.
70
108
103*4 Mar.~29 106
Jan. 20
110*4 Feb.
111*6 Feb. 17
M N
M
58
105*4 Mar. 10
111*4 Mar. "
106*4
105*4
104*4 106
105*6 107
101*6 104
F
5
»
M N
A
Feb.
26 108*6 Jan.
105*6 106
103*6 104*4 103 *4 Mar.
110*4 Mar.
110*4 111*4 110*6 Sale
110
104
109
J
B guar...... 1973
1st
43*4 Sale
101*4 Sale
78"
5 109
75
104
"82" Sale
92*4 Sale
Sale
66
100
107*4 Jan.
8 104*4 Jan.
5
Sale
104*4
J
1961
Clev Short Line lat gu 4 Ha ?
-—
_
100
M N
86.000 Clev Union Term 1st gu 594a A.. 1972
132,000
101*4
J
46.000 Cleve Elec Ilium lat M 396 s
202.000
85*4
86*4
J
Spring 9c Col Dlv lat g 4a
4,000
Sale
108
100*4
90*4 Sale
l
E......... 1977
..1939
lat g 4a..
1991
General 5s aerlea B
Cairo Dlv lat gold 4s
Cln W A M Dlv
18~66o
M N
5a aeries C guar.... 1957
lat mtge guar 394* aerlea D....197I
Clearfield 9c Mahoo 1st gtd g 5a. 1943
1st mtge g
Mar. 30 108
Mar. 5
95*4 Mar. 31 98*4 Mar. 7
100 •
Mar. 31 101*4 Mar. 17
101*4 Mar. 31 104*4 Mar. 14
106
3 109*4 Feb.
3
Jan. 12
98*6 Mar. 7
99*4 Jan.
3 101*4 Mar. 17
101*4 Mar. 31 104*4 Mar. 14
106
Jan.
29 108
95*4 Mar. 31
Commonwealth Edison Co—
71,000
37,006
28.600
35,000
276,000
1st mtge g 4948 series C......-1956
1st mtge g 4948 series D
1957
1st mtge g 4s series F.........1981
118,000
1st mtge 396s series H
D
A
O
J
J
M
S
—1965
Conn & Passum Rlvs 1st g 4a....1943
3H* debentures
♦ W uerttemberg 1st 7s
623.000 Consolidated Oil
195*
deb 394*--1951
conv
.......
2,000
J
D
1954
J
J
1955
J
J
A
O
18
J
J
....I960
J
J
52
AAcO 1955
...
a
I
.......1956
•Debenture 4s
♦Debenture 4s
46,000 ♦Consolidation Coal
J
97*4
15*4
15*4
15*4
15*4
25,000 {♦Consolidated Ry deb 4s
3,000
^Debenture 4s........... J Ac J
f 5s
Sale
Sale
Sale
113
113*4
108*6
111*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
100
101*6
Sale
112*6
112*6
111*6
111*4
108*4
107*4
Mar.
Mar.
109*4 Mar.
10956 Mar.
105
Mar.
105
Mar.
112
112
Mar. 8
Mar. 1
Mar. 9
Mar. 2
Mar. 17
Mar. 15
107*6
106*4 107*6
105*6 Sale
103*4 Sale
103
103*4
107*6 Sale
.........1956
233.000 Consol Gas Co deb 494s
1951
Consol Hydro- Llec Works of Upper
1.000
Sale
114
107*4"
Conn Ry 9c Lt lat g 494s
19M
3,000
Stamped guar 494s
........1951
26,000 Conn River Power a f 396a A..... 1961
238,000 Consol Edison (N Y) deb 396a... 1946
-
203.000
114
113
101
1953
1954
1st mtge g 5s series A
1st mtge g 5s series B.
31
Sale
21*4
27
Sale
107*4
107
104
Sale
Sale
109
20
107*4
105*6 106
102*4
102*4 Sale
99*4
99*4 Sale
105*6
105*6 Sale
21*4
92*4
11*6
11*6
11*4
26
100*4 Sale
11
16
12
16*4
12
21
12
"IS"
58
45
46*4
Hi
Hi¬
ll *6
41*6
20
Sale
Mar.
1
107*6 Mar. 15
Mar. 30 107
50
Jan.
2
3
2
29 21*4 Mar. 29
31 100*4 Mar. 7
Mar.
5
30 16
30 11*4 Mar. 23
29 11*4 Mar. 29
41*6 Mar. 31
Feb. 24 113*4 Feb.
4
Feb. 10 113
Jan. 28
Feb.
2
Feb. 14
112
109*4 Mar. 31 112
109*6 Mar. 31 111*4
105
Mar. 31 108*1
104
Jan. 28 107*4
100*4 Jan. 12 101
Feb. 19 107*
Jan.
5 107
Mar. 24
Mar. 31 104*4 Mar.
Mar. 31 102*4 Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31 108
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
112
Mar.
4
Mar.
7
_
26 107
Mar. 31 105*6 Feb.
Mar. 31 103*4 Jan.
105*6 Mar. 31 108
20*4
92*4
11*6
11*6
Mar. 17
Mar. 15
Jan. 12
Feb. 19
Mar. 15
Mar. 24
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11*4 Mar.
11
21*4
31 100*4
30
17*6
30
16*6
31
15*4 Feb.
9
41*6 Mar. 31
Mar.
3
3
2
Jan.
10
Mar.
7
17
13
31
9
13
Jan.
Jan.
11*4 Mar.
15*| Feb.
54
Jan.
Consumers Power Co—
43.000
51,000
220.000
396*......1965
M N
1st Hen & unif mtge 394*-.....1965
M N
1st lien & unif mtge
197C
101.000
1st mtge 3Via
1966
36,000 Container Corp of Am 1st *f g 4a.1946
1st mtge
394*
M N
MN
106*4 Sale
103*6 Sale
101*4 Sale
98 H
103*2
100
107*6 Sale 106*6 Sale
104*4 105*6 '103*6 Sale
103*4 103*4 101*6 Sale
101*4 Sale
j
n
1943
J
D
86
104,000 Crane Co a 1 deb 394*—
1951
33,000 Crown Cork 9c Seal a f 4a
1950
98,000 Crown Willamette Pap lat a t g 4a 1951
F
A
100
MN
106
105*4 106
1
103*4 104
104*6 Sale
32.000
Deb
gold 5a
For footnotes, see page
\
30.
J
105
88*4
Sale
102
103
87*6
89
101*4 102
96
83*4
106*6 Mar.
103
Mar.
101*6 Mar.
100
Mar.
100
|102
Mar.
86
83
Mar.
108
104*4
103*4
101*4
26,102*6
29
87*4
29 102*6
101
Sale
101
Mar.
103*4
102*4
Sale
Sale
103
Mar. 29 106
Mar. 11
Mar. 21
Mar.
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
102*4 Mar. 30 104*4 Mar. 14
105*4
102*6
101*4
99*6
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
102
83
Mar.
Feb.
99*6 Jan.
103
Mar.
102*4 Mar.
108
Mar.
7
Mar. 11
Mar. 21
Feb. 23
105
Jan. 13
91
Jan. 14
102*6 Mar. 7
106*6 Jan. 26
104*
103*
101?
104*4 Jan.
19
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
iSales in
...1942
1952
59,000 Cub* RR l«t 50-yr g 5a
7%a series A extended to..
1946
69,000
6a series B extended to.......1946
6,000
42,000 Dayton Pr 8c Lt 1st 5c ret 3%a... 1960
1943
177,000 Del At Hud 1st 5c ref 4a
1971
15,000 Delaware Pr 8c Lt 1st M 4%s
1st 5c ref 4^a
1969
10,000
1st mtge (told 4^a
1969
5,000
1951
48,000 Denver Gas 5c El 1st 5c ref 5s
Stamped aa to Pa tax
20,000
1936
201,000 I ♦♦Den 5c Rio Gr 1st cons 5 4a
♦♦Conaol gold 4%s
.1936
37,000
69,000 {♦Denv 5c R Gr West gen 5s Augl955
♦Assented (subject to plan)
145,000
♦Ref 8c Imp mtge 5s ser B
1979
95,000
{♦Dea Moines 5t Ft D 1st gu g 4S-.1935
Certificates of deposit65,000
{♦Dea Plain*- Val tat guar 4%a ..1947
D
J
Cuba Northern Ry« lit5H*
36%
38 %
J
J
D
J
D
A
O
40
37
J
J
J
J
M
M
N
N
J
J
J
J
F
A
AO
3%
8%
...
Detroit Edison
39,000
52,000
113,000
210,000
A
.....1952
O
Gen 5c ret 5* series B
O
Gen Ac ref mtge 4s series P.....1965
Gen & ref mtge 3% a series G..1966 M S
1995 J D
1995 J D
1,000 Detroit Term 8c Tunnel 1st gu 4% a '61 M N
1951 J D
28,000 Dow Chemical deb 3s
J
20,000 {♦♦Dul So Shore Ac Atlantic g 5a. 1937 J
J
136.000 Duquesne Light 1st M 3%s
1965 J
♦Detroit 5c £ack
"¥,666
♦Second
17,000
7.000
25,000
1st Hen g 4s
gold 4a
Eastern Ry M No Dlv 1st g
O
A
1948
4s
Eastern Tenn Va 5c Ga 1st g 5s ._I95(> MN
J
Ed El 111 Bkn 1st con g 4a
1939 J
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
1995 J
J
Electric Auto Lite conv deb 4s
324",005
39%
42
49%
37
Sale
46%
Sale
46
40
Sale
1952 F
A
112% 113%
108% 109
Sale
105
105%
17] 103 %
15
Sale
Sale
3
4
15
80
3 %a set
Series C 3%a
110
D
103
Sale
J
J
♦Genesee Rlv RR 1st
s
103% 104
103%
70% Sale
34%
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
10%
10%
10%
o
56
O
60%
M N
A
O
J
J
43
42%
10
Sale
Sale
1938
M
Sale
9% Sale
47%
J
105
21
18
80
Sale
3% Mar.
1
59
92
Mar.
Mar.
9
Mar.
2
Mar. 14
Mar. 2
Mar. 16
106% Jan.
70
Mar.
102% Feb.
131% Jan.
94% Mar.
107% Mar.
102% Feb.
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar.
3
2
16
J
D
11,000
J
1946
57,000 Flat deb S f 7s
1,000 {♦Fla Cent 5c Peninsular 5s
194? J J
1959 t D
21,000 {♦Fla East Coast 1st 4%e
♦1st 5c ref 5s ser A
.....1974 M S
309,000
♦Certificates of deposit
93,000
♦{♦Fonda Johns 5c Glov ref 4%a.I952
60
86 1
60
94%
95%
94
60
27
60
Sale
50
13
50
Sale
4
4%
3%
4%
MN
17%
2%
9%
2%
17%
MN
2%
2%
1%
1%
2%
4%
1%
2%
4%
♦Certificates of deposit
22,556
Fort St U D Co 1st g 4%a.
1941 j""j
J
f Pramerlc Ind 8c Dev 20-yr 7% a. 1942 J
19,000
Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s....1956 MN
110,000
Galv Hous Ac Hend 5%a A
105",666
Gas Ac Elec (Bergen Co) 5s
1949
Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser A.1952
1947
1945
(Germany) 7o
.......1940
.....
1948 MN
♦S f deb g 4s
109
60
89%
117% 118
100% Sale
97
99%
38% 43%
1938
General Cable 1st sfg5H> A
104
38%
101
103
43
95
104
Sale
14
Mar
23
2
14
15% Mar.
15% Mar.
Mar.
55% Mar.
99% Mar.
96%
97
44
42%
42%
42
61
Mar, 18
Mar, 29 101
95
Mar,
96
75
94
40
49
Mar.
4
59
Mar.
7
97
Mar. 19
92
Mar.
8
48
102% Sale
...1946
..1951
10-year debenture 3s
15-year debenture 3%s
102
Sale
50
Sale
96
General Public Service deb 5%a.l939
132,666 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5%a
w W..1949 J
J
{♦Ga 8c Ala 1st cons 5s....Oct. 1945
J
J
12,000
7,000
Extended at 6% to July 1 1934
♦Good Hope Steel Ac Iron see 7s.1945 A
92
Mar.
3
Mar. 23 100
Mar.
1
85
Mar, 26
Mar. 24
Mar, 30
94%
Mar. 17
40
Mar, 17
Mar 29
57% Mar. 3
96
3% Mar
3% Mar
273,000 Goodrich (B F) Co conv deb 6s..l945
1st mtge 4%s
1956
168.000
603,000 Goodyear Tire Ac Rubber 1st 5s.. 1957
10,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 5s w w.1946
J
D
...
M N
M
S
D
Grays Point Teem 1st gu g 5a ...1947 J
F
Gt Cons El Pow
D
2% Mar.
71%
J
70
229.000
1,621,000
Gen 4lis series
.1977
Gen mtge 4s series G—....1946
Gen mtge 4s series H..........1946
45
45%
103" ""Mar .""I I05"'"siMaf."36
686.000
Gen mtge 3lis series I
..1967
306.000
4,000 ♦Green Bay & West deb ctfs A..
26,000
9,000
Gulf Ac Ship Island ref 5s
Mar.
1
7
60
Sale
Sale
100
85
Mar. 30
102% Mar.
1
100
86
Mar. 30
97
Mar.
1
85
39
Mar. 24
44% Mar.
9
39
40
Mar. 29
42
Mar. 31
40
Mar. 24
Mar 29
39
Mar. 17
44% Mar.
Jan.
39%
42
Sale
42
Sale
Stamped
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
84
96%
Mar. 31
2
2
Mar.
5
Mar.
4
20
97
8
Feb. 19
20
15
1
11*
Feb.
45
Feb. 21
Feb.
1
101% Mar. 31 103!
Jan.
12
Mar. 31 103!
26
97!
57!
Jan.
10
Mar. 31
Jan.
12
21
Feb.
1
Mar. 25
25
Jan.
12
45
101
4
77
Mar.
8
38
15
25% Jan.
13
78% Mar. 31
Mar. 14
28% Mar. 22
98
Jan.
11
84
Mar. 31
99% Jan. 19
101% Mar. 30 105% Feb. 24
74% Mar. 30 80
Jan.
4
106% Jan.
70
Mar. 31
65
Jan.
19 106% Jan.
13
76%
70
68%
70
65% Sale
64% Mar. 29
98% Sale
98%
91%
81%
71%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
107%
Mar.
98% Mar.
111% Jan.
103
96
Mar.
91
104
Jan.
Mar.
81% Mar.
71% Mar.
Jan.
Sale
71
Mar.
Sale
79% Mar.
Sale
88% Mar.
100% Mar.
92% Mar.
99%
90%
89%
103%
107%
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
91%
84%
71
71
Sale
92%
Sale
11*
76
J
79
Sale
81
Sale
64
Sale
Feb
50
8
60
54
65
45
54
54
Mar.
7
7
Mar.
9%
105
8%
104%
9%
6%
104%
~90"
82
76%
59%
Mar.
Mar.
71% Mar. 18
87% Mar.
11*
83
103%
Hackensack Water 1st 4s.—1952
107%
Sale
108%
Sale
61
46
118
58
37%
40
36
Mar.
19
8
71% Mar. 18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
3
10
11
5
10
10
82
Mar.
64
Mar.
55
Mar.
54
Mar.
60
Jan.
25
7
Mar.
10
Jan.
12
9% Mar. 10
Mar.
2
81
55
Mar. 29
75
Mar.
3
Jan.
20
81
Jan.
20
55
Mar. 29
82
Jan.
3
90% Jan.
91% Jan.
83
Mar.
85
Mar.
9
3
83%
101
Mar. 31 103% Mar.
Sale
9
102% Mar. 24 103% Mar. 21
27
-
91
Jan.
6
92
Feb.
8
88
Jan.
Jan.
7
7
83
100% Feb.
Mar. 25
27
Mar. 25
Mar.
115% 115% Mar. 12 118
52
Mar. 30
58
Mar.
57%
37
Mar. 17
40
37% Mar.
1
1
7
Feb.
103% Mar. 9
14 103% Mar. 21
108
z27
Sale
Sale
Mar.
77
95
82
108%
20
18
Mar.
75
85
86
Jan.
79% Mar.
91
85
64% Mar. 29
71
75
Sale
Sale
51%
17
10
11
80
Sale
84
91% Mar.
97% Mar.
1
101% Mar. 30 105
74% Mar. 30 80
75
64
118%
2% Mar.
71
Sale
1949
Jan.
73
Sale
87%
87%
84
Jan.
Jan.
96%
103
30.
78% Mar. 31
Mar.
106
106%
101%
For footnotes, see page
Sale
101% Sale
74%
85
75
102% 103% 101
♦Harpen Mining 6s
1
28% Mar. 22
Sale
1999
45,000 Hock Val 1st con g 4lis
11,000 Hoe (R) 8c Co 1st mtge..........1944 A O
8,000 {♦♦Housatonlc RR con g 5s.....1937 MN
51% Mar.
Mar. 25
1961
20,000 Gulf States St'l 1st mtge 4 lis
116,000 Gull States Utilities 4s series C—1966
10-year debenture 4%a__
1946
65,000
T.OOO
Mar. 31
28
96
60%
60%
8
20% Feb. 25
38
35
107
103
1952
12
Mar. 17
Mar. 30 102% Jan.
Mar. 30
Jan.
95% Jan.
93%
Sale
78% Sale
Sale
Feb 1942
.....
Jan.
9
101% Mar. 31 103% Mar. 25
101
Mar. 31 103% Mar. 14
Sale
Sale
"82""
8
17
1% Mar. 26
2
Feb. 26
1% Mar. 2
1% Feb. 10
103% Jan. 17 103% Jan. 17
103
Mar.
1 105
Mar .130
40
Mar. 25 49% Jan. 18
39
100
19
Sale
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s
1940 MN
Gulf Mob 8c Nor 1st 5 Mi* ser B...1950 A O
1st mtge gold 5s series C
1950
6
1
25
Mar.
95% Jan.
6$
95% Mar.
25
98
Feb
♦Income debenture ctfs B
Jan.
40
58
43
22
104
J
19
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
111%
88%
89%
102%
94%
Jan.
100
Mar. 25
15
J
J
97)
Mar.
2% Mar.
28
J
J
Mar.
40
8
1% Mar. 22
1 % Mar. 2
14
J
J
92)
49
2% Mar.
Sale
85
20
Jan.
85
8
1% Mar. 26
1% Mar. 2
22
104%
Jan.
Jan.
97
Mar. 26
Mar.
4
50
106%
6
13
94
75
30
15
80
A
(Japan) 7a....—1944
1st Ac gen a f g 6 V4s........
1950 J
Great Northern Ry—
1st Ac refund 4lis Ser A
1961
270,000
Gen mtge 5 %a Ser B..........1952
360,000
Gen mtge 5s Ser G...........1973
62.000
Gen 4lis Series D............ 1976
84,000
31.000
74,000
J
Jan.
61J
102)
3% Mar.
3% Mar.
50
87
Gouv 5c Oswegatchie 1st 5s
...1942 J
J
Grand R Ac I ex 1st gu g 4%a
1941
85
101% Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
3
22
97%
104%
75%
3
3
3
Jan.
118
Sale
Sale
Sale
....
91
6
42% Jan.
91
Sale
91% Sale
94% Sale
103% Sale
3
Jan.
105
40
103% 103% 101%
102% Sale 101
99%
38
50% Sale
18
D
3
26
43
.
6% Mar.
5% Mar.
30
30
19%
J
Jan.
36% Jan.
21% Jan.
Sale
♦{♦Georgia Carolina Ac Northern—
J
Jan.
Jan.
51
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
92% Ma.
Mar. 19
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
245,000
142,000
3
11*
45
91
26
19
2
103% Feb. 16
21% Jan.
9% Mar.
9% Mar.
50
Mar.
48% Mar.
88% Mar.
104
10513ii Sale
45
118%
102
1%
2
12
Jan.
16 109% Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
.1982
Proof of claim filed by owner
29
Mar.
26 131% Jan.
31 101% Jan.
Mar.
1!
92% Mar,
92% Mar,
99
♦♦(Amended) 1st cons2-4a
Jan.
27 108
Mar. 10
11
90% Jan. 10
16 103% Jan. 10
33% Mar.
2
62
Feb. 24
6 105
Mar.
8
102% Jan.
20
Mar. 18 23
Jan.
7
106
Jan. 28 108% Jan. 17
8
Mar.
93
95%
—
37
2
Mar.
33
Mar. 21 109
28% Mar.
21% Mar.
20% Mar.
97
8
Sale
29
Jan.
30
104
53
59
M
98
17
25
3% Feb. 25
2
Mar.
15
Feb.
42
Mar. 21
25
95
93%
95%
84
95
4%a
5
11
5
31
Sale
92
101
Feb.
2
112% Jan. 27 113% Feb.
Jan.
5
107% Jan. 27 109
5
109
Mar. 31 110% Jan.
104% Jan. 10 107% Feb. 23
5
26
97
62
101% 102
95%
97
7
24
Jan.
Feb
3
Mar
Mar.
24
Feb. 14
Feb.
5% Mar.
13
50
7
19
Jan.
10% Feb. 17
33% Mar
16
Mar
9% Mar.
9% Mar.
28
Jan.
Mar.
37
88% Mar.
8
♦General Elec
30 107% Mar.
48% Mar.
95
Proof of claim filed by owner
Mar
105
Feb.
Mar.
98
92
1942
30-year deb 4s series B........1954
30 113% Mar.
3 109
Mar.
31 110% Mar.
96%^
S
f 4s stamped....
112% Mar
108% Mar
109
Mar
16
8
Mar.
10
42
53%,
76%
71%
S
5s International series......1942 M
First Hen s f 5s stamped
1942 M
15.000
Mar. 24
107% 107% Mar. 14 108
80
75
70
Mar, 11
50
81% 70
3 102%
102% Mar.
102% 106% 102% 104
132
131%
94% Mar; 31 101%
100% Sale
94% Sale
107% Mar 16 109%
109%
Sale
105
103
Mar, 25 103%
103
103
90%
79%
95%
95%
103%
102%
1947 M N
§*3d mtge 4%a
♦Debenture
5% Mar.
3
2
33
Mar.
Mar. 21 104
102% Mar. 30 105
Sale
22
20
Mar. 18
20%
Sale 107% Mar. 26 108%
51
Ernesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7s.... 1954 F A
Fairbanks Morse deb 4s.........1956 J D
Federal Lt ft Tr 1st s f 5a
1942 M 8
5,000
8,000
4
Mar.
7
2
30
53
1957 J
f 4s
♦N Y 5c Erie RR ext 1st 4s
92,000'
Mar.
9%
Mar.
15
4% Mar.
104
J
1953 A
4s Series D
1927 ..1967
♦Ref 8c Imp 5s ser 1930
....1975
♦Erie 5t Jersey 1st a f 4s......1955
12,000
2,000
4
37
o
♦Ref 5c Impt gold 5s ser
1,000
1
107
89%
95%
103% 106%
131%
98% Sale
J
Erie 5c Plttsb gen gu g
s
1
5
6
4% Mar.
103
40
110
107%
21% Sale
109
J
112% 113% 112% Sale
108% Sale
108% 109
Sale
109% 110% 109
106% 107% 104% 105%
107% Sale
170,000 {♦Erie RR 1st con 5c prior lien 4s 1996
♦let consol gen Hen 4s
204,000
1996
♦Conv £ 4s Ser A
140,000
....1953
♦Series B.
1953
56,000
1st lien
Mar.
Mar.
7% Mar.
13
Mar.
80
10
102%
102% 105
22
15
23%
Sale
108
107%
98
20*000
108%
14%
Mar. 19
8% Mar.
10
106% Feb.
107% Jan.
8% Mar.
Mar. 15
107% Mar.
"16""
103%
107%
108%
108%
Jan.
106
108
Mar.
107
9
Mar. 22
9
54% Feb.
108% Mar. 18
106% Jan.
103
Jan.
7
106% Mar. 28 107 % Mar.
Feb.
52
Mar.
28
9
8
7
108
105% Feb.
Mar. 22
Mar. 31 108
1
28
Mar. 31
50% Mar.
108% Mar. 18 108% Mar. 18
Mar. 17
103% Mar.
Sale
3%
33
96%
"isT, 555
107%
107%
4
Jan.
39% Mar. 29
44% Mar. 25
39% Mar. 29
106
33
O
101,000
25,000
5,000
45,000
38%
9%
55
O
858,000
21,000
4,000
23,000
34
41
43
Feb.
54% Feb.
58% Feb.
31
Mar. 28
52
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar. 26
31% Mar. 31
1
1
37% Mar.
46% Mar.
Mar. 30
43
44
7
Sale
70
108% 110
Sale
103
1965
5s stamped
949",555
Mar. 26
31% Mar. 31
4%
4%
4%
5% Sale
38
1965
B.1940
1940
El Paso At S W 1st 5c ref 5s
conv
40
107
Sale
107% 108
UM Sale
14%
7H Sale
38
M N
1941
12,000 Elgin Jol 8c East 1st g 5s
28,000 El Paso Nat Gas 4^1 series A....1951
♦Gen
52%
48%
107
4%
40
Sale Prices
31
31% Sale
31% Sale
Sale
107% 107% 106
Sale
28
50% Sale
108
108%
103%
103%
107
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Highest
Lowest
—
4)jii8flesD........1961
Gen & ret
Bid
51% Sale
106% Sale
103
104%
106
106%
107%
107 %
12% Sale
15
12%
7
5%
7
5%
9%
8%
M N
J
107 %
Ask Bid
Ask
50
Lowest
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
Bid
145,000
1
Jan. 3
STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
Match
Jan.
18 108% Feb.
27
115
Mar. 25
102
1
52
27
Mar. 25
31 119% Jan. 14
Mar. 30
60
Jan.
6
37
Jan.
Jan.
26
38% Feb. 17
April, 1938]
Sales in
N. Y. STOCK
RANCE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
March
.
EXCHANGE—BONOS
BONDS
M. Y. STOCE EXCHANGE
1938
1
Jan. 3
Value
$
112.000 Houston Oil sink fund 514s A...
892,000 Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A-.
25,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s......
257,000 Hudson 5c Manhat 1st 5c raf 5s A.
a Adjust in com* 5s
518,000
..Fab
76,000 Illinois Bell Telep 3Hs set B.._.
10,000 Illinois Central 1st ft «s..........
1st gold 3H<
Extended 1st 5 314s
1st Hold 3s sterling
67,000
81,000
112",000
25,000
602,000
5,000
......
Bid
1940 MN
1942 i D
1949 MN
1957 F
A
1957 A
O
A
O
1970|
1951 J
1951 J
J
J
1951 A O
1951 M P
Collateral trust gold 4a...... 1453 A O
Refunding 4s................. 1955 MN
I
1952 J
Purchased lines 1st 314s
Coll tr g 4s................... 1953 MN
Refunding 5s................ 1955 MN
194* F
...
A
lew
44-year 414 s
Cairo Bridge gold 4a......
r
Litchfield Dl? 1st g 3a........ 1951
Louis? Di? 51c Tor g 314s...... 1953 J
Omaha Dl? 1st g 3s.......... 1951 F
St Lou Dl? 5k Term g 3a
1951 J
Gold 3 Ha
,1951 J
...
Western Lines lev g 4s
...
Ask
Sale
3054 Sale
120
12154
54
5254
1854 Sale
10754 10854
98
93
93
54""
103
99
99
93
Sale
4754 Sale
6254
"44"
55
Sale
Sale
3554 Sale
10354
J
A
82
80
80
J
Bid
65
J
J
1951 F
80
A
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
Ask
10054 10154
9954 Sale
16
Sale
2254 Sale
12054
12054 Sale
40
Sale
5354 Sale
-----
20
109
9154
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
9254
46
85
91
7754
7754
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
9954 Mar. 23 10154
13
Mar.
5 2254
11954 Mar. 12 12054
40
Mar. 31
5354
21
1154 Mar. 31
10754 Mar. 22 109
Z9154 Mar. 1 9154
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Mar. 26
Mar. 2
Mar.
Mar.
2
1
Mar.
1
85
Sale
35
5354
3954 Sale
.....
5154
55
3654 Sale !
9854
5954
8154
7954
,
..._.
9954 Jan.
13
Mar.
11954 Feb.
31
4 10154 Feb. 25
3054 Jan.
3
5 12054 Jan. 10
4
Mar. 31
56
Jan.
17
Jan.
17
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
10
17
12
54 - Jan.
4954 Jan.
3
17
1154 Mar. 31 2354
10654 Jan. 27 109
9154 Mar.
1 98
88
Jan.
7 9354
95
93
38
3754 Mar ."30
47""
Mar.
Mar. 30
47
Mar.
3
1
3754 Mar. 30
35
35
Mar. 30
32
40 54
23
78
Mar. 25
4054 Mar.
2
32
Mar. 25
"45 H Jan? "II
Mar. 31
51
Mar. 3
37 54 Mar. 1
7954 Mar. 14
4054 Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
5554 Jan. 17
3854 Feb. 25
7954 Mar. 14
33
50
Sale
4054
2454
Sale
Sale
.....
76
63
84
Mar. 29
Jan.
21
73
Jan.
4
29
Mar. 31
4654 Jan.
8
28
6954
78
Mar. 30
42
Jan.
8
"72"" JanT'21
7454
7254
7954
Mar. 29
80
7454
7654
23
72
8154
6954
80
.....
Lowest
40
51
47
Sale
10754 108
::::: *93""
75
J
1951 1
Sprlngf Dl? 1st g 314s..
108
Mar. 1
90
90
80
"50""
75
Jan.
4
111 Cent ft Chic St L ft N O—
442,000
132,000
77,000
4,000
150,000
1,836,000
23,000
296,000
664,000
72,000
134,000
Joint 1st ft raf 5s
ser
44
1963
1940
1944
Ind 111 ft la 1st gold 4s
1950
l+Indlanapol ft Louis? 1st gu 4a 1956
Indianapolis Union Ry—
Ref ft lmpt mtge 354* ser B
1986
Inland Steel 354s series D.......1961
....
Interlake Iron
Int Agrl Corp
...
1932
1932
1st ft coll ctf
M
8
F
A
J
AO
M
S
-
O
10054
10454 Sale
49
Sale
1654 Sale
4654
55
4954 Sale
72
Sale
Stamped extended to.......1942
M N
106.000
128,000
16,000
t'Internet Gt Nor 1st 6s A
1952
•Ad| mtge 4a series A.Joly 1 195;
J
o
♦1st mtge gold 5a series B
.1956
♦1st gold 5a series C. ........1954
Internet Hydro El deb 4s
1944
J
53,000
1955 F
Deb gold 5s
tlowa Central Ry—
•1st ft ref 4s
10054 10054
17
M
*6854
5354
8654 Sale
70
8054
86
95
Sale
89
81,000
30,000
33,000
217,000
200,000
61,000
1,000
1,000
5,000
42",000
Kanawha ft Mich 1st gu g 4a
1990 A O
A O
t**K C Ft 8 ft M ref g 4a
1934
♦Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)......
I960 AO
Kan City South 1st g 3s..
Ref ft Imp 5s.
AprlU95S
J
J
3
Kan City Term 1st 4s
1940 i
Kansas Gas ft El ist mtge 454S..1980 J D
♦Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 4s...1943 MN
♦Ctfs
♦Ctfs
atpd (par $645)
stpd (par $925)
w w
w w
1943
MN
1943
♦With warrants (par $925) ....1943
Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 4s
194*
Mi
J
19*1 J
254
175,000
50,000
123,000
29,000
23,000
1,000
3
79
97
Sale
91
J
27
34
Sale
6954
70
5854
62
10854 1 "
10554 105
37
1454
4754
1654
23
8254
.....
8554
Kresge Foundation coll trust 4s. 1945 J
354* collateral trust notes....1947 F
tKreuger ft Toll class A
Uniform ctfs of deposit.__1959 M
J
A
S
18
19
10654 Jan.
Mar. 18
87
Jan?
1254 Jan.
90
20
102
4354
4254
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
1054
13
Mar. 18
13
Mar, 31 106
4254 Mar. 30 5654
5354
4254 Mar. 31
193
10
Mar. 30
102
17
3
90
Feb. 21
Mar. 10
Mar. 15
Mar. 22
1354 Jan.
20
10054 Jan.
25
102
106
Mar.
Mar. 10
4254 Mar.
4254 Mar.
5654 Mar. 15
5354 Mar. 22
Jan.
13
5
10
Mar.
23
58
Mar. 14
40
Mar
5354 Feb. 28
56
Mar.
4
40
Mar.
56
Mar.
80
Mar.
1
68
Mar.
81
Feb.
3 10054 Mar.
1
100
40
Sale
40
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
68
10054 Sale
100
Sale
100
Sale
13
Sale
13
Mar. 25
3
Sale
3
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
80
4 107 h Feb. 24
10014 Jan.
.....
40
68
5354 Sale
5354
"48 "
5
1854
1854
Sale
1154
1154
4854
1854
14
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
8654 Sale
7854 Sale
8054 Sale
78
94
5754 Sale
Sale
62
254
Sale
3
8154
54
Sale
77
Sale
80
39 54
75
42 54
154
61
9354
7054
94
85
Sale
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
19 10054 Mar.
Mar. 25
3
Mar. 30
1454 Mar. 25
Mar. 25
48K Mar. 3i
(Vlar 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
71
Mar.
4854 Mar. 31
51
Mar.
81
Mar. 28
87
Mar.
37
81
54
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
7854 Mar.
8054 Mar.
Mar. 25
90
It*
.
77
82
3954 Mar. 31
14
54
77
82
Mar.
Sale
75
4254 Mar. 31
154 Mar; 26
254 Mar.
4
Mar.
3
59
9354 Mar.
3
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
3954 Mar. 31
Sale
254
Jan.
13
1954
454
1554
1554
5854 Mar.
8854 Mar.
6354 Mar.
56
9054
75
Mar. 31
4254 Mar. 31
2854
27
69
10754
15154
75
2954
2754
Sale
2254
10454
98
101
10054 101
9854
99
8554 8654
28
2854
88
Sale
Mar. 26
9054 Mar. 31
24
4
24
1
1954 Feb. 11
554 Jan. 10
19
Jan.
19
Jan.
8
8
7254 Jan.
12
51
Mar.
3
9454 Jan.
8354 Jan.
8
18
Jan.
Jan.
26
7
5954 Jan.
14
Jan.
6354 Jan.
14
82
94
90
14
Jan.
5
9054 Mar. 31
7854 Jan.
9854 Jan.
17
12
90
154 Mar. 26
3
61
E8~~
6454
Mar.
Mar.
65
Mar.
23
Sale
6454
4454
4454 Mar.
10754 Sale
10354 Sale 10354 Mar.
106
10654 105
10554 10454 Mar.
37
40
Mar.
m* 37
22
19
Mar.
1754 27
1754
23
23
30
2354 Mar.
25
8154
Mar. 15
23
Mar. 30
2954 Feb. 10
w*
69
Mar.
2
21
Mar. 21
Mar.
1
6454 Mar.
Mar.
108
2
Mar.
2
Jan. 13
Mar.
2
Mar.
2
Mar.
106
107
40
Mar." 5
40
19
Mar.' 5
1454 Jan. 10
2354 Mar. 12
2454 Mar. 24
4954
49
17
4
28
Feb. 16
2054 Feb. 24
Mar. 24
Jan. 17
27
Feb.
87
Mar.
3 10854 Jan.
8
3
9954
95
95
Mar. 21
95
Mar. 21
76
97
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
90
98
98
8754
—2754
88
Sale
80
49
Sale
52
47
62
41
41
85
Sale
Sale
4354
4754
96
Mar.
8754 Mar.
2754 Mar. 28
95
153
.....
3054
87
Jan.
8154 Mar. 31
Jan.
41
95
9954
15254
80
71
78
I 7354 Mar.
9854
9254
9654 Mar.
101
9954 10354
10154 Mar.
98
98
Mar.
9954 98
9854
10254 Sale 10154 Sale
101
Mar.
60
58
8
10854 Jan.
75
9154
Mar.
5
95
9754
100
87
107
96
.....
8154 Mar. 31
24
2754
65
Mar. 21
7154
4454 Mar. 30 6454
10354 Mar. 28 10854
104
Jan. 24 10654
27
Sale
Feb. 24
Feb.
29
25
8354 "90""
Mar. 26
90
21
Sale
152
8354
108
Sale
59
84
95
5754 Sale
4954
5354
4954
62
Collateral trust 4s series B....1942
454
1554
1554
6554
98
57
1953
Col ft ref g 554* set D....... 19*0
Coll tr 6s series A
....1942
19
....
85
Laclede Cas Lt ref ext 5a........1939
554* series G
10854 Sale
9854
J
Purchase money 4s.....
...1997 A O
Kings Co Ele?ated 1st g 4s.... .1949 F A
J
J
Kings Co Lighting 1st raf 5s
1954
1st ft ref 454s
.1954 J J
J D
Kinney (G R) 554* extended to..1941
Koppers Co 4s series A
...1951 MN
Coll ft ref
9954
10554 Sale
5254 Sale
4154 Mar.
36
Mar.
100
.....
78
25
J
Plain
♦5s
90
20
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
'
J
454s unguaranteed...........19*1 J
Kings County Elec Lt & Pow—
48,000
2,000
1,000
1,000
170,000
117,000
36,000
Sale
27
Kentucky Central 1st gu 4a
1987 J
Kentucky ft Ind Term 1st 454*-. 1961 J
Stamped
1941 J
1,000
13
Sale
61
8
James Franklin ft Clear! 1st 4s.. 1959 J D
Jones ft Laugblln St'11st M 4J4a. 1961 M S
Sale
"5754
I
8,000
150,000
17
Sale
42
A
1951
Sale
554 Sale
28
1654
J
o
485,000
70,000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 4s
1941
71,000 Intern Paper con? 6s series A...1947
120,000
Refunding 4s series A........1955 M 8
22,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B
1972 MN
P A
First lien ft ref 4Hs..
10,000
1947
337,000 Internet T ft T deb g 454s
1952 J J
J
Conrertlble debenture 454s...1939 J
743,000
564,000
78
29
28
10654 Mar. 28 10754 Mar. 11
5a—
41,000
15.000
41
Sale
2954 Sale
Sale
3354
4054 28
10754 10754 10654 Sale
102
9654
1254 Sale
deb 4s......1947 A
con?
Sale
a!0654 Sale
tlnterboro R T 1st ft ref 5s
1944 I
'Certificates of deposit.......
"19-year 4% notes.
•♦lt-year 7% notes......
♦Certificates of deposit
Sale
39
1943
A...
4Hs series C
Illinois Steel deben 4 J4a
Ind Bloomlngton ft W 1st 4s
9
2
10154 Mar. 24
98
Mar. 30
10354 Mar. 7
10054 Mar. 5
9254 Mar. 8
3054 Mar.
4
71
Mar. 21
Feb.
Jan.
95
15 155
31
78
Mar. 21
Feb. 23
Jan.
8654 Jan.
4
9254 Mar.
3154 Jan.
25
12
13
12
17
88
Mar.
2
85
Mar.
4
48
Mar. 31
9054 Jan.
6154 Jan.
60
Mar.
4
47
Mar. 31
60
4254 Mar. 30
52
Mar.
5
4254 Mar. 30
Mar. 29
44
Mar. 29
47
Mar. 17
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Jan.
6
44
Mar. 29
89
44
8
2754 Mar. 28
61
85
48
11
9 10054 Jan.
6
101 * Feb. 10 10354 Jan. 17
Mar. 30
98
Mar. 30 98
5 10354 Mar.
10054 Jan.
7
96
Mar. 29 10054 Jan. 14
9654 Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
5354 Jan.
44
Mar. 29
Lake Erie & Western RR—
5s 1937 extended at
2d gold 5s
52,000
240,000
20,000
3,000
45,000
40",000
13,000
8,000
12,000
5,000
59,000
556,000
130,000
89,000
13",665
27,000
102,000
177,000
273~665
48,000
"9", 000
5,000
19,000
34,000
80,000
54,000
218,000
91
3% to..... 1947
9554
.1941
Lake Shore ft Mich Sou g 354*
Laiitaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
102
1997
3
65
94
1945 M S
1944 F A
...1954 F A
Lehigh ft N Y 1st gu g 4s
Lehigh Valley Coal 5a
1st ft refunding 5s......
1st ft refunding 5s....
6654
Sale
31
F
...1944
F
First ft ref sinking fund 6s
1974
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s
1954 F
J
A
22
35
A
62
Sale
2954
3154
Sale
Sale
1944 A O
1951 F
A
debs...1947 J D
Little Miami gen 4s series A
1942 MN
Loew's Inc s f deb 354*-...——.1944 F A
Lombard Blee 7s series A........1952 J D
Long Dock Co 354s ext to.—...1954 A O
Long Island gen g 4s.........—1938 J D
Unified gold 4s
1949 M 8
Guar ref gold 4s.....
..1949 M*
...
............1949 M S
Co deb fs
1944 A O
4s stamped..
1951 F
A
Louisiana ft Ark 1st 6s aeries A..1949 J
3
5a
For footnotes, see page
30.
5654
124
Sale
10454 106
10754 11054
9654 Sale
64
~QQ
10054
8354
8554
84
127
120
72
87
8654
30
2454 Mar. 31
4854 Mar. 31
Mar.
2654 Mar.
22
Mar.
Mar.
36
Mar. 23
2654 Mar. 12
30
Mar.
22
Mar. 22
2754 Mar.
5054 Mar.
22
Mar. 22
36
Mar. 23
50
Mar.
36
Mar. 22
24
Mar.
1154 Mar. 31
Mar.
13
48
85
Sale
88
4454
96
42
2154
2454
40
3754
Sale
Sale
17
31
28
1254
Sale
13
Sale
1854
Sale
5954
41
115
11354 124
Mar. 30
94
22
36
36
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1154 Mar.
13
Mar.
17
115"
Mar.
1
5
IVi Mar.
Mar. 11 11554 Mar. 11
Mar. 22 130
Mar. 11
12954 13054 129
13054 129
123
124
12154 Mar. 25 123 54 Mar. 5
12154 127
99
Mar 31 10554 ^.ar. 3
99
Sale
10554 Sale
.
9854
6054
Sale
62
73
100 56
8554
87
86
129
12954
122
117
Sale
Mar. 3
Mar. 16
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
Sale
Sale
2354 Sale
2354
2554
101
"86""
3154
5854
5654
9354
2454
48 54
9454
2554
7754
9454 Sale
5554 Sale
.;
73
9454 Mar.
5554 Mar.
10054 Mar.
87
Mar.
80
Mar.
89
83
Mar.
8854 :::::
Sale
12654 Mar.
12754 Sale
Sale
116
11754 11654 Mar.
64
Mar.
Sale
64
Sale
100
"87-
B*
Jan.
2454 Mar.
4854 Mar.
48
Mar.
85
Mar.
32 54
65
58
9954 Sale
3554
32
2754
2754 Sale
50
5654
93
9054 Jan.
13 9554 Jan.
27 102
Jan.
Mar.
94
3
22
99
Sale
.....
13054 132
9554 Jan.
9154
94
9454
4454
48
50
3854 Sale
8454
11754 124
80
99
6254
40
Sale
.....
6s
80
95
31
Ry 1st go g 6s.....1941
Las ft East 1st gu 5s....
1945 A O
Liggett ft Myers Tobacco 7s
W*
73
A
J
Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 454*
1944
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s ......3443 M N
Gen cons 454s...
.......3443 M N
Gen con sol 6s
2443 M N
A O
Leh Vail Tor
Lorillard (P)
9354
J
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A
con?
9954
Sale
1965 A O
Dec 31 9175
Lehigh Coal ft Na? 454* set A...1954
Cons sink fund 454* ser G.....1954
Liquid Carbonic 4s
89
2954
7054
♦1st mtge income reg
...
95
9854 Mar.
6254 Mar.
1005f, Mar.
87
8754
8854
12954
11854
7754
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
Mar. 31
71
65
85
Mar. 30
95
66
Jan.
17
3
3254 Jan.
48
3
4
13
7
12
9954 Feb. 28
45
Jan.
12
Jan.
10
11
3
6054 Feb. 23
Jan.
7
Jan.
32
3
Jan. 12
40
40
62
Jan.
7 118
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
Mar. 22 131
Jan.
12154 Mar. 25 126
99
Mar. 31 10654 Jan.
5
19
9954 Jan.
6354 Jan.
19
18
Jan.
4
11354 Feb.
129
9454 Mar. 31
5554 Mar. 31
75
Jan. 12
90
11
17
Mar. 10
8854 Jan. 12
10054 Mar. 28 10054 Jan.
85
80
Feb. 14
Mar. 28
Mar. 22
87
83
8854 Mar. 2
1
12654 Mar. 28 12954 Mar.
4 12254 Jan. 17
11554 Feb.
26 7954 Feb. 26
6054 Jan.
26
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
March
N.
EXCHANGE
STOC
7.
Louisville Gas & Elec 31966 M S
42,000
l ou
1945 M
& Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
8
1
Jan. 3
if
1938
Mar. 1
Lowest
Mar. 31
j
103% 104
106% Sale
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
Mar.
2
102% Sale 102% Mar. 31 104
104% 105
Mar. 26 107% Mar. 4
103
100% Sale
Ask
Sale
1031
106 J
Bid
Highest
Lowest
Highest
109%
Bid
A
0,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
Value
Ask Bid
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
26
102% Feb.
105
Feb. i
104
Feb.
99% Mar.
105
Jan.
3
Mar.
102
Jan.
6
28
107% Mar.
4
Louisville & Nashville RR—
Unified gold 4s.
1940
106
Sale
1st Ac ref 5s series B
715,000
38,000
121,000
58,000
2003
100 H
93
Sale
1st At rsf 4Hs aeries C___
1st Ac ref 4s
87,000
ser
...2003
2003
D
1st At ref 3%i series
$8
77%
E.........2003
St Louib Div 2d gold 3s
Mob At Montg 1st g 4 Vis
8,000
25,000
18,000
1,000
1980
1945
1952
1955
South Ry Joint Monon 4s...
Atl Knox Ac Gin div g 4s
Lower Austrian Hydro-EltciHi.
J
112"
J
20-yr 48
87%
80%
M N
nv~
A
80% Sale
111%
77
VI
\
99
99
J
D
89
J
D
55
A
O
40
82
106% 113
98
M N
79% Sale
79
70
Sale
75
89
85
99%
90
99% Sale
93% Sale
Sale
86
55
45
44
40
218,000 {♦Manhattan Ry (N V) con g 4s..1990
♦Certificates of deposit.......
117,000
♦2d 4s
2013
7,000
10,000 Manila El Ry At Lt 1st 5s
1953
9,000 Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s...1939
1st ext 4s
1959
1,000
42%
23%
25
"29"
22 %
A
Sale
28J
40
J
M
D
Mead
82,000 Metropolitan Edison 4 H* ser D..1968 M
24,000 Met Water, Sewer Ac Drain 5%«..1<>50 A
14,000 ♦{♦Met West Side Blev (Chic) 4s. 1938 F
♦4s (Sept 1914 coupon
3,000 ♦Mlag Mill Mach 1st
s
108
Sale
O
101
102%
6
A
5%
on).....1977
M
iH
2
S
%
1956 J D
f g 7s
*31*"
2
92
79% Mar.
Mar.
1
4
Mar.
77
70
82
5
Mar.
a90
993
933
Ill
4
107% Mar.
5
74% Feb.
106% Jan.
Mar.
7
o90
Mar. 31 101]
Mar. 31 1001
86
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
Mar.
8
2
Mar.
Jan.
98
Mar. 25
51
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
40
Mar.
3
Mar.
80
45
35
Mar.
Mar. 29
20
Sale
17% Mar. 31
Sale
17
10
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
28% Mar. 15
32% Mar.
30% Mar.
5
5
Jan.
70
85
70
65
75
70
Mar. 29
72
93
70
88
Mar. 16
91
Mar. 29
Mar. 24
70
Mar. 18
70
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
4
Jan.
41%
28%
32%
31%
Feb.
6
10
Mar. 15
13
13
Jan.
Jan.
14
Mar. 18
72
Mar
91
Mar. 24
70
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
10
90
Jan.
45
17% Mar.
17
Mar.
Mar. 18
99
55
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
20
14
6
5
101% Feb. 25
100% Mar. 8
91% Jan. 13
99% Mar.
93% Mar.
80
45
Jan.
Mar.
107% Jan. 12
1
80% Mar.
Jan.
3
112
Jan. 11
80
6
111% Jan.
98% Feb. 17
Feb.
78
8
Mar.
80
90
Jan.
.
29
24
25
87
85
Mar.
Mar. 30
82
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17
80
90
82
Mar.
70
111% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
"70"
77
Feb.
105% Jan,
18
30
25
8
1977 M S
♦Mex Internat 1st 4s asstd
70
66%
76%
84% Sale
98
98%
1945 M N
Corp 6s with warrants
72
88
25
Marlon Steam Shovel
74,000
99
90
80
72
85
70
3
41
12'
12%
8
M N
M N
J
{♦Man G B At NW 1st gu 3%a...l<>41 J
s f g 6s
1947 A C
24,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7e
Apr 1940 Q J
14*666
Sale
45
21% Sale
0
Mar.
98
35
60
40
84
87%
57
48
91%
2
93% Mar.
87% Mar.
Mar.
92
80
Sale
111% Ill
76%
76% Sale
106%
106% Sale
100% 101%
100
103% Mar.
79% Mar.
80
93
Sale
99% Mar.
105
Feb 1 1957 MN
f
8
Sale
107
Sale
84%
♦Certificates of deposit
89*666
90
80%
90
Sale
93
*96""
M S
1944 F
43,000 McCrorv Stores Corp s f deb 5s_.1951
225,000 McKesson A Robblns deb 5 Us
1950
13,000 Maine Central RR 4s series A....1945
Gen mtge 4 J^s series A
34,000
1960
3,000 ♦{♦Manutt Sugar 1st s f 7 hi*
1942
97%
107 %
Paducah & Mem Div 4s.......194(>
"4", 660
Sale
90
65% Sale
86% Sale
65
Mar. 26
70
86
Mar. 21
Sale
94
Mar. 31 100
88% Mar. 25
Mar. 3
94
99% Sale
108% Sale 103% 107% 107% Mar. 29 109
100% Mar. 31 102%
102% 104
100% Sale
6%
5% Mar. 30
6%
6%
5% Sale
5%
1%
5%
2%
24
Mar. 14 24
20
Mar.
4
Mar. 14
Mar. 4
Mar. 26
90
Jan.
3 97
Jan. 31 100
65
84
94
Feb. 16
Feb. 10
Feb. 28
107% Mar. 29 109
Mar.
4
100% Mar. 31 103% Feb.
8
5% Jan. 21
6% Feb. 18
-
20
Mar. 14
Mar. 14
24
24
Mar. 14
Michigan Central-Detroit Ac Bay
City Air Line 4s
Jack L Ac S gold 3%a
1st gold 3
119,000
1940 J
1952 M N
1951
1979 J
Ref fit Imp 4%s series C
"*8*666
M
{♦Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
103
J
IV
1940
100% Sale
99
Con ext 4%s
3*1*666
47,000
113*666
1949 M
♦ist Ac refund gold 4s
♦Ref At ext series 5s A
8
Sale
l!i
'10%
cons
5s
1938
6%
♦Ist
cons
58 gtd as to int...1938
12%
{M
St
P
Ac
S
S
M
9
7
St Chic Term s f 4s
1941
18% Mar. 11
Mar.
2
97% Mar. 31 100% Mar.
2
98% Mar. 30 101
12
5
3
Mar. 15
77
Mar. 15
60
Jan.
14*
Mar. 25
*19
Mar. 10
14
3
2%
7% Sale
6% Mar. 2
2% Mar. 16
4
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Jan. 31
3
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Jan.
10
Jan.
13
4
Jan.
Jan.
12
Jan.
11
Jan.
19
77
Mar. 15
4
60
Jan.
Mar. 25
20
Feb. 23
4
Jan.
11
4
Feb.
16
Mar.
6% Mar.
2
4
Mar.
7
69
Mar.
5
28% Mar.
8
25
Mar. 26
34% Jan.
64% Mar.
3
48
Mar. 31
67
28% Mar. 31
47% Mar.
2
3
28% Mar. 31
28
Mar. 29
35
Jan. 25
10
Mar. 31
48% Feb. 24
42% Feb. 24
45
Feb. 26
23% Jan. 12
Mar. 31
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
25% Feb. 26
23
Feb. 26
8
Jan. 10
25% Feb. 25
23
Feb. 26
25% Feb. 26
23
Feb. 26
6% Jan. 11
25% Feb. 26
25
25
Mar. 26
Sale
48
Mar. 31
4%
71%
31
28
30
30
30
10
3
8
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13%
"13% Mar.""9
6% Feb. 28
3% Feb.
7% Mar.
5% Mar.
7% Mar.
3% Mar.
2% Mar.
60% Jan.
7%
5%
7%
3%
2%
60%
Sale
2
3
%
8
67
77
Mar. 17
1%
6%
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
77
Sale
4
3
Sale
31
28
30
30
30
30
8
13
Mar.
14
8% Feb. 17
14% Feb. 18
6% Mar. 2
5% Jan.
3
69
Mar.
5
MN
A.. 1959 J
J
34
47
28
39%
18%
19®o J
D
67
68%
62
66
48
.......1962 i
J
ser
16% Mar. 16
29 103
20 89%
3 19%
30 102
31 101%
93%
87%
15%
98%
97%
Term
Cent
21,000 {♦Missouri-Illinois RR 6s
87,000 Mo Kan At Tex 1st g 4s
96% Mar. 15
50
14
3
66
,
93% Mar. 29
.....
6%
*13*"
5% Sale
60
IV
55
2%
a?*
Sale
3
1978
Ac
US
6
Sale
1949
15-year g 5Hs..
♦1st ref 5 Hi series B_
*51*"
v
Sale
1946
♦
95
60
2%
♦1st
♦1st At ref 6s series A
77
83
55
19*2
{♦M St P At S S M 4s atpd guar... 1938
38,000
47,000
35,000
23,000
102,000
75
tm
1939
At N W 1st gu 4s
1947 M 8
J
{♦Milw Ac State Line 1st guar 3%*1941 I
{♦Minn Ac St Louis 5s ctfs
...1934 MN
19,000 {♦Mil Spar
95
40%
...1939
....
19
100% Sale
99% 100
Sale
60
92% 96
52% 79%
15%
15%
98% Sale
97% Sale
51
94%
51
94%
55
13% 15
100%
85%
*16%
8 101
89
89
104
91
24
Jan.
100
97%
100
89
S
217,000 Milw El Ry Ac Lt 1st At ref 5s ser B 1961
1st mtge gold 5s
108,000
1971
1,000 {•♦Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 4%a (1880).. 1934
1st ext 4Hs...__.
102
J
Jan.
Mlssour-Kansas-Twas RR—
264,000
61,000
2,000
154,000
Prior lien 5s series A
47% Sale
40%
41%
45%
J
40
1978 J
J
38%
1967 A
O
23
♦1st At refund 5s series A.....1965 F
S
Pr lien mtge 4%« ser D
♦Cum adjust 5s series A
Jan
Sale
49
Sale
28
Mar. 29
42
Mar.
37
Mar. 16
10
Sale
37
10
Mar. 16
Sale
Mar. 31
23% Mar.
24% Sale
20% Sale
1962 J
40-year 4s series B
28% Sale
29% Sale
22
45% Sale
17
Sale
17
Mar. 31
17
Mar. 11
Sale
17
4
24% Mar.
1
18% Mar. 15
Mar.
2
4
24% Mar.
21% Mar.
24% Mar.
22% Mar.
5% Mar.
24% Mar.
2
4
1
3
1
1
30
2
{♦Missouri Pacific RR Co—
135,000
8,000
539,000
455,000
35,000
225,000
8,000
380,000
150,000
3*64",000
18,000
1975 MS
5s
ser
1978 MN
G
-A949
9,000 Mohawk Ar Mai
July 1938
ser
J
20%
M
S
.
.
_
.
.
107
Gen At ref
s
Morris Ac Essex 1st gu
Constr M 5s ser A
1955
24
1955
14
11%
18%
8% Sale
8%
13%
78
Sale
14% Sale
58
102%
Constr M 4Hi ser B..........1955 MN
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
1947 MN
Mutual Union Tel 5s
1941 MN
...
Sale
Sale
._—
National
78,000
17,000
22,000
5,000
61*666
153,000
"*2*666
Sale
Sale
80
60
71
50%
51
A
J
J
D
M N
M N
♦4Hs Jan 1914 coupon on. ..1957 J
♦4Hs July 1914 coupon on ..1957 J
♦4H8 July 1914 coupon off ..1957 J
♦Assent warr Ac rets No 4 on. 1957
70
Mar.
4
70
Mar.
4
16
Mar.
9
18% Mar.
14% Mar.
14% Mar.
2
1
4
Mar.
Mar.
1
4
8% Mar. 25
9
-
Mar. 25
57% Mar.
2
58
Mar. 24 105
Mar.
89% Mar.
104
Mar. 10
93% Mar. 18
Mar. 30
Feb. 26
23
16% Mar. 31
15
Mar. 31
23
Mar. 4 70
Mar.
9 21%
8% Mar. 25 14%
9
Mar. 25
14%
57% Mar. 2 58
101
Mar. 24 107%
70
Mar.
16
Jan.
99
Mar. 31 104
89% Mar. 2
86% Mar. 31
73
Mar.
74
Mar. 14
74
Mar.
74
Mar. 24
74
60
58
Mar.
65% Mar.
1
56% Jan.
52
Mar.
57
Mar.
1
52
45
Mar.
52% Mar. 5
112% Mar. 30
45
99
86% Mar.
99% Mar.
Mar.
7
100% Mar.
1
92
Feb.
26
25% Feb. 26
Feb. 26
4
12
Jan. 11
Mar. 4
Mar.
1
Jan.
5
Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan.
18
15
Feb. 23
Mar. 14
69
-
114% 112% Mar.
Mar. 24
27
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
74
Mar. 24
71% Jan.
62
Jan.
3
19
55% Jan. 15
112% Mar. 30 113% Jan.
19
105
65% 71%
22%
24
97% 100%
99% Sale
Sale
105
63%
67
22% 25
97% 100
100% Sale
104% Sale
1%
1%
J
J
61
Sale
18
Sale
61
18
97
Sale
97
93% Sale
100% Sale
63% Mar. 26
26% Mar. 10
100
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
98
Mar. 21
93% Mar. 31 100% Mar. 1
Mar. 30 105% Mar. 15
61
Jan.
29
68
18
Mar. 31
28
96% Feb. 15 98
93% Mar. 31 101
100
Mar. 30 106
Jan.
5
Feb.
17
Mar. 21
Jan.
19
Jan.
6
Feb.
28
Feb.
23
Nat RR of Mex prior lien
4%s—
♦Assent warr Ac rets No 4 on... 1926 J
♦4s April 1914 coupon on .....1951 A
2%
J
O
♦4s April 1914 coupon off
1951 A O
♦Assent warr At rets No 4 on. 1951
Nat Steel 1st coll mtge s f 4s..._.1965 J D
2
2%
1%
1%
1%
2%
2%
107
Sale
1954 M N
1948 J
D
117
119%
5s guarl945 J
J
20
1945 J
J
25%
For footnotes, see page 30.
80
.
Sale
1
1%
2%
1% Mar. 30
3
1%
{♦Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
cons
3
2%
2%
% Mar. 30
2% Mar.
3
1% Mar. 30
2% Feb. 23
3
% Mar. 30
Mar.
1
1% Mar. 26
1% Feb. 23
1% Mar. 26
2% Mar.
1% Mar. 29
1% Mar. 26
3
1% Mar. 29
2% Mar.
2%/Feb. 28
Feb.
28
Feb.
15
-
Newark Con sol Gas 5s
♦Cons guar 4s
13
J
♦4s April 1914 coupon on
1977 AO
♦4s April 1914 coupon off .....1977 A O
♦Assent warr Ac rets No 5 on. 1977
Mar. 17
Mar. 30
94%
92%
99% Mar. 25 101
73
Mar. 8
74
Sale
75%
75%
51% 35
113% 112
-
3
43
71
Sale
16
16% Mar. 31
52%
71
56
Mar. 29
17% Mar. 30
16
75%
"§8*
97
78
112
19
99
89%
1
Mar. 31
Sale
65% Sale
49%
113% 114%
68
24% Mar.
15
99
92%
8
100
88
72%
16% Mar. 31
101
Sale
16% Mar. 31
Rys of Mexico—
{♦New England RR
"*6",66O
F
J
Mar. 30
Sale
...
3,000 Nashville Chat Ac St L 1st 4s A.. 1978
52,000 Nassau Elec guar gold 4s atpd... 1951
6,000 National Acme 4H8 extended
1946
589,000 National Dairy Prod deb 3%« w w '51
240,000 Nat Distillers Products deb 4H>-1945
3
16% Mar. 31
101
79
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
104% 107
71% Sale
2000
16% Sale
68%
82%
75%
1955
.....1955 MN
Sale
88
74%
18% Sale
79
...1955
3H«--
Mar. 30
17
23
68%
Sale
100%
77%
90
f 4H*ier C
f 5s ser D
16% Sale
15
92
.....1965
refunding 5s A
Sale
3
Sale
22%
102% Sale
100
s
21%
17% Sale
12%
16%
12»
II
Montana Power 1st Ac ref 3Hi—-1966
Gen At ref
24
Mar. 29
16
88
S
M
'"5% Sale'
75
A
Mont Tram 1st Ac ref 5s series A..1941
General At
17% Mar. 30
Sale
S
F
1991 M S
A..1960 M N
Gen At ref 5s series B
16
17
7
15
J
M
Monongahela West Penn Pub ServIst mtge 4Hs
1960
6s debentures
17'
16%
15
19
1st gu g 4s
37,000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s
16% Sale
Sale
18
♦Certificates of deposit
16% Mar. 31
Sale
16
5% Sale
19% Sale
A
♦Certificates of deposltX...
•1st Ac ref 5s ser I
..X--1981 MN
..
5,000
94,000
25,000
45,000
5,000
MO
Mar. 31
24
18
1980 A
♦1st ref gold 5s series H
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%
4
23%
18% Sale
,2_.
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Convertible gold 5 Ha
"*6% Sale"
Sale
Sale
18
♦Certificates of deposit...
1st At ref g
1,000 {♦Mobile Ac Ohio gen gold 4s
**38
8,000
♦Montgomery Div 1st g 5s ....1947
210,000
♦Refunding At Improv't 4 Hi ..1977
♦Sec 5% notes
37,000
.....1938
157,000
57,000
187,000
26,000
3,000
7%
20%
1977 M N
♦1st Ac ref 5s series F
♦
15
18
♦Certificates of deposit..
♦General 4s
2%
106% Sale
30
68
119%
52
33
Sale"
25%
49%
39%
1% Sale
103
15
116
Sale
Mar.
1
1% Mar. 29
2% Feb. 28
Mar. 31 107% Jan.
103
5
119% Mar.
4
116% Febi
103
Mar. 31 107
119
Mar. 21
1
65
120
24%
I
31%
39%
*24%Mar."l8
25%
3 119% Mar.
Mar."*9 "24% Mar.'18
29%
4
Feb".*23
April, 1938]
Sales in
120",006
9,000
13,000
110,000
220,000
67,000
16,000
25,000
N.
tl3,000
Price
Jan. 3
1938
Ask
Bid
Bid
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
Ask
57
45
N O 8c N'eastern rel 4)4* aeriea
A. 1952
New Orleana P S lat 1c ref 5a A...1952
lat & ref 5a aeriea B—.....—..1955
New Orleana Term lat 4a guar... 1953
1935
B...........—1954
♦Certlflcatea of depoalt
•lat mtge gold 5a aeriea G
1956
97
96%
T5*
52
Sale
Sale
76
•lat 4 %■ aeriea D
•First 514a aeriea A
1956
.1954
F
A
F
A
A
O
100%
59X Sale
105%
Sale
105% Mar.
Sale
Sale
"32""
40
Sale
.....1945 i"i
Conaol 4a aeriea A..
....—
42
1998 F
A
"32%
49
Hlch Cent coil g 1K«
Sale Prices
Highest
Mar.
3
3 122% Jan. 31 125
8 122% Feb. 10
1 120% Jan.
ti*
Sale
35%
41
Mar.
93
Mar.
92 % Mar.
Mar.
Sale
84% Mar.
Sale
47
28
Mar.
Mar.
22
Mar.
22
Mar. 30
27%
23% Sale
1
7
18
29%
23% Sale
29%
iIo%
Sale
Jan.
Mar.
50
Jan.
87
Mar.
98% Jan.
98% Jan.
47
29
33
Mar. 10
28
Mar.
4
22
Jan.
Mar.
24
Mar. 31
31
22
Mar. 30
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
28% Mar. 18 •31% Mar.
22
108
34
4
2
64% Mar.
27%
37% "24"" Sale
Sale
107% Mar. 23 105% Mar.
58
Mar,
59% Mar. 3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
35
Mar.
30% Mar. 17 33
110% Mar. 5 110% Mar.
84% Mar.
1
22
Jan.
5
Feb. 24
Feb.
18
Feb, 15
35% Jan. 17
Feb. 25
Feb. 17
37
35% Feb. 21
8
111% Jan.
28% Jan.
1
3
76
31
36
32
31
27
14
8
4
Mar.
30% Mar.
5 110% Feb.
1
Jan.
3
65
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
74% Mar.
Sale
81
Mar.
1
Mar. 31
91% Jan.
57%
Sale
38% Mar. 31
57 % Mar.
5
11
44
Mar. 30
64% Mar.
75
Sale
Sale
54
Sale
54
Mar. 29
75
Mar.
54
Mar. 30
Mar.29
65% Jan.
73
Jan.
Sale
1
1
1
38% Mar. 31
64
38% Sale
44% Sale
71
83
94 %
89
Sale
80
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
3
91%
80
79
89% Mar.
96%
Sale
78
80
79
Sale
39% Mar. 31
Sale
39 %
54%
73% Sale
55%
57% Mar.
77
Mar.
73% Mar.
93%
1943
95%
64 %
Sale
74% Sale
93
57% Sale
76
.1998
§4*
58
34
87
Mar.
16,121% Mar.
81
Sale
.1997
...
.
31
87
B**
Mar.
Sale
82
3>4a............ 1952 MN
Ret Ac Impt. 4>4• series A...— 2013
Lake Shore coll g 3Ha.........1998
35*
94
65
34
36
38
110%
110%
91% Sale
64 % Sale
MYQftHRg mtge 314a
Debenture 4a of 1913
92
90%
32%
10-year 3%* secured a f....... 1946 A O
3013 A O
Ref & Impt 4Ha aeries A
Ret 8c Impt 5a aeries C...—... 2013 A O
Conv secured
78
30
Sale
45
33
•Certlflcatea of depoalt.........
Npt Or Cln B gen gu a
New York Central RR—
34
33
34
30 94
1
Highest
n
51
•First 5a aeriea
Sale Prices
121
36
54
{••N O Tez & Mez Income 5a
'
123% Mar. 31125
Sale
95
107""
.I960
4%«
Sale Prices
Sale
121
N J Pow & Light lat
New Orleans Great Nor 5a aer A*. 1983
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale
95
Sale
123% 125% 123
D
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Mar. 1
122 % 123 %
121
Sale
95
T Be T 3f-yr 5* A—1952 J
37
EXCHANGE-BONDS
lit 14mi nrlei B.............1961 M N
N 1 Junction RR gu lit 4a...... 1986 e a
178,000
561,000
703,000
530.000
211,000
56,000
457,000
38,000
5,000
7. STOCK EXCHANGE
N*w England
26,566
40,000
98,000
6,000
15,000
8S
fe*9*
•5*
BONDS
March
Value
%
45,000
34,000
N. Y. STOCK
75
85%
Sale
Sale
57
62
57%
55
65
60
Mar. 18
73% Mar .
1
87
55
65
44
Mar. 29
82
11
Jan.
10
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
94% Jan.
13
98% Jan.
13
1
39% Mar. 31
65% Jan.
11
1
60
82% Jan.
17
1
73% Feb. 10
84
Jan.
11
33
74
62
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
3
3
3
95% Jan.
6
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
84
New York Chicago & St Loula—
296,000
701,000
155,000
35,000
1974 A O
Refunding 5 Ha aeriea A
Refunding 4H* aeriea C..—. 1978 M S
1938 A O
3-year 6a..........——Octl
4a collateral trust
2,000
283,000
12,000
96,000
343,000
64,000
163,000
141,000
30,000
21,000
—
1946
Sale
Sale
62
77
90
55
47
62
N
107% 168%
109 %
48 Vi Sale
46
47 %
1953
lit gtd 5a aeries B__.._.
.1951
N Y Dock lat gold 4a
.1938
Serial 5a g notea
Certlflcatea of depoalt
NY Edison 3>4s series D........ 11965 A O
.1966 A O
1st lien & ref l^a series E
N Y & Erie—See Erie RR.
.1948 J
N Y Gas El Lt Ht & Pow 5a
Purchase money coll tr g 4s.. .1949 F
D
A
——
♦Dock & Impt lat 5a......— .1943 J
.1941
N Y 8c Long Branch gen 4a
43
103
49
Sale
103
Sale
123
123%
113% 114%
84
—
102%
—
85
106
.
87
107
106%
53% Sale
59
Sale
54%
59
104% Sale
104% Sale
32% 34% 33
28% Sale
27%
30
30% Sale
62% 65
79% 82
100% Sale 100
103% 106% 104
Sale
39%
iW
82
Sale
45
Sale
103%, Sale
102% Sale
7,000
39%
25
100
65
15
90
91
82
83
100
J
95
90
1P9.000
7,000
116,000
26,000
O
♦Non-conv debenture 4a...... .1947
♦Non-cony debenture 3%a. . -. .1947
•Non-conv debenture 3%a... .1954
•Non-conv debenture 4a...... .1955
M
8
A
O
12%
14%
11* 11*
A
O
15
20
J
J
.1957 M N
.1967 J
D
22
♦lat & ref 4)4* mi of 1937...
♦
farlem R Sr Pt Chea fat 4s.
.
-.
.1954
M
16%
20% Sale
9
N
"16""
.1902 M S
{♦N Y Oat Ac West 1st g 4a
•General 4a....—........... .1955 I
.1942 A
{♦N Y Prov Ac Boston gen 4s
D
.1003 A
O
4a
..
.1937
♦•Second gold 4Ha.......
.1940
•General gold 5a
•
Terminal lat gold 5a..—.....1943
.1030
N Y Tel lat A gen < f 4%a
Ref mtge 3Via series B.........1967
J
J
106
105% Sale
16
A
7%
M N
43%
106%
104%
J
J
3D
68
i~"i
M
A
Sale
16%
10%
47%
Sale
105%
O
F
A
95
98
47
A
102
103
Sale
A
O
103% Sale
100
Sale
119% 125
115% 119
253,666
135,000
100,000
175,666
73
J
87% Sale
2047 J
J
O
J
M 8
J
1st mtge 3%«—...........— 1972 J
Ohio Indiana Ac Weat 5s...Apr 1 1938 Q-J
1966 J
D
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 3% a...
J
D
F
A
Ontario Transmission lat 5a..... 1945 M N
Oregon RR Ac Nav con g 4a..... 1946
29,000 Oregon Short Line lat con g 5s.. 1946
1st guar cons 5s stamped...... 1946
15,000
311,000 Ore-Wash RRAcNav IstAcref 4s... 1961
1962
60,000 Otla Steel lat mtge 4Ha A.
1946
9,000 Pacific Coast Co lat g As—
232,000
243,000
339,000
1st Ac ref mtge
394s
aer
1st Ac ref mtge 3%a 8er
98
80
102%
D
11
10
13
12
108%
102%
101]
96!
4!*
7
Sale
106
105
Sale
105%
105
59
60
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
88
75
8
96% Mar.
7
95~" Mar.""8 "96% Mar.""7
9,
17% Mar.
17% Mar.
17% Mar.
17 % Mar.
17 % Mar.
16% Mar.
20% Mar.
31% Mar.
9
9
9
9
9
2
1
8
16%
15%
15%
15%
12%
12%
Jan.
17% Mar.
16%
17%
15%
12%
12%
Mar. 8
Mar. 9
Mar. 17!
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
15% Mar. 29
23% Mar. 28
5
Mar. 31
15% Mar. 31
70
Mar. 30
7
1
70
Mar. 18
10
Mar.
1
6% Mar. 2
9
Mar.
22
Mar.
¥
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
2
20
27
17
30
Mar. 25
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
70
Mar. 18
5% Mar. 31
4
Mar.-30
19% Jan. 13
11
17 % Jan*
Jan.
19
Jan.
20
18
Jan.
23
Jan.
35
12
Jan.
23
Jan.
11
14
12
79
Feb.
7
Jan.
Jan.
10% Jan. 17
8
Feb. 18
106% Mar. 14 108% Mar.
92
3 106
Mar. 29
99% Mar.
76% Mar. 5 76% Mar.
104% Mar. 31 106% Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 4 105
103% Mar. 30 104% Mar.
Mar. 30
12% Mar.
2
5% Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
80
Sale
7
Mar. 30
Feb. 1-1
10
7%
44
Mar. 18 47%
105% Mar. 23 106%
1 106%
105% Mar.
62
Mar. 24
62
60
5
28 108%
Feb. 20
Mar.29
99% Feb. 26
74% Feb. 18 94% Jan.
4
104
Feb.
8 106% Jan. 21
104
Mar.
106% Jan.
7
Jan. 10
103% Mar. 30 106
104
7
Jan.
92
9
1
Mar. 21
5%
40%
105%
104%
16
Jan., 3
11% Jan. 19
Mar. 30
8%
Jan. 31 47%
Mar. 23 107
Jan.
7 106%
Mar. 24
62
Mar. 31
70
Jan.
9
Jan.
7
Mar. 21
Mar. 24
62
Mar. 5
60
Mar. 2
3% Mar. 29
6%
Mar. 10 104% Jan. 28 107
Mar. 29 107% Jan. 24 108%
Mar. 3
3
Mar. 7
Mar. 4
Mar. 16
82
Mar.
Mar. 24
Jan. 13
Jan. 11
Jan.
5
Mar. 31
Jan. 25
30
Jan.
4
19
Feb. 23
31
Feb. 17
31
Jan. 13
22
53
3
30 119% Jan.
Jan. 11
31 104
II*
90
Sale
Sale
9
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
50
Sale
48
Mar. 22
ill""
Ill
2
100% Mar. 31 103% Mar.
Jan.
7 100% Feb.
9 104
8 101
Jan. 24 105
Jan.
1
96% Mar. 18 103% Jan.
97% Sale
100% Sale
102% Sale
96% Sale
9
96% Mar.
16
15
53
Mar. 30 118% Mar.
Mar.
97% Mar. 31 103
102% Mar. 24 104% Mar.
96% Mar. 18 99% Mar.
1
86% Mar.
9
9
48
111
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
97% Mar.
88
5
7
12
121
125
118
86% Mar. 19
12
Mar.
9
115
14
17
8
13
12
21
9
100% 104
104% Sale
99% Sale
26
5
22
3
Mar. 31 67
3% Mar. 29
5%
106% 105% Mar. 8 106%
105%
Sale
108
107% Mar. 2 108%
Sale
82
Mar. 30 93
3%
115
Sale
92%
61%
67%
81%
71%
72%
101%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
102%
76% Sale
47% Sale
45
Sale
56% Sale
57
Sale
....
115
Mar. 15 115
Mar. 15
76% Mar. 31
47
Mar. 30
45
56
50
50
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
29
30
30
92% Mar.
61% Mar.
2
1
Mar.
1
68
115
Mar. 15 116% Jan.
28
7
12
13
Jan. 11
Jan. 10
Jan. 14
Feb.
8
76% Mar. 31
93% Jan.
47
45
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
88*
76
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
79
80
82% Mar. 2
57% Mar. 17
72% Mar. 1
101%
101%
Sale
11
14
10% Sale
8%
6%
11
8%
Sale
103% Sale
98% Sale
Sale
Sale
102 %
99
99% 101%
111% Sale
111% 113
109% Sale
116
117%
117%
105% Sale
66
73%
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
....
Mar. 12
Mar.
101% Feb. 21 102
10
8
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
11
Mar.
4
10% Mar.
1
108%
1964
For footnotes, see page
77
H...... 1961
1966
1
Pacific Gas Ac 114s aer G—.
Mar. 12
22
Mar. 30 103
Feb. 24
80
Mar. 3
93
Jan.
Jan.
J
J
Ohio Ediaon 1st mtge 4s_........ 1965 MN
lat mtge 4a...................,1967 M S
129",000
73
8
41*
64
69%
92% Sale
62% Sale
4a debentures................ 1946
85,000
1943
30,000 Ontario Power N F lat 5s
Mar.
22
100
65
103* A
^Northern Ry of Calif guer 5a.
N'western Teleg 4Hs eztended .. 1944 J
15,000
95%
70
J
•Ogden & Lake Ch let guar g 4a. 1948
1948
•4a stamped
...—
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4a...... 1043
95
Mar. 12
Mar. 30
Mar. 3
-----
70
J
Mar. 12 22
Mar. 30 100
Mar. 15 70
Mar.
3 75
Mar. 18
5% Mar. 31
60
J
t
...
1
2
70
70
A..... 2047 J
Ref Ac Impt 6a Series B...... 2047 J
2047 J
Ref Ac Impt 5a Series G
Ref Ac Impt 4Ha Series
65
75
22
100
4
70
70
Northern Pacific prior lien 4a— 1907 Q
Gen Hen ry Ac Id gt 3s....Jan 2047 Q
Mar.
9%
Sale
8
F
91
72
12%
9%
119% Sale
F
Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar, 26 108
Jan.
7
Mar, 25 109% Jan.
4
Feb. 26
39% Mar 30 65
44
Mar. 31
Feb.
4
82
40
Mar. 29
58% Feb. 28
100
104
58
70
O
Mar.
Mar. 16 102% Jan. 29
104% Jan. 19
102% Mar. 31 104% Mar. 18 102% Mar. 31 104% Mar. 18
Sale
105% 107
104% Sale
Sale
97% 104% 104
104% Sale 103% Sale
}R^ a1!*
•Stamped as to sale of April 1 1933
to April 11937 tnd coupons. 1945
4,000
Sale
77
Sale
Sale
A
Mar. 30 53%
82
Mar. 11
Mar. 29 56%
Mar. 30 104%
Sale
\
10% Sale
MN
iH
Sale
108% 106% Sale
106% Sale
A
Sale
7%
107% Sale
—..Nov 15 1969 MN
North Cent gen Ac ref 5s ser A— 1974 M 8
Gen Ac ref 4Hs aeries A....... 1974 M 8
{•Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5a.
Ref Ac Impt 5a Series D__
99
II*
15%
16% Sale
23%
"63
107%
20
13
Sale
79
69
S
Mar.
99%
17
16
14%
Sale
77
4% Sale
U
MN
Oct 1 1934 and eub coupons... 1945 A
1945
•Oct 1937 and sub coupons
675,000
291,000
119,000
585,000
24,000
67,000
107
106
A
North Am Edison deb 5a aer A....1957 M
Aug 15 1963
92% Sale
90
96%
F
MN
Sale
94%
69
Sale
F
»»*•••■»
Deb 5 H> aer B
Deb 5s series C
6%
O
.........
3l",666
12
30
143,000
.1946
4,000 N Y Trap Rock lat a f g 6a
.1946
6s stamped.......
24,000
191,000 t**N Y Weatchea Ac Boa lat 4Ha..1946
.1966
70,000 Niagara Falls Power 3V4a
40,000! Niag Lock A Ont Pow let 5a A....1955
39,000' Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5Ha—..1950
.1950
101,000 Nord Rya eztl a f 6V4a
225,000 •{•Norfolk South fat Ac rei 5s A..1961
•Certificates of depoalt.......
45,000
.1941
4,000 •{♦Norfolk Ac South lat g 5a
153,000 Norfolk Ac Weat Rv 1st con g 4a—.1996
.1961
165,000 North American Co deb 5a
...
72,000
118,000
131,000
12
25
Sale
J
112,000 {•♦N Y Suaq Ac West lat ref g 5a..1037
14,000
Sale
13
O
♦Debenture 4a
13
16%
•Convertible debenture 1)4*.. .1956 J
N Y Ac Putnam 1st con guar
251,000,
-—
•Convertible debenture 6a.... .1948 I
.1940 A
46,000 N Y & Queens El Lt 8c Pr 3%a... .1065 M N
New York Railways Corp—
.1958 J
23,000
J
{Prior lien 6a stamped....
.1051 m rv
2,000 NY Ac Rich Gaa 1st 6a A
53*000 New York Steam lat is aer A.... .1047 M N
.1051 M N
72,000
lat mortgage 5s
96,000
1st mortgage 5s............... .1956 MN
47"666
100
J
k
Mar.
Mar. 26
Mar. 25 106% Mar. 11
77
90
79%
79%
97%
A
•Collateral trust 6a
27 % Mar. 29
30
Mar. 31
65
Mar, 26
82
Mar
9
Mar.
102
87
S
.1956 M N
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
9
Mar.
Mar. 26
22
100
60
M
•Non-conv debenture 4a
Mar. 29
Mar.
55
48% Mar.
Jan. 28 124% Mar. 22
124% 123% 124% 122% Mar. 7 124% Mar. 22 122
114% 114% Sale 114% Mar. 15 114% Mar. 29 113% Jan.
4 114% Mar.29
{♦N Y Ac N Eng (Boat Term) 4a.. .1939
PN Y New Haven Ac Hartford—
7,000
16,000
53,000
125,000
23,000
246,000
70,000
95,000
47
40
103
Mar. 26
124
114
93%
"99" 100%
Sale
Sale
Sale
77% Sale
84
1947
3%« extended to
Y Connecting lat gu 4%s A— 1953
lat mtge
.1946 MN
5,000 •N Y 8c Greenwood Lake 5a
.3000 M N
2,000 N Y 5t Harlem g 334a...
4,000 N Y Lack 8t Western 4a aer A... .1973 M N
.1973 N N
Guar 4Ha series B
6,000
NYLKltW Coal Ac RR 0%«— .1942 M N
8,000
Sale
Sale
74
97%
Sale
98%
Sale
Sale
94% Sale
101% Sale
97%
100%
Sale
113
113
Sale
112
113
105
Sale
111% Sale
Sale
112
94
Sale
a*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
107% Sale
Sale
103%
Sale
55
Sale
Sale
98% Mar. 31 104% Mar. 15
Mar. U
Mar. 31 103
94% Mar. 31 98% Mar. 9
99
101% Mar. 31 102% Mar. 1
98
Mar. 18 100% Mar. 2
112
Mar. 31 113% Mar. 15
105
Mar. 28
111% Mar. 31
112
94
62
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
103.
98 $
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
45% Mar. 7
107% Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10
8
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
13
Jan.
12
Jan.
10
18
108% Jan.
3 108% Jan.
3
98% Mar. 31 104% Mar. 15
99
Mar. 31 103
Mar. 11
94% Feb.
2 98% Mar. 9
102%
1005%
Feb. 28
111% Jan.
111% Jan.
113
Feb. 23
105
Mar.
111% Mar.
110
Jan.
116% Jan.
112
Mar.
118% Jan.
94
62
45
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
106% Jan.
74% Jan.
98% Jan.
98
Mar.
Jan.
25
113% Mar. 15
50
Jan.
10
17
10
13
10
18
110% Mar. 8
106% Jan. 19
102% Feb. 26
107% Mar.
103% Mar.
98% Mar.
30.
1
28
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
March
Value
*1,000
BONDS
1938
Mar. 1
Bid
61",666
Panhandle Eaatern Pipe L 4a A.. 1952 M
S
93.000
Paramount Broadway Corp—
lat mtge a f ft 3a loan ctfa......1955 F
Paramount Pictures Inc—
A
104 %
103
59%
C
116
M
Bid
118%
Mar. 31
Sale
91 %
92%
73
72%
88
42
Sale
43
118% 120
79 %
70
1941 F
A
Guar a 3Ha tr ctfa aerlea G.. .1942
J
Guar ft 3Ha tr ctfa aerlea D—.1944
J
102% 103%
103
103
D
75% Mar.
85
84
74
67
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
71%
84
66%
85
103% 104% 103% Sale
104
104% 103% 104
103
109
103
100% 101
98% Sale
8
M
|
Lowest
Ask Bid
75%
66 %
60
63
91% Sale
71%
73%
89%
94%
38 % Sale
8
A
Sale
109
99
S
M
88
92 %
103% 104%
J
M
Ask
82
Pacific RR of Mo 1st ozt 4a...... 1998 F A
2d extended gold 8a
1
IMd j
Pacific Tel & Tel 3%x aer B
1966 A O
Ref mtge 3 %« series C
1966 J D
Paducsb Ik liiinoia lat a f 4%*.. 195* J
J
J
1
Jan. 3
I,000
78,000
86,000
a f debenture 6a.............. 1955
61,000
83,000
3Ms conv debenture
1947
22,000 Parie-Orleana RRExt a f 5Ha... 1968
25,000 Parmelee Trana con? deb 6a
1944
3,000 Pateraod Br Paaaalc GAR 5a
1949
3,000 •Pauliata Ry lat Be ret 7s aer A... 1942
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Inter st Period
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
9
75% Mar.
Mar. 29
67
Sale
9 82
Mar. 29 70
Jan. 25 104%
75% Mar.
9
67
103
Mar. 29
103% Mar. 31 104% Mar. 16
103% Mar. 18 104% Mar. 9
"98% Mar."3 i
Highest
102% Jan.
Sale
56% Mar. 31
60
Mar.
1
56% Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
81
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
92
Mar.
3
81
Mar. 31
72
Mar.
2
57
Mar. 31
z82% Mar. 24 88% Mar.
Mar.
31% Mar. 31 42
118% Mar. 23 119% Mar.
3
57
119
77
116
60
,
60
Mar. 25
9
61% Jan.
19
97% Jan. 17
74% Jan. 15
92% Feb.
1
82% Mar. 24
31% Mar. 31 45
Jan.
118% Jan. 21 119% Mar
5
5
60
Mar. 10
70
16
"98% Mar."31 161" "Feb. "24
101 "Mar .""4
82
57
6
19
Mar
28 104% Mar
56%
a78% Sale
31% Sale
Prices
Jan.
Jan
Mar. 25
70
10
5
Jan.
26
Pennaylvania Co—
Guar 3 Ha coll tr ctfa aer B
22,000
10~,666
103
D
104
102% 103
101 %
A
100
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
F
D
103
O
J
95%
83 %
103%
103% 104 %
101 %
Penn Ohio Be Detroit RR—
33,000
770~,666
2,000
93,000
27,000
1st Be ref gold 4Hs aerlea A....1977 A
4Hs aerlea B
1981 J
Penn Pow Be Lt 1st M 4Ha
1981 A
33",000
105
100% Sale"
109 % 110%
Penn RR coneol gold 4a........1943 M N
Conaol gold 4a...
.........1948 M N
Stamped dollar bonds
1948 M N
Gen mtge 3%« aeries G
Conaol 4Ha Issue of 1915
.....1970 A O
1960
General 4Ha Series A.........1965
General 6a Series B...........1968
Debenture gold 4 Ha
1970
F
A
95
120
120%
D
106
Sale
J
D
111% Sale
A
O
90% Sale
O
..1947 M S
4a.......1940 A 0
Peoria Be Bast lat cons
♦Income 4s (flat)
....
lat 4a Series B
1st g 4 Ha aerlea C
Phelps Dodge
cony
J
1956 J
.....1980 M
3Hs deb
1952 J
Phila Bait Be Wash lat g 4s
General 5a Series B...
Gen g 4Ha series C—
t
D
1943 M.N
General 4Hs series D
A
J
D
Phlla Company secured gold 5a.1967
J D
PhUa Electric lat Be ret 3 Ha
1967 M 8
t*Pb*!a Be Read G Be I ref 5a
♦Convertible deb 6a
{♦♦Philippine Ry lat 30-yr
1973
j
1949 M
J
8
f 4sl937 J
J
Plllsbury Plour Mills 20-yr 6a
1943 4 O
a
Pirelli' 0 (Italy) cony 7a
Pitts Coke & Iron cony 4Hs A
1953 M N
1952 M 8
29,000 PCC&StL g 4Hs aeries A......1940 A O
Gon 4Ha aerlea B
9,000
guar g......l942 A O
Con 4%a aerlea G
11,000
guar g._
1942 MN
"V.666
£°n 0a aerlea D guar
Con 3
"9",600
Con 4a aerlea P guar
g
Con 4s aeries G guar
g
Con 4« aeries H
guar g
Gon 4Ha aeries I g
35",000
Con 4Ha series J
guar..
Gen guar 5a series A
Ha aerlea E guar g
92,000
120,000
1945
g
17",666
stk
Gen A ref 4
%8
88,000
w
A O
A O
I
D
F
J
103
114
109
115
93 % Sale
106 % Sale
16 % Sale
109
Sale
4% Sale
10%
11
108%
100%
—
68%
86%
86%
65%
—
_
108%
4%
62
,
55
54
Sale
Sale
55
54
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
107
109% 110% 107
105
114% Sale
—
.
108
Sale
100
Sale
16%
Sale
78% Sale
105% Sale
10% Sale
6
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
16% Sale
108% Sale 108%
.100
100%
108%
109%
90
81
Sale
99
107
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
MN
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
3
1
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
5
Mar.
7
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Mar.
3
9
Mar. 19
101%
Mar. 29
101%
65% Mar. 31 89
115% Mar. 18 117
108% Mar. 24 112%
50
Mar. 18 60
14
4
Mar. 29
62
Mar. 31
Mar. 24
Mar. 31
Mar. 31 107% Mar.
Mar. 29 110
Mar.
1
3
100
107
Mar. 31 108
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar.
6
1
Mar.
19% Mar. 2
4 108% Mar. 15
9 109
Mar.
9
80% Jan.
75% Jan.
76
3
11
108
18
4
5
Jan.
3
Mar. 31 107% Jan.
Jan. 28 116
Jan.
10
104% Mar. 31 115
105% Mar. 21 110%
99
Mar. 31
109%
78% Mar. 31 95%
105
Jan. 28 107%
10% Mar. 31 20
"81 "Mar ."3 i "87% Mar."2 "80
Mar.
10
8% Jan.
104% Mar. 21 107
Jan.
54
1
1
3
11
Jan.
5
2
1
Jan.
Jan.
8
Mar.
,
3
17
7
64
10
Jan.
Mar.
64
3
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
55
Mar. 24
Mar. 31
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
106% Mar. 23 108% Mar. 11
Mar.
5 109% Mar. 3
108% 109
-
86
86
Mar.
11% Mar. 29
108
95%
Mar. 30
120%
90% Mar. 31 106
100
Mar. 31 111%
67
Mar. 30
91
6
3
19
3
12
Mar. 30
4
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
19
6% Feb. 21
31
4 109
12
8
Feb.
5
Feb. 21
Jan.
5
Jan.
3
Jan. 19
87%
Feb.
Jan.
17
31
Mar~~2
106% Mar. 23 108% Jan.
108% Feb.
1 110% Jan.
6
109
9
Mar.
9 109
Mar
5
—
Sale
III" 107"" 105% III" 105% Mar ."10 105% Mar." 16 105% "Mar "16 105% "Mar "16
107" "Feb". "17 i09
i07~" 109"
Sale
50%
50%
52
45
78
59
60
42
Sale
109" "Mar ."31
Mar.23
112
Sale
Sale
:::::
"96"r Mar."31 107"
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97
Mar. 31 107% Mar.
Mar.
91% Mar. 31 101
2
1
Feb. "4
96"
Mar. 31
112% Janl""6
97
Mar. 31 112% Jan. 14
91% Mar. 31 104% Jan.
4
106
Jan.
28 108
"42" "Feb" 18
45
30
108
Feb.16
Febl~31 117
109
—
97
49%
108%
99%
99%
Sale
91%
107%
109% 110%
50% Sale
53
103 % 104 %
45
51%
Sale
Sale
12%
104 %
76
81
5%
10
41% *32"" Mar."29 "43 "Mar .*"3
55%
32
Mar. 29
55%
108
Feb.
3 109%
115% Feb. 28 115%
Feb.
10
Jan. 21
Jan. 21
Jan. 17
Feb. 28
99%
98%
Sale
43
103,
J
Sale
102
47%
14%
51%
48%
53
Sale
9% Sale
104% 105% 106% Sale
75
73%
82%
6%
8
3%
8%
43
101%
48%
9%
105%
Mar. 31
54
Mar.
Mar. 28 102%
Mar. 11 55
Mar. 31 14%
Mar. 2 106%
75
1
Mar.
3
Mar.
8
Mar. 1
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
6% Mar. 10
79
7
Mar. 10
Mar. 14
83% Mar. 31
88
Mar. 17
43
Mar. 31
55
Jan.
15
141% Mar. 28 104% Jan.
8
43
Feb.
19
55
9% Mar. 31
18
103% Jan. 14 106%
75
Mar. 25 82
5% Jan.
7
8
Mar
Jan.
8
5
Mar 30
Jan.
18
Jan.
10
Mar
17
60
84
Sale
83% Mar. 31
D
J
J
"75"
95%
74% Sale
93% Sale
92 % 106
90
92
M N
MN
78
106
Sale
Sale
MN
80
Sale
J
J
J
99% 100
32
26 %
19
22
MN
30
Sale
MN
28
30
A
28
30
O
28
30
F
A
M
J
S
J
A
D
J
90% Sale
104
45
55
26
68 %
42
21%
40%
15%
108 %
8
9%
A
O
1941
i
J
J
Ha."—1941
J
1
1941 J
J
23
19
10% Sale
9%
32%
11
14
9%
12%
D
101% Sale
O
J
100 % Sale
108
109%
94
97H
O
•
•'
Sale
88
Sale
82% Sale
105% Sale
82% Sale
100% Sale
31%
40
20%
29%
30%
30%
30%
32
32
62%
70
70
Sale
74%
86% Sale
—
104
64
70
70
Mar. 23
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
85% Mar. 30
65% Mar. 10
88% Mar. 1
86% Mar. 3
97
Mar.
42
17
52
68%
42%
Sale
^
.
72
Sale
96%
Sale
:::::
8*
-25"
_34K
26%
32
30
35
34
11
14
Mar. 30 113
Mar. 31
83
Mar.
98% Mar. 31 106
72
Mar. 31
83%
96
Mar. 2S 100%
30% Mar. 14 35%
21
Mar. 17
21
1
Mar.
Mar.
4
9
Mar.
Mar.
3
3
8
Mar.
Mar. 17
70
70
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
93% Jan.
97
3
Jan.
4
Feb. 28
118
Jan.
12
Mar. 31
87% Jan.
98% Mar. 31 108% Jan.
72
Mar. 31
88% Jan
11
19
11
21
85% Mar. 30
Mar. 30
93
.
96
Mar. 29 101
28% Jan.
20
Jan.
7
27
25
.
15
27
Jan.
8
27
Mar. 28
26
Jan.
47
Feb.
28
41
Mar. 28
Mar. 25
Jan.
21
32
Mar. 16
Mar. 23
"32" Mar." 16 "42" "Mar ."'2
14
Mar. 23
17
,
Mar.
1
30
32
24
2
1
1
31%
26% Jan. 20 31%
89% Mar. 30 96%
104
Mar. 15 104%
14
25
Jan.
4
10
5% Mar. 24
12% Jan. 27
9% Jan. 10
Mar.
3
8
50
41
Jan.
21
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
5
2
14
22% Feb. 16
12
Feb. 10
10% Feb. 16
15
Feb. 23
12% Feb. 24
100% Mar. 18 104
Jan. 11
99% Mar. 31 102% Feb. 23
106% Mar. 22 169
Jan. 19
94
—
Jan.
8
28
44% Feb. 18
20% Jan.
6
28 119
Mar. 29 110
Mar. 2i
11
20% Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 5
Mar. 8
Feb. 28
Mar. 25
Feb.
4
118% Jan.
108
8
Jan.
35% Mar.
17
32
27
99% 101% 100% Sale 100% Mar. 18 101% Mar.
Sale
99% Sale
99% Mar. 31 102% Mar.
Sale
107% 106% Mar. 22 107% Mar.
107%
104
72
Mar. 5
Mar. 8
Mar. 5
Mar. 25
29% Mar
27
68%
102
94
57
Mar "23 "79% Janl'II
66% Mar. 27 75
Jan.
4
Mar.
29% Mar. 15
47
32%
104
72
118%
108
Sale
108% 108" Mar ."39 116" "Mar ."I I
8
Mar. 2£
11
Mar.
10%
4
7%
8%
21%
20%
22%
11%
15
II % Mar. £ "11% Mar."4
10%
32% "7% "16"
5% Mat. 24
10% Mar. 1
14
15
14
6%
14
Mar.
14
Mar.
£
8
11
Sale
10
Mar. 12
12
Mar. 18
8%
11
96
§8
110
109
72% Sale
98% Sale
31%
25
Mar. 22
27
31%
96
97
89% Sale" 89% Mar. 30 96%
104% 106% 104
Mar. 15 104%
106% 104
44
31
1
10
11
St Jos A Grand Island 1st
g 4a..194? J
St Lawr A Adirondack 1st g 5a..1996 J
2d gold 6a.
1996 A
J
83%
118%
108%
119
8
M
—1934
86
110
112%
J
65%
68
88% Sale
113
O
A
J
89
"70~~ Sale" IIIII "54% "57" Mar."23 "70" Mar.""I
110
A
F
J
86%
96% Sale
Safeway Stores a f deb 4a.......1947 J
Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 4Hs
1966 A
91
' 1 ■,
!
0
Mar. 31 111% Feb.
77% Mar' 30
104
8
1949 J
| For footnotes, see page 30.
15
29 104% Jan.
112
1
1
Mar. 2
78% Mar. 31 90
105% Mar. 31 107% Mar. 10
10% Mar. 31
16% Mar. 1
109
Ho" Hill
1962 M
....
Feo.
D
M S
1955 F
1936 J
♦4Ha stamped....
Mar. 12 104
108% Jan. 27 109% Jan.
106% Mar. 30 114
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
104% Mar. 31 114% Mar.
Mar.
106% 105% Mar. 21 109
89%
107
87
80
D
J
J
♦Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s 1949
131,000
96,000
50,000
107
A
W..1956 M S
f 7a
♦4s stamped
♦Rutland R R 1st cons g 4
64
70
65
Sale
101
1997 J
series B
Chemical 6a
15,000
4,000
21,000
7% Sale
105% 107
73%
74%
104 H
1997 *
!£*R®c"s Ark * Louis let4H*
♦Ruhr
"8",000
111
56
108 %
1941 J D
1951 A O
Gen mtge 5a aerlea R__.
53,000
118%
110% 116%
♦lat con A coll trust 4a aeries
A.1949 A O
Rochester Gas A El 4H» ser D...1977 M S
145",000
117
110
50
J
{♦Rio Grande June 1st guar 5s
♦Rio Grande Western 1st g 4a...1939 J
28,666
Sale
MN
19«8 J
4,000 ♦Rhine-West Elec Power 7a__ —1950
35,000
♦Direct mortgage gold 6a
1952
18,000
♦Cons mtge 6a_....
..1953
♦Cons mtge 6a with warrants.. 1955
16,000
97,000 Richfield Oil 4a convdeb .......1952
12,000 Richmond Term Ry lat guar 5a..l952
a
Sale
84
100
Sale
Rensselaer A Saratoga lat gu 6s. 1941
24",066 Republic Steel Corp 4Hs ser A..1950
Gen mtge 4%« aeries B........1961
245,000
Purch money 1st 5 Ha cony
212,000
.1954
Gen mtge 4Hs series C
176,000
1956
291,000 Revere Copper A Brass 1st 4Hs..l956
II,000 ♦Rhelnelbe Union a f g 7a.......1946
1,000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6a.
1953
♦Rima Steel
98
Mar. 30 119
90% Mar. 31 103
Sale
100
Mar. 31 108%
67
Mar. 30 89%
Sale
86
Mar. 19 98%
Sale
86
Mar. 29
Sale
98%
65% Mar. 31 84%
Sale
116
115% Mar. 18 117
Sale
108% Mar. 24 110%
Mar. 18 50
49% 50
4
Mar. 29
7%
7
101
104% Mar. 21 107
Sale
62
Mar. 31 73%
96
(65% pd).
Remington Rand deb 4Hs
98% Sale
Sale
110
♦♦Debenture gold 6s....
Read Go Jersey Cen coll g 4s
Gen A ref 4Ha series A
17,000
290,000
22,000
201,000
Sale
109%
107% Sale
D
1 109
90% Sale
110
J
Mar.
Sale
112
107
('
109
112
Sale
98
85% Mar. 31 100% Jan. 13
77
Jan. 26
84% Mar 10
102% Mar. 26 104% Jan. 20
97% Jan.
1
Sale
116%
112% 115
1943
Mar. 21 101% Mar.
119
103
109
-...1975 A
....1977 J
98
1
3
2
IIo" 120"
V
Mar. 31
1
117
Pnrtty Bakeries Corp a f g 5s
{♦ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfa
com
107
Hi*:::::
1970 J
161%
78
Mar.
—
A
..1964 MN
Mar .12
85% Mar. 31
5 103% Jan. 28
8 163% Jan. 13
21 103% Jan. 21
"93% Sale" "93" Ma?."31 '98% Mar." "2 ~92%~F~eb~.~l4 iol" Janl""7
...1963 F
Cha* lst *uar 4a
for deb 6s A
95%
Mar .""3
96% Mar. 2
84% Mar. 10
102% Mar. 26 103% Mar. 2
98
106% Mar. 30 111% Mar.
107
Mar. 31 111% Mar.
77% Mar. 30 92% Mar.
Sale
109% 110%
114
123%
108%
110%
110%
110%
101% Jan.
102% Jan.
103% Jan.
7
Mar.
111% Sale 106% Sale
107
Sale
1102* 112
90
81
93% 79
64
Sale
73
103
.....
A
555,000 Portland General Electric 4Hs_.1960
1st 5s 1935 extended to 1950
12,000
41,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac cony 6a.. 1942
822,000 {•♦Postal Teleg A Cable coll 5a. .1953
45,000 Potomac Elec Power 1st M 3%s..l966
8,000 Pressed Steel Gar deb 5s..
1951
8,000 t^Prorldence Securities deb 4a gul957
improvidence Terminal 1st 4a... 1956
169",566
90
84
76
102 %
Sale
85% Sale
79% Sale
1960 F
Be West Va lat 4Hs ser A ..1958
lat mtge 4Ha series B
1959
lat mtge 4Hs aerlea C
...1960
Pitts Y A Ash 1st
gen 4a ser A..1948
1st gen 5s aerlea B
......1962
1st gen 5s series C
1974
1st 4 H* aerlea D__
.1977
40,066
MN
1949 F A
...1953 J D
.....1957 MN
General g 5a aer B
General 4 Ha series G
£!!!*
Pitta
9%
107
80%
75%
J
1974 P
.1977 J
1981 J
Sale
Sale
Sale
116%
Sale
5%
105
A
109
89
61
1990 A 0
Peoria Be Pekln Un 1st 5Hs A...1974 F
Pere Marquette 1st 5a series A...1956
J
Sale
101%
100 %
87%
115%
109 %
J
Cony deb 3H«———————1952 A O
Peoples Gas Be Coke lat .is.
1943 A O
Refunding gold Si...
116%
Sale
J
General 4%« aerlea D.........1981 A
Gen mtge 4 Ha aerlea E
1984 J
97% Sale
101
98
108 %
114
113
...
177,000
78,000
930,000
423,000
444,000
324,000
276,000
532,000
32,000
73,000
3,000
49,000
22,000
91,000
10,000
58,000
581,000
35,000
41,000
25,000
40,000
159,000
245,000
198,000
243,000
637,000
26,000
J
O
101% Mar. 31 103
101
M S
44-year guar tr ctfa 4a Ser B.. 1952 M N
94,000
28-year 4a
1963
62,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st is A
1941
16,000 Penn Glass Sand 1st mtge 4%s..l960
105% 101% Sale
103%
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
.....
'
April, 1938]
Sales in
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
March
Value
39
EXCHANGE—BONDS
V. Y. STOCK
JAN.
1
Jan. 3
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Mar. 1
1938
$
Bid
1
Ask
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
St Lout* Iron Mtn Ac South—
102,000
3,000
18,000
16,000
♦♦River Ac Gulf Div 1st ft 4s__.I933 M N
♦Certificates of deposit.....
{♦St L Peo & N W 1st 5s
1948
j~"i
1955 j
j
....1950 J
63
60
17
&
j
St L Rky M & Pac 5s stmpd
65
67
80
Sale
73
44
59 %
Sale
56%
59
17% Sale
65
44
Mar. 28
53%
56
Mar. 11
15
12
Mar. 29
65
Mar. 18
69
1
4
1
59% Mar.
56% Mar.
17% Mar.
66%
....
12
75
67
Sale
44
65
Mar. 28
64
55
Jan.
62
Jan.
Jan.
5
5
12
Mar. 29
18% Jan.
15
Jan.
28
31
69
Mar.
Mar. 26
15
Jan.
Mar. 30
13% Jan.
15% Jan.
13% Jan.
Mar.
5
13% Mar.
11% Mar.
13% Mar.
1
2
1
8% Mar. 30
12
Mar.
1
7
12% Mar.
10% Mar.
1
2
7% Mar. 30
6% Mar. 31
67
3
5
{♦St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
276,000
233,000
95,000
66,000
281,000
189,000
75,000
♦Prior lien 4s series A
♦Certificates of deposit
71,000
"i",666
i
S
♦Certificates of deposit stamped.
tSt Louis Southwest 1st ft 4s
1989 MN
♦2d ftold 4s Income bond..Nov 1989 J
♦♦1st terminal Ac unlf 5s
1952 J
124.000
J
J
J
♦Gen Ac ref 5s series A
1990 J
St Paul At Duluth 1st consoi 4s..1968 J
J
t♦St Paul E Grand Trunk
4%a
D
275,000
52,000
188,000
2,000
813,000
217.000
12,000
n*
101
102
IggK
119
82 %
J
109 % 110
109
u2m
16
♦Stamped
1946 A o
20
♦Stamped
1989 MN
♦{♦Seaboard Air Lino 1st g 4s ..1950 A O
♦♦Stamped 4s
1950 A O
♦Adjustment 5s
Oct 1949 F A
20
...
Sclo Vail At N fi 1st guar g 4s
O
1959 A
♦Certificates of deposit
♦1st At
cons
....1945 M S
6s series A
♦Certificates of deposit
♦♦Atlan-BIrm Div 1st g 4s.May 1933
tSeaboard-All Fie 1st 6s A
1935
173,000
m"s
32%
115
14
14
4
V*
fi
22
4%
♦Certificates of deposit....
I°5*
"l~5%
15%
ol*
Sale
14
7% Mar. 30
6% Mar. 31
Sale
45
28
Sale
Sale
15% Mar. 18
9% Mar. 29
100% 103
98
110%
Sale
109%
Sale
108%
110
110%
12%
19% "22""
21
20
15%
16
28
32%
24
28%
32%
108
113% 116
12
15% Sale
Sale
15
9%
2%
3%
4%
8
4%
6%
3%
8%
4%
110
Sale
A™
8%
9%
25
22
103
Sale
2%
5%
2%
97%
54%
98%
72%
Mar.
1
16% Mar.
4
"7%
Mar ."26
8
Mar.
4
Mar.
100
Mar.
110% Mar.
116
Mar. 12
Mar.
74
100
45
Mar.
8
3
110% Mar. 30
110% Mar. 19
110% Mar. 4
Mar. 29
26% Feb.
8
15% Mar. 18
9% Mar. 29
Feb.
7% Mar. 26
6% Mar. 19
108
110
Feb.
Feb.
17% Jan.
25
26
31
Mar.
32%
Mar. 26
31
Mar.
8 116
Mar.
8
26
Mar,
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
16
Sale
8
114
20
Mar. 14
15%
3%
6%
4%
Mar.
14
9
1
4
Mar.
4
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
27 116
20
29
26
2% Mar. 28
4% Mar. 30
4% Mar. 29
1
6
8
6
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
Mar.
9
Mar. 25
7% Mar.
Mar.
17% Mar. 25 e22
3
17% Mar. 25
4% Mar.
7
2% Mar. 26
6
6
2% Mar. 26
5
15
31
26
Mar.
7
21
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 26
13
Jan.
*
Jan.
Mar. 29
25
9
Jan.
Jan.
17
98
23
30
16
Mar. 14
2% Mar. 28
4% Mar. 30
4% Mar. 29
12
Jan. 17
Mar. 15
20
Mar. 10
30
Sale
Jan.
4
20
Sale
11%
67%
34%
24%
4 110% Mar. 19
4
8 112% Jan.,
Mar. 29
1
10
18
Mar. 18
15% Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
4 102% Jan. 25
4
110% Mar. 29 118% Jan.
45
4
Mar. 30 81% Jan.
6 110% Mar. 30
109% Jan.
16
116
12
10
14
100
28
~25""
10
10
9% Jan.
9% Jan.
11
17
Sale
4%
20
45
Mar. 30
32
Sale
4%
Mar ."26
6% Mar. 19
Sale
109% Mar.
108% Mar.
Mar.
112% 110
18%
6%
4
"7%
109
6
13
Mar.
34% Mar .15
93
11
45
71%
109%
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
94%
23
9
4%
Sale
Mar. 30
53
5%
Sale
Sale
7
15%
9%
Sale
J
Sale
Sale
"25""
J
Sale
Sale
8% Mar 26
7% Mar. 30
8% Mar. 30
28
.....
9
Sale
40
100
Santa Fe Prase At Phanlx 1st 5s.. 1942 M S
J
{♦tSchulco Co guar 6%«
—1946 J
♦♦Refunding g 4s
M
Sale
71%
35
29%
20 %
20 %
15% >20
J
Sun Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s A. 1952 J
San Diego Cons G Ac El 4s
1965 M N
♦Guar sinking fund 6%« B.
I*
11% Sale
8
tPacific Ext sterSlnft guar 4s.. 1940 J
St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar_1972 J
San Ant At Aran Pass 1st guar 4s. 1943 J
11,000
27,000
3,000
4,000
9
~13%
J
{♦St Paul & K C Short L guar 4%al941 F
St Paul Minn Ac Manitoba—
20,000
16,000
47,000
44,000
50,000
1,000
}o2*
A
.1947
23,000
24"66o
8%
,
Sale
...1950 j
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦Con M4Hs series A
1978 M
♦Prior Hen 5s series B
62,000
Sale
Mar. 14
8
Mar. 14
Mar. 14
17% Jan. 10
Jan.
4
Jan. 11
Jan. 11
Jan. 10
fg
P
Jan.
10
3
5% Jan.
10
22
Jan.
Series B
1,000
547,000
12,000
49", 666
12,000
85,000
82,000
137,000
225,000
5,000
184,000
85,000
82,000
23,000
88.000
...1935
♦Certificates of deposit......
Shell Union Oil deb 3%a
1951 M
Shlnyetsu El Pow 1st 6%a
1952
♦♦Siemens At Halskesec a f g 7s.. 1935
♦Debenture a f 6%«
1951
♦Silesia Elec Corp 6^«
.......1946
Slleslan-Am Corp coll tr g 7s
Simmons Co
conv
deb 4s
45i
S
1
D
J
J
M
S
F
5%
98 % Sale
64
A
98%
60%
66
61%
98%
69%
Sale
67%
*72""
23
20
'77% Sale"
1941
75 %
97
80
97%
106% Sale
.....1947
101%
67
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
102%
108
108% 106%
108% 109% 107%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1015^ 102%
104
Socony-Vacuum Oil deb 3Hi.
1950
107% Sale
107% 107%
Sale
92
Sale
92
88%
Sale
98
Sale
91
Sale
Sale
95
92
Sale
97%
66%
75%
61%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
May 1 1969 M N
61
Sale
M N
61
Sale
1946 J
Sale
96
Sale
100
Southern Kraft Corp 4%«
22% Mar.
64%
Sale
118
1951
28
"77%
South Ac Nor Ala gu 5s..........1963
...
69
87
Southern Bell Tel Ac Tel 3%l
1962 A O
Southern Calif Gas 4 Hs
....1961 M S
1st mtge Ac ref 4s
1965 F A
Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s '47 3
4s
75
75%
99
93
98%
105
106% Sale
112% 115% 111%
Skelly Oil debenture
Sale
69
3% Mar. 11
3% Mar. 11
97% Mar. 31 101% Mar 18
68
Mar.
3
70% Mar. 16
Mar.
2
8
72%
..^ar.
30
23
3% Mar. 11
4% Jan.
7
97% Mar. 31 101% Mar. 18
54
Jan.
12
70% Mar. 16
61% Jan.
20% Feb.
72% Mar. 30
77% Mar.
Mar.
25
64
31
64
30
77% Mar.
87% Mar.
3
80
3
79% Jan.
88
Jan.
7
31
99
Mar.
2
93
99% Jan.
19
31 107
Mar.
2
105
Mar.
Mar.
93
Mar.
105
Mar.
111% Mar.
31 113% Mar. 24
102% Mar. 31 104%
106% Mar. 31 108%
107% Mar. 29 108%
92
Mar. 31
96%
88% Mar. 31 93%
Mar.
A
ar.
Mar.
9
6
14
23
Jan.
Mar.
108
Mar. 25
3
Jan.
18
120% Jan.
Mar.
111% Mar.
4
9
101% Jan.
4 104% Mar.
106% Mar. 31 108% Jan. 18
107% Mar. 29 108% Jan. 19
Mar. 11
92
Jan.
3
Mar.
88% Mar. 31
93% Jan.
8
99% Mar.
91
57
Mar.
44
67% Mar.
56% Mar.
56% Mar.
56% Mar.
71% Mar.
99% Mar. 9
69% Jan. 11
76
Jan. 10
30
4
Feb.
3 100
Southern Natural Gas—
116,000
31,000
563,000
709.000
1st mtrte pipe line 4%a
1951
Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. '49
1st 4%a (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977
Gold
Gold 4%s
1981
10-year secured 3%a
...1946 J
J
4s... .1950 A O
San Francisco Term 1st
133.000
726,000
1968 M
4%»
Gold 4%a
1,131,000
795,000
337,000
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
4s stamped
....
746",000
1.003,000
486,000
568,000
A
J
M
1955 J
624,000
214",666
152,000
26.000
"37",005
193,000
390.000
23,000
478,000
Sale
42
32%
30%
Sale
Sale
31% Mar. 30
30
Mar. 31
30% Mar. 31
Sale
51
Mar. 30
ir
Sale
79MS
77
80
77
Mar. 29 100
Mar.
61
Sale
61
Mar, 31
79% Mar.
61
29
10
5
Jan.
83% Jan.
104% Jan.
11
93
Jan.
15
5
Jan.
3
64% Mar.
42% Mar.
48% Mar. 29
23% Mar. 29
83
29
29
52
Mar.
26
63
29
54% Mar.
28
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
52
Mar. 11
52
Mar. 11
52
Jan.
60
58% z61% Mar. 17
71
Mar.
83
Sale
64
47%
Sale
42
Sale
25
Sale
63
Sale
52
Sale
27
Sale
Devel At gen 6Hs series A
1956
o
64%
Sale
53%
Sale
29
Sale
1996
St Louis Div 1st g 4s...
1951
East Tenn reorg lien 5s.1938 M
64
Mobile At Ohio coll tr 4s
1938 M S
Southw Bell Tel 3%a series B
1964 J D
S'western Gas Ac Elec 4s ser D...1960 M N
"79""
Sale
{♦Spokane Internat 1st g 5s....1955 J
16
13%
101% 103
100% Sale
100%
J
J
1946 F
A
Standard Oil N J deb 3s.
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4%s.
1961 J
D
1943 •'
deb 6s..1945 •'
D
1950IM
1
99
S
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st mtge 4s
108%
103
Sale
58
"63"
S
105
106%
J
120% 122
J
.
80
J
"66""
Sale
49
i_-.
71
60
35"
47%
97% Jan.
61% Mar.
90
94%
Sale
107%
108% Sale
103% 103% 102%
13%
9%
Sale
107
Mar
Sale
103
AA
Sale
29 108% Mar.
102% Mar. 31 103% Mar.
13% Mar.
9% Mar. 30
101
Sale
101
101%
Sale
101
Sale
101
Sale
"46%
Sale
107
107% 105%
Sale
122
125
68
107
101
Jan.
64% Jan.
3
Jan.
10
4
6
12
100
95
122
Mar. 28 125
Mar.
98
Sale
98
Mar. 11 100
Mar. 17
Sale
112
122
80
7
103% Jan.
17
14
105
Jan.
21
Jan.
8
102
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
2
100% Jan. 28
72% Jan. 12
107% Mar. 17
Feb.
119% Feb.
Jan.
109% Jan.
46% Mar.
105% Mar.
66% Mar.
107% Mar.
46% Mar.
105% Mar.
97% Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
9% Mar.
101
Mar. 31 103% Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31 102
99%
99%
65""
47% Jan#
79
79%
53"
48% iviar
23% Mar
Mar
28
Mar
9 125
Mar.
7
Copper & Chem—
1944
97
81
1044
115
1953
Conv deb 6s series B
108
Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A
First
cons
Gen ref
s
g 5a_.......
f gold 4s
98% 101
79% Sale
104% Sale
112% 114
104% Sale
106
Tarm RR Assn of St L 1st g 4 %8
'1 exarkana Ac F S Ry 5%a A guar.1950
lexas Corp deb 3%s_—«•
1951
79
Ac N O
cons
g 5s
T exas Ac Pacific 1st g
Gen ref 5s
ser
5s
2000
B
1977
1979
Gen Ac ref 5s
1980
ser
D
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5H* A--1964 M
Third Ave 1st ref 4s
1960 J
Jan I960 A
♦Adjustment Income 5s
♦♦Third Ave RR 1st gold 5a
1937 J
Tidewater Assoc Oil deb 3%a
78
102%
112
102
Sale
S
J
O
J
1952 J
J
J
D
Toledo At Ohio Cent ref At Imp 3%s '40 J
D
Tol St L Ac West 1st g 4s
1950 A O
Tol W Va Ac Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942 M S
For Ham Ac Buff 1st 4s
1946 J D
77% Mar. 30 86%
103% Mar. 30 105%
Mar. 31 113%
Sale
102
Mar. 31 105%
81
73%
76% Mar. 24
Sale
103% Mar. 31 106%
Sale
103%
80
102%
113"" 114% 105"" 110% 109% Mar. 14 114
76
70
74% Mar. 22 84
83%
84%
83
71% Sale
85%
71% Mar. 31 84
85
Mar. 29
72
87
70
75%
83%
98
96%
98% Mar. 24 98%
103%
31
25
Mar. 31
"25% Sale
30% Sale
7%
4% Sale
3% Mar. 30
7% Sale
8
75
72
Mar.
85
73%
72%
68%
Sale
99
Mar. 31 102
99
101% Sale
....1943
Gen At ref 5s series C
97
105%
-
exas
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
63
26
Sale
J
o
Iron At RR gen 5s.....1951
63% Jan.
63% Jan.
98
O
Coal
Mar.
Mar.
30% Mar.
Sale
1994
Tenn
42
Mar.
Mar.
31% Mar.
51
77
Sale
1956
♦Studebaker Corp conv
Swift Ac Co 1st M 3%a
44
Sale
1956
T
103,000
220,000
55,000
1,000
Sale
42%
"42""
Devel Ac gen 6s series A
Tenn
23,000
187,000
64,000
52,000
467,000
67,000
349,000
60
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Sale
71%
1955
Memphis Div 1st g 5s
16",606
67%
56%
56%
56%
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s
Devel At gen 4a series A
t.666
u9,000
132.000
60.000
133.000
3
83% Sale
103% Sale
92% Sale
57%
91
95
Feb.
100
Feb.
Mar. 25
Mar. 12
Mar. 2
Mar. 10
70% Jan.
103% Mar.
106% Jan.
Ill
Jan.
114
102
Jan.
108% Jan.
Mar.
76% Mar.
103% Mar.
24
4
Mar. 12
Mar.
3
Mar.
4
Mar.
2
109% Mar.
74% Mar.
71 % Mar.
72
Mar. 24
Mar.
98% Mar.
Mar.
3
25
Mar.
2
Mar.
4
Mar. 21
Mar.
3
Mar.
3% Mar.
71
99
Feb.
Mar.
86% Mar. 25
14
81
Feb.
Jan.
11
13
8
106% Mar. 12
116%
88%
88%
85%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
12
11
104
Jan.
14
25
34
Jan.
13
Jan.
8% Jan. 13
73% Mar. 21
102
Jan.
12
Tokyo Rloctrlc Light (Ltd)
404,000
23.000
2,000
.
" 2~000
1.000
42,000
1st M 6« $ Series
June IS 1953
1949 M
Trenton Gas At Elec 1st 5a
Trl-Contln'l Corp conv deb 5s ser A'53
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7%a
"
5~000
Guar
sec a
f 7a
t
S
J
1952
♦{♦Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s
V
40,000
85,000
113,000
235,000
...
June 2008
June 2008
M
......1970 A
S
O
35-year 3^1 debenture
1971 M N
United Biscuit (Amer) deb 5s._.195A A O
United Clgar-Whelan Stores 5s.. 1952 A
30.
99
65
O
55%
Sale
88
75
104
Sale
95%
65
94
Sale
"9%
118
106
107%
114% Sale
107% Sale
114%
92%
106%
70
65
Mar. 26
63% Mar. 10
Mar.
99
65
*.
1
Mar. 26
107% 100% 107%
Mar. 10
Mar. 10 100
99% 100
103%
118% Mar. 21 118% Mar. 21
116%
118%
i03
Mar. 31 105% Mar. 10
105
Sale
103
Sale
40
90
93
55% Mar. 31
96
Mar. 16
49% Jan.
96
12
63% Mar. 10
Mar. 16 102
Jan.
8
65
Mar. 26
80
Jan.
20
105
103%
117%
107% 108
117
Union Pac RR 1st At land gr g 4s. 1947
For footnotes, see page
101% 102
72
1945
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May 1942
3 %a debentures
1952
34-year 3 %s debenture
Sale
106%
8%
......1962
First At refunding 4s
1st lien At re? 5s
62%
A
UJlgawa Elec Power secured 7s..1945
8,000
11,000
254,000
359,000
293,000
44,000
(Mo)
Sale
1955 M N
28,000
119,000
Union Electric
60
30
72% 100
107%
9% "9%
117
117%
108% Sale
111% Sale
72%
107
8%
116%
104%
107%
107
Sale
114
115% 109%
Sale"
96
Sale
94%
95
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
a84%
106% 106% 105%
77
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
9%
75
Sale
4
72% Mar. 31
105
Mar.
3
104% Mar. 31
107% Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Sale
109% Mar. 28
Mar. 17
89
87%
Mar. 29
Sale
z85
Sale
Sale
Sale
97
75
Mar.
4
Mar. 10 103%
118% Feb. 28 118%
103
Mar. 31 108%
94
Feb. 18
97
75
Mar.
4
96
76% Mar.
70
Jan.
80
Mar.
105
Jan.
108
Mar. 28 108
9% Mar. 15
117
Sale
Mar.
100
9%
117%
108%
111%
107%
114%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9% Mar.
117
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
3
Mar.
8
108% Jan.
114% Jan.
107% Jan.
109% Mar.
116
Mar.
89
85
Mar.
Mar.
105% Mar.
69% Jan.
7
17
9% Mar. 2
118% Jan. 14
104% Mar.
107% Mar.
97
Mar.
95% Mar.
105% Mar. 31 107% Mar.
Mar. 30
75
77% Mar.
96
Feb.
Jan. 26
Mar. 21
Jan.
7
96
8
3
3
Jan.
14
Feb.
17
95% Feb. 23
107% Mar. 19
77% Mar. 15
N. Y. STOCK
30
Sales in
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1938
Mar. 1
Ask
Sale
United Draft Go (Del) 5s—..... 1953
1944
UNJ RR Ac Canal Co ften 4s
25,000
41,000
505,000
44,000
6,000
26,000
56,000
168,000
274,000
343,000
♦{♦United Rys St L 1st ft 4a —... 1934
U S Pipe & Fdy conv deb 3)£s..„— 1946 M
(' 8 Rubber 1st Ac ret 5s series A.. 1947 J
9,000
118,000
70,000
*818
Sale
112
J
Sale
106)4
♦♦Debenture 5s............... 1959
A
4s A......... 195f
...
A
MN
1934 J
J
M
83
2)4
45
J
{♦♦Wabash RR 1st ftold 5s......
....
F
1939
♦Second ftold 5s
59)4
105
♦Det At Ch Ex 1st ft 5s
♦Dea Moines Dlv 1st ft 4s
♦Omaha Dlv 1st ft 3Hs
1*01*,000
7*3", 000
1*2*4* 000
320,000
101,000
A
............
280,000
139,000
35,000
87,000
135,000
156,000
250,000
380,000
14,000
141,000
20,000
*3*2*666
3,000
161,000
17,000
11,000
66,000
3,000
17,000
5,000
23,000
12)4
Sale
VC
12)4
13
*1*2)4 Sale
1945
J*~D
10254 104
1955 A
1955 A
...
....
Sale
100
42)4 Sale
24 H Sale
.......
11)4
51
50
4s...
ser A...
O
J
A
O
1946 M
91)4
95)4
107)4
F
\l»
M N
P
D
1960
M
S
♦Westphalia Un El Pow 6s
1953
1
J
West Shore 1st 4s ftuar.....
2361 J
60
Wheeling Steel Corp 4)4* *er A.. 1966 F
White Sewing Machine deb 6s...1940 M
{♦ Wllkes-Barre A East 1st £u ft 5s 1942 J
Wllmar A Sioux Falls 1st 5s
A
1938 1
1955 J
354*---...... 1947
A
103)4
654
18)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale"
100
35
Jan.
12
20
Mar. 26
30
Jan.
27
Sale
654 Mar. 29
92)4
&
Sale
100
Sale
loiH
82)4
109)4
O
101)4
Mar.
4
11
Mar.
1
1154 Mar.
1
11
1
Mar. 28
100
Mar. 31
56
Mar. 31
Mar.
6)4 Mar. 23
1
82)4
10754
23
49
Sale
m
N
20
8
.
9
\l*
7)4
6)4
43
59)4
10
Mar.
J
to N
96)4
454
5)4
3
954
1 Jan.
13
Jan.
14
Fel.
10
Jan.
19
Mar
Feb.
3
8
79)4 Jan.
43 V4 Jan.
10
21
100
68
Mar.
63)4 Mar. 29
Mar.
29
106
Mar.
89
68)4 Mar.
76
106
31| 108)4 Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
"79)4
92
Mar.
10
Sale
5
12
123
Jan.
27
Mar.
102
Jan.
120
Jan.
10954 Feb.
106)4 Jan.
110
Jan.
108
Mar
13
4
27
1
102
1045
Mar. 25
99
Mar
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
116
Mar.
68)4
Mar'.
76
Mar.
95)4 Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
93
98)4 Jan.
10854 Jan.
10
5
21
Jan.
15)4 Mar.
1954 Mar.
15)4 Mar.
20
Jan.
52
61
Mar.
52
Mar.
68)4 Jan.
12
63)4
6154
23)4
67)4
60H
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4854 Mar.
4754 Mar.
20)4 Mar.
VoHJan.
Jan.
75)4 Jan.
12
11
28
3
Feb.
15
105)4 Jan.
11054 Jan.
27
106
20
Mar.
4854 Mar.
4754 Mar.
20)4 Mar.
49
Mar.
52
Mar.
105
16
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
49
Mar.
52
Mar.
Mar.
108
79)4 Mar. 31
4
Mar.
100
Mar.
9654 Sale"
91)4 Mar.
6
100
Mar.
I
Sale
Mar.
83
Mar.
109
4
Mai.
8
Mar.
Sale
654 Mar.
6)4 Mar.
6)4 Mar.
Sale
Sale
754
105
79)4 Mar.
91)4 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
96)4 Feb.
Mar.
10754
Sale"
Jan.
100
Mar.
Mar.
98)4 Mar.
8)4
654
6)4
4)4
7
Mar
105)4 Jan.
110
27
15
7
5
4)4
100
108)4 Mar
Jan.
iviar
Mar.
100)4
71
Mar.
107)4 Mar.
104)4 Mar.
121)4 Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
108" "
20
D
13
654 Mar. 31
654 Mar. 18
105)4 Jan.
105
14
10
38
Sale
109""
86
Feb.
Mar. 28
79)4 Mar. 18
71
105)4
"l5~"
10
7
14)4 Jan. 10
11H Feb. 23
13)4 Jan. 13
11)4 Jan. 12
10
Mar. 31 104)4
56
Mar. 31
71
72)4 Mar. 29 82
103)4 Mar.
105""
Sale
20
Mar.
16
20
Sale
Jan.
654 Mar. 29
63)4 Mar.
16
Sale
94)4
654 Mar. 29
29
105
75)4
Sale
6
554
100% 101
98
Sale
102
16
Sale
92
68)4
53)4 Sale
4854 Sale
4754 Sale
63
N
101
11
654 Mar. 29
91
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
Mar. 16
70
Sale
67
A
J
20
Mar. 16
72)4 Mar. 29
6354 Sale
31)4 Sale
Sale
62
108
100
Sale
56
111)4
Sale
110 $4
85
♦Certificates of deposit...
'
Mar.
110
63)4
6154
23)4
F
J
24
107)4 Mar. 11110
105)4 104)4 105 H 104)4 Mar. 19'105)4
12154 Sale
122
3-21)4 122
12154 Mar.
99
Sale
99
Mar.
10154 Sale
102
118
119
Mar.
11854
11954
110
109)4
109)4 Mar.
109)4
Sale
107
107
Mar.
108)4 Sale
108)4
Mar.
10254 Sale
10154 102
10454
V
11*
19
9
106
Sale
4
Jan.
2
105
95)4
Jan.
61
28)4 Mar.
Mar. 24
24
m Sale
91
10754
10954
45
Mar.
9
20
82
105)4
D
75
Sale
Mar.
55
^3
5
70
67
J
1961 J
Sa'le"
35
67)4 Jan.
654 Mar. 31
654 Mar. 18
107
J
{♦Worcester AConn East Ry 4)4*194?
1
~Jan7"l8
105)4 Feb.
Sale"
J
J
Wisconsin Public Service 4s
97 H
Sale
75)4 Sale
J
I960
♦♦Sup A Dul Dlv A Ter 1st 4s. 1936 M
2)4 Mar
10954
9954 Mar.
654
S
{♦Wisconsin Cent 1st ften ft 4s..1949
♦Certificates of deposit
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4o
1)4 Mar. 29
10754 Mar.
42)4 Mar.
/Sale
11
Sale
23
......
VI
Feb, 25
1
7
Sale
I
Erie RR 1st con ft 4s.. 1949
88
1
Sale
Sale
99)4
107)
109 h
105)4 Sale
121)4 121
102)4 Sale
118)4 121)4
109 54
107 H 108)4
Registered
2361 I
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry 4s D..1960 M
Mar. 31
Mar.
5
38
J
Gold 5s
79
86)4
Mar.
7
5
66
1951
5s
87)4
45
5054
5054
Mar. 24
58
42)4 Mar. 31
11
70
1952
1950
7
Mar. 24
Mar. 24
78
79)4 Feb.
45
1
Sale
Sale
♦Assented
go,d
3
23
Mar.
1154
Sale
75
40
1952 A
1
Feb.
Mar.H 1
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
Jan. 11
Jan. 11
55
9954 Mar. 30 105
9154
7)4
78
1st mtfte 3)4* series I.......... 1966
First & ref 5)4s series A......1977
2)4 Mar.
1
Mar.
Sale
70
1st mtfte ft 4s series H......... 1961
55
11
80
1945
West N Y A Penn Gen ftold 4s... 1943
1
32
33
55
51
69)4
13
11)4
70
1963
4)48
Mar.
33)4 Mar.
45
'35*'
40
.....
67
1956
1967
Conv debenture
5454
45
94
74)4
1948
Westchester Llftht ftold 5s
Gen mtge 3 J4*
ser
Sale
Sale
O
1941
West Penn Power 5s series E
Wilson A Co 1st M 4a
Sale
O
1939
Gold
90
5
3His.. ..2006
{♦Western Pacific lot 5s
28
13
AO
Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s
Western Union 4)4*
58
11
1945
Wheel A L
283,000
13
1980
Wash Term 1st ftuar 3)4*......
1st 40-year ftuar 4s
West Maryland 1st ft
69 %
Sale
A
deb 6sl939
{♦Warien Bros Co deb 6s
West Va Pulp & Paper
104)4
42
10
4)4*.
88
107)4 Sale
10754 Mar ."29 10954 Mar ."*3
35
Mar. 31
40
Mar.
9
35
Sale
89)4
Sale
9
Walworth Co 1st mtfte 4s
conv
55
40
1941
♦Certificates of deposit
Walker (Hiram) G A W deb
40
45
25
1941
F
Mar. 31
1)4 Mar. 29
Sale
Sale"
....
.....
Wash Cent Ry 1st ft 4a
61,000
25,000
10,000
28,000
165,000
35,000
1,000
57,000
98,000
..
1978
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Ref A ften 5s series D.
Warner Bros Pictures
65
Sale
193*
...
♦Ref A gen 4Hs series C
Warren R R 1st ref ftu ft
.i..*
94
♦Ref At gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B. 1976
♦Certificates of deposit.
6s debentures..
109)4
67)4 Sale
34
50 X
43
68)4
{♦Wabash Ry ref At ften 5V*s A.. 1975
♦Certificates of deposit
10,000
237,000
203,000
64,000
Sale
50
103
109)4
1939 M N
5s.._.
79
25
22
18
110
£
Virginian Ry 1st At ref 3)4* ser A.
cons
Sale
79
27)4 Jan.
27)4 Jan.
27)4 Jan.
J
1958 A C
1966 M 8
First
Sale
Sale Prices
Mar. 23
8154 Jan. 13
Mar. 29 10954 Mar. 17
Jan. 18
19)4 Mar. 30 27
107
Feb.
4 114
Mar. 3
103 54 Jan.
3 10654 Mar. 2
60
108
109)4
J
1955 M N
1949
Va Iron Coal Ac Coke lot ft 5s
O
F
Vanadium Corp (Am) conv 6s... 1941
♦Tol Ac Chic Dlv 1st ft 4s....
189*666
Sale
8254
Sale
Sale
....
116
Sale
88
Sale
{♦Utilities Pow Ac Ltft deb ft 5H*. 1947
Virginia El Ac Pow 4s ser A
"26)4
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
33
♦♦Vera Cruz Ac Pacific 1st 4)4*--
Sale Prices
Sale
60
Mar. 23
77
Mar. 3
108
Mar. 29 10954 Mar. 17
109
25
19)4 Mar. 30 23)4 Mar. 16
19)4
Mar. 26 114
Mar.
3
107
11154 107
62
108
Sale
29)4
♦1st lien 50-year ftold term 4s. 1954
1941
1,000
1
Lowest
50)4
50)4
31)4
«
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale
Lowest
Mar. 31
104H Mar. 25 10654 Mar. 2
10554 Sale
33
28)4
29)4 Mar. 18 33)4 Mar. 3
29
Mar. 17
34
30
Mar. 23
28)4
33 29
Mar. 17
33
Mar.
1
Sale
28)4
78
Mar. 24
77)4
84)4 Mar. 1
83)4 76
Sale
Sale
79
7854 Mar, 29 84)4 Mar. 2
Sale
45 \ Mar. 24
Sale
45
50)4 Mar. 17
Sale
45
45
Sale
| Mar. 24 50)4 Mar. 1
33
30
Va Ac Southwest 1st ftuar 5s.... 2003 J
439,000
*34*
S
1951
♦6)4« series C.
♦Slnklnft fund deb iHi Mr A.. 1947
Utah Llftht Ac Trac 1st At ref 5a.. 1944
1941
Utah Power Ac Llftht 1st 5s
♦•July 1914 coupon off..
"1*666
76)4
Sale
Con sol 4s Series B_„.......... 1957
24,000
Bid
♦United Steel Wks ft 4tts ser A.. 1951
Vandalla conaol
142,666
JAN.
Jan. 3
219,000
18,000
14,000
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
March
Value
EXCHANGE—BONDS
71
Mar.
10754 Mar.
Mar.
13)4 Mar.
8
12'
654 Mar.
6)4 Mar.
6)4 Mar.
Mar.
7)4 Mar.
654 Mar.
105)4 Mar.
Mar.
105
954
5
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
63
4
Jan.
15
92)4 Feb.
10
Jan.
14
4
3
93
1015?,
!»*
109)4
15)4
14)4
8 M
654
105)4
5)4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
10
4
Jan.
8
5
Jan.
10
Mar
14
Mar. 29
Feb. 18
Younftstown Sheet A Tube—
409,000
1st mtfte a f 4s series
t The price represented is the
C.........1961
dollar quotation
200 pound unit of bonds.
Accrued interest
payable at exchange rate of $4.8484.
per
a
the
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
♦
Bond selling flat.
7 Called for redemption.
96)4 Sale
96)4 Mar. 31
Under the rule sales, only transactions of the
current month and not included in
r
year's range.
Cash
Ex-interest.
sales, only transactions of the current
month, and not included in year's range.
:
-
•
Sale
Deferred delivery sales, only transactions of
current month, and not included in year's
x
such companies.
99
range.
n
$ Companies reported as being In bankruptcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
Sale
e The
following cash
sales
during the current month and
In the monthly or yearly range:
"i
'■
were
are
transacted
not included
Atlanta & Birm 4s 1933, March 22 at 25,
z
99)4 Mar.
The
5
following
96)4 Mar. 31 100H Jan.
deferred
sales
delivery
1952, March 29 at 71.
were
transacted during the current month and are not
included in the monthly or yearly range:
Alpine Montan Steel 7s 1955, March 28 at 3254,
Canadian Pacific 5s 1944, March 31 at 111)4.
Cuba 5s 1944, March 24 at 10154.
Cuba 5s 1949, March 11 at 101)4.
French 7s stamp 1949, March 30 at 104)4.
Harpen Mining 6s 1949, March 15 at 26.
Hungary 7)4s 1944, March 21 at 40)4.
Illinois Central 4s 1951, March 2 at 90.
Mobile & Ohio 4s 1938, March 22 at 61.
Paris-Orleans 534s 1968, March 31 at 78)4.
Roumania 7s 1959, March 5 at 2654
'
Union Pacific 3)4s 1971, March 31 at 84)4.
.
Atlanta Coast Line 4s
20
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING MARCH 1938
Stock Sales
1937
1938
March...
Shares
Jan. 1 to March 31...
Bond Sales
61,673,795
1937
1938
March.
50,346,000
159,265,706
22,995,000
$422,794,000
1,050,940,000
$169,432,000
:
462,935,000
Jan. 1 to March 31
In accordance with
lots except in the
case
a rule of the Stock
Exchange, effective Oct. 3, 1915, ail stocks are now quoted dollars per share. Prices are on a basis of 100-share
of stocks which sell only in a small way.
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing the
range for the year.
AGGREGATE
•
SALES
March
Shares
1,800
Laboratories.......4'
240 Abraham
£i
.str*
400
Air Reduction Inc..... ....♦
49
31,900 Air-Way Elec Appli Corp
Alabama fit Vlckaburg Ry.100
274,700 Alaska Juneau Gold MIn.10
Albany 8c Susquehanna..100
109,200 Allegheny Corp............*
45,500
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
3,700
Pref series A $40 warr'ts I0«
1,700
Pref series A $30 ex-war 100
6,300
$2.50 prior cons pref.....*
43,400 Alleghany Steel
11,000 Allen Industries Inc
1
47,700 Allied Chem A Dye...
4,400 Allied Kid Co
5
30,100 Allied Mills Co Inc
•
169,200 Allied Stores Corp
*
5,000
5% preferred
100
250,800 Allls Chalmers Mfg
•
20,900
1,500
Adrauce Rumely
1
Adams Express
...25
•
......
105,000
12,800
24,500
3,500
29,500
6,200
37,100
2,090
35,900
1,210
56,700
2,900
56,500
6,800
81,000
4,800
11,400
1,700
7,400
3,100
13,500
12,500
440
18,300
1,600
21,100
2,200
40,000
"
3",66O
40
33
40
30
35
44%
33%
250
15,200
200
20
20%
21
PP
Sale
*
1%
1%
Alpha Portland Cement....*
Araalg'mLestheiCos,lncNewl
6% cum preferred...
50
Amerada Corp
•
Aoer Agrlc Chemical (Del).'
Coal
Co
of
93,600
17,800
24,400
10,800
7,900
48,500
5,100
12,600
16,300
7,400
30,000
92,500
9,400
25,900
20,700
5,900
7,200
4,800
3,600
22,000
2,800
6,400
8,000
5,700
15,700
28,700
3,300
11,800
11,100
27,300
71,600
1,000
7,060
208,200
700
2,420
72,700
12,300
13,800
122,700
38,300
45,400
302,100
60
T
139,500
18,000
7,500
15,000
8,200
366,700
Sale
Sale
72
52%
Sale
60
11% Sale
11%
67
Sale
1% Sale
1%
Sale
200,800
10,900
9,300
5,000
6,500
221,500
18,500
56,900
7,100
51,100
182,600
1,400
23,200
42,000
9,500
16,400
56,900
2,000
405,300
2,200
5,200
191,600
3,000
1,268,000
8,200
13,000
420
660
168
Sale
15*
Sale
8%
12%
7%
Sale
57
67*
58%
Sale
49% Sale
42% Sale
115
123%
Sale
70
165
167
13%
Sale
6
Sale
5%
8
11%
4%
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
8% Mar. 31
100
*
*.*
preferred A
*
$6 preferred.....
Am Hawaiian Steamship
10
American Hide 8c Leather ..1
6% preferred..
50
Amer Home Products....... 1
American Ice
*% preferred—.—.....100
Amer Internal Corp....— '
Amer Locomotive
'
Preferred
10t
Am Mach 8c Foundry
Amer Machine 8c Merals
*
American Metal
'
6% Con* preferred
100
American News Co new....*
Amer Power A Light—
*
$6 preferred..............*
$5 preferred
—*
Am Radiator 8r Stand San..*
2d
Preferred......
....100
5
8
i Mar.
1
Mar.
1
1% Mar.
9
11% Mar."I
5
8% Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
4
8
7
Mar.
2
Sale
8% Mar. 28
4% Mar. 26
Mar.
2
Mar.
2
Mar.
4
Sale
2
3
Sale
4%
"8% Mar."3l "l3% "FebT
2
1
9
10
7
40% Mar. 31
% Mar. 30
2
2
7
24
23
% Mar. 31
6% Mar. 30
1%
17%
17%
17%
17%
21%
9%
176%
9!
14!
9%
53%
51%
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
11% Mar. 31
4% Mar. 30
124
Mar. 31
7
Mar. 31
*
8% Mar. 28
4% Mar. 26
Sale
Sale
34% Mar. 31
Sale
11%
Sale
11% Mar.
1% Mar.
13% Mar.
2% Mar.
15
10
Mar.
58
Sale
58
50
Sale
49
16
69
62
Sale
10%
49%
Sale
10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
Mar.
10
Sale
49% Mar.
23% Mar.
55
Mar.
49% Mar. 31
23% Mar. 31
70%
M*
ilg*
2
23
Mar.
Mar.
4
Sale
54
Sale
Sale
89% Sale
163% 165
Sale
Sale
92
104
23% Sale
108
75%
160%
115
Sale
160%
12%
27
9%
Sale
If*
eVi
Sale
88%
Sale
Sale
Mar. 15
17
17
10
19
12
11
Jan.
11
15% Jan.
3% Jan.
34% Mar. 31
11
24
57
72% Feb. 21
Mar.
49
Jan.
3
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
66
Jan.
Jan.
15% Jan.
55
Mar.
11
12
8
15
3
42% Jan.
3
2
23
8
Jan. 12
VP Jan. 15
50
17
17% Jan
100% Jan. 24
1U5% Mar. 15
Mar. 25 125% Feb.
91% Feb.
3
70% Jan.
Feb.
160% Mar. 30 167
Mar.
Mar.
116
165% Mar.
25
46
Jan.
12
12
12
Mar.
90
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
Mar.
123
Mar.
75% Mar.
38
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11 % Mar. 30
1% Mar. 26
10
Mar. 30
39% Mar.
116
Sale
Mar. 31
10
20
Feb.
Feb.
2
Mar.
11
11
14
58% Jan.
1% Jan.
2
Mar.
11% Mar. 31
4% Mar» 30
124
Mar.
36% Feb. 4 45
Mar.
30% Mar. 23 36
52
Jan.
33% Mar. 31
10% Jan.
6% Mar. 30
14% Mar. 31 z20% Jan.
23
Jan.
16% Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Mar.
Mar
12% Mar. 30
27
15% Mar.
90%
25
88% Mar. 31 105% Mar. 15
6%
\k
80
8
5%
Sale
8%
}|«
87
80*
8
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
10%
3%
11 %
Sale
22
33%
24
Sale
Sale
15%
6%
7%
Sale
Sale
176% 300
3% Sale
20
25
17%
Sale
4
5%
172
23*
18*
10%
3%
20
36%
2
18
19
Sale
7
22
63
"Sale
64
13
Sale
13%
3%
30
101
26%
Sale
119
27%
5
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
4% Mar.
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
79
86%
Sale
Sale
9
5%
300
Mar. 31
9% Mar. 29
100% Jan. 24
88% Mar. 31
Sale
165
.
4
5
Mar.
4
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
2% Mar. 30
13% Mar. 29
5% Mar. 30
21
Sale
10
11
Sale
Mar.
9%
18%
10%
3%
20%
36%
2%
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
Mar. 18
1
Mar.
Mar. 4
Mar.
Mar.
2
13% Mar. 28
4% Mar. 30
18
Mar.
2
7
Mar.
1
Sale
Sale
2
22
Sale
12
Sale
14
18%
Mar. 26
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
30% Mar. 26
1% Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
2% Mar. 31
Sale
23
101
99% Mar. 30
Sale
20
Sale
Mar
Mar. 29
3% Mar. 29
19
Sale
16% Mar. 31
164%
Sale
9
Mar. 30
13% Mar.
Mar.
10
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
29
Sale
VP
50
Sale
15%
7%
23%
28%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
American Tobacco ....
25
Class B
25
*% preferred....—....100
American Type Founders...*
Am Wat Wks A El
..*
$6 1st preferred. .........*
American Woolen..........*
Preferred
—.....100
Amer Zinc. Lead 8t Smelt...1
$5 prior con* prsf- a««Se* 25
Anaconda Copper
50
Anaconda Wire 8t Coble
•
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp*
$6.5* con* preferred......*
Sale
52
133%
134
31%
Sale
21*
Sale
29% Sale
9% Sale
29
27%
112% 120
60%
63%
138
29
Sale
45
16%
7
24
10i%
13
Sale
Sale
32
i%
40
Sale
30
8*
Sale
32%
Sale
39
15
Sale
17%
101
Sale
104
42
Sale
106%
25
15
Jan.
15
12
12
23% Mar.
31
28% Mar. 31
35% Jan. 11
56% Jan.
Sale
136% Mar.
139
Mar.
130
Mar. 29 131
52
Mar. 30
Jan. 17 139
Sale
15%
6%
21%
101%
12%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30%
9%
28%
117%
15%
6%
21%
101%
12%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Ill
Mar.
58
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
59% Sale
f
22% Jan.
47
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
17 % Mar.
137 % Mar.
67% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
58% Mar.
134
Mar.
3 % Mar.
6
Mar.
77% Mar.
3% Mar.
23% Mar.
4% Mar.
25
Mar.
21% Mar.
34
29
29
Mar.
40
10% Mar.
97% Mar.
Mar.
3% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
22%
Sale
30
11% Sale
97% Sale
58% Mar.
134
Mar.
6
Mar.
76
Feb.
33% Mar.
7% Mar.
30% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17% Mar.
105
Mar.
12
Feb. 23
20% Jan.
14% Jan.
103
Sale
Sale
12
12
Jan.
78
Mar. 29
Mar.
58
88
51% Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
13% Mar. 30
15% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 26
Mar.
65% Sale
Sale
67
139% 139% 134
6% Sale
3%
Sale
6%
78
60%
Sale
3%
Sale
23%
Sale
4%
Sale
Mar.
12
Jan. 12
Mar. 24
Jan. 18
58
125
52
Sale
Sale
30
Jan.
2
165% Jan. 11
Mar.
Ill
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
Mar.
111%
139
20%
75%
19%
11%
Jan.
47
47
136%
Sale
13% Mar.
1
1
5%
2% Mar. 31
38%
Mar. 30
99% Mar. 30 105%
20
29%
Mar. 29
7%
3% Mar. 29
19
Mar. 31
40%
33
16% Mar. 31
9
14%
Mar. 30
103
103% Sale
136%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
iP
'h
17
23%
29%
Mar.
Mar.
29
23
165
58
18%
33
28
160
11% Sale
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
16%
Mar.
Jan. 11
Feb. 23
Jan. 17
Jan. 10
10
Sale
144
18
45
Mar.
13
7%
23%
74%
14%
2
13%
4%
33%
105%
28%
5%
18
13
28
Mar. 14
Mar. 4
Mar. 16
Mar. 24
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
13%
100 109%
30
Jan.
30
64
15%
Amer Sumatra Tobacco.—-•
Amer Telep 8t Teleg
10«
37% Jan. 14
2% Feb. 26
26
23% Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
59
8%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12% Mar. 29
Sale
Amer Steel Foundries
_•
American Stores
*
American Sugar Reflnlng.100
30%
1 %
13%
4%
12%
10
Sale
125
26
45
Sale
51
Mar. 29
Sale
33% Sale
103% 115
27%
28%
5% Sale
31% Sale
124%
Mar. 29
Sale
Sale
51
2
12
Mar. 26
9% Mar. 25
1
65%
J
25
12
17
22
Jan. 13
Feb. 25
Jan. 14
Feb. 25
Jan.
11
19
Jan.
12
4% Jan.
10
Sale
19%
49
2% Mar •30l
13% Mar. 29;
5% Mar. 30!
Sale
Sale
""
22 177
Sale
"IF
44% Sale
124% 129
8
Jan.
Feb.
7
Feb. 21
Jan. 15
Jan. 12
Jan. 18
4% Jan.
6% Jan.
Mar .29
Sale
Sale
«,
3% Mar.
24
9% Mar. 25
83
78
177
10
Sale
29
8% Mar .30
Feb. 19
2% Mar .25
Sale
32%
.
Mar.
80% Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Amer Smelt 8c Refining,
Preferred
Mar.
Mar
4
8% Mar.
Sale
25
14
9
2% Mar.
78
Sale
Sale
19%
8%
13%
16%
7
19% Feb
4% Mar .29
7% Mar.
13% Mar.
Mar.
300
Sale
Sale
12%
Sale
Sale
38
157
25
17
40
2
Mar. 31
17%
..
7
1
8
4
57
Mar. 30
66
Preferred
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
8% Mar. 22
preferred... 100
American Rolling Mill
con*
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
40%
9%
20%
21%
% Mar. 31
6% Mar. 30
Amer Safety Razor—...18,50
American Seating Co....
American Ship Building....*
4%%
45
36
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
125
Sale
62
101
6%
40% Mar. 31
% Mar. 30
Highest
Sale Prices
38
' Sale
95
Sale
110
Sale
Sale
ii"
69
14%
84%
8%
36% Mar. 30
30% Mar. 23
33% Mar. 31
6% Mar. 30
14% Mar. 31
16% Mar. 31
V 1% Mar. 28
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
24
150
Sale
Sale PHces
38
35
49%
46
95
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale.
48%
45%
48
Sale
92
9%
13%
Sale
Sale
24%
42%
14%
23
Am 8t Foreign Power
$7 preferred
For footnotes see page
ti»
16
14%
16% Sale
8% Sale
12% Sale
2% Sale
18
21%
Sale
Sale
%
12
46% Sale
38
40
Sale
Sale
14%
16%
1%
40%
Sale
13
Lowest
Ask
Alleghany
County, N J
*
Ill
5,000 American Snuff .......---25
480
4% preferred...........100
6,600
2
37%
Sale
Sale
Sale
10 American Express Co
43',000
9%
19
9,400 American Colortype.......10
23,300 Am Com Alcohol
20
27,100 Amer Crystal Sugar Co
10
690
6% 1st preferred
100
42,100 Amer Encaustic Tiling..... I
700 Am European Securities..
*
4,300
11,500
9,400
700
38%
20
Am
10
73,300
3,700
3,900
2,200
5,100
88,000
9,200
19,200
2,100
20.000
55,200
37%
Sale
Sale
•
Adams Mlllls
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
Addreasogrsph Multtgraph 10
American Bank Note..
1«
6% preferred
......50
Am Brake S A F
.....
5% % con* preferred
100
American Can..
2t
Preferred..
10<
Amer Car $t Foundry
•
Preferred.. ..
.10«
American Chain 8c Cable—*
400
5% preferred
....100
5,600 American Chicle
•
820
160
43%
8%
.
1,800
10,200
4,000
20,800
2,000
9,700
58,600
1,400
Bid
43%
37%
•
1a
Acme Steel Co
Mar. 1
Ask
Bid
84,500
58,566
49,300
6,800
2,000
7,300
2,100
162,500
4,100
1,800
3
1938
Jan.
4,200
73,700
5,900
13,100
9,800
58,855
•
Par
v
5,200 Abbott
240
1,700
29,300
1,600
5,300
5,300
41,300
7,200
1
Price
Shares
i
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
3% Mar.
23% Mar.
4% Mar.
25
Mar.
21% Mar.
29
Mar.
10% Mar.
97% Mar.
34%
Jan
Mar.
l\l%
2
Mar. 15
Jan.
11% Jan.
31
12
17
Jan.
10
18
11
Mar. 14
Jan.
149% Jan.
17
10
Jan. 10
72% Jan. 11
139% Feb. 15
Jan. 21
Jan. 12
86
Jan. 20
5% Jan. 12
35% Feb. 23
8% Jan. 10
Jan. 10
40
71
\l%
IP
50
Jan.
18
Jan.
Jan.
107% Jan.
11
11
15
3
N. Y. STOCK
32
aggregate
sales
Sharer
Jan. 3
Par
1938
1,300
1,700
4,500
1,400
4,600
140
2,000
88,900
6,900
500
20,200
6,300
4,600
Mar. 1
16%
10
Mar. 31
2
Mar. 31
3
21
Mar. 30
27
120
Mar. 11
Mar. 30
Archer Daniels Mid
122
100
Preferred
11,700
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom Corporation
Preferred
82
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
70,500
7,500
18,900
1,500
2,900
39,400
1,700
27,600
4,100
3,900
460
3,200
7,000
4,700
280
2
Mar. 30
121% Mar.
119
Sale
4£
100
*
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
98
7
10
Mar.
82
5% Mar.
46% Mar.
50
3%
28%
Mar. 19
34% Mar.
7% Mar.
4% Mar.
50
24%
5%
2%
1
2
3
3% Feb. 24
30% Jan. 13
2
Mar. 30 100% Jan. 18
Mar. 26
6% Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Mar. 28 72
Mar. 19
94% Jan. 31
Jan. 12
Mar. 26 39
7% Jan. 21
Mar. 25
5% Jan. 13
Mar. 30
Jan.
6 121% Mar.
80
Sale
Sale Prices
19
Jan. 11
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
21
24% Mar. 26
5% Mar. 25
2% Mar. 30
Sale
Highest
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 19
50
75
90%
Sale
234,700
V t c when Issued......13
387,000 Baltimore Ac Ohio
100
76,200
4% preferred
.......100
2,300 Bangor At Aroostook......50
260
14% Mar.
3% Mar. 26
28% Mar. 28
98%
—5
13,500
Sale
Sale
4,600 Armour (Del) 7% pref
100
.5
220,000 Armour of Illinois
$6 convertible preferred.
15,700
800
7% preferred
100
*
55,900 Armstrong Cork Co
92,200
163,700
31,800
1,600
100
1,400
Lowest
Sale Prices
AH
Sale
45,400
100
Highest
Sale Prices
Co.-20
A P
1
66,400 Assoclnted Dry Goods
6% 1st preferred
100
1,000
100
7% 2d preferred........100
2,400 Associated Investment Co..*
580
5% pref with warrants
100
110
5% preferred ex-warr.
100
100
203,000 Atchison Top Ac S Fe
5% preferred
...100
19,700
100
55,800 Atlan Coast Line RR__
•
5,600 AtlGAc WISS Lines
5% preferred...........100
7,900
M
93,000 Atlantic Refining
4% conv pref series A...100
5,500
1
54,500 Atlas Corp
6% preferred
50
10,400
•
7,500 Atlas Powder
910
5% preferred...........100
10,200 Atlas Tack Corp
32,300 J Auburn Automobile......
*
6,600 Austin. Nichols At Co
15 prior A
650
*
123,000 Aviation Corp (Del) The....3
24",200
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Ask
*
Andes Copper Mining
W Paper Co
180
600
1
Price
N.Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
March
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
4
Mar.
Mar.
1
69
Mar.
Mar.
9
66
68% Mar.
Mar.
5
68% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
69
65
72
69
34
Sale
27
80
72
69
Feb.
5
27
Mar.
Mar. 17
72
72
Mar.
1
22% Mar.
42% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
14
1
14
Mar.
8
Sale
Sale
4%
6%
17%
104%
5%
38%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
36
Sale
105
2
Mar.
Mar.
2
36
Mar.
Mar.
3
Mar. 14
105
4% Mar.
Sale
3
Mar.
Mar.
9
2
Mar.
Mar.
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
72
27% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
d
14
12
11
10
1
Jan.
8
Jan.
10
Jan.
107
11
11
48
119
Jan.
7
6
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
12
Jan.
12
19
25
3
Mar.
3
Mar.
2
Mar.
3
Jan.
12% Mar.
2% Mar.
1
12
Mar.
24
4% Mar.
Mar. 10
12% Mar.
2% Mar.
10
42
Mar.
Sale
12
12
5
80% Feb. 24
£73% Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
5% Mar.
38% Mar.
1
Mar. 14
Mar.
1
Mar.
Sale
Mar.
4%
6%
17%
104%
Mar. 10
Jan.
35
Jan.
Sale
68% Mar.
Mar.
72% Mar.
22% Mar.
42% Mar.
Mar. 14
Sale
80%
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
4
20
Jan.
Jan.
4
10
Baldwin Locomotive Works _•
Assented
,
100
24,900
4,300
1,500
73,500
6,400
60
3,500
100
110
I,200
9,700
100
40,300
11,600
6,600
273,900
5,100
6,700
2,100
10,700
40,500
50
59,500
11,100
2,210
189,400
11,700
920
960
4,200
30,300
27,250
4,700
1,500
33,900
51,900
2,400
4,100
6,600
9,300
32,700
5,400
8,500
500
9,200
21,200
650
60,300
2,810
25,900
40,200
5,700
7,400
17,200
7,500
1,800
710
14,500
3,900
15,200
II,200
560
7,800
7,100
500
47,100
54,800
13,300
96,200
900
700
31,200
2,300
39,900
~6~,66o
320
6,600
33,100
330
1,600
4,300
1,100
100
35 preferred
w
*
w
Bendlx Aviation Corp
5
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
Best Ac Co
•
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del).*
5% preferred
20
7% preferred
100
7,500 Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
21,000 Black Ac Decker Mfg Co
*
77,900 Biaw-Knox
♦
*
100
428,100 Boeing Airplane Co
—.5
11,700 Bohn Alum Ac Brass Corp
5
1,720 Bon Ami class A
•
2,640
Class B
_._.*
8,300 Bond Stores Inc.........
1
76,900 Borden Co.(The)
15
91,850 Borg-Warner Corp...
5
12/700 Boston At Maine'
10«
7,300 Bower Roller Bearlng^Co..i7
Bridgeport Brass Co
*
BriggsManufacturing.
»
Briggs Ac Stratton
*
Bristol-Myers Co
5
Brooklyn At Oueens Transit.*
36 preferred
*
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ..*
36 preferred series A
*
Brooklyn Union Gas
•
1,700 Brown Shoe. Inc
♦
19,400 Brunswlck-Balke-Coll
*
45,500 Bucyrus-Krie Co
10
95,400
123,400
4,800
9,600
15,300
40,600
104,900
18,600
29,500
7% preferred..
...100
151,900 Budd (E G) Mfg
*
7,200
Preferred 7%
100
60,100
Wheel......
*
62,300 Bulova Watch
»
14,800 Bullard Co
*
31,800 Burlington Mills Corp
1
45,700 Burroughs Add Mach
18,600 tBush Terminal Co
4,900
7% debenture
100
890
27,900 Calif Packing Corp......... •
5% preferred
50
700
...
1
143,900 Callahan Zinc-Lead
151,700 Calumet At Hecla Cons Cop .5
60
5
100
•
A-.l
33 preferred class A— .10
220 Car Clinch F At Ohio Ry_.100
Carpenter Steel Co...
...5
Carriers At General Corp
1
7,300
14,400
61,200
2,440
74,000
7,500
100,300
150
Mar.
1
Mar. 22
Mar.
86
Jan.
30
13%
10%
Sale
10%
Sale
10
112
115
Sale
42
Sale
85%
83%
Sale
Sale
14%
Sale
22
39%
Sale
Sale
92
24%
14%
Sale
17%
32
94%
5%
77%
Sale
Sale
15%
Sale
Sale
Sale
17%
64
Sale
62
Sale
23%
89
39%
12% Sale
17% Sale
22% Sale
3% Sale
16%
19%
22%
85%
Sale
39
Sale
27%
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
19%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
5%
8%
26
34
10%
32%
5%
5%
75%
3%
26%
35
8% Sale
7% Sale
75
4%
40
3%
26;
15%
7%
84
Sale
46
8% Mar.
7
15% Mar.
4
2
Mar. 30
12% Mar.
3
9
5% Mar. 31
12% Mar. 30
Sale
38
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
Sale
13%
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
5%
28%
1%
3%
5%
£16%
10%
34%
5%
5%
75%
3%
25
3
Mar. 30
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
Mar: 31
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
15%
13%
6%
14%
1%
4%
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
6%
5%
16%
2%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
Mar. 26
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
3%
Sale
4l g
20
Sale
13
Sale
Sale
15% Mar. 30
6%
10%
13%
37%
52
Sale
45
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
49%
48
50
5%
9%
12%
40%
4%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
5
9
4
1
2
1
9% Mar.
10% Mar.
37% Mar.
50
20% Mar.
15% Mar.
82% Mar.
35% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
1
40
3
1
3
3
3
£9% Mar.
15% Mar.
16% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14
Feb.
12
Jan.
20
Jan.
12
17% Jan. 11
15% Mar. 5
\VA
30
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
2
Mar.
Jan.
14
Mar.
22% Jan.
10
13
10% Jan.
26% Jan.
30% Jan.
11
20
13
34
Jan.
20
2% Jan.
9% Jan.
13% Jan.
13
!*
6%
5%
16%
2%
5
2
1
2
Mar.
Mar.
1
6
Mar.
4
20
18% Mar.
2
13
Mar.
Mar.
21% Mar.
48% Mar.
1% Mar.
4
5
1
45
Mar.
1
1
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15% Mar.
5%
9%
12%
40%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12
Jan.
Jan.
13
12
Jan.
11
10
9%
81%
6%
54%
5%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
Jan.
10
8
27
12
11
20
32% Mar. 4
Sale
100
Mar. 30 109%
29% Mar. 31 48%
100% 100% Mar. 30 103
Sale
9
Mar. 30
16%
96%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
21%
"i2% Mar."26 "21%
62
59
63
48
46
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
3%
103
10
6%
4
97
11%
7%
4%
106
A*
Sale
Sale
104
7
4
Mar.
Mar.
3% Mar.
97
Mar.
1
Mar. 3
1
Mar.
Mar. 15
1
Mar.
Mar. 1
Mar.
3
27% Mar.
1
3% Mar. 2
18 104% Mar.
2
26
10
Mar. 10
29
6% Mar. 9
31
4
Mar.
2
24 101
Mar. 11
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
99% Mar.
13
2
Mar.
Sale
100%
1
2
Mar.
2% Mar. :
62% Mar.,
60
Mar.
16
2f*
i«
36%
19%
24%
49%
ill
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
8% Jan.
36
86
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4% Jan.
97% Jan.
li,9% Mar.
2%
62%
98%
29%
100%
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
9
Mar.
18% Jan.
Jan.
94
92
12% Mar.
46
Mar.
20
Mar.
2
Mar.
99% Mar.
7
Mar.
4
Mar.
3 % Mar.
95
Jan.
11
9% Feb. 26
Jan. 10
20;
Jan. 15
3;
11
Jan. 17
18
Mar.
4% Mar,
34% Mar.
76% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.;
13
Jan.
13
24
Jan.
Jan.
81
Mar.
13
41
7% Feb.
37% Jan.
5
13
21% Jan.
Mar.
1
37
Jan.
3
Sale
20
16
17
17
12
92%
44%
13%
19%
28%
4%
Jan.
1 i*
Mar. 17
2
11
Jan.
Mar.
Sale
6%
28
Mar.
72%
90
Sale
Mar.
1
2
1
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
104% 100
for
Mar.
18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
17
11
15
Feb. 28
4% Mar.
34% Mar.
Sale
Preferred
75
iviar.
Jan.
45
20
6%
19
29
Sale
13
Feb. 28
4
Sale
dH
Sale
Mar. 12
14% Jan.
40%
65%
16%
98%
Mar.
Mar.
1
5% Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
Mar. 10
28
Feb.
Mar. 17
3
Mar. 2
1% Mar. 25
Mar.
5
3% Mar. 26
5% Mar. 30
Mar. 5
Mar. 5 £16% Mar. 31
Mar.
1
10% Mar. 29
34% Mar. 25
Mar. 5
5% Mar. 26
Mar. 4
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Mar. 7
75% Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
2
Mar. 26
Mar.
1
3
Mar. 26
4% Mar.
1
15% Mar. 26
32% Mar. 4
13% Mar. 31
19% Mar.
1
6% Mar. 29
9
Mar.
1
14% Mar. 31
18% Mar. 3
2% Mar.
1
1% Mar. 28
4% Mar. 26
8% Mar. 2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
31
13
17
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
30
Sale
83
Jan.
Mar.
5
Sale
Sale
5% preferred
.....100
Celanese Corp of America.
•
96%
30%
103%
8%
Jan.
Mar.;
Sale
Sale
Sale
......
Mar. 26
Jan.
40
9
23%
29%
32
2
7%
10%
31
16%
38%
8%
8%
80%
5%
48%
15
8%
22
3%
10%
33%
19
Feb. 23
Jan.
Mar. 24
Mar.
1
Sale
29
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
4
94% Mar.
5% Mar.
77% Mar.
8% Mar.
15% Mar.
26% Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
92% Feb.
26
Mar. 23
Mar.
1
Mar. 19
Mar.
1
Mar. 2
3
23
12
Mar.
Mar. 12
Mai*.
Jan.
Jan.
SB
£109% Mar.
11% Mar. 30 *17%
9
Mar. 14
Mar. 3
Mar. 25
Feb.
l°0*
Mar.
Mar.
35
Sale
Sale
36%
5
Feb. 23
Mar. 22
19
21% Mar.
10% Mar.
Mar.
30
31
30
30
34
95
12% Mar.
29% Mar.
18
Sale
7% Sale
1
Mar. 23
5
Sale
Sale
5% Mar.
21% Mar. 29
10% Mar. 30
Sale
18% Sale
18% Mar.
3:109%Mar.30 111
11% Mar. 30 17
93
Mar. 25 93
95%
28
26
Mar. 26
30%
Sale
94% Mar. 31 103%
Sale
5% Mar. 31
7%
80%
77% Mar. 19 77%
Sale
8% Mar. 30 12%
Sale
15% Mar. 31
19
Sale
26% Mar. 31 39%
Sale
40
Mar. 31
59%
Sale
13
Mar. 30
15%
Sale
75
Mar. 31
94%
18
18
Mar. 30
23%
Sale
9% Mar. 30 15
Sale
10% Mar. 31
15%
15
14% Mar. 18 15
Sale
37% Mar. 31 42%
Sale
20% Mar. 31 30%
Sale
15% Mar. 31 26%
83
82% Mar. 26 87
Sale
40
Mar. 29
44%
Sale
£9% Mar. 23
12%
Sale
15% Mar. 31
18%
Sale
16% Mar. 31 28%
Sale
2
Mar. 23
3%
13
14
Mar. 29
18%
8% Sale
19% Sale
22%
26
30
12% Mar. 30
115
Sale
103%
109
58
11%
15%
Sale
Sale
17
97
29
40
Sale
12%
10% Sale
16% Sale
14
94%
Sale
100
For footnotes see page 40.
33
95
29
Mar. 28
Sale
7% preferred
....100
Caterpillar Tractor.......
*
Case (J I) Co
7% prior preferred.....100
200
•
14,900 Celotes Co
880
5% preferred
10
11,100 Central Agulrre Associates.*
71,400 Central Foundry Co........I
610 Central 111 Lt 4%% pref..100
.100
4,000 Central RR of N J
10,700 Central Violets Sugar Co.. 19
•
2,400 Century Ribbon Mills
20
Mar. 31
90
Sale
28
8
25
c
29
22
1,190
Pr®' ctfi of deposit
100
29,200 Butler Brothers
....10
9,100'
5% con* preferred
...30
A
48,300 Butte Copper At Zinc
32,500 Byers Co
Partlc preferred........100
2,130
14,400 Byron Jackson Co..........*
143,100 Canadian Pacific
4,400 Cannon Mills
3,900 Capital Admin Co Ltd
Mar.
95
10% Mar.
9% Mar.
10% Feb. 23
10% Jan. 11
13% Jan. 11
Mar.
Sale
tBush Term Bldgs—
30 Canada Southern Ry Co
5
Mar.
1
2
4
12
Sale
14%
83%
126,800
27,600
19,800
1,013,300
17,000
17,300
43,400 Campbell W At C Foundry.
317,200 Canada Dry Ging Ale
1
Mar. 31
5% Mar. 29
35
90
85
7% Sale
•
......
90 Blumenthal At Co pref
Mar. 30
4
Sale
Sale
30
96
20
340 BloomlngdaleBros
5
Sale
12%
42
50
300 Belg Nat Rys part pref
Sale
Sale
14%
15%
93% Sale
25
19,300 Beldlng-Hemingway
20
560
1st preferred
110|Beech Creek RR Co
2,6001 Beech-Nut Packing
50
3,100
7,400
19,100
preferred......100
Barber Co Inc.............10
Barker Bros
*
5%% preferred......
50
Barnsdall Oil Co
5
Bayuk Cigars Inc........—*
190
10
52,300
1,000
conv
7,900 Beatrice Creamery
60
123,700
6,000
5%
250
Sale
7% Sale
10% Sale
12% Sale
Jan.
lu3
Mar.
Jan
25% Jan
Feb.
28
Jan
4% Jan
105
11
Jao
Jan.
8% Jan
5% Jan
103
Feb.
April, 1938]
AGGREGATE
n. y. stock
33
exchange-stocks
SALES
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
1
Price
n. y. stock exchange
Jan. 3
Mar. 1
1938
Shares
Shares
33,300
23,800
3,330
Par
103,500 Cerro de Pasco Copp
65,400 Certain-Teed Prod
11,640
6% prior preferred
29,700
183,300
1,200
2,900
6,500
13,800
25,000
200
8,700
1,300
3,000
5,900
8,900
120
_
3,000
7,300
20,400
18,700
4,800
14,700
2,300
3,900
5,900
4,800
11"
56
3
18%
82
..*
20 *
Sale
22%
74*
60
Sale
Sale
11*
39
15
111
Sale
117
113
Sale
122
59
Sale
13,600
1,300
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc......*
3,000 "ongressClgar
1,060 Conn Ry A Ltg 4* % pref.100
151,500 Consol Aircraft Corp.......l
14,600
on noli da red Cigar
....
i
400
$5 preferred
.....
*
38.400 Consol RR of Cuba 6% pf.100
56,800 f onsolldated Textile.
.
20,500 Consolidation Coal Co vtc.25
2,800
5% preferred v t C......100
1,600 Consumers Pow Co $4.50 pf.*
84,300
Container Corp of America.20
85,100 Continental Bakcl A
*
74,900
Class B
2,800
8% preferred...........100
21,200
68,400
5,400
22,700
33,800
65,100
158,000
7,900
3,700
51,500
1,600
33,400
123,600
9,000
7,900
17,700
74,900
100
300
2,000
32,400
4,500
86,150
500
1,600
42,800
136,800
73,300
139,800
2,500
25,600
9,700
35,100
2,560
5,400
54,100
11,500
440,500
200,300
180
290
390
470
Continental Can
20
$4.50 preferred......
..*
Continental Diamond Fibre 5
Continental Insurance—2.00
Continental Motors
.....1
Continental Oil of Del
5
Continental Steel Corp
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
Corn Prod Refining.......25
Preferred....
.......100
Coty.Inc
*
Crane Co.....*—
....25
5% conv preferred
...100
see
Mar. 14
28
2%6
Mar. 14
Mar.
2
26
4
28
1* Mar. 18
8*
*
*
*
31
28
29
2
Mar. 31
6* Mar. 31
22
Mar. 30
8
Sale
12
3*
Sale
30
37% Sale
10
Sale
60
Sale
60
52
2%
11*
Sale
Sale
1
102
109
15*
Sale
Sale
12%
Jan.
1
Jan.
1P
1*
Jan.
Jan.
10
Mar.
6* Mar.
4* Jan.
12* Jan.
Jan.
12
15
17
Jan.
20
Jan.
11
12
12
18
Mar.
22
30* Mar.
Mar.
ip8
1
Mar.
Mar.
8
Mar.
12
Mar.
Mar.
2*
2*
12*
16*
3* Mar.
Mar.
27
55
Mar.
13
Mar. 16
Mar.
8
59
66
56
3
18*
Mar. 17
Mar.
7
Mar. 11
Mar. 28
75
109
Mar. 31 112
Mar
Mar. 26
12
7
22* Mar,
69*
10
1
54
63* Jan.
3
60
Feb. 28
3* Jan.
24
10* Mar.
Mar.
75
12
Feb.
P
Jan.
150
15
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
12
Feb. 23
37
Mar.
,
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5* Jan.
35* Mar.
Mar. 28 150
75
Mar. 26
15* Mar, 26
3ip.
* Mar.
1* Mar.
15* Mar.
10* Mar. 26
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 29
3* Mar. 30
5* Jan.
2* Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12
Mar. 24
Jan.
14
2
Mar.
27
Mar. 22
5
Feb. 23
13
* Mar.
* Mar.
* Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
13
2
I
Jan.
Jan.
8% Mar.
4
Mar.
8
54
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
10
10
22
11
5
10
Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar. 25
Mar. 29
35* Mar. 31
10
Mar. 30
60
Mar. 31
89
Mar.
*
1*
*
2%
1*
4
Mar.
4
26
* Mar. 31
1* Mar. 28
20
80
1
23
Mar.
30* Jan. 12
12* Jan. 11
48* Mar. 2
38* Jan. 17
27* Mar.
23* Mar.
18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
* Sale
1% Sale
1%
1%
9
Mar.
46* Jan
11
8* Jan. 19
32* Feb. 23
106
Mar.
Mar.
87
Mar.
Jan.
150
7
12
Mar. 28
75
Mar. 26
112
106* Jan.
Mar. 12
Jan. 10
15* Mar.
9*
Sale
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
IX
Sale
83*
85
Vk*
Sale
Sale
88
Mar. 31
Sale
20*
9*
3*
4*.
Mar. 24
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
20* Mar.
"9%
Mar. 29
is
Mar, 25
Sale
Sale
10
9%
17* Sale
17* Sale
67
12
27%
8%
72%
64*
31 %
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
90
37
Sale
85*
7%
1*
39*
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
20*
16
7*
10
8
19
88
14
Sale
60
36
90
28
13* Sale
13*
U"
42*
95
Sale
8%
100
Sale
3I"
23*
10%
7%
00%
73%
1%
HP.
4%
9%
45
23* Sale
80
102*
31* Sale
90
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
a?*
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
a\V*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
59% Sale
Sale
1
26
31
7
93
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
4* Mar, 26
Mar.
4
Mar.
4
Mar, 30
Mar.
3
Mar.
3
Mar. 31
5* Mar. 30
1
Mar. 29
25
Mar. 31
22* Mar. 30
4
Mar. 30
15
Mar. 29
6
Mar. 29
Mar.
2
Mar. 19
Mar.
31
Mar.
9
Mar, 31
Mar, 26
Mar, 29
65* Mar, 31
1
65
Jan.
13
15
18
38* Jan.
17
95
\p
8
Jan.
Jan.
1
Mar. 26
4* Mar. 26
1
17
4
90
Mar. 31
Feb.
4
2
1
7
Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31
3
is*
Mar.
1
Mar.
8
10-
85
Mari1-
1
3
Jan.
15
10
24
31
21
83* Jan.
15* Mar.
14* Mar.
1
9% Mar. 31
1
8* Mar. 26
1* Mar. 29
65* Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
1
1
1
36* Mar. 30
107
Jan.
5
Mar. 30
31* Mar
1
Mar. 19
1% Mar
3
22
Jan.
!&
16*
10
34*
10
Mar. 26
40* Mar. 31
53* Mar. 30
11"
20
65
.X
I*
63
13
4*
40
Sale
17*
19*
9
7
1
69
Mar,
8
58
19* Mar. 31
Mai-
2
75
Mar. 29
Mar, 23
Mar. 29
19* Mar. 31
75
Mar. 29
Mar
12
Mar
1
Mar
1
* Feb. 14
5* Mar. 31
Sale
3
Mar
2
3
Mar
3
16* Mar
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
32* Mar,
11* Mar,
58
1
3
18
13%
26* Mar. 31
7* Mar. 29
1
Mar,
5* Mar. 31
75
14*
104*
\
...
Sale
55
Sale
AX
17
21
12
2
21* Feb.
5* Mar. 31
22* Mar. 30
33
Mar. 23
26* Mar. 31
7* Mar. 29
Sale
3* Sale
13* Sale
50
12
65* Jan.
Mar. 30 166* Feb.
Jan.
2* Mar. 26
19
29
Feb.
Jan. 31
85
98
Jan.
Mar. 31
163
28* Mar,
Mar,
ii
Sale"
Sale
Sale
* Mar.
Mar. 29
60
Mar. 29
13
Mar. 31
4% Mar. 31
39
Mar. 29
3
Mar. 30
12
Mar. 30
50
Mar. 29
18
Mar. 31
13
Mar. 31
4,* Mar. 29
13* Mar. 29
7
Mar. 23
4
6* Mar
48* Mar, 15
1
4* Mar,
17* Mar, 16
2
52* Mar,
1
22* Mar.
4
20* Mar,
6
Mar, 10
8
15* Mar,
9
.04* Mar. 30 106
17* Mar. 31
24;
19* Mar. 29 22
9
Mar. 30
13
Mar
1
Mar. 16
Mar.
1
Mar,
4
Mar,
9
11
Jan.
22* Mar. 28
85
Mar. 31
21 * Mar. 29
5* Mar. 31
22* Mar. 30
33
Mar. 23
9
17
12
Jan.
21* Mar. 30
35
33
12
21
15
2
1
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
1
15
13
Jan.
Jan.
Mar,
17
Jan.
32
Mar,
Mar
18
45* Jan.
uon
13!
Mar
21
Jan.
Feb. 23
32
25
12
Jan.
2* Jan.
85
1
40* Mar. 31 50* Mar,
1
Sale
Mar,
53* Mar. 30 65
Mar. 30 164* Mar, 19
165* 163
3
Sale
4% Mar,
2* Mar. 26
94
17
13
101* Feb. 21
7* Jan. \7
Jan.
4
19
5% Jan. 12
98*
2*
*
2*
6* Mar. 31
21* Mar. 30
1
Mar. 19
Mar. 29
5
10* Jan.
10
60*
22
96* Jan.
21* Mar. 30
Sale
13
17
14
Mar. 19
1* Jan. 11
6* Jan. 12
25* Jan. 14
2% Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
12
3
Feb. 23
Jan. 17
68
5
Sale
52*
Jan.
Jan.
8
17
80
Jan.
Sale
Sale
32
Jan.
71
10
22*
Feb.
59* Mar. 26
21*
Sale
Jan.
1
40*
53*
Sale
Mar.
2
Mar. 30 43* Mar
Mar
Mar. 29 110
7% Mar
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
4
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
1% Mar.
0% Mar. 17
2
Mar.
79
Mar.
22% Mar.
92* Mar.
4* Mar.
9* Mar.
84*
34
Mar. 29
4* Mar. 29
Mar
Mar, 19
90
11
10
r84*
9*
8*
1 *
15* Jan.
4* Mar. 30
Mar.
7
Mar. 22
Mar.
3
Mar. 22
Mar, 24 100
1
6* Mar.
Mar 31
1
% Mar|.
Mar 21
Sale
36*
108* 107*
Sale
6*
21* Sale
21*
Sale
7
98*
2%
*
2*
.
26*
13*
Mar
29
Mar
25
Sale
23
Mar
2* Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
29
*90
22$|
Sale
30
Sale
21*
12
Mar
Sale
3*
—
30
4
3
8*
22 %
22* Mar
Ik*
163
21*|
Jan.
x90
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
Jan.
si"
2i%
80
Sale
10
10
10
2
Mar, 29
Mar 31
31
Sale
ll
Jan.
70
42*
25*
7*
24*
5* Mar, 30
26
81
15
Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar. 10
1
8* Mar.
Mar.
3
73
c?*
22* Jan.
13
99
31
4* Mar
59* Mar
Sale
13* Mar. 29
10
10
99
Mar
Sale
Sale
12
25
90
29
Sale
15
44* Jan.
8
Mar
103
Jan.
8* Jan.
11* Jan.
9* Jan.
31* Mar. 31
it*
11
59*
20
29
2
31
37
55
29
31
43* Mar.
104
Sale
Mar.
1
19
Mar.
4
18
69* Mar. 17
24
30
31* Mar. 31
Mar
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan. 22
Feb.
8
8
17
Sale
11* Mar.
7* Mar.
20*
9%
3*
4*
5*
16* Mar.
6* Mar.
Sale
1*
9*
8*
1*
65*
96
2
Sale
Sale
4
12
Mar. 31
2
Sale
ltH
Jan.
88
Mar.
4*
70
27'
Mar.
22%
7*
9*
16*
7%
00%
Sale
16*
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
29
Sale
i\y*
95
12
Mar, 30
Mar, 28
30
Sale
25
Jan.
125
Mar.
95
57
23
84
Mar
2*
17
Jan.
71* Mar. 19
Mar
1
Jan.
59
7* Mar.
87* Feb.
13* Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Mar,
3
6
5i"
Jan.
105* Mar;
36*
68
4% Mar
73
15* Feb. 17
117* Feb. 14
61* Mar.
28* Mar, 29
5* Mar. 30
15
11*
27
Mar. 30
9
Mar. 30
28* Mar. 29
5* Mar. 30
68
Feb.
8
57
Mar. 3
23
Mar. 30
84
Mar. 28
7
14
Sale
29
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
8
85
50
102 %
13* Mar.
13
5
17
38% Sale
107*
7% Sale
28%
29
1% Sale
28% Sale
95
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
105
Mar.
24
1
Sale
14%
1 U
94
25
100% 103
6% Sale
3%
Mar. 16
92
Sale
7%
10%
25
13* Mar. 31
Mar. 28
7* Mar. 30
25* Sale
22* Sale
3*
15* Sale
Sale
Mar.
58
Sale
Sale
18
Feb.
Ill
9
67
58
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
55
30*
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Sale
70
45
41
Feb.
32* Mar.
10* Mar.
Mar.
59
10
58
Sale
0%
1%
32* Mar. 29 39*
15
10* Mar. 31
112* Mar. 31 117*
31 123*
105* Mar.
Sale
9
60
63
Sale
Sale
3* Sale
5* Sale
4*
3*
Sale
22%
15
Sale
69*
Sale
83%
12%
10 %
1%
69 %
11
19
7% Sale
Sale
4% Sale
9* Sale
98* 104
3* Sale
% Sale
3%
4%
8
Sale
69*
24%
96 %
o
Sale
58*
37
Sale
18
"1% "7"
22
94*
66
33^
75* Feb.
Sale
Preferred
100
tCuba Co (The)
*
Cuba RR 6% preferred... 100
Cuban American Sugar
10
Preferred
100
Cudahy Packing
50
Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
Preferred................*
Curtiss Wright Corp.......1
Class A
1
Cushmans 8ons 7% pref..100
$8 preferred
..*
Cutler-Hammer, Inc., new..*
Davega Stores Corp—
5
Conv 5% preferred
..25
40.
*
7
48* Mar.
E6/i
20% Mar. 29
4* Mar. 30
17* Mar. 31
99* Mar.
18* Mar.
Mar.
10
33*
Sale
10*
117* 112*
•
Crown Cork A Seal..._..._*
$2.25 conv pref w w
..»
Preferred ex-warrants....*
Crown Zellerbach Corp....5
$5 conv pref
*
Crucible Steel of Amer..—100
page
Sale
Sale
Cream of Wheat ctfs—.—
Crosley Radio
6,70QDIeeel-Wemmer-GilbertCorplO
For footnotes
Sale
78
...............
50,600
6,700
2,400
3,400 Davison Chem Corp (The)—1
460 Dayton Pr A Lt 4%% pre 100
515,900 Deere A Co new...........*
22,400
Preferred
-20
0%
95
Sale
24
Sale
.
300
Sale
4
4
1
30*' Mar.
Mar. 23
150
93
-
270
7% preferred
......100
1,940
6*% prior pref........100
11,500 Consol Him Industry......J
12,500
$2 partlc preferred.......*
319,500 Consol Bdlson Co of NYinc*
22,000
$5 preferred...
....._..*
16,500Consol Laundries Corp.... 6
285,200 Conso'ldated Oil Corp
..*
3%
20%
24
53,800 Commonwealth Edison Co. 25
'Jonde-NostPubllc'ns......*
2
5%
94
Sale
ft
.
2,300
$4.25 conv pref ser of'35..*
138,700 Commercial Solvents..
__*
379,300 Commonwealth A Southern *
31,700
$6 preferred............—*
2,300
27,100
Sale
0
Sale
* Sale
* Sale
* Sale
Mar. 23
*
1*
*
2%
1%
%
a
23
7
1
Sale
2*
1%
8%
10
98
30
95*
s
IgX
4* % conv preferred
100
55,700 Comm'l Investment Trust..*
900
*
Mar.
7* Mar.
42
Mar.
99* Mar. 25 106
18* Mar. 31 27* Mar.
80
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
20% Mar. 29
4% Mar. 30
17* Mar. 31
27* Mar. 30
23* Mar. 26
Sale
6
16
Highest
Sale Prices
80
1*
Sale
95
21
"l2*
600
21,000
1,100
66,500
145,400
12,900
20,400
58
57*
*
....
400
99
1%
37
Lowest
Sale Price
45
....100
Preferred
17,100 Columbian Carbon v t c
*
20,500 Columbia Pictures Corp vt c *
1,700
$2.75 conv pref
*
357,200 Columbia G A El common—
3,400
6% pref series A........100
420
5% preferred
......100
64,500 Commercial Credit
10
28,600
Sale
Sale
90
Highest
Sale Prices
18% Sale
0%
7%
27%
31
23* Sale
151
105* 107
5% preferred
4% 2d preferred........100
Columbia
Broadcasting
27,900
System Inc class A....2.50
6,200
Class B
2.50
600
203,100
11.200
3,600
•
100
,
75
190
141,100
1,400
160
53*
—
6,600
2,200
7,600
8,300
32,000
3,100
1,100
1,300
5
20 Colonial Beacon OH Co
70
900
5
16,110 Colorado Fuel A Iron Corp..*
2,270 Colorado A Southern—
100
1,659
4% 1st preferred
....100
870
1,980
16,500
1,160
1,300
16,500
4,600
15%
35
25
110
10
690
7,300
9
100
290
10,300
-
100
20,300 Coca-Cola Co (The)
*
1,500
Class A
97,200 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co..*
4,900
6% preferred...........100
27,200 Collins A Alkman
*
530
5% preferred
....100
140
16,400
55,100
4,800
1,800
6,400
7% prefferred
32,000 Cluett, Peabody A Co
31,600
1,000
10,600
10*
Sale
Sale
5
18* Sale
Sale
100
160
29
1% Sale
1% Sale
3% Sale
12% Sale
30%
31*
1% Sale
2% Sale
1 %
1%
60 Cleve A Pitts RR Co 7% gtd 50
40
Special guar 4%
50
46,400 Climax Molybdenum Co
*
600
800
%
4%
1%
12%
4% preferred.........—100
tChlc Indlanap & Louis ptlOO
Chicago Mall Order Co
5
10
8,500
21,200
1,700
9,600
16,000
36.400
58.000
2,700
1,650
23,700
^Chicago Great Western.100
1,820 Cleve Elec 111 $4.50 ser pref—•
16,100 Cleve Graphite Bronze (The) I
16,300
9,000
29,100
25,400
34,100
1,100
1
10 C C C & St Louis Ry Co
7,400
28%
2%
80 City Investing Co
......100
11,900 City Stores
..............5
12,100 CJark Kaulpment
10
300
80
100
-
21,700 City Ice A Fuel
2,060
6*% preferred
690
8,400
36,400
8.400
1,200
35%
109
4% preferred
950 Chile Copper..
1,167,200 Chrysler Corporation
10
110
45%
.....100
tChio A East 111 RR
10,600
70
1,700
5,300
7,500
102,300
8,900
8,000
135.200
11"
10,300
6% preferred
.....100
2,300 Chicago Yellow Cab
*
12,200 Chlckasha Cotton Oil
10
29,020 ChildsCo
6,300
5,000
l*
Sale
Ask
105 h 100%
Chea*peakeCorp
Chesapeake & Ohio.......25
Pref series A
cs
*Chlc M» S* p*«l * Pacific
3,100
13,700
43,400
8,000
26
62,200
5% preferred...........100
47,500 tChlcago A North West..100
12,100
Preferred
100
41,300 Chicago Pneum Tool
*
3,900
$3 conr preferred
*
10,700 tChic Rock Isl A Pac
100
600
200
Sale
Sale
30*
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
40%
420
400
342,000
11,000
1,110
"00
Bid
36* Sale
0% Sale
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
6% preferred
—10
6,100
Common.................*
4,500 Checker Cab
6
120
1,700
1,500
16,800
86,400
400
*
1
Ask
Bid
25
33
12
72
44
94
1
13
5
87
18
7
50
3* Mar. 30
12* Mar. 30
48* Jan. 11
5
18
52
Mar. 31
22
13* Mar. 31
4* Mar. 29
13* Mar. 29
24
7
25
14
II
Jan.
39
37
Mar. 29
60
Mar. 29
13
Mar. 31
4* Mar. 31
39
Jan.
3
18
Jan.
ih
Mar. 23
3 107
Jan.
Mar. 31
11
17
4
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
Jan. 11
Jan. 17
Jan.
7
Feb.
7
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
Jan.
6
Jan. 12
Jan. 18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
Jan.
17
Feb. 21
Mar.
1
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
Feb.
8
Feb. 17
Feb.
8
Feb. 28
Mar. 29
25
Mar. 30
15* Jan.
Jan.
20
11
34
N. Y. STOCK
aggregate
sales
Since
March
Shares
30,300
56,100
2,000
4,300
200
20
2,900
3,200
2,600
7,300
23,700
1,000
1,000
250
6,300
44,900
2,400
109,400
10,000
1,100
3,900
300
300
3,700
700
:;V
50
89,600
1,200
3,500
880
10,200
16,300
60
11,600
20,800
28,100
45,400
1938
Par
66,800
104,700
5,500
11,600
Bid
8c
Hudson.....100
15
Del Lack Ac
Western......50
Delaware
t Denver RIoGfk Wes pref 100
Detroit Edison
100
270 Detroit Ac Mackinac Ry Co 100
20
5% preferred
100
5,110
10,300
5,700
22,400
51,300
4,700
2,600
890
Sale
7* Mar. 29
4
Mar. 31
8
1
Mar. 26
2
76
Mar. 31
93
3* Mar. 21
5* Mar. 25
4
95
2*
100
4*
Sale
11
5
Sale
21
Sale
Diamond T Motor Car Co...2
*
*
......
3,600
5% preferred
100
1
6,000 Dunhill International....
...—*
1,100 Duplan Silk
90
8% preferred
100
....
Du Pont de Nem Ac Co (EI).20
6% non-voting deben.-lOO
$4.50 preferred
*
1,590 Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
.5
27,500 Eastern Rolling Mills
38,500 Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J.*
730
preferred
100
...4
29,800 Eaton Mfg. Co......
39,300 Bltingon Schild
5
95,900 Electric Auto Lite (The)
3
223,300 Electric Boat
......
25
Sale
20* Mar. 30
35
5
6*
Sale
Sale
12H
Sale
Sale
11
75
74
67
16*
33*
20*
30
&;
32
Class A..
18*
55
14* Mar. 28
Sale
6*
Sale
47* Mar. 31
4* Mar. 29
12
88*
90
Sale
Sale
31
Sale
Sale
89
18
21
Sale
24
15
Sale
Sale
11*
Sale
18*
3
8*
0
13
115
8
111* Sale
132* Sale
110
112
111* Sale
5
^
6*
Sale
14
4
135
0* Sale
3*
6*
Sale
Sale
0
5
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
156*
166*
17*
3*
19*
8*
Sale
159
Sale
8
»8
153
3* Sale
15* Sale
8* Sale
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
2
14
113
161
16
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
Mar. 18
Mar. 30
35*
W
6*
112
Mar. 30
Sale"
Sale
31*
5% pref with warrants-100
Dixie-Vortex Co
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
33
Distil Corp-Sea&rama Ltd
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
30
*
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
,4s*
6* Sale
1* Sale
*
...
4%
Participating
Mar. 1
Ask
Pref..25
Devoe 8c Reynolds A
Diamond Match...
15,600 Doehler Die Casting Co
*
.....*
141,700 Dome Mines Ltd.
6,300 Dominion Stores Ltd-..
324,300 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
*
21,100 Dow Chemical Co
2,000 Dresser (S R) Mfg cony cl A..*
Class B__........
14,400
2,500 tDuluth South Sh 8c Atf.100
214,700
4,200
8,000
1
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1
Sharer
range since jan.
prices in march
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHAN QE
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3* Sale
122
Sale
116}
11}
Sale
Mar.
7
Mar. 14
5* Mar. 25
25
Mar. 30
205
Jan.
3
Jan.
5
Mar. 30
Mar. 18
Jan. 26
5
7* Mar.
15* Mar.
7
4
11
75
4
66
Mar.
15* Mar. 10
32* Mar. 2
20* Mar.
57* Mar.
7
Mar.
10*
*
*
2*
10
Mar. 31 108
14* Mar. 28
2
1
Feb.
8
Mar. 30
47* Mar. 31
1
4* Mar. 29
Mar. 4
Mar. 1
Mar. 16
Mar. 7
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
10
30
12
31
Mar. 30
87*
15
5*
39*
26*
36*
9*
16
75
17
34
22*
60*
8}
46 J
Jan. 27 112
Mar. 26
6* Mar. 25
22
Mar. 25
8* Mar. 28
25
28
20
16
12
Jan.
5
Mar. 4
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
Jan. 11
Feb.
1
Jan.
Jan.
20
21
Mar.
2
Jan.
Jan.
* Jan.
* Jan.
10
17
3
3
3* Jan.
8
28
10
Mar. 31 115
108
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
12}
* Feb. 11
* Feb. 28
2
12
24
Jan.
Jan.
27
90* Mar. 31 123* Feb. 23
Mar. 16
130* Mar. 31 137
110
Mar. 31 115* Mar. 10
111* Jan. 3 116* Mar. 1
7* Jan.
Mar.
1
3* Mar.
121* Mar.
167
Mar. 10 165* Mar.
5
157
165* Feb. 16
Mar.
6
3* Mar. 31
121* Mar. 31 157
10* Mar. 30
Mar. 23
13* Sale
6* Sale
13* Mar. 30
18
21*
*
*
1*
18*
33*
Jan.
1
1
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar;
9
Mar.
.
1
2
12
6
Jan.
21* Jan.
4* Jan.
10* Mar.
3* Mar.
19* Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 30
1
17* Mar.
2* Mar.
6* Mar.
22* Mar.
6
5* Mar. 25
31
Mar.
8* Feb. 25
2* Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 31 108
4* Jan.
3* Mar. 21
1
38
90* Mar. 31 120* Mar.
1
Mar. 16
130* Mar. 31 137
110
Mar. 31 115* Mar. 10
114
Mar. 15 116* Mar.
1
2
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
1
76
26* Mar. 1
36* Mar. 16
8* Mar. 28
108
7* Mar. 29
4
3
Mar. 30
41* Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar. 30 112
2
Mar. 26
20* Mar. 3
Mar. 25
6)
* Mar. 21
* Mar. 23
2
Mar. 25
165
Sale
2
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
1
1
16* Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Highest
Highest
17* Jan. 12
13* Mar.
15
12
21* Jan. 12
Mar.
10* Jan.
2* Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
7
Elec Ac Musical Ind—
15,400
146,700
14,000
6,900
5,500
100
1,600
28,300
432,200
37,600
16,400
11,900
300
140
780
43,100
2,400
1,300
500
5,600
18,400
10,100
5,700
6,200
11,200
2,000
5,520
1,830
27,800
Elec Power Ac
Light—_.....*
$7 preferred....
$6 preferred
...——*
Elec Storage Battery
*
•
New
...
3* Sale
11* Sale
10
36
shares
1.200 tElk Horn Coal Corp
1,600
3,400
35,100
1,000
100
14,200
American
Sale
38
Sale
2* Sale
6* Sale
22* Sale
33
Sale
32
Sale
18
26*
*
Sale
31
Sale
21* Sale
v8* Sale
a*
*
*
Sale
'""* Sale"
—
-—50
6% preferred
El Paso Natural Gas Co
Endicott-Johnson
"2
3
50
18
5% preferred...—....—100
155,100 Engineers Pub Service...... 1
$5 cony preferred ......—*
5,600
*5.50 preferred w w
*
3,600
$6 cum preferred—......*
1,000
23,900 Equitable Office Bldg
........100
111,800 Erie Railroad
4% 1st preferred.......100
48,500
4% 2d preferred........100
19,400
..5
12,900 Eureka Vacuum Clean
33,800 Evans Products Co—....—5
3,800 Exchange Buffet Corp. .....*
14,450 Fairbanks Co.............25
8% preferred
.....100
6,040
*
52,200 Fairbanks Morse Ac Co
6% preferred
100
2*
18*
32*
34* Sale
102* 104
4* Sale
44
48*
46
14",700
4,300
7,200
60
700
6*
9*
7
Sale
2*
3*
5,300
6,000
2,700
1,200
9,900
_
.
14",600
2,400
44,900
4,900
12,100
139,900
3,900
200
700
6,100
VT 2,800
24,600
12,700
12,900
2,200
69,100
220
360
3,600
9,400
300
550
24,500
68,400
1,140
5,070
800
3,900
47,200
'
880
150
350
5,800
10,100
1,700
820
80
9,100
4,500
,
300
16,400
23,400
240
8,100
19,300
3,400
1,200
3,800
130
297,800
33,600
42,500
Firestone Tire Ac Rubber—10
6% preferred series A..-100
First National Stores...
-*
Flintkote Co (The)
♦
Florence Stove Co
—..*
Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A..*
tFoilansbee Bros
*
Food Machinery Corp.....10
4)4% conr pref
100
Footer-Wheeler
.....10
7% conv preferred....
*
Francisco Sugar Co—..—*
Franklin Simon pref
10fl
Freeport Sulphur Co.
10
Fuller Co prior pref...
*
$6 2d preferred
♦
14,800 Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
34,000 Gair Co Inc (Robt)
1
6,800
$3 preferred
10
1,230 Gamewell Co (The)
*
180 Gannett Co Inc conv $6 pf__*
23,900 Gar Wood Industries Inc...3
16,800 Gen American Inveotoro
*
1,400
$6 preferred
.—...—*
35,800 Gen Amer Transp Corp..—.5
55,300 General Baking Co
5
530
$8 1st preferred-.........*
19,200 General Bronse..........—5
65,100 General Cable...........—♦
20,100
Class A.
2,800
Preferred 7%
100
10,400 General Cigar Inc..........*
600
Preferred (7)
.....100
734,300 General Electric
*
64,900 General Foods
62,800 General Gas Ac Electric cl A.*
2*
2*
2*
5*
1*
*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
2*
2*
2*
5*
1*
Mar.
8
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
Jan.
5
10
Jan,
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
27
26
32* Mar.
7
26
10* Mar.
68
Sale
8
75
50
!
98*
Sale
Sale
Sale
6* Mar.
71* Mar.
55
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
2
22* Mar.
Mar.
75* Mar.
31* Mar.
16*Mar.
Mar.
1
80
.,
70
84
Sale
2
80
Mar.
24* Mar. 30
10* Mar.
22* Mar.
16* Mar.
1* Mar.
Mar.
3
1
18
Mar.
Sale
85
Mar.
7
Mar. 11
Mar.
3
4*
14*
16*
43
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
121
4
10*
19*
88
Sale
Sale
127
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
Mar.
8
20* Mar, 31
Mar. 31
27* Mar. 31
22* Mar. 30
* Mar. 30
30
56
Sale
30
Sale
25
51
Mar. 25
Mar. 29
Sale
Sale
119
Mar. 28
30
5
9
30*
Sale
25* Mar. 31
113
Mar. 30
Sale
4
Sale
6* Mar. 29
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
23* Sale
99
Sale
87
Sale
100
a
\H
2
100
102
1*
Sale
Sale
Sale
18*
Sale
Sale
Sale
23*
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
12
20
Sale
16
18
Sale
Sale
10 £
60
Sale
Sale
59*
Mar. 11
12
Sale
Sale
! Mar. 10
I Mar. 9
Mar.
1
} Mar.
I Mar.
7
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 19
Mar. 25
1
Mar. 22
Mar.
1
Mar. 5
Mar.
1
i Mar. 5
Mar.
21* Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
105
1
1
1
120
Sale
103
j Mar.
i Mar.
i Mar.
Sale
Sale
1
Mar.
8
Mar. 21
1
Sale
Sale
2
Mar.
110
Sale
1* Mar. 29
2* Mar. 31
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
116* Mar. 31
2* Mar. 31
5* Mar. 31
115* 120
40* Sale
31* Sale
Sale
14* Feb.
Mar. 19
Mar. 30
50*
3
Mar. 10
Mar. 30
1
4
9* Jan.
1
11
Sale
22* Feb.
6* Mar. 31
35
4
| Mar.
1
Mar.
2
Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar.
2
1
1
Mar. 19
10
Mar. 30
9* Mar. 26
85
Mar. 10
L10
Mar. 31
27* Mar. 31
22* Mar. 30
* Mar. 30
25
2
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
8* Mar. 23
Mar.
Mar.
1
1
2
7
14* Mar. 23
Mar.
Mar.
2
1
7* Mar. 29
Mar.
1
18
57*
14* Mar. 23
9
Mar. 29
7* Mar. 29
51
Mar. 29
Jan.
Jan.
16* Jan.
90
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
21
fl
12
17
7
20
17
12
10
11
10
15
11
12
10
12
24
23
120* Feb. 11
45>|
Jan. 10
33* Jan. 17
1* Jan. 11
30
Feb.
3
57* Jan. ll
Mar. 5
25* Mar. 31 38* Jan. 16
112* Jan.
4 116* Mar.
6
21* Mar. 30 31* Jan. 18
4
Mar. 31
6* Mar. 29
L02
Jan.
5 106
lk Mar. 30
2*
12* Mar. 30 26*
85* Mar. 19 90
1
2
Mar. 25
Mar.
Mar.
4
5
16
Mar. 25
3
Jan.
4 122
50* Jan.
118
Jan.
Jan.
2* Jan.
4* Mar. 29
7*
4* Mar. 31
7*
82
Mar. 29 97
29
Mar. 29 45*
9
6* Mar. 31
116* Mar. 31 123
5*
2* Mar. 31
13
5* Mar. 31
11
Mar. 30
25*
35
Mar. 30 72
20* Mar. 31 28
13* Mar. 29
15* Mar. 31
13
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
12
13
21
4
[ Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Sale
5* Jan.
40* Jan.
28
27
; Mar.
Mar. 10
45
Sale
Mar. 31
19* Mar. 30
Mar.
4* Mar. 29
4* Mar. 31
74
26*
Mar. 29
2* Mar. 31
10
96
Feb. 20
20* Jan. 12
65
Jan. 18
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
63
26
11
2
82
10
50
3
85
Sale
5
Jan.
85
28
10
12
3
8
Mar.
2
Mar. 15
Mar.
2
Mar.
29* Jan.
15
11
11
33* Jan.
1* Mar. 26
2
8
25* Jan.
92
Jan.
34* Feb.
18* Feb.
Jan.
4
Mar.
90
9f* m
8
11
18
21
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
; Mar.
Sale
95
Sale
12
Feb. 11
18
Mar. 30
88
Sale
,
5
9* Mar. 29
10
Sale
p
15,400
28,300
Sale
16
Mar.
1* Mar. 29
2* Mar. 31
10
Sale
10* Mar. 26
22* Mar. 28
Mar.
11* Mar.
Sale
Mar. 25
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2* Mar.
24
Sale
12
33* Feb. 23
Mar.
"16* Mar."31
Mar.
87*
Sale
9*
Jan.
18
Sale
30
Mar.
11* Sale
23* Sale
15
16*
1* Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
2
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
18* Jan.
x79
Jan.
Mar.
25
Sale
1
1*
1*
12*
67*
22*
Mar. 15
96* Feb.
24* Mar.
Sale
Sale
1
Mar.
96* Feb.
21
19* Mar.
Sale
7
1* Mar.
Sale
120
Mar.
12* Mar.
28
73
75
Mar.""!
1 * Mar.
Sale
21
55
68
25
46
Sale
Sale
6* Mar.
71* Mar.
Mar.
Sale
16* Sale
Sale
Sale
2
2
Mar. 15
75
75
"2* Mar.'
Mar.
Mar.
33* Feb. 18
10* Jan. 14
75* Feb. 25
Sale
22* Sale
.....
Mar.
11
m*
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
50
Sale
1
2
Mar. 11
Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
55
Sale
10,400
10,500
Sale
Sale
2,490
For footnotes see page 40t
5
76
180
54,500
Mar.
Sale
1,136,100
13,700
3,000
14,800
29,900
69,600
8,000
2
33
Sale
347,800
5,400
1,300
4,400
7,200
800
1
19* Mar.
Sale
50
13,500
30,700
1,600
Mar.
3
21
Sale
157,500
13,200
75,400
22,120
20,500
3,400
Mar.
Mar.
29
119
71,700
8,600
21,700
8,250
10,700
2
Jan.
19* Mar.
Sale
*
90
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
19* Sale
93*
91
Sale
6% preferred
100
General Motors Corp......10
Preferred (5)...
*
Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
Common
General Printing Ink......l
$4 preferred..............*
General Public Service....
General Ry Signal
*
6% preferred...........100
Gen Realty Ar Utilities Corp. 1
$6 preferred..............*
General Refractories....
*
Gen Steel Castings $6 pref..*
Gen Theatres Equip Corp...*
Gen Time Instrum Corp....*
General Tire Ac Rubber Co..5
Gillette Safety Rasot ......*
$5 conv preferred.........*
$6 conv preferred A
2
Sale
30
Sale
1,310
90
Jan.
1* Mar.
Jan.
Sale
7,400 General Mills........
80
62
2
1
69*
260
2,300
54
Mar.
Mar.
2
Sale
Filene's (Wm) Sons Co...—*
Mar.
46
1* Mar.
11
Sale
4H% preferred.......—100
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins.2.50
40
1
* Feb.
3* Mar.
3*
Federated Departm't Stores.*
4
1
2*
2*
1*
14
Federal Water Service A....*
3
Mar.
Mar.
90
*
38}
Mar.;
Jan.
106* Jan.
6* Jan.
49* Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3* Mar.
Sale
Federal Screw Works
100
2.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
105
*
5
1
Jan.
Mar.
*
....100
Preferred...
Feb.
33* Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.;
3* Sale
lk
7
50
Federal Motor Truck
* Mar.
1* Jan.
17
Jan.
Sale
40
22,900
9,500
19,900
10,300
4,000
21,000
31%
H*
40 n
Mar.
Sale
Sale
70
—
Mar. 11
Mar. 22
Mar. 26
Mar.
Mar.
5*
1*
Sale
30
11
Light k Traction—15
Lvaar. 23
Mar.
40
21* Mar.
* Feb.
1
Mar.
Sale
74
Federal
18
7
Mar. 28 106}
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Fa Jar do Sug Co Porto Rico. 20
6* Mar.
22* Mar.
42
Sale
3* Sale
7* Sale
1* Sale
1* Sale
7*
9*
27
1
Sale
2*
Sale
Sale
100
1
2
Sale
62
2
33*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
200
$6 preferred
*
1,200 Federal Mining Ac Smelt..100
100
10",500
100
55
54
Sale"
86
Sale
—
~4~, 800
Sale
Mar. 10
13* Mar. 29
15* Mar. 31
13
Mar. 31
8* Mar. 23
9
51
i*
it*
20
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
P
AGGREGATE
SALES
in
Since
March
Share*
69,100
25,300
1,300
21,100
Price
Jan. 3
40
29,000
5,000
3,000
3,800
7,000
3,300
13,500
101,000
5,900
180
"o", 850
110
_
84,200
16,800
4,700
220
2,300
2,300
1,800
390
r 8.100
2,500
160
120
12,200
70
3,000
140
10,100
700
25,100
600
120
90 Gold A Stock Teletf Co
310
Preferred........
—
5,300
10
38,900
2,100
19,600
154 Sale
1254
\l*
29
18
415
10
Sale
8
Sale
40
42
1H
29 X
654
1754
20
25
32 X
26
34
654 Sale
18
17 X
13 X
37
6% preferred...........100
A...........1
240
654% preferred w w
10#
21,200 Hayes Body Corp
2
4,500 Hazel*-Atlas Co............25
58,000 Hecker Prod Corp ▼ t c.....*
25
1,500 Helme (G W)
390
7% preferred
100
91X
.......
150
15
Motors....—...
52
L25
Sale
129
4154
5054
84 54 Sale
16
25
19
Sale
100
9
Sale
20 54
Sale
19*
22
99
it*
Sale
Sale
51
Sale
20
Sale
105
9
185*
102
101
53
21
8 54
56
128
43
AX
96
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
6054 Sale
23 54
2254
50
Sale
3754
2X
"16""
154 Mar. 26
254 Mar. 30
Sale
35
i§x
73
2%
61g
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5254
19
X
1354
2354
12354 124
50
40
1IX
30
8
7%
12
354
854
22
Sale
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2654
3054 Sale
Sale
Sale
5
9754
9054
Sale
125
a5A
Sale
Sale
83
554
Sale
88
140"" 14754
Sale
10
4254 Sale
130
51
122
39
80
865
1654
19.
1954 Sale
Sale
100
554 Sale
1454 Sale
110
100
4954 Sale
1754 Sale
Sale
Sale
6
48 54 Sale
79
83
51X Sale
88 54
92
754 Sale
49 X Sale
44
Sale
Mar.
2
254 Mar.
35ft Mar.
2
23
1
2
Mar.
4
1754 Mar.
5254 Mar.
1
3
Mar.
1
8654 Mar.
454 Mar.
2
2
Mar. 22
15ft Mar.
1
55
Mar.
1
8
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar.
5
4
2
1054 Mar. 30
1954 Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
254 Mar. 31
AX
S*
1
4
Mar.
Mar.
31
30
26
30
29
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
54 Mar.
Sale
85ft Mar.
55
23
72
1554
72
254
5254
Sale
8
Lowest
Sale Prices
5
Mar. 29
43
Mar. 28
13
Mar. 30
38
Mar.
2
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
10
35
254 Sale
12
98
93
95
88
15
2154 Sale
125 X 128
120
7
4
654
77 54
60
50
2
Sale
1
77
9554 99
Hat Corp class
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
2
94
190
Hercules Powder new.....
30
127
50
Sale
126
•
*
740
6% preferred...........100
1,000 Hershey Chocolate.........*
$4 cony preferred........
4,600
1.400 Hlnde A Dauch Paper Co..10
41,700 Holland Furnace..........
910
$5 cony preferred.........*
21,500 Hollander (A) A Son........5
15,200 Holly Sugar Corp.........
10
7% preferred...........100
158,200 Homestake Mining..... 12.50
6,300 Houdallle-Herahey cl A ....*
Class B
•
55,200
Sale
2254 Sale
1254 Sale
23 JSale
2ft
Preferred A...——......2ft
AX
42
Sale
25 X
Hackensack Water.......
Harbison Walker Refrac
AX
Sale
.....
9,400
60 X
154 Sale
10
13,000 Mall Printing.....
*
4,300 Hamilton Watch.......
270
6% preferred...........100
38,000
88
55
——10ti
340 Hanna (M A) Cc If pref
56
Sale
Sale Prices
5
Mar. 29
43
Mar. 28
13
Mar.3u
38
Mar. 2
Ask
92
86
4
......
33,300
610
P
163,300 Greyhound Corp (The).....*
32,600
5H% preferred.......... 10
11,100 Guantanamo Sugar......
640
8% preferred
100
3,900 Gulf Mobile Or Northern.. I so
4,800
6% preferred...
.....100
800
41
1654 Sale
.............
9,800
7,400
72
100
670
Preferred!
Idii
30 Green Bay & Western RR. lOd
24,100 Green (H L) Co
1
120 Greene Cananea Copper.. 100
2,600
5454
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
Sale
254 AX
354 Sale
.
15,900 Hercules
2,500
1,100
17,000
si*
n*
254,000 Graham-Paige Motor*...... I
Granby Conaol Mining
66,000
Smelting & Power Ltd
5
9,400 Grand Union Co trust erf*. 1
6,800
S3 conv preferred series
*
18,300 Granite City Steel.......
14,900 Grant (WT)
10
13,200
5% preferred
20
48,300 Great Northern Ir ore proi
241,000 Great Northern pref——.10ft
16,700 Great WesfSug
5,000
450
700
*
187,700 Goodrich iB F)
11,500
Sf preferred.............
316,400 Goodyear T (k R
S5 preferred
10,300
•
15,300 Gotham Silk Hosiery.—... *
240
85,400
Glmbef Brother*
Mar. 1
Bid
.
11,700
3,500
113,200
3,900
7,900
1938
Par
——
800
67,500
n. y. stock exchange
2,400
$6 preferred......
•
55,300 Glidden Go (The).
......*
2,600
4H% conv preferred
50
26,100 Gobel (Adolf)....
..I
28,000 Goebel Brewind Co.
...1
9,300
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shafts
35
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
April, 1938]
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar. 16
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
2
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
Mar. 23
Mar.
4
Mar.
2
1854
Mar."
1
41
Mar. 21
21
954
1254
2354
12354
"
13 54 "Mar ^ 30
3454 Mar. 29
754 Mar. 31
31
7^| Mar. 31
M^
12
3
1154 Mar. 15
854 Mar. 19
154 Mar. 2
Mar. 22
7
lix
98
9054 Mar. 24
9454
15
Mar. 29
2154
121
Mar. 28 12554
454 Mar. 30
654
5054 Mar. 31
67
15ft Mar. 31
2
Mar.
1
95
Mar.
1
554 Mar. 25
754 Mar.
8454 Mar. 23 *9154 Mar.
2
95
4254 Mar. 31
128
Mar.
80
1654 Mar. 25
1954 Mar. 29
Jan.
Jan*
11
17
15
Jan.
19
57
24
89
Feb.
15
23
28
454 Jan.
11
55
Jan.
Feb.
t
2
Feb. 21
Jan.
12
654 Jan.
12
11
11
10
Jan.
Jan.
10
24
1554 Jan.
12
Jan.
Jan.
12
23
32
12
Mar. 31
Feb. 18
15
121
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
454 Mar. 30
5054 Mar. 31
154 Mar. 31
14
6
22
12
16
15
854 Mar. 19
nl'X
28
6
19
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
10
12
16
12
Mar. 11
Jan.
6
Jan.
7
2154 Jan. 15
Jan. 18
100
Jan.
6
96
Jan.
25
15
12654 Feb. 28
Jan. 19
Feb.
8
67
254 Jan. 11
Feb. 24
95
754 Jan. 17
28
34
7
£754
Mar.
1
1554 Mar.
2
1
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Jan. 11
58
4254 Mar. 31
Feb.
1
12654 Jan. 19 130
40
Mar. 19 4354 Jan. 26
56
1 130
Mar. 19
Mar. 28
40
1
3
80
7954 Mar. 29
554 Mar. 25
Feb. 23
8454 Mar. 23 94
140
Jan.
8 15254 Feb. 17
10
Mar. 26
Jan* 11
17
Mar. 22 150
Mar. 26
2454 Mar. 28
3054 Mar. 31
5
Mar. 25
9054 Mar. 24
7
10
4
8
9
145
754 Feb.
5
Mar. 18
2
10
Jan.
23 12754 Jan.
40
Jan. 22 40
Jan.
1354 Mar. 30 2154 Jan.
Feb.
3454 Mar. 29 45
754 Mar. 31
1154 Mar.
2
Mar.
29
30
Mar.
Mar.
11
19
Jan.
31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7954 Mar.
3
30
Mar. 29
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
95
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
8
Mar. 18
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Jan.
954
1254
2354
12354
Mar. 25
15
5
12
20
3
28
34
Jan.
3
i
554 Mar. 11
2454 Mar. 28
3054 Mar. 31
51
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
Mar.
954 Jan. 10
Jan*- 13
58
27
8
Mar. 30
Jan.
Jan.
1054 Mar. 30
1954 Mar. 31 *2754 Jan.
12
21
Sale Prices
254 Mar. 31
8
Mar. 28
Mar. 25
Mar. 29
8
Highest,
154 Mar. 26
254 Mar. 30
70
Feb,
3
10
Mar. 31
35
Mar. 31
1554 Mar. 31
72
Mar. 30
254 Mar. 30
5254 Mar. 30
54 Mar. 29
1
1
43
93
20
2454
100
Mar. 10 10054
554 Mar. 26
854
14
Mar. 26
185ft
102
49
Mar. 16 102
Mar. 30 6054
1754 Mar. 31 2254
6
Mar. 30
10
9
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 2
Mar. 16
80
17
Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
98
Jan.
Mar.
14
5
Mar. 16
Mar.
4
Mar.
3
Mar.
1
Mar. 28
93
Jan.
1654 Mar. 25
20
Mar.
13
2
31
2454 Mar. 16
10 10054 Mar. 12
554 Mar. 26
Mar. 26
102
Mar. 16
49
Mar. 30
1754 Mar. 31
6
Mar. 30
Jan.
il*
Jan.
12
12
Mar. 16
Jan.
20
Jan.
12
12
1154 Jan,
Household Finance-
3,200
500
75,300
17,600
3,100
1,400
13.600
38,100
47,200
49,600
500
940
270
2,800
16,100
3,000
40
15,600
85,200
10,100
25,100
5,000
280
5,200
79,800
13,800
4,100
5,700
72,800
1,850
40,500
12,700
11,500
Common stock....——.-*
6,900
1,800
5% preferred
... 100
187,100 Houston Oil of Texas » t c .25
Howe Sound Co...——ft
54,000
6,200 Hudson ft Manhattan....100
2,000
5% preferred...........100
13,500 Hud Bay M&SmCo Ltd..100
135,900 Hudson Motor Car—.—..*
139,800 Hupp Motor Car Corp...—1
250
500
Internet Nickel of Canada..*
680
860
2,700
2,300
530
2,320
3,300
290
11,600
1,200
2,000
3,300
110
6,500
8,600
80
85ft
Sale
154 Sale
654
....
International Salt—....—*
Island Creek Coal
1
preferred—...........1
Jewel Tea Inc..............*
92,800 lohns-ManvllIe .........—*
Preferred. .............100
1,300
7,320 Vones ft Laugh Steel pref. 100
6,100 Kalamazoo Stove A Fura Co 10
310 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
39,900 Kansas City Southern.—100
4% preferred—........ 100
3,600
4,400 Kaufman Dept Stores..112.50
11,400 Kayser (J) A Co............5
110 Kelth-Albee drpheum pf.lt*
Kelsey Hayes Wheel-—
Convertible class A.......1
13,600
Cone class B...........—1
23,300
340 Kendall Co $6 pt pf ser A...*
2054 Mar. 30
Sale
3
Sale
14
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
254
254
754 Sale
2
Sale
1554 Sale
xl30
Sale
5254 Sale
14254 Sale
354 Sale
254 Sale
654 Sale
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3854 Sale
12754 135
Mar. 29
5
Mar. 30
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54 Sale
3
15
83
50]
135]
3
654 Mar. 30
Mar. 31
4654 Jan.
4
8354 Jan. 26
5
Mar. 31
854 Mar.
1
50
Mar,
2
Mar.
Mar.
1
5
7
2354 Mar. 30
154 Mar. 26
2354 JVxar. 28
854 Mar. 2
154 Mar.
2054 Mar. 30
5
3
Mar. 29
5
Mar. 30
54 Mar. 30
5254 Mar. 22
90
Feb.
24
854
5354
254
754
2354
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
11
13
13
13
28
10
Jan.
13
154 Jan.
10
1354 Mar 24
20
Mar.
1
654 Mar. 30
1354 Mar. 24
20
23
3354 Mar.
3
23
38
Jan.
Mar.
2
1
4
Mar. 30
Mar. 16
Mar. 29
Jan.
1454 Mar. 31
M
22
.
4
4
Mar. 30
Mar. 16
Mar. 29
1154 Mar.
6
7
Mar.
1454 Mar. 31
20J4 Mar.
60
78
1
Mar. 25
.3654 Mar. 16 L38
5754 Mar. 31 75
754 Mar. 30 1354
354 Mar. 30
454.
25ft Mar. 26
554
15
83
Mar. 30
2
Mar. 29
Mar. 16
654 Mar. 30
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5054 Mar.
15
:130
.41
Mar.
26
23
85
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
1
5
Mar.
1
Mar. 14
354 Mar. 15
1154 Mar. 1
354 Mar. 1
26 25
31 L54
31
1
Mar. 5
Mar. 31
Mar. 4
1
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
654 Mar. 31
1054 Mar.
3
3654 Mar. 31
5154 Mar.
1
7 13554 Mar.
1
2
135
Mar. 25
Mar.
6
4
1
4
Feb. 25
Jan.
10
18
60
Jan.
135
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
12
12
17
Jan.
17
Mar. 25 86
Feb.
8 138
5754 Mar. 31 7854
754 Mar. 30 1554
354 Mar. 30
454
2 5ft Mar. 26
654
15
Mar. 30 25
83
Mar. 16
95
2
Mar. 29
654 Mar. 30 1354
2
Mar. 26
354
15
Mar. 26
29
Mar. 3
Mar. 11 *130
6854 Mar.
9 L52
354 Mar. 31
4
Feb. 25
Jan. 10
iIX
Mar. 31 15454
70
141
Mar.
9 152
354 Mar. 31
2
Mar. 25
654 Mar. 31
11M
5054 Mar. 31
3654 Mar. 31
132
Jan.
14
6
12
11
19
13
12
21
11
Mar. 3
Jan. 12
Jan. 11
Jan. 21
Jan.
Jan.
5254 Feb. 23
1
19 13554 Mar.
"
6,900 International Shoe.........*
6,400 International Sliver———106
7% preferred
100
1,060
—— •
386,600 Internat Tel ft Tel
Foreign there certife
*
169,500
39.200 Interstate Dept Stores....—•
Preferred.............. 100
1,680
3,700 Intertype Corp...........
For footnotes see page 40.
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
5754 Sale
754 Sale
354
354
754 Sale
9,100
154 Sale
2354 Mar. 30
154 Mar. 26
25
60
138
30 5ft Sale
Si
90
654 Sale
43 54 Sale
125
132
5254 Mar. 22
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
11
5% cony pref.........—100
kl6,210 Int Rys of Cent Amer_..._.*
Voting trust certificates..*
"4",880 5% preferred...........100
5,500
5
ft Pow cl B.*
129,200
4,500
86
86
2354 31
254
3
454 Sale
145ft Sale
New. ............ .......15
207,500
30
2,400
40,700
100
Preferred...
4754 *4654 Mar. 30
Sale
554 Sale
21
Sale,
7
6% preferred...........100
Internat Paper
Class C
187,300
25,000
13,900
IjHS
154
454
..
839,610
1,720
2,700
3,500
3,600
Sale
*
37,100 Inland Steel
331,500 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
22,300 Insuranshares Ctfs Ine.—.l
100
44,200 tlnterboro Rap Tran...
17,900 d Interchemlcal Corp.......*
710
6% preferred.......—..100
*
13,100 Intercontinental Rubber.
296,400 Inter lake Iron.............*
41,500 Internet Agricultural......*
Prior preferred...—....100
10,400
12,700 Int Business Machines..—.*
166,900 Internet Harvester......—.*
7% preferred
...——100
2,550
111,500 Internet Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
44,300 Internet Mercan Marine....*
62,900 Int Mining Corp.——1
400
"
42
........ISO
125,500 Illinois Central
5,300
0% pref series A.......100
Leased line 4%.........100
4,460
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
1,050
7,100 Indian Refining.... .....10
49,900 Industrial Rayon Corp.....*
....*
9,200 Ingersoll-Rand
286,700
90,600
53,700
3,150
654 Sale
354 Sale
854 Sale
33 5ft Sale
4
454
454 Sale
1854 Sale
254 Sale
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"3954 Sale"
21
32
16
Sale
Sale
12
65
Sale
50
654 Sale
7
Sale
6
954 Sale
7X
Sale
20
Sale
15
17
13
1354
74 X 87
754 Sale
454 Sale
88
2854 Mar. 25
1954 Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
28
30
31
Mar. 30
654 Mar. 30
6554 Mar. 18
8
Sale
Sale
18
111
Sale
115
18
A\x
4454 Mar.
5154
Sale
Sale
124
Sale
Sale
12554
Sale
18
ilIU
Sale
654 Sale
67
117
60 M Sale
76 X Sale
123
124
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
554 Sale
70 X Sale
954
10X
21H Sale
116
Sale
1954 Sale
2854 Sale
Sale
454 Mar. 29
1854 Mar. 31
254 Mar. 30
Sale"
Sale"
13
2154
1654
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
58
122
50
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1254 Mar.
118
5
12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1354 Mar.
Sale
11
7654
5
Sale
354 Sale
8254 8954
1
1
3
454 Mar. 29
1854 Mar. 31
254 Mar. 30
Man "3
2154 Mar. 18
3354 Mar. 2
1954 Mar. 31
2854 Mar. 31
454 Mar.
'4154
19
2854 Mar. 25
Mar.
2
12
6554 Mar.
8
854 Mar.
854 Mar.
1154 Mar.
70
Mar.
1154 Mar.
2154 Mar.
l
1
4654 Mar. 30
4
554 Feb.
2
6
Mar. 28
Feb.
4
654 Mar. 30
1
63
3
3
8
18
Feb. 10
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
11654 Jan. 19
Sale
Sale
80
854
8
854 Mar.
33 5ft Mar.
65
Mar.
Mar.
454 Mar. 29
3
85
Mar. 26
Mar. 1
6354 Mar. 11
4454 Mar. 30
78
58
Mar.
4
12554 Mar. 14 122
65
18
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Mar.
l
5
11854 Mar. 25
Mar. 3
4
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Mar. 18
Mar,
a*
73
S
Mar. 15
554 Mar. 1
8554 Mar. 24
50
Mar. 29
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24
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954 Jan.
3954 Jan.
6
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12
12
21
Jan. 21
Feb. 17
Jan. 24
Jan. 17
20
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12
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Jan. 10
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78
10
1954 Jan
Mar. 8 11854 Mar. 25
5
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Feb. 25
12
Mar. 29
Jan.
3
Jan. 12
1354 Mar. 31
11
Mar. 30
Jan. 12
65
Mar. 25 73
Mar. 18
1254 Mar. 25
118
$
P
454 Mar. 29
3
80
Mar. 26
Jan.
6
954 Jan.
65i Jan.
87
Jan.
10
10
14
36
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
SALES
AGGREGATE
STOCKS
MarchM
Jan. 3
Shares
Par
611,800
24,200
3,900
5,200
"T.740
2,720
42,900
4,300
3,100
40,400
Kennecott
Copper
♦
Keystone Steel 8c Wire Co—*
Klmbarly-Clark........
Kinney (G R)
.....
600
6,300
6,000
190
20,300
12,600
82,100
19,400
6,700
5,300
24,400
2,600
3,500
33,200
12,100
23,100
140,300
2,800
■
Series B
4,500
#1,800
900
600
^7,020
1,900
9,300
32,700
5,430
3,340
640
310
60
580
19,800
v
500
6,700
,
10,600
30,500
28,900
270
2,400
100
164,800
.
700
1.270
41,800
15,300
9,200
10,200
17,100
590
■'
1,600
7,900
340
26,600
700
Manati
Sugar Co
Mandel
Bros
*
5,470
tManhat'n Ry Co.
Mod
7% gu.100
..100
5% guar
Manhattan Shirt.
....25
13
16
22
Sale
7)4 Sale
24% 25%
88%
90% Sale
88
160
170
Sale
105%
1% Sale
32
Sale
3% Sale
18
Sale
103% 106
16% Sale
131
135%
16
Sale
51
Sale
16
Sale
4%
27
90
93%
165
26% Sale
10%
10%
23% Sale
1-6
Sale
17%
Prior preferred
Second preferred
6
10
6%
Sale
Sale
4 6*
7%
Sale
1%
1%
23% 28
7% Sale
20% Sale
3
Sale
Masonite
Corp—
7% preferred
100
10
*
*
$3 preferred ex-warrants.-*
$6 1st preferred
....*
McCall- Corp...........--..*
tMcCrory Stores new com.. 1
6% con? preferred...
100
w
$3
con?
McLei
6%
an
*
pref
Stores Co......—1
con?
pref
Mead Corp
$6 pref series A
—
100
*
*
$5.50
5%
conv
1st pref..
50
210 Merch 8c Min Transp Co....*
Mesta Machine Co
5
..
....
•Haml Copper
5
62,500 Mid-Continent Petroleum.10
......—
153% 157
34% Sale
5
20%
Sale
25
8
Sale
73
25%
81
94%
166
19
80
14% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
126
22
Sale
32
Sale
12%
27
12%
Sale
13%
6%
11%
15
7%
13
2%
Sale
%
4
10%
1%
28
1%
6%
11%
2
Sale
8% Sale
18% Sale
3%
3%
34% Sale
22%
40
6
21
41
Sale
24
90
95
Sale
Sale
7% Sale
35
Sale
7
80
94
7%
13
Sale
50
53
72
54
43%
46%
*
Sale
8% 1st preferred
100
10 Milw El Ry 8c Lt 6% pref..l00
39,400 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co....*
540
4% conv pref ser B.....100
91
93
96
100
61
Sale
102
105
5.
21%
6
40
5%
Sale
15%
Sale
9% Sale
19
Sale
26% Sale
95% Sale
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
128
Sale
Sale
Sale
24%
116% 126
16% Sale
25
10%
Sale
Sale
18% Sale
Sale
4%
6
6% Sale
2% Sale
9
Sale
1% Sale
5%
Sale
J*
m
3%
10
19
5%
5
Sale
a
l%
Sale
Sale
14% Sale
3
Sale
25
Sale
28% Sale
3% Sale
17
Sale
61
Sale
75
8%
Highest
Sale Prices
26% Mar. 30
6% Mar. 31
20
114
93
Sale
1% Mar. 29
15% Mar 31
2% Mar. 26
.
22
Mar. 26
12% Mar. 31
8
Mar. 29
15
Mar. 26
8%
3%
10%
13%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
100
3
%
1%
19%
6%
19%
23%
6
25
81
81%
160
31
26
31
30
14%
20% Mar. 26
Mar. 25
29
12% Mar. 31
Mar.
4% Mar.
27% Mar.
15% Mar.
9
7
1
Mar.
2
22% Mar.
11% Mar.
4% Mar.
14% Mar.
2
4
15
Mar
13%
128%
12%
30%
17Mar.
31
17%
104%
13
22
Mar. 29
18% Mar.
27
ill6% Mar. 30 122
1 16
Mar. 29
22%
24% Mar. 30
32%
10
Mar. 26
12%
18% Mar. 31 27
% Mar. 29
1%
4% Mar. 30
5%
5% Mar. 26
16
2% Mar. 26
8
Mar. 30
1% Mar. 31
5
Mar. 31
% Mar. 4
3% Mar. 23
9% Mar. 28
% Mar. 30
18%
5%
14%
2%
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 26
25
Mar. 29
19% Mar. 31
162
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
83% Mar. 9
8% Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
10% Mar. 31
7
Mar. 23
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
35% Mar. 25
14
Sale
14
5%
28%
5%
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
5% Mar. 29
28% Mar. 31
Mar. 29
5
Mar. 26
83
Mar. 26
For footnotes
.....
see page
40.
Mar.
1
2
Mar. 21
Mar. 23
Mar.
5
5
Mar. 17
4% Mar. 23
12% Mar. 11
1% Mar. 8
28
8%
19%
3%
35
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 16
Mar.
Mar.
2
4
27% Mar. 10
Mar. 17
41% Mar.
2
Mar. 30
Mar
22
26
12% Mar 31
8
Mar
Jan.
Mar. 29
3
%
1%
19%
6%
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
19% Mar.
23% Mar.
6
1% Jan.
5% Jan.
28% Jan.
30
27% Mar. 2
42
Jan. 11
9
Jan. 10'
27% Feb. 25
31
21% Mar.
7% Mar.
Mar.
2
1
1
23
Mar.
2
Mar. 26
Mar.
1
Mar. 28
Mar.
2
Mar. 3
Mar.
2
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Mar. 12
Mar.
13
53
35
Mar. 31
44
3%
16%
Sale
Sale
3% Mar. 30
16% Mar. 29
5
9
28
14
Sale
5%
13%
Sale
Sale
26% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 31
12% Mar. 30
Mar. 30
16
Sale
16
80
Sale
92
80
Mar. 31
15%
40%
9%
19%
26%
95%
50
Sale
50
Mar. 31
67
2
100% Mar. 31 105% Mar. 18
Mar. 1
Mar. 7
Mar. 29
Mar. 16
Mar. 21
Mar. 9
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Mar. 2
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar.
1
1
Mar. 25
Mar.
1
Jan.
Jan.
81% Mar. 31 102% Jan.
160
14
10
11
Mar. 30 167
14% Mar. 31
18
20% Mar. 26
29
Mar. 25
12% Mar. 31
33
Mar. 31
104
Mar. 23
% Mar. 26
26
Mar. 31
2% Mar. 28
14% Mar. 31
97
13%
128%
12%
30%
13
22
Jan.
5
Feb. 28
34% Jan. 12.
42% Mar.
20
Jan.
52% Jan.
106% Jan.
1% Jan.
39% Feb.
4% Feb.
21
Mar. 31 106
31
18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
23 140%
31
17%
29 56%
30 21%
Mar. 29
31
% Mar. 29
4% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 26
2% Mar. 26
Mar. 30
9
1% Mar. 31
5
Mar. 31
% Jan.
3% Feb.
7
Jan.
6
7
8
% Mar. 30
18%
5%
14%
2%
25
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
30
30
26
29
19% Mar. 31
157
5
12
12
14
17
21
23
Jan. 12
Jan. 18
Jan. 14
Mar. 11
Jan. 13
Jan. 10
Jab. 12
Jan.
116% Mar. 30 126
16
Mar. 29
24%
24% Mar. 30 32%
10
Mar. 26
13%
18% Mar. 31 30%
2
7
Jan.
21
Jan. 12
Feb. 28
Feb. 10
Jan. 11
Mar. 15
Jan. 10
9
20% Jan.
9
Jan.
12% Jan.
2% Jan.
7% Jan.
1% Jan.
6% Jan.
12% Mar.
1% Jan.
29
Jan.
9% Jan.
21% Jan.
4% Jan.
37% Jan.
13
13
13
11
11
31
13
11
13
14
12
3
24
10
27% Mar. 10
Jan.
26 165
Feb. 23
28% Mar. 31 42% Jan. 15
3% Mar. 26
Mar. 29
Jan.
4
35
7
84
11
Mar. 30
Mar. 30 100
81
Mar. 28
4
6% Feb. 25
12
13
12
26
29
30
29
Mar. 29
25
12
10
8
31
15% Jan. 12
30 19% Jan. 12
4 102
Feb.
9
26
17
Mar.
12
Jan, 12
20
80
42
17
18
1
2
12
12% Jan.
6
Jan,
Mar. 29
Mar.
3
9% Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
30
31
20
91
74
15
6
17% Jan.
28
29
4
1
3
12
18
Mar. 26
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
23
9
15
16% Jan.
18% Jan.
8%
3%
10%
13%
95
Mar.
12% Mar.
43% Jan. 10
9% Jan. 12
22% Mar. 4
2% Jan. 10
15
?
6
Mar. 25
1§
2
1
3
1
50
r is
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
4
Mar. 26
Minn Mollne Pow Implem..*
7
Sale
5% Sale
7
4% Sale
35
Mar. 31
50%
52
52
55
37
Sale
50%
% Sale
%
6,400 Minn St Paul"8c"S S"Mil—Ion
% Sale
% Mar. 24
%
,%
% Mar. 16
% Sale
7% preferred...........100
1,000
%
1
Sale
% Mar. 28
1,610
4% leased lines........100
)4
11
Mar. 31
15
15% Sale
Sale
15% 11
12,800 Mission Corp-..............*
14%
3
1% Mar. 26
•
2% Sale
33,200 Mo Kan-Texas .;
3
3%
1% Sale
4% Mar. 29
8% Sale
9% Sale
10
71,900
4% Sale
5% preferred series A...100
1%
1%
% Mar. 30
12,500 {Missouri Pacific........100
1% Sale
1%
Convertible prefer red—100
2% Sale
2% Sale
36,600
1% Mar. 25
Sale
2%
10
Mar. 30
13% Sale
18,600 Mohawk Carpet Mills
15% Sale
...20
10% Sale
15%
84
Sale
39,400 Monsanto Chemical Wks.-lO
88% Sale
68% Mar. 31 89
68% Sale
110
111
111
400
$4.50 pref.
113% 111
114% 113% Mar. 25 113%
25
Mar. 31
457,300 Montgomery Ward 8c Co.....*
36% Sale
30% Sale
25% Sale
36%
2,000 Morrell (J) 8c Co.........
21%
24%
*
27% 29
24% Mar. 31 26
24% Sale
33
25
Mar. 31
3,450 Morris 8c Essex
50
Sale
36% Sale
36% 25
36
145,700 Mother Lode Coalition.....*
% Sale
% Sale
% Mar.
1
% Sale
%
41.200 Motor Products
*
15% Sale
17% Sale
10% Mar. 31
18
10% Sale
12
Sale
21,400 Motor Wheel
8
8
5
Mar. 31
Sale
10% Sale
12%
32,800 Mueller Brass Co
1
17% Sale
16% Sale
11% Sale
11% Mar. 29 17%
5
Sale
4
4
44,200 Mulllns Mfg Corp class B...1
Mar. 25
6% Sale
Sale
6%
50
50
54
55
26
1,570
$7 conv preferred.........*
Mar. 30
51
28% Sale
11
13%
3,400 Munslngwear
11%
*
14%
9% Sale
9% Mar. 30 13%
51
Sale
50%
51
14,100 Murphy Co (G C
*
34% Mar. 26 50%
38% Sale
102% 102%
1,040
98% 105
98
5% preferred...........100
98% Mar. 29 103
5
Sale
4
64,500 Murray Corp of America-. 10
6% Sale
Mar. 29
4% Sale
6%
44
46
30
1,300 Myers (F E) 8c Bros
40% 50
*
40
37% Mar. 29 x43
i" ?|
Mar. 21
6% Mar.
59
Sale
17,300
3,200
Mar. 17
5
45
35
100% Sale
1
1
3
62
Mar. 19
7
Mar.
6% Mar. 26
61% Mar. 30
14
1
Mar.
12
Mar. 10
165
28% Mar. 31
3% Mar. 26
17
1
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
Mar. 1
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Mar, 2
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
16%
Mar. 23
140%
Mar. 31
16
Mar.
Mar. 29
49% Mar.
Mar. 30
9
2
17% Mar. 15
32% Mar. 1
42%>Mar. 5
.
97
9
3
15% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 26
1
18
50%
104
Mar. 23
106%
% Mar. 26
1%
26
Mar. 31
38%
2% Mar 28
4%
14% Mar. 31
10%
7% Sale
61%
1% Mar. 29
12% Jan.
7
Mar. 31
33
61
55
Mar. 17
2
Feb.
19
15% "Mar." "2
17
Mar. 3
Mar. 29
101% Mar. 19
Mar. 29
6% Mar. 9
Mar. 26
% Mar. 1
Mar, 29
3% Mar. 7
Mar. 30
26% Mar. 1
Mar. 29
9% Mar. 2
Mar. 30
27% Mar. 2
Mar. 31 35
Mar.
1
Mar. 29
8
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
27
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
91
Mar. 4
Mar. 31
93% Mar. 2
Mar. 30
165% Mar. 4
Mar. 31
6
85
26% Mar. 30
6% Mar. 31
~
9"""Marr30
61
oly* A^
37
Sale
39% Mar. 1
8% Mar. 15
22% Mar. 4
Mar. 29
Sale
7
95
106
Lowest
Sale Prices
20
12% Sale
9
Highest
Sale Prices
...
62
41% Sale
4% Sale
18
Sale
15
16%
37% Sale
7% Sale
18% Sale
Sale
25% Sale
19% Sale
162
161% 164% 160
11% Sale
66%
53
163
104
108
Sale
%
Sale
26%
Sale
2%
17%
18%
14%
97
103% Sale
16% Sale
13%
131
133
15%
16%
12%
49
Sale
31
18
Sale
13
17%
49%
106%
1%
38%
4%
21
21
Midland Steel Products
81% Sale
155
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
72%
80
13% Sale
9% Sale
41% Sale
6% Sale
29%
7
Sale
Sale
25
79%
11%
13
x8]4 Sale
40% Sale
29
Sale
94
20
78%
85""
13% Sale
Sale
Sale
"6% ~~6% ~~7%
12% Sale
Sale
Sale
6
100
8% Sale
3%
4
10% Sale
13% Sale
22
2
100
Sale
32%
12%
33%
1% Sale
100
Sale
Sale
6
100
9
15
1
*6%
Sale
12% Sale
Sale
1
Corp
23
40
30% I 29
122
121% 125
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
35
9
Sale
15% Sale
3% Sale
32
29
18
28% Sale
6% Sale
20
17
18%
101%---— 100
6% Sale
3%
% Sale
%
2
3%
4
20
26% Sale
9%
9%
6%
19%
27% Sale
23%
34% Sale
8
Sale
6%
5
Maracalbo OH Ezplor
Marine Midland
17,900
137,000
22,300
1,110
6%
27%
15% Sale
1
pref ser B w warr__*
—*
7,000 Melville Shoe Corp
1
26,600 Mengel Co
110
v-
—*
....10
Magma Copper
30
1,610
14,800
8,100
19,600
Co, Ine
Madison Square Garden....*
35,400
1,300
15,700 McGraw Electric Co, new
1
*
11,100 McGraw Hill Pub Co
110,300 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines--5
41,700 McKeesport Tin Plate..
10
5
81,100 McKesson 8c Robbias
20
28,000
4,500
*
*
18,000 May Dept Stores
21,200 Maytag Co (The)
$3 preferred w
5,300
180
5,500
16,300
Sale
22% Sale
60
410
34
31% Sale
90
200
H)
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24%
..*
150
6,300
800
(R
Sale
100
5%
)4
3%
24%
9%
19,700 Mathleson Alkali Works....*
18,400
•
14,400
3,800
800
6% preferred
Mack Truck Inc
2,900 Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (Del.) 1
*
86,500 Marshall Field 8c Co
200,400 Martin (Glenn L) Co
1
17,500 Martin Parry Corp
•
11,200
30,900
*
25
870 Market Street Ry
Preferred.
290
420
30
90
*
;
Mac Andrews 8c Forbes Co.. 10
Macy
16%
96
105
Loew'e Incorporated
5%
25%
14%
12
Ask
....
11$
*
new
Corp
ill
11 fell %
45
*
......
Sale
8%
22%
11)4 Sale
5)4
5%
*
*
$6.50 preferred
Sale
35
*
*
Link Belt Co
Liquid Carbonic
15
25
5%
15%
16%
28% Sale
36%
38%
17% Sale
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Lima Locomotive Works
100
1,900
M 4.200
15",300
100
9,800 Loose-Wiles Biscuit
720
5% preferred
Wm,500
550
25
Preferred
*
WP.600
5,900
30,900
28,600
8,800
1
LIbby McNeill 8c Llbby
»
Life Savers Corp
.—.-5
130
15,700
120
700
1,600
14,600
50
Long Bell Lumber A
61,600
47,800
15,600
20,100
11,800
2,800
1,230
34,020
6,000
17,400
90,200
34,000
4,400
13,300
*
Lolt incorporated
30
3,800
19,400
13,200
50
Liggett & Myers Tob com. .25
Lone Star Cement
9F700
8,800
13,300
100
49,900 Lorlllard (P) common
10
Preferred
100
2,880
9,700 Louisville Gas 8c Elec A
*
100
16,000 Louisville 8c Nashville
40,000 Ludlum Steel..............l
5,300
1,500
31,800
54,400
5,300
6,600
Sale
14% Sale
Libbey-Owens Ford Glass...*
71,000
K3.900
i
preferred....
52.700
27,900
i
220
X
5
24
8
Sale
Lehn 8c Fink Products Corp.5
Lerner Stores Corp
..*
.
18,600
720
4,600
jHL
con?
21%
Sale
7%
21
2
2%
20% 48
*
16,900
6% con? preferred
56,600 Lehman Corn (The)
9,400
7,000
30,400
7,800
2.700
2,000
8,800
1,500
1,100
12,600
7,200
10,300
48,900
1,800
29,700
19,300
13,000
3,600
M
4%
38%
7%
20%
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
35 %
15)4
1
Kroger Grocery 8c Bak..
Bid
Sale
10
...
340
Ask
*
Kresge (S S) Co
Kresge Dept Stores
Kress (S H) 8c Co new..
50,600 Lehigh Valley
13,300 Leblgb Valley Coal
20,700
7,000
8,100
19,600
Bid
12
1,630 Laclede Gas Light
100
3,100
5% preferred...........100
23,400 Lambert Co (The)
.......*
1,000 Lane Bryant
*
14,800 Lee Rubber 8c Tire..
19,100 Lehigh Portland Cement..25
610
1,160
10,400
<
*
.1
8% preferred
..*
$5 prior preferred........*
120
14,700
3,000
2,000
18.200
Mar. 1
1938
221,600
10,100
2,000
2,700
,
„
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
prices in march
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
6% Jan.
25
Jan.
20
Mar.
91% Feb.
8% Mar. 31
16
6
10
61
10
7
Mar. 23
Mar. 31
Jan.
31
Mar. 26
35% Mar. 25
14
Mar. 29
5% Mar. 31
28% Mar. 31
5
82
Mar. 26
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
79
15
10%
45%
26%
8%
35%
8%
17
84
6% Mar. 26
61% Mar. 30
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
61
Jan.
35
Mar. 31 z48
Jan.
3% Mar. 30
5% Jan.
50
16% Mar. 29
14
23
i
Mar. 19
16%
43%
11%
22%
16
Mar. 30
27%
80
Mar. 31 101%
94% Jan. 16 94%
46% Jan. 28 67
100% Mar. 31 105%
4
35
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
% Feb.
2
% Jan.
3
% Mar. 28
11
Mar. 31
1% Mar. 26
4% Mar. 29
% Mar. 30
1% Mar. 25
10
Mar. 30
10
18
11
18
15
Jan. 12
Feb.
1
Jan. 12
Jan. 10
Feb. 23
Jan. 15
Mar. 26
72
26% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 31
12% Mar. 30
12
10
29
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
12
25
19
13
11
1
13
17
11
11
12
12
16
2
Feb. 28
7% Jan.
12
60
Jan.
12
%
1%
1%
17%
3%
11%
2%
3%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
11
Jan.
Jan.
11
17
Jan.
12
12
13
12
10
8
68% Mar. 31
111
25
91% Feb. 25
Jan.
5 113% Mar. 25
Mar. 31
37% Feb. 23
Mar. 26
24% Mar. 31
2
25
Mar. 31
30% Jan.
39% Jan.
17
Mar.
Mar.
1
_%Jan.
Mar.
2
% Jan.
3
10% Mar. 31
3
10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
2
1
11% Mar. 29
4
Mar. 25
Mar.
8
26
Mar. 30
Mar. 8
Mar. 2
Mar.
8
Mar. 1
Mar. 14
8
Mar. 31
21 % Jan.
14
Jan.
21%
7%
64%
14%
9% Mar. 30
34% Mar. 26 57
98% Mar. 29 104
4
Mar. 29
7%
37% Mar. 29 47%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
10
10"
15
13
Feb. 23
Jan.
Jan.
12
12
Jan. 17
Feb. 24
c
April, 1938]
AGGREGATE
N. Y. STOCK
SALES
In
March
Shares
78,500
1,190
13,900
8,700
51,000
600
1,200
400
1,200
21,200
53,100
360
880
800
1,840
20,000
5,200
99,000
1,500
133,600
116,300
10,200
2,700
35,000
500
40,600
48,800
400
800
420
760
8,100
23,800
88,800
2,500
4,000
67,600
171,600
24,030
4,000
32,700
1,100
300
26,200
65,900
8,100
900
100
6,300
8,800
1,200
400
3,200
150
400
10,400
14,900
8,800
1,990
4,210
420
90
3,700
1,060
110,200
1,100
106,800
1,100
4,920
8,190
Nat
Cash
Sale
7% preferred class A....100
7% preferred class B....100
111
Sale
Sale
National Dept Stores
21
Nat Gypsum Co
*
Nat Power A Light
Nat Rye of Met 1m pref
10ft
5% 2d preferred........100
National
29
Siwi..
Nat
Supply Co of Pa......10
preferred............-40
5 M% prior preferred... 100
6% prior preferred
100
$2
100
New York
100
Dock
5%_preferred
1st
50
_
56
Central
100
Northern Pacific
.....*
Oliver Farm Equipment....*
Omnibus Corp tic (The) -*
(The)
Preferred A
20,700 Pacific
1,620
700
930
2,400
24,000
7,100
8,400
760
1,050
11,600
159,800
300
3,900
1,850
2,000
2,440
1,960
2,360
4,400
56,300
18,800
18,300
1,000
2,200
1,390
1,650
100
90
Sale
Sale
26
71
37
Sale
10
65
Sale
45
Sale
36
39
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
42%
17%
14%
21*
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
3%
Sale
112M
52%
Sale
57*
2%
Sale
5
Sale
1%
Sale
8%
.........10
First preferred
2d preferred......
._—*
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Elec
(Cal).10
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
J
§1%
n*
9%
3,700
116,800
31,600
15,800
11,800
45,000
36,900
31.000
6,800
47,000
9,200
29.700
6,000
6,200
Parmelee
T ransport Co.
Peerless Corp...........
Penlck A Ford........
t
..*
70
39
28
101
105
11
38
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
120
20%
10%
7%
12%
18%
2%
8%
103
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
51%
Sale
48
88
95
100
45
1%
2%
%
4%
%
192%
Sale
Sale
185
104
preferred......100
100
67
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
90
99
10%
93
Sale
29
Sale
iVA
Sale
22
12
Sale
24%
9%
Sale
Sale
94
6
Sale
127
.n
11
Sale
125
Sale
49
40
13
Sale
45
130
Sale
10
59!
93
Sale
52%
14
Sale
43
46
115
Sale'
55
9%
9
A*
Sale
11%
Sale"
124
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
4
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
30% Sale
10
40
114
Sale
46
42
Sale
3% Sale
11% Sale
Sale
Sale
114
136% Sale
12% Sale
Sale
4%
8%
51%
40
Sale
9%
nl*
il*
Sale
89
Sale
21
10
20
2%
37
19%
2
8
11
A*
4
Sale
11%
Sale
Sale
9% Sale
23
Sale
32% Sale
10
89
133
Sale
Sale
Sale
10% Sale
3% Sale
5%
9%
6i*
it*
.....*
Sale
m t?H
63
Mar.
Jan. 11
Mar. 31
28
100
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
20
Mar.
12% Mar. 31
Mar. 24
Mar. 26
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
10
7
18
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
2
5% Mar. 26
101
Mar. 30
%~Mar. 26
56
Jan.
38
Mar.
Mar. 31
85% Feb. 24
Jan.
IS
42
15
Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
12
10
12
Jan.
2% Jan.
6% Jan.
17
11
1
.
26
10
18
10
1% Jan.
10
15
10% Jan.
24
62
10
Jan.
88% Jan.
5
Jan.
4
1% Jan.
11
Jan.
13
17
12
13
10
13
13
12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
46
31
31
30
31% Mar. 22
2% Mar. 16
30
18
Mar. 22
7
94
4
11
Feb.
84%
6%
27%
1%
12%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
57
Mar.
2
40
10
Mar.
4
6
Mar.
5
17% Mar.
3
8
Mar.
13
Mar.
26
Mar.
37
Mar.
14
Mar.
2%
10%
3%
3
9%
2 a:22%
1
32%
7
9%
Mar.
1
1
89
Sale
31% Mar.
13
1 % Mar.
20
2
Sale
3% Mar.
8% Mar.
6% Mar. 4
11% Mar. 21
Sale
4
Sale
41
Sale
55
16
Mar.
2
1
1%
37% Mar.
3
31%
Mar.
2
13
Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
n*
1% Mar.
2% Mar.
10% Mar.
it*
1
Mar.
2
Mar.
1
2% Mar.
1
Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar.
8
Mar.
1
Mar.
P
14% Mar.
19% Mar.
9
27
110
Mar. 18
Mar. 29
31% Mar. 1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
23
29
30
62% May.
9
26
26
26
30
22
Mar.
3
Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
26
25
29
26
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
29
31
28
1 %
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
3%
8% Mar. 31
4
Mar. 26
41
Mar. 30
55
Mar. 31
1% Mar. 24
2% Mar. 30
10% Mar. 30
10
Mar. 30
14% Mar. 31
19% Mar. 28
110
Mar. 29
22% Mar. 26
3% Mar.
11% Mar.
8
9
.1% Mar. 26
5% Mar. 26
35
1
17% Mar. 26
Mar.
Jan.
93% Jan.
13% Jan.
31% Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
21
12
13
14% Jan. II
32% Feb. 21
12% Jan. 1J
96
Mar. II
2
13% Mar. 25
2% Mar.
Mar.
99
7
31
31
30
136% Mar. 21 3:132% Mar. 30
10
Mar. 18
1
12% Mar.
1
3% Mar. 30
4% Mar.
7
Mar. 29
7% Mar. 25
% Mar. 25
1% Mar. 9
27% Mar. 26
50% Mar. 2
29
Mar. 31
40% Mar. 4
91
Mar. 22
90% Mar. 11
Mar.
1
10
5% Mar. 31
65
Mar. 26
85% Mar. 9
1
6% Mar. 31
10% Mar.
Mar.
54% Jan.
10% Jan.
7% Jan.
24% Jan.
122
Jan. 14 12SH Mar.
Jan.
6% Mar. 31
Jan.
30% Mar. 31 56
16
10
Jan.
Mar. 30
Jan.
42% Jan. 26 50
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
114
Mar.
2
Mar. 26
20% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 30
85
Mar. 29
4
Mar. 28
Mar.
96
Mar. 29
5% Mar. 30
92
10
13% Mar.
32% Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar.
% Mar. 18
2
Mar.
1
Mar. 15
87% Mar. 2
1
12% Mar.
Mar. 30
Sale
9%
14
7% Sale
4 % Sale
18
Sale
28% 30%
62
61
18
10
Mar. 25 198
20
Sale
19%
22%
38%
26%
4%
11%
115%
%
11
14
Mar. 29 106% Jan.
22
Jan.
*132%Mar.
10
39
13% Mar. 3)
6% Mar.
VA
19% Jan.
4 100
2
16
Mar.
1 % Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
135
Sale
1% Sale
3% Sale
70
40
100
Sale
p
12
23
Feb. 25
29% Mar. 1
79% Mar. 2
75
Feb. 23
4% Jan. 14
10% Jan. 20
23% Jan.
7
1
2% Mar. 26
10% Mar. 25
3% Mar.
9% Mar.
*22% Mar.
32% Mar.
9% Mar.
65
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
6%
13% Mar. 25 21%
123% Mar. 24 128%
6% Mar. 31 10%
30% Mar. 31 45
10
14
Mar. 30
7
8%
%
%
62%
9
7
20
4
11
12
7
12
Mar.
Mar. 25 185
Mar. 29 104% Mar.
19M Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
20% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 30
85
Mar. 29
10
24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
10
89
10
1% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 30
% Jan.
5
4% Mar. 29
Mar.
7% Feb.
29% Jan.
3 106
9% Mar. 31
.
87
Jan.
Feb. 25
Mar.
% Mar. 18
135
1
Mar.
48
1
4
Mar.
Sale
16
40.
Mar. 31
Mar.
4
90% Mar.
5% Mar.
Preferred..............100
see page
Feb.
2% Mar. 28
7% Mar. 31
15% Mar. 29
90
Sale
Sale
liH
100
27
Mar. 31
70
% Mar.
27% Mar.
Prior preferred.........100
Marquette
63
Mar. 15
Mar. 25
38
40
6
11
10
31
31
Mar. 17
29
1% Sale
6%
7
19
Sale
Pere
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
4
Sale
23
31%
Mar. 29
%
%
44%
14%
Jan.
Mar.
110% 112% 110
Sale
23
22% Mar.
Peoria A Eastern........100
5
20
3 159
7 136
21
Mar.
Mar
Mar.
101
Mar. 30 115% Mar.
% Mar.
% Mar. 26
59
Mar.
56% Mar. 11
2% Mar.
1% Mar. 31
5% Mar.
2% Mar. 30
1 % Mar.
% Mar. 31
7% Mar.
4% Mar. 29
4
.
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
Feb.
43
Jan.
6
18% Jan. 10
31
15% Jan. 12
31
30 112% Mar. 2
Mar. 7
30 110
7% Jan. 11
29
1
5% Feb.
30
31 23% Feb. 17
1
2
Sale
n
w*
11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
29
86
1%
26
111
Jan.
Mar. 25
38
Mar.
28
Sale
Sale
19%
6
10%
20%
7%
83%
3%
15%
Sale
5
140
Sale
Sale
136
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
17% Sale
7% Sale
13%
5
10
31
100
Sale
,
Jan.
29% Mar.
79% Mar.
23
70
it*
95% 100
7
6%
21% Sale
Feb.
...
130% Feb.
13% Mar. 29
_
65
11*
Sale
21
5
% Mar. 30
% Mar. 5
58% Mar. 5
28
Mar. 31
38%
102% Mar. 21 105
6
Mar. 24
10%
9% Mar. 31 17%
20
Mar. 26 36%
10
Mar. 30
18%
7
Mar. 25
17%
12% Mar. 31 30
18
Mar. 30 25%
2
Mar. 25
4%
5% Mar. 26 11%
igg
13%
30%
Mar.
11
Jan.
17% Mar. 29
9% Mar. 10
22% Mar. 4
100% 101% 100
Sale
14% Sale
13%
52% 43% 45% 46
Sale
Sale
6
5%
92
93%
87%
89%
84%
Sale
12% Sale
6%
Sale
30
29%
27%
Sale
2%
2%
1%
15%
17%
21%
12%
9
45
114
\Vi
Sale
Mar. 29
Mar. 5
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
7
Jan.
Jan.
10*
20*
150
Jan. 17 157
12% Mar. 23 17%
80
65
Mar. 31
158
22% Mar.
13^
Mar. 25
6
13
Mar.
Mar.
12% Jan. 10
Feb. 18
15,
15% Mar. 31
12%
11%
106%
105%
3%
3%
17%
2% Mar. 28
7% Mar. 31
15% Mar. 29
86
10
conv
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"112
Mar. 15
6% Mar. 30
7% Mar. 22
8% Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 17 x75
x75
104% Sale
19%
108 %
Sale
38
14%
6%
14
Sale
95
85%
95% 108
A*
.
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
5%
1*
5
10
'»
Cement....
conv
5
31,800 Petroleum Corp
26,000 Pfelffer Brewing Go........*
..25
267,600 Phelps Dodge..
3,300 Philadelphia Co pref t%..50
500
SO preferred............-*
Sale
Penn-Dixie
$7
77
Sale
110
55
800 Pet Milk
For footnotes
Sale
71
24,100 People's Gas L A Coke
2,400
4,900
3,220
3,570
63
3
Penney (J C) Co..
...._.*
Penn Coal A Coke........10
pref series A
*
Penn Glass Sand Corp v tc._*
..50
272,500 Pennsylvania RR Co..
1,700 People's Drug Stores Inc ...*
130
Sale
60
105
59
Mar. 29
63
90
7% Sale
15% Sale
17%
29%
25 %
4%
11%
115%
%
5
Mar. 31
55
18
13% Mar. 29
23
%
%
72
•
Pathe Film Corp...........*
Patino Mines A Ent Cons ..*
1
131
Sale
37% Sale
14%
15%
Parke. Davis A Co.......—*
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
Sale
23
h
Mar.
4 159
Mar. 16 133
23
26
1
Sale
41
31
17% Mar.
31
15% Mar.
30 112% Mar.
Mar.
30 110
29
6% Mar.
4% Mar.
30
31 22% Mar.
Mar.
25 19
5
Mar. 30
7% Mar.
17% Mar. 29 23% Mar.
158
140"
9%
13%
13%
8%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
44% Sale
14% Sale
Sale
Park Utah Cons Mines
Sale
70
Sale
98%
Mar. 25
Sale
Sale
1
Mar. 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 1
6
Mar. 25
Mar. 1
15% Mar. 31 a;20% Mar. 10
Mar. 18
152% Mar. 29 154
12% Mar. 23 15% Mar. 1
65
Mar. 31
77% Mar. 1
6% Mar. 30
7% Mar. 22
8% Mar. 30
Sale
Sail*
Sale
Park A Tllford
Highest
Sale Prices
38
22%
10
84
conv
Lowest
Sale Prices
%
%
44%
14%
90
71%
3% Sale
484.000 Paramount Pictures.......
1st preferred
100
4.900
2d preferred............10
58.500
4%
11
Sale
ill"
132% 130
21% Sale
13%
*
25
154
12% Sale
Sale
23
159
131
-•
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
Highest
Sale Prices
12%
Sale
11%
112
103% 107% 106%
109
105% Sale 105%
6% Sale
3%
3% Sale
4%
4%
3%
3%
a3%
21% Sale
17% Sale
17%
19
20
20
13
14
Sale
Sale
Sale
«% Sale
6% Sale
15% Sale
152
90
700
16,300
10,800
84.400
1,700
Sale
Ask
154
15% Sale
77% Sale
152
preferred......100
100
10
10,700
Amer Fisheries Inc..5
2.160 Pacific Teleph A Telegr_.10«
6% preferred
.........100
1,190
10
17,000 Pacific Western Oil
339,100 Packard Motor Car........
1,600 Pan Amer Pet A Trans .....5
7,200 tPanhund Prod A Kef....
8% conv preferred......100
3,400
6,100 Paraffine Co Inc...........*
70
169,300
2,100
23,900
2,500
37,700
13,400
6,400
4,700
19,400
15,300
12,500
1,700
20,200
4,900
15,900
1,900
3,000
111,300
1,400
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. 12.50
"'4
14%
12% Sale
8% Sale
19% Sale
44
.
100
Pacific Coast
22
Sale
22
...
Preferred
10,800
11
5%
...
84,706
l\*
ill*
100
6% preferred
29.400
3%
8%
100
101.500 Otis Steel
$5.50 conv 1st pref
2,300
5,100 Outboard Marine & Mfg....5
110 Outlet Co
70
98
preferred........
Ohio Oil Co
11*
___.___i?00
...
7%
136
19
17%
7% Sale
% ;;
%
%
a
58% Sale
18% Sale
20
N Y City Omnibus Corp...
5,000 Oppenhelm Collins A Co.
52,600 Otis Elevator
890
Sale
158%
7% preferred A.........100
6% preferred B.........100
Nat Mall & St Cast's Co
Sale
13
Sale
1
10
National Lead
720 Northwestern Telegraph..50
*
8,200 Norwalk Tire A Rubber
Preferred
60
300
430
Sale
Nat Rnamel Or Stamp
250 Northern
540
5
6% preferred............10
Nat Distillers Products.....*
.
350
42
Sale
*
Nat Dairy Prod Corp
...
283,000
16
*
Register—
2,800 tNorfoIk Southern.......100
100
7,500 Norfolk A Western..
Preferred
100
1,490
328,300 North American..
6% preferred
50
6,800
207,100 North American Aviation...1
2,400 North Amer Edison $6 pref..*
59,700
16,200
3,400
78
100
31,700 tN Y N H A Hartford
Convertible preferred-.100
39,900
15,800 tN Y Ontario A Western.100
87,700 N Y Shipbuilding pt stock.. 1
7% preferred
.-..100
2,160
170 New York Steam pref |6.___*
173,100
162,900
42,200
800
Bong & Investment Co.*
5% pref series A w w
100
Nat Bond & Share Corp....*
7% preferred
Nat
JN Y Investors Inc..
.*
320 N Y Lack & West Ry Co..l00
190
33,500
10ft
160
920 New York Be Harlem
240
2,800
18,000
Sale
18,500
5,000
67,300
10
......10
Sale
National Biscuit
....
100
117,100
National Aviation Corp
170 JNew Or' Tes & Mexico
40
"lJOO
Sale
280,900 Newport Industries Inc...
12,700 New York Air Brake
912,200 New York Central...
27,600 N. Y. Chicago A St LouIs.lOft
6% pref series A
l(j(0
51,500
30,300
14%
1
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Aslc Bid
Bid
Sale
5
........
60
13,800
90,100
2,600
20,100
Ask
100
National Aetna
.......
500
5,900
Nuh'KelTlMtor Corp
Nash Chatt & St Louis
16,700 National Tea Co..
37,700 Natomas Co..
3,100 Nelsner Bros Inc.___.__—
1,300
4%% conv serial pref...100
4,300 Newberry Co (J 1)........
600
5% preferred series A...100
120
64,400
4,300
358,100
Mar. 1
1938
Par
191,300
2,390
35,800
24,600
124,800
2,900
6,300
1,300
2,500
45,600
120,500
1
Price
Van. 3
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
h. y. stock exchange
Since-
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
66% Jan.
11% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8% Jan.
14% Jan.
28% Jan.
40
Jan.
16% Jan.
116
Jan.
140
Jan.
15% Jan.
5% Jan.
9% Feb.
Jan.
55% Jan.
42
Jan.
94
Feb.
12% Jan.
97% Jan.
12% Jan.
24
Jan.
3% Jan.
37% Mar.
20% Feb.
2% Jan.
6% Jan.
12% Jan.
,5% Jan.
%V& Feb.
73% Feb.
2% Jan.
5
Jan.
24% Jan.
15% Jan.
24% Jan.
31
Feb.
112% Feb.
34% Jan.
it*
1
1
1]
1
li
1!
12
17
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
I
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
4% Jan.
12
15
Jan.
37% Jan.
38% Jan.
12
31% Mar.
15
15
8% Mar. 29
7% Mar. 30
4% Jan.
3
17% Mar. 31
11
15
Jan.
6
13% Jan. 11
7% Mar. 3
31% Jan. 10
30
37% Jan.
12
Jan.
5
11%
7%
27%
36%
64
1
Mar. 18
Mar. 2
Mar. 3
Mar. 11
Mar. 15
Mar. 2
Mar. 23
Mar. 28
62% Mar.
9
15
65
38
aggregate
sales
March
1
Par
1,360 tPhlla Rapid Transit Go...SO
2,070
7% preferred
...-50
19,400 Phtla A Reading C Ac I
*
108,500 Philip Morris A Co
10
1,000 Phillips Jones Corp....... *
8,100
31,800
700
20
20
120
190
10,200
8,100
1,000
6,300
2,700
250
2,900
1,700
900
Preferred
......
Pirelli Co of Italy
1
...10»
Pierce Oil 8% conv pref
Ptlsbury Flour Mill*
100
.25
Am shs
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)... 100
2,700
3,900
140
715
6% preferred
.......100
Pitts Coke & Iron
Corp
*
*
$5 conv preferred
30 Pitts Ft W & Chic Ry
•""""40
990
250
7% pref class B
i«t
5% preferred class A
..100
5%% 1st ser cony pr pf.100
..
400
360
20
10
Bid
1 %
3%
51
38
2%
28
6
20 %
36
3%
26
5%
47
173 H
7%
10 %
180
10
.30
„
?
11,600
4,800
1,000
10,800
43,700
8,900
620
28,400
1,700
1,400
500
380
6%
34 %
Sale
49 >4
48
35.
7
Sale
28%
4%
22%
47%
6%
1
.30
1
8
17 A
Sale
9
9%
Sale
136
Sale
Mar. 31
2
30% Jan.
20% Jan.
3
Jan.
8
3% Mar. 31
Mar. 23
3% Mar. 30
30
25
Mar. 30
61
2
25
41
Mar.
6% Mar.
40
3% Mar. 31
9
1
Mar,
Mar. 23
3% Mar. 30
6%
%
Sale^
15
7
19%
10%
11
10% Sale
2» f*
9^ Sale
s;
Mar. 30
5
Mar .14
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
30
,0%
% Mar. 26
10
Mar. 11
1
Mar. 25
52
Mar. 25
6
Mar. 29
5%
1%
%
1%
4%
9
25
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7% Mar. 29
% Mar. 31
5%
9%
28%
14%
48% Sale
39%
119
Sale
118% Sale
25
31
Sale
25% Sale
86%
94% Sale
86% Sale
99
105
Sale
103% 103
110
119
117% Sale
115%
132
132
135
135% Sale
10
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
35
Mar. 15
8%
24%
50%
7%
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
171% Jan.
5
Mar. 30
7% Mar. 29
10
12
10
17
17
7% Feb. 26
35
Jan.
1
Jan. 25
Mar. 14
Mar.
8% Jan.
16% J an.
10
12
Jan.
10
4
12
Mar. 31
26% Jan.
10
30
Mar. 23
45
% Mar. 26
10
Feb. 25
1
Mar. 25
1
6
13
8
5
Mar. 11
2
Mar.
46
12
52
13% Mar. 2
% Mar. 14
6
Mar. 25
Mar. 29
2
15
% Mar. 31
Mar. 31
20
8
1
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
3% Mar. 10
8
Mar. 28
11
29
26
12
Mar
;
29
26
24
30
25
9%
25
8%
30 25
31 49%
1 120%
25
31%
31 94%
26 105%
24 117%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
7
Mar.
5% Mar.
1% Mar.
% Feb.
1% Mar.
4% Mar.
4 % Mar.
13% Mar.
39% Mar.
2
Mar. 9
Mar. 17
Mar. 1
Mar.
1
Mar. 5
Mar.
1
117
8
30
25
25
30
31
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2% Jan.
24
55
10%
10%
2%
%
Mar.
23
18
9
10
18
Mar. 23
20
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
1
Mar. 29
% Mar.
Mar. 28
5%
1%
%
1%
4%
4%
13%
39%
118%
Mar.
95%
6%
50%
42%
2%
22
19% Mar.
Mar. 31
15
8
2% Feb. 19
4% Jan. 12
Mar. 30 61
Feb.
2 166
26 174
41
1
12
Sale
18
Mar. 29
4
23% Mar. 7
50% Mar. 10
6% Mar. 8
46% Mar.
30
18
1%
35
2
1%
9
27% Mar. 31
1
30
8
13%
.
Mar.
Mar.
48
7% Mar. 2
12% Mar. 1
35% Mqr. 15
%
•
18
13%
95% Sale
107% Sale
123% 130
75% Mar. 29
4% Mar. 30
Mar. 15
Mar. 29
12
14
Sale
Mar.
22
Sale
20
1%
1254
Sale
7
Mar. 31
39
88
Sale
Sale
35
Mar. 29
20%
v*
55
45 %
3
4
Sale
26%
95
25
9
Mar. 31
Sale
5
39
8
118 %
32
Mar.
27% Mar. 31
21
8%
20%
Sale
19%
3% Sale
8 A Sale
8% Sale
48
33
Sale
24%
4
43%
38%
Sale"
12%
34
Sale
2H
4% Mar. 30
36
Sale
3%
20%
3%
Sale
75% Mar. 29
Highest
Highest
1 % Mar. 25
2% Mar. 26
% Mar. 26
1% Mar. 11
3% Mar. 10
% Mar. 5
94% Mar. 1
5% Mar. 2
50% Mar. 9
39% Mar. 2
2% Mar. 18
2
49%
Sale
1% Mar. 25
2% Mar. 26
% Mar. 26
—II 172"*" 173""Mar." 17 174
47
1%
Lowest
Sale Prices
163
26
12
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
21
35
6 %
61
Sale
V.
Lowest
Sale
2
23%
Sale
7%
30
21
30
1% Sale
59
32
34
c%
6
27%
:::::
sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
60
United
22,800
5% cony 1st pref....
..5
9,200
5% cony 2d pref.........50
•
55,700 Procter 8c Gamble
Preferred 8%
2,650
..!•»
62,900 Pub Ser Corp of N J common *
15 preferred
5,500
*
6% preferred.
'nr
3,500
1,500
7% preferred........... 100
8%
preferred....
10<
1,070
3,600
22,600
46
2
3%
Sale
4
65
57
38%
2%
Sale
Sale
%
76
6
101
25
6% preferred
6,470 Plttsb 8c West Virginia.. 10i>
2,200 Plttston Co (The)...—...—*
51,000 Plymouth OH...
.0
2,000 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
*
28,800 Poor A Co class B
7,600 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A...*
Class B
*
2,500
19,500 tPostal Teleg 8c Cable pref 100
96,800 Pressed Steel Car common..1
2,510
1,000
23,800
3
35
2
Sale
5
Cony pref (unstamped). 100
22,900 Pittsburgh
6,400
68
Sale
1%
2%
4%
%
%
93
8
33% Sale
1,100 Pittsburgh Terminal Coal—1
500
Sale
5%
Ask
Ask Bid
1%
3%
2
3%
% Sale
82
''
Bid
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
Ask
100
100
Preferred
..100
55,600 Pittsburgh Screw Or Bolt.v.*
17,600 Pittsburgh Steel Co....
*
22,700
4,600
n
...100
700 Phoenix Hosiery........
6,000
'
Preferred
203,800 Phillips Petroleum.........*
66,400
700
3
1938
Shares
970
„
Jan
Jan. 1
Share*
340
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
|
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
_
In
;
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
55
3%
1%
4%
10%
10%
11
Mar. 24
16% Jin.
% Jan.
10
19
Mar. 2
Jan.
5
Jan. 15
Jan.
Jan.
13
22
Jan.
17
Jan.
Jan.
10
15
31% Jan.
17
50% Jan.
11
Jan.
21 120% Mar. 17
Mar. 25 35% Jan. 13
25
86% Mar. 31
103
98% Jan.
Mar. 26 108
12
Jan.
6
115%'Mar. 25 123% Jan.
13
14
,
Mar. 29 137
Mar.
7
132
Mar. 29 143
Jan.
Mar. 10 113
Mar. 10
M2
Jan.
Mar. 10
Public Service El A Gas—
$5 preferred
1,000
*
110,800 Pullman Company..
*
*
363,000 Pure Oil
4,900
6% preferred.............
*
60,800 Purity Bakeries
3,000 Quaker State Oil Rfg Corp. 10
665,600 Kadlo Corp of Amer.......•
300
$5 preferred B
--*
83.50 conv 1st pref
56,800
..*
259,300 IRadlo-Keith-Orph Corp...*
•
8,000 Raybestos-Manhattan...
11,100 Rayonler Inc...
...1
82 preferred.............25
4,200
10,500 Reading Company........50
First preferred
50
2,700
Second preferred.......50
1,900
5
5,100 Real Silk Hosiery......
Preferred
100
1,540
*
3,900 Rels (Robt) Ac Co....
1st preferred
100
1,300
9,700 Reliable Stores Corp
*
2,300 Reliance Mfg Co......—-10
.......1
90,100 Rem'ton-Kand
Pref with warrants
...25
1,100
650 Renss A Saratoga RR Co.100
100
.........
39,400
134,100
2,300
Iff, 900
1,200
......
321,800
23",500
98,800
4,300
2,600
1,800
4,200
1,000
...
600
2,600
340
.
?:
v
...
2,100
300
6,500
500
38,600
.....
400
340
1,100
1,000
16,100
7% Sale
15
6
60
11,600
40,800
210
46% Sale
4
19%
23
v
'ecere
Coopc A Brass..... 5
Class A
......
...10
7% preferred...........100
3,500 Ritter Dental Mfg........_.*
21,200 Roan Ant Cop Mines new
23,500 Ruberoid Co cap stock new.*
1,500 Rutland RR. pref........100
.....10
90,200 St Joseph Lead..
15,300 (St Louis-San Francisco.100
6% preferred...........100
21,800
600 JSt Louis Southwestern ..100
42",900
230
470
1,030
1,190
2,580
13,400
83,900
7,300
100,600
4,100
4,900
13,100
7,600
30,000
1,300
84,200
46,800
6,700
700
15,900
1,200
16,600
55,000
12,300
75,900
2,800
206,000
115,600
16,400
2,700
30,300
3,400
38,900
Sale
19
Sale
25
30%
24
30
3%
30
;
v
1,270
7
9
7%
10%
10%
11%
12% Sale
60
72
62
70
2% Sale
16% Sale
52
3%
21
Sale
15% Sale
9
20
2
30%
1
2%
5%
18
88
i
(Seaboard Air Line........*
.....100
4-2% preferred
Seaboard OH Co of Del.....*
Seagrave Corp (The)..—..*
Sears, Roebuck A Co
*
Servel Inc
....1
Sharon
85
Steel Corp.—....
cony
*
preferred.........*
*
Conv pref series A.......*
Sharp A Dohme
...
Shattuck (Frank Gi.... ...*
*
....
830
7%
$6 preferred
Smith (A O) Corp
*
..10
8,100
7,500 Smith 8c Corona Typewr....*
........*
9,300 Snider Packing..
444,200 Socony Vacuum OH Co Inc-15
100
93
Sale
18
Sale
24
Sale
74
75
% Sale
5%
6%
37% Sale
% Sale
2%
2%
20% Sale
3%
3%
54% Sale
13
16
Sale
17
57%
60%
4% Sale
44% Sale
7% Sale
23%
25
16% Sale
97
Sale
6% Sale
18% Sale
3
Sale
16% Sale
m Sale
1 90%
28
87
75 I Sale
97 * 100
18% Sale
11% Sale
11
Sale
14% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
10
3% Mar.
Mar. 29
10% Jan. 24
Mar. 31
16% Jan.
7% Jan.
14
11
61
Jan.
24
53
Feb. 25
4% Mar. 31
31
31
30
31
1
60%
37%
2%
17%
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
1
21
Mar.
Mar. 29
16
Mar.
1
10
Mar. 30
10
18
7
"37% Mar."31 "52"'Mar." I
2% Mar. 30
17% Mar. 31
17
13% Jan. 11
98% Jan.
12
100
37%
2%
17%
4% Mar. 31
36% Jan.
25
Mar.
4
18
5% Jan.
23% Jan.
24% Jan.
29% Jan.
11
15
11
18
18% Sale
12%
Sale
12% Mar. 31
20
Mar.
2
12% Mar. 31
22
Jan.
13
18
Sale
18
Mar. 22
28
Mar.
5
18
25
15
3
30
16
Mar. 29
24
Mar.
5
16
3%
35%
1%
7%
Mar. 4
Mar. 1
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
30% Jan.
27% Jan.
4% Jan.
15
25
10
41
21
19%
3%
34%
%
M
4%
5
5% Sale
8
10%
18
3%
4
35% Sale
1
1%
7
14%
8% Sale
11% Sale
15% Sale
65
67%
58% 63
10
Sale
40
60
57
Mar. 26
64
30
45
46
Mar. 24
58% Mar.
Sale
Sale
64
1% Sale
11% Sale
40
46%
1 % Mar. 30
2% Mar.
18% Mar.
8
Sale
40
60
8%
57
7%.
6%
10%
18%
20%
2%
36%
1%
2%
4%
8%
Sale
12
18%
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
.
18
Sale
6
19
75% Sale
87% Sale
101% Sale
16
17%
25% Sale
84
Sale
% Sale
5%
7
39% Sale
15%
75
3%
Sale
4%
63
Sale
15%
17
Sale
17%
58
Sale
Sale
45
46%
8% Sale
25
26%
15% Sale
4%
100
102
7% Sale
21
2%
18%
29
Sale
3
19%
Sale
92
94%
64% Sale
97
98
16%
19%
13
15
11%
12
15% Sale
% Mar. 29
5% Mar. 23
5% Mar. 30
10
Mar. 18
9% Mar. 30
11%
39%
58%
7%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17% Mar.
75
Mar.
31
29
18
30
30
28
9
% Mar. 29
5% Mar. 23
5% Mar. 30
Mar.
4
11% Mar.
15% Mar.
1
1
10
Mar. 24
57
46
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17% Mar.
14% Mar. 2
24% Mar. 17
81% Mar. 7
75
10% Mar. 30
16% Mar.
2
86
8
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
40
Mar.
1
Mar. 14
57
Mar. 10
Sale
5
34%
53
Sale
55
7h
5
«
8%
Sale
7
13%
8%
15%
Sale
13
55
7% Mar.
2
5
Mar. 25
8
Mar. 30
14% Mar. 30
Mar. 31
13
Sale
1% Mar. 31
25% Sale
25% Mar. 31
% Mar. 23
1% Mar. 25
1%
1%
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
6
7%
6%
10%
18%
20%
2%
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Mar. 10
38% Mar. 4
1% Mar. 1
2% Mar. 4
30
31
29
18
30
30
Jan.
1% Jan.
3
11
Jan.
10
9%
11%
15%
67%
66%
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
Jan. 22
3
Jan.
20% Jan.
10
75% Jan.
15
15
73
13
Jan.
17% Jan.
8
37
Jan.
85
Jan.
8
21
24
30
18
30
30
64% Jan.
17% Jan.
87% Jan.
10% Jan.
21
7
21
11
31
58%
8%
7%
11%
20%
23%
2%
40%
1%
Mar. 28
62% Feb.
10% Mar.
84% Feb.
4% Mar.
33% Mar.
51% Jan.
6% Feb.
62%
85% Mar. 26
4% Mar. 30
33% Mar. 30
3
Mar. 26
Mar. 24
1%
11%
39%
58%
7%
Mar. 16
Sale
Feb.
9% Mar. 30
4
100
11
5
3
Mar. 25
8
Mar. 30
14% Mar. 30
13
Mar. 31
1% Mar. 31
25% Mar. 31
46% Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
7
10
10
19
11
10
12
12
Jan.
10
18
%
2
Mar. 26
4% Mar. 14
19
Mar.
1
75% Mar.
87% Mar.
26 101 % Mar.
16
Mar.
29
25 26% Mar.
Mar.
31 84
% Mar.
2
30
5% Mar.
28 39% Mar.
1
1
1
4
% Mar.
2% Mar.
1
9
Sale
12
58
Mar. 30
58
68
Sale
68
Mar. 24
79
9
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
79
Mar.
8%
16%
70%
%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12% Sale
71
Sale
%
Sale
3% Sale
35% Sale
% Sale
2%' Sale
25
Sale
19
2% Mar. 25
34% Mar. 29
Mar. 22
Mar. 29
2% Mar. 25
34% Mar. 29
1
1
61
63
55
10
Sale
9%
18%
21%
2%
Sale
1%
Sale
Mar. 31
55
81%
56
Mar. 29
12 113
21% Mar. 29
8% Mar. 31
83% Mar. 31
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Mar.
1
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
30
24
63
7
12
33%
12%
95%
9%
14%
6%
21
50
6%
4%
21% Mar. 29
8% Mar. 31
83% Mar. 31
26
90
15% Sale
18%
7
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22%
8%
83%
27
24
81% 100
7
7%
43% Sale
8%
113
113
25
20
31
20% Sale
72% Sale
6% preferred.......
Sale
14% Sale
33%
84
62 %
82 %
16% Sale
85%
90%
8
8%
39% Sale
12% Sale
25
81
60
100
7% preferred
.—100
Savage Arms Corp..........*
Schenley Distillers Corp....5
5% % preferred
100
tSchulte Retail Stores
1
8% prefer red.........-100
Scott Paper—.............*
—*
5% preferred...........100
*
58,100 Shell Union OH
Convertible prefer red.. 100
8,100
45,200 Silver King Coalition.......5
71,600 Simmons Co
10
13,700 Simms Petroleum
4,300 Simonda Saw A Steel Co....*
25
33,400 Sltelly OH Co
6% preferred
.100
1,700
3,880 Sloss-Sheffleld Steel A Ir.100
200
3,700
1,300
2,700
177,800
4%
39
1% Sale
SafewayStores
550 Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
260
28,500
2,600
15,500
29,600
4,300
1,400
13,500
1,300
Sale
100
Sale
62
20,066
I!
20%
26
8
920
Sale
61
70
conv prior
..5
500 Rhine Westphalia El & Pow._
*
122,600 Richfield Oil Corp
100
4,400
71 :
Sale
Sale
Sale
15%
Sale
60
......
...
170
5%% preferred..—....100
20,700 Reynolds Metals Co........*
900
5)4% conv. pref........100
37,500 Reynolds Spring Co—.....1
129,300 Reynolds (KJ)Tob cl B-.-.-10
Common
10
1,170
200
42,300
2,300
24,300
2,400
Sale
11%
95%
9%
14%
6%
pref ser A 100
6%
880
"8",500
1,160
16
Sale
75
4,600
55,600 1
2,800 [
800
280
Sale
Sale
33
65
320
900
11
94
111% 113
102,000
..._..*
646,500 Republic Steel Corp
6% cony preferred—...100
3,900
200,400
32,700
7,400
13,300
113%
29% Sale
2%
17%
57%
Reo Motor Car
'47,700
49,400
1,500
6,000
6,100
....
...
112
% Sale
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
15%
3%
47%
9%
10%
45%
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
Mar. 29
3
Mar.
34% Mar.
% Mar. 29
1% Mar. 29
15% Mar. 29
3% Mar. 29
47
Mar. 31
9% Mar. 30
10
Mar. 26
45% Mar. 31
3
Mar. 30
39
Mar. 30
2
1
1
7
1
26
Mar.
3%
64%
15%
16%
Mar. 25
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Mar . 11
58
Mar.
1
4% Mar.
1
45
3
5% Jan. 26
12
58
68
79
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
8%
16%
70%
%
3
23% Jan.
12
Mar. 29
;
81
Jan.
20
Mar. 24
93
Jan.
18
Mar. 26 105
19
Feb.
Jan.
11
4
27% Jan.
0
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Feb.
10
Mar. 30
Feb. 23
Jan.
4
85
1
34% Mar. 28
7% Jan. |11
42
Jan. ,24
% Jan.
6
1% Mar. 29
15% Mar. 29
2% Jan. 13
27% Feb. 25
3% Mar. 29
47
Mar. 31
9% Mar. 30
10
Mar. 26
45% Mar. 31
3
Mar. 30
39Mar. 30
Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
3
3
1
7
6% Mar. 12
21% Mar. 29
10
93
Mar. 20
Mar. 30
Mar.
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
% Jan.
5% Jan.
66
Jan.
14
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
14
17
27
11
27
11
11
17
Jan.
13
34% Jan.
10
9%
27%
18%
101%
9%
24%
3%
93
Sale
93
5
Sale
4%
12%
2%
14%
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
29
Mar.
1
4%
12%
2%
14%
18%
94
85
Mar. 30
93
Mar.
7
85
Sale
96
45
Mar. 28
64% Mar.
1
45
93% Mar. 11
13% Mar. 25
98
4
17% Mar.
2
10
15
Mar.
2
8% Mar. 29 111% Mar.
10% Mar. 31 115% Mar.
3
1
93% Mar. 11 100
13% Mar. 25 20%
10
Mar. 31 15%
8% Mar. 29 13%
10% Mar. 31 16%
13% Sale
2%
15
2%
Sale
18% Sale
84
45
90
12%
10
15
Sale
8% Sale
10% Sale
Mar. 11
Mar. 30
18% Mar. 31
Mar. 31
21% Mar. 1
2% Mar. 14
18% Mar, 2
Mar.
31
30
11
30
31
14
5% Jan.
48
6% Mar. 12
21% Mar. 29
8
3
65% Feb. 25
16% Jan. 12
20% Jan. 11
6% Sale
20% 25
10% Sale
10
8%
26%
Mar. 20
15%
Mar. 30 101%
1
% Mar. 23
1% Mar. 25
2
.
22
Jan.
Feb.
1
82% Jan.
12
Jan.
13
93
Jan. 10
Jan.
15
Jan. 15
Jan.
10
Solvay Am Corp—
500
38,500
7,500
70
1,200
86,100
14,800
2,120
5%% preferred—
So Porto Rico Sug
8 % preferred
For footnotes see page 40.
...100
South Amer Gold Ac Plat____l
..
.
110
114
2% Sale
*
22
-.100
128
......
Sale
131
111
113
112% 114
2% Sale
1% Sale
18
19
25%
25%
134
Sale
132% 142
111% Mar. 30 113
1 % Mar. 29
2%
16% Mar. 26 25%
132% Mar. 11 140%
Mar. 11
Mar. 2
Mar. 13
Mar. 26
111% Mar. 30 113% Feb.
1 % Mar. 29
3% Jan.
Jan.
16% Mar. 26 28
128
Jan.
4 140% Mar.
28
13
10
26
Y. STOCK
N.
April, 1938]
AGOREOATE SALES
Since
March
Share*
16,800
211,800
88,200
45,300
39,900
499,000
216,900
97,400
1,100
2,600
1,160
65,000
3,600
500
1,200
900
25,600
1,700
Par
Sou
California
3
1938
lioo
18%
11%
18%
Sale
Sale
Sale
.100
22
27
3%
Sale
.10
._.*
Southern Railway
"2", 300
101,100
2,200
401,700
4,900
2,400
179,200
5,180
33,200
233,600
8,100
22,400
73,800
116,700
11,300
45,400
530
68,400
1,220
10,400
100,600
3,800
10,300
25,800
43,800
5,000
17,700
5% preferred
certlfs
A Ohio
*00
1st
preferred
Sparks Wlthlntfton—...
Spear A Co
1,000
156,900
138,500
1,500
341,700
4,600
18,400
42,200
10,100
180,200
163,700
12,300
1,110
96,400
500
66,800
63,800
1,200
118,400
1,100
9,000
16,800
3,300
47,300
64,100
3,200
39,600
11,500
50,800
8,900
3,300
300
90
120
2,500
2,600
10,000
13,700
1,700
44,200
2,500
19,100
17,200
59,000
21,800
3,900
46,500
800
4,200
13,600
56,800
-219,100
54,700
39,300
8,600
9,400
501,000
125,400
1,500
8,900
1,600
6,°00
19,600
97,900
23,900
16,200
4,100
4,700
176,000
46,600
800
4,300
30
100
7,400
27,400
6,100
365,200
48,100
39,300
23,700
790
49,040
9,800
25,200
205,900
4,000
14,900
900
169,800
19,900
24,300
6,900
260
120
100
14,300
6,500
15,500
300
24,700
33,400
603,100
166,900
16,600
1,500
*
Standard Investing Corp...*
Stand Oil of Calif
Standard OH Co of Ind—25
10
Standard Oil of Kansas
Standard Oil ef N J....—.25
Starrett Co (TheL S)
Sterling Products Inc.. ..10
Stewart Warner Corp......5
Stokely Bros A
Studebaker
1
Co Inc
—*
Sun Oil
Corp.. ........1
*
23%
Sale
13%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale.
19%
15%
7%
26%
6%
21%
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
51
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
97% Sale
20
12%
31
8
22% Sale
Sale
Sale
14% Sale
17%
21
8%
10%
16%
23%
8%
6%
6%
41
12% Sale
2
2
Sale
Sale
8% Sale
4% Sale
Sale
10% Sale
13% Sale
18
%
1
32% Sale
33% Sale
30
34%
52% Sale
%
25%
24%
28
40%
1%
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
16
18
58% Sale
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
9%
Sale
!* A*
8% Sale
5% Sale
50
Sale
l24
124%
13% Sale
27
2%
Sale
Sale
14
15
22%
23%
8
9
17% Sale
25
25%
Sale
Sale
7
8% Sale
6% Sale
6%
7%
41
42%
6%
5%
5%
3%
45%
l21 %
9%
17%
1%
8%
"
4
5
Sale
Sale
41
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
Sale
Sale
1
7
29
32% Mar.
3
"~I% "2"
Mar. 30
6% Mar. 31
Mar. 26
51
12% Mar. 31
6% Mar. 31
94
Mar. 18
1% Mar. 30
Mar. 31
2
4% Mar. 30
10% Mar. 30
13
Mar. 29
% Mar. 29
25% Mar. 31
24% Mar. 30
Mar. 25
34
15
5
Sale
Sale
88
Sale
3% Sale
4
9
5%
Mar. 14
IP
Jan.
6% Mar.
51% Jan.
H"
Feb.
12% Mar,
21J
Jan.
Mar.
9
107
1% Mar.
3
Jan.
17
10
5
10
26
11
10
5
10
Mar.
5
Jan.
12
Jan.
12
14
12
p5%
Jan.
Mar.
7% Mar.
29
Mar.
x39
6% Mar.
94
2
4% Mar.
10% Mar.
1
% Feb.
25% Mar.
24% Mar.
34
1
1
33%
35%
35%
54%
39% Mar.
17% Mar.
49
6%
5%
5%
3%
45
Jan.
Mar.
4
Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
I*
1
1
4
Mar. 29
5
Mar. 31
35
Mar. 29
41
4%
3%
32%
2%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
30
30
29
43
26
Mar. 30
3
Mar. 30
8
Mar. 10
Mar. 18
ss
26
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
9% Mar.
10% Mar.
24% Mar.
2
Mar. 30
24
Mar.
3
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
2% Mar. 31
30
28
28
30
29
31% Mar. 30
8
4
Mar. 30
1
1
54% Mar. 29
3% Mar. 2
Mar.
8
4% Mar.
b
15
Mar. 24
15
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
54M Mar. 29
1
52
50
i
§*
IX Mar. 16
1
Mar. 28
Jan. 21
Mar. 31
Mar. 24
Mar. 31
Mar.
7
12% Mar.
5
Mar.
2
Mar.
4
Mar.
1
82% Mar.
5
2
78
4
31% Mar. 30
i2o^
15
12
Mar.
43
Mar.
Mar.
10*
3% Mar. 30
8% Mar. 28
Mar. 28
Mar. 30
10 H Mar. 29
8
1
8
4
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
6
Mar.
1
7
Mar.
5
2% Mar. 30
81% Mar. 18
3% Mar. 28
3
Mar.
1
82
5
Mar. 14
Mar.
4
8
Mar. 14
5
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
4
Mar. 31
6% Mar. 31
5
Feb. 16
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
2% Mar. 30
80
Feb.
Jan.
24
13
Jan.
13
Jan.
11
lo
Jan.
Jan.
10
10
Jan.
12
10% Jan.
8% Jan.
11
11
9
Mar.
Mar.
13
12
12
Mar. 10
27
1
1
Jan.
24% Feb. 25
Mar. 31
2
Mar.
4
12
Jan.
Mar.
4%
3%
32%
2%
Mar.
13
7
35
15
Jan.
14%
29%
3%
17%
4% Mar. 30
4
Mar. 29
5
15
24
Jan.
22% Mar.
8% Mar.
7% Mar.
7
Mar.
Feb.
g?8
7% Mar.
3
Feb.
Mar.
125
.17% Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
11% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
Jan.
Jan.
\\»
Mar.
1
13
12
7
Jan.
59%
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
26
119% Feb.
9%
17%
1%
8%
Jan.
22% Jan.
26% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
8
3% Mar. 28
5% Mar. 31
Jan.
7
Jan.
47
Jan.
18
10
5% Feb. 18
Jan.
11
44% Jan.
11
8
4% Jan. 10
Jan. 10
34
Feb. 21
10
Feb. 10
11
Mar.
1
24
24
Feb.
23
58% Feb. 21
4% Jan. 17
56
Jan. 13
4% Jan. 12
15
Mar. 24
2% Jan. 13
5% Jan. 12
15% Jan. 15
3% Jan.
8
13% Jan. 11
15% Jan.
6
85
Jan. 13
13%
48%
12%
7%
9%
4%
83
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
11
12
15
10
12
Jan.
10
6% Jan.
10% Jan.
10
11
25
AA
Sale
Sale
5% Mar. 31
17
Sale
27
23% Mar.
31% Mar.
24
26
16% Mar. 29
25% Mar. 25
2% Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Sale
3
Mar. 25
31% Feb. 23
16
38
Mar.
Mar.
3
8
6
44
9% Mar.
2
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
Sale
2% Sale
20
38%
Sale
6%
2
Sale
Sale
82
1% Sale
Sale
Union Tank Car.........—*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22%
6
41
Mar. 31
7% Mar. 30
20
Sale
Mar. 31
17% Mar. 31
55% Mar. 31
66
Mar. 30
20
Mar. 30
20%
Sale
19% Mar. 30
66% Sale
Sale
5
Sale
10%
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
6%
14%
113%
39%
116
*
Sale
Corp.*
♦
19
Sale
alSik
Sale
Sale
•
Sale
Sale
Sale
......5
—10
Sale
Sale
.......100
78SH
Mar. 25
14%
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
1
; Mar. 21
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
1
§*
1% Mar. 26
41
1
57
i Mar.
i Mar.
2
2
17% Mar. 31
55% Mar. 31
Mar.
2
66
Mar. 10
20
i Mar. 15
i Mar.
2
i Mar. 18
Mar.
2
Mar. 29
Mar.
4
31
19
31
Mar. 14
13% Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
19% Mar. 30
5
Mar. 30
Mar. 26
1
22% Mar. 31
4% Mar. 30
4% Mar. 29
Mar.
5
Mar.
4
Mar.
2
Mar. 31
Mar.
2
64
1
3
Jan.
Jan.
13
11
12
Jan.
13
59% Feb.
23
12%
Jan.
12
80
Mar.
2%
1
21% Feb. 23
88% Jan. 12
81
Jan.
6
23
Jan.
12
27*
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
26
8
2
Mar. 26
22% Mar. 31
4% Mar. 30
Jan.
10% Jan.
10
6% Mar. 31
19
14% Mar. 31
110% Jan. 20 114
39
Jan.
4
49%
13% Mar. 29
Mar.
2
Mar. 31
7% Mar. 30
Mar.
57
*
9%
Mar. 30
1% Mar. 26
United Biscuit of Am—...*
United Dyewood...
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
2% Sale
80
85%
United Aircraft Corp....—5
United Drug Inc...
10
21
12
12
24
Mar. 15
1
8
4
7
Sale
Mar. 26
Mar.
9% Mar.
78
Sale
—
llH
29
Sale
Union Pacific..........—100
United Corp..
Preferred
1
2
8% Sale
31% Sale
8% Sale
21 %
Sale
100
3
1
Mar.
Mar.
78
Sale
Preferred
Mar.
7$
10%
6%
California....—25
United Carbon
Mar.
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
United-Carr Fastener
1
33
4
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
Sale
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
46
1,9% Mar.
13
23% Mar.
Mar.
3%
8%
1%
5%
10%
3% Sale
8% Sale
4% Sale
Sale
2% Sale
10%
13
14% Sale
82
88
10% Sale
39% Sale
11
Sale
Sale
Transport.5
Mar.
69% Mar.
Mar. 31
7%
58%
17%
55%
American Bosch
19
29
6% Mar.
5% Mar.
5% Mar.
3% Mar.
1
41
United
10% Mar.
1
59% Mar.1 1
20
Mar. 2
8% Mar.
99% Mar.
3
Mar.
4% Mar.
8% Mar.
Mar. 29
49
Sale
Sale
United Air Lines
Mar. 1_
39% Mar. 31
17% Mar. 29
Mar. 24
1
12
2
10
3% Jan.
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
29
12
Jan.
32
2% Mar. 29
4
Mar.
20% Mar.
12% Mar.
15
Sale
4% preferred...........100
m
8
2 % Sale
7%
15
Sale
Union Oil,
3% Mar. 7
* Mar. 11
3
Mar.
1<
10
12
13% Jan.
21% Jan.
Mar. 24
24
50
63
Sale
Sale
.
.....
20
Mar. 26
3
Sale
Paper, new
2
19% Mar. 26
15% Mar. 30
7% Mar. 31
54% Mar. 29
Sale
Fisher
Elliott
Union Bag A
Union Carbide A Cat
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
7
*
Underwood
Mar.
30
24% Jan.
22% Jan.
31
31
30
30
19%
9%
5%
8%
1
±
Sale
63
3%
1
30
5% Mar. 1
Sale
Mar.
4
45
Mar. 29 53
Sale
123% 123% Mar. 9 124% Mar. 2
Mar. 10
31
9% Mar.
Sale
Mar.
1
28
17% Mar. 31
Sale
Mar.
1
1% Mar. 26
Sale
Mar. 7
8% Mar. 31
Sale
35%
19
56
4
1
12% Mar.
19% Mar.
4% Mar. 30
13
55
4
Mar. 25
4% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
2
22% Sale
7%
8%
18%
Sale
Mar. 30
22% Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
29
22% Mar.
19% Mar.
17% Mar. 30
7% Mar. 23
7
15
27
4%
6
2% Mar. 29
Sale
8
Sale
18
4%
4%
33%
2%
26%
4%
39
Mar. 24
20
Highest
Sale Prices
75
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
49
5
7|%
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
-•
*
Ulen A Co
Feb
Jan. 11
Mar. 29
Fed.
Jan.
Jan.
32
7*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4% Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
80
Jan.
6
Jan.
23
10
8
12
12
10
10
11"
12
United Electric Coal Cos
5
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
64
3
Mar. 26
Mar.
United Eng A Foundry
United Fruit
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
21% Mar. 31
Mar.
2
21% Mar. 31
35
50
Mar. 31
Mar.
4
50
65% Feo. 25
5
11% Jan.
Preferred-
United Gas Impt
Preferred
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Co.....—*
Sale
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
....
United Paper board
Co.__._10
Preferred
400 U S Distrib Corp
Fortfootnotes seeipage 40.
5
5%
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
»
90
75
74
..........
*
—
100
Preferred.
2,230
13,700 U S Freight
*
65,500 U S Gypsum Co
20
710
7% preferred..........100
5
14,600 U S Hoffman Mach
800
5%% conv pref
....50
38,700 U S Industrial Alcohol.....*
*
14,600 U S Leather
Class A
.........—*
38,900
900
Prior preferred
100
61,000 U S Pipe A Foundry
20
83,900 U 8 Realty A Impt.........*
*
1,171,600 U S Rubber
293,100
8% 1st preferred.......100
33,900 U S Smelt Ref A Mg
50
Preferred...............50
2,700
2
98% Sale
3
Sale
2%
2% Sale
35
106%
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
9% Mar. 31
5% Mar. 30
8% Mar. 30
22%
10%
27
19% Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
Lowest
Sale Price
Sale Price
Sale Price*
Sale
7%
59%
19%
1
1%
28% Sale
33% Sale
31
42
44% Sale
20%
22
54
54%
9
Sale
7% Sale
9% Sale
4% Sale
47%
51
121
Sale
15
Sale
22
—
19%
9%
5%
9%
Sale
3
Sale
2%
4%
9%
Tobacco..
^Standard Gas A Elec_.
94 preferred
.
.
....
96 prior preferred....
97 prior preferred....
Stone A Webster
39
22
Sale
Sale
41
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
3%
18%
94.50 preferred
28,000 USA Foreign Secur Corp
800
19%
16%
12%
J Sale
....
Standard Brand*.......
Com'l
18%
12%
19%
27%
3%
42%
75
Sale
97,700 TrI-Contlnental Corp......*
6% preferred
.*
1,600
22,000 Truax Traer Coal..........*
10
3,000 Truicon Steel Co
68,300 20th Cent Fox Film Corp...*
91.50 preferred...........*
7,900
13,600 Twin City Rapid Transit—*
Preferred..
.100
2,920
—....1
38,800 Twin Coach Co
9,000
1,000
26,900
3,000
8,000
2,110
9,900
6,500
Square D Co class B.
Sale
8%
22% Sale
Ask
Highest9
Lowest
Mar. 31
Ask Sid
Bid
Sale
..........
100
6%
2
*
2,800 The Fair Co
340
7% preferred..........100
1
31,000 Thermold Co
13 div conv pref
10
100
—..10C
5,400 Third Avenue
4,500 Thompson (J R)..........25
20,100 Thompson Products........*
..*
27,100 Thompson -Starrett....
Preferred
*
2,500
10
128,500 Tide Water Assoc Oil
$4.50 conv pref—
......*
6,000
47,700 Tlmken-Detrolt Axle Co...If
....*
49,100 Tlmken Roller Bear
2
119,200 Transamerlca Corp new
5
51,300 Transc A West Air Inc
10,300 Tran A Wl.llama Steel Forg*
1,700
16,700
200
Spiegel Co Inc..........
Conr 94.50 pref..—..
*
.....
100
1,240
6,500
27,800
l
5,500 Telautograph Corp....... 5
...5
41,800 Tennessee Corp
25
363,100 Texas Corp (The)..
71,800 Texas Gulf Producing Co—*
*
55,200 l exaa Gulf Sulphur
105,900 Texas Pacific Coal A Oil...10
1
196,000 Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
100
11,100 Texas A Pacific
*
5,500 Thatcher Mfg...
93.60 conv preferred......*
200
1,200
20,800
138,700
26,400
18,600
33,200
60,700
4,800
3,500
200
(The) etc
Splcer Mfg Co
93 conv preferred A....
S perry Corp
25
49,900 Swift A Co
17,300 Swift Internat Ltd
Symington-Gould Corp with
stock purchase warrants. 1
47,400
Without warrants.....— 1
40,500
2,500 Talcott (James) Inc.....—9
370
5%% preferred
50
19,700
14,200
1,500
12,600
Spencer Kellogg A Sons
......
19,700
6,300
22,500
4,700
12,600
82,700
2,000
6,200
i
*
6% preferred
........100
Sunshine Mining Co.......10
22.600 Superheater Co (The)......*
1
108,300 Superior Oil
22,000 Superior Steel
..I#'
11,800 Sutherland Paper Co......10
500 Sweet* Co of Amcr (The)-.60
600
38
2%
...
...
3id
3
Spalding (A G) «c Bros.
Stand
Mar. 1
22
Edison..
$5.50 preferred...—...
'YM
Jan
Ask
Sale
Southern Pacific Co
Mobile
1
Price
Jan. 1
Share*
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
stocks
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
39
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
............
1%
A*
Sale
1
Sale
9%
Sale
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
1692
Sale
164
Sale
32
7
36
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
70
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 26
Mar.
4
Mar. 23
Mar.
5
8% Mar. 30
100
3
Mar, 14
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Mar. 18
Mar. 23
Mar.
7
Mar. 26
Mar.
5% Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
7fA
S'4
55
Mar. 23
Mar. 31
162% Mar. 28
4% Mar. 29
25
Mar. 15
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Mar.
13% Mar. 31
3% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 26
:
Mar. 30
2^
Mar.
1
Mar. 21
Mar.
8
MP.
7
1
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 17
Mar.
1
Mar.
50
Mar. 29
21% Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
x55
Mar. 31
1
9
1
Mar. 15
;
Mar.
5
Mar. 31
8% Mar, 30
100
3
Jan
Jan.
Mar. 14 106
Mar. 26
5% Jan.
3
12
Mar. 31
Feb.
4
Mar. 23
17
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
8%
Vk
10
Mar. 31
72
Mar. 28 169 &
Mar. 29
8>
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
35
18
12
15
Jan.
4
Feb.
9
Jan. 11
Jan. 12
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
23 v
6
Jan.
15
30
Jan.
26
10
Jan.
29
66
Feb.
30
32
Jan.
ifH
Feb.
13
13
18
17
10
25
21
71
Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Jan.
Jan.
74% Feb. 21
_
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Jan.
Mar.
70% Mar.
8
5
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
413,950
29,100
OB
1938
Par
Shares
1,419,560
100
56,700
2,000
30
460j
8,000
8.000
630
United States Steel..
100
900
130
450
19,300
8,400
190
31,600
5,900
800
380
Preferred
180
400
8,300
100
4,000
9,200
1,600
72,400
7,900
1,300
1,090
20,000
1,800
2,600
5,800
14,800
410
4,500
3.200
9,200
-
44,800
27,300
30
1,600
2,200
1,140
2.800
5,300
288,400
620
9,100
95,300
200
12,900
32.800
42,900
57%
145
Of.
99
120
51
2% Sale
7
7
40 X
...
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
18%
79%
Sale
3%
3%
!89H
74
12%
3%
40%
4%
6
35
Sale
39
Sale
i!H
Sale
21
15
Sale
23
26% Sale
2%
2%
.1%
Sale
73% 75
94
88%
95% Sale
90
88%
35
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
34% Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar. 18
42
1
Mar. 30
5
1% Mar. 26
Feb.
3
42
8% Mar. 30
13% Jan.
34% xv^ar.
42
.
4% Mar.
Mar.
2
Mar. 24
Mar.
3
8% Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
1
4
48
Mar. 28
Mar. 11
138
27% Mar.
% Mar.
% Mar.
16
Mar.
11% Mar.
14% Mar.
2
30
30
Mar.
7
Mar.
2
18
Mar.
4
26
Mar.
31
31
1
e" Mar. 1
Mar.
3
Mar;
3
Mar.
9
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 19
Mar. 2
Mar. 14
_
_
Mar. 21
2
1% Mar. 23
3
1
3
Mar.
7
5% Mar. 31
15% Mar. 29
Mar. 29
4% Mar. 30
30
Mar. 31
18
Mar. 18
74
Sale
8
Mar. 26
Sale
Sale
2
Mar. 26
23
Mar. 31
3% Sale
24%
25
1% Sale
5
Sale
„
3% Mar. 26
20
Mar. 26
1% Mar. 31
5
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 14
8%
41%
19%
12%
3%
40%
Mar. 2
Mar. 9
Mar. 11
Mar. 15
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Mar. 16
3% Mar.
11% Mar.
1
1
14
25%
95%
135
15
15%
34%
Sale
Sale
33%
Sale
24
25%
Sale
137
26%
14%
26%
60
"85"
m90rm
90
75%
1
105
.23
83
57
14
i
Sale
80
63
16
53
14
8% Sale
9X
10%
IX Sale
12% 13%
2%
2%
2% Sale
4% Sale
5
50
12%
36
Sale
58
13%
Sale
Sale
101
58%
14%
10% Sale
10
2
Sale
2%
Mar. 30
17%
Sale
17
Mar. 30
26% Mar.
2
17
Mar, 30
72
72
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
72
72
Sale
116
72
116
18
Sale
50
66
36
81
Sale
60%
23
63
Sale
8% Sale
68%
81%
13% Sale
37% Sale
73% 80
13% Sale"
2% Sale
16% Sale
16% Sale
63 % Sale
103
Sale
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
84% Mar. 31
74
2% Mar 10
1% Mar. 5
.
35
75
Mar,
1
Mar. 10
90% Mar.
96% Mar.
89
Mar. 29
Mar. 31 121
8
5
34% 35%
42% Sale
75
67
80
68%
24% Sale
14%
91%
16%
Sale
36
Sale
tvA
68%
85%
19% Sale
16% Sale
4
31
31
31
26%
25%
98%
137
15%
31%
Mar.
84% Mar.
74
116
11
11
4
17
10
81
Jan.
24
Feb. 23
Jan. 15
Feb. 18
Jan. 15
3% Jan. 13
8%
44%
19%
16%
48
Jan.
10
Jan.
13
4%
13%
24%
17%
29%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
13
14
17
17
[12
Jan.
Feb.
24
Jan.
24
3
Mar.
H
:
121
2% Mar.
i* Jan.
Jan.
10
10
11
3
Mar.
IX
3% Jan.
11
16% Mar.
28% Jan.
10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
3
1
Mar.
8
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
8
9% Mar.
31% Mar.
7
9
10
Mar.
20
Mar.
x27
60
Mar.
60
Mar. 19
75
Mar.
90
Jan.
15% Mar.
27% Jan.
61% Mar.
109% Jan.
15
Jan.
27
17% Jan.
32% Jan.
15% Jan.
15
103
140
Mar
Mar
31
31
14
27
60
105
60
Mar,
19
60
75
Mar
12
80
15
75
Sale
14% Mar 26
75
Mar, 29
23
Mar.
90
75
Mar.
47
Mar
29
80
51
Mar. 25
46%
Mar.
8
47
Mar.
12
Mar
26
14
Mar.
2
12
Mar.
15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
\l«
1
10% Mar.
10
Mar.
1
31
2
Mar.
2
31
17
Mar.
2
6%
7%
1%
8%
2% Mar.
2% Mar.
5% Mar.
4% Mar.
3
1% Mar. 30
1
2
1
3
4% Mar. 26
8% Sale
1 %
Sale
1% Mar. 30
2
Sale
2
Mar. 29
4% Mar. 26
3
Mar. 24
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
Mar. 24
32
Mar. 30
Sale
32
10%
36%
11%
42%
Sale
Sale
Sale
10% Mar. 29
17
36
1
9
36
25
28% Sale
56% Sale
61% Sale
22
23%
9% Sale
72% Sale
9% Sale
25
Sale
62% Sale
11% Sale
9% Sale
Ex-rights,
Mar. 29
48
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
5
18
9
4
12
Jan.
4
14
13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21% Jan.
3
32
62%
29%
95
15
■£59#; Jan.
31
1
Mar.
27% Jan.
14% Mar.
31
6%
7%
1%
8%
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar. 19
Mar. 2
Mar.
*
10
Sale
Jan.
% Mar.
1% Mar.
20
Sale
1
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Feb.
20
12%
6%
7%
1%
3
Mar.
13
30
70
42
28
1.6* Mar. 24
111% Jan.
9% Mar
31% Mar
28
:
Jan.
Feb.
9% Sale
31
33%
l0
Sale
103
18
7% Jan.
40
Mar.
Mar. 10
10
Jna.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
35
75
Mar.
3
Mar.
Feb. 28
Jan.
4%
3%
8%
20%
31
Sale
y
16% Mar
15% Mar
61% Mar
1% Mar.
1% Jan.
25% Mar.
72
72
22
21
21
19
20
11
2% Jan.
Mar
4%
4%
3% Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
11
Sale
Sale
100
37
45
1% Mar. 31
5
27
102% Jan.
102% Jan.
Mar. 26
16% Mar. 31
2%
Sale
16
20
Feb. 15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3% Mar. 26
1
17%
60
30
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Mar. 15
2%
45%
Sale
Sale
Mar. 26
23
Mar.
16%
2%
5%
4%
44%
16%
43%
Mar. 18
2
15
80
22
*
__
18
8
23
114% Sale" 113% Sale
113% Mar.,30 116% Mar. 24
13
Mar. 30
17% Sale
13% Sale
17% Mar. 3
4% Mar.
1
4% Sale
2% Sale
2% Mar. 31
3
Mar. 25
7% Mar. 8
4% Sale
7%
% Sale
% Mar. 23
1% Mar. 7
2%
2%
1% Mar. 18
1%
1%
2% Mar. 2
130
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
120
26% Sale
Mar. 29
4% Mar. 30
30
11
Sale
24% Sale
23% Sale
99% Sale
15% Mar. 29
74
16% Mar. 31
113
16
4X
4X
6%
1% Sale
2% Sale
Mar. 21
Sale
1% Mar. 26
1% Mar. 5
25% Mar. 31
4
11 118% Mar. 21
Sale
112
15
117% Jan.
11
1% Sale
1%
1%
25% Sale
14
Mar.
60
14% Mar. 31 z23%
Jan. 19 101
30% Mar. 30 42
5%
2% Mar. 29
15% Mar. 30 32%
105
Mar. 30 110%
4%
2% Mar. 22
5% Mar. 26 15%
100
Mar. 29 120%
57
37
Mar. 31
1
19% Mar. 15
10
Feb. 25
97
1% Mar. 23
2% Jan.
5
5% Mar. 31
7
2% Jan.
Mar. 28 147% Mar. 11
Jan. 12
27% Mar. 30 54
Jan.
7
1.
% Mar. 30
Jan. 10
1.
% Jan.
3
Jan. 17
16
Mar. 26 25
Jan. 12
11% Mar. 31 20:
1
80
6
35
Mar. 31
9
3% Mar. 10
8
37
16%
85
5
Mar. 10
Feb. 24
138
48
8
23
Feb. 10
Feb.
1
20 162
xvlar. 30
3% Mar. 30
1% Mar. 26
38
2
Sale
Mar.
5% Mar. 26 11
Mar.
Mar. 29 120
53
Mar. 14
Mar. 31
118% Mar. 21 118% Mar. 21
1
1%
1% Sale
1%
8%
5% Sale
15% Sale
62% Jan. 25
114% Jan. 10
4 130
37
74
13%
Mar. 29
Jan.
100
Sale
Mar. 31
38
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 29
30% Mar. 30 39
4%
2% Mar. 29
15% Mar. 30 27%
105
Mar. 30 110%
3
2% Mar. 22
121
Sale
56
108% Mar.
97
Sale
8#-.;
*
No par value, a Deferred delivery, r Cash sales,
x Ex-dividend,
d Change oi name from International Ftinting Ink Corp.
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
120
White Dental Mfg Co (S S)_20
...
Sale
12
10,600 Wilcox Oil & Gas.........-.5
43,400 Willys-Overland Motors....]
23,800
6% conv pref
—....10
106.500 Wilson A Co
f6 cum preferred..—
1011
8,600
31,700 Woodward Iron Co........10
136,200 Woolworth (1 W)
..It
55,500 Worthlngton P & M—_.10»
7% preferred "A"
70
101
Prior pref 4%% series-.100
3.600
Prior pref 4%% conv ser 100
6,100
3.620 Wright Aeronautical Corp..*
6,400 Wrigley <Wm) Jr
11.000 Yale A Towne Mfg Co.....25
1
940,400 Yel Trk & C'ch class B
2,930
7% preferred
10<
26,900 Young Spring A Wire
*
*
320,500 Youngst'n Sb A Tube
600
534%
preferred
..100
45,000 Youngstown Steel Door
*
104,200 Zenith Radio Corp
*
82,000 /onite Products Corp......1
Sale
16%
Sale
32
1,400
128,900 White Motor Co...........1
5,200 White Rock Mln Spgs ctis..*
*
21,000 White Sewing Mach
Convertible preferred....*
17,000
Sale
Sale
102
100
...
Sale
19
100
30
$5 conv prior preferred
Sale
Sale
18%
Sale
Sale
.....
100
Sale
m
27
73
*
40 Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.100
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
IX Sale
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
250
5%% conv pref
54,200 Wheeling Steel Corp..
44
41
3%
10X
16%
13 X
24 X
—1
5% preferred
138
Sale
41X
36
10C
103,100 Western Union Teleg
79,000 Westinghouse Air Brake —•
Preferred
Sale
6
....
800
900
Sale
18% Sale
72% 74
....1
Class A
Sale
3%
3
8
Sale
2X Sale
2% Sale
36
39
332,800 Westlnghouse El & Mfg..50
7% 1st preferred
.....50
1,390
*
9,700 Weston El Instrument
2
3%
18%
...
60
A*
118% 125
10
6% preferred
100
1,430
1,280 West Penn Pow pref 7%__10i
6% preferred
10f
2,580
25,900 Western Auto Supply Co-.10
30,600 Western Maryland.......100
Second preferred
100
3,200
1<H
4,900 Western Pacific
6% preferred....
.100
16,200
42
Sale
Sale
39
38%
4% Sale
27% Sale
Sale
109
3
3%
10%
16%
•
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
Mar. 18
22
*
& Co
40
•
21%
18%
5
Elsenlohr
29
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
2 140
1 162
Mar. 30
Sale
40
*
$4 conv preferred........
440 West Penn El Co "A"
7% preferred
10f
2,340
300
12,500
7.300
43,200
3,100
9,500
50
139
30
1%
*
—
1,700
290
7,900
2
*
Preferred
Ward Baking class A
7,400 Warren Fdry & Pipe
15,600 Waukesha Motor Co...
35,500 Wayne Pump Co
7,700
4,800
400
800
38,800
2,200
9,500
5,900
4%
40
11
9%
33,900
7% preferred..
100
4,150
.5
317,400 Warner Bros Pictures
$3."85 conv preferred.....*
3,260
*
57,100 fWarren Bros
Convertible preferred-_._*
3,100
70
18,500
Mar.
A™
—
Class B
3,000
1,800
40
70
161
40
.
140
1,040
520
Sale
10(
...
Wells Fargo
31,000
161
Mar.
41
*
18,100 Walgreen Co
3,600
4% % pref with warr
100
*
163,500 Walworth Co
21,900 Walker(H) Gooder & W Ltd.*
1,190
17,300
152,500
Mar. 29
29%
Preferred B............100
330
*
8,600 Waldorf System
640
5,400
600
37,500
95
140
4
24,000 fWabash..............—100
Preferred A
10(t
25,400
Webster
460
95% Sale
140
......100
7% preferred
10,300
1,920
9,400
11,000
1,700
1,400
8,700
39%
Sale
130
,
5,600
320
Sale
108
119
100
Detlnnlng
Sale
55
Sale
.....
4,800
17,200
2,600
150,800
7% 1st preferred
830 Vulcan
Bid
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
38
Sale
8,500 Vlck Chemical Co..........5
*
82,900 Va Caro Chemical
52,400
6% preferred
10<
1,380 Virginia Elec * Power 0% pf*
1,050 Virginia Iron. Coal ACokelOO
5% preferred
270
........100
1,000 Virginia Ry Go pref......100
160
7,600
Ask
Ask
Sale Prices
Lowest
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
25
100
1,010 Universal Plct 1st pref
38,500 futilities Pow & Light A
1
16,800 Vadsco Sales Corp..
....*
Preferred..
100
270
103,700 Vanadium Corp of America.*
12,900 Van Raalte Go.............5
470
53 %
105
116
148
Mar. 1
*
New
1
*
33,800 United Stores A
2,400
$6 cony preferred
—*
3,200 Universal-Cyclops Steel
1
*
2,400 Universal Leaf Tobacco
Preferred
100
420
380
,
*
100
7% pref new
24,500 United Stockyards Corp
410
4,200
20,000
15,400
Bid
100
7% preferred....
U S Tobacco.....
630
12,100
14,500
1,400
1,500
1
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1
Share*
RANOE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK BXCSHAM
Since
March
.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
40
10% Mar. 29
12
21
22
24
2% Feb. 25
6%
5%
60%
19%
43%
Jan.
7
Jan. 10
Jan.
6
Jan. 21
Jan. 17
Feb. 23
Feb.
Jan.
3
11% Mar. 29
43% Mar.
18% Mar.
42
Mar. 29
66
Mar.
2
42
Mar. 29
20
66
27
Mar. 28
2
27
Mar. 28
35% Feb. 24
28%
55%
61%
22%
9%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
35% Mar.
42% Mar.
1
Mar. 31
14% Mar.
1
28%
55%
61%
20%
8%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
71
Mar. 30
93
17
Mar,
4
71
Mar. 30
30
30
31
30
76
Mar. 16
69
Mar. 12
Mar.
9
28
Jan.
Mar.
3
Mar. 30
38
Mar.
4
62% Mar. 31
11 % Mar. 29
64
Mar. 29
20
Mar.
1
16% Mar.
5% Mar.
1
9
7
2% Jan.
9% Mar. 31
24
9
Mar. 31
3% Mar. 30
3
11% Mar. 29
10
Jan.
10
Mar. 12
28
Mar. 30
62% Mar. 31
11% Mar. 29
t Companies reported in receivership.
Jan.
94
31
9% Mar. 31
24
46
69
30
30
31
3
Mar. 31
3
25
25
Mar.
9
15% Jan.
21
93
11
Jan.
18% Jan.
43% Jan.
10
12
75
26
Jan.
22% Jan. 10
17% Jan. 12
5% Mar. 7
U Called 'or redemption
I
New York Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
March.....
4,629,762
11,623,061
Jan. 1 to March 31
:
NOTICE—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash
and when selling outside of the regular monthly range are
computing the
AGGREGATE
•
In
Shares
200
400
7,600
950
x
5,900
3,900
2,700
300
2,800
175
260
597
March.....
13,040,000
47,913,631
Jan. 1 to March 31
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Par
Ask
Bid
28
2b
c
iei* "19 5*
20
28
24
22
Sale
6
5*
15*
145*
48
63
if
2
Sale
Sale
525*
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
75*
5i
15*
125*
5*
465*
505*
Sale
25*
25*
1
15*
Mar. 28
1
Sale
115*
5*
405*
505*
445*
125*
%
395*
Sale
2 5*
Mar. 28
55* Mar. 31
5* Mar. 28
Sale
15*
25*
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
52
145* Mar. 29
25* Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
20
205*
35*
315*
85*
5*
15*
175*
5*6
Mar. 29
Mar. 15
Mar. 18
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
2
Mar. 30
1
25* Sale
5*
15*
Mar. 30
Sale Prices
28
Mar.
1
15
Mar. 25
35* Mar.
5
Mar. 15
30
75* Mar.
5* Mar.
15* Mar.
2
3
8
Mar. 11
14
5* Mar. 15
465* Mar. 1
6054 Mar. 7
Mar.
53
7
25* Mar. 21
15* Mar. 14
500 Allied Internet Investing...*
1,600
S3 conv preferred*
700 Allied Products Corp com.. 10
11,600
1,000
900
900
25
Class A
35,000 Aluminum Co common
2,700
6% preferred
1,400 Aluminum Goods Mfg
760 Aluminum Industries
550
*
100
*
-----
7
105
130
310 American Book Co.......100
1,000
900
500
200
23",600
73,700
S3 preferred
—...*
$5.50 prior preferred
American Centrifugal
*
Corp.l
Amer Cities Power At Lt
200
1,900
12,600
49",200
2,700
300
27,400
1,225
4,200
2,300
50
400
450
45
21,800
2,932
250
33,7'
3,400
52,400
1,300
4,800
700
3,400
3,100
3,200
230
3,700
11,800
50,300
3,300
90
3,100
12,300
11
15*
Sale
Mar. 30
955* Mar. 4
995* Mar. 10
115* Mar. 2
67
Mar. 28
8
185*
15*
Amer Hard Rubber Co com.50
*
com
20
5,700 Amer Laund Mach com..
25
21,300 Amer Light At Trac com
500
6% preferred
25
.100
1,000 Amer Mfg Co common
100
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
110
4
Sale
25*
%
44M
Mar. 30
1
Mar. 29
50
65* Mar. 31
2
5* Mar. 14
105* Mar. 31
jj,
19
Mar.
2
Mar.
65* Mar.
Mar.
5* Mar.
5*6 Mar. 14
105* Mar.
57
645*
Sale
2
5* Mar.
Mar. 15
15* Mar. 30
"3 5* "Mar "16
5
Jan.
6
Feb. 23
Feb.
7
Jan. 14
Ja,n.
6
Feb.
Jan.
16
7
5^
Mar.
4
995* Mar. 10
125* Jan. 10
15* Jan. 20
52
Feb. 14
105* Jan. 17
3
Feb. 17
5* Jan. 27
235* Jan. 12
£595* Feb. 14
35* Mar. 16
Mar.
44
2
4
95
Mar.
8
Mar. 17
Jan.
545* Jan.
64
1065* Jan. 26
165* Mar. 11
55* Feb. 25
945* Feb.
Mar. 12
854 Mar. 15
Mar. 15
2
105* Sale
4 5i
15
255*
15*
115*
265*
155*
110
45*
26
32
125*
255*
20
24
19
18
125* Sale
225*
26
185*
23
65
73
27
105*
165*
125*
23
20
60
5* Sale
1
*
*
74
78
..........*
13
14
Wupperman
1
Apex Elec Mfg Co common..*
Appalachian Elec Power—
760
$7 preferred
.........*
13,400 tArcturns Radio Tube
1
*
34,200 Arkaneas Nat Gas com
Class A
♦
119,000
—10
230 Arkansas P Ac L 67 pref—..*
5
4,900 Art Metal Works common
26,200 Ashland Oil At Refining Co.l
65*
Sale
35* Sale
15* Sale
45*
35*
Jan.
15* Jan.
Sale
5*
71
6
35*
Sale
65*
4
x27
Ill
Sale
Mar.
25* Mar.
235* Mar.
Sale
25
8
Sale
Ir
8
107
Sale
ilH
23
Sale
10
Sale
20
24
12
215* Mar. 15
145* Mar. 30
Mar. 29
35*
135*
35*
Sale
Sale
35*
35*
Sale
6
Sale
71
Sale
35*
65* Sale
4
Sale
28
23
12
26
Mar.
1
3
25
215* Mar. 15
165* Mar. 15
125* Mar.
Mar.
275* Jan.
26
8
Mar.
Mar.
13
15
215* Mar. 15
14 5* Mar. 30
10
Mar. 29
Jan.
215* Mar. 15
185! Jan.
6
145* Jan. 12
Mar. 29
Mar.
7
225* Mar. 30
20
12
24
23
56
Mar. 29
56
635* Feb. 15
5* Mar. 25
165* Mar. 31
Sale
Mar.
Feb.
LI 15* Feb.
5
Jan.
Mar.
25* Mar.
235* Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Sale
2
107
24
56
55* Sale
% Sale
695* Sale
125*
165*
35*
35*
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
7
265* Jan. 11
35* Jan. 15
275* Jan.
4
265* Feb. 24
15* Jan.
7
125* Feb. 15
28
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
225* Mar. 30
Sale
5*
155*
5*
85*
195*
265* Mar.
56
5*
23
Mar.
26
Mar.
Mar.
10
165*
185*
1 5*
275*
45* Mar.
12
Sale
35* Sale
35* Sale
65*
65*
195* Mar.
Sale
25*
245* Mar.
235* Mar.
25* Mar.
26
Sale
995*
10
15* Mar.
£115* Mar.
95*
82
Corp..*
6
1
155* Mar.
5* Mar.
85* Mar.
Sale
12
85*
Amer
Sale
22
85*
8,900
109,400
2,500
9,400
2,600
6,100
5,900
10,200
sH
165* Mar. 31
185* Mar. 29
15* Mar. 26
26
"85* Sale"
Republics Corp com 10
Angostura
175*
Sale
2%
Amer
5
26
335*
125*
5*
5*
Amer Potash At Chem
Fence com....*
1105*
5
%
Sale
22
64,300
Amer Thread preferred
12
Sale
22
'V.oEo
Seal-Kap Corp com
American Superpower
1st preferred.
Sale
15*
15*
Sale
175*
Sale
Sale
235* Sale
25*
25*
245*
275*
105*
1
....*
3
115* Sale
Amer Pneumatic Service....*
Preferred
Mar. 31
96
65* Sale
15*
3
13
3
5
9
67
40% 50*
10
15
86
Mar.:
Mar.
Sale
Sale
a/
„
4
11
20
11
21
Jan.
2
Feb.
125* Mar. :
58
101
100
8
26
"235*
Amer At Foreign Power warr
V 10,100
95*
35*
25*
23
30
Preferred
15*
50
9
2
90
56
Sale
Anchor Post
1
49
"i
67
21
24
58,400 American Maracaibo.
5,832 American Meter Co
995*
Sale
645*
25*
13* Sale
84
Mar. 23 106
155* Mar.
35* Mar.:
19
26
Preferred-
Sale
Mar.;
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
155* Jan.
5* Jan.
495* Jan.
1
5* Feb.
85* Mar.!
165* Mar. 11
45* Mar. 7
59
65
25
Class B
200 Amer Invest of 111
•
1
45*
325*
85*
15*
25*
15*
5*
.105*
Mar.i
155* Mar. 30
35* Mar. 23
57
25*
...L
96
2
155*
Sale
15
75* Sale
3
45*
5*
::
23
235*
1
1,800
88
Sale
Mar. 31
145* Feo.
5
25* Mar. 30
23
Jan.
4
55* Mar. 31
5* Mar. 28
1
Mar. 28
115* Mar. 29
5* Mar. 15
405* Feb.
3
505* Mar. 31
445* Mar. 29
20
Sale Prices
34
Feb. 10
17
Jan. 13
Corp
*
1,800 Amer Fork Ac Hoe Co com
71,000 American Gas At Elec com—•
Preferred
•
4,850
10,600 American General Corp... 10c
$2 preferred
5,550
1
75
$2.50 preferred
1
200
3,700
7,600
95*
J*
40 Amer Cyanamld com cl A.. 10
Common class B n v
10
1,300
173*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
15
Mar. 30
58
61
101
16
98
90
Class A with warrants...25
Conv class A
1,625
6,000
21,600
108,700
7,100
165*
Sale
48
1
7,200 Amer Box Board Co com
400 Amer Capital Corp d A..10c
Common class B
10c
1,600
300
585*
12 5* Mar ."31
12 5*. Sale
Sale
Sale Prices
7
"
Sale
35*
3,200
400
9
6
15
Sale
155*
70
450
7,650
"85* Sale' "85* Mar."31 "95* Mar.'30
825*
com.
16,200 Aluminium Ltd
1,350
6% preferred
..100
19,300 American Airlines Inc....10
1,100 Amer Beverage Corp
1
5,900
"£"
10
135* Sale
775* Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask
Bid
Lowest
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
1,300 Allea Ac Fisher Inc common.*
1,000 Alliance Investment com...*
'"366
1
Jan. 3
1,300 Aero Supply Mfg class A——*
Class B._
20,100
*
3,150 Agfa Ansco Corp com
1
12,100 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com—5
13,800 Air Devices Corp common.. 1
4,100 Air Investors Inc common..*
1,200
Convertible preferred
*
8,300
Warrants
550 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
50
930 Ala Power Co 67 pron
...*
16 preferred
1,557
*
""600
162,981,000
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Shares
STOCKS
575 Acme Win Govt
200
,
*
SALES
Since
700
1937
$60,493,000
sales, are disregarded in the month's range unless they are the only transactions of the month.
unless they u_
shown in a footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in
for the year.
Jan. 1
March
cr
range
1938
$30,247,000
80,390,000
Bond Sales
1937
1938
.....Shares
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
PRICES ON
OF
RANGE
Stock Sales
Sale
23
% Mar.
Mar.
3
3
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
X Mar. 25
165* Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Jan. 17
1
Jan.
12
265* Jan.
12
5*
30
Mar. 30
5
Sale
5
Mar; 30
3 5*
Sale
Sale
3
Mar. 18
33
30
5*
66
59
9
8
35*
15*
3
75*
35*
Sale
35*
Sale
Sale
97
5*
25*
25*
45*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
59
Sale
45*
6
35* Sale
|
5* Mar. 28
315* Mar. 26
85* Mar. 4
55* Mar.
% Mar.
1
2
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
63
85*
35*
15*
35*
75*
97
5*
25*
25*
45*
71
Mar. 26
Mar. 19
145* Mar. 2
35* Mar. 11
5
Mar.
4
Mar. 16
145* Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
995*
5*
35*
35*
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
59
2
Mar. 23
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
35* Mar. 29
6
1
9
Mar. 12
Mar. 3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
Feb. 21
36
5
Mar. 30
95* Jan.
3
Mar. 18
75* Jan.
15* Jan.
Mar
5*
63
85*
35*
15*
35*
75*
Mar.
Mar.
Jan
Mar.
Mar.
97
Mar.
.
.
28
30
26
3
23
30
Mar. 31
2
6
3
17
25* Jan.
11
Jan.
6
4
4
14
4
165* Feb. 21
%
14
Feb.
8
Jan.
45* Jan.
7
Jan.
72
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
5
10
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
11
12
45?
5* Mar.
59
75
18
1035* Jan.
5* Mar.
25* Mar.
45* Mar.
715* Mar.
65* Mar.
4
Jan.
30
7
4
115* Jan.
27
4
Mar.
3 5* Mar.
Mar. 4
Mar. 14
Mar. 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 10
Mar. 3
85* Mar. 31
5*6 Mar. 22
5* Mar. 18
35* Mar. 30
J32 Jan. 25
8
18
Jan.
Jan.
8
Associated Elec Industries—
900
2,960
39,900
6,000
3,300
1,300
>■)
16
25
13,100
539
9,200'
4.206
7,300
6.000
American deposit rects
£1
1,500
7,400 Assoc Gas Ac Elec com ......1
Class A
.............1
84,700
65 preferred......
—*
12,700
Warrants...
9,900
*
1,600 Assoc Laundries of Amer
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast
RR Co pref............100
10
25 Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref 100
*
20,400 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
1,120 Atlantic Coast Line Co....60
19,800 Atlas Corp warrants
7,620 Atlas Plywood Corp........*
1
23,700 Austin Sliver Mines.
12,500 Automatic Products Corp..5
footnotes
10^ Sale
105*
Sale
15*
Sale
7
■
1054
5*
Sale
8
8 5*
5*
5*
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
85*
%
5*
3 5*
page 53.
31
22
18
30
132 Mar. 29
5* Mar. 24
......
see
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
73
785*
70
'"35* "45*
4
80
66
75
Mar. 3
Mar. 30
70
25* Mar. 31
4
Mar. 30
27
70
67
28
Sale
% Sale
9H
105*
5* Sale
15* Sale
Sale
265*
1
Sale
1054
115*
% Sale
15*
"25* Sale
16
Sale
15*
""5* Sale"
7
Sale
5ie Sale
105*
5*
15*
75*
l{6
54e
5*
65*
5*
J*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
21
30
26
26
67
Mar.
3
70
67
1
Mar.
1
11
Mar.
4
Mar.
3
15* Mar.
4
Jan.
8
15* Jan.
SX Jan.
3
11
Jan.
Jan.
5
17
£
5* Mar. 24
Mar. 30
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
3
Mar. 30
2 5* Mar. 31
16
5*
65*
5*
H
Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
21
30
26
26
I
70
Mar.
67
Mar. 30
1
4
5* Jan.
30
Jan.
15* Jan.
155* Jan.
3* Jan.
25* Jan.
13
11
11
12
12
12
NEW
42
AOaRBOATB
EXCHANGE
CURB
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
March
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
YOR
NEW
Since
Jan. 1
1 In
YORK
Jan. 3
CURB EXCHANGE
1938
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
'.'So
Par
7,500 Auto Voting Machine
2,700 Avery (B F) Sons Co
4,400
1,200
7*
STOCKS (Continued)
125
^"~25
25
200
6% preferred
6% preferred
Ask
Bid
7
com.
5
Ask
Ask Bid
8
*4
Sale
6
Sale
6*4
4*4
"
25
25
w w
iw
13
12*4
1*4
Purchase warrants
Sale
4*4
17*4
16
6*4 Mar. 31
4
8*4 Mar. 16
1
Mar. 28
6*4 Mar
28
Mar
13" Mar."30
13" "Mar."30
16
12
28
21
Jan.
Mar. 30
13
Mar. 30
17*4 Feb
13
3
8*4 Mar
8*4 Jan.
31
4
7*4 Mar.
'
13
254 Jan,
1*4 Mar. 26
13*4 Mar 30
20
2*4 Jan.
2*4 Jan
13
Aviation &
760
45,900
2,870
2,475
7,400
2,900
6,410
21,800
6,400
64,900
18,600
7,700
21,800
Transport Corp.
(Formerly Cord Corp)
154 Sale
1*4
93
Sale
65*4
16*4
4*8
7 *4
1*4
2*4
8*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
*
83
30
12
Sale
70
18
4
Mar. 15
20
12
Feb. 17
63*4 Mar. 30
93
Mar.
1
63*4 Mar 30
93
Jan.
11*4 Mar. 30
Sale
Axton Fisher Tob class A..10
Babcock 8c Wilcox Co
1 *4 Mar. 26
13*4 Mar. 30
1*4
16*4
4*s
8*4
15s
2*4
8*4
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar. 29
11*4 Mar 30
2*4 Mar 28
4*4 Mar 28
17
Feb. 21
454 Jan. 15
9*4 Janl 15
1*4 Jan.
8
2*4 Jan.
8
1*4 Mar.
"
11
Baldwin Locomotive—
^$1^?
;
3,900
31,400
>:
%h
W
:
12,600
■
72,900
350
1%
preferred
Purch
warr
1
com
Bardstown Distillery Inc
Barium Stainless Steel
1
1
800 Barlow & Seelig Mfg class A.5
48,000
Bath Iron Works
Baumann
"""So
for com...
Baldwin Rubber Co
""£5
7%
Corp
(L) & Co
1
5
6
14
24
2,600
3,600
3,800
5,700 Beech Aircraft Corp com...l
11,300 Bell Aircraft Corp common.. 1
11,800 Bellanca Aircraft common.. 1
16
310
820 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
170 Bell Telep of Pa 6 *4 % pf._ 100
400 Benson & Hedges com......*
950
Convertible preferred....*
$1.50
X
■
-
70
V
-
300
&££$
13,000
6,400
-
:
700
•
'
V::
:■■•'
*'i'> £,;."£J>VVV.-}i
■!''•'*
'V":
100
conv
common.
pref
29,700 Berkey & Gay Furn Co
1
Purchase warrants........
16,100
1,500 Blckford's Inc com.........*
250
300
S2.50 Conv pref..
*
3,100
;7;^n
7,500
Birdsboro Steel Fdy
Ac Mach *
75
100 Blauner's common.........*
45,950
1,400
Bliss 8c
8,400
17,000
Blue Ridge Corp com
2,100
7,200
$3 opt conv pref
4,300
19,500 Blumenthal (S) At Co
12,900
875
325
v;
.•X .';:';v ,•••••);.; V.:.'•
■
Bliss (B W) Ac Co common...1
Laughlin Inc
1,300
2,700
1,700
5*4 Sale
12
1*4 Sale
Sale
3*4 Sale
U6*4 117*4
4*2
23
1*4
7*4
4*4
Sale
1*4
Sale
8*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
m Sale
117%
2*4
7
2*4 Mar. 28
4*4 Mar. 30
Mar. 22
Mar. 29
1
1
7*4 Mar. 30
4*4 Mar. 26
6*4 Mar.
Sale
10
11
Sale
ii4*& 116"
Sale
10
9*4
Sale
10
.....26
Bouriols Inc
•
Mar ,28
Mar .31
6
%
7*4. Sale
5*4
Sale"
1*4
37
38
5*4 Sale
2*4
3*4
37
15*4
17*4
15*4
10
10*4
4*4
10
lh
3*4
Sale
7*4
7*4
2*4
17*4
1*4
1
26*4
4*4
10
354 Sale
34
Sale
2
1
10*4
Sale
Sale
Mar
Mar
22
29
754 Mar
4*4 Mar
30
26
10
51
Mar
31
4
Mar
30
63*4 Mar
5
6*4 Jan. 29
1
1
3
Sale
1*4 Mar
8*4 Mar
2*4 Mar
1*4 Mar.
14
Mar.
29 118
12
6
Mar
116
156
2,400
800
900
6,900
4,500
3,800
4,600
1,850
3,300
13,300
8,500
31,700
2d
*
.........100
100
preferred
Brazilian Tr Lt
Breeze
At Pr ord
Corp
Brewster
*
.....1
Aeronautical
16,600 Bridgeport Machine
630
50
200
com
*
*
...
Preferred..
100
900 Bright Star Elec class B
2,800
3,200
6,900
3,900
1,700
1,700
350
1,200
60
60
300
400
Brill
*
Corp class A
...*
Class B
7%
I;
•
preferred..........100
Brillo Mfg Co common
Class A.
'
%
54
"i *2 "2"
12*4 Sale
6*4
Sale
1
25 Bridgeport Ga9 Light Co
25
6,400
Common
7% 1st pref
18
12
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
16
26
9
Mar.
Mar
26
11
Mar.
4*4 Mar
11
Mar
30
30
20
Mar.
*4 Mar.
9*4 Mar.
30*4 Mar.
30
1
Mar. 18
34*4 Mar. 25
4*4 Mar. 26
1*4 Mar.
3
14*4 Mar
% Mar
Mar
9
J
Mar
30
Mar
jg*
23
33
Sale
3*4
11*4
6
,?a
18
33
22
25
7*4
8*4
Sale
4
3
3*4
30
25
9*4 Sale
Sale
*4
34
3*4 Sale
1*4
2
8*4 Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
24
12
1
4*4 Mar
Mar
25
1*4
39*4
9*4
2*4
Mar. 14
10*4 Mar
23
16*4 Jan. 24
11
Mar.
9
10
Mar
11
3*4 Mar.
1
3
Mar
1
31
*4 Mar
23
154 Feb. 25
16*4 Feb. 24
34*4 Mar 25
1
1*4 Mar.
Mar. 26
Mar.
8
16*4 Mar.
2*4 Mar.
2
Jan.
2
14
1
Mar. 31
9
3
3
3
2
*4 Mar. 23
*4 Sale
"1*4 "2*4
1
Feb.
26
7*4 Mar. 30
7
7
7*4 Mar
7
30
4
Mar
29
2*4 Mar
Mar.
11
Jan
1 *4 Jan
Mar
13
17
12
8
9
4*4 Jan. 13
5*4 Sale
Mar. 29
4
Feb.
3
23
"1*4 "> "*4
3h Sale
2*4
2
22
9*4
1*4
20*4
8*2
12
*4
h
Sale
2*4 Mar. 30
1
30
6*4 Sale
*
Mar
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
.
25*4 Mar. 22
5 *4 Mar 29
25*4 Mar. 22
10*4 Jan. 10
Mar. 19
81
28
88
Mar
56
2*4
*4
15*4
6*4
Feb
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
28*4 Mar
3
26
23
25
31
16
54
4*4
2*4
27*4
854
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
26
11
13
10
25
28*4 Mar 16
1854 Mar
2054 Jan
29
19
21
Jan.
22*4 Mar
25*4 Feb
29
18
26*4 Jan. 28
25*4
9*4
88
*4
3*4
1*4
20*4
8*4
28*4
8
26
23
25
31
16
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
1
16
11
17
16
19
Mar. 25
56
2*4
*4
15*4
0*4
28*4
Mar. 22
Mar.
1
5*4 Mar.
4h Mar.
25*4 Mar. 22
5*4 Mar. 29
81
30
12*4 Jan.
5
754 Jan. 12
5*4 Jan. 14
3§
4*4 Sale
23
9*4 Sale
85
1*4 Sale
15*4
2*4
10*4
5*4
12
Mar
11
Mar
Mar
12
9
Mar
1
8
12
Jan.
Jan.
30*4 Mar
Mar
Mar
4
Mar
Jan.
20
V.
7*4 Mar.
1*4 Mar.
Mar. 25
Mar.
Mar
37 *4 Mar.
10*4 Mar. 23
10
5*4
1
22
12
3
11
8
119*4 Feb. 10
Mar 15
6
Jan
7*4 Mar.
18*4 Mar.
29
30
Jan.
Bowman BUtmore Hotels—
.Xviifc.v-^V'r.:■■::■■: v-.'":
Jan.
8*4 Jan.
mJan.
Jan.
i4H Jan.
Mar
116
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5*4
14*4
%
*4
9*4
1
14*4
10*4
5
1
2*4 Mar ,28
4*4 Mar.
156
Mar ,28 164*4 Mar.
10
612 Sale
§0
6*4 Mar
54 Sale"
"1" Sale"
9*4
30*4
8*4
63*4 Mar.
5*4 Mar.
30
8*4
56 Sale
"8k~ Sale'
Mar.
4
6
20
Sale
2*4
7
""% Sale
Mar. 31
51
Sale
1*4
14*4
iiS
6
1*4 Sale
*
com...*
Borne Scrymser Co
1
S
com
600 Bohack (H C) Co common...*
300
7% 1st preferred.......100
150
600
9*4
4*4
51
10
800 Beaunlt Mills Inc
a
Sale
...100
20
200
6
"2*4 Sale"
*
com
1st preferred.
14*4
3*4 Sale
6*2
7
1*2
1*4
2*2 Sale
7**
10*4
6 y% Sale
Mar. 21
Jan
19
British-American Oil Co.—
400
Coupon stock (bearer)
*
20
*
20
20*4
<?,nu
20*4
20
Registered
20
21*4
21*4
16*4
16*4
26*4
26*4
27*4
27*4
26*4
26*4
27
27
23*4 Sale
1*4
1*4
18
18*4
1854 Mar . 29
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
700
3,900
200
Amer
dep rets ord bear. £1
Amer dep rets ord
reg_..£l
23
22*4 Mar. 29
23*4 Mar. 31
26
5
20*4 Jan. 21
27
Feb. 25
British Celanese Ltd—
Am dep rets
ord reg
10s
25 British Col Power class A..*
7,300 tBrown Co 6% pref
8,900 Brown Fence & Wire
2,250
5,200
400
500
1,500
7,400
4,800
17,800
100
650
3,900
700
14,500
100
1
com
Class A preferred..
Brown Forman Distillery...1
2*4
Brown Rubber Co. com.....*
3
500 Bruce (E L) Co
5
700 Burco Inc
100
common
...*
600 Burma Corp. Amer dep rets
2,600
11,300 Burry Biscuit Corp—_12*4c
300
1,000
Cable Elec Prod
Cables &
400
2,400
400
500
17,000
34,100
400
51,300
400
non-voting
Canadian
35,600
3,600
3,700
80,200
7,000
6,100
50
13,500
1*4
2*4
2
1
Carib Syndicate coo
conv
Class B
25c
A stk.
.........._*
Sale
2*4
9
3
254
4
Sale
9
37 H
22
22*4
Sale
10
39
Sale
Sale
1*4
3
Sale
13*4
1*4
2*4
254
Sate
2*4
3
4*4
5*4
2*4
6*4
1*4
2*4
2
Sale
7
6
32
15*4 Mar. 18
5*4 Mar. 31
26*4 Mar.
Mar. 14
18*4 Mar.
2
1*4 Mar. 28
2*4 Mar.
4*4 Mar.
4
1
8
2*4 Mar. 30
8
33
Mar. 18
Sale
90
10*4
Sale
10
1
Sale
2*4
2*4
Sale
2
54«
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
54 Mar. 30
2*4 Mar. 29
14
5fc Mar.
19
21
22
4
1*1 Sale
10*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
14*4
3*4
19
21
3*4
20*4
1*4 Sale
22
23*4
4
354
4
3*4
1*4 Sale
9*4
10*4
1*4 Sale
Carrier Corp common...
*
Carter (J W) Co common..!.1
Products
*
Casco
Catalin Corp of Amer....
__1
28*4 Sale
6*4 Sale
11
Sale
17
23
2*4
2*4
18
2*4 Mar.
9
22
1
Sale
7*4
Sale
% Mar. 29
7*4 Mar. 31
*| Mar. 29
Vs Sale
18
10*4
25
22
10
Mar
14
22
Jan.
8
18
3*4 Jan. 13
4*4 Feb. 23
1*4 Mar
2*4 Mar
9
90
10
Mar
4,100
300
600
4,800
6,900
725
510
100
70
7% 1st partlc pref..... 100
Corp com..... .15
*
1st preferred
4*4
Celluloid
*4 Mar.
3*4
% Sale
65*4 Sale
18*4Saie"
4*4
7
2
5
10
16*4
Sale
$7 div preferred
Cent Hudson G & E
*
*
com
Sale
4*4
4*4
63*4 Sale
22*4 Sale
12 % Sale
Mar. 17
2
8
23
Mar.
3*4
3*4
1*4
10*4
1*1
Mar. 7
Mar. 12
Mar.
1
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
3*4 Jan.
Mar
3*1
% Jan
10*4
13
1,090 Cent N Y Pow 5% pref
6,500 Cent Ohio Steel Prod
2,500
225
100
1
700 Cent Pow 8c Lt 7% pref—100
89
89*4
6*4 Sale
78
80
85
Sale
7*4
8*4
76*4
79*4
15
Sale
11
% Mar
15
5
Jan.
12
20
19
Jan
31
6
18
22
Jan.
25
Mar
23
Feb.
23
2*4 Mar
18
2
17
4*4 Jan.
8
3*1 Jan. 26
1 *4 Jan.
4
10*4 Jan. f3
1*1 Jan. 10
Mar
% Mar 29
7*4 Mar 31
*4 Jan
27
Feb
11
•#>
15,700
24,400
270
850
22,400
63,800
1,070
3,175
""§25
425
150
4,800
Common
Central
50c
States
Elec com.—1
7% preferred
100
6% pref without
warr.. 100
Conv prefer red.....
.100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
10,900 Centrifugal Pipe Corp
*
154
2*4
*4 Sale
13
Sale
5*4 Sale
6*4
12*4
4*4
8*4
3*4 Sale
154
%
12*4
5*4
7
5
3*4
1*4
*4
14
6*4
9*4
7*4
Sale
15
Feb. 11
3*4 Jan.
4
21*4 Mar 11
154 Jan. 10
85
Jan. 18
Mar. 29
78
18*4
4*4
6*4
19*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
29*4 Mar. 2
5*4 Mar. 7
10*4 Mar. 5
19*4 Mar. 25
2*4 Mar. 1
18*4
45s
6*4
19*4
70
Mar.
4*4 Mar.
1
63*4 Mar 28
Mar. 22
2
22
66
3
61
Mar
Mar.
Mar
24
69
14
31
26
29
25
Mar. 29
2
61
14
Sale
76
5*4
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 23
3*4 Feb
18
11
Mar
30
54 Mar
65*4 Mar
23
31
60
Mar
29
80
Mar
Mar
31
26
32
1*4 Sale
*6 Sale
1
6
3
3*4
4
3
,4*4
10
Sale
2
Mar. 10
Jan.
4
29
Jan. 10
6*4 Jan.
3
15*4 Jan. 21
Mar
25
25
Mar
29
Mar
2
Jan.
8
3*4 Jan. 17
82
Jan.
14
4*4 Feb. 26
Jan.
12
Mar. 26
?§*
64^
6
Sale
15
12
12
15
3
Gent Ac Southwest Utll—
■J:
Jan.
Jan
3*4 Mar. 23 ""§ *4 Mar.'23
Mar. 30
21*4 Mar. 11
*4 Mar. 23
1*4 Mar.
1
65*4 Mar. 31 75*4 Mar. 2
18
635§ Mar. 28
140 Cent Maine Pow 7% pref..100
440
5
4
Mar
§
16
Sale
„
.......
3
18
Jan. 10
1 *4 Mar.
5
Celanese Corp of Amer—
125
800
370
28
Jan.
22*4 Mar
100*4 Jan.
Mar
Feb.
39
7*4 Feb
34*4 Mar
18*4 Mar
60
2
14
2*4 Sale
25
Jan.
8
Jan
'
22
Sale
5*4
11*4
Jan.
31
3
14
*4, Mar. 15
Mar. 18
2*4 Mar. 18
20
5
19
Sale
Sale
13*4
2854
33
18
Jan
Mar
5
5
2*4
2*4
21
4*4
1*4 Sale
2
1^1!*
13*4
3*4
67" Sale"
*
Mar.
25
15*4 Mar
1*4 Mar. 5
2*4 Mar. 29
1*4 Mar. 30
*4
Mar. 18
37*4 Mar. 10
22*4 Mar.
5
98*4 Mar. 10
Mar. 31
Sale
2
Mar. 14
8
34*4 Mar. 30
18*4
*4
22
...*
.....
150 Castle (A M) & Co....... ..10
26,400
Sale
Sale
7
*4
._...._*
Marconi Co
400 Carolina P Ac L $7 pref
120
$6 preferred
50
_
Sale
4*4
2,000 Carnation Co common.....*
20,500 Carnegie Metals Co com.—1
150
54
90
14
£1
500 Capital City Products..—.*
200
9,500
21*4
Can Indus Alcohol cl A
B
1*4
27
Wireless-
dep rets pref sh
100 Carman 8c Co
900
6*4
39
900 Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
525 Canadian Car & Fdy oref..25
275
1,000
14,300
Am
Sale
*
t c
v
%
26
18
5
.._.*
1,900 Buckeye Pipe Line
50
8,400 Buff Niag & East Pow pref.25
$5 1st preferred
♦
2,300
41,900 Bunker Hill & Sullivan._2.50
700
22" "25"
22*4 Mar.
Mar
26
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
12*4 Mar. 11
10*4 Mar
31
23*4 Feb. 26
1254 Mar 11
79
Mar.
9
72*4 Mar
29
84
Mar. 31
85*4 Mar.
9
76
Mar
31
90
5*4 Mar
64
Mar
31
8*4 Jan. 12
77*4 Jan. 24
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
% Mar. 30
Mar. 31
7
77
1
Mar. 15
Mar.
4
1*4. Mar.
56 Mar.
12*4 Mar.
6
Mar.
3
2
3
3
1
Mar
31
26
*4# Mar 30
Feb.
Jan.
3
7
2*4 Jan.
8
*4 Jan. 12
3
Mar. 29
5
Mar. 11
3*4 Sale
3*4 Mar. 26
5*4 Sale
5*4 Mar. 26
Mar.
5
5
5
Mar.
7
3*4 Mar. 10
Mar
31
Jan.
14
3
Mar
26
6*4 Jan.
9
Mar. 26
6
Jan
21
9
12
21
15
Jan.
Mar
29
7*4 Feb. 21
3*4 Mar
26
4
5*4 Mar
26
Mar
31
3
-
Jan.
5
Chamberlin Metal Weather
1,100
700
For footnotes
2,100
1,100
Strip Co
...5
Charts Corp com......
.10
150 Cherry-Burrell Corp com...5
see page
53.
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
5
2054 Jan
26
8*4 Jan, 18
7*4 Feb. 21
21
Jan. 13
AGGREGATE
NEW
Since
March
Shares
252,600
5,900
Chesebrough Mfg.
21,700
2,400
40
160
700
3,150
4,525
22,000
1,100
2,400
62,600
400
1,250
7,600
500
1,000
12,900
,
*400
1.200
..if
40
Chicago Rivet & Machine...4
100
102
Sale
Sale
100
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co..5
9
Chief Conaol Mining Co
1
100
Childa Co preferred
Prefer rod
00^
28
*
2
Sale
37
3
30
Sale
33
Sale
32
39
Preferred BB_.
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $4 pref..*
*7 preferred....
Clark Controller Co
Claude Neon Lights
-.1
..1
com.
106
57
7*
4K
Sale
Sale
Sale
K
Kb
20 K Sale
$
38
1
Sale
IK
15 K
30
Sale
Sale
23
IK Sale
Sale
%
2K
2
38
Ask
5K
34
4
•
City Auto Stamping Co..
•
City & Suburban Homes...10
Ask Bid
99 K
110
49 K
Sale
Bid
36 K
31
......
common
.....
Preferred B.
34
61K Sale
66
Sale
5 K Sale
2K
24
30
50
30
45
Sale
4
"16 K "26"
IK
Sale
18
IP
"15" ~15~K
19
2
IK Sale
30K
4K
3K
IK
30K
Sale
3%
IK
34
32
35K Sale
5K
6
2K
3K
IK
IK
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar. 30 110
97
46K Mar. 26
5K Mar. 30
K Mar. 29
20K Mar. 31
2K
Mar. 23
IK Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar. 11
30
42K Mar. 19
68
Mar. 24
4
Mar. 26
1
Mar. 30
*
7
700 Cohn & Rosenberger com..*
6
Mar. 18
Mar. 26
19,000
1,800
9,300
3,000
35.900 Colon Development Co Ltd..
7,300
6% convertible preferred£l
20,700 Colorado Fuel & Iron warr...
375
35,600
1,100
5% Conv preferred
71,300 Columbia Oil & Gas com
7,300
52,300
114,500
200
Club Aluminum Utensil com *
Colt's Patent Flie Arms Mfg25
Columbia Gas 9c Elec Corp—
1,000
700
Sale
Sale
Sale
66
Sale
[
Sale
3K
IK
Sale
3 k
3K
3%
4K
5K Sale
45
60
58
1
K
6/6
K
K
Sale
K
"2K Sale"
Sale
4
V t t ext to 1946
3,500
7,700 Consolidated Biscuit Co
1
174,700 Consol Copper Mines.......5
8,900 Con Gas E L A P Bait com. •
180
550
5% preferred A
7,900 Consol Gas Utll com
1,900
1,100
5,050 Consol Mln
K
K
12 K
13 K
Sale
Sale
14 K
7,400 Cons Retail Stores Inc com 1
310
8% preferred
....100
2,800 Consol Royalty OH
10
3,900
10
1,100
11,900
26.400 Consol Steel Corp common. *
675 Cont'l G A E 7% pr pref
100
.
250
300
800 Continental Oil of Mexico..1
12,400 Cont Roll & Steel Fdy com
•
3,200
200
500 Continental Secur
600
90
7,500
common
64
<
K
200
100
Sale
3
81K
60 K
3K
82 K
70
80
75
Sale8
80
K
K
a
74 K
K
IK
Sale
K
7K
9K
*
Sale
2K
60
Sale
Oourtaulda Ltd
K Mar. 1
Kb Mar. 17
Mar. 29
18K Mar. 30
Kb Mar. 14
Mar. 30
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
IK
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
IK Mar. 30
Mar. 30
65*
K
4K
70~
Sale
Sale
Sale
"OK "7K
9K
Mar. 23
72
K Mar. 24
4 K Mar. 23
8
3 K Mar.
J*
22
IK
70
2
13 K
11
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
4K Sale
Sale
4K Sale
6K
6
4K Mar. 28
IK
1
Sale
6
5
UK
10
65
Sale
50
70
62
Mar. 29
4K Mar. 29
55
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
1
5 K Mar. 29
Mar. 18
1
Jan.
3
234 Mar. 26
Mar.
1
Mar. 4
Mar. 26
Mar. 3
3034 Feb.
8
334 Mar. 29
234 Mar. 26
1
Mar. 30
Mar. 18
Jan.
7
Mar. 18
7
6K Mar. 26
6
3 K Mar.
1
3 k Mar. 17
334 Mar. 26
59
2
Mar. 15
55K Mar.
Mar.
1
1
Kb Mar.
K Mar.
24K Mar.
4
2
4
4
Feb. 23
Jan.
18
234 Jan.
24
20
Mar. 11
4
3534
634
334
134
Mar.
1
Feb. 23
Jan. 10
Jan.
8
10
Jan.
8
634 Jan.
29
Jan.
10
2
134 Mar. 30
Mar. 30
48
Mar. 30
60
234 Mar. 30
34 Jan.
34 Feb.
16
3
Mar. 31
Mar.
4
1
9K Mar. 2
543^ Mar. 14
7K
10k
5K
1934
55
Mar. 29
Mar.
1
2
10 K Mar.
4
34 Jan.
34 Jan.
13
18
18
28
Jan.
2234 Mar.
7
7
14
Mar. 30
Feb.
20
334 Jan.
3
334 Mar. 30
Feb.
17
Jan.
12
17
19
11
Mar. 5
Mar. 2
Mar.
1
Mar. 24
Mar. 11
4
Jan.
14 K Mar.
1K
4K
74K
K
OK
Jan.
4K Jan.
3
1
Mar. 29
12
Feb. 23
61
1834 Mar. 30
Kb Mar. 14
3K Mar.
Feb.
734 Jan.
45
22K Mar. 7
K Mar. 15
75
3
6
Jan. 17
334 Feb. 23
3 34 Mar. 28
5K Mar.
7 y
Mar.
1
Mar.
8
Mar. 18
19
Mar. 22
15
17
18
Mar. 2
20K
Name chan ged to Avia tion & Transp ortation Corp.
2
Sale
2K Mar.
5
IK Mar. 29
2K
2K
7k
16
Mar. 11
1
4K Mar. 9
5 K Mar.
1
63 K Mar. 10
114K Mar. 2 114 K Mar. 2
K Mar. 18
% Mar. 3
Mar.
4
48K 50K Mar. 29 61
Sale
Jan.
2
12
10
24
72
Mar. 24
2J4 Mar. 18
3 K Mar 29
3 K Mar. 30
55
Mar. 31
14
.......
....
K Mar. 30
4M
6K
4
Sale
.
Mar. 30
2
Sale
75
IK
4 K
Sale
6K
2K
oVA
IK
3K
46K
62
6H
100
Sale
57
54
4K
19
....
1.200
3 K
55
$4 preferred..............*
.
31,300
3 K
Sale
63
68
6,600 Copper Range Co...
1,000 Copperweld Steel com.....10
Cord Corp
7.200 Gorroon & Reynolds.... ...I
S6 Conv pref A.
600
...1
53,800 Cosden Petroleum com
5% preferred............50
3,600
2,800
Sale
5K
Sale
19,600 Cooper Bessemer Corp com.. *
$3 prior preferred....
600
._*
400
2,000
~
Sale
11
Sale
4
"9" ~l6"
900 Cook Paint & Yarnlsh Co..
90
3K
4K
K
K
K
KB
1
5
3 k Mar. 26
Mar. 30
45
16
Sale
19
100
& Smelt Ltd
3K Mar. 28
K Sale
Kb
K
Sale
%
Compp Shoe Machlnerv—
1,700
2,200
68,400
3,300
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
48
55H S&le
100
Commonwealth & Sou Corp—
Warrants
1,100 Commonwealths Dlstrlbut..l
2,175 Community P & L 1st pref..*
Community Public Service—
Common
3,200
...........25
3,600 Community Water Serv .....1
425
2K
3 K
5
Sale
1
Feb.
8
4
35K
5K
2K
IK
39
25
3
5K Mar.
3K Mar.
Mar. 18
%Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 30
26
29
IK Mar., 3
Feb.
934 Jan.
Feb.
20
4
57
4034 Feb. 23
334 Jan.
8
3234 Feb. 23
67
Feb. 23
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
63
16
2K Mar. 26
Mar. 23
Mar. 28
Mar. 18
3 K Mar. 29
1
2134 Mar. 30
2
IK Mar. 31
2K Mar. 26
16
750 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd
10,900
Jan.
3
534 Mar. 30
34 Mar. 29
2034 Mar. 31
2K Mar.
20
57
Sale Prices
Mar. 30 110
Mar.
7
40
34 K Mar.
Mar. 28
1
100
I
97
Mar.
Mar.
8K Mar.
K Mar.
37 K Mar.
2
200
6,000
57
21K Mar. 30
32
Sale
Z\
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
2K Mar. 18
Clayton & Lambert Mfg Co.*
2,650 Cleveland BlecIlium com...*
•
9,800 Cleveland Tractor com.l
700 Clinchfleld Coal com
...100
2.500
Ask
Bid
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
414,400 Cities Service
900
Jan. 3
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
1,100
8,750
3,800
5,100
6,225
4,000
1,800
1,300
2,175
EXCHANGE
CURB
1
Price
YORK
Jan. 1
Shares
050
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
In
43
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
April, 1938]
1
Mar. 31
Jan.
11334 Jan. 17
K Mar. 18
5034 Mar. 29
Jan.
5
6434 Jan.
16
334
8134
134
534
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
80
Jan.
55
234 Mar. 25
75
Mar. 31
134 Mar. 30
234 Mar. 30
72
Mar. 23
34
434
3 34
OK
53
Mar. 24
Mar. 23
Mar.
8
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
434 Mar. 28
14
Mar. 29
4
34 Mar. 29
19
Mar. 22
134 Mar. 29
55
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
1
534 Mar. 29
Jan.
4
7
12
20
8
10
Feb.
2
34 J an.
834 Jan.
4
934 Jan. 12
5434 Mar. 14
934
1734
734
2234
Jan. 17
Feb. 18
Jan. 10
Jan. 13
334 Jan.
12
J an•
11
234 Jan.
1334 Jan.
10
10
Jan.
12
72
£»
12
Am dep rets for ord stk re<«
Jan.
12
12
Cramp (Wm) 8c Sons Ship &
300
Engine Bldg Corp
1,600
100
79,600 Creole Petroleum com
5
16,700 Crocker Wheeler R!lec Mfg..*
28,600 Croft (The) Brewing Co
2,300 Crowley Mtlner 8c Co com...*
7,500 Crown Cent Petrol (Md)_..
24,800
7,600
15,300
....
100
5,700
1,400
9,500
2.100 Crown Cork Internet cl A.
19,600
150
225
Crown
Drug
25c
common
Preferred..
K
23 K
6K
%
3K
4 K
9K
1K
450
mm
6% preferred
1,800 Cuban Tobacco
700
/■
100
—
^
—
■:
200
950
1,500
50
700
2,400
1,300
20,200
3,600
6,400
12,900
600
7,200
1,100
2,600
4,000
125
16
1
6
9]
71
2
3
7
Mar. 23
IK Sale
1
Mar. 26
Mar. 16
16
•8K Mar. 30
Mar. 16
3
4
26K
2K
3K
27
25
35
2 K Mar. 30
20K Mar. 28
2 k Mar. 10
Mar. 26
27
Mar. 17 106
Mar. 17
12 K
7K
12 K
nSK
20
10 K
21K
OK Sale
9K
14
5 K Sale
18 K
10K
3 k
4
8
15K
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
6
Kb Mar.
5K Mar. 31
12 K Mar. 24
5K Mar. 31
7 k Mar. 16
1354 Mar. 3
20
Kb Mar.
3
Mar. 25
J
1034 Mar.
21K Mar.
1
Mar.
1
1
5*
Jan.
Mar.
16
Mar.
34 Jan.
ii*
134
1034
334
2934
Jan.
234 Mar.
2634 Mar.
Jan.
106
934 Feb.
Kb Jan.
10
if*
if*
12
1034 Feb. 21
1
102
Jan.
5
334 Mar.
834 Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
12
15
26
Jan.
28
Jan.
7
26
Mar. 17
Feb.
8
Jan.
34 Jan.
Mar. 31
Jan.
28
Mar. 31
3
0
834 Jan.
1334 Mar.
3
1034 Jan. 21
Feb.
22
23
Sale
Sale
3K
....
...
Detroit Gasket 9c Mfg Co...l
6% preferred w w
...20
1
1
Detroit Paper Products..... 1
Steel Products
Detroit
5,925
Mar. 14
Mar. 25
30
3
Mar.
1
Jan.
334 Mar.
25
Mar.
2
Mar.
54
Mar.
4
4534 Mar. 29
58
OK Mar. 3i
10K Mar. 25
IK Mar. 29
634 Mar. 31
1034 Mar. 25
134 Mar. 29
14
Jan.
10
8
2
Jan.
12
334 Jan.
834 Jan.
12
14 K Mar. 30
3
Mar. 29
8K Mar. 10
8
134 Mar.
1
334 Mar. 11
334 Mar.
i
2034 Mar. 16
1534 Mar. 23
434 Mar. 19
22?^ Mar. 23
2K Mar. 30
9K Mar. 17
9K Mar. 30
2434
3 34
1034
1334
3K Mar. 25
25
100
Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com
Detroit Mich Stove Co..
Kb Mar.
Kb Sale
■
Kb Sale
134 Feb. 14
2734 Jan. 12
834 Jan. 11
Jan. 10
Jan. 15
34 Mar.
1734 Mar.
334 Mar.
45K Mar. 29
common..
325 Diamond Shoe Corp com....
Distilled Liquors Corp...
5
5,725
4K
32
Sale
7
Hosiery........
30 Dennison Mfg 7% pref
13,700 Derby Oil 8c Ref com
$4 cum preferred
250
6,300
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4K Mar.
1
1034 Mar. 11
ik Mar.
5
105
5
Class A
2,900 Dejays Stores Inc
20
11
10
Kb Sale
35
700 llavenoort
Mar. 23
3 K Mar. 18
Mar. 12
5
50c
10,000 Dayton Rubber Mfg
350
31
k
2534
6K
K
7
3 K
26 K
8,900 Darby Petrol Corp
2,600
26
31
28
..10
com v t c..."
178,100 Cusl Mexicana Mining
2,700
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
16
300 Cuneo Press com
.....1.
6)4% preferred.....
350
100
200 Curtis Mfg Co .Mo)
—
95,800
K
17K
3 K
Kb
Sale
'
200
k
k
17 k Sale
4 k Sale
Kb Sale
3
3 k
3 k Sale
7 k
8k
ik Sale
1
Sale
6k
6k
K
Kb
3 K
3K
4 K Sale
K
25^
25
....
1,700 Crystal Oil Ref Corp com...*
m m, — *"- «•
K
Sale
Sale
Ke
3K
4JHs
11
Sale
8
13 K
IK
2K
2K
15 K
9K
14
IK
Sale
Sale
Sale
9K
9
8k
ok Sale
8k
10k
ik Sale
10
Sale
Sale
2 K
3
3 K Sale
21
22 K
12 k
ik
Sale
2
ik Sale
15
14
2
13 k
3
9k
9
2
Sale
Mar. 26
1K Mar. 30
Mar. 30
6
Mar. 19
13 34 Mar.
2
12
25
14
25
Mar. 26
134 Mar. 30
734 Jan.
17
Jan.
28
334 Jan.
7
17
40
Feb.
934 Jan.
11
Mar. 30
Feb.
3
Mar. 29
22
2234
234
934
934
67
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
23
30
17
30
2434 Feb. 28
334 Jan. 18
14
67
Mar. 17
Mar. 31
63
14
14
3
Feb. 23
Jan.
16
9
!
18
Jan.
8
Distillers Co Ltd—
200
400
1.400
3
3K
800 Dobeckmun Co common....1
<
10
Dominion Steel & Coal B..25
15
12 K
Sale
4,100
20 Dominion Textile Co
Douglas
75
190
800
50
5.800
800
100
24K
£1
6,800 Divco-Twln Truck Co com.-l
400
2,700
Am dep rets ord reg
25,150
com
10K
14
14 k
3
L) Shoe Co—
7% preferred...........100
15 K
16 K
14""
18"
17
Driver Harris Co common..10
50
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
2
8
3
1
100
"18" "26"
108
"in '"Ik
64
Sale
Sale
8,000 Duro-Test Corp common... 1
8,600 Duval Texas Sulphur
...*
OK
Sale
7K
Sale
23,800
4,500
2,100
10
78,500 Eagle Plcher Lead Co
9,700 Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assoc..*
6% preferred..........100
4,750
4H% prior preferred
100
1,975
1,025 Eastern Malleable Iron Co.25
8%
2 K
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
28
27
49
50 K
12 K
K
OK
8K
2K
49
8
K
I"
52
2
Sale
59
K
K
4 K Sale
OK
7K
OK
9K
Sale
:
7K Sale
2
Sale
29 K
50
20 K
43 K
Sale
Sale
10 K
6K
Sale
3K
Mar. 14
12
58
Mar. 14
47
17
Mar. 11
13
Jan.
24
1534 Jan.
4
14
Jan.
17
Feb. 21
22
1134 Mar. 28
47
15
108
Sale
3,900
2,500
IK
UK
Sale
2
61
Mar. 17
Mar. 31
11K Mar. 28
12
"47" Sale"
7% preferred...........100
8,800 Dublller Cond Corp com
.«
2,800 Duke Power Co
9k
19
280 Draper Corp...............*
1,800
n
10
Mar.
(W
K
325
7
9k
22K
2k
*
300 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
625
22K
2k
25K
3k
11K
Mar.
4
1
Mar.
1
54
Mar.
1
1 110
Mar.
2
Mar. 26
Mar. 29 61
K
K Mar. 23
3 K Mar. 30
634
73^ Mar. 29
7
Mar.
Mar. 29
2
Mar. 23
2
Mar.
8
934 Mar.
1
108
1
Mar.
Mar.
1 Mar.
34 Jan.
334 Mar.
734 Mar.
54
7
Jan.
2034 Jan. 15
1 110
Mar. 4
26
2
29
65
27
30
29
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Feb. 28
Jan.
3
34 Mar. 23
634 Jan.
7
934 Feb.
1
1334 Jan. 12
Mar. 29
2
29
Mar.
Mar.
2
20K Mar. 31
3
2034 Mar. 31
31
Mar. 29
50
Mar.
2
43
Mar. 29
51
Jan.
11
13
10
OK Mar. 31
8
634 Mar. 31
11
Jan.
12
43
Mar. 18
2
3 34 Jan.
Jan.
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
NEW YORK*
CURB EXCHANGE
II.
1:
11;
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
Sastern States Corp com.
*
it:
XS:
29,
"k
Ask
Edisoo Bros Stores
Elsler Electric
'"1% "I"
12
Sale
2K Sale
13
Sale
10 K Sale
Sale
1
„
Electric Bond Ac Share......5
56
.1
Electric Pow & Lt 2d
50
Sale
3K
3K
1
Class A
Sale
47 K
*
3M
Sale
*
29
*
pf A
3K
3K
IK Sale
70
73
Option warrants...
I:
" ~l3jK
IK
IK
7K Sale
1
$6 preferred
$5 preferred
Electric Power Associates
4K Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42 K
36
2K
Sale
2
15 K
Sale
2K
2K
IK Sale
Btectrographic Corp
t
2
1
4
62
11
9
Electrol Inc
1
com
1
v t c
38
Evans Wallower Lead
st
7% preferred
Ex-Cell-O Corp
1§:
Fatrchlld Aviation com...
1
Falstaf f Brewing
8,
12,
Flat Amer dep rets
Fldelio Brewery
..........1
I:
37:
it:
1,
24,
Fanny Farmer Candy
com
Fire Assoc of Phila
10
27"
30
8
10
31
28
Sale
10
3K
6K
20
5
6K
(Peter) Brewing Co.—5
Franklin Rayon Corp com
1
Sale Prices
K Mar. 30
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
2K Mar. 31
13
Mar. 17
13
10K Mar. 31
K Mar. 30
IK Mar. 5
20K Mar. 5
19 K Mar. 7
3K Mar. 15
Mar. 17
13
12K Mar.
IK Mar.
3K
7
21
a
5%
7K
48
iOK TlK
Sale
11K Sale
26 K
30
K
12
10
IK Sale
28
40
28
32 K
35 K
36
35
25
25 K
24
19 K
Sale
6K
Sale
8M
Sale
Sale
26 K
19
9K
Sale
2K
7K
20 K
4K
6K
3K
7K
20 K
5
7
I^Jan.
Jan.
26i
Mar. 30
2
2k Mar. 31
Jan.
13
26
Jan.
4*
14
20K
6
~2U4
17K
% Sale
54
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
15K
16
5K
5H
2
2 y2
6K
3 K
9
4K
21
Sale
Feb.
1
Jan.
16K
&
K
58
Sale
7
8
Mar.
10
jkan.
Mar.
Mar.
42
Mar. 30
58
JaS,
12
4
36
55K Jan.
14
Mar.
2
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
4
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
2
Mar. 29
4
Jan.
35
Jan.
Mar. 29
2
15K Mar. 31
2K Mar. 29
IK Mar. 31
15k
2k
IK
68
Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar. 23
70
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5K Mar. 8
10K Mar. 29
68
1
1 % Mar.
c22K Mar.
19K Mar.
50 K Mar.
35K Mar.
52
45
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar
4
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
Feb. 19
32
20K Mar. 26
10K Mar. 2
K Mar. 1
11K Mar. 1
26
Mar. 15
Mar. 30
4
4K Mar. 30
14
52
Jan.
28
28
6K Mar. 28
16K Mar. 31
5
Jan.
6
50
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 26
15
27
Jan. 26
Jan. 27
Feb. 28
28
43
Mar. 30
Jan.
13
44
2
Jan.
2,
75*2 Jan.
24
46K Mar.
8
5
13
13
14
11
Mar. 30
Jan. 26
1
Mar.
Sale
11
10
Mar.
8K
31
„
19k Mar. 11
31k Jan. 10
9
28
Mar. 31
31
29
Mar. 17
41K Mar.
19 K Mar.
6K Mar.
K Mar.
7K Mar.
22K Mar.
% Mar.
,
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
4
33
4
% Mar. 17
h Mar. 2
2
12K Mar. 2
7K Mar.
3K Mar. 4
8K Mar. 4
18 k Mar. 16
; 5K Mar. 16
6K Mar. 3
19k Mar.
6k Mar.
k Mar.
7k Mar.
22k Mar.
31
31
31
25
30
Mar.
7
52
48
15"'Mar.'29
21K"Mar."
4
14K Mar. 10
H Mar. 9
55k Mar. 2
49K Feb. 21
22
Feb. 16
10 K Feb. 25
% Jan. 11
13
Jan. 15
31
Jan.
8
~ Mar. 31
8
Mar. 30
2
Mar.
6K Mar.
16K Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
8
7
10
4
4
26
17
8
31
18
10
12
K
K
UK
13K
20 K Jan.
Mar.
6K Jan.
8K Jan.
4k Mar.
Jan.
32
15
Mar.
23
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
Sale
11K Mar. 29
K Mar. 12
Sale
40
Sale
4K Mar . 31
48K Mar. 29
Mar.
1
4k Mar.
63K Mar.
4
Mar.
60 K Jan.
Jan.
7
Mar
63
26
40
Mar.
2
Mar.
41
Jan.
17K Mar.
4
18?
Jan.
38
39 K
28 K
17 K
18
18
18K
14 K
5 K Sale
IK
2K
7K
8K
4K Sale
Sale
Sale
15 K Sale
4K Sale
IK
2K
7K
8K
2 K
3
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
14K Mar. 31
Mar. 24
15
4K Mar. 17
IK Mar. 18
7K Mar. 28
7
16
Mar. 24
Mar. 29
4K Mar.
1
6K Mar. 30
14K Mar. 31
5K Mar. 30
6K Mar. 7
7K Mar.
15K Mar.
4
3
8
Mar.
5
7
Mar.
Mar.
3
UH
W*
Mar
Jan.
Mar.
UH Mar.
Mar. 18
5K Mar.
1
IK Mar. 14
8
UK Mar.
k Jan.
40
13
3K Jan.
8K Mar
Mar. 11
4
4
Jan. 31
IK Feb. 19
11K
K
4K
19
14
13
50
3K
3K
29K
3K
40
14K
56 K
JnT"18
Jan.
14
56
4K Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Sale
15"" Sale"
_
10k Mar. 31
k Mar. 30
4k Mar. 31
2
8
18
18
36
2
4
2K Sale
6K Sale
16 K Sale
4
4K
4K Sale
Mar. 29
K Mar. 30
42
K Sale
K
7K
12 K
14
13
32
36
15 K
*
9K
Sale
43
Sale
5)
48K
45K
43 K
n
Florida Power Ac Lt 87 pref..*
Ford Motor of Canada cl A
*
Class B
Sale
44
37
5K
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
Amer dep rcts.-Ord reg £1
Ford of France Am dep rets..
35
36
38)
36)
32
28
28
Fisk Rubber Corp common
1
Preferred
100
Fox
3,
10K
12
IK
IK
x22K Sale
49 K
50 K
16
IK
*
..100
3
1
1
Fan steel Metallurgical Corp*
Fedders Mfg Co common..
5
Fed Compress 8c W'house..25
Ferro Enamel Corp com
1
1
11
Elgin National Watch Co.. 15
Empire Diet Elec 6% pref. 100
Empire O 8c F 7% pref
100
8% preferred
100
6% preferred
.......100
6^ % preferred.........100
Empire Pow Corp part stk
*
Emsco Derrick 8c Eauip Co.5
Equity Corp common.....10c
Esquire-Coronet.....
1
Eureka Pipe Line
50
European Elec Co of Can—
Option warrants....
Highest
Sale Prices
10
67 K
40
$4 participating pref.....*
i
Lowest
Sale Prices
4
Electric Shareholdings com
S6 Con* pref with warr
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
Highest
Sale Prices
14
13~
2
com
ya Sale
IK
*
com
....
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
IK
IK
17 preferred series A..
16 preferred series B
*
Easy Washing Mach class B„*
Economy Groc Stores
2,
Bid
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
.
are
1
Price
Jan. 3
Mar.
15
15
4
14
17
Feb. 24
xl8
4k Mar. 17
ik Mar. 18
7k jan. 25
3
Mar. 29
5K Jan.
6k
14 K
5k
6k
Mar. 30
Jan.
3
Mar. 30
Mar. 7
13
2
Jan.
26
8
Mar
5
Jan.
24
17
8K Jan.
16K Jan.
17
18
Froedtert Grain & Malting
1,
I:
1
Common
Conv pref
..15
Pruehauf Trailer Co
1
Fuller (Geo A) Co com...
8
10
8K
75 K
General Alloys Co
*
General Elec Co of Great Brit
American dep receipts
£1
9M
Sale
IK
2
Gen Flreprooflng com
*
Gen Investment Co
1
18K
19 K
11K Sale
K Sale
*
48
com..
1
Warrants
$3
conv
preferred
*
...
18
Mar.
8
18
7
8
18
Mar.
8
32
28
Mar.
7
30K Mar. 16
28
Mar.
7
30K Mar. 16
Jan.
13
87
Jan. 27
9K Jan.
4
80K Feb. 21
2K Jan. 10
8
7K
18 JK
Sale
14
17
Sale
9K
K
45
65
65
30
IK
Sale
IK
12 K
Sale
Sale
X»2
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J32
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"2 K "lK Sale"
18
48
65
Ki
General Rayon A stock....*
General Telephone Corp...20
17
11
7
18
6
Gen Outdoor Adv 6% pref. 100
General Pub Serv $6 pref
*
13
Jan. 18
Mar. 7
Mar.
8
10
*
$6 Preferred
10
15K
7
14 K Sale
5K Sale
6K
24
...100
5% preferred
i;
8K
16 K
8K
86
preferred
conv
Gamewell Co $6 conv pref..
Gatineau Power Co com
i
7K
1
*
*
$3
$4 Conv pref..
10,
6K
7K
14 K Sale
8K
9K
50
44
50
1
IK
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9
5K
27 K
30 K
^IKMar^i
2
Mar.
2
16K Mar. 18
18
Mar.
4
16k Mar. 18
Mar. 30
14
9
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Mar. 29
35
40
Sale
50
Mar.
1
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4
7
Mar. 29
'32 Mar. 26
l«2 Mar. 26
'36" Mar."29
4l"""Mar."3
%,
Sale
8K Mar. 29
7k Mar. 31
75k Jan.
3
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50
77
41
7K Mar. 31
IK Mar. 3
8K Mar. 30
40
Mar. 30
44
Mar. 16
Mar. 31
5K Mar. 15
26K Mar. 22
85
Mar. 18
28K Mar.
IK Mar.
12K Mar.
3
2
Mar. 30
9
% Mar.
4
19K Jan.
19
Mar
1
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50
Mar
29
14
3
Mar. 29
132 Jan.
5
65
Feb.
4
Jan.
5
70
Jan.
Mar. 29
47
Jan.
13
14
50
30
1k Mar. 3
8k Mar. 30
40
Mar. 30
77
Mar. 31
1 K
Jan.
7
14
Jan.
10
44
Mar
16
88
Jan
12
Gen Tire & Rubber—
6% preferred A
.....100
Gen Water Gas & Elec
2
2
com.
$3 preferred
Georgia Power 86 pref
Gilbert (A C) Co com
.
1
*
Gilchrist
1
8
23
2
*
...
2,
12,
1,
Co...
*
Glen Alden Coal Co
Godchaux Sugars class A
27
*
Class B
12
87 preferred
.....*
Gold field Consol Mines
1
Gorham Inc class A com..
*
*
....
V t c agreement extended.*
Grand National Films Inc
1
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
Gray Tel Pay Station
com..
10
Gt Atl Ac Pac Tea 1st pref.100
10,
i:
Grocery Stores ProdCommon
25c
Guardian Investors common 1
42,
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf States Utll 86 pref..
25
*
85.50 preferred.........
28 K
15
Hall (C M) Lamp Co
Haloid Co
i:
14,
Harvard
.
•
5
Brewing Co
1
Hat
Corp of Am cl B com
1
Haseltlne Corp
*
Hearn Dept Stores common.5
6% preferred
44,
...
Hecla Mining Co
Helena Rubensteln Inc..
Class A
Heller (W E) & Co common
7%
2
1
cum
pref
2
30
50
25c
*
*
2
.
E) Co class A
Hoe(R) & Co class A
Holllnger Consol G M
53.
6K
Sale
5K
4 K
34
5
Sale
5K
43 K
5K
35
77
Mar. 30
60
4K Mar. 25
38
Mar. 22
5K Mar. 15
7
Mar.
3
6K Mar.
9
66
39
Mar.
1
6
4K Sale
41
17
15
26
Sale
Sale
10
17
20
K Sale
9K
4K
5K
119K 120 K
8
46
30K
5K
Sale
32K
6
2 K
2
18K
18K
2
5k Jan. 19
26k Mar. 22
60
Mar. 30
4k Mar. 25
38
Mar. 22
Feb.
6
26
5K Mar
28 K Mar
76
Jan.
15
7
4
6K Jan.
10
Feb.
17
6K Jan*
28
14
41
15K
Sale
K
8
,
5K
123
46
14 K
Sale
19
Ke
5K
3K
119 K
8K
Sale
125
Sale
30
28
6K
2K
3K
2K
37 K
Sale1*
40 K
K
6K
3
Sale
Sale
2K
16 K
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
39
Sale
25
27
4K Sale
IK
6
Mar.
2
35
Mar.
4
26
Mar. 31
35
Jan.
27
10
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
17
7
2
10
90
17 K Feb.
93
Jan.
23
91
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
% Jan.
2K Feb.
19K Jan.
17
1
3
4K Mar. 31
26
Sale
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Mar. 18
2
2K Sale
9K
11
52
56
IK Sale
1
IK
1
IK
4K
4K
14K
15K
6
28
8K
3K
6K
6K
7
34
Sale
5K
8
7K
8
2
16k Feb.
1
Mar.
1
13 k Mar.
% Mar.
9
19
36
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7K Mar. 17
5K Mar.
1
124
Mar.
Mar. 17
47K Mar.
29K Mar.
6K Mar.
26 K Maf.
4K Mar.
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K Mar. 1
33
84
Mar. 31
Mar.
3
Mar.
3
4
5
9
2K Mar.
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40K Mar.
4
1
1
88
Mar.
9
80
Mar.
3
2
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5K
3K
119K
36
7
37
8K
5
12 K
11K
13 K
2K
10K
3K
UK
56
60
IK
IK
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1
r
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4K
' 4K
15 K
16 K
5K
6
26 K
34
8K Sale
3K
4
6K
8
5K
8
7K Sale
35
39
"IlK
13K
Jan. 13
7K Feb. 23
33
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% Feb.
8
81
72
Mar. 31
Jan.
5
Feb.
27
17
3
Jan.
% Jan.
8
12
42 K Feb. 21
88
Mar
9
80
Jan. 15
9
*
10
Mar.
33
6K Jan.
20K Jan.
5
1K Jan.
6
9K Jan.
7
6K Jan. 12
124 K Feb. 28
49 K Jan. 15
Mai.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
26K Mar.
4K Mar.
IK Sale
Q
48 K
IK
K
K
3
13 K
19
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
5K
Sale
Sale
29 K
Sale
Sale
6K
Sale
5K
7-
4K
20
6%
2K
5
Mar.
2k Mar.
11k Mar.
9
9
8
9
Mar. 28
12
Jan.
58
Mar.
58 k Mar.
8
58
Jan.
11
IK Mar.
K Mar.
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'3K Mar.
13K Mar.
4K Mar.
30
Mqr.
6K Mar.
2K Mar.
6K Mar.
5K Mar.
ik Mar.
8
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2
ik
k
k
3k
13 k
4k
30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
Mar.
26
22
28
12
29
29
58K
1K
IK
1K
Mar. 8
Jan. 12
Jan. 10
Jan. 11
Jan.
10
6k
2k
6K
5k
18
Mar. 30
Mar. 23
Mar. 8
Mar. 19
10K Jan.
Mar. 17
Mar. 30
20K Feb. 23
Mar. 31
37 K Feb. 28
Mar. 21
42
IK Mar.
Mar.
1
4K Mar.
16k Mar.
5k Mar.
2
Mar.
7
30
9
2
2
Mar. 21
3k Mar.
6k Mar.
8
8
5k Mar. 25
ik Mar. 28
18
6K
33 K
Mar. 22
k Jan.
4
Feb.
13 K Mar.
80
6k
Mar. 18
18K Mar.
K
5K
3K
119K
4k Mar. 31
% Mar. 12
2
16K Mar. 29
Sale
33^ Sale'8
.25
w w
Hewitt Rubber Corp com...5
Heyden Chemical Co
10
Hires (Chas
6K
Sale
5K
30
*
Hartford Electric Light
25
Hartford Rayon com v t c..l
Hartman Tobacco com. no par
i'
"
5K
39
4 K
25 K
60 K
K
2K
3
19 K Sale
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine. *
i:
8
90
*
Non-voting common stock *
Great Northern Paper Co..25
Greenfield Tap 8c Die com
*
I;
Sale
43 K
6
7H
5K
5K
6K
38 K
83 preferred..
Gorham Mfg Co—
88
8
32
*
Preferred
32
4K
28
14
Mar.
20
6
Mar.
8
Mar.
4
6
37
Mar.
7
27
40
27
Sale
27
Mar.
41K
5K
11K
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
Mar.
5K Mar.
11K Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 15
9k Mar. 8
*13 k Mar.
3
42
5K Mar. 29
11k Mar. 18
3K Jan.
11
17
Jan.
18
16 H Feb.
26
6
__
9
Jan.
11
30
Jan.
10
11
7
Jan.
8
7K Jan.
6K Feb.
27
8
Jan.
8
_
7
Mar. 15
12 K Jan.
14K Jan.
10
28
NEW
April, 1938]
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK
Jan. 3
Jan. 1
Shares
800
100
Ask
14 54
9
Bid
12
1,200 Holophane Co Inc common.*
100 Holt (H) & Co class A
•
554
STOCKS {Continue'
Par
Hormel (Geo A) & Co com.*.*
""loo
700
Horn (A CD Co common
*
170
600
30,900
14,800
6.300
*"*600
550
"""500
7,300
1,350
3,300
5,200
4,100
1,200
5% preferred
..100
1,200 Hubbell (Harvey) Inc......5
107,700
45,300
12,300
Hud Bay Mln Ac Smalt.... ,_.*
Humble Oil & Refining...
Corp. Us
*
Hussman-Llgonier Co....
""900 tHuyler'e of Del com..... "l
800
7% preferred stamped.. too
100
50
7% pref unstamped
*
700 Hydro-Elec Secur com
11,700 Hygrade Food Prod.. .... 1-5
Hy grade Sylvanla Corp...
3,500
9,400
12,700
8,700
3,050
Illinois Iowa Power Co
*
50
Preferred
Dlv
arrearctfs..
......
—*
Illinois Zinc Co.—
50 Illuminating Shares Co A...*
600
13,700
1,400
1,360
31,100
2,800
3,500
2,230
3,600
1,480
510
50
225
100
400
400
1,000
900
1,400
330
Sale
630
554
1554
9
5""
Sale
23
Ask
954
554
3]
22]
Sale
9
Imperial Tobacco Co of Can. ft
Imp Tob of Gt Brit Ac Irel
£1
Indiana Pipe Line
10
1154
9X
2254 Sale
65 K Sale
5 54
654
1254
16
% Sale
654
8
654
12
454 Sale
154 Sale
~9V» "1054
28 X
68 54
Sale
Sale
pfd 100
7% preferred
..100
P Ac L 654% pf-100
Highest
Sale Prices
954 Mar. 31
554 Mar. 7
1254 Mar. 25
554 Mar. 7
Mar."31
2454 Mar. 7
.0054 Mar. 18
56
Sale
5
3
Sale
11
7
14
Sale
5 54
10
6
12
8
Mar. 12
Mar. 29
" Feb."!
Mar. 25
56
Mar. 31
Mar.
8
2854 Mar.
6854 Mar.
554 Mar.
1
l
7
54 Mar.
3
Mar.
7
10
2154 Jan.
9854 Jan.
254 Mar. 29
54 Mar. 24
if*
454
IX
5
354
4
154
354
354
1554
16X
5X Sale
954
1054
2
11
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
7
12
3
2
48
3
"3k" ""654
154
Sale
154 Mar. 23
1954 Mar. 31
12
2
Mar. 29
12
254
Mar. 29
354 Mar. 29
554 Mar. 31
354 Mar. 26
154 Mar. 2
2454 Mar. 2
354
1754
554
954
Mar. 2
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
Mar. 3
354
Sale
6
Sale
15
Sale
15
Mar. 31
1954 Mar.
4
1454
1354
32 54
654
1554
1354
33 54
Sale
16
Mar. 30
19
Mar.
9
Mar. 18
1454 Mar. 11
3254 Mar. 21
854 Mar. 1
4854 Sale
3
2254 Jan.
Mar. 31
254 Mar. 29
56
54 Mar. 24
454 Mar. 28
754 Jan.
8
3
Mar. 29
154 Mar. 23
1954 Mar. 31
17 54
13 54
37 54
7
1954 Sale
1954
1954
1454
1454
3554
3654
854 Sale
8654
82
76
88
m Mar. 29
Mar. 28
18* Mar. 29
li*
....
8654
Jan.
11
14
2854 Feb. 25
70
Feb. 23
654 Jan. 10
Mar.
Mar. 16
Mar. 15
Mar. 24
16
8
16
Mar. 24
84
54
754
754
554
254
~
Jan.
3
Feb. 24
Jan.
8
Jan. 19
Jan. 10
Jan.
15
2
Mar. 29
12
Mar. 29
454 Jan. 12
1754 Mar. 15
354 Mar. 29
554 Mar. 31
4854 Jan.
3
6
Jan. 12
1354 Jan. 12
4954 Feb.
3
754 Feb. 16
1754
17
13
38
754
1754
Feb"" "I
4
27 2454 Mar. 7
4 10054 Mar. 18
Mar. 29
8
1454 Feb. 23
554 Mar. 7
13
19 J4
354 Sale
8 54
954 Mar. 31
554 Mar. 7
4
2254
23
654
Indiana Serv Corp 6%
Ind'polls
Lowest
Sale Prices
454
Sale
Imperial Chem Indus Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)....—*
Registered
-
Highest
Sale Prices
100
.
Hummel-Ross Fibre
13
"354
1
Horn At Hardart com
4,025
140
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
Shares
1
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
March
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
In
45
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
15
16
Mar.
Mar.
1354 Mar.
32
Mar.
654 Jan.
10
Feb.
11
Feb.
84
Mar.
854 Jan.
26
4
31
30
1954 Mar.
18
29
28
5
21
24
1454 Feb. 25
3754 Jan. 21
854 Mar.
1
16
Mar. 16
16
Mar. 15
Mar. 19
19
8854 Jan.
21
154 Jan.
154 Feb.
54 Mar.
854 Jan.
6154 Jan.
22
Jan.
154 Jan.
27
Indian Terr 1 llum OH Co—
25
350
3,600
1,200
1,400
4,800
11,000
300
700
200
1,300
6,000
7% preferred
v t
Sale
*
C....1
iS
1
%
154
154
54
56
20
54
18
1
54
6054
16
4854
19
16
Sale
2154
154 Sale
1
IX
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
1754
%
1
854 Sale
stock pur warrants.
50 Internat Metal Indus cl A.
48,400 Internat Paper Ac Pow warr..
49,800 Internet Petroleum com...
300
Registered...............*
9,000 Internat Products com
0% preferred...........100
17,300
54
154
54
54
254 Sale
28 X Sale
28
29
2X
3K
5
International Radio Corp.
100
*
2,300 Internat Util class A..
Class
B
20,200
$1.75 preferred...........*
2,300
500
$3.50 prior preferred......*
New warrants
4,600
17,200 International Vitamin
6,200 Interstate Home Equip com,
254 Sale
3054 Sale
3054
3154
300
200
8,700
2,600
700 Interstate Hosiery MlUs
""830
8,600
1,800
3,300
1,400
13,600
1,600
1,370
11,700
3,500
10,000
4,400
4
454
754
Sale
654
154
Sale
Sale
754
10
54 Sale
8%
10
26 X
30
854
2754
354 Sale
354
754
.
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1254
1454
9l'
a
8
&
Sale
54
2854
2454
354
454
254
354
Mar. 31
5
54 Mar. 25
Mar. 30
6
54 Mar. 25
Sale
Sale
Mar. 25
8
2654 Mar. 25
27
19
4
Sale
Sale
254 Mar. 29
354 Mar. 26
254
54,
1154
754
54
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
14
31
29
31
Mar.
31
9
354 Mar. 14
754
54
754
54
854
2854
Mar. 1
Mar."25
Mar. 16
Mar. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 2
3,2
154 Mar. 18
154 Mar. 18
54 Mar. 11
7
Feb.
4854 Mar 31
1654 Mar. 24
.
1
Mar
854
54
654
154
23
2954
254
5
7
Mar.
4
Mar. 7
Mar. 24
Mar. 21
Mar. 2
54 Mar. 11
454
54
1554
1054
.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
21
31
17
31
26
31
5
31
Mar. 31
Mar. 14
354 Mar. 14
3
54 Jan.
6
54 Mar. 25
8
Mar. 25
2554 Feb.
7
54? Feb.
4
254
354
2554
254
54,
1154
754
54
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Feb.
3
Mar. 30
Jan. 18
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
IX
2
1154
54
654
Sale
254
354
154
Sale
2
354 Mar. 31
154 Mar. 29
Sale
5654 Mar. 31
66
Mar.
5
5654 Mar. 31
65
X
Sale
5
1054
54
54
1154
754
54
Sale
65
Mar. 31
72
Mar.
2
77
Mar. 16
83
Mar.
5
65
77
254 Mar.
5
Mar.
1
21
Mar. 15 10854 Mar. 24
107
1456 ug
254
Sale
Sale
Sale
654 Mar. 2
254 Mar. 12
354 Mar. 31
154 Mar. 29
24
10
6
15
15
12
1754Jan. 12
54 Feb. 24
7
Mar. 17
354 Jan.' 12
3154 Mar. 4
Mar.
31
9
454 Feb. 25
54 Feb.
10
1
Jan.
Jan.
6
12
8 54 Jan.
5
Mar. 30
5654
Sale
9
X
I
3154 Mar. '4
3054 Mar. 10
254 Mar. 31
Sale
1
Mar. 31
2354
Sale
6
6054 Mar.
31
25
31
26
854 Mar.
54 Mar.
654 Mar.
154 Mar.
2254
254
5
Mar. 24
7
Mar. 10
154 Mar. 1
1654 Mar. 4
54 Mar. 25
7
Mar. 17
254 Mar. 1
Mar. 21
1
23
854
154 Mar. 18
154 Mar. 8
54 Mar. 10
332 Mar. 14
Italian Superpower cl A—
34,100 Jacobs (F L) Co
3,900 Jeannette Glass Co..
4854 Mar. 31
1654 Mar. 24
Sale
Interstate Power $7 pref
Investors Royalty Co
1
Iron Fireman Mfg com v t c 10
Irving Air Chute com....
Mar. 24
23
600 Internat Safety Rasor cl B_*
1,500
6,400
1,400
154 Mar. 18
154 Mar. 18
54 Mar. 11
7
10
Inaur Co of North Amer
"A,f
154
........100
2,400 Internat Cigar Machinery..*
2,700 Internat Holding Ac Invest
10,800 Int Hydro-Elec $3.50 pref. .SO
50
15,500
21,300
Class B stock..
400 Industrial Finance
400
154
—•
Non-voting class A
9
I
9)4 Jan. 26
2854 Mar. 2
54 Jan.
5
4
Jan. 11
454 Jan.
13
28
Jan.
11
654
>54
1554
1254
54
Jan.
Jan.
12
3
Jan. 17
Jan. 17
Jan. 17
754 Jan.
354 Jan.
11
12
Jersey Central Pow Ac Lt Co—
175
120
130
2,500
3,100
110
"2",700
1,600
900
240
100
21,550
2,700
3,300
225
554% preferred........ 100
6% preferred.....
....100
7% preferred..
......100
6,900 Jonas A Naumburg Corp.2.50
106
15,500 Jones Ac Laughlin com
340
320
290 Kansas G & E 7% pref
100
10 Keith (GeoE) Co 7% pref. 100
4,400 Kennedy's Inc
..5
3,450 Ken Rad Tube Ac Lamp cl a.*
1,700 Kingsbury Breweries
Kings County Lighting
7% preferred series B
100
5% preferred series D
100
53,950 Kingston Products.........T
14,900 Kirby Petroleum
......1
410
200
6,400
100
Klrkland Lake G M Ltd
600 Klein (D Emll) Co
200
400
1
com
1
200
3,006
7
1054
1
654
1054
54
33
33
26
18
36
25
254 Sale
354 Sale
1
154
15
6
30
1554
9
6
954
854
2454
Sale
39
254
434
154
Sale
Sale
154
15
1754
554
9
654
8
11
2454
60 Lane Bryant 7% pref..... 100
1,400 Lefcourt Realty com....
1
Preferred
*
3,800
67,600 Lehigh Goal Ac Nav
•
48,900 Leonard Oil Development_ -.15
4,500 Le Tourneau (R G) Inc.....!
654
154
11^
20
1154
754
1254
754
12
13
754
Sale
394 Line Material Co
24,000
200
400
*2*900
380
550
1,300
25,600
1,200
2,350
6%
..25
preferred..
5,000 Lit Brothers com...........*
3,800
131,900
35,000
25,600
1,150
2,300
3,500
60,200
2,300
3,350
Locke Steel Chain Co.
Lockheed Aircraft
....
Lone Star Gas
.5
1
354 Sale
54, Sale
1654
16
1854 Sale
1054 Sale
16
•
154
25
154
95
2
Louisiana Land At Ezpl com. 1
Lucky Tiger Combination. 10
Lynch Corp com...........ft
34
Sale
1
Sale
page
35
254
*
....
see
1054
Sale
854
53
9
Sale
54
1
254
154
354
254
5
354
154
654
54
24
54
154
X Feb.
"19"" *2054
4
30
15
Mar. 15
Jan. 18
42
154
1754
Mar. 7
254 Mar. 1
454 Mar. 7
154 Mar. 11
Mar. 11
554 Mar. 31
654 Mar 26
.
2654
Mar. 31 102
Sale
Mar. 21
4554 Mar. 17
154 Mar. 28
65
80
54
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
13
25
Sale
Mar. 25
54
1254
354
54
Mar. 25
Mar. 2
Mar. 30
13
Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 17
39
5554
254
70
54
Mar.
Mar.
13
Mar. 15
Mar. 15
4554 Mar. 17
154 Mar. 28
65
Mar. 25
X Jan. 17
1254 Feb.
3
354 Mar. 30
54 Mar. 26
5
Mar. 18
Mar. 17
Mar. 21
Mar. 28
154 Mar. 12
1
Mar. 28
Mar. 17
19
Mar. 19
1
Mar. 26
Mar. 19
754 Mar. 28
554 Mar. 29
654 Mar. 31
Mar. 30
1
Sale
24
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
25
31
30
25
.
21
954 Mar. 17
Mar.
1
854 Mar.
154 Mar.
3
40
Mar.
5
34
Mar. 4
Mar. 14
9
2
7
954 Mar. 1
54 Mar. 15
31
36
Mar.
3
54 Mar. 23
1
Mar.
17"" Sale"
2
Mar. 25
Mar .31
254 Mar. 16
1954
Mar."14
Feb.
46
15
5854 Feb.
1
354 Jan. 12
%
jan.
14
154 Feb. 23
1354 Jan. 15
Feb.
10
% Jan.
8
5
13
Mar. 30
17 54 Mar. 10
19
Jan.
20 54 Jan. 25
2554 Jan. 10
26
1554 Mar. 28
1054 Jan.
3
2354 Jan. 27
754 Mar. 28
554 Mar. 29
654 Mar. 31
Mar. 30
1
14
25
Feb.
Jan.
254 Jan.
Mar.
1054 Jan.
1054 Jan.
954 Jan.
154 Jan.
21
14
18
12
17
10
12
15
3
3154
27X
154
654
54
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
42
Jan.
5
3454 Jan.
254 Jan.
954 Jan.
54 Jan.
6
10
10
13
24
Mar. 31
38
10
1
17 ~
10
Feb. 14
154 Jan. 24
1554 Jan.
8
554 Mar. 31
9
Jan.
8
1254 Feb. 23
5
Mar. 31 10254 Jan. 13
1154 Feb.
3
1254 Feb. 10
II
Jan. 17
554 Mar. 31
43
1
1
354 Jan.
95
1954 Mar. 1
1554 Mar. 28
1154 Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
Sale
3 54
22
31
31
20
% Mar. 1
1754 Mar. 10
20
Mar. 4
2354 Mar
3
1354 Mar. 8
3154
2754
154
654
54
Sale
30
Sale
Mar. 15
1254 Mar. 14
754 Mar. 4
25
3
29
2
13
Jan.
1
54 Mar. 23
2
Mar. 25
45
18"" '2054
754 Mar.
11X Jan.
9
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Sale
554
654
154
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 15
Mar. 31
6
Mar. 26
4954
8
1
27
4
IX
354
%
1454
554
x5X
1054
1254 Mar. 14
554 Mar. 31
26
v,.
For fggtnotes
954
854
2
2
Mar. 24
Jan. 27
22
25
31
29
22
31
31
95
dH
13*
754 Mar.
1154 Mar.
13
2854 Mar. 26
154 Mar.
354 Mar.
% Mar.
1454 Mar.
554 Mar.
z5X Mar.
1254
Sale
32
10
$5 conv preferred.......
600 MapesCons Mfg Co.
*
7
1154
554
3354
1,100 Mangel Stores Corp com_...l
54 Mar.
Sale
4* il*
500
Mar. 29
Jan.
Jan.
3
42
Sale
7% preferred...........100
"""•00
10
Mar. 31
30
Sale
4% preferred series B ..100
7,800 Majestic Radio Ac Tel Corp..1
4354 Jan.
154 Mar. 25
Mar. 26
Sale
54
154
1254
1454
454 Sale
354
54
% Sale
15
1654 1254
1954 Sale
2254 Sale xl6H
13
1054
1454
20
25
1954
154
2 54
154
8
Long Island Light com.....*
3,600
18
17
6
11
22
314
654
Mar. 31
6
19
'854/" 854
954 Sale
.*
Loudon Packing Co com.
Jan.
Jan.
2854 Mar. 26
100 Loblaw Groceterias class A. *
100
2,100
34,500
8,600
11,100
77
......*
76,100 Lion Oil Refining
.......*
1,900 Lipton (Thos J) class A.....1
34
85
2154
Sale
1454
4
39
5554 Sale
254 Sale
...
300
Mar. 31
Mar. 16
30
154
70 Lackawanna RR N J.....100
2,700
43,300
24,700
2,100
154 Mar. 25
21
95
..1
132,800 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
17,700 Lakey Foundry Ac Machine. 1
20
200
Sale
Sale
754
11
154
625
26,700
9,400
"154 Sale
21
66
73
Jan.
Mar. 31
2154 Jan.
554
954
X
.*
Koppers Company—
6% preferred...........100
600 Kress (S H) & Co spec pf..lO
5,600 Kreuger Brewing Co
...1
Sale
34
107
__10
1
common.
100 Klelnert(IB) Rubber
2,600 Knott Corp com
200 Kobacher Stores Inc com...*
400
2X
3
32 X Sale
8254 Sale
234
254
Feb.
17
Mar. 31
4
Jan.
154 Jan. 12
354 Jan. 12
45
Feb.
4
1954 Mar. 14
46
NEW
AGGREGATE
Since
*
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
Ask
Bid
RANGE SINCE
JAN.
1
Lowest
Ask
Ask
Bid
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mat. 31
Mar. 1
1938
Pat
STOCKS (Continued)
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 3
CURB EXCHANGE
March
EXCHANGE
CURB
SALES
NEW YORK
In
YORK
Marconi Internat Marine—
200
Communication Am dep
700 UargayOU
400
3,700
1,200
5,200
750
ret
•
.
8,900
1,800
11,100
1,700
6%
20
7%
Sale
Marlon Steam Shovel com..*
4%
5
I
1%
2%
Masfl Utll Associates
v t c
—
Vfassey Harris Co common..*
7% Jan.
18
6% Sale
14
14 %
•
47
56
2 %
Sale
4*
7
2*
Sale
15%
16
47
50 %
Mar. 30
3%
1%
4%
11%
Sale
6% Sale
...1
Master Electric Co....
7%
m
24
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
,
29
29
29
31
Mar.
1
18
6% Mar.
1
3% Mar.
1% Mar.
4% Mar.
11% Mar
24
1% Mar. 29
7% Mar.
15% Mar.
2
8
6
Mar. 30
29
29
29
31
7% Jan.
< 0
1
Mar.
24
7% Jan.
1
2% Jan. 2,
7% Feb. 24
16% Jan. 21
May Hosiery Mills—
150
2,400
10,400
1,825
3,300
25
200
3,900 McCord Radiator & Mfg B._*
20,400 McWilliams Dredging com..*
2,425 Meed Johnson 8c Co com...
6,800 Memphis Nat Gas com ......5
75 Memphis P & L J7 pre!
*
900 Mercantile Stores Co
*
1,700
900
125
6,600
500
500
15,900
600
125
40
200
Partic pre!
2}
10 J
99
95
Sale
4
Part preferred..
Metropolitan Edison Co—
2% Sale
11%
11%
100
103%
4% Sale
50%
1% Sale
47
Sale
Sale
8
90
18%
3% Sale
16
19%
17
14
3%
4
Sale
3% Sale
3
21
45
Sale
2
Sale
...
Mar. 29
2
3
2%
Mar. 23
13% Mar. 26
23 %
""2%
Mar. 25
Mar. 22
30% Sale
"% Sale
30% Mar. 31
Sale
% Mar.
4
% Mar. 30
Sale
1%
1%
1%
%
'%> "1%
%
4
m
Sale
Sale
\
3
VIA
3%
2}
%
1%
%
£
4% Sale
6%
7%
%
1%
% Sale
2% Sale
5%
5%
4*
3%
3%
%
1
Mar. 24
28
1%
Mar. 29
%
%
2%
5%
Mar.
7
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
1
3
Mar. 12
4% Mar.
1
Mar. 23
45
15% Mar. 11
47% Jan.
3% Jan.
25
11
12
13
4%- Mar.
1
55
Jan. 17
19
Jan. 20
Jan.
12
Mar. 31 107% Jan.
90
3% Mar. 31
45
Mar. 23
13% Mar. 26
2
3
Mar. 29
4% Jan
1
21
Mar. 22
23 % Mar.
10
1
5
Mar. 11
Mar.
4
2
Mar. 25
4% Jan.
21
50
Jan.
20
%
%
1 %
29%
Jan.
8
Jan.
7
Feb.
4
Feb. 10
3% Mar.
13% Mar.
3% Mar.
44
% Mar. 1
1% Mar. 16
29% Mar. 9
30% Mar. 31
% Jan.
6
% Mar. 30
% Jan.
8
Mar. 29
28
Mar. 7
Mar. 7
Mar. 1
Mar. 17
Mar. 7
%
%
2%
5%
3% Mar. 18
4
Mar. 11
3% Jan.
1% Mar. 31
% Mar. 24
2% Mar.
% Mar.
7
Mar. 31
4%
3
1% Mar. 28
7% Mar. 29
%
%
4%
6%
%
Sale
5%
2% Mar.
11% Mar.
Mar. 31 101
3% Mar. 31
15
29,100 Michigan Bumper Corp..
1
29,900 Michigan Gas & Oil Corp.1
3,300 Mich Steel Tube Prod....2.50
14,700 Michigan Sugar com
*
2,500
Preferred
10
1% Mar. 28
7% Mar. 29
90
3% Sale
Feb.
47
45
16%
*
$6 preferred
.....—_*
800 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
200
18,700
1,600
3,400
Merchants & Mfrs class A—1
18,400 MerrlttChapman & Scott...*
850
6H% Apref...
100
700
Common stock pur warr'ts.
28,900 Mesabl Iron....
1
1,900 Metal Textile Corp com..25c
30
9,900
S4 preferred w w
Mar. 7
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
% Jan.
20
% Jan.
5% Jan.
10
14
8% Jan.
12
Jan.
12
Mar. 31
21
5
Feb. 24
2
1
1% Mar. 31
% Jan.
6
4
Jan.
3
4
Middle States Petroleum—
11,600
9,700
2,700
7,000
Class A vot trust ctfs
*
Class B vot trust ctfs....
1% Sale
%« Sale
Sal*
% Jan.
Midland Oil Corp—
350
900
1,600
2,010
$2
conv
4%
*
pref
7
13%
12
83
75%
78.
1%
n
7% Sale
'4% Mar. 29
9%
Mar.
Jan.
14
Feb. 23
10
Midland Steel Product—
625 MldvaleCo.
275
400
5,000
300
1,400
1,300
*
$2 non-cum dlv shares
2,500 Mid-West Abrasive Co
50c
10,600 Mid-West Oil Co
10
800 Midwest Piping & Supply Co*
2,000 Mining Corp of Can
...*
2,250 Minnesota Mln & Mfg Co
*
""loo
70 Minnesota P & L 7% pref.100
130 Miss River Power pref
100
100 Missouri Pub Serv common.*
2,200
4,500 Mock Judson Voehringer2.50
20,100
40,300 Molybdenum Corp
1
400iMonarch Mach Tool Co com.*
29,600 Monogram Pictures com
1
1,300 Monroe Loan Society cl A._*
1,100 Montana Dakota Utilities..10
60
400
7,600
300
300
1,050
7%
1%
26
Sale
7%
10
2
27
9% Mar. 31 *14% Mar. 17
65
1
11
10
2
600
"4,050
9,250
Moore (Tom) Distillery Co..l
100 Mtge Bank of Col Am Shs
23/
Sale
29%
26
190
5,700 Murray Ohio Mfg Co—.—*
2,800 Muskegon Piston Ring..2.50
200
5
3
2%
6% Sale
5
5%
12%
15
1% Sale
lM
2%
5
5%
3%
1
8
9
7% Sale
1!* if*
2% Sale
1%
2'
5
9,900
2,300
100
900
4
22
Sale
30
145
33
Sale
1 %
m
5
30%
34
27%
33%
180
140
Sale
1%
Sale
"6%
5
Mar. 26
2
5
Sale
650
450
.
_
Nat Power 8c Light—
S6 preferred
*
700 National Refining common 25
7,550
"7*366
—
15,800 Nat Rubber Mach com
4,600 National Service Co..
400
—
7,000 National Sugar Refg
*
400
6,600 National Transit
..12.50
32,400 National Tunnel & Mines..*
9,200 National Union Radio com__l
2,850 Navarro OH Co
*
200
A
37
4%
6,600
"i",606
2,500 Nelson (Herman) Corp
5,700 Neptune Meter class A
Nehl
Corp
com..
1st preferred
5,200
.*
...
Mar.
1
Mar.
75
Sale
2.
Sale
16%
7%
8%
Mar.
2
8
Mar.
9
Mar.
3
Mar.
1
"% Mar.'
Mar. 29
Sale
%
V*
13
14
Mar.
4
4
5
7
Mar. 30
26
Mar. 30
2
Mar. 18
15
Mar. 30
Sale
38% Mar. 31
2% Sale
2% Mar. 29
%«Mar. 19
38%
4%
iB
6% Mar. 31
12% Mar. 29
^
iB
18
1% Mar. 23
32
16"" Sale'
12%
Sale'
Mar. 18
Sale
9
2% Sale
%
%
15% 20
7% Sale
1% Sale
%
%
12% Sale
8
3
3
5
8% Mar. 14
Mar.
5
1
4% Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar. 22
Mar.
1
5
5
Mar. 30
9
Mar. 28
2% Mar.
% Mar.
Mar. 29
123
Mar. 31
15
4
4
6
Mar.
Jan.
8
Mar.
24
12
12
8% Mar.
3% Mar.
4% Mar.
% Mar.
4
5
6%
%
7\
49
45%
30% Sale
29% Mar. 30
Jan.
14
23
30
25
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
6% Mar. 31
12% Mar. 29
8% Mar.14
7
7
Jan.
Jan.
10
22
1
Jan.
10
11% Jan.
Jan.
3
x9
Feb.
14
14% Jan.
11
Jan.
11
20% Jan.
10
3
2
Mar. 18
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
63
Jan.
11
Feb.
5
Mar. 29
Mar. 19
Mar. 23
Mar. 18
12% Mar. 29
4% Jan.
5
7% Mar. 30
1% Jan.
6
% Mar. 29
12% Mar. 31
Mar.
5
% Mar.
7
Mar.
2
4% Mar. 7
6% Mar. 16
% Mar. 11
50
Mar. 8
3% Mar. 30
4% Mar. 23
% Mar. 16
48% Mar. 15
4% Jan. 11
5% Jan. 11
*At Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
18
41% Feb. 25
18% Jan. 13
5% Jan.
9% Jan.
Jan.
18
% Jan.
5
3
% Mar.
17
4
8
Feb. 28
15
29% Mar. 30
46
8
37
15
110
37
6
4
Jan.
4
Mar. 18
Mar.
1
10
3
13
Jan.
4% Mar. 3
% Mar. 2
1% Mar. 21
32
16
Feb.
Feb.
7
55
Jan.
Mar.
26
Mar. 1
Mar. 7
Mar. 16
Mar. 4
19
Jan.
6
Feb. 24
Mar. 8
Feb. 18
Jan.
3
4% Mar.
% Jan.
8
8%
14%
2%
18%
7
Jan.
100
7
Mar.
3
25
Mar. 14
Jan. 21
Jan.
9% Mar.
32
9
7
27
Jan.
Mar.
3
Mar. 28
33
Feb.
33
Mar.
1
12% Mar. 29
Mar.
1%
Mar.
Mar. 16
3%
4%
Mar.
Mar.
4
16
3
Mar. 26
28% Mar.
21% Mar.
Feb.
145
Jan.
% Mar.
3% Feb.
Mar. 14
Mar. 23
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
52% Sale
1%
Mar.
8%
3%
4%
%
16%
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
28% Mar.
21% Mar.
2:33% Mar.
8
Sale
3%
12%
1%
1%
4%
122
5
2
Feb.
2% Mar.
6% Jan.
2
Mar.
14%
Mar.
7
4% Mar. 30
% Mar. 16
Mar. 31
% Sale
5%
8
22
27%
6% Sale
12% Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
5
Feb.
Mar.
1
Mar. 19
00
*
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 26
6
Mar. 14
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
Sale
9
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
6%
8%
1 %
24%
Mar. 14
Mar. 29
58
14%
2
6
1?* iS*
35
Mar.
8
8% Sale
14
14%
2%
2%
18
19%
64
3
8%
11%
Sale
x8% Mar.
7
Sale
M 1!
'*2% Mar."26
10
7%
Sale
%
Sale
500 Nebel (Oscar) Co com
*
20 Nebraska Power 7% pref.. 100
"3",400
65
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
625 National Tea Co 5% % pref.If
3,300
13,100
2,400
1,300
1% Mar. 11
29% Mar. 9
76
Mar. 7
9
11%
8%
10
—1
Conv partic preferred
•
500 National Steel Car Ltd.....*
2,700
9
11
10
...*
900
300
50
Mar. 22
180
4
Sale
Sale
1
28*
%
4% Sale
50
.
2,650
7%
9%
1
$3 conv preferred
10
3% Mar.
12%
1%
1%
4%
122
30
140
1%
5% Sale
1
II,500 National Container (Del)...l
15,400 National Fuel Gas
•
4,300 Nat Manufacture & Stores..*
3,300 National Oil Products......4
4,600
6,700
1,600
1,800
21 ]
24 3
lOO"
Nat Automative Fibres com.*
400 National Baking Co com
35,500 Nat Bellas Hess com
2,500 National City Lines com
7
Mar. 26
3% Sale
12% Sale
1%
1%
122
200 Nachman Sprlngfilled Corp. *
17,000
Mar.
75% Mar. 2
1% Mar. 23
8% Mar. 14
*14% Mar. 17
7
80% Jan.
1% Jan. 11
9% Mar.
104
500 tMountain States Pow com.*
430 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel
100
1,400
1,000
Mar. 28
75
207,300 Mountain City Copper Co..5c
15,900 Mountain Producers Corp. 10
200
Mar. 30
Mar. 26
6% Mar. 31
8% Mar. 26
1% Mar. 29
_
900 Moody's Investors Part pref.*
725 Moore Corp Ltd..........—*
60
7% A pref
100
325
7,700
1%
6%
16
1,520 Montgomery Ward 8c Co A..*
I,900 Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com. *
560
62",400
12 %
78
9 111
47
6
Jan.
7
Jan.
5
Feb. 24
....*
...
5
300
*
300 Nestle Le Mur Co class A—. *
75
4%
5%
6
9
3%
4%
%
48%
75 Nev Calif Elec 7% pref....100
New Bradford OH
5
%
;
%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
23
16
15
4%
5%
58%
"61%
53%
55%
36
Sale
Mar. 31
50
8
36
Mar.
98
Sale
90
7
66
95
75
85
Mar. 26
Mar.
5
Mar. 30
91% Mar. 12
7% Mar. 3
85
10
67%
2%
48
56
Sale
63
65
42
22
29
23
1 %
29
18
5%
4%
12
7% Jan. 10
% Mar. 11
50
Mar. 8
5%
New England Pow Assn com. *
400
1,000
6% preferred
100
90
590 New Engl Tel & Tel Co...100
1,000
6,850
7,600
9,400
3,600 New Haven Clock Co com
*
18,450 New Jersey Zinc..
25
14,600 New Mexico 8c Aria Land
1
25,700 Newmont Mining Corp....10
900
800
900 New Process Co common_._.*
900 N Y Auction Co common
*
,•
1,100
1,650
4,200
2,900 NYC Omnibus warrants
2,650 N Y 8c Hond Kosarto M
10
5,300 N Y Merchandise Co com. .10
100
280 N Y Pr & Lt S6 pref..
7% preferred
N Y Shipbuilding Co
310
1,290
900
Founders shares.........1
500 New York Transit
5
480 N Y Water Serv 6% pref..100
150
650
"4",666
1,900
5,900
111,200 Niagara Hud Pow com.....10
2,925
5% 1st pref
100
75
100
5% 2d preferred
6,600
Class A warrants
2,800
Class B warrants
13,000 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
....
100
"e'loo
350
5,800
...100
6,400
200
31,800
•
Class A preferred....
21,400 Nlles-Bement-Pond
com
see
page 53
1%
1 ^
8
2
2
8
5%
24% Sale
9
9%
4%
2
10%
9%
29
28
8%
7%
3%
Sale
4%
19%
7% Sale
16
61%
1
1
1
1
IB
16% Sale
8% Sale
Mar. 31
Mar.
Sale
Mar. 18
Mar.
Sale
Mar. 31
Mar.
25
Mar. 30
6%
00 CO ■
1
1
1
3
Mar.
4
8% Mar.
3
Mar.
2
83
99% Mar.
9
6% Mar.
7
Mar. 31
5
%
3%
10%
4
12
5% Sale
70
Sale
Mar. 25
4
Mar. 23
10% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 30
70
Mar. 31
91
4% Mar. 15
16% Mar. 1
8% Mar. 4
75
Mar.
*
1%
5% Sale
31% Sale
lM
3
Sale
S
1
2%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 18
83
iB
5%
iB
Sale
M"i
Sale
Mar. 17
3% Mar. 30
1% Mar. 16
5% Mar. 1
35%
8%
2
36%
9%
Sale
25% Sale
7%
10
1% Sale
25
Mar. 30
35% Mar.
7% Mar. 23
1% Mar. 26
9% Mar.
2
Mar.
5
11
Mar.
Jan.
14
6% M:ar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
93% Mar.
Jan.
5
12
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
24
10% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 30
Jan.
Jan.
10
10
13
Jan.
4
5
Mar. 25
Jan. 19
4
70
"""% Maf."l6 ""%.Mar.""5
1
12
6
14
15
Mar. 17
Jan. 12
Jan. 20
1% Mar.
5% Mar.
20
% Feb.
1
Jan.
8
15
3% Mar. 30
89% Jan. 22
25
Jan.
Mar. 30
Jan.
3
61
H
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
18
Mar. 26
93% Mar. 30
l>
42
Mar. 17
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
3
5
2
Jan.
Jan.
4% Mar.
45% Mar.
1% Mar.
Mar. 31
1 %
2%
5% Sale
20% Sale
1
1
I*
1
Sale
1%
9%
1
97"" Sale"
Mar.
100
650 Nineteen Hundred Corp B..1
12,800 N!pl8s!ng Mines
5
For footnotes
7%
1
Mar. 30
7% Mar. 23
1% Mar. 26
>
Feb.
0
5
5
Jan. 11
Jan. 22
Jan. 17
Feb. 14
Feb.
4
NEW
April, 1938]
AGGREGATE
Since
Jan. 1
March
Shares
600
800
1,100
7.500
110
230
2,700
8,200
600
2,300
1,300
V
Price
Jan. 3
1938
CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS (Continued)
Shares
Par Bid
13,400 Noma Klac Corp com..
1
ZX
1
20,300 Nor Amet Lt & Pow com
IX
6,950
$6 preferred
•
20
5,800 North Amer Rayon cl A..
*
20 J*
9,900
Clear B common........
50
40
6% prior preferred..... Iso
1,200 Nor Amer Utll Sec com.....*
4,900 North Cent Texas Oil......6
3%
I
19,900 North European Oil com
X
390 Nor Ind Pub 8er 6% pref..100
580
7% preferred...........I0W
6
4,000 Northern Pipe Line....... 10
20,300 Nor States Power com A.. 100
9X
1,500 t Northern Tex El 6% pref.100
3,500 Northwest Bngi neerlng
UX
*
20
3,800 Novadel Agene Corp........*
6,300
8,800
3,100
1,700
.
225
1,125
....
Ohio Brass class B.....•
125
475 Ohio Edison $6 preferred...*
900
Ohio Oil 6% pref ......-.100
670 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
210 Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st pref 10«
30
6% 1st pref.........—100
1,300 Ollstocks Ltd common—....5
15
23,800 Oklahoma Nut Gas com
2,200
410
100
mm---.
f
300
10,100
2,800
5,700
1
150
■"'
•
preferred.............50
6% preferred
.......100
S3
325
15.900
31,000 Oldetyme Distillers... ......I
100
1,900
1,700
9,700
Pacific Can Co common....*
100
175
300
V-,
Mar. 31
4
3
Sale
Sale
y*
31
Sale
21X
23 V*
Sale
20
48'
40
23X
45
3X
Sale
Sale
135*
135*
385*
18
18
42
7X
Sale
Sale"
a* as
"12
20X
23
135
23
'"85* Sale'
Sale
19
91)
108)
92
109
m
io
8 V* Sale
21X Sale
70
87 X
2X Sale
Pacific G 5c B 6%
1st pref—25
SH% 1st preferred......25
650 Pacific Ltg Corp $0 pref..
*
120 Pacific PAL 7% prof
100
40
2,300
5,900 Pacific Public Service...
*
925*
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
87
92
Sale
2X
3V*
3
28 X
6
Sale
25 X
29 ys
27 X
17
17
Mar.
19
21
21V*
•0 «o
"""200
40,000
2.50
Penn Traffic Co
81,300 PennroadCorpcom vtc__ ...»
50 Pa Edison Co $2.80 pref.....*
50
50
700
290
775
2,400
400
1,350
2,600
3,725
100
400
;:
»
1,100
925
100
1,300
.
6,600
Pa Gao 5c Elec class A....,
Pa Pow & Lt SO
*
5
Sale
m
1$
5X
3X
$7 preferred
*
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg.....50
Pepperel! Mfg Co
*
.......100
Perfect Circle com..
.....*
Pharia Tire & Rubber Co
600
1,600 Philadelphia Co
Sale
25
m
m
2H
2X
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
13
Sale
25*
215* Mar.
18
Mar.
25* Mar.
225* Mar.
2
Sale
4X
2V*
2X
3x
4
15*
4
Sale
i*
_
7.800
2,030
15,200
3,320
1,200
26.000
3,200
3,100
24,700
12,400
18,700
325
500
11,700
1.200
1,100
10,300
4,000
9,900
Tx "161*
6
4
133
eh
675* Sale
28
25
Sale
4
4
,
144
140
145
68
72
68 J* Sale
26
31
Sale
200
Sale
2X
5X
3
6
Sale
75*
6
35*
jc55* Sale
35*
55*
1155*
295*
25*
1 %
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
21
18
4
Mar.
3
18
IX
19
205*
2
25*
15V*
19
25*
Mar.
Mar.
45* Mar. 14
65* Mar. 22
Mar. 23
Mar. 16
4
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
175* Mar.
1
45* Mar. 28
55
Mar. 31
5* Mar. 29
65* Mar. 31
25* Mar. 31
% Mar. 29
25* Mar. 30
115* Mar. 26
19
18
15*
Sale
......
19 ""Mar ."26
15* Mar. 30
37
6*
17
15
«SJ
"3 5* Mar. "2
65* Mar. 21
3
75* Mar. 10
39
Mar.
585*
65*
815*
15*
Mar. 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 1
Mar. 12
Mar.
35* Mar.
5* Mar.
45* Mar.
135* Mar.
8
6H
J* 'J*
795* Mar.
1285* Mar.
59
Mar.
58
Mar.
Mar.
24
1
4
3
8
10
Sale
5* Sale
95*
X
35*
65*
3 5*
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
Mar. 3
Mar
21
"ll
8
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
15
35* Sale
65* Sale
454
352
80
5
% Mar.
65* Mar.
3
Mar.
2
Sale
Sale
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
7
Mar. 25
98
22
13
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
355* Mar.
3
225* Mar.
3
55* Mar. 21
94
22
15* Jan.
4
15* Mar. 30
105* Mar. 29
rlO 5* Mar. 30
3
25* Mar. 18
55* Jan.
37 5* Mar.
45* Mar.
345* Mar.
28
22
26
31
45* Marr 28
55
Mar. 31
5* Mar. 29
65* Mar. 31
25* Feb.
2
% Mar. 29
25* Mar. 30
115* Mar. 26
95
19
Feb. 18
Mar. 26
15* Mar. 30
37
95*
5*
3 5*
65*
35*
915*
17
Jan.
5
10
66
77
Jan.
8
Jan.
6
Feb.
15
3
14
12
145* Jan.
1
Jan.
135* Jan.
X Jan.
HA
'
11
13
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
915* Jan. 27
95* Jan. 11
105* Jan. 24
31
93
Feb. 23
Mar. 22
25* Jan. 11
65* Mar. 8
6
35* Jan.
25
17
14
15
14
13
7
25
6
23
7
24
14
10
15
7
13
1
25* Mar.~~9
25* Jan.
8
255* Mar. 10
85* Feb.
8
82
Jan. 21
29' 905* Jan. 10
29 1495* Jan. 21
25
725* Jan. 13
30
77
Jan.
7
30
245* Mar. 28
25* Mar. 30
Jan.
13
48
*4 Jan.
n
25* Mar.
37
Jan.
35* Feb. 15
55* Mar. 30
1125* Feb. 11 1155*
295* Mar. 30 315*
3
95
"I* "4
5K
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
88
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
...*
com
24
74
675* Mar. 1
725* Mar. 5
245* Mar. 28
Mar." 18
45*
145*
Sale
Feb.
25* Mar.
15* Mar.
1
585* Sale
65*
8
815* Sale
15*
15*
8
85*
35* Sale
35*
135*
Jan.
3
4
2
First preferred.........100
Premier Gold Mining.......I
25* Mar.
Mar. 21
Mar.
144
Mar. 31
43
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
58
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31
Feb.
195* Jan.
Feb.
45* Jan.
15
Jan.
19
Jan.
23
Jan.
245* Jan.
4
Jan.
26
Jan.
110
Feb.
Mar.
Jan,
Mar.
21
Jan.
235* Feb. 23
tSg
1?m
Jan.
Mar.
.105* Mar. 29
*
26
145* Jan.
35105* Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
175* Sa1©
5*
15*
35*
35*
>65* Sale
3
20.
29
3
17
29
8
Mar.
985* Mar.
47
Mar,
Mar ."21
stH
30
30
23
30
30
30
26
125* Mar.
45* Mar.
25* Mar. 9
25* Mar. *1
255* Mar. 10
Mar.
12
27
3
1
3
25* Mar. 12
225* Mar. 30
74
24
12
5
12
it'4
31
7
35* Mar.
175* Jan.
245* Jan.
j*>.ar.
165* Mar.
65* Mar.
17
45* Jan.
15* Jan.
375* Jan.
24
Jan. 24
7
Feb.
1
17 1095* Jan. 10
45* Mar.
275* Mar.
Mar. 15
55*
31
215* Mar. 26
Mar. 22
Power Corp of Can com.
25 Prentice-Hall Inc
775
Sale
12X
Mining Co........25c
1,500 Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
22,900 Producers Corp.
1
6,900 Prosperity Co B common...*
2,200 Providence Gas Co.........*
4,100 Prudential Investors com...*
$0 preferred.
1,950
...._.*
1,100
11
1
Potrero Sugar com ......... .5
Powdrell A Alexander com..5
Pratt A Lambert...........*
25
700
7,800
4,300
17 X
50
10
Mar. 28
Mar. 24
47
23
4
"75* "85*
1,820
27,300
820
7,500
Mar.
Mar. 17
26
Mar.
Mar.
795* Mar.
1235* 1295* 1285* Mar.
Sale
59
Mar.
59
58
Mar.
Sale
59
24
24
Mar.
18
6
""35* ""35*
Pitts Metallurgical Co
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
Pleasant Valley Wine Co....1
Plough. Inc..........
♦
Polaris
V*
Mar.
28
31
Mar.
Sale
1
35*
74
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co...
Pitts A Lake Erie RR
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar,
945* Jan.
x88X Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
215* Jan.
90
Feb.
15* Mar.
Mar,
Jan.
31
Mar.
225 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR...50
—
26
91
106
110
4
24
3M
175
«
4
65* Mar. 30
5* Mar. 12
85* Mar. 28
18
Mar. 29
110
*
17,300
9*550
75
2,900
12,500
1,200
4,000
3
Mar.
'145* Mar."21 "145*
Sale
1
preferred..*
300 Phlla El Pow 8% pref
25
8,200 PhUUps Packing Co
*
34,400 Phoenix Securities common. 1
Conv preferred A..
...10
2,200
12,700 Pierce Governor Co com....*
1
200 Pines Wlnterfront Co
1
47,900 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
15,850 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
Mar.
4
75 Phlla Elec S5 div
com
Mar. 24
Sale Prices
Mar. 30
35* Mar.
125* Mar. 29
45* Mar. 30
165*
pref........*
Pa Water 5c Power......
Mar, 24
4
Mar.
35* Mar. 31
4X
common...;
63
8
Mar.
Mar.
26
50 Patchogue Plymouth Mills..*
PennMex Fuel
2
Mar. 2
Mar. 12
Mar.
93
Mar.
25* Mar.
55* Mar.
1!
28
Mar.
95* Mar.
45* Mar. 29
65*
275* Mar. 3l 30
27
Mar. 17 27
985* Mar. 31 1035*
22 X
2V*
Sale"
'18
Jan.
Mar.
3
Sale
Sale
30
125* Mar. 29
115* Mar. 29
4
325* Mar.
90
18
18
Mar. 30
Mar.
205* Mar.
9
5X Sale
175*
17X
•
Mar. 24
60
71
6
11 *
*
12
90
15*
X Mar. 30
31
5* Mar. 29
35* Mar. 14
X Jan.
7
525* Mar. 26
5* Mar. 15
35* Mar. 1
* Mar. 8
17
16X
1
Mar. 24
Mar. 30
65* Mar. 30
5* Mar. 12
85* Mar. 28
18
Mar. 29
47
"l'x
8
1
2
30
.....
12,000 Parkersburg Rig 5c Reel Co.l
.
63
4
Mar. 14
Mar. 8
Mar. 26
Mar.
103 X Sale
2,700
400
Mar. 29
85* Mar.
65* Mar.
28
4»
1,450 Pender (D) Grocery cl A....*
Class B
•
1,600
800 Peninsula Telep Co com... •
20
7% preferred..........100
X
35*
X
525*
24
85*
IV*
200 Paramount Motors Corp... 1
350 Parker Pen Co........
10
10
Mar.
215* Mar. 4
205* Mar. 10
245*
8
65* Sale
22
83
7
150
300
35* Mar.
IX Mar.
35
80
865* 925* Mar. 2 93 X Mar.
1065* Sale 1065* Mar. 31 1085* Mar.
Mar. 31 1125* Mat.
110
Sale 110
97
Mar. 30 101X Mar.
3X
6
3X
1st preferred
100
*
5,550 Pacific Tin special stock.... *
24,700 Pan Amer Airways com.....5
445,800 Pantepec OH of Vonesuala.. 1
400
Mar. 30
5
29
2,650
8,100
150,300
-
5* Mar. 30
26
Sale
32
90
108
Mar. 26
3
31
I
Highest
Sale Prices
3
Mar. 26
43
5
Sale
7
Sale Prices
115* Mar. 29
2H Sa^
4
Highest
Sale Prices
125* Mar. 29
5*
X
ZX Sale
H
%
4X
%
Lowest
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
Overseas Securities Co ...... *
1,100
4,000
#
Mar. 1
Ask
100 Oliver United Filters B._—*
800
■
RANGE SINCE JAN,
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
NEW YORK
In
47
CUBE EXCHANGE
YORK
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
7
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Feb.
7
Jan.
Mar. 15
Jan, 12
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17 X Jan.
Jan.
35* Jan.
1*
65* Mar.
Mar.
d5* Jan.
625* Jan.
39
$
Jan.
Jan.
15* Jan.
85* Jan.
35* Mar.
Jan.
4X Jan.
145* Feb.
23
10
8
20
24
15
11
7
21
3
15
24
12
12
14
14
1
21
12
24
18
17
16
25
95
Feb.
215* Jan.
25* Feb.
37
Mar.
18
Jan. 10
9/
Jan.
7
ex Jan. 21
Jan.
7
65* Jan. 22
98
Jan.
7
Public Service of Colorado—
60
70
6% 1st preferred....... 100
7% 1st preferred.......100
40
3,180
3.010
1,100
1,370
Public Serv of Ind pr
pref..*
86 preferred..............*
PubUc Service of Nor 111...
Com $60 par stock
..60
Public Service of Oklahoma
24 X
12 X
73^1
Sale
Sale
:::::
32
20
70
Sale
Sale
13
Mar. 21
625*
70
625*
78
10
6% prior lien pref......100
7% prior Hen pref......100
{Public Utll Securttfes87 part preferred..
350
♦
2,440 Puget Souod PAL 86 pf
1
20
250
1,675
1,225
S5 preferred
3,025
2,900
1,200 Puget Sound Pulp & TImb..*
3,900 Pyrene Mfg......^....__-..10
330
180
800
770 Quaker Oats com
_........*
380
6% preferred...........100
900 Quebec Power Co
•
250
100
335* Sale
7
75*
65*
7
"4"
5"'
675 Railway A Light Securities.*
200 Rys A Utll Invest cl A com.. 1
200
2,400
200
3,700
2,100
1,020
Rainbow Luminous Prod A. *
4,370
Class Bcommon
.
....
Raymond Concrete Pile—
'
4,600
1,300
3,100
20,000
1,000
5,000
Common................*
83conv pref..............*
200
2,200 Raytheon Mfg com......50c
19,100 Red Bank Oil Co.
5,500 Reed Roller Bit Co new....- *
100
1,000
10,100
2,100
500
Mar. 8
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
Mar.
9
12
*
......
•;
!
600
.
Reeves (Daniel)
com.......
16,900 Kelter Foster Oil Corp..
..5
2,400 Reliance El A Eng Co..
.......1
3,700 Keybarn Co.. Inc
V 33,700 Reynolds Invest com .......1
4,500
Rice Stlx Dry Goods Co
9,700
Richmond Radiator com....1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
2,300
For footnotes
5,900
Voting trust ctfs...
see page
53.
"ex '"tx
95
138 X
1551
Sale
17X
\
12
25
2
97
139
102
140
17
*
X
4
89
5* Reb. 16
105* Mar. 30
235* Mar. 29
34
4s
115
2
2J
IX
X
90
137
Mar. 31 100
Mar. 9 140
x»far.
Mar.
135* Mar. 21
75* Mar. 15
5* Mar. 29
5* Mar. 23
5* Mar. 16
65* Mar. 9
45* Mar. 28
7
2
2
90
137
135* Mar, 21
Mar. 21
Mar. 29
7 5* Mar. 15
155* Mar. 11
X Jan.
5*
Sale
Jan.
10
28
►
Mar.
4
105* Feb.
3
16
295* Mar. 25
I
Mar.
Mar.
8
29
Feb.
17
30
Mar.
7
9 y* Mar. 26
5* Sale
11
15* Mar. 29
!
r
35* Mar. 26
19
Mar. 31
35* Mar. 18
V* Mar. 31
25* ivxar. 26
5* Mar. 31
Mar. 31
4
1
Mar. 30
5* Mar. 31
9
15* Mar. 15
! X Mar.
2
4 Mar. 2
>5* Mar. 7
tX Mar. 21
5* Mar. 3
15* Mar. 15
5* Mar. 8
„
5*5 Mar.
5
15* Mar. 29
35* Jan. 28
19
Mar. 31
35* Mar. 18
5* Mar. 31
95* Feb.
3
25* Mar. 26
5* Mar. 31
4
1
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
5* Mar. 31
15
5* Feb. 15
5* Jan. 10
5* Jan. 13
5* Feb. 15
5* Feb. 23
X Mar. 7
5* Mar. 16
Jan
Mar. 31 1005* Jan. 12
Feb.
7 140
Feb. 15
155* Mar. 11
8)
Feb. 25
12
21
75* Jan.
Mar. 28
145*
25* Sale
5* Sale
4
Sale
15* Sale
fS
Sale
4
Mar. 14
Feb. 18
Jan. 27
M Feb. 19
175* Feb. 26
8% A*
24
10
xVxar.
.
37
15* Sale
4
Sale
19
Sale
25*
45*
5* Sale
Sale
3X
7
7
145*
135*
10
27
2X
23
Sale
138
1
Mar. 28
45* Sale
90
125
8
2
Mar.
"T'l
•155*
33
...
...1
Sale
5* Mar.
165* Mar.
34
78
Feb. 18
Jan. 27
89
.
v
<
95
Mai. 25
995* Feb. 21
Feb. 25
1035* Jan. 29 106
22
Jan. 28 355* Mar. 3
115* Jan. 18 225* Mar. 3
Feb. 14
Mar. 8
25* Feb. 17
7
Mar.
285* Tan.
4
Feb.
7
17
4
*4 Jan. 17
11X
25*
15*
55*
25*
Jan. 15
Mar. 21
Jan.
7
Jan.
6
Jan. 12
% Jan.
14
48
NEW
aggregate
March
Shares
PRICES IN MARCH
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Shares
100
700
900
1,200
2,300
11,300
150
Bid
'
•
500
$2.50
pref
conv
?
900
'
Gen'l com..*
*
common
com 1
II,000 Seiberllng Rubber com.....*
1,150 Selby Shoe Co com...
..*
19,800 Selected Industries........1
2,300
Convertible stock
.....5
3,300
$5.50 prior stock
...25
1,550
Allotment certificates
500
600
2,100
900
1%
12%
23 X
Mar. 31
IX Mar. 30
3% Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
X
2%
IX
13
25
6
2% Sale
3X Sale
Sale
2
IX
2
10%
l3/*
13
8X
Sale
23
94% Mar. 22
11% Mar. 29
7
4
1
1% Mar. 15
3% Mar. 2
% Mar. 10
Mar.
4
4X Mar. 30
5
Mar.
2
Mar. 28
Mar. 18
5
2X Mar. 30
X Mar. 22
Mar. 29
X Mar. 10
,
8%
35%
3%
1%
Mar.
25"" "35"
Sale
\H
a
2X Mar. 30
Mar. 26
IX Mar. 29
IX Mar. 10
19
8
Mar. 29
19
Sale
17
Mar. 26
20" "25"
25" "Mar .'25
57/
Sale
8,
Sale
3X Mar. 30
X Mar. 29
29
25
ol*
36
7%
5h
Sale
ax
45
IX Sale
2X Sale
%
1
1"
1%
35
30 X
40
IX Sale
3X
3%
X
2
IX
Sale
Sale
2X
Jan.
6
Jan.
11
15
5
Mar. 28
9% Jan.
11
35
Mar. 18
38
2% Mar. 30
% Mar. 22
4
Feb.
Jan.
3
11
13
9
48
7X
X
3% Mar.
1
8
51
59
52
58
7
60 X
61
48%
49 X
8
Sale
Sale
Mar.
2%
1%
10%
23%
Mar.
1
Mar. 3
Mar. 12
Mar. 4
7
42
Mar. 25
25
62
5% Mar.
% Mar.
7
2
Mar. 22
30X Mar. 31
X Mar. 31
35
Mar. 24
Mar. 25
2'
11
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
13
13
27
Jan.
12
8
1
7
4
Mar.
15
Mar.
Mar.
19
29% Jan.
25
Jan.
25
Feb.
18
26
18% Jan.
12
7% Jan.
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
5
28
16% Jan. 21
3% Mar. 30
% Mar. 29
Mar. 22
Jan.
13% Mar. 24
% Mar. 18
Jan.
3
48X Mar. 31
49% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 21
60% Mar.
4
61% Mar. 4
48% Mar. 31
49% Mar. 31
X Mar. 18
Xt Mar. 11
X Mar. 18
Mar. 30
1
5
12
Mar. 24
Jan. 10
35
30% Mar. 31
% Mar. 31
2
11
113
Jan.
Feb.
1
1% Mar.
3% Mar.
15% Mar.
4%
63%
3%
2%
Mar.
1% Mar.
1% Jan.
Mar. 25
5
6
5
62
Jan.
X» Jan.
92
20
2% Mar.
60
1
Sale
Sale
1% Jan.
Mar. 29
X Jan.
Mar. 22
1
13 X Mar. 24
"I
22
%«Feb. 28
49
4% Mar. 30
1
% Mar.
9% Jan.
Mar. 31
31
Mar.
1
Mar. 10
Mar.
4
Mar. 4
85
21
10
1% Mar. 15
3% Jan. 15
13% Jan.
7% Jan.
1% Mar. 30
3% Mar. 31
/{i Jan. 13
Mar. 10
9
3
96% Feb.
Mar. 29
Jan.
7
5
13
2
16
Mar.
45
**
oV*
3
Mar. 15
7
Mar. 31
48
% Sale
3X
6
13
Xt Mar. 26
31
35
Sale
96% Feb.
113
6%
53,800 Segal Lock At Hardware
6,100
1
Sale
42
2%
1
400 Seeman Bros
400
22,300
3,500
Mar. 29
Sale
80
x95% Feb. 10
11X Mar. 29
35
2X
1
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
4
30
37 X
Sale
12*
Sale
5X Sale
3X
12
Lowest
Sale Prices
..*
common...
Warrants
Securities Corp
4X
5%
8% Sale
36
130* il*
3
31*
5
*Xt Sale
70
Sale
Sale
82
20 Scranton Elec $6 pref......*
110 Scranton Lace Co common..*
Scullin Steel Co
%
46 X
1%
1,800
1,900
IX
3%
3X
40 X
3x
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
2%
8H
1
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Serv $6 pref
IX
38
107,400 St Regis Paper Co..
5
I,575
7% preferred
100
3,800 Samson United Corp com
1
2,900 Savoy OH Co...............5
3,300 Schlff Co com.............
4,100 Scovtlle Mfg Co
25
400
IX
"8
8X
Sale
7% Sale
Safety Car Heattnit At Ltg_„.*
5,100
13,900
1,100
7
5%
St Lawrence Corp Ltd......*
A $2 cony pref..........50
1,100
4,000
12
%
1,750
10,400
900
13
16
40
1,050
6,600
225
1
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
8
*
St Anthony Gold Mining
Bid
6
11,300 Ryan Consol Petroleum
*
19,100 Ryerson & Haynes Inc com.l
1,200
Ask
10 %
3,400
7,100
50,400
jan.
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
STOCKS (Continued)
1,900 Roeser & Pendleton Inc..—*
5,900 Rome Cable Corp common..5
3,300 Roosevelt Field Inc
__6
14,000 Root Petroleum Co com
1
1,400
$1.20 conv preferred
20
1,700 Roaaia Internet Corp
*
3,750 Royal Typewriter com...
*
4,500 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
2.50
24,200 Rustless Iron Ac Steel Corp_.l
900
range since
Price
Jan. 3
Par
350 Rochester G At E 6% pref.ioo
4,200
2,200
5,400
EXCHANGE
CURB
sales
Since
Jan. 1
In
TOEK
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 30
60% Mar.
61% Mar.
21
11
10
19
4
4
Selfrldge Prov Store*, Ltd—
400
American dap rets
2,600
1,600
£1
Sentry Safety Control
1
Serrlck
1
Corp class B
com
"l",806
"3",900
19,900
16,100
43,100 Severalty Aircraft Corp.....l
43,800 Shattuck Denn Mining
5
300
700 Shawlnlgan Water At Power.*
5,700
19,300 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
Seton Leather com
410
120
100
Shreveport Eldorado
Pipe Line stamped
SUex Co (The) common
Simmons-Boardman
50
50
610
....
83
Sale*
Sale
20X
21X
Sale
88
Corp
4X Sale
2X Sale
5X, Sale
18
19 X
68
Sale
21X
Sale
conv
5X
5X
6X
6%
6X
4,700
28,400
4,000
7,900
pref
...
£1
2,200
2,900
3,500
4,600
60
560
600
Sale
224
5
IX
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
212
Sale
Sale
5X
4X
5X
Corp............-1
SO88 Mfg Co
South Coast Corp com
1
Sou Calif Edison prof B....25
25
.....25
5%% pref class C
5% original pref
2
1%
3
4X
3
6%
Sale
2%
3
26 X
24
IX Sale
5%
5X
3X
3%
1%
1%
3%
2%
26% Sale
24%
25%
Sale
5^
...
24%
22%
Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
80 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
1,700
4,500
5,100
"IX "2~X
4%
4%
2%
2%
6% Sale
12,900l Southland
10,200
200
130
39
50
5X
4,000 Spencer Shoe Corp
146
100
1,000
1,200
200
*
Common
250
$1.60 conv pref new
1
2,100 Stand Invest $5% P*«f w w.
23,100 Standard Oil (Kentucky) ..10
1,400
3,900
2,200 Standard Oil (Nebraska)
25
9,810 Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
.
425
550
58,800
5,100
II,750
16,200
1,800
1.300
100
5% pref
Standard Power At Lt com.
Class B
Mar. 16
Mar.
1
Mar. 16
Mar. 7
Mar. 18
% Mar. 26
Mar. 18
8
common..
16% Mar. 23
1 % Mar. 25
2% Mar. 26
16% Mar. 23
2
Mar.
1
Mar. 31 240
212
2% Mar.
4
Mar.
3
4% Mar. 28
Mar. 11
5
Mar. 17
%
%
2%
2%
10%
17%
11%
Sale
25%
23%
1%
1%
3%
2%
25%
23%
34%
1%
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
29
25
31
Mar. 17
13
3%
1%
5%
3%
27
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
1
2
2
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
25
35% Mar. 8
1% Mar. 24
4
IX Feb.
10
Jan.
10
17
24
2% Mar. 16
10% Jan. 11
5 % Feb.
Mar.
1% Jan.
5% Mar.
18% Mar.
68
107
20
Jan.
90
Mar.
Jan.
12%
17
Sale
8X
9X
19%
21
99% 101%
1% Sale
Sale
...
Standard Products Co
1
Sale
Standard Silver Lead
1
Sale
Standard Steel Spring Co..5
Sale
Standard Tube class B
12
25
110% Mar. 18
Jan.
% Jan.
% Jan.
5% Jan.
8
Mar.
7
18a
16% Mar. 23
2% Jan. 13
5% Jan. 14
Jan. 12
Mar. 31 243
16% Mar. 23
1% Mar.,25
2% Mar. 26
212
4% Mar. 28
5% Jan.
12
15
r$
o
2%
1%
Mar. 18
2
4% Mar.
7
2% Mar.
2
6% Mar.
8
5% Mar. 29
30
Mar. 30
39
20
19% Mar. 26
20% Mar. 26
%
3*
1%
Sale
19%
3% Mar. 23
Sale
Sale
x
13
1
6% Sale
20%
21%
95
98
5%
15
22
% Mar.
3
1
Mar. 18
rl% Mar. 10
% Mar. 22
12% Mar. 30
20
Mar. 28
Mar.
%6 Mar.
1
8%
7
16% Sale
97
95
15
88
Jan.
13
Mar. 17
13
Mar. 17
1% Mar. 26
1% Mar. 26
3% Mar. 28
2% Mar. 30
2
1% Mar.
2
5
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar.
5% Mar.
39
Mar.
6%
Mar. 30
7% Mar. 11
21% Mar.
~
Mar.
99
% Sale
%6
1
3% Sale
%6 Sale
5%
8
2
2%
%
%
3%
%.
6%
2%
4% Sale
15%
4%
4%
3% Sale
2%
Mar. 26
Mar. 24
1%
1%
6%
%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 26
8
Mar.
Mar. 28
2% Mar.
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
Mar.
1
31
24
20
Feb.
26
Jan.
20
Mar. 18
Jan.
11
1% Jan. 17
% Jan. 13
12% Mar. 30
Jan.
% Feb.
% Jan.
3
18
Jan.
22
Jan.
17
5
Jan.
26
22% Mar.
8
2% Feb. 21
Jan.
12
5
!§*
1% Sale
1
1%
6% Sale
% Sale
8
9%
2%
3%
Mar.
22% Jan.
19% Mar.
Mar. 29
14% Jan.
14
15
11% Mar.
17% Mar.
Mar. 29
98
21
4
5% Jan. 20
2% Feb. 14
7% Jan.
8
2% Feb. 28
11% Feb. 17
15
Feb.
40 % Feb.
Feb.
3% Mar.
30
3% Mar. 2
1 % Jan.
4
6% Jan. 11
3% Jan. 28
27% Feb. 11
25% Feb. 15
36% Jan. 20
25% Mar.
23% Mar.
34% Mar.
1
3% Mar. 17
rl% Mar. 10
% Mar. 22
16% Mar. 17
22%'Mar. 8
2%
Sale
5%
Jan.
140
4%
...20
10,300
26,500
1,700
3,850
6,000
1,100
16%
% Sale
X
%
4%
1%
2%
%
16%
17%
21% Sale
3,100 Standard Cap & Seal com—I
Conv preferred
4,100
10
Standard Dredging Corp—
650
Mar
2%
8%
19%
31
89%
110%
2
130
3%
2%
5%
30
4
.......
346 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
1,800 Standard Brewing Co
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
"1% Sale"
115
23%
20%
Spanish At General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
1,000
100
Am dep rets ord bear...If
400
145
o
Royalty Co....-5
South Penn Oil...........25
450 So West Pa Pine Lines
"l",406
68
13
I,900 Southern Pipe Line.......10
4,2001 Southern Union Gas com...*
"""500
1% Feb.
% Jan.
88
2,000
..1
Solar Mfg Co
Sonotone
Mar.
5
9
IX Mar,
5% Mar, 30
18% Mar 18
X Mar. 26
6% Mar. 9
8
.
25 Sioux City G At B 7% pref.100
Skinner Organ Co
25 Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
2,400
15,500
2,500
1,900
Mar. 24
4
109% Mar
25
Singer Mfg Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg shs.
3,400
25
500
a*
4
2
Pub
12,200 Simmons H'ware At Paint Co *
7,700 Simplicity Pattern Co...
1
1,150 Singer Mfg Co.
100
1,600
IX
6X
19%
%
5%
5
5%
IVs
2
8X Sale
X
3X
100
Sherwln-Williams of Can...*
2,800
4,400
5,300
5*
5% cum pref A A A
600
800
3*
Mar. 31
18
14
Jan.
10
7% Jan.
26
Jan.
10
6% Mar. 29
16% Mar. 30
22
98
99% Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9% Jan.
14
Feb.
25
% Mar. 26
% Mar. 26
3% Mar. 30
%s Feb.
6% Mar. 26
2% Jan.
1%
1 %
8%
%«
3
Jan.
3
17
3
10
8
Standard Wholesale Phos¬
19,500
phate Ac Acid Works
20
49,100 Starrett (The) Corp v t c..1
300 Stein (A) At Co com
•
6%%
3,200
"~7~, 200
150
325
350
350
4,000
1,800
7,500
1,550
400
1,100
3,200
400
preferred
..100
Sterchl Bios Stores Inc.....*
3%
4X
10
Sale
12
2% Mar. 29
8%
2%
Sale
2% Mar. 30
24% Mar. 31
Stetson
6
4%
2%
(S) At Co Inc
...*
Sullivan
Machinery Co
13
Sale
*
600 Sunray Drug Co common...1
66,100 Sunray Oil
1
2,100
5%% conv preferred.....50
100
"""300
4
2
1%
...5
Stroock
Sale
25
9,300
2,400
3,300
6,100
40,200
9,100
18,400
5,100
5,700
9,700
102,600
36,100 Teck Hughes Gold Mines
50
For footnotes
Taggart Corp com .........1
Tampa Electric Co
•
Tastyeast Inc class A.......1
Taylor Distilling Co
1
Technicolor Inc common
•
125 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..l00
see
page 53.
3% Mar.
2
1
2% Jan.
11% Jan.
16%
Sale
30%
34
Mar. 11
7
Mar. 11
7
Mar. 31
6% Mar.
1
4% Mar. 16
2% Mar. 4
4
1%
9%
8%
12%
3
33
2%
11
9%
14%
Sale
36%
Sale
4
Sale
3% Mar. 29
2
Sale
2
5%
"2% "2%
4
Sale
V* c\*
7 %
7
8
2%
25%
Sale
Sale
8%
Sale
31
Mar. 24
5% Mar. 24
1% Mar. 29
7 % Mar. 30
7
Mar. 29
8
Mar. 28
2% Mar. 31
31
5%
8%
109
111
4X Sale
27
16%
5%
29
Sale
Sale
4%
7
26g
5
28
%
%
1%
1%
20% Sale
5% Sale
47
53
2%
26%
%
%
14%
4%
35
Sale
28
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
45
10
Mar. 14
12% Mar.
3
Mar.
9
1
Mar. 22
31% Mar. 19
5% Mar. 11
5% Mar. 11
112
4%
6% Mar.
2
1% Mar. 16
10% Mar. 9
Mar. 11 112
2%
26%
%
%
14%
4%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
44
Mar. 29
29
30
31
30
30
25
Mar. 11
4% Mar.
29
Mar. 17
% Mar.
1% Mar.
21% Mar.
5% Mar.
44
7
9
3
2
4
Mar. .29
28
20
Jan.
21
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
3% Mar. 29
2
5% Feb. 17
12% Jan. 26
4% Jan.
2% Mar. 3
24% Mar. 3
26
100 Superior Port Cem B com.
$3.30 class A part......
Swan-Finch Oil Corp .....15
1,250 Swiss-American Elec pref.100
Mar.
Mar. 11
3%
6%, Sale
Sale
(John B) Co com...*
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
5
7
24% Sale
2d preferred
200
25,300
3
13
1st preferred..
.....50
20
10,000 Sterling Aluminum Prod
1
3,600 Sterling Brewers Inc
...1
16,700 Sterling Inc
1
4,000
2,300
2,750
8,800
2%
11%
100
Mar. 24
Jan.
8
4% Jan.
3% Jan.
25
10
8% Jan.
13
17
7
5% Mar. 24
1% Jan.
7% Mar. 30
2
Feb.
12
Jan.
7
10
Mar. 14
Jan.
Feb.
1
Jan.
18
Mar. 22
36% Feb.
1
Jan.
15
11
Jan.
15
5% Mar. 11
7
Feb.
23
116% Jan.
21
8
Mar. 28
2% Mar. 31
31
11
103
Feb.
8
2%
26%
%
%
14%
4%
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
44
Mar. 29
29
31
30
30
Mar. 25
5% Jan. 10
29% Jan.
8
X Jan. 10
1% Jan. 11
21% Mar. 2
5% Jan.
5
48
Jan. 27
NEW
CURB
YOKE
EXCHANGE
49
PRICES IN MARCH
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
n*
?:
6,
STOCKS (Concluded.)
Texas PAL 7% pref
Texon Oil A Land Co.
Ask
Bid
Mar
Ask Bid
Bid
31
Lowest
Ask
10'
.....2
9
Tilo Roofing Inc.
Tlshman Realty 8c.
Sale
11
Sale
4
Thew Shoxel Co common...5
8
......1
~4X
Sale
3X
1054 Sale
ex
Sale
Sale
7% Sale
Sale
10
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Tobacco Prod Export*......*
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
1.
Am dep ret* ord reg ihi.Jl
3:
Am dep ret* def reg...
5s
Todd Shipyard* Corp......
96 X Mar. 17
3 X Mar. 29
ex Mar. 29
7X Mar. 31
97% Mar. 16
4X Mar.
1
11 % Mar.
1014 Mar.
1
4
50
214
57
2 54
16 H
17 54
2
254
4414 Sale
53M
67 X
52 J
3%
21
1614
2X
55X Sale
13X
15i%
A*
44
67X
Sale
Mar. 18
50
Mar. 18
50
2X Mar. 31
3X Mar.
2
Mar.
2
10014 Mar.
1
iex
A*
46
Trans-Lux Plct Screen com.l
Transwestern OH Co
-.10
Tri-Contlnental Corp Warr..
Trunx Pork Store* Inc
....*
314 Mar. 29
614 Mar. 29
714 Mar. 31
Feb. 17
Mar. 18
5
50
214 Mar. 31
100
X
54
2% Sale
614 Sale
X Sale
Mar. 24
% Mar. 25
2% Mar. 4
Mar.
Jan.
2
454 Mar.
% Mar.
7X Mar.
7
X Mar. 3
7X Mar. 16
414 Mar.
% Mar.
714 Mar.
m
5X Mar. 26
854 Mar.
514 Mar. 26
7X
ex
Mar.
2
2
Mar.
1,
Common........
1
Glass A..................1
Tung Sol Lamp Wks
80-cent dir
com...
1
pref..........*
Ulen A Co 714% pref
...25
5% preferred...—.......25
Series A preferred..
Series B pref
3,
5,
1,
16,
Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc
..JO
25
Sale
s*
m
......
23
Sale
5X Sale
254
114
10
Sale
2%
3
U
2
1
*
Union Investment Co com..*
Union Premier Food Stores. 1
Union Traction Co
.50
Sale
24
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
3
5X Mar. 31
Mar. 3
2% Mar. 2
OX Mar. 10
IX Mar. 26
2% Mar.
2
30
lg F
—*
*
Union Gas of Canada
5X
17
2
714 Sale
1
13 X
13
5
12
5%
Sale
IX
2X
1
IX
IX
IX
2
Sale
1
11X
3X
10
12
5
Sale
4
1
Mar. 16
2
X Mar. 30
11X Mar. 30
3 J* Mar. 30
10
Mar. 30
2X Mar. 21
.
Mar. 16
2
IX
13X
5%
12 X
2X
Mar. 2
Mar. 9
Mar. 7
Mar. 12
Mar. 21
24
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
2
514 Mar. 31
214 Jan. 26
1 % Jan.
7
114 Mar. 26
2
Mar. 16
% Mar. 30
1114 Mar. 30
314 Mar. 30
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7^4
Tubize Chatlllon Corp—
29,
3,
10,
2,
314 Feb. 21
AS?
4
9814 Mar.
Mb Jan.
X Mar.
2% Sale
% Sale
Feb. 17
Mar. 18
5
50
A*
Mar.
4% Sale
% Sale
m
9814 Mar.
Xs Mar.
X Mar.
414 Jan.
7
12)4 Jan. 12
1014 Mar. 4
13
28
Feb. 26
Jan. 19
Jan. 22
Jan. 20
Jan. 21
3X Jan. 20
Jan. 11
Jan. 13
Mar. 16
114 Feb.
56
44
92
Edison 4% pref..100
7% preferred A........100
Tonopah Belmont Develop.. 1
Tonopah Mining of Nev
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Jan. 24
9614 Mar. 17 102
1514 Feb.
Mar. 29
44
Toledo
10,
16,
31,
12,
1
Sale Prices
Constr.. *
TobsccoA Allied Stock*....*
13,
Mar. 1
1938
J
are;
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 3
3
214 Mar. 21
1114 Jan. 12
35
Jan.
11
314 Jan.
7J4 Jan.
12
12
214 Jan. 11
214 Jan. 12
214 Feb. 28
Mar. 16
2
114 Mar.
Jan.
15
2
14
614 Jan. 11
14)4 Jan. 21
214 Mar. 21
United Airraft A Transp—
45,
10 H Sale
Warrantee........
United Chemicals Inc—
.....
1,
Common
65,
4X
35
45
X Sale
56
*/
4
Sale
S3 cum partlc pref........*
Un Cigar-Whelan Stores. 10c
M:
United Corp warrants.....
United Gas common .......1
25'
$7 1st non-vot pref.......*
Warrants.................
United GAB 7% pref... 100
United Lt A Power com A...*
80,
2,
64,
1,
Common class B
*
IX Sale
........
92^ Sale
4X Sale
4X Mar. 30
9X Mar.
1
414 Mar. 30
2X
2
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
3% Mar.
7
2
Mar.
4
Jan.
Mar. 25
30
Mar.
34
jFeb.
.2X
35
29
30
3X Sale
354
4%
oaie
17 X
68
20
71
2X Sale
2X
3X
Sale
Sale
24 X
19 X
63
73
30
Sale
Mar. 25
Sale
Mar. 29
254 Mar. 30
4X Mar.
Mar. 31
92 X Mar.
% Mar. 29
% Mar.
254 Sale
69
Sale
69
% Sale
IX Sale
IX
3X
13 X Sale
19
Sale
60
71X
Mar.
Mar. 25
1X Mar. 29
2X Mar. 26
13X Mar. 30
69
20
X Mar. 26
1
14*Jan.
514 fJan.
Mar.
100
64
Mar. 24
Mar.
114
214
1314
1714
20
2
10
4
12
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
6
114 Jan.
16 Mar.
Mar.
■
%jjan.
14 Mar.
14 Mar.
214 Mar.
69
2X Mar.
2% Mar. 17
24X Mar. 4
Mar. 30
18
1
Mar. 12
yi
64
$6 1st pref...............*
United Milk Products com..*
S3 preferred
9X Sale
4
....__*
....
13
77
Jan.
18
314 Jan.
4X Jan.
11
12
26l| Jan. 13
20
Mar. 24
United Molasses Co Ltd—
1,
Am deo rets for ord reg....
United N J RR A Canal.. 100
3,
Unit Profit Sharing com.. 25c
Preferred
....10
55"
44,
6,
k
United Shipyards class A...1
Class B
........1
United Shoo Mach com
25
Preferred
25
United Specialties common. 1
18
U S Foil class B
4
_....*
USA Internet Sec
com...
1st preferred with wart...*
U S Lines Inc pref.......
*
U S Playing Card com
10
U S Radiator com
..1
I:
i
i:
U S Rubber
Reclaiming....*
U S Stores Corp com.......
S7 Conv 1st pref...—_
3,
3,
43,
40,
United Stores Corp com vtc *
United Verde Extenoion. .50c
13,
Universal Corp v t C........1
United Wall Paper
Universal Consol OU Co
Universal Insurance.. .....8
Universal Pictures com.—1
1
12
2,
10
Universal Products Co
Utah Idaho Sugar Co......5
Utah Pr A Lt 37 pref......
Utah Radio Products com.
3
Utility Equities com ....._.*
Priority Stock.......__..*
Utility A Ind Corp com.....5
2
1,
7,
20
6%
6X
6X
8
11
254 Sale
1
IX
71
5
5X
«8f
Sale
5X
Sale
a
\*
50 X Sale
IX
IX
21X
22 X
2 fx
3
IX
2X
4 $
2X Sale
5
8X
IX Sale
9
13
3X
IX
11
8%
6% Sale
Valspar Corp common......1
$4 conv pref....
..5
3
5
Van Norman Mach Tool com 5
Venezuela Mexico OU—10
35,
Venezuelan
Petroleum.....1
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref 100
3,
Vogt Mfg Corp...
...
Waco Aircraft Co...
S:
.♦
...»
Wagner Baking com v t c
*
7% preferred...........100
Wahl (The) Co common....*
514
6
Walker
Wayne Knitting Mills
1
Wentworth Mfg Co
..1.25
Western Air Express Corp.. 1
Western Grocery com.....20
9
Mining
!
52 U
114
22
554 Sale
IX Sale
50 X Sale
40 X Sale
2X Sale
ex
3
214
X Sale
X
'~5XMar ."30 "7%"Mar."15
Jan.
4
IX
50X
39 X
2%
3%
42
Sale
2
IX Sale
Mar,
1
Mar.
22 X Mar.
2
Mar.
1 % Mar.
29
Mar.
2254
2X Sale
11
Sale
254
3
11
7X
IX Sale
IX Sale
IX Sale
7%
11
1% Sale
6
9h
3%
eh
10
Sale
1
Sale
Mar.
1
69% Mar.
8
2
5X Mar.
55
Mar.
Mar.
4
314 Mar. 2
2% Mar. 15
30
Mar. 11
3m Mar. 11
2
Sale
41% Sale
Kb Sale
1% Sale
X Sale
X
2
2X Sale
26
12X
Sale
3X
IX
14H
3U
151
ex
ex
2X Sale
11
10
15
Jpi
35
2X
Sale
15
Sale
11
5
3
Willson Products Inc
i,
Wisconsin PAL
3,
12,
5,
2,
.60,
18,
Yukon Gold Co
8
8
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
53.
3*
Jan.
Feb.
19
14
Mar. 29
3
Mar. 29
10
1
1
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Mar.
31
Mar. 26
1
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
IX Mar. 30
30
Mar. 17
2X Mar.
8X
5X
Sale
Sale
VA Sale
5X
8X
11
Mar. 31
2% Mar. 29
X Mar. 26
70% Mar. 14
5X Mar. 31
IX Mar. 29
5X Mar. 29
olH
36
IX Mar.
8
11
8
7
2X
3
8
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
2X
Sale
7
3
214 Jan.
5k Jan.
17
3
2
Jan.
14
1714 Jan.
8
Mar.
4
1
8
Mar. 11
114 Mar.
3
6% Mar. 16
5
Mar. 22
554 Mar. 2
214 Mar. 11
4
Mar.
15
114 Mar. 30
Mar. 12
IX Mar.
Mar. 25
14 Jan.
7
114 Mar. 30
11
9
1
214 Jan.
25
26
2% Mar.
8
1614 Feb. 18
114 Jan. 10
43% Jan. 15
Jan.
3
'
1
12
Mar. 23
Jan. 11
5
1554 Mar. 5
3% Mar. 9
111 Mar. 3
71X Mar. 4
7% Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
314 Jan.
X Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
36
Jan. 13
Mar. 29
8
8
4
IX Feb. 23
214 J&n. 13
11
IX Sale
*11"" Sale'
Mar.
5
31
3
Mar. 25
7
14
11
1
13
10
414'Jan. 20
314'Jan. 13
H Jan. 11
Mar. 23
Mar.
36
23
8
Jan.
Jan.
IX Mar.
4
16
Feb.
Feb. 21
_
Mar. 23
Mar. 18
3
77% Jan.
Jan.
3
Mar. 31
214
14
70
514
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Feb. 23
Mar. 31
114 Mar. 29
514 Mar. 29
Jan.
3
1014
114 Mar.
28
44
Jan.
7
16
Jan.
314
114
7714
z7%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
314 Jan.
11 %"Jan.
83
Jan.
8
IX Mar.
Jan.
4
7
28
1
Mar. 31
6
Mar. 30
414 Mar. 29
6
2% Jan.
6
40% Jan. 21
14 Jan.
Jan.
% Jan.
114 Jan.
6jf
18
14
6
10
28
8
4
12
10
Mar. 16
614 Jan.
314 Mar. 26
114 Mar. 30
214 Mar. 30
8
Jan.
7
11
23
18
Jan.
Jan.
12
17
Jan.
Jan.
8
13
7
Jan.
12
30X Sale
22
22 X
25
30X Mar. 31
61
Mar. 16
3014 Mar. 31
75
19X
195* Mar. 30
9% Mar. 2
22 H
Mar. 14
Mar. 2
1914 Mar. 30
2214 Mar 14
914 Mar. 2
6714 Mar. 29
16
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
72
Mar. 16
214 Mar. 4
514 Mar. 17
5
Mar. 11
314 Mar. 1
3Ae Mar. 16
% Mar. 15
9)4 Mar. 7
814 Mar. 9
60
Mar. 23
214 Mar. 11
514 Mar. 21
6)4 Mar. 4
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
20
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
4X
5%
4% Sale
25?
2%
Mar. 25
Mar. 2
7
8
8
ex
9
7
60
Mar. 24
Mar. 26
Mar. 29
i*
10
1
5
Mar. 30
VA Mar. 30
X Mar. 28
11X
7% pref.100
Woodley Petroleum Corp...1
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shs
...5s
Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd.....*
Mar. 30
Feb. 11
2
Mar.
7%
i*
...*
Wolverine Port Cement.... 10
Wolverine Tube Co com
2
Mar. 29
1
22
Mar.
Mar.
2X Sale
7
tWil-Low Cafeterias com—.1
Convertible preferred. _._*
Wilson Jones Co com.......*
i:
10
"814 Feb" "23
AnX
42
83
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Co
1
Williams (R Q A Co.
..*
Williams Oil-O-Matlc Htg...*
com
12
614 Jan.
6% Jan.
114 Jan. 11
57
Feb. 28
1% Jan. 10
Mar. 25
36 preferred.............*
W Va Coal A Coke
Jan.
Jan.
1
42 X Feb.
IX Mar. 30
37
Mar. 25
X Mar. 26
IX Mar. 30
X Mar. 28
X Mar. 7
354
IX
7% 1st preferred.......100
Western Tablet A Stationery
1
Jan.
4
214 Mar. 26
314 Mar. 31
Mar. 30
pi
Mar.
2% Mar.
Western Maryland Ry—
2
Jan.
IX Jan. 20
114 Mar.
214 Mar.
IX Mar.23
5
9
10
?8 Mar. 30
IX
1*/
31
39;
X Sale
IX Sale
% Sale
Jb
2
ex
io
354
IX
2% Sale
8X
11
614 Jan. 28
39
%j Mar. 29
Mar. 25
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
5
1% Mar. 11
23
30
1
1
% Mar. 28
1
Mar.
2
Mar.
6
30
29
Mar. 29
41
Mar. 11
Mar. 21
% Sale
IX Sale
Mar. 28
Mar. 30
Mar. 4
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
X Mar. 30
X
"I"" Sale
22
H
9%
Sale
4
57
154
2254
314
5
21 230
9
—J
Common.
Westmoreland Coal Co.....*
West Texas Utilities Co—
Jan.
14 Feb.
12
8
1
Mar.
8
Wellington Oil Co common..1
13
614 Jan.
1
Weisbaum Bros-Brower Co*.]
5
514
Sale
6
13
Waltt A Bond Inc class A..*
Class B
3
ex
X
Mar. 25
2X
2X
42 X Sale
7% preferred...........103
9
Sale
2
6814 Sale
Class B common..........1
2
5
IX
4X
IX
Conv preferred—.........7
tUtll Pow A Light com
1
3
ex
228
—~T
~2X
2%
4X Sale
ex
7
2%
17X
15%
7X
Sale
IX Sale
5
ex
8
IX
3
5X
ex
iex
Sale
2%
"2% "3""
3X Sale
ex Sale
15
15%
ex sale
IX Sale
2
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
3X Mar. 31
6
Mar.
9
91*
9
Feb. 10
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
Mar. 25
Jan.
10
14 Mar. 24
8
7
60
2
Jan.
31
Mar. 29
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
72
Mar. 16
214 Jan. 18
714 Jan. 10
514 Feb.
9
Jan. 18
Jan.
4
1
Jan. 14
10
Jan. 14
9
66
3H Mar. 31
3
7
6
6
Jan.
21
14)4 Mar. 18
OX Mar. 31
1514 Mar.
8% Mar.
9
1
1414 Mar. 18
614 Mar. 31
IX Mar. 30
114 Mar.
4
114 Mar. 30
"si
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
11
12
Jan.
Jan.
24
9
11
Jan. 28
Feb.
3
214 Jan.
11
NEW
50
AGGREGATE
In
March
TOEK
EXCHANGE
CUBE
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Price
Jan. 3
Bid
Ask
Ask Bid
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
BONDS
188,000
11,000
87,000
86,000
6,000
91,000
18".666
367,000
15,000 Abbott'* Dairy 6«
534,000 Alabama Power 4Hi
1st Ac re* 5i
39,000
237,000
1942
W
1968
235.000
1st 5a-.-.
im
99
5,000
211,000
5* registered
104 Vi 102 Vi 104 Vi
67 Vi Sale
Sale
76
80
81
71 Vi Sale
80 % Sale
91 % Sale
86 % Sale
1946
1956
—
98% 102
s7^
101
1st ft »•♦*a.1. ..........iwi
iopioevi
107
Sale
"82" "79" "82"
"92"" "94"
58 Registered.........1951
7,000
194*
57,000 Aluminium Ltd 5s..
955,000 Amer Gas ft Elec deb 5s .3028
90 Vi Sale
106 Vi
67% Mar. 31
80
Mar. 12
71% Mar. 31
73
Mar.
1
91% Mar. 16
80% Mar. 29
92
90
81
77
Mar. 22
Mar. 7
Mar. 22
Mar. 23
103H Feb. 25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
3
.3
Jan. 13
99
Mar. 16
Jan.
6
92
Feb. 25
80
5
107% Jan.
108% Jan. 14
Jan.
Jan.
¥
71% Mar.
89
Jan.
91% Mar. 16
83
Mar. 7
91% Mar.
106% Mar. 10 106% Mar." 4
Mar. 15
106% Mar. 31 108
106% Feb.
106% Feb.
107
107 Vi 106 Vi Sale
Sale
106v4 Sale
6s—.2016
991,000
77% Sale
243,000 Amer Radiator deb 0 Hs. 1947 105% 106 vi
79
Sale
50,000 American Seating 6s stpd 1946
247,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1956 105 Vi Sale
71 %
105 Vi
87
Sale
58% Mar. 31 73% Mar. 2
58% Sale
104% Sale 104% Mar. 31 106% Mar. 15
84
Mar. 1 87% Mar. 3
86% 87
191,000 Appalachian Power 6a_..2024
109
Sale
108% Sale
-
102
65
78
79
80
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
American Power ft Light
282,000
172,000
6,000
66,000
66,000
167,666
262,000
226,000
4,000
212",000
4,000
129,000
11,000
215,000
10,000
133,000
29,000
18,000
80,000
42,000
72,000
4,000
379,000
885,000
630,000
35,000
1,000
667,000
4.000
400,000
14,000
613,000
44,000
462,000
153,000
147,000
192,000
62,000
136,000
7,000
5s
1941
Ark Louisiana Gas 4s
1951
Arkansas Pr ft Lt 5s.....1956
Associated Elec 4Vis
Assoc Gas ft Elec
.1W
«%•—19«k
110"
107 Vi
99 %
92
36
27
lllvl
107 vi
100
36 Vi
26
4Vis registered........1948
/>s....
,•
1968
...
5s registered......
5hs 1st
5 Vis
lnr ctfa reg
1938
IHs series G rnmmmmmmmrnm .1949
..1977
5%SCons deb 8s...
..
Assoc Gas ft Elec Corp
Conv deb 4 Vis
\mmoc Tel ft Tel
.
.19W
195*
..
Atlanta Gas Light
414a.. 1955
Atlantic City Elec 3Vis.. 1964
Avery (B F) Sons 5s w W..1947
87% Sale
Sale
28
30
20% Mar. 31
87% Mar. 31
Mar. 30
94% Mar.
37
26
21
"62"' "64"
"84Vi "86" "74"" "78"
26
80
75
Mar. 29
91
"28"" Sale'
"25Vi Sale"
20% Sale
25
Sale
20% Mar. 30
26
33
21% Sale
213
523
28Vi
Sale
34
31
33
35
29 Vi Sale
53
Sale
50
Sale
72 Vi
73 Vi
93 Vi
94
37
Sale
5s. 1973
1973
5Vis A
30
20% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale' "22"" Sale'
"29%
.1968
ctfc.......... 195*
108% Mar. 31 110% Mar.
72
92Vi
Sale
95
Jan. 13
58% Mar. 31 81
104% Mar. 31 106% Mar. 15
79
Jan.
3
90
Jan. 14
104% Jan. 27 105% Jan.
3
Jan. 14
112
Jan. 12
Feb. 24
102
95% Jan. 11
5 107% Feb.
106% Jan.
98% Mar.
86
Jan.
2
16! Vi Sale" "99% Sale" "98% Mar."§! !62"""Mar""9
93 Vi
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
99vi
49
62%
96
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
97
91
99v
90
25
62)
933
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
Mar 31
Mar.
8
Mar,
Mar. 30
Mar. 4
"29~"
Mar. 2
Mar 25
.
Mar.
27% Mar.
92Vi Mar.
21
8
26
l!
62
1
1
9
3
97
91
96
Mar. 31 100
Mar. 31 95
Mar. *4
Mar. 3
Mar. 9
57
Mar.
Mar.
41% Jan.
64%
20%
25
21%
46
42
33
19
10
27% Mar. 8
92% Mar. 11
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 11
91
29
Jan. 10
Jan. 13
Jan. 10
Mar.
1
Mar. 9
Jan. 13
36
34
54
50
80
96
62%
92% Feb.
Mar.
57
10
16
Jan.
28
Mar.
Mar.
97
90
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
20% Mar.
26% Jan.
6
Mar. 11
Mar. 2
Mar. 16
30% Mar.
54% Mar.
50% Mar.
72% Mar.
30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
100
Feb.
95
_
3
9
Baldwin Locomotive Works
408,000
94,000
134,000
90,000
8,000
73,000
23,000
5,000
170,000
238,000
178,000
46,000
169,000
37,000
94,000
5,000
42,000
31,000
294,000
281,000
409,000
146,000
49,000
10,000
9,000
56,000
190,000
11,000
16,000
1,335,000 ♦Convertible 6s. ...—1950
369,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s.._.1955
228,000
1st U 5s ser B June 1 1957
5s series C
.....1960
140,000
56,000 Bethlehem Steel 6s—1998
229,000 Birmingham Elec 4V4*...1?68
75,000 Birmingham Gas 5s.....1959
46,000 Broad River Power 5s A.. 1954
260,000
470,000
504,000
122,000
485,000
174,000
249,000
30,000
51,000
59,000
795,000
440,000
668,000
517.000
Canada Nor Power 5s.... 1953
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
Carolina Pr ft Lt 5s.—.1956
Cedar Rap Mfg ft Pow 5s. 1953
Cent 111 Pub Serv 4 Vis F. 1967
5s series E... .........1956
Cent Ohio Lt ft Pr 5s A..1950
Central Power 5s ser D.. 1957
Central Pow ft Lt 5s.....1956
Cent State* Elec
5s
.......
—
1948
5 Vis
...1954
Cent States Pr ft Lt 5Vis.l953
Chicago Dlst El Generating
145,000
4Vis series A
1970
6s series B.
.1961
14,000
Chicago 111 Midland Ry—
63,000
4Vi» series A....
...1956
Chicago Junction Rys ft
Union Stock Yards 5s. .1940
107,000
396,000 t*Chtc Rys 5s ctfs of dep.'27
40,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 5Visl952
......
73,000
6s series B.—.......1955
Cities Service 5a.
372,000
119,000
5s.....—.
—1969
226,000
462,000 Cities Service Gas 5Vis.. 1942
197,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 69.1943
941,000 Cities Service P ft L 5 Vis. 1952
442,000
5Vis gold deb .........1949
337,000
282,000
5s
1966
........1940
registered
37 Vi
39 vi
44 Vi
99
90
93
Sale
Sale
92 Vi
106 vi 106 vi
44%
47
90
5s....
..
Sale
93% Sale
89
96
Sale
85
,
Sale
105 Vi 108
140
Sale
Sale
vi
Mar.
Mar.
89% Mar.
Sale
Sale
68% Mar.
79% Mar.
23% Mar.
24
Mar.
23% Sale
24
Sale
33
Sale
106
Sale
105% Sale
91
96Vi
50
Sale
44
Sale
"58Vi Sale"
............1958
58%
Sale
52 h
52 X
101 Vi
Sale
Sale
98 Vi
101 Vi
55
56
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
45% Sale
45% Sale
89% Sale
94
Sale
40
40
Sale
Sale
1
Mar. 7
85% Mar. 22
115
Mar. 17
90% Mar. 4
99
Mar. 16
98
Mar. 16
89
Mar. 2
94
Mar. 2
108
94% Mar.
93
85
1
Mar. 1
Mar. 28
104% Mar.
113% Mar.
86% Mar.
72% Mar. 23
88% Mar. 3
37% Mar. 1
37% Mar. 2
45% Mar. 2
32% Mar.
Mar. 30
105% Mar. 1 107
105% Mar. 31 106% Mar . 29
88
Mar. 28
93% Mar. 22
47% Mar. 30
43% Mar. 30
64% MAr.
7
57% Mar.
57% Mar.
100
64
78
Mar.
Sale
90
79
73
Mar. 25
78% Mar.
Mar.
106 vi—— 103% 105% 105% Mar. 24 106% Mar.
',0,,
Mar. 31
46
Sale
51
Mar.
42% Sale
Mar.
83 Vi
84
8 85% Mar.
88 Vi 75
Mar. 16 89
89
Mar.
90Vi 80
90% 88
64
Sale
57 Vi Sale
Sale
57
58
's*
90
62
Sale
94
98
105 Vi
93
Mar,
71% Mar.
101% Mar.
100% Mar.
100% Sale
Sale
84Vi 73
114
114% 113% Sale
Sale
86
89 Vi Sale
—
Sale
Sale
Sale
45 Vi Sale
40
137
1
79
Feb. 25
114% Jan. 18
122% Feb.
2
122% Mar. 21
140
Mar. 25
113% Mar. 10 111% Mar.
Mar.
120% Mar . 10 118
122% Mar. 21 120% Jan.
71% Mar.
84%
96 Vi
96 Vi
118
121
102% Sale
104 Vi Sale
107 k
77
Mar.
Mar.
111% Mar.
71% Sale
87 Vi
37 Vi
37 Vi
Sale
85
89 Vi
83
69
70
59
Sale
88
94
105 Vi 106 Vi
105 Vi 108
91 vi
64
1950
Conv deb
5s
91
66
86 %
57
Sale
76 Vi Sale
112Vi Sale 111% Sale
120Vi Sale 118% Sale
121
121 Vi 121% Sale
135
142
137% 140
78
Sale
71% Sale
79
85
103 Vi 103 Vi
106 Vi 107
96 Vi Sale
114
115
Sale
Sale
99
88
168,000
53,000
82
98
1*81
Sale
Sale
121% Sale
129% 130
79
si ji
56 Vi
57 vi
4 Vi« series H
1,000
157,600
120
5s Series G...........1V68
140,000
2,595,000
1,000
68,000
1,057,000
„
67
112% Sale
59
Mar.
59%
Mar.
Mar.
99
Mar.
102
40
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan. ii
12
3
104% Mar. 1
108% Jan. 18
101% Mar.
100% Mar.
73
98
115
85
13
Jan.
11
101% Jan.
99% Jan.
91% Jan.
94% Mar.
93
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
93
Mar.
113% Mar.
86% Mar.
17
6
6
6
Feb. 23
96
72% Mar. 23
Jan. 15
79% Mar. 31' 90
Jan. 14
23% Mar. 31 41
Jan. 12
24
41
Mar. 31
32% Mar. 31 46% Jan. 17
Mar.
89% Mar,
66% Jan.
105% Jan,
105% Jan.
88
5 107
11
Mar. 28
Mar. 30
107% Jan. 24
Jan.
95
11
8
2
2
7
3
4
2
47% Mar.
65
43%
57%
42%
43
89%
60% Jan. 10
57% Mar. 7
3
7
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
40
40
Jan.
Feb.
59
59% Mar.
24
4
Feb. 23
4
102% Feb.
Feb. 24
57
57% Feb. 24
Mar.
Mar.
70
Feb. 25
100
91% Mar.
Mar.
88
85
67
87
24 106% Jan.
5
42% Mar. 31 52% Jan. 15
83
87
Jan.
7
Feb.
3
88
Mar. 16 91% Feb.
7
56% Mar.
40
Jan.
71% Mar.
55% Jan.
71% Mar.
7 105% Mar.
Mar.
69
42% Mar.
43
Mar.
89% Mar
91% Mar.
130
♦Commers und Prlvat
39,000
116,000
Bank 5Vis—......
1937
112,000
99,000
81,000
3,000
7,000
4,000
277,000 Com'w'lth Subsld 5 Vis A.1948
223,000 Community Pow ft Lt 5s. 1957
139,000
422,000
185,000 Community Pub Serv 5s A1960
3,000 Conn Ltg ft Pow 7s A....1951
37,000 Con sol Gas of Bait'5s.... 1939
25,000
4Vi s—..—... ...1954
87 Vi
70
99% Sale
106 Vi 108
103
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
63 Vi
64 Vi 53
96 Vi Sale
96% Sale
126% 130
125% 130
105 Vi 107
105
107
120 Vi 125
121% 124
103 Vi Sale
105% 105% 105% Sale
103 vi 105
59 Vi Sale
94 Vi
127
95 Vi
128
122% 124
5
99% Mar, 31
102% Mar 29 103% Mar.
52
Mar 30 64% Mar.
96
Mar 10 97% Mar.
126% Mar
18
127% Mar.
8
99% Mar. 31
3 102% Mar.
52
Mar.
3
Jan.
Jan.
2
Feb.
9
Mar. 9
Jan.
4
Jan. 31
9
105% Mar 26 105% Mar. 7
8 122% Mar . 14
122% Mar
29 104
67
30
94% Jan.
4
97%
126% Mar. 18 127%
105% Mar. 26 106%
120% Feb.
7 122%
5
15
Cor sol GBLftP Bait—
-.1971
3Vis series N——
105% Mar.
5 106% Mar. 14
103% Jan.
3 106% Mar. 14
Consol Gas Utilities—
96,000
651,000
27,000
30.000
15,000
98,000
194,000
1,308,000
96,000
13,000
174,000
165,000
35,000
307,000
43,000
438,000
381,000
143,000
32,000
36.000
56,000
93,000
49,000
31,000
313,000
73,000
448,000
10,000
17,000
70.000
?
203,000
6s A stamped
1943
Continental G ft EI 5a ...1958
...1940
55,000 Crucible Steel 5s
62,000 Cuban Telephone 7%s__194»
,...1944
84,000 Cuban Tobacco 8s
303,000 Cudahy Packing Co 3 Vis. 1955
..
Delaware Elec Pow
5 Vis..1959
62
61
Sale
Sale
78
101 Vi 102 Vi
97
50
101 vi
64%
108 Vi
100% 101 Vi
*
103
-
104
Detroit Int Bdge 6 Via—1952
♦Ctfs of deposit.........
4%
5
4
5
♦25-yr s f deb 7s
...1952
♦Ctfs of deposit.........
1%
Vi
JVi
967,000 Eastern Gas ft Fuel 4s A. 1956
359,000 Edison Elec Ilium 3%s...1965
1,057,000 fc-lev Pow £c Lt 8»_ ........2030
31,000 Elmlra Wat Lt ft RR 5s.. 1956
73,000 El Pas6 Elec 5s A........1950
188,000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s
1952
512,000 Empire Oil ft Refining 5 Vis' 42
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg
6 Vis ..........
1953
Erie Lighting 5s..
IVi
67 Vi Sale
107% 107 Vi
68
104
101
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
5
5
74
Mar. 25
Mar. 10 102% Mar . 19
Mar. 31
98
Mar. 3
Mar. 30 52
Mar. 11
90% Mar. 30
93% Mar.
1
i»
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
86%
68% Mar.
107
77% Mar. 1
108% Mar. 10
Mar.
69
53% Mar.
100
98
104
102
Mar.
Mar.
83% Mar.
73 Vi
81
Sale
72
Sale
72
Mar.
55
65
53
60
43
51
46
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
103Vi Sale
105
67 Vi Sale
65
105% 103% 105% 104
60
Mar.
4
Mar. 17
Mar. 2
90% Mar.
83
Mar.
71 Vi
1967
1954
Vi
77% Sale
69%
Sale 107
Sale
53%
104% 100
102% 98
83
Sale
136.000 Federal Water Serv 5Vis.l954
Finland Residential Mtge
6s stamped
112,000
.........1961
201,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
207,000 Plreatone T ft R Col 5s.. 1942
Power ft Lt 5v
4
Mar. 17
97% Sale
97% Mar. 31 102
Mar. 22 109% Mar. 18
108% ..... 109
92
Sale
91
Mar. 31 103
Mar. 2
93
Sale
93
Mar. 31 104% Mar.
6
4%
5
4
MaP. 25
5% Mar.
5%
5
Mar.
3% Mar. 25
1
Mar. 4
1% Mar.
%
1%
1% Mar.
% Mar. 28
107%
68%
103
101%
88%
54,000
650,000 Florida
101
91
47
62% Mar.
Sale
m m
36,000
210,000
4,000 First Bohemian Glas« 7s. 19*7
149,000 Florida Power Co 4s C...1966
58% Mar. 31
63% Mar. 31
109%
102% Sale
104% Sale
21,000
65,000
78,000
98,000
47.000
1,000
80,000
250.000
58% Sale
73% Sale
63% Sale
101% 102% 101% 102
91
Sale
96%
98
45
50
50%
55
90% Sale
93% Sale
100
100% Sale
Denver Gas ft Elec 5s....1949
Detroit City Gas 5s B...1950
6s series A............1947
63
9
7
53
Mar.
8
105% Mar.
3
Mar.
85%
Sale"
58
105
102% 104
104% 104% 102% Sale
104
Sale
104% 104
92
95
92
Sale
81%* 82% 79
82
Sale
74% Sale
102
71% 80
102% Sale
83
102
Mar. 18
102
102%
104 ji 105Vi
1.05 Vi 106 Vi
94
100
Sale
Mar. 25 102
Mar. 25
Mar'.
Mar*.
67%
104
Mar. 29
97% Mar.
108% Jan.
91
Mar.
93
Mar.
4
Mar.
3% Feb.
1
Feb.
% Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
2
7
Jan. 25
103% Jan. 13
109% Mar. 18
Feb. 24
105% Jan. 18
5% Feb. 21
Feb. 21
5
1% Jan. 14
5
1% Jan.
103
14
19
14
3
18
9
7
Mar. 30 56
Feb.
4
102% Feb.
7 105% Feb. 24
58
103
Mar. 19
Mar. 12
Mar. 2
Mar.
1
12
10
18
46
105
92
85
82
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
67
Jan.
3
79% Jan.
106% Jan. 28 108% Feb.
53% Mar. 31 71% Jan.
100
Mar. 31 104% Jan.
98
Mar. 31 102% Feb.
83% Mar. 30 90% Mar.
72
Mar. 31
83
Mar.
102
.
102% Mar.
74
Feb. 16 103
Mar. §! 100
Mar. 30 55
90% Mar. 30 96%
2
67
Jan.
Jan.
65]
80]
101
91
47
104% Mar 14
104% Mar. 19
Mar.
104
92
79
58% Mar. 31
63% Mar. 31
Feb. 29
Mar.
102% Mar.
92
79
74
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
71% Jan.
11
Feb. 21
4
105% Jan.
105% Jan. 10
Jan. 21
95
Mar. 2
85
87% Jan.
4
105
•
Gary Elec ft Gas—
48,000
217,000
2l000
641000
46,000
lOO.000
5s ext stamped ........1944
697,000 Gatlneau Po-»er 5s......1956
5s registered
2.000
1956
110,000
6s...
1941
6s series B...
81,000
1941
For footnotes
see page
53*
83
84Vi
103 Vi Sale
85%
86%
104% Sale
15! Vi Sale" ioi% 102"" !66"~ Sale"
101 Vi 101 Vi
101% Sale
100
Sale
99%
100
Mar. 31
86% Mar
104% Mar.
30 101 %
Mar. 191101% Mar.
9
1
11
1
83
Jan.
7
89
Jan. 20
102% Mar. 31 104% Feb. 17
102
Mar. 25 102
Mar. 25
99% Mar. 30 101% Jan. 10
Mar. 19 101% Jan. 31
100
April, 1938]
AQQREQATE
NEW
SALES
In
March
3,000
17,000
296,000
17,000
6,000
76,000
3,000
60,000
24,000
BONDS (Continued)
Gen Bronze
deb 6s. 1940
conr
♦Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A.... 1948
Gen Wat Wks & El 5s A.. 1943
1967
Georgia Power ref 5s
...
22,000
109,000
10,000
18,000
63,000
19,000
72,000
73,000
39,000
38,000
70,000
216,000
211,000
15,000
4,000
42,000
....1948
Hackensack Water 5s A..1977
Hall Printing 6s A stpd..194^
♦Hamburg Elec Co 7s
1935
♦Hamburg E A Und Ry5V<5s 38
Houst Gulf Gas 6 He w w
1943
6s
1943
Houston Lt A Pr 3)4*
90
Sale
10734 Sale
74
50
53
36
38
Lowest
Sale Prices
66
Mar. 26
Mar. 10
72
76
7
Mar. 10
Mar. 18
7254 Mar.
Mar. 31
85
83
Sale
62
Mar. 31
78
Sale
8334 Sale
5734
74
78
76
67
78
29
60
68H
7834 Sale
57
5334 Mar. 18
Mar.
1
Mar. 22
5654 Mar.
2
a3l34 Mar. 15 03154 Mar. 15
6634 Sale
6234 Sale
6234
50
57
57
5834
54
9234
9334 84
8634 87
10734 ----- 10734
107
62
Sale
45
60
5234
5334 Sale
5734
59
5334
.
10534
7634 Sale
2234 30
32
84
9734 100
10234 10354
1966
35
Sale
Mar. 31
67
Mar. 24
5654 Mar. 10
9354 Mar. 8
Mar. 17
9
Mar.
Mar. 29 10754 Mar. 29
Mar.
1
Mar. 24 62
A
-
17
25
17
25
Sale
59
Sale
65
58
Illinois Nor Utll Be
1957
Illinois Pow A L 534s
534s series "B"
1957
1954
6s series A
10634 la8
83
74
90
9134
89
1953
96
5s series C
1956
Corp 6s A.. 1947
84 54 Sale
8434 Sale
88
93 34
7234 Sale
634s series B
....1953
5s series C__
1951
......
Sale
80
83
11134
10634 10734
53
56 34
55
95
86
Sale
44
24,000
17.000
41,000
31,000
41,000
7,000
3,000
Mar. 18
Mar. 31
Sale Prices
73
Jan.
6
8754 Jan.
74
Jan.
6
12
76
78
8
12
15
10
Feb.
Jan.
8854 Jan.
68
5354 Mar. 18
3354 Feb.
7
3354 Feb.
62
Feb.
7154 Jan.
14
54
Mar. 24
Mar. 17
Jan.
12
87
8
Jan.
.
_
80
78
15
4334
41
Mar. 31
58
Mar.
2
53
Jan.
36
Mar.
7
29
Mar. 29
8
30
59
Mar.
1
43
Mar
30
5854 Mar.
3
43
Sale
Sale
86
Sale
76
78
82
79
83
89
8934 Mar. 21
68
65
Sale
65
109
71
8034
11034 110
Sale
109
81
75
38
10534 Sale
54
Sale
60
Sale
10134 Sale
58
59
10734 109
Sale
4351 Sale
2551 1 Sale
42
69 5<j
63 b
69
Sale
2434 Sale
52
60
Sale
52 34
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10734
3534
1834
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
76
8034 Mar. 30
110
11034 J.
10634 10634 10534 10634 10634
47 34
5334 Sale
4534
Sale
43
5234 Sale
60
52
61
Sale
59
110>4
7 108
10734 Mar.
78
58
64
Mar
43
86
65
109
43
45
Sale
Mar. 16
59
5s series D
183,000
1956
249,000
434s series F
1958
188,000 Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5s..1957
5s Series B
72,000
1961
97,000 Iowa Pow A Lt 434s A
1958
190,000 Iowa Pub Serv 5s
1957
52,000 Isarco Hydro-El 7s
4952
15,000 Isotta Fraschinl 7s...._.1942
Italian Superpower 6s...1963
630,000
142,000 JacksonvilleGas 5s stmpdl942
305,000 Jersey Cent P A L 5s B
1947
866,000
434s series C
1961
52,000 Kansas El Pow 334*
24,000 Kansas Gas A Elec 6s
104,000 Kansas Power 5s A
134,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s
5s
117,000
41,000
634* scries D........
44,000
534* series F
1966
Sale
6654
5734 Sale
Sale
93
Sale
95
89
106
93
Sale
Sale
99
Sale
55
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
10251
103
10134
97
9654
58
72
78
43
Sale
62
3634 3734
10434 10534
103
10334
98
99
2022
11434 Sale
1947
100
Sale
1969
7534 Sale
1961
75
77
1948
95
87
97
1955
Sale
106 V>
95
90
Sale
6534
95
93 34
106 34
96
64
60
82
4334
36
10434
10234
Sale
98
4534
4034 Sale
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
103
35
Sale
99
Sale
8554 Jan.
23
80
85
8854 Mar.
9954 Feb.
Feb. 2S
1055$ Mar. 3
63
Jan.
6254 Jan.
5 110
Feb.
Mar. 31
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Mar. 31
95
Mar.
1
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Mar. 31
Mar. 29
865$
8754
9154
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Mar. 3
Mar. 15
Mar. 4
Mar. 1
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Jan.
Mar. 31
9154 Jan.
79
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Mar. 31
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31
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8
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2
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Mar
4 Ill
Mar.
18 10654 Mar.
30
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7
Mar
30
Mar
16
Mar,
8054 Mar. 30
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6
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12
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8
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4 11154 Jan.
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4554 Mar. 30 58
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14
5354 Mar. 10
6154 Mar. 4
43
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1
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1
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3
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104
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8854 Feb.
13
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1075$ Jan.
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8
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10
7
6454 Jan.
14
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7
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4
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Mar. 16
Mar. 5
6054 Mar. 8
80
Mar. 29
44 54 Mar.
2
33
3654 Mar.
7
102 34 Mar. 31 105
Mar. 11
99
Mar. 31 10354 Mar.
4
Sale
97
Sale
112
Sale
98
Mar, 30
Sale
65
Mar. 31
72
Sale
65
Mar. 31
90
85
Mar. 18
78
Mar, 25
73
91
81
Mar. 31
9854 Mar. 22
Mar. 31 115
Mar. 25
10154 Mar.
58
57
1
4034 Mar. 18
Mar. 28
10
4
57 34 Mar. 31
66
90
Mar. 29
96
92 34 Mar. 29
9554
10534 Mar. 31 10654
99
Mar. 31 10154
55
Mar. 30
4954 Jan.
4454 Mar.
2454 Mar.
82
983s
9834 97
112
11434 115
98
1003$ Sale
65
7234
74
6534
7234 Sale
80
9034
92
Feb. 14
8934 Mar.
Mar
8
3
5
107 54 Mar. 23
25
Sale
68
Mar.
3754 Jan.
Sale
108
7
107
Jan.
4 10754 Jan.
Jan.
525$ Mar. 24 65
Mar. 29
Sale
55
59
29
8034 Sale
60
107 5<t
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
8634
88
8934
9134
7534 Sale
10934
10834
5934
10734 Sale
79
Indiana Elec
29
Interstate Public Service
52.000
67
78
2
iM
62
680,000 ind'polls P A L 5a ser A—1957
73,000 Int Pow Sec 6Hs series C. 1955
7s series E
21,000
1957
1 e aeries V
26,000
J952
88,000 International Salt 5s
1951
1,036,000 Interstate Power 5s
1957
428,000
Debenture 6s
1952
143,000
270,000
75
Mar. 31
Jan. 14
10734 Mar 29 10754 Mar. 23 10554 Jan.
Mar. 23
7634 Mar, 11 81
7654 Jan.
40
31
22
33 34 Mar 30 33 54 Mar. 30
3354 Mar.
28
22
Mar 18
Mar. 18
2234 "28"
23
2154 Feb.
Sale
88
29
8834
Mar.
3
8534 Mar,
8854
835$ Feb.
90
97
98
Mar,
5
9834 101
9854 Mar. 5
98
Mar.
99
98
Mar 30 1035$ Mar.
4
10334 10434 97
98
Mar.
Sale
1 1055$ Mar.
10534 106
10534
3 10354 Jan.
10534 Mar
Sale
62
303,000
29,000
10,000
61,000
79.000
59,000
15,000
72,000
69,000
18,000
2,000
126,000
Feb.
62
10734
10734
1949
ser
1
Highest
Sale Prices
65
Mar. 31
80
62
.1949
♦Hungarlan-Ital Bk 7)4*.1963
17,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s.. 1948
25,000 Indiana Hydro-Blec 5s A 1958
73,000 Indiana A Mich El 5s
1957
1st A ref 5s
86,000
......1955
201,000 Indiana Service 5s.......1950
1st lien A ref 5s
150,000
..1963
63,000 ♦Indianapolis Gas 5s A..1952
18,000
Sale
Heller (W E) A Co 4s w w.1946
5,000
4,000
25,000
38,000
67,000
64,000
17,000
6,000
302,000
180,000
68
57
65
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
65
Mar. 31
Investors Corp—
series A
96,000 Hygrade Food 6s
26,000
6o series B
70,000
151,000
203,000
537,000
796,000
72,000
15,000
214,000
65
6634
6,000
67,000
10,000
4,000
18,000
2,000
48,000
20,000
9,000
7634
7634
74
7234
Sale
60
123,000
5s
83
73
3134
31,000
Guardian
79
7134
Lowest
Ask
32
Zi*
1978
♦Gesfuerel 6a
69
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
72
65
72
87
1953
Georgia Pow Ac Lt 5s
Bid
90
72
61,000
42,606
75
87
70
1953
..
Gen Pub Utilities 6 He A
271,000 Glen Alden Coal 4s
1965
50,000 Gobel (Adolf) deb4)$s —1941
172,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4a 1950
41,000 Great North Pow 5s stpd 1950
23,000 Grocery Store Prod 6s
1945
68,000 Guantanamo & W Ry 6o.l958
13,000
Mar. 1
Ask
Bid
73
1956
Gen Pub Serv Co 5s.-.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 3
1938
S
29,000
14,000
234,000
11,000
56,000
996,000
52,000
16,000
51
Price
Jan. 1
2,000
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
new york
curb exchange
Since
78,666
CURB
YORK
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
9254 Mar. 29
48
Jan.
2854 Jan.
17
19
73
Jan.
6954 Jan.
985$ Jan.
96 54 Jan.
10554 Mar. 31 10654 Feb.
9854 Jan. 26 10254 Jan.
55
78
39
Mar. 31
Jan.
4
Jan. 21
63
Jan.
85
Feb.
Feb.
40
32
Feb.
7 3654 Jan.
Jan.
10254 Mar. 31 106
99
Mar. 31 10554 Jan.
97
112
3
98
Mar.
4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
7
65
65
85
9
78
99
Mar. 31
Mar. 31 115
11
18
15
Jan.
5
Mar. 25
Mar. 30 10154 Mar. 3
79
Mar. 31
Jan. 17
Mar. 31
8054 Jan. 13
Mar. 18 97
Jan. 12
90
Mar. 25
Jan.
4
.
Lake Superior Dlst Power—
69,000
133,000
1,000
18,000
76,000
42,000
145,000
88,000
623,000
1,000
134,000
249,000
166,000
502,000
334 s series A
.......1966
Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
♦Leonard Tlets Inc 734*
Lexington Util 5s
1946
1952
93
Sale
9634
102
Sale
94
29
25
2334
95
Sale
Llbby McNeill A LIbby 5s 1942
Long Island Ltg 6s
...1945
10234 Sale
94
9634
Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s
104
1957
Sale
9434
10434
99 34
10334
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9534 Sale
87
8934
9534 Mar. 26
88
Mar. 30
9754 Mar.
9554 Mar.
23
25
Mar.
25
80
29
85
1
93
Jan.
3
9754
Mar. 30 103
25
Mar.
1
8454 Mar. 30 975
102)$ Mar. 29 1045
91
Jan. 12 100
100
Mar. 31 1045$
88
Mar.
10234 Sale
8454 Mar. 30 9454 Mar.
1023$ Mar. 29 1045$ Mar.
85
100
100
25
93
Sale
92
Mar. 17
99 54 Mar.
Mar. 31 1043$ Mar.
Mar
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar
♦Mansfield Mining A Smelt—
7s
12,000
17,000
1.000
79,000
51,000
56,000
105,000
4,000
27,000
106,000
98.000
49,000
57,000
78.000
42,000
20,000
it,
40,000
Ex-warrants
265,000 Milwaukee G L 4 34*—
1967
266,000 Minn Pow A Lt 434*——.1978
1st A ref 5s
155,000
1955
122,000 Mississippi Pow 5s......1955
229.000 Miss Power A Light 5s
1957
142,000 Miss River Power 5s.
1951
57,000 {♦Missouri Pub Serv 5s A 1960
84,000 Montana Dakota Dtii 5)*a'44
Munson
4,000
20,000
49,000
1941
38,000 Marlon Reserve Pow 434* 1952
1943
30,000 McGori RndAMffl6s
Memphis Comm'l Appeal—
Debenture 434*-----—1956
1,000
142,000 Memphis P A 1 5 s ser A. .1948
150,000 Men gel Co 434*
—1947
114,000 Met Edison 4s series E... 1971
4s series G
1965
178,000
17,000 Middle Sts Petrol 6 34s A. 1945
82,000 Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
Steamship
♦634* ctfs of dep w w.,1937
55,000
152,000
Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
Nat Pow A Lt 6s*'A"
2026
100,000
136.000
24,000
115,000
8,000
105,000
230,000 {•Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D.1978
57,000 Nebraska Power 6a
2022
188,000
434s
1981
31,000 Nelsner Bros Realty 6s..1948
1956
336,000 Nevada Calif Eloc 5s
5,000
152,000
41,000
225,000
104,000
143,000
71,000
43,000
416,000
153,000
757,000
376,000
399,000
118,000
Deb 5s series B
New Amsterdam Gas 5s.. 1948
New
Eng G A Elec Assn Ssl947
5s
1948
Conv deb 5s..........1950
55.000
196,000
135,000
22,000
12,000
759,000
326,000
33,000
48,000
44,000
173,000
For footnotes
see
83
New Endl Pow Assn 5s...1948
Orleans
Pub
99
76
87 34
81
75
104
24
2534
"9734
84
81
Sale
7634
88
103 34
105
.1954
92
Sale
91
Sale
Sale
N Y Cent Elec 534s
99
Mar.
97
60
7654 Mar.
60
89
75
9134
Sale
8234 Sale
10134 Sale
10134 Sale
7534- 8034
8034
64
63
Sale
88
91
9434
Sale
87
Sale
9334 Sale
85
8634
9834
Sale
6634
9434
6154
9034 Sale
9834 Sale
65 34
77
109 34
65 34
9334
9134
90
78
110
Sale
9334
334 Sale
92
83
50
72 34
109 34
Mar. 23
8854 Mar. 15
74
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar;
8854
7854
9054
30 1045$
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31 105
93
5
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
101)4 Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
15
8854 Mar. 15
19
81
93
P
30 106;
31 106;
88
4
Mar. 25
Mar. 15
9454 Mar.
88)$ Jan.
90
85
9854 Mar.
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
10954 Mar.
Mar.
66
Mar.
Mar.
5634
5934
59
Mar. 25
87
90
87
Mar. 30
Feb.
94)4 Mar.
615$ Mar.
70
Mar.
Mar.
77
2 110
Mar. 11
75
44 34 Sale
114 34 118
10934 112
90
93
Sale
11634 11834
56
57
5634
Sale
57
Sale
7834
Sale
81
Sale
sa
5
234
Sale
109
63
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6234
Sale
Sale
90 54 Mar.
60
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
11434 115
10834 Sale
81
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108
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87 34
Sale
6934
11634 118
5534 Sale
55 34'
55 34
8234
8434
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4434
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83
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45
4454 Mar,
118
11454 Mar.
109
Sale
Sale
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9 115
108
Mar. 16 109
82 54 Mar.
83
Hi
Mar. 21
1163$ 11834 11654 Mar.
Mar.
9
Mar.
3
7554 Mar,
6954 Mar.
955$ Jan.
9254 Jan.
100
Jan.
87
Jan.
110
68
Jan.
Jan.
94
Feb.
1
11654 Mar. 15
1940
1950
9034 Sale
6734
70
99
3934
Sale
3954 Mar.
4054 Mar. 30
3954 Mar. 31
70
Sale
Sale
70
74
74
1033$
Sale
56)4 Mar.
Mar.
83
Mar.
85
10354 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
?i
10454 Mar. 23
Sale
88
Sale
Sale
Ltg 5s
72
8534
54
10534
86
5834
74
10434
65
77
Sale
89
Mar.
90)4 Mar.
7
Mar. 29
71
Mar.
3
99 54 Mar. 11)10054 Mar. 23
76
Mar. 15
80
Mar.
7
10554
"9
11254
10554
Mar. 31,10754 Mar. 14
Mar. 26'
93
Mar.
1
65
56
Sale
56
Mar. 15 113)4 Mar. 31
Mar. 23 1055$ Mar. 23
Mar. 311 625$ Mar. 11
Sale
71
Sale
71
Mar. 31
113
—2094
Nippon Elec Pow 634s
1953
Nor Amer L A P 534s A...1956
2
64
9934
Sale
10554
78
Mar.
1
95
Jan.
4
8654 Jan. 13
76 54 Jan. 17
44 5i Jan.
3
116
Feb.
2
10954 Jan.
6
9354 Jan. 12
7554 Feb. 26
„
27 118
Jan.
Mar. 30
57)$ Feb.
40
2
2i
5)4 Feb.
11554 Jan.
2
Mar.
89
Sale
Mar.
44
Jan.
11454 Jan.
108
Mar.
8254 Mar.
695$ Mar.
Mar.
64
85
Sale
60
56
70
104
Sale
9054 Mar.
6254 Mar.
56
89
102 34
25$ Mar. 31
Mar.
Sale
Jan.
75
Jan.
Mart.
40 54 Mar.
3934
Feb
Feb
Mar.
42
40
40
Mar. 16
Mar. 10,
6954 Mar.
4454 Mar.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
87
25$ Mar. 30
93
75
6234 Mar.
Jan.
59
655$ Mar.
9254 Mar.
234 Mar. 31
Mar. 16
Jan. 17
26
85 54 Mar. 30
94 54 Mar. 25
6154 Mar. 31
Sale
99
83
79
Mar.
82
63
Jan.
Mar^-23.
8*
Mar.
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
53
94
76
95
Sale
73 34
7134
334
N Y State LAG 434s....1986
N Y A Westchester
9754 Mar. 24
60
75" ~81~
♦N Y Pa A O RR 4U* atpdl950
N Y P A L Corp 1st 4 Ha.. 1967
page 53.
98
55
Serv—
5s stamped...........1942
♦6s series A
4s
....
9534
85
60
New Eng Pow Co 3)is A.1961
New
122,000
39,000
7,000
6,000
274,000
84,000
11,000
8,000
5,000
2030
Deb 5 *48....
9534
78
Line
155,000
330.000
23
575$
58)4
85
87
13
25
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
70
Mar. 31
74
Mar. 31
Jan. 12
Feb.
1 104 54 Mar. 23
102
865$ Feb.
64
98
76
Feb.
Feb,
Mar.
10554 Mar.
89
Mar.
11254 Jan.
10354 Jan.
S3 8J
Ton
91
Jan.
Jan.
10
22
7154 Jan. 10
10054 Mar. 23
84
108)4
97)4
113)4
1055$
625$
8054
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1
7
14
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
Mar. 11
Jan. 14
NEW
52
NEW YORK
In
48,000
65,000
.77,000
230,000
119,000
14,000
39.000
80,000
16,000
5,000
140,000
2,000
12.000
58,000
21,000
41,000
23,000
18,000
9,000
5,000
21,000
228,000
57,000
72,000
87,000
Jan. 3
Bid
(Continued)—
A
1948
4a——1952
Ind Pub SarT
1966
BONDS
95,000
78,000
270,000
37
Nor Cont Utll 5 He
Nor
133,000
138,000
183,000
506,000
268,000
46,000
85 Vi
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
D........—1956 104 yx
104?*
99 Vi
Sale
Sale
Mar. 29 105 Vi Mar. 15
Mar.
8 105Vi Mar. 29
Mar.
7 105Vi Mar. 3
Sale
104 Vi
105 Vi
105
104 Vi Sale
91
92
Okla Pow & Water 5s A.. 1948
70
73
78
80
70
82,000 Padfle Coast Power 5a... 1940
147,000 Pacific Gas 5c El 6s B
1941
Pacific Investing 5s A...1948
44,000
Without warrants...
103
104 V*
116
116?*
28
28?*
83 V* Sale
31,000 Park Lexington Bldg 3s—1964
206,000 Penn Cent Lt 5c Pow 4 Vis 1977
5s
1979
21,000
79,000 Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
Penn-Ohlo Edison 6s.... 1950
43,000
Without warrants..
118,000
5Vis series B
...1959
67,000 Penn Pub Sery 6s G—... 1947
19,000
5s series D
1954
35,000 Penn Water 8c Pow 4Hs..1968
283,000
5s
1940
158,000 Peoples Gas Lt 8c Coke 4s B*81
4s series D——
1961
129,000
246,000 (♦Peoples Lt 8c Pow 5s..1979
361,000
95
Sale
90
86
92 Vi
31
84 Vi
90
83 Vi
81
33
Sale
95
Sale
83
Sale
100 V*
107 Vi
8Vi Sale
101?*
114?i Sale
100
82
Sale
112?
75
28
76Vi
57 Vi
60
61
Sale
107
79
Sale
79 % Sale
80
75
100
93
112 V*
60
Mar.
80
Mar.
5
70
Mar. 31
80
Jan.
11
1
100
3
114
Jan.
Feb.
6
3
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
79?i Mar. 31
112 V*
87
Mar. 21
84
4
75
Mar.
1
100 V* Mar.
Mar.
108
Mar.
108
9
99
93
Mar.
2
90?* Mar.
9V* Mar.
2
Mar. 28 113 Vi Mar.
75 Vi Mar.
1
Ill
5
70
Mar. 22
55
23Vi
Vi
88
1
Mar.
107Vi Mar.
101?* Mar.
21 Vi Mar.
10
Jan.
8
Jan.
10
21
18
Vi Feb.
10 V* Jan.
24
12
Jan.
109
109?*
Jan.
91
82?* Mar.
6Vi Mar.
3 113 Vi
Mar.
1
79
Feb. 11
Mar.
61
108
100
Feb. 26
Feb.
2
45
Jan.
11
Feb.
28
58 Vi Feb.
Jan.
107
15
8
24
21
Jan.
Vi
107
107Vi Feb.
Mar.
65
Mar.
107Vi Mar.
106?* Mar.
78?* Mar.
106
107 V* Mar.
107 Vi Mar.
45
Mar.
100 V* Mar.
21 Vi Mar.
Vi
Jan.
91 Vi Mar.
19
Jan.
48
Jan.
95 Vi Mar.
21
Mar.
57
91
4
107?* Feo.
103 Vi Jan. 17
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
96
Mar.
Mar.
106
107
Mar.
Mar.
50
51 Vi
106
Sale
5
4
59 V* Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
19
79% Mar. 31
Mar.
91 Vi Mar.
21
Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 4
Jan. 13
1
Mar. 22
70
74
19
88
90
84
82
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
34?* Jan.
Mar. 28
92
107 Vi Mar
Sale
Mar. 30
78
105
106?*
78?*
82?*
6Vi
28
74Vi Mar. 25
Mar.
9
82
88 Vi Mar.
Mar. 31
2
113 V* Mar. 19 113?* Feb. 14
67
Jan. 10
55
Mar. 29
Jan. 14
99
Feb.
4 101
4
Mar.
93
7
Mar. 18
116V?
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
99
1
Mar. 11 103 ?i
Mar. 29
84?* Mar.
90
Mar.
84
Mar.
47
31
75
5s!
20?*
15
95
106
57
19
25
Mar. 29
60
23
11
85
106 Vi 108
90
55
81
103?* Jan. 19 105 Vi Jan.
Jan.
104 Vi Mar.
8 107
103?* Feb. 14 106V* Jan.
96
Feb.
Jan. 26 100
9
Mar. 29
78
85
Sale
102
Sale
133 Vi 135 V* 135
i§r>
96 Vi
102
Mar.
74Vi Mar. 25
74 Vi
79 Vi
130
95
21 Vi
19
95
28
Sale
106
108 ?i 107 Vi Sale
68
45
Sale
100 v* 102
100?i i02
22 Vi
28 Vi
21 Vi Sale
96?
Jan.
1
55
31
106
100
20
25 *
60
50
107
110
107?* 110
56
59
99?* 100 %
30
21
105
11 100
93Vi Jan. 14
31 101V* Mar. 4
Feb.
8 104Vi Jan. 18
Mar. 31
91
Feb.
7
99?* Mar.
88 Vi Mar.
82
Mar. 31
2
113V* Mar. 19 113 V* Mar. 19
Sale
113 V* 115
57
Sale
.
111
Sale
73 V*
76 Vi
Feb.
97Vi Jan.
Mar. 11 101 Vi Mar.
Mar. 29 116
Mar.
Sale
101
107 Vi Sale
Sale
107?* 108 Vi 106 Vi Sale
87 ?* Sale
78?* Sale
82?* Sale
90?* Sale
9
6 Vs Sale
9?*
108Vi 108V
107 V* 109
87?* Sale
17
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
64?* Mar.
64?* Sale
100V* 100?* 100 Vi 100?* 100Vi Mar. 28 100 V* Mar.
105 Vi
106 V* 107
102 Vi 104V
57
95
115
87?* Sale
99
94
89
88 Vi
113
61%
64
100?* 101 Vi
14,000 Palmer Corp of Lt 6s....1938
98,000
89 Vi
86?*
112?* 115
Jan.
Mar. 31
Sale
Pacific Ltg 5c Pow 5s..—1942
Pacific Power 5c Light 5s. 1955
5
Jan.
23 100
86 % Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
Feb.
94
89
7,000
#80,000
Mar. 31
93
96Vi Mar. 10
96?* Sale
87 Vi
84
^
30
105?* Jan. 28 108Vi Mar. 10
90 Vi Mar. 11
1951
Cony deb 5s—.—....1946
101 Vi
115?*
Mar. 17
Mar. 31 101V* Mar.
4
Mar. 14
103 V* Mar.
1 104
81
Mar. 31
90Vi Mar. 2
Sale
90 Vi
105
37
2 108Vi Mar. 10
97 Vi Mar.
7
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar. 31
Sale
106 Vi
Sale
Mar. 31
Sale
89?*
Sale
100 %
103 V*
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
A
105Vi
105
Okla Nat Gas 4 Via A
10,000
11,000
4,000
17,000
78,000
6,000
10,000
18,000
13,000
37.000
88
Lowest
Sale Prices
107 Vi
Sale
108 Vi
86
89
103
255,000 Phlla Else Power 5 His
1972
29,000 Phlla Rapid Transit 6s—1962
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
6 Vis series A
110,000
1960
24,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s—...1949
55,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s
.1948
15,000 +Pomeranla Elee Co 6a..-1953
66,000 Portland Gas 5c Coke Ss.1940
172,000 Potomac Edison 5s ser E.1956
18,000
4Vis series F———
1961
37,000 Poticero Sugar 7s stamped 1947
32,000 Poster Corp of Can 4 Vis B 1959
..1954
25,000 'Prussian Rlec 6s..
79,000
11,000
92 Vi
103 Vi" 105 Vi
Ogden Gas Co 5s.....—.1945
Ohio Power 5s series B _ . . 1952
4V^a series
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
30
Sale
37
35Vi
Lowest
Ask
Ask
96 V*
95 Vi
Sale
88
358,000
4Us R._
1970
660,000 Nor States Power 3Vi®—1967
117,000 Northwest Rlec 6s stpd_„1945
65,000 Nor'west Pub Sert 8s A—1957
Bid
107
.....
99
97
1969
5s series D
41 Vi
107?*
Nor Indiana GAB
165.000
Ask
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
*
'
1
Price
_
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
$
40.000
23,000
59,000
83,000
191,000
300,000
36,000
28,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
sales
aggregate
March
EXCHANGE
CURB
YOEK
V?
Jan.
Jan. 18
65
101?* Mar. 18
21Vi Jan. 14
Mar.
lOOVi Jan.
20% Jan.
Pub Service Co of N J—
26,000
51,000
21,000
78,000
150,000
73,000
61.000
191,000
37,000
121,000
6% perpetual certificates..
Sale
104
104?*
100
Sale
66
62
Sale
67
60 Vi
Sale
13,000
27,000 Queens Boro G 5t B 5 Vi*-1952
84
7,000
1,000
23,000 ♦Ruhr Gas Co 6 Vis
1953
6,000 ♦Ruhr Housing 6Vis A...1958
212,000 (♦St Louis Gas 5c Coke 6s.*47
77,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4Vis '79
312,000 San Ant Pub Sery 5s B...1958
2,000 San Joaquin L 5c P 6a B..1952
1955
EL 13,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
ii"o66
♦Saxon Public Works—
1
2,000
49,000
73,000
37,000
1,000
124,000
32,000
29,000
8,000
36,000
196.000
194,000
46.000
88,000
52,000
4,000
68,000
173,000
94,000
6,000
264,000
82,000
100,000
77,000
22,000
50,000
47,000
16,000
10,000
i
.
i
32,000
73,000
56,000
42,000
171,000
123,000
47,000
326,000
75,000
1943
22 Vi
Power 5s—1957
Southeast P 8c L 6s—...2025
9
Mar. 22
60
Jan.
14
93 Vi Jan.
9
25Vi Feb.
28?i Mar.
23
26 V*
25
21
21
24
130
Mar. 24
21
Mar. 24
9Vi Mar. 31
12
Mar.
1
Mar. 15 110 Vi Mar.
5
2 105 V* Mar. 23
109
103 % Mar.
.
1
Mar. 24
9Vi Mar. 31 12 h
108V* Jan.
4 110H
102Vi Jan. 10 105 M
128 Vi Feb. 23 12814
lllVi Mar. 29 112
111%Mar ."29
lllVi
2
Mar.
3
Mar. 15
Mar. 30
8
7
25
6
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar. 31
2
7
Mar. 25
7
9
Feb.
17
Feb.
24
Mar.
5
Mar. 23
Feb.
8
Feb.
28
28
Mar.
26
21?* Jan.
98Vi Mar.
Mar. 31
6
17
18
17
28?i Mar.
Mar. 17
5
65 Vi Jan.
63
Jan.
Feb.
53
106 V* Feb.
101 Vi Jan.
69 V* Jan.
27Vi Mar. 12
45
47
106 Vi
104 % Sale
104 Vi 105
Sale
Sale
Sale
104Vi 105
62
59
106 Vi
18
Sale
Sale
26
102
101
56 Vi
Sale
108 Vi 109
71
85
60
Sale
106]
106]
106Vi
109Vi
Sale
Sale
107
110
24 V*
35
Sale
98Vi Sale
39
Sale
100
107
102
Sale
102 Vi Sale
102
Sale
25
101V* Mar. 29
Mar. 18
Mar. 30
102
102
5V* Mar. 10
5?i Mar.
4?* Mar.
58
54 Vi Mar
Mar.
71V* Mar.
104
Sale
103?* Mar.
103 Vi 104?* 104V* Mar.
103
Mar.
103
Sale
106 V* 108 J 107 Vi Mar.
54
60
65
72?*
71V* Sale
Mar.
1
Mar. 17
Mar. 25
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
73
70
3
5
86
Mar.
7
1
28
20
15
Jan.
106Vi Feb.
101V* Mar.
50
Jan.
Jan.
107
105 V* Mar. 10
102
Mar.
105??
102
Mar.
39
Mar.
Mar.
104?* Mar.
3
5
54Vi Mar. 21
63?* Jan.
70
Mar.
Mar.
110
102
77V? Jan. 20
Mar. 16
12
71V* Mar. 31 95V* Jan. 15
103?* Mar. 31 1065* Mar. 3
104V* Jan. 31 106 Vi Mar. 2
103
Mar. 31 107
Mar. 2
Mar.
9
107Vi Mar. 30 110
106Vi Mar.
106 Vi Mar.
107
Jan.
•
104
105?* 107
51 Vi
52 Vi 30
1968
Southern Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
92
Southwestern L 5c P 5s.. 1957
88 V*
94 Vi
95 Vi
90
97 %
Southwestern P 5c L 6s—2022
76V*
79Vi
69
105 V*
100
51
51
51
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
71"
S'western Assoc Tel 5s A. 1961
102
6s
1951
444,000
6s.
1966
319,000
85,000 Standard Invest 5 Vis—..1939
853,000 (Stand Power 8c Lt 6s...1957
309,000 ♦Starrett Corp 5s..—....1950
Sclnnes (Hugo) Indus—
51
50?*
50V*
50?*
50V*
52Vi
52V*
52Vi
52V*
Vi Sale
Sale
69 Vi
51 %
69
48?* Sale
22 Vi Sale
Sale
51
65
49
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
3 Sale
28 Vi
42
94,000
fenn Elec Power 5s......1956
78
2
96 V* Mar. 31
55Vi Mar. 31
93
40
38
39
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
37 V*
36 Vi
55
36
18 Vi
2
Mar.
2
Mar. 19
Mar.
8
52
92
98
71 Vi Mar.
4
Sale
Sale
104
47
85
21
79
Jan.
17
105V* Jan.
14
Mar. 31
55
39
Mar. 31
55
55
39Vi Mar. 31
37V* Mar. 30
36 Vi Mar. 31
Vi Mar.
62
50?* Mar.
28Vi Mar.
36
18V* Mar. 30
98?* Jan.
Mar. 31
65 Vi Mar.
Sale
17
95
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
62
Jan.
9
40
52
36
13
Feb.
38
Mar. 31
62
Sale
Jan. 19 106 Vi Mar.
Mar. 17
56?* Jan.
95Vi Jan.
5
55Vi Mar. 31
93
31 100
Mar.
53 Vi Mar.
31
53
Mar.
31
53 Vi Mar.
31
Mar.;31
53
Mar.
Mar. 30
53 Vi Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
93
40
38
39
39Vi Sale
Tenn Pub Sery 5s.......1970
60
a*
42
39
Sale
Sale
105
105
44Vi
44 Vi
47
47
105 Vi 106
105?* Sale
49?* 45%
44 V*
Sale
104V*J104 Vi 104 V*
105
105 Vi 105
48V*
44 V*
«
79 Vi
Sale
I
Sale
Sale
Sale
97
84 Vi
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co—
95.000
6Vis series A..........1953
708,000 Texas Elec Service 5s....I960
985,000 Texas Power Ac Lt 5s—...1956
6s
2022
12,000
1979
65,000 Tide Water Power 5s A
Mar. 17
47
89Vi Mar.
98
50?* Sale
*52
Mar. 30 106 Vi Mar.
104
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
18V* Mar. 30
2
Jan.
Jan.
12
12
Jan.
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
12
12
Jan.
Jan.
6
12
30 Vi Feb.
17
55
56
56
m
f
53,000
stamped——.....1940
7s 2d stamped ........1946
53,000
85,000 Super Power of 111 4Vis—1970
4 Via
1968
,96,000
7s 2d
31,000
261,000
348,000
5,000
35,000
3
Mar.
40
26V*
73]
76Vi
94 Vi Sale
104 Vi Sale
104 % Sale
57,000 S'western Pub Sery 6s A. 1945
177,000 (♦Standard Gas 8c Elec 6s.'35
♦6s Certifs of deposit—1935
232,000
♦Cony 6s..
......—.1935
139,000
♦6s Cony ctfs of deposit 1935
115.000
133,000
220,000
Mar.
30
Mar.
26 Vi
21
112
Sale
100
32,000
25,000
46,000
56,000
117,000
101?* Mar.
104 Vi Mar.
98Vi Mar.
60 V* Mar.
4
40
131
1951
1970
of California 4Vis
Mar.
1
Mar.
I
548,000 Sou Calif Ed 3Vi«-May 11960
122,000 ft3?*s series B
July 11960
326,000 ^Debentures 3Vis
1945
150,000 If 1st 5c ref mtge 4s—....1960
185,000
129,000
80,000
143,000
41,000
103
Mar.
28?*
Vi 104
104
103 %
103 Vi
Southern Counties Gas
Mar. 29
103?*
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
78Vi Mar. 31
129
107 Vi
Sou Carolina
Mar.
7
128?*
49,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s—.1947
W 72,000
; 677,000
103
80 Vi Mar.
9Vi Sale
—...1948
4Vis series D
llOVi Feb.
7
78Vi Mar. 31
109 % 110
104 Vi Sale
Shawlnlgan W 5c P 4Vis..l967
4Via series B
—1968
Seryel Inc 5a
Mar.
9
107
Feb. 15
113
104 Vi Jan. 21
2
104 Vi Feb.
Jan. 12
104
1
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
28
3 137Vi Mar. 18
Feb.
78 Vi Sale
54 V*
Sale
112
Jan.
105
85
Sale
12
26
130
9
78
103
110
3 137 Vi Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar. 18 107
Mar. 30 112?* Mar.
Mar. 30
54V* Mar. 31
64 Vi
1093
12
lOVi
♦Schulte Real Estate 6s__ 1951
Scrlpps (B W) Co 5 Vis
Scullin Steel Co 3s
85?*
Sale
Mar.
134
Sale
105 Vi 105
lllVi HlVi lllVi
103
103 Vi Sale
103
103
Sale
102 Vi Sale
101?*
104 V* 105
104Vi
98 Vi Sale
98Vi
60 V*
60 % Sale
60 %
68 Vi
62
103
108 V* 109?
102 Vi 103
1937
6s-
?|
63?*
59 V*
Sale
21 Vi
26 V*
Sale
112?* Sale
103 Vi 104 Vi
103 Vi 104
103 Vi Sale
105
105 Vi
100 % 101V*
66
26 %
99,000
39,000
173,000
:
105 %
105 Vi 107
Sale
111
103 V* Sale
105
103
Sale
102 Vi
39,000 Pub Sery of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
97,000
5s
1956
103,000
4Vis series D
1978
110,000
4Vis series E........—1980
364,000
4Vis series F..—......1981
148,000
4Vis series I.....———1960
.1966
220,000 Pub Sery of Okla 4s
1697,000 Puget Sound P 5c L 5Vis_1949
5s series C__—————1950
114,000
4 Vis series D.......... 1950
273,000
58
98
103
94
80
Mar. 24
Mar. 2 48
Mar. 4 46% Mar. 21
Mar. 30 105 Vi Mar. 7
Mar.
Mar.
7 106
3
43
Jan.
Jan.
48
Mar. 24
39
5 46 % Mar. 21
104V* Mar. 30 106 Vi Feb.
7
104?i Feb. 15 106 Vi Jan. 10
15
4
*69
Sale
*75
Sale
60
* Sale
88Vi
98
92
84 V*
71 Vi
62 Vi
Sale
Sale
68 Vi Mar. 18
62 Vi Mar. 30
75?* Mar. 25
80
Mar.
2
65Vi Feb. 15
57V* Feb.
4
78
Jan.
5
80 V* Feb. 25
Mar.
4
50
61
50 Vi Sale
82?* Sale
50Vi Mar. 31
61
89
95?* Sale
82 % Mar. 30
Mar. 25
90
Sale
94
96 Vi
95
86
"78""
Sale
Sale
106 %
Sale
80 Vi Mar. 22
Mar. 31
78
Mar. 7
99 Vi Mar. 15
92 Vi Mar. 18
86
Mar.
9
Vi Mar. 31
82% Mar. 30 1003
94
Mar. 25 1043
90Vi Mar. 22
78
Mar. 31
4
106
44
Mar. 29
Mar. 30 36
Mar. 16
Mar. 31 114?* Mar. 22
30
Mar. 30
113
Mar. 31
993
863
Mar. 18
Jan. 11
Jan.
6
Jan. 26
Jan. 17
Toledo Edison Co—
159,000
174,000
1st mtge gold 5s..——.1962
394,000
522,000 Twin City Rap Tr 5 Vis A. 1952
55,000
10,000
Ulen & Companyis 4th stamped—......1950
132,000
1949
32,000 United Elec of N J 4s
107 Vi 108 ?i
62V* Sale
106 Vi
55 j
42
36 V*
113 Vi
46
U4Vi
Sale
106Vi Mar. 18 107 Vi Mar. 24
46
Sale
44
30
113
32
Sale
30
113
52
Sale
Mar, 29
52
25
56
Mar.
•
Feb.
9 108 ?i Jan.
63?* Jan.
14
5
Jan.
22
47
114?* Jan. 29
United Elec Service 7a...1956
22,000
6,000
1,000
75,000
156,000
55,000
97,000
see
page 53.
1975
71
68 Vi
Sale
57
27
27
66 Vi
64
1959
g9
Sale
97
warrants
233,000 United Lt 5t Pow
Deb 6s
439,000
5 Vis
126,000
M'or footnotes
Without
13.000 ♦United Indus 6 Vis
♦1st 6s
13,000
6 Via
1941
1945
1974
56 ^ 60 *
24 Vi *35 1
24 Vi 725
<
73 Vi
62
33
40
Sale
Sale
98?*
25
24
55
56
98 Vi
35
35
60 Vi
Sale
99
28
59
56
*
Mar. 31
Mar. 18
Mar.
7
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
97 V* Mar.
2
60 Vi Feb.
25
Mar.
28
Mar.
75
Jan.
58
Jan. 28
72
Jan.
56
Mar. 31
Jan.
94 V* Feb.
8 100
25
52
24
Mar. 31
Feb. 18
28
23
Jan.
60 Vi Mar.
9
Mar. 18
^ Mar. 7
67?* Mar.
64?* Mar.
99
2
9
Mar. 22
27
23
4
7
12
12
12
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
March
70,000
23,000
29,000
Bid
United Lt & Rya 5 %■
fca cartas A........
1973
1952
71% Sale
071
104% 104
60%
Sale
80%
83%
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
62
79
104
58
65
80
69
89%
Highest
Sale Prices
55
75
63
78
66
Lowest
Sale
85
86
67% Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar. 16
Mar. 23
73)
105)
64% Feb.
8
78% Jan.
Feb.
8
106% Jan.
53% Jan.
28
70
Feb.
8
82
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
78
Jan.
96
64
Mar.
4
76% Mar. 30
80
Mar.
7
75
65
69% Mar. 23
64
77% Mar. 31
90% Mar.
8
75
77% Mar. 31
73
84
Mar.
3
73
78%
77% Mar. 23
84% Mar.
4
77% Mar. 23
77% Sale
.....
.....
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Mar. 21
\
Mar
90% Jan. 12
84% Feb. 25
21
.
5
12
13
14
13
85
Jan.
11
Corp—
50",666
70,000
160,000
12,000
12% Sale
17%
13
15
103
105
106 % Sale
364,000 Yadkin Rlrer Power 5s.. 1941
1937
60,000 York Rya Go 5s....
104
105
107%
M
105% 106
Wisconsin P A L 4a A....1966
14,000
45,000
31,000
211,000
96,000
1
Sale Prices
Ask
104
Sale
Sale
84
♦5s Income deb........1954
317,000
276,000 Wash Gas Light Go 5S...1958
41,000 Wash Ry A Klec 4s
1951
427,000 Wash Wate; Power 5s...1960
Western Newspaper Union—
Con* deb 6s..........1944
81,000
82,000 West Penn Elec 5s.......2030
60,000 West Penn Traction 5a_.1960
1957
642,000 West Texas Utll 5s A
214,000 West United GAB 0%a A 55
1941
2,000 Wheeling Elec Go 5s
1944
152,000 Wis Minn Lt A Pow 5a
173,000
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
87
78
....
142,000
16,000
Sale
105% Sale
69 H
66
81
82%
73 %
78
Utah Power A Light 4% a 1944
6a aerlea A.
.2022
Waldorf As tort a
Ask
76 %
1952
Dab 6a varies A...
230,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5 His A..1946
6s
1946
75,000
5a aerlea B
1950
92,000
135,000
Mar. 1
1938
BONDS (Conclude#)—
311,000
275,000
89,000
51,000
54,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1
135,000
146,000
29,000
28,000
12,000
53
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
April, 1938]
102
37
100
103% 104 H
84
% Sale
-
103 %
—
«•
Sale
97
102
86
36
Sale
Sale
105% 106%
93% Sale
91%
105
73
35
Mar. 18
97% Mar.
96
104% 105%
Feb. 26
12% Mar. 31 19
103% Feb. 26 105% Jan. 26
106% Jan.
3 107% Mar. 10
101
Feb. 18 106
Jan. 13
Mar.
107% Mar. 11 107% Mar.
101
Mar. 31 103% Mar.
Sale
98%
105% Sale
18
105
103% Mar. 31
Sale
101
103
Sale
104 % Sale
107 %
12% Mar. 31
Sale
107%
40
38
Sale
Sale
-
Mar.
39
Mar.
35
97
99% Mar. 17
3
Mar. 29 102% Mar.
74% Mar. 31 86% Mar.
103 % Mar. 31 105% Mar. 17
107%
93
87%
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
75
67%
65
67
70
Mar. 25
67
Jan.
87% Mar. 30
97% Mar. 14 100% Mar.
Vn*
5 39% Jan. 10
16 102
Jan,
7
Jan. 17
29 103]
31
89% Jan. 17
31 105 % Jan. 18
6
14 10751 Jan.
3 107
Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
107
105
Mar. 31 107
Mar. 18
Mar. 30 93% Mar.
105
87
Feb.
Feb.
96
74
103
96
65
Mar.
Feb.
14
Mar. 25
96% Jan.
14
8
105% Jan.
73
Jan,
26
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrlcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
17,000
39,000
6,000
12
12
20
23
22 %
Sale
21
Sale
21%
Sale
22%
1947
76
♦7s stamped
1952
♦Gitaca Valley(Dept of) R«p of
72
85
86
♦24-year 7s.....Jan 15 1946
49,000
♦20-year 7a
Jan 15 1947
55,000
10,000 ♦Baden (Germany) 7s
1951
2251
22
23 %
22%. Sale
20%
23%
22% Mar. 2
22 % Mar.
1
20% Mar. 25
23% Mar. 28
23% Mar. 24
21% Mar. ~
20% Mar, 25
23% Mar. 28
23% Mar. 24
21% Feb.
5
70
70
Mar. 16
80
70
76
9% Mar. 14
7
Mar. 30 25% Mar. 16
Mar. 29 28
Mar.
8
Mar. 19 101% Mar.
3
22% Feb. 11
27
Jan.
25
Jan.
28
Mar.
99
Mar. 19 101% Feb.
17% Jan.
24
20
24
Jan.
Buenoa Aires (Pro?)
"i"66o
4,000
3,000
38,000
♦7%a stamped
114,000
Colombia extl
s
f 7s..
♦Ceo* Bk of German State A
ProT Banks 6s B......1951
20,000
♦6a A.
37,000
1952
175,000 Danish Cons Munlc SHi.1955
6,000
21,000
149,000
70,000 V
5«
71,000
14,000
23,000
26,000
3,000
9,000
12,000
23,000
14,000
54,000
80,000
77,000
23,000
24,000
49,000
24,000
114,000
.1953
25%
189,000
52
68
20% 24
20 % Sale
1947
♦Hanover (City) Ger 7s..l939
♦Hanover (Prov) 6>4a
1949
21
20%
21%
26 %
58
60 %
25%
26
24
Sale
22
11%
65 % Sale
Model lin (Colombia) 7a.l951
27
25
25
68
Sale
25
25
99
28
99% Mar. 18
40
58
54%
20% Sale
8
Mar. 11
20% Mar. 21
20
Jan.
6
Mar. 16
Jan.
4
8
9% Feb. 25
7
8
14
59% Mar.
53% Feb. 14
19% Jan. 29
59% Mar, 5
22% Mar. 11
19% Jan.
24
23
20
17
18
23
5
22% Mar. 11
Mar. 22
23
20% Mar. 29
23
S*
20% Mar. 17
22% Mar.
11% Mar. 19
11% Mar. 19
11% Mar. 19
17
18
1
17
13
99% Mar. 18 100% Jan.
20%
10
Feb.
99% Mar. 16
Sale
2§
80% Jan.
5
20%
27
25
18%
18
192%
11%
Sale
16
Sale
18
Mar. 16
8% Mar. 17
99% Sale
99 % 102
101% 102
9954 104
21%
21%
21%
8%
6%
11%
35
Sale
13
Sale
10
22
7%
8
♦Lima (City), Peru, 6Ha. 1958
42,000 ♦Maranhao (State) 7s
1958
♦
26%
25
27
100 % 101
100
102H
Danslg P A Wat*way Bd
external a f 6 Ha
1952
♦German Cons Muntc 7s. 1947
♦6s
35
75
75
55
55
80
9%,
7%
6%
.1948
73
73
Mar.
Mar. 17
3
Mar. 22
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
19
1
13
Mar. 3
Mar. 22
22% Mar.
1
13% Jan.
6
18% Feb. 25
5
67% Mar. 31
77
9
64
Feb.
7
22% Mar. 23
22% Mar. 14
6%
9%
16% Jan. 20
7% Jan. 28
23% Mar. 25
22% Mar. 5
15% Mar. 11
21
Feb.
14
23% Mar. 25
16% Jan.
10
23
7% Mar. 25
9
8% Mar.
Feb. 26
9
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
♦7H*-4s stamped ......1951
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
♦7s Issue of May 1927...1947
21,000
♦7s Issue of Oct 1927...1947
29,000
36,000 ♦Mtge Bank of Chile 6a..1931
12,000
4,000
4,000
6O~OO5
8,000
9,000
17,000
6,000
*
No par value.
v
■
Sold under the rule.
Deferred delivery sale.
f Bold for cash,
22
22%
15%
12%
101 %
9%
10%
9%
18%
18%
99%
11
57
65
11
12%
11% Sale
57% Sale
13 %
15
13 %
18%
being traded flat.
X Reported In receivership.
"cod," certificates of deposit,
**cons." consolidated.
"conv." convertible.
a
(Concluded from
value of Treasury issues,
page
18)
more
Treasury bonds and sold
the
December
and
March
tax
dates.
of
$48,856,000 of Treasury bonds.
Over the tax date their
holdings of bonds increased $20,912,000, and in the next
two weeks their investment in bonds rose $9,725,000 more.
The deflation of bank credit proceeded at a very fast
rate in the period under review and pulled reporting bank
loans and investments down to
new
low levels for the last
The reporting New York City banks
reduction of $250,000,000 in their loans and in¬
ended March 30, of which
$84,000,000.
The shrinkage in
loans to commerce, industry and agriculture amounted to
$49,000,000, while open market paper declined $13,000,000
vestments
in
the
five
weeks
decline loans accounted for
and
the
real
few
which
estate
loans
increases
in
were
lower
loans
came
by
$7,000,000.
in
advances
One
up
57% Mar.
13% Mar.
12
13
Mar. 24
banks,
the investment side, the
9
Jan.
28
25
8
10
1
3
45
65
Mar. 31
11 % Jan.
11% Jan.
Mar. 14
5
4
Jan.
13% Mar.
13% Feb.
17
3
2
Central Bank of German State 6s B 1951,
Mar. 10 at 27%.
German Cons. Munic. 7s 1947,
Mar. 10 at 23.
in computing range, are
no account
Is taken
given below:
Elec. Shareholders $6 conv. pf.. Mar. 8 at 73.
United Lt. & Rys. 6s A, 1973, Mar. 8 at 65.
r
to
Cash sales, in which no account is taken In com*
puting range, are given below:
Aero Supply Mfg. cl. A, Mar. 22 at 17%.
Cities Service, pref. B, Mar. 30 at 1%.
$747,000,000
on
March
30.
So
comfortably
situated were the New York banks with respect to reserves
that they returned to the Treasury $55,000,000 of war loan
deposits so as to escape the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation assessment. All weekly reporting banks, in the
weeks from Feb. 16 to March 23, had a decline of
$319,000,000 in loans and investments, with loans down
$139,000,000 and investments down $180,000,000.
Loans to
commerce, industry and agriculture declined $86,000,000,
five
and
holdings
of
direct
government
securities
declined
$284,000,000.
In
the
five weeks ended
March
30 the New York City
reporting bank loans to brokers and dealers—the so-called
brokers' loans—declined $36,000,000 to a total of $542,000,000,
a
new
low since May, 1933.
Loans to others for
securities declined
$7,000,000.
Street loans, as compiled by the New York Stock Exchange,
decreased
$55,844,895
during
March
to
$521,116,919
March 31 from the revised figure for Feb. 28 of $576,961,814.
A
year
ago, on March 31, 1937, the loans outstanding
amounted to $1,158,684,205.
purchasing
or
carrying
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE DURING MARCH
of
to
$26,000,000.
On
reporting New York banks' holdings of direct government
securities decreased $298,000,000.
Government guaranteed
issues, however, were up $23,000,000, and other securities
were up $109,000,000.
New York banks were large holders
of the $400,000,000 of special tax date hills which matured
on the four days after March 15.
Reserves of the New
York banks, reflecting in part the redemption of their tax
date bills, increased $217,000,000, and their excess reserves
were
12% Mar. 30
12%
amounted
From Dec. 22 to March 9 the Reserve banks shifted out
half years.
13 %
10%
Deferred delivery sales. In which no account is
taken in computing range, are given below:
out $9,412,000 of Treasury notes and $9,225,000 of Treasury
bills, leaving their total portfolio of government securities
unchanged. This was a direct reversal of the trend in their
a
Mar. 31
.
Mar.
15% Jan.
Mar. 21
nUnder the rule sales, in which
began to sell in the market some
acquired $18,637,000
a
45
Mar.
% Mar
10%
vtc," voting trust certificates.
holdings and to increase their bond
During the five weeks under review the Reserve
two and
Sale
8
1
77
96% Mar. 30 102% Feb. 25
7
Mar. 26
10% Jan. 20
7
Mar. 26
10% Jan.
7
% Mar. 14
% Jan. 10
% Mar. 3
% Jan.
5
1
Mar. 8
% Jan.
6
% Feb. 11
% Jan.
6
2
9% Mar.
14
10% Mar.
1
% Mar. 14
% Mar. 3
% Mar.
% Mar.
% Mar.
% Mar.
45
Mar.
101% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
cum." cumulative.
of their note and bill
suffered
7
7
"v 1," when issued.
Mw w." with warrants.
"x-w." without warrants.
Abbreviations Used Above:
between
96% Mar.
*n-v," non-voting.
"
Bonds
maturities
Mar. 21
••m." mortgage.
Ex-dividend.
banks
14
S i"
**
a
holdings.
Sale
Aoorevtations Used Above:
ft
♦
22%
98 %
69,000 ♦Rio de Janeiro 6Ha....l95(>
35,000 ♦Russian Govt 6H*— —1919
♦Certificates of dep.....
263,000
♦5 Ha
153,000
1921
♦Certificates of dep.
30,000
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
♦7a stamped
20,000
....1945
84,000
♦7a.
22,000
.1961
172,000
27,000
23
15
14 H
5
6s stamped............1931
123", 000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl97J
39,000 ♦Parana (Stateof). Bras 7s'58
20,000
19,000
5,000
9
15
67 %
The
two
foreign exchange situation in March was divided into
sharply contrasting periods. From March 1 to March 12
sterling was firm against the dollar, a characteristic of the
market ever since October, 1937.
During the early weeks
of March sterling generally ruled above $5.00.
With the movement of Gorman troops into Austria on
March 13 a widespread fear of renewal of European warfare
developed and the dollar became the predominating cur¬
rency, so that sterling and all other European units de(Continued
on page
118)
Chicago Stock Exchange
S
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
"
1
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK
Jan. 1 to March 31
AQQREQATB
March
;
nnn
C
cc c
1-1
0000 00
11111
1
1
1
BONDS
1
1
3.500
230
5,400
3,250
1,300
Ask
170
850
2,700
1,270
45
45
47
43
45
47
43%
44% Feb. 28
44% Feb. 17
Jan.
47
46
46
48
44
Laboratories com....*
9
140 Altorfer Bros
*
30
American Pub Serv pre#.. 100
52
pre#
*
com
.1
1,500 Barber Co (W. H ) com
1,550 Barlow 8c Seelig Mfg A com..5
*
5,150 Uastlan-Blesslng Co com..
10
5,300 Belden Mfg Co common
: 9,000 Bendls Aviation Corp com..5
1
16,250 Berghoff Brewing Co
1
2,050 Blnks Mfg Co. capital..
10,350 Bliss & Laughlln lnc com ..5
45,500 Borg-Warner Corp common. 5
.
550 Brach 8c Sons (E J; capital
1,250
*
•
Brown Pence 8c Wire cl A
Common
3.500
9,000 Bruce Co (E L)
1
7
2,520
750
1,550
1,350
550
19,200
670
1,670
140
750
250
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
Common
Convertible
•
50c
35,400
Prior lien preferred..
•
3,140
Preferred......
2,820
1,070 Central States Pr 8c Lt pref. *
♦
2,750 Chain Belt Co com
950 Cherry Burrell Corp com...5
com
..
.
.
Mar. 30
37
Sale
4
8%
Sale
Mar. 26
3% Mar. 1
6% Mar.
1
8 % Mar.
5
14% Mar. 29
9% Mar.
7
33
Mar. 30
54% Mar. 2
5% Mar. 7
6% Mar. 4
1% Mar.
1
32% Mar. 7
4% Mar. 11
1% Mar. 12
4
Mar. 31
8
Mar. 22
12% Mar. 31
7
Mar. 30
33
Mar. 30
45
48
48
Mar. 29
5X Sale
6
7%
IX Sale
4
Sale
4
4%
IX
3% Mar. 26
5% Mar. 36
Mar. 23
Sale
2
34
5%
5%
27
32
Sale
29
4
Mar. 11
-
44% Feb.
V7
Mar. 29
27
6
Mar.
4
7%
11
8
2%
3X
10
18%
10
%
8X
12%
8X
9%
15
9
12
10%
Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
10
11%
12 X
6X Sale
^
21
5
8
7
%
12
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
hi
9X
a
X
X
23
Sale
47
4%
2
95%
30%
SH
24
10%
13%
51%
50
%
X
6%
1% Sale
96% Sale
33% Sale
4
4%
5
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
4H
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
15
18
5% Sale
Sale
4%
6%
10% Mar. 14
7% Jan. 17
Mar. 26
Jan.
4
Mar. 31
Jan.
12
8
Mar. 22
Jan.
12% Mar. 31
6% Feb. 11
Jan.
27
17
2
36
Mar. 25
Jan.
19
48
Mar. 29
Jan.
14
3% Mar. 26
5% Mar. 30
27*
12% Mar. 29
16% Mar. 31
10
Mar. 31
17
Mar. 30
5% Mar. 31
6% Mar. 29
7
Mar. 25
Mar. 23
17
10
Jan.
19
13
13% Jan.
10% Jan.
19
26
13
Jan.
10
13
Jan.
12
14%
8%
6%
22%
28%
13%
22%
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 19
Mar. 29
12
Jan.
8
7
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
2
8% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 31
4
10
Feb. 21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
3M Mar. 28
8% Jan.
6% Jan.
7
1%
36%
4%
1%
2%
1%
1
Mar.
7
24
10% Mar. 3
12% Mar. 2
8% Mar. 14
6
Mar.
Feb.
Mar. 30
4
14
33
8
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
18% Mar.
3
28
Mar.
4
13
Mar. 22
12% Mar. 29
16% Mar. 31
10
Mar. 31
20
Mar. 10
17
8
Mar. 15
Mar.
2
5
Jan.
9
6
Mar. 29
Mar. 25
7
Mar. 25
7
3
Mar. 29
28
12
14
12
9% Jan.
7
17
19
15
7
6
Mar. 30
4
7
15
10
25
11
Jan.
10
11
Mar. 25
Mar. 29
4% Mar.
2
5% Sale
17% Sale
5X Mar . 31
17% Mar. 31
8% Mar.
21% Mar.
2
1
5% Mar. 31
17% Mar. 31
5% Jan. 15
8% Feb. 25
21% Mar. 1
X
%
14% Sale
10%
11%
41% Sale
X Mar. 17
14% Mar. 31
9
Mar. 30
41% Mar. 31
X Mar. 17
21% Mar. 9
% Feb.
9
14% Mar. 31
25
Jan.
Mar. 30
14
Jan.
Sale
3
%
%
5%
1% Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
94
26
2
4
11
}?H
.
5
4
5% Sale
17% Sale
21% Sale
12
Mar.
13
I*
36
Mar.
Mar. 31
Sale
8X
9
7X
10
4X Sale
8
8%
9
8£
Sale
1
Mar. 30
8
18
13 X
19
Mar. 28
8
7
25
12 X
15 X
1%
"l3% ~lV~
i*
13
Sale
4
5
8% Mar. 14
13% Mar. 11
Sale
7
9
7%
Sale
8
Sale
10%
11%
6%
5%
17
18
8% Mar. 14
15
7%
46*
26
1% Mar. 28
10
10
28
Jan.
4% Mar. 30
% Mar. 17
Mar. 29
X
11
"16"" "14""
3% Mar. 28
Mar. 26
Mar. 19
3%
1%
1%
1X
2%
36% Jan.
10% Mar. 14
2
2
46
7% Mar. 31
4% Mar. 30
33
53
i
preferred
Central S W Utll
Sale
5
30
Sale
1,050 Canal Const Co conv nref.f
4,350 Castle & Co (A M) common. 10
1,090 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
*
5,940 Central 111 Pub Serv pre#
350
7% Sale
1|%
Sale
250
1,600
Sale
37
30%
54 %
30
Vi
i
17
10
4
4%
7%
common
6
33
7,100 Burd Piston Ring com
1
1(1
25,450 Butler Bros common
4,350
5% convertible preferred 30
20 Bunte Bros
16
8%
5% Sale
2,650
9,150
1,850
20
40
8%
16
5X
6
3% Sale
6% Sale
8X
9
Sale
9%
5
Sale
6%
35
60
5
10
com
38 X
10
6
12%
300 Backstay Welt Co
Feb.
1
17
Feb.
500 Allied Products Corp cl A.25
Common
10
100
1,650
2,950
49
5
Bearing common.1
3
2,300 Automatic Washer com.
3,200 tAviation & Transport cap.l
350
850
4
Advanced Alum Castings
350
2,350
1,300
3,250
8,250
1,200
4,250
24,500
47
8%
4%
3%
900 Automatic Products com...5
350
750
50
37 %
500
3,200
45
*
*
2,450
1,050
1.450
500
50
*
conv
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
47
com
Allied
Highest
Sale Prices
48
Adams (J D) Mfg com.
Aetna Ball
j
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
43
Abbott Laboratories com
Adam* Oil & Gas Co
1,020
47,330 Armour 8c Co common......5
1
1,800 Aro Equipment Corp com
J
5,050 Asbestos Mfg Co com
*
2,310 Associates Invest Co com
4,700 Athey Truss Wheel capital.. 4
19,300
]
1
far
1,300
10
40
.1927
Chicago Rys 5s ctfs
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
1927
Chicago City Ry 5a
Certificates of deposit
STOCKS
6,600
1,070
18,550
■v 8,050
250
RANGE SINCE JAN.
42
1927
Cat & So Chic 5s ctfs
Shares.
Shares
$18,000
—
Lowest
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
Bid
t1111
.-.i
Jan. 3
Since
Jan. 1
^
Jan. 1 to March 31
Price
STOCE EXCHANGE
In
t
vPRICES IN MARCH
CHICAGO
SALES
1937 O
$4,000
8,000
1938
March.
1,631,000
5,842,000
693,000
1,695,000
Shares_
March
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
1937
1938
Stock Sales
^
8*
15
3
6
% Mar. 10
Mar. 10
1
Mar. 26
12
Mar. 10
9
41% Mar. 31
50% Mar.
% Mar
10
5
Jan.
~
1
% M&r.
6% Mar.
1% Mar.
Mar. 26
28
92
Mar. 24
97
Mar.
92
26
Mar. 31
33% Mar.
26
Mar. 31
3
Mar. 25
Mar.
12
Mar. 30
3
12
15% Mar. 30
4
Mar.
15% Mar.
16% Mar. 12
Jan.
25
Mar
30
15% Mar
30
1% Jan.
15
10
4
51% Feb. 28
% Jan.
6% Jan.
2% Jan.
11
17
4
97
Jan.
33%
5%
15%
21%
Mar. 4
Jan. 13
Mar. 2
6
Jan.
17
c.hlc
200
100
50
28,600
7,550
"7,406
1,400
City 8c Con Rj—
Common
Participation preferred... *
86,250 Chic Corp common........!
Preferred.
13,050
10 Chicago Electric Mfg A
14,700 Chicago Flexible Shaft com 5
2,650 Chicago A N W Ry Com..100
Chicago Rys—
......
130
130
30
350
790
1,110
80
34,000
66,100
Part certificates' 2"
60
34,860
1,450
4,000
96,810
8,450
7,850
230
1,960
50
650
350
50
790
X
30
32
15%
34
38 ha Sale
1
1%
Cities Service Co
com
Comm'wealth Edison
com.
9%
90
61 hi
2
IX
26 X
22
16%
57% Sale
1%
1%
17
"
3X
97%
22
Sale
Sale
•
810 t.udahy Packing
4
IX
12
15
96X
97 X
5
100
65
220
290 Curtis Lighting lnc com....*
13
3
5,500 Dayton
c.o
Rubber Mfg
pre#.
*
com
Cum class A pref...
35
7X
17
21
70
4% Sale
%
4,700 Cunningham Drug Stores 2%
64
3%
7
100
2%
«
Sale
13
IX
33
4
com...
&
1% Sale
1%
2
26%
28
24% Sale
6X
pref part shares
%
99% 100
9 V6
c
16%
34
49% Sale
% Sale
Sale
50
V t
iH
Sale
Sale
99%
Sale
Sale
7H
26
5%
part shs v t c A
50
Common part shs v t c B..*
Com
14,900 Cord Corporation.......
250
Sale
Sale
8
.25
Compressed lad Cases cap..5
Consolidated Biscuit com... 1
Consumers Co—
1* ■—g
1%
2
33
B' 2
2,450
1,050
"~ji
100
Chic Rivet 8c Machine cap..4
100 Continental Steel
Preferred
70
310
1
Sale
2
100
750 Club Alumiqum (Jten Co..
120 Coleman L'p A Stove com...
250
"4,350
Partic certificates I
370 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
Common capital.........*
240
200
%
_•
...
Sale
13 X
5
8X
22
Sale
3%
1%
14
97%
98%
1% Sale
IX
X
12%
68
Sale
13% Sale
2
2%
9%
10%
20
60
98%
64
Sale
1
1% Sale
% Mar. 15
1% Mar. 30
25% Mar. 31
48
Mar. 18
% Mar. 30
% Mar. 26
% Mar. 14
5% Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar.
3
% Mar. 30
% Mar. 26
% Jan. 14
5% Mar. 29
% Feb. 24
% Feb. 28
2% Jan. 11
34
,
Jan.
18
3
3
98% Mar.
100
65
2
Jan.
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
Mar.
27
4
20
24% Mar. 22
22
Mar.
Mar.
30
Mar.
21
14% Mat.
3% Mar.
25
10
12
97
Mar.
Mar.
1
4% Mar.
9
2
10
8
Jan.
12
27% Jan.
7
12
Jan.
4% Feb. 17
Mar.
1
5
Mar.
4
4
Feb.
24
Mar.
4
2
Mar.
4
6% Jan.
2% Jan.
1
Mar.
3
1% Jan.
% Feb.
7
% Mar. 25
4
8
Feb.
Mar.
1
22
4% Sale
IX
2%
%
1%
2
1
Mar. 30
10
Mar. 30
98
~1% Mar.~26
'50"
14
58% Mar.
1
4
20
14% Mar.
3% Mar.
8
% Jan.
Jan.
4
Sale
14%
3% Sale
24
% Mar.
10
Sale
20
Feb.
18% Feb. 14
59% Feo. 28
1% Jan. 10
Mar. 17
1% Mar.
1% Mar.
1% Mar.
38% Jan.
% Mar.
8
% Mar. 14
7% Mar. 14
64
Mar.
1% Mar. 30
25% Mar. 31
18% Feb. 14
57% Mar.
1% Mar.
100
98% Mar.
58% Mar.
1
% Mar. 15
2% Mar. "
33
% Feb. 24
% Feb. 28
1% Mar.
10
Mar. 30
4
22
Jan.
5
13% Feb.
18
98
26
i
97% Jan.
7
1% Mar. 26
Jan.
2% Jan.
12
65
51
Mar. 30
68
1
51
Mar. 30
70
Feb.
18
12
Sale
12
Mar. 31
12
Mar. 31
2
Sale
2
Mar. 31
14% Mar. 17
2% Mar. 21
9% Mar. 2
2
Mar. 31
15%
3%
10%
21%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
24
28
21
23
5% Sale
5% Mar. 31
Mar.
5% Mar. 31
20
25
25
Jan.
28
Decker (Alf) 8c Cohn—
400
10
2,300
20
50
18 X
20
pref.... *
*
5
Dixie-Vortex Co com........*
Class A.L
550
.......*
1,550
50
900
conv
130 De Mets lnc pref
610 Dexter Co (The) com......
60
120
200
2X
.....100
Preferred
80 Deep Rock Oil
10
JO
Common
2,800 Dodge Mfg Corp
For footnotes see page 56.
common.
_.*
4X
15
31
12
3%
75
26
2%
73
18"
25
4
15%
30%
11%
4%
16%
32%
Sale
1% Mar. 29
19'
63
45
20
30
24
21
6
16
35
14
2%
3%
19% Mar. 24
23
21
Mar. 23
2% Mar. 18
45
Mar. 23
1% Mar. 29
45
Mar. 23
3% Jan.
Feb.
61
17
8
25
„
19% Mar. 24
18% Feb.
4
20
Feb.
21
6
21
Jan
Mar. 23
5
4
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
21
4
4
Mar. 22
4
Mar. 22
13
6% Jan.
18
15
32
15
30
Mar. 28
Mar. 30
15% Mar. 10
15
Mar. 28
16% Jan.
31
30
30
Mar. 30
34
29
7%
9
7% Mar. 30
Mar. 30
11% Mar.
1
Jan.
7% Mar. 30
.
6
Jan.
13
14% Jan.
12
J
^
April, 1938]
AGGREGATE
CHICAGO
Jan. 1
8hares
550
Share*
3,500
2,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
Since
March
55
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
chicago
stock exchange
SALES
In
STOCK
Jan. 3
STOCKS
1,700
Eddy Paper Corn (The)
*
5
12,840 El Household Utll Corp
4,800 Elgin Nat Watch Co
150 Fair, The common
Mar. 1
1938
Par
15
♦
„.
Bid
16%
3%
22
Ask
19%
Sale
23
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
18%
3%
20%
20%
Sale
21%
Ask
10%
2%
18%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
10% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 29
18
15
21 % Mar.
Mar. 23
3% Mar.
Mar. 28
1
4
10% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 29
21
15
24
Jan.
6
28
Feb.
11
4% Jan.
Mar. 28
17
14
28
Jan.
6% Jan.
Pits Simons & Connelf Dock
1,050
1,150
1,750
450
2,550
2,450
200
650
3,200
37,100
A Dredge Co com
.
73,600
20
Gen Household Utll com....*
370 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B...*
130
Class A
——*
2,300
2,100
7,710
6,100 Goldblatt Bros Inc com
*
3,550 Gossard Co (H W) com
*
18,160 Great Lakes D & D com—
10
550
1,200
300
Hall Printing Co com
.10
400 Hamilton Mfgcl A part pf_.10
420
1,070 HarnlschfeCer Corp com..10
5,100
11,800
550
1,400
50
Heileman Brew Co G cap—1
Heln
Werner Motor Parts.-3
50 Heller (W E)
110
;
...
100
550
2,250
Hormel At Co
(Geo)
A..*
com
6
6%
5%
5%
7
2
10%
2%
12%
2% Sale
12%
13%
46
55
51
9
10
4
Sale
2% Sale
11%
15
26
30
21% Sale
7%
8%
13
Sale
52
9%
3%
10
3%
1% Sale
20
13
32
19*
Sal*
18
8
15
5%
4%
6%
8
6
6
7
6%
Sale
6
Sale
6% Sale
4%
5
6%
7
5%
20
25
preferred
210
Without warrants
810 Hlbb Spencer Bartlett com.25
380 Horders Inc common...
*
370
7
6%
•
.
1,150 Four-Wheel Drive Auto
10
450 Fox (Peter) Brewing com_._5
5,300 Fuller Mfg Co common
1
4,500 Gardner Denver Co com
*
300
S3 cum conv pref..
20
1,600 General Candy Corp A
5
9,500 General Finance Corp com.. 1
.....
24
42% Sale
19%
43
17%
17%
48
52
8
2%
8%
Sale
1
10
Sale
20
28
38
14%
15%
5% Mar. 30
6
5
Mar. 29
8
Mar. 23
6% Mar. 16
8% Mar. 15
1% Mar. 28
Sale
8
7
Jan.
5
6% Mar. 16
8% Mar. 15
2% Jan. 11
5% Mar. 30
5
Mar. 29
8
Mar. 23
1% Mar. 28
10
2% Mar.
1
Mar. 26
12% Mar.
4
Mar. 26
16
Jan.
12
Mar. 22
52
5
Mar. 22
Mar. 23
52% Jan.
Jan.
10]
26
9% Mar. 16
3% Mar. 3
1% Mar.
1
15% Mar. 15
33% Mar. 10
43
Jan.
10
23
Jan.
8
8% Mar. 23
2% Mar. 31
1
Mar.
2
15% Mar. 15
33% Mar. 10
14% Mar. 29
Mar.
18
10
Mar. 31
2
Mar.
1
15% Mar. 15
Jan.
17
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
14% Mar. 29
Mar. 31
8% Mar.
15% Mar.
7
1
12% Mar. 29
6
5
Mar. 30
6
Mar. 11
3
Mar. 28
5%
6%
6%
5%
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
Mar. 14
Mar. 21
5% Mar. 23
5% Mar. 29
4
Mar. 30
20
20
Mar.
20
18
Mar. 30
40
13
39% Mar. 16
Mar.
20%
17% Mar.
5
20
23% Jan.
Mar. 31
6
5
3
Mar.
4
35
20% Mar.
4
18
43
Mar.
1
3
13% Mar.
3
1
18
Mar. 15
39% Mar. 16
13% Jan. 19
16% Jan.
7
5% Mar. 31
8% Mar. 31
% Mar. 31
10
Mar.
4
10
Mar.
8
Mar.
1
23
7% Jan.
6% Jan.
7% Jan.
10
20
11
7
Mar. 28
20
12
Feb.
Jan.
14
6% Jan.
Mar. 30
5
11
8% Jan.
17
16
5% Mar. 23
5% Jan. 27
Mar.
13%
26
Feb.
12% Mar. 29
5% Sale
3%
5%
5% Sale
5% Sale
4% Sale
16%
Sale
Mar.
50
Sale
6
12%
Sale
16
16
6
26%
21
1%
10%
Sale
Sale
8%
Sale
Sale
Mar.
5
Mar. 30
20
Mar.
5
20% Mar. 4
45% Feb. 18
14
Jan.
10
21
Jan.
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
5
Houdallle-Herahey—
800
1,450
1,150
6,600
3,200
1,690
1,700
1,600
300
2,200
1,550
430
1,050
20
10
1,150
3,150
1,000
2,700
6,950
1,850
350
10
Sale
Sale
Illinois Brick Co
Iron Fireman Mfg Co
Jarvis (W B)
*
il*
v t c._
Sale
Co capital—..1
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
3% Mar.
37
3.
100
2,850 Ken-RadTube At Lpcom A..*
13,500 KLerlyn Oil Co common A...5
7,550 Kingsbury brewing Co cap.l
4,700 La Salle Ext Unlv com..
5
55
I
aw
beck
Corp b%
cum
Sale
29%
pfdlOO
Leath A Co common..
Cumulative
Sale
Sale
*
preferred....*
16%
2,150 Le Rol Co common
..10
7,100 Llbby. McNeill A Libby
*
5,200 Lincoln Printing Co com —*
2,950
2,650
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
190
27%
$3.50 preferred
1,950 Lindsay Light AChemcomt*
400
1,020
160
McCord Rad A Mfg "A"
*
340 McQuay-NorrlsMfg com.--. •
Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
2,150
4,200
30
130
14,050
10,100
55,300
21,050
_
280
380
Mapes Cons Mfg capital
*
Marshall Field A Co com—*
Mer A Mfrs Sec cl A com
Prior
1
preferred
♦
100 Metrop Indust allot ctfs
11,200 Mlckelberry's Food Prod com I
95,500 Middle West Corp capital...5
29,550
Stock purchase warrants...
8,800 Midland United Co com....*
4,550
Convertible preferred
*
.
.
460
640
50
240
10
140
880
2,060
if*
..." 1$
:::::
7%
Sale
3% Sale
20
30
18%
2%
3
5% Sale
7% prior lien..........100
7% preferred A
100
12
28
450
Preferred
•
com..
150 Nachman Springfllled com
830 National Battery Co pref..
650
Nat
5,100
7%
5,000
950
2,300
60
6
Republic Invest Trust—
conv. pref....
*
......10
stock..
20
Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc
Nortb
American Car
50 Northern
16,350
Nonhwest
Paper
20 i
80
210
20
10
22%
7
Sale
*
com
si*
11*
com
610 Northwest Eng Co com
240 Nor West Utll pr lien pref. ISC
610
7% preferred.
1 St
30 Okla Gas A El 7% pref
100
30 Ontario Mfg Co com
310
-16"
com
Mills
Bancorp
5
20
Mar.
9
2
Mar. 10
54% Feb.
5% Mar.
3% Mar.
% Feb.
1% Mar.
Mar. 16
16
9
02%
Mar. 22
30
3% Mar. 2
15% Mar. 21
1
9% Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar.
2% Mar. 30
24% Mar. 25
3* Mar.
30
Mar.
Mar.
7
19
14%
5%
*/
22%
Sale
3
19
Sale
2%
2
Sale
5%
1%
%
2%
4%
%
%
2%
Sale
Sale
%
3%
1
Sale
1%
Sale
1%
24
Sale
22%
3
5% Mar. 25
26
7
Sale
29
4%
7%
24% Sale
3%
4
39% 42%
23
8% Sale
19% 22
6
6%
5
Sale
21
Sale
"3%
Sale
i?8 i<!*
2%
Sale
40%
15%
1
Mar. 28
1
Sale
6
4
25
Mar. 25
5% Sale
"24% Mar." 1
14
Sale
.8 ....* ...*
4% Mar.
8% Mar.
1
22% Mar. 16
5
12
2
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
5
6%
13
8
11
105
15
22%
10%
7
Sale
32
12
5%
8%
19
Sale
12
15
8%
7%
105
105
Mar. 17
Mar. 30
8% Mar. 31
19
Mar.
8
Mar. 2
Mar. 15
Mar. 8
13
Mar. 31
1
Mar. 31
290
.....*
Common
7%
20
Convertible preferred...
550 Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
""loo
135
1,285
1,200
1,250
500
400
150
Pea body Coal Co
Kle<
B com—
560
250 Peoples Gas Lt A Coke cap 100
850 Perfect Circle iThe Co
950 Pictorial Pap Pkg com
50 Pub Serv of Nor 111
"l",666
4,170
310
com
Ouaker Oats Co com
1
60
150
Preferred.
.
1
1%
*
1
12,100
40 Ross Gear A Tool
"
1,950
1,200
400
2,100
...
com
For footnotes
56*
"99%
85
129
140
2
23
Mar.~3l
30%
27%
3%
%
1% Mar. 31
% Mar. 18
o
Sale
7% Mar. 29
96
Mar. 30
*
1
*
1
Sale
20%
26
26%
13
is*
¥0
?1*
63
3%
23%
12%
Sale
4
31%
13%
2
Sale
23
25
6
12
99
7
Mar. 4
Mar. 17
Mar. 25
Mar. 2
Mar. 30
18
11
Mar. 22
16
3
Jan.
10
7
Jan.
Jan.
5
10
Jan.
9% Jan.
4% Jan.
2
10
5
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
5
Feb.
9
1% Jan. 20
1
Mar. 28
1
Feb.
14
% Jan.
2% Jan.
6% Jan.
25
13
14
20
Mar. 25
2% Mar. 31
Jan.
6
15% Mar. 30
7% Feb.
3
2
1%
1%
4%
7%
27%
4%
41%
16%
Jan.
19
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
10
Mar. 29
4
Mar. 22
4
6% Mar. 22
3% Jan.
14
Mar.
Jan.
I
12
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
19
Jan.
100
13
8
Mar.
Mar. 26
32
II
Mar.
7% Mar.
27% Feb.
27% Feb. 15
14% Mar. 3
Jan.
% Mar.
12
Mar.
15
Mar.
1
Jan.
6
Jan.
8
Jan. 17
Jan. 25
1!*
8% Mar.
14
10
12
2
12
11
10
Mar.
2
10
Jan.
23% Jan.
2% Jan.
% Mar.
8% Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
33
Feb.
24
Mar.
29
Jan.
3
Mar.
4% Jan.
Mar
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
% Mar.
81% Jan.
Jan.
141
9
20
Mar.
2
10
Mar.
63
Mar.
5
1
3% Mar.
23% Mar.
5
3
12% Mar. 11
16% Jan.
ll>f
7% Mar.
Mar.
99
% Mar. 25
20% Feb.
7
15% Mar. 31
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Jan.
Feb.
9
10
10
12
13
8
6
13
1
18% Mar. 23
2% Jan. 18
1% Mar.
% Jan.
96
13
14% Mar. 11
5
9% Jan.
3% Mar.
24% Mar.
Mar.
3
21
20
129
Mar.
12
1
23
12
19
21
8% Mar.
1
22% Jan. 19
6% Jan. 13
2
1
11
3
1
Mar.
10% Mar.
1
98% Mar. 10
10
8
10
% Jan.
85
8
Mar.
10
Jan.
1% Jan.
3
Mar.
15% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 29
47% Mar. 30
2
Mar.
Mar.
14% Jan.
31
81% Jan.
100% Jan.
2
1
23% Mar. 5
8% Mar. 28
Mar.
1
Mar. 14
18% Mar. 23
% Mar. 25
% Sale
18%
15% Sale
7% Sale
1
1
Mar. 28 140
17% Mar. 29
Sale
1
?a*
see page
% Mar. 28
10% Sale
360 Slgnode Steel Strap Co pf.3l)
Common
•
1,450
Mar. 29
% Mar. 24
% Mar. 16
97
Sal*
Serrlck Corp cl B com
Mar. 31
3
1%
2
1
9,650
24
Sale
139
18
10
3,900 Sangamo Electric Co com
*
2,600 Schwitzer Cummins capital. 1
1,700 Sears Roebuck A Cocom. ...*
20
400
98
..........100
Common
Mar. 26
14% Mar." 3
% Mar. 9
14% Mar. 11
7
11
Feb.
8% Mar.
Mar. 29
21
Mar. 22
25
Jan. 10
2% Jan. 14
Feb.
34
4
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
1%
4%
%
%
5
Mar.
15
11
Jan.
Feb.
19
4
Feb.
24
1
70
Rollins Hos Mills conv pref
3,350
33
..*
Mar. 29
3% Mar. 30
24% Mar. 23
5
14
10
5% Mar. 30
2% Mar. 26
19% Mar. 25
96
8
15
Jan.
22% Jan.
19
2
"
28%
4%
3%
2,650 Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
3,000
6% preferred? tc
5
1,580 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
680
12
31
*
ISO
910
Preferred...
850 Rath Packing Co com
150
1,250
1,400
15
27
5
4,500 Pines Winterfront com
2,650 Potter Co (The) com
1,190 Process Corporation com
990
7% Mar. 31
14% Mar .'30
% Mar. 30
6
400
2,300
1,650
8%
14%
%
Jan.
9
19
Jan.
9% Feb.
30
13$
18
Mar.
15
9%
14
* com
Mar. 17
% Mar. 22
96
Mar. 29
25
Penn Elec Switch conv A..10
Penn Ga» A
5% Mar. 25
26
Mar.
Oshkosh B'Gosh Inc—
150
2
21% Mar. 11
10% Mar. 2
8% Mar. 30
96
Mar.
%
9%
18%
2%
10
6%
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
12
7
21
Mar. 23
10
8]
Mar.
6% Mar. 22
Mar. 31
Mar. 24
14
10
14
7
Mar."35 '16% Mar."21
8y.
12% Sale
2
2%
34
6
40
6
30
4
7
Mar. 23
18% Sale
2%
3
10%
Mar. 22
2% Mar. 31
15% Mar. 21
7% Mar. 31
1% Mar. 17
24% Mar. 31
4
Mar. 22
Mar.
1% Mar. 24
3% Feb. 18
31
28
Mar.17
4
5
21
16% Mar.
3
1
29
5
31
3
1%
1%
Mar. 29
III
19
13
6
66
Mar. 18
5
28% Jan.
60% Jan. 18
Jan. 13
12
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 28
8% Mar.
17
17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
1% Mar. 12
1% Mar. 12
20
Jan.
5
1%
1%
3% Mar.
22
Mar.
Mar. 4
Mar. 15
Mar.
1
Mar. 3
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Mar. 10
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
2% Mar. 31
10
22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
19
Mar. 12
8% Mar. 2
3% Mar.
1
24
Mar.
1
2%
5%
1%
%
4%
11
11
8
10
15
Jan.
15%
18%
23%
40%
9
Mar. 10
31
31
30
3
23
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3% Mar.
15%
8
5
20
1%
4%
%
%
8
8
Feb.
Mar. 18
16
3
Sale
Sale
%
3%
1%
1%
1%
2
1
1%
Jan.
11
5% Mar. 26
% Mar.
5% Mar. 30
2% Mar. 26
19% Mar. 25
Jan.
7
4% Feb.
4
6% Mar. 29
Mar. 17
% Mar. 22
Mar. 12
19
29
30
16
32
8
Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 29
1
4
Mar. 22
2
10
Jan.
2% Mar. 30
24% Mar. 25
2
30% Mar. 18
27
%
8% Sale
3% Sale
23
I
cap
5
1% Mar. 24
Standard—
Common
National Union Radio com
60 Nineteen Hundred class B..1
15,250
3,000
5
40%
4%
Cumul.
National
1,750
.....
20
700 Nat'l Pressure Cooker Co...2
400
4,290
d"/l
39%
...
60 Mountain States Power pf. 100
50
21%
•
—
500 Monroe Chemical Co
Mar.
24% Mar. 31
6
1
6%
240
60
3
65
23% Mar.
30
%
"3%
Modine Mfg com...
1
Sale
6% preferred A.........100
Miller A Hart Inc conv pref •
2,950
5
30
25
31
31
Mar. 24
Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar.
11
Mar. 29
8
Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 17
Mar. 18
Sale
200 Mlnn's-Moline Pow Imp com.*
"l",6 50
6
4
5
16% Mar. 28
1% Mar. 17
Sale
640 Midland Utll 6% pr lien.-IOO
490
16
37
4% Mar.
2% Mar. 31
15% Mar. 21
7% Mar. 31
2
11,000 l ion OH Ref Co com.
3,100 Loudon Packing common—•
1,150 Lynch Corp common
5
670
5%
3%
%
1%
9
66*
11*
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
Sale
3
Mar.
39
5% Mar. 26
55
Sale
2
Mar.
21*
Mar. 24
Mar. 30
Mar. 18
cum
Mar.
Mar.
15% Mar. 17
H*
i%
Mar. 30
Mar. 31 108
14%
4%
4%
3%
13%
11%
15%
4
13% Mar. 8
11% Mar. 31
15% Mar. 31
20
600
5,550
5
100
Mar, 30
Mar. 16
Mar. 31 105
Mar.
3
Mar.
1
14% Mar. 30 24
4% Mar. 25
5% Mar. 2
4% Mar. 21
4% Mar. 21
20
500
5,250
2,350
5
pref. 50
7,750
29,250
18,650
3,950
1,200
4%
9%
*
lefferson Electric Co com
840 Kentucky Utll Jr
450
6% preferred
170
"4,266
Sale
•
1
5% Mar. 31
8% Mar. 31
% Mar. 31
100
Mar. 18
2,900
650
..10
Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
66
250
850
Sale
90
190
4,100
Sale
1
Hupp Motors com
....
230
1,750
Hubbell, Harvey, Inc com..5
650 Joslyn Mfg & Supply Co com 5
7,700 Kat* Drug Cocom—
1
6,400 Kellogg Switchboard com—*
20
Preferred
...100
2,650
3,700
10,000
2,600
1,750
Sale
..
Indep Pneum Tool v t c
Indiana Steel Prod com
60 Interstate Power $7 pref
100
$6 preferred
400
80
Class B..
27
8% Mar. 28
Feb.
17
Jan.
Jan.
13
4
1% Jan. 15
20% Feb.
7
27
Jan.
8
13%
63%
5%
28%
17%
Jan.
11
Feb. 23
Jan. 11
Jan. 14
Jan. 10
CHICAGO
56
aggregate
In
Since
Jan. 1
Share*
Par
Shares
290 Sirjet Steel Castings com—*
100
160
1,700
5,250
200
Common
Standard Gas & Elec
com
Storkllne Fur com
8,300 Utah Radio Products cofa__*
5
1,850 Utility 8c Ind Corp com
Convertible preferred....7
6,400
510 Viking Pump Co common...*
50
Preferred
*
260
1,000
6,000
700
2,250
12,850
1,630
1,050
"""266
310
1,500
2,550
1,850
600
550
15,750
♦
4
28
13
Mar.
2
Mar. 31
17
Mar. 10
Mar. 25
Wahl Co
Ward
*
com
Walgreen Co com
.....
*
(Montgom) 8c Co cl A.*
Wieboldt Stores Inc com....*
Cum prior preferred......*
Mar. 30
64
Mar.
Sale
7X Mar. 30
IX Mar. 23
2X Mar. 25
12 X Mar.
1
11
Sale
3
4X
12 X
Sale
Sale
iv
4
4X
12 J*
14
71
73 X
A*
16
X
78H
1X
X
IX
16 X
37
4
Sale
5
8
x
Ex-dividend.
3X Mar. 31
Sale
79X
1h
15 X
59 X
%
y8
X
40 X
3%
UH
Sale
60 X
1
Sale
IX
2
23
1651, Sale
t Formerly the Oord Corp.
1
1
18
73
Feb.
10
64
Mar.
7% Mar. 30
IX Mar 23
2X Mar. 25
13
2X Mar. 25
1
5X Mar. 3
9X Mar. 1
.
1
3
5
Mar. 31
12
6
Mar. 31
13
Mar.
12 X Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
Mar.
8
22X Mar. 30
Mar.
8
3X Mar. 31
16X Mar.
1
14X Feb.
3
>3 X Mar. 30
Mar. 30
15
ii
Nonpar value.
Mar.
2X Mar.
22X Mar. 30
Sale
10 X
11
76 X Sale
8%
Jan.
27 100
Jan.
1
21
2
1
15
15
11
Feb. 28
Jan. 17
Jan. 17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
~
Sale
IX
IX
18% Sale
Common
10,050
.....2
4,700 Woodall Indust com
...5
1,350 Yates-Amer Mach cap
*
2,950 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)
*
38,400 Zenith Radio Corp com
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Sale
136
com...*
Wisconsin Bankshares—
Jan.
Jan.
58
3X
3,150 Williams OIl-O-Matic
12
Jan.
Sale
2
25
50
2,250
Mar.
16
2
11
.....15
3,050
600
12
1% Mar. 25
"80""
*
50 Union Carbide & Carbon cap*
Feb. 21
Feb.
1
2X Jan. 31
12
Mar. 4
13 X Mar. 31
04X
*
2,150 Thompson (J R) com......25
2
5,000 Trane Co (The) common
Highest
Sale Prices
2%
Sunstrand Mach Tool com..5
Swift Internaclonal
Lowest
Sale Prices
16 X
"64""
10
Swift & Co cap 8tk_.
Highest
Sale Prices
15
2
1
200 Stein & Co (A) common
2,750
4,750
23,300
6,500
Lowest
15 X
50 Southw GAB Co 7% pref.100
90 Southwestern Lt 8c Pow pfd_*
610 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
3,900 Standard Dredge conv pref20
13,150
1,300
Ask
12
South Bend Lathe Wki cap 5
2,900
1,450
Bid
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
Bid
270 Sou Colo Power A common.25
100
1,050
2,050
9,800
2,650
STOCKS
3,350
150
1
Price
Jan. 3
March
1,800
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
EXCHANGE
STOCK
23
_
5
14 ^ Mar. 23
63 X Mar. 30
63 X Mar. 30
X Mar. 29
H Mar. 14
IX Mar. 29
14:X Mar. 29
IX
X
IX
16X
Mar. 3
Mar. 14
Mar. 14
Mar. 8
37 X
1
Sale
15
Sale
119X 135
9
75
2X
1
Mar. 23
IX Mar. 8
15
Mar. 31
19
Mar.. 2
129 X Mar. 25 136
Mar.
1
10 X
82
3
3X
4X
2X Sale
IX
2X
9
7X
73H Mar. 24
2 X Mar. 25
h
z y±
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
ovxar
1% Mar
23
8
Mar
26
9% Mar
31
76X Mar. 1
3X Mar. 17
4% Mar.
3% Mar.
2X Mar.
9
2
4
5
Mar. 16
16X Mar.
1
Ji Mar.
% Jan.
IX Mar.
\.4X Mar.
\6H Jan.
29
18
29
29
17
18% Jan.
27
Jan.
11
15
5X Jan. 12
16% Feb. 25
63 X Mar. 30
IX Jan.
X Jan.
2
18
12
7
Feb. 25
Jan.
14
37 X Feb. 18
IX Jan.
8
20 H Jan.
11
L5
Mar. 23
Mar. 31
19X
LOX
!3%
2X
Jan.
6
Mar. 25 140
Jan. 28 12 X Jan. 15
Mar. 24 79 X Feb. »3
4% Jan. 18
Mar. 25
1
3X Mar. 30
2% Mar. 30
IX Jan. 28
8
Mar. 26
9X Mar. 31
5X
5X
2X
12 X
17^
Jan. 10
Jan. 15
Mar. 5
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
1937
56,744
164,121
98,482
268,623
Sharesm
Jan. 1 to March 31
AQQREOATE
SALES
In
Jan. 1
Jan. 1 to March 31
__
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
BONDS
100 3%« Public Impt....
4s Sewerage Impt
1,100
Mar. 1
1938
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
101
1940
1961
__
Lowest
118% Mar. 11 118% Mar. 11
1961
1,400 3%« New Sewerage Imp..1980
7,000
1,000
"T,666
1,000
1,000
3,000
Share*
9,400 Atlantic Coast Line 5% ctfs. J
278,000 Bait Transit Co 4s flat..1975
A 5s flat
90,450
a.
1975
B 5s
1975
9,500
17,000 Finance Co of Amer 4%..1942
1,000
4%
1947
1,000 Interstate Co 5%
1948
1,000
5%
1945
2,000
5%
1949
2,000
5%
1950
14,000 Read Drug A Chem .m*.1945
STOCKS.
Shares
4,192
25
505
865
1,950
50
7,505
2,839
6,220
4,058
849
945
480
315
25
3.506
76
95
496
13,761
425
584
294
64
248
4,287
4,482
45
500
386
15
11
*
1st Preferred
com y
▼
133
*
*
t c
Sale
*
t c
99
4,064 Eastern Sugar Assoc
Preferred
2,045
1,446 Fidelity A Deposit
15%
16
1%
Sale
.100
Y
t.
Common class A
....
Preferred
10ft
194 Northern Central Ry
16
1,225 Owlngs Mills Distillery
1
889 Penn a Water A Power com
•
41 Phillips Packing Co., pref. 100
11 Real Estate Trust Co
v*
1
Mar. 31
94
Sale
Jan.
17 112
91
Jan. 17
Feb. 17
21% Mar. 2
82% Mar. 21
99% Mar. 16
15% Mar. 31
27
Jan.
78
1
85
Feb. 24
1
99% Mar. 16
94
Mar.
Mar. 31
99% Mar. 22
99% Mar. 17
99% Mar. 22
Mar.
4
15% Mar.
1
Mar. 29
23% Jan. 15
15
Mar. 31 102
101
13% Sale
12% Mar. 30
15
25
1% Sale
14% Sale
Sale
9
10 %
Sale
Sale
% Mar. 31
9% Mar. 30
56
Sale
55% Mar. 31
112% Mar. 31
4% Mar. 30
%
Sale
63
23
112% Sale
Mar.
96% Feb.
15
94
Mar. 31
94
Mar. 31
99%
99%
99%
99%
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
99%
99%
99%
99%
Feb. 16
Mar. 22
Jan. 27
16
22
27
23
Feb. 23
Feb.
2
Jan.
Mar. 31 102
101
Mar.
1
25
Mar. 10
Mar. 15
Mar.
1
Mar. 16
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
Mar.
2
Sale
17% Sale
98% Sale
Feb.
% Feb.
% Alar.
9% Mar.
Jan.
20
55% Mar.
112% Mar.
4% Mar.
9%
10%
~9% "10%
14%
15%
16%
12
36
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
2%
2%
15%
24
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
"6%
6%
2%
2
*15" "16"
10
23
2%
1%
23%
24%
*48" "54"
10%
1%
93%
%
Sale
1%
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
41%
10%
1%
86%
11
Sale
90
8
Sale
1% Sale
74
Sale
% Sale
66
Mar.
3
11
11
76%
29%
9%
Mar. 30
Mar.
1
11
75%
29%
9%
9%
11%
%
6%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
Mar.
1
31
Mar. 15
29
Mar.
11
Mar. 11
Mar.
1
8
75% Mar.
29% Mar.
9% Jan.
9% Mar.
11% Mar.
% Jan.
6% Mar.
% Feb.
1% Mar.
1% Alar.
30
8
28
2
Mar. 17
Mar. 21
Mar.
8
1% Mar. 31
1% Mar. 31
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
22% Mar. 31
2
Mar. 22
41% Mar. 30
7% Mar. 30
Mar. 10
7
Jan.
12
7
1
Jan.
6
Mar.
17
11
14
Jan. 17
70
Feo.
5
115
8% Jan. 13
2% Jan.
17% Jan.
23% Jan.
18% Jan. 12
104% Jan. 25
8
35% Jan.
9% Feb.
2
9% Mar. 11
17% Jan. 11
,3*
Jan.
21
21
Jan.
7*
24
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
8
15
12
11
47% Jan.
11% Jan.
27
15
Mar.
Jan.
7
5
22% Mar.
25% Jan.
Mar. 11
11
2
Mar. 11
41% Mar.
7% Mar.
1% Mar.
Jan.
21
29
Mar. 29
74
94
23
Mar. 11
10
1% Mar.
74
Mar.
%Mar.
60
Mar.
Mar.
28
12% Alar.
23
% Mar.
92
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10
2
Alar.
Mar.
% Mar.
3
H
75*
Jan.
7
3
Jan.
10
Jan.
21
Jan.
2
13 J
Sale
20
32]
34
13%
14
26
9
29%
Mar.
3
2
70
Mar.
Mar.
64
28
Sale
25
7
Mar.
Mar.
70
63
36
-.25
.......
Mar. 10
% Mar.
100
193 Western National Bank
r
Sale
Mar.
99% Mar. 16
10
1
20
—~
.*
8,543 New Amsterdam Casualty..2
20,467 North Amer Oil Co com
No par value.
15% Sale
26%
23
-if"
20
100
Guar
15% Mar. 31
78
99%
*""% Sale"
..1*.
1
com
1st preferred
A
Mar. 29
15
99% Mar. 17
99% Mar. 22
Sale
Second preferred.......100
Mar Tei Oil
1
U S Fidelity
Sale
101
Sale
Merch A Miners Transp
*
Monon W Penn PS 7% pref 25
134 Mt Vern-Woodl Mills Com 100
30,320
16
80
99%
101%
65
Houston Oil preferred
186 Mfrs Finance common
484
Sale
99% Mar. 22
114
8,354
37,101
13,749
1,421
1,174
21%
Sale
97%
15
99%
*
941 Fidelity A Guar Fire Corp. 10
457 Finance Co of Am class A.. *
Class B
100
25
740
761
Sale
94
.....100
Consol Gas SLft Power
5% preferred
21
78
96%
Black & Decker common....*
95 Seaboard Comm'l Pref
13",276
25
20
Jan.
Par
Corporation
Bait Transit Co
10 101
90% Feb. 17
Sale
240 Brager Elsenberg Inc com..50
4,157
492
668
Arundel
Jan.
Jan. 17 118% Mar. 11
116)£ Jan. 26 117% Jan. 17
118
112
23
330 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)...50
2.051
1,390
1
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
800 City 4s Dock Impt
88,500
43,500
6,000
$137,050
346,300
$152,400
429,750
Jan. 3
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
400
March
Price
Since
March
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHAN GE
1937
1938
Bond Sales
1938
Stock Saks
March
Mar.
7
Mar.
7
64
Mar.
64
Mar.
37
Jan.
7
6
1
36% Jan.
8% Mar.
Jan.
17
30
33
Jan.
7
8% Mar. 29
30
Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar. 29
60
Alar.
72
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1938
March
Shares.
Jan. 1 to March 31___
AQQREQATE
SALES
March
%
,
BONDS
27,000
23,750
5,800
Mar. 1
1938
Bid
Ask
62 k
55
60
49
Sale
49
Mar. 31
19
J
80
60
70
70
83
50
58
58
80
55
Mar. 28
60k Mar. 25
55
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
63k Jan.
72 k
9
Mar. 25
70
Mar. 25
60
Mar. 25
75
70
10
60
Mar. 25
40c
75c
32c
Mar.
80c
Mar.
32c
Mar.
80c
Feb.
1948
STOCKS
394
476
23,306
181
57,207
Amer Pneumatic Service
non-cum
♦
preferred
__
80c
55c
50
lk
50
Amer Telep 8e Tel
eg
12 H
143 %
100
81 Assoc Gas & El Co class A„_I
1G Bigelow-Sanford Carp com. *
206 Blgelow-San Carpet pref.lOO
1,210
2.481
1.482
3,082 Boston Ac Albanv
..100
7,943 Boston Edison Co
IIlOO
3,997 Boston Elevated.._.
100
2,608 Boston Herald Traveler Corp*
135 Boston Be Maine pref stpd.lOt
Common
392
IOC
Preferred
5
100
Prior pref
"1100
Class A 1st pref
stamped 100
1st preferred class
A
100
Class B 1st pref
stamped 100
Class C 1st pref
stamped 100
1st pref class C
100
585
606
>368
20
240
11
Sale
66
""350
1,678 Boston Personal Prop
2X
3k
IX
10 X
3X
25
25
& Fue' Assn
»
com
Cum Prior pref... 100
6% Cum preferred
ino
7
4%
35c
2X
Sale
Sale
70c
Sale
3
49 X
26 X
100
90c
554
10«
20
135
j^o
6
100
50
27 X
2
pr*,e"*d
B
848
Adjustment
4,055 EaaternSS Lines,
Preferred
80
30
142
302
1,515
4,113
70
415
903
844
ImI:.:.
695
115
•
,
Stores""*
S2Sr&Ssrs£rTo:
3E2&
c?.™p,d2!
1,200
3,133 Gillette Safety Razor Co.." 170 Hathaway Bakeries cl A
*
Preferred
40
*
Mi
m ™ * ** *"m *■ m **
790
1,850
1,528
5.323
1,412
30
50
co
15
"
98
'
ISn?8 oncoVreVfs::::::!
I Button
Hole Mach Co. 10
nt
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28
783 Maine Central
235
Preferred 5%
370
95
]0o
v t
o...*
2,500
2,718
36,740 Narragansett Rac'g Assn I~ncl
860 Nat Service Co
""650
com
1,890 National Tunnel
shs t c
1
& Mines..*
200 N E Gas Be El Assn pref
100
\£W
Tal Be Pel...200
146 Ne* Wver Co com
100
Preferred
63
inn
1,153
6,930
2,336
30,650
240
841
60
131
Y.w 5 * Hertford"IIII100
?Utt*
2.50
CId
m
omn
Colony........
r«i^e^tlfifateS
ioo
5Q
"*25
321 Reece Button Hole MachlllO
451
Folding Mach Co
10
102
301
6,914 Shawmut Assn T C
9,303 Stone A Webster Inc cao'stk
1,935
3,584
100
270 Suburban Elec Secur com..*
2d preferred
35
1,899
6,105 Torrlngton Co (New)
""I r
230 Union Copper Ld Be Mln Co 25
1,165 Union Twist Drill
5
12,993 United Shoe Mach Corp.
52
1,088
Preferred...
""25
24,543 Utah Metal Be Tunnel."""!.l
"
550
386
11,703
27
945
1,381
50 Venezuela Holding Corp... 1
154 Vermont A Mass Ry Co...100
2,741 Waldorf System Inc...... *
3,130 Warren Bros
79
No par value.
161
*
P) Be Co
Ex-dividend
1
com
*
70
2k
8X Sale
6
Sale
35c
2X
49 X
27 H
80c
75c
3X
Sale
28 H
IX
22
18
6
8
2
5
3X
3%
13
18*
14H
19
2
IX
5X
10 X
"IX
6X
Sale
4
20
28c
45c
45c
18
50c
22
29
35c
40c
"19" "22"
5
J5*
22
2
IX
25c
24
Sale
12 He
25t
IX
"99H Sale"
2%
Sale
Sale
2X
10
Sale
IX
51
Sale
35c
20
IX
20c
12c
2X
3%
1
2
Mar.
1
1
Mar. 10
IX
2X Mar.
2 k Mar.
3X Mar. 10
2X Mar. 14
3
4X Mar.
3
'45"
1
10
70
3
5X Sale
4X Sale
31c
Mar. 16
109k Mar.
48 k Jan.
13 k Mar.
2
7
2
2
65c
9
Mar.
11
Mar.
7
9
Mar.
66
Mar.
4
60
lk Mar.
IX Mar. 10
5% Mar. 30
4X Mar. 31
31c
Mar.
8
Sale
2X Mar. 18
42X Mar. 30
Sale
20
80c
Sale
80c
12
14 H
Sale
14X Mar. 28
5X Mar. 31
5X
1
2X
17 X
13
16
23 X
1
5
2H
3
2X
20
Sale
Sale
IX
Sale
2
Mar. 30
Mar. 19
Mar. 14
2X Mar. 28
20
Mar. 15
13
16
Mar.
7
Mar. 31
25X Mar. 29
IX Mar. 28
5
9
Mar.
6
Mar.
1
31c
Mar.
8
3
3
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
75
8
Mar.
2
Mar. 12
Mar.
2
2 k Mar. 18
42k Mar. 30
80c
Mar. 30
Mar. 19
Mar. 3
X Jan. 24
14 k Mar. 28
6
Mar.
2
Mar. 14
5k Mar. 31
lk Jan. 28
2k Jan.
4
20
Jan.
7
22
8
3% Mar.
3
Mar. 15
Mar.
7
20
13
19 X Mar.
28 X Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 31
2
7
8
Mar. 23
12
Feb.
18
15k Jan.
4
25 k Mar. 29
lk Feb.
5
10
Mar. 31
40c
50c
28c
Mar. 31
Mar.
8
35c
Mar. 25
Mar.
8
7k Mar. 31
lk Feb.
7
19
Mar. 31
27c
Jan.
7
Sale
25c
Mar. 16
40c
Mar. 14
25c
Mar. 16
19
Jan.
Jan.
7H Sale
19
17
Sale
7X Mar. 31
19
lox Mar.
20
1
22
92
Sale
5
Sale
6c
19
4k
2
4X
X
3
19
2
Sale
4X
5
40c
15 X
Sale
4
20
10X
8X
75c
90c
26
25c
35c
20
Mar. 10
18X Mar. 30
3X Mar. 26
7
18
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
IX Mar.
20c
4
Mar. 10
21X Mar.
4X Mar.
2
IX
2X Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 18
94
Mar. 31
65
2
81
12
Sale
10
65
40c
Sale
37c
Mar. 25
2
3
3
Mar. 29
42c
"80c"
40c
Sale
IX Mar. 30
2X Mar. 17
18*
1SH
22
21
Sale
Sale
Mar.
2
9 k Mar. 30
14X Mar. 30
2
18
Mar. 30
Mar. 11
"2"
IX Mar. 22
Sale
9
Sale
5% Mar. 29
50c
Mar. 31
75c
Mar. 23
18
Mar.
15c
Mar. 26
10
59c
25c
Sale
30c
81
65
Mar.
9 k Mar.
2X
10X
9X
75c
Mar.
18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
Mar.
Mar.
lk Mar.
Mar. 23
25X Mar.
15c
Sale
55c
Mar. 30
92c
96
8
101
96
Mar.
97k Mar.
8X Mar.
3X Mar.
Mar. 29
2
Mar. 26
Mar. 2
65c
1754 Mar. 22
8
2
Mar. 10
1X
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
5k Mar.
75c
Feb.
40
3l
Sale
22 x
30c
2
90c
55c
"M
5
Mar.
20
69k Mar.
40X Mar.
Sale
2 k Mar.
14 k Mar.
50
3X
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
39X Mar. 10
23
3
Mar.
Sale
95
37c
Mar.
Sale
Sale
lk Mar.
13 X
22 k
3k
19
18
50
8X
8
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
44c
40X
55c
1
4% Mar. 21
2X Mar. 11
Jan.
lk Jan.
3
3
Jan.
18k Mar.
3k Jan.
Mar. 18
Mar. 31
2
5X Mar. 30
IX Mar. 31
22X Mar. 25
25
5
7
1
Mar. 16
Feb.
18
Mar.
Mar.
15c
17k Mar.
50
Mar.
38k Jan.
55c
Mar.
1
Feb.
96
5s/.
I7/
20
26
19
6
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
lk Mar.
10c
19
2% Mar.
~5l"
"18"
12
1
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
40 X
lk
1
5
10c
lk Mar. 30
17
Sale
51
25X
lk Mar. 22
20c
83 X
2k
Sale
Sale
35
20
Sale
"65"
2X
55c
20c
1
13k Jan.
15c
'¥
10
70
5H
IX Mar. 16
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
6
lk Feb.
5k Mar. 30
4k Mar. 31
20
Feb.
3
Jan. 31
5
3k Feb. 25
12k Jan. 11
#
28
6
13
5
Jan. 28
Feb. 25
Jan.
5
Feb. 26
4
2k Feb.
4k Jan. 11
3k Jan. 18
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
15
Jan.
Jan.
4
Ik Feb.
31c
Jan.
12
Mar.
2k Mar.
2
Feb.
56
Feb.
5k Mar.
Ik Mar.
1
7
Mar. 18
20k
2k
3k
2k
Mar.
2 k Mar.
61
43 X
20 X
15c
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
2H
2
40c
21X Sale
4X Sale
19k
68 X
20
2X Mar. 15
Mar. 29
40
7X
3X
Mar. 18
10X Mar.
3X Mar.
5X Mar.
lX Mar.
12
Sale
Sale
1
9
3
Jan. 16
108k Jan. 14
124
Feb. 24
2k
Sale
Mar. 28
Sale
107
6
5
71X
100
2
4H
38 X
90c
IX
Mar. 15
19H Mar.
8
23
Sale
2X
52
7
18
22
23 X
Mar.
IX Mar. 29
"15"
30c
1
13 X Mar.
2
Mar.
I X Sale
16
3
35c
14
5
35
4
49
7
60
10
26 X
25c
19
122X Mar.
109X Mar.
17*
Sale
22
10
91c
Mar.
15*
IX
"l3H "18"
2X
9X
60
21
94
25c
IX
l8*
2
Sale
"ilk
1
15
16X
20 X
Mar.
2
11X
15X
14
93
3
27 H
dcA
Mar.
IX
45
*§o
28
.
1,920 Pacific Mills
9.918 Pennsylvania RR
4,296 Ouincy Mining Co..
5,071
1,001
-
deP°sltII...
ot
600 Old Dominion Co.
350
<900
7,311
4k
20
lk
60
21^
Feb.
Feb.
2
24
IX
X Mar.
85
Sale
Sale
20
*
10,423
30
25
3X
3
2X
^100
1,437 Mass Utll Associates
512
1
25
Sale
110 k Mar.
Mar. 18
1
Sale
3
IX
Mar.
86
Sale
~~4k
10
35
150
30
I*
65
130
1,605
Jan.
lk Mar.
14k Mar.
149 k Jan.
IX Mar.
11
Mar.
2X Mar.
lis
IX
4H
2k
870 East Mass St Ry Co
3,233
Sale
3
3X
3X
110k Mar.
X Mar.
2
Mar. 9
Mar. 3
Mar. 1
Mar. 18
Sale
Sale
IX
Sale
IX
14X
137X
X
Mar.
85
Sale
Sale
IX Mar.
11
21
50 X
19H Sale
2
3H
12
""""
12
111k Sale
50
3
240
•
Sale
Sale
80
Preferred
49
Sale
92 X
10
1,922
1,488
1,300
748
616
Mar. 10
24X
Sale
Sale
n*
IX Sale
11
86
70
250 Bast Boston Co
1,023
9,224
136k Sale
*
Tr!
4,715 Calumet Be Hecla
9,315 Copper Range Co
150
200
960
14*
170 Boston & Providence.....100
420 Brown 8c. Durrel Co common
71
270
1,747
3,157
94
Sale
Sale
23
85
Class D 1st
pref stamped 100
1st pref class D
100
278
75
75c
2
19 x
_
88
3.917
2,030
60
Par
First preferred
550
Highest
Sale Prices
60
6%
515
Lowest
Sale Prices
78
775
150
Highest
Sale Prices
1948
1,642
"1,147
Ask
\
Lowest
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
|
194?
net A
565
15
•
Series D 4s
817
911
1
Series B 5a
EMt Mat* StRR
Shares
Shorn*
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 3
$
19,000
9,500
5,200
$95,700
239,350
$33,700
56,550
-----—
Jan. 1 to March 31___
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
March
803,654
2,318,035
1937
1938
Bond Sales
1937
614,790
1,259,988
15
10k Jan. 11
7k Jan. 11
Feb. 24
70c
3
Jan.
3
51k Jan.
7
30k Jan. 21
lk Feb. 14
23
Feb.
3
6k Jan.
2
Jan.
3k Jan.
30
Jan.
13
Jan.
19k Mar.
30
Jan,
lk Feb.
7k Jan.
11
Feb.
2
Jan.
24
13
13
22
16
16
2
13
23
14
28
10
7
Feb.
Jan. 31
k Jan. 14
19
Jan. 26
lk Jan. 28
35c
18
Feb.
23
9
Jan.
Jan.
27
15
2 k Jan.
12
22
26c
24
Jan.
11
k Jan.
10
5k Feb. 11
15c
Feb.
5
18
Feb. 23
Jan.
0
Mar. 18
Feb. 21
2k Jan.
23
102
10
68
2 k Jan.
79c
Jan.
12
10
5
Jan.
5
3k Jan. 27
44c
Mar. 5
16k Jan.
24k Jan.
4k Jan.
20
Jan.
2 k Feb.
10k Mar.
Ilk Jan.
91c
Jan.
40k Jan.
27
Jan.
11
17
10
7
17
1
12
18
5
17
25c
Feb. 18
20k Feb.
5
77k Jan. 12
41k Jan. 31
1 k Jan.
1 k Feb.
10
3
7
8k Jan.
6
4 k Jan. 13
25 k Feb. 23
103
Jan.
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
March
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE
SALES
—
1937
163,054
357,301
Shares-
247,046
960,742
March
Jan. 1
BONDS
1,501
140
472
1,178
3.411
370
16,602
1,160
3,947
52
""102
876
2,607
380
590
4,320
145
95
911
5,705
4.708
290
70
5,000
""720
505
5
955
265
565
3,250
9,218
Preferred
3,610
965
486
*
Irtaoiai Net Gea
*
Co
.........
252 CrandallMcKStHend..
1,533 Devonian OH
4,364 Duqueane Brewing
211
17 %
11% Sale
Sale
4X Sale
32% Sale
Sale
13X Sale
1% Sale
3%
4
8% Sale
IX Sale
4% Sale
12
•
.....5
7
19
12%
*
100
..1
Uarb-Walker Refrar com..
9,000 Phoenix Oil com...
Preferred..
1,000
1,887 Pittsburg Brewing
Preferred
1,284
10
8
70c
10
75c
107
21
Sale
11
9X
Sale
9
75c
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
5c
10c
Sale
40
Mar.
Mar. 10 Ill
.
4
1%
86 %
7%
Sale
Sale
Ti"
1%
....1
2c
4
5
Mar.
7
60c
Mar. 25
Mar.
Mar.
5
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
7
5
2
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
2
17
9 X
5
6
70c
Sale
Sale
8
7X
Sale
50
IX
Sale
5%
2%
90c
5%
2%
4 "I"
4c
6c
5c
Mar.
UNLISTED.
110 Lone Star Gas 6H% pref.100
1
2,149 PennrondCorpv tc
17
15
Feb.
30
Jan.
15
8
6
12
Mar. 24
Mar. 31
9% Mar. 3i
7% Mar. 21
5
70c
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
7
Mar. 24
19% Mar.
12% Mar.
9% Mar.
8
1
2
8
Mar.
8
80c
Mar.
8
0%
Sale
Sale
Mar.
17% Mar. 26
57% Mar.
98 X Mar.
0% Mar.
Mar.
30
63
102
8
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
25
24
7
17
30
i
Jan.
29
Jan.
30
31
Mar.
5
Jan. 17
Mar. 25
3% Jan.
5
Jan.
Mar.
7
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
27
Jan.
29
Jan.
Feb.
15
29
1
Jan.
18
Jan.
Mar. 31
9% Mar. 31
7% Mar. 21
5
Mar. 26
Mar.
Jan.
15
Jan.
15% Mar. 30
11% Jan. 22
70c
8
Mar. 30
Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
2
13
28
24
Jan.
7
9
25
11
Feb.
3
57% Mar. 22
98% Mar. 31
6% Mar. 31
Jan.
3
24
Mar. 24
Feb.
27%
4%
1%
1%
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
Jan.
17
Jan.
12
Jan.
Jan.
18
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
12
Jan.
14
9
8
10
9
2
1
Jan.
Jan.
15
Jan.
17
18
4c
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
6c
27% Mar.
4% Mar.
IX Mar.
IX Mar.
IX
40%
5X
2X
1%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
25
25
Mar. 12
Mar.
3
25
5c
27%
4%
IX
IX
23%
1
Feb.
1
Jan.
12
2X Mar. 25
2
Mar. 31
Jan.
19% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 18
Feb.
3
24
1
Mar.
4c
Mar.
Mar.
2
Mar. 31
4c
8
2
4
4
9
10c
2X
19
Sale
21
Sale
2
IX
81X Sale
7% Sale
5X Sale
5
8X
10
19 X Sale
Sale
1
IX 85c
2
2X
IX
—..
-
lc
7
7%
Sale
9
30% Sale
1%
Sale
3c
lc
3
2
19X Mar. 30
5% Mar. 18
4% Mar. 25
58% Mar. 30
5% Mar. 30
-25
Mar.
9
5% Mar. 18
6% Mar. 16
81% Mar.
1
Mar. 30
8
8
15% Mar. 30
20
1
Mar.
2
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
2
Mar. 17
2c
Mar. 15
2c
Mar. 15
3
Mar.
6
85c
Mar.
2
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
3
60c
24
1X Mar. 26
Mar. 16
70
8
32:
li
9X
Sale
2
OX Mar. 25
5X
22
1
Sale
IX
40
22
Mar. 31
1% Mar. 23
55c
Sale
37
50c
Sale
10 X
Sale
02 X
Sale
Sale
15% Mar. 31
62% Mar. 31
65c
70
2
Mar. 16
7
39X
100 X
2c
Sale
100
100
505 Vanadium Alloy Steel.—.—*
...1
7,430 Victor Brewing Co..
12,879 Westinghouse Air Brake....*
2,804 Westghouse El ft Mfg
00
7
17
30
25
98 ^
IX
40 X
2X
...
575
Mar.
Mar.
2%
4%
24%
10%
6%
4c
4%
1%
58%
5%
Mar. 25
7
Jan.
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar. 18
Jan.
12
Jan.
3
Jan.
12
Jan.
10
Mar. 30
Jan.
10
15% Mar. 30
I Jan.
Mar. 31
Jan.
6
Jan.
13
10
6
85c
2
Jan.
14
14% Jan.
lc
.....1
1
6% preferred
Bx-dlvidend.
Mar. 17
24% Mar. 29
10 X Mar. 30
OX Mar. 31
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
11% Mar. 31
*105
4
5
22%
-•
100
1,000
6% Preferred
.....10
685 Standard Steel Spring
*
2,861 United Engine & Pdy
.5
25
1,675 United States Glass
x
Mar. 23
60c
101
8X
100
8
24
940 Reymer & Bros common
*
200 Ruud Mfg
...........5
8bamrock Oil ft Gas.
Mar. 28
2% Mar. 30
4% Mar. 30
15X Mar. 30
*
1,930 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
901 Plymouth Oil Co..
.5
Mining
Mar. 28
11%
35
.1
2,540 Pittsburgh Plate Glass....25
7,628 Pitta Screw ft Bolt Corp.... •
San Toy
Mar. 16
11% Mar. 31
4%
5% Sale
4
•
25c
.
19X
12 X
9%
5 Pittsburgh Coal Co com.. 100
1,085 'Mttsfturfth Korttings.. .....1
Renner Co
10% Sale
OX Sale
Sale
70c
7
7
19%
Sale
310 Penn Federal Corp common.*
80
4H% Preferred—.....50
No par value
Mar. 10
Mar. 10 107
20% Jan.
—
10,957
100
Highest
Sale Prices
2
133 Jones & Laughlin St'l pref 100
2,601 Koppers Gas ft Coke pref.iou
...*
15,890 Lone Star Gas
3,350 McKJnney Manufacturing..*
6
2,439 viesta Machine
10
15,004 Mountain Fuel Supply
10,422 Nat Fireproofing Corp com.5
10
725
Lowest
Sale Prices
105
112
108
75 Horne (Jos) common
100
76 Jeannette Glass preferred 100
6,546
*
Highest
Sale Prices
10
—
......10
1,152 Pollansbee Bros pref
6,775 Port Pitt Brewing
5,100
3,250
7,687
1,557
Lowest
107
♦
380 Electric Products...
3~000
1.442
Ask
107
—10
PreferredArmstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
375 Consol Ice Co Preferred
166 Copperweld Steel
5,400
""345
1
Sale Prices
Mat. 31
Ask Bid
Bid
*
Corp
918 Byere (AM)
*
31,622 Carnegie Metals..-.——....1
3,005 Clark (D L) Candy
•
•
8,204 Columbia Gas A F.lectHc
2,350
650
"
Ask
100
-
111 Pittsburgh OH & Gab.....—5
"1J87
JAN.
STOCKS
60
10
1,124
7,341
2,150
1949
4,303 Allegheny Steel
10
Mar. 1
1938
Bid
S
10,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s
Qharet
Share*
RANGE SINCE
Price
Since
3,000
Jan. 1 to March 31---
Jar.. 3
In
%
$4,OOo
6,O0q
$3,000 r
10,000
March
PRICES IN MARCH
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
1937
1938
Bond Sales
1938
Stock Sales
65c
Sale
Mar. 16
Mar. 26
8
20
Jan.
Jan.
14
Feb.
20
24
Jan.
12
lc
1% Mar. 26
70
Mar. 16
7
Jan.
3
6% Mar. 25
Mar. 16
J an.
3
Jan.
24
Jan.
12
Jan.
Mar.
7
32% Mar.
1% Mar.
4
5
22
Mar. 16
Mar.
1
37
Mar. 16
Jan.
50c
Mar. 26
Feb.
14
7
15
15% Mar. 31
62% Mar. 31
Jan.
12
Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
10
10
37
65c
25% Mar.
96% Mar.
2
2
Mar. 31
1% Jan.
18
-I
112
2%
110%
Sale
Sale
110% Mar. 19 110% Mar. 30
1% Mar. 29
2% Mar. 7
110% Mar. 19 112
1% Mar. 29
3
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
I
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
•r,:'
1938
Shares_
AGQREQATE
1937
|
308,643
Stock Sales
March
697,056
I
STOCK EXCHANGE
March
Shares
Shares
1,575
6,242
7,847
1,260
6,730
2,207
5,975
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
Jan. 3
STOCKS
Allen Elec 8c
Equipment
1
Ask
Bid
% Sale
% Sale
Auto City Brewing common. *
Baldwin Rubber
common... 1
Bower Roller Bearing.
5
Brlgga Mfg Co common
Burroughs Adding Mach..
BK
*
IK
51c
22
Mar. 31
-
Sale
Sale
Sale
% Jan.
3
K Jan.
5
4K Mar. 31
12 K Mar. 31
13K Mar. 31
1K
Sale
IX Mar.
3
53c
8
18
22 K
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
2
8
Mar.
18K Mar.
2K Mar.
8
3
1
11
Mar.
5
11
6K Mar. 25
1
14K Mar. 17
36
Mar. 31
13K
87c
IK
3K
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
Mar. 28
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
2M
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
4K
12 K
13 K
95c
16
IK
Lowest
Sale Pric*s
Mar.
40c
IK
53c
18
20
Highest
Sale Prices
Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
7K Sale
7
*
Burry Biscuit Corp ....12^c
100 Casco Products Corp..
Bid
Lowest
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
Par
7,115
20,367
24,583
1,850
13,457
6,058
17,239
100
1937
1,925,284
956,469
Shares_
— .
PRICES IN MARCH
DETROIT
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
In
1938
Stock Sales
Jao. 1 to March 31
"2K Sale"
10K
5
16
Mar. 26
IK Mar. 31
Mar.
5
IX Jan.
K Jan.
19
15
9K Jan.
21X Jan.
10
26
Jan.
15
20
Jan.
11
13
.
3
11
Jan.
15
Mar.15
Chamberlin Metal Weather
100
9,352
2,168
100
Strip Go common
......5
30,693 Chrysler Corp common.....5
5,174 Consolidated Paper com...JO
250
800
602
688
250
300
252
160
200
2,425
1,575
1,850
2,550
4,310
623
100
300
340
1,525
2,533
1,134
Delsel Wemmer Glib com
Detroit
6,672
430
14,566
8,187
8,315
350
3X
IX
Paper Products.....
300 Eaton Mfg Co
>
"ix "Ik
J*
ill
Sale
2K
IK
93 X
Sale
Sale
3
12
17
IK
2K
3K
13 K
IK
Sale
2
2K
Sale
14 K
9,870 Prankenmuth Brewing com. 1
3,435 Fruehauf Trailer Cor com... 1
26,982 Gar Wood Industries com
430 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
3
*
Class B
3
9K
-----
Sale
8
2K
-----
General Finance Corp com.l
com
..Id
Goebel Brewing Co com
1
Graham-Paige Motor com_.l
Sale
13 K Mar. 31
87c
Mar. 31
IK
5K
87c
2K
11X Mar. 23
IK Mar. 26
Sale
77
IK
IK
IK
2
IK Sale
10K
12K
12
12 X
9X
2K
5*A
Sale
10
4
2K
Mar. 30
IK Mar.29
Mar. 26
2
IK
12K
15K
15X
2K
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
23
26
18
6
Sale
6
2K
Sale
2K Mar. 31
9
4
Mar. 28
12K Mar.
IK Mar.
Mar.
1K Mar.
2K Mar.
3 K Mar.
14K Mar.
15K Mar.
15K Mar.
93 K
3
29
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
9
8
IK Mar.
3K Mar.
13
Mar. 28
Sale
IK
78
Mar. 30
1
IK Mar. 21
3K Mar. 23
13
6K Mar. 25
53 K Mar.
Mar. 30
8
Sale
26* 34M
IK
1
9
5K
Sale
5K Mar. 31
4K
24 K
Sale
30
4K Mar. 29
6K Mar.
5X
3K
3
IX
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
34K
10
29 X
26K
15
3K
34K
3K
AA
60c
Grand Valley Brew common. 1
3K
35K
Sale
nVA
75c
13K
Sale
Sale
Sale
.....
2K
25 K
2K
80c
Sale
50c
70c
2
2K
8K
Sale
1
.
30
Mar. 21
*~2K
Mar. 31
25K Mar. 31
2K Mar. 31
30
Jan.
Jan.
12
2
11
13
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
16
Jan.
11
10
15K Mar. 26
15 K Mar. 18
Jab.
15
Mar.
Mar.
13 X J&n.
10 X Jan.
12
2K Mar.
4K Jan.
4K Jan.
12
4K Jan.
IK Jan.
10K Jan.
12
9
6
5
Mar.
4K Mar. 29
7K Jan.
30
35 K Mar. 15
3K Mar. 2
IK Mar. 2
60c
Mar. 30
2 K Mar. 12
30
Feb. 25
Mar. 31
12 K Feb.
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
38
75c
"~3K~Mar.~~2
Mar. 21
12X
2X
25K
2K
Mar. 21
Mar. 26
IK Mar. 9
4K Jan. 17
15K Jan. 27
3K Jan.
3K Jan.
IK
12 X
15K
15 K
2K
2
2
Mar. 30
12K Mar. 18
IK Jan.f 8
5K Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
1
L08
Jan.
1
75c
50c
17
15K Feb. > 2
IK Mar.
IK Mar.
8K Mar.
IK
23
6K Mar. 25
62 K Jan.
2
Mar. 26
IK
31
21
IK Mar.
77
Mar.
12K Mar, 4
9K Mar. 3
2K Mar. 29
8
IX
IX
31
11X Mar.
18
10
1
3
4
1
2
26
18
4X
.*
General Motors
36
....
*
com
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
16
4
common
..*
1,040 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
4,430 Ex-Cell-O Corporation
3
5,313 Federal Mogul common.....*
2,889 Pederal Motor Truck com...*
6,635
44,782
32,142
40,158
2,420
3%
K
2X
Detroit
Sale
14K
12
IX
93
Gray Iron Fdy.....l
100
"l"6l6
"l~X Sale'
Detroit Mich Stove common. 1
200 Federal Screw Works
I,995
.100
Detroit Edison com
14
10
Detroit & Clevel Nav com.. 10
Detroit Steel Corp com.....5
*
100 Detroit Steel Products
"
6~250
1
com
Crowley, Mllner 8c Co com..*
Cunningham Drug Sts._2.50
200
8,430
3,421
10,465
19,134
17,020
1,803
53 X
Sale
36
13 X
87c
Sale
14
-.1
Consumers Steel Prod..
Continental Motors
6K Mar. 25
6K
48 K
Mar. 30
X Jan.
5
Mar.
4K Jan.
Jan.
3K Jan.
IK Jan.
70c
Feb.
12
10
13
,,
It
21
25
JJ
15
11
10
16
1,625
'
"
3,845 Rail Lamp com.... ........*
Home Dairy class A
.....*
11658
"3",512
Hoover Steel Ball com.....10
576
2,051
Hoskins Mfg Co common.2.50
100
100 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
Class B
.._*
5,585
1,965
6,977
6,550
II,138
2.812
3,078
900
173
5,555
300
6.690
1,000
385
1,588
500
2,660
I,510
10,927
25,474
17,794
32,729
9,687
11,032
2,300
400
12,738
6,888
554
1,484
10,160
4,827
1,366
3,265
3,410
4.691
..*
Hurd Lock & Mfg
Co com
1
Kingston Products Corp....!
Kinsel Drug Co com
1
Kretge (8 8) Co com
....10
Lakey Fdy 8c Mach common. 1
314 Mahon (R C) class A pref
»
1
16,665 Masco Screw Products
1,050 McAleer Mfg Co com.......
1
27,551 McClanahan Oil Co com
9,450 McClanahan Refineries. ....1
1,375
3,138
1,890
7,365
6,365
42,383
Mich Steel Tube Prod....2.50
Michi-
an
Sugar com....
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
Mid-West Abrasive com
1
50c
.10
28,028 Murray Coro common
530 Muskegon Piston Rg com 2.50
32,533
16,940
1,064
5,692
27,843
8,397
5,410
Packard Motor Co com.....•
Parke Davis 8c Co..
.....
45
965
190
%
,X
15
...
2X
—
18
IX
3K
6
k8a>
3H
2X
1X
1X
7H
-
J
3X
Sale
Sale
9X
5
5X
9X
7
58c
2K
57c
17 K
2
——
-----
9
Sale
2K
Sale
Sale
3
19K
97c
37c
97c
6K
65c
16
vA
1
Sale
IK
6~~ Sale
Sale
5K
37c
42c
IK
50c
15
Sale
——
IK
17
81c
19K
25c
55c
75c
8
55c
5
74c
Sale
Sale
90c
Sale
40c
-----
41c
4K
5
4K Sale
IK
IK
IK Sale
Sale
3K
2K
1
80c
5
3K
IK
Sale
JX
JX
6K Sale
30
32
37
Sale
18
2
Sale
4K
IK
2
2
3K
3X
3K Sale
10
2~X Sale
12
11
10
.....
109
......
IK
4K
IK
2K
3
3K
3K
3K Sale
IK
2K
2K
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
3K Sale
18
20
Sale
12
24
Sale
Sale
2K Sale
7
Sale
IK
2
94
16
3K
31K
6K
Sale
Sale
IK
25
23
2
12 K
109
3K Sale
5K
7K
3K Sale
4K Sale
5K
6
4K
4K
-51"
6
"6 K "Mar ."30
16K Mar. 18
7
15
Feb. 17
22 K Mar.
7
6
Mar. 30
22 K Mar.
10
Mar.
Mar. 30
7K Mar.
5K Mar. 30
50c
29
31
30
31
Mar.
6
40c
Mar.
8
3,150 Universal Cooler class A....*
Class B
*
18,908
4K Sale
2K
2K
For footnotes see page 61.
Y
Mar. 31
18K Jan.
3K Jan.
19K
IK
IK
X
IK
7K
K
Mar.
Mar.
7
1
81c
60c
25c
Mar.
8
69c
Mar. 23
Mar. 23
6
66c
Mar. 2
4K Mar. 11
4K Mar. 1
IK Mar. 5
IK Mar. 1
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
6
^
40c
Mar. 19
Mar. 31
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
Feb.
4
Mar. 29
2
75c
Mar.
1
Mar. 30
Mar.
7
3K Mar. 31
4K Mar.
37 X Mar.
18K Mar.
Sale
94
2K Mar.
7K Mar.
IK Mar.
IK Mar. 31
2K Mar 31
2
Mar. 30
2K Mar.
3K Mar.
3K Mar.
.
Mar. 29
26
2
Mar. 28
17K Mar. 30
20
91
94
Mar. 28
109
3
3K
2K
2K
Sale
4
Sale
103
3
4
4
3
1
Mar. 16
3K Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
Jan.
IK Jan.
18 X Jan.
13 K Jan.
7K Jan.
11
6
25
13
17
Mar. 30
10
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 28
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
5K Jan. 11
37 X Feb. 25
20X Jan. 11
12
Jan. 20
Mar. 10
4
2
Mar. 30
Jan.
5
Mar. 28
Jan.
28
3K Jan. 11
7K Mar. 3
2K Jan. 15
IK Mar. 31
2K Mar. 31
22
Feb. 21
2K Jan.
11
Jan.
12
4K Jan.
10
27
Feb.
8
4
22
Jan.
10
14
13
94
Mar.
8K Mar. 30
1
14
Jan.
2
8
17K Mar. 30
1
90
12 K Mar.
Mar. 25 105K Mar.
Mar. 30
4K Mar.
Mar. 30
5K Mar.
2K Mar. 18
8
3K
31X
14K
7K
IK
4K
IK
Mar.
10
17
Jan.
3
Jan. 11
Feb. 14
Jan.
2
4K Feb. 26
Mar. 26
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
12K Jan. 27
4K Mar. 29
31K Mar. 30
14K Mar. 30
7K Mar. 28
1M Mar. 25
4K Mar. 31
IK Mar. 10
6
10
1
11
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3K Mar. 29
2K Mar. 25
Mar. 15
25
13
7
13
13
15
10
10
12
12
17
97c
Mar. 26
11
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17K Mar. 24
IK Mar. 2
3K Mar. 29
2K Mar. 25
75c
40c
90c
38c
Mar. 31
1
5K Mar. 30
X Jan.
6
IK Mar. 29
__
17
15K Mar. 30
IK Mar. 31
1
2K Mar. 14
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
69c
5
2
12X Jan.
22K
11K
9K
K
3K
K
17 K Mar.
Mar. 26
25c
9
Mar.
60c
9
17
81c
60c
7
2K Mar.
64c
Mar. 14
1K Mar.
40c
Mar.
15K Mar.
IK Mar.
8K Mar. 30
-§r-
4K
2
17 K
90
25
Sale
3K Jan.
"
103
3
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 25 107
Mar. 30
4K Mar.
Mar. 30
1
12
20
6K Jan.
1
5
Jan.
11
m.
mm
mm
mm
m.
mm
mm
mm
....
IK
5
3K Feb.
34
2K Mar. 18
4K Mar.
3K Feb. "l
5K Jan. 17
mm
22__
100 U S Radiator com......._..l
1,150
8,145
Mar. 26
9
Mar.
10
6K Mar. 30
16 K Mar. 18
22 K Mar.
7
8
4K Sale
2
4K Mar. 29
* Sale
-----
Pfelffef Brewing Co com
*
Prudential Investing Corp.)
100
9K
6K
-----
Peninsular Metal Products. 1
Preferred
8X
10K
17 K
11
Sale
31,179 Tlroll Brewing Co common.!
2,487 Union Investment Co com..*
4,830 United Shirt Distributors..*
United Specialties com....
U S Graphite Co.........10
9
19 K
1K
IX
9K
5.574 Tlmken Axle com.........10
880
% Sale
2% Sale
14 K
30
14,179
Sale
7
2.50
Parker Rust Proof com.
2,451
II,436
825
~8~~ 'io'x
3K
16
20
Parker Wolverine Co com...*
.6
7,951 Reo Motor com........
8,190 Rlckel (H W) & Co common.2
9,316 River Raisin Paper com...
1,570 Scotten Dillon com
..10
42,799 Standard Tube Co class B...1
1,439 Stearns (Frederick) com
*
448
5% cum part pref
100
845
QX
12
16K
.....
*
....10
Preferred.
Moore (Tom) Distillery Co
1
*520 Motor Products Corp com... *
350 Motor Wheel com........ 5
420
'"8",503
Hudson Motor Car
2K
2X
7X■
10X
3K
IK
Sale
3
Mar. 30
1K Mar. 24
4K Mar.
2K Mar.
1
4
1
Mar. 30
IK Mar. 24
3
3K Jan.
12
•fH
APRIL, 1938]
AGGREGATE
SALES
March
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
Ask
Preferred.
Bid
20
2% Sale
% Sale
/%T"%
4
25
26c
.....
100
82%
12
Ask
18
Sale
3
Sale
1%
35c
5%
80%
aV/4-
65c
5%
1%
25c
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
20
2
Mar. 18
65c
Mar. 30
Mar. 25
95c
Mar. 10
Mar. 14
30c
2
25c
2% Mar.
Mar.
13
Jan.
Feb.
1
2
3
65c
2
Mar. 25
2% Mar. 10
Mar.
2
5% Mar.
2
10
5
Jan.
2%faaU
28
4
5
5
9% Mar. 30 10% Mar. 24
127% Mar. 21 127% Mar. 21
304 Amer Tel Ac Tel Co
100
100 Borg Warner Corp com.....5
1,833
6,358 Commonw Ac Southern Corp *
200 Consolidated Oil Co
125
♦
a Deferred
;
Mar. 26
1
;
Mar.
5
33% Mar. 25
1% Mar.
1% Mar.
1
3
3
Mar. 26
35
Mar. 12
1
15
Mar.
5
33% Mar. 25
14
9% Sale
18
17% Sale
Sale
Mar. 25
15% Mar.
4
14
Mar. 25
Sale
7
Mar. 29
9% Mar,
7
Mar. 29
10%
Sale
10
Mar. 29
18% Mar.
1
1
10
Mar. 29
11
Sale
10
*
delivery sales.
>. ■
J-•/;".
p
1
9% Feb.
1% Sale
*
2,061 Standard Brands Inc
No par value.
Sale
•
6.680 Nash-Kelvlnator Corp...
5
10.868 N Y Central RR
100
1.744 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
4,977
647
742
1
1% Sale
..1
275 Kennecott Copper Corp.
125 Kroger Groc & Bak Co
1,816
9% Mar. 30
13% Jan.
Jan.
127% Mar. 21 149
24% Jan.
5
24% Jan.
*
10.096 Hupp Motor Car Corp
200
6
.j,1'
12
12
5
1
■
"""526
18
14
6
13
17% Jan.
.
10
„
1% Zu.
3% Jan.
% Jan.
6% Jan.
17
13% Jan.
3
% Jan.
Jan.
20
Mar. 30
,
80%
25%
Unlisted Dept.—
2,420 American Radiator.........*
220
1
Sale Prices
25
2% Sale
94c
2%
Young (L A) Spring 8c Wire. *
Mar. 31
Ask Bid
20
17
,
...
"""547
Mar. 1
1938
Bid
Class B..
3,695
•
25,747 Warner Aircraft Corp com, 1
4.712 Wayne Screw Prod com
..4
9.100 W -Iveilne Brewing Co com.. 1
1,840 Wolverine Tube Co com
2
'640
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 3
172 Walker 8c Co clasr
7,477
2,117
5,300
61
Price
Shares
"i:200
EXCHANGE
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK
DETROIT
Sale
10% Mar. 29
6% Mar. 30
7
6% Sale
r Sold
for cash.
.
.
x
vr.;.-
15
8
Mar.
4
Mar. 22
10% Mar. 29
6% Mar. 30
Jan.
2
14
9%
1 %
42%
15%
Feb. 15
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
Mar.
4
12%
19%
16%
9%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
10
11
12
Ex-dividend.
■
>-.v•
,
...
^...
.
I'c-:
Philadelphia Stock Excha nge
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Slock Sales
1938
March
Shares
AGGREGATE
In
March
*
SALES
"3",606
Shares
BONDS
1938
STOCKS
Shares
4,727
14,403
533
600
533
1,262
3,305
1,517
3,957
8,148
1,692
5,505
3,231
16,418
20
380
755
2,205
11,684
3,871
28,784
188
95
585
1,301
911
1,468
1,865
1,465
2,025
3,327
22,073
18,263
45,020
35,927
200
252
800
1,000
1,992
10,166
651
931
3,316
540
~1,196
1,580
1,907
1,736
2,598
2,944
200
235
17,605
667
93,184
1,835
311
412
3,700
4,504
4,800
9,591
338
347
2,200
4,016
4,897
2,572
6,571
9,645
1,807
84,906
2,605
1,583
1,278
601
39,481
1,359
1,262
935
No par.
x
Jan. 1 to March 31
133,000
$80,000
199,400
PRICES IN MARCH
Bid
103
1937
$70,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
123,000 Elec Ac Peoples tr ctfs 4s .1 *>4*
2,000 Lehigh Valley 4s
1948
1,000 Pennsylvania 4%»
..1965
7,000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
1943
"
1938
1
Jan. 3
1,361
7,051
•
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Bonds Sales
March
al, 191,226
2,154,299
738,024
$
66,500
1,000
1937
279,632
Jan. 1 to March 31_____
Iioo
Co
->10
dell Tell Co of Pa pref... .100
Budd (E G) Mfg Co
.....
Chrysler
8
6
Ask Bid
Ask
7
5%
5
18%
25
8
144 %
8%
Sale
15
15%
115% 118
4 % Sale
Sale
Sale
common..
10%
17
11
17
"26%
Sale
IIIo
29%
Sale
Horn AcHardart (Phlla) com.*
Horn 8c Hardart (N V» com..*
95
102
22%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation..*
3%
Lehigh Valley
50
5%
1
23%
4
Sale
25
1%
7%
Sale
Pennroad Corp v t e
*
50
Pennsylvania RR
Penna Salt Manufactur'g-50
com
2%
Phlla Elec of Pa S5 pref..
*
Phlla Elec Pow pref
25
Phlla Insulated Wire....
*
2%
21
Sale
Sale
128
145
2%
3%
115% Sale
29% Sale
21
18%
2
7% preferred
Philadelphia Traction.
3% Sale
7
5%
50
...
50
Sale
Reo Motor Car Co.........
7
Sale
9% Sale
136% Sale
111% Sale
15
Sale
16%
25
18
12% Sale
18%
118% Sale
114% Sale
5% Sale
3% Sale
4
53%
4%
Sale
3
Sale
37% Sale
"31% Sale" "21% Sale"
34% Sale
31
3
11% Mar. 10
.50
.......
.....
9% Mar.
Mar. 31
16%
12% Mar. 31
18%
114% Mar. 31 119%
3% Mar. 29
5%
5
71
Mar. 26
7
Jan.
4
Mar. 23
Feb.
25
Jan.
24 101
Jan.
20
Jan.
10% Mar.
3
6% Mar.
111% Mar.
15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2% Mar. 28
72
36
Mar. 31
4% Mar. 30
21% Mar. 31
25% Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
»
*
2
2%
3% Sale
28% Sale
10% Sale
105% 106%
10%
9
10%
24
13
Jan.
2% Mar.
36
rights.
Jan. 18
Jan.
6
Mar. 18
Feb. 23
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
21
17
2
5%. Jan.
Mar.
63%
7%
31%
41%
4% Mar.
21% Mar.
25% Mar.
12
Jan. 15
Jan. 12
Mar.
7
Feb.
3
108% Mar. 12 100% Jan.
24% Mar. 10
4% Mar.
1
Mar.
1
6% Mar.
1
6
22
Sale
Sale
29%
4
2%
2%
10%
2% Mar.
22% Mar.
144% Mar.
2% Mar.
116% Mar.
31
29% Mar.
11 108% Mar. 12
1
24% Mar. 10
4% Feb. 28
3
Mar. 30
6% Feb. 25
x y±
% Jan.
5
.Jan.
1% Jan. 12
1% Jan.
3
8
1% Jan.
4% Mar. 29
8% Jan. 12
21 % Feb.
3% Mar. 30
Mar.
1% Mar. 29
Mar. 30
2
4% Mar. 30
Mar. 18
2
iiH
36
Sale
26%
28
Sale
14% Mar. 30
35% Mar. 31
26% Mar. 30
Mar.
%
I Sale8
1*
2
% Mar. 3
% Mar. 31
Sale
1%
3
Sale
Sale
iV
1%
14%
127%
2%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
112
Feb.
Mar. 24
2%
22%
9%
1
aV/s
Sale
1% Mar. 17
1% Mar. 29
Sale
Sale
100% Sale
8
Sale
8
11
22%
8%
99%
7%
8
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
30
2
Mar,
Jan.
Jan.
31
Mar.
16
Feb.
11
Mar.
Jan.
26
1 % Mar. 29
Mar. 30
10
20
2
15
8
Feb.
Feb.
17
17
Jan.
12
3% Mar.
2
Mar.
4% Mar. 30
Jan.
Jan.
12
7
2
Mar.
2
Mar. 18
Feb.
8
22% Mar.
40
30
Mar.
Mar.
10% Jan. 14
35% Mar. 31
26% Mar. 30
% Mar.
1% Mar.
1
15
101% Mar.
9% Mar.
9
7
11
Mar.
2% Mar.
3% Mar.
3% Mar.
29% Mar.
10% Mar.
29
Mar. 30
31
29% Mar. 31
18
Sale
Sale
9
4% Mar. 29
2% Mar.
Sale
.....
Includes 647.269
11%
149%
16%
18%
119%
6%
43%
Mar.
12% Mar.
114% Mar.
3% Mar.
4% Mar.
54% Mar.
6% Mar.
31% Mar.
35% Mar.
112% Mar.
7
2
United Gas Impt com....
6% Mar 5 31
15
1% Mar.
14% Mar.
127% Mar.
Sale
i*' Sale^
.....
Transit Invest Corp
Preferred
Sale
Sale
5
40
Coal.
7
Mar. 23
21
2
Sale
4%
145
3%
28%
a
Sale
17i%
29
United Corp common....
Preferred
Sale
2
2%
115X4 116
30% Sale
37% Sale
Traction
25%
2% Sale
22% Sale
135
racony-Palmyra Bridge.
Tonopah-Belmont Devel.
Westmoreland
Mar.
"
6%
Scott Paper.....
Preferred........
7
72
111% Mar. 30 137% Mar.
Sale
102
105% 109% 102
24%
23%
23% 21
3%
3X
4% Sale
3%
6
Sale
3
3% Sale
13
Westmoreland. Inc
Mar. 23
•22
Salt Dome OH Corp......
Union
Mar. 26
1%
Phlla Rapid Transit.......50
.
5
Sale
*
Nat'l Power 8c Light
1
25
Corp
...
Tonopah Mining
Sale Prices
10% Mar.
...*
Penn Traffic
Highest
Sale Prices
42
3%
47%
Electric Storage Battery.
General Motors....
Preferred
Lowest
Sale Prices
101
'.lib
Mitten Bank Sec
Highest
Sale Prices
72
*
Corp
Curtis Pub Co
6
Bid
Lowest
.100
Budd Wheel Co
Ex-dividend.
_.
Preferred
Ask
Mar. 31
Par
American Store*.
American Tel Ac Tel
Bankers Sec Corp pref_. ..50
Barber
Mar. 1
Mar.
% Mar. 31
1
1%
1 %
22%
8%
99%
7 7X
Mar. 24
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
TV/To*.
6
13
Feb. 14
Jan.
24
Jan. 11
Feb. 15
Jan. 21
Mar. 16
Mar. 29
Mar. 19
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29
Jan.
21
30
Feb.
7
29
31
30
6
12
5
4
San Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
Shares_
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE
BONDS
STOCKS
410 Bank of Calif Nat
90
465
6,033
755
840
Preferred
475
1,068
Claude Neon Elec Prod
*
*
*
1
90 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOo
44,192 CrownZellerb Corp com (new)
Preferred (new)
5,005
5,174 D1 Giorgio Fruit Corp com. 10
Preferred j
100
1,490
2,810 Doernbecker Mfg Co.
......
*
1,939 El Dorado OU Works cap
7,149 Emporium Capwell cap
Preferred
50
2,520
5,631 Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap.5
1,137
2,165
660
2,350
180 Ewa Plantation
140
2%
934
4
12
46%
48
99% 100
46%
47%
0%
8
27%
32
101% 103
17%
18%
20
—
28
30
Sale
375
9% Sale
64% Sale
~ '
4
434
23
24%
4
4%
4%
208
16
19
69
Sale
29%
1%
Sale
2%
17 %
Class A preferred
Galland
484
25
Mercantile
common
715
...
..10
•
2,030
7,185
4,616 Gladding McBean Co
15,877 Golden State Ltd cap
1,415
2,255
4,712
3,458
5,005
16,209
510
*
Hale Bros Stores. Inc. cap.
Oil....
Co
Fire
of
A
Marine
Calif
(new)
"l",775
1,925 Hunt Bros. Packing
Preferred
1,895
1,820
10
cap
new'
*
*
10
cap.
15
6,885 Langendorf United Bak cl A *
Class B
3,232
2,336 Leslie Salt Co capital
II,332 Le Tourneau Inc common.10
1,518
500
992
....
5,210
102
378 Libby McNoill & Llbby
♦
26,114 Lock Heed Alrcr Corp com..l
1,211 Lyons-Magnus lnc A
8,803
785
Sale
92
3
5
155
9
Sale
10334 Mar. 15 10334 Mar. 15
101
Jan.
10734 Feb.
5734 Feb.
7 102
Mar. 21
Mar. 12
17 108
17 57 34 Feb. 17
Sale
175
it*
21
5
93
Sale
Sale
20
f
26*
4
6%
%
38%
16% Sale
45%
43%
86
89
48
48% 30 % Sale
Sale
10134 102% 100
36
37%
54% Sale
7%
30
105
16%
8%
6
6%
9
Mar.
5
9
Mar.
1334 Feb.
12
Mar.
Mar.
9
12
Mar.
19
Jan.
14
2% Mar.
4% Mar.
Mar.
7
4
Feb.
25
Mar.
3
234 Jan.
434 Mar.
934 Jan.
10
Mar.
9
171
Mar.
3% Mar.
1334 Mar.
Mar. 10
17
11
Mar. 16
Mar.
Mar.
3
17
Mar.
1
3%
534
%
3134
15%
46%
Mar. 23
27%
3%
Jan.
4
534 Mar.'10
1934 Jan. 14
21
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
1934 Mar.
334 Mar.
534 Mar.
34'Jan.
3134 Mar.
1534 Mar.
4634 Mar.
2
87
Mar.
7
30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar.
87
Mar.
Mar.
30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 16
99% Mar.
3?3
3
Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar.
1
6% Mar.
Mar.
o
Jan.
31
2034 Jan.
434 Jan.
1234 Jan.
% Jan.
3634 Jan.
Mar.
6
10
11
12
26
24
Jan.
12
50
97
Jan.
Jan.
11
27
5234 Jan.
20
Feb.
24
6234 Jan.
15
102
9934 Mar.
3734 Mar.
634 Mar. 29
834 Mar.
18
32
Jan.
Mar. 23
Jan.
4 10634 Feb.
18
Jan.
Jan.
19
5
5
27
Mar.
310
Mar. 23
Mar. 16
Mar.
Mar.
30
103
2
190
Mar.
1§34 Mar.
12
26%
3%
171
334 Mar.
1334 Mar.
36
27%
32% 30
106% 101
10434 105
17%
Mar.
29
4%
320
11
Sale
4%
375
306
Sale
71% Sale
4%
4%
26% Sale
4% Sale
18
21
325
7% Sale
56
Sale
3
Sale
18%
3%
20
4%
27
Mar.
2934 Mar.
4% Mar.
3% Mar.
Mar.
320
11
Mar.
Mar.
8
7% Mar.
7134
434
2634
4%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
7
1
310
56
Mar.
3
Mar.
1834 Mar.
3% Mar.
34%
73%
30
2%
16
105*
46%
36%
Sale
Sale
5
10
15
19
Jan.
25
434 Jan.
19
2
17
334 Mar.
Mar.
320
Jan.
734 Mar.
12
Jan.
5
12
Mar.
Mar.
73
Jan.
11
1834 Mar.
334 Mar.
28
56
3
534 Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
13
20
19
Feb.
9
1434
3434
1034
4634
Jan. 12
Jan. 11
Feb. 24
Feb. 23
5
8
Feb.
7
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
8
43
Jan.
Mar. 25
Mar.
8
33
Mar. 31
62
Mar. 31
76
Jan.
Jan.
1
17
Mar. 30
33
Jan.
3
3
134 Mar. 28
1534 Mar. 25
16
24% Mar. 17
1
834 Mar. 4
2134 Mar. 22
2534 Mar. 31
634 Mar. 29
38
Jan.
15
9
Jan.
11
27
Feb.
7
8J4 Feb.
434 Jan.
15
10
Mar.
3
Mar.
2
10
Mar.
46
Mar.
34
62
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
74
17%
17%
1% Sale
12
1534
17
Mar. 30
30
Mar.
134 Mar. 28
1534 Mar. 25
234 Mar.
16
2134 Mar. 22
25% Mar. 31
634 Mar. 29
Sale
33
1834
934
2634
634
7
12
33
62
23
31
25
31
18
1
1834 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14%
18%
9% Sale
2734 • 28
6% Sale
41
41%
33
Sale
1
32
1534
934
2634
634
4334
19
10
32
26
8%
27
634
9
22
31
21%
Sale
Sale
27
Mar. 24
7
Mar. 29
234 Mar. 29
8%
3%
9%
Sale
12%
26
22%
12%
28%
14%
29%
27
25%
11%
Sale
2534 Mar. 31
26%
21
Sale
21
36%
17%
28%
7%
36
3734
31
3234
13
14
29
20
24%
21 %
6%
8
2% Sale
25
7%
3% Sale
33%
16
21
com
280 Hutchinson Sug Plant
150
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar.
6
36
10
27
10
234 Jan.
20
Jan.
26
11
12
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
3534 Mar.
Mar.
8
25
834 Mar.
334 Mar.
4
1
7
28
1334 Mar. 5
2934 Mar. 15
2634 Mar. 8
Mar. 24
Jan.
27
234 Mar. 29
24% Mar. 17
Jan.
4
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
1334 Jan. 14
2934 Feb.
2
2934 Jan. 22
3334 Jan. 10
1334 Mar. 30
2334 Mar. 29
Mar. 10
11
25
21
lnsut
capital
110 Honolulu Plantation cap
610 Hudson Motors Car Co
10
22
25%
31% Sale
7%
8%
23% 29%
11%
•
7,063 HonoluluOIICrpLtd
16
40
7
com.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co
Houie
90
3,403
*
com
Preferred
Hancock
Lowest
Sale Prices
Laundry
(capital)
13,151 General Motors
4,494 General Paint Corp
210
iIH
Sale
If
45
230 Fireman's Fund Iadem cap 10
329
3,886
2,545
Highest
Sale Prices
~34~~
Sale
11%
%
%
36%
20%
49% Sale
43* 495H
2,290 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
8,011 Food Machinery Corp com. 10
2^
2,180 Foster & Kleiser com
100
12
"S
id*
9
11% Sail4
190
60
Lowest
103% Mar. 15 10334 Mar. 15
Mar. 21
Mar. 21 102
102% 102
10834 Mar. 12 10834 Mar. 12
28
59
12
870
665
3%
31
34
2,647
1083
Ask
Industries
75
1,430
20
SB
*
100
20,721
2,995
2,718
680
21
50 %
Sale
5
Chemical
20
19%
common
Consol
5%
18%
20%
*
50
Inc class A partlc pref.
3,502
3,119 Creameries of Amer (new)
1,558
1,525
10%
20
42 34
Sale
cap..
180
19%
34 34
150 Coast Cos Gas&El 6% 1st pf 100
175 Consol Aircraft Corp com
I
20
195
5 34
*
633 Clorox Chemical A.
230
5
15 %
1
stock..
9,376 Chrysler Gorp
1,874
11%
14%
3%
634
120 California Water Serf preflOO
10,044 Caterpillar Tractor
350
1154
1434
334
7
185
caplOO
asso
7,135 Callf-Engels Mining Co
1,122 California Ink Co lnc A
11,055 California Packing cap
Preferred...
I,326
30
4,789
55
25?
735 Calaveras Cement Co com—♦
100
1,970 Calif Cotton Mills cap
700
4,835
63 %
14%
-
100
101
101
106
103
10634
11
2,218 Bishop OU Co
5
4,343 Byron Jackson com cap
*
4,167 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred
..20
1,120
1,573
1,838
1,582
102
101
60
3,507 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap 10
8,921 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
20
10,105 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
5
7,405 Atlas Imp Diesel Eng Co
172
105 M
9834 102
105
Ask Bid
po|
Shares.
1,289
1,946
6,520
4,969
Bid
101
1,000 Call? Packing Corp 5%.. 1940
6,000 Calif Water Serv 4%
1961
2,000 Coast Co G & E Co 4%..1965
2,000 South Pacific Co 4 % % —1969
Ask
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
1938
-
Shares
1
3
Bid
$
1,000
1,000
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan.
Jan. 1
March
Jan. 1 to March 31.
PRICES IN MARCH
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALE
Since
Tn
1937
$25,500
94,500
$3,000
11,000
March.
848,090
1,515,043
389,313
898,386
1938
Bond Sales
1937
1938
Stock Sales
March
6%
2
1
2%
15%
10
3%
19%
12
1
34
3§*
15
7
9%
16
8%
Sale
6
5
18
26
7%
1%
2%
8%
1%
4
15
Sale
23%
3%
38
16
3%
% Sale
IK
2H
7%
834
8% Sale
4%
5%
13
2%
Mar. 10
18
Mar.
4
2334 Mar. 29
8
% Mar. 31
2
Marl 26
1134 Mar. 22
Sale
Sale
36
6
18
16
5
3334 Mar. 18
1334 Mar. 30
2334 Mar. 29
Sale
3%
13
Mar. 31
334 Mar. 28
"134 Mar."
7
234 Mar. 11
15
Mar. 31
Mar. 29
5
5
Sale
534 Mar. 30
Mar. 31
13
Mar. 31
17
Jan.
21
10
6
Mar. 29
834 Jan. 26
1034 Jan. 10
534 Mar. 17
Mar. 29
Sale
6
17
10
Jan.
1834 Mar. 15
13
6
Mar.
834 Mar.
1
534 Mar. 17
4
10
1634 Feb.
434 Feb.
34
38
Jan.
39
2
1
Mar. 23
6
Jan.
Mar. 11
Marl 26
Mar. 23
1
2
34
10
14
Jan.
1134 Mar. 22
Mar.
35
13
7
Feb.
Jan.
2
% Mar. 31
2
334 Mar.
16
30
5%
6%
5% Sale
Mar.
Feb.
12
Jan.
7
Jan.
6
534 Mar. 30
5
Jan.
13
r
8,817 Magnavox Co Ltd (capital)}^
2,935 Magnln 8c Co (I) common..
1,920
524
10
"4",284
9,720
Preferred
Merchant Cal Mach Co com 10
70 Market St Ry Co prior pf.100
40
10
"""580
Preferred
North Amer Iny
<
1,580
210
30
50
2,770
0% preferred
100
780
4,857
26
North Amer OU Consol cap. 10
227 Occidental Insurance cap..10
11%
102
14%. Sale
9%
U-%
3%
5
8%
8%
5% Sale
9%
9%
% Sale
8%
9
90
9
Vfr
10
i*
734
9
3% Sale
8
% Mar. 31
8
Mar. 29
34 Mar. 3
1034 Mar. 16
102
8% Sale
preferred
O'Connor Moffat
......
Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
B
5
5%
Sale
4% Sale
24%
38
43
20
48
34
17
12%
39%
13%
24
25
23
26
No par value,
93
%
J*
.......100
......100
1,320
1,340
8,595
%
10%
% Jan.
8
95
834 Mar. 29
934 Mar. 29
Mar.
1
Mar. 16
734 Mar. 30
334 Mar. 29
734 Mar. 31
834 Mar. 16
534 Mar. 1
934 Mar. 3
334 Mar. 26
3
134 Jan.
18
Mar. 29
13
Jan.
Feb.
95
Feb.
10
3
1434
1234
434
934
734
1034
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
16
14
10
15
20
3
834 Mar. 29
934 Fen. 11
434 Feb. 14
734 Mar. 30
334 Mar. 29
734 Mar. 31
Corp—
Common
7,675
40
340
•
8
6
..........100
.....10
1,710 Meieir-Frank Co
16,013 Nat Auto Fibre- InrCom stkl
17,479 Natomas Co capital
•
6,577
8,374
250
160
100
...
% Sale
10J4
12%
90
102
1334
14%
9%
11
Sale
9%
15
17
5%
6
9
t Removed from listing Feb. 4,1937.
8%
9%
19
6% Sale
16
25
9% Sale
6%
12%
4
Sale
83
153'
Sale
23
23
3
Mar.
8
23
Mar. 29
43
Mar. 25
Mar. 15
23
Mar. 25
40
12
Mar.
4
Mar. 31
24
Mar.
2
7% Mar. 25
9
Mar.
7
1834 Mar.
634 Mar.
8
1
934 Mar. 31
23
15
5% Jan.
434 Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
334 Mar. 26
334 Mar. 26
934 Mar. 31
23
Mar. 31
734 Mar. 25
15
Mar. 29
334 Mar. 26
11
Feb. 24
19
Jan.
1334 Feb. 23
2834 Jan. 15
1034 Jan.
12
1834 Mar.
8
634 Jan. 18
April, 1938]
AGGREGATE
SAN FEANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
SAN
FRANCISCO
m
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
—
16,331
7,362
1,761
5,649
510
4,835
2,840
610
270
1,875
.
200
1,308
80
310
10,245
1,440
2,630
50
9,125
1,637
30
3,051
400
23
Mar.
27
Mar.
25
Mar.
Sale
32
Mar.
Sale
99
Mar.
Sale
3% Mar.
13% Mar.
17 X
14%
Sale
Sale
100
96
Mo cap..*
40
1%
2%
1%
3%
5%
9%
1
......50
1
common....
13
80
840 Schlealnger (B F)
130
cum
Oil
com
pref
*
100
United Air Lines Trans
v t
Universal Cons Oil
Victor E
c_5
111
uipment Co com_.l
Conv cum pref
.5
Waiaiua Agricultural Co..20
160 WellsFargoBk A UnTr cap 100
Western Pipe A Steel of Calif
7,650
170
480
20
234
45
common
..._1#
Yellow Checker Cab Co—
(Consolidated^ cl A
Class A series 2
com
1,099 Yosemite Portl Cem
No par value.
ser
I.5S
cap..50
pf..l0
Co
Sale
Sale
63
27
9%
Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
•
Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
Union Sugar Co common..25
Mar. 29
2% Mar. 29
30
69
29
Sale
%
%
6%
29 %
8
Sale
13%
14
l._
14%
75
82%
10 X Sale
19
19%
21%
23
7%
8
13%
m
9%
35
170
i*
10
Sale
Sale
6%
32%
18%
%
14%
81
10%
21%
7%
Sale
Sale
IX
15%
84%
Sale
21%
17%
15
8
Sale
10%
3%
9%
38%
Sale
Sale
10%
39
580
2 90
6
25%
14
6%
Sale
15
%
1%
10% Sale
76
78%
8% Sale
17%
Sale
9% Sale
5
5%
8% Sale
2% Sale
7% Sale
28% Sale
260
Mar. 31
27
Mar. 31
25% Mar. 30
32% Mar. 31
Mar. 21
Mar.
1
Sale
99
7
Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan.
10
3
4
90
4
132
Mar.
3
Mar. 22
5
15
28
15
14
Mar. 29
9% Mar. 29
4% Mar. 29
1% Mar. 30
13
Mar. 29
89
Mar. 12
2
6%
6%
56%
15%
25%
4%
36%
13%
6%
1%
&
90
Mar.
17% Jan.
Mar. 31 119% Jan.
Mar. 30 137
29% Mar. 31
91% Mar. 22
42
35
28
14
4
1% Feb,
Mar.
8
5
Mar.
3
5
54
Mar.
8
Mar.
Mar.
3
Mar,
Mar.
4
8
2
Mar.
3
Mar.
3
Mar.
7
Mar.
3
Mar. 10
Mar. 18
Jan.
5
Jan. 14
9% Mar. 31
18
93
20
Mar.
9
12 103% Mar. 12
22
1% Mar. 1
1
Mar.
1
25
15% Mar. 3
31
Mar. 29
Mar.
2% Jan.
12
25
11% Mar. 30
83
Mar. 30
29% Mar. 3
Mar. 29
Mar. 26
Mar. 3
Mar. 28
9%
%
%
6%
25%
Mar. 31
13
Mar. 26
% Mar. 21
10% Mar. 31
80
8
Mar.
7
Mar. 31
17% Mar. 31
9% Mar. 31
5% Mar, 26
8
2%
7%
28%
259%
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
25
Jan.
36% Jan.
Jan.
13
89
Mar. 29
Mar. 12
&
90
Feb. 15 20%
Mar. 8 115
103% Jan. 15 105%
6
% Jan.
1
3% Mar.
4%
10% Mar. 29
16%
Mar.
1
2
% Mar. 21
Mar. 22
Mar.
7
15
8
1
Mar. 11
Mar.
1
38
Mar.
30 280
Mar.
27
18
13
2
Jan.
17
8
4
29
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
28
Mar.
259% Mar.
7
Feb. 25
30% Jan.
22% Jan.
n Mar.
17
28
31
26
21
31
31
26
26
29
31
31
15
12
Feb. 24
5
17
Mar. 31
9%
5%
6%
2%
7%
8
29
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
10
17% Mar. 31
1
11% Mar.
1
3% Mar.
8% Mar. 28
31
Jan.
Jan.
8
3
31
Jan. 10
Mar. 30
18
Mar. 10
Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb.
2
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
13
Mar.
% Feb.
10% Mar.
76% Feb.
Mar.
8
Mar. 28
8*
Mar.
IVAMar.
6
15
10
11
11
Jan.
28%
9%
%
%
6%
25%
8
7
32% Mar.
19% Mar.
Ill
Mar. 31 100
24
Mar. 29
11% Mar. 30 23
60
Mar. 30
83
2
Mar.
Jan.
29% Jan.
92
30% Mar. 16
18M
eP,
Feb.
6% Feb. 28
56% Feb. 24
20
2
24% Mar. 19
1
20% Mar.
60
14
Jan.
12
Feb.
2
Jan. 28
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
9% Mar. 29
4% Mar. 29
1% Mar. 30
6
24
Feb.
2% Mar. 29
30
11
10
7
20
Ill"Mar.' "~8 115*"
Jan.
40
Jan.
Mar. 31 104% Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
6
17
14
28% Jan.
30% Jan.
3% Mar. 30
13% Mar. 30
Mar.
12%
12%
Preferred
100
1.663 Sou Cal Gas pfd 6% cum A.25
19,198 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
4%% preferred new
100
Transamerlca Corp capital.. •
91
Sale
20
952
70 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
21,047 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital •
5,826 Super Mold Corp of Cal cap. 10
220 Thomas Alloc Corp class A. *
6,131 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com •
15
Mar. 29
9% Mar. 31
18
23
Sale Prices
12
Jan. 12
35
5% Mar. 29
55
1
14
1
91
Mar. 24
Mar. 18
105% 103% Mar.
1
Mar.
1%
4
2%
3% Mar.
10
Mar.
10% Sale
93
Sale
92% Mar.
5,645 Signal Oil A Gas Co class A.*
36,044 Soundvlew Pulp Co new....5
3,390
3,185
55
Sale
Sale
1%
5
Mar.
Jan.
1
40
Mar.
101
25
Corp
conv
11%
(new).
com
Preferred (new)
1%
5%
6
3% Sale
29%
31
9% Sale
5 % Sale
%
1%
113
640
-
90
2
112% Mar.
136% Mar.
Mar.
133% 132
Sale
29% Mar.
91%
91% Mar.
28%
43
com..
26% Mar.
29% Mar.
27% Mar.
i3oF
if*
115%
50 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior
pf.100
80
6% prior pref ser A
100
3,801
•
Sale
20
Series A preferred
..100
373 Safeway Stores Inc common. •
108.748
16,923
7,235
2,023
29,565
5,350
2,926
1,920
90
1
Highest
5% Mar. 15
8% Feb. 15
4% Mar. 29
6
Sale
Com stock purch warrants.
2,044 Root Bros Inc common.....1
2,088 Shell Union
7
2
Sale
..100
Preferred
9% Mar.
6% Mar.
Sale
224
52,279
8,221
3,227
424
Sale
preferred...25
12,868 Rheema Mfg Co
40,677 Richfield Oil Co
5% Mar. 15
4% Mar. 29
Sale
18
Cumulative
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
103 %
25
...25
.....
Lowest
Sale Prices
6%
51
100
295
Preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
6%
Sale
10,224
10
371
15,816
3,565
6
5%
6%
a
Rlec Co com.25
preferred
lat preferred
15,073 Republic Petroleum Corp
110
400
lat
Lowest
Ask
3,913 Ry Eq & Realty Co Ltd com.
318
6% preferred (new)
100
17,600 Rayonier Inc common......1
40
40
260
180
3.743
12,728
6%
5H%
520 Plg'o Whistle Corp partlc pf •
346 Puget Sound P & T Co com
43
1,398
Pacific Gas A
254 Phillips Petroleum
20
,
»
465
0% preferred....
8,392 Paraffine Cos, Inc.,
70
7,133
15,216
Pacific Can Co
10,416 Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
1,410
S6 dividend pref
•
11,671 ''at Pub Serr com non-vot..*
9,642
Firat preferred
...»
2,360 Pac Tel A Tel Co common. 100
200
5,162
5,326
8,519
Uh
9%
6%
5,363
230
98
Mar. 31
Ask
35,111
20,276
54
2,104
Mar. 1
1938
Par
120 Pacific Clay Products.
20
;v
STOCKS
4,258
—
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 3
420 PaauhauSugarPlantCo
caplS
905 Pacific-Amer Fisheries, Inc. 5
360
35
1,750
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Since
March
63
6%
33%
19%
1%
8
Feb.
14
Jan.
10
Mar.
2
Jan.
19
l$y*
Jan.
13
84
Jan.
26
12%
21%
22%
8%
11%
4%
10%
41%
Jan.
30 285
12
Feb. 24
Jan.
7
8
Mar.
Jl
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
24
11
Jan.
ll
Jan.
26
16% Sale
20
Sale
14%
Sale
14% Mar. 29
20
Mar.
1
14% Mar. 29
22% Jan.
11
30
22
33
28
32
25
Sale
25
29
Mar.
8
30
25
32
Jan.
8
24%
29
3%
24%
2%
Sale
3
24% Mar. 31
3
3%
3
3
Mar. 31
Mar.
7
24% Mar. 31
3
Mar.
Mar. 31
24% Mar. 31
7
3
»
Jan.
26
24% Mar. 31
3% Jan.
6
Los
Angeles Stock Exch.
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES
Shares_
March
Jan. 1 to March 31
In
Jan. 1
Shares
100
v
3
1938
par
900
400
500
500
"i",66o
400
282
500
'
30c
600
200
565
300
700
900
8,800
4,500
2,400
13,500
1,700
3,600
5,600
150
1,100
12,000
3,600
6,900
30,100
400
800
2,000
400
200
800
200
"""§55
400
56
100
9,000
3,500
18,800
1,700
3,400
1,400
common..
300 Holly OH Co
2,200
1,800
500
400
4,700
5,100
1,100
1,600
Mar. 25
9c
4c
9c
5c
Mar. 16
5c
Mar. 16
20%
15%
21%
11
Mar. 25
*
5
10%
1
90c
390
35%
.
6%
11
Sale
399
60c
300
25%
35%
*
36
Sale
16
Mar.
8
1.45 Mar. 23
Mar. 31
53
Mar. 40
7%
8%
9%
4%
9%
3%
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 23
3% Mar. 25
6% Mar.
Sale
60c
Sale
385
390
I
8
3%
£2^
90c
Mar.
390
Mar.
4%
8
Mar.
7
Mar.
1
Mar. 15
Mar.
4
9
Mar.
2
9
Mar.
3
4% Mar. 10
3% Mar. 12
18% Mar. 25
3% Mar.
3% Mar.
18% Mar.
29
67 %c
1
Sale
50c
80c
1%
2
1
*
...
1.2
'1% "1%
35c
5c
Sale
9c
11c
15c
13
11c
15c
17c
16c
10
Sale
2% Sale
4
4%
65c
75c
1.25
Sale
5c
11
87 %c Sale
7c
13c
14
Sale
9
Sale
3
Sale
3
65c
Sale
1.05
3%
1.15
7c
12
11c
11c
Mar.
14
Mar
21
11c
Mar.
16c
Mar
1
5% Mar.
9
Mar
1
2% Mar.
3% Mar.
3% Mar
4% Mar
6c
5% Sale
2% Sale
3% Sale
60c
80c
Mar.
14
14%
Sale
65c
60c
80c
Mar.
4c
90c
60c
Sale
55c
60c
Nor don Corp
13c
14c
9c
Sale
28c
Sale
19c
25c
21c
Mar, 23
80c
Sale
80c
Mar. 31
3c
4c
3c
600
Preferred series A.
10
400
Preferred series C
10
2,000 Pac Gas 8c Elec Co com..
25
600
1st pref 4%
25
300
&H% 1st preferred
25
2,000 Pacific Indemnity Co
...10
900 Pac Lighting Corp com
•
151
$6 preferred
_..._*
100 Pacific Public Service
_*
•
1,500 Puget Sound Pulp 6c Timber*
17,200 Republic Petr Co Ltd
10
50
Preferred
Rice Ranch Oil Co
1
Richfield Oil Corp common.*
Warrants.. ....... ......
Robert Public Markets.....»
Ryan Aeronautical Co
500 Safeway Stores Inc
Samson Corp B common
156
1,000
6%
26%
28%
25%
19%
35%
L01
4%
11%
6%
3%
28%
15c
5%
1%
3%
L .25
*
20
*
75c
1
2
1.25
Sale
5%
2%
10c
9
27%
29%
26%
20%
35%
105
25c
9%
9%
9
22%
26%
22%
37%
103
5
5
12%
6%
4%
32
34%
25c
17c
Sale
2
3%
Sale
21
1%
Sale
7
4
23%
38%
105
5%
Sale
Sale
36
Sale
6% Sale
lli
2%
%Vi
1.25
3
1.30
18%
19%
70c
2%
3c
6c
3
Mar,
9
5% Mar, 25
6
30c
35c
Mar,
8
9% Mar, 26
11% Mar. 14
9%
12
,
23%
27%
9
Mar. 28
23% Mar. 31
28
18%
20
18%
32% 32%
99% 102% 101%
3
4
4%
32
Mar, 25
5
3
Sale
30
5
1
Sale
1%
2% Sale
90c
12
2
1
3%
2%
1.25
Mar.
Mar.
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7,300 So Calif Edison Ltd com. ..25
1,332
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5,400
6% preferred........
25
5,300
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25
1,900 So Calif Gas A 6% pref...25,
2,300 Sontag Chain Stores Co Ltd. *
11,400 Southern Pacific Co
100
10,300 Standard OH of Calif
»
3,400 Sunray Oil Corp
.......1
5c
Mar. 25
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6
9% Jan.
87%c Mar. 31
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1.05 Mar, 25
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23%
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1
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125,700 Sierra Trading Corp
1,900 Signal Oil-Gas A
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10
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30c
25c
1.15
7
26
10
3
23
1.10 Mar
65c
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1
Occidental Pet Corp..
Oceanic Oil Co
1
Ollnda Land Co
1
Pacific Clay Products
♦
Pacific Distillers Inc
1
Pac Finance Corp common. 1®
8
23
25
62% Jan. 15
8% Mar. 5
76
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Mar
29
9
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6
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22
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8
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1.45 Mar. 23
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Mills Alloys Inc A
*
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5
1
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15
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Mar. 5
Mar. 7
Mar. 7
Mar. 7
Mar. 25
._»
23,650 Lincoln Petroleum Corp
1
7,300 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
32,700 L A Industries Inc
......2
3,500 L A Investment Co
10
6,400 Mascot Oil Gj
1
21,000 Men a sco Mfg Co
1
4,900 Superior Oil Co
Mar. 15
35% Mar.
25% Mar.
6% Mar.
Sale
5**
6
*
1
8,600 J®de Oil Co
1
31,965 (tinner Airpl 5c Motor Corp.l
9
1.25 Mar. 28
1%
36
20% Mar.
Mar. 31
16%
Sale
1
5
140 Signal Petroleum Co
205
3c
1
87%c Mar. 18
4
2% Mar. 26
5
Mar. 23
9%
27% Feb.
3 29%
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Jan. 26
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1% Mar. 10
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10
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8
5c
Feb. 26
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3,800 Hupp Motor Car Co
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"2",755
Mar. 25
*
22,300 Hancock Oil Co A
5,500 Holly Development Co
700
13,000
1,400
3c
Goodyear T 5c R Akron com.*
,30
$5 Preferred
*
400
120
Mar. 14
Mzr. 22
5c
10
100 Golden State Co
4,100
53,500
2,800
II,000
9,500
1
Mar. 11
Mar. 14
8c
4%
333
Mar.
2c
1,050
169
40c
8c
3%
31,500
1,100
3,600
36,800
9,400
12,500
62,100
1,300
1,500
6,400
1
25
300 Pacific Western Oil Corn
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*
Creameries of America ▼ t c. *
561 Merchants Petroleum Co
"5",555
1%
2
2,400 Gladding McBean & Co...
2,000 Globe Grain & Milling Co..25
50
10,200
Sale
1
100 International Cinema
25,940
Mar.
52%c Mar. 30 75c
40c
27c
Mar. 23
2%
1% Mar. 30
Sale
1.50 62%c Mar. 22 62%c
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Steel com..
500 Hudson Motor Car Co
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30c
3c
146 Farmers 5c Merch Nat Bk.100
100
"""955
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...
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800 General Paint
Sale Prices
52 %c Sale
15c
30c
6% Sale
7% Sale
5,300 General Motors Corp
100
100
%
1
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
Consolidated Oil Corp
*
2,000 Emtco Derr 8c Equip Co
46,800 Exeter Oil Co A
61
1,100
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Lowest
Sale Prices
100
655 District Bond Co
19,600
1
62 He
400 California Packing Corp
*
656 Central Investment Corp. 100
700 Chapman's Ice Cream Co
*
3,200 Chrysler Corp
5
2,600
3,700
3,300
1,500
I,500
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90c
2,000 Buckeye Union Oil com
1
1,000
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1
2,000
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200 Byron Jackson Co
*
T.666
600
40c
10
10
B common
230 Brock & Co 2d pref
1
Highest
Lowest
31
87%c Mar. 18 87%c Mar. 18
1% 62 %c
1
3% Sale
2% Mar. 26
3% Mar. 14
5
Mar. 23
5
5% Mar. 30
5%
Warrants
6,900 Bolsa Chica OH Corp A
3,800
RANGE SINCE JAN.
3%
9%
3%
1
*
Mar
1
Ask Bid
1
common...
193
5%% preferred
...100
5,900 Barnhart-Morrow Cons
1
3,900 Berkey 8c Gay Furn Co
1
1,400
1,100
2,400
1,900
Mar
Ask
Bid
800 Barker Bros
300
$5,000
Jan. 1 to March 31
Jan
STOCKS
200 Assoc Gas & El A
16,500 Bandlni Petroleum Co
T, 255
_
PRICES IN MARCH
Shares
12,200
_
Price
Since
March
1,951,728
6,368,078
518,367
1,353,965
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
March
1937
1938
Bond Sales
1937
1938
Stock Sales
30
25% Mar. 30
4
24% Jan.
Feb.
25% Feb.
14
8
Mar.
29
4
30% Jan.
3
7% Jan.
9% Mar. 30
Jan.
15
7
12
11
20
8% Mar.
19%
Mar.
33
3
Mar.
Mar.
35% Mar.
25%
Jan.
Mar. 31
2% Mar. 31
26
Mar. 26
Feb.
33
Jan.
Jan.
36% Feb. 23
April, 1938]
AGGREGATE
LOS
SALES
In
Jan. 1
Shares
los angeles
stock exchange
PRICES IN MARCH
Shares
,
200
STOCKS
500
80
2,600
50,300
32,000
12,100
10
...»
25.600
500
2,900
2,200
'•
lie*
17c
1%C
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10c
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Mining Co......J
..100
800 Electric Bond & Share
5%
8
3
3 %
4
6%
3.200
4,200
2
14
3%
7c
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2c
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Sale
2c
40c
7%c
12
Sale
144% 145%
29%
4%
American
Co....
...*
Packard Motor Car Co..
Radio Corp of America.
400 Texas Corp
600 Tide Water Assoc OU...
500 United Corp (Del)......
400
48%
No par valne.
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Warner
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12% Mar. 17
8% Mar. 29
17% Mar. 31
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7
4
Mar. 21
2% Mar. 28
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Mar. 18
2% Mar. 24
Sale
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21c
22
21%
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HI*
800 U S Rubber Co.....
3,200
4,700
3
Highest
Sale Prices
1 u
-—*
800 Standard Brands Inc...
300 Standard OH Co (N J).. -.25
200
2%
3
16
Lowest
Sale Prices
13% Sale
8%
9%
9%
112
112
136% 137% 111
33%
34%
21% 22% 22%
3
3%
3%
2%
2%
..._5
800 Radio- Kelt h-Orpheum..
300 Seaboard OH Co of Del.
mmmrnrnrnrn.
3%
22
Highest
Sale Prices
•
Kennrcott Copper Corp....*
100 McKesson & Robblns
..5
400
200
*
35c
700 Goodrich (B F) Co
.._...*
400 International Nickel Co
•
400 International Tel & Tel....*
600 North
Sale
5%
1,400 General Electric Co..._..._*
200
2,900
25c
6c
12c
3%
lc
20c
1%
Solvents
1,200
300
700
500
2c
Cities Service Co
2,600 Montgomery Ward & Co....*
5.900 N Y Central RR.
•
1
9,100 No Amer Aviation Inc..
2.000
3%
lc
*
900
100
600
20c
3%
........5
400
3,100
8
6%
1,000 Com'wealth St Southern....•
200 Continental OH Co (Del)...5
4,400 Curtlss-Wright Corp
1
300
16
Lowest
Sale Prices
13% Feb. 23
12% Jan. 12
21 % Feb.
25
11%
5%
4%
6%
2%
4
16
7
11
28
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
19
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3% Jan.
18
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13
Feb.
Jan.
l%cJan.
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4% Jan.
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Jan.
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Jan.
22c
2
21
13
21
21
14
20
4
STOCKS—
Amer Rad & Stand San.....*
200 Commercial
100
2,500
3
lc
200 Caterpillar Tractor
1,400
""2% "3"
Sale
10
Ask
8% Sale
17% Sale'
4
80"
200 Bend I x Aviation
100
tn
19
M ColOc
2,200 Anaconda Copper Mlning__50
1,300 (The) Aviation Corp iDel)_.3
100
5%
Mines Co.. 10c
700 Amer Tel ft Tel Co
500
fi*
Black Mammoth Cons M Colftc
39,000 Cons Chollar G & S Co
1
25.000 Imperial Development Co.25c
1,500 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
1
400
500
100
400
Sale
Calumet Gold
UNLISTED
500
200
10% Sale
31
STOCKS—
300 Alaska Juneau Gold
27".6OO
24,000
4,800
1,500
5,000
1.400
20
15
Sale
Sale
7%
6%
6%
5%
6
2%
3%
Mar
Ask Bid
10 %
Yosemlte Portl Cement preflO
MINING
1
18%
6%
6%
100 Western Pipe & Steel Co. .10
1,900
Bid
*
5,200 Wellington Oil Co
I
100 Western Air Express Corp—1
100
100
6,000
11
Ask
25
84 Weber Showcase & Pis pfd—•
1,900
Mar
1938
Bid
27,000 Transsmerlca Corp
30,100 Union Oil of Calif
10,000 Universal Cons OH Co
600 Van de Kamps Bakeries
5,500
1
Jan. 3
300 Taylor Milling Corp
11,500
14,800
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Pries
Since
March
65
^NGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
34
3%
20%
7%
45%
20%
8%
46
38
38%
52%
6
4%
22%
53%
6%
55%
5%
3%
34%
Sale
6%
2
35% Mar. 8
5% Mar. 28
29
34% Mar. 14
Mar. 28
10%
6%
10% Mar. 26
14%
3 %
5%
2%
15%
15
33%
10%
40%
10%
2%
29%
38%
3%
2%
21%
22%
38% Sale
4
27% Mar. 31
5% Mar. 28
Sale
6
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
18% Mar.
2
Mar. 29
8% Mar. 2
17% Mar. 17
4% Mar. 22
6% Mar. 8
2% Mar. 25
19% Mar. 24
19% Mar. 24
3% Mar. 30
5
Mar. 10
3
Mar. 21
Mar. 29
40% Mar. 10
12% Mar. 23
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2% Mar. 15
31% Mar. 17
55 % Mar.
1
5% Mar. 9
24
11
31
26
112
14% Feb. 23
Jan. 26
36% Jan. 11
4% Jan. 10
14% Jan. 10
Mar.
145
22% Mar.
3
Mar.
14% Jan.
36% Mar.
1
44% Feb.
Mar.
2
8% Jan.
\1% Mar.
22% Mar.
3% Mar.
5% Mar.
28
Mar.
10% Mar.
50% Jan.
5% Mar.
9
Jan.
Jan.
1H Jan. 28
22%
5%
9%
45%
18
51%
6%
27% Mar. 31
5% Mar. 28
29
Mar. 28
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
41
Jan.
6
3%
6
2%
19%
8%
49%
38%
10%
2%
29%
38%
3%
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
10%
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
25
24
26
15
3
29
24
10
31
26
29
10
11
10
21
20
Mar. 24
10% Mar. 26
15
8
6
11
15
11
Jani
10
~!1 % Jan.
12
5% Jan.
7% Jan.
5% Jan.
22
Feb.
9% Jan.
49% Jan.
41% Jan.
11
14
Feb.
3
Jan.
15
10
18
11
15
6
„
21
26
29% Feb. 10
61% Jan. 15
*71Z
Tor.
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
1938
Stock Sales
March
—-Shares*
Jan. 1 to March 31----
-----
AGGREGATE
March
Shares
50
375
Since
Jan, 1
STOCKS
Far
20
622
1.467 Clark Controller new...1
266
399 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
3.067 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref...*
156 Clev El,111 $4.50 cum prei.... *
465
"""655
.
1,395
120
8,615
100
330 Cleveland 8c Buffalo Tran..*
25,597
Cliffs Corporation v t c....»*
339 Colonial Finance Co
339
503
Dow Chemical
Klec Controller 8c Mfg......*
Faultless Rubber..
......*
10
103
343
335
675
486
120
10
175
30
84
15
42 Grelf Bros Cooperage.
139
,
630
78
766
38
246
797
170
270
100
50
737
232
33
90
620
200
""150
28
74
322
1,480
340
1,654
430
99
379
50
35
580
2,075
135
1.115
204
30
*
No par
Knitting Mills
foote hurt
........
..*
I.*
*
Fostorla Pressed Steel..
General Tire
3,479
<
Preferred
Halle
.......
725
*
Brothers.
17
2
I-IIi
Sale
Sale
3 5$
30'
*
*
Lamson Sessions...........*
Leland Electric............*
Lima Cord Sole & Heel
1
Preferred
31
Ask
4*$
7
5*$ Sale
7
8*$
Sale
National JRefIning ........25
Preferred
.
.
107 *$ 109
79
66
24
18"
19
5]
21
12
$
3*$
.
11*$
Sale
65*5
14*$
15
2
3*$
45
Sale
10
.....
48
10 H
95$
12
"25$ ""3*i
16*$
36
17*$
38*$
58
20
16
4*$ Sale
6*$
12*$
4
3 5$
2*1
3B; lp
"3*1
3%
85
J >
27
29
30 5$
7
33
11
17
14
Sale
Sale
Sale
595 Vlchek
Wka Co com
Tool....
1,843 Warren Ref
1,044 Weinberger
..._....*
8c Chem com....2
Drug..........*
130 W R I Corp pref.......
a
1
In liquidation.
100
5*$
Sale
18
5*$
16*$
6
9
12
25$
Mar. 29
7
6
13
2
Sale
12
6
2*$
18
6*$
J*
62
Mar. 25
44
if*
Mar. 11 115
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
11
11*$ Mar.
3
Mar. 28
Mar. 8
Mar. 29
11*$ Mar. 3
70
21
1
45
30
Mar. 28
Mar. 22
45
30
Mar. 28
35
14
16
16
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar. 18
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
17
37
Mar.
905$ Mar. 31
31*$ Sale
905$ Sale
5*$
8*$
27*$ Sale
11*$
15
31
90
13
145$ Mar. 26
3*$ Mar. 30
1
16*$
12
8
3
%
15*
30
2*$
60
3
12
6
3*$
8
25$
18
28
13
18
4* 7?H
14
25$
70
Sale
3
85
5
27
15
3
8
3
2*$
3*$
20
10
9
30
19
25*$ Mar.
16*$ Mar.
3
65
Mar. 23
9
2
Mar. 11
Mar. 8
5*$ Mar. 29
25$ Mar. 28
8*$ Mar. 8
351 Mar. 11
28
11
6*$ Sale
2*$ Sale
29*$ Mar.
7*1 Mar.
10
Sale
16
4
9
30
2
Sale
Sale
9
12
9
16
35$
95$
30
2
15
9'
2
Mar. 15
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
Mar. 26
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
3!
35$ Mar. 29
852
9
5
5*$ Mar. 30
10
55$
15$ Sale
5
1*$
Sale
fV*
4*$ Sale
16
35$
2*$ Mar. 11
*$ Mar. 16
17
7
2
18*$
70
Mar. 18
15$ Mar. 31
5
Mar. 26
1*$ Mar. 16
18
50
Mar.
7
Mar. 30
31*$ Mar.
7*$ Mar.
2
2
10*$ Mar. 18
175$ Mar. 2
55$ Mar. 4
10
Mar. 22
33*$ Mar.
3*| Mar.
20
11
9
15
10
65
15
44
Mar. 31
*$ Feb. 17
11
Mar. 29
105$ Mar. 25
30*$ Feb.
1
109
60
85*$ Mar. 18
Jan.
22
45
30
Feb.
3
16
Mar. 28
Mar. 22
31*$ Mar. 31
905$ Mar. 31
5
Jan. 13
15
Mar. 31
Mar. 28
145$ Mar. 26
3*$ Mar. 30
8
Jan.
10
2*$ Mar. 15
18
Mar. 23
25*$ Mar. 9
13
Mar. 30
25$ Mar. 19
65
Mar.
8
6*$ Feb.
13
Jan.
5*$ Mar.
25$ Mar.
17
60
2
Feb.
10
29
28
28
Mar. 18
*$ Mar. 16
95
20
4
18
31
Mar. 30
5
Mar. 26
1*$ Mar. 16
Jan.
3
Mar. 30
25
Jan.
4
Mar. 23
Jan. 12
Mar.
26
12
8
6*$ Feb. 17
14
Feb. 17
8*$ Feb. 17
45$ Jan. 11
70
Jan. 24
3
Jan.
13
5$ Jan.
4
22
Jan.
Jan.
7*$ Mar.
26
2
Jan. 17
Feb. 10
Jan. 10
Jan. 15
Jan. 11
Jan. 17
Jan. 21
Jan.
4
Feb.
5
Mar. 28
Mar. 26
15
Mar. 30
95$ Mar. 30
18
50
Jan.
185$ Jan.
3*$ Jan.
65
9
15$ Mar. 31
18
18*$ Jan. 26
6*$ Jan. 18
10*$ Jan. 19
2
Mar. 18
Jan.
6*$ Jan. 21
44*$ Jan. 18
2
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
5*$ Mar. 30
Mar. 28
Mar. 8
175$ Jan. 14
37*$ Jan. 21
10*$ Feb.
9
3
28
3
24
26
18
29
Jan. 19
45*$ Feb. 18
35
Feb.
7
33
35$ Mar. 29
10
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
85*$ Mar.
29*$ Mar. 27
7*$ Mar. 2
4
Mar.
13
29
16
22
31*$ Jan. 22
8
Feb.
10
25
Jan. 12
Mar. 30
185$ Jan.
6 115
70
28
18 21*$
Feb.
3
11*$
Jan.
6
8*$
Jan. 27
25$
25
27
32
1
Jan.
Jan.
20*$ Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
64*$ Jan.
12
25
12
13 111*$ Mar. 30
Mar. 29
107*$ Jan.
22
10 100*$
125$
65*$
20*$
2J$
25
Mar. 31
Feb. 15
Mar. 29
2*$ Jan.
4
Mar. 29
Mar. 15
Mar. 3
Mar. 4
5*$ Mar. 23
25$ Mar. 4
19
Mar.
1
13
20
Jan
Jan. 25
Feb. 21
Mar. 21
Mar. 26
Mar. 28
Mar. 15
30
Mar. 11
Mar.
1
Jan.
6
5*$ Mar. 23
5
35$
10*$
65$
2*$
50
Sale Prices
8
28
10
:::::
10*
Sale
Mar. 18
2
29
18
5*
9
19
25$ Mar. 11
18
*$ Mar. 16
12
33
Mar. 18
4
15
Mar. 28
15*$ Mar. 2
5*$ Mar. 4
10
Mar. 7
5
37*$ Mar.
23
8
4
3
60
§1* 1?
175$
5 5$
9*$
15
Mar.
ilH
5$
7
Mar. 23
8
2*$ Mar.
Mar.
25*$ Mar.
13
Mar,
25$ Mar.
65
Mar.
18
Mar. 22
Highest
Sale Prices
5
Feb. 17
2
3*$
85*$ Mar. 18
25*$ Mar. 19
i45$
2 5$
Sale
100
12*$ Mar. 10
65*$ Mar. 22
18*8 Mar. 7
Mar. 19
6
3*$
105$ Sale
3*$
5
Corp common.......1
...
15
15
13
10
Mar. 21
25
"25*$ "30""
16*2 Sale
25$
3*$
3
65 Union Metals Mfg Co.......*
37
-----
"28*$
16
2
9
24*$
40
Troxel Manufacturing...... 1
1,315 Upson-Walton
5,570 Van Dora j.ron
2J$ Mar. 25
21
45
.....
43
15
14
10*$ Mar.
14*$ Mar.
40
23
.....
Lowest
Sale Prices
5
Mar.
1
6
Mar.
8
6
65
36
10
31
100
Mar. 29
15
20
46
30
14"" "41"
l\% 'I
S M A
Mar. 31
10
65*$ Mar. 22
85*$ Mar. 18
1,090 Reliance'Jtlec 8c Eng........
4,964 RJchman Bros
870 Seiberllng Rubber..
Preferred
384
Mar. 15
113
114*$ 115
63
63*$ 64
35
578 Packer Corp...............*
949 Patterson-Sargent.
3,100 Peerless Corp..............3
.......
5*$ Mar. 23
8
Mar. 26
9
Mar. 28
a*
25*$
.......*
.
Highest
Sale Prices
5
Mar.
1
100*$ Jan.
114 H 115
68
95
21
25
40
............100
National Tile.
Lowest
31
Mar. 15
Mar. 31 111*$ Mar. 30
109
109
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
22
22
28*$ Mar. 1
Mar.
2
Sale
Mar. 30
1
H
Sale
Sale
Mar. 29
Mar.
11
1
Mar. 3
13 *$
i0 5$
12*$ 105$ Mar. 25
30
31
"29*$ "39""
100
♦
600 Neotle Le Mur"A"
110 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
382 Ohio Brass B
*
28 Ohio Confection..........
6
10 H
"19""
2
"5
25 Miller Wholesale Drag......*
*
305 Monarch Machine Tool Co
190 Murray Ohio Mfg__.........*
value.
10}
15$ Sale*
34*$
*
Interlake SS...
33
1,030
330
Sale
59 *$
110
108
Sale
28
58*$ 61
101*$ 112
....
1,527
55$
Mar
62*
5
Preferred
100 McKay Machine.
*
565 McK.ee iArthur G) B_._...._*
2,072 Medusa Portland Cement...*
419 Metropolitan Paving Brick-.*
3,685
5
10
14
100
624 Kelly Island L AT
1,105
10
6
11
41
1
Ask Bid
15
100
12
100
preferred.
Towing
631 Jaeger Machine...
2,876
Bid
100
Great Lakes
15
""590
5% pref.. .100
141 Hanna (M A) $5 pref
681 Harbauer.
120
73
618
65
410
a Federal
4
5*$
10
10
Ask
1
com
210 Commercial Bookbinding...*
222
13
Mar
1938
Bid
..............
.
2,581 Cleveland Rys.......
947
225
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
960 Amer Coach 8c Body........*
1,700 Apex Electric 8c Mfg.—
"with proxy"...
465
*
5 Canfleld Oil 7% cum pref 100
1,411 City Ice 8c Puel.
25
Preferred.
1,000
—
Jan, 3
Shares
233 Air-Way El Appl 1st 7% pf 100
802 Akron Brass Mfc common..-*
470
—
_
Jan. 1 to March 31---—-----
CLEVELAND
SALES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
March
80,146
242,111
1937
1938
Bond Sales
1937
31,360
87,691
4*$ Feb. 28
11
7
3
7
Jan. 14
Feb.
1
Jan. 26
Feb. 23
2*$ Jan.
20
60
Jan.
Jan.
5
25
29
In the earlier part of this
publication complete records of
the dealings
the country, for the latest month and for the calendar
year to
General Quotations we combine in one
date,
are
on
the leading stock exchanges of
furnished.
In this department of
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions,
only those dealt in
the
on
exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
not
The following is an
index to the different classes of securities
quoted:
Page
Exchange Seats
Page
......................
83
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities
Federal Land Bank Bonds...............
91
Mining Stocks
Foreign Government Bonds..............
92
Municipal Bonds—Domestic......
111
...
Real Estate Bonds.....
91
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
....
Industrial Bonds........................
81
Industrial Stocks.......................
84
Public
Utility Bonds.
Insurance Stocks
99
Public
Utility Stocks.................... 78
.................
Canadian
Investing Companies Securities.......... 72
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
Page
Railroad Stocks.........................
84
...
84
93
Textile Stocks
73
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks-
.........
...................
Railroad Bonds...
67
71
..............112
..............
United States Government
—
84
.
84
Securities...... 91
United States Territorial Bonds—.......J
91
possible for the
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
F*j- The letter 4T' prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it
separately in making payment. In the case of income bonds and bonds In default, the price Is
always "flat," and no designating mark is employed to indicate the fact,
by
Quotations for equipment bonds
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
are
are
It should be borne in mind in the
cases the
kc
figures are obtained from
Thelfollowing abbreviations
based
on
average
maturities.
"and dividend" that is the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the
price.
use
of these tables that the quotations for
many inactive and unlisted securities
are
merely nominal, but in all
sources which are considered reliable.
often used, viz.: "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consoli¬
dated, "conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
are
The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds
mature.
NOTICE—All bond prices
Bid
Bonds
BONDS
Aberdeen & Ashe boro 1st 5s'40J&J /
Adirondack 1st 4349 1942 gu M&S1
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942. J&D
Akron Canton & Youngstown—
Gen & ref 6s 1945 erlesA-A&O /
Gen & ref 5348 1945 ser B.A&O /
are
Mand interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Ask
RAILROAD
_
Alabama Great Southern—
Vicksburg Ry—__
75
97
30
35
30
35
100
97
100
108
103
,
lien 6s 1948
J&J/
Gen Income 6s Oct 1948...J&J /
Alabama &
65
lH
75
1st M g 5s 1974 s rleu A—M&N
62
Albany & Susq 334s g 1946—A&O
Alleghany Corp—
48
Coll tr conv 5s 1944—.—F&A
40
Coll & conv 5s 1949——J&D
25
Coll & conv 5s 1950
A&O.
5s stamped 1950
_.A&0 / 18
Allegheny Valgen 4s 1942..M&S
Allegheny & Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998-—.A&O
American Refrig Transit-—
4.50
Equip 5 >4s series E 1939—M&N »
4.75
Equip 5s ser P, G & H, *41-'45 b
32 X
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-JI
Ark & Mem Ry Bridge & Term—<
1st M 5s 1964
M&S
I54"
Aroostook Nor 6s g 1947
A&O
Atchison Topeka & Santa Pe—
100
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995
A&O
8734
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
89
Stamped
M&N
Oonv g 4s of '09 due 1955. J&D
Conv g 4b '05 due 1955..J&D
Oonv g 4s of '10 due 1960.J&D
92
Oonv deb 4 34« 1948
.J&D
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958—J&
102~34
Oal-Ariz lst&ref4 34s'62 opM&S
97
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1965...J&J
Athens Terminal Ry—
.
30
1st g 5o 1937
J&J /
Atl & Birm.
See Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 434- 1944 ser A
J&J
71
lot M 5s 1944 ser B—.—J&J
Atlanta Knoxville & Northern—
934
4
80
86
52
46
31
20
10334
1946—..J&D
4s Mar 1 2002—M&S
1st cons
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939...P&A
Atlantic City 1st 4s 1951...J&J
1st 5s ext May 1 1954....M&N
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1st cons 4s JUiy 1 1952—M&S
Oonv deb 4s 1939 op '16—M&N
Gen onifser A 4Hs 1964—J&D
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45-M&N
Lou •% Nashv 4s Oct 1 *52.M&N
Equipment trust ,4 34s.
Eq4Hs 1939-41 B (yr)—F&A
Atlantic Coast Line (Conn)—
Irred ctfs of Indebt 5s
J&D
bBasis.
1st
95
15
20
1134
1434
A&O
32
102
95
3.50
4.00
80
71
88
64"
49
2.50
2.50
85
80 34
Augusta Union Sta 4s 1953--J&J
Baltimore & Harrisburg Ry—
70
1st M West Ext g 58 1938-M&N
Baltimore & Ohio—
100
1st M 4s g July 1 1948
1st M 5s July 1 1948
A&O
37
A&O
5-yr sec notes 434s 1939--F&A
Conv g 4 J4s 1960
F&A
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A.J&D
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series C-J&D
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser D-.M&S
Ref & gen 5s series P 1996.M&S
Eq tr 434s 1938-40 (yr)—.M&N
Eq tr 4J4s *39-'41 C (yr)_.F&A
38
30
1
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
100
10034
102
90
97 H
9534
95
95
105 %
104
100
1st ref 5s
10854
104
99 34
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943..A&O
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39-F&A
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.A&0
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39..F&A
Battle Creek & Sturgis—
104
104
104
J&D
Bay City & Battle Ork 3s '89 J&D
40
48
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
J&J
Beech Ork Ext 3J4s> 1951...A&O
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Indplis)—
1st ref goid 4s 1939
M&N
Belt Ry of Ohatt 1st 5s '45..J&J
Belvidere Del cons 3 34s 1943. J&J
107
104
1st guar g 3s 1989
46
54
80
99 34
10114
77
77
116
100
Equip trust 3 He Dec. 11938-46
2.75
10434
3.75
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.M&S
Bluff Point Land & Imp 1st 4s <'40
Boonvllle St L & 9ou 5s '51.P&A
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63
J&J
5s June 1942........
5s July 1 1938
J&D
J&J
P&A
4 lis Impt 1978
1st mtge 4Hs ser A 1943..A&O
3 Hs Jan 1 1951
J&J
Ref
314s 1952
89
70
95
98
100
75
80
77
27
80
74
74
30
30
30
30
27
30
70
70
5s April 1944
k Last tale.
27
27
n
.....
Nominal.
84"
92
27
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1946—..........
2.75%
10
N Y O..A&O
...
106
85
Boston & Maine (new) 5s Sept '41
4s-5s April 1947
gu
2.25%
60
80
J&J
22
22
2234
4.50
5.25
5.25
21
25
5.00%
nS*
95
10
5
15
87
90
95
98
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g '34—A&O /
Certificates of deposit-;
/
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s '44 F&A
Cambria & Clearfield—
1st 5s g 1941
J&J
Gen M g 4s 1955--.
F&A
Cambria & Indiana—
15
100
78
J&J
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
Con g 434s 1957
M&N
Equip trust 5s 1938
J&D
Buff & Susquehanna RR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
J&J
Burl Cedar Rapids & North—
1
24
20
6.00
78
17 34
6.50
60
18
5.50
70
71
81
X8iH
96
99
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.A&O
Canadian National Ryg—
75
101
Equip tr 234s 1938-1947—M&S
1961
27
Eq tr 534s 1938
M&N
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955--J&J
Bessemer & Lake Erie-
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944..J&D
Birmingham Southern—
M&S
M&N
A&O
Equip trust 334s Dec 1 1938^14
Eq 434s 1938-1943 (yr)
A&O
Equipment trust 5s
Boston & Maine (old)—
4s Aug 1942
P&A
3s July 1950
J&J
Eq tr 6s 1938 (year)
J&D
Boston & N Y Air Line—
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
30
J&J
J&J
_
Brooklyn & Montauk—
2d (now 1st) glold 5s 1938-J&D
3214
2734
Bangor & Aroostook—
Cons refund g 4s 1951
4s stamped 1951
27
27
Gen mtge ext 6s 1938
J&J15
Boston Term Co 334s 1947—F&A
4s1950
J&J
7.50
Ask
27
...
....
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
F&A
Bost & Prov deb 5s July 1 1938
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
lstm 4 3is Juy 15 1947—J&J15
it*
Refund gold 4s 1941
M&N
8 W Div 1st 5s 1950
J&J
Toledo & Oin Div 4s 1959-J&J
39
10034
65"
J&J
1941
Bid
Bonds
Boston & Maine (new) Concl—
5s May 1943
5s March 1942
5s Jan 1943
5s May 1940
1st m 5s 1967 ser AO
1st m 4s 1955 ser 2
1st m 45is 1961 ser JJ
102
1st mtge gtd g 5s
/This price includes accrued interest.
gu g
91
6s 1947—A&O
mtgegu g 48 1949-.
Aug Term 1st
Ask
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
72
.
1st mtge gold 5s
Bid
Austin & Northwestern—
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A...J&D
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B——J&D
Prior
20
,
^
Eq trust 5s ser G 1938
A&O
labama Tennessee & Northern—
15
Bonds
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 48 July 1948
J&J
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948—J&J
2d g 4s 1948
J&J
Atlantic & Yadkin—
434s
4348
4348
1957
J&J
1951—.......M&S
1956..—
F&A
4 ns guar 1955
J&D 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970
..F&A
5s guar July 1 1969—..—J&J
5s guar Oct 1 1969—..A&O
5s guar 1954
—F&A
16-year guar 3s 1950
J&D
13-year guar 3s 1950—J&D
Guaranteed 3s 1944
..M&N
Guaranteed 2s. 1938
..M&N
7-year guar 2s 1943
F&A
4-year guar 2s 1942
J&J
17-year guar 3s 1953—..F&A
Eq tr 434s 1938-1942 (gu) M&N
Eq tr 434s 1938-45 (ann).J&D
Equipment trust 5s..
Canadian Northern—
B F deb 634* 1946.
J&J
guar
guar
guar
10334
101
101
12134
12134
68
BONDS
RAILROAD
bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day ot the month preceding
NOTICE—All
Cons deben 4s
22 1943-
94 K
perpetual—J&J
73 Vs
77
1940—-M&S
98
1944—-J&d 15
-J&J
95 H
Coll tr 4Ks 1960
96*
88%
100%
M&S
16-yr conv coll tr 4s 1949--J&J
Conv coll tr 3%s 1951-—F&A
Conv coll trust 3s 1945—A&O
91
87 H
87
-
96 %
1941
Eq tr 5s 1944
J&J
111K
Eq tr 4Kb 1938-1945s-a-j&d 6 3.20
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949-_J&J /
35K
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938-J&D
A—J&d 15
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981
J&D
Catawissa RR g 4s 1948
A&O
1st
cons
08 1 952 ser
Cent Ark & East 1st 5s
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
1940-J&J
*48_-J&D
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945
[
i
:
i
98
101
91%
88 K
88%
96%
112%
?&A
M&N
B_ A&O
6.50
.,1st ref 4s
g guar
1st g guar 4s Oct
Guar g 5s 1960
25
22 K
10
18%
35"
tr 5s
Central
b
5.00
1947
JLiUUIO Ok
15
15
59%
63
Guar
.
„
44
Consol gold 5s 1952
M&N
Incinnati Hamilton & Dayton-
102%
102%
100
,
41%
63
55"
87
QQ 3/
1st consol gtd 4s
/
98"
100
98
gold 1993
102%
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
86 K
114%
88 K
88%
io5"
101
100 K
100
101%
notes,
J&J
J&J
J&J
1944————J&J
1945————J&J
100
lOi"
notes.
1946
-J&J
100 K
101%
1941
Equip tr 2s 1939-1947
M&S
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1946
J&D
Eq tr 3s, 1938-1950
A&O
Eq tr 4 Kb '38-'40 (yr)—-A&O
Eq tr 5s 1938 .yr).-„..M&S 15
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J
Grain Elev 1st 4s 1938
A&O
Paint Creek Br 4s 1945
F& A
Potts Creek 4s 1946
J&J
R & A Dlv 1st con g 4s *89-J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
—-J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g '41-M&S
Chesterf & Lancaster 6s 55.F&A
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s 1949
A&O
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
2 60
2.75
ft
2.90
6
2.00
6
1.50
107 K
1 sts f 4Kb
10"
16
89%
95%
95%
100%
2.00%
9
83
70
—
15%
„
16%
5.00%
91
70
Chicago lndlanap & LouisvillerH
RerM g 6s 1947 series A—J~Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—J&J
H
Ref M g 4s 1947 series 0_—J&J
1st & gen 58 1966 series A-M&N
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B-J&J
Monongahela Coal—
Noih urn iuc 5 1955(w-s)
/ 21
Chic Indianapolis & St Louis—
74
Short Line 1st 4s 1953
A&O
Chic June RR 1st 4s 1945—M&S
96 K
Oblc June Ry & Un Stk "ids—
Coll tr ref 5s 1940
A&O
103%
Coll trust ref 4s 1940
A&O
102 K
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
1st M 4Kb 1969 opt 1919.J&D
110%
Oblc Memp & Gulf os 1940—J&J
20
Chic Milw & Gary 1st 5s '48-A&O f
6
OO
1
tTjlTfl
—.
13
12
13
7K
5K
23
98"
6 msis.
7K
2%
/
20 K
6
6~.75~
6
6.75
6 6.75
ft
6.75
3.25
100
29K
104K
100
100
J&J
Rivers
1943
30
A&O
M&S
25"
H) deb 4s *54-J&J
J&J
Deb 4s 1955
A&O
Deb 4s 1956 guar
J&J
Copper Range RR 1st 5s '49.A&0
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5%s, *42 J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&J
7Kb extended to 1946—.—J&D
6s extended to 1946
J&D
Imp & equip 5s 1960
M&N
Danbury & Norw ref 4s 1955.J&J
Dayton Union Ry 1st 4s '49.J&J
Del & Bound Br 3Ks 1955..F&A
Delaware & Hudson—_
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
M&N
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Equip trust 4s Apr 1 1938-'49—
105K
103 K
112%
IV/
80
1978 ser B.-A&O
Eq tr 4Kb 1938-'42 <yr)__M&N
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5 Kb
'55—F&A
plan
Assented subject to
24
24%
30%
5.55%
107
112
15"
11%
15 K
8
\lH
IYA
f
13%
Jan 1 I960-An Apr
J&J
Ctfs of dep for gtd 4s 1935. J&J
L»es I'lainos Val 4Kb 1947..M&S
1st lien & ref M
91
5K81938-A&0
80
M&S
J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-J&D
Georgia Carolina & Nor—
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934...
/
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 series A
M&N
15"
15
14
3K
3K
5
112
95
27
15
5.50
102
35
35
106"
102
69
Pacific—
96 K
85
J&J
(Mountain and Pralrie)4s 1955
(Lake Superior) 4s 1955
1st 48 Feb 25 '39 Alb gu—M&N
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alb gu..M&N
Gen 4s 1962 Can Govt gu—J&J
15
34
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950
J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1938-'43 «yr)_
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
40
44
38 %
32
34
91
97
,
93 K
102 K
Great Northern—
34
33
.
1st & ref g 4 Ha '61 opt
Gen M 5 Kb 1952 ser B
Gen M 5s 1973
30
100
101"
99
30%
32
Gen 4Kb
Gen 4Kb
ser
'41-J&J
4.75
4.25%
J&J
J&J
1976 series D
1977 series E
Gen mtge 4s ser G 1946....J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser H 1946
J&J
4%
4K
5
4K
6%
5.00%
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
tr
tr
tr
3%s ser I 1967--J&J
2s 1939-1947
—M&S
4 Ks 1938-1939
M&S
4 Ks 1938-1940 D<yr) J&J
5s 1938 «yr)
..M&S
tr
Western Fruit
.
6.00
6.00
6.00
S.00%
5.00%
9%
10
15
54
95
15
4
98 K
71
71
ny>
64
2.75
1.75
2.00
1.50
<yr)J&D
2.25
Eq tr 4Ks 1938-1940-J&D
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
2.50
Eq 5s J'ne lo'38 '39
J&J
W Va Midland Ext 5s
*54.J&J
Greenbr Ry 1st g gu 4s '40-M&N
Green Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs A
80
78
104K
45
Feb....
Feb
Guantanamo &
3
90
Express—
Debenture ctfs B
57
84
4.50
—J&J
...J&J
C
Gen mtge
ft
3K
Henderson
6K
Western—
J&J
1st M 6s 1958 series A
18
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s '32
1995-J&D
37
37
53
J&J2
6
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
1995—J&D
Det & Mack 1st Hen 4s
1st 5K8 1950
ser
B
1st 5s 1950 series O
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb
—
15
14%
15%
IK
IK
Proof of claim filed
Grand Trunk Western—
J&J
14
14%
J&J
g
2nd Mort. gold 4s
1982
(Nov *32 and May '37 coup)
20
Den Moines & Fort Dodge—
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
/
/
/
g
con
Inc mtge 6s
1st 4s 1950
30
2%
Proof of claim filed
Amended 1st con 4Kb
1st 58 1944
con
4s 1936
4Kb 1936
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
24
15
<
■
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
J&J/
1st cons ref 4 Ks '52 opt--M&N
Grand Trunk
Rio Grande—
1st
23 K
69
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s '52. F&A
Georgia Midland—
1st g 38 1946
A&O
2.25%
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951
A&O
4s Jan 1 1947
J&J
J&J
30% Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945
Deb 5s 1952
A&O
Eq tr 4Ks 1938-1939s-a_-M&N
109 % Girard Point St'ge 3 Kb '40—A&O
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5 Kb 1978
2nd ext 6s 1979
M&N
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942
J&D
Gr R & Ind 1st 4Kb 1941
J&J
1st 3Ks 1941
J&J
101% Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959—
105
Ref & lmpt 5s
Denver &
3%
72
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
7%
2%
4
85
-..-J&J
1945
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
1st M 3s 1962
Mar 15 '51.M&8 15
M&S
Consol Rys <N
Deb 4s 1955
if*
/ This price includes accrued Interest.
1944
1st
fr ilK
1 US
66
Connecting Ry <Phila)—
7K
48
Genesee River 6s 1957--.
41
1980.-M&N
1940—F&A
Connecticut & Passumpsic
1st gold 4s 1943
-
30
58 gold 1943—
Galveston Term 6s 1938
B—J&J
Valley—
gold 4s 1948
A&O
)lumbus & Toledo—
1st ext g 4s 1955
F&A
Concord & Olaremont—
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
/
/
106%
39-'52 M&S
Gen income 5s Aug
27
J&J f
'59-J&D /
M&S /
Certificates of deposit-f
Eq 4Kb '39-'4l H is-a)—M&S
cons
Florida East Coast 4Kb
1st & ref 5s 1974
-
100
Ext
•
87
Eq 4Kb '39-'41 LL (s-a)— M&S
87
Eq tr 4Kb 1938-'43 (s-a)_-M&S
87
Equipment trust 5s
87
Equipment trust 5%s
J&J /
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
Erie & Pittsburgh
Gen gu g 3 Ks ser B 1940—J&J
102 K
3 Ks series C 1940
J&J
Galveston Houston &
RR—
1951
A&O
103
73
1st M gu 48
10*
M&N
106%
Columbus & Hocking
1st 5s
10K
A&O
A&O
—
Fort
B—A&O
1977 Beries O—A&O
General mtge 4%s
Col & Pt Deposit 4s
32*
Certificates of depositDodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
J&D /
Fort St Un Dep Det 4Ks *41 J&J
99
76
Equip tr 2 %s ser
1953
1953.
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
Ref & lmpt M 5s 1975
100
A—A&O
Conn River gold 4s
6.00
ser
B
J&J
J&J
A—A&O
1996
Prior lien gold 4s
85
Coal Riv Ry 1st 4s gu 1945-J&D
Colorado & Southern—
1st 5s
9
8%
7H
63
60-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
A& ~
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989
J&J
Gen g 3 Kb B May 1 1989.J&J
Gen 4Kb May '89 series CLJ&J
Gen 4Kb May '89 ser E
J&J
Gen M 4%b May '89 Ser F J&J
Equip trust 3%s 1939-53A&0
Eq 4Ks'38-"43 E & F <yr).J&J
Eq 4Kb '38-'41 G & H <yr) J&J
Eq tr 5s '38-'4C ser B <yr)_F&A
Eq tr 6%s 1938—...—A&O
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3Ksg 1987
&
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed lnctax..
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inc tax.M&N
1981
s
linchfield
15
6
s
f 5 Kb 1972 series
lBt M s f 5s 1973 series
95 K
Equip tr 4Kb "A" 1945—A&C
Chicago & Illinois Midland Rv-
82%
'90 M&N
102%
1st
113"
/
46%
100
1st 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
leveland Union Terminals—
\°oiM
Eq tr 2 Ks 1938-47
A&O
Chicago & Eastern 111 mew co)
Gen M 5s May 1951
M<
/
Certificates of deposit—
f
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
f
97
leveland Terminal & Valley—
108
100
6 2.75
44 %
106 K
Gen & ref 4
100K
105 K
IV/
1949
108
Ser D 3H8 gen gtd 1950—F&A
Gen & ref 4
,s 1977 ser A.F&A
2.00%
2.00%
1.20%
1.00%
95"
1
58
Ser A 4Kb gen gtd 1942—J&J
Ser B 4Kb gen gtd 1942—A&O
Ser B 3Ks gen gtd 1942—A&O
Ser C 3 Kb gen gtd 1948—M&N
2 00%
6
f
70
leveland & Pittsburgh—
ft
1965
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
Spr & Col Div 48 1st g '40-M&S
White W V Div 1st 4s *40—J&J
102
100 %
100 M
5s stamped
1st g guar 48
104%
Ref & Imp 4Hs ser E 1977-J&J
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939
J&J
C W &M Div 1st 4s g '91 —J&J
St L Div 1st col tr g 4s
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1965
Florida Southern—
J&D
4s July
105%
75
J&D
104 K
1942
1943
104
75
-A&O
2862
Florida Central & Peninsula—
108 K
1st cons guar g 4s 1940—F&A
lev Cine Chic & St Louis—
—
5s
—
J&J
104 %
m—
notes,
31"
leveland Akron & Columbus—
General 4s
106K
101
Erie—
1st
92
1957 gu—J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939- — ——M&N
General 4Kb gold 1992—-M&S
Ref & imtp 3 %s D 1996--M&N
Ref & .nipt 3 Kb ser E 1996 F&A
notes, 1940
J&J
notes,
18
—
101 %
96
1951-J&J
1943
102 K
El Paso & R I 1st gu 58 1 951-J&J
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
Series
,
1st gtd 5s
British
&
Series D
Incinnati Union Term Co—
3.25%
70
A&O
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944—A&O
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941---M&N
77%
50
1st mtge g 5s series C '57-M&N
1st M 3 Kb ser D 1971
M&N
learfield & Mahoning—
90
75
M&N
Ry of Minnesota—
30
25
-A&O
Eq tr 5s 1938 <yr).
"
M&N
1st extended 5s 1965
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
25
1942
M&N
1948—F&A
In Northern RR 1st 4s
j
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1938 *44 «yT) — b 4.50
88
Char & W Carolina 5s 1940- - A&O
Chatt Rome & Sou 1st 5s '47 J&J /
35
notes,
103%
105%
100%
101%
in N O & Tex Pac Ry—
66
<
103%
East Tenn & Western N C—
74%
'inc & Musk Val 4s
56
RR of South Carolina—
notes,
*
Incinnati Lebanon & Northern—
65
40"
80
M&S
1958
1st 4s
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser
1942
J&D
1965-M&N
?&A
Penn
.
lstmtge3%8 8er E 1963—-J&J
Guaranteed 3 Kb 1951—M&S
hlcago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—J&J
1st & ref M 4%s D 1962—M&S
hoc & Memph 58 1949
J&J
hoctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
General 58 gold
East
Income
53
50
—--A&O
1963.—J&J
1944.
4s
1st M 4s series D
15
Dutchess Co RR 4Kb 1940.-J&D
Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
1960—M&S
hlcago Union Station—
55
J&J
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
1st gold 5s 1937
J&J
Elm Ira
75"
1 *60 opt J&D
Dec 1
lnc mtge 5s
97
105K
Duluth Mlssabe & Iron Range—
1st mortgage 3Ks 1962—A&O
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948
Edmonton Dub vegan &
61
55
J&D
Dexter & Piscataquis—
1st 4Kb 1949
Eastern
83
80
V
1st 4s 1951
Div
3
In Ind & West 1st 5s
1st ref 6s 1937-1976
Central Vermont Ry—
Chattanooga Sta 4s
M&N
4Kb 1960
conv
A&O
P&A
1942—M&N
ext'd to
22%
22%
4.00%
-J&J
European loan 4s 46 -—M&S /
Central Rli & Banking of Ga—
Coll tr g 5s 1937--.-M&N
Coil
7%
3%
1st & ref g 5s Dec
5K
5.00%
5.00%
5.00%
1987-J&J
1949—
11954
8
5%
hie Terre Haute & Sou«uu«>»
Central of New Jersey-—
(yr)—F&A
6K
5%
6
10
ff .L
M
Oconee Dlv 1st 5s 1945——J&d
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl961 J&J ff
2I
47
hlcago Term 1st jet 4s '
6
6.50
18%
14%
4%
50
b
6.75
M&S
Con g 5s June 15 '51 —J&D
Con g 3Ks June 15 '51-J&D
Mem
b
i
7%
9%
4%
6.25%
6.25%
"5%
Trustee ctfs 3Ks
20
r
1st 5s Mar 1 1964J&J
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
11
-
UlUctftU Ql)
"§"
15%
-
Sec 4Kb 1952 ser A
Sec 4 % ser A certif of dep
7%
ff
1 st guar 4 Ks 1961
M&N
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
14
Ref g
Certificates of deposit
40
12
15%
23"
15
deposit———
4b 1934 opt to 1911
A&O
100
Eq tr 5s 1938 iyrly)
J&D b 6.50
Chatt Div gold 4s 1951---J&D
Macon & Nor g 5s 1940—J&J
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J
Mobile Dlv g 5s 1946
J&J
Eq tr 4Kb 1938-'4l
Central Pacific—
taxM&N
30-yr
ff
Detroit Term & Tunnel—
.
.
100
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
TT UOUUI U I V/H.
Certificates of
40
Cons gold 5s 1945
Ref & gen 5 %s 1959 ser
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O—A&O
Gen M mow 1st) g 5s
Gen M 4s 1987
nui vu
Eq 5s 1938 O <yr)
J&D
Eq 4Kb '38-'42iyr)ser A.M&N
!hic R I & Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988
J&J
2.50%
104"
Eqtr4Ks,39-'40serP<yr)M&S
Eq tr 4Kb '38-'40serQ<yr)M&N
:
uk
GenM4Ks'87 stpd inctaxM&N
16-year 6Ks Mar 1936
M&S
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 4Kb May 2037.-J&D
1st & ref 4Kb May 2037 O J&D
<Aonv g 4%s 1949 ser A
M&N
!!M
94
Conv coll tr 6s 1942
Coll trust 2Kb
uiuaftu
GenM4 %s'87 stpd lnc
1954
8f4%s Dec 15
C
97K
20-yr coll tr 4%s
Coll tr 58
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Canadian N W 4 %s Oct
Oanadian Pacific—
defaulted bonds
the date of issue
A&O
A&O
'52.J&J
55
Stmpd 'July 1 1933 cpn on).
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu
* Last sale.
»
Nominal.
J&J
50
69
BONDS
RATLROAD
April, 1938]
interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
NOTICE—AH bond prices are "and
Quotations for all securities are as
Bid
Bonds
Harl
R
Portch—See N
&
Y
Bid
Bonds
Ask
H & Ha rtford.
N
luuj1u
lolft
»
vuwaivvvv
90
fm 1039
106
97 %
1
38
Hocking Valley Ry-
ibblu
6
r&
Holidaysburg Bedford &
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
Holyoke & West 4Mb 1951
1.50
1.75
115M
1.00%
1
Housatonic con 5s 1937-—
Hudson & Manhattan—
If
20
36
12
44%
12%
35
ong
38
>/
)/
,
77%
85
95
35"
38
[
32 M
35
[
40 M
47
40
—II
50
Jt 1st ref M (IC&CSL&
29
29
lb
Eq tr 3s
ser
4.75
b 4.75
b 4.75
b 4.75
b 4.75
76
R 1938-1952.
63
2d
4.00%
] [aeon Dublin &
80
09%
)
r
100
r
104
r
gold
4s
106
J
1950
if
Indianapolis Union—
Ref & imp M 3 Ms ser B 'I
Internal Great North Ry-
—
3
1
/
If
If
b
)
13 H
3
11%
H%
5.50
i
73
77
I
80
>
15
3%
18M
14
5.00%
76
78
85
102%
f
3/
6
5
1M
2%
)/
6
ext at
102 M
J
J
July 1 1967
102
95
99""
97
-
I rank & Cleartleld-
lst
g 4s 1959 guar
Joliet & Northern Inu 4s
1st
93
70
56
1957 J& J
Joplln Union Depot Co—
40
35
45
116
104
>
J
95
104
J
105M
N
of
J
6s
1st
5%
52%
79%
89
97"
99
97%
70"
3§*
12
96"
14
22 %
8/
24
71""
1941-J&J
Minneapolis Northfield&
Southern Ry 1st 6s '41
_
.M&S
1950
Ref & Impt 58 Apr 1 1950Eq tr 5M« 1938 (year)„_:
Eq fcr 38 F Jan 1 1939 43.
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
lf 55"
lb 2.00*
b
.
J
3.50
104 %
70"
64 %
40
1.25%
2.50%
15%
105%
1st ref 5Ms 1978 ser B
25-year 5Ms 1949
Secured
notes
J
80
mmmmmm
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
J
1st M 4H® 1961 (sterling) _J&.
Acer int at excb rate 4.8665..
1938—F&A
Eq tr 4s 1938 s-a
J&D15
M St P & SS M & Cent Term Ryf 4e '41op'16. M&N
Minn Terminal 1st 3 Ms '50--J&J
lst Ch Ter
J
5b
85
51
94%
55
55
15
14
15
RR
cons
4s
1951
J
1961.
IIII
Mo-Illinois
95
Plain
95
Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942
95
99 %
Lake Erie & Western RR-
1959
J&J
J&J
M&S
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A....J&J
ser B
J&J
1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&0
Ih-ior lien 4s 1962
T
O
mmm*
J
Lake Shore & Mich
RR5s
80
4
7
91%
J
92 M
J
Eq tr 2 Mb 1939-1952
80
Mo Kan & Tex
94
1st
F&A
1M
3
J
104
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F—M&S
Certificates of deposit
J
85
88" "
\
31
40
Navigation-
1st mtge
5s 1954.
Lehigh Valley—
Certificates of
D
60
J
55
60" "
y
58
62
s'
12
12M
1
10
15
«
16
18
1st 4V4s f
Lehigh vail
J
28
J
41
Lehigh & N
S
)
b Basis.
37 M
59 %
J*
3M
96
4.00
60
11"
29 M
29 %
3.00%
73
25
Conv g 5 Ms 1949 ser A—M&N
Secured 5%s 1937-1956—-J&D
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975.M&8
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
4%
M&N
115
k Last sale
n
Nominal.
11M
fill
85
90
32
40
47
A&O
A&O
A
4754
1st 5s 1954 series B
15
II*
If*
23
Certificates of deposit
1st M 5Ms 1954 series A..A&O
Certificates of deposit
F&A
F&A
23"
29 %
37%
29 M
sg»
5.50
5.00%
_
noM
30
57
58 M
39*
41
45
Ref & impt 5s 2013 O
A&O
10-year 3%b sec s f 1946--A&0
3 Ms conv secured 1952
M&N
Hud Riv—
Ref g 3 Ms July 1 1997—J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt--J&J
Ref & ref 4 Ms ser A 2013
A&O
65
68 M
54
55
New York Central &
Si*
78
40
39%
54 M
55 M
62
57 M
—-.M&N
1st 4s ext g 1947-2d ext 5s 1939
3d
mtge 4 Ms
M&s
M&S
1938
99
3.00
2.00%
3.00
2.00%
2 75%
2.75%
3.75
3.75
79 M
32
30
30
12M
3.50%
48 M
Guar g 58 1946
N Y & Har 1st g 3Ms
5~.75~
5.75
5.50
16*
16M
15
3
4
5.50
5.50
4
68M
*
62M
4.60%
4.60%
4.00%
100
100 H
103 M
106
IS*
80
8
96M
75
M&N /
2000—M&N
J&D
15
25
100
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May '46
N Y Lack & Western—
38
1973—M&N
1st & ref 4 Ms 1973 ser B--M&N
New York & Long Branch—
65
91
1st & ref 4s ser A
General gold 4s 1941
General 1st 5s 1941
90
—M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939.
-
M&S
A&O
95
99%
N Y New Haven & Hartford
15
It*
\VA
34M
34 %
28 %
32 %
27 M
N Y & Greenwood Lake
30
10 %
4.25
deposit
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I
F&A
Certificates of deposit-
44%
f Price Includes accrued Interest,
ser
Equip trust 5s 1939 "40(yr)M&S
Eq tr4Ms *38-'44 F(yr)—M&N
k
99M
17
Deb 6s Jan 15 *48 conv..J&J15
16 H
17!
Deb 4s May 1 1957--- —-M&N
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
M&N
5M
17j
ls%
Deb
4s
Deb
G—M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 58 1980 ser H
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1978
ser
98H
9%
5%
17
45
&
~6"
98M
New York & Erie RR—
3
85
48
See Industrial bonds.
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4 Ms '57_M<! S
Lehigh & New England—
Coal
Non-cum inc 5s '35
50
2%
1
(old company)—
gold 48 1990
J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Lehlgh
J&J /
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & impt 4 Ms 52 ser A
J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953--J&J
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris—
3 Ms 1959
J&D
N Y Cent equip trusts—
5s 1938-1939
J&D
4 Ms Mar 15 1938-'39 --M&S
4 Ms 1938-1945
M&N
2 Ms Mar 15 1939-1952
N Y Chicago & St Louis—
1st 3 Ms extend 1947—
A&O
3-year 6s Oct 1 1938
Ref 5 Ms 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4Ms 1978 ser O
M&S
10-yr coll tr 4s 1946
F&A
Equip tr 4 Ms 1938-'44 (yr)F&A
Equip tr5s 1938 (yr)
F&A
Equip trust 3s July 1 1938-'51
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4 M* 1953 series A
F&A
1st guar 5s 1953 series B
F&A
Prior Hen 4Mb
South-
95""
3
J&J
-
2032
L S coll tr g 3 Ms 1998
F&A
M C coll tr g 3 Ms 1998—-F&A
40
s
Minn Transfer Ry 3%s 1956-J&O
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
107
5s
31%
25~"
9
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A.-F&A
Ref & impt 4 Ms 2013 A—_A&0
35
60 M
cons
deb
65
39M
New York Central RR—
J&J
M&S
cons
ff
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Orleans Great Northern—
53
7%
5M
7%
30%
3M
cons
1st
1st
2M
15
f-
41
gold 4s 1938—...J&J
gold 5s 1938
J&J
5s 1938 gu int
J&J
2d M gold 48 guar 1949—J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A——J&J
1st
1938
35
15M
; Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932--J&D f
1st consol gold 5s 1934—M&N
100
~1%
24 M
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s 1950—M&S
50
Valley— 5s 1943—A&O
.Sept f
Adj M Apr I '53 ser A
Sept
Adj 5s series 3 1953 Sept—.— /
Milwaukee & Northern—
1st ext 4 Ms 1939
——
Con ext 4 Ms 1939
Cons 6s 1913 ext at 4M% to
1934 (1884)
J&D /
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref & ext 5s Feb *62 ser A.Q-F
Certificates of deposit
22
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s
1951
M&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945
J&J
N Hav & No Ham 4s 1956 guJ&D
receipt No 4 on
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
Equip trust 4 Ms
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4Mb 1945 guar
J&J
Newport & Richfor Is 5s 1941
1910
Certificates of deposit...—
ff
off.-1951
Assent cash warrant and scrip
1st 5s 1956 series O
1st M 4Mb 1956 series D
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
5/
coupon
2M
1%
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
A&O
100
84"
J
April 1914
Income
13%
103
98 M
*26 f
4s(Apr 1914 coupon on)
1951
50-year 1st 5s 1983
5% to 1940
Mil&State Line 1st 3M»
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
J
Grand Rapids gtd 5s *38t
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
con
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915
70
*
1st
25
35"
,
J& j
of Mexico—
80
M&N
1942—M&N
lidi RR 4% franc bonds
(Foreign series) 1960
J&D
Midland
-
RR
90
Sept 1914 coupon on 1977.M&S
Sept 1914 coupon off 1977 M&s
4s Asst(cash warr & coup) .1977
lichigan Central—
Ref & impt 4 Ms 1979 ser O. J&J
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw
1st 3Ms Sept 1 1951—M&s
1st 5s Kal & S H 1939
M&N
1st Mtge M Air L 4s 1940-. J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind 1957-J&JlO
1st gold 3Ms 1952
M&N
3
scrip receipt No 5 on 1977-
4.00%
4.00%
iexlcan International—
lidland
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw—
See Michigan Central
Jacksonville Terminal—
fL
Assent cash warrant and
4.75
-
Ilddlesex Val 1st 5s
Jacksonviile & Cainesville &
2M
scrip receipt No 4 on 1957-
75
44
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
ieridian Term 4s *55 guar.M&N
62
J
6c
ft
1957
July 1914 coupon on 1957
July 1914 coupon off 1957
General 5s Jan 1
America)J
2.75%
Prior lien 4 Ms assent cash
warr't & scrip ret No 4 on
•.
93
If
lst M 5s 1956 series B.
Jamestown
48
20
j
65
3.50
4.75
ser--J&J
1st gtd 3 Ms 1941
----J&J '
laryland & Pa 1st g 4s 51-M&S
1st cons a 6s 1963
----A&O
90
61
M&S
84
J&D
I960.J&D
Philippine Govt gu.
Indianapolis & Louisville—
Internat Rys (Central
tit*
60
43
52%
Gtd gen s f 4s (Apr '14 coup on)
109
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st
44
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5 Ms—-- —
t
a» »oa
tuttvt
ii_
50 M
35"
F&A
82
4s 1939 ext to 1959
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
35
100
April 1914 coupon off 1977—
coll 4s ser A *45
1st mtge &
25
80
Eq tr 2Mb 1939-1952
Rys of MexicoPrior lien 4 Ms—
National
Indiana Blooniington & W ester n-
A&
76 M
J&J
Conv gen 4Mb ser A
Secured 6s 1959
1st
120
National
92
90
lst ext 4s 1940
85
111M
]
72%
74 %
i
.
104
Savannah—_
1947
1st 5s
115
1st M 48 1978 ser A
80
1.25%
113
102
101
Assent cash warrant and
Ry Joint Monon coll
gold 4s. 1952
J&J
'52 gu J&D
L & N Term 1st g 4s
81%
09%
r
.
Southern
4.25%
4.25%
84
—%.
45
Chattanooga & St L—
Jan 1914 coupon on
60 M
mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 4Mb 1945—M&S
4.25%
4.25%
i
St Louis Div 3%s g 195]
St Louis Div 3s g 1951.
Nashville
105
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s
68
M&S
2002—M&S
1st guar g 4s 1991
Consol gold 3 Ms
79
90
1~75~
18 %
Mohawk & Malone—
79%
106 M
99
11%
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1956—
Montour RR 1st 5s 1963
F&A
Morris & Essex 3 Ms 2000
J&d
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A
M&N
Constr'n 4Ms 1955 ser B.M&N
100 M
75
99
96
Montana Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1939——M&s
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
J&J
South East & St Louis Div—
r
r
22
100
1955-M&N
'46.F&A
Atl K & Cin Div 4s
30M
25%
24 M
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
Series O 4Mb 1963
40-year 4 Ms Aug 1 1966.
3.50%
18
104 %
gold 4s 1940
-J&J
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4Mb 2003 ser C—A&O
1st & ref 4s ser D 2003—A&O
1st & ref 3Ms ser E 2003—A&L
Equipment trust 5s
——
13 M
99
96
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1960
M&N
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955---A&0
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
Brid..
Unified
9M
8M
8M
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
104
J&J
72%
-
96
Eq 4Mb 1931-41 (yr)—_J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1938 (s-a).
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1939 (year)
J&J
Montgom Div g 5s 1947
F&A
64 %
4.25
/
50
M&S
38
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
oulsville & Nashville—
93
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918--1
Pur liens 1st g 3Ms 1952--J&Jr
2.00%
3.25%
RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
ouisville & Jeffersonville
91
1951.
P
64
Ask
37
M&S /
M&S
Secured 5s 1938
87
3.00
3.75
36
J&J
J&J
Gen gold 4s. 1938--Ref & impt 4Mb 1977
100 M
1946. _A&t)
1st M gold 5s 1935-------A&O
oulsville Henderson & St Louis—
1M
M
85
77 M
4s
15
73
10
„
_
Mobile & Birmingham—
Prior lien 5s. 1945
Gen M u 4s 1945
Mobile & Ohio—
106
" vuv
ouisiana & North West
4
Illinois Central—
gold
kjf*
Equip trust 3 Ms to
Huntington & Broad Top Mt
1st
"uv
1939 guar
—.J&J /
Dock cons 3%s 1950—A&O
Island—
Unified g 4s. 1949--M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938——J&D
Refunding mtge 4s 1949._M&8
4s stamped 1949
—®®&S
Equip tr 5s 1938-39 (yr)—A&O
Equip tr 4 Ms 1941-45 (yr) -F& A
os Ang-Pac Co ref 4s 1950—J&J
ouisiana & Ark 5s A 1969—-J&j
40""
40
)/
4*/
ong
98
>/
1vul1v
1st gold 4s
1.25%
99 M
104
1
Bid
Bonds
Ask
-
3Mb March 1947
1947
non-conv—-M&8
M&S
Deb 3 Mb 1954 non-conv
A&O
Deb 3 Ms 1956 conv
J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940
A&O
1st & ref 4Mb 1967
J&D
Equip tr 4 Ms Sept 15 1938 to
Mar 15 1945 (s.-a.)..M&S15
Equipt tr 4Mb '38-'46 (yr)_J&J
Equipment trust 5s
Har Rlv & Pt Ches 4s '54 M&N
N Y & N J Ferry 5s 1946
J&J
17M
9%
17
P
II*
13
16
20
11*
13
15M
15%
23 M
17
5.50
5.50
4.75%
4.75%
5.50
64
HbJ°
70
38
70
RAILROAD
NOTICE—All
bond
prices
ere
**«nd
Quotations for all securities are
Bonds
Bid
Ask
New York Ontario & WesternKef 1st g 4s June 1992.—M&S
Gen M g 4s 1955 red..
J&D
6%
4%
6)4
N Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—
....
J&J
F&A
-F&A
Term 1st g 5s 1943
M&N /
N Y Westchester & Bos Ry—
1st Mg4Hs 1946 guar—J&J
Nord Ry s f 6 Ha 1950
A&O
72
58"
1937
8
Norfolk & Oar 1st 5s 1939—A&O
2nd 5s
1946
J&J
Norfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt *15—F&A
9%
7
90
A*
88
5
90
101
103
9H
Certificates of deposit
8
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941.M&N
14
W*
50
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Term 1st gu 4s 1961M&N
Norf Term & Transp 5s '48F&A
Norf & W Ry 1st con 4s '96.A&0
23
103
111
76
5s
,5s 1948
—
cons
lnc 4s 1990
Aprl/
4H
Perkiomen RR
Extended
1st
7
101
52
62%
2.75%
2.50%
97
100
96
98
,
>
))
)
5s
•.
1
>.7.
b
Basis.
100
South & North Alabama—
Gen cons gug 5s 1963
Series A 1977
99 H
60
92
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947--J&J
Raleigh & S'port Ry 5s '65
J&D
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939.-J&J
Reading Beit 1st 4s 1950-—M&S
Reading Company—
Jer Cent 4s *51 opt '06
A&O
Gen & ref 4%* 1997 ser A__ J&J
Gen & ref 4Hs 1997 ser B.J&J
Eq 4Ha 1938-'45 (s-a)—M&N
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947--A&O
Extended 4%s Oct 1 1943...
Term 5s g gu May 1 *41 Q&F
Rensselaer & Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941
M&N
Rich Fredericksbg & Potomac—
Cons mtge 4 Ha 1940
A&O
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 1 1948
M&N
Richmond & ^Petersburg—
Cons 4 Ha 1940
A&O
58
62
9%
98%
15
103
104 H
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38.M&S
„
104H
110
1st 4s 1995
104
45
30
J&J
65
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939.J&J
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955.J&J
102
Ry 4 Ha 1943
3
7%
J&J
J&J
J&
3
34
Stephenvllle Nor & Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940
J&J
Sturgis Goshen & St Louis Ry—
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
J&D,
40
Suffolk & Oar con 5s
1952...J&Jj/
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
A&O
90
8H
63
10
14
11
80
27
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944.M&S
St Joseph & Grand Island—
1st gold 4s 1947
J&J
107H
St Lawr & Adirond 5a 1996..J&J
2d gold 6s 1996
A&O
94
91
St Louis City see Pac of Mo
St Louis Iron Mt & 8ou—
Riv & Gulf Divs 4s 1933.M&N
ff
Certificates of deposit..
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
J&J f
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
1st M
Prior lien 5s 1950 aeries B.J&J
Certificates of deposit
42 H
...
12
Cons in 4Ha 1978 ser A—M&S
Certificates of deposit stpd—
91
90
40
1st consol gold 5s 1944
F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s 53 opt '10 -J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942.M&S
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1st M 5%s 1950 guar
F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941 .J&J '26
Texas & New OrleansCons 5s 1943
Texas & Pacific Ry—
1st gold 5s 2000
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D
5.50
5.50
2
104
Salt Lake City Union Depot
and RR 1st 5a 1938
M&N
/ This price includes accrued interest.
J&J
....
Ref &
5%
112H
113"
102 H
100
18l«
69"
80
105
70
71
J&D
70
2.50
3.25
3.25
3.25
3.25
95
imp M 3 %* ser A '60 J&D
Tol Term 1st 4Hs *57 gu
M&N
Tol Walhoudlng Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946
.J&D
106"
Consol M 4Hs 1966
n
ser
Nominal.
75
100 H
A.F&A
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956.J&J
Tulsa Un Dep 1st 4H« '59..J&J
95
/(.Last sale,
10
75"
98
110H
37"
30"
102 H
A&O
April 1 1950—A&O
80
Pacific ext 1st 4s £ 1940...J&J
'
St Mary's Div 1st 4s 1951 F&A
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
1st gold 4s
5.50
St Paul East Gr Tr 4 Ha '47—J&J
St Paul & Kansas City Short Line
J&D
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1938-1939
M&N
Eq tr 4Ha 1938-42 (yr)...A&O
Eq tr4Ha 1939-43 (yr)...F&A
Equipment trust 4s
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1952
M&N
9%
.J&D
F&A /
25"
100
4
33
89
25
J&J
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1st 4s 1956
...J&J
Toledo & Ohio Central—
26
Eqtr 5Ha 1939 (a-a)
M&S
b
Equipment trust 5s
Equip tr 4 Ha 1938-1945..J&J
7H
95
A&O
Tex Pao-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 5Hs 1964
M&S
1952—_J&J
b
15
98
coup.M&N
Tavares & Gulf 5s A 1935---M&S
Term Rlt Assn
(St Louis)—
1st gold 4Hs 1939
A&O
6H
.
1938
1st g 5s 1953
A&O /
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 opt_J&J "
Tampa Union Sta 5s 1940. .M&N
Tampa Un Term 4-6Hs '53—J&J /
6
Eq 4 Ha 1939-'41 BB (yr)_F&A
Equipment trust 4s
St Loufe Southwestern—
1st g 4a 1989
—M&N
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989—..J&J
....
inc 6s
Berwick RR 5s 1952
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
8H
7H
8%
7%
Prior lien 4s 1950 aeries A. J&J
Certificates of deposit—
6
Sun bury Hazleton & W-B—
14
10
J&J
St Paul Union Depot—
1st & ref 5s 1972
12"
99H
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
7H
6H
8H
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51.-J&J
70
17"
J&D
<
35
1st guar 4H8 1934
M&S /
Rock iBland-Frisco Term Ry—
1st M 4 Ha 1957
J&J
1st guar 4 Ha 1941
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
35
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952...J&D
Staten Isld
100
..J&J
J&J.
107%
35
Spartanburg Union & Columbia—
32 H
11
St Paul & Duluth—
1st consol g 4s 1968
27
29
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
105H
61%
48%
5.00
5.00
5.00
Eq tr 4 Ha Oct '38-'39 (s-a) A&O
Aiken Branch 4s 1998-:
J&J
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939—-_J&J /
1st coll tr 4s 1949 opt
.A&O /
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
1st term & unif 5s
78
M&S
106
107%
68%
stamped 1941
Eq tr 5a 1938-39 (s-a)
104H
106 %
4 Ha
2.40
Develop & gen M g 4s '56.A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956
A&O
Develop & gen 6Hs 1956..A&0
Equipment trust 5 Ha
70
104
4 Ha 1941
2.25
Southern Pacific RR Co.—
1st ref g 4s 1955 opt 1910..J&J
62)
106
con
2.75
Eq 5s 1939 (T(yr)
M&S
Eq 5s 1938-41 D (yr)...A&0
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5Hs 1949
A&O
74%
2.50%
2.00%
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt—J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939..J&D
Rutland
3.00
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955.J&J f
Southern Railway—
1st consol g 5s 1994
J&J
99
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952.J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
4s stamped 1949
31
51
2.75
Pacific Fruit Express—
50
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
1st g 4s guar 1940
45
II*
4Hs 1969 with warr
_M&N
10-yr secured 3%a 1946..-J&J
Equip 5s 1938-1939 (yr)._M&N
Eq tr 4Ha 1938-40 (yr).".".J&D
Eq tr 4Ha 1938-41 (yr).
106"
3.50
3.00
62
30
-M&S
M&S
M&N
40-year 4 Ha 1968
50-year 4Hs 1981
„
70
111H
Coll tr 4s (OP) Aug 1 '49—J&D
1st 4 Ha (Oregon Lines)
3%
70%
17
A&O
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st Mg 4s 1951
M&N
90
90~"
40
South Indiana 1st g4s 1951—F&A
Southern Pacific Co—
J&J
1931
109%
106%
107
100
4.75%
35"
87
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996..J&D
1951—J&J
3Hs
41%
30
99
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990—J&J
62 H
60
Phlla & Bait Gent 4s 1951—M&N
Phila Bait & Washington—
1st gold 4s 1943
M&N
Gen 4a April 1 1960
A&O
Gen 5s 1974 series B—F&A
Gen M 4)4* 1977 ser O— J&J
Gen 4H« series D 1981..J&D
i
45
80
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55—J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O
104
1st
—
2d
41
98 %
M&N
2%
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55
gu
F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3 Ha 1936—F&A
104
87
A&O
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
23
75
99%
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947
Norwich & Worcester 4 Ha '47M&S
94
Ogdensburg & Lake Ghamplian—
1st guar g 4s 1948
J&J /
8H
4s stamped 1948
J&J/
6%
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943
M&S
106
Ohio Ind & Western 5s 1938
*
Ohio & Little Kanawha5s '5CM&S
35
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
J&J /
12
15
1st M 5 Ms 1944
F&A /
12
15
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D /
12
15
1st M 4^s 1950series C...J&J/
12
15
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946.J&D
105
110
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946
J&J
111
1st cons guar 5s 1946
...J&J
112)4
114"
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 48 '61 opt-.J&J
92
94 %
PacFruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938
84
F&A
71)4
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J /
66%
85
Cardelet Br 1st 4)4* 1938-A&O
80
St Louis City real est 5s '38 J&J
75
Paducah & 111 1st 4)4* 1955.J&J
103
Paris-Orleans extl 5Ks 1968 M&S
80
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
J&D /
23
Paterson Extension 5s 1950-J&D /
10
Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42ser AM&S15
60
77
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1963
F&A
85)4
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
M&N
98
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1941
F&A
101 %
102H
Gu tr ctfs g 3)4* 1942
J&D
101
Gu tr ctfs g 3Hs 1944
J&D
101
Pa & N Y Canal con 5s 1939 A&O
50
60
Cons mtge 4Ha 1939
A&O
50
60 ,
Cons mtge 4s 1939
A&O
50
60
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4%* 1977 ser A..A&O
95H
1st & ref 4 Hs series B 1981
103
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
M&N
107
Con M 4s gold 1948
M&N
106H
107H
Oon M 4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar
..M&N
107
Oon M 4 Hs gold 1960-—F&A
112
Gen g 4Ks 1965
J&D
90
91 )
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
100 H
101 >
Gen M 4^s 1981 ser D...A&O
87
86H
Gen M 4)4* ser E 1984—J&J
85 H
92
Deb 4)4* 1970
A&O
68H
69
Gen M 3 Ms ser O 1970—A&O
79
81
Oonv deb 3 %a 1952
66
A&O
65%
30-yr secured 4s 1938-1964.J&J b 5.25
4.75
Gen equip 5s 1938-39 (yr).A&O b 1.75
1.25
Eq tr 4)4* 1938-39 (yr)—A&O b 1.75
1.25%
Eqtr 4sseries E 1938-1949.J&J b 3.00
2.50%
Eq tr 2^8 ser H '38-'52..M&N b 2.85
2.50%
Pew & East cons 4s 1940..A&O
49 %
37
13
Shamokin Sun bury & Lewisb'g—
2d ext'd 5s 1945
J&J
107 H
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—J&J
24 H
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry—
1st g 5 )4* 1974 series A
F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s *37 gu op
J&J /
Pore Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 ser A..J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..J&J
1st 4)4* 1980 ser O
_M&8
Equipment trust 4)4*
b 3.50
Equip trust 2 Ha 1938-46—J&J b 3.25
40
98 %
J&D
6%
5%
F&A
59 H
108
J&D
notes 1931
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s "48. A&O
7
70
60
6.00
5.75
J&D
F&A
1951
18
M&S
A
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s 1931.J&J
5
5
112
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941. J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
M&N
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956
M&S
—
/
J&D
A&O
A&O
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961.J&J
Guar 5s 1961
J&J
Portland & Rumford Falls—
Rqtr 4 Ha 1939-'40 (yr)M&S15 b 2.50
Eq tr 2%* 1939-1947
M&S b 3.25
Eqtr 2%a 1938-1946-.— J&J b 3.25
Nor RRof N Jgen 4^s2000.J&J/
25
No Ry of Gal 5s g gu 1938A&0
North Pennsylvania RR—
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
J&D
89
Northwestern Terminal RR—
ser
F&A
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s May! 1933
M&S /
Seab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A
F&A
Certificates of deposit.
/
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
F&A
Certificates of deposit
§8H
fr
1943..J&J
1st gen 4s series A 1948
1st M 5s 1962 series B
1st gen 5s 1974 series O
1st 4%* series D 1977
6s 1945
5% secured
106H
Eq tr 3%a Apr 1 1938-1946
Eq tr 2%a 1938-1946
J&D
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
/
_
120"
104 H
O—J&J
Pitts & West Va Ry—
1st M 4%b 1958 ser A
1st M 4Hs 1959 ser B
1st M 4%b 1960 ser O
cons
Receiver ctfs 2-3 Ha '45
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
J&J
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943.M&N
69 H
1st &
Feb. 17
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
M 47%
43
B
J&J
56
C
J&J
48
D—J&J
48
An .-Apr
115"
110
97
97
J&D
A&O
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—
1st gold 5s 1949
F&A
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952
F&A
6% receivers' ctfs 1927
F&A
77
Certificates of deposit
F&A
__M&N
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
Northern Pacific—
1st M 5s 1977
107"
F&A
4 Hs series J 1964
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
Gen M 4%* 1977 ser
107
P
J&D
M&N k
4s series H 1960
4 %a series I 1963
14
...M&S
110
Schuylkill & Leh 1st 4s '48-M&N
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989M&N
108"
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1950
12
A&O /
Stamped
.A&O "
9H
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949
F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O
Certificates of deposit
104
1st 8 f g 5s 1959
—
J&D /
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
112
1st gold 5s 1940
A&O
1 '33
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997-.--Q&J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q&F
Ref & imp 4 Ha 2047 ser A.J&J
82
113
114H
April 1933 to Oct 1934,1945-
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser
Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser
Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser
3%* series E 1949
4s series F 1953
4s series G 1957
Joaquin Val—
1940
A&O
San Fran Terra 1st 4s 1950--A&O
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—
108H
...A&O
Mar 24
M&N k 109
M&N
105%
F&A
4 Ha series C 1942__
4s series D 1945
Biu
1st g 5s 1942
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s 1947
J&J
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis—
Con g gu 4%* ser A 1940.A&O
Cons 1st g 5s July 1
Apr 1 1935 & sub coups 1945— /
Apr 1938 and subs coupons
/
Ctfs of dep stmpd as to sale of
...
79*
J&O
1966
1st g 58 Oct 1
11A
118
Gen & ref g 4 Ha ser A '74.M&S
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
as to sale of Apr
to Oct 1 1937 coupons
3%a
San Fran & San
J&J'/
121
110H
100H
Norrist'n & Maine 1st 4s '52 M&S
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A
M&S
Stamped
mtae
4%* series B 1942
2d mtge 4H« 1937
Gen mtge. 5s g 1940
Bonds
Salt Lake &
>gden 5s 1934
/
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—
1st guar g 4s 1943
J&J
i
1st p 4s 1937 8 f cpt gu
Piedmont & Northern—
1st
89
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Phlla & Chester Val 4s 1948.A&0
92
Phila Newton & N Y 3s 1942 A&O
90
Phila & Reading RR—See "Readi ng Co."
Philippine Railway—
Prior lien ext 4%s, 1950.-M&S /
N Y Phil & Norf—1st g 4s *39 J&J
100H
100
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
M&N
86
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
J&D
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
A&O
94 %
N It & Putnam 1st 4s g 1993. A&O
N Y Short Line 4s 1957
103'
F&A
N Y & Stamford 4s 1958
25
M&N
N Y Susq & Western—
1st refunding 5s
BONDS
Interest" except where mar te<
"f" end Income >nt defaulted bonds
for the closing clay oi the month preceding the date of issue
as near as possible
102 %
US*
76
73
75%
April, 1938]
RAILROAD
71
BONDS
NOTICE—All'bond prices ere "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bonds and Stocks
Bid
Ask
Union Depot (Oolumbus, Ohio)
Gen 4Hs 1046
J&J
974
1094
35-year 3^s debs 1971—M&N
85
34-year 3 4s debs 1970
A&O
2.70
Eq tr 2§/s ser E 1938-62.-J&J b
Eqtr 4Hs 1938 (yr)
1.50
M&N b
Eq 4Hs Sept 15 ^-^.MASIS b
1.75
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s '46-M&S
110
Deb 6s 1946
M&S
Union Terminal Co (Dallas)-
87 4
2.00%
1.00%
1.00%
cuiy
pref (with $40 warr). 100
% prior conv pref
eny & West (6% guar) .100
wjludou Topoks & Ssntft F0-1OO
5% non-cum pref
—100
,y
109"
100
►n—100
104
75
105
105
108
108
I——50
American shares partlc
pref.
O)—100
_
100
8lH
Unstamped—
class A
1st pref 5
class B
1st pref 8
1st pref 7
class C
1st pref 10% class D
1st pref 4 4 % class E
20
W*
14
764
22
preferred---—100
prior preferred.
100
non-cum
85
80
b
b
Wabash Railroad Co—
1st gold 5s 1939
M&N /
F&A f
1939.J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954. J&J f
Ref & gen 54s 1975 A-JM&S
Certificates of deposit
Equipment trust 54b
Equipment trust 5s
Eq tr 44s 1938-43 (yr)—A&O
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s '41-J&J /
2d gold 5s 1939—
Deb mtge 6s series B
99 4
2.00
1.75
42 4
244
1004
1.25%
1.25%
454
284
45"
6jf*
74
5
24
1
1
1
T
6
74
14
14
24
14
14
24
24
70
7
74
O
17
20
39
50
5
"74
100
100
40
100
4% non-cum preferred
64
31*
24
834
45
"14
14
4
24
"6"
4
40
100
100
1
14
14
Cin New Orl & Texas Pacific. .100
91
4
4
4
24
4
14
200
220
100
110
112
5% non-cum preferred
100
Chicago & North Western.__.100
7% non-cum preferred
100
Chic R I & Pacific common.—100
7% preferred
6% preferred
101
106
llo"
Preferred
.1
78
55
40
-50
69
Cin Union Term 5% pref
100
Cleve Cine Chicago & St L—-100
104
6%
5%
preferred
non-cum
non-cum
preferred—.—100
7%-50
-50
Cleve & Pitts (gu Pa RR)
61H
3.25
3.25
694
754
2.50%
2.50%
102
Special
17
1946
———.If
15K
16
Equipment trust 5s
6
J&D b
6.00
4.50%
4.50%
4%
4% 1st non-cum preferred..100
4% 2d non-cum preferred-.100
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
50
100
Passumpslc pref
65
39
com
7
44
75
5
Eq tr 54b 1938 (yr)
24s trustees ctfs Dec. 1 1938—
Western Pocahontas Wis 1945—
95
Preferred (guar C H & D)_. 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
85
150
99
Western Ry of Ala Wis *58—A&O
75
Delaware Lack & Western—
50
25
4
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
Ref mtge. 4s ser D 1966.-M&S
1st consol gold 4s 1949—-M&S
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J /
Wichita Falls & Sou 1st 6s *38 J&J /
1st 5s extended 1948
—J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry
-
1st g gu
4 4b 1941 opt—-M&N
Wllkes-Barre &
6.00
97
Delaware
1054
1st 4Hs May 1 1938
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6s 1939
F&A
Wlllmar & Sioux Falls
30"
35
38
..—
44
5
1st guar g 5s 1938
....J&D
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4^s *77—J&D
Gen 5s Aug 1 1982—
F&A
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s '43.A&0
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s I960..
J&J
Winston-Salem Term 5s '66.A&0
J&J /
/
1st & ref 4s 1959
...A&O /
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936—M&N /
Certificates of deposit—...
Marsh field
&
S'eastern div
100
11
13
100
95"
4
6
64
8
74
4s
1951
M&N
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
424
45 4
1st gold 4Hs 1943
J&J
Yonkers Ry see "P U" bonds—
Yoseralta Vails f g 5s 1936—J&J
44
94
94
•
No
par
value.
Ex-dividend.
( Quotations
represent
44
16 4
Illinois
Ceni/al
-100
Non-cum 6% pref series A.-100
Leased lines (guar)
100
24
34
24
45
100
com
7
5
82"
86
100
65
70
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J)_100
Old Colony (gu NVNH&H)__100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
30
3
"5"
30
30
40
Norwich & Worcester pref
Pennsylvania RR
Corp v t c
50
50
-
Pennroad
100
Marquette Ry com
100
5% preferred
100
5% prior preferred..
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar).. 50
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR).100
Piedmont & Northern
*
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie
100
17
65
70
24
124
134
17
15
30
150
100
14
34
314
75
54
5
114
40
100
125
131
100
100
100
62
66
50
14
4
lH
6
14
lps
24
18
80
*
common
100
14
50
20
100
04
54
100
100
...
preferred
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Southwestern of Ga (guar).
9
24
I
100
15
20
100
60
*
52
5
—100
75
85
114
15
Central
...
Union Pacific—Common—
40
125
100
40
50
3
50
12
34
-
•
95
4%
non-cum
Preferred
&
—.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar).....100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com
100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Virginian Ry common
...100
6% cum preferred
.....100
Wabash Ry
.......100
5% non-cum preferred A
100
5% non-cum conv pref B—100
7
50
131
564
--
Western
Maryland Ry
1st
preferred
4%
non-cum
com
14
50
65
95
38"
43
105
98
1
113
14
4X5H
50^
20
24
50
100
24
30
100
50
40
45
Western Pacific RR
60
37
40
6% non-cum preferred—...100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
54 % cum-conv preferred—100
k Last sale.
54
dH
8
Corp....100
/This Includes accrued Interest,
43
80
115
50
100
2d pref
9
40
55
60
Ware River RR
Warren N J (guar D L & W).
West Jersey & Seashore (gu).
13
37
b Basis.
50
100
100
preferred
common
258""
190
46
6% non-cum preferred...
Louis Southwestern
100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)-100
Ry
95"
90
St
non-cum
45
90
100
100
...
3
19 4
19
47
14
34
64
.—100
100
$100 face amount,
14
67
70
per
155
100
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
5%
74
145
100
100
Rutland 7% preferred
St Louis Bridge 1st pref
Southern
38
64
100
43
K O St L & Chic—Pref (gu)-100
Kansas City Southern
100
dollars
165
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu)_100
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
31
90
155
160
34
9
60
60
145"
50
obligations....
non-cum
39
78
135
100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
Rome & Clint (gu D & H)
4-2%
42"
100
14% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Co
50
4% non-cum 1st pref
50
4% non-cum 2d pref
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar). 100
Rich Fred & Potom—com
100
6% guaranteed
7% guaranteed
130
39
37
74
.
240
122
.......
174
120
50
100
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)
16
20
210
50
Preferred
Tj
24
15
66
50
Lehigh Valley....
14
64
Pere
14
100
210
30
preferred
90
100
115
non-cum
144
14
1
100
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)
Peoria & Eastern
'
35
(gu).100
—-100
4%
80
64
preferred
234
24
85"
75"
100
Erie)_100
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)
50
United N J RR & Canal
Jollet & Chic (guar O & A)
100
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)..100
5% preferred
145
1014
110
4
50
in
hH
1?*
_♦
135^
100^
Ry
100
pref—100
non-cum
100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu NYC).. 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis
100
134
3if
&
Texas & Pacific Ry
10
53
24
100
Preferred
52
167
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Co
Internat Rys (Cent Am)
4
84
100
No Carolina (guar Sou RR)__100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR)_ 50
North'n N H (guar B & M)
100
Tennessee
63
45
160
40
10
123
2
Preferred
Little Miami original guar...
Spec guar betterment stk..
Lit Schu.vlNavRR& Coal (gu)
%
(gu)
100
Lackawanna RR of N J
84
14
112
Sharon
6% preferred
100
Hudson & Manhattan.—..—100
5% non-cum preferred
—-100
11
12
12
103
54
*
Southern Pacific Co
90
109"
7
100
50
58
J*
2
14
100
com
40
58
105
1
6 % preferred series A
N Y & Harlem
Seaboard Air Line
27/
2\
35
95
N Y Chic & St Louis com
36
53
4% non-cum 1st preferred--100
4% non-cum 2d preferred-.100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
50
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)— 50
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar).100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)-l00
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs
.*—*
Preferred (capital stock.
*
Green Bay & Western
100
4
100
63*
preferred
84
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico
New York Central RR
63*
non-cum
Gulf Mobile & Northern com.100
84
64
14
38
34
43
8
100
2d preferred
38
33
46
41
Unstamped
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
National Rys of Mexico
—100
50
50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
6%
East Penna (guar P & R)
Elmira & W'msport (guar)—
104
105
108
36
74
100
Duluth South Shore & At!
2|*
Wllkes-Barre & Scranton Ry—
Wisconsin Central Ry—
1st gen g 4s 1949
Certificates of deposit
non-cum
Erie—Common
J&D
74
Detroit & Mackinac
Eastern—
1st guar g 5s 1942
6% pref.100
(guar)-—100
Ry
..100
preferred
100
Detroit Hills & S W
5%
107
90
160
Denv & Rio Gr West
108"
1044
274
Dividend
36*
32
1
1*4
44
Original
3
24
50
(guar)
6
34
54
34
100
70
5
30
Prov & Worcester (guar)
Railroad Securities Co—
102
60"
35
Consol Rys of Cuba 6% pref.100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref. .100
Dayton & Mich
72
145
100
Colorado & Southern
Conn &
16
guar
?!
20
7% pref (guar Pa RR)-.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pitts Youngs & Ashta 7% pref
Portland & Ogdensburg
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
49"
14
Paterson & Hudson River..
1
4
14
4
24
Common
70"
100
Northern Pacific Ry
North RR of N J (guar
Chic Milw St P & Pacific-
5
'4
25
Adjust 4%
54
54
274
234
654
6% preferred
100
Chicago Great Western com—100
4% preferred
100
Chic Ind & Louisv common.. .100
100
conv
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk & Western
18
Preferred series A
$
♦
100
com
7% conv preferred
N Y Ontario & Western
14
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
48
J*
Chic & East Illinois common.100
...100
-
com
1st 4% non-cum pref
41
50
37
2d 5% non-cum o «ferred—100
New London Northern
100
New Orleans Great Northern-100
36
W).30
100
-*
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
45
33
100
1
41
91^
K
2
67
(gu D L &
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake Corp
8
41
Nashville & Decatur—
1?*
63
87
55
51
West Virginia & Pittsburgh
1st g 8 f 4s 1990—
A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gr Nor
1st & ref 5&s 1977 ser A—J&J
Equipment trust 4 Ms
Equipment trust 5s
lb
West N Y & Penna 4s 1943. A&OI
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S /
-100
-25
15"
50
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
21"
llH
5%
850""
1
50
preferred
Mobile & Birmingham—
4% non-cum preferred
6
30
36
80
64
29
44
unstmp—100
87
35
4
54
Catawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
2d pref (guar P & R) — ----50
Car Cllnchfield & O
80
Q-Mar
Western Maryland 4s 1952.A&0
—
Canada Southern
87" Cayuga & Susq
Washington Central Ry—
J&J
5% class A
-.100
8% class B
100
7% class O
100
10% class D_ —-100
4M% class E_—100
6% non-cum pref stamped. .100
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—100
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
.25
pref
pref
pref
pref
pref
80
1939—J&J/
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
34s Jan 1954 opt 1924
J&J
Wash & Frankl Ry 1st 5s '39. J&J
Wash Term Co—34s 1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st Wis 1947
F&A
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
Canadian Pacific
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S /
Omaha Div. lst3H8g'41_A&0/
Wabash Railway Co—
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B—F&A
Certificates of deposit
Ref & gen Wis 1978 ser O.A&O
Certificates of deposit
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D—A&O /
Certificates of deposit
/
Warren 1st ref k 34s 2000—F&A
100
Common—
894
54%
t
4
2$
Mar
50
50
100
100
100
7% preferred series A
Stamped—
Virginian Ry—
1st lien & ref 3^s A
100
100
700
4% leased line ctfs
Mississippi Central
16
60
100
32
450
49
12*
-.100
.......100
Mill Creek & Minehill NavigMinehill & Schuyl Hav (gu) —
Missouri Pacific
85
325
43
5<»
50
100
Midd) .nil Valley common
Preferred
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
Ask
S*
20
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minneapolis St P & S S M
7 % non-cum preferred
30
100
100
100
—
75
20
M&N
5s
(guar N Y
Boston & Maine common
ref & impt 5s 1973
M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003.—-J&J
1st cons g 5s 1958
A&O
Assented
—199
5% conv preferred
85
1st 4s 2361
444
100
4% non-cum pref.
^oston & Alb
*40—M&N
West Shore
23
50
M&N
1948
J*
75
110
113
So*
Des M Div 1st g 4s
5% preferred
Valley
Michigan Central
Massiwppa
40
A—F&A
1966.M&8
Eq tr 4 4s 1938-1940 (yr)--J&J
Eqtr 5s 1938 (yr)——. M&N
224
109
Cash war & scrip ret No. 5 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4 4s 1940--A&O
Vlcksburg Bridge & Term Co—
1st M s f 6s 1958
M&S /
Debenture s f 7s 1948
M&S /
Vlcksburg Shreveport & Pacific
Pr lien 08 '15 ext 5%
Gen 5s May 1 1941
74
30
100
Pref igunr L S & M 8)
M ilne Central
4
64
54
5H
19
113
1st guar 4 4b assented—
1
Mahoning Coal RK._
25
July 1914 coupon—J&J1934
July 1914'coupon off
J&J
Mar
59
110
95
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
1st guar 44s unassented—
4s
Lykens Valley RR & Coal
pref (with $30 warr) .100
pref (without warr)—100
___
Cons g 4s 1955 series
Series B 1957
1st
Louisville & Nashville
58
95
ij
39
54
55
108
98
112
90
35
66
108
70
.50
98
mtge 3 4s 1967
Bid
.50
114
United N J RR & Canal Co—
1st 44b Sept 1 1979
M&S
General gold 4s 1944—
M&S
1st 4s Sept 1 1948
M&S
1st 4^s Feb 1 1973
F&A
Gen 1st g3Hs 1951
M&S
Utica Clin & Blng 5s 1939—- J&J
Vandalia RR—
Par
pref (guar»..100
S Locks
Ask
Louis & M'» Rlv
Preferred.
1074
Bid
STOCKS
102
Union Pacific—
1st ry & land gr 4s g 1947—J&J
1st & ref 48 June 2008
M&S
1st & ref 68 June 2 2008
M&S
1st
Par
Stocks
RAILROAD
14
60
ig
105
75
* Nominal.
,
NOTICE—All
bond
prices
are
Quotations for all securities
Stocks and Bonds
Par
Bid
"and interest'* except
are as near
Ask
as
where marked *'f'
Stocks and Bonds
Bid
Par
share
Administered Fund 2d Inc.——-*
Affiliated Fund com
125
Sec cony deb 5s 1944-47—-J&J
Air Investors Inc
9.30
3.52
Per
Convertible preferred-—-*
Warrants
12 M
5ae
—-
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4Mb with com shs 1967—-
43
26.62
22%
2%
25%
3%
Fidelity Fund. Inc
"♦ret Boston Corp
*
10
14.45
15.58
9%
10 M
10c
2.10
2.33
10c
40
2.62
2.96
Deb 4Mb with
shs 1968—
com
6.53
20
4.99
Foreign Bond Associates Inc— 10c
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
5.78
53
1 %
7
com
.-*
Allied Int Investing Corp com—*
S3 convertible preferred-*
Feb
9H
Amer Bankstocks Corp———*
Amor British & Cont Com----*
86 preferred
---*
1st coll tr
National
Common with warrants
Common
Class A
19
General
17M
1M
6 preferred w w
)eb 5s Feb 1 1952 without
General Capital Corp
American European Secur
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
68 series B 1958
American General Corp
7
2«
,__*
5*4
J&J
M&N
10c
99
99
J7/»
23%
—-—
$2 % preferred
———1
$3 preferred
1
Amer General Equities Ins—25c
Amerex Holding Corp
—— *
Amer Insuranstocks Corp
—*
28
32
59c
16%
Class B
ware
100
Gen'l Realty & Utilities
1
*
73
__*
34
6% preferred w w
—-100
6% preferred ex-warr
—100
10-year deb 3s 1946--—--J&D
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
2
80
Associates Investment Co
5%
-
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
Canadian lnternat Inv Trust—
5s series A 1959
A&O
Canadian Invest. Fund. Ltd
1
Canadian Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5s8erie8 A 1958
F&A
Capital Administration cl A
Class B
18
26 M
sF
11.67
12.48
23c'
18.62
38c
19.91
9M
10 %
10
94
97
3.05
3.4C
79
4%
10
45
*
75
Cent-Illinois Securities Corp—_1
$1.50 conv preferred
*
Cent Invest Corp 4-6s '67—A&O
Nat Corp class A
*
Class B
Central
Central States Elec Corp
1
7% preferred
100
100
100
100
-
Conv preferred
Conv pref series of 1929
6% cum preferred
Century Shares-Trust
Chicago Corporation
%
5%
89
34
5
8*«
10
3
4%
—*
18.89
*
1%
Convertible preferred-——
*
Christiana Securities com—.100
Preferred
—100
—
City InvestingCo
1530"
129
--.100
60
Cleve Securities 4-6s to 1943.J&J
50
Commercial Credit
10
common
4M% conv preferred
3*4% debentures 1951
2 %% debentures 1942
100
A&O
J&D
Commercial Invest Trust
__*
$4.25 conv preferred
*
Debenture 3 Ms 1951
J&J
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Secure common. 1
Preferred
1
Consolidated Invest Trust com. 1
Warrants
Continental Secur Corp com
6% preferred
*
100
Debenture 5s May 1 1942
Continental Shares com
*
6% preferred
100
Corp Secure 5% notes 1935.M&S
Corporate Trust shares old ser—1
.
AA
AA
(modified)
AOC (modified)
Orum & Form
er
Inc
-
com
-
8% preferred
10
-.100
Orum & Forster Insursh B
7% cum preferred
Cumulative Trust Shares
Deposit ed Bank Shs N Y
Deposited Insur Shs
Seriei
10
23*4
102%
95%
100%
95*4
103
2.67
%
17
25 %
20c
3
22
ser
A
B
—
4%
5%
—
Dividend Shares
25c
Domestic & ForeignIn5Hs47F&A
Kas Util Invest Deb5s 1954 M&S 15
Eaton &
Fund A-l
Elec Shareholdings Corp com—1
$6
conv
*
y
pref with
ware
No par value
Ex-stock dividend.
*
♦
*
H
4^
1
*
29"
1948
Holding Corp.
Hydro F.lec Sec
88c
3*
60c
3
*
com
preferred
100
Incorporated Investors
-*
Independence Trust Shares
*
Institutional Securities Ltd—
Bank Group shares
4
94
14.02
1.87
23"
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
—F&A
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war.-J&J
3%
Insuransbares Co of Delaware.. 1
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc.—1
International Holdings & Inv
*
lnternat'I Secur Corp Amer—
0% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Interstate Equity common—)
—
If*
$3 convertible pref A
•
Investment Bond & Share—
5s series A 1947
J&D
Investment Co of Amer
10
Investors Fund of Amer Series 01
Investors Royalty--—1
31
%
7.22
J.
.25
7.67
%
20
Keystone Custodian Fund
Series B-2
Series B-3—
Series K-l
17.42
10.70
10.64
6.29
25
35
1%
100
Marine Midland Corp
5
Maryland Fund Inc
10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust-.1
Mutual Investment Trust
10
Bond &
Corp (Calif)
10
Pacific Investing Deb 5s 1948J&J
Pacific Southern Invest
pref
*
9
82
84
24
26
Class A
Invest com..
10
5*4
4.77
16.52
8.83
11
40
75
36
1.65
$5 50 preferred
1
Nat Rep Invest Trust Conv pref*
Nat Trust Shares Remodified.
1
42
25c
3.90
5%
4>
2.2
91c
1
1.75
4.15
~6
5
2.33
1.02
*
preferred
100
100
New
9.32
i*
6.18
stocks
5.14
Electrical equipment
5.07
7.12
5.52
——————
Oils
Railroad equipment
stocks
B
$6
common
cum
—
preferred—
5
.100
North American Bond Trust Ctfe.
t Called for payment April 27 at $30 plus div.
6.13
6.91
4.59
5.38
Niagara Share Corp (Md)—
Conv deb 5%a 1950
M&N
e
Ex-coupons.
10.02
Pub Util
82 M
6%
x\%
3%
80
8.11
8
100 %
1
8
9.03
102
Mar 24
20*
♦
6.70
17c
7.20
48"
46
Common stock
]
$6 preferred
*
Royalties Management A——-1
Schoellkopf Button and
Pomeroy Inc common
10t
Second Carey Trust
%
-
60
308"
50c
%
1%
58
65
)
2.35
1
Corp Com
$5 conv preferred
Securities Co of New Jersey—
34%
2.42
35
98
1
Securities Corp General com_-_*
$6 preferred
*
1%
7.52
2%
—1
———*
55
8.20
3.04
%
47
*
6
—
100
50
-
$5.50 prior stock-—Conv preferred
Allotment certificates
Shawmut Association
Mar
Mar 29
8
6*
*
A 10c
Representative Trust Shares—. 10
Republic Investors Fund
25c
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948—-A&O
Selected Amer Shares Inc
Selected Income Shares
Selected Industries com
4%
94
98
Conv coll 4 Ms ser "11" '55 A&O
com
IH
95
*
Railway & Util Invest A
Preferred..
75
33c
28c
10c
Sec 7% preferred
12
35
-.100
Quarterly Income Shares.10c
5% deb series A 1942
M&N
Railway & Light Securities com *
"*%
50
5
6
47
-
50
9
*
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
4Mb Mar 1 1942
M&S
5s March 1 1952--M&S
—
70
70
Solvay Amer Corp 5%% prf—100
Sovereign Invest. Inc., com—10c
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord
reg
—£1
111
51c
Amer dep rets ord bearer
£1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
■Standard Amer Trust
Shares--—1
Standard Investing
Corp com--*
$5.50 preferred w w—
*
Deb 5%s 1939
F&A 15
12.
1.95
9M
75
75
113
57c
».S
2.25
iff
5%
55
Standard Utilities Inc
50c
State St Investment
Corp.——.*
62
31c
63
33c
66 M
*
50c
Suburban Elec. Securities
$4 cum 2d preferred
-
*
-
2'.37
Su^Coij of Amer class A—12
Class
1
3
4.04
4.04
2
Supervised Shares
—III
Third National
Investors.--—11
Tri-Continental Corp
♦
6% cum preferred
*
Warrants
--—
5s conv
deb 1953
_I" J&j
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B
25c
Trusteed
Industry Shares
25<Trustee N Y Bank Shares
50c
Trustee Stand Invest ser CL—
1
Class D
7.16
s20*
103%
52c
67c
95c
——
common"
1
3%
92%
1
45c
m
63c
65
4%
•
S. & International
Sec.IIIII•
pref with warrants
—•
Utility Equities Corp.—--——5
3l*
7
?&
75c
10%
1.33
71c
5
74
42*
1st
Utility & Industrial Corp.——5
Convertible preferred
7
Wellington Fund-Western Reserve Investing—
Deb 5%b 1944
—-F&A
Wisconsin Bankshares———— *
5
94
2
Voting shares
S &
Foreign Securities com—*
Conv preferred
58c
76c
1.05
4.60
*
$6 1 st preferred.....
U.
105]
5.35
Conv deb 5s 1946
M&S
UnkedN Y Bank Shares
C3—..»
United N Y Trust Shares
ser F—*
U S Banking
Corp
•
U S Elec Light & Pow
tr ctf A—_
U
7.78
19]
2]
85]
1.80
1.76
If
Trustee Standard Oil shares "All
1
Series B
Union Investment
51"
1.55
2.49
1.55
3
B_.~ —IIII—
——II"
Class BB
Class C_.
2%
6.67
7.03
5.58
5.51
7.71
5.99
6.65
7.48
4.99
5.84
10
*
-
Reliance lnternat Corp
Preferred
75
75
5
-
Trust ctfs series B
H
6.49
Steel
-
Prudential Investors
*
$6 preferred
*
Pub Util Investing 5s "1948.A&O
39
1st
1948
-
m
15.57
8.08
5% preferred ser A w w
100
Nat Bond & Share Corp
*
National Investors
-----—.1
New common
1
2d preferred
York Stocks, Inc.—
1
Class D
1st 5 Ms series B 1940
M&S
Major Shares Corp
*
Manufacturers Finance (Bait)'
S f coll 4 Ms series A 1942.A&O
National
70
70
3*4
Lawyers Mtge Inv (Boston)
11.72
11.61
U%
»V/s
M&N
A&O
Deb 5s April
Pacific Finance
3.26
2%
10
6.89
10.78
3.02
Series S-4
18.99
9.85
K-2_----------------
eTies 8-2
Larkins Ware Trust
84
*
2M
87
87
•11
-,
34
Machinery
Metals.
1%
07%
27
50
Insurance
15.60
4%
1%
3%
16*
Building supplies
101
1.08
3
Bank
1.02
25
1.97
100
.98
Agricultural
4.50
t
k
90
Insurance Group Shares
Voting shares
England Fund
22
15.07
"6"
84
1%
6s series 4 Nov 1942
1st
Preferred
%
5
Second Nat Inv
30c
New
Howard Management
Economic Inv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
Huron
.89
80c
1
New York Investors common
1
1
1
1
2.50
47c
-
Nation Wide Securities Co
Diversified Trustee Shares
C sharesD shares
83c
—-
60
8c
*
A
89c
.81
Guardian Investors com
$6 1st preferred
$3 2nd preferred
$7 preferred
Debenture 5s series A
k
100
ser
70c
—
Steel Shares
Tobacco Shares
Series
1
1
1
1
Accumulative series.-..
63c
Illuminating & Power Securities—
—
$3 cum pref series A
Carey Trust
91c
49c
-
3^
2.0$
10
61c
96c
1.00
70c
55c
77c
98c
91c
53c
87c
—
—
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
Petroleum Shares
Railroad Equipment Shares
40
.93
55c
Investing shares
9f%
-
Boston Fund Inc
Boston Personal Prop Trust-—*
British Type Investors
1
Broad St. Invest Co Inc
6
3%
.85
-
Food Shares
Atlantic Secur 4Hs A 1953.A&0
Atlas Corporation common
5
6% preferred
60
Option warrantsBancamerica-Blair Corp
1
Bankers Nat Investing com
*
Bankers Securities Corp com—5f
6% preferred
——-5(
Basic Industry Shares
-10
Blue Ridge Corp common
1
83 conv preferred
100
-
7
1 ft
15
2
Group Securities, Inc—
Agricultural Shares
Automobile Shares
Building Shares
Chemical Shares
6
65
72
6%
3%
10
13%
J*
94
104
6
1
60
6
30
5
92
101
1
com
7% conv preferredPlymouth Fund Inc
A&O
Corp 4Mb 1959
1.73
14%
i m
Great Brit & Canada Invest¬
ment
1.97
1.93
1
Class B
1
1
com
1.61
1
Phoenix Sec Corp
———*
$3 conv pref class A
10
Pittsburgh United Corp
25
3.83
25
Debenture 4Mb Feb 1 1947—
Debenture 4Mb Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc
*
05*
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
25
25
-
3.52
of*
25
17
10
Com..*
*»2
Greenland Trust
-
45*'
1
m.
$6 pref (with warrants)
*
German Credit & Investment—
Pref allot ctf 25% 1st pref—*
23
7% preferred
8% preferred
28.23
*
—
Investment Corp
$6 preferred
Warrants
General Investors Trust
3%
89
1
Overseas Securities Co
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
88
Ask
share
20
*
Old Colony Invest Trust
3.20
79
Bid
Par
Per
Preferred
Oklahoma County Trust
Oklahoma Southern Trust
4.50
Investors—*
*
General
4
Amer Investment (III)-——-*
Convertible preferred
—25
♦
American
ana Bonds
Oils & Industries
13.8
3.53
2
-
Stocks
Northwest Bancorporation
*
Ohio Finance conv 5s 1951--F&A
Deb 6 Ms w w 1944
M&N
Common
*
21%
ifK
12
20ii
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
62
American & Continental Corp—
Amer Elec Sec part lc pref
1
bonds
1958
55
3.20
3.00
1
1
ex-warrants
25
1
defaulted
1953
6.29
45
J&D
-
A—1
Investors—
Fourth
3
and
North Amer Invest
Corp corn. 100
Collateral 4s 1951
J&D
6% preferred
100
5%% preferred
100
North American Trust Shares—
%
ser
*
25
Amer Cities Pr & Lt cl A
Class A opt div ser w w
Class B
-
6s A 1949.
2.86
15
|2 preferred
conv
93
-——10c
S3 preferred.
15 50 prior pref
Fixed Trust Shares series A
Series B
Foundation Trust Shares
Deb g 58 1953
F&A
Amer Business Shares
new
Amer Capital Corp A—-—-10c
Class B
—-
———
Fiscal Fund, Inc.—
Bank stock series
Insurance stock series
Alliance Investment
Ask
25.02
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
}
1956
Income
share
equitable Invest Tr (Mass)
6
^nuity Corp common--.-—--10c
$3 fonv preferred
—1
Equity Shares
———1
-
*
v t c
and
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
1
£9
Mar
154
39
%
{
10.M
ll.t
102
3%
lj
1
104
4H
83%
3%
4
89M Jan. 22
461
/Flat price.
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
x
Ex-dividend.
Utilities
Public
(Includes street and electric railways, gas, electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
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
Bonds
Bid
Adriatic Electric Oo (Italy)—
Extls f 7s 1952
A&O
Ala Oas Oo 1st M 4 Ms 1951.F&A
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946-m&S
1st & ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
1st & ref 4 Ms 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
.
r
Allegheny Gas Corp 6Ks ctfs '43
Alliance Power 1st os 1952—M&S
Alton Water 5s 1956
A&O
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954.—-J&J
.
Amarlllo Gas 6s
1939
Amer Commonwealths Power—
..
Deb
Deb
m
g
g
6s 1952 ser A
5 Ms 1953
78
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Ulanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
104
86
70
84
U1 Beach Bridge 6 Ms
1942—F&A
71H
74
94
17
90
104 M
62 M
Deb g 5s 2030
.M&S
38M
104
68
M
M
M
Elec Ry
A&O /
6
15
24
93
12
1st 4 Ms 1960
—-A&O
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53M&N
27
96
91
Bangor Gas Light 5s 1941—A&O
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
—J&J
Barstow (W S) deb 6s 1942—A&O
Baton Rouge Electric Co—
1st mtge 5 Ms 1954
J&D
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
F&A
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Co—-
40
13
91
....
}05M
105
—A&O
1st 7s 1953
30
34
32
36
59M
61
S f income 8s 1953
—A&O /
jar Val Mut Water 5s 195
Beauharnois Power Corp—
Coll trust s f 5s 1973
A&O f
44
46
A&O
34
36
1st 1 5 Ms 1948 ser A—M&N
Deb 6s 1938—.—
J&D
Amer Telep & Teleg—
Deb 5 Ms Nov 1 1943—.M&N
25-year deb 3 lis 1961—A&O
76
100M
35
43""
~javer
Secured deb 3.60-6s 1953—J&D
„
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016..-M&S
Amer Rys Corp coll 4 Ms '53.A&O
Debenture 4Ms 1963
Amer States Public Serv—
7
113
100 M
113M
J&D
100 M
100 H
5Ms ser A, B & O 1938 ...F&A
5 Ms series D, 1945
—F&A
Amer Util Service 6s 1964—M&N
100 H
30-year deb 3 Ms 1966
■
American Toll
Amer Water Works & Electric—
Deb 6s 1975 ser A
M&N
Deb 5s 1975
100 M
Bridge—
101M
53M
102-M
56M
90
...J&D
80
62
69 M
68 M
6M
Valley Trac 5s 1950.A&O
97 M
Beaver Valley Water 5s '60-M&N
100M
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
111M
M&S
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
119M
_J&D
122
122 M
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania—
117
1st & ref 6s 1948 ser B——J&<
116M
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
128M
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
100
1st mtge 5s 1958A&O
68
70
Bergen Turnpike 5s
Berkshire Street Ry30
36
1st extend 6s 1947—
J&D
Berlin City Elect 6Ms 1951—J&D
28M
Sink fund deb 6 Ms 1959--f&A
27
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
A&O fk 25M Mar 29
ff l!H
82
Ana&Pot R RR-See WashRy&El
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-5s*43 F&A
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry
99
im
8
64
.
ser
B
1st 6s 1940
/
M&S
30
....
33
40
Androscoggin W Pow 6s '45.F&A
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st mtge 4s 1963
F&A
S f deb4Ms 1948
Appalachian Power 5s 1941
.
F&A
100
93M
59
J&D
Deb gold
110"
6s 2024
J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Oo
Arizona Ed 1st 5s 1948
—J&J
1st 6s 1945
A&O
108M
72
83
86
Income 5s 1960
J&J
Income 6s 1960
A&O
Arizona Power 5s 1950—
F&A
1st & ref 4Mb 1950
—F&A
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944.F&A
Ark Louisiana Gas 4s 1951.-J&J
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953.-J&J
Deb 6 Ms 1935
M&N
1st s f 7s 1953
J&J
25M
27
29
98
94
97
6% notes extended 1938—A&O
Birmingham Water Works Co—
1st m 5Ms 1954 ser A..—A&O
26 m
Corp 5s series A 1957
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956.A&0
Ark West Gas 1st 5s w w '39. J&J
Ashl'd Home Tel 4 Ms A 1961 A&O
Ashtabula Wat Wks 5s 1958.A&0
Assoc Elect 4Hs 1953
J&J
58 Jan 1 1961
—J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Oonv deb 5 Ms 1977
F&A
Oonv deb 5s 1965——M&N
Oonv deb 5s 1950.
F&A
Oonv deb 4 Ms 1949.
J&J
Oonv deb 4 Ms 1948..
M&S
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
A&O
Cons ref deb 4 Ms 1958—M&N
Oonv invest ctfs 5 Ms
M&N
S f inc deb 5 Ms A 1983
F&A
S f inc deb 5s
1983
M&S
S f inc deb 4 J is O 1983.—M&S
S f inc deb 4s D 1983
M&S
S fine deb 5
1986 F&A
S f inc deb
B 1986—M&S
S f inc deb 4 M-5Ms O '86-M&n
S f inc deb 4-5s D 1986—.M&S
Oonv A 5s 2002........
Q-F
Oonv A 6s 2002
Q-M
Oonv A 7s 2002.——
Q-F
Associated Gas & Elec Corp—
_
8-year 8%
ww
1940
88 ex-warrants 1940
Oonv deb 5 Ms 1973..
Oonv deb 5s 1973
Oonv deb 4Ms 1973
Oonv deb 4s 1973
—
M&S
M&S
F&A
J&D
-J&D
M&S
Income deb 4Ms 1978
F&A
Income deb 4s 1978
A&O
Income deb 3 Ms 1978
M&N
Income deb 3 Ms 1978
M&S
Assoc General Utilities—
Income debs w w 5s 1956.M&N
Income deb 4s 1961——M&N
Associated Pub Utilities Oorp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A_.
J&J
Deb 6s series A 1958...—M&N
Associated Telep Co Ltd—
1st M 4s series B 1965
..J&J
Associated Telep & Teleg Oo—
Deb 5 Ms 1955 ser A
M&N
Assoc Telep Util deb 5s 1942A&O
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 6s 1941.
Certificates of deposit
M&S
deb 5Ms 1944 ser O.M&N
Certificates of deposit.
2-yr 6 % notes 1933
—A&O
Oonv
Certificates of deposit..,
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950
J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
.M&S
Gen mtge 4 Ms 1955
b Basis,
j
1st
8
99
78
20
78
79
87
80
100
101
30 M
35
25
m
5s 1954
ser
B
90
o oOt Jf'r*-
M & coll tr 4s ser O '65—M&N
Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
-M&N
Blue Lakes Water 6s '38—T
12
91
100
100
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.J
Boston Elevated Ry—
81
f
/
21
22 M
1st & ref 581954 ser A
M&S
Bway & 7th Ave—See N Y Rys
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967-F&.A
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
110
106M
73
78
93
96
20
22
20
22
74
24
78
36M
37M
28
99 H
100 M
95
60
55
24
IV*
21
28"
21
24
20
20
101
23
20
24
27
<jou trust ser a%s
Coll trust
Col trust
fH
5M
ser
31
31
31
31
31
31
i»44_.
3 Ms 1945..
i
7
103 M
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
31
80
76
48
43 M
39
39
24
21H
19M
19M
50
45
41
1939
5s
25""
22 M
IV*
20
38
31
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1950..M&:
Coll trust series 3 Ms 1951 _M&
Brooklyn City & Newtown RR-
88
82
Util.(ws)inc5Ms-1952
38
38
31
30
J&
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
_J&
1st con 5s July '4l (stp)_.M&
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
F&
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949...F&
60
41M
68
71
20
M
Bklyn Un Elev—See Bid
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5s g'45l
1st lien & ref 6s *47 ser A.J
68
73
78
22
101M
103
UH
&
20
65
Gen
2s deb A 1938-1
107
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
1st mtge 3 Ms ser B 1966—F&A
Central West 'Public Service Co—
99"
104
1
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '16.M&N
Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56-M&N
Ches & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-M&N
Chester Water Service Co—
1st 4Ms 1958 series A
113
104 M
110
V
>
117"
IV*
96
97 M
94
96
n Nominal
x
68
72
83
108
90
64
56
99M
24
110
107 M
103
107M
95 M
87 M
93 M
83
80 M
73
98
98
105
100
94
35
101
88
93
68
80 M
103
1M
1M
53
32 M
"3"
10
97
58
45
73
67
106M
104
Chic North Shore & Milw RR—
3M
3M
3M
Chicago Railways Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% pt
1, 1933—F&A
—J&D
fsH
lH
Chicago Rapid Transit Go—
1st &ref 6Ms 1944.
—J&J
Certificates of deposit.
m
ser
deposit.
A Feb '27—A&O
Series B Feb, 1927
1st & ref 6s 1953
ser
__J&J
A
Adjust
—
deb 6s July, 1963..J&J
Certificate of deposit
...
J&D
1st mtge 3 M8 1966..
...F&A
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
—J&D
Cin Newport & Gov L & T
1st ref 6s 1947 series A—
J&J
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 5 Ms ser A 1952
A&O
Called June 1 at 105.
ser
B...
...A&O
!• — —
75
—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J /
1st & ref 8s 1955 ser A...-J&J /
1st & ref 5 Ms 1956.
A&O /
—
70
Chic Aurora & Elgin RE—
CO
1st & ref 6s 1951
J&J
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
ColltrsfgSs Janl, 1927-A&0/
5M
Chicago City Ry-^1st 5s (15% paid) 1927— -F&A /
45
Chic Dist Elec Generating—
1st M 4 Ms 1970
M&S
106 M
1st 6a series B 1961
-M&N
105 M
1st 6s 1955
94
71
102
80 M
113M
37/
M
K
105""
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Ry.
i
102
k Last sale,
M&S
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
fir
99
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
1st cum inc 5s 1937
J&J f
See
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 195£
Butler Water 5s 1957 A....
jf 104
A.-M&N /
Charleston Transit Co—
1st 5s 1942-.
_——M&S
Gen & adj 5s 1942
M&S /
Coll trust 58 notes 1942—M&S
99
109
...
69
100
5Ms series B 1956
-M&N / 58
58
5s series C 1933
J&D /
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
100
Consol gold 5s 1999
M&S
Certificates of deposit
98
1st gold J
Buffalo Traction
Buffalo & Lockport.
62
-J&J
1938-J&J /
Telep (Del) 6s 1938—M&N/
.
——
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power-
20
20
107 M
92 M
1UM
99 M
98
3s deb B
3 Ms deb
20
20
20
104
1953-J&J
Cent States Utilities 6s
Cons M 5s
Buffalo
Niagara Electric—
& ref M 3 M i ser O '67-J&D
f
Ms
102 M
26
1st M & 1st lien 5 Ms
Debenture 5s 1944
red and pay Aug
Certificates of
64 M
103
61
102 M
100
26
97
101M
110M
59
45
52
105
J&J
83
70
mtmmtmrn
„
1st 1 coll 5 Ms 1956 ser
41
24
20
.F&A
--
Central States Edison, Inc—■
1st coll inc 3-5s 1950
M&S /
Central States Elec Corp—
Cent
29
30
24 §,
21
24
24
27
99
102
Deb 5 Ms 1954—— jM&S 15
Cent States Pow & Lt Oorp—
105 M
J&E
1st 4Ms series B 1961
Broad River Power Co—
A&O
Conv deb 5s 1948—
109
107
31M
Cent Pud Serv Co:
no
Conv deb 5 M8 '
Cent Public
102'"
Brandenburg
38
1st & gen M 3 Ms ser H '66.F&A
Cent Mexico Lt & Pow
1st s f 6s 1940
.....J&J
1st 6Ms series B 1951——J&D
93
120
s
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E—-M&N
1st mtge 4M8 1967 ser F—J&D
1 st & ref 5s 1968 ser G—-M&N
1st & ref 4M® 1981 ser H—J&D
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Cent Iowa Telep 5Ms A 1947-J&J
Central Kansas Pr 6s 1946.-M&S
Cent Maine Pr 5s '39 op '19-M&N
1st & gen 4s ser G 1960
A&O
Cent Pow 1st 5s 1957, ser D.J&J
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956—F&A
110
Extl 1st
1st & ref 6s 1952.
J&D
Cent Illinois Light 3 Ms '66.-A&O
Central Illinois Public Service—
109M
109 M
88 M
90
83
102 M
_
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s 1950-A&O
Conv sec 4 Ms 1940...
J&D
106 M
84
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946-M&S
First lien coll tr 5Ha *46—J&D
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38.M&N
Central German Pow 6s *34. J&D
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Corp—_ .
1st & ref 5s 1941
J&D
1 st & ref 3 Ms 1965
-M&S
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
1st & ref 5s 1951—
F&A
103M
.-.i,
Bleecker St&FulFy-See NY
99M
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '53
J&J
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp— •
1 st & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A—F&A
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—J&J
Cent El & Tel 1st 5s scr A '55 J&J
Central N Y Power Corp—
Gen mtge 3 Ms 1962
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
1
Blackstone Val G & E 5s '39.J&A
74
This price includes accrued interest,
73
100
95
102
72
99 M
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op *14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
Terra 6 Ms 1951
;
M&S
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955—-M&S
Canadian West Telep 5 Ms *56J&J
Cape & Vine'd El 4s A '65—J&J
Capital Traction (Wash, D O)—
1st g 5s June 1, 1947.
J&D
Carolina P & L 1st 5s 1956—A&O
108
_
Ask
Camden & Rockland Water—
_
14
California-Oregon Power85
Deb gold 5Ms 1942—.—A&O
79
1st mtge 4s 1966
A&O
102
Calif Water Serv 4s B 1961.M&N
Calif Water & Telephone—
98
1st mtge 5s 1965
M&S
103
Calumet G & E 5Ms B I960-J&J
Calumet & South Chicago Ry—
1st (35% prin paid) 1927 F&A /
49
99M
Baltimore Transit Co—
Deb 4s series A 1975--——J&J /
Deb 58 series A 1975——J&J /
Deb 5s series B 1975——_J& J
106 M
10
70
66
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
"4""
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934. J&J
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028..-M&N
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53.F&A
98
65
62
105 M
Aurora Elgin & Chicago
1st 5s 1941
M
H
12
97
J&J
„
95
Oonv deb 6s 1940—.—M&S
■
-J&J
J&J
Atlantic City Sewerage—
■
1st s f 6s ser A 1956
--J&D
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58 ser A M&S
96
M&N
Am Community Power 5 Ha 1953
5 Ms Certificates of deposit 1953
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S15
Amer & Foreign Power Co—
Atlantic City ElectricGen mtge 3MS 1964..
Atlantic City Gas 5s 1960
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
82
80
69
105 M
Bid
Bonds
Ask
101
79
76
67 H
F&A
Bid
Bonds
Ask
104
107M
88
75
80
76
70
—
—
4
74
PUBLIC
NOTICE—All
UTILITY
BONDS
bond
prices are "and interest" except whtire marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Bid
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan '00
Deb g 5s Apr 1958
Deb g 5s 1963
Deb 5s 1969
Oonv deb 5s 1950
Cities Service Gas Oo—
52
A&O
44
46
43 M
44 M
44 M
46
45
Oopper Dist Pow 4Mb 1956--J^
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948._M<?
3
sr
90
County Gas of Dallas 5s
bounty Gas (N J) 5s Jan
Crescent Public Service
Q
-J&D
91 %
45
1st mtge 3Mi
Cumberland Ga
3
101
101
Deb
104 M
38
5 Ms
1959
42
102
ADV
40
43"
90 M
83
91M
86
88
90 M
1st & ref 0s 1947 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B—M&N
102
98
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
1st mtge & coll tr 4s 1965.M&N
112
106 M
112
113
113
109 M
110M
106M
104M
U2M
'43-M&S
111
109 M
col 4 Ms 1957 ser D.J&J
1st M 4s 1981 ser F_
M&S
1st M 3 Ms ser H 1905
A&O
Com With El 5s June 1
105M
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w s) 1948Non-cum inc deb 6s (x s) 1948-
33
107
.
30
72
56
97
10
60
54 M
56
28
30
103 M
107 M
107 M
104
113M
ary
109
arv
UVll
104 M
62
5
71
Conv deb 5
21M
73
35
85
88
10
----
103
91
36
107
106 M
105M
60
A&O
95
61
Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
20
J
X £7U w
not
JL*
*
26
83
87
91
3
97"
9
I
101
1st M 7s 1944--...
48M
64
42
Northern Power—
1st 5s stamped 1950
Called May 1 at 102.
27
107 M
Bay & Miss Canal—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1953
.M&S
reen Mountain Power
Corp—
recnwich
75M
22
Eastern Michigan Rys-
3
42
45
M& 3
95
90
100M
92
98
J<& J
100
1 st mtge 5s 1948..
F&A
Wat & Gas SystemCol tr 5s 1952 series A
A&O
Col tr 5s 1952 series B
A&O
1M
5 Ms series A 1951
93.
5s series B 1953
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
1st m 5Ms 1947 ser A
M& I
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M& I
Easton Consol El 5s 1949 —M& J
Economy Lt & Pr (111) 5s '56. J& )
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
3 Ms 1st M s f July 1, '65. J& r
Ed E. Ill(Bkn)See Kings Co EL& 3
(N Y)—See N Y
Edison Sault Elec 4 Ms, 1961 A&
Electric Ferries 7s (w-s) *41_A& )
Elec & Peoples.
See Phila R T
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)-
1
91
102
&
106M
Eliz &
103 M
Elmira
1st &
Raritan
96 M
93
95
Trenton
RR
J
5Ms June 15.
1
Hamburg
92 M
Extl g
IIII
93
•
A&O
54
101
s
1977
(Germuny)
ser
108M
107 H
B.J&J
110
amburg (Germany) Elev Undergound & St Rys 5M8'38..J&D
56
98
102 %
A
82
92
"uavuu
viix 1A
n
Nominal.
1
1
1
1
40
28
40
108M
OCrV
1
37M
k Last sale,
106 M
/ 33 M
5Ms(Sept'31 coup on)'51.M&S /
1
1 empstead &
Oyster Bay—
Water 6% July 1 serially
90
1 est Man & Fair Pass
Ry—See P hil R T
ome Tel & Tel
(Ft Wayne)—
1st 6s series A 1943
J&J
104
1st 5 Ms series B 1955
A&O
105
uo
1
7l"
31
1!K
.
ivy
1 1 11
1•11
Elec Co—
f deb 7s 1935...M&N /
1
r
103
/ This price Includes accrued interest,
88
A&O
1
21M
21H
i
VILU
10-year 4 Ms deb 1946
A&O
ackensack Wat 4s*52
op'12 J&J
Gen&ref 5s June 1577 A J&D15
107 M
Corp
Water, Light & RR—
5s 1956
Md
con g
OCI
ulf States Utilities Co—
1st M & ref Is ser O i960
95
112
106M
WWIIU
1st mtge 6s 1945
97 M
See
RivVPublic Se
50
99
A
if
)f
Eliz Plainf & Cent J1
101
b Basis.
F&A
80
reen
"i h
—
85"
—
VTUH—
1st M & col 6s 1943
Deb 6 Ms 1943 with
♦
95M
reat
58
3
70
J&J
lstsf 4Ms 1956
M&S
■reat Lakes Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5 Ms 1942..M&N
53
50
58
58
.F&A
—
1st & gen 6 Ms 1950
-reat Lakes Power Ltd—
IIII
J
Eliz
A&O
29
71
1
100
102
100M
J&J
102 M
11
102M
70
98
96
103
9KM
80M
lOi"
100
100
101
& coll tr 4s A 1956.
Eastern Iowa Pow 6 Ms 1943.
m
100
J&D
1st guar 5s '54
op '90
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc—
Edison El 111
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56.J&J /
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser
Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st 4Mb 1958
M&N
1st M 5s 1958
M&N
Oonsum L H & P Co (Eliz, N J)—
60
113
Eastern Oregon Lt & Power—
124
59
60 M
62
3/21
98 M
33 M
105
J&D
J&J
teorgia Ry & Elec—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939..J&J
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
53"
95
„
eorgia Power 1st 5s 1967..M&S
Georgia Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1978..
J&D
64
50
Ms 1939
1st mtge & coll
6Ms 0*55-A&O
eneral Water Wks & El
Corp—
1st Hen & col 5s 1943 ser A. J&D
eorgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s'61 F&A
a-Caro Pow 1st s f 5s *52..J&J
102
63
122 M
A. J&D
102 M
100
100
eneral Public Utilities—
1 st M coll tr 6
Ms ser A-56. A&O
J
35
119
6s unstamped 1943
J /
|7M
33
90"
118
1,1954
.
96
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49—A& 3
Durham Trac 1st 5s 1941...M& 9
^
uo
80
eneral Gas Utilities—
60
jlu
55
100
eneral Public Service
Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&J
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesno Nat Gas 7s 1948._J& J
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
xoi/
1.00%
2.00%
2.00%
2.50%
A&O
937
.M&N
^atineau Pow 1st 5s 1958. .J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1941 .J&D 15
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
3/25
105 M
103 M
1
1M
3
102 M
Co
1M
Eastern Lt & Pow s f 5s 1964
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co-
127
flt.rAof. Rw To#-
H
)/
J
3.00
ZJH
i"
/
M&Sl 5/
1.50
3,00
42M
Js *44 M&S
s'49. J&D
IVAOiUU
Gas Corp—
lstconv6sctfs. 1945
90
68
Rys Co 6 Ms ser A 1945 F&A
4M
3M
1M
H
J
UiUUiV
20-yr s f 6Ms 1948
Duluth-Superior Transit—
87
65
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944
J&J
5s with warrants 1944.-J&J
Gen 5s Nov
J
105M
Deb 5Ms series A 1970
96 %
94
1st mtge s f 6 Ms 1952
F& 1/
Certificates of deposit
/
8f debg 7s 1952
F& 1/
Certificates of deposit
/
Det & Pt Huron 8hore Line—
130
105 M
Consumers Nat Gas 6s *44 M&N
Consumers Power Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965
M&N
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965
M&N
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
M&N
1st mtge 3 Ms 1970
M&N
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
M&N
Consumes Water 1st 6s A *46 M&N
79M
Bridge—
5
•
1938
International
72
WApiUKH
104 M
Detroit
81
68
J&J
trust 5Ms to 1938.-A&O b
trust 4Ms to 1941..F&A b
trust 4 Ms to 1943.-M&S b
109 H
104M
98
Consol Elec & Gas 6s 1962 .M&N
6s series B 1962
F&A
Collateral 6s 1957
F&A
Consol Gas of Bait 5s 1939—J&J
Gen g 4 Ms Apr 1954
A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)
6s
109
5
1st
Debenture 3Ms 1940.—A&O
Debenture 3Ms 1956
A&O
20-year 3Ms debs 1958—J&J
_
3
3
G '66
104 M
103 M
102 M
1st lien 5s 1962
stamped.-J&J
Consol Edison Co of N Y—
0% notes, 1940
_
112M
108M
)
84
80
trust 4s to 1946.—M&S b 3.25
alv-Houston Oo inc 6s '55. J&D
85
alveston-Houston Elec Ry—
1 st M s f g 58 1 954
opt^
A&O / 50
randy Bridge (Tampa)
1st mtge s f 5 Ms 1957
97
A&O
•ary Elec & Gas Co—
IIII
V
"R,D
r
93 M
90
J
Mt
Conn Ry & Lt 4 Ms 1951—J&J
Stamped guaranteed opt—J&J
Corp
.
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1961 ser D.
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952.
Gen & ref M 4s ser F 1965.
78
3
125 M+
107
103 M
Conn Riv Pow 3 Ms ser Ar61 F&A
Connellsv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39.A&0
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
onsol
•£»
Equip
Equip
Equip
Equip
1M
-/
1st 4s series C 1955
60
97
15"
I
30
125
75M
'lorida Telep 1st 6s 1945.-A&O
2nd 6s 1954
75
1st 5s, 1966J
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st mtge 6s 1947 series A.
1st mtge 5s 1950 series B_.
Detroit Edison—
f
58
52
75
80
Conv deb 5 Ms 1954
l'OlM
Duquesne
96 M
8
59
50
,
73
1st mtge 5s
1956
1
8
103 '
Moines Ry 1st .nc 5s Jan 1
5/ 13 M
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
1st mtge 8 f 6s 1953
M
If 30
Certificates of deposit
./ 30
Oonvs f deb 6Ms 1948... M«,.r? /
1H
96
52
1st & coll trust 5s 1950—J&J
1943
41"
101
J
65"
'
—M&N
1st mtge 48 series C I960..J&D
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946.J&D
'lorida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54..J&J
'lorida Public Service Co—
108"
~as
ser
30
J&J
1st lien col tr 5 Ms 1957—M&S
lorida Power Corp—
t
108M
107 H
107 H
*
-
94
_
ser
103 M
107
38
J
Stamped as to Pa tax.
Denver Tramway Corp—
37
21
19
5Ms"'45 M&N
ComWltb Tel (Wis )4s ser A 1M&S
Community Power & Light Oo—
Col M 5s 1957
M&S
Community Pub Ser 5s 1960-J&J
Community Teleph 5s Jan 1 1949
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
J&D
Deb g 5Ms 1946 ser B„_M&S
Oonestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s '48 J&J
Connecticut Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s *51 ser A-.M&N
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser F '66-M&S
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser G '66 J&D
25-year deb 3Ms 1956—M&S
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s '39
-J&J
Connecticut Power—
6s""1943
J
sr
Certificates of deposit
Ry 5s May 1 *42
ederated Utilities Inc—
3
Commonwealth Lt & Power—
Ref & unif 7s 1962
J&J f
Com With Tel (Pa)
6s stamped
108M
tO-
uo
_
106M
Co—
5s 1953 ser A
J&J
col 5s 1954 ser B...J&D
col 4Mb 1950 ser C.A&O
1st & coll
J
99
Gen & ref M 3 H*
2
^
1st M
1st M
1st M
1st M
94
105M
0Ms stamped 1953
A&O /
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
Pass
60"
Federal Water Service Corp—
...
5
Stamped
1st lien g 6s 1942
stpd—-M&S
Des Moines Gas Co—
44
90"
20
107 M
98 %
J
108
M&S
Deb g 5s 1952
M&N
Deb g 5s 1952
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 15. 1961
J&J 15
Columbia River Long-view Bridge
Commonwealth-Edison
106
3
f 4s series B 1965
M&S
„
J
ST
JU1
1st & ref 5s 1951
92
92
92
42"
Power & Light Co4Mb 1971
J
1st mtge g 4Mb 1969
J
1st mtge g 4Mb 1969
J
vw
111
os
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B_. J&D
—)d'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1. 1965—
Federal St & Pleasant Valley
38
R Tr
90
J
a
M
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
Colonial Util 5 Ms 1958
J&D
Colorado Cent Pow 5 Ms *40_ J&D
Colorado Power 1st 5s '53_.M&N
Colo Utilities 1st 5
Ms 1958.M&S
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
107
52 M
J
J
90
...M&S
Cleveland Elec Ilium—
Gen mtge 3 Ms
110M
July 1, '65.J&J
Cleveland Ry 1st 5s A 1945.M&S
101M
Oleve South w Ry & light—
Gen & con 5s 1954
M&S /
2
10
107
105
D
103 M
1941 A&O
Ry
51M
135
17
J&J
A&O
A&O
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945-J&J
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942.M&S
1st 5s (Internatser) 1942..M&S
Delaware
lst
Short Route Bdge 0 Ms '52. J&D /
Clear Springs Water Serv—
s
106
J
A
Electric 6s 1959
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
Erie & Suburban
103
A
69"
111
Erie Co
37
101
100
3
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 19411
Dallas Power & Light-
Olarksbury-Columbus
1st
30
99
43
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942.A&O
97 M
N/
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s *4.1 _J
Darby Med & Ches Ry—See PI
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951—J
Dayton Power & Light—
1st & ref M 3 Ms 1960
A(
Delaware Elec Power Co—
100
Ercole Marelli El Mfg Co (Italy)
1st s f 6 Ms 1953 with war M&N
95"
3
50
62
83
A 1952. _J&D
ser
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke Jt 1st &ref 5s'41 opt.M&S
31
28
26M
103 M
102
M&S
m 5s 1952
Empire Gas & Electric Co—-
91
J
J&D
65"
91
25
J&D
1st & ref
Gen & ref 6s
J
98
103
103
Conv deb 4Ms 1946
Elec Co—
Co—
S
—.J&J
A 1951—J&D
ser
Empire District
60
.
El Co—
1st mtge 4Mb
w
195
.
-
77
42
102 M
1st M 5s 1954 series B_—J&D
'1st M 5s 1957 series C_—M&N
ser A 1958
1
63
42 M
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st 5s
*46 Ai
88"
61
Of
City Gas & Blec 1st 0Ms '51 _J&J
City Light 1; Traction (Sedalia,
Mo) 1st s i' 5s 1952
J&D
City & Sub PS .—See Un Rys of St L
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City of New Castle Water—
1st m 5s 1950 ser A
El Paso Nat Gas—
86
M
OOWC
41
Citizens Wat-v (Scottdale)—
1st 5s series A 1953
J&J
Olti/ens Watur (Washington, Pal
5 Ms series A 1951
J&J
5s series B 1951.
J&J
5s 1941
KC1UL 10b OH
14
\
"1VDU
41
F&A /
El Paso
Df
44
94
67 M
66M
\
Bid
Bonds
102
M&S
Citizens Utilities Oo 1
Income notes 3s 1955
Ask
88
89
M&N
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 5 Ms 1952
M&N
Deb 5Ms 1949
J&D
Citizens Independent Telephone
1st mtge s f 4 Ms ser A *61—J&J
_
Bid
Bonds
47 M
1st M pipe line 5 Ms 1942. M&N
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J
_
Ask
M&8
ser
A. A&O
97
99
.A&O
90
97
war.
April, 1938]
UTILITY
PUBLIC
75
BONDS
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
NOTICE—All
bond
Bonds
Bid
1st mtge
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Houston Light & Power
105%
J&D
102
120 %
1st
m coll 6s '43 with warr .J&D
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
Hudson River Trac 5s 1950.M&S
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54A M&S
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
M&S
1st 5s ser O 1962
A&O
Hydro El Bond & Sh 5s 1957M&N
Hydro El Corp (Va) 5s 1958. J&D
Hydro El Pow Comm 3%s'43J&J
4%s due Jan 1. 1970
—J&J
4%a
1938
P&A
Idaho Power 1st 3%s 1967-A&0
_
f
/
106
1st mtge 5s 1960
ser
l5i%
103
103%
99%
108
99
94
68
80
M&N
1st lien coll 5%s 1938
106
Indiana
1st M
1st M
1st M
Electric Corp—
6s 1947 series A
89
89
66 %
M&N
6%s 1953 series B-F&A
5s 1951 series C——M&S
Indiana Gas Light 6s 1941 M&N
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946.J&J
92
78
83
/
68
82
100
53
57"
1st M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958sar A
M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
Indiana Pr 1st 7%s '41 A .M&N
109
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s *43—.J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
1st M 6 %8 Sept *48 ser
1st M 5%s 1955 ser F
1st M 5s 1961 series G
102
110
105%
15
90
20
93
45
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianapolis Power & Light—
52
1st M 5s 1957
ser
101%
J&J
A
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967
Indianapolis Water—
1st mtge 3%s 1966
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
Inland Gas 6%s 1938
Certificates of deposit
101
102
78
35
83
10
s
f 7s 1935
1st & ref g 5s '66
op tax-ex.J&J
Cer tificates of deposit
2%
A&O /
/
M&S f
fk
6% notes 1932
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 7% note 1932
50
52
100
95
97
101
103
Internat Ry ref 5s '62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4%s 1952.
J&J
Conv deb 4%«
Deb 5s 1955
1939
...J&J
87
98
100
35
32
Interstate Tel & Tel 5%s 1953J&J
Investors Telephone 3s 1961 -J&J
52%
Lockhart Power 4%s
82
85
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56
63
195b
ser
47
102%
82
80
114
104%
95
93
105%
100%
78
104
85
Lexington Wat ref 5%s 1940.F&A
LexingtonWat PowColst5s'68J&J
96%
66%
Va*
68
T
1st & ref 4 %s 1978
Mississippi Power Co—
98
95
100
1940J&J
M&S
5%s '47 J&D
86
1st & ref 5s ser B
55
59%
43
1st 4-5s 1956
vlissourl Power & Light—
1st mtge3%s 1966
93
104%
100
103
65
75
100%
101
102%
102%
112
101
98%
loo"
61
65
97
70
73
Lower St Lawrence Power—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
A&O
55%
59
Luneburg Pow L & W W(Gorm'y)
36
38
40%
56
Telephone—
%s series C 1961
M&S
Missouri Val Pub Ser 6s '39 J&J
100
f 5s
I960
Missouri
inc 9s ser A '56--A&O
40
A&O
g5s '41.M&S
Mohawk Valley ref 6s 1991 M&N
Debenture 6s 2031
A&O
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s '56. J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1949
J&D
Monongabela Valley Water—
1st M 5%s 1950 aeries A..J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub 8er
1st & gen mtge 4%s 1960.A&O
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937.-M&N
32
1st
cum
Montana-Dakota
Ext 1st 5%s-6%s 1944
Called April 1 at 105.
X Called May l* 1105.
b Basis,
21%
f Price includes accrued interest,
J&J
Montana-Dakota Utilities—
Conv deb 4%s 1946
A&O
Montana Power—
1st & ref mtge
3%s 1966—J&D
Pow 5%s 1957 M&N
Montreal Isl
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
3%
deb 1939
1st & coll s f 3%s 1956
1st & coll 3%s 1973
conv
k Last sale.
»
60
91
91
81
115
101
98
99
89%
99
Power—
85
M&N /
89
8
65
42
82
1st Msf 7s 1948
25-yr s f 5%s 1953 ser A..M&S
Italian Superpower Corp—
Deb 6s 63 (without warr). J&J
Jackson County (Mo) Lt H & P—
1st 6s series A 1956
...J&D
90
96
F&A
s
Income 7s 1956
Mob Lt & RR Cons
55
65
65
J&D
Mobile Gas Service Corp—
1st 5s 1956
.A&O
102%
60
J&J
A&O
4
86
50
1957
vllssouri Public Service Co—
98
38
85
74
109%
100
106
vll880uri Edison 1st
102"
93
...M&N
61%
J&D
Missouri Gas & Elec 6s A '44 M&S
65"
F&A
1 '50.M&N
M&S
1st M 5s 1957
1st
J&D
J&D
94%
Miss Val Pub Ser 1st 5s '54-J&D
97
85
100
63
99
85
Mississippi River Pow 5s *51-J&J
Deb 5s May I. 1947
M&N
80
x
99%
Mississippi Power & Light—
166"
1st mtge 4%8 ser A 1966.M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st 8 f g 6%8 1944
F&A
Island Gas & Electric—
85
118%
105%
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1955
25
96
93
M&N
54
93%
64%
1955.-J&D
92
IsfcM sf 7s 1952
99
M&S
89%
75
90
A
85
98%
97%
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
1st mtge 4s 1950
J&D
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1944 A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
J&D
102
89
—
87
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref M 3%s 1966
M&S
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd—A&O
General 5s 1950
Lowell Gas Light—
75
J&D
J&J
B
103
J&J
Louisv Ry cons ext 5%s
2d 4%s 1940
1st M 5s 1971
ser
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4 %s 1967s.
J&D
J&J
5%s 1953
J&J
Isprco Hydro-Elec Co (Italy)—
*
95%
Long Island Lighting—
Secured g 6s 1945.
J&J
Conv deb g 5%s '52 ser A. A&O
Long Island Water 5%s '55 M&N
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958
J&D
Los Ang Pac Co—See Pac El Ry
Los Ang & Pac RR-See Pac El Ry
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
1st & ref s f g5s 1940
_J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938._A&O
Los Ang Trac 1st cons 5s '38. J&D
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
44
52
84
Ry & Light—
109
M&S
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952
Iowa Southern Utilities—
Deb 6s
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
1st M 6s ww 1944
Milwaukee Elec
1st & ref 5s 196i
Leipzig Overland Power—
S f mtge 6%s 1946
M&N /
Lewiston Gas Lt 3%s C '56-A&O
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
10
88
102
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
5s 1950
52
J&D
21
97%
A&O
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950—J&D
Michigan Gas & Elec Co—
1st & ref 6s 1943
M&S
1st M 5s 1956
J&D
Michigan Public Service Co—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
A&O
Middle States Telep 6s A '47. J&J
Middle States Util 6s A 1951 A&O
Middlesex & Boston St Ry—
1st and ref mtge 5%s 1942.J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55 J&J
Middlesex Water 5%s 1957 _A&0
20
8
18*
44
Telep Co—
72
W*>
59%
1%
30
79
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s 1939
%
22
J&J
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941
57
■8!"
Midland Util deb 6s 1938..-M&S
102%
*
J&D
lmpt g 5s 1960
1st extend 5s 1945
Conv deb
100
M&N t 105
C 1952
36
.
1st & ref 5%s 1950
1st & ref 5%s July
ser
65
103%
Middle Western Tel 6s 1943.J&J
45"
77
J&J
113
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O '42.F&A
104
1st mtge 4s ser E 1955
J&D
Iowa-Ill Telep 2-5%s 1949--A&O /
35
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
91
1st lien & ref 5s *57ser A..M&N
89
1st 1 & ref 58 1961 ser B
M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4 %s 1958 M&S
105%
99
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—J&D
75
Deb 5s 1968
M&S
M&S
47%
Ref &
50
1st 4s ser A 1961
M&N
41
35%
62
20
40
9
105
40
Iowa Electric Co—
1st mtge 5%s 1959...
D«h«Tit,nre 6s 1960
f ?5..
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952..F&A
77
100
103%
B 1942—F&A
Telep 5%s 1948._J&J
41%
78%
44%
40%
P&A
Int-State Bridge 4-6 %s '50 M&N /
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951..J&D
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57
J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J ,
Interstate P S (Ark) 6s 1940 M&S f
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 6%s 1949 ser B..J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4%s '58 ser F...M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943...
P&A /
Interstate Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
101
90
98
50%
43%
ser
M&S
1st M 5s 1961
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 4%s 1940 ser B
F&A
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A
F&A
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st extend 4s 1945
J&D
63
80
Michigan Associated
74%
66
_
Miami rfridge—
Income deb Ps (w-s) Mar 1952.
48
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946-A&O
52
60%
49%
104
41
coll notes
A&O /
f 7s 1957 ser A
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
M&N
1 st mtge 48 ser G 1965—M&N
Metrop Edison Corp 6s "61 .M&S
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
Metropolitan West Sid*1 "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A
Exten gold 4s 1938
.J&J
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42-J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1 st 58 40 s f__F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939.—A&O
49
La Crosse
s
Metropolitan Edison Co—
1st M 4%s 1968 ser D
104
1st mtge 3 %8 ser A 1966..A&O
Lancaster Co Ry & Lt 5s 1951 J&J
98
.J&J15
104
152%
102%
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5%s 1950—M&N
Lake Superior Dist Pow—
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6%s 1957M&S
Deb 6s 1957..
M&S
Debentures 6s 1955
J&J
International Power Sec Corp—
Sec 7s 1952 ser F—
85
102
1st
92
48
41
3%
International Railway (Buffalo)Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938.. J&J
73
88
82
80
F&A
Gas Lt 5s 1939
103
85
65%
A&O
1948
6s
Debentures
A&O
Meridionale Electric Co—
1st M coll tr 5 %8 *53 ser C F&A
1st col&ref 5%sl960 ser D F&A
68 coll notes ser A 1942
F&A
,
Laclede
1st & ref 6s
2
F&A
1951
86%
81
_
67
82
_
10
14
41
E
5s
98
J&J
67
90
1
85
_
Certificates of deposit
Intercontinents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948..
J&D /
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w_
A&O
ser
1st
95%
109
Market st Ry (San Francisco)lst s f 7s 1940 ser A Q Jan
66
70
80
KIngsCoElev—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s "40 A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54—J&J
1st ref 6%s 1954
-J&J
Kingsh'way Bdge 6%s '62..A&O
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938—A&O
J&D
Val RK
—F&A
Ref & gen
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
96
Works—
B 1966 J & J
4s series C 1967.J&J
Mass Utilities Associates—
104
6s g 1997.-A&O
Blkyn 4s '39.J&J
Water
A&O
1st mtge 4%s 1952
Maritime Tel & Tel—
66"
/
21%
Marion-Reserve Power—
Maysville P Serv 5%s A 1942A&O
Memphis Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 4%s 1978 ser C-.A&O
Memphis Street Ry—
3-5s series A1945
A&O
3-5s series B 1945
Ann April /
92
45
Mar 31
43
Mar. 31
Sec 7s 1957
85
88
10%
6% % sec bonds 1955ser C J&D
87
80
72
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 5%s 1950 ser A
7%
35
93
84
/, 43%
6%
29
M&N
Pureh money
Edison El 111
J&D /
f 7s 1941
s
Market Street El Pass Ry—
See Phila Rapid Transit
73
90
3%
fk 42%
109%
88
Kokomo
\v*
13
82
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
A&O
Inter borough Rapid Transit—
98
71
1st 5s ser A 1958
Lackawanna & Wyoming
11%
11%
J&D
114%
105%
98
40
5
s f 6s 1941 ser B
M&N
Coll tr 6s 1957 ser 0...__A&0
72
82
1956..F&A
40
8
11
35
Coll tr
Deb
102%
J&J
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.P&A
Inland Pow & L s f 6s *36 A.M&S
108%
68
13
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
95
60
44
J&J
P&A
1st M s f 5%s '51 ser A...J&J
1st Msf 5%s 1952 ser B..J&J
3%
19
18
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
Kings County Elec Lt & Power—
J&J
Secured 5s 1958
/
—
Traction 1st 6s 1948.-P&A
....
23"
53
1st lien & colltr 5s
_
Indianapolis Columbus & Southern
/
D M&S
A&O
1st M 5s 1978
J&D f
J&J
/
13
23
65
69%
Key West Electric 5s
Keystone Pub Serv—
20
1%
18%
17
M&S
Keystone Telephone Co—
1st & ref 5%s 1955 ser A—J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B
A&O
45%
43%
Indiana & S W Gas & Utll—
6% conv notes 1940
Indiana Telep 5s A 1960
113
28
/
/
f
/
Ref & gen 6-4 %s ser
F&A
F&A
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
-P&A
1st 7s series J 1957
F&A
1st 68 series K 1957
M&S
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
M&N
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Ser 6s A '49 J&J
114
P&A
96
5s series H 1961
110%
106%
111
1, 1950.J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
109%
81
71
110
Kentucky El Pr lstsf 6sl960J&J
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1 st 6%s 1942 with warr. .J&D
Kentucky-Ohio Gas Co—
Ctfs <ndebt 2s 1958.
J
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
1st 5%s series A 1948
M&S
1st m 5%s 1948 ser B
M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt *14 P&A
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949.J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
Indiana General Service—
1st & ref M 5s Jan
11X
30
22%
105
Kansas Power & Light Co—■
1st mtge 4%s 1965— —-1
72
103
A&O
'90.. A&O
dep.
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of
15-year
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A. J
1st mtge 4%s 1980- ——Kansas Power 1st 5s 1947—
82
Indiana Central Telep Co—
.
1957——J&J
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1966.
Kansas Gas & Electric—
88%
A&O /
serA 1941
Gen s f 7s ww 1941
Manhattan Ry con 4s g
104"
96
95
Terminal—
f 6%s
98%
f
108%
104
1965—A&O
Manchester
s
108
113
100
1 st
Ask
107
107
M&S
J&J
103%
Kansas Elec Power—
101%
Telegraph—
99
I
97
1st ref 4s series O
87 %
80
78
M&S
103%
...
95
Gas & Elec—
5s'48 op'13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954
95
MacLaren-Que Pow 5%s Febl'61
94
5%s series B 1964
M&S
85
Macon Gas 1st mtge4%s *52. J&D
105
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s *53-J&J
Madison Rys 1 st g 5s 1936..M&N f
10
34
1
31 6. / 20
3
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 31 1962 — /
103
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957—M&L
102
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46..F&A
111
1st 6s series A 1942
F&A
45
108
1st mtge 58 1952 series A..J&J
Indiana Assoc
1st mtge 4%s ser B
B._..F&i
1961 ser O
J&I
Con
92
A&O
S f deb 5%s 1957Illinois Water Service Co—
120
33
Jer City Hob & Pat—See P S
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec
42
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A..A&O
1st & ref 5%s 1954 ser B..J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956ser C
J&D
4%
105"
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser
1st M 4%s
103 %
118%
B—.M&S
opt
106"
88
111 Community Tel 6s 1949—J&J
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
1st & ref 5s 195
1943
J&I
(N"i)Telep 5s 1954 J&I
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—
Deb gs 7s
/
f
Jamest'n
101
107%
35
Debenture 7s 1944
121%
61
104
99
30
3
James River Bridge Oon>—
103
Illinois Bell Tel 3%s B 70-A&O
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st 5s series A 1948
M&S
_
Luzerne Co (Pa)
1st ref&imp g
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas—
3 Ms 1966
Houston Natural Gas Corp—
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Nominal.
...J&J
F&A
J&J
87
90
67%
76
85
88
102
104
49%
101
94%
50%
102%
96
«
76
PUBLIC
UTTTJTT
BONDS
NOTICE—All
bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for -*!' securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Bonds
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt
J&J
Oen & ref 5s 1955 series A. A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B
A&O
Gen & ref s f 4 Ms '55 ser O A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
Ask
97
71
71
99
75 M
75M
60
69
71
75M
73"
70
21
67
69
%
103 M
81
i
105 M
92
■
100
90 M
,
92
5M
4%
77 M
5s series B 1947
J&D
Nat Lt & Pow 6s 1949
M&N
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A.F&A
Deb 5a 2030 ser B
M&N
Nat Public Service Corp—
90
66
58
64
Debenture gold 5s 1978--F&A
Certificates of deposit
44 M
44 H
45
Nat Toll Bridge 6s
stmp *39.J&J
Nebraska Pow 1st 4 Ms 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956— -A&O
M
1
108
40 M
42
42
72"
123 M
M&N
Newfoundland Light & Power—
121M
5 Ms 1971
lstsf 4 Ms 1956
New Haven Water—
104
117
55
106 H
87
89
87
103
102
New Orleans Pontchartrain Bdge
let s f 7s 1946
M&S
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
9H
10M
1st & ref 5sl952 series A
A&O
1st & ref 58 1955 series B—J&D
87 M
5s stamped
85
89
63 M
66
Inc 6s
Nov 1949 ser A
J&D
Newport & Fall River St Ry—
4Mb 1954
J&J
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961--J&D
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
,
1st & ref 5s 1944
J&J
88
f
1st g 5r Nov 1 1938
99 M
100
99
100M
102
X
—
69
mm
—
_
74
M&N
70
73
N Y Cent Elec 1st 5Ms '50-M&S
1st 5s 1952
J&J
N Y &
East
River Gas—See
85
99 M
95
N Y G E L H & P—
New York Edison Co—
1st g 5s Dec. 1 1948
102 M
103
J&D
123 %
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949---F&A
Ed El 111 N Y con g 5s '95 J&J
114 M
132
New Amster Gas 5s 1948—J&J
NY & ER Gas 1st g 5s 44—J&J
Con 5s 1945
J&J
116M
111M
111M
105 H
NY&Weetch Ltg 4s 2004
J&J
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar—J&J
N Y Power & Light Corp—
1st mtge 4Mb 1967
A&O
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
1st & cons M 3 Ms 1965-M&N
New York Rys Corp—
.
Prior lien 6s
stpd 1958
J&J
Adl income 6s Jan 1 1965—Apr
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&J
B'way & 7th Ave 5s 1943. J&D
N. Y. & Richmond Gas Co—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A—M&N
N Y State El & Gas Corp—
1st mtge 4s 1965
F&A
1st M 4 Ms 1980
M&S
1st 4Mb 1960
M&S
New York State Rys—
1st con g 4Mb *62 op '13--M&N
Certificates of deposit
1st con 6 Ms 1962
M&N
Certificates of deposit...
t Called April
1
at
107M^
98 X
100
98M
99
21
21
10
60
J&D f
113
103 M
103 H
124M
114*
U8M
113
113
107
91
1st M coll tr 5M8 '53 ser A.J&J
con 4s '65 M&N
Ohio Edison 1st &
1st mtge4s 1967
M&S
1st mtge 3^s 1972
J&J
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s '57 J&D
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944--M&N
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
_
1st & ref 4Ms 1956 ser D.J&D
Deb g 6s 2024
J&D
Ohio Public Service Co—
1st mtge 4s, 1962
F&A
Ohio River Bridge & Ferry—
1st
5s 1942
106M
8
65
52
60
86
107" Sept 23
87 M
98M
46
100
50
22
95 M
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
1st 6 Ms 1943 (with warr)
25
90
104k
100
91
67
69
99
100
100 M
%
82
106
105
108
103
103 M
100
113M
115
Ltg Corp deb 4 Ms 1945. A&O
104
105
9
11
Pac
Pacific Northwest
Conv deb 6s
M&N
1st M 5s 1948
9
ser
A
F&A
1st 5s series B 1949
F&A
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s '41 J&J
Income 5s 1990
Apr 1 /
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
_
72
73
85,
87
86
89
1st
93
s
f 6s 1947
A&O
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
1st extd 4s 1947
J&J
104 M
97
105M
105M
3 %
3X
56
1st
extended
104
104
Non-cum inc deb 6s 1950-M&N
Penn Central Light & Power Co—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1977
M&N
1st
5s
80
f
90
75
'44M&N
Light Co
6Ms 1950-.M&N
77
27
32
74
79
M&N
78
80 M
5Ms 1960
-F&A
Penn-Ohlo Edison Co—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A ex-w_M&N
Deb 5 Ms 1959 ser B
F&A
Penn Pub S 1st 6s ser O '47-M&N
1st & ref 5s series D 1954-J&D
Pennsylvania Electric Co.
84
87
1979
coll
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962
M&N
A&O
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st 1 & ref 5Ms '55 ser A..M&S
1st L&Ry 5s 1958
M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A
M&S
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st M 4Mb 1981
-.--A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—
Penn
Telep 1st M 4s 1965..A&O
Penn Water 1st 3 Ms A '67--F&A
s f 5s '40. J&J
1st r«f 4 Ms 1968 ser B.
-M&S
Penn Water & Pow
ser
80
85
75
80
100
102
92
95 M
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 5 Ms 1941
J&J /
Conv deb 5s 1979
J&J /
92
62"
64
67
70
94 M
84 M
105M
94 %
,
86
406 M
QQ
106 M
107"
107 M
72
83
55
58
15
116
109M
82 M
85
112
114M
72
6M
74
49
3-6s 1961
M
62
50
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s '68-J&D
lstsf 5M81960
53
J&D
Peoples G & Fuel 6 Ms ww'37 A&O / 10
People's G L & Coke, Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943
A&O
Refunding gold 5s 1947-.M&S
108M
1st & ref 4s 1981 ser B
J&J
1st & ref mtge 4s ser D *61 -J&D
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s' 47 M&N
81
IVA
A *67-F&A
51
-J&D
7
96
Peoples Tract—See Phila R T
Peoples Water Service (Md)—
1st lien 6s A 1949 w w—F&A
I960--.-
72
.
98
1st consol 4s 1948—
Prior lien 5s 1948
1st con 5s 1948
1st & ref 5s 1950
M&N
M&N
M&N
F&A
Philadelphia
68
i04M
91"
Duqueqpe Lt 1st 3Ms '65.J&D
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s'50A&0
1997
con
ctfs__J&J
5s '38-J&J
Philadelphia Electric—
1st & ref mtge 3 Msl967—M&S
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge
5Ms 1972
F&A
Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955.
F&A
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f
F&A
S f guar 58 1962
M&S
6s gold 1962.
M&S
101H
—
-
96 H
84
97 M
87 M
1st
70
73
Hest Mantua &
52
5§"'"
1st extd 5M»193§
Market Street Elev
10
14
43
45
72
m r e
J&J
6s 1944
Darby
Media &
1st 4Ms 1936
Ches
St
Fairm
1st g gu 48 1955
Union
65
51
112M
::::
99"
io5m
53
M&N
Pass Ry
M&N
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43-F&A /
Union Traction 4s 1952.J&J
113
n
32
108M
80
85"
26
28
W*
26
29
28
28
105 M
112M
113
35
38
73
77
60
68
73"
81
86
17
20
50
55
85
88
Traction—
113M
k Last sale.
28
10oly*
80
—
Ry
J&J /
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs '45.A&0 /
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1st gu g 5s '45 opt bef '16.M&N
80
98 M
104
Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967
J&D
Ardmore Street 5s 1958—A&O
West End Trac
66
87
'
Peoria Water Works Co—
United Trac 5s
/ This price includes accrued interest.
59
103 M
103 H
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser C 1966-J&D
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
A&O
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Elec
3%
5 Basis.
M&S /
1950
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30-J&J
Pittsb Rys 5s 1953
A&O
40
20
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13-F&A
3M
Serv—
Pacific Power & Light Co—
1st
Ms 1955
F&A
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
Oklahoma Power & Water
35
Pub
99 H
Debenture 4s 1950
84
115
65
J&J
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954
J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958-F&A
Conv deb 5s 1946
107 H
4s
94
116
114M
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser H '61 J&D
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser 11966-J&D
Pac L & P Co 1st 5s 1942...J&J
Peoples Telep (Butler, Pa)—
J&J
—
Ohio Term (Oleve) 6s 1947.-J&D /
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D /
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&D
Debentures 4s 1946
J&D
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
1st mtge 4Ms ser A 1951 _M&N
106
106 H
J&J
7 Ms 1938
113 M
105 M
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47
Ohio Cities Water Corp—
34
83
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
1 st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B-J&D
1st &ref M 4s ser G 1964.-J&D
Penn Wat Serv 5s
—F&A
50
38
31
1st coll trust 4Ms 1966--M&N
9M
6M8 wth stock 1947
J&D /
40
104 M
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
_M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 4 Ms 1966. J&D
99
104
M&N
1st 1 & ref 3 Ms ser D 1965. A&O
1st lien & re* 3 Ms ser E'66 A&O
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Co—
98M
97 M
Ocean City Coastal Highw Bdge—
104
M&N
New Rochelle Wat 5 Ms '51-M&N
1st 5s series B 1951
87 %
101
Union El (Loop) 5s g'45_.A&O
956
19
ec 7s 1946
Oberpfalz Elt
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
Newport Water 5s 1953
97
129
124
123
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6 Ms 1936 with warr.J&C /
7
Northwestern Electric—
1st 6s stamped 1945
103 %
M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
1st mtge 58 1 941 opt
M&S
Deb 5s
101M
45
34
Penn-Jersey Water—
128
Certificates of depositNorthwestern Pub Serv Co—
1 st M 5s ser A 1957
J&J
N'western Telog 1st 4 Ms '44. J&J k
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd1st ref 6-7s ser A 1949
J&D
....
101
100
5s 1942.-.J&.1
Refunding 5s 1961
M&S
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt '15--J&J
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
1st
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
1st M s f 4s 1957
J&D
NY PA NJ Utilities—
87
J&J
107 M
88*
87
/
/
....
99
Pacific Elec Ry g
,
102
75
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A
M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B—M&N
Northern Okla Gas 1st 5s '46-J&J
Northern Penna Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1962
A&O
Northern States Power Co—
New Mexico Power—
101
5s
1964
J&J
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
95M
Northwestern Light & Power—
6s series B 1950
-F&
Northwestern Power Co Ltd—
99
106
Pecos Valley Gasext6 Ms
Pecos Valley Power &
100M
50
A&O
(Minn)—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&J
Ozark Power & Water Co—
lstsf 5s 1952
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
83
58
M&N
106
85
45M
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950
M&8
100
119
56
115
98
105
116
44
19
114
Ottawa El Ry 4 Ms *48-*55-J&J
Ottawa L H & Power—
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A.A&O
35
100
f g 5s 1940 opt
Utilities Co—
toM«f
72
consol gold 5s 1949
._M&S
Paterson & State Line Traction—
101
s
'
49
83
105M
30
F&A
Coll tr
Ask
67
J&D
A
Refmtgle3MsserB 1966.-A&O
1st lien 4-6s 1968.
M&N
S freg Income 3-6 Ms May 1 '69 /
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949
J&.< /
115M
1st mtge 5s 1958
.J&J
New Orleans City & Lake—
1st s f 5s 1943
—J&J
New Orleans City RR 5s'43 J&J
35M
Northern
98 M
5s 1951 M&N
9^
19
112M
114M
106
103 M
J&J f
J&J
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4Mb '60—A&O
New Jersey Water Co—
1st mtge 58 1950
F&A
74
123 %
122 M
A&O
M&S
J&J /
1st & ref M 3Ms 1967—-F&A
Northern Texas Elec Co—
102 M
J&J
97
45
Service—
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
M&S
1st & ref M4Ms 1970ser E J&D
Nor Indiana Telep 4 Ms '55-M&N
76 M
J&D
Public
North Ind Gas & El 6s '52--M&N
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O
M&N
120
103 H
34M
103
5 M« ctfs of deposit 1961
N'eastern Wat & El 6s 54
101H
M&N
101H
102 M
101
Northeastern
ser
-
70
1956.
J&J
North
Boston
Ltg Properties
102 %
3 Ms secured notes 1947
A&O
North Carolina Gas 6s 48--M&N f
2M
North Central Gas 5 Ms 1955 A&O
70
39M
39 M
39H
35"
S f deb 5 Ms
95
102
J&D
1942
Oft h/.
voys
100 %
102 M
North Penn Gas Go—
1st M & lien 5Ms 1957—M&N
118
116
—M&N
Convertible deb 5s 1962
J&J
New Engl Pow Assn 5s 1948-A&O
Deb 5 Ms 1954
J&D
New England Power—
conv
61
North Shore Electric Co—
1st & ref g 5s '40 op *20—A&O 1107 M
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A '42. J&J
82
119
Newcastle (City of) W 5s *41 J&D
New England G & E Association
Deb g 5s 1947
M&S
New Mex Gas
62
55
Deb 5Ms 1963 ser B —-F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 15 '69 ser O M&Nl 5
Nor Amer Gas & El 6s 1949-.J&J /
North Amer Light & Power Co—
92
GELH&P
Newark Cons Gas con 5s '48-J&D
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944--Q-J
New Brunswick (NJ) Lt H & Pow
4s Dec 15 1939
J&D
4Mb 1983
53
Deb 5s 1961
F&A
North American Edison Co—
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A__M&8
69 M
1941
J&J
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
_
108 ys
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938—A&0
109
112
Deb 6s July
1st & ref 4 Ms B 1970
1st & ref 4Mb C 1981
106M
North Hudson Lt H & P Co—
45
1st M 5s 1957
Otter Tail Power Co
105 %
North Continent Utilities Corp—
1st coll & ref 5Ms '48 ser A-J&J
82
63
1952 series A
1st 4 Ms 1961 ser B
78
_
102
Bid
BondH
Orange & Pas Val R—See PS Corp
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt--M&N f
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
Ottawa Valley Power Co—
1st M s f 5 Ms 1970
106M
North American Co.—
Nat Elec Pow Co deb 5s 1978 J&J
Nat Gas & El Corp 5s 1953.F&A
1st 58
106
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pow
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
.
104 M
104M
104 M
76
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & ref 3 Ms 1966
M&S
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 6Ms 1953
J&J
Norf & Ports Bdge 6Ms '47—F&A
ff S*
Narrangansett Elec Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
5s 1937 (not guar)
M&N
Nashville Railway & Light—
Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908
J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau & Suff Ltge 5s 1945--F&A
3 MR series A 1961
New England Tel & Tel—
Ask
103M
105M
105M
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
N Y & Westchester Lighting—
2d income 8s Dec 15 1969
/ 19
Mountain States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1938-r
J&J
65"
1st M 6s 1938 series B
J&J
Muncie Wat Works 5s 1965.M&N
105
Conv deb 6s 1948
Conv deb 5s 1950
M&N
M&N
M&N
taxex.M&N
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser B 1967--J&J
N Y Water Service Corp—
104
Morgantown Water 5s 1965--J&J
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969_J&D
Municipal Gas &E1 Corp of
Reckinghausen 7sl947
J&D
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956.F&A
Mut Fuel Gas-See Peoples GL&C
Bid
104M
Bonds
N Y tteam 6s 1947
Lt M 5s 1951
1st M 5b 1956
N Y Tel 1st 4Mb '39
Nominal.
5M
10
80
7
14
April, 1938]
UTILITY
PUBLIC
77
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
Phlla Suburban
1st s f 4s 1965
M&S
Phlla & West Chester Traction
1st 4s 1954
J&J
105M
~7~~
55
95
Pinellas Wat Co 5Ma 1959.M&S
Pitts Canonsburg & Wash 5s 1937
Plain field
St
60
Gen M 434s May
1st s f 4s Oct 1945
101
'
103
75
106
90
100
20*4
Henry LII & P 1st 5s '46.F&A
Portland
Elec Pow 6s 1950.M&S
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
1st & ref g 5s *40 opt '20.-J&J
9M
47
A&O
2334
1034
49
8*
104
45
85
10334
106
107
10734
1071
10034
106M
6s
2134
30
28
2934
San
103
99
8734
105
105
10034
9834
102
135
J&D
136
9534
102
1947
69
111
104
10434
102
109
10834
10434
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949.._M&N
20
21
2
Orange & Passaic Valley—
1st 5s 1938
J&D
9534
106
5
9934
10034
104
107
105
107
7
5
85
9934
6934
6934
71
7134
66
69
A&O
47
50
M&N
13
15
1 st M g 5s 1939 opt 1914—M&S
Seattle Gas 1st 5s 1954—
A&O
99
100
II834
52
54
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op *21—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1966 series O.M&N
11134
Seattle Lighting Co—
1st 5s 1944
1st & ref 434s 1978 ser D.M&N
1st & ref 4Mb 1980 ser E.J&J
10334
Guar g 5s Marchl
.1953.M&S
Public Service Co of Nor III—
1st & ref 4Mb
1981
ser
Income
90
_
F.A&O
1st 1 & ref M 4 M ser T '60.J&J
Public Service Co or Oklahoma
103
U134
10534
102-
104
105
101
10234
10434
105
98
P Serv of Penn 1st 534sA'53_J&D
Consol Corp—
38
42
59
6034
9934
99
Public Utilities
M
M&S
Secured conv 6s 1938.—-M&S
1st coll 4-5Mb 1948
A&O
32
60
Puerto Rico El Pow 4s to '56.J&J
103
Puget Sound Navig 6s 1938.M&N
Puget Sound Power & Light—
1st & ref 534s 1949
_J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O—-M&N
1st & ref 4Mb 1950 ser D.J&D
Puget Sound Tel 5s A 1952.J&J
Quebec
Power—
1st & coll 4sl962—
M&S
95
5Mb
1948
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '52.J&J
Conv g deb 534s *52 ser A. A&O
Quincy El Lt & Pow 5s A'47 M&S
Rapid Transit St Ry 8s 1941. A&O
Republic Nat Gas 1st 6s 1954J&J
Republic Service Corp—
1st coll trust 5s 1951
J&D
Rhine-Ruhr
Wat
Serv
Extl deb 6s 1953
6O34
If*
96
—
2634
97
83
"
98"
56
25
32
...J&J
95
64
68
67
70
100
Jl J
93
Rochester Central Power Corp—
Deb g 5s 1953
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
Gen mtge 4Mb 1977ser D.M&S
11834
108
5s series E 1962
M&S
Gen 3 lis series H 1967—M&S
10834
Rochester &
Lake Ontario
Water 5s1938
M&S
99
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930
A&O / 40
21
2d 58 g 1933 ctfs of dep—J&D /
b Basis.
Southwestern
notes 1935
A&O
Certificates of depositDebenture 6s 1951
.F&A
6%
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
1st lien 6s 1944
J&D
98"
72
10834
99
98
r
103
100
101
5434
69
82
87
21
1st M 4Mb 1970....
Sutter Butte Canal 634s
M&S
Debenture
M&S
Ref mtge 3 34s May 1 I960-J&J
Ref mtge 3 34s ser B 1960—J&J
Southern California Gas Co—
1st & ref 4Mb 1961
M&S
1st M & ref 4s Aug 1 '65. F&A
58
A&O
1961
92
94
98
9934
1953
F&A
M&N
1st M 5s 1943
9834"
106
Ref s f 6s series A 1955
Tennessee Electric Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956
J&D
Tenn Pow gu 5s
57
62
38
38
3734
40
38
3634
47
43
42
10
15
10134
105
10434
9734
116
12134
13
2
5334
81
76
65
7234
1962 opt__M&N
1st & ref 5s 1970
Terni Hydro Elec 634s
A&O
68
72
6234
103
50
102
Terre Haute W
W Corp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A__
103
1st M 5s 1956
ser
B
J&D
F^cA
Texarkana Wat 1st 5s *58__F&A
7534"
74
10234
10334
10634
108
104
103
10334
10334
10434
10434
104
10334
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s '48.-M&N
Texas Consumers Water—
1st 6s A 1939
—A&O
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt
Texas Electric Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1960
Texas Gas Util 6s 1945
1st 2-6s 1951
Texas Hydro Elec Corp—
1st mtge 6s ser A 1956
Texas Pow
General
10634
10634
10734
107
89
106
92
Corp 6s 1956
634s
1956
Texas Power & Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
»
J&J
J&J
Nominal,
r
Canadian.price.
103
101
101
87
8
2
2
J&J
A&O
26
M&S
24
A&O
63
M&S
84
M&S
63
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s (w-s) 1961.
Texas Traction Co 5s 1937.-J&J
/
44
k Last gale.
65
78
1953.F&A
104
A&O
99
78
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
1st con M g 5s 1944
_M&N
Corp.
A&O
52
63
Tennessee Public Service—
23
/This price includes accrued interest,
10534
Tennessoe Eastern Elec Co—
9734
9734
10234
Calif Water—
434s 1962
M&S
M&S
'43.M&S
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946
J&J
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946.M&S
2nd mortgage 5s 1930
J&J
Taiwan El Pow s f 534s 1971 _J&J
Tampa (Fla) Gas 534s '56
A&O
M&N
Temescal Water 1st 5s A '60 M&N
60
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg—
3 Mb debentures 1962
A&O
Southern California Edison—
1st & ref mtge 4s 1960
M&S
A&O
Suburban Lt & Pow 6s 1938-F&A
28
Southern Canada Power—
10134
65
2134
A&O
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
Deb 5s 1958—
J&D
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
38
1st M 434s 1960
33
116
Steubenville Wellsburg & Weirton
1st 4 34s 1968
103
57
Southern
102
Super-Power Co. of 111—
10234
10234
90
334s 1940
334s 1945
104
105
38
102
36
Debenture
45
Debenture 6s 1966
J&D
6%conv notes 1935
J&J
Certificates of deposit
Standard Power & L Corp—
Deb g 6s 1957
F&A
Standard Public Service Corp—
1st lien 68 series A 1948
F&A
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
J&D
Standard Telephone Co—
1st 1 coll tr 5Mr '43 ser A.M&N
Conv deb 6s 1938
.—M&N
Ry 1st 5s 1951
J&D
1941
g
49
10334
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Riv Vail
10234
S'eastern Indiana Pow 6s '43 M&N
S'eastern P & L deb 6s 2025-M&S
10434
Valley Gas Co—
...A&O
Called July 1 at 402.
M&N
South Pittsburgh Water Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser A. J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser B. J&J
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
x-w
9634
9534
55
5s
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
J&J
South Jer G E & T—See Pub Serv
1st lien 6s
10234
100
93
1st
J&J
J&J
J&J
Sioux City (la) Serv 6sl951_J&J
Somerset Lighting 5s 1939..F&A
Somerset Un & Middlessex Ltg—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1, 1943
J&D
South Bay Consol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
1938-1945..M&N
Southwestern Public Service Co—
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
J&J
30
10434
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser A
105
M&S
1st 534s ser B 1957.
M&S
10234
Silesia Elec Corp s f 634s'46 .F&A f
23
Serial deb 3s to 1941
35
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
a
56
25
F&A
1951—F&A
Ry & El 5s 1953—F&A
Shenango Val Water 4s B'61 A&O
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 634s 1955—J&D
Shrevp't Bdge & Term 5s'55.F&A
Shreveport Rys 1st 5a *38-44.J&J
Sioux City Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 4s 1966
3434
1st mtge 5s 1950
Roanoke G-L 5_34s
Roanoke
62
25
A&O
Cons 6s 1955
7s extended 1941
6s 1946. M&S
Shawinigan Water & Power Co—
1st M&col s 14348*67 serA A&O
1st coll tr 4Mb '68 ser B.M&N
1st coll tr 4Mb ser D '70.A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser F 1961—A&O
105
South Carolina Power Co—
54
J&J /
Richmond (Ind) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
-M&N
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
62%
117
104
96
103
58 1949
/
Second Ave Trac—See Phila Co—
Serial deb 5s 1942-46
79
111
Ser deb 4s A
Southwestern Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
F&A
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
F&A
Sierra Pacific Power Co—
10214
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Mtge g 7s 1950
M&N
Direct mtge 6s 1952..
M&N
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A
Rio Grande
62
Union—
—
M&S
Seneca Power Corp
1st mtge 4s8er A 1966
F&A
Serial debs4s Feb 1 1946-F&A
1st
3sApr 1 1959
Seattle-Everett Traction—
95
10734
Stettin Pub Util 7s 1946
9834
A 5s'59_A&0
Paterson Ry—
2d 6s *14 ext 5% to '44. A&O
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
7
Standard Gas & Elec of Delware
103
11134
ser
ser
6
48
4834
Telep—
109
10434
101
J&J
4s series B1959
70
9034
105
10334
D—Q-Jan
1st & ref M 58 ser F 1955.M&S
Savannah Elec Co 5sg '52. J&J
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947-—A&O
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1, *46
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s *43-J&D
Scranton Trans
80
A&O
States Telep Co—
1st M 6s 1948
M&S
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939.J&J
Spokane Gas & Fuel 5s 1944.F&A
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 5s '65.-A&O
Spring Val Util ref 6s 1943.-J&D
Springfield City Water—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1956
A&O
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&D
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Ref & gen 6s 1940
M&S
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952..J&J
Stand Elec (Calif) 1st 5s '39.M&S
130
1st & ref 5s series B1961.F&A
52
80
Southwestern Power & Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&S
102
M&S
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
1st & ref nis 1967 ser A
F&A
7.8
23
Co—
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
1st 48 series D 1960
M&N
104
1st 434s 1958
10134
J&D
J&D
A 1932
ser
Southwestern Assoc Telep
1st M 5s 1961.
Southwestern Bell
10934
Scranton Gas & Water Co—
Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1, 1950—J&J
Ellz & Raritan Riv 5s *54.M&N
'62.A&0
105"
102
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
1st & ref 4s
s
Conv deb
105
10234
66
65
1st 6s series C 1947
102
5234
Power Co—
f 6s 1954
M&N
S'west Pub Serv 634s 1937..M&S f
Southwest Telep 6s B 1947.M&S
112
A&O
Savannah & Atlanta Ry—
1st cons 6sMay 1 1935
102
Elizabeth & Trent 5s
98
9134
70
23
1st M 534s May 1, 1960..M&S
Southside Va Pow 5s 1956—F&A
Southwest Gas Co (Okla)—
110
Ry debenture 434s 1943--J&D
Sauda Falls Co Ltd—
1 st sf 5s 1955 ser A
10634
10634
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 5s 1938.-.
Ellz Plainf & Cent Jersey
Certificates of deposit-.
Non-cum 6s (ws) 1951
Southern Utah
Sandwich Windsor & Amherstb'g
8634
II'45 A&O
ser
f 6s 1942—A&O
Southern United Gas Co—
1st lien 6s 1937 with warr.A&O
s
104
1st mtge 334s ser A 1961—J&D
Santa Barb Tel 334s ser C6B J&J
105
1946.J&J
5s
77
10-year coll
9934
9934
^
10434
M&N
1st
10434
9834
M&N
Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
104
6% perpet—M&N
Sub
Southern Trac—See Phila Co
Southern Union Gas—
1st & ref 534s series 11945 A&O
10434
Unif & ref 6s 1952 ser B__M&S
103 34
Public Service Corp of N J—
Camden
a
72
124
1st & ref inc 5 Mb
114
Corp—
1st & ref M 3 34s ser B *64. J&D
10234
Public Service Co of N H—
Trust certs
«r
111
Bay Toll Bridge—"57..M&N
San Jose Water Works
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952.F&A
1st mtge 334s ser O 1960— F&A
1st mtge 3 lis ser D '60—M&N
1st 3 Mb series E 1961
F&A
1st 3 lis series F 1966
J&D
100
10134
99
1st M sink fund 634s
Deb s f 7s 1942
105
F&A
1946
100
9934
10034
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1958 ser B_.—J&J
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s "49.-M&S
San Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
1st mtge 4sMay 1 1965—M&N
San Diego Co Wat 6s A '62.M&S
San Diego Water Supply Co—
1st m s f 5s 1955
M&N
San Francisco
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
Deb
99
1st ref 68 1952 series A
Public Gas &Ooke 5s 1952—J&D
O 1961—M&N
110
92
Adj mtge inc Jan 1 6s '60.A&O
1st M pipe line s f 4 34s '61 A&O
Southern Neb Pow 534s B'47 J&J
South N E Telep 1st 5s 1948-J&D
San Antonio Public Service—
1034
10334
ser
10934
San Angelo Telep 1st 5b 1958 F&A
San Antonio G & E 5s 1949.M&S
83
102 M
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A.M&S
1st & ref 534s '54 ser B—M&S
Saguenay Elec 534s A 1953 J&J
Saguenay Power 4Mb A 1966 A&O
1st 434s series B 1966.... A&O
Serial notes 234~4s to'46.-J&D
St Clair County (111) Gas & El—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
M&S
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
1st & ref 5s 1946
J&J
1st mtge 434s 1947
__J&D
3-4 34s serial notes 1939-43-J&J
St Joseph Water 4s A 1966. -A&O
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951-A&O
94
101
61
Conv deb 5s ser A 1957—J&D
Power Secur coll tr 6s *49._J&D
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963 F&A
1st & ref 6s
1979..—J&D
96
58"
102
& P 5s '46-M&S
lOl"
98
Gen gold 5s1944
M&S
Salmon Riv Pow gu 5s 1952 F&A
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6s 1939-1943.
...F&A
Stewart Mt Pow 534s 57.A&O
102
10634
L H
100
Southern Natural Gas
1st
10034
Elec 6s 1954
Southern Gas Utilities, Inc—
1st M s f 634s 1939 ser A.M&S
40
96
106
Prussian
10334
103
1948— .M&N
A&O
95M
1st mtge 3 34s 1966
J&J
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb 4Mb 1959 Ser B.M&S
Provincial
105"
1st g 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)
1st M 434s 1968
M&N
10534
Portland (Me) Gas L 5s A'50 A&O
Portland General Elec Co—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1960
M&S
1st M 4Mb 1961 series F
Potomac El Pow—
31
104"
5
102
101
1st M 5s 1938
M&N
102
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s *46.—A&O
Ruhr Gas Corp 634s *53 A ..A&O /
2634
Rumford Falls Pow—
„
9
1st mtge s f 4Mb
Pt
Postal Teleg & Cable 5s *53 _J&J
Potomac Edison Co—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E
M&N
Bid
Rockland Light & Pow—
10534
9834
1st M 5s exten to 1950
J&J
Portland (Me) RR 3 Mb 1951-J&J
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—M&N
Porto Rican Power 6s 1950.M&N
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944—J&D
Bonds
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
A&O
Southern Colorado Power Co—
Ask
Safe Harbor Water Pow Corp—
Plainfleld-Un Wat 5s A '61.M&M
Platte Valley Telep 6s 1947-J&J
Pomerania Elec 6s 1953.-M&N
1st l'n & gen 4Mb 1940—J&J
Portland Gas Co 1st 5s 1951-F&A
Elec Co 1st 5s *39-M&S
38
33
J&J
Ry 6s 1942
RR—
1957.M&N /
5234
1st 6s 1954
J&J
Phila & Western Ry 5s 190O-J&J
Piedmont Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
1st & ref s r 6 34s 1960 ser A A&O
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phila Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Pittsburgh Trac 1st 5s 1927-A&0
Plainfleid Gas & El 5s 1940—A&O
10634
Rochester & Syracuse
1st M conv 5s ctfe
Rockford
30
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Water Co—
9434
6434
234
78
PUBLIC
NOTICE—All
bond
prices
Quotations for al< securities
Bid
Bonds
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft *14 J&J
Adl incg 6s Jan I960opt-_A&0
Thirrf Ave RR 1st 6s gr37-.J&J
Bonds
75
40
_
45"
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946--A&0
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79. F&A
34
39
70
80
Toho Electric Power
1st s f 7s 1955 ser
66
68
(Japan)—,
„
A.-.M&S15
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)—
1st g 68 1953 series—J&D15
Toledo Edison 5s 1962
M&N
1st 4s
new
1942
106 M
i
Traction Term'l Oon> 5s '57—J&J
48"
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949.-M&S
Trent'n Pass Ry 1st ext 6s'61A&0
52
Troy Gas Go 1st 5s 1939--M&N
Conv deb
102M
-
45M
56 %
M&S
J&J
1st M 3 Ms ser I 1966
J&J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960--J&D
1st M 5s 1963ser!e8 E
1st M 4s 1961 series H
103 M
40
Guar s f 7s 1952
1
UJlgawa Elec Power (Japan)lst M s f 7s 1945-M&S15
West Phila Pass
30
74
1st ext 3 Ms
75
Union Elec Co of Missouri—
1st mtge & coll tr 3 Ms 1962 J&
3% notes, 1942
J&
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Union Gas & El 1st ext 5s "40M&
Union Gas Co. of Canada—
106 M
102
90
107 M
102 M
35
45"
94
96
102
|s(Me)6s
J&J
A&O
BOM
99
60
Westmoreland
106
62
69
1st M
s
68
17
19M
25
67 M
68
Unlt Trac (Pgh)—See Phila Co
Untereibe Power & Light Co—
)/
95M
101M
68
79
77 M
95
72 M
123
121
124
2
45
45
7
23
20 M
ser
ii*
\
105
104 M
62
107 M
103
57
81
102 H
106
105
83 M
103 M
106 M
105 M
110
86 M
92
104 M
45
§1*
94
105 M
47
(Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941.M&N
62 M
63
67
67
♦
51
43
53
45
*
39
41
*
65
70
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Allentown Beth Gas pref
50
$6 preferred
95"
Amer & Foreign Pow com
I
45
48
43
46
Warrants
32
34
I
a
*
$7 preferred$7 second pref series A
$6 cum pref
1955-.
No par value
56
59
Telegraph—See
Industrial Stocks.
49
Called June 1 at 105.
6 Basis.
/ Flat price.
*
*
*
Y
.in
19
112
Boston Elevated Ry com----100
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord----*
49
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Brit Col Pow Corp A
109
7 M
25
*
--20
32M
.__*
»
I'M"
4
t C--25
130
5M
t
16 H
1
.
3M
10M
18M
91
Wireless Ltd—
dep
rec
7M% A ord._£l
£1
Amer
dep rets 5M% pref—— £1
Jallf-Oregon Power Co—
6% preferred series of 1927 100
6% breforred
100
Oaiif Water Serv 6% pref
100
Oanada Nor Pow com
Canadian Marconi
*
1
Capital Transit (Wash, DC) 100
Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref --*
$6 preferred*
Cent Arkan Pab Serv Corp pf 100
Central Elec and Tel com
6 % preferred
Cent Hud G & El com--.
1
50
*
4M% preferred
100
Cent Indiana Gas 6M% pref-lOQ
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref 100
Central Maine Pow $6 pref
100
$7 preferred
47
47
77
18
%
6M
65
60
80
21*
isr
AlH
12M
60 M
100
71M
100
75
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% pf
*
Central Pow & Light 7% pref 100
55
6% preferred
—_„__100
com
Preferred
Alabama Water Service pref
46
48
100
Blackstone Val Gas & El pref-100
Boston Edison Co..
100
5% preferred
102
116
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
L
52 M
Central N Y Power Corp—
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
88
1942-1
Washington Gas & El Co—
43
-
Cent Illinois Light 4 M%
pref-100
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref..
99M
97 M
75
•
._
Amer dep rec B ord
101M
90
Amer District
2M
115
$6 preferred.
-_*
Birmingham Gas $6 pref
*
Birmingham Wat Wks 6% pf-100
Amer
102 M
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s '41 A&O
79
>a 107
100
150
Telephone (Canada)
100
Bell Telep of Pa 6M% pref —100
Beverly Gas & Elec
25
Birmingham Elec $7 pref--*
101M
60
York Rys 1st M t 5s '37 opt-J&D
5s stamped 1937
J&D
"Wabash Telephone—
105
*
com
—
24
84"
1st M 4Mb A 1956
Warren Ohio Telep 6s
108M
-
Brockton Gas Light Co v
70
$7 pref
4
72
-100
Class B
99 H
21
Alabama Power
l
6% pref-
Atlantic City Elec $6 pref---..
Bait Transit Co v t c
105
60
28
107 M
36
6
Bell
50
$5 preferred
5s
Atlanta Gas Light
51M
Cum income 6s (w s) 1952. J&D
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'5lJ&D
22 M
3%
23
35
*
-
Cable &
77 M
M
Class A
69
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
J&D
4s serial deb June 1 1938-1946Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
3
*
*
100
41
8
Virginia Public Service Co—
1st
Option warrants
Telep Co Ltd $1.25 pf
66
65
M&N
3M
3
*
*
104
1st & ref 8s 1944
r
2
»
Assoc Telep & Teleg $6 pref
$7 1st preferred
Cent & S W Utll
A 1955-M
1st & ref i
$4 preferred
$5 preferred
$6 preferred
S6M preferred
$7 preferred
40
Wisconsin
1st M 5s
%
*
*
J&J
A&O
Hydro-Elec Co—
52
1
J&J
A&O
-
2M
60
1
com
51M
48 M
Virginia Electric & Power—
1st & ref M 4s
Associated Gas & Elec
Common class A
90
102
56
York
>/
1/
»/
6% preferred
Beauharnois Power
102
1943
V*
*
*
*
53 H
104
5s
JX
27
*
53 M
23
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum income 6s 1952
J&D
2M
Utilities Power & Light Corp—
>/
1
50
common
-
74
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971--A&O
if
Common
70
65
20
O
2M
2M
4M
10
Preferred v t c
---100
Bangor Hydro Elec com
.25
7% pi ere. red
100
6% preferred
-100
Baton Rouge Elec Co $6 pf-*
104M
59
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&D
Wolverine Pow adj 4 Ms Mar 1 '59
Worcester St Ry 5s A 1947.J&D
11
8
119M
17
$4 preferred
100 M
88
101
77 M
Utica Belt Line Street Ry-
Utilities Public Service Co—
Conv 68 1933
J
91
2
*
*
*
Corp
Assoc
104 H
56
23
76
,
8Z*
86
2
99
100
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
1st & ref 5s 1944 opt '19—M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947
J&J
78M
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
1st 4 Ms 1941_
M&
99 M
'52--J&D
1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1961
J&J
65
/
122
60
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
Utah Power & Light Co—
Utica El L & P 1st 5s 1950- --J& r
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s '57 J&
100
M&N
M&N
5
3
75
Corp—
ser
92
*
com
Preferred
Arkansas Missouri Power—
101M
21
,
97 M
104 M
76
>f
69
M&S
Gen 4-58 series A 1965
Gen inc 4-5s ser B 1965
68
67 M
85
98 M
74 M
J&D
Winnipeg Elec 1st 4 Ms I960-J&J
94
107 H
90
-M&N
1st
22
United Tel & Tel 5Ms A '55
1st lien 6s ser B 1953--.
United Traction (Albany)-
107
Willlamsport Water Co
1st M 5s Aug 1952ser A-..F&A
Wilmington liv Bridge—
20
/
Edison
Brooklyn Edison
100
Bklyn Manhat Transit
*
$6 preferred series A
*
Bklyn & Queens Transit com
-*
$6 preferred-*
Brooklyn Union Gas
*
Buffalo Niagara & East Power—
$1 60 prior preferred-25
$5 1st pref
*
1st M 5s 1960
60 M
97
$6 1st preferred
*
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref -_*
6% preferred
*
Arkansas Natural Gas
Class A non-voting
121H
J&J f
6
*
6s 1954
Wise Fuel& Lt 1st 5s 1948-M&N
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
67
28
/
25
com
110
5%to'4lM&N
f 6s 1953
M
2M
*
-
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
69
66
6% preferred
Arizona
21
5s
8
common.
O iginal preferred
1st M 5s 1941 opt
M&N
White Plains Ltg 1st 5s *38--J&J
Wichita Water 6s 1949
M&S
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
f
Amer Utilities Service
112
Arizona Power $6 preferred
20
Wat
*
100
Telep & Teleg
118
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
1H
[/
38
100
19
6% notes 1937-—
15-year s f 6s 1952
United Pub Util Corp—
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s '34-J
United Securities Co—
34
98 M
59'
*
Amer Wat Wks & Elec
18
ser
Western Utilities
United Public Service Co—
United Railways of Havana—
Eq 7 Ms Feb 15 1936
Tl
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
J
89
12
1
*
com
Arkansas Pow & Lt $7 pref--,
A
1st 5s series B 1957
106
67 M
ff
95
A&O
5M8 1955
Superpower Corp
American
49
25
-
76
A&O
Fdg & R E M 4Mb g '50—M&N
25-year g 5s 1951
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&S
1st
com
First $6
preferred
Preferred $6 series
Western United Gas & Elec Co—
55
6hs 1933-
Amer
1967—J&J
Corp 6s '48 A&O
Mut Un 6s ext at
1
Utility
6% preferred
Western States Util 6s A '45-A&O
Western Union Telegraph—
56
Amer States
Arkansas Nat Gas
Class A
Western Public Service Co—
1st & ref 5Ms I960
F&A
_
*
Preferred
100
28*
il"
*
5 preferred♦
Amer Public Serv 7 % pref—.100
Auuerlcan Service $3 preferred- .*
62
M&N
M&N
1st 5s series B 1950
J&J
Deb s f 6s extd 1950
M&N
Western Pow (Can) 6s 1949--J&J
_
56
86
Amer Potve, & Light com
"6 p; pforred-
60
1st M 5Ms 1950
1st M 5s 1951
104 M
98 M
92
Western Cont Utll 6s 1944.-M&S /
Western Lt & Telep 5s 1954.A&O
97 M
Western Mass Cos—■
3 M % coup notes 1946
104
J&D
Western N Y Utilities 5s '46-J&D
107
Western N Y Water Co—
40
United Lt&R
9M
9M
M
-
-.25
25
55
4s 1948-1953
58
First lien 5Ms *51 ser A.M&N
100
Union Water Wks Co—
1st lien 5Ms 1942
M&S 15 / 12
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s '49--J&D
113M
United Elec RyB (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—
91
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B_.
87
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A.-J&D
52 M
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)
1st s f 5Ms 1948
102
J&J
United Ilium Co New Haven—
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
F&A
105
United Light & Power Co—
Deb g 6 Ms 1974
55
M&N
1st 1 & consul 5 Ms 1959--A&0
98 M
8M
Gen mtge 3 Ms gtd
Westchester Serv
Union Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Union Traction—See Phlla R T
Union Water Service Co—
97
2M
*
50
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave R
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50--J&1
97
1st $6 preferred
Warrants
American Light & Traction-
A&O
West Va Water Service—
1st mtge 48 1961
94
100 M
Union Gas System—
1st M & colls f 5s 1948—J&D
Union PasBBnger Railway—
1st 4s Mar 31 1961A&O
2d ext, 4s Mar 31 1960
A&O
Union Pub Serv (Del) 6s '39.J&D
105 M
102
107 H
*
*
69? preferred104 M
101
19
♦
$6 preferred
M&N
Bridge 3 M-6 Ms, 1960
97
-J&D
6.1""
West Virginia Ohio River
97
1st 4 M« 1950
55"
107
59
Ry—
1956
2d extended 1956
West Texas Utilities Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
Bid
Amer Gas & Elec com-
Amer Gas & Power com
West Penn Elec deb 5s 2030-A&0
West Penn Power—
46 M
56
J&J
6Ms 1945
West Coast Telep 5s A 1953-J&J
West End St Ry—See Boston El
West End Trac—See Phila Co
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
J&D
3
101M
1939
104 X
Canadian Hvdro-Elec—
1st 6s ser A w w 1950
J&J
100
F&A
Twin City Rapid Transit Co
1st lien & ref 5Ms A 1952J&D
1st lien & ref 5 Ms B 1952--J&J
Twin States Gas & Electric—_
1st 1 & ref 5 Ms 1945 Ser A.B
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Co—
let M b f 7M8 1955
M
2d Os
103
West
1968.-J&J /
40
J&D /
10
Trl-County Telep 4 Jus B *56 A&O
101M
Troy City Ry 1st cons 5s "42 A&O f
116
Bonds
Ask
8M
Certificates of deposit
/
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co—
107
1st
5s
1959
J&J
75
Wayne United Gas 6Ms *44.J&D
50
Trenton St Ry ext 5s
General 6s 1941
Bid
115
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Rylst M s f g 58 1940
J&J.
jgg
100
-
of the month preceding the date of issue
Washington Gas Lt 5s *60—M&N
Refunding 5s 1958
J&J
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951
J&D
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949
A&O
1st guar 58 1949
A&O
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington Water Power Co—
lstrer5s 1939 op
J&J
1st & gen 5s 1960
J&J
Washtenaw Gas 1st 5s 1953—J&J
26M
4M
!o8*
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942.-F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g '43 J&J
BONDS
marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day
are as near as
Ask
2IH
f
'
UTILITY
"and interest" except where
are
1A
2H
14
5M
10
H
M
2M
15
6
12M
1
-
50c
63
55
1M
*
27
*
*
92
1
Central States Pow & L $7 pf--*
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 6% pf-*
Central West Co. v t c
5
~2
Prior
lien
preferred--
Central States Edison
Chester Water Serv 5M % pref--*
Chic City & Con com part ctfs-_»
Pref partlc ctfs
*
Chic Dist Elec Generat $6 pref-*
2
93
99^
April, 1938]
Stocks
Par
Chicago Rys partlc ctfs
Series 2
Series 3
Series 4
1
Bid
are as near as
Stocks
100
.
100
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5% pf 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp
100
Cine New & Cov Lt & Trac..100
Preferred
100
Cincinnati Street Ry
50
Cincin & Suburb Bell Telep
50
92
8
93
80
110
85
3%
75
*
Preferred
1
100
-
Preferred B
Preferred BB
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref
22%
1%
15%
10
.100
*
100
$7 preferred
30
7% preferred
1%
100
97
*
Oleve Elec ilium common
$4.50 preferred
39
6% preferred series A
5% preferred..
5% conv preferred
1%
102
34
Fairm't Pk & Hadd Pass Ry—See
Fall River Elec Light
25
Fall River Gas Works.
Federal Light &
Preferred ($6)
104%
49
25
JK
6% preferred
7% preferred
Community Pow & Lt
is
*
com..
First preferred 6%.
Community Pub Ser
Gen Gas &
26%
100
103
10
17
14
100
28
%
32
34
50*
Connecticut Light & Power..
*
5%% preferred
100
Connecticut Power
...25
Connecticut Ry A Lighting
100
4)4% preferred
100
Consol Elec & Gas $6 pref......*
Cons Gas E L & P (Bait)
5% preferred series A
100
Cons Edison Co of N Y com....*
$5 preferred
Consolidated Gas Utilities com.l
2%
30
30
50
Pass—See
1
25
1%
22%
45
1%
12*
55
9
35
87
48*
90*
55
56
%
24
181
182
60%
60
56
$1.25 pref——*
Greenwich Wat & Gas 6% pf-100
Gulf States Util $6 pref
*
$5.50 pref
,..*
20
25
22
25
30
5
62
20
Amer dep rets for ord shs
Marion Reserve Pow $5 pref
65
70
Hartford Electric Light
Hartford Gas com
80
II*
45*
Cuban Telephone pref
Cumberland Gas com...
Cumberland Co (Maine)
Power & Lt 6% pref
35
"5c"
*
vtc
common
2%
26
29
25
Havana Elec Ry com
43
45
si*
6% preferred
100
30*
....100
101
Holyoke Water Power
1%
32
7
190
Tramway
Preferred.
Derby Gas & Elec $7 pref
210
Detroit A Canada Tunnel
Detroit Edison
2
8
10
25%
29%
7%
100
Duke Power
100
Duluth Superior Transit com ..*
52
1
Duquesae Nat Gas common
.*
$4 preferred
_•
$5 preferred
*
Duquesne Light—See Phila CoEast Coast Public Service vtc
3%
100
100
100
100
100
5% adjustment stock
100
East Shore Pub Serv 6%% pf 100
6% preferred
100
Eastern States Corp com.
*
80
59
n
5% Preferred
ii*
5
125
2
illuminating Shares class A
2?*
43%
43%
80c
3
14%
5%
7% preferred
Indiana
61
15
Interboro
Internat
$6 preferred series B
Eastern States Gas
*
13
*
14
5
Eastern Util Assoc com....
*
16
7% prior
*
2
3
Electric Bond & Share.
...»
$6 preferred
$5 preferred
Elec Power Association
..*
*
1
Class A full paid
2
24
*
17
20
*
15
17
2%
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
Preferred series A 7%
El Paso Nat Gas com
Preferred
6
100
80
3
18
.100
Warrants
103
50
18%
104
Empire & Bay State Teleg
100'
Empire District Elec 6% pf..100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co pf » % 100
Preferred 7%
100
6)4% preferred
100
6% preferred..
100
Empire Power Corp partic stk._*
$6 preferred
*
Empire Telephone com
6% Preferred
...25
.
50
28
25
28
58
35%
i*
25%
36
i*
53
19%
1
13%
%
1
*
*
25*
*
17S"
Warrants series of 1940
Interstate Natural Gas
Interstate Power pref $7
7% preferred
Iowa Power & Lt
lo
wa
Mar
100
18
40
mo
44
46
7% pref... 100
97
70
72
82
35%
28
100
30
%
32
*
127*"
100
54"
Supp7%% pf__50
56
Without par
value.
t Called April 15, at 115.
k Last
«ai«
n
Nominal,
r
2%
2
42
5%
100
101
106
103
8
5%
45
49
123
14
51
Light—
*
......
*
...
New England Tel & Tel
New England W ter Light
Power Assn 6% pre*
....
New Jersey Water pref
New Mexico Gas com
Canadian price.
%
Ex-dividend
15
8
12
35
38
11
13
122
125
%
1%
23
25
8
9
*
7
8
*
21
23
100
75
85
&
100
New Haven Water
50
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Fer pref 100
New Jersey Pow & Lt $6 pref
*
6% preferred
*
27
38%
J00
$6 preferred
$6 prior pref
33%
7% pref.. 100
6% preferred
Italian Superpower common A
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd
16%
5%
123
$7 preferred
85
12"
104
6% preferred
100
$2 preferred
*
New England Pow Co $6 pref.100
New England Pub Ser com
»
$7 prior preferred
*
77
*
90%
22
*
1st pref 100
...
17*
102
89
Gas & Elec Assn—
$5% preferred stamped..—._*
New Eng Pow Assn com
♦
75
*
*
1
50
...
99
New Eng
100
Iowa Southern Util
4%
14*
lOO
Lt_25
Brunswick
Heat & Power
14
20
38
Pub Serv $6 pref
83
100
preferred
New
5
pref.. 100
90
11*
62
56
-.100
Newark Consolidated Gas
New Bedford Gas & Edison
20
J*
57
89
-
J*
4%
47
27%
Nevada-Calif Electric com..—100
Preferred
.200
27
24
..10
6% preferred
c%
22
*
National Gas & Elec com
10
National Power & Light com...*
1
5%
6%
6%
1
Power com—*
$6 preferred
Nebraska Power 7%
"9
♦
6%% preferred
$, preferred
Preferred
Jamaica Water
3
*
*
Iowa El Lt & Pow 6%
40
6
_.*
$1.75 preferred
$3.50 prior preferred
Investors Telephone com
Iowa Electric 6%s pref
24
11%
.*
$6 preferred
60
190
100
%
5%
100
50c
79
*
Municipal Service 6% pref_-.100
Nassau & Suffolk 7% pref
100
25
43
102
40
preferred
conv
40
It*
54
100
National City Lines com...
$3
60
39
4%
Mountain States Tel &
Tel--10Q
Power 6% pref
*
70
78"
6
International Utilities A
Class B
85
9
Mar 25
1
10
Montana
50c
Foreign share ctfs
2%
50
50
Preferred
Eliz Consolidated Gas
t*
60*
*
Ry v t c
International Telen & Teleg
340
com
6
.100
Internationa]
—
7%
States
2%
100
com
Montana Power 6% pref
Montreal L H & Pow Cons
80
3%
3%
Internat Power Securities com..*
Units
"l%
prior lien
100
7% preferred class A
.100
6% preferred class A
100
Milw Elec Ry & Light—
6% pref series 1921
100
Minnesota Pow & Lt 7% pref 100
$6 cum preferred
100
Mississippi Power $6 pref
$7 preferred
.*
Miss Power & Light 6% pref—*
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref.100
Mississippi Valley Utilities
*
viissouri Pow & Lt $6 pref
*
Missouri Pub Service com
*
Monongahela L & P—See PhilaCo
Monongabela St Ry—See PhilaCo
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pref 25
Mountain
4
4%
%
*
78
79
Teleg tguar)__100
.100
$6 conv preferred series A—
Midland United com
Telegraph
Montreal Tramways com
Mountain Fuel Supply
2%
40
2%
2%
94
Montreal
73
Warrants
101
100
*
45
7
25
50
Hydro-El Syst A
Conv pref $3.50 series
1st preferred
*
preferred
5
102%
43
10(1
4%
42%
2%
6%
22%
*
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
2d pref series A
Optional warrants
101
55
68
5% preferred
6% preferred
100
v t c
Rapid Transit..
Iriternat Ocean
*
Montana Dakota Utilities
International Power Co
*
1
Elec Power & Light Corp
Eliz & Trenton RR
4%
35*
50
3
...*
Mexican Northern Ry com
Preferred
110
..100
Indianapolis Ky Co
18
Conv stock
90%
108
Indianapolis Power & Light—
6% preferred
100
6%% preferred
..100
%
1
$5 cum preferred
$6 preferred series O
$6 prior preferred
Service—
7% preferred
3
67
63
14*
18
fs*
.*
6% preferred
100
Indiana Hydro Elec 7% pref. 100
Indiana Service Co 6% pref.. 100
1
*
16
..100
General
65
$7 preferred series A
106%
*
15*
38
Indiana & Michigan Elec—
20
12
4
105
Illinois Power &
50
Illinois Water Serv 6% pref.. 100
5
115
12*
3%
102%
6% pf.100
$7 junior preferred
Light—
$6 preferred
75
11
50
Illinois North Utilities
102
2
*
common
110
99
73
Arrears certificates
1%
4
.1
East Middlesex Street Ry..
100
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc's com *
6% preferred
4)4% prior preferred
Eastern Mass St
Ry com
6% 1st pref stamped
6% pref B stock
8*
100
108
%
50c
Memphis Natural Gas
*
Memphis Power & Light $7 pf.
$6 preferred
*
Metropolitan Edison Co—
conv
6%
182
..100
Huntington Water 7 % pref
Idaho Power 7% pref
100
6% 1st preferred
*
III Commercial Telep $6 pref
*
Illinois Iowa Power
7% Jan. 27
55
t C--1
Convertible pref A
*
Midland Util 7% prior lien.. 100
8%
48*
50
Hudson ('ounty Gas
1
.__*
*
Preferred
104%
*
100
com
100
Houston Natural Gas com
94
Dayton Pow & Lt 4)4% pref. 100
Denver
;
20
iiestonville M & F—See PhilaRT
90
114
*
v
Middle West Utilities
6
25
25
5 %% preferred
100
Dallas Power & Light 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
._.*
Danbury & Bethel G & E pf_._25
*
Middle West Corp com
Warrants
%
1
Haverhill Elec Co
Haverhill Gas Light
112
5%
2%
partic preferred—50
5%
15c
2
25
25
Preferred
43
£1
$2 Preferred
Warrants..
84
100
7% prior preferred
100
Contlnen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Orescent Public Service com
1
%
25
Railway 7% guar 100
Modified 5% guar
.100
Marcon Int Marine Commun'y—
Mass Utilities Associates
66
83
78
--*
Hamilton Gas
%
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
Manhattan
21%
Gas
Harrisburg Rys common..a.—50
1
80
66
53
81
100
25
78
86%
1%
70
Maiden Electric Co.
T
70
%
102
25
100
100
Hamilton Bridge
Preferred
Continental Gas A Electric—
97
Common with warrants
Common without warrants...*
84%
$4.50 preferred
9*
41
25
pref. 100
100
50
R
7% pref class A
22
(Reading)
25
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Consumers Power $5 pref......*
100
100
%
6
26%
Hackensack Water
Consumers Gas
12
100
l8*
4
25
pref—*
Green Mt Pow Corp $6
Cons Trac of N J—See P 8 Corp
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phila Co
74
103
112
7% preferred
Lynn Gas & Elec Co
Mackay Companies 4% pref
28
60
Gold & Stock Telep (guar)
Green & Coates—See Phila
92
26
6% preferred
100
6% prior preferred
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred-.100
Mass Power & Light Associat'n
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
6
%
30
...100
Preferred
PhilaRT
7
17%
6%
110%
25
Germantown
5*
90
5
70
*
cl A
Lowell Electric Light
Luzerne
Gas & El $6
25
25
com
6% preferred.
7% preferred
Louisville Railway Co
77
15
*
4
x
96
100
Louisv Gas & Elec
26
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred
Greenwich
60%
Market St Ry(San Francisco). 100
$3 preferred
52
113
ii*
35
25
..
30
——
38
20
Corp
*
6%% preferred
100
Long Island Lighting com
7 % preferred A
100
6% preferred B
...100
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pf-'
"3
%
40"
115
5
28
Lone Star Gas
2%
75
Gen Telep Allied Corp $6 pref..*
Gen Wat Gas & Elec com A
1
%
18
100
Preferred
37
7%
Warrants
55"
*
T
1%
*
20
*
5% preferred
54
40
Lexington Util 6%% pref
25
Lexington Wat Serv 7% nref_...
Light & Pow Securities Co
*
*
$3 conv preferred
47
•
Conn Gas & Coke Sec pref
Common
31
102%
100
5% preferred
Elec
Gen Telephone Corp com
110
*
Common
Lawrence Gas & Elec Lt
2
(Del) com A__5% prior preferred
*
$6 cum conv pref ser A
*
$6 conv pref ser B
*
$7 preferred
*
$8 preferred
*
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock..
Gen Public Service Corp
_._*
$6 preferred
*
22'
22
Community Water Jerv com
1
7% preferred
.._*
Concord Elec Co 6% pref
100
92
2
.......100
General Pub Util common
19%
%
com v t c.25
Laclede Gas Light
18
37
98
*
5% preferred
98
87
28
32
Gatlneau Power com..—....__*
103
99
100
15
1%
123
Gas Utilities Co
100
16
R
.93%
pref.. 100
35
Gary Elec & Gas common
*
Gas & Elec of Bergen County.100
65
1%
%
107
100
49
~r%
Kansas Gas & Elec 7%
Kansas Power & Light—
6% preferred
;
125
48
Commonwealth Gas
..1
Commonwealth & Sou Corp com *
Optional warrants
$6 preferred..
Commonwealth Water & Light—
57%
118%
16
100
Preferred.
98
70
56
14
Telegraph (guar) —100
Gandy Bridge common
*
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
,1.57
97
22 %
75
65
5%% preferred
100
Kansas City Power & Light—
1st pref $6 series B
*
Kansas City Pub Serv
*
Kansas Elec Pow 6% pref
100
13*
Franklin
58
101
Ask
73
7% preferred
100
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref..100
7 % junior preferred
50
Keystone Pub Serv $2 80 pref. *
Keystone Telephone $4 pref—.50
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
100
5% preferred
100
Co.*
-
100
6% preferred A
100
6 % % preferred B
-.100
Commonwealth Edison Co:
25
53
13%
8
67
i
x
75
Phila
Bid
6% preferred
7
S'thwark—see
Par
T
50
60
45
100
100
R
*
*
*
— *
Fitchourg Gas & Elec Light. .50
Florida Power Corp 7 % pref. .100
&
62
Mar_li
12%
$6 preferred
$6% preferred
$7 preferred
Frankf'd
42
Tr com—...15
Columbus Delaware & Marion—
7% preferred
100
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
(V
5
^Phila
Foreign Light & Power units...*
99
40
48
182
10
Florida Power & Lt $7 pref—
109
jx
100
Federal Water Service com A..*
101
100
Coast Co Gas & El 1st pref__100
Oolum G & El Corp (Del) com..*
$6 preferred
Essex Company
2%
i!*
la*
Federal Power & Light com—50
Fed St & Pleasant Val—See Phila
24
108%
20)4
*
Cleveland Railway
76%
1%
23%
2%
50
45
30
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
Citizens Utilities com.
1
Citizens Water Co of Wash (Pa)—
*
Stocks
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 7% pf.100
100
6% preferred
As k
2%
*
*
—.....—50
European Elec class A
Option warrants
4
Bid
1
Essex & Hudson Gas
95
75
-
com
Par
Engineers Pub Serv com
$5 convertible preferred
$5% pref (with warrants)
100
.
79
stocks
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Ask
I—100
ser
.
Cities Service
utility
public
Quotations for all securities
100
5
50
70
"
115
89
72""
-
-
-
—
92
93
3%
32
4%
34
80
Stocks
Par
*
New Orleans Pub. Serv com
7% preferred
*
Newport Elec 6% pref
Bid
are as near as
~T
3%
50%
51
90
95
New Rochelle Water 7% pref 100
N Y Mutual Telegraph
25
8
12
16
24
N Y City Omnibus common
*
Option warrants
—
N YPow & Lt Corp $0 pref
18%
8
80
*
120
100
—
Common.-
100
New York Steam Co common—*
$7 preferred series A———*
$6 preferred..
*
NY Water Serv 6% pref..-.100
Niagara Hudson Power-...... 10
1st pref $5 series
.......100
2d pref 5% series
100
6%
preferred
90
22
108
66
Jan
-.60
14%
45%
90 %
North Amer Edison $6 pref—.*
North Amer Light & Pow
1
$6 preferred
Texas
Co
100
31'
3m
%
37
51
48
..10
(Del)
Northeastern Wat & Elec com..*
$4 preferred
10
35
38
100
.....—100
.....—100
50
53
57
60
48
51
26
39
42
100
84
Northern Liberties Gas
Northern N Y Util 7 % pref.
_
.
7% preferred
100
1
Nor States Power (Del) cl A
.100
7% preferred
.......100
0% 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
7% preferred
100
Northwestern Telegraph.
50
NY PA NJ Utilities $3 pref
*
Ohio Edison $6 pref
*
$7 preferred
*
Ohio Elec Power 6% pref
100
7% preferred
100
Ohio Power 6% pref
—100
Ohio Public Service 5% pref-100
5%% 1st preferred....
100
6% preferred
.....100
7% preferred..
100
Ohio Service Holding com
1
6% preferred
5
Ohio Valley Gas com
—1
Ohio Water Service A
*
com
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 7% preflOO
6% preferred
......100
15
...—-50
6% conv preferred
100
Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway
& Bridge 4% cum pref
iOO
Omnibus Corp vtc
*
8% conv preferred A
100
Orange & Rockland El 7% pf.100
Oregon Wash Water pref
Ottawa Light Heat & Pow...100
Okla Nat Gas Corp com
$3 preferred
Preferred.
Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref
6% preferred
Pacific Public Service—
Common
non-voting
1st preferred
Pacific Telep & Teleg..
0%
preferred
...
Paterson & Passaic Gas & El
Pecos Valley Pow & Lt
com
Peninsular Telep Co com
Preferred
Penn-Ohio Edison—
7%
58
61
86
55
57
9
36
43
46
48
51
27
30%
15
86"
85
94
95**
42
46
43
47
110
111
-
87
common
Partic class A stock
Penna Gas & Elec Co 7% pref.100
Pennsylvania Power 0% pref.100
0.60% preferred
100
Pennsylvania Pow & Lt $7 pref.*
$0 preferred
..*
$5
preferred
*
Pennsylvania State Water, pref "
Pennsylvania Telep 6% pf__100
Pennsylvania Water & Pow
1
1%
21
23
95**
97
Common class B............1
Scrip
.......
86
89
6%
.
7
24%
83
90
7%
7%
83 %
Preferred
7%
100
80
101
32%
9 5%
99
42
44
Citizens
Phila
18
89
132%
90
133
50
Traction
50
Consolidated Trac pref
50
Duquesne Light 5% 1st preflOO
Federal St & Pleasant Val
25
Monongahela Lt & Pow
Monongahela St Ry
88
Union Gas (Canada)
20"
10
21H
109%
10
24
1%
11
20%
38
IS*
i?«
50
6
101
102
74
76
69
71
88
84
%
%
25%
50
60
12
18
22
13%
14%
31%
4%
30
4%
United Gas & Elec (Conn) com.*
7% preferred.
38 %
3
7Vs
28%
75
62"
6%
79
7%
65
63
~
7c
...»
~
—
mm
107"
109
100
Joaquin Lt & Power—
7% prior preferred
...100
6% prior preferred
100
Savannah El & Pow 6% pref.100
Scranton Electric $6 pref
Scranton-Spring Brook
Non-voting
116
113
105%
65
111%
*
1
10%
%
13%
1
*
7%
6%
7%
8%
96
98
72%
%
75%
%
6%
/
20c
10c
19**
23%
25%
35
25
27%
12
-.100
48
53
preferred
100
Southern Nat Gas class A com..*
77
79
50
18
22"
.25
7% preferred
Class
cum
B
common
Southern New Eng Telep
Nominal.
r
100
*,
25'
Canadian price.
,
3%
128
,
132
2%
10
t New stock.
x
Ex-divldend.
65
2
10
50c
90
108**
94
*
1.90
*
.....
1.25
100
.....
2%
11%
113
100
.....
4%
84
72
115
6
Worcester Trans Assoc
•
York (Pa) Railways pref......50
York Water Co
10
9%
«
80
65
16%
Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp 7 % pflOO
6%% preferred
100
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
100
Wolverine Power Co
5
2
Southern Indiana G & E—
5
110%
100
Preferred
100
Wisconsin Pow & Lt 0% pref.100
28%
11%
1%
r
99%
590
18%
22%
Y Water pref
Class B
56
52
21
—*
Williamsport Water pref
Winnipeg Elec class A
Southern Calif Gas Co—
4.80%
50
n
16
19%
22%
24%
34%
.25
6%% preferred
100
Westmoreland Water pref—
*
Wheeling Elec 6% pref
-100
3%
13
6%
105%
85
1
com
6% preferred
2
—
Preferred
10
Ser"6%~pr~efII_
Western Union Telegraph..
Western United Gas & Elec—
30c
5c
*
$
Water
Western N
104
*
%
H
1
._..—*
...
Preferred
Western Massachusetts Cos
*
*
79
i
Western Lt & Tel
49
16
79
cum
West Va
100
Atlantic Teleg
25
South Calif Edison common...25
7%
14"
1
Preferred
10
42
~6%
28
common.......
Common
82
100
100
1%
20c
*
preferred
100
cum preferred
100
West Penn Power 7% pref..
100
6% preferred
100
West Phila Pass—See Phila R T
West Texas Utilities $6 pref.....*
West Va Ohio River
Bridge-
96
*
100
68
100
100
Washington Wat Pow 0% pref..*
93
pref.
series A
13%
26
....
Preferred
19%
60
Southern Col Pow com A
22
•
West Penn Elec Co class A.
18
5% % preferred series O
25
B
25
Original preferred—--—...25
115%
Il
—I*
Wash Gas & Elec 7%
pref.Ill 100
Wash (D O) Ry & El com
100
1%
8%
2%
7%
1%
Southern &
6 %" preferred
•
7% cum pref..
100
Virginia Elec & Power—
$6 preferred
*
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
100
6% preferred
.100
Washington (D C) Gas Light
*
Preferred
*
115
101%
100
*
Southern Canada Power
.*
Class B
0% preferred series
11"
95
III*
$6 preferred
$7 preferred
Utica Gas & Elec 7% pref
$6 preferredUtilities Power & Lt cl A
75c
105
Warrants
8%
100
United Tel & Elec 6%
pref...166
7% preferred..
—100
Utah Power & Light—
Southeastern Pow & Lt—
55"
2%
68%
%
Script
107
....
A......
preferred
$3 preferred
8%
108
.
Common
com
1st pref
$2.75
110
Pub Serv 7% pf.100
Southeastern Gas & Water A
cum
Class B common..
South Pittsburgh Water—
27%
?
*
100
-.100
7% preferred
100
nited Public Service Corp..
1
United Pub Util com A
*
81
90
preferi ed
Power 6%
105%
11%
%
8%
6.36% preferred
91%
91%
90
*
6% preferred
7 % preferred
it*
108^
*
United Lt & Pr
Common B
%
8% oreferred.
100
San Diego Cons Gas & Electric—
South Carolina
Improvement.!IIII*
$5 preferred
8%
%
_
24%
%
75
102
63
United III Co of New Haven
29%
90
$4 preferred
95
85
United Light & Ry 0% pref
preferred series O
J00
6% preferred series D
100
5% nreferred series E
.100
Roch Telep $6>* pref
lOu
Rockland Light <& Power
10
St Joseph Ry Lt & Pr 5% pf__100
St Louis County Water pref..
J00
common
1
74
United Gas
3%
60
$5 preferred
$5 preferred
80
100
Warrants
32
Water Service 6% pref—
Scranton Transit common
1
10
92**
United Gas & El (N J)
5% pf.100
United Gas Corp com
1
$7 pref series A
I*
100
37%
50
common
~J%
70
10c
I*
cum preferred
Warrants
26
50
.
Preferred
'
Rochester Gas & Electric—
31
...
$3
12"
South Bay Oonsol Water pref.100
South Carolina El & Gas 7 % pf.
JP
50
% Last sale.
87
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Rio Grande Valley Gas vtc
1
Preferred
9
114**
78
55
37
Union Traction—See Phila R T
United Corp
'.
....._*
10H
*
."SO
35
41
Bedford)..100
84
Sioux City Gas & El $7 pref.. 100
South Amer Utilities com
50c
5
28%
Preferred
113
*
*
Rapid Transit Ry—See P 8 Corp
Republic Nat Gas com
1
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Pow—
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode Isld Pub Serv $2 pref
*
*
....
Union Pass—See Phila R T
Union St Ry
(New
75
100
*
*
*
*
_—...*
Union Gas System com
62%
62%
I.
Sierra Pacific Pow common
79
101
23
103%
182
Shawinigan Water & Power
*
Shenango Valley Water pref. .100
Sierra Pac Elec 6% pref
100
20
100
99
2d
Second Ave RR Cop (NY)
«
2d & 3d Sts Rv—See Phila R T
14
101
77
119
*
common
25%
135
gueens Borough G & E 6% pf 100
adio Corp of Amer
*
Seattle Gas
22
35
25%
110
60
Preferred
*
44
Southern Union Gas com
Without par value.
83
132
7% preferred
123
Phila & Darby—See Phila R T
*
11
9%
5%
79
San
54
.—..50
*
112
86
7%
3%
R T
*
*
1
Texas Gas Util com
Texas Hydro Elec common
40
St Louis Pub Serv
5
Philadelphia Co com
$5 preferred
0% cum preferred
$6 cum pref
Allegheny Traction
99
107
6%
50
Phila City Pass—See
h
97
100
100
120
Riverside Traction.
54"
49
25
4
-.100
100
Rapid Transit St Ry Co
100
So Jersey Gas & Elec Trac--100
Class A
95
Peoples Nat Gas 5% pref
50
Peoples Water & Gas pref
100
Peoria Water Works 7% pref.100
(6%)
5% cum 1st preferred
Terre Haute Elec
6% pref
Texas Electric
Ry
Texas Elec Service
$6 pref
21
105
113
100
100
*
$5 preferred B
$3.50 conv 1st pref
22
55
108
Prnforrprl
People's G L~& C "(Chic) 11111100
Peoples Light & Pow A
1
1st preferred
4
19
94
26
preferred
.
80
2
T:
•
100
conv
89
Quebec Power
79
83
Tampa Elec Co
*
Tennessee El P 1st pref (7%).100
7.2% 1st preferred
100
96
94
1st
—
5%
92
86
-
p
Xe
10
90
75
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
100
6% preferred
100
5%
preferred
100
Tw,n States Gas fr El
7% preflOO
Twin City Rapid Transit
*
7% preferred
100
Union Electric Co of Missouri—
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
7% preferred
6% preferred
$5 preferred
12%
4%
10%
.
Toledo-Edison pref A 7%
35
%
Penna Gas & Elec Corp $7 pref..*
2%
110
;
♦
_
\%Vi
97
35
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
$5 preferred
Pennsylvania Gas
com
B
Preferred
*
Suburban Rapid Transit St Ry 150
Superior Wat Lfc & Pow 7% pflOO
Swiss Amer Elec 6
% pref
Syracuse Ltg 0% pref.
100
6%% preferred
100
22
25
4
*
*
*
20
*
1
13%
San Antonio
$2.80 preferred
*
*
'
20
94%
100
12
24
i!"
prior pref
preferred
prior pref
-.100
25
...
com
25
17
Class
25
20
cum
Standard Pow & Lt
6%
25
20
cum
96
92
....
Penn Western Gas <fc El
5%
20
cum
$4
$6
9%
2
*
94
Puget Sound Pr & Lt $6 pref
$5 prior preferred
Warrants B
$7
6
& Elec com
102
7% preferred
15
100
10
Standard Gas
91
25
100
Public Serv El & G $5 pref
23%
27%
25%
*
21
7
Public Serv of Okla 0% pref..100
79
82
_
80
84
11
100
*
5
16
3
Providence Gas
*
Public Elec Light 6% pref
100
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref..100
preferred
68
73"
St Ry Cos pf 100
$3.50 preferred
*
Texas Power & Lt
7% pref—100
6% preferred..
*
Third Avenue Ry
(NY)
100
13th & 15th Sts—See Phila
R T
Tidewater Power 6% pref
Common
23
*
*
100
100
2
Springfd (Mass)
3%
*
Public Serv Co of Nor 111.
25
100
Springfield Gas Lt Co
$6 preferred
8%
18%
_
15
24
1%
pref.—100
100
Portland Gas & Coke 7% pref 100
Portland Gas Light
50
Postal Teleg & Cable 7% pref 100
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref. .100
7% preferred-..
100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref—100
5% %
preferred
100
Power Corp of Canada com
*
0%
89%
39
S'western States Telep com
*
Springfield City Water 0% pf 100
Springfield Gas & Elec pref
*
Public Serv of Ind $7 prior
52
85
_
10
Consolidated Trac of N J. .100
49
25
1st preferred (6%)—-——25
1st preferred (5**%)—-—-26
Pacific Lighting Corp com
*
Preferred
($6)
Warrants.
~7"
100
Pacific & Atlantic Tel (gu)
Pacific Gas & Electric
~7%
8
31
119
*
pref..*
*
Public Serv Co of N H $6 pref-.*
$5 preferred
*
Public Serv Corp of N J
*
8% preferred
100
Northern Ohio Telep 6% pref. 100
Northern Oklahoma Gas com
120
*
19
7% prior preferred
*
A
36
T
Water.
com
(Preferred
6
Portland Elec Pow 6%
%
Northern Indiana Pub Serv—
6% preferred
7% preferred
6**% preferred
Union
14
7% pref—100
E 7% pref.100
"30
11
Pittsburgh Suburban Water—
$5.50 preferred
100
Plainfiela
Southwestern G &
Southwestern Lt & Pr
30
10
50
50
R
S western Bell Tel
3%
pd) 50
Phila
Corp
Southwestern Bell Tel pref.-.100
Southwest Cons Gas Util com
1
Southwest Gas (Okla) 7% preflOO
29%
114%
29%
25
50
50
Philadelphia Traction
60
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)—50
2d & 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th & 15th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd)
50
Union Traction ($17% pd)_50
West Phila Pass guar
50
Phila Suburban Wat 6% pf—100
Traction—See
Bid
Par
2
Frandf'd & Southwark Pass_50
Germantown
Passenger
50
Phila
34
.*
'
North Amer Utility Securities
North Boston Ltg Prop com
Preferred
North
13
i*
H
„
14 %
43%
29
Phila & Darby Pass Ry
Phil & Gray's Fy ($25 pd)
70
68H
112%
PhilaCityPass Ry ($22 % pd)-50
94
12
10
5%
28
*
*
7%
preferred
50
Citizens Passenger guar
50
Continen Pass Ry ($29 pd)_50
Fairm't Pk & Haddington.-50
Preferred
Stocks
So Jer G El & Tr—See P S
Phila & Grays—See Phila R T
Philadelphia Elec Co com
$5 preferred..
Green & Coates Sts ($15
Hestonville M & F com
%
—*
com
preferred
&
18
Class A option warrants.....
Class B option warrants
North American Co
83
month preceding the date of Issue
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Phila Elec Power 8% pref...
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—50
19
J%
*
7%
preferred
100
N Y & Richmond Gas 6% pref 100
N Y & Queens El L & Pow—
possible for the closing day of the
Ask
100
6%
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
Quotations for all securities
7
52
54
90
84
117%
4
4%
18
24
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 a1! securities
Bonds
Bid
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942-M&S
Abitibi Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
102%
Acadia Sugar Ref 4Ms 1955. A&O
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s 1948-M&S
Coll tr g 4s 1947
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Ask
104M
38%
38%
38 %
39M
101
90%
F&A
92%
90
J&D
4Mb stamped 1946
near as
Bid
Beth Steel
J&D /
/
Certificates of deposit
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
are as
93
100%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
4-4 MB 1938-1939
A&O
1940-1945
A&O
Advance Bag & Paper 6s '52- J&D
Ex scrip
Aeolian Co 6s 1944
J&J
Akron Times-Press 1st 6s '45 A&O
84%
85
90
70
76
33
80
25
Bryant Paper 6s A 1942
Alabama Mills 6s (w-s) 1953 .J&D /
Without stock
J&D /
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948A&O
6s assented w w 1948..-A&O
45
35
50
6s 1955
-
/
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s 1946 J&J
M&N
99
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s ext 1941 .F&A
Bush
Allis-Chalmers
so
80
s f deb 4s '52.M&S
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
26%
106%
s
f 7s 1955
Aluminium Ltd
s
f deb 5s '48.J&J
Amer
Aggregates Corp—
New 3-6s 1943
85
99
35%
107
_
F&A
Amer Color type 6s 1942
F&a
Amer Dept St's (Pa) 6s *48.-J&D /
Amer Dept St's (Del) 6s '47_ J&D /
44%
45
Am Fruit Growers ert 7s '43-F&A
J&D
95%
Amer ice Co deb 5s 1953
Amer I G Chem Corp—
Conv deb 5%s 1949
Amer
M&N
75
80
%
100
99%
5%% notes 1956
Am Lime & Stone 5%s'51
99 M
99%
100 M
J&J
86
53
M&S
96
67
99
69
Am Silica-Sand 6s 1951
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951
Debenture 6s 1944
65
58
104%
84
M&S /
F&A
A&O
118
American Type Founders Inc—
Conf sf deb 2%-5s 1950—J&J/
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42--M&S
95
98
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6s 1947 J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
Conv 68 1961
Ann Apr/
15
1520%
16
100
Ames-Holden Tire & Rubber—
Income 7s Jan 1 1943
M&S /
94
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink fund deb 4Mb 1950.-A&O
103M
16
22
s
94
96
s
94
96
Arnold Print Wks 6%s 1941.A&0 /
1st 5s Feb 1 1952
A&O
Arundel Bond Corp 2-5s Dec 1 *53
Arundel Deb Corp 3-6s Dec 1 '53 _
Ashville Giti7e-Times 6s'45-M&S
Associated Mtge Co 3-6s Dec 1 '53
58
60
52
54
75
m
mm
55
95
43
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm.
mm
mm
mm
45
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
Coll tr g 58 Jan 1 1959
J&J
„
Atlanta Laundries 6Ms w w 1943. /
Atlantic Ice & Coal 6s 1951.J&D
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
F&A
Atlantic Lumber 6Mb ctfs —1932 /
Atl Sug Rof 1st s f 4s '51—M&N
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
53 M
50%
22
95"
92
37
39%
18
23
99
6% conv notes 1945
M&S
73
78
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s
Gen conv 6s 1950
1945-M&N
46
49
24
29
M&N /
J&J /
Ault-Wllllamson Shoe 6s 1942— /
Autocar Co 7s ext 1947—M&N
Avery (B F) & Sons 5s w w'47J&D
95
89
76
,
36
15%
18
Bagley-Clifford Corp 6s 1942. J&J /
mm
93"
85
35
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
6s consol 1938
M&S /
mm
77 M
M&N
M&S /
58 M
11*
38
40
Cum Inc deb 6s 1947--Barber & Ross 4s 1945—
J&D
85
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
Deb 6s ex-warr 1942
F&A
99
J&J/
100
Bayway Terminal 6s 1954—J&J /
12
Beattie Sugar 7Mb 1943 ctfiB.J&D /
10
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6Ms 1942.
101
Beech Creek C & C 58 1944.-J&D
93
Beneficial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
104%
97"
106%
Bessemer Limestone & Cement—
1955
6s
Bethlehem Fdy &
J&J
Ma 5s'44 A&O
Bethlehem Steel Co—
_
Called July 1 at 104.
86
65
3
8s
5
114
116%
137]
100j
101
45
s
1st 4s
99%
mm
mm
65
97
mm
89"
50
91%
54%
66
53
45"
43
103
1st & coll 3s
86
58%
3%s 1953-.M&S
8
15
J&D
4
19
Finland
Residential
Mtge
100
102%
94"
87
Bank
f 6s stamped 1961
M&S
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&S
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
S f 5s 1942
M&S
First Bohemian Glass Works—
s
102%
104
104
1st secured 7s
1957
J&J
Flour Mills of America Inc—
90%
90%
Conv g 6%% notes 1946.A&O
Foilansbee Bros 5s 1947
J&D
33
Forest Lawn 1st s f 6s 1949—J&D
Framerican Ind & Dev Corp—
Deb 7%s 1942
J&J ♦
99
„
58
45
Francisco Sugar 6s 1956
32
38
96
Frick-Reid Supply 6s 1943..J&D
Fruehauf Trailer deb 4%s'47A&0
Gair (Robt) income notes 6s
1972
Galveston Wharf Co—
11%
42%
5s 1950
A&O
Consumers Co (Chic) 6s 1946 J&J /
Consumers Co (111) 5s 1956.-J&J
24
'mm
33
61%
62%
96
Ref
mm mm
100
86
77
Packin^4 ^s 1946
4%s Dec 15
Gelsenkirchen Mining Co—
6-yr 6% notes 1934
6s 1937.
6s 1940.
mmmm
48
101%
sale!
5%s series A 1951
Ref 5%s series B 1954
1st 58 1940
Garlock
mmmmrn
n
Nominal!
17
105%
M&N
Franklin Coal Co 7s ws 1949-J&J
/
Fraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950
J&J
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s '52
94%
42
83%
98
96%
conv 6 Mb '39Federal Sugar Ref 6s ctf '33 M&N
Fiat 8 f deb 7s 1946
J&J
Filtrol Co of Calif 5s 1946— J&D
99
----
60
99%
75
97
5s 1969
Federal Screw Wks
88
88
86
20
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63A&Q
Federal Coal 7s 1944
J&D
95
88
86
27
20
27
J&D
1938-1939
Farmers Mfg Co
95
95
93
93
_._M&S
102
10
59
1st & coll 3%s 1940-1942-J&D
1st & coll 4%s 1951
J&D
71
93
F&A
20-year 4s s f deb 1956—J&D
ITamous Players Canadian—
104%
69
A&O
Everlastik Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
15
k Last
65
J&J
J&J
1952
5t lien
1st liei 7s 1967 ser C
7s income 1967
91"
/
50
A&O
European Mtge & Invest—
1st lien 7%s 1966 ser B_._F&A
7%s income 1966
56
41
103%
/'
f 4s 1956
4% notes 1942
Erie Elec Motors 5s 1941
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
69
/
interest.
48
Emporium Capwell Corp—
88
5%% notes'37(Am ptctf)M&N /
99%
Subsidiary CorpDeb g 5%s 1948 ser A__M&S
102%
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N /
70
Consol Biscuit 1st 5%s B *46 M&S
1,89
1st 5%s ser O 1946
89
J&D
Consol Cement Corp—
Cum inc 6s 1950
F&A /
55
Cum inc 6% notes 1950--F&A
/ 40
Consolidated Laundries—
Extended 6%s 1941
A&O
99%
Consol Oil s f deb 3%s 1951. J&D
94%
Consol Paper Corp 5%s 1961
31
5%s ex-stock 1961
J&J /
36
Consol Steel Corp 6s ser A *44 J&D
93
Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941 ..J&D /
10
accrued
102
40%
6s 1943
Commonwealth
warrJ&D
30"
Eastern Cuba Sug 7%s '37.M&S
Eastern Dairies 6s 1949
M&N
11
Oont'l Invest Bond Oorp 2-5s '53.
Oont'l Invest Deb Oorp 3-6s '53
57%
Jan
73
8
Corp 1st 6s '46. J&D 15
95
43
49
Consolidation Coal Co—
Sink fund 5s July 1 I960--A&O
Jan
J&D
1948 M&S
Q-F
Q-M
Q-J
Q-F
Q-M
6s series AC 1952
Q-J
Colo Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943-F&A
/ This price includes
63%
102%
Coll
119
52
140
ft Basis.
99%
105
Empire Oil & Refg 5 %s 1942 A&O
Empire Properties Oorp 2-3s 1945
Empire Sheet & Tin Plate—
5
114
7s series A & B 1950
7s series C 1959
7s series D 1956
6s series AA 1953
6s series AB 1948
with
77
A&015/
Klec Auto-Lite deb 4s 1952.F&A
Elk Horn Coal
Oorp—
97
1941—M&N
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940--J&J
Cleve-Cliffs Iron 4%s 1950.M&N
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945.M&N
Collateral Bankers Inc—
1943
f 6s Oct 15*60
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938.-J&D
East Temple Corp 6s (w
s) 1941Eaton Paper 1st 6%s 1943-M&N
48"
85
Cities Service Asphalt 5s '52. A&O
City Ice (Kansas) 6s 1940—-A&O
City Savings Bank of
Budapest 7s 1953
F&A /
5s
s
91
90
66
M&S
M&S
21
21
72
Durham Duplex Razor 6s 1955—
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
60
Champion Pap Corp 6s '45--F&A
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
4%s s f deb 1950
M&S
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942
J&J
Deb
_
1st lien & ref 5s 1942
.—M&N
Purch money 6s 1998
Q-Feb
Cons M s f 4Mb ser D *60—J&J
♦
1st
19
19
70
Deb 5s series A 1955
Deb 5s series B 1955
12
A&O /
Central Steel
40
J&D /
Driver Harris Co 6s 1942—J&D
Dryden Paper 6s 1949
F&A
Dufferin Paving & Stone—
87
....
52
90~"
/
93
83
103""
Corp—
mtge
10-yr 5%% notes 1947—J&J
117
116
92
Container
99 %
1956--.Q-J
De Bardeleben Coal
Dominion Textile 4%s '55--M&S
Donnacona Pap 4-4 %s '56.-F&A
Commerz-und Privat-Bk Germ'y)
mm-mm mm
'
mm
88
84
90
Income 5s 1970
An Apr
Colo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
Oomm'l Disc t (L A) 6s '39--A&O
Auburn Automobile—
6s profit share deb
99
82
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
Chilean Nitrate inc 5s 1968—J&D
92
89%
Davidson Biscuit 5 %s A *45 A&O
Davidson Chem 6%s 1937--A&0
49
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co—
Deb 4 Ms ser A 1951
M&N
98
98
Chesap'ke-Camp Corp4 %s *47 J&J
Chicago Stk Yards 5s 1961-A&0
10
90
,
1940
Mtge 6s 1950
Baragua Sugar Estates—
96
'/
i
1st g 5s
55
71%
Carlisle Lumber 6s 1945
Carriers & General Corp—
6%s 1952
17%
20-yr 4s ser B 1955-F&A
1st mtge 4s series C 1957—J&J
89
Central Ry Term & Cold Storage
96
16
Without warrants
103
94
4
26
1939
5
2
1st mtge 68 1941
103%
1st M
101
-
98
M&S
Gen mtge 5s 1941
25 M
f 68 (San Fran) 1942-J&D
f 6s (Los Ang) 1942--J&D
Arcade Mall Iron 7s 1943—M&N /
Armour & Co of Delaware—
99
Dickey (W S) Clay Mfg Co—
1
Cum inc 5s (w-s) Nov 1 1949.
/ 110
Cum inc 5s (ex-stk) Nov 1
1949/ 65
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.M&N
99%
Dom Coal 1st 4 %s ser A '52-A&0
100%
Serial 3%s 1938-43
A&O
99%
Dominion Steel & Coal 6%s 1955
98%
36
6
104
102
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 194 7
Caribbean Sugar 7s stpd '41-F&A
Certain-teed Prod 5 Mb
Sink fund income deb 1967 J&J f
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951 (w-s)-_J&J/
Conv deb 4%s
70
102
35
Celotex Corp—
Debenture 4 %s w w 1947-F&A
Central Foundry Co—
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
Anthony (E C)—
100
15-yr deb 5s with warr '50M&N
Carthage Marble 6%s '42---M&S
1st non-cum inc 5s Apr 1951.
Cassco Corp Inc 6s 1949
M&S /
8
7
106%
90
1940
.A&O
Danish Prod L'n Fund 5s *40-J&J
Dairyland Inc lsts f 5s 1946.M&S
Dow Chem Co deb 3s 1951—J&D
25-yr guar 5s 1955
105M
86 M
91%
Ry & Coal—
M&S *
Detroit Times deb 6s to '43 M&S
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% notes stamped 1935---M&S/
6s extended 1938
M&S/
Deutsche Rentenbank—
Canadian Nat Steamships—
Amer Nat Co (Ohio) 6s 1938-J&J
Extended 6s stpd 1943
J&J
Amer Radiator deb 4Mb '47.M&N
Amer Seating 6s stpd 1946---J&J
104%
102
50
87
f deb 4s 1950
Farm Ln
J&J
45
90%
s
6s 1953
Certificates of deposit
100
60
A&O
79
105
M&S
Conv
1st
100%
M&N
Canadian Internat Paper—
1st M 6s 1949
103%
102%
101%
s
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
97
1st & gen 5s 1957
J&J
Canadian Bakeries 6 Ms '45.M&S
Canadian Canners Ltd 4s'51M&N
51
f.Nov 1 1950--M&N
Crown Willamet Pap 6s '51--J&J
Crucible Steel Co deb 5s '40.M&N
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
J&D
65
98
F&A
Can Cement 1st 4 %sserA*51
Canada SS L 6s '41 ser A
w*
40
75
J&J
Canada Bread 6s 1941
27
55
Camaguey Sugar 7s 1942
A&O
Certificates of deposit
Campbell River Timb 6s '41-J&J
'48
Crown Cork & Seal Co Inc—
55
Byrndum Corp 3-yr notes Jan 15 '39
Calif Cooperative Creamery—
1st s f 6s 1948
A&O
Deb s f guar 1943
A&O
Calif Cotton Mills 1st 6s '40.J&J
Calif Group Corp 5%a 1956 M&N
California Packing Corp—
J&D/
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943.-J&J
1st
1st
-J&J /
1955
Cons deb 5s 1940
International Corp—
Conv 5%s 1949
Amer La France & Foamite—
82
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s '60--A&O
Butterick Co 6% notes '39—A&O
Byers Machine 3-6s
88
98 %
M&S
1st
Cons g 5s Jan
76
82
w
Davidson-Boutell 5s 1946._-J&D
35"
A&O
1st 4s 1952
93
w
5s
s
Term
"
101%
41
Cumberland
25
101
mmm
52
7
75
84"
f extl 6s 1940
J&J / 118
Burns Bros deb 5s A 1961—M&S
30
Burns & Co Ltd 1st sf5s 1958 J&J /
69
Income 5s 1958
Ann, Apr /
58
73
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962
A&O /
Allied Mtg inc coll 2-5s 1953. J&D
Allied St's Corp deb 4 Ms *50. A&O
Debenture 4Mb 1951
F&A
94"
78
30
5
40
15-yr 4s
36
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr
mmmmmm
92
38%
81
75
40
mmm m-
Q-F
Credit Service deb 6s
81
J&J
49
Cudahy Packing 3%s A '55.M&S
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955—J&J
Income 6s 1955
/
Alabama Co gen 6s 1938
M&N
Ala Cons Coal & Iron 5s '38_M&N
1st series B 1948
58
30
Crowley Milner 5%s 1946--M&N
5%s 1950 ser B
M&S/ 34
Brown Shoe Co 3 %s 1950—F&A
106 %
Brack Silk M Ltd 6%s '45-M&N
92
99
100%
6s
Sinking fund deb 5s 1946-F&A
98
77
101%
90
1938.
-M&N
Cosden Petroleum conv 5s *47 J&J
Cosgrove Meehan Coal 6%s 1945.
Orane Co 3%s a f deb 1951. J&D
Creameries of America—
40
1st
94
74
100%
Coplay Cement Mfg 6s *41—A&O
Copley Press 5%s 1943
F&A
Cosden Oil Corp 1st 6s 1938-M&N
Gen lien
95
Gen sf 7s 1950
_M&N
109%
Brown Coal Indus 6 Mb '53—A&O /
25
Brown Co 1st 5%s 1946
A&O / 37%
Bid
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
1st M conv s f 6s 1940-.J&D
Cont'l Steel deb s f 4%s 1946-J&J
"4%
4
46
36
31
103%
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
1st 6s 1950
—M&N
103%
...
Botany Cons Mills 6%s '34. A&O /
Certificates of deposit
/
Bowser (S F) 7s 1944
M&N
Brandram-Henderson 6s *39 M&S /
6s 1956.
J&D /
Bonds
Ask
102%
92%
82%
103%
British Am Oil deb 4s 1945.-M&S
101
101
6-5 Ms
Corp 4 %s to 1941 J&J
3 %s series E 1966
A&O
15-yr s f conv 3 %s debs'52 A&O
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941—A&O
40"
98
102
85%
J&D
92
J&J
A&O
103
92
J&D
J&D
97"
M&S
99
99
99
29%
117%
68
«•«««»'
101
—
mmm
100
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
Bonds
Bid
Gen Amer Transport 3s
1940. J&J
101
64
102'
65
<ones
General Cable Corp—
1947ser A.J&J
8434
(Germany) 7s '45-J&J15 / 39^
6hs 1940
-J&D / 39
Deb s f 6s 1948
/ 39
Gen Finance conv deb 5s "51 J&D
92
Gen Motors Acceptance Corp—
10-year deb 3s 1946F&A
102
i0134
15-year deb 3^8 19.11
F&A
Gen Itayondeb 6s 1948 w w.J&D /
74
39
Gen Stirast 1st 5Hs'49 w w.J&J
1st mtge s f 6Hs
85
GenEIec
Deb
-
Gen
Steel
Indiana Co 1st
102]
10134
78
40
Wares—
95
A&O
4 lis ser A 1952—
Gen i'heat Ku deb 6s
1940.A\u f ,9
F&A / 12
Certificates of deposit
/
12
70
Georgia Marble ls« 6s 1950.M&N
German AHantir Gable 7s 1945
/ 40
German Bldg & L'd Bk 6hs 1948 /
2134
Glen Alden Coal M s f 4s 65 M&S
6234
85
Globe Industrial Loan 6s 1955 J&J
93
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 1 '44.J&J
Gobel (Adolf) Inc—
50
Conv deb 4Vt»s ser A 1941.M&S
Godchaux Sug 1 st s f 5s "47.M&N
103 34
Golden State Milk Prod—
6s
1944.
A&O
102 %
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ y)
5 f g 7s Oct 15 1945...A&015/
Goodrich (B F) Deb g 6 1945 J&D
7934
1st mtge 4348 1956
J&D
84 34
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957._M&N
101 %
Gordon Baking Co (Mich)—
5s series B 1945-50
J&D
96
Gen Vending 6s 1937
9534
1034
14
14
45"
64"
88
97
M
57
10434
35
81
85
102
-
Gotham Silk Hosiery—
1946
M&S
Gould Manufacturing 6s "42.A&0
Graham Paige Co 1st 6s "38.F&A
Granby Consol Min & 8m 5s 1942
Grand Trunk Ry Term
6 Cold Stor 1st 634s 1952.A&0 /
Graton & Knight 4?4s '51-J&D
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
1st sf 5s 1955
-A&O/
Grigsby-Urunow conv 6s 36 M&S /
Groc St's lYod conv 6s 1945. J&D
Gulf States Steel 4 34s 1961-A&O
f 5s
98
92
1950--J&J
/
22
&
Laughliu Steel—
1st. mtge 4
ser A 1961--M&S
Journal of Comm. 634s '47
J&J
Kansas Pipe Line & Gas—
65
J&J
91
1st 5s series A
45
96
s
Jones Cold Storage 4-5s
w w
1952
9134
9034
(Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.-M&N /
Ctfs of dep w w stpd 1943— /
6s stamped (par $925) 1943
/
6s with warr (par $925) 1943-- f
Keith (B F) Corp 6s 1946
M&S
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42.A&0 /
6s stamped 1942
A&O /
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s '48-J&J
15-yr conv deb 6s 1948—..J&J
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
33^6348 1945
J&D /
Kentucky Securities coll 5* 1940,
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959--J&J
Keyes Fibre 1st 6s "38-'39 M&N
1st 6s 1940-1949
M&N
Keystone Steel & Wire—
2% notes 1938
M&N
3% notes 1939-1941
M&N
4% notes 1942-1945
M&N
Kings Co Refrlg 6s 1942----A&O
Kingsport Press 634 s 1939--F&A
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s '50 M&N
Kinney (G R) ext 534s 1941-J&D
Kirby Lumber 6s 1938
J&J16
New 1st 4s 1947
J&J16
Koehring Co (Milw) 3-5s '45.J&J
Koholyt Corp 6 34s 1943
M&S
Koppers Co 4s 1951
M&N
Kresge Foundation—
10-year coll tr 4s 1945
J&J
3 34* coll trust notes 1947-F&A
37
1734
23
25
8134
82
75
Deb
86
97
—
99
80
—
io5
90
90
96"
95
9834
98
100
101
70
2134
2034
10134
101
98
90
8734
32
193^
21
97
5-6s April 1 1946
J&J
Lake St John Power & Paper—
9134
85
82
It*
J
41
41
85
10634
Hygrade Food iToducts Corp—
1st & ref 6s Jan 1949 A—A&O
6s 1949 series B
J&J
Ice Service 1st 634s 1939
J&D
46
MeCnid Rai & Mfg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr
_
Illinois Steel deb 4hs 1940—A&O
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948—F&A
/
Independent Brewing 6s "55 J&J
Indiana Ice & Fuel
45
107"
2534
109
634s'47-M&N
61
41^
.M&N /
Prior lien s f 6s 1942
M&N
60
Indianapolis Motor Speedway—
1st extended 6J4s 1946
F&A
67
Industrial Acceptance 4s 1952 J&J
90
Inland St'l 3 34 s ser D 1961-F&a
102
lmi Limestone inc 6r 1952-
6
70
69
92
104
70
Internal Agricultural Corp—
1st & coll trsf 5s
1942-..M&N
100
International Match Corp—
Deb sf 5s 1947
M&N /
Certificates of deposit
/
5
13
5
13
5s 1941
J&J15/
deposit./
Internat Mercantile Marine—
Conv deb
Certificates of
1st
M coll trust 6s
1941..A&O
Paper—
1st & ref s f 5s 1947 ser A__J&J
1st & ref 8 f 5s ser B 1947.. J&J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A...M&S
Internat Pow & Pap of Nfld—
1st M 5s 1968
-J&J
1st 4Hs 1968
J&J
Internat Salt g 5s 1951 opt-.A&O
____
102
554
1334
534
13 34
37
International
Interstate Deb
78
78
1st
95
55
79
95
34
20
78
1954
26
100
New Niquero Sug3 34s 1940..J&J
Newport Industries 5s 1947
45
Y
Dock Co—1st
k
60
IF
4s '51 -F&A
5234
3954
NYLE&WC&RR—
1 st 6s ext 5 34 % 1942
M&N
NYLE&W Dock & Impt—
Extended at 5 % to 1943
9834
N Y
50
...
J
/
86"
New York
Shipbuilding 1st 5s *46_M^
Trap Rock Corp—
59
50
63
96
42
N Y World's Fair 1939—
2134
2434
Nivelle Corp 4s 1952
*
vtv
UUU
AU
JLUtftD
1 B
60
±1
46"
IS
Nordberg Mfg Co 1st 6s 19431
95
North Amor Car—
94
102J4
Equip trust 43i« Aug 1 '38-'46. b 5.75
Equip trust 4 34s Nov 25 *38 '43 b 5.75
Equipt tr 4>4s 1938-47 J&Dlf b 5.75
Eouip trust 53as fc>ept 1 *38-'44. b 5.75
North Amer Cement Corp—
Deb 6 34S A with warr '40-M&£
127
93
75
634s
70
1943.
M&S
Income 634s 1953
M&S f
Nor Amer Refract 634s 1944-J&J
North German Lloyd—
20-yr s f 6s 1947
New 6-4% 1947
10254
9554
M&N f
M&N
42"
b
42
b
Eq tr 334s
42
ser
75
IF
6s 1937...
J&D /
N'west Pub's Deb 434s 1948. J&J
Northwestern Barb Wire Co—
46
17
88
130
10434
9134
8454
75"
80
63
68
9634
93
96
72
95
54
75
117
18
21
A&O
J&J
2254
2254
2254
15
58
9734
5734
4.40
4.40
K 1938-48--A&O b 4.10
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills—
1st mtge 5s to 1948
M&N
Debenture 6s 1943
M&N
Northern Redwood Lumber—
12734
lllV*
63
A&O
85
70
1 st mtge s f 534s w w 1945.F&A
534s without warr 1945-F&A
Norwestern Term Co 5s '48.-J&D /
10
91
83
83
21
Nova Scotia 8 & C 5s 1959.-J&J /
6s perpetual stock
J&J /
73
O'Connor Moffat deb 6s *38 F&A
60
<>:o-.riCoal 5s '55
op aft'08 M&S /
Ohio Finance—
See Investment trusts
Ohio Leather conv deb 5s '46-J&J
Okonite Co 6s stmp 1942
J&D
Old Ben Coal
28
9
96
93
/
/
/
18
7
25
88
/
/
Paper 6s 1943-J&J /
A&O
Osgood Co deb g 68 1 943
J&D
O'Sullivan Rubber 5 34s '47—A&O
39
35
21
60
70
Oswego PallcCorp 4 34s 1D52.M&S
Without warrants
Otis Steel s f 4 34o A 1962.-.J&J
80
Oxford Maimi Ptper 6s 1947-F&A
Pacific Atlantic SS 2-5s '43-M&N /
Pac Coust Cement 6s A 1942-J&D
34
62
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
J&I)
Palmer Corp of La 1st 6s'48 .J&D
Certificates of deposit
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
1st mtge & lien 4» 1952---M&S
Paramount Pictures 6s 1955.J&J
Conv deb 334s 1947
M&S
Parmelee
80
5734
44
10034
Pan-Amer Industrial 7s '37.M&S /
Pan Amer Petrel Co (of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940
J&D15 /
23 34
/
1
24
24
9834
82
55
Transportation Co—
S f conv deb 6s
2334
2334
.A&O
34
Paton Mfg Ltd 1st 4 34s '56-M&S
Peabody Coal Co (Consol Co)—
1st s f 5s 1953 ser A
M&N
Pearl River Valley Lumber—
99
1st income 4-5s 1945-.—M&S
—M&N
105
94
5-yr 6% notes 1931
.M&S
Minn Valley Canning 6s *41—J&J
/This price includes accrued interest,
53
72
A&O
Certificates of deposit—
Minnesota & Ontario Pappr Co—
1948
1950
93
Serial 5% notes 1938
57"
Metropolitan Ice 7s 1954—J&J
Mar 15
Miag Mill Mach'y 7s 1956--J&D fk 24
95
Mich Tann & Extract 6 34s"38M&S
Middle Stales Petrol 634s 1945.
7534
80*
Miller & Hart Inc. dob 6s '43 .J&J
58
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 6s '45A&0
119
121
A&O
15
40
96
1st 6s series A 1935
1 st 6s series A 1945
15"
10
J&J
1st income 5s 1945
Orono Pulp &
7% gold notes 1935
9934
10334
-
9634
89
18
Steel t)orp—
2-5s series B
24'
b Basis.
/
1st coll mtge s f 4s 1965.
J&D
Natl Tool conv deb 6s w w "42F&A
Nat Union Mtge 3-6s A '54—J&J
N
60
81
9434
19
1734
95
,
97
9854
10334
80
10334
F&A /
10034
1st 6s series C
109"
Radio tor 6 34s 1947
Certificates of dennsit
Nat
9334
Memphis Commercial—
Appeal 4 34s 1952
M&S
Mengel Co conv 4 34s 1947.-M&S
Mercantile Stores deb 5s 1947 J&J
Merchants Distilling Corp—
5% conv deb 1947—
M&S
Mersey Paper Ltd 5s 1957—J&D
Gen s f 6s ser A 1949
M&S
Messenger Corp deb 4 34s "51 J&J
Messer Oil 1st & ref 6s 1942.-J&J
100
Nat Oil Prod deb 4s 1952.—J&D
9934
(The) Corp—
M 6s 1945 with warr..M&N
75
&
42
Nat Gypsum s f 6s 1^43.
A&O
National Lumber & Creosoting—
1st 534s 1938-48
A&O
M&N
1st 6s serioa B
101
Corp 2-5s Jan 1 "55
Called May 23 at par.
57
81J
100
107
Interstate Zinc & Lead deb 7s '32 /
Isotta Fraschini 7s 1942 ---.J&D
♦
81
4534
Meaa
e->nv
73
New Eng Laundries 6s '36--A&O
4-5s 1956
J&J /
it.ss.in & Kobbins inc—
!?0-yr
21
deb 534s 1950.M&N
J&J
97
10034
A&O
Corp 6s (w s) 1948
Inc deb 734s (w s) Aug 1 1953Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942- A&O
Oregon Pulp & Paper 6 Hs to
Apr 30 '3/. 6% to 1945---M&N
Oreg Terminals 6 34s A 1942.M&N
McCormicks, Ltd, 4s 1952
McOrory Stores Corp—
5s s f deb 1951
,
—
Interlake Iron Corp—
Conv deb s f 4s 1947—— A&O
F&A
234
234
30
1st M conv 534s A 1946.M&N
Cum conv Inc 5s 1952---M&N /
Nat Food Products 6s '44—-M&N
/
Coll four fisws
A *44 M&N "
Natl Grocers Ltd 4s 1947— -A&O
48
—-
McCloud River Lumb 5s "48 J&J
McColl Fron'uac Oii6s 1949.A&O
1334
A&O
-
'
25
1937
lo-yr deb 434s May 1 "45-M&N
National
II
15
634s Jan. 1
91
J&J
Cum Income deb 5s 1946—M&S
Lake Superior Corporation—
Gypsum Lime & Alabast—
31
1st & coll tr gold 5s 1944- J&D
5^8 1948
—M&S
993$
93
Lane Bryant Inc deb6s'40wwM&N
H?le & Kilburn Corp 6s "39—J&D /
25
10154
Langendorf Un Bak 6 34 s '41 M&N
Hall (F W) Printing Co—
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
80
1st & coll 6s stmp 1947—M&N
7914
38
1st conv 6s 1054 with war
J&J
Hamilton By-JTod Coke Ovens—
38
Certificates of deposit
101
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
M&N
991^
1st mtge income 1975
99
Gen sinking fund 6s 1956--A&O
J&D
gg
Lawrence Portland Cement Co—
83
Hamilton Mfg 5s ww 1951--M&S
§234
98
Deb g 5 34s 1942
A&O
Hansa Steamship Lines—
72
Layne & Bowler 3-6 34s Dec 1947.
10-yr 6s 1939 stamped
A&O / 86
9634
Lehigh O & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
6s unstamped 1939—
/ 100
Cons s f g 434s 1954
4834
J&J
Harpen Mining Corp—
48
Cons 8 f 434s 1954 ser O-.J&J
Mar.25
6s with warr for Am shs—J&J fk 27
Lehigh Valley Coal—
Harris-Seybold-Potter—
1st & ref 5s 1944
F&A
9434
86
Conv b f deb 5s 1951—-—A&O
84
1st & ref 5s 1954
F&A
21
Hart Coal inc 6s 1945
— /
19
1st & ref 5s 1964
F&A
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal—
1st & ref Rs 1974
F&A
1st 6Hs 1948
M&S
91
6s extended 1943
84"
J&J
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co—
Leonard Tietz—See Tietz
1st 6s s f 1946
--.-J&J / 107
11
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953-M&N / 2134
Haytian Corp inc 8s Oct 1938- - - - /
834
Le Tourneau Foundation—
89
Hearst Publica 6 ^s to 1947.M&N
8734
91
4s coll trust conv 1947
J&J
Heller (Walter E) 4s ww "46.A&0
8834
85
Libby McNeil &LibW5s "42-A&0
10234
Helvetia Coal Min 1st 5s 58.A&0
87
62
85"
Liberty Baking 634^944
M&S
Heywood-Wakofield 5s 1946 J&D
1 iggett & Myers g 7s 1944--A&O
129
63
Hightstown Rug 6 Ms w w 1944..
60
Gold bonds 5s 1951
F&A
58
Hines Land & Timber 6s "48-. J&J
55
*21*
70
43
Lincoln-Boyle Ice 6s 1947
A&O
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944 w s..A&O
40
8734
57 h Lindsay Nunn Pub 6s 1944—M&S
4K-6HS 1st mtge 1944—A&O
Lion Oil 4 34s 1952
90
1
A&O
Holland-Amer Line 6s '47-_M&Tm /
39
Liquid Carbonic conv 4s "47-J&D
10034
Holly Sugar Corp 1 34s 1938-A&O
99
9434
100" Loew's Inc deb s f 3hs 1946-F&A
1st 2s 1939
—A&O
99 H
19
100
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.M&N
1st 234s 1940
A&O
99
38
1st 3^s 1941
A&O
98 Y
9934 Long Bell Lumb 6s sei A'42.J&J
6s series B 1943
A&O
38
1st 3J4s 1942
A&O
9634
9734
38
6s series C 1946
F&A
1st 4s 1947
&°
90
9134
126
Loiillard (P.) Co g 7s 1944—A&O
Home Serv( LosAng)6 Hs 42 A&O /
38
116
5s, 1951F&A
Home Serv(Port 1, ()re>7s "41 A&O /
27"
25
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
60
Housing & Realty Improv—
Manati Sugar 1st 7348 '42..A&O
25
7s 1946
M&N / 22
Ceitifieates of deposit.
30
Houston Oil f,o of Texas—
1st s f 4s Feb 1 1957
M&N
100
10-yr sec s f 53$s 1940—M&N
99^
Manhattan Kefrig 534s 1941.J&J
20
Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A__J&D
17 Y
Mansfield Min & Smelting—
Hud Riv Day Line 6s 1939--M&S /
55
7s without warrants 1941.M&N f
8 f 1st mtge 6s 1946
83"
J&J
77
24
22
2d mtge inc 6s Feb 1956
Maple Leaf Milling—
/
16
2 34 s to 1938. 5 hstn 1949 J&D
Hungarian Central Mutual
Marine Elev (Buff) ext 5b '52M&S
Credit Mfg 7s 1937
J&J / 15
::::
Marion St'm Shovel 6s '47—A&O
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
_
56
54
National Fire Proofing Co—
90
2754
Martin (G1 L) conv 6s 1939-M&N
Vlassev* Harris Co 5s 1947, .A&O
65
J&D
Nat Dairy Prod H^sw w'fil lVi&N
Natl Debenture Corp 3-6s 1953—
National Distillers Products—
102
100
68
113
15
J&D
3 1951
(Central Funding series
29
Debenture 5s 1961
2 1946
ser
Nat Container deb 53$s "52.
109
60~"
79
ser
Natl Consol Bond Corp 2-5s 1953-
55"
Ss uniform ctfs of dep 1959
8334
85
J&D
Certificates of deposit
Nassau (Oer) Landbank 6 M»s 193«
Nat 1 Acme 434s ext to *46. -J&D
9834
75
75
75
1941
1
Nat'l Bakifie f>s ser A 1941 M&N
Nat Bondholders partic ctfs
100
iy50._M&S
87
6
M&N /
.
Secured 6s 1937.
31
Lackawanna
45
75
73
Coll D 5s ser 4 1956..
.J&D
Munlsing Pap 6s A &B 1943-A&0
Munson
Steamship Line—
92
27
sor
0 >11 C 5s
La France Textile 1st 6s '42.J&D
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
F&A
F&A
J&J
An Apr
101
2 '66-A&O /
M&N /
ser
4
Coll A 5s
Coll B 5s
75
75
70"
634s 1942
634s Feb 1947
1st 534s 1961.
series
104
1947. M&S
x-w
Mtge Bond Co (Md) 2-5s Dec 1 "53
Mortbon Corp—
Krfuger & Toll—
88
6s
1933
5 34s series 16 1940
22
94
r_J&J /
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 734s 1963—A&O /
6s
4734
85
Steel os
sec
1941—*_M&N
8s
ng
Mtge-Bond Co 4s
Karstadt
9834
5134
Ry.
91
__
Morris Plan
93
50
35-yr s f 7s 1963
HI) 1st ref 334-48 1951—A&O
Mohawk Rubber ext 6s 1938 A&O
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & L
Monroe Coal Mining 6s "47
F&A
Montreal Cotton deb 6s '43-M&N
Morgan Eng
7234
96
66
Sf deb 5s ww
Bid
Missionary Sisters (Waukegan,
»efferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
100 34
3% notes 1941-1942.— —J&J
General Bronze deb 6s '40—M&N
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
bonds
issue
6
8
102
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
1944
72
April, 1938]
industrial
miscellaneous
&
83
bonds
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and
defaulted bonds
Quotations for ail securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bonds
Bid
Penn Amer Coal 6s '41-56
J&J
Penn Mercantile Properties—
Secured
s
f 3-4s 1961
J&J
m s
f 6s 1941
ser
36
39
78
80
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
1st
f 4 Ms 1960
s
103
35
40
8m
10
100 X
100M
10H
Phila & Read C & 1 5s 1973.-J&J
Conv deb 6s 1949
M&S
Phoenix Tron 1 st s f 6s 1946.M&N
Ti
103
10
Phoenix Silk Mfg 7s 1943—F&A
Pickering Lumber 6s A *46--M&N
Pierce Butler & Pierce 6 Hi a '42..
103 m
12
28
2
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s '42 A&O
30
8
100
106"
Pittsburgh Coal Co—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.F&A
106 M
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co—
1st mtgeconv 4 Hs 1952—M&S
81
108
85
Pitts Crucible Steel 5s to '45.M&S
Pitts Steel s f 6s 1948
F&A
Pocahontas Consnl Collieries—
104
1st gold 5s 1957 op
J&J
Poor & Co s f deb 4s 1946
A&O
Portld Woolen Mills 6 Ms'41 M&N
Porto Rh an Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6r 1942.
J&J
103 h
90
93
90"
92
96
50
80
82
73 n
90
90
21M
100
85
34
37
67
"
104
Railway W'house 4-6s (w-s) '47
Realty Bond & Mtge deb3-6s '53.
Red Riv Lumber 6 Ms 1938-M&N
72
44
26
108
29
93"
.
It*
104
ffl*
72
100
93
86
90
109
73
74
101
95
91*
97
93
32m
32
A&O
A&O
Ruhr Housing 64s 1958..- J&J
Safeway Stores 4s s f deb '47-J&D
103
1M
21
90 m
1?*
100 m
J&D
JJ J
9H
65
St Paul Un Stk Ydr, 5s 1946. 1&0
Samson Tire & Rubb 6 Ha '39 J&J
Saltex I ooms Inc lis 1954
A&O
93
22 %
25
101
s
54
24
21H
M&S
70
72
M&S
Scullfn Steel Co—
1951
A&O
3-6s without warrants '51 A&O
w w
Securities Accept Corp 5s '46 J&D
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
J&J
Servel Corp 5s 1948.
J&J
II
80
22
32
32 h
Scripps (E W) deb 5Ms 1943 F&A
3-6s
56
16
24
Mfg Co 5Ms 1945—J&J
conv
101M
...
Stamped..
1st
6614
15
coup on*
f 6Ms 1946 ser B-.A&O
Schulze Baking 1st 6s '45
Scott Paper deb 3 Ha 1952
Scovill
10
ii*
el*
if*
Stamped (July 1933
51
24 H
62
125-
105m
106 M
98 h
108
108
99 H
50
39
44"
?i*
12"
100
107
44 m
48m
49 %
95
99 m
100 M
70
75
45m
50
1937—A&O
ser
Wilcox
55
4
6
107
95
1951—J&J
75
122
Copper & Chemical—
97
.
35
103 H
104 m
2
65
91
M&S
Paper 6s *40
4
62
1st 8 f 5Ms ser A 1951
Tokhelm Oil Tank & Pump—
4Ha conv deb 1947
F&A
Tomahawk Kraft Paper—
1st 5s (with stk) 1951
A&O
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944
J&D
98
85"
5s '42.-J&J
Corp deb 3 Ms 1951—J&D
95
102 H
99 h
23
25
100H
29
55 M
37
/
92
Conv 6s 3d stpd 1944
-F&A
Certificates of deposit
28
30
31M
Union Compress & Warehouse—
1st 2H-4Ha ser A 1942—J&J
J&J
15-yr 3 Ms deb 1952
81M
13 M
/
J&J /
13
13 M
M&S
93
98
J.v.1
90
J&J
A&O
5Ms 1943...'.
16M
96 M
97"
71
77
75
33
36"
M&S
( v lan) Tr & St 6s 1944.A&O
Woodland Farm Dairy—
6 Ms w w 1944
Woods Mfg Co Ltd
102
J&D
85
J&J
3 Ms series A 1942-1945—J&J
4s series A 1946-1947
J&J
4 Ms series A 1952
J&J
98
97
1st 3s to 1941
Woodward Iron 1st lien 5s '62J&J
2d conv inc 5s 1962..Ann Apr
Woodward & Tiernan Print—
6s 1942
J&J
York Ice Mach 6s 1947
Debenture 6s 1943
96
93
102
85
....
97
96
103 M
88
95 M
A&O
85
J&D
80
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
IstMsf 4sser C 1961
M&N
97 M
97 M
No. Lost Sojr
N Y Stock Exch—.1,375 $52,000
N Y Cotton Exch
450
9.500
N Y Cof & Sug Ex.
344
4.250
N Y Curb Exch
550
12.000
7,566
lcT.665
2,750
4,500
Boston Stock Exch.
SEATS
76
139
Chicago Bd of Tr.. 1,549
Chicago Stock Exch
368
Cleveland Stk Exch
Detroit Stock Exch
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
900
"600
l'.ood
3.100
2,600
1.701'
2,500
2,500
900
3,500
2,900
1,700
2,500
5,000
4",666
4",500
f,666
1,500
"900
1,150
41
2,500
69
66
6.000
350
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
Los Ang Stock Exch
213
5,250
81
1.500
116M
Milw
188
523
125
105
18
/
United Amusement Corp—
1st s f 5s ser A 1956
F&A
United Biscuit deb 5s '50
.A&O
United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
103
100 M
100
J&J
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947..M&S
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39.F&A
33
33
32
33 M
100
Union Oil Co ol California—
6s May 1 1942 ser A
F&A
79 M
110
13
Gas 6s 1945
Baltimore Stk Exch
28
100
30
104 M
Turner Glass Co 1st 6s 1939.J&D
Ulen & Co—
36
92
A 1930
EXCHANGE
51
32
48
Wise Lime & Cement 6s '38. A&O f
Witherbee Sherman Inc 6s 1944.. /
Wood
68
75
Wilson Line 7s 1945
Winslow Bros & Smith—
106
92
A
loiji
'80
/
Wilson & Co 4s ser A 1955
Conv debs 3 Ms 1947
86
J&D
< >il
13
II*
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935.M&N
Certificates of deposit
5-year 7s
M&S
/
M&N
Wickw Spencer Steel 7s '35.-J&J
Certificates of deposit
Secured 6s 1945
1st 5s 1943-1951
2
92
100 M
90
Pulp & Paper 4 Ms '52 J&D
West Chain Stores 6s ww'39 M&N
Western Fuel Corp 7-4s '50.M&N
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s 1944
F&A
Western Steel Prod 8s A '48.M&N
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
Debenture 4 Ms 1945——J&D
Wheeling Steel Corp—
1st M s f 4mb ser A 1966—F&A
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
White Sewing Machine—
Deb 6s 1940.
19
Grain & Stk_
Minn Ch of Comm.
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
98
Montreal Stock Ex.
\ew Orl Cotton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
106"
60
96
105M
S f 5s Oct 1 1952
A&O
United Corps Ltd in<" 5s 1953 F&A
United Elec Coal Cos inc 7s 1940.
/
United Drugs 5s 1953
M&S15
United Grain Growers Ltd—
5s series A 1948
J&J
5 Ms series B 1949
M&N
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945. J&D
/
Deb 6 Ms 1941
M&N /
United Merch & Mflrs 6« 1945 J&D
United securities Ltd 5Ms 1952..
t ITice of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed.
* Called May 1
r Canadian prices,
s Sale price,
y 80 seats, 70 members.
Nominal,
95
81"'
•
1
87
1947..A&O
F&A
Conv 6s 4th stamp 1950..F&A
Unified Deben Corp 5s 1955
101M
West Indies Sugar 6s
30
94
78
mas f
W Va Coal & Coke 1st 6s '50.J&J
Tide Water Assoc Oil 3M* '52J&J
103 h
50
!10M
34
29 M
26
W Va
M&S
nderoga Pulp &
M&N
M&N
1937
72
1st mtges f 5Ms ww 1949-A&O
Studebaker Corp 6s 1945
J&J
Tic.
M&S /
M&S /
32
Tietz (Leonard) 7M» x-w '46.J&J
Tilden Lumb & Mills 6Ms'46M&S
136
100 X
Guar
109 m
Texas Sugar Ref 1st 6s '44..F&A
Tbermoid Co 6s w w 1951J&D
Three Rivers Grain & Elevator—
4
1941
28
28"
104
f deb 6s
Conv deb 4 Ms 1952
20
bridge & Clothier—
Warehouse 2d
s
18
Strutbor8 Wells Titusville—
I'erm
11
37
Webster C&C 1st g 5s '42 op M&S
West Disinfecting 6s 1940.-J&J
55
5s
Conv
68
Texas
21M
*
92
67
RR
63 m
60
Wayne Coal Co 6s
1936
J&J
deposit 1936—J&J
2d stamped 1940
J&J
Strange (John) Paper 6s '44—J&J
&
55"
.M&S
A&O
5 Ms notes 1937
Warren (S D) Co—
1st mtges f 4Ms 1952
90
7s unstamped
Coal
60
A&O
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
85
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
1st 7a 1942 ctfs of dep
100
Warren Bros Co—
20
63
iStutz Motor Car 7 Ms
98
100
Walton Lumber 1st 6 Ms '41 Q-Jan
Walworth Co 6s s f deb 1955.A&o
1942
70
63.00%
__
101M
85
88
deb 6s 1944 ser B __M&S
Tenn Corp deb 6s ser O '44—M&S
Tenn Prod 1st 6Ms 1936
J&J
100
1st 5s '39_. F&A
Saratoga Victory Mills—
6 Ms 1943
J&J
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)—
1st extl s f 7s 1945
F&A
Gen & ref 6Ms 1951
M&N
6% noiee 1937
J&J
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947 J&J
Schoenstadt (H) & Son 6s 1950
Schulco Co 6Ms 1946
J&J
103 m
40
101M
cum
1948
36
Warner-Quinlan Co 6s 1939.M&8
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939.J&J
Corporation—
f 5s
7M
99
4
Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49.M&S
Warner Bros Pict 6s 1939
Warner Co 1st fis 1944
100
18
Conv
25
103
90 m
104
101
35
44
Tenn
66 M
90
22
4
98
A&O
Tcnn
St Joseph Stock Yds 5s '40--. F&A
St Louis Gas & Coke Cori»—
1st M s f 6s 1947-.--*
St L Rky Mt & P 5s '55 stpd
37
A&O
A&O
s
90
27 m
1st 7 Ms 1943
M&N
Wabasso Cot'n 3M-4Ms *51 F&A
Walker (Hiram)-G & W—
Deb 4 M« 1945
J&D
Waltham Wtch & Cl'k 6s '43 J&D
103 m
Taylor-Warton Iron & Steel—
Coll inc 7 Ms July 1 1958—A&O
Royal Dutch CoDeb 4s 1945 with warr
50
103 H
inc 3-5s Apr 1950.
Steel Co of Can 6s 1941)
J&J
Stern Brothers 6s s f 1947
J&D
1st
82
35
19
-
Stanley Co (Camden) 6s 40 J&D
Stanley Crand.ill 6s 1946-.F&A
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946
F&A
Straw
80
34
34
Assuot^d
1946
A&O
Vulcanite Portland Cement—
Spang Chalf't & Co 1st 5s '48 J&J
Spirit Lake Transfer 5s 1946--J& J
Springfield Ice 7s 1944
J&D
Square D Co deb 5s A 1945--F&A
Staley (A E) 1st mtge 4s '46.F&A
unstamped 1946
1941
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D
Certificates of deposit
Vlau Biscuit Corp 6 Ms *46.-J&J
4
Stevens & Thompson Pap 6s
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
Deb 5 Ms A 1943
85
Corp of Amer—
Va
_
7s
20 m
99 m
50
Van Camp's Inc 1st 6s 1943.-J&J
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 1 1942
99
46
A&O
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944
M&S
Richm'd Cedar Wks 6 Ms '45 J&J
Richmond Hos Mills 7s 38..F&A
Richmond (Va) Ice 6Ms *42. A&O
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f7s '55 F&A
St Clair Furnace
Ice—
A&O
-
81
60
89
w
28m
28m
28m
88 M
Dairy Products—
1938
.M&N
w
104 Vs
Trucking Corp oMs'43_.J&D
Vicana Sugar Co 6s 1P55
J&J
Victor Amer Fuel 6s 1940
F&A
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953. _J&J
Conv income 5s 1944
So'western Devel't 4s 1942.-J&J
6Ms
10
107
94
52
United Steel Works (Germany)
6 Ms series A 1951
J&D /
6 Ms series C 1951
J&D
6Ms series A 1947
J&J
United 8tockyards Corp—
Vanadium
70
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938-J&D
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
Sink fund deb 5s 1938
J&D
Swift & Co 3 Ms 1950—
M&N
Riordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942...J&D30
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45.-F&A
Roberts & Oake (Chi) 6s '44.M&N
Rocb & Pitts C & I 5s *46—-M&N
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5a 1943
A&O
Rolland Pap 1st 5Ms A '48.. J&D
Rolls Royce of Amer 7s 1937 M&S
Roman Catholic Church 6 Ms J946
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946
83
Ice Co—
1950
98
98
f
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6r 1 948 T& J
Valvoline Oil ext 5s 1947.-M&N
72
71
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942.M&S
M&N
Rueping (F) Leather 6s '40—A&O
96
5
U S Pipe & Foundry Co—
Conv deb 3 Ms 1946
M&N
U 8 Print. & Litho 6s 1950.-A&O
U 8 Radiator deb 5s 1938
F& A
conv deb s f 5s 1946
F&A
U S Rubber 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
Conv deb 5s
A&O
4s ctfs of deposit
2d stamped 1946
Certificates of deposit
Conv s f 4s 1952
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
80
4s ctfs of
/
5s with stock 1951
F&A
Richardson & Boynton Co
Cum income 4s 1945
J&J
Richfield Oil of California—
A
Oil 3 Ms '50-A&O
7
98
15-yr coll tr 4 Ms A ww '51 A&O
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947.
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1938.J&J
107"
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
_
ser
w s
Secured
M&S
Coll tr 6s 1944
105 m
Kraft Corp—
1st leasehold 4 Ms 1946—J&D
Starrett
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Broiore & Sleet b* 1944.
103 m
50
Standard Ice 1st 6s 1947
F&A
Stand Oil (N J) deb 3s -61 —,J&
Stand Textile Prod 6Ms '42 M&S
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65% paid.
Debentur» gold 6s 194I-.J&D
Relianci
93 m
92
99
1950
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
1st a f 6s 1947
J&D
Southern Brighton Mills—
1st gtd 7s 1940
J&D
1st gtd 6 Ms 1940
J&D
Sou lee & Util conv 6s 1946.F&A
Southwest
45
85
Remington Rand Inc—
20-yr deb 4 V* t> w w 1956
MAC
4 Ms without warr't8 195G M&S
Republic Steel Corp—
Gen mtge couv 4M» A '50.M&S
Gen mtge 4^4 ser B 1961 .F&A
Gen mtgel 5*3 ser C 1956 M&N
Purchase money 5 M" '54.M&N
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s '48F&A
Revere Copper & Brass—
'
1st mtge 4 Ms s f 1956
J&J
Reynolds Met deb 3 Ms *51—J&D
Rheinelbe Union 7s 1946
J&J
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s '50 M&S
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948—M&N
97
102 m
*outh Coast Corp—
Gen mtge inc 6s April
1st 4s
42
_
82 m
90
95
Smith & Wesson 5Ms 1938..J&J
Southern United
1st income 6s 1958..-—J&D
Protestant Church of Germany—
's-ai.
68"
96
Slattery Co 1st 6 Ms '45
Hmith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st 4mb 1951
J&D
4mith (L O) & Corona Typewr'rs
Deb 2% to4M% to 1946—.J&J
Southern New England
1st s f 4 Ms 1967
72
88
85
19MP-'4P
64
90 m
80
Southern
M&S
2d conv deb 4s 1957
M&S
Produce Term & Cold Storage—
*•
101H
70
J&J
J& '
M&N
A 1951
45
42
f deb 5 Ha 1947
101
Bid
U S Cold Storage (Kan
City)—
1 st sink fund 6s ser A 1946-F&A
1st sink fund ser B 1949..F&A
U S Finishing 5s 1944
J&J
U 8
1st & coll 4 Ms
45"
73
7s 1946
-A&O
Prov Paper I td 5 Ms 1947—M&N
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
J&J
Quaker City Cold Storage—
lets 15sl953
M&N
99
Simpsons Ltd—
42
1st 5s 1957
75"
395
Signal Oil & Gas—
Conv 6Ms A
1945
..M&N
Signode Steel Strap 3Ms '45-A&O
hlesian-Am Corp 7s 1941.. .F&A
Siiverw'd Dairies 5s *41 to *51 J&J
•timmons Co Conv deb 4s'52A&O
Southern Ice Co—
1st &ref8-5s 1942
Pressed Steel Car Co 5s '51-.J&J
Rice Bros & Co Ltd—
Series
1940
42
Potomac Realty Atl Deb Corp—
3-6s 1953
Potrero Sugar—
7s stamped 1947
M&N
Pratt Cons Coal 1st s f 5s *55 J&J
U S Bond & Mtge Corp—
Coll trust 6 Ms 1940
M&N
Gtd coll trust 6Ms 1942..J&J
U S Cold Storage(Chg)fls'45_J&J
M
72 m
Ann Apr
J&J
Deb 6s 2930
53
...
Bond Corp 2-5s 1953—
Cons Deb Corp 3-6s '53.
Deb Corp 3-6s 1953.—
Franklin Deb3-6s 1§53_
Potomac Md Deb Corp 3-6s 1953
s
10-yr 7s '35 J&J
f 6 Ms '51 with war M&S
So cony-Vacuum
Potomac
Potomac
Potomac
Potomac
Bonds
54
50
98
•ikelly OH deb 4s 1951
108 M
Pireili Co of Italy con 7s '52 M&N
Pittsb BreWing 6s Feb 4 '49..J&J
J&J
f 6s 1947
liemens & Halske
7s
w w 1943
—M&S
6% notes w w 1938
M&S
Phelps Dodge 3 Ms 1952
J&D
Conv
s
Deb g 8
J&D
Pettibone Mulliken—
6s
Ask
98
15-year 3Ms debs 1951..-M&S
iberidan-Wyoming Coal Co—
1st
A.M&S15
Bid
1hell Union Oil Corp—
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
1st
Bonds
Ask
80
at par.
75
89
107 M
76 M
92
Phila Stock Exch
Pittsb Stock Exch.
St Louis Exchange.
—
19
1.300
t/80
500
1.000
*125
1.250
46.000
70
175
200
800
1.000
115
1.000
45
49
1.100
1,000
1,200
69
18,000
72
4 eno
89
93
62 M
70M
Salt Lake Stork Ex_
San Fran Stock Ex.
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exchl
Seattle Curb & M.
J
Toronto Stock Exch
36
300
"250
182 M
113
85.000
65,000
Washington Stk Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
40
500
463
6.000
83 M
79
25
24
25
35
80
84
60
5oo
'400
750
62
b Basis.
f This price includes accrued interest,
500
6"f66o
6,500
ft TA«t sale.
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
193764
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
Stocks
Par
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Par
Per share
Dunean Mills
STOCKS
Algonquin Print. 100
American Mfg.. 100
5% Preferred.100
Amoskeag Mfg
*
Arlington Mills..100
Barnard Mfg
100
Beacon Mfg
100
100
27
18
Eagle Vara
Easley Cotton Mills
45
52
10X
7 % preferred
Eflrd Mfg
16
19
54
Enterprise Mfg (Ga)
3X
SM
33
26
50
18
85
100
Bourne Mills
10
11
*
84
5
100
7
8
Mills.. 100
15
19
Preferred
Dexdale Hosiery—
Preferred
100
10
*
48
100
Draper Corp
Farr Alpaca
4
Cotton
*
Gosnold M (N B)__*
Preferred
100
Prior preferred.25
Hathaway Mfg..100
Kilburn M (N B)_75
Luther Mfg
100
Martel Mills
8.50
62
4M
o
1*
26
28"
18
43
19
29
20
22
X
IX
17
10X
1 ox
2nd preferred
1
Nonqifltt M (N B).*
Pacific Mills
»
Mills pref
100
100
Pierce
Mfg
Pilgrim Mills
100
Plymouth Cord.. 100
~3X
5
common
Quissett Mills
100
Rich Borden Mfg
Oo (F R)
*
Saco Lowell Shops
*
Common
Preferred A
20
20
Preferred B
14
63*
~7X
r
96
Ohio Copper of
Penmans Ltd com. *
r
50
100
r
125
r
17
Preferred
94"
100
42
G"anteville Mfg. .20
Grendel Mills
Preferred——.20
Hamrick Mills.—
45
8
_
Hanover
10
17
20
33
9
38
12
106
112
95
97
85
95
Mills—
6% preferred
10
4% preferred
S3 prior pref
Highland Pk Mfg 20
6% preferred
Imperial Yarn
50
50
55
86
62
87
45
3
20
69
100
Oo
X
Cerro de Pasco
28
Mills
82"
88
76
7
79
105
Ootton
10H
31
33
Pickens Cot Mills
7 % preferred
100
7% preferred-.100
Perfection Spinning.
1
19"
2
....
Mfg
20
Poe (F W) Mfg.. 100
Rhodiss Mills 7% pf
63
4
Ǥ*
102
4X
63
100
64
6
93
98
4
Preferred
Calhoun Mills
Cannon
68
25
8
96
101
6
77"
72
83
24
28
100
45
si*
55^
*
29
29X8
Mills
87"
6X
Chadwick-Hoskins
10
6
8
8 % preferred- -100
China Grove Got
91
65
94
Chiquola Mfg
20
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (SO) 100
Climax Spinning. .50
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D E)_100
Cowpens Mills.....
Orescent Spinning..
Dallas Mfg (Ala) 100
Darl'gton Mfg(SO) 6
30
34
94
103
98
107
53
57
70
87
75
Oo
70
91
4
45"
45
13
17
IX
IX
4X
1
Oresson Consolidated
Gold Min &M..1
X
H
Cusi
47
62
Eagle Pich Lead-.10
7
35"
Evans Wall Lead-.*
7 % preferred. .100
3%
25
Riverdale Mills—
75
11
13
84
89
95
14
18"
24
9
100
common
*
3
4
98
Mortgage Guar..*
Southern
1
30
OX
11X
49X
24 X
12X
27
Title
35*
6X
11X
com
25"
17
Illinois Zinc
7 % preferred- -100
Spartan Mills
100
21
*
5X
of New York
43
115
8
17X
18
17
20
Sterling Spinning
42
47
Stowe
42
47
20c
40c
pref—100
55
60
Kennecott Copper.*
Kildun Mining T
1
Class B pref—
50
Union-Buffalo
Mills
8
12
King David Mining.
10
86
90
Klrkland LakeGold 1
Lane Rincon Mines 1
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1
20
Startex Mills
Spinning
Texti I ee Inc
Glass A
com.
.10
10
Common
1st
7% pref... 100
2d 5% pref...100
Victor-Monagh'n 100
7% preferred.. 100
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M
6s Jan 1941
Wallace Mfg Co
Ware Shoals Mfg 100
7% preferred.. 100
Wellington Mills.. *
17
37
18X
\
1
110
41
83
78
55
60
56
93
88
15X
67"
72
16 X
18X
Mills
Wiscassett Mills
Woodside Cotton.20
IX
J
i¥it
48
90c
Lava Cap Gold Mini
Louisiana L'd & Ex 1
0%
Gold Mining...10
100
Wlnget Yarn
Mtge 6s
111
78
83
128
134
4X
OVs
IX
115
IX
X
28%
iB
A"
1.00
OVs
Lucky Tiger Comb
West Point Mfg. .20
Preferred
$6 preferred
1
Isle Royale Cop..25
Jardine Mining
1
5X
X
18X
Magma Copper OolO
Mayflower-Old
Colony Oopper.25
Mclntyre PorcupIne5
Miami Copper. __.5
Mining Corp of
6c
20
Stove
*
Abbott Lab'tories.*
21X
OX
7X
OX
%
l50
Abbotts' Dairy
*
Abercrombie & Fitch
Common
1
$6 preferred
75
Abitibi Pow & Pap.*
6% pref
100
7 % preferred—100
Abraham & Straus.*
Acme Steel
25
Acme Wire v t c._20
Adams (J D) Mfg..*
Adams Express
*
Adams Millis
*
Adams Oil & Gas.*
Multigraph Corp... 10
Advance Aluminum
Castings com...5
Advance Rumely..*
20c
a
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend.
value.
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\
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
1 Flat price*
* Last said.
»
Nominal.
r
30
40
32X
34
20
20 X
TVs
ox
14
8
7
17
4%
5X
iox
17X
2
IX
1$
4
5X
2X
4X
IX
IX
Aetna Brewery
Aetna Rubber
Canadian price.
1.10
10
20
14 X
1
5c
*
Preferred
Aetna Stand Engine*
Preferred
—100
Agfa Ansco
*
20X
2X
5
20c
X
X
50
3
~3X
40
50
24
25
Agnew-Surpass—
Shoe
*
com
Preferred
Without par
9
15
*
t New
9X
iox
"5"
"5%
5X
X
OX
100
Alnsworth Mfg
5
Air Associates.....1
Air Devices Corp—1
*
20 "
11
*
Aetna Ball Bear—.1
IX
47 X
75c
38
45
1.00
Class B
0
aIH
46
7
40
Class A
37X
X
4X
65c
37 X
108 %
15
Aeolian Co—
6% preferred A.50
Aero Supply Mfg—
National
Tunnel
and Mines com..*
New Jersey Zinc
25
4X
Addressograph
30X
5X
Canada
*
Mother Load Ooali'n
Mines
Mt City Copper....
X
Trust
4X% convpfd
20
Mining.. 1
Copper
&
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Inspiration Cons
Internatl
Guar
A B
Warrants
Island Creek Ooal.l
Worsted
Southern
5
Bay Min
& Smelting..___*
Franklin
Process
X
Lawyers Title &
Guaranty.,
100
%
Natl Surety Co. .10
Hudson
7% preferredlOO
Southern Weaving.*
DEPOSIT STKS.
Bankers Bond &
Home Title Ins (NY)
Lawyers' M Co
26
Homestake Mines
Howe Sound Oo
....
GUAR¬
ANTEE & SAFE
98X
X
.
81
a
TITLE
34
2X
Mining
25c
Hollinger Mines
5
76
a
10
1
13
a
90
Hecla
8X
a
32
Power common. .5
Gr eene-Cananea 100
Mines
a
Bond & M Guar..20
Granby Cons M S 8c
90
l5o
_
EmpireTitle &Gul00
Goldfield Consol
25
Sibley Mfg (Ga)_100
Smyre (A M) Mfg l6
7% preferred
Southern
Bleachery
6 Print Wks
♦
a
50
40
Smelting com.. 10
7 % preferredlOO
Golden Cycle CorplO
Rowan Cotton Mills
Saxon Mills
a
48
7X
%
4X
a
City RET (C)_.500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston) .100
Factory Bldg Tr.100
Fifty Associates (B)
Hotel Tr (Boston) l6o
Kimball Bldg Tr 100
Federal Mining 8c
100
70
6c
100
.100,a
Bldg Tr
Chic R E Trus's. 100
X
25c
4%
Mexicana__50c
Dome Mines Ltd..*
83
57"
120
27
21
7% preferred-.100
5
92
57
Pacolet Mfg
48"
Boston Wharf
3X
48 X
Canyon. 10c
Copper Range
__*
Cornucopia Gold .5c
Tj[Bos)_l00,a
Bos Stor W'h'se.lOO a
aH
4c
20c
43
Bos R E
5
Copper
53"
IX
Cent
Cons Min & Smelt .5
82
IX
ox
IX
29
3X
46X
46
1
Bd of TrBld Tr.100 a
Bos Gr'd R'TTr 100 a
10c
1
Copper
IX
65c"
ox
An*
Clear Creek Cons—
Como Mines
60c
40c
30
Consol
87
8*
25
30c
REAL ESTATE TR
LAND STOCKS
X
20
9
42"
100
8X
*
Chief Consol Min._l
7
.
Musgrove Cotton—
Orr Cot Mills
20
7% preferred-.Burlington Mills— 1
5X
X
1
IX
Yukon Gold......5
IX
5X
65"
Norris Cot Mills
25
100
1
10
Preferred
25c
100
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
*
2X
IX
60
IX
II
1
Silver-Lead. 1
10 X
2X
IX
Majestic Mfg
Marion Mfg Co
Marlboro O Mills..4
6
10
Sunshine Mining. 10c
Teck-Hughes G M.l
Tonopah Belmont-1
Tonopah Mining. .1
Union Copper Land
& Mining
25
6c
24X
49
Mills..
10
24X
44
Mooresville
22X
10
r
Linford Mills
pref.. 100
'fx
5
Stand
,
Z Oo_5
Copper
King Coal
So Am Gold & Plat. 1
Utah Copper Co..10
Utah Metal 8c Tun.l
Walker Mining
1
20c
Mill
Silver
4X
United Verde Ext50c
Central Am Mines. 1
Chile
13H
25X
1
5
30c
20c
Dredg¬
5
Calumet & Hecla—5
98
1
10
Copper
28 X
X
X
2X
Carnegie Metals
Nat Yarn Mills...50
Avondale Mills
1
Beaumont Mfg
7 % preferred
Belton Mills (SO).25
Bibb Mfg
Brandon Corp A
Class B
2c
40
Preferred
Arcade Cotton
Mills
2in
Zino-Lead
1
Callahan
snares
Shattuck Denn
V
36"
100
Newberry O M..100
Cn
Anderson Cotton
Mills.
Seneca
36"
Monarch
2X
96
7 % preferred. .100
St Anth Gold M
St Joseph Lead
Bunker Hill
Preferred
Common
*
9
5
6 Sull'n M 8c C2
Antelope Min
Ltd Amer
7c
5c
2
IX
25
8X
Mines—1
Butte Cop 8c
Butte & Slip
7
2
...
5c
1
Austin Silver Min-.l
Backbone Gold
1
66
78
Cotton
pref
Inman Mills
King (J P) Mfg.. 100
55"
Pond Creek
Roan
Comstock
ing, Ltd
8X
2X
2X
Qulncy
Zinc Lead &
Smelting
1
$5 prior conv pf 25
Anaconda( 'opMin 50
Andes Copper M.20
Gold
IX
Pocahontas
•
Premier Gold M...1
106
STOCKS
6% preferred.. 100
Amer Yarn 8c Proc_.
106
106
Amer
Bulolo
42c
25
Amer shs ctfs._10
Pioneer Gold Ltd__l
Polaris Mining..25c
106
10
Altar Cons Mines. X
Consol
9c
1
Old Dominion Co.25
Pacific Tin
*
Park-Utah—
106
Mining
55
Laurens C M
25
CM(SC)10
Acme Spinning
Mills
100
Admiralty Alaska
Gold Mining
1
Alaska Juneau Gold
Ariz
40c
Utah
100
/100
/ 100
f 100
;
/
MINING
49*
Consol Mines...1
Patino Mines 8c
1935.
11
15
an*
67
Nipissing Mines
-
Black Hawk
8
10X
Southern Mills
Alabama
69
20
10
Enterprise—
Bagdad Copper
24
Riverside & Dan Riv
Abbeville
60
144 X
MARINE INSUR¬
ANCE SCRIP
59
35
Glenwood Mills .100
Gossett Mills
Piedmont
100
5
Noranda Mines
North Butte
2.50
99
36
9
72
73
1
29
*
38
_
Limestone Cot Mills
9X
30
Mills common
M
95
54
98
Saratoga Victory
Wamsutta
7% preferred-. 100
Gafrney Mfg
50
Conv pref
10
68
9
*
Preferred
—*
Soule Mill (NB).100
r
7
95
7
35
7
6
100
Mills
r
Montreal Cottons.
Preferred
100
<95
Judson Mills A pflOO
Preferred B
100
32
Powdrell & Alexander
Sagamore Mfg
(F R)
~6"
10
90
Mills
~2%
Patchogue Plymouth
Pepperell Mfg
r
100
Preferred
99
Serial notes
Industrial
100
(Baltimore)
Domin Text Ltd—*
Rosario
Atlantic Mutual—
Hartsville Cot Mills.
Henrietta Mills—
Mt V-Woodb Mills
Preferred
100
Nashawena M
*
Nashua M (N H) 100
Preferred
100
108
—
7 % preferred
Florence Mills—100
65"
100
76
98
20
Fairforest Finish Oo
Knit.5
7% preferred..100
Preferred
N Y & Honduras
45
r
55
18
110
Hanes (F H)
J*
1
Mohawk Carpet-.20
Sanford
45
20
Gainesville Cot Mills
Brighton Mills—
Preferred
100
6% preferred. .100
Flint Mfg Oo
17 X
Preferred
100
Border City Mfg 100
Boss Mfg com
100
General
100
Common
80
10
r
r
100
59
65"
50c
Per share
Ltd 100
23
g*
42
Wabasso Cotton— *
25
6%
Bid
Newmont Mining. 10
New River Co
100
Mills
Converters. 100
Can
Can Cottons
Preferred
preferred-.100
110
unassented.*
Bigelow-Sanford
Carpet common.*
Charlton
30
28X
109
Eagle & Phenix—100
100
Erwin Ootton
Spinning Oo
♦
New preferred...*
Pref
20
7% preferred-.100
Hosiery
Durham
Northern Mills
Preferred
Berkshire Fine
20
Par
Stocks
Ask
Per share
Canadian
65
7
Dixon Mills...
Drayton Mills
TEXTILE
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Per share
of the month preceding the date of issue
stock.
X
s Ex-dividend.
APRIL, 1938]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
&
are as near as
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS
85
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Ask
Per share
Air Reduc'n com__*
40%
41
Amer I G Chem A.
Air-Way Electric
Amer Insulator.
Appliance
Albany Packing. 100
30
58
Preferred
100
Alberene Stone of Va
Vol trust ctfs
5
Alberta-Pacific
Grain class A
Am Internat Corp
Amer-La France &
Foamite Corp
Warrants
*
Preferred
3?*
Inst
100
7% preferred.
common
Amer
—100
*
*
$3.50 Preferred..*
Allen Industries._.l
&
10
*
7% 1st pref
6% preferred
X
Dye
conv
_
4H%
Class
9X
160
5X
Allied Stores Corp.*
Am Smelt & Refg-
11?*
American
Altorfer Bros—
3%
47
6% non-cumpflOO
33
61
Amer Steamship. 100
Am Steel F'dries
*
P
6% preferred.. 100
Alum Goods Mfg..*
4
6% preferred.-100
1
Leather
Am Sumatra Tob__*
Amer Thermos A__*
1M
6% conv pref--50
Amalg Sugar
1
5% preferred
10
Amarel Corp
100
Amerada Corp
*
Amer Agric Chem—
(Delaware)
*
Amer Air Lines...10
15
§*
6%
280
585*
Am Bank Note.
100
5?*%
conv
pf-100
108
American Can
25
7% preferred-. 100
Amer
Anchor
75?*
156 X
*
*
7% preferred—100
Properties
.
Amer Carmel
Preferred
100
Amer Centrifugal.. 1
Am Chain & Cable.*
Chicle
100
Preferred
100
Amer Coal (N J)
25
Amer Colortype__10
5% preferred-. 100
Amer
4%
35
30
11?*
12 X
99
IX
44
Argo Oil
7%
$6
Amer
Arnold
Encaustic
Tiling Co
1
American Euka.._*
Amer
Print
Arrow
Am Fabrics, pref 100
Amer Felt common *
Preferred
100
Preferred
.50
Am Furniture
.1
Am Hair & Felt
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred--100
Amer Hard Rubb.50
8% preferred.. 100
Amer Hardware. .25
Am-Hawalian SS.10
Am Hide & Leath
*
V
6% preferred—50
Home Prod__l
25
Amer
Amer Hosiery
Amer Ice Co
9M
102
k Last Bale*
Brewers <fc Distillers5
Brewster Aeronaut'! 1
Bridgeport Brass. _*
Bridgeport Mach..*
Preferred
—100
Briggs Mfg
*
Briggs & Stratton.. *
*ight Star Elec—
Class
Brill
B
Corp class A._*
Class B
*
7 % preferred- -100
X
X
2%
U5
30
4
12?*
13
25
30
9*
1%
19?*
10?*
%
9}
21
21
12
25
17
21
3%
6%
3
5%
5%
81
II
MarfU
?oH
21*
2*
13*
20
Mfg
*
6?*
*
28?*
3
Mar7l&
63
6%
Bristol Brass
25
28
30
Bristol-Myers
5
28
Brlt-Ajner Oil Ltd
28?*
*
*
16?*
18
23
8*
8
Coupon
Registered
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
4% Dec 29
65
16
Ordinary bearer £1
23?*
British Celanese Ltd
Amer dep rcts.lOs
%
Truck common.
Preferred
_
*
100
Brown Co 6% pf-100
Brown Durrell
*
Brown
20c
il*
3
Forman
Distillery
20
24
Brockway Motor—
94
9
*
Brown Fence & Wire
13
2
common
1
Class A pref
*
0
18
Brown Rubber.—1
Brown Shoe
*
38
95?*
45
Bruce (E L) Co
5
Bruck Silk Mills.—*
Brunswick-BalkeCollender
*
3
50
7 % preferredBuda wheel
9X
8
5X
Buda Co com—100
Budd (E G) Mfg..*
~2%
25*
7
Class A common-*
-
J*
6
*
8%
9
&
Stk Yds
50
50
common
*
15%
52%
*
pref
10
Mar
*
Beth Fdy &
Preferred
17?*
Burdines Inc
1
Preferred
Burns Bros com—*
Burroughs Adding
Machine
1
3X
Bush Term Co
com
*
7% debenture. 100
Mach.*
4
Bush Term Bldgs
7% pref ctfs--100
50
30
Butler Bros
41X
13%
75
1%
Butterick Publis
Preferred
*
60
9%
31%
*
Billings & Spen—25
Bing & Bing
5
Binfcs Mfg
1
5%
conv
-.10
pref..30
4
Preferred
4%
7%
s
50
Class B
3
Fdy & Mach com *
^Canadian price,
4
6?*
w
u%
Ex-dividend.
f.New stock.
2
5%
6?*
19
*
Byers (A M) com.
7% part pref. .100
Byers Machine—*
Byllesby class A
*
Birdsboro Steel
Nominal.
~2~~
Burry Biscuit-12 ?*c
*
28
Preferred
14""
*
Corp Ltd—
Am dep receipts-
5% preferred—.20
7 ^preferred- -100
B/G Foods Inc
*
7% preferred--100
Bickfords Inc
*
85*
\
3?*
*
Beth Steel (Del)
27
*
21
Best & Co
77
Burma
Limestone
6 Cement com
-100
54
33
13
7 % preferred- -100
Bullard Co
*
Bulova Watch
*
Bunte Bros com—10
Burco Inc com
*
Burd Piston Ring—1
6
7
85
,
3%
33
60
5
51
Preferred-.——.*
n
14%
18%
*
4
Bessemer
*
-
25
7
7% preferred.-100
*
17
110
6
niture common. _1
Purchase warrants
Borland Shoe St—*
Associated
t Formerly Cord Corp.
*
com
Class A
4%
Berghoff Brewing-.1
Berkey & Gay Fur¬
Atl Coast Fisheries.*
par value.
Casket
Brach (E J) & Sons *
Bradley Knitting—
1st preferred. .100
Brager Eisenberg—1
Breeze Corp
1
$5 preferred
*
Buckeye Pipe L--50
Buckeye Steel Oast *
Bucyrus-Erie Co.-5
7% cum pref.-100
Bucyrus-Monlghan
Conv
£1
10
135*
10?*
15%
17%
10%
9
Beneficial Loan Soc *
Benson & Hedges..*
Am dep rets ord
}?*
Brinks, Inc
98
Loan
Assoc El Indus Ltd
*
1st preferred--100
2d preferred
*
Boyertown Burial
Brillo
20
5
20
Preferred
7% preferred-.100
Dry G'ds
1
6% 1st pref-..100
7% 2d pref—.100
45
„
Biltmore
Bondholders A.65
Bowm Bilt Hotels—
Common
___*
Bendix Aviation—5
Beneficial Industrial
1
6% non-cumpflOO
Bowman
5X
24%
8%
10%
*
cum
Bender Body com. .5
Rayon.*
Athey Truss WLeel 4
♦.Without
5
22
pref. 20
Corp
_*
Mfg com.l
c common
IX
1
Common
Assoc
V t
IX
Cream.-25
Preferred
Preferred
1
Ashland Oil & Ref.l
Asmc Brew (Can).*
Assoc Laundries
II*
1
common..25
Belt RR
*
registered
10
Bellanca Aircraft.. 1
Belmont Radio..
*
Hegeman Elec. 10
*
7% preferred-.100
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works..5
Arundel
3X
12
115
Works
Aircraft
Asbestos
4
30
Bel den Mfg com.. 10
Bell Aircraft
1
Artloom Corp.—
4
2
20
Bayuk Cigars
*
7% 1st pref—100
Belding Hem'way.
Arrow Hart-
Amer Forging and
Socket com
*
Amer Fork & Hoe- -*
Preferred
100
Aha Fruit Growers.*
2%
4%
10
pref.
Bower Roll B'r'g—5
IX
5%
5X
20%
7%
2X
4%
5
Preferred
$2.75
3s
20
conv
100
Bourjois, Inc
100
1
Beech Aircraft
1
Beech-Nut Pack.-20
5% preferred—30
Aro Equipt Corp
1
Equities Co. .1
98
20
21
_
Common
Amer Express—100
7
40
Beaunit Mills Inc.lO
pref. *
7% preferred-.100
Armstrong Cork
*
Armstrong Rubb A*
Arnold. Constable.5
conv pr
IX
7X
6
Optical com
10
5% preferred.. 100
Bay State Fishing.*
$1?*
9,
83
Botany Worsted
24
$5 preferred w w_*
Bearings Co (Am).*
1st preferred. .100
2d preferred-.100
pref-. 100
6% preferred
10
Amer Distilling pf 10
Amer Dist Teleg
*
7% preferred.. 100
Preferred
2%
*
100
Preferred
*
15
80
40
15
6 Rubber com..*
3
IX
3%
16%
6X
1
15?*
Mills A
Warrants
Armour & Co (HI)—
Common
5
20
4%
17 X
IX
2%
7%
10 X
Mfg
10
guar
J*
Barlow & Seelig cl A5
Barnsdall Oil...
5
Barnsdall Refining-1
Beatrice
Armour & Co of Del
Am Crystal Sugar 10
0% 1st pref...100
Am Cyanamid A. 10
50
12
12
Boston Herald
4
Traveler Corp—
Boston Woven Hose
18%
5%
Beaton & Cadwell
Arcturus Rad Tube *
com—20
Class B
29
*
7% preferred--100
Commercial
Alcohol
*
common
Applied Arts
Amer Cigarette &
5%% pref
215*
Borg-Warner Corp
Borne 8crymser—25
Bausch & Lomb
7% preferred—100
1
Appollo Steel
10
Apponaug Co
*
AP W Paper
*
Archer-Dan-Mldl'd *
*
Cigar Co
26?*
Appleton Co—
5% preferred--100
Amer
*
* r
Baumann (Lud)
*fc
7 % preferred- .100
Angostura-W upperma nn
Corp
,.1
Anheuser Busch._20
Antilla Sugar...100
Apex Elec Mfg....*
-.100
16%
1
Bros
li*
el*
10
Common B
Bond Stores com.
%
*
com
Barker
sS*
21?*
Borden Co
Bathurst Power
6 Paper A
Trading
_
6%
Stainless
Bates Mfg
Bath Iron Wks
$6?* conv pref
*
Anchor P & Fence.*
Andian Nat Corp
*
Am Car & Fdy
Barium
Bastian-Blessing
Hocking
Glass
Canadian
Service cl A
Barber Co Inc
10
Barber (W H) Co..l
Bardstown Distill.. 1
Basic Dolomite
*
Anaconda Wire
& Cable com
23
5
6%
Bartgis Bros com._l
6% conv pref. .25
100
American shares.
*
.
Baldwin Rubber
1
Bancroft (J) & Sons*
Preferred
100
Bankers Industrial—
4
"_%
Wringer
•
Writing Pap.*
Amer
Amsterdam
A.Brake Sh & Fdy—
New warrants
Steel
13P
7% preferred. .100
5
3*
70"
7% pref.
100
7% pref new...30
12?*
10?*
Bohn Alum & Br.-5
Bon Ami com A
*
IX
*
Baker Chemical
*
Balaban & Katz._25
Preferred
100
Baldw Loco Wks
*
V t c for com...13
6%
l6~~
1st preferred.. 100
5
65%
Backstay Welt
__
Amer
American Book.. 100
Amer Box Board-.1
Common--
59
Transformer. 10
Preferred
Am Woolen Co
Am Beverage Oorp.l
7% preferred
3X
58
Amer Wind Glass—
Class A
100
Common
*
6% preferred
50
Am Bemberg com.*
14*
43*
common
_
14
18
56
7% preferred--100
10
Preferred
13%
Am Vitrified Prod-*
Preferred
*
*
Class B
12
24%
107
Am Type Found. -10
American Arch
*
Am Bakeries pref 100
Class A
*
5
3X
13%
6%
7%
Preferred
50
Amer Thread pref. 5
Am Tobacco com_25
Common B
25
0 %preferred
100
Am
110
10
16 X
7% preferred-.100
100
Indus..*
Aluminum Ltd
*
167'
American Stores
*
American Stove
*
Amer Sugar Ref.100
88
Aluminum
14
Trans¬
Badger Paper Mills *
24
295*
105
Snuff. .25
Conv preferred—*
5
16
pf new 25
Bliss & Laughlin
5
Bloomingdale Bros.*
Blumentnal (S) com*
7 % preferred- 100
Boeing Airplane—.5
Bohack (H C) com_*
Preferred
100
Babcock & Wilcox.*
-
Aluminum Co com.*
Amal
portation Corp
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
&
F
m
Bohack Realty pflOO
Warrants
Aviation Corp(Del)3
Class B
*
7% preferred. .100
Alloy Cast Steel
*
Alpha Portl Cem..*
1
conv
4
Avery (B F) & Sons 5
6% pref w W--.25
{Aviation
W) Co-
5%
25
com
60
conv pf 100
American Sealcone—
Amer Seal-Kap
2
Amer Seating
*
Amer Ship Build..*
5% preferred-.100
AUis-Chalmers Mfg
Common
*
All Metal Products 2
A
New
36
38
5
14
Am Safety Razor
Common
18.50
American Screw. 100
..10
ment common
Bliss (E
7%
10?*
16?*
38
conv pf new 25
12%
3%
10
Automobile Banking
$1.50 conv pref 25
_
"I
8%
*
*
6%
2
prior A__*
com
*
com
$3 Preferred
Blaw-Knox Co
share
,
10 %
33
6% preferred.-100
Automatic Instru¬
*
_
Am Potash & Chem *
Amer Radiator &
Stand Sanitary...*
.
Autocar
Blauner's
106 X
V
cum
Black&Decker Mfg *
15
110
15
105 %
$5
*
14
Automatic Prod
5
Automatic Refrig.10
Automat Vot Mach *
Automatic Washer—
Common..
3
7% cum pref100
Am Republics com 10
Amer Rolling Mill 25
com..25
7*
*
conv pref--100
,
Preferred
17?*
103%
Atlas Tack
*
Auburn Automob
*
Austin Nich & Co..*
25
108
5%
5
8
»
50
.50
Amer Pneu Serv.
Allied Mills Inc
*
Allied Paper Mills. 1
Allied Prod (Mich)
Common
1!*
*
100
American Piano—
Class A
.*
Class B
5
Corp common
*
Allied Kid Co com.5
Allied Laboratories *
cl A
101
Optical
Preferred
Alliance Realty
5
Preferred
100
Allied
Brewing
&
Distilling Co
1
Cbem
♦
Amer
Allen town Portland
Allied
10%
Maracaibo—l
4X
Conv preferred_20
Atlas Powder
*
if*
24*
6% conv pref.. 100
American Meter
*
American News Co *
Allegheny Steel
Allendale Corp
Atlas Pipeline
Atlas Plywood
W
*
Amer Metal Co
Birtman Elec Co. .5
*
5% non-cumpflOO
Atlantic Refining.25
4% conv pref. 100
Atlas Brewing
1
16
100
.
Am Maize Prod
Cement pref
Alles & Fisher
2?*
Amer Mach & Fdy_*
Am Mach & Met
*
8% preferred.. 100
Algoma Steel com.*
Preferred
*
10
Am Laund Mach_20
Amer Locomotive.*
Alexander Dept Stsl
Alexander Hamilton
Per
Atl Gulf & Wind
SS Lines
*
50
Preferred
*
—
2%
6%
23
4?*
INDUSTRIAL
86
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Per share
15
13
Byron Jackson..
'A
Cable El Pr v t c—*
Calamba Sugar
Estates com...20
Calif Pack Corp...*
H
17
16%
18
5% preferred.*.50
40
47
Cambria Iron....50
53
54
Campbell Wyant &
Cannon Fdry,—*
Canada Bread.*.
*
Preferred
.*100
Class B pref--.-50
Canada Cement. 100
Preferred
100
Can Dry Oing Ale .5
Canada Forgings—
Class A*....—*
-
16H
954
2H
-
10%
7
88
43
7H
r
—
7
90
r.
r
8
r
B——♦
r
Can Iron Fdy's. 100
Preferred.
.100
r
Can Wire & Cab A
Class B...
.*
Canadian Bronze..*
Preferred100
Canadian Oar & Fy *
Preferred
25
Oanad Celanese—*
Preferred
100
Canadian Colonial
r
.....
.....
r
r
w
60
r
r
r
r
—
'
28 H
105
7H
18
10 H
....
Invest Corp.-...
anal
Construction
8an Locomotive...*
7
58
18
29
Carborundum Co..*
Carw (Philip)
*
6% preferred.. 100
5% preferred—100
Carib, Syndicate* .25
Carman & Co A...*
Class B— _._...*
Carnation Co.....*
5% preferred—100
Carpenter Steel—.5
Carner Corp.—.—*
Carriers & General. 1
Carter (J W) Co
1
Casco Products—.*
Case (J I) Co—..100
7 % preferred- .100
Case Lockwood &
Brainard
Co.. 100
Castle (A M) Co—10
16 %
8H
SH
4
4
Creamery Package. *
34
Cream of Wheat
Stocks trust ctfs.*
48
29)4
19
15
Orocker-Wheeler
154
1)4
58
11
115
840
6% preferredlOO
Collins & Aikman
*
5 % preferred -.100
/
■
SH
5
J
Ool Fuel & Iron...*
8
70
Warrants
Colt's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
.25
75
63
58
Columbia Baking..*
Preferred—
*
Columbia
B'castin
Syslnc class A 2)
1
li
13
2
16
16
3
18
Class B
101X
ii
2H
4%
7
64
100
7
83 H
13 H
2)
Columbia O & G
Columbia Pictures-—
Vot tr ctfs com..*
14
1854
254
$2.75
5
10
68
pref.
conv
-
*
'
$2 preferred.
*
Commercial Credit
225
14
1 %
29 54
30
5% preferred .100
*
7% prior pref. 100
1st partic pref.100
99)4
9)4
50
63 54
Comm'l Solvents..*
Oom'wealth Dist—1
Celotex Co com...*
14
15
5% cum pref—100
Celluloid Corp..*15
46
48
4
63
Compressed Indus
Gases com—.—.5
1st preferred—*
$7 preferred
Central Aguirre
*
14
1654
20
.....
Cent Foundry com.l
6% preferred- 100
Cent Ohio St Prod.l
Central Paper.*...1
Preferred
10
.
20H
H
10 H
2
25
5H
11H
Centrifugal Pipe—*
Century Rib Mills.*
7% preferred.; 100
3%
uy'
104
1254
Preferred .—.100
Charts Corp
10
Checker Cab Mfg.5
Cherry-Bur Corp..5
Ohesebr'gh Mfg..25
Chic Daily News—*
Preferred.
—*
Chic Elec Mfg A—*
Chicago Flex Shaft 5
Chic June Rys & Un
pf—100
Chic Mail Order
5
5)4
18
1854
99
30
108
32
"OH
i"
98
IV*
92
16)4
49%
$5 conv pref....*
154
354
9)4
SH
7%
17
105
13)4
94
34
8)4
%
9
1
7H
21
25
35)4
9H
.100
—10
Chrysler Corp.. L—5
Cin Un Stk Yds...*
City Auto Stamp..*
City Ice & Fuel—._»
654
m
5
6
60
97%
8
11%
3
20..
SH
37 H
10
4
6)4% cum pf—100
*8*
60
of Buda pest Am sh
A
City Savings Bank
City & Sub Homes 10
City Stores.......5
V t c A partic..50
V t C B partic...*
V t c partic pref 50
64
98 H
9
12
4
23 %
8% preferred.-100
Continental Can..20
$4 50 preferred—*
Cont Diam'd Fibre.5
Continental Mot—1
Oont'l Oil (Del)
6
Cont *1 Oil (Mex).
Cont'l Roll & Steel
Preferred
Cont Screw
1
100
com.. 10
Preferred...—.10
Cont Steel Corp.--*
Preferred.
.100
4% Converse Rubber.
Preferred.
33
Special preferredCook P't & Vara—*
$4 preferred.
*
62
Cooper Bessemer.. 1
$3 prior pref
.*
2
Oopperweld Steel. 10
SH tOord Corp
—5 t
2% Corneil-Dubilier
Elec Corp com.,
llH
it*
75
Class
Cuba Co
*
Cuban Am Mangan 2
Cuban-Am Bug
10
H
54
2
4
2%
2%
3%
..10
Tobacco...*
5% Preferred.100
Cudahy Pack
50
Preferred
.100
14 H
1354
254
9)4
3054
54
143)4
9H
454
9H
3254
3
86
114
100
(S R) Mfg
.....
part conv n-c A_*
1
7% preferred-.100
Cuban Atl Sugar—
100
Drug........*
Preferred
10
Cuban
9
Dow
resser
54
354
com..
5% preferred.. 100
B.\_
1354
*
68
Dri Steam Valve..5
Driver Harris Co 100
Preferred
.100
11
107
3
Dryden Paper.....*
4
63
Dubilier Condenser *
Dun (R G)—
1
9
60
16)4
16
Stores..*
Dow Chem
154
18
15
6H
Bradstreet Corp.*
$6 preferred.....*
Dundee Textile..—*
Dunhill lnternat'1.1
7H
2)4
3)4
29
\
12
13)4
50
55
DuplanSilk
*
8% cum pref..100
1
H
DuPont (EI) de N
8% preferred
10
& Co common..20
Cunningham Drug
Stores com
12
6% n-v deb—_ 100
.2 H
1154
25
Ouneo Press......•
$4.50 cum pref—*
27
Mar 17 Duquesne Brewing. 5
6)4% preferred 100* 105
2
Curtis Lighting—. *
254 Durham Hosiery—
Class B com....*
Curtis Publish....*
4H
4%
39
$7 preferred—... *
40
6% preferred—100
Ourtlss Wright Oorpl
SH
354 Duro-Test Corp...!
Class A
13 H
.1
1354 Duval Texas Sulph *
Dwight Mfg.....15
Oushman's Sons—
50
55
7% cum pref—100
18
$8 cum pref
*
3154
lason Oil...
13
Cutler Hammer.
*
15
1
$1.50 conv pref.20
Dailey Corp
...1
1)4
6H
Darby Petroleum. .5
6)4 Jast Boston Co..10
East Dairies Ltd
Daro Corn 8%
15
*
18
pf 100
era Footwear. 1
15
DardeletThr'dlock *
25
Mall'ble Iron25
Darling Stores Corp
Eastern Mfg com..*
21
$2 partic pref
23
*
Preferred
*
Davega Sts Corp..5
5)4
AX
1 stern Roll Mill..5
5% conv pref..25
14H
astern
9%
14
Davenport fios'y.**
Steamship.*
Davison Chemical. 1
6H
$2 conv pref—*
7
astern Sugar Assoc
Warrants...
H
54
Common
l
Dayton Rubber Mfg
5H
Preferred .......1
5H
Common.......*
Class A—35
18%
19)1 Eastman Kodak...*
166 %
Decker (A) & Cohn 10
6% preferred.. 100
154
2)4
30
asy
Preferred.
63
100
Washing
254
Mach com——* r
Deep Rock Oil
Class B.:.—...
254
& Ref 7% pf—100
20
11
_aton Mfg Co
Deere & Co com
1754
*
18
Cummins Diatil
_
14
1^1
6
^
9A
65
40
1054
11H
13
1454
354
15
6
lp
43*
6*0*
llH
j_4)4
?!
8
73
58
354
M
....
5llI
k
7% preferred.. .20
Dei8el-W emmer
Gilbert Corp—10
17
14
7
93
7%
103
2)4
1H
2H
H
3
78„
154
254
54
Delay Stores
..1
Del Rayon A com. 15
Preferred
—100
Delta Electric-.2.50
De Mets Inc pref—*
Oennison Mfg—
Class A_......In
7% preferred.. 100
8% preferred—100
Dentists' (The)
Supply com
10
Derby O & Ref com »
_
254
2H
%
9H
15
k
854
.1)4
54
12
2)4
1H
1
20
54
5
54
Common.......l
Warrants..
1H
......
Eisler Elec Corp
1
Eisemann Magneto *
Preferred
..100
Eitingon Schild
*
Electrical Steam
Sterilizer
1
52 H
2% Electric Auto-Lite. 5
Mar 29 Electric Boat
3
Elec Ferries com...*
23
6% preferred.. 100
54
8% preferred.. 100
Electric Household
3
Util Corp—.....5
7 H Elec & Musical
Indus Am shs—
10 H
Electric Products..*
1% Elec Shovel Coal—.*
Partic pref
*
2H
7 H Elec Stor Battery
*
Elec Vacuum Clean*
2
Electrol Incvtc..l
15
103
50 H
2
45%
19
H
57
1)4
22 H
l0oX
38
"54
6*
35
100
6
108 H
654
Common.....
2
5% preferred.. .50
Educational Pictures
13
12
Edison Bros Stores-
20
Common.. .....1
6% preferred—.20
Detroit Gray Iron &
Foundry com.. .1
Detroit Mich Stove 1
Detroit Harvester.!
Detroit Paper Prod 1
Detroit Steel Prod. *
Detroit Sulphite.-10
Detrola Radio &
Television
...1
Devoe & Raynolds—
37 H
4&
5
9
3654
fii
87
2
62
21'A
9)4
354
7H
Economy Groc Sts.*
Eddy Paper.......*
4
8H
91
6
9
Axle Corp com
1
Det Gasket & Mfg—
1H
6554
104
Preferred...*
$4 preferred
_*
Detroit Aircraft
Detroit Compensat'g
19)4
1954
10
8H
1
154
6H
154
13 H
2
•
M
13 H
6H
55c
30
32
2)4
2H
5
4*
SH
1H
6
Electrographlc Corp
10
254
Common
...1
Electrolux Corp
1
Elgin N Watch...15
5
16
50
55
16
60
18
Class A (non-vot) *
26
27
Elk Horn Coal new.*
54
J'
97
10
Common B_..*
2d preferred—.100
25
29
113
17
115
Ely Walker D G..25
1st preferred—100
2d preferred.. 100
112"
10
12
5
1
98
2H
.
Devonian
Oil
10
2%
Dewey&Almy Chem
.
J Name changed to Aviation and Transportation Corp*
par value.
27
,
AX
65
A*
60
5% prefvtc—100
Consumers Co of 111
23
32
754
80
Consolidated Steel *
Consol Textile....*
Consolidation Coal—
Common v t c—25
Warrants
bleday Doran.*
Douglas Aircraft—*
Douglas (W L) Shoe
Conv prior pref—
21
50
7% preferred...*
Cons Mach Tool uts.
Consolidated Oil
*
$5 cum div pref.*
Consol Retail Sts— 1
Class A........
Class B
*
33
Preferred.
Chilton Co
part pf..*
50
$2.50 prior pref..*
Chllds Co com..—*
cum
Container Corp
20
Continental Baking
Chic Pneu Tool—
$3 conv pref....*
Chic Ry Equip...25
Chic Rivet & Mach 4
Chic Towel com—*
Conv preferred—*
Chic Yellow Cab
*
Chickasha Cot O.10
$2
Cons Laundries ...5
Dominion
8)4
Oiystal Oil Ref—*
Preferred.
.10
10
100
7H
60 H
2H
12
23H
Preferred
22
21
'
Dominion Steel &
Coal B
-25
7H
48
13)4
2)4
26
3)4
20
Common
13 H
17
25
3
24
,
1754
15
354
25
10
28
9
100
Dominican Coal pf 25
Dominion Glass. 100
21
22)4
p
Domestic Finance—
Cum preference.*
Dominion Bdge.100
'MM.
52%
...*
7
27
7H
13 %
.*
6)4% pref
■
Crucible Steel... 100
11
Cons Film Indus.. 1
103
101
Chicago Nipple.*.
6)4% prior pf.100
7% preferred-100
(Md)_5
5)4
28
8% preferred. .100
Consol Royal Oil. 10
5
18 H
Chamberlin Metal—
Weather Strip..
Champion Paper &
Fibre......—.
6% pref.—100
Chapman Valve—.2
pref——*
Cons Cigar Corp..*
5H
3H
354
6% prior pref.100
Chain Belt com..—*
conv
Consol Biscuit
1
Consol Car Heat. 100
6H
97
4%
$3
e
5
Certain-teed Prods
Congoleum-Nairn. *
Congress Cigar
*
si*
4
......
^
1
t c ext
Consol Aircraft——1
Cen Violetta Sug.19
Stk Yds
v
Conde Nast Pub—*
Associates—.
Central Airport—.*
Central Cold Storage
Common
.20
Petroleum
Crown Zellerbach—5
Compo Shoe—
Mach
4)4
A
8H
Aix
36
Doehler Die Cast..*
Dold (Jacob) Pkg—
'22 H
18
4H
%
6
26 H
18
14
115
Compania HispanoAmericana de Elec
American shares
Dodge Mfg.
*
Crown Drug com..*
Preferred50
See Invest Trusts
10054
9H
20
Prior Preferred.50
Crown Central
8P
CommT Invest Trust
2
19 H
3
$2.25 pref w w—*
Preferred x-w
*
See Invest Trusts
16%
Caterpillar Tract..*
85%
4
11
Dobeckum Co com.l
Dr Pepper Co.—*
24
Crowley Milner
8
12
8)4
Common *......*
Class A
——*
Dixon (J) Cruc—100
1
21H
1754
70
3
Liquors..5
23
7% preferred—100
Colum Carbon v t c *
Columbus AutoParts com......*
10454
*
11)4
6354
Divco-Twin Truck. 1
Dixie-Vortex Co-
32
78
109
89 H
9
88
Distillers
23 H
83
100
21
20
105"'
Ordinary shares..
6% conv pref.
-
Crown Cork Int A.*
Crown C'k & Seal.*
Wire common
*
Colonial Beacon Oil *
Colon Development
3
%
H
2254
Seagrams Ltd...*
5% pref w w—100
Jan. 12
12
1
Crosley Radio.-.--*
Orowell Publish'g. . *
Preferred
60
109
58 H
-100
Collyer Insulated
Collins Co
-
Croft Brewing
68
106
common..*
5
Creole Petrol
10 H
112 H
Peet common.-.
17
105
7
S%
$1.50 conv cl A-20
Cramp (W) A SnslOO
Crane Co com.—25
5% conv pf—.100
Colgate-Palmolive-
83
H
SH
I*
2354
Distillers Corp-
1)4
6
Ooty Inc...------*
Oourtaulds Ltd—
Am dep rets ord£l
JH
115
(NY)
Distillers Co Ltd. £1
65
1
5
2
Stove
%
50
5% conv pref*.50
34
Coca-Cola Intern..*
99
Discount Corp
2
154
100
Preferred*
35
119
30
114
Dictaphone Corp..*
Dictograph Prod-.2
Di Noc Mfg
1
Covered Wagon Co
SH
1054
Class A—.....*
25
100 H
254
2%
.
Ask
Bid
Stocks
Per share
Per share
100
105
99
102
53 H
56
163
165)4
warrants........
8
of New York....*
Coca-Cola Co
*
754
Catalin Corp..——1
Celanese Corp
Mar^lb
Pea body
*
7 % preferred. .100
CocarCola Bottling
Conv
preferred-.*
Capital City Prod.*
2H
15 H
.
.
33
Cluett
22
11
H
*
Preferred.-.100
Can Indus Alcohol.*
Class B
*
85
1
Coleman Lamp &
Airways...——1
Canadian Dredge
6 Dock..
*
Can Fairbank pf.100
Canadian Foreign—
it*
11
80
Corning Glass Wk 10
Preferred.
.100
Corn Prod Refg—25
7 % preferred- -100
Oorroon & Rey'ds.*
$6 conv A pref..*
Cosden Petroleum. 1
|
Ask
Bid
Clinchfield Coal.100
Preferred
100
Clorex Chemical
*
Clover Val'v Lumber
Preferred A
100
Club Aluminum
Utensil com..—.*
——
r
4
month preceding the date of issue
Stocks
Ask
Per share
15
15 H
*
denum Co
2
Class
Bid
Oleve Worsted Mills
Cliffs Corp v t C-—*
Climax Molyb¬
14
58
r
Clayton & Lambert *
Cleveland Graphite
Bronze com
1
Cleveland Hobbtng
Mach com..*...4
Oleve Tractor
Clev Un Stk Yds-. *
Common.......*
1254
60
r
Clark Equip Co
*
Preferred
.100
Claude Neon Lt—.1
33
r
Canada Packers...*
Canada SS Lines..*
Preferred
100
Clark Controller... 1
Clark (DL) Co
*
92
12%
Par
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotation* for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
Common.
*
Dexter Co com....5
Diamond Match—.*
6% part pref...25
......
754
53
it*
15
65
5
17""
....
SH
Diamond Shoe... *
6)4% pf (w w) 100
Diamond T Motor 2
_
merson
4
2054
35
1454
92
5
21H
35%
15
98
Class
Drug..2%
B
2)4
1154
94
18
18
4
2H
Tinplate—.....*
Employers' Group
Associates
*
1554
-merson
Elec
Empire Sheet &
454
6)4
4H
ft Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price
t New stock,
x
Ex-dividend.
* Without
april, 1938]
Stocks
Par
Bid
Ask
are as near as
Stocks
possible for the closing day
8*
Esquire-Coronet
"35*
4
+
JL
195*
6% preferred.. 100
Fairchild Aviation .1
Fairchild Eng & Aerl
Fajardo Sugar
20
2
26*
Falstaff
Brewery.. 1
6% conv pref——1
Famous Players
Can Corp com_.i
Fanny Farmer Candy
~2%
Gen Foods
1%
Gen
27 X
Gen
75c
16 5*
4
150
Fedders Mfg
5
Federal Bake Shops*
Preferred
30
Federal Compress
& Warehouse. .25
Federal Watch units
Federal Motor Tr..»
45*
20
45* % preferred 100
Feltman & Curme
Preferred
*
Ferro Enamel
,__1
F G Trading Corp.l
Preferred
1
Fiat Am dep rets—
Fiberloid Corp
*
Fidelio Brewery
1
6th Ave Coach—25
30
ip
A-100
First Nat Stores—*
Fishman (M H)
»
$5 preferred
100
$7 preferred-. 100
Fisk Rubber Corp.l
$6 preferred—100
FitzSimons AConnell
D & D com—-.*
Flintkote Co com..*
Fla Portld Cem u t s.
Florence Stove
.*
Florsheim Shoe com*
*
Fohs Oil
15
Preferred
100
Follansbee Steel—
3STow w i
Food Machinery.. 10
45*s
conv
pref. 100
Bros
Mach
100
*
com
Am dep rets ord._
Class A
*
Class B
Am
dep rets
Fort Pitt Brewing. 1
Foster Wheeler--10
$7 conv pref
Foundation Co
*
1
Foreign shs A—*
13
13*
%
70
25
7
75
97
1?H
PreferredGibson Art
45*
Gilbert
55*
UX
$5
Gimbel
45*
7
$3 convertible—*
4% conv pref-100
Fuller Mfg com
1
Gabriel
Co cl A--
Gair (Robert) com.l
$3 Preferred
10
Gallager&BurtonA 1
Galveston
Gamewell
Houston*
Co.
$6
conv
$3
conv
145*
Hendey Mach
-
-
92
Herr-Hall-Marv
25*
35*
145*
25*
45*
155*
Hers hey
28
30
*
55
IX
Rubber
3
Canada
6
Gorham Inc
50
com
35*
Gossard (H W)
Gotham
3
Hosiery
225*
7
Grand
17
32
Preferred
p
40
19
Station
10
com
X
55*
Non vot com
Preferred
375*
Great West Sugar
*
25
*
7% preferred.. 100
52
Garylod Container. 5
iiH
20
5 5* % preferred. 10
Groc Store Prod_25c
Accept'ce Corp
5
Transportation- .5
Common
15*
5
3
305*
Group No. 1 Oil
Group No. 2 Oil
Without par value,
*
1
Gruen
Watch
Preferred
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
125*
225*
25
235*
1235*
45*
,
125*
255*
26
125*
85*
75*
45c
85*
1
75*
15*
1400
122
5*
115*
435*
130
142
485*
25*
4
385*
1275*
pref-_100
International
Paper
6
cum
Power
com.
.15
ii*
New 5% pref—100
75*
97
55*
7
Warrants
7% preferred—100
Int
Petrol
22
*
internat Prod
*
X
25*
Internat Pulp
*
2
68
k
28
12
48
35*
25*
Int Vitamin Corp..*
25*
Bakeries*
16*
65*% preferred. _*
Interstate Dept St's*
35
40
65*
645*
Interstate Home—
14
16
Interstate Hosiery.*
Intertype Corp
*
8% 1st pref
100
Chem
preferred-.5
Equipment
225*
165*
35*
pref_-100
83
P
87
37
43
6
75*
Iron Fireman vtc..*
Hires (C E) Co A—*
Class B
—*
Irving Air Chute.
1
Irving (John) Shoe. 1
$5
conv
10
Prior pref
65
7% preferred—21
$5
pref
Holophane Co
*
*
conv
Preferred
16
it*
6
A*
"55*
22
75*
&
18*
95*
14 5*
Chemical
com
_
100
100
Johns-Manville
110
7% preferred. .100
6
7
70
70
75
Johnson Oil Ref
*
Johnson Tin Foil
6 Metal
100
185*
103
Hard't(MY).*
5% preferred.-100
Houdaille-Hershey
*
Class B
*
74
'
5% preferred-.100
Oil
Material
1
com
*
com
1st preferred
100
(Harvey).5
_
_
iiM
Hudson Mot Car..*
Humble Oil & Ref_. *
Hummel-Ross
*
if*
.
35*
115*
15*
155*
25*
45*
95*
445*
585*
122
35*
'45*
235*
100
175*
Jonas & Naumb'g25*
Jones & Laughlln
35*
70
15*
Steel common. 100
45*
225*
6
Mar 29
18
19
7% preferred..100
Joslyn Mfg & Supp.5
Julian & Kokenge--*
49
Kalamazoo Stove &
Furnace com
10
Kane Carburetor
6
65*
44
475*
KG Stk Yds Me. 100
Preferred
.100
Katz Drug com
1
855*
87
Kaufman
Dept
225*
¥
80
3
St's
5
18
8
23
65*
5
56
70
105*
-
7%
85*
55*
575*
Ex-dividend.
3
pre* 100
(Geo C) Co—
60
7 % preferred- -100
Keller Dorian Color
15
conv
Film
—20
Kelly SpringTld Tire
25*
125*
Kefth-Albee-Orph—
Keith
40
65*
Common —.12.50
Kaynee
10
Preferred
100
Kayser (Jul) & Oo_5
A*
20
Fibre
5
Common
t New stock.
13"
205*
Field
Houston Oil (Tex)
Vot tr ctfs
25
Howe Scale
12
Finance
Common
11H
Johnson Educat Blsc
Class A
*
Hormel & Co com--*
Horn (A C) com
*
Prior preferred-.5
*
100
965*
100
Jefferson Electric..*
145*
Hooker Electro
Preferred
Preferred w w__25
Jacobs (F L) Co
1
Jarvis (W R
Co.. .1
Jeannette Glass
*
Jefferson Lake Oil 5*
«
Preferred
10
Jenkins Bros
25
Jewel Tea
—*
10
117
_.
31
185*
100
*
Holly Sug Co
7% preferred--100
Holt (H) & Co A..*
Hubbell
Canadian price,
5*
105*
52
7%
30c
6
17
16
*
7% preferred-.100
1
127
*
International Match
Realization
£1
Int Mercan Mar
*
Internat'l Metal
Industries cl A
*
Int Nickel (Can)
*
1475*
20c
2
60c
65*
140"
Gas
$1.50 conv pref-20
1200
20
88
Spencer
Hinde & Dauch
Houston
135*
8
25*
com
Oil &
Common
Household
A*
50
y
15
:
Sewing Mach..10
Int Cigar Mach
Int Harvester
Interstate
Class A
245*
124
12
1
r
1915*
25*
Int Business Mach. *
Internat Button Hole
15
Horn
25
Grumman Aircraft
Engineering
*
*
39
118
83
Agricultural..*
7% prior pref. 100
12
Common..---_25
Preferred
100
7"
20
mi wmmtm
Hooven&Allison.lOO
Horder's Inc com
*
35*
Gt Atl & Pac Tea
11
Gen Alloys Co
*
Preferred
10
Gen'l Amer Oil of
Texas common..5
General American
Ay*
100
$1.80 prior pref..*
Gray Telephone Pay
15*
$6 preferred-.100
$1.50 preferred. _*
Green (H L) Co—-1
Greyhound Corp—
A
195*
215*
5% preferred
20
Graton & Knight. _*
Great Lakes SS
Great Nor Pap
Conv preferr ed_20
12
Grant (W T) com.10
8
Greenf'ld T'p & Die*
Class
15*
105*
1365*
565*
145*
*
30
Hoe (R) class A..10
J*
Raps Varn_*
Steel
25
Common
Hollander (A }& Son 5
Holland Furnace. .1
Grand Union ctfs_.l
$3 cum conv pf__*
Granite City St'l..*
Inland
51
$15*
5
60
Interchemical Corp *
6% preferred--100
Intercont Rubber—*
Interlake Iron
♦
865*
25*
165*
155*
65*
Rapids Brassl
Preferred
55*
'
95
Common
Grand Nat Films.. 1
155*
65*
5
25*
65*
H eywood-W akefiel d
Graham-Paige Mot 1
Grand
145*
*
5
Heyden < hemical. 10
3
1
X
65*
Rayon. _♦
80
Hewitt Rubber
525*
2
Indus Finance vtc 10
Preferred
100
Indus Machine
1
39
Bart & Co com.25
*
com
35
10
10
*
pref
conv
Hilton-Davis
7% preferred..100
Gould Coupler A
*
2°%
1st pref
2d preferred
7% preferred.-100
45*
25*
100
Preferred
$4
54
*
125*
55*
55*
Hershey Chocolate. *
54
Silk
5*
♦
Preferred
100
Internat Radio
1
Int Safety Razor B.*
Internat Salt
*
Internat Shoe
__*
Internat Silver. .100
7 % preferred-. 100
Int Text Book
*
Hibbard
$3 pref with war.*
115*
55*
65*
4
w*
Gorham Mfg v t c_*
45*
29J*
15
105*
A. *
45*
20
1
375*
511
♦
Int.
13
Hiawatha
r
14
42
65
7
*
! referred
83
135*
100
llH
*
com
5*
77"
9
Indus Accep Corp
Cum prer
100
Indus Brown Hoist—
Industrial
15*
Creamery. *
10
$5 conv pref-.-.*
Goodyear T & R of
*
6% preferred..100
305*
$5 preferred-—..*
Goodyear Tire &
28
Gen
9X
5X
90
50
1
Powder
88
Pack
*
Gar Wood Indust—3
Preferred
Royalties
Hercules
*
80
*
2
265*
60
35*
.
l
*
pref—_20
1
—*
65*
45*
Hendrick Ranch
75
,
15*
5
Oil
15*
20
Ingersoll Rand
♦
6% preferred-.100
6
Hercules Motors
Preferred
50
Goodall Worsted.50
75c
12
42
7% non-cumpflOO
*
Good Humor Corp
Goodrich (B F)
39
(W E) com.2
Helvetia
145*
45*
Industrial Silica
Preferred
8
GoJdblatt Bros-...*
25*
4
♦
Preferred
17
J*
3
w w__25
Preferred xw
25
Helme G W)
25
*
$3 pref
*
Indiana Limestone. 1
4
59
50c
♦
7
IX
45*
55*
29
5
6
70
Great Lakes Dredge
& Dock com..
*
Gar lock
Heller
145*
375*
26
■fi
19
pref. .50
5
*
5*
*
2
A
325*
Pneum
Terr Ilium
Oil non-vot A
CHss B
1
37
*
pref
Gardner-Denver-
50
5
Am dep rets ord £1
Indian
40c
*
Parts Corp com_3
Helena Rub stein..*
135*
*
3
7 % class A pref.25
Hecker Prod v t c_.*
♦
-
4
Heileman Brewing. 1
Hein-Werner Motor
Class
Goebe] Brewing
Golconda Petrol
12
—
$6 conv pref
Gannett Co Inc—
1
$3 pref
135*
Brit & Irel'd
Tool
80
6,
10
$7 conv pref
*
Hawley Pulp & Pap
55*
,l
6P
100
505*
15*
4
145*
Indiana Steel Prod.l
210
35*
5
42
75* Feb.16
15
Preferred
10
Indiana Pipe Line 50
Indian Refining. .10
50
55*
10
conv
5
Indian Motocycle..*
Hart & Cooley
25
Hartf'd Rayon vtc.l
Class B
4%
Brewing com
Fuller (G A) Co1
8
it*
65*
6
$7 preferred
Hayes Body
Haytian Corp of
20
10
1
Indiana Gas 6c Chem
Common
5
125
40
100
Hart man Tob
Harvard Rrew
22
107
10
£1
Independent
16
com
575*
Class A
Froedtert Grain &
Common
6
d*
Gobel (Adolf) Co—1
Godcbaux Sugar
20
Trailer.
"5""
Bros
Preferred
IX
4X
Franklin ProcessFranklin Rayon—.1
Fuhrman & Schmidt
Potter
50
3
Globe Wernicke
22
Fruehauf
155*
120
55*
45*% conv pref 60
875*
*
15
Refractories com *
Globe Knitting—25*
5
18
F-R Publishing
Francisco Sugar—
Preferred
20
905*
*
5
$6 preferred
10
1
125*
45*
-
"55*
45*
16
Hearst Consol Pub
5
43
115*
Glen Alden Coal—*
Glidden Co
*
21
Malt common
45*
of Gr
885*
$5 preferred
35*
35*
15*
of Canada com. .5
♦
6%
34
Gleaner Harvester.*
7*
22
Common
24
Ideal Cement
Illinois Brick
Imco Partic Ltd
100
America
*
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25
*
conv
19
nref._100
pref
cum
4
1
Imperial Tobacco
93
25*
JK
Common
Imperial Oil Ltd
*
Registered shares.
Imperial Tobacco
10
Hammond Instrum't
Hanna (M A)
*
I*
13*
Huylers Inc—
Indus rets
$6 preferred
100
Hammermill Paper
7*
Imperial Chemical
55*
125*
975*
il*
Watch.."
cum
1
Hussmann-Ligonler *
it*
9
Hamilton Mfg—
Cl A pref part—10
6%
65*
5
Hazeltine Corp
*
Hearns Dept Stores
2
pref
Gilmer (L H)
16
r
6
95*
23
45*
15*
5
Common
78
1
9
30
&
15*
♦
-
2
3%
95*
"9"
Gilbert-Varker.
-1
Gilchrist Co
*
Gillette Saf Razor.*
7
23
S*
(AO)
Preferred
245*
3
18
105
*
Giddings & Lewis
16
55*
14
75
5
20
♦
100
Kilburn—
Preferred
100
Hall Lamp com
*
Hall (W F)Print'g 10
Preferred
Class B
-.60
-
Hajoca Corp.-
Hamilton
5
20
7% prefunstpdlOO
7% prefstmpd 100
Hygrade Foo I Prod5
Hygrade Sylvan
♦
65*s conv pref
*
7
65*% pref w w 100
Hathaway Bak A__*
16
8X
15X
60
com
3
Haloid Co.
1
6% preferred
Hupp Motor
25*
335*
Haskelite Mfg
5
Hat Corp class A__l
Class B n-v
1
100
Georgian (The) Inc *
8% class A pref.20
Cement
& Alabaster Ltd.*
Preferred
15*
155*
Giant Portland—
9
55*
205*
102
15*
135*
6% cumpref A100
85
2
33
Corp
65*
Genessee Brew A—1
17
84
n*
19
135*
6 ^preferred. . 100
Gen Tire & Rub—5
26
448^
24
155*
Gen Time Instru..*
17
21
Feb*2!
85
*
common
67
99
--*
Refractories..*
New
45*
65*
$6 conv pref
*
Gen Theat Equipt—
41
Fox Film class A
*
Fox (Peter) Brew__5
Franklin Ry Sup..*
Freeport Sulphur.10
1
Gen Steel Casting—
Common
*
Foundation Co
of Canada
--*
Four Wheel Drive. 10
French Investing-_*
Preferred
100
-♦
_
1
25
Harrlsburg Steel
21
k
Per share
5*
—25*
6% preferred..100
5
Harris Seybold
114
9
45*
205*
Bid
Par
Hunter Steel com..^
215*
Harbison-Walker
17
preferred--100
165*
155*
Ford Motor France
*
Stock*
U
125*
Gulfboard Oil
$5
255*
7
*
Gen
Ford Motor Ltd—
Ford Mot of Can 100
*
70
11
5
com
Preferred
Foote Burt
255*
1125*
Gen Rayon A stk— *
Gen Ry Signal
*
395*
&
Gear
Motors.-10
$6 preferred
it*
35*
Follansbee Bros—*
Foote
120
General Print Ink-
*
-
119
6% preferred- -100
10
Preferred
175*
92
52
35
68
Filene'8(Wm)Son8 _*
Flour Mills of Am.
165*
Preferred
2X
2%
15*
50
Gen Plastics
32
1*
Firestone Tire & Rub
ser
1
89
Class A
Oil
Common
*
Common
5
235*
225*
pref.-100
cum
6%
Fed Screw Works. .*
Federated Dept Sts *
0% pref
102
*
5% preferred
5
i!H
105*
95*
95*
Gen Optical pref — *
Gen Outdoor Adv't'g
175
3
9
Corp—*
Mills
General
195*
45*
175*
25*
Machinery—*
6%
*
Common
17
45* % preferredlOO
General
24
28
Household Util
Common
7
45*
27 X
.
Guantanamo Sug._*
8% preferred..100
Guardian Coal
A
Hale
Ltd—
Elec
dep rets reg £1
Gen Finance Corp.l
Gen Fire Exting—*
Gen Fireproofing. *
7% preferred--100
6
110
4
Am
20
65*
65c
195*
1085*
General Electric—*
93 5*
_
85*
15*
225*
1
Oil.-25*
Ask
Bid
Gypsum Lime
8
common *
Crude
General
1
5*
Cigar
Gen
50
45
Par
Gulf Oil Corp
37
7 % preferred- -100
15*
8% preferred- 100
Fairbanks Morse--♦
Fansteel Metallurg *
Farns worth Tele vis*
Gen
95
7 % preferred- -100
Fairbanks Co
25
Common
General Carpet
95*
1
25*
55*
155*
♦
A
7% preferred--100
Gen Candy A
5
2
85*
Exch Buffet Corp.. *
Fafnir Bearing
25
Fair (The) Chicago ♦
117
-
35*
55*
25*
55*
1
3
_
Ex-Cell-O Corp
2^
niooq
26 5*
19
5
Evans Products
Ever Plastics Corp
General Box Corp.l
5
General Cable--—-*
General Bronze.
8
1
Stocks
Per share
65*
65*
Baking
$8 1st pref
IX
Eureka Pipe Line.50
Eureka Vac Clean.5
5
*
General
75*
33 5*
100
87
stocks
Ithe month preceding the date of issue
o
Per share
65*
6
Endicott-Johnson. 50
5% preferred. ,100
Equit Office Bldg
*
Ask
Bid
Par
Per share
Emsco Derrick
miscellaneous
&
industrial
Quotations for all securities
Common
5
5*
INDUSTRIAL
88
Par
Stocks
Bid
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
month preceding the date of issue
Co
*
KelloggSwitch & 8 .*
5% conv pref.100
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Kellogg
B
Class
27c
Mickelberry's Food
Products com—1
23 %
95
25
Mid-Oont Petrol.. 10
Ludlum
1%
Class A
*
100
12%
4%
50
Lukens Steel
Kennedy's Inc
6
$1.25 conv pref—*
Lynch
Ken-Rad Tube &
MacAnd A Forbes 10
Macfadden Newsp.*
Macfadden Pub...*
Preferred
*
*
'
*
common
Keystone
MacMillan
6%
16 2-3
Kimberly-Clark
*
Kingsbury Brew
1
5
%
$5
conv
4%
1%
* k
pref
7%. 100
45
Feb
*
zv\
shares
Koppurs Co 6%pfl00
Kresge Dept Stores 1
4% preferred.. 100
8% preferred—100
Kresge (S S) Co—
Common (vot)_10
Kress (8 H.«
»
6% preferred
10
Kreuger (G) Brew.l
Kroger Grocery &
Baking common.*
Kysor Heater
__1
19%
Laclede Steel
Manufac's Trading 1
Mapes Cons Mfg..*
Maple Leaf Mill...* r
r
iVA
J*
1%
Margay Oil Corp..*
17%
See Invest, trusts.
Marlin Rock well.. 1
Marion St Shov
*
Preferred
100
Marshall Field & Co*
Mar Tex Oil vtc -.1
Common class A.l
Martin (Glen L)
1
1
18%
Lambert Co._..__*
Lanatin Corp
._1
Masonite Corp
*
5% A conv pf.100
25
96
Landers, Frary A
Massey-Harris
Clark
25
Lane Bryant Inc..*
Master
10%
Lawrence Portland
Cement
100
Leath & Co com...*
Preferred
..*
Lee Rub & Tire -.5
Lefcnurt Rlty Corp 1
Conv
pref
Refining pref. .100
McCall Corp
....*
_
.
conv
6%
pref.100
conv
McQuay NorrisMfg*
Mc Williams Dredge*
Ley (Fred T) A Co.*
Llbbey-Owens-Ford *
Liberty Baking..
*
Mead Corp com
Preferred
100
Lib McNeil & Lib.*
Mead Johnson
Life Savers Corp..6
Mellins Food
Lig A Myers Tob-25
Melville
$5.50pfserB ww*
Common B
25
7 % preferred-. 100
Lily Tulip Cup
*
Lima Locom Wks_*
Lincoln Printing...*
$3.50 preferred..*
Lindsay Lt&Ohem 10
Preferred
Line Material
10
._* A
*
Link Belt Co
Lionel Corp......10
Lion Matcn
*
Lion Oil
5%
Preferred
Locke Steel Chain.5
Lockheed Air Craftl
Locomotive Firebox*
Loew's Inc
*
$6.50 cum pref..*
Loew's Bos Thea_25
Loft Inc
*
Lone Star Cement-*
Long Bell Lum A._*
Common
....*
r
$5 preferred—100
*
Longwest Corp
Loose Wiles Bis..25
► 6% preferred.. 100
Lord A Taylor-. 100
1st preferred.. 100
2d
*
preferred--100
Ne par value.
11%
87
6%
26
90c
5
* '
5$
28%
1.00
5%
7%
7%
55
8%
elg
45
90
Lino.*
*
50
*
com
33
36
14
70
3%
17
17
2%
3
11
*
pref
*
Muns'ngwear Inc..*
Preferred
2.50
com
26
22
2
28%
26%
Jh
8*
Metrop Playhouse.*
Mexican Eagle Oil.4
3%
%
Mexico Ohio oil...*
Mexican Petrol
1
Mich Bumper
1
H
%
1%
27
110"
1
2%
Mich Steel Tube_2H
5%
Canadian price.
15*
55
~5"
J
%
60
27%
*
Bedford
101
5
11
Preferred
100
New Bedford Rayon
Class A
25
New Bradford Oil..5
New Britain Mach. *
115
90
common
England
units
8
15*
7
*
10%
*
9*
11%
4%
30
11
13
VI*
25
10c
25c
Steel
•
N Y Auction
N Y Air Brake
N Y Investors
See Invest,
$5
N Y
99
V*
non-cum
2%
*
22
,.*
trust.
N Y Dock
42
t*
*
2%
pf.100
7%
6%
Merchandise. 10
N Y
Shipbuilding.. 1
Founders shares. 1
7% Prof
N Y Transit
M
37
100
Niles-Bement-Pond *
5
4%
lH
6%
7% preferred.. 100
National Bronze A
Aluminum Fdy..*
154
xt
Nat
111
13
*
Fire-Proofing.5
Nat Food Products
Class A ww..
1
Class B
50c
t New stock.
A*
43
*
*
6
5
6
38
4
30
10
26]
12\
3!
6]
2
20
24
...l
1
2
Com class B
4
13%
13%
38%
*
A....
Class
B
18
18
42
5
1
*
8
20
..*
6% %preferredl00
North Cent Texas.5
25
2
3%
Oil—1
2%
%
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
1%
2
North A Judd
25
Nor Paper Mills...*
North
N'west
9
N'west
Engine
Yeast
Norwalk Tire A
Rubber
%
21
23
10
14
4
Pipe Line..50
6%
12%
107%
106%
3!
8)
6}
2
1
Class B pref
1
North Amer Rayon
Com class A....*
No European
8%
~*
6 ^preferred... 10
Common
Class A pref
Class
%
16
Nat Dist Prod
Nat Enam A
12%
3%
....
6% prior pref—5Q
No Am Refractories
5
1
Dairy Prod
*
7% pref class A100
7% pref class B100
Nat Dept Stores
*
2I*
2V
_
10
Nat Container
(Del)l
Nat Cylinder Gas.. 1
1%
12
10
$6 preferred
*
North Amer Cement
Preferred $7
Nat. Cash Reg..
55
New Niquero SuglOO
Newport Indus
1
New Process Co...*
40
8
*
10
63
11
45
pf__100
New Mexico A
Arizona Land
Myers (FE)& Bros.*
Nachman Springf..*
Nat Casket com
&
100
4%
58
*
com
N J Worsted
12
Lime
23
National Candy...*
1II*
Cord¬
~25
..
5
75%
Newton
6
l
l
2
36
16
Newberry (J J) Co—
Noma Elec Corp
1
North Amer A via. 1
North Amer Car
20
Common
Preferred
Mar"7
70
4
4%% convpfd 100
Nelson (Herman)
6
Neptune Meter A..*
8% preferred. .100
Noblitt-Sparks
Stpg
%
i*
18
Muskegon Motor
Spec cl A
...*
Mutual System
50
*
10
Nicholson File.
*
1900 Class B
...1
*
100
Nat
100
115
*k
65
Muskogee Corp
13
6
4
100,
Nebel (Oscar)..
Preferred
32
12%
*
Preferred
New Idea
10%
8%
100
Murphy (G C)
*
5% pref
100
Murray Corp
10
Murray-Ohio Mfg.*
Muskegon Piston
3]
21
7U
28
100
6%% pref—..100
Murphy VarnishlOO
Nat Bellas-Hess
%
r
*
conv
Nat Biscuit
8
26%
Nominal.
_
Corp. .5
Mueller Brass Co__ 1
Mullins Mfg Corp—
Class B
l
Ring
..»
New Hav CI com. 25
52
22
1
n
3
23
77
6 % preferred. .100
Nat Battery pref..*
21"
19
10
54
Partic pref'ence.15
Metal & Thermit. _*
Preferred
100
k Last sale,
3% Feb
4
5
Oil
k
Finance
Mount'n& Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod
10
Moxie Co class A
*
$7
7%
%
7%
Nazareth Cement-10
New
Fibres new com..1
Nat Aviation
10
Nat Baking com
1
31*
5%
Gas A
68
Nat Acme Co
Nat Automotive
30%
4%
Mich
& Machinery. .100
Mtge Bk of Colombia
Narragansett Rac'g 1
Nash-Kelvinator ..5
Mesabi Iron
Mesta Machine
200
77^
92
9
i38*
150
110
113
76
(Philip)
Conv preferred.
Products
23
3
2
7 % preferred. .100
A Co Ltd.
10
Morse Twist Drill
.....
Co
Cotton
age
15
Corp common—.5
S*
22%
5% preferred-. 100
13
Amer shares
60
5%% pr pref..100
$2 10-yr pref
40
Common
25
Morris
77
14%
Supply (Pa)-.10
New
22^
19
6%% pref A100
Messenger Corp
5
15%
103%
%
_10
Morris Plan Indus
85
Metal Textile Corp
New common.25c
14%
96%.
180
Preferred
Bank
18
14
Supply—
Nestle-Le Mur cl A *
30
100
Preferred
Merritt, Chapman A
6
23%
59
83
22
Merrimac Mfg. .100
Preferred
100
34
21%
Mot Wheel
114
Scott
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
*
Corp com..*
Moore
Motor
7
Merrimac Hat
20%
18 %
7%
5%
5%
27
1%
6% preferred..100
35
25
7
89
19
100
Preferred
Monumental Radio 1
w*
96
14
9
Mergenth'ler
123
9
85
27
70
3%
Preferred
*
100
55
Merck & Co com..]
19%
12%
Loblaw Groc Ltd A* r
Class B__
_* r
40
8%
19%
Transportation—*
Merchants Refrig..*
10%.
Brothers—
%
Merchants & Miners
6
1
Lit
16%
20
9!M
Mar2|g
94
60
Mar
Nehi Corp com....*
Neisner Bros
1
25%
121
Morris Plan com 25c
1
$2 Particpref
2%
9%
19 %
32
5
68%
114%
15
3%
91
6% prior pref.100
Navarro Oil
2
26
75
45
15%
Naumkeag Steam
46
1st pf.50
Merchants & MfTs
Sec Co class A.l
25
*
conv
*
...10
*
Mercantile Stores._*
Preferred
100
16%
6% preferred
Liquid Carbonic
Shoe
com
MengelCo
Refg
*
Lipton (Thomas J)—
Class A
*
$6 preferred serA*
25%
44%
12%
Natomas
24}
50^
1%
6
60
16
32
5
4?
47
>4
1%
4
50
25
*
3
*
Preferred A
Preferred B
26%
$6 preferred
100
Nat Standard.... 10
Nat Steel Car Ltd.*
7
Morrell(John) A Co*
162
w
McLellan Sts com.l
1
Le Tourneau (R G)1
,
5%
30%
11%
21%
14
5%
pref
*
McKinney Mfg.—*
4#% pref....100
Inc
2%
25%
*
Nat Tea common. _*
National Tool
1
Nat Transit
12.50
Nat Union Radio. .1
40%
...
Class A
McKeesport Tin
Le Roi Co com...10
Lessings
2
10%
7%
$3
*
111
10
7%
McKesson-Robb'ns 5
3%
15%
1%
6%
$4.50 pf ser A. 100
Montgomery Ward
Common
*
McGraw Electric.. 1
McGraw-Hill Pub.*
10
19"
4
6
2
15
*
Conv part pref..*
Nat Shirt Sh Del—♦
Nat
2%
68
J>y*
63
com
Portl Cem
Common
*
Preferred
10
Monroe Chemical._*
Monsanto Chem__10
1%
7
40
Plate
7%
~i%
McOrory Stores
1
Conv 6% pref.100
Leland Electric
*
Leonard Oil Devel 25
Lerner Stores..
*
■
* r
Preferred
100 r
McCord Rad cl A. *
Class B
*
Lehn A Fink Prod.5
l8*
Motor
Oil Co
20
Molybdenum Corp 1
Monarch Mach T'l *
100
Monroe Loan Soc A1
McColl-Frontenac
*
Mfg com..*
7%
78%
17%
Preferred
7#
3%
3%
*
National
9%
Mock Judson A Voe
Common
$2.50
20%
McCahan Sugar
Leh Coal A Nav
*
Leh Portl Cement_25
4% conv pref.100
Lehigh Valle* Coal *
6% cum conv pf 50
Lehigh & Wilkes*
Barre Corp.....*
Lehman Corp
1
*
Maytag Co
*
1st $6 pref
*
$3 cum pf ww ._*
$3 cum pref x-war* k
Warrants
20
1
Monolith
20%
3
Nat Steel Corp
Nat Sugar Refg.
3
25c
28
20
Preferred
SV'
B*
2%
2*
*
Nat Screen Serv
6
50c
2
7 % preferred—100
11%
Modine
$7 preferred
Nat Rub Mach
27
100
Moore (Tom) Dist.l
Moore Drop For A_*
10%
160
.
Lawbeck Corp—
i
29
Math'son Alkali...*
LaSalle Ext Univ..5
Lautaro Nitrate A.l
11
Monogram Pictures 1
100
5
7 % preferred- 100
May Dept Stores. 10
May Hosiery com.*
7% pref w W..100
Lanston Monotype
Machine Co.. 100
6% preferred-.100
*
100
1
Preferred
Electric
33
25
20
Martin Parry Corp *
*
100
4%
l
3i*
3%
Lakey Fdy & Mach 1
Lake of the Woods
Preferred
5
Marine Midland—
12 %
26
5
a
4
20c
*
Nat Service Cos
B—*
Preferred
21
2
5%% preferred. 10
Radiator
»
100
J*
24
Pressure
com
Nat Print A Appli.l
19
16%
3%
Nat
92
27
87
5%
1%
1%
14%
2%
Milling
2%
20%
1%
National
Natl Pump com
Class B
15
14%
100
5%
52%
14%
2%
45
Paper A Type—
Common
4
Pipe Line A
6
Marathon Paper. .25
Preferred
100
50
Lago Petroleum
3
*
Preferred
100
Maracaibo Oil Exp.l
9%
12
Mo Portl Cement_25
A Co common
£1
6%
50%
*
Mission Oil
2
40
Nat Oil Products..4
Nat
2
Minneap-Moline
Power Implem *
$6.50 cum pref..*
Mission Corp
*
9
13%
5%% preferred..*
....
Missouri Kansas
%
Manning Bowman
Amer
71
3%
100
ser
15"
Washer.20
80%
9%
70"
90
preferred.100
Steel Castings
*
Nat Mfrs &Stores._*
Minneap-Honeywell
4% pref
%
35*
Nation'1 Malleable A
7%
preferred..*
140_
130
6% pref B
100
Leather. 10
16
%
6H
Minn Min A Mfg__*
%
1
Manh-Dearborn
70
11!
17!
156
National
6%
12!
51
83
10%
17%
pf__20
5% preferred..100
Regulator
/%
_
non-cum
Lead...10
7% pref A
100
Cooker
Pref 6%%
%
Manhattan Shirt.25
Manischewitz
*
4%
Midwest Piping &
5H
Inc..*
Common
9%
65
.
Conv
Mangel Stores—
Knight (B B & R) pf*
Knitted Padding..
Knott Corp
1
75
Miller (I) Sons com *
New common...1
Mandel Bros
15
8% 1st pref...100
$2 n-c div shares.*
Mid vale Co
.*
1
5
80
National
Nat Lock
Supply common.*
20
Majestic Radio A
Television com-.l
Mallory (P R)
*
Manati Sugar
Option warrants.
3H
Miller A Hart—
1
*
-
25*
12%
*
Nat Licorice com 100
$2 conv
Midland Steel
Products com.*
Scrip
Nat Fuel Gas.
Natl Gypsum com.l
1st. 7% cum pf_100
2d
2%
%
•A
Corp—
pref
*
Mid-West Abras_50c
Midwest Oil
10
24%
10%
2
Oil
Midland
43
27
*
Preferred
Kleinert Rubber. .10
Kobacker Stores
Co
Razor com
King Seeley com__l
Kingston Products. 1
Kinney (G R) Inc..1
$5 prior pref....*
$8 preferred
*
Klrby Lumber.-100
Kirby Petrol
1
Klein (D E) Co...
Cum pref
2%
40
Macy (R H) Co Inc *
Mad Sq Garden ..*
Magazine Repeater
Watch
Case
126
I*
Mack Trucks Inc..*
Keystone Steel A
wire
■UB
22%
116%
6% preferred.. 100
Lamp A
*
Kerlyn OH cl A
5
Keyes Fibre com..*
ig»
23*
5
Corp
*
*
t c
v
Class B vtc
1
Steel
13%
States Pet-
Middle
100
%
4%
ii*
—
Ask
Bid
Par
Per share
3$
Michigan Sugar
*
Preferred......10
14
128
22c
Ludlow Valve
Preferred
Stocks
Ask
Per share
6%% conv pf_100
Ludlow Mfg Assoc.*
$6 part pref A
»
Kendall Refining >10
Class A
Bid
Par
Stocks
Loudon Packing...*
Louisiana Oil Refg.*
50
Corp com *
Kendall
18%
Lorillard (P)
10
7% preferred-.100
2ty<
1
1
Conv class A
Ask
Per share
Per
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
._*
8%
42
100
*
1%
5
10
45
1%
7% preferred
50
Norwich Pharm.—5
12
21%
34
36
Novadel Agene
Noxzema Chem
18%
4%
20
*
1
Nu-Enamel
1
Nunn-Bush Shoe 2%
2
6
2H
16
r
r
22%
145
23
mm
mm mm mm
APRIL, 1938]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Ask
Ohio Brass B
Ohio Forge &
Machine Corp.„.*
Ohio Leather......*
Ohio Match ......i*
Ohio Oil
»
Preferred
100
15
10
6
10
Pharis Tire & Rub.l
Phelps-Dodge
25
Phila Dairy Prod-*
$4 preferred
*
$6 preferred
*
7*/
108
120
80
7% preferred..100
Oilstocks Ltd
*
Okonite common 100
6% preferred
100
Oldetyme Distillers 1
Oliver Farm Equip.*
Warrants
Oneida Ltd coml2H
Petrolite Corp Ltd.*
Pfeiffer Brewing..
10
100
Ohio Rubber
Ohio Seamless Tube*
Phila Insul Wire—*
Phil & Read O & I.*
4H
4*
Phillip-Jones Corp.*
7% preferred. .100
Phillips Packing—.*
Phillips Petrol—.*
Phoenix Hosiery.-.5
7% preferred-.100
Pick (Albert) com.l
~m
8
150
85
1H
90
1
20 h
Per
Par
16
12
21
2
J
16
25
27
28
20
22
Pkge Corp
Ask
17
16
4%
4%
3 %
19*
17
2
6
31
17 %
,!*
33
21
Preferred
Ontario Mfg com..*
Oppenheim Collins. *
Oshkosh B'Gosh
*
Conv preferred..*
O'Sullivan Rubber. 1
Otis Elevator__.__*
_
8%
25
15 H
6% preferred. .100
Otis Steel
*
124
0%
23H
$5.50 conv 1st pf_*
Outboard Marine &
Manufacturing
15%
122
8%
conv
3
40
46
5
Pittsburgh Brewing *
20c
65
33
...
36"
Ozark
Corp
*
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
Pacific Can
._*
%
6%
4H
Pacific Coast Co. .10
1st preferred
*
2d preferred
*
l»ac Eastern Corp.. 1
pacific Finance Corp
See Invest trust-.
3
13*
.
6% preferred-.100
United
Corp
~3%
See Invest
11
15 H
45
28%
Pref unstamped-5
com
1
Potter Co
Prairie Oil & Gas.25
30
86
5%
6
66
6
n
31
in
*
41
Common
5% conv 1st pf..5
5% conv 2dpf—50
17
12%
1H
3 H
15
4%
2%
4%
%
50
5%
2%
Class B
2
*
Penney (J O) Com
*
54
Air-
common
*
New
Preferred
Pullman
Punta
2%
1%
Pa-Dixie Cement—
2%
11
3%
1%
2H
12 H
Switch class A__ 10
Penn Federal Corp.*
11
4 % % preferred.50
Penn Glass Sand—
23%
24
0%
Radio-Keith-Orph *
.
*
Penn Salt Mfg.-.50
Penn Sugar
20
20
Circle
*
129 n
28*
common
4
3
Rath
1
Class
20%
110%
_
62
18
24
6%
0%
7%
Pile
7%
14
8
Without par value,
*
84
7 H
4%
4%
80
90
125
138
10%
1%
2y%
ioc"
12
1H
2 H
25c"
2h
Royal Typewriter.*
7% preferred.. 100
*
$2.50 conv pref..*
Ryan Car com
*
k Last sale*
18^
1H
H
3 H
34 H
r
~~%e
53
64%
29^
33
OH
3H
24
sS0H
10*
2 H
15"
Common
*
Slmms Petroleum. 10
14
Common
*
1%
2%
1.25
14
1
16
(Franklin) &
Co 7% pref... 100
Simplicity Pattern .1
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd—£1
doux City Stock
*
com
Sirian
*
18
2n
212
30%
4
216
5%
1?*
\l*
Lamp com..*
Preferred
*
"1%
*
2%
19
94
6
55
60
40%
45
90
96
12^8
15
Smith & Corona
Typewriter vtc—*
Smokers Match
*
Smyth Mfg
25
Snider Packing
*
8ocony Vacuum. .15
Solar Mfg Corp
1
Sonotone Corp
1
Conv preferred.. 1
on
12
~8%
10%
in
0%
20c
Mfg common. 1
South Bend Lathe
Works
-.5
10
14
80
1?*
2%
10%
30c
3%
4
13%
2%
14
20
27
26%
29
20
25
8% preferred..100
2%
%
Development .10
Exp..100
-
Southeast
Southern
58
70
67
75
79
83
Class
131K
19
150
3
68
3%
73
Dairies—
*
A
*
Class B
12
18
South Shore Oil &
12
South'n Pipe Line 10
Sou Webbing Mills..
Southland
Royal._*
3*west Pa P L
50
3%
10
~5%
6
16 H
20
Portland
Cement com. .100
23
100
93
S'western
Regis Pap com. .5
Preferred
100
42
Jy°
2
H
1
'in
~2%
03
15 H
3
08
60
80
8%
17 H
5
iiM
0%
27 H
in
18 %
69
73
25 H
8H
•
-
-
H
n
Ex-dividend
Preferred
Spalding (AG)&Br_*
7% 1st pref.-.100
Sparks-With'gt'n Co
8
100
5
South Penn Oil
35
Schulte Real Estatel
(A O) Corp.10
W*
84
15
So Porto Rico Sug_*
6
San-Nap-Pak com.l
^mith
12
13^
30
t
12 n
South Coast Corp—1
Preferred
100
100
stock,
16
2I*
3i*
62%
t New
13
Simmons Hdw & Pt
50%
10H
4H
Canadian price,
Pub preferred—*
Simmons Co
*
So8s
12%
20
Preferred
8
Simmons-Boardman
Warrants
100
58
*
7% preferred-.100
3
30
Nominal,
18H
St L Nat Stk Y
Sanborn Map
.5
»
10
18
Savoy Oil
5
Schenley Distillers.5
5H% Pref
100
Schirr Co com
*
*
17 H
St Lawrence Flour
Mills cojm
100
10
1H
12
25
$6 preferred—100
n
in
2%
4%
13
7
*
1
4
6
Rayonier Inc com. 1
$2 conv pref
25
Raytheon Mfg—50c
.
3%
16%
50
Units
17 H
6
6%
Simon
6
~5~~
Savage Arms—
*
Savannah Sugar..-1
common.
1H
25
Sangamo Electric..*
2
11
120
23
Simon Brewery
1
Simonds Saw & Steel
2
\4%
Mills
H
in
3H
100
Ryan Cons Petrol.*
Ryerson & Haynes.l
Safety Car H & L100
Safeway Stores
*
5% preferred
100
6% preferred.. 100
7% preferred ..100
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp.*
Samson United
im
....
*
*
Common
4*
*
37
Reda Pump.
Red Bank Oil
1%
1H
in
2%
90
*
Rossia Int Corp
13
7% pref vot...100
3H
Ross Gear & Tool
11
17%
r
$2.50 preferred.30
Salt Creek Prod..10
5
100
Preferred
2H
10
*
Preferred
Common
7
14 H
1
Preferred
N
8lgnode Steel Strap'g
Yards
Corp.5
10
6% preferred
Real Silk Hosiery
4%
Sloss-Sheff S & O 100
27
.
Sher-Wms Can
55
35 H
30
3 H
70
J*
25
20
64
17 %
Hoist
Skelly Oil.
15
6% cum pref. .100
Skenandoa Rayon.*
5% preferred.. 100
H
15
17
69 H
&
12%
&%
Preferred
ff
04 H
Mar 26
~m
6
St L Rocky Mt &
Pacific Co. .100
He
%
%
01%
Rights
5%% conv pf_100
Shepard Niles Crane
i**
*
common
Preferred
Petrol Conversion. 1
Petrol Derivatives.*
Petrol Heat & Pr._*
8%
73
12°*
Warrants
11H
Preferred
7
2i*
40
Shell Transp & Tr £2
Shell Union Oil
♦
12*
*
25
112%
58
B
Packing
10
Raybestos-Manhat *
Raymond Concrete
7
*
Rustless Ir <fc Steel.1
22 H
5H
3%
42
Sivyer Steel Casting
100
Russeks 5th Ave .2 %
Russell Mfg— —50
10%
20%
*
Roeser & Pendleton *
St
.100
preferred
.100
Randall Corp pt A_*
i*
35*
100
Ruberoid Co
112
*
*
%
1%
Permutlt Co
1
Pet Milk
*
Pet Corp of Am—5
*
—
Class B com
2
6
Units
Perfect
4
Ralston Steel Car
2 H
_lc
Peoples Drug Stores*
6% conv pref—10
Pepsi-Cola
..*
Product A—
3 H
1%
1
123 n
26
2%
Penn Vy Crude Oil—
B
25
1%
4%
$1.20 conv pfd.20
l y<2,
4
Sheaffer Pen
6%
2
53%
66
Rose 5 10&25c Store
37
112
22%
Shattuck (Frank G) *
Shawnee Pottery.. 1
Silex Co
7% 1st pref—100
40 H
3 H
jj}*
39^
pref
Sharp & Dohme
*
$3.50conv pref..*
conv
2%
10 %
110
95
Rochester Button. _*
of N Y ord shares.
33
*
*
5%pf ser AAA 100
102
1
H
4%
Sherw-Williams -.25
9
Preferred
$5
*
4*
10
5
18
Root Petrol Co
Rainbow Luminous
Penn Traffic
A.....
1
Railways Corp
J*
34 H
4H
Preferred
12
Robinson (Dwight P)
Preferred
n9o*
♦100
5
New com w i
108
2%
11%
13%
Roosevelt Field
m
Chem.l
75
62 H
Royal Dutch Co
72 %
80
7
Rademaker
ion
if*
18
3
Rome Cable
120"
*
_
Penna
Class
Class
Alegre Sugar *
it*
lis
11
..1
7% preferred.. 100
Rogers Majestic—*
Rogers Peet
100
Rollins Hosiery
1
5
He
5% preferred
6% preferred.. 100
Purity Bakeries—*
Pyrene Mfg
10
Quaker Oats
*
6% preferred- 100
Quaker State Oil.. 10
10
12
1
c—*
pref
20
Inc
8
Robertson 'HH).,»
Robertson Pap Box .5
common
Original pref. .100
Puget Sound Pulp &
com..*
20
60
*2"
213
119
40
86*
I"
14H
OH
*
Prosperity Co B
Pure Oil Co
1
Penn Coal & Coke 10
H
30%
1%
6H
11H
46 H
2
Servel Co
5% preferred.. 100
5
2*
in
5H
11H
*
Rockwood & Co
11H
13% Mar 24
Selby Shoe
*
Sentry Safety Con.l
Serrick Corp cl B..1
2
40
*
35
Producers Corp. _25c
Prop per McOall'm..
Old common
*
Timber
2%
41%
56%
40
*
Publication Corp..*
1st preferred..100
%
Penick & Ford
Corp com..*
8% preferred-.100
5% preferred-.100
1H
3%
4%
4%
14 H
100 r
Proc & Gamble
101
31*
OH
* r
Preferred
Process
98
1
Price Bros & Co
13
16
Metals Am.*
Pressed Steel Oar-
9
conv
B
40
46*
Sharon Steel Cp
m
.
45
pref
2
12
100
95c
*
Preferred
I§"
37
Hall
Preferred
Seton Leather
Rockbestos Prods—
18
20
Industries
Units
...100
Penn-Mex Fuel
2
Penn Rivet Corp
%
1H
1H
1H
34
conv
16
125*
7
$7
&
iH
7%
1%
%
*
Pressed
71
7
32
16
v t
1%
Pratt & Lambert..*
4
*
Common
5%
A
lVi
47%
10*
7
50
Rubber.*
Shamrock O & G..1
Robbins & Myers. *
Preferred
25
"5 %
14 H
Prentice
90
&
*
Class
Class
5
1
Preferred
Seversky Aircraft.. 1
Ritter Dental Mfg. *
100
5%
13%
"5
Riverside Cement—
•
3 H
1 %
Pender(D)Groc'yA *
n7% conv pref A
Penn Electric
*
Potrero Sugar
>.5
Pref stamped.-.5
15
Weighing &
Vending com
1
Penn-Central
100
Class B
4%
50
3
rilines Corp
7H
15
Pollack Mfg
*
Poor & Co class B—*
Class A
.-*
30
10
Peerless Cement.—*
Preferred
6
*
100
Preferred
42
Porto-Ric-Am Tob—
Class A
*
40
x
Riley Stoker
1
*
5
Preferred
H
2SH
4%
-
Corp
6
4%
30
'to*
*
Richman Radiator. 1
100
Pocahontas Fuel.100
7
Panhandle P & R__*
8% conv pref. 100
Pan tepee Oil Co
1
Pantex Pressing
Machine common*
Preferred
..*
Paraffine Co Inc. *
Peerless
Peerless
G)
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
14%
50
Pan-Amer Southern!
*
(Thos
7% 1st pref
9%
5
6% preferred.. 100
Peck, Stow & WilclO
18
Plant
11%
7% preferred
8
trusts
B common
10
Rice Stix Dry Gds_*
1st pref
100
2d pref
100
Richfield Oil of Calif
Common
5%
Pea body Coal B
%
&
16%
3%
10 H
5
Warrants
urn
Parmelee Trans—*
Pathe Film Corp-_l
14
%
Pleas't ValWine Col
5
1
30
11
*
Pan Amer Match_25
Pan Am Petrol &
Rig
20
1
50
common
26 H
7
13
25
7% cum pref. .100
5%% conv pf.100
Reybarn Co Inc
1
Reynolds Metals. _*
5%% conv pf.100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds Tob
10
Pittston Co
Pan-American For¬
eign Corp class A1
Class B
1
Reel
9
8
20%
15%
*
40*
__
w w
Preferred
10
Revere Cop & Br..5
Class A
10
Plant Reduction
*
OH
10 H
4
Repub Port Cem_.*
Republic Steel
*
6% conv pref. 100
6% prior pf A. 100
Res pro Inc com
*
4
Preferred
60
Pan Am Airways..5
Parkersburg
4
54
5
4
43%
5%
6%
55%
5%
23
23
90c
warrants
6%
21
21
15M
2H
OH
H
rights
3%
Palrpont Corp..100
Parker Pen
10
Parker Rust Prf.2 %
Park & Tilford Inc.!
20%
3%
38%
4%
Pitts
10H
*
6% 1st pref
100
6% 2d pref....10
Parke, Davis Co..*
40%
5H
JU
Pittsb Term Coal-.l
Packard Motor
4% conv pref. 100
Paramount Motors *
Paramount-Publix 10
Paramount Picturesl
1
Pittsburgh Steel—*
7% preferred.. 100
5%% prior pf.100
5 % preferred. 100
40
Transport
*
Pitts Screw & Bolt.*
4
3%
Preferred
Pacific West Oil. -10
Warrants
Bros
pref
Pgh Metallurgical 10
Pittsg Pi Glass—25
Pacific Port Cement
Common
Palmer
J%
3%
24%
conv
B
Si
6*
*
*
Seeman Bros
96
2
Reo Motor Car
3
Pitts Forgings
!8
3
1H
H
19
$5
100
conv
Preferred
Renner Co
4
Seaboard Fin Corp. 1
$2 cum pref w w. *
Seiberling
8
Rem'tn Rand com.l
Bond
5
*
ware com..
pref.25
Remington Arms..*
30c
10
22
—*
Pitts Coke & Iron..*
•H
11%
3%
4%
pref. 50
Segal Lock & Hard¬
10
(Illinois)
25
19
Warrants
Seagrave Corp
Sears, Roebuck
H
_
8H
Preferred
(Pa)..100
6 % preferred- .100
Pitts Coal
6
1
20
*
$2 conv pref....»
Seaboard Oil (Del).*
5%
Common
$1,50
21"
Preferred
42 %
4
%
4H
Oil.%
Reliance Steel
14
H
Am shs 500 lire—
Pitney-Bowes Post.*
41
3%
4"
Winterfront.l
Pirelli Co of Italy
3
25
V*
3
25
Scranton Lace
Scullin Steel
4*
3%
3l*
Common
Steel common
1
2H
10%
Pines
114
100
.
9
Outlet Co com....*
7% preferred..100
Overman Cushion
Tire 6% pref
*
Owens-Ill Glass. 12 ^
Oxford Paper com.*
$6 preferred A...*
$5 preference.
*
2H
_
Scott Paper
Scovill Mfg
'
Reiter-Foster
Ask
Per share
8% preferred.. 100
Schwitzer-Cumm
2m
20^
4%
6 % preferred- 100
Reliance Elec & En
21
11%
19
*
*
100
6 H% pref
Regent Knitting
%
Pillsb Ft Mills com.*
10
Reed Roller Bit
Reeves (Daniel)
Bid
Schulte Retail Sts.l
Reliance Mfg Co
Pilgrim Explorat—1
5
Units
Reliable Stores
Motor
Pierce Petroleum..*
0%
35
3
Reliance Bronze &
8
pref. 100
~2
*
_
7% 1st pref...100
36
2%
Pierce Butler Rad.5
Pierce Governor—_*
Pierce Oil Corp...25
30 H
in
JH
26
com
Reis (Robt) & Co..*
27%
Oar Corp com.-.5
Preferred
5
4
18
Reed Prentice
3
2H
5
Pierce Arrow
15
9H
3%
Reece Button HolelO
Reece Fold Mach.10
Preferred
59
Stocks
Par
Mills Ltd
48
5
Preferred
Ask
Issue
Per share
Par
4*
28%
3 H
Bid
Stocks
share
Pictorial Paper
Onondaga Pottery.*
89
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
Bid
Stocks
Per share
23 H
MISCELLANEOUS
&
are as near as
9
100
n
1%
Common
2%
35
—*
Spear & Co
*
$5.50 preferred
*
Spencer Kellogg—*
Spencer Shoe——-*
Sperry Corp v t c..l
Spicer Mfg Co
*
$3 conv pref A
*
Spiegel Inc com...2
$4.50 conv pref..*
Square DCo
1
Squibb (E R) & Son*
$6 preferred—..*
3H
(39^
2H
5
75
19 H
2 H
21%
3
15 H
16 H
7%
26%
20
5?*
12
8%
6n
54%
12%
24
26
99
102
INDUSTRIAL
90
Stocks
1%
100
1%
25
20
Staley Mfg Go
10
7 % preferred- -100
$5 preferred—--*
Standard Brands..*
$4.50 cum pref..*
9%
10%
82
84
71
74
6%
6%
97w
*
Standard Brew
Oonv preferred .10
Standard Coated
13*)t
22
10c
1
3
Common
$1.60
1%
1%
3%
2%
1%
7%
25%
2%
8%
25%
pref_20
(Oal)
»
Stand Oil (Ind)_._25
Stand Oil (Kan)..10
24%
15%
5%
40%
40%
(Ky)—10
Stand Oil (Neb)..25
Stand Oil of N J..25
Stand Oil (Ohio)..25
Am deprcts ord £1 k
Am dep rets def._
26
3%
5%
2
2%
Picture
Transwestern Oil .10
Trenton Vail DistTrico Products
*
IX
8%
5%
Mar 28
4%
3%
2%
3%
2
51
1
Tubize
2
18
6%
1 %
6%
19
5%
4%
5%
5
Corp
65
Union Oil of Calif_25
Union Premier Food
4%
Stores
85
3%
9
4%
10
3%
17
5
8
Sun
*
45
121%
Sunray Drug
1
Sunray Oil
1
'5%% conv pf._50
Superheater Co
*
8
2%
25%
17%
1%
1
*
*
29%
31
18%
30%
8
8%
5
1%
%
5
Sutherland Paper. 10
18
9%
vin
20
Swan Finch Oil_._15
Sweets Co of Am_50
4%
7
7
2%
6% nreferred. 100
United Oigar-Whelen
Stores com
10c
$5 preferred
*
_
Un Drill & ToolClass A__
1
25
1
__1
Taggart Corp
1
$2.50 pref
*
Talcott (James)...9
L 5% %"preferred_50
Tampar Inc
.1
Tastyeast Inc cl A_1
Taylor-Colquitt Co 5
Taylor & Fenn_„100
Taylor (K) Dist
1
Taylor-Wharton
Iron & Steel com.*
Technicolor Inc
*
Telaut'g'ph Corp..5
Tennessee Corp
6
Tennessee Prod
*
Warrants
Term & Trans com. 1
*
15
-
22
11%
Class
3%
15%
22%
24
4%
35%
2%
%
25
**
-
%
"I
6%
14%
4%
4%
8
1
%
15%
4%
4%
1%
1%
1
2
17
21
2%
26%
7
conv
100
Unit Piece Dye com*
Preferred
100
United
Class A
1
Un Shoe Mach...25
6%
Preferred
25
United Specialties .1
U S Bobbin&Shuttle
~7~~
3%
3%
U S Finishing
7%
15
18
U 8 FoilB
60
U 8
1
pref--_10
7%
15
2%
100
100
Freight
U S Glass
U S Gypsum
1
*
25
__20
7 % preferred ..100
U S Hoff
MachLn'y5
5%%
conv
pf._50
*
West Indies Sugar. 1
If*
Westins Air Brke.*
West'he El & Mf_50
5%
45%
132
S3
4*
ji
82
1%
11
10
100
12
6
100
Westvaco Chlorine. *
.....
conv
!«
X
14
73
4*
*
7% first pref-.100
Pipe common..25
Whittall (M J)—
5% preferred
10
Wickwire Spencer
16
66
ctfs
25
Steel common.. 10
5%
33
39
15
40
12%
2%
29
2c
40%
14%
35*
5c
7%
10%
7% 1st pref
100
Van Sweringen com 1
Veeder Root inc ..*
Venezuela Mex OHIO
Venezuela
Holding.l
Venezuelan Petrol .1
Vertientes-Camag'y
Sugar common. .5
Vicana Sugar v t c_3
Va-Car Chemical-.*
6% part pref..100
Va Iron C & O
14%
16
5 % preferred.
Vick Chemical
1%
100
34"
2%
55c
1%
%
2%
16%
5
"6"
30
4%
35%
3%
1%
%
1%
3*'
17%
2%
oV*
33
*
37%
2
Preferred
Victor Brewing
1
50c
55c"
Victor Chemical
5
11%
5%
3%
it*
51*
18*
60
71%
8
12
1%
5%
50%
40%
2%
%
3%
1%
4i8
1%
3%
115
120
"2%
4
4%
5%
6
1%
1
54
57
164
4%
30
Preferred
50
WJR The Goodwill
Station
5
19%
2%
3%
Wood (Alan) Steel
7% preferred-.100
Woodley
Indust
2
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadia,.. price,
*
Wagner Baking.
1
Wanl Co
*
118%
1%
i*
125
2%
8%
1%
Newspaper
Machinery pref
1
__
Am dep rects ord.
Worcester Salt..100
Preferred
15*
73
& Mach......*
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
4%% conv prior
6%
15%
78%
preferred ...100
4%%
Waltham Watch cl B
7% prior pref. 100
7
85
10
90
6% preferred.. 100
Walworth Co
45
series
preferred
31
50
6 % preferred.
*
.
.
jlu
4%
7%'
18
5
7%
Ward Baking Corp—
Com class A
Com class B...
*
Warner Bros. Pict..5
$3.85 conv pf
»
Warner Co com...*
Preferred
7
*
Warner-Quinlan Co*
Warren Bros
*
$1 1st preferred.*
$3 conv pref
*
Warren Fdy & Pipe *
Warren (Northam)
$3 conv pref
*
Warren (S D) Co..*
Waukesha Motor..5
21%
3%
24%
3%
8
8
23*
25*
100
22%
10%
25
55%
65*
10c
22
JX
7% preferred.. 100
York Ice Mach
71%
*
6
100
45
Young (J 8) Co. 100
80
7 % Preferred
10
1%
"6%
.
Preferred
.
100
Youd^LA) Springy
123
9
Youngstown Steel" "
Door
17
Car
45
common
*
11
Steel
common
5
2%
Youngstown Sheet &
Tube
12%
„
Ex-dividend.
25
1%
Youngstown
42
25
28%
Coach Mfgcl B..1
4%
3%
it*
11%
42%
Yates-Amer Mach .5
Yellow
Truck
&
%
"1%
15
47
98
prior
Wright Aeronaut'l.*
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..*
Wrought Iron..
*
Wurlitzer (R) comlO
Preferred
100
Wyoga Gas & Oil. %
Yale & Towne
2
7% preferred..100
100
3
10%
36%
Worthington Pump
J*
30%
16%
x
2%
Wood
7
*
_
5%
1%
Waitt&Bond Inc A *
t New stock,
35"
Petrol...l
*
5%% pref..100
Radio
*
Zonite Products.... 1
No par value,
1%
3%
Wolverine
Portland
Cement com...10
Wolverine Tube
2
Zenith
*
7*
120
Wither bee Sherman
Woodall
23
Hosiery 100
C'mpton 1
Winters &
Woolworth Ltd—
7% preferred. .100
52
162%
4%
19%
Winsted
*
39
Waco Aircraft
50%
48
"1%
6%
Wilson- Jones.
37
"%
1
32
45"
37
4%% pref w w 100
WalkerjH) Good'm
& Worts com. _*
2%
2*
3*
*
33
Iff
1%
*
*
Waldorf System...*
Walgreen Co com. *
50
*
DetinninglOO
*
Vulcan Corp com..*
Class B
5
1%
2%
1
Prior pref units.
Woodward Iron.. 10
Woolw'th (F W)_10
VogtMfg
Vulcan
4%
100
13
J*
64
40c
Willson Products.. 1
Wilsonlte Corp
1
5%
i*
*
Preferred
Viking
*
si*
(R C)_—*
$6 preferred
Wilson Line
1%
2
Pump..
Oil-O-Mat
15
6
5
5
15
96
100
_
Gas
Wil-Low Cafet
52*
if*
9
Wilson & Co
9
6
IX
9
60
fg
ip
70
42
Willcox & Gibbs..50
Wilcox
(H
F)
Oil
55*
Corp
18
75
6
*
common
ft*
*
Prior
Van Camp Milk
*
$4 preferred
Van Dorn Iron Wk3*
Van Nor Mach Tool5
Van Raalte Co
5
Steel
1
14
preferred..*
Wieboldt Stores
1%
3?*
Whitlock CoU
25
*
100
prior pf.*
$4 conv pref
*
White (88) Dental 20
White Rk Min Spgs-
14
16%
pref. 100
Valley Mould & Iron
Pulp Pap._*
Preferred
Stk trust
*
conv
*
White Motor
1
White Sew Mach .*
54
7% preferred..100
Va
Preferred
Vadsco Sales Corp—
7%
W
1
6%
%
A
W Va Coal & Coke.*
$5
11
102
6%
55
29
1%
16%
62%
4%
138
3%
27%
10
%
1?%
Foundry
..1
Weston El Instru..*
5% conv pref..30
Weyenberg Shoe
I
Wheel Steel Corp .*
Universal Winding
Preferred
100
Sugar.6
59
106%
Westland Oil
*
West Michigan Steel
Class
9
8% 1st pref—100
Stationery
7% 1st part pf_50
*8
71
Western Tablet &
Conv pref
...»
Willys-Overland... 1
6% conv pref. .10
*
moferred.100
54%
2%
*
100
11%
55
Preferred
"6%
1
Corp
8 % preferred- _ 100
Universal Pictures .1
Preferred
3%
65
a*
3*'
75*
9
25
Western Newspaper
Union common. _*
11%
45
Envelope
Steel
Univ Leaf Tob
1
*
Preferred
100
U 8 Distributing..
U S
Land
3%
Western Dairies
Williams
5
conv pref. 100
1
3%
1%
1%
2%
Wm
3
7%
58
39%
96%
iS*
105
13%
X
14%
70
50
_
55
60
10
Common
$3 preferred
*
Western Grocer. .20
Western Groc Ltd.*
39%
Universal-Cyclops
Preferred
Sharing new__25c
10% preferred
10
Un Shipyards B
1
45
*
$
1
Supply—
33
Profit
Common
6% prior pref. 100
Universal Corp vtc.l
Universal Cons OHIO
Preferred
dep rcts._£l
Preferred
IX
44%
pref
conv
60
United Molasses Ltd
-
I*
$4
West Air Exp
West Auto
28
Unit Paperboard. 10
27
90
*
5*
2%
22%
68*
8% preferred. .100
Vanadium Alloy
50
Amer
Preferred...
*
Wesson Oil & Snow¬
drift com.....5
Valvoline Oil comlOO
*
5
1%
2%
Mfg.1%
57
5
2%
%
18%
20%
18%
20%
United
41
Wellington Oil
1
Wells Fargo & Co_.l
10%
5
Mfrs_*
United Milk Prod
*
$2 preferred
*
Welch G'pe Juice2 %
Preferred
100
10
1%
4
1
10
55
4
26
$0 conv pref..
1
United Stove
United Wall Paper_2
Brower com
23
5
3%
8%
Common
60
Un Merch &
22
5%% prior pref.*
Valspar com
1
$4 conv pref
5
5
Fruit
J*
Wentworth
1
Conv preferred-.*
United Stores A
*
6%
17%
Dyewood.10
7% preferred. .100
United Drug
United
16%
39%
Common
Per
Wayne Knit Mllls.5
Wayne Pump
1
Webster Eisenlohr.*
$7 preferred
100
Weisbaum Bros
17 X
2%
Trust old stk__100
$3
5
3
80
Thermoid Co
41%
IX
7%
58%
21
33%
2%
26%
7%
pref..*
*
8
29%
Common
5
70
conv
1
Electric
Coal Cos com
Un Eng & Fdy
33
$3.60
40^
United
5%
Terry St'm Turbine*
Ctfs sub shares.. 1
Texon Oil & Land-.2
Thatcher Mfg
*
*
Warrants
13
4%
3%
2%
Texas Corporation 25
Texas Gulf Prod
*
Texas Gulf Sulph..*
Tex Pac Coal & Oil 10
Pacific
B
21
22
7% non-cum pf.25
United Stockyards-
Utica Knit Co
conv
Chemical
*
$3 part pref
*
United Cigar StoresCommon
1
8
Sweets' Steel Co
Swift & Co
pref. 100
United Carbon
*
United-Carr Fast.
*
Preferred
Utah Radio Prod-.*
14%
100
.*
*
1st preferred
U S Sugar Corp
IX
5
Biscuit
*
U 8 Stores com
2
4%
United
2
6
Superior Steel
100
Susquehanna Silk
7%
.100
7 % preferred—100
Utah-Idaho
Preferred
Lines
Preferred
United
7% preferred—50
U 8 Steel Corp.
Vanadium
Unit Amer Bosch._*
*
6%
20 X
Un Artist Theatre.*
123%
8%
2%
n-culstpf.100
S*
5
Transport
8%
46
8%
U 8 Sm Ref & MIn50
6%
IX
5
Air
6% preferred—50
U S Realty & Imp.*
U 8 Rubber
*
W*
26
United Aircraft
Un Aircraft &
United
*
50
1
Preferred
Universal Prod
Union Twist Drill
Transport warr'ts
8
Sundstrand Mach
Tool common
1
com
23
82
5%
20
18
19
7
25
Un St Yds Omaha 100
Union Tank Oar
*
8
3%
Mfg..
6
2
Bag & Paper
common
*
Union
7%
Studebaker Corp
1
Submarine Signal_25
Sullivan Macn'y
*
Texas
*
*
Underw Ell Fisher.*
Unexcelled Mfg__10
Union
5
3%
..*
Preferred
*
com
Series A pref.
Series B pref
95
75
Struthers Wells
Titusville com
*
1.25 preferred..*
x w
$1.50 preferred..*
Twin Coach com__l
62
„
Internatl._15
i?*
80c div conv pref *
20th Cent Fox Film
Common
92
Stromberg Carlson.*
6% preferred.. 100
w w
1
Union Carb & Carb *
6% preferred.. 100
7% preferred.. 100
Common
Common
A
Ulen & Co
21
6%
1 %
5%
10
Strawb'ge & Clothier
Swift
Chatillon--l
74
*'
6%
10
7% preferred-.100
Tung-Sol Lamp
1
27
5
17
Sylvania Industrial *
Symington Gould—
2%
4
Steel
70*
U 8 Print & Litho—
Vot tr ctfs
5
49%
Furn
Mills class A
Class B
4%
30""
29
7
24
Class
m
5
3
*
B
*
Trunz Pork Stores.*
1
Cement class A
2%
Williams
Truscon
♦
Superior Oil
Superior Portland
2%
14%
5%
U 8 Tobacco new..*
4%
Forging
Class
pref. .100
8%
"2%
7
(Hugo)CorpS
cum
8
_
31
4
1
Stokely Bros....
1
Oonv pref
25
Stone & Webster.-*
6%
20
6
15%
Truax-Traer Coal.
12
W*
20
35
Triplex Safe Glass.*
Trojan Oil & Gas
1
53
pref-20
U 8 Rubb Reel
~2~~
20
com
it*
3
25
15
23
46
20
*
50
Preferred
..25
Stewart-Warner
5
Oil
_
Screen._1
Transue &
Steel
2%
8%
100
Stroock & Co
15% Feb
Lux Daylight
Trans
8
51
Sterling Brewing
1
Sterling, Inc
1
Sterling Products. 10
Storkline
2
West Air Line
3%
Sterling Aluminum
Stinnes
100
Transamerica Corp 2
Transcontinental
&
28
130
57
common
Securities-.*
Trane Co
4
2%
55%
Stern Bros
67%
2%
11%
Preferred
$1.50 conv
Common
32%
*
*
Shipyards
Towne
Common v t c..l
Steel Co of Can...*
Preferred
25
Stein (A) & Co com *
Preferred A
Stetson (JB)
109
52%
2%
*
1
1
Bid
Stocks
Par
U 8 Postal Meter..1
8%
•»*».*,
5
18
com
8
Card.10
Plywood Corp
Common
31
Toledo
97
34%
pref
U S
7%
4*
17
%
3%
16
Products
10%
Tobacco Secur Ltd—
Todd
pref
*
Fdy. .20
U S Pipe &
U S Playing
80
W*
78
—
U 8 Lines
U S Radiator
*
*
Shipbuild
Torrington Co
32%
com
92
90
Tokhelm Oil
7
Stanley Works
25
Starrett (L S) Co
*
Starrett Corp—
1st preferred
5% 2d
Roll Bear.*
16%
...
6%% pref
8%
7%
104
95
5% preferred.. 100
Standard Plastics. .1
Standard Products. 1
Standard Screw..20
„
40
102
Stocks, Inc
Tob Prod Expts
34
15
Sterchi Bros
cum pr pf.100
Part conv& cl A.*
7
3%
8%
*
7% preferred.. 100
24%
28
Stand Oil
Preferred A
100
Stand Silica com
1
Stand Steel Spring. 5
Stand Tube cl B__
3
5}
Timken-Det Axle. 10
Timken
U 8 Leather com..*
33
com
13%
U 8 Ind Alochol—*
3
Ask
Per share
2
com.-l
Tilo Roofing
Par
9
r
31
7
*
Water Oil
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Tobacco & Allied
1
conv
Stand Oil
4%%(conv pref.*
Tide
Time Inc
Preferred
5
Stand Com Tob coml
Standard Dredging
corn.
Thompson-Starrett *
$3% preferred
*
Thompson (J R)..25
Thompson Prod
*
$5 conv prior pf_*
of the month preceding the date of issue
Per share
5
Thew Shovel
Tide W Assn Oil.. 10
100
%
12%
19%
Stand Gap & Seal.-l
Products
Par
Per share-
Stahl-Meyer corn..*
Preferred
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
50
9%
3
8
Quotations for all securities
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
are as near as
Thi custom in reporting prices for State and
municipal securities is to quote them on the basis of the return the bonds yield per annum. Therefore
furnishing the prices below, it will be found that for the single maturity bond a bid and asked quotation is published—either actual figures or on a
percentage basis.
In furnishing prices for the serial bonds, however, we endeavor to obtain the yield basis for the
varying maturities.
For instance,
a certain bond matures from 1937 to
1951 and is quoted 0.50 to 3%—would indicate that the 1937 maturity yields 0.50% and the bond due in 1951
yields3%.
v;i ■' »■ 1 ;
7;
•■.
'<
'.
Therefore, in the following list, it must be remembered the word to indicates that the figures shown are the yield basis; all other figures are bid and
in
.
j
aaked orices.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Bid
UNITED STATES—See
Treasury Bonds—
4Ms Oct 15 1947-1952. A&O
4s Dec 15 1944-1954.—J&D
3 Ms Mar 15 1946-1956 M&S
3 %b June 15 1940-1943 J&D
Ask
also pa ge
116.26
112
110.16
112.8
110.24
105.31
106.2
107.4
107.8
108.10
3Ms Aug 1 1941
F&A 107.13
3Ms Oct 15 1943-1945-A&O 107.26
3 Ms Apr 15 1944-1946-A&O 107.19
3 Ms June 15 1946-1949 J&D 106.9
3 Ms Dec 15 1949-1952 J&D 105.24
3s June 15 1946-1948--J&D 105.15
3s Sept 15 1951-1955.-M&S 104.5
2 Ms Mar 15 1955-1960 M&S
2 Ms Sept 15 1945-1947 M&S
2 Ms Mar 15 1948-1951 M&S
107.20
107.29
107.21
106.11
106.1
105.18
104.14
102.2
102.4
104.6
104.8
102.5
102.9
101.5
101.7
100.24 100.26
103.11 103.13
101.6
101.9
2 Ms June 15 1951-1954 J&D
2 Ms Sept 15 1956-1959 M&S
2 Ms Dec 15 1945
J&D
2 Ms Sept 15 1948
M&S
2Ms Dec 15 1949-1953 J&D
3s Panama Canal 1961-_Q-M
3s Conversions 1946...
Q-J
3s
Conversions
1947
Q-J
U
108.12
99.26
116
108
99.27
118
U0H
100
96
A&O
Hunstville 5s funding Mar 1'42
Pub Imp ref 5s 1938-1962—
Jefferson County—
98
Dec 15 1938
1939
1939
1939
1940
1940
1940
1941
101.25
101.6
101.15
6s Road 1951
J&J
Morgan Co. 5s 1938
J&J
)
102.15
97
102.4
101.29
101.15
101.17
_
2s Dec 1940
2s Apr 1 1943
1.00
to 3.35
4Mb Wh & Har '39-'52_J&J
4Mb Water 1939-1964
1
0.90
to
1.00
to
3 Ms g July 1, 1939-44 -J&J
San Francisco (City & County)
5s Water 1939-1969
J&J
1.00
to
0.40
2.95
to
107
to
3.50
3.50
106
110
o
106
100
27
28
School No. 1 5s 1945_.-J&J b 3 .75
b 4.25
3 50
4Mb 1939-1956-.—
J&J 6 3.75
4Mb Court Hse '38-'48.J&D 6 3.75
6s Jan 1 1946
J&J 6 3 75
5s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934--J&J 6 3.75
5s W W 1939-1950
J&J 6 3.75
3.50
Phoenix Un H S D 4Mb 1948 6 3.75
108
Prescott 5s 1948J&J
Tucson 5s Water 1950--/—J&J 6 3.50
CANADA—See
3.50
less 1
ARKANSAS
4M-4s
4M-4s
86 M
102.24
87 M
85 M
3s 1949 —i
94
93 M
Jan.
94 M
90 M
90
84 M
77 M
1
101
84
3s Attorney Gen opt 1944
85
3s Rose, Hemingway opt 1944
Hot Springs 4Mb '38-'50_M&S 6 4.50
101
Little Rock—
99
86
4-00 %
98 M
4s Water Rev 1939-76 .F&A
Little Rock S D 4s *39-'55 M&S 6 99
101
101
100 Me
4Ms 1958 opt 1938-M&N
102 M
100 h
102 h
St Francis Levee Dist—
4s 1944--.
4Mb Fund 1941-50.—M&N
4s 1958-1960
3Ms Sept 15 1940-53.M&S
2.00
2.00
1945
4MsNov 15 '38-'56_M&N 15
4 Ms Oct 1956 opt '46 A&O
4Ms Nov 15 1938-58.-M&N
1.50
1.50
0.50 to 2.50
in
2.10s July 20 1941-1945
1.90 to 2.25
1.50 to 2.20
1.70% refdg 1940-44.M&S 6
1.75% refdg 1940-44.M&S b 1.50
Philip Isls 4Ms 1952
J&J 102 M
4 Ms 1950
102 M
4Ms 1957
M&N
102 M
4Mb Oct 1959-----.
102 M
5s April 1955
100 M
-
—
6s Feb 1952
to 2.20
103 M
103 M
104
103 M
102
106
107 M
109
.
5Ms Aug 1941
Puerto Rico—
110M
4Ms July 1952
J&J
110M
4Ms funding 1963—-_J&J b 3.65
5s July 1948 opt '43
J&J
109
5s Jan 1 1950 opt '44--J&J b 3.25
gold 1953
5s July 1954 opt
117M
to 2.90
J&J
b
1943--
2Ms 1939-1946
J&J b
4Ms highways 1952
.-M&S
4Ms 1956 and 1959.
M&S
4s renewal July 1, 1956
4Mb 1942, 1946. 1949--M&S
4s pub highway 1949-51 .M&S
4s refunding 1941-54
J&J
3 Ms refunding 1955-65—J&J
State Bridge Corp 4s 1938-51
Bridge Auth. 4s, July 1, '
Annistonrefg 5M8 Dec 1 1939
-
-
2.40
2.50
2.40
2.00
to 2.25
to
to
to
128
120
to
123
to
Bloomfield 4 Ms
102
Branford (T) 4 Ms
0.40
to
Bridgeport 4Mb 1938-65—J&J
4Mb High Sch 1939-63-J&J
0.40
to
6 0.60
CONNECTICUT
to 3.00
6 0.40
6 0.65
to 2.40
to 2.30
6 0.40
131
128
to 2.60
J&.I2
1.25
to 2.00
J&J2
2.00
to 2.30
3Mb Jan 1 1940-1949—J-J&J
1.00
to
♦4s
.
1938-'52_ A&O
'38-'50 J&D
1939-1968-------F&A
3 Ms improvt 1938-41--J&J
*5s Construc'n 1938 49 J&D
to 3.05
6 0.65
Bristol 4Mb Water 1939.-J&J
*5s July 1, 1938-55——J&J
0.75
to
2.75
2.70
2.80
2.75
0.75
0.50
to
2.90
to 1.75
0.50
to 2.60
0.40
0.50
to
1939-45.-J&J
0.90
to
1946 taxable. J&J
♦4Mb 1938-65
J&D
3 Mb Fund 1941 tax'le_A&0
2.50
2.40
0.50
1.95
to 3.00
0.50
to 2.90
♦Cheshire
4Mb
Dan bury 4s
2.35
2.60
2.25
1.85
East Hartford
F&A 6 0.40
1939-1954-F&A
6 0.40
2Mb Feb 1 1939-54-—F&A 6 0.40
Alameda 4s 1938 to 1941-J&D 6 0.40
4Ms Mun Imp '39-'48-A&O 6 0.60
(Town)—„
4Mb Sch 193849
M&N
4Ms Sch 1950-59
M&N
to 2.55
to
2.60
to 2.55
to
2.75
to
3.00
6 0.50
to
2.90
0.30
to
2.10
0.90
to 3.00
East Hartford Fire District—-
to 1.25
♦5 Ms
2.40
Fairfield
101M
1938-1951
(County)—
M&N
T
_
to 2.60
Greenwich—
3.50
J&J 6 0.40
to 2.80
MOM
3.00
—
5s School 1939-1955
East Bay Mun Util Dist—
5s 1939-1974
J&J 6 0.40
98
East Contra Costa IrrigDist6s
Golden Gate Bridge & H'way3 Ms series C 1942-1971 -J&J 6 1.60
*4 Ms 1939-1942
__M&S
4Mb March 1. 1939-1951--.
4Mb June 1 38-60
to 3.20
Groton S D
3.40
3.25
2.70
3.15
3.00
2.25 to 3.15
3.00
3.15
102
94
92
Refunding 6s 1983
Refunding 5s 1983
Los Angeles (City)—
4s
J&J
WatWks 1956-76 M&N 6 3.00
Water wks 1952-75... 6 3.00
Water
1938-41.-A&O
Water 1938-70..-A&O
Sch 1939 -1944-—J&D
1939-1968
.J&J
4Mb 1939-1969
M&S
5s Municipal 1938-61 ..F&A
5 Ms Harb Imp *38-'61 M&N
to 2.20
to
0.90
to
1.00
2.50
M&S
0.90
to
2.75
to
2.90%
1939-1960
to
County—
Metropolitan District
3.30
to 3.10
Hartford
to 3.25
6 1.00
*4 Ms L„v
to 2.60
to 3.40
0.40
-
6 1.00
to 3.40
♦4Mb Northeast 1959-J&D
4Mb 2d North 1944
J&J
*3 Ms South Sept 1955.M&S
♦4Mb Wash't'n '41-'47_J&J
Killingly (Town)4 Ms'38-56J&J
6 1.25
to 3.25
to 3.40
to 2.25
3.00
2.80
Manchester—
6 0 75
6 1.00
80
82
3Ms Wat Rev '39-'48-.J&J
80
82
3 Ms Sch DiSfc 1939-61.-J&J 6 0.90
Electric Plant Revenue—
Ref 4s 1939 to 1975.J&D 6 1.25
to 3.40
♦4Mb
2.65
2.20
2.50
2.00
to 2.25
0.50
to
2.80
to
2.10
M&N
0.50
to
2.75
J&J
0.90
to
2.10
M&N 6 0.25
to
Manchester 9th School Dist—
4Mb 1938-1951
Meriden (City)—
3.20,
to!3.75
2.25
3s 194-3-49
6 Basis.,
2.35
6 0.50
M&N
to 3.00
38
_A&0 6 2.50
1938-1944
to
4Mb 1939-1943
Middlesex County—
3 Ms 1939-77--.. ..-J&D 6 1.25 to 3.70
3 Ms ser A 1939-77. -J&J 6 1.15 to 98 M
QQ
3 Ms ser B Jan 15 '77 J&J
97 M
3 Ms 1948-58
J&D 6 2.80 to 3.30
2s 1938-42
A&O 6 0.65 to 2.25
Tax-free In Connecticut... I Bid prices for long and short maturities.
1.75
0.35
Hartford
to 1.75
Bessemer 6s pub impt '38.J&J
5s funding Dec 1 1947.
3.80
194045----J&D
1938-39.
Sch '39-'55-—J&J
6 0.50
%
♦4Mb
6 1.00
103
^o
2.75
to 2.90
*4s Water June 1,
♦4s Water
6 0.65
6 0.65
103 M
2.25 to 3.75
J2.50 to 3.50
2.00 to 3.25
3.25 to 3.75
1.75
0.30
Hartford—
to 3.30
56 M
54 M
6 1.50
1940-1962
2Mb
3Ms
3 Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4MB
0.30
0.50
♦4s High
101
to 2.30
6 2.50
123
112M
2.90
2,75
6 2.00
117
1Mb 1938 to 1950---—J&D
Glastonbury *4Ms '39-58-J&J
3.15
3.50
1.00 to 3.80
3.05
3.15
3.05
3.20
3d
to 2.40
110
100
Imperial Irrigation District—
2.00
2.20
to 2.00
6 2.30
101
102
4Mb 1938-1960
A&O
5s sewers Sept 20 '41-.M&S
Florence refunding 1% to 4%.
to
6 1.50
103
5s schools 1938 1947—J&J
Birmingham—
3 Mb impt ref 1939-50--J&J
3 Ms Imp ref 1942-1958 A&O
4s 1938-1941
A&O
4s 1942-1961
A&O
to
6 0.60
116
to 2.75
3.30
3.50
112 M
111 M
0.75 to 2.75
100
6 0.60
J&J
1964-1973-
5s 1974-1983
CALIFORNIA
4Mb Univ Bldg Jan5'39-65J&J
Highway 1938-48-J&J30
4Mb 1939-1947
F&A
4Mb Olympiad 1938-71—J&J2
4 Ms 1939-1952
.F&A
4s Harb Imp 1985 opt '50.J&J
2Mb Feb 1
1.80
2.60
2.40
J&J
J&J
J&J
1944-1963
1947-1956
5 Ms
5 Ms
Alta Irrig Dist 5s
Bakersfield 5s 1938-52--A&O 6 0.40
Berkeley 5s 1942-1951
J&J 6 1.50
ALABAMA
3 Mb renewal class C 1956. J&J
4 Ms harbor impt June 1*38-'73
-
4 Ms
Veterans Welfare—
3s Feb 1939-1952
1955-A&0
1.50
101
97
-
5s Jan 2 1941-1943
4s Jan 2 1944-1948
to 2.60
100
108
—
5 Ms 1955-1965.
5s 1959 opt 1939
6 0.60
5 Mb
101
101
to 2.80
6 2.70
Retire
1963-1972 opt 1955-A&O
2Mb Sewer Disp *47-'56A&0
Moffat Tun Imp D
87
102 M
110
to 2.75
to 1.10
3s 1963-1972 opt
3 Ms Mun Water
78
100 M
4 Ms Jan
%
%
93.
4Mb Ref Wat 1938-67.J&D
4Mb Water 1962-1965.J&D
SDNol 4Mb 1939-53.J&J
S D No 1 4Mb 1938-47-J&D
48 July 1941-1945
J&J
3.65% March 1, 1950-54-.
2 Ms Sew dist 1947-56-A&O
95
89 M
89
page
99
2Mb warrants 1952-'54—J&D
Colorado Spgs 4s Mar 11941 ._ 5 1.60
4Mb 1938-1939
J&J 6 0.60
Denver (City and County)—
4Mb Water 1944
J&J 6 2.00
110
104.2
Hawaii Terr 4 Ms '49.M&S 15
%
%
%
%
%
/ 25
2Mb State H'way '39-*54_J&D b 1.00
38 warrants 1939-1951—J&D b 1.00
3.50
101.9
0.75 to 2.75
1.75 to 2.65
3.30 %
to 3.05
to
COLORADO
3.50
103.20
15 1939-56--J&J 16
060
3 50
3.50
102 M
109 M
5s Jan
%
%
%
3.10 %
3.30 %
2.40 %
4.15
102.14
101.6
TERRITORIES & U S PO SESSI ONS
Honolulu (City & County)—
5s Pub impt 1956--J&D 15
3.00
2.75
to 3.20
F&A
6s
3.5J
6 3.75
3MsMay l'55opt*45M&N
4s July 1 '46
opt '44--J&J
4s 1958 opt 1938
M&N
*
4Mb gold Aug 1943
West Side Irrig Dist
88
100 M
2.90 %
to 1.90 %
to 2.15
%
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
86 M
100 %
to
2.70
0.60 to 3.30
4Mb Water 1939-1977-.J&J
4s Wat Distrib 1938-53 J&D
0.40 to 2.75
4s W.t Distrib '38-'63 J&D b 0.40 to 3.10
2s 1940-1949
J&J 6 1.00 to 2.25
San Joaquin Co 5s '39 '49-J&J b 0.75 to 2.50
Santa Barbara 5s '39-41-JanlO b 0.60 to 1-40
103
4 M -4s
3s July 1 '65 opt '45. J& J
3s Jan 1 '56 opt '46-J&J
3s May 1'56 opt '46.M&N
4s
4Mb Water '57 '58. '59-J&J
4mb 1939-1951
J&J
3.25 %
3.60 %
103.18
Bonds
%
%
to 3.35
5-4 s 1961-1967
5-4s 1968-1977
Loan
to 2.90
2.25
104.17
104.14
103.16
%
%
%
2.40 %
1.60 %
0.90
100.14
100.10
Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
3 M % int & prin guar '44-'64
3% int & prin guar 1944-'493% int & prin guar 1942-'472 M % int & prin guar '42-'47
1M % int & prin guar 1939—
Instrumentalities of U S Govt
Federal Land Bank—Farm
to
5s School 1939-1966-—F&A
97
101.28
to
to 2.90
San Diego 5s W W '43-*54A&0
5s Water 1939-63
J&J
5-4s 1943-1948
5-4s 1949-1953
5-4s 1954-1960
101.24
1
1.90 %
to 1.75
3.75
3.90
99
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially.
Phoenix 4Mb '50 opt '30-J&J
to
I00M
98
Maricopa County—
1M% Dec 15 1941
101.3
101.5
102.19 102.21
1M% Mar 151942
2% Sept 15 1942
103.23 103.25
102.25 102.27
1M% Dec 15 1942
Borne Owners' Loan Corp—
3% prin & int guar *44-'52 103.22 103.24
2M % prin & int guar "39-'49 101.16 101.22
2 M % prin & int guar *42-'44 101.15 101.17
2% prin & int guar 1938--- 100.19 100.23
1M % prin & int guar 1939.. 101.2
101.5
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1M % cons dob Apr 1 1938.. 100.0
100.2
1 Ms July 1938..—
100.7
100.9
3.00
less
to 1.90
M&S b 0.60
4s 1939-42
J&J b 0 50
Redlands 5s 1939-51—J&J15 b 1.00
Riverside 5s 1939-53
J&D b 0 90
102
Tuscumbi^refdndm^ l%to4%
3.20
to
97
103
101.29
to 3.30
to
Riverside Co 5s '39-'54—M&N b 0.90
Sacramento 4s Jan '39-'45_b 0.40
Sacram'to Co 4Mb '38-'46 J&D b 0.40
101
101.29
to 2.60
to 3.00
Pasadena
94
4.10
100
105
4s
to 3.40
F&A b 0.65
1939-1965
Orange Co 5s 1939-45
101
100
4$
to 3.45
Oakland S D 4s 1939-44--J&J b 0.40
111
J&J b 2.00
Tuscaloosa (City)—
5M8 serial
b 1.00
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
b 3.90
Oakland 5Ms 1939-1943-F&A b 0.65
4Mb Mun Imp '39-'43.F&A b 0.65
105
5s Road 1952
F&A
Selma (Citv) 5s-6s 1938-55— b 3.80
2MB 1939-1952
J&D b 2.70
b 1.00
Ang Co 4 Ms *39-'49—F&A
4Mb
103
4Ms June 1 1938-1948
95
5s School May 1 1945
4Mb R & B 1938
J&D 100
4Mb 1939-1958J&D 105 to
91
Gen fund 4Mb 1941-66 J&D
Montgomery—
96
5s funding 1939-1966-J&J
95
4Mb Sanitary Sewer Jan 1'44
Montgomery Co 4Mb 1957-59 ) 3.90
101.21
101.21
101.27
101.27
101.27
1M% June 15 1941
Los
Mobile Co—
5s W W 1939-1957
104
J&J
6s ref pub impt '38 '53 M&N U01 t
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941 » 3.50
5s Road 1957
M&S i 3.90
101.4
101.13
102.13
101.19
101.19
102.2
1939
1946-1961
3 Ms Jan 1 1939-1960
4Mb Ot House 1938-43 M&N b 2.25 to 3.30%
4 Ms Ref 1938-1961—A&O b 2.00 to 3.80 %
Mobile City—
62
64
Refunding 2-5s Jan. 1 1966.
102
4Mb Water & Sew *39-J&J 101M
Ask
Bid
Los Angeles City High Sch Dis
5 Ms Nov 1938-60
M&N b 0.75
5s 1938-1964
F&A b 0.40
4s 1939-1945
J&D b 1.00
Tuscaloosa—
101.19
Bonds
4s
101.17
101.23
Treasury Notes
2M% June 15 1938.
2M% Sept 15 1938-
or
Net
106
102
98
100
108 M
S
1M% Mar 15
2M% June 15
IH% Sept 15
1M% Dec 15
1M% Mar 15
1M % June 15
1M% Dec 15
1M % Mar 15
1938-40
Ask
104
Gadsden 6% Impt long mat—
5s schools
116.18
3 Ms Mar 15 1941-1943 M&S
3 Ms June 15 1943-1947 J&D
.
19.
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
to
1Mb Bdge 1938-55
New Britain
n
to 2.60
♦4Mb School 1938-'52.F&A 6 0.50
par
f Flat prices
1.50
(Co)
4s Munic Bldg 1948—J&J 6 2.50
4s 1938-1952
F&A 6 0.50
to
Nominal.
2.40
2.60.7o
93
STATE
Quotations for all securities are
AND
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
day of the month preceding the date of issue
as near as possible for the closing
Yield Basis
Bonds
or
Bid -
Ask
_
♦4Mb
1938-1964
M&S15 b 0.50
4Mb Refunding 1939.A&0
♦Plalnfield (T)4 Ms *38-'57A&0 b 0.50
Putnam (T) 4Mb ,38-,46-A&0 b 0.50
•Ridgefleld (T) 4Mb Jan 1 *43
Stamford (O) 4s 19'
)42 __M&N
Stamford (T) 4Mb '39-'45 J&J b 0.75
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•4Mb Sch 1938-1965—M&N
b 0.50
Sch 1939-59 J&D b 1.00
Sc
4Mb High
is
orrin
Torrington
♦5 Mb Fund 1939-'41
J&J b 1.00
4Ms July 1 1939
J&J
Wallingfora (Town) 4Mb
1943. 1948. 1953
J&J
2.20
4s 1938-46
J&D
0.75
.
J&D b 2.30
J&D b 2.40
•3s 1938-1942
J&D 6 0.40
6 0.75
6 0.40
6 2 30
4s Water 1939-1965
J&J
4Mb July 15 1938-66—J&J
4Mb 1946-1953
J&J
♦4Ms Water 1938-64
J&J
5s Water 1938-1951—M&N
5s Water 1952-1971.M&N15
West Hartf'd 4Mb 1943—J&D
4"Ms Mar 15 1939-48.M&S
W HavUSD *4
Ms'38-'56 M&N
Westport 4Ms July 1 1938-60
Weston (T) 4Mb'38-'45.M&N
Akershus (Dept of)
5s 1963——
22
22 M
s
s
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s
f 7s
Extl
s
Extl
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Extl
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f 7s 1957 1st ser-A&O
f 7s 1957 2d ser_A&0
f 7s 1957 3d ser.A&O
f 7s
f 7s
ser
ser
J&J
1945—J&J
O 1945
D
to
_
2.75
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to 3.00'
to 2.90'
to
Extl 4Mb 1956
Austrian Govt 7s 1957
Baden extl s f 7s 1951
to 1.90
M&N
J&J
J&J
i
to 2.75 <
to 2.75*
to 1.80
2.80
to
to 2.75
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to
2.80
3.00
6 0 50
6 0.50
to
7s Oct 1947
Bolivia
Ext
Extl 7s 1958_
jRep)
2~50
to
2.90«
3.00*
0.90
to
1.90I*
1.80
to
A&O
2.70*
/ 22
9H
10M
10M
to
2.15
to 2.35 %
2.00
to
2.25 %
0.50
Sussex Co 5s 1939-1970-. ..J&J
0.60
4Mb 1938-1953
.A&O 6 0.55
to
1.85%
%
to
to 2.65
to 2.45 %
2.70
4Mb 1938-1958 (s-a). .A&O 6 0.25
5s 1947-1949
.A&O
1.90
4s 1938-1941
-A&O 6 0.25
4s 1942-1948
.A&O
1.00
1.80%
2.15 %
2.30 %
County School Tax
Districts No. 4 6s 1938-55—
Columbia Co Road 6s 1955..
48
53
108
112
Coral Gables—
New refunding 2 M-5s__1977
45
47
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-54.A&0
102 M
104 H
Ref 3 Ms 1940-1947
.M&S 6 97M to 94 M
Dade County (School No 2)—
.
Refunding 4s 1938-67.M&S
Duval Co Road 5s 1955--A&O
Duval Co School District
No. 1 5s 1938-1955... A&O
Escambia Co 6s Aug 15 1951.
Gainesville 5Ms July 1938-406Ms July 1941-1975
Hillsborough Co 5s Oct ! 1943
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4_.
Jacksonville—
5s Jan 15 1939-45. .J&J 15
5Ms Jan 15 1940-45. J&J 15
Refunding 2.60s Jan 1 1957
Lakeland 6s.
94
113
9
20
6 4.00
100
3.50 %
110
6 2.75
to 3.50
6 3.75
100
to
100
%
4.25 %
103
102
6 2.50
to 2.80
6 3.50
to 4.00
6 3.00
to 2.80
69
/ 67
„
107
to 3.50
to 4.25
105
100
89
91
Miami Beach—
5Ms
5Ms
1938-1939
M&N
1940-1950
M&N
Ref 4Mb non-opt 1947-56-
3.50
2.75
4.40
4.10
4.10
80
83
3.90
95
F&A
107M
Refunding 4s 1939-62.F&A
Orange County 5s 1944--J&J
1952-1953
;
5 Ms 1945 1950
„
J&J
M&S
6s 1940-1950
Palm Beach
(City of) 5s
99
4.40
101
4.20
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-4Ms'75M&N
7 Ms 1946
Ser A int
f 6s
55
103
3-5s Oct 1 1972
55
Suwanee Co Road 5Ms 19466 4.75
Tampa—
5s June 1955 opt *25
98
J&J
5s W W Purch '38-72.F&A 6 4.40
4Mb Impt 1937
J&J
100
West Palm Beach—
47
57
4.25
4.00
102
49
30M
29 %
32M
28
27
12
14
16
13
15
16
16
15M
15M
15M
15M
M&S]/ 15M
M&N " 15M
s
s
f 6s 1962..
f 6s 1963
16
16
16
16
13
S f gu 6s 1961
6s
1962
6% notes 1931
6s stamped 1931
Chinese Government—
15
14
J&D
11
18
23
28
Hukuang Rys 5s£._J&D 15
2M-5s 1954
Cologne Germ'y 6Ms'50.M&S
Colombia Rep 6s 1961.-J&J
28
A&O
lOM
10M
.
ilH
f 7s 1957
22 M
92
F&A
7s stamped 1957..
7s stamped 1937
6s
1946
Tax free in Connecticut,
t Called Sept. 1 atjpar.
a
Called May 1 at par.
20
32
80
75
26
A&O
1st series 1957
25"M
F&a /
2d
23
20
6Ms 2nd series 1949—_f&A f
2r$H
Havana—1st 6s 1939
93
Q-J
6s
""22M
94
q-j
Heidelberg (Germ) 7Ms'50J&
/
....
Hellenic
Republic (Greek)
Sec Wat Wks ext 8s
1952... /
"17M
58
104 M
See Munich Bank
Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
8
7 Ms 1945
J&J
Extl s f 7s Sept 1940—J&J
Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
Mtg 7Ms 1961
S f
7 Ms 61 ser
ser A..m&N
B ($ bds)m&N
105
16
15M
18
ff
::::
Hungary (King) 7Ms '44.F&A / 34
Ext at 4M% to 1979—F&a
34M
Irish Free State 5s 1960.M&n
Italy (Kingd) extl 7s '51.J&d
Prestito Redimibile
3Ms..
Ital Cred Consortium for
Pub wks ext 7s B'47 m&S
18
37 M
36
115
liH
"76M
30
75°6H
76 M
57 M
74
75M
57
Pub Util Credit s f 7s'52J&J
Japanese Government—
Sf 6 Ms 1954
f&A
Extl s f
5jMs 1965
m&N
Oriental Dev Co 6s'53.m&S
58 M
57
56M
Orient Dev Co 5Ms'58M&N
54 M
Jugoslavia—See Mtge Bank of
/
24
82
50'
b Basis,
9M
25
12
74 M
uuueueJ K
96 M
94 M
....
/
iv-ity;
ts luio.m*
Maranhao (State) Brazil—
Ext s f 7s 1958
Mo,.,
Medellin (Munic) (Colombia)
7s extl Dec 1 1951
6Ms 1954
Mendoza (Prov) Argentina—
55
Stamped
♦
29M
22 M
Germany—
24
48M
ff
31
35
Sink fd 7s(of 1926) '46 M&N / 22
Sink fd 7s (of 1927) *47 F&A / 22
95
Copenhagen 5s June 1 *52 J&D
Extl g 4Mb 1953——M&N
Cordoba (City)—
70
A&O
Mtge Bk—
20-yr sf 6Ms 1947
s
Gold
,
A&O
29 M
Hanover (City) Germany 7s'39 /
Hanover (Prov)
23
1946
Extl
32
30
6s Oct 1961
4s
15M
13M
15M
UH
J&D31
A&O
M&N
15
12M
12M
12M
J&D31
27
32
Hessen.
A&O
1960
1953-
Helsingfors (City) Finland—
Extl s f 6Ms 1960
a&O
13
f 6s Feb 1961...F&A
Extlsf 6s Sept. 1961..M&S
Extl Ry ref 6s 1961
J&J
s
Colombia
100
8M
40
4.60
103
4
6s
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl s f 7s 1960 ser A__M&S
Chili (Rep) ext 7s 1942.M&N
s
6s
11X
13 H
Ireland—See British
20
6s part paid 1968.._F&A
18
Guatemala 8s 1948
m&N / 28
Haiti (Rep) 6s extl 1952.A&0
75M
7M
29M
1938.A&015
Central Bank of Germany—
6s A 1952-.
.F&A / 25
6s series B 1951
A&O / 25
Extl
Extl
#
Hamburg (State of) Germany
2
ctfs
27 M
27
25
6M
_
29
18
8X
s f 7s 1964—M&n
/
7s part paid 1964
M&n
6s 1968—F&A /
6M
6M
A&O
24
32
35
17 M
Sink fund
"5M
26 M
6M
Gt Brit &
43 M
Extl sec 7s 1948
J&D
Ceara (Brazil) 8s 1947-—J&D
Cent Agricul Bank
(Germany)
Farm loan 7s 1950.-M&S 15
Farm loan 6s I960—-J&J15
Farm loan 6s I960—A&015
3.25
104
Petersburg—
Refunding—
Refunding 2-5s__,
4M
21
/
June 1 '35 to June 1 *37—
13
German Prov & Comm Bko
(Con Agr Loan)6Ms'58 J&D J 25
UO «J OtJL» /
Graz(Mun)Austria &'54M&n / 26
32
33
it*
(Colombians f 7s *47-M&N
20M
coups Dec 1934" stpd /
Apr.l5'35toApr.l5'38— /
Young coupons Dec 1'34 stp /
Greek Govt
Callao (Peru) 7Ms 1944—J&J
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s '54.J&J
Oauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
Extl
3.75
57
63
31H
32 M
Caldas—Extsf 7Ms 1946. J&J
Extl
69
62
41M
Sec s f 7s 1967
J&J
Stabil loan 7 Ms 1968.M&N
4.50
to
54M
55 M
8?*
95
/ 22
w
Bulgaria (Kingdom)
4.35
106
90
Jan-June 1938-_
Scrip
Dawes
73
45
58
108
102 M
90
f
Stpd(Canadian holdef)"'65'/
German Extl 7s '49 stampA&O / 31M
7s unstamped 1949
/
Default coups July-Dec'33. / 58
Jan to June 1934
/ 40
July to Dec 1934/ 39
Jan to June 1935/ 37 M
July to Dec 1935
./ 36
Jan to June 1936
/ 34M
July to Dec. 1936
/ 33
Jan to June 1937
/ 25 M
July to Dec. 1937...
/ 25
75
75
f 4s S bonds 1984.J&J
23
20 M
20 M
20 M
Sfcnri/TinnoHtor*
*
53 M
54 M
101
90 M
31M
...
88
40
4.60
3.80
109
"18
60
104 M
96
100
——
/
Int ctfs of dep
July 1 1938.. /
German Cons Munic 7s*47F&A/
Cons munic 6s 1947--J&D/
71
/ 35
4.50
4.75
97
110M
101M
60
35
7% assonted
Pensacola 4Msref 1941..J&J
101
5s 1958-...
J&J
103
Pinellas Co ref
88
highway
Polk County 5s
July 1 1938-40 6 3.00
St Augustine 6-4s stam'd
65
1955
5Ms & 6s imp 1937
51
F&A
St Johns Co Road 5s 1946—_
100
Road 5Ms 1944
M&S
100
St
%
_
70
78 stamped 1952
7 Ms stamped 1947
Cali
__
.
15
14 M
7s plain 1949.
Govt Internal—
5Ms loan of 1965
J&D /
5Ms unstamped 1965
/ 22
98
109M
99 M
5
106"
German
96M
M&S
Buenos Aires (Prov)6s'61 M&S
6s stamped 1961
s
.
17 M
War Loan 3 Ms of 1932
Victory 4s due 1975—
Smyrna—
Ref 3-4M-6s Jan 1 1964—
Orlando—
5s
—
_
17
s
M&N/
Funding 3s 1946
27
f 6s 1950
J&D
British 4s 1990 opt '60—_M&N
Extl
Water & Light 5Ms 1940-50 103
Leon County 5s
July 1 1938-40 6 2.75
5s July 1 1941-55.
6 3.50
Marion Co Road 6s Feb 1 '52.
101
Road bonds 5s
98
July 11952—
Miami—
Refunding 5s Jan 1 1964—
—
„
21
**
f
A&O /
7s ext of 1949
stamped-J&D
9
18
105 M
99 H
7Ms ext 1941 stamped J&D
7 Ms plain 1941
erman Conversion Offer—
9
28
Q^i
1939
7s 1938-1945
Extl sf 6Ms 1953
French Government—
11M
6
4
68
"20"
Frankfurt-on-Main (Germ)—
11M
9
6 Ms stamped 1961
—
Internal 4s
3M
3M
6
—
96
110
«*<■»
—
3 Vs
6
f 5s of 1957
65
62
50
Ecuador Int 6s 1929
Estonia (Rep of) 7s, 1967 J&J
Finland (Repub) 6s '45-M&S
25
6
Hungarian Bk 7 Ms 1962.
Bud' pest (City) 6s J'n'3ocoup'62
Brevard
New
JM
25
4s of 1900
s
65
51
\
21H
21
4Mb of 1888
30-yr
51
50
5Msof *26 ext 2d ser 1969
Dortmund Munic 6s 1948—_
21M
Dresden (Ger) ext 7s '45 M&N
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945
20
Duisburg 7s to 1945
/ 20
El Salvador
(Rep)—8sA'48 J&J
Certificates of deposit
23 M
101
4s of 1910
4s of 1889
Brit
FLORIDA
64
Administrations—
_
112
10
5 f 5s 1958
to
65
10
20-year
to
64
60
10
to 2.20
%
%
1.25 %
2.00 %
64
60
5 Ms of '22 ext 1961
2d series 1961
5 Ms of '26 ext 1st ser 1969
103M
7
to 2.00
101M
98 M
60
Customs
104
7
Funding 5s 1931-1951
Funding scrip
102
iri
17
22 M
17 M
7
Bremen (State) 7s 1935—M&S
6s1940
Brisbane (City) Australia-
99M
40
60
24
5s of 1895_
5s of 1913
4 Ms of 1883
0.50
1.85
80
100
98
24
12M
Extlsf6Ms (1927) *57.A&O
78
2d Series 1942
5 Ms Cust Adm 1940--A&O
2nd ser 5Ms 1940—-A&O
7
A&O
Brazil 8% ex 1941
J&D
7s Cent Ry elec 1952—J&D
Extlsf 6Ms (1926) "57-A&0
68M
99 M
Mtge
Bank of
23 M
2M
2M
2M
J&J
M&S
17
Dominican Rep 5 Ms '42.M&S
i8*
8*
'
8s *47 M&N
Extl sf 7s 1969
6s 1940
to 2.25«
J&J
J&D
—
to 2.60
6 0.40
f 7s 1955
s
73
B..A&0
ser
Ext'l
5Ms 1955
F&A
Trust rets 4Ms 1962 A&O 15
Denmark Mtge Bk—See
■
110M
Bergen, NorEx.sf 5s '60M&S t99»»2
Berlin 6 Ms 1950
A&O
6s June 15 1958
J&D /
Bogota (City) extl 8s '45.A&0 t
J*
Extl s f 6 Ms 1947——A&O A
9
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May '47 / 22
Extl
to 2.90
6 0.50
HO M
v
/ 22
A&O / 22
13
Barrauquilla 8s 1935-40-46-48
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6Ms '45-F&A / 20 M
Bavarian Palatinate 7s 1945-_ f 15M
Belg Govt extl 6 Ms 1949 M&S 102 M
102 %
External s f 6s 1955
J&J
to 2.75 «
to
31
Bank of Colombia 7s '47-A&O
7s 1948-
to 2.40
80
102
101
98
f 8s 1952
Danzig Port & Wat Ways Bd
Extl s f 6 Ms 1952
J&J
Denmark ext 6s 1942
J&J
80 M
S f extl loan 4s Apr '72. A&O
2% Treasury notes 1948—
s
Cons Municipal Loan
5Ms
1955
-M&N
5s
1953
F&A
80 M
Australia (Commonwealth)—
Extl 5s July 15 1955.J&J15
Extl 5s 1957
M&S
Ext
Danish
91M
s f conv 4 Ms '71-M&N
S f extl loan 4s Feb '72.F&A
to 2.25
to
Wilmington—
4 MsBldg—Con *53-*62 M&S
164"
17
19
JL \JU
Argentine Repub—
0.40
2Ms April 1 1958-1966.
Kent Co 4Mb 1945-1950 -M&S
New Castle Co—
6Ms 1938-1944
..J&J
18M
Antwerp (City) extl 5s '58 J&D
0.50
DELAWARE
2Mb April 1 1939-19472Ms April 1 1948-1957.
_
22
24
Extl
83 M
(Republic)—
sf 7s 1951
Extl s f 5 Ms '53
J&J 15 -102 %
5Ms Pub Wks June 30'45J&D f 68'
Serial 5Ms 1937
—J&J /100
Cundinamarca Dep (Colombia)
Extl s f 6 Ms 1959
M&N /
5
Czechoslovak Republic—
Ext s f 8s 1951 ser A..A&0
73
100M
3
3
5
8s1946
sec
Ask
/ 17 M
Funding 5s 1951
M&N / 15
Costa Rica Pac Ry 7
Ms 1949 / 17
5s 1949
/ 16
Cuban 5s 1944 opt 1911—M&S 101 %
Extl g 4 Ms '49 opt
F&A 101M
Extl O vw 1949
g 5s XOXi7w«>n«.alaiMM<li IXiXX
F&A
103 M
3Z
/o
6M
6M
6M
B 1945--J&J
ser
Rica
Ext
23
23
23 M
24
J&J
Extl
J&J
Wind am (Township)—
4s 1939-1942
4s 1942-1952
22
"
Extl
81
_
M&N alOOM
20
M&S
Antioquia Col (Dept of)Extl s f 7s ser A 1945
Bid
Costa
22
Norway-
Anhalt 7s to 1946
to 2.75'
Water bury—
♦2Mb 1950-1962
♦2Mb 1950-1962
Bonds
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl s f 7s 1942
...J&J
6s (Feb '35 coupon on) .1947
6s (Apr '35 coupon on,.1948
7s
(Apr '35 coupon on)-1946
7s (Jan '35 coupon on)-1947
2.90
to
Ask
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
Agricul Mtge Bk (Colombia)
4Ms Water Aug 1941--F&A
4Mb 1938-1909.
F&A b 0.60 to 3.00 <
♦4Ms Sch Aug '38-'43_F&A b 0.50 to 1.90(
♦4s Park 1938-1943—F&A
0.50 to 1.90'
New Haven—
*4b Apr 2, '40 tax-expt A&O b 1.90
1.75'
♦4Mb 1943-1952
b 2.10 to 2.75 1
•5s
1938-1951
J&J
0.40 to 2.80
New London
4Mb Park July 1942.-J&J
4Mb Water ref I960-—F&A
Nor walk (O) 4s 1954-1964—
♦4Mb Sch March 1939-1953. 6 0.50 to 2.75'
•4Mb Improv't '38-'39--J& J b 0.50 to 1.001
3Ms 1938-71
A&O b 0.50 to 3.00'
354s 8ewer 1947-70- J&D15 b 2.25 to 3.00
5s 1938-1971
A&O b 0.75 to 3.40'
Norwalk (T) 4 Ms 1942--J&D
4Mb Sewer 1940-68
M&S b 1.60
Norwich 4 Ms water 1939.M&S
Bid
Bonds
New Britlan Continued—
f Flat, nrice.
k Last sale,
f 10
,f.6H
17
9
7
^
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n
f~22~~
67
Nominal.
"70"
April, 1938]
AND
STATE
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Bid
Ask
Foreign Govts, and
Cities (Concl.)
1H
-
5s extl loan of 1899 1945—
5s assented 1945_
{-IV
J&D
-
4s of 1904-1954
4s assented 1954
J&D
Extl 48 of 1910 (£20 pieces)
£100 and £200 pieces
Treas 6 % notes '23 ext to '33
£20 pieces
£100 and £200 pieces
1H
2%
2J*
2X
1
"~2H
M&S
Extl 6Ha 1959 ser A..M&S
Montevideo (Oity) 7s '52.J&D
f 6s 1959 ser A.M&N
58
f 5s 1972 ser IX J&D
s
bonds of 1937-78
A&O
6s funding 1956
Second 5s 1956
Nov '32-May *35 coupons..
Nov '35-May '37 coupons..
7%
Stamped
5% scrip_
—
Dollar funding 3s 1956. A&O
Coupons 1936-1937
Porto Alegre (Oity) Brazil—
Sinking fund 8s 1961—J&D
8 f 40-yr 7 Ha 1966
J&J
F&A
7s 1968
Sul
35
Yokohama extl 6s 1961.-J&D
57
572*
s
s
f 6s 1968.
Rome extl
Rumania
CANADA
(American Dollar Quotations)
Dominion of Canada—
Is (12*-yr) 1939
7s
1002*
102 H
102 H
1015*
100 %
100H
102 H
22
25""
99
33
102
40
32
10
5s Nov 15 1941
992*
l04~"
47
36
Gold
30
96
96
6
Russian 6}*s June 18
Certificates of
5H
6
8
~lx
72*
45
8
62
55
69
46
50
25
30
35
37
6H
5
8
6
6s series B
ser
Certificates of
42*s May 1. 1945
M%N
42*8 Dec 15,1956—J&D 15
Montreal 5s Dec 1. 1945-J&D
5s
(State)
11
i?«
6
602*
28
12*
2*
i
292*
A&O
J&J
10
8s ctfs of deposit 1948—
Santa
F&A
San Paulo
(Brazil) State of8% external loan 1936.J&J
Extl 8s 1950
J&J
Extl 7s 1956
M&S
Extl s f 6s of 1928,1968 J&J
9
102*
82*
6s 1943
Sec
s
f 7s
4s
Stamped 1942
Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
55
7s 1945
A&O
62
4s 1945 stamped..
A&O
51
Scrip
Santander (Dept) Colombia
Extl s f 7u 1948
A&O
8
Santiago(Clty)Ohile7s '49 J&J
132*
122*
lbH
Extl s f 7s 1961
M&N
Sao Paulo Brazt|„8s 1952 M&N
Extl
f 6H«
|957-M&N 15
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
J&D
10 2*
s
Sink fund 6 Ha
30
Mar 22
1946
J&D
../
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
Extl 8s 1962
M&N /
Extl 7s 1962 ser B...M&N/
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
Extl sf 7s 1958
J&D /
6s 1947
21
20?*
20%
242*
212*
43
50
Silesian Landowners Assn—
(Bank of the) 1st 6s 47 F&A / 20
Sydney (City) N S W—■
25-yr s f 5>*s 1955
F&A 102^
t Quotations
42*s
4 2*s
42*s
42*s
42*s
per
1944
M&S
Jan 15. '39 -'47
J&J 15
Jan '15 *48-'57-J&J 15
1938
M&N 15
1939-1970
M&N 15
312*
1022*
1941
74
75
75
105
104
89
92
85
88
81
83
'
103
1042*
1032*
992*
992*
105
1002*
982*
102
101
101
100
98
992*
962*
992*
982*
982*
98
1122*
1062*
1072*
1142*
1142*
119
1102*
102
1122*
1012*
105
M&N
1002*
100
100
102
105
34
114
1072*
109
116
116
1202*
1112*
to
111
115
to"lie
105
100 gold rouble bond, equivalent to 77.4234
91
102
102
May 15,1938-43-M&N 15
4s May 15,1944-57.M&N 15
4s May,
15,1958-^8 .M&N 15
Hydro Elec Bow Com—
42*8 Jan 1, 1970.._J&J 2
Ottawa City 5s '38 '45...J&J
6s Munic Imp '38-*50—J&J
6s July 1. 1938-1956
J&J
42*s
1938-1944
J&J
4 2*s 1938-1942
J&J
42*s
1943-1960
J&J
Quebec (Province)—
8-yr 22*s 1944
M&N
15-yr 3s 1951..
M&N
3 2*s 1949
J&J
3 2*s sf deb 1952
J&D
42*s 1961—
M&N
42*s 1956
J&D
^.4
ebec City—
Quf
5s S F (non-call) 1960-M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
5s 1943 (non-call)__J&D15
6s 1959 (non-call)....M&N
42*s July 2 1945
J&J2
42*s 1955
42*s Mar 15 I960
M&S
4s Nov 15 1957
M&N15
—
4s
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942.M&S
92
104
113
(Prov)—
Deb 5s I960.
M&S
Deb 42*s Sept 15'52 M&S15
Deb 42*s I960
M&N 15
4s
1940'."."——A&O
972*
972*
100
104
104
Ontario (Prov) 6s '43..M&S15
5 2*s 1946
J&J
5s 1959
M&N
(Brazil)—
Catharina
8s 1947...
47
grams of pure
gold.
1052*
1052*
116,
to"107
108
108
1182*
100
to
113
101
to
120
101
to
117
101
2.00
to 2.75 %
to 2.75
to 2.50
2.60
to 4.00
to 3.00
Pulaski Co 5s 193848
J&J 6 2.25
Rome 4s Mun bldg'38-'39 A&O 6 1.75
Savannah—42*s ref 1943. J&J 6 2.50
to 3.50
42*s
42*s
4 2*s
42*s
4 2*8
2.00
to 2.25
2.25
6 2.50
2.25
3.10
6 3.25
6 2.25
to 3.50
6 4.00
to 5.00
6 2.00
to 2.75
6 2 00
to 3.25
95
100
95
J&D
100
IDAHO
Cap Bldg 1939
J&J
Impt 1938-47 opt *30
Ref 1938-1939
A&O
1.50
2.00
1.50
2.25
1.50
ref 1940-45
A&O
Road 1939 opt *27—J&J
Boise City 42*s 1951
J&J
ILLINOIS
3.50
0.40
42*s Serv Comp '38-'43_Aug 1
42*s Serv Comp '38-*43_Aug 1
42*8 Serv Comp *38-'44_Aug 1
4s Highway 1938-43
May 1
4s Highway 1945-54
M&S
4s Highway 1955-58
M&N
32*s Emerg Rel *38-'47 Dec 15
3 2*s Emerg Ref '48-'54 Dec 15
0.40
0.40
0.30
1.75
2.30
0.60
2.00
to
1.60 %
to 1.65 %
to 1.60
to 1.50
to 2.25 %
to 2.40 %
to 1.90 %
to 2.30 %
1
■
Bloomington—
42*s Water
1938-1961 opt 1952 M&S 6 2.00
to 3.25
Champaign County—
6 1.00
to 2.25
3s 1941-1944
6
1.75
to
3s 1945-1948..
6 2.50
to
5s
Road
1938-1943—M&N
Chicago—
3s 1957 opt '39-'40
3s 1957 opt '41 -'42
3s 1956 opt 1945-49
32*s
32*s
32*s
32<js
1951
1952
1953
1955
opt
opt
opt
opt
100
992*
100
2.40
2.85
100 H
1003*
101H
2.25
1940
1945
1946
1951.
2.90
3.00
3.15
1939.
48 If
0.75
4s 1945-1948
6 1.25
6 2.50
4s 1949-1950
6 2.90
4s 1940-1944
42*s 1954
to 2.40
%
2.80 %
to 3.00 %
3.10
to
Board of Education—
3s 1957 opt 1939
3s 1957 opt 1941-43
100
992*
992*
3s 1957 opt 1945-47
32*s 1955 opt 1946
42*s 1954 opt 1944—Chicago Park District—
32*s 1956 opt 1946.
955
4s If" opt 1939
4s 1955 opt 1940-'44
4s 1955 opt 1945-*47
48 .1955 opt 1948-'55
Sanitary District—
4s 1955 opt 1939
4s 1955 opt 1940-'44
4s 1955 opt 1945-'47
4s 1955 opt 1948-'54
1003
100 J
101
3.00
2.70
.
1012*
102?*
1.00
6 2.00
to 2.90
3.00
to 3 .05
3.10
to 3.25
%
}
1.00
2.00
to
2.90 %
%
6 3.00
to 3.05
6 3.10
to 3.20
Cook County—
4s 1956 opt 1939—
%
1.00
4s 1956 opt
4s 1956 opt
6 2.00
to
2.90
6 3.00
to
3.05
j
4s 1956 opt
6 3.10
to 3.20
%
M&N 6 1.00
to 2.25
%'
1940-'44_
1945-'47
1948-'53
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
5sl938-1944
Evanston S D No 76—
101
4 2*s
110
June 1
1938-1948—
6 1.25
to
3.00 %
Forest Preserve—
992*
95
to 3.00
to 2.00
48,,
48
111
2.50
4s Pav & Sew '38 to '39-J&J 6 1.75
Marietta 5s W W 1939
F&A 6 2.25
48
102
to 4.25
Macon—
46
42*s non call 1958-M&N 15
42*ssf Apr 15. 1961 A&015
Scotia
Crisp Co—
Hydro-elec 5s '39-'57.F&A 6 3.25
Dougherty Co 5s '39-'48 M&S 6 1.75
48
"
6 3.75
6 3.00
2.00
/ 46
/ 46
/ 46
1022*
102 2*
1032*
42*s 1955.
M&S
North Vancouver 5s '60.-J&J / 31
New Brunswick—
89
to 2.90
Woodbury 6s 1938-49
120
M&N
90
85
J&J 6 1.75
42*8 1938-1956
J&J 6 1.75
Augusta—42*s Flood*42 M&N 6 2.25
Clarke Co 5s 1939-1944—J&J 6 1.75
Columbus—5s 193844—J&J 6 1.75
Cordele 5s W W 1938
J&J 6 2.00
Bibb Co 42*8 1948-49—M&N 6 3.10
49
50
1182*
5s Nov 1, 1969
,
Nova
12
f Nov
1, 1956
M&N
42*s May. 1954
42*s Jan, 1944
J&J
42*8 1938-1939
A&015
42*s 1940-1951
A&O 15
42*s June 1, 1971
J&D
4s May 1,1944
M&N
3 Ha refdg May. 1939-M&N
Metrop Co 42*s *53.'54&'61
4 2*s May 1, 1965
M&N
Harbor Commissioners—
s
86
5s Water 1939-51
49
49
Lachine P Q 5s 1954
J&D
Manitoba (Prov) 5s *44-J&D 2
106
95
93
91
6 2.25
47
47
A&O
Athens—42*8 June 30 1943—
Atlanta—42*8 Jan 1 1940-J&J
47
50
49
4s Elec L & P 1941
87
J&J 6 1.25 to 2.20
2.80
J&D b 3.10
42*s Drainage 1944
F&A
42*s Refunding 1959.-F&A
Spalding Co—5s '39-'49—J&J
Swainsboro 6s 1938-50—A&O
Valdosta 5s 1939-1942
Jan
Ware Co 5s Road 1938-49 J&J
Watkins 8 D 6s 1938-50.M&N
47
Hamilton—
I.....
4s scrip
8s 1948
1122*
1102*
1032*
1072*
1082*
1072*
1112*
1112*
1132*
1102*
48
24
deposit—
1072*
1062*
1102*
1102*
48
70
A '47 M&S
1947
107
Ifli
J&J
A&O 15
A&O
5s sf 1955 & 1960
A&O
Halifax N S 4s July. 1945
5s Jan. 1951
J&J
—
(Mtge Bk) 6s
88
942*
1002*
1002*
1022*
.M.
105
1919..
100
982*
jf 45
Brit Col (Prov) 5s *48.-J&J 15 ^96
-.96
5s Apr 25, 1954
A&O 25
*95
42*s 1938-1946
J&D 29
902*
42*sl947-1956
J&D 29
4 2*s s f deb Jan 23 '69 J&J23 ^892*
71
Calgary 5s July 1,1945..-J&J
Edmonton (C) 5s '45&'50A&0 *.72
72
21
deposit—
101
*
62*
5H% ext loan Dec 1921
Certificates of deposit —
Saarbrucken (City) Germany
Extl s f 6s 1953
J&J
Salvador 7s 1957
80
1032*
•
102
J&J
A&O
52*s 1947
Gold 5s 1959
42*s Jan 15, 1942—J&J 15
Deb 4 2*s 1956
A&O
42*s Jan 15.1957
J&J
42*s July 16. 1958
J&J
42*s Apr 1, 1961
A&O
42*s June 1, 1967
J&D
Debenture 4s 1954
J&D
9
1012*
1002*
992*
A&O
M&N
Gold 52*8 1952
Gold 5s 1948
5s 1950
992*
982*
952*
95
M&N
Refunding 5s 1943
5s May 1952
Alberta (Prov of)—
GEORGIA
4J*s ref 1938-1945
Albany—5s 1945
Road 5s 1949-53
M&S
J&J
J&D
M&N
F&A
J&D
M&S
J&J
14-yr 32*s 1951
M&N
25-yr 3 2*s 1961 opt '56 J&J
15-yr 3 2*s. 1949
A&O
20 yr 4s 1952
A&O
30-yr4* I960-A&O
15-vr 4 2*s 1940
M&S
Refunding 4 2*s 1944.A&0
101 ?*
100
101
F&A
1959
86
82
79
76
Appling County—
J&D 1992*
1% notes 1941
22*s Jan 15 1944
8-yr 2 Ha 1943
7-yr 22*s 1944
10-yr 2 2*s 1945
20-yr 3s 1955
3s perpetual
3s Jan 15 1967..
106 H
105 H
s f 6?*s 1952._A&0
(Monopolies)
Institute
\ly>
35
105 H
105 H
M&N
J&D
J&D
f 7s 1967
Extl
91
85
82
22
1946.-A&O
Extl
92
89
89
20
6
f 8s
"98
88
93
212*
6s 1936
5s 1941.
6s 1933
Do
95
87
Winnipeg, Man 5s '44.-.A&0
Wurtemberg 7s to 1945.M&N
6Ha 1959—
s
1062*
1002*
42*8 non-call 1944...M&N
42*s June 1 1946
J&D
42*8 June 15 1950—J&D15
4s Aug 1 1946
F& A15
"
82*
5J*
72*
f 1966
105
32*s July 1 1944-45
J&J
Vancouver. B C 52*s '39-A&O
52
40
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1946-—A&O
Extl s f 6Ha 1953
F&A
s
107
108
1112*
....
96?*
....
Grande
1142*
1012*
52*s 1952
F&A
58 1940 & 1941 var
5s 1945 & 1946 var
5s 1950 & 1951 var..
5s Jan 15 1970
J&J14
42*s 1942 and 1967—F&A
Verdun deb 5s 1954...
43
43
37
30
30
37
31
A&O/
Queensland (State) 7s *41 A&O
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
Brazil ext
110
Wi
-F&A
Westphalia (Prov Bk) 6s 1933
6s 1952
7s extl
1012*
tt
97 H
Prague (Greater) Oity-—
63
7Ha loan of 1932-52.-M&N
Prussia 6 Ha 1951
M&S 15 /
Rio
.
422*
Vienna (O) extl 6s '52—M&N
Warsaw (City) 7s 1958. .F&A / 43
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 1941
50
Panama
(National Bank)—
6 Ha series O & D6 Ha '48-'49
6 Ha series A & B 1946-47—
Parana (State) Brazil 7a 1958Pernambuco (State of) Brazil
Extl s f 7s 1947
M&S
Peru sec s f 7s 1959
M&S
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960-J&D
Extl s f 6s 1961
A&O
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940-A&O
Stab'n 1 s f 7s 1947-A&0 15
Extl s f 8s 1950
J&J
.
43
32
Hossen 7s to 1945
P&A / 20
New South Wales (Australia)5s extl s f 1957
F&A
99
Extl s f 5s 1958
A&O
99
Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
Sf 5H8 1950
A&O 100
Oslo s f extl 4 Ha 1955—A&O
Panama (City) 6 Ha 1952
Panama (Rep)ext5Ha'53 J&D
Extl s f 5s 1963..
M&N
42
41
35
50
Munich Bank—
Norway ext 6s 1943
F&A
External s f 6s 1944..F&A
4 Ha extl Bk fd 1956—-M&S
4>*s extl sk fd 1965—A&O
Sk fd extl 4s 1963
F&A
Norway Municipalities Bank
► Guars f 5s 1970
J&D
Nuremburg extl 6s 1952.F&A
Oldenburg (Free State) 7s 1945
Oriental Devel—See Jap Govt
45
Net
110
J&J
1938-1939
J&D
5s 1940-1949
J&D
5s 1950-1959
—J&D
42*s 1938-1939———A&O
42*s 1940-1941
A&O
iHa 1942-1945
A&O
42*s 1946-1961
A&O
4s £ July 1 1948
J&J
48
Ask
102
J&J
5s 1940-1950
91.15
32*s extl re-adj 1984..J&J
392*
Valparaiso 6s 1939
/ 11
Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia—
Secured sf 7s 1957
.
Toronto (Concl.)
Toronto 6s 1938-1940
1002*
1960
Bid
5s
...
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
Exch
f 6s
Bonds
6
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
S f 7s 1952 ser A
A&O
7
37
s
To
or
Net
56
F&A / 42
bonds of 1937-1979—M&S
4-4 2*-4 2* % extl readj s f
5H
5%
502*
86.55
M&N
i
Extl sf 6s 1964—M&N f
3 2*-4-4 2*% extl readj s f
Extl
Minas Goraes (State) Brazil
Extl 6 Ha 1958
1952
f 52*s
Uruguay 8s ext 1946
3
57
s
Gold 7s 1943
3
1
Milan(Italy)ext 6>*s '52 .A&O
s
Ask
M&S
422*
1961
A&O
53
Tolima (Dept of) 7s '47-M&N /
5
Trondhjem (City), Norway—
Extl s f 52*s 1957
M&N *100
JUnion of Soviet Soc Republics
Extl
South Wales
Extl
Bid
Tokyo (City of) 5s of 1912—
5s of 1912
> ield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Net
Metrop Water Serv—See New
Mexican Irrigation s f gtd 4^8
Stamped assented
f
Mexico (Republic)—
93
Yield Basis
To
or
~
Bonds
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
962*
992*
982*
982*
972*
1082*
110
111
112
103
105
74
76
&
72
70
74
67
652*
652*
1939
1940-'44
1945-'47
1948-'52
Granite City 4 2*s 1938-48 J&D
Jackson Co 4?*s 1938-46.J&J
1.00
2.00
to 2.90
3.00
4s 1956 opt
4s 1956 opt
to
3.10
3.05
to 3.20
2.50
to
2.00
INDIANA
Elkhart 4 2*8 WW '38-75 A&O 6 2 00
Evansville 4s ref 1942
J&J
Fort Wayne
652*
42*8 1938 to 1941
* Called May 1 at par.
1942 to 1946
1947 t.o 1957....
A&O
6
%
to 3.25
Lake Co 5s Road '38-'49_F&A
2.00
River Forest S D No 90
42*8 1938-1944
J&D 6 1.50
67
64
4s 1956 opt
4s 1956 opt
I
3 -50 %
to
%
3.25 %
to
2.75 %
to 4 00
%
-|2.10
1.50
to 1.90 %
A&O 6 2.00
A&O 6 2.50
to 3.00 %
6 Basis. / Flat price, k Last sale,
to 2.40 %
n
Nominal.
:
STATE
94
Yield Basis
(City)—
&o
„
,39-,47-J&J
1 '41-J&J
4Kb Sch Une 15'40 J&D15
b 1.50
1939-1955----.-J&J
1939—J&J
Indianapolis S D—
4s Blag Sept 1 1946—J&J
3 Ms July 1 1941
J&J
b 1.50
Track Elev
2.75
4s Fire Dep J'ne
4 Mb
2%00
1.76
to 2.75
I50
3 Ms Oity Hall
2.25
5s Oct 20 1938-39--A&O b 1.50
So Bend 4Mb W W '43-M&N
to
2.25
M&S
1939-1948-F&A
b 2.00
to
2.75 %
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
IOWA
As
1938-1942J&D b 0.50
Jedar Rapids 4 Ms'4{P53M&N b 2.50
1.40
Clinton Go 2 Ms 1942.-M&N
tig
to 1.10
2.90
to
less 1
4Mb
4Mb
1.00
1.25
1.00
1939-1940
M&N
1940-1941——M&N
4 Ms W W 1938-42—.J&D
6s Gen Oblig 1938-40--J&J
Des Moines lud S D—
0.75
1.00
to 1.50
4Mb Sept 1 1945--—M&S
4Mb 1944
----4s Sept 11945
—M&S
Fort Dodge 5s Fund '39.A&0
Lee Oo Prim Road 2MS-1948
2.30 less!
2.20 lessl^,
2.25 lesslM
1.00 less 1
2.15 less 1
0.75 to 2.10
Lyon Co 2Mb May 1 1938-47Marshalltown Ind 8D—„
5s Oity Hal) 1938-39.M&N b 0.50
Marshall town—
4 Ms Water
4Ms
Water
to
1938-42 —.A&O b 1.00
1943-44. A&O b 1.85
b 0.75
6 1.00
6s Ref Aug 151940—F&A15 6 1.25
4M8 Sewer 1938-47--M&N 6 1.00
2Mb 1938-1956
J&J b 0.75
1941-.J&J 6 1.30
Woodb'y Oo Fund 2Ms'42-,46 6 1.40
2.10
to 2.10
to 2.50
1
2.50
2.25
less
to
to
less
to
Soldiers' Compensation Bonds
4HS. 1938-1952
J&J 6 0.25
4s. 1953-1954
-J&J
Crawford Oo 4 Ha 1939.
ho
0.60
—
107M
108
Boston—
101M
102
to
to 2.25
108 M
104 H
103
to 3.25
3.00
6
101H
6 0.25
to 3.25
6 3.25
to
6 3.50
to
III
V
2.15
2.20
30
2.15
1.10
2.00
2.20
%"
6 3.30
to 3.50
6 3.50
to 3.60 %
6 1.25
to 3.40
2H April 1 1938-1957....
2 Ms Sept 11938-1956.M&S
2Hs 1938-1955
J&D
Metropolitan District—
2Hs ser A 1939-58—M&S
J&J
58 July 1968
J&J
Red River A & B B District—
5s 1950 Series B
A&O
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943.M&S
5s 1965 Series D—F&A
102
to 102
101
104
104
104 H
105H
105 H
105 H
105M
104
to
3.10
%
3.80 %
100M
102
106
107
106
108
106
104
109
1
109
III
106 H
to 3.60
to 3.55
to
102H
Augusta—4s Oct 15 193S
6 0.75
103
Wks Sept 1 IS
103 M
103
1
%
%
%
Louisville—5s Sch 1962.-A&O
4 Ha Hospital 1951
M&S
-J&D
F&J
Sewer 1969
J&A,
4s Sewer 1947
F&A 6
4s Lou W Oo
1950-F&A b
4s Sewor 1965
—F&A b
4s Jan 1 1970
^J&J 6
3Hs Ref 1943
J&J b
3s Sew & Park 1941—-J&J 6
Owens boro—5s
Sewer--J&D 6
Paducah—
4Hs w w 1938-1970—A&O 6
Warren Co—4 Ha '39-'59 J&J 6
Funding 1938
4s Funding 1948
_ico 4s April 1939
Portland
J&I
J&I
..A&C
6 1 25
to 2.00 °7c
3.25
6 0 75
to
2.50 %
to 1.00
%
Dist—
1938-1950--- —M&I
Waterville 4Mb 1940-50
2.75
1.75
b 1.00
2.40
0.75 %
2.30
6 2 00
1.50 %
'•
%
6 1.00
6 2.50
6 1 00
3.50 %
to 3.50 %
to 3.00 %
to
MARYLAND
2 95
6 0.50
6 0 50
to 1.20
20
to 2.10
1.55
to 2.10
6 0.90
6 2.60
to 2.10
6 0.50
6 1.60
Annapolis 4Hs W W '4*
1
%
to 2.80
3.00
4s Jan 1 1942-1956
6 2.50
to
%
to 2
%
*39 '54 tax-ex.
0.50
4s July 1 1948-50—J&J
6 2.50
„
4s 1938-44 (tax-ex)
F&A 6 0.25
Waltham 3Ms 1938-45..F&A 6 0.50
4s 1938-1960
..F&A 6 0.40
lMs 1938-1947
F&A 6 0.25
Parks
ho
4s
to 2.80
to
2.70 %
tp 1.90
1.80
to
to 2.25
to
1.75
Water
District—
4 Ms 1939-1953
F&A
Wellesley (Town)
4s Mar 1 1939-1946
M&S
Winchester 4s 1939-1943 A&O
Worcester 1 Ms Apr 1 *38-*46MEXICO
6 0.50
Ann Arbor—
W W ref 4Mb 1938-1948 J&J
to 2.50
6 0.40
to 1.90
6 0.75
to
6 0.40
to 1.60
See Foreign
Govts page 93
MICHIGAN
1.75
5Ms July 15 1941
.J&J 15
1.75
oHs Oct 15 1941.
A&O 15
1.75
5 Ms
Highway 1941
J&D
1.50
5s Highway 1940
J&D
4Hs Highway 1943
...F&A 6 1.60
1.70
4M« Highway Impt 1944 A&O
1.75
4s Highway Impt 1942._A&0
1.75
less
less
less
less
less
less
less
1.50
to 2.25
6 2.00
to 2.15
Sewer 1938-40..M&N 6 1.50
Battle Creek S D—
to 2.00
.F&A 6 1.50
to 2.50
1938-1951 ...M&S 6 1.50
to 3.25
4Hs Sewer '46-'51-'56-A&0 6 3.60
to 3.80
Battle Greek-
4Mb
1939-1949
w w
Dearborn
Detroit—
48
1
4Ms._
4 Ms
6 0.50
to
2". 75
......
Ibo
J?25
2.40
-
1955
2.40
2.50
—
School 1938-1939—
1945-1971
6 0.50
6 2.00
to 0.90
to 2.50
to
2.60
non-callable..
Water 4s
2.10
r 62.10
6 0.50
4s
less
to 2.00
......
registered 1946
4Hs Mar 1, 1939-'55_.
4s Aug 1, 1951
4s Mar 1, 1961
6*2.75
to 2.50
5s
4s
5s series F Mar 15 1943—
%
to 1.00'
5s
4s Annex 1954
1
i
4Ms
4MB
Refunding Water series D3 Ms Oct 1 1951-1961
3 Mb Oct 1 1938-1950
3 Mb Oct 1 1948-1950——
4s July 1 1938-1947
Street railway 4Hs.._
Refunding 3 Hs f57-'62 J&D
Refunding 4s WSO-J&D
General & Street Rallway3 Ms Oct 1938-59
83
85
86
86
6 3.95
6 4.00
163S1M
lesslM
6 3.75
lesslH
61.00%
to
98
6 1.00
6 5.00
to 3
88
_S9
89
91
97 H
99 H
6 3.90
3.75%
6 5.00
6 5.00
100
.60 %
lesslM
lesslM
lesslM
•Less 1M on
bid side,
3.70
6*1125 "Too
t Less 1M
ou
bid side
6
J°65
%
3Hs Impt
6 Basis,
2.40
to
1.90
to
2.55
5.00
1940.
f Flat price
r
Less 1
on
bid side
to
1.40
X
6 4.00
6 5.00
Genera) 3s Oct 1 1959-62
Water 2Mb Oct 1 1938-62.. 6 1.00
Refunding 2Mb 1951-63 J&J 6 5.00
2.00
3Hs Jan 1 1957-1961
State Pension 5s Dec 31 1938
%
2.00 %
%
%
Baltimore—
3.75
to
to 1
6 0.75
1940-1952 June & Aug
LOUISIANA
to
to 2.00
General 3 Ms callable (Long)
2.80
2.20
3.85
3.80
to 1.75
to 1.70
5 Ms
2%g c.tfs of indebt.
2.80
00
to 0.90
6 0.50
6 0.50
4Hs 1938-1942
4Hs
2 40
to 2.60
to 2.10
Bay City-
Rd & Bdge '38-*40
2.95
2.95
2 95
2 35
4.U0
%
4 Ms
2.95
2.60
2.90
2.90
2.35
1.75
4 00
%
to 1.00
3 Ms 1944-1946
Sewer
4s
4.00
3.10
2.40
Short Term Bonds—
State Highway—
5s series A. B & 0 1940-1943 6 2.00
5s series A Mar 1 1943
.
Portland Water District—
4s
%
Warren
2.75 %
J&
3Hs July 1,1938 to 1939--.
South
3.10
4
3.75
.
3.00 %
6 3.00
Portland—
4s O H '38-'45 tax ex—A&_ 6 0 75
Portland Bridge Dist (taxable)
3 30
3.05
3.10
3.10
1952-1958
2.05 %
Springfield
Brewer High Sch Dist—
Kennebec Water District—
4s Ref May 1, 1950—M&:
Old Town Water District—
4s
July 1938-1939——J&
to
Somerville—
%
%
2.00 %
to
%
%
to 3.15
to 1.75
Salem 4s Jan 1
to 2.00
102
6 0 75
6 2.50
6 1.00
%
to 1.75
Quincy 3Ms 1938 to '39—A&O 6 0.40
%
%
%
to 2.75
102
6 4.00
to 3.15
exempt)
M&N 6 0.40
Pittsfield—
4s Dec 15 1938-1944—J&D 6 0.40
2s Dec 1 1938-1955—J&D 6 0.30
2.00 %
to
hs
1.60
3.30
to 2.90
(tax-ex) F&A
4 Ms 1938-'43 (tax-ex) _A&0 6 0.50
New Bedford—
4s
Sewer
1938-1941
(tax
%
Co
4 Ha School Jan 1 1939-69- 6 3 50
Henderaon County—
4Mb R&B Oct 1 *38-'56 A&O 6 4.20
Lexington—4s 1945
F&A 6 2.90
5s 8 D 1938
2.25
J&D
%
6 1.00
1939-'50
Medford—
3 Ms 1938-1942 tax-ex.M&N 6 0.50
Needham
%
108
6 0.75
3 30
to 2.30
_.
to 3.40
4s 1938-1940 tax-ex.-.
3 45
3 45
A&O 6 2.00
1946-1949
Lynn—■
4s '38-'39 (tax-exempt) M&N 6 0.50
4s 1940-51 (tax-ex).
M&N 6 1.10
Maiden 4s *38-'44 (tax-ex) F&A 6 0.50
110
to
—
%
to 2.20
School 4Ms 1938-41..-J&D 6 0.50
mtmm
to
3.45
b 0.30
LiOWfil 1
108
to
3 45
t
to 1.80
Holyoke—
—
to
1938-1945-—M&:
Oct!
4 Ms
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957
July
to 2.60
...
4! 00
5s Dec 1, 1938-1969--J&D 6 2.00
4Mb W W & Sew '38-'54J&J 6 1.00
4Hs May 2.1938-67-M&N2 6 1.00
4s
to 2.65
to 2.60
„
3 Ms May 1 *45 (reg)_M&N
3s Bridge 1941_F&A
Chelsea 4s 1958
—M&S
Everett 4s 1941-1956
J&J 62.00
Fall River—
4 Hs 1939-1941
_M&S 6 0.50
4s 1938-55 (tax-ex) ...M&N 6 0.75
Franklin (Town)—
4 Ms
1938-44
—M&N 6 0.50
%
3.85
3.80
%
to 2.60
4s
to
102
3.00
i
102
%
102
2.30
to
to 3.00
4s 1938-1947 tax-ex...A&O
.75
2.30
1 00
1.90
1.75
1.00
2.30
2.25
4^8 1 *42, '47 & '52M&S b 3.95
Bowling Green—5s 1955.J&J 6 3.90
Oovington—
6s W W Jan 15'39-'61 J& J15 6 3 60
4Mb Fdg 1938-48
F&A 6 3 60
AH* 1938-1950—A&O 6 3 60
4MB WW 1939-51.—J&J 6 3 60
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42..F&A 6 3.50
2.25
to 3.00
Brockton—
---
to 2
101
6 0.75
,
MAINE
5s H'way & Bdge '38-'54-A&0 b 0.75
6 0.75
to 1.70 %
t 0.75
0.60
6 1.50
to 2.20 %
101
%°50
2Hs Oct 1 1938-62—A& 6 0.30
Braintree—4a 1938-1941— J&J b 9.30
2.15 %
to 2.15 %
101H
3.45
to 3.10
to 3.00
103 X
Shreveport—
4Hs
&>
3.40
3.40
b 1.00
}
to
103
102 X
102 X
to 1.10
6 0.30
2 Ms ser B 1939-62—-J&J 6 0.75
2 Ms Dec 15 1938-1960--- 6 0.30
%
107M
102 M
101 H
%
3.60
3.30
3.60
6 1.00
Y
104
101M
101M
-
4Hs
J&D
3Hs Junel 1944
..J&D
3 Ms July 1 1945...—J&J
6 0.50
3s April 1 1938-1957
„
to 3.25
6 1.50
102 M
to 1.90
3 Ms Junel 1943
3.50
3.60
6 0.75
4Mb Ref 1965
4 Hs Jan 1 1970
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex
J&J
4s Tun & Sub'59 tax-ex.J&J
3 Hs 1938-1951
M&S 6 0.50
Auburn—
102
1.70 %
Cambridge—
J&J
J&J
♦4Mb 1938-1961
A&O
♦4Mb Sept 1. l938-'68-M&S
4Mb Non-callable 1952 J&D
4s Wat
V
'ar
to
4s Tunnel & Sub 194S.J&D
4s Sub 1957 tax-ex.
A&O
I"
94M
KENTUCKY
Bridge Revenue Refunding
Project No 1 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 2 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 3 July 1 '50 J&Ji
Project No 9 July 1955 J&J
Project No 8 July 1 1945
Project No 10 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No. 11. 1952
Project No 12.1947
Project No 13 1953
Project No 141945—
Ashland—
2.25
-
6 0.75
6 1.10
6 0.30
4Mb Sept 11981M&S
4 Xs Tun 1960 tax-ex- A&O
4Xs Dec 1976
J&D
4s 1938-1939(tax-ex-) .J&J 6 0.50
-
6 0.75
6 0.60
to
to 1.20
—
—
6 1 25
-
Orleans District—
5s July 1938-1939
5s July 1940-1949
5s July 1950-1959
to 1,75
_
101
1942-1964-M&S 6 2.80
1
0.25
2Mb reg July 1 1938-67—
2.75 %
102 X
6 1.25
5s Oct 1952
A&O
Pentchartrain District—
6s 1944.
M&N
%
2.60 %
to 2.10
.10
1.30
1.50
0.75
1.20
6
1 Hs Pub
Wks.-Septl5*38-'40 0.25
Is Pub Wks Feb 151939-41
6 0.30
Arlington
Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
2.50 %
...
6 0.60
6 0.60
105 H
107
4s'38-'42(tax ex) J&J
Beverley—
4s 1938-1945 (tax ex)-M&N
2.40
—
Sedgwick Co 4 His 1940
Shawnee Oo 4Mb 1944
Topeka 4Mb 1948
Topeka S D 4Hs Mar 1 '39-'46
Wichita 4Hs 1938-46—J&D
Wyandotte Oounty—
4M« Bridge '39 to '41-F&A
4Hs
1939
J&J
4 Ha
1940-1945
J&J
109
0.60
Leavenworth—
4Hs Water 1939-1947-J&J b 0.70
Leavenworth Oo 5s 1945
105 H
105 H
107 H
107 H
108
1.70
2.00
to 2.60
to 2.05
is Water 1942
J&J
js gold July 1944——-M&S
gold July 1 1939
_J&J
104
104 H
106 H
106 H
107
107 M
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
5s 1938-1944
—J&D 6 2.00
5s 1945-1967
-J&D 6 3.90
0.60
to
6 0.25
6 0.25
District—
3 Hs July 1 1953-1968.
4s July I 1940-1952
2.00 %
—
MASSACHUSETTS
„
%'
106
102 H
Orleans Levee
Hutchinson—
4H« 1939
—
Kansas City 5s 1942
F&A
4Mb Wat & Light 1944-J&J
4Hs Wat Plant Pur '39. J&J
4Mb Imp July 18 '49—J&J
Board of Education—
4Hs 1939-1953
F&A b 0.60
4Hs 1938-1953.
J&J 6 0.60
0.60
Sch Dist 4 Ha 1939-'54J&J
—
T1&
103 X
107
1
to 2.40
I
108
_
4s 1939-1945
A&O
4s 1946-1956—
A&O
4Hs serial gold 1939-45
4 Hs serial gold 1945-60—
4Hs serial gold 1961-80—Sewer and Water—
4Hs 1939-1945
J&D
4Hs 1945-1960
J&D
4Hs 1961-1980
J&D
4s 1939-1950
J&D
KANSAS
Saline Oo 4Ha 1945
A&O 15
A&O 15
F&A 15
1957-1967
1959-1969
1972
4s Mar.
McPherson 4 Ms 1945
Reno Oo 5s 1941
J&J
J&J
'52.A&0
1
1939-1968
M&N 6 2.00 to 3.70 %
Washington Sub San Dist—
104
3Hs Wat & Sewer '87-M&N 102
3.50
4Mb Sewer g 1973—..J&J 6 3.60
6 3.70
5s i960
3.60 %
Public Belt Bridge Rev—
to 1.65
to 3.60
to 3.50
4Hs
1939-1944—-A&O 6 2.25
4Xa 1945-1966——A&O 6 3 40 to 3.90
1.00
to
3.45
2.50
2.80
2.20
5s Water 1938-1987—A&O b 1.25
4 Hs 1938-1987
A&O b 1.00
104
4 Ms
^
Sac Co 2Mb May 1 1938-47—
Sioux Oity 6s '88-4TF&A15
Sioux Oity S D 5s
to
iosm
Net
HZ Montgomery Oo—
103
5s Jan 1954 opt 1944
J&J
5s 1956-1970
A&O
Lake Borgne Dist Levee—
5s Dec 1952 opt 1942-J&D
New Orleans—Public Belt—
6s 1939 44 opt 1939-J&J
1.25
to
to 1.40
3.40
to 1.75
Des Moines 5s 1938-'57—J&J
if
3.55
96
102 H
103
Ask
Baltimore—(Cont.)
3 Hs Refunding 1952
J&J
3 Ms Sewage Impt '80-A&O
Cumber'd 4Mb WW '41-A&O
Hagerstown—
'
1
108
1950 opt 1940
1952 opt 1942
Oct 15.1962 op
Oct 15,1963
Lafourche Basin Levee—
Davenport Indep Sch Dist—
3.50
3.45
Bid
Bonds
Oaddo District Levee—
5s 1951 opt 1941
——J&J
Fifth District Levee—
8outn Bend School Oitv-~
Impt
State Highway—
4Hs series D & E 1944-55— 6 3.60
5s series F Mar 15.1945-48- 6 3.55
5s series K July 1,1947-49-,- 6 3.65
95 H
3 Ha series R 1941-60-J&J
3Hs series Q 1941-60-J&J 102
4s ser S 1941-1957
J&J 102
3 Ms series S 1958-1960-J&J 100 M
State Pension 5s June 1,1948- 6 3.60
Oapital Bldg 4Hs Aug 15, *52 6 3.55
To
or
Net
Ask
Atchafalaya Levee Dist—
5s Sept 1938-1972
M&S 106 H
104
5s Dist ref & imp 1949.M&S
2.00
Baton Rouge—5s *39-'54 M&S 6 3.50
1.75
50 Bossier Dist Levee 5s '54-A&0 104M
.
4Mb
To
,
a
3.25 %
1942-1956—J&J30 b 2.50
Indianapolis—
5Hs 1941...'
or
Bid
Long Term Bondsto 2.25
----
_
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
M
Bonds
Net
Ask
Fort Wayne School Dist—
6 1.50
5s Oct 1 1938-1943
Gary Sch City 4 Mb Oct 1943- Hammon
4s O H
day of the month preceding the date of issue
To
or
Bid
Bonds
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Refunding 3 Ms 1939-50 J&J 6 5.00
less!H
2%60
lesslH
to 3.70
lesslH
April, 1938]
and
state
municipal
bonds
95
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
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Flint 4*i 1938-54—M&S 15
is
5s (Mai 1 & Apr 1) '38-'50Jar
Flint Union School Dist—
6s 1939-1954
M&S
4*s Mar 1 1939-1939
Grand Rapids—
5 2.00
to 4.00
b 2.00
to 4.10
6 2.00
to 4.00
b 2.00
to 2.25
3*8 Sept 1 1938-1940 M&S 6 1.50
3s Sept 1 1941-1945.-M&S b 2.10
Grand Rapids School Dist—
4*8 1938-1943
M&S b 1.50
Highland Park—
to 2.10
4*s April 15 1957
6*s May 1 1941
4*s School Nov 1 1954
b 3.70
b'2.00
4*a 1938-1945
.
to 3.00
%
less 1
to 4.00
%
4.00
b 2.00
to 3.50
1.00
to 2.25
1.50
to 2.75
2.50
—M&N
less 1
Lansing—
4*s 1938-1946
J&D
Muskegon 4*8 1939-44—J&J
Muskegon S D 5s 1942
July
%
Pontiac—
Refund 4-4
*s 1964 opt 1937
4*s School June 1 1955
Port Huron 4 *s 1942
4.25
2.50
8agtnaw—4*8 1938-19—F&A
3*s
Sewer
88
85
less 1
less 1
1.00
to 3.00
1.00
1938-51...J&D
to 3.00
Wayne County—
Covert roads
1.50
to 2.50
Voted bonds
-
1.50
to 2.50 %
4*s Airport April 1 1948-.
%
3.20
MINNESOTA
3*sJuly 151943
J&J b 2.10
4^s Dec 1 1939
J&D b 1.25
2* trunk h'way '47-51—M&N M2.15
1.85sRuralCredItctfs 1941
2s Rural Credit ctfs 1942
Duluth—
4*s 1938-1947
4*s 1938-1942
4s
b par
100
J&J
0.75
less 1
less *
to 2.20
%
to
1.60
101
to 2.50
M&N
0.75
to 2.25
J&J
0.75
to 2.40
1938-1946
Duluth Ind School Dist—
5*s 1938-1940
A&O b 0.75
to 2.40
Hennepin County—
6s
M&N
5*9 Bridge 1P3840-M&N
4*8 Sanitorium '38-'42 J&J
4*s Hospital '38-'41_M&N
Bridge
1938 40
4s 1944
3*8
to
b 0.50
to 2.00
b 0.50
to
2.25
Funding
b 0.50
to
2.00
4s opt
2.60s
2*8
2.00
M&N b 0.75
A&O b 1.00
1939-1966
1939-1947
M&S b 0.75
M&S b 1.10
M&S b 0.75
2 *c 1940-1967
2.30s 1938-1947
2 20s 1942-1959
J&O b 2.10
A&O b 0.75
2s
1938-1946
1.90s Oct 1 1938-46.. .A&O b 0.75
to 2.75
to 1.70
to
2.35
6 2.25
A&O 6 0.75
J&D 6 0.75
to
to
3.00
2.70
3.40
3.40
3.40
3.40
6 3.75
6 3.75
96
%
%
103
%
%
%
4.25
6 4.25
4.00
Manchester—
4s 1938 1940
6 4.25
4.00
6 4.25
to 3.15
%
%.
6 4 .50
3.50
6 4 50
6 4.00
350
3.50
F&A 6 4.25
NEW
Bridge
4*s
4*s
4 *s
4*s
4 *s
3.75
to 0.30
6 0.85
to 2.00
2.00
to 1.70
to 1.90
.M&S
M&S
1
0.30
0.70
Buchanan
Ret 3s
.J&J,6 1.80
2.50
to 2.15
to 1.40
to 2.15
i
t
to
1.20 %
to
I
to
2.60 %
o5
%
J&J 6 0.60
1939-1950
J&J
1938-1950
J&J15
1949
J&D
Road 1939-1952.-J&J
4 *s Court h'se "39-'52 J&J
Joplin (School District)—
4*s 1943-1948
t Less 1
on
to 3
.001 %
6 0.50
6 0.60
to 3.10
6 0.50
to
to
%
3.10 %
-.-12.90
6 0.50
6 2.25
bid side
>
3.151%
to3.15(%
to
2.80,%
/"Flat price
1.20
1.20
1.40
1.60
4*sseries A of *27 July 1944
4b ser B of *27 July 1950
Soldiers Bonus 5s July 1941
Highway Extension—
4 *8 D of '20 Jan '54 opt "39
4 *s E of '20 July '54 opt *39
4*s F of '20 Jan '55 opt '40
4*8 A of '24 Jan '55 opt '40
4 *s B of '24 July '55 opt '40
4 *s C of'24 July '56 opt '41
4*s ser B oi'30 July '38-'e7 6 0.30
3 *s ser C of '30 Nov *38-'69 6 0.50
n
3*8 ser A
4*s series
4s series C
2*s series
1.75
2.25
1.20
0.70
0.70
1.00
81
b 1.75
113*
1.25
mmm
3.00 %
116
to
1.75
to
3.20
3.50
1.25
to
3.10
1.75
to
3.65
1.50
to 3.60
1.75
to 4.00
1.25
to
to 3
I60
75
101
to 3
10
to 2 60
%
3.00
3.10 %
to
to 4 .10
%
to
3 .50 %
4.00
to
4.75 %
to 3.75
to 3 .30
to 2 65
to
%
%
%
3.75
3" 60 %
to 4.75
to
to
%
4.75 %
4.60 %
4.25
4.25
to 98
%
98
to
to
94
4.25
to 4
10
90
1.50
to 3 80
1.50
to
1.75
83
to
%
3.60 %
4.10 %
4 50
72
J&D15 b 1.25
77
to
3 00 %
A&O
1.75
Middlesex
(Borough)—
3*s 1939 to 1967
J&J
Middlesex County—
4*s Road 1939-1944—F&A
Imp 3s Nov 15 1938-1948—
Monmouth County—
4*s Mar 15 '39-'50—M&S
4*s Rd & bdg '38-51F&A15
Montclair 4*s Sch 1941.A&O
4*8 High sch bldg *44. J&D
Morris County—
4*s 1942 opt 1922
J&J
3*s 1939-1949
J&D15
b 3 00
to 4.00
b
50
b 1.50
2 75 %
to 3 10 %
b 2 00
b 2.00
to 3
1
%
to
to
35 %
3.35 %
1.75
2.50
1.25
b
1.25
to 2 60
J&D 6 2.00
to 2.60
%
Morristown—
4*s 1938-1942
4s 1938-1969
M&N b 2.00
1.00
to
%
3.35 %
Neptune 4*8 1940-55—F&A
1.00
ISToWftflr——
1.2p
6s
4 75
M&S b 2.25
1939-1972
to 4.75
%
%
%
4.40 %
4.10
to 2.75
5*s Oct 15 '38 to'59 A&015 b 2.25
to
to 2.70
5s 1938-1958
to 4.40
6 0.30
to 2.70
4*8 1938-1983
4*8 School Dec 1 '45.
6 0.30
to 2.75
6 0.70
to 2.70
6 0.20
to 2.60
0.70
to 2.20
0.20
to 1.20
Construction—
July 1938-1966—
B July 1938-07—
April 1939-69
D May 1938-70.
Emergency Relief—
3*s Jan 1939-1941
5s May 1938 to 1941
4*s Nov 1938 to 1941
3*s Mar 1939-to 1942
3*s May 1938 to 1942
2* Jan 1939 to 1943
Ed Aid 4*sser A Jan 1939-42
Nominal.
77
%
%
100
J&J
3*s April 1941
1.00
—
%
to 4.05
Long Branch 5s 1943
M&N
Lyndhurst 3-5s 1938 57—J&J
Maple wood (Township)—
4s 1938-1967.
Mercer County—
1.20
1939——
series D Jan 1940
series E July 1940
series F Jan 1941
series G July 1941
4s series H July 1942
4s series I July 1943
Institutional
4*s
4*s
4*s
4*s
Pp'tf*.
2 .10
to
County—
1943-1956
Jackson County—
4s 1938-1951
I
to
b 3.60
—
1.00
1.00
%
to 4.25
Co—
4 *s Bldg&Rd'38-'45 J&D20 b
Hackensack
1.00
0.70
1.70 %
to 1.65 %
t-
87
b 2.00
School 1938-1974—A&O
Lodi—5s 1939-1947
4*s
*s
4*s
4*s
to
to
4*s Water 1938-70-J&D 15
4*s Sch impt '38-'52_J&D
5*s 1938-1970
J&D
JERSEY
bonds—
Series A July 1938
Series B July 1939
series C Jan 1940Series D July 1940
series E Jan 1941.——
4
to 0.75
to 90
92
to 2.30
6 0.75
6 0.80
Road Bonds—
2.15
4~20 %'
95
b
3.00 %
100
2.15
to 2.20
4 *« series C July
_
to
b
to 1.50
6 0.80
3.50
1948-1950- —M&S
4*s 1938 & 1939
A&O b 0.40
4*s 1,943-1946
M&S 6 1.50
4s 1943-1947—.
M&S 6 1.40
4s Road
1944-1948
A&O 6 1 60
4s Nov 1 1948 1952
M&N b 2.10
3*s 1948-1952.
J&J 6 2 00
4*s Road 1938-1942
6 0 60
3s Road 1953-1957
J&D 6 2 10
3s Building 1939-1941 ——J&J b 0.50
3s State Bldg 1940-44--.F&A b 1.00
b 2.50
1.15
%
3.50
Road
4.10 %
Keansburg5*8 1938-59.M&N
Kearney—
to 2.80
3.50
4*s
%:
to
to 2.10
6 0.75
J&J 6 3.75
4s 1952 ODtlonal 1922—J&J 6 3.75
MISSOURI
to 3.00
b 2.50
to 1.75
3.25 %
M&N 6 3.75
4*s July 1949
%
1.20
to
%
%
3.50
1941-1945
to 4.00
1.20
6 0.75
to 2.80
to 2.75
4 00
4
to
b 2.50
b 2.00
4*8 1942
F&A
4*s
Imp 1939-1942-J&J b 2.00
6s 1939-1954
_F&A b 2.25
3s 1938-1966.
M&S b 2.00
Hoboken—4*s
1940
J&J
5s School 1939-1954— .J&J b 3.50
Hudson County—
4*s 1938-1978M&N15 b 1.25
4s g Tark 1954 & '59.M&N b 3.20
Hunterdon County—
4*s Road & bldg '39-'46J&J b 1.25
Irvington 5s 8chool 1963.J&D
4*s 1938-1959
J&D 5T.50
Jersey City—
5*s 1942-1953
...A&O b 4.25
5s 1938-1969
A&O b 3.00
4*s School 1938-58—.J&D b 3 .00
4*s School 1945
J&J
4*s Water 1961
A&O
4*s 1938-1967
J&D
3 00
4s Refunding 1949
95
F&A
4s July 1 1938-1953—
2.75
Gen ref 3*s '39-'54—F&A
3.00
3*s. 1938-1956
J&D
2.75
4.00
6 4.25
103
%
1.25
b 1.25
Gloucester
to 2.50
HAMPSHIRE
July 1938-1948
—J&J
4s June 1938
...J&D
4s Highway 1938-1943 —M&S
4*8 Highway 1938-1943.J&D
100
—J&J 6 4.00
1938-19.54
J&J
4s
Yazoo-Mlss Delta Levee Dist5s
to 3.00
2.80
4*s 1938-1955
Jackson—
lino 193848
-J&J
4*8 1942
J&D
4*s '38. '40 '42.'44. M&N
Keene 4 *s 1938-1942—. M&N
Non-callable bonds
98
Greenville 5s fund '43-'50 F&A 6 4.50
5s Pub
%
Concord—
Callable bonds
6s July 1 1953
Vlcksburg— °
1.25
to 3.25
2.40
NEW
6 3.75
6 3.75
to 1.75
2.70
J&D
MISSISSIPI
3.35 %
3 00
1.59
5s 1948
3.75
to
Omaha SD 4 *s Mayl'55M&N
York School District—
to 2.90
%
to
to
to
2.85
less 1
6 0.75
to 2.50
A&O b 1.25
M&N
4*8 May 1 1956
%
1
4*s 1939-1960
M&S 15 b 1.00
4s Hospital 1946
F&A
Essex Fells (Boro)—
5s July 281938-1960
b 1.50
Fair view—58. 1944
98
J&J
Glen Ridge—
4 *s Mun Bldg 1938-70 F&A b 1.25
Gloucester City—
4*s 1938-1966
_J&D
88
5*s Water 1939-1963.M&S
88
'41J&J
4 *8 Wat wks Dec 15
50
3.50
5s 1938-1944
Essex County—
1
Omaha—
.15
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
to 3
to
less
4*s 1938-19.53
M&N 6 0.75
5s *38 43-F&A 6 1.00
North Platte Sch DiBt—
less 1
%
to 4.10
to 4.10
to 1.40
McCook Fund
to 2.25
2.UU
2.00
2.00
2.00
to 1.20
less
2
to 2.30
to 3
to 4.15
1.00
to 2.40
4*8 1938-1959
2.00
1.40
to 2.20
Lincoln School District—
less 1
5.00
100
4*s
1938-1957
A&O
5*s Dec 1 1938-1946.J&D
6s 1939-1972
J&J
Englew-ood—
Beatrice - D 5s 1939-54._F&A 6 1.00
Dakota County—
to 2.30
to 87
Elizabeth—
bonds—
'44, 1938-53-.--J&J 6 1.00
nebraska
to 2.35
1938-57-A&O 6 93
6s
2.70
to 2.35
4*s Bridge
3
5*s Sewer 1939
J&J 6
4*s Wat & Sew '39-'50-J&J 6 1.50
2.30
to
84
Audubon (Boro)—
to 2.70
to
53
78
1
to 2.30
6 3.10
5*s Impt 1939-1946
M&S
4Hs May 1 1939-50
4*8 Impt 1953
J&J
4*8 Flood 1938-53
A&O
Biloxi
5*8 1938-1943—A&O
i
51
Atlantic County—
i
b 0.75
4*s Sewer July I '43..J&J
4*s 1939-1959...
J&J
4*8 School House 1941 J&J
Mississippi Levee District—
5s May 2 1944
M&N
to 3.25
to 2.60
A&O 6 0.75
5s School July 1 1951—J&J 6 2.90
5s Gen'l irapt 1939 62—J&J 6 0.75
5*s 1938-1954
A&O
4*s Jan 1 1939-1952
4*s 1938-1952
M&N
Jones Co 5s 1938-1942
M&N
Meridian 5s Dec I 1939.-J&D
3.05
to 3.30
0.50
4s Bridge Rev 1957
J&D
Douglas County—
5s Highway 1938-46.-A&O 6 .100
Uoldrege S D 5s 1938 55.J&D 6 1.00
4*s W W 193842
1938-19612.60s 1938-1957
to
0.50
b 0.75
July 1 1951.—J&J
4s
0.50
Ask
66
66
2 *-4 *s Jan 1973
Water 5-4*s Jan 1973
%
Great Falls—
to 2.15
Paul—
6sschooI
3~ 00
b 0.75
—
f'.n
to
0.60
b 0.75
2*s 1938-1947
F&A
4*s 1938-1950...-.
F&A
4*8 Rd & Bdge '38-'44M&N
4*s Rd & Bdge '38-'43 J&D
to 3.75
-
6
6
6
6
6
6
Daniels Co 5*8 1939-42--J&J 6 4.25
6s 1941 opt 1940
-J&J 6 4.00
Ramsey County—
Bt
6 0.75
&0
Highway debentures—
4*s Dec 31 1939-40
4*s Dec 31 1938-39.
to 2.75
M&N f
M&N f
.
.
MONTANA
..A&O
1938-1941
-..J&J
1950- 6
Bid
July 11938-1944
0.60 to 3.20
SD 4*s 1939-55
M&S
0.75 to 2.90
Bavonne—5s
1939-1949-J&J
6 2.75 to 3.00
4*s
1938-1955
F&A
2*s 1956-1975
A&O 6 2.60 to 2.90 %
4*s School 1938-66—F&A
Kansas City S D—
Belleville 5s 1938 & '44.M&N
1.70 to 2.80 %
4s 1941-1951
J&J
Belleville S D 5s '38-'44 M&N
1.50 to 2.85 %
4*s 1940-1950
J&J
Bergen Co—
0.50 to 2.90
5*s Dec 1 1938-1942.J&D
4*s 1939-1950
J&J
5*s Dec 15 1938-60.J&D15
4*s 1946
J&J
1.75
6s Dec 15 1938-1955.J&D15
5s 1941
J&J
1.60 to 2.70
3*s 1941-1951
J&J
4*s
1938-1939
A&O
4s Court Hse 1938—_A&0
2*s 1945-1955
J&J 2.10 to 2.50
St Onarles County 3*s toll
Bloomfield—
99
4*8 1938 to 1969—.J&D 15
bridge series A—July 15 *56
0.60 to 2.25 %
St Joseph 4*s l939-'45—M&S
Bogota—
2.90
4*8 1938-1946
Refunding 4*s May 1 1951
..J&D
1.25 Bound Brook 4 *s *38-'42 J&D
St Joseph S D 4s 1940
St Louis 4*s Public bldg &
Bridgeton (City)—
4*s 1938-1958
J&D
impt 1938-1943
J&J 6 0.60 to 1.75
0j60 Camden—4*s 1939-1939
F&A
1.10 to 2". 2 5 %
5*s 1938-1961
4*s 1940-1953
F&A
F&A
0.50 to 2.10 %
4*s Water '38 to '60.M&N
4*s 1938-1948
M&N
1.20 to 2.10
4*s
4*s 1941-1948
M&N
1942-1969
J&J
0.50 to 1.00
4b 1945-1970
4s 1938-1940
M&N
1.20 to 1.90
4s 1941-1945
M&N
Camden Co—
2.00 to 2.20
48 1946-1951
M&N
4*s
1938-1970
J&J
4s 1944 1968—
3*s Public bldg & impt
2.10 to 2.20 %
A&O
Cape May—
1.10 to 2.15 %
3s School 1940-54
F&A
4*s School 1939-1951.M&S
2.10 Cape May Co—
3s Refunding 1952
A&O
5s
2*s Public bldg & impt
1939-1940
M&S
2.00 to 2.10 %
M&N
Delaware River Joint Com
0.50 to 2.75 %
Springfield 4 *s '38-'49—M&N
Phila-Camden Bridge—
4*s 1938-1945
M&S
University City—
0.50 to 1.90 %
4*s 1946-1973—....M&S
4*sl938-1943
M&N
1.75 to 2.25 %
East Orange—
4*s 1942-1949
J&J15
4*s
1938-1969
..J&D
5s Sewer 1939-1960
J&J
b 0.50
Minneapolis—
5s 1940. 1943, 1945.1946.
1947. '48. '49. '50.. -J&D b 1.75
4*8 Apr 1938-1952..-A&O b 0.75
4*8 1938-1940
A&O b 0.75
4s improvement 1942-J&D
1939
1940
——J&J
4*|s Various May 9 38-72
4*s Jan & July 1942—J&J
4*s 1939-1955
—A&O
4*s Airport 1938-54.-A&O
4s Airport 1938-1971— M&S
3*s 1938-1974
-J&J
3*s 1939-1974
F&A
3*s 1939-1955
A&O
3s 1954-1975
M&S
1
2.50
3.70
Jackson 4 *s 1938-47—A&016
4*s July 15 1955
Jackson Union 8 D—
Water
4*s
Bonds
Asbury Park
0.75
4*8 1938-1953:;
0.75
4*s
1938-1970
1.25 Atlantic City—
J&J
4*8 1939
or
Net
Ask
Kansas City—
5s
to 2.75
Yield rvisis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
0.59
to 1.20
0.70
to 1.40
0.30
to 1.40
6 0.70
to 1.60
6 0.70
to 1.49
J&J b 2.25
4 60
F&A b 2 25 to
J&D
1959 opt 1949
97*
4s Pas Valsew'61 op 61 J&D
97*
4s 1938-1970
.J&D b 2.25 to 97
3*8 Track elev 19.54 —F&A
4s Sch
.
house
2*s Jan 15 1 939-76—.J&J
b~2.25
to 3
4 00
90 %
96
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
Bid
New Brunswick—
4 Ms 1938-1957—
Ask
F&A 6 2.00
6
Nutley (School District)—
4Ms 1939-1942
F&A
4Ms 1943-1967
F&A
5Ms Nov 15 1938-39-M&N
Ocean City—5s 1944
F&A
4 Ms Impt May 15 1938-'56_
Ocean Co 4Ms 1938-'50-J&D
73
73
to 3.65
to
83
76
6 2.00
to 3.70
to 2.50
Orange—
■
4Ms Sewer 1938-1964.A&0 6 2.00
Passaic—
4Mb 1939-1940
...M&S 6 2.00
.
to 3.00
6 3.00
to
2Mb Dec 8 1938-87
J&D
Unemployment Relief—
2Mb July 6 1938-1947—J&J
General State Improvement—
2Mb July 6 1938-1962..J&J
1 Ms Sept 10 *38-46-M&S 10
Emerg Unemploym't Relief
2 Ms Sept 25 '38-'43—M&S
2 Ms Sept 25,44-,45—M&S
1Mb Sept 10 1944-1946—
Albany County—
4Mb 1939-1960
M&S
96
to 4.35
^
to 3.60
J&D 6 2.50
to 4.50
to 4.30
1938 1951.
Pater son—
5 Ms 1938-1959
4 Ms Feb 1 1945
M&N 6 2.50
F&A
4Ms 1938-1967
A&O 6 2.25
Perth Amboy—
4Ms April 1944
93
4Mb Water 1939-64--M&S2 6 98
t
6s Feb 1939-1977
F&A 6 99
4 Ms refdg 1944 & *46..F&A
92
Plainfield 4s School 1959 M&N
4Mb 1938-1962 Various.J&J 6 1.25
Ibihwfltf——
to 3.75
to 2.85
6 2.00
to 3.60
6 2.00
to 3.25
6 1.25
to 1.50
4Ms
4Ms
4 Ms
4Ms
4 Ms
4 Ms
4 Ms
4 Ms
4 Ms
4 Ms
4Mb
4 Ms
to 2.90
b 0.50
to 2.85
b 0.50
to 2.80
2.75
b 0.50
to
to 1.90
b 0.50
to 2.60
6 0.50
to 2.30
6 0.60
to 3.25
6 0.50
to 2.40
6 0.60
to 2.15
J&D 15 6 3.45
M&N 6 1.25
to 3.35
to3.10
to 1.75
6 1.25
6 1.25
to 3.10
3.10s
73
Oct 15
to 2.90
to 88
to 3.50
6 3.60
3.40
to 3.40
6 1.20
to 3.35
6 1.00
to 2.90
6 1.00
to 3.20
6 1.40
to 2.90
Relief 193845-J&J
2 Ms Oct 15 1938-56—A&O
2.20s Jan 15 1939-47—J&J
Sewer Authority—
4s 1940-1964
J&J
3 Ms 1940-1964
J&D
to 2.75
0.75
6 1.20
6 1.20
1938-46.A&0 6 1.20
2.60%
6 1.25
6 1.25
to 3.30
6 1.00
to 3.20
6 2.60
to 3.60
6 2.50
to
6 0.60
to 2.80
3.59
Columbia County—
J&J 6 1.25
M&S 6 1.25
J&D 6 1.25
J&D 6 1.25
to 2.50
4Mb 1938-1959
A&O
Corning 5 Ms 1939-60
M&S
Cortland Co 4 Ms '38-'51-J&J
Delaware Co 4.20s '39-'52A&0
Dutchess Co—
4s 1939-1946
M&S
4s 1947-1954
—.M&S
East Chester—
4MB 1939-1958
F&A
Elmira—
to 3.85
to 3.15
to 3.15
3.10
6 1.25
6 1.00
to
6 1.00
6 2.25
to 2.75
to 2.35
to 4.15
6 1.50
to 3.40
Union City 4 Ms 1938-'64.J&D 6 2.75
Union County—
to 4.40
4 Ms Oct 15 1938-52
6 1.00
4 Ms Rd&Bdge'39-'47.F&A 6 1.00
4s Oct 11942
A&O
2.80s Gen Impt B June 1
to 2.75
City Hall 1939.
3.40
to 3.60
4s 1945-1953
4MB 1938-1968
Ventnor City—
Refunding 4-5 Ms
VIneland (Boro)—
J&J 6 2.75
to 2.60
to 2.80
to
4.50
4s 1938 1951
88
5Ms 1939-1950
M&S 6
Westfield—
5s June 15 1938-60
J&d'&
4Ms 1938-1966
A&O 16
West New York—
4Mb Oct 1 1938-1968—A&O 6
5s School 1938-61
M&N 6
West Orange
Gen ref 3 Ms 1940-1959 A&O 6
1.75
1.00
1.00
2.75
3.00
93
to 4.00
to 3.35
to
%
%
2.50
6 3.00
99
98
6 2.75
4MB
2.50
115
3.40
3.40
6 0 .60
6 2 .10
5s Jan & Mar 1946-1970
Highway 1963
M&S
Canal 1964
Canal 1965
J&J
J&J
Highway 1965
M&S
Barge Canal 1945
J&J
Bonus 1938-1939—A&O
Bonus 1940-1949
A&O
to 2.65
2 .70
to
to 2.85
to
4s Highw Imp Mar '62..M&S
4s due Sept 1 1965
2.55
2.60
2.60,
2 .70
15 1940-1955
/ Flat price
2s Mar 1
to 2.15
to
2.85
to 2.80
to 3.65
7q
2.60 %
2.60 %
2 .70
0 .20
1 .10
1 .10
0.90
to 2.30
to
2.90
to
2.25
4 Ms
to 4.00
No
to 2.75
to
F&A b 0.75
193 8-1960
1938-1942
J&D b 1.00
North Tarrytown—
4 Ms Water 1938-64—A&O b Par
4.50
to 2.80
Hempstead S D No 7—
4 Ms
to 2.10
to 2.50
to 2.50
3.70s
0.70
to 2.60
to 3.30
Ossining 4M8 1938-42. __M&S
1.00
to 2.40
6 0.50
6 0.20
to 3.30
1.00
to 3.40
to 2.60
to 2.90
4Ms Water 1938-1969.A&0
Oswego—5 Ms 1938-46
M&N
Oyster Bay Wat Dist—
4s
1938-1950
J&J
Pel ham (T) Un Fr Sch Dist
0.75
6 0.75
6 0.50
to 2.95
.
2.00
6
1.60"
to
2.75
2.00
6 0.75
6 0.75
to 1.60
6 0.60
6 1.00
to 2.00
to 1.35
|to3.75
to 3.25
to 2.75
to 3.40
to 2.50
92
95
6 0.75
to 3.75
to 3.50
J&J 6 1.75
to 3.75
to 1.50
6 0.75
6 3.75
to 2.40
to 2.30
to 1.75
to 1.40
b 2.80
b 0.70
4s School 1938-'59
M&S b 0.70
Port Jervis 4Ms '39-'69 ..J&J b 2.00
Port of N Y
Authority—
Gen & ref 4s May 1, 1975..
Gen & ref 3 Ms Dec 1, 1965-
106M
103M
iOOM
Gen & ref 3 Ms May 1. 1976
Gen & ref 3 Ms Aug 15 1977
Gen & ref 3s Dec 15 1976.
ser
D
2.50
to
3.00
to
3.50
to 2.40
to 2.60
to
3.90
108
105
102
97
96 M
George Washington Bridge4 Ms Sor B '40 to *53-M&N
4M8
to
98
HOM
HIM
"107M
109M
'39-'41-_M&S
4 Ms ser D '42-'60—M&S
Holland Tunnel—
1.90
_
4Ms
b
1.00
to
to
ser
E
'39-'41__JM&S
4Ms ser E '42-'60—M&S
111
Putnam Co 4Mb '38-'51_A&0 b 1.00
4s 1939-1954.
F&A b 1.00
1.65
112M
3.25 %
to 3.40 %
Rensselaer County—
Rochester
4 Ms
5s
to 3.30
1
F&A b 0.70
'39-'62
to 2.80
b 0.50
to 2.70
b 0.50
to 2.60
b 0.50
to 2.30
b 0.50
b 0.50
to 2.30
b
1.10
to
1.10 %
2.00 %
Par
to
3.25
Par
to
1.40 %
Par
to
3.70
Pub
Imp '38-'58_F&A
1939-1 §59
.M&S
4Mb
4s Imp Sch &c '39-'47-J&J
2 Ms 1939-1957
M&S
1 Ms 1938-1940.
A&O
1.70s 1940-1948
F&A
to
I
%
Rockland Co—
to 2.50
to
3.90,
4 Ms
1938 (reg)
Par
F&A 15
Rockville Centre (V)—
4.15s 1938-1952
J&D b
A&O b
6 3.50
6 0.75
to 3.60
Rome 5 Ms 1938-1941
to 3.20
to 2.50
4.40s 1938-1953
F&A 6
Saranac Lake 4.45s 1939-F&A
to 2.40
Saratoga Co 5s 1939-'40-F&A b 1.00
4Mb 1938;1955t,—_M&S b 0.75
4s Sfept 1 1945-1954--.M&S & 2.50
%
Rye & Har'son Un Fr S D No 6
M&S 6.0.75
Nassau County—
5s 1938-1943.
Par
4Mb Highway 1938-58.F&A b 1.00
to 3.60
4MB 1938 1944
4Mb 1938-1939.L
%
%
2.40 %
Poughkeepsie 4 Ms '38-52 J&D
b
Inland Terminal—
98
93
to 2.15
0.70
_
No 1 4.60s 1944-1966
96
85
1938 to 1946
0?90
2.40 %
0.70
80
3s
A&O
F&A
to 2.20
Ref 1.90s 1939-57
2.10s Feb 1 1939-1968
Co 4s '38-'51_-M&N
6 2.50
M&S 6 1.00
M&S 6 2.60
M&S 6 1.25
5MsI1938-1941
A&O
4 Ms (School 1962-73—M&N
4s Sewerage 1950-55--M&N
2Mb 1938 to 1956
M&S
1938-1951-
to 3.40
Ontario
104 M
4 Ms 1938-1947.-F&A 6 0.50 to 2.40
Riv Regulating Dist—
to 0.70
to
1939-1949
to 2.40
Niagara Falls S D
Mineola (V) 4.40s 1938-68 J&J 6 0.50
Monroe Co 4s 1939-44
F&A 6 0.50
3.90s'Co Bldg '39-'50--F&A 6 1.00
1 Ms Jan 15 1939-42— J&J 6 1.00
Mount Vernon—
4 Ms 1938-1943
A&O 6 0.75
2.60
2 .70
M&S
A&O
to 3.00
to 2.40
104 M
105
Middleport 4.35s '38-'42_J&D 6 0.75 to 2.20
4.35s Sewer '38-'39
J&D 6 0.75 to 1.25
2.55
1967--J&J
4s Bldg constr '40-'49
2.90
0.90
4.10% Sewer 1939-50..J&J
4 Ms Wat May 1 '41-48M&N
1.70
4Mb Sew '39-'46 reg.M&N
1.00
3.95 Nov 1.1961-70. -M&N b 2.70
3 Ms 1942-1945
M&N b 1.80
2.90
to 2.60
to
3.90s 1940-1964
2.55
2.55
2.55
2.55
2.55
2.55
4s Highw Imp Mar '67-.M&S
4sPalisades Park 1967--M&S
4s Bldg constr 1938-1939 M&S
100
4.15s Sewer 1965-70..M&N
to
Marine Parkway Authority—
Sk fd 4 Ms ser A I960.J&D
2.55
2 .70
2 .70
—
to 3.20
5Mb May 1 '38-'52-..M&N 6 1.00
3.90s 1938-1939
J&J 6 0.75
1.35
2 .65
_
to 2.60
6s 1947 Beach acquisition..
2.00
2.50
2 .65
_
0.70
to 2.20
2 .65
3.60
117M
H7M
Par
1 .10
2 .65
2 .65
1963
May,
„
Mamaroneck UnFSD No 1—
2 .65
to
115M
115M
113M
113M
119M
116M
117M
J&D
M&S
Onondaga Co, 4 Ms '38-47A&O
M&S 6 0.70
Mamaroneck(T)4 Ms'38-64J&J
4s Canal Imp Jan 1961
J&J
4s Canal Imp July 1961--J&J
4s Highw Imp Mar '61.-M&S
4s Palisade Park 1961—M&S
4b Canal Jan 1962
J&J
1965
1.70
5%s 1953—.
2.65
2.60
to 0.75
2 .65
2 .65
Par
City—
June
to 3.20
1939-1954
to 2.60
4s High Imp Mar I960-- M&S
4s Canal Imp July 1960
J&J
Imp Sept 1958.M&S
2.50
3.40
to 3.30
to 3.50
to 1.90
2 .60
2 .65
to
4Mb 1947-72
.—J&J b 2.90
Oneida 4s Water *40-'45-_J&J
1.20
4 Ms Water 1939
--J&.)
2 .70
1 .50
2 .10
3.25
to
Par
M&N
to
Par
to 3.60
2 .00
0 .20
48 Canal Term 1942
J&J
4s Canal Term Jan 1946.-J&J
4s g High Imp Mar 1958.M&S
4s g High
Par
2.60
to 3.30
4.40s 1943-1949
5s 1939-1942
Long Beach 4s Jan 15 1939—.
4s 1940
to 2.00
2 .75
2 .75
3.00
to 2.20
3M% s f Rev 1968-.A&0
Niagara Falls—
5 Ms
1941-48
M&N
Lockport—
100
60
95
to
0.50
to 3.50
98
98
2.00
to
6 0.75
4MB 1943-1949
4Ms Sch 1939-1944
NEW YORK
5s Jan & Mar 1 1939-1945
F&A 6 0.75
65
101
6 3.80
6 3.80
1.00
to 3.30
.25
J&J 6 1.00
1938-1965
...J&J
1938-1965
J&J
Huntington (T) 4s '39-'52_J&J
Islip 4s 1939-1951
M&S
Ithaca—4M8 Water 1942 J&J
4Mb 1940-1954
J&J
Jamestown—
4s Mar 20 1943
A&O
4MB 1938-1940
A&015
Jamestown S D 5s *38-*39 J&D
Kingston—
2.70s June 1, 1938-1944
Lackawanna 4Ms '38-*54M&N
99
110
1939-1980
to
to
6 0.75
Hornell
Hudson
4Ms
4.70s
2.50
100
100
to 3.00
6 3.00
1.90
Henry Hudson Parkway—
4s April 1 1955
to 3.60
5Ms Highway 1939-1940-J&J
4Ms Dec 16 1952 opt '22-J&D
4s Fund 1939 opt 1919--M&S
3Ms H'w'y deb ^l6-'47
M&N
3 Ms H'w'y deb '48-'49--M&N
3s Jan 1 & July 1 1949-1952.
2Ms H way deb 1944-45-M&S
Albuquerque—
5s Water Works 1962.-J&D
4Mb 1938-1950
J&J
4Mb 1938-1950
J&J
Middle Rio Grande Conser
Dist 5Ms 1938-73
F&A
Socorro Co 5s 1941 op '21.A&0
to 3.40
to
M&S
Hempstead (T)4 Ms'38-59 A&O
Hempstead 4 Ms 1938-65 M&S
to
6 1.00
1.25
1.40
3skap
Green burgh U S Sch Dist No 9
4.40s 1938-1965
J&D 6 1.10
Groton 6s Wat '38-'50—M&N 6 0.75
Harrison (T)—
6s
NEW MEXICO
6s Highway 1939-1940—J&J 6 3.00
to 2.45
6 1.10
2.30s
5.00
2.50
to 2.10
6 2.25
6 2.60
3.60
3.10
2.55
3.20
3.25
to
1939-67
J&J 6 1.00
Hempstead Un F S D No 1—
3.101 %
to 4.60
to
6 1.00
Freeport—
4.20s 1938-1945
M&N 6 0.75
4.20s sewer 1946-60—M&N 6 2.60
4 Ms 1938-1951
M&N 6 0.75
4.40s 1938-1950
M&N 6 0.75
Garden City 4 Ms 1938-52.J&J 6 0.50
Greenburg* (T)—
...
6 2.40
to 2.60
to 2.70
2.90 March 1, 1939-1947.. 6 1.50" to 3.15
Essex Co 4s 1939-1956—M&S 6 1.00 to 2.70
Franklin Co 4Mb '39-'40.M&S 6 0.75 to 1.25
J&D
1950-65
Union Township Sch Dist—
to 3.00
6 1.00
4Mb Water 1938-45-A&0 6 0.50
Erie County—
4MB 1938
J&D 6 1.20
4MB 1939-1959
.J&D 6 1.50
to 3.50
6 1.50
6 0.60
6 0.60
to
to 3.30
1.35
115M
1957
M&N
115 M
Nov 1957M&N
120 H
Dec 1, 1979
J&D
118M
Corp stock 1967--J&J
119M
Corp stk 1971
J&D 15
July 1,1938 to 1955— b 0.50 to 2.55
115M
Jan 1, 1977.
J&J 114M
Sch & Var '38-'39-J&D b 0.50 to 1.10
112M
110M
I960M&S
113M
Mar 1, 1962
M&S 111M
4Ms Mar 1, 1964
113M
M&S 111M
112
4 Ms April 1,1966
113M
A&O
113 M
114M
4Ms Apr 15,1972—A&015
4 Ms Rap Tr & Wat 74 J&D
115 H
113M
4Ms Feb 15. '41-'66.F&A15 b 1.80 to 3.60 %
114
115M
4Mb Feb 15,1976—F&A15
4 Ms Nov 15.1978- -M&N15
114M
116M
4 Ms Mar 1, 1981
115
M&S
116M
4s Oct 1,1980
110
A&O
111M
111
4s May. 1977
M&N 109 M
4s Nov 1955
M&N
107 M
106
4s Various 1956
M&N
106
107M
4s Various May 1957-M&N
108 M
107
4s Nov 1958—
M&N
107
108 M
4s May 1959
M&N 107
108M
4s serial 1938-1963
J&J b 0.50 to 3.55
3 Ms Corp stock July 1 75.106
104 M
3 Ms Corp stock 1939-54.
b 1.10 to 3.40
3 Ms g exempt 1941
1.75
M&N b 2.00
3 Ms exempt 1942
2.00
M&N 6 2.20
3Ms R T 1948-1950—M&N b 3.25
3.00
3.25
3Msg exempt 1952
M&N b 3.50
3Ms gexempt 1953
3.25
M&N 5 3.50
3 Ms g exempt 1954
102
100
M&N
3 Ms g Water ex 1954- M&N
100
102
3 Ms exempt 1955
102
M&N 100 M
99 M
3M8 stock Apr 1,1954. A&O
101M
3 Ms Corp stock Mar 1,1960
100
102
3 Ms Corp stock Jan 15,1976
100
102
3 Ms reg Corporate stock
1950-53
3.50
M&N
3.25
3 Ms Corp stock July 1, '75
99 M
101M
2.80 to 3.10
Trans 1947-51. -F&A
3s corp stock Jan 1 1977 J&J
97 M
98 M
3s Serial 1939-1968
0.60 to 3.10
J&J
2 Ms 1939-1953
1.00 to 3.05
J&D
2Ms Serial 1939-16.._F&A
1.00 to 2.70
Parkway Authority—
3M% Rev 1940-'53.A&0 b 1.50 to 3.25
to 2.35
b 0.50
b 0.50
1938
J&J
4Mb 1938-1967
A&O
4s June 151960
J&D
4s 1938-1958
_J&J
3.40s Nov 15 '38-'55-_M&N
to
New York
to 2.75
5 Ms 1944
5s 1938-1950
to 3.00
6 1.25
6 2.00
b 1.50
b Basis
to
b 0.50
4 Ms
A&O 6 95
4 Ms School 1941
F&A
4Mb Imp & sch '38-'60-J&D
SussexCo4Ms'38-*44
M&S
4s Impt 1938-1955—M&N
Tenafly 4Ms 1939-1963.F&A
Trenton—
6Ms 1938-1951
A&O
5s School 1938-1955—A&O
4MB 1939-1966
F&A
4 Ms 1939-1960
F&A
4s Apr
1938-1944
1945-1965
1938-1963
2Ms 1938-1947
to
b 1.70
b 1.60
4M 1938-1969
M&N
4M 1938-1970
J&D
to 4.60
4s Munic & Sch '39-'63_J&J
3M 1938-1971
J&D
to 4.25
2 Ms 1938-1945
M&N
2 Ms 1939-1978
M&S
98
2% 1938-1955
M&N
to 92
Albany Port District—
4s 1938-1972
to 94
...M&N
Binghamton—
4 Ms Oct 1 1938-71
3.00
var.
to 3.25 %
2s Mar 11939-1956
Summit—
4s due Jan 1 1966
4s Canal Imp Jan
b 0.25
Net
2.70
6 0.75
6 2.50
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
4 Ms
4 Ms
4 Ms
2.30
to 1.70
Albany (City of)—
Terminal—
4Ms 1938-1969
4MB 1938-1968
4Ms
4Mb
4Ms
4Mb
4M8
4 Ms
4 Ms
to
4s 1938-1947
Buffalo—
4Ms 1938-1973
South Orange—
4s 1938 to 1944
6s 1939-1962
4s
to 2.00
b 0.20
1.60
1.80
to 1.70
to 3.60
usmI
4Mb 1938-1953
J&D
Ramsey 5s Water 1938-1940
Red Bank (Borough)—
4 Ms 1938-1953
M&N
Ridge wood 4 Ms 1938-62.M&N
5Ms 1938-1939
J&J
4Ms 1938-1968
M&N
Sea Isle City 5s 1942....F&A
Somerset County—
4 Ms 1938-1949
J&D
4Mb 1938-1952
J&J
South Jersey Port District—
Marine
b 0.20
New Rochelle—
5s 1938-1950
b 0.25
Ask
Nassau
to 2.55
b 0.30
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
County (Concluded)—
J&D
3Ms 1944-1961
J&J
3s July 1 1940-64
J&J
3s 1939-50
F&A
3.40s July 1 1941-45—J&J
2 Ms 1946-1956
2 Ms 1939-57
F&A
Newburgh—
4s Wat Impt 1942-63—J&J
4Ms Wat Impt 1938-41-J&J
3 Ms Fund 1938-1941. M&N b 0.50
2 Ms refunding 1939-57.J&J b 1.00
to 3.75
5Ms General improvement
6s Impt 1938-1948
M&N 6 2.50
4Ms Refunding 1944—M&N
4 Ms Water 1939-1970-J&J b 1.50
Passaic County—
4 Ms 1938-1946
J&J b 1.25
4 Ms 1938-1968
J&D b 1.25
Ask
-
.
6 2.00
97
6 99
6 3.00
Bid
3 Ms Mar 15 1939—M&S 15
0.50
3Ms Mar 15 '40-'81—M&S 15 b 1.10 to 2.75
of50
3Ms Mar 15 1939—M&8 15
3Ms Mar 15 '40-'81--M&S 15 b 1.10" to 2.70 %
3s g Canal Jan 1 1956---J&J 117
119
119
3s g Canal July 1 1958 —J&J
117
119
3s g Canal Jan 1 1959- -J&J 117
119
3s Canal 1957-59
117
J&J
3s Mar 25 1939-1987
M&S b 0.50 to 2.70
Eliminat'n of Grade Crossings
to 3.60
to 3.65
North Arlington (Borough)
Refunding 4s
North Bergen ref 4s-4 Ms
To
or
Bonds
Net
.
_
4 Ms Sch & wat '38-'69-J&D 6 2.00
4 Ms 1938-1967
J&D 6 2.00
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
M&N
A&O
M&S
b 0.75
b 0.75
b 0.75
'to 2.50
to 1.25 %
25
to 2.00
to 3.00
to 3.00
April, 1938]
STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS
97
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
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Saratoga Springs—
4Mb Pari: 1939-1940—A&O b 1.00
Scarsdale 4Ms 1938-45—J&D b 0.75
4.15s
4s
2Ma
„
to 2.50
to 2.50
b 0.50
to 2.50
to 3.10
M&S
Southampton—
to
to 3.00
to
3.00
to
3.75
to
3.10
to
2.75
2.75
to
to
to 3.25
to 2.50
F&A b 0.75
b
b
b
b
0.50
0.50
0.75
0.75
to 3.10
to
JKfnlP&l!49
1939-1955
2.50
to 4.25
4.00
to 4.15
94
4M
to 2.75
to
to 4.20
4 Ms
1.50
1.50
i'
:
2.25
'•■
to
2.00
2.00
2.00
to 4.00
2.00
to
to 4.20
to 4.25
Grand
4.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.50
to
3.20
3.35
to 3.50
3.00
0.50
to 2.50
Thousand Islands—
4Ms Bridge Rev '67.M&S
Westchester County
1939-1976
to 2.60
to 2.50
3.60
3.70 %
to 3.75 %
2.00
2.00
1.50
4 Ms Parkway 1962-86-J&D b 3.25
4Ms Co Bldg 1939-44--A&0 b 1.25
2.50
4Mb *44. '45, *56 & '69 J&D
to
4s Co Bldg 1939-59—M&S
4s June 1 1959-1964—J&D
Par
White Plains—
4Ms 1939-1959
3.75
3.70
to 3.90
to
2.75
to 3.25
to
3.15
to 3.25
to 3.00
to
3.50
to 3.00
to
3.30
1.00
1.00
to 3.90
2Ms Sept 1 1943-49
b 2.75
Wolcott 4Ms Jly 15'38-'42J&J|6 1.00
Yonkers—
to 3.25
3.90s
(reg)-M&S
1939-1954
F&A
6s Feb 1 1939-1952
to 3.50
Allen Co 5Ms 1938-50-.A&O 6 2.00
Ashland 5 Ms 1938-44._-A&O 6 1.00
Par
to 4.00
5Ms Jan 1939-1961—A&O
1.50
to
5s 1939-1961
1.50
to 4.50
Par
to
J&D
2.7)
Par
Par
& ref July 1 *43-'46 6 2.75
to 3.50
to
„
J&J 6 3.20
to 3.10
J&J 6 1.25 to 3.15
A&O b 1.25 to 3.15
A&O 6 1.25 to 3.15
A&O 6 1.90 to 2.50
A&O
101M 102 M
*
Asheville—
1-48 gen ref July 1 1976
Buncombe County—
30
l~4s gen ref July 1 1976
Charlotte—
30
31M
to 3.30
J&D 19 6 2.40
5s 1943-1952
A&O 6 1.00
6 1.00
to 3.10
6 1.00
98M
to
1945.J&J
to
3.60
3.00
Durham County—
4Mb
1938-1951
J&D
Forsyth Co 4Ms '38-'58-J&D
Granville Co 4Ms *39—M&N
1.50
1.50
3.00
to 3.30
to 3.50
2.50
Greensboro—
F&A 6 3.75
4Mb 1939-1963
J&J 6 2.50
4 Msl939-1965
F&A 6 2.50
4s Water Works 1954..J&J 6 3.90
Ref'g 3 Ma 1957-1962— J&J
93 M
Greenville 5s WW '68—F&A
4.40
to 3.50
to 4.30
to 4.25
3.75
96
to 4.20
to
Guilford County—
4Mb 1938-1957
M&N
High Point 4M.s 1939-48.J&J
6s Wat Serv 1938-1968 J&D
Ohio municipal
to 2 60
1.00
2.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
to 3.25
2.30
to 2.90
to 3.40
to 3.00
1.50
to 3.10
1.75
to 3.10
100M
128
130
101
100M
b 1.20
to
2.10 %
b 1.50
to
2.20 %
b
1.25
to
2.80
b 1.25
to
2.75
b 1.00
b 0.75
to 2.50
1
2M Apr 1 1939-1967—A&O b 1.00
to 2.50
%
4Ms Sewer 1939-59
2.70
J&D b 1.70
to 2.60
%
4Ms Water 1939-1960.M&S b 1.70
to 3.30
%
School
to 2.75
to 4.20
to 87
Miami
99M
to 87
4Mb Sept 1'67 opt *41
„
2MsWater works—
1939-1966
4Mb
1939-1960
b 1.00
to 2.80
b 1.00
to 2.00
4 Ms Jan
to 3.10
b 1.00
b 1.00
to 2.60
to 2.00
to 2.40
to 4.00
to 2.50 %
to 2.20
to 3.00
to
to
i
2.30 %
2.40 %
104 M
114
M&S 6 0.85
F&A 6 1.10
to-4.10
116
to
to
...
2.60 %
2.70 %
b Par
to 2.75 %
6 1.00
to 2.40
3.00 %
%
b 1.50 to 3.20 %
Lacakwanna Co 4s 1944.F&A b 2.75
2.20
Lancaster Co 4 Ms *39-'60F&a b 0.75 to 2.50
%
Lancaster 8 D 4s May 1945— b 2.20
2 00 /o
Lower Merion Twp 4s 1945.. 6 2.20
2.00 %
McK'p't S D 4Mb '39-43 M&N b 1.10 to 2.50
Mercer Co 5 Mb '39-'47—F&A b 1.50 to 3.10
%
Noiristown S D 4Mb 1943.J&J b 2.30
2.10 %
Philadelphia—
5s Jan 1951
*
1.50
1.50
1 1939-1946
Fayette County—
4 Ms Highway 1952—.J&D
Harrisburg—
4s May 15 1939-1953
Jeanette 4Ms 1939-1956.M&S
to 2.25
to 3.25
to 2.75
Conservancy Dist—
5Ms (1 to 5 yr mat'y)—J&D
5M8 (5 to 10 yr mat'y).J&D
5Ms (after 10 years)
J&D
4 Ms,
.F&A
Erie S D—
b 1.00
Dist—
1.75
99
Dist—
Easton-Phillipsburg
Liverpool—4s 1940.J&J
4Ms water 1938-1952—A&O
Martin's Fy 5s '38-'44
M&S
z°
L90
to
Phila-Camden—
A&O
5s Park & Imp '38-'41_A&0 b 1.00
Lima 5Ms Sewer 1938-1947— 6 2.00
5s Sewer Feb 1 1939-*51 F&A b 2.50
Lucas Co 4s O H 1944—M&S
4 Ms 1938-1940
J&D2 b 1.00
are
to 1.75
6 2.00
Altoona—
to 3.25
...
bondsjssued since Jan. 1,1913
series "C T" May 31 1938—
5s July 1 1951 Series O..J&J
4Ms Dec 1 1951 opt *37..J&D
4 Ms 1939, 1944, 1949
J&J
4s Highway Apr.l 1940,
1942,
1945, 1947. 1950, 1952
Allegheny County—
4Ms 1939-1962
A&O
4 Ms July 1938-1958
J&J
4s Bridge 1942
F&A
4s 1939-1958..
M&S
2 Ms Dec 1 1938-1965—J&D
imp 1938-43—A&O b 1.00 to 2.50
Mahoning Val San
b 1.00
4s 1940-45-50
b 1.80
Braddock 4Mb '38-'41_.M&N b 1.00
Cambria Co 4Ms Nov 1 '38-'45 b 1.80
Chester 4Ms 1938-1940—.J&J b 1.00
Chester SD 4Ms 1938-42 J&D b 1.60
Del River Jt Comm
Bridge
4Ms Oct 1945
5s Water 1942
to 2.00
PENNSYLVANIA
Easton
Elyria 4s 1938
J&D
4Mb 1938-1952
M&S
5s W W 1938-1946
J&J
Fostoria 5s W W '39-M0-M&S
Hamilton County—
4 Ms 1943
F&A
4Ms Oct 1 1939
A&O
4Mb Sewer Oct 1 1938-'47_.
Lakewood—
4 Ms 1938-1939
A&O
J&J
25
to 3 20
b 1.00
Bethlehem
Cleveland—
to 3 .60
4Mb 1938-1966
to 3
b 2.60
to 2.75
'39-'46_—M&S10 6 1.00
East
5s Water 1939 to
to 2.50
lMs Tax anticipation notes
1961
to 3.60
Durham—
J&J15
2.75 %
5 1.00
b 3.00
4Ms 1938-1960
M&N
4s Water 1938-1955—.M&N
4s Water 1939-1958
J&J
4s Water 1940-1959—.F&A
M&S
to 3.40
3.20
to 2.00
35
3 00
to 2.75
to 2.25
1.50
to 96
2.80
to 2.15
35
6 1.00
M&S b 1.00
M&S b 2.25
1.5 J
1.50
1.90
to
to
6 1.00
to 3.10
M&N
F&A 6
to 1.75
to 2.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
5s Harb Dev 1938-50.M&N
4 Ms Dock 1943
M&N
4Ms Oct 1938-47
A&O
^
b 1.00
M&N
gen
'40~,<15
Portland—
to 2.25
5s W W
5s Mar 16
1.00
2.00
35
to 3.00
Imp 1945
F&A
4Ms Bdge 1938-1951..M&S
%
%
35
4
1938-1939
4Ms 1941-1961
Dayton School Dist—
2.50 %
Allentown—
4Ms 1938-1944
A&O
4Ms 1938-1943
A&O
4Ms Road 1938-1941— A&O
4s 1938-1941
A&O
Dayton—
5Ms W W Imp 1944..J&D
4 Ms 1938-1940
3.50 %
to 3.75 %
v
J&D
to 3.00
4Mb 1938-1970
4Mb 1938-1979
3Ms 1939-1959
3s 1960-1977—
F&A
to 2.90
F&A 6 1.25
6 Ms 1941
..M&N
1.00 to 3.00 %
to 3.00
to 3.00
s-a
2Ms 1940-1959
4Ms
to 2.75
3.75
2.75
2.75
Certificates of deposit
5Ms 1938-1949
J&j
Certificates of deposit.
Eugene 5s 1942
M&S
Multnomah Co—
4 Ms Bridge 1938 1944. J&D
4Ms 1949-1956.
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955—.J&D
5s Road 1938-1939.—M&N
Multnomah Co S D No. 1—
4 Ms July 15 '38-'39—J&J15
to 2.30
M&S 6 3.00
F&A 6 1.00
F&A 6 1.00
East
to 3.75
—
to 3.50
to 3.70
6 Ms 1938-1948
,
to~4~66
to 2.60
Cuyahoga County—
31M
2.75
b 2.50
Feb 1 1939
OREGON
to 5.00
A&O 6 1.00
5s
b
b
b
b
2Ms May 15 1938-19403 Ms May 15 1941-1945
4Ms H'way '38-'49 (s-a).A&O
4s Highway 1938-1942—A&O
4s Highway 1938-1941
A&O
to 5.00
6s 1938-1959.
Columbus S D—
4.70
NORTH CAROLINA
%
2.10 %
4.75 %
to 5.25
M&S!6
6s 1949-1957
4Ms 1939-1953
4Ms 1938-1955
4.30
4.50
to 4.25
to 3.25
to 5.00
2Mb 1938-1951
Columbus—
to
6s July 1961
4Mb 1939-1962
4MB 1938-1968
4s 1938-1968
3Ms 1940-45
2 Ms 1946-47-48
3.60 %
2.50%
to 4.50
Cincinnati—
%
to 4.25
Par
gen
to
b 2.75
b 2.50
b 2.40
b 5 00
_
A&O
4Ms Dec 5 1939-42—J&D 6 1.75
4.40s 1956
to 4.55
Par
F&A
2Ms
2.00
2.40
%
Canton School Dist—
58 1954—
^
4Ms July 1 1938-'62
A&O
4Ms Marl 1939-'56—A&O
3.30s April 1 1938-1956
3.10s Oct 1 1938-1964
to
Astoria 5s 1953
5s Sewer 1953
M&S
6s Water 1944-1959—A&O 6 2.60
4.50
4s
1939-1958
3 Ms 1943-61
to 5.00
Canton—
^
A&O
A&O
to
Tulsa—
(See footnote *)
Cleveland Heights S D—
100
to
3.20
Par
J&D
J&D
3.25
Par
J&D
J&D b 3.25
1.00
5Ms July 1946
F&A
5Ms Wat & Pk *39-'49-F&A
5Ms 1939-1939
F&A
5s 1939-1947
F&A
to 3.00
97
1.25
1938-1951
1952-1980
3Ms 1938-1951
•3 Ms 1952-1963
2.75
2.70
1.00
5s Water
Sewage Dis 1938-65.M&N
5Ms 1941
M&S
5Ms Imp Feb WSl-F&A 6 2.40 to 2.60
5s July 1 1965
J&J
4Ms July 1943
J&J
4Ms Sewer 1955
A&O __J
4s 1938-1956
M&S 6 1.00 to 2.50
3Ms Sept 1 1938-62..
6 1.00 to 2.40
2 Ms Sept 1 1938 to 1956— 6 1.00 to 2.30
2Ms Sept 1 1938 to 1976.. 6 1.00 to 2.60
2s Sept 1 1939-63
M&S 6 0.75 to 2.20
Cincinnati (School Dist)—
3Ms 1940 opt 1912.._A&0 100
101
Cleveland—
5Ms 1940-1970
J&D 6 2.40 to 3.65
5s W W 1938-1968
J&D 6 1.00 to 3.35
4Ms Grad Cros'38-'54.A&0 6 1.00 to 3.30
4 Ms Fire Dep '38-'55_-A&0 6 1.00 to 3.40
%
4Ms 1938-1950
M&S 6 1.00 to 3.20; %
4s Sewage 1938-58
M&S 6 1.00 to 3.30;%
3 Ms 1938-1956
A&O 6 1.00 to 3.20 %
2Ms 1938-1951
M&S 6 1.00 to 3.10 %
to 2.10
J&D
4Ms San Sew '39-'82—J&J
3 Ms
3 Ms
to
5Ms 1938-1940
J&D
1939-1947.-M&S
4Ms Water Works 1941 J&J
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
to 3.60
3.75
3.85
4s Water Works 1942.A&O
2.00
J&J b 0.50
J&J b 0.50
J&J
0.50
to
1.00
4Ms Aviation 1939-53.J&J b 2.50
Oklahoma City—
to 3.75 %
3.75
Akron 6s 1939-1940
A&O
4.75
5 Ms 1939-1951
J&J
4.75
5s Water 1938-1953—A&O
3.00
4 Ms 1938-1947
A&O
4.75
4 Ms 1938-1952
A&O 6 4.75
4Ms 1938-1956
A&O 6 4.75
to
J&J
5s 1938-19451.50s 1938-1946
2.60
6s
'
1942
1938-1953
2.90
to 3.50
OKLAHOMA
to 2.50
0.75 to 2.75
0.50 to 2.75
4.10s 1939-1946
A&O
0.75 to 2.60
3.90s 1939-1948
F&A b 0.75 to 2.70
3Ms May 15 '38-'51-M&N b 0.50 to 2.60
Warren Co 4Ms 1939-'50.F&A b 1.00 to 3.20
5Ms highway 1939-'53_F&A b 1.00 to 3.35
Warsaw Union FrSDNo 10—
4Ms 1938-1942
Oct b 1.00 to 3.00
Watertown
4Ms
4 Ms
to
,•'
Forks—
OHIO
4Mb Pub Imp '38-'45_J&J15
4.20s 1939-1949
F&A
4.15s 1938-1950
M&N
3.25
1.00
1.00
Market 1938-1939
M&S
Zanesville S D 5s '38-'43.A&0
to 3.35
5s Mayl938
4s
%
Dtlca—
to
—A&O
to 3.30
J&J
5s Farm L'n 1940-45&'50 J&J'6
5Ms 1945 & 1948 ser O—J&J 6
4Ms July 1951 & *55
J&J 6
4Ms Jan 1957
J&J 6
Fargo 4s Aug 15 1938-54
6
3.75
f revenue 1977
A&O
106 %
108
4s serial revenue 1942-'68
b 2.25 to 3.75
.
to 3.40
1.50
—
s
4Ms 1939-1950
4Ms 1938-1970
4Mb 1938-1965
1.50
A&O
IVfuQTrAcoA—
6 1.25
A&O b
A&O b
J&D b
J&J b
3.20
NORTH DAKOTA
Thousand Isl'ds—See "Watert own
Ticonderoga S D No 5—
6s 1938-1940 reg
to 3.25
.A&O
4Ms 1938-1957.
A&O
Youngstown School Dist—
4 Ms
J 944-47
M&S
5s 1938-1944
M&S
Zanesville—5s City Hall &
to 3.60
to 3.65
J&J 6 3.10
J&J 6 3.15
to 3.25
to
6s Bdge 1938-41
to 3.20
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1938-1959
4Ms 1938-1956.
Youngstown—
30
M&S
4s refunding
to 2.40
to
2.50
2.75
Toledo School Dist—
90
M&N 15
Sept 1938-1947
3s refunding 1956-68
to 2.60
to
to
Wharf I960—-M&S
M&S
to 3.70
4Ms 1938-1973
1948-56
3.00
to 2.65
1.00
1.00
4Ms 1938-1954
M&S15
4Ms 1939-1953.
M&S
4Mb Nov 1 1938-1953
4s Park.July- 1
1942—J&J
to 4.40
to 90
1.75
4 Ms 1938-1958
A&O
5s Sewer 1949
3.65
to 3.75
Imp 1939-60.J&J
1938-1940
£S^^J938-1944----F&A
6s Pub
Toledo—
98
3.80
1.75
5s
2.90
2.00
Summit Co—
2.25
W inston-Salem—
3.35
M&S
4s
3.75
1
2.10% Aug 15 1946-1947— b 2.25
1 Ms 1939-1946
M&S b 0.75
•
to
1.00
1.00
4 Ms Pub
to 3.00
5s
1.00
M&S
Springf'd S D 5s '38-'39-J&J2
Wilmington—
May 151938
Troy—
3.25
Springfield—
5s Ref & Impt 1955—-A&O
4 Ms 1938-1962
A&O
4s
4s
2.30
to
to 2.75
4.40
4.40
3.00
F&A
2.50
F&A
4.20
Rutherford Co 5s '38-'52—J&J
95
86
Salisbury 6s 1938-1941 —M&N
Transylvania County—
Road & Bridge 6s 1949-50— / 25
to 2.60
b 1.00
b
b
b
b
to
J&J b 1.00
-----
3.50
to
4.25
4 Ms 1939-1947
4Ms 1948-1959
to 3.00
5Ms 1938-1960-7—-M&S b 0.75
4Ks 1938-1944
M&N b 0.50
4.20s Dec 15 '38-71 J&D15 b 0.60
4Ms July 1938-'58
J&J
Tonawanda (City of)—
4Ms 1939-1942
J&J
4Ms Sewer 1938-1953..J&J
5s Water 1938-1950
J&J
5Ms Water 1938-1950-J&J
Triborougb Bridge—
1.00
__
Portsmouth City S D—
4 Ms 1939-1950
Randolph County—
b 1.00
b 1.00
b 1.00
b 0.50
J&J15
J&J15
M&S
M&S
1.00
Newark 4Ms 1938-1941.-A&O
to 4.75
5s Impt June 1 1944.-J&D
4Mb 1938-1967
A&O
4s 1946-1950
M&N
3Ms 1951-1956
M&N
3.00
M&N 6 1.00
1938-1971
1938-1946
3 Ms
1938-1951
3s 1938-1971
2.20% 1939-1957
2s 1939-1956
4.60
Ask
5s Flood E:
-jinerg '38-'42 J&D
Raleigh—
■
Suffolk County—
4 Ms 1938-1957
A&O
3Ks 1938-1951
F&A
2 M s B igh & ref i 939-57 M&S
2.20s June 1 1938-1962 J&D
Sullivan Co 4 Ms 39-'45.A&0
Syracuse—
5s
4.25
Bid
Montgomery County
to 4.50
5s Munic Bldg 1939—J&J
b 1.00
Solvay 4 Ms 1938-1940..-F&A b 1.25
Somers (T) 4Ms'38-'53.M&N b 1.25
5s
M&S
J&J
Bonds
4.40
M&N b 3.65
5s Fund June 1959
County—
4 Ms
1942-1958
5s Dec 15 1938-1948
„
6s Ref Nov 1950
Pitt County—
4 Ms 1943-1947
to 2.50
to 2.60
J&J b 2.30
1.80s 1938-1950
Schenectady
2.75
to
1939-1960
1938-1944-A&O b 0.60
1938-1955
A&O b 0.50
Oct 15
b 4.60
6 2.75
or
Net
Ask
1938-1950
Lincoln Co—
5s Bridge 1939-1951—F&A b 2.50
Mecklenburg Co—
to 3.00
b 0.60
J&D b 0.60
A&O b 1.00
*42-F&A
A&O
4 Ms
Schenectady—
5s Dec 15 1938-1941
4.30s 1938 1948
Bid
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1
1.75
to
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Net
J&J
5s June 1 1962 opt *52. J&D
i 5s
Junell 1982 opt *52.J&D
4Ms May 1948
4Mb Nov 1 1948
1.00 to 2.30
2.30
to 2.90
.J&J
107M
107M
117
H5M
H5M
...
...
109
...
to 2.70
2.70
J&J
114
113
113
taxable, all bonds issued prior to that[date are tax-exempt.
1
bJBasis.
/ FlatlpHce. n Nominal,
AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
STATE
98
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
1946
4s July 26 1972
3 Ms July 1 1986
2.60
to
to
1.75
4s 1940-1955,
6 2.00
to 3.40
4mb 1940-1967
------4Mb Jan 1 and Feb 15 1939—
4Mb Jan 1 1939.
4 ms Dec 1 1939
4mb bridge 1944-1945
6s July 1 1943
6 2.10
to 3.60
6 0.50
'0
.50
f
to 98
to 98
98
to
2.60
to
2.60 %
to
3.00
5 Ms road
Chattanooga—
3.10
to
1.10
1.10
6 1.70
1.25
6 3.20
3.00
6 3.00
2.75
3.10
90
1 1959—j&j / 84
/ 85
95
_
.
3 90
3.90
6 4 20
6 4 20
a&o
'52m&n
Hospital 1954—-—m&s
6 4 20
3 90
*39-j&J
6 3.00
2.50
6 2.80
4Mb Road 1947 opt
2.60
Highway 1947—j&J
5% Co Memorial '38-'50j&J 6 1.00
78
Dyer Co ref 3 m-4 Ms 1965
Fayette County—
4Mb Road 1958
j&J 6 5.00
4Mb
2.00
to 3.00
82
4.70
0.75
6 "0.75
to
to
J&D
6 "2.80
4mb,
1940-1958
Hamilton
1.45
2.30
2.70
3 75
6 4.00
3.85
6 3.65
3.50
County
ja4msnref
Cranston—
6 4.10
.
4m% Refunding
5% Bridge 1944
1957-a&o
1939-1948—j&j
6 1.50
1.40
to 3.40
to 3.60
a&O
Par
to
2.30
Par
to
1.25 %
to"3.50]%
Refunding 4Mb Jan 1 1958-
to
Refunding 4ms Jan 1 1958Refunding 5s Jan 1 1958—_
Refunding 6s Jan 1 1958-—
„
„
2.30,%
2.70
2.90
-J&J
3.40
4Mb Sewer 1952
-J&D
3.40
4Mb School 1954
M&N
4MB 1950
Providence—
3.50
91
93
95 m
101
J&d
-J&J
A&O
1945
4s Oct 1 1954
6
Par
2.75
to
I
.90
2.55
--J&J
4s May 2 1957
4s Water 1962
2.55
M&N2
4s July 1956
2.60
1938-1950
3s 1944-1951
J&d
A&O
J&D
-J&D
1939-57
F&A
4s Oct 1 1964
w
WPA School Loan-—
2.70
2.70
Par
6
2.60
to
6 1.80
to}2.25
to.2.30
6 Par
&
to
2.60 %
1938-1961-.--M&N 6 Par
4MB 1938-1967
-J&D 6 Par
4Ms Funding 1944. .—M&N
4M» 1938-1967
J&D 6"1.00
to
4.25
to
3.75
J&J
General Obligation 4mb.—
General Obligation 5s——
93
95
97
Funding 5ms Sept 1950—
4Mb June 1938-1957--. J&D 6)1.00
5s 1938-1942
M&N 6 1.00
1938-1959—A&O
4s Funding 1947
A&O
6 1.00
3°. 15
i
to'3".60
tol3.60
to 2.75
to 3.75
*
20
Grimes County—
5 Ms Road 1938-54.a&o 10 6 3.00
to 4.40
%
Harris co—
4Mb Apr 10 *38^56.a&o10 6 2.00
4mb Road Apr 10 '38-'60— 6 2.00
to 3.25
to 3.25
Houston—
5s Sewer 1939
m&n
4Ms Sept 1938-1952—M&N
4mb 1938-1957
j&J
4m Impt 1938-39 (s-a) j&J
4mb Impt 1940-55(s-a).J&J
_
2.25
6 1.50
to 3.25
6 1.50
to 3.25
to 2.00
6 1.50
6 2.25
to 3.25
6 2.50
to 3.00
6 1.25
to
6 2.00
to 3.25
6 3.00
6 2.00
to 3.25
6 3.00
to 3.50
F&a 6 4.00
to 4.50
6 2.00
to 3.25
6 2.00
to
6 2.50
to 2.75
6 2.00
to 3.25
6 2.00
to 3.25
6 2.00
to
4mb 1942-1947
2Ms and 3s 1941-1968.j&j
Ind Sch d 3s '39-'66..F&a
Houston s d 5s Feb 1952
4mb 1938-1951
.j&D
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1939,
1944. '49. *54, *59.'64
3.25
to 3.25
Port Arthur—
5a 1939-1970
5Ms w w 1938-65—m&n
5s Sept 1938-1959
m&s
5s St Impt Dist No 2 1943—
4mb 1939-1967
J&J
4mb 1938-1968
f&A
3s July 1 1938-1951
j&J
San Antonio s d 5s *56--F&a
3.70|
3.00
f°25
390
4Mb Oct 10 '38-'59—a&o10
Waco—
5s Water Works 1942-j&j 6 3.50
to 3.75
4Mb Water 1938-1968-J&J 6 3.00
to 4.25
3 m % to 4 m % due
90
88
1969-5--
4Mb ctfs indebt '39-'53__j&d
4s lnstitu'1 1938-'59
J&J
3 Ms Refunding 1940-553 Ms State Highway—
Ctfs of indebt 1U40-49. J&D
State ctfs of Indebtedness
3s Jan 1 1939-1952
J&J
2Mb Highway Oct 1 '45-'54—
Aiken Co 4 Ms 1939-1945.F&A
to 3.25
6 2.Of)
to 3.50
%
6 2.40
to 3.10
%
6 2.40
to
%
2.90 %
6 0.85
to 3.00
6 2.90
6 2.40
to
%
3.15 %
to 325 %
Co—
4Ms Highway 1939-43.F&A 6 2.50
103
Charleston—4M» Jan '62-J&J
100
4s Refg 38 'f«x-exem)_J&J
3 Ms Wat Works *38-78A&O 6 2.25
95
Oheraw 5» 52 opt '32.-July 1
Clarendon Co—
6s May 15 '38-'40-M&N15
to 3.25
6 4.00
4s Funding 1952-62—a&o
Madison County—
4m% Highway '38-'49 J&d
Memphis 5s July 1954—J&J
5s River Term '38-'48_A&0
6 1.00
4Mb Water 1938-1962--j&J
4Mb Water 1949
j&j
4Mb Park 1959
A&o
4Mb 1938-1955
J&d
4s 1938-1954
m&s
98
103
92
97
100
3.90 %
100
to 3.75
6 3.40
.25
6 1.00
6 3.15
to 3.25
to 3.20
..
3.40
3.00
i
3.30
3.10
>
Greenville—5s St 1942—J&J
3 M® water ref 1939-76 M&N
>
3.30
3.25
3.10
3.10
»
2.25
to
Greenville Co 4Mb '40-'55_ J&J
»
2.50
to
3.40
3.40
)
2.00
to
3.25
4Mb Highw 1939-1945.f&A
to
Greater Greenville Sewer Dlst
M&N
4Mb 1967
6 4.25
6 1.00
6 2.00
1.50
6 1.00
6 1.00
to 3.10
6 1.00
to 3.25
6 1.00
to 3.00
6 5.10
4.75
Polk Co 5s 1938-1946
J&d
to 3.25
6 3.40
3.20
1957—a&o 63.15
Aud Mkt h'se '49—m&s 6 3.25
3.00
f&A
5s
4m% Jail 1940-1951--M&s 6 2.00
Smith County—
1.50
5Mb Fdg 1939-1958—j&j
Tipton County—
1939-1940-F&A
6 2.00
to
3.50 %
4Mb 1939-1941
M&S
Spartanburg—
4Mb Water 1939-1965.J&J
5s Sept 1 1939
5s Nov 1 1943
6 2.00
to
3.15 %
4mb Road .mly 2 38- 58j&J
Washington County—5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
J&j 6
White County—
6
5m% Highway 1955—m&s
to 3.75
6 3.00
6 3.85
2.75
3.50
%
i
Sumter Co 5s 1939-1952--J&J 6 2.10
3.25 %
to 3.80
York Co 4Mb 1939-'50—J&J 6 2.00
to 3.50
to
i
6s Sept 1941
to
2.75
m&s
1939-*40
5Ms Jan 15 1943
3.25
less 1
j&d
J&j15
1.50
to 2.50
1.50
to
J&j15
3.70
3.25
Rural Credit 1942—j&j
2.75
less 1
less 1
Rural Credit—
1943-*50—m&n *63.60 to'3.90 %
1 *43-'49
3 Ms 1943 to 1946
3s Feb 1 1947
6 Basis.
f&A 6 3.40
F&a
F&a
100
97
/Flat price.
2.00 to 4.25
4.40
4.00
4.00
3.75
to
3.70
101
92
101
95
109
5s 1940-1965
4mb 1938-1970
4s 1942 opt 1922
3Ms 1938-1952
4s 1953-1977—
Brazoria co—
5Mb Impt Apr 10
Cameron County—
4mb
to 2.25
to 3.50
1.40
6 0.60
to
6 2.10
to
1.30
2.40
3.00
2.20
1.60
6 2.40
1.90
VERMONT
1938-48
j&d
4ms Oct 1 1938-1949—a&o
Middlebury 4s 1941
m&n
Rutland 4 ms 1946-48
j&j
6 0.75
tc 2.15
6
to 2.25
0.85
6 4.25
4.00
6 2.85
2.70
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5s Water Impt 1958—j&j
Danville—
4Mb Ref Aug 1942
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4Mb Pub Impt 1946—j&j 6 3.50
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Gibson County—
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San Antonio—
Davidson County—
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4mb Memorial Aud
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Carter County—
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4Mb Mar 15
6s 1938-1942
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8% Public Wks 1951-56-M&S
4s Oharit Inst 1965
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4Mb Impt 1940-1945—-J&J 6 2.00
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6 3.40
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3 ms
3 Ms
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1977
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3s
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103
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5s 1938-1959
70
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Pittsburgh—
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J&D 5 1.00
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1966
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4Mb 1976 opt 1946
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4s July 1939
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4s July 1942_
J&J
4s Feb 16 1955
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STATE
.
Quotations for all securities
AND MUNICIPAL
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'
Bid
Yield Basis
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4**% Gen oblig 1938-1943J&J b 1.25
4% Gen oblig
1948-50 b 2.80
3tf% Gen oblig
1950-51 b 2.80
3*4% Gen oblig
1951-52 b 2.80
Clark Co 5**s p52 opt '33 A&O
101
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M&N
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1.50
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to 2.90
2.90
to
3.75
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4**s Gen oblig wat_1938-59 b 1.50
to 3.50
%
Revenue Bonds—
5s Water ref
1938-45 b 1.75
3**s Water ref—1938-39 b 1.75
2*is Water ref—1940-42 6 2.25
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to
to
2.50
7a
2.25
7a
2.50 %
Is
4**s
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1938-1950
M&N
Pierce County—
4**s 1938-1944
Port of Seattle 5s '38-'55 M&S
4*48 Jan 1939-1955
J&J
Seattle—
6s 1938-1941 L & P...A&0
6**s L & P 1938-43—M&N
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&0
4** Lt & Pr 1939-'58_.M&N
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4*48 1941-1955
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4*is 1938-1957
A&O
4s mun lt & pr'38-'53_M&N
3** mun It & pr '43-53 A&O
3 **s mun lt & pr '38-'54A&0
Seattle School Dist No 1—
4s
1946-1950
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6 3.00
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Spokane—
4*4s Park 1962
J&J
4s & 4**sref 1938-51—J&J
3*4s Ref 1943-1954 _—J&J
4*4s 1939-1954
M&S
5*4s 1939-1953
J&J
5s Imp—Mar 1 1939-'42—
Spokane Water Revenue—
4**s-4**s 1938-41
A&O
Tacoma—Revenues—
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4*4s EIL&P '42-'46(s-u)J&J
4*4sEIL&P'38-51(s-a) A&O
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to 3.25
6 2.40
to 2.40
6 2 00
6 2 00
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6 1.50
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3.50
6 2.00
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6 2.50
6 2.50
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6 2 50
to
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4.00
3.00
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3.00
to
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3.00
3.00
to 4.10
6 3.50
to 4.20
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to
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5*48 G O sewer 1939—M&N
5a Wat rev 1938-'51—J&D 6 2.00
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WISCONSIN
10
(Hartford)
Aetna Insur (Hartf)
Aetna Life (Hartford)
10
Agricultural (Watet'n)
25
Amer Alliance (NY).
Amer Equitable (N Y)
10
—
10
5
Amer Fire (Wash'ton) 100
Amer Home Flre(N Y)
10
Amer Insur (Newark)
Amer Reinsur
(N Y) _
Amer Reserve (N Y)
Amer States (Ind'nap)
Amer Surety (N Y)_
10
10
25
Automobile lns(Hartf)
Baltimore Amer
10
(Bit)
2J£
Bankers & Shipp (NY)
Boston (Boston)
100
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff) 100
OamdenFire (Camden)
6s W W
3*25
to
4*4s
4*4s
6 2.35
%
to 2.65
6 0.25
to 2.45
J&J 6 2.40
3*4s 1951 and 1952
J&J 6 2.45
3*4s
1943-1952
J&J 6 2.0./
3s Sept 1. 1938-1946
M&S 6 0.50
2*4s Sept 1. 1946-1960- -M&S 6 2.20
2 *48 Nov 1 1938-62
M&N 6 0.50
6 2.15
2*4s May 1 1944-1962
1.40% July 1. 1938-'39—J&J 6 0.25
to 2.50
*27J&J
to 2.50
5
1938-1941
6s
to 2 00
to 2.40
to 2.40
to 2.60
to 2.40
to 2.60
to 3.25
F&A 6 1.00
to 2.75
to 2.75
to 2.50
to 2.50
Wood Co 58 1938
to 2.20
A&O 6 0.50
to 3.25
to 3.75
to
1.25
to 2.40
to
1.00
WYOMING
100*4
to 3.60
Clarksburg 5s 1938-1953.A&0 6 1.00
to 3.50
4s Road 1951 opt 1941—A&O 6 1.75
Natrona Co S D No 2—
5a
1938-1944
J&J 6 1.50
1.25
to 3.25
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Unearned
Premium
Reserve
15,222,624
20,016,996
6,655,795
5,356,163
1,945,247
4,430,055
77,748
841,394
11,982,022
1,185,624
2,188,793
934,306
5,941,659
9,028,811
2,484,927
3,303,633
4,694,847
2,276,425
5,235,713
500,000
5
400,000
10
1,500,000
Nat'l
745,006
498,031
889,159
784,722
r
Par
11*
15>*
37
20
59
21*4
Knickerbocker (N Y)
Lincoln Fire (N Y)
Manufacturers Cas'ty
(Phila)
1
639*4
Maryland Casualty..
Bonding & Ins
(Boston)
Merch Fire Assur /com
(New York)
|pref
21**
115
8
"9
9
10
27
Merch Fire (Denver).
Merchants & Mfrs Fire
29
30
100
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
Continental Assurance
10
10
2,000,000
3,000,000
1,000,000
2,808,328 38,822,179
6,210,523 188,156,229
3,695,297 22,263.915
34
23**
24**
4
71
74
20
5
525
545
325
400
16**
18**
14*4
—
2i1
1,750,000 5,013,966
5,000,000 51,759,596
815,000
445,769
1,500,000 2,500,000
755,095
605,381
4,000,000 10,519,950
2,400,000 5,515,051
3,750,000 40,351,755
1,000,000 1,558,499
2,000,000 9,422,201
10
"
(Wash'ton)
20
300,000
Fire mans Fund (S F).
Flremens Ins(Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phila).
General Reinsurance_
25
5
Georgia Home
10
Gibraltar
Fire & Mar
Falls Insurance
10
7,500,000
9,376,690
3,000,000
1,000,000
500,000
1,000,000
(Glens Falls, NY).
Globe & Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire.
2d preferred
5
5
5
334,421
13,142,938
7,232,618
6,880,363
5,285,913
684,304
905,995
Brunswick Fire
(New Brnns. N J)..
5
15
15
New
(New York)
1
1,000,000 2,802,013
8,150,000 22,399,846
2,000,000 1,702,507
10 4,000,000 5,213,048
10 12,000,000 47,714,286
29
20
21
21*4
2
(Minneapolis)
22*4
2*4
38
32*f
34**
75*4
22*4
(Hartford)
23*4
11"^
Id""
62
"66"
6*4
17*4
19
27
29
19
21
17
Providence
ton
60**
62**
44
46
6,429,741
10
Homestead Fire (Bait)
Importers & Exporters
(New York)
Insurance Go of State
10
8**
23
24**
10
3,000,000
8,430,465
4,414,095
34 J*
36**
1,000,000
916,498
1,000,000 2,064,269
2,000,000 12,030,562
1,000,000 4,581,784
1,901,658
2,198,357
5,811,786
4,746,269
30
12
33**
13**
20**
74 **
22**
77**
8,719,926
51.585,447
2,205,218
?«
8*4
19
31* II*
2
1,222*065
12**
14**
7K
8*4
1,000,000
917,667
575,705
22
27
2,000,000 5,240,607
1,000,000 2,250,533
1,000,000 1,106,461
1,000,000 2,335,991
1,000,000
942,240
400,000
405,645
700,000
220,322
1,000,000 2,054,726
6,000,000 38,182,317
5,317,985
802,908
17,345,695
3,357,453
30,667,113
117,498
11,958,021
554,995
8,255,808
100
23
115
11
95
75*
if*
■;p
64**
66**
2,809,172
1,798,467
13
_
_
10
15
3,000,000
5,284,542
4,529,207
23**
25**
2
10
1,000,566 2,550",505
10
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
10
(Prov).
American
(Rochester).,
Rossia Ins (Hartford)
10
St Paul F & M (St P)_
Seaboard F & M (NY)
Seaboard SuretyjNY)
25
Security Ins (N Hav).
Springfield Fire & Mar
(Springfield, Mass)
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
10
5
10
10
25
5
6
946",721
17
7
19
21
22*
712,088
2,349,153
1,384,273
1,525,045
4
6
1,683,639
923,767
4,000,000 23,309,581
1,000,000
651,498
1,000,000 1,000,000
1,000,000 3,244,267
836,660
3,084,449
9,303,853
658,242
740,619
4,203,693
23
26
5,000,000 12,485,056
500,000
741,327
12,004,391
2,986,748
921,333
1,000,000
1,500,000
17**
3**
177
10
(Philadelphia
1,000,000
958,018
10 12,000,000 54,240,005
(Philadelphia)
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
sas City. Mo)
100 1,000,000 6,162,223
2,086,422
20
28
27
96
94,734,162
48**
375
49
400
99
6,861
4
340
410
346
356
Ass'nceJOas)
anty (Baltimore)...
2
U S Fire (New York).
U S Guarantee Co...
4
.
Virginia F & M (Rich¬
mond)........
West Coast Life (8 F)
Westchester Fire (NY)
Wisconsin Nat Life
10
8
25
5
%
2,000.000 6,005,215
2,000,000 16,277,857
2,000,000 4,253,298
400,000 1,007,164
1,000,000
375,000
1,000,000
400,000
.
Company
merged with American Reserve Ins. Co. in 1930.
2d preferred, and $75,000 $5 Junior preferred stock.
a
was
9**
19**
28**
100
2,000,000 18,118,207 58,851,773
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100 20,000,000 28,057,816
784,893,059
U S Casualty conv pref
2
1,000,000 1,721,455
2,395,134
Sun Life
Univer Ins (Newark)
21,114,464
4**
186
7**
17**
,
934,590
1,042,256
8,163,259
537,348
14,377,490
9,773,756
2,817,550
387,306
625,063
7**
9
10**
42
44
44**
47**
7
8**
25
28
23**
llH
15
17
21,698,853
5,445,542
6,890,470
5
7
U S Fidelity & Guar¬
200,000
Insur Co of Nor Amer
No par value.
24
10
90*
1,000,000
Reliance Ins (Phila)..
73
i
"93""
88
1.707.901
ReinsuranceOorp(NY)
Rochester
4H
Washing¬
(Providence)
18*4
10**
25*4
2,736,467
200,088
402,971
-
| Republic (Dallas)
Revere (Paul)
IW Rhode Island Fire
23
24
1,000,000
4,932,000
1,000,000
18**
46**
5**
42
"25""
1,403,713
10
36
4,805,714
38,201,787
3,000,000
im
39
20
1.000,000
Accident
(New York)
18**
34
21
5 15,000,000 38,657,540
4%
Preferred
7**
19
10
7**
3**
3**
39
10
Phila Life (Phila)
Phila Nat (Phila)
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
28
1,059.053
10
Home (New York)
Home F & M (8F)„.
Home Fire Security
6**
1.104,343
863,183
15,336,951
6,687,915
99,794
7.211,703
36
7
Occident,ai Ins (S F)..
Old Line Life (Milw)
Pacific Fire (N Y).._
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
Peerless Casualty
5
79
3,994,343
13,502.357
Hartford Steam Boiler
1,519,452
2!8
5,902,149
NorthwesternNational
(Milwaukee)
40
5
(N Y).
Hartford Fire (Hartf)
640,670
2J*
29
115
Northwest Fire & Mar
80
10
Hanover Fire
1,137.150
11
Fire
27
70
Indemnity
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Halifax (Halifax, NS).
Hampshire
(Manchester, N H)
70
6,561,640
2,553,973
1,442,339
718,360
2
4,000,000
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark, N J)
New York Fire
North River lus (N Y)
..
2,500,000 6,591,820
1,000,000 1,345,528
1,200,000 16,584,985
1959,745
400,000
9**
1,000,000
Northern Ins Co(NY) 12';
8,418,754
20,522,705
1,097,509
3,851,702
441,123
2,724,679
6,364,068
15,367,997
3,402,136
9,317,827
254,220
12,954,358
12,995,622
7.676,380
2.363,558
1,126,382
1,445,326
4,897,527
4,059,443
1,000,000
I
2,512,137
7,406,132
1,000,000
733,549
750,000
750,000
5,000,000 20,031,369
4,000,000 7,061,655
100,000
325,721
1,100,000 5,071,361
2o1
1,444,670
11,531,659
2,000,000
12,500,000
12
1,967,908
4.773,543
New
it*
share
1,939,435
166,918
1,000,000
2,544,798
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
Cas
19**
Ask.
Per
2,051,004
161,527
New Amsterdam
18**
Bid.
1,000,000
210,000
(Newark, N J)
Insurance
(Providence)
National Cas (Detroit)
National Fire (Hartf)Nat'l Liberty (N Y)._
Nat'l Union (Wash)..
Continental
Casualty
(Hammond, Ind)
Continental Ins (N Y) 2*4
Eagle Fire (Newark).
Employers Re-ins(KC)
Excess Ins (N Y)
5
Federal Ins (Jer City'
10
20
Fidelity & Dep (Bait,
Fidelity-Phenix (NY;
Fidel & Guar (Bait)..
Fire Assoc of Phila
10
%
Merchants
32
24
Life
(Boston)
Reserve
$
Mass
3
2,526,605
Premium
1937
$
Ask.
share
17*4
19**
Lnearned
Surplus
31,
Capital
Dec.
Bid.
(Baltimore)
10
♦
J&J
to 2.75
0.50
0.75
0.75
Racine Co 5s 1939-1940—J&J 6 1.25
4*4s 1938-1950
J&J 6 1.00
Superior 4?*s Sch *38-'44_J&J 6 1.00
to 2.25
J&J 6 1.00
are as near as
3,000,000 14,075,487
7,500,000 15,600,498
15,000,000 18,326,607
3,000,000 4,014,483
3,000,000 3,103,032
1,000,000 2,868,502
200,000
358,810
1,000,000 1,064,482
3,343,740 10,042,548
1,000,000 3,028,762
1,000,000 1,289,054
300,000
301,393
7,500,000 4,072,585
5,000,000 7,185,126
1,500,000 1,426,661
1,000,000
1,582,925
3,000,000 14,706,570
1,000,000 2,197,738
2,000,000 4,221,644
Louis)
City of NewYork(NY)
of Pa
1938 1944
1.00
Milwaukee County—
4*4s Ct H'se '38-'50 M&N 15 6 0.75
6 0 75
4*4s Sew Mar 12 '39-'45
4*|s courth'se '38-49 J&D16 6 0.75
Racine—4 J*s 1938-'57—M&N 6 1.00
to 2.20
J&J 6 1.00
(Wilmington
Amer
4*48
1938-1949
J&D
Milwaukee—5s 1938-*40—J&J
4*4s 1938-1945
J&J
to 2.50
Dec. 31,
1937
Capital
N. O.)
Central States Life (St
Gr
to 3.75
1938-1947——_A&0
Madison—
2.25
6 0.50
Aetna Casualty & Sur
Glens
1938-1960—M&N 6 1.00
to 3.40
Per
Fireman's
to 2.50
4s
1938-1946—J&J
1945-1954
J&J
1938-1943
J&J
Surplus
Par
Columbian
to 2.50
6 1.00
4**s
/Flat price.
Quotations
Carolina
to 3.50
Eau Claire 4*4s 1938-'44.J&J 6 1.00
Green Bay—
to 3.25
5s Highway
Charleston 4 *4? '41 opt
Charleston S D—
5s
1938-1952
3.00
to 3.10
to 3.30
4 *48 ref wat 1938-*54—J&J 6 2.00
Yakima—
4s 1939-1950
4s July 1948-1952
100*4
100*4
to 3.50
,
WEST VIRGINIA
6 1.25
Ask
to 2.25
to 3.50
3.50
Bid
Clarksbg 8 D 5s *41 ep '21M&S 100*4
Hancock
County—5s Grant
Road Dist '46 opt '32.M&N
99*4
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct 6 3.25
Mercer Co 5s '44 op '24 A&O 15
100
Morgan town 5s 1938-48--J&J 6 1.50
Wheeling—
\
5s Wat Wks 1938-52—.J&J 6 1 25
3.50
6 2.00
Te
Net
or
Bonds
Net
6 2 00
J&J 6 3.00
4s Water 1944-46
Walla Walla—
1.75
M&N
(s Bridge 1938
6 Basis.
to
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Net
WASHINGTON
6s Gen Fund 1938 1940—J&J b 1.25
99
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
are as near as
{
t Consists of $366,870 $4 cum. 1st preferred,
$517,879 $5
and are
denotes
'j
figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are required.
For
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
V;
•ales.
the
Clearing House banks of New York, deposits
National Banks
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
taken from the latest weekly statement.
National Banks
Institutions
State
ALABAMA
March 7
are
Dec. 31
CALIFORNIA
March 7
Cross
Par
Deposits
Bid
Ask
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Cross
Deposits
Bid
Par
Nomi nal.
%
Birmingham—
Bank for Savs. & Trts. d
Birm'ham
Tr &
Per
82,264
125,000
share.
50
1,203.973
$
Long Beach—
Farm & Merch Bank
Sav
I
Western Tr & Sav Bk
Common
500,000
Preferred
al ,807,200
Industrial Sav Bank- d
6809,393
81,700
125,000
25.486,575 J100
1 20
1,194,217 100
Common
25
53,670,881
15,564,079
2,914,886
N
100
50
share.
o
re cent
les
Los Angeles—
California Bank—
Common
3,000,000 110591390
6,750,000
Per
! '
486,590
6198,124
1,000,000
225.000
sa
o50
First National Bk—
Preferred
Ask
Nomi nal
34
36
25
5,000,000
1,000,000
Preferred
J62779 095
100,980,010
175*
125
126
20)*
Citizens Nat Trust &
& Mer
20
4,285,000 112,229,375
5,328,800 115,888,800
100
24,000,000 11450000 563,721,893
9,500,000
2,500,000 2,627,842 40,259,097
100
5,000,000
3,000,000
Savings Bank
Farmers
Mobile—
Nat
19
21)*
373)* 420
Secur-First Nat Bk—
Amer Nat Bk & Tr Co
First Nat Bank-,
Merchants Nat Bk__
375,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
258,269
1,387,114
1,307,499
2,402,545
20,213,789
18,885,785
300,000
1,000,000
221,064
717,889
4.033,143
16,853,853
84,956
2,045,893
25
Common
100
Preferred
20
57^
60
10
12
12 5*
Central Bkof Oakland
10
14
14H
Farmers & Mer Sav.
Union Bank & Trust
-
38)*
|25
41
"i03"' Il3H
Oakland—
MontgomeryAlabama Nat BankFirst Nat Bank
Bank of Commerce.
69,933
325,750
2,000,000 61,854,777
241,414
300,000
_
Union Bk & Tr Co—
Common
100,000
50,000
Preferred
6
1,353,414
41,735,180
10,464,689
100
100
100
mm m
mmm
mm mm
mm em
-
Pasadena—
l'A
6466,874
5,956,219
400,000 1 6736,581
600,000
38,347
150,000
264,314
300,000
15,078,953
962,500
50,000
246,250
145,000
1,421,386
150,851
104,494
671,699
29,748,790
1,656,649
578,612
1,328,842
175,000
Citizens Coml Tr & S
124,004
3,380,621
300,000
......
mmmmm
First Tr & Sav Bk—
Common
Selma—
Preferred
City National BankPeople's Bk & Tr Co_
212,983
80.768
219,893
120,423
400,000
120,000
200,000
350,000
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr & Sav Bank d
2,616,530
1,482,118
1,582,025
1,471,874
100
25
Pasa dona-First N Bk
I
Security Nat Bank_.
100
100
50
45
J25
\25
1,828,399
3,855,084
20
1. ♦250*
100
Sacramento—
Capital Nat Bank—
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
Merchants Nat Bank
Sumitomo Bk of Cal_
100
N
o
100
re
cent
100
sa es
100
San Bernadino—
American Nat Bank-
National Banks
SPafo Institutions
ADI7fYMA
AI\l£Ui\A
March 7
San Diego—
First Nat T & S Bk__ dl ,500,000
San Diego Tr & S B
Common
March 7
Preferred
Security Tr & Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk d
^
100
10 g
25,648,312
12,750,839
250,000
495,000
600,000
200,000
J25
8,185,898
3,132,443
100
4H
3H
100
102
126
45,249
100
"85" 125"
125
135
Nomi nal.
Bisbee—
Per
Miners & Merch Bk.
250,000 i
197.583
share
100
4,245,884
867,359
165,608
550,000
247,500
Phoenix Sav Bk & Tr
& Savs Assoc
16,809.949 t 20
4,238,629 t 25
Bank of America
N o
re
600,000
Common
-
_
_
-
1,221,400
Tucson—
Sou Arizona Bk & Tr
J 727,244
250,000
37,239,791 J
5
cent
8,741,075
1301843 741
500, 000
i.ooo;
Canadian Bk of Com
les
Crocker First Nat Bk
1,300,
6,000,
6,000,
1,000,
The San Fran Bank-
163*
408,290
187,538,510
98,610,633
Bank of Canton
Bank of Montreal—
sa
Valley Nat Bank—
15,400,000
6,800,000
50,000 000
1,500, 000
Bank of Calif, N A__
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Preferred
San Francisco—
Anglo California
National Bank
Pacific Nat Bank
Wells Fargo Bank &
Union Trust Co—
000
000
000
000
191,883
459,011
8,051,234
8,670,747
i
377.752
L
7,500,000
7,500,000
J67060 443
San Jose —
First National Bank.
600,000
834,284
..
Preferred
National Banks
March 7
ARKANSAS
Santa Ana—
Commercial Nat Bk_
First National Bk—
State Institutions
March 7
80
254,421,072
10,362.059
IOC
2665* 277
p
j 20
31
33
43)*
45
100
101,254
1,618,702 12 H
564,700
435,300
205,047
9,645,126 1100
200,000
Preferred-
13
1865*
12M
dl45,000 i
Common
12)*
183
365* 375*
18,854,965
3,689,554 100
4,427,350 100 "195" 194"
152
100
19,023,023
310
32*5"
100
122,804,390
157,209,122 1000 12,000 13,000
120
100
8,801,471
9,000,000 68,594,413 206,498,282
337,527
4,537,292
1,000,000
Yokohama Specie Bk
American Tr Co—
Common
100
000
20
537,084
6870,569
123,798
1100
1140
......
Nom inal.
Fort Smith—
City National BankFirst National Bank-
Merchants Nat Bank
Per
299,000
500,000
500,000
82,519
505,704
555,325
2,807,410
7,123,945
9,912,937
share
100
100
25
Little Rock—
*
Commercial Nat'l Bk
300,000
Peoples Nat'l Bank
Twin City Bank
200,000
100,000
444,209
103,002
41,284
8,702.397
3,261,603
1,044,413
N
Preferred..
W B Worthen Co— d
300,000
185,500
670,500
o
J 330,648
10,086,590
20
re
cent
20
sa
les
325,093
14,766,802
1,009,000
375,000
Sale price.
4,328,473
11,067,265
2,668,401
re cent
100
sa
*
25
a
50
•
Outstanding preferred stock consists of $1,107,200 1st pref. of $20 Par
stock.
6 March
7, 1938.
i Dec. 31, 1937.
Savings depos ts. d Common and preferred stock outstanding.
e
Common--..-.
les
value and retirable at $50 a share, and $700,000 of 2nd pref.
c
Pine Bluff-
Preferred..
0
t Controlled by the Transamerica Corp, of San Francisco, Calif.
25
March 4, 1936.
/June 30, 1937.
Nat B of Commerce
Simmons Nat Bank.
N
100
100
20
Union Nat Bank—
Common
Stockton—
First National BankStockton S & L Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk._
50,000 I
50,000
400,000
71,183
2,045,460 rioo
g
1100
887,881
12,613,746
100
325
Quotations for the San Diego First National Co., which controls 97%
of the stock of the First National Trust & Savings Bank of San Diego,
I Last sale price,
n
p Par value 100 yen.
New stock.
Oauf.
BANKS
April, 1938]
AND TBUST
101
COMPANIES
National Banks
State
DELAWARE
March 7
Institutions
March 7
t
Capital
National Banks
COLORADO
March 7
State
Institutions
—-
Capital
$
50,000
Preferred class A__
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
133,548
100,000
84,500
300,000
300,000
Common
88,870
361,872
405,174
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Cross
Deposits
Par
Bid
Ask
$
1,739,841
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
203,175
1,000,UOO
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co
Wilmington rv* Co
1.500.000
672.600
625,000
■
4.000.000
.
$
$
210,000
500,000
Ask
^
$
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Go.
Nomi nal.
Per share
Colorado 3pgs.—
Colorado 8a v Bank.
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Bid
Par
Deposits
March 7
Wilmington—
Surplus &
Profits
Gross
Surplus <fe
Profits
305,364
3,630,431
1,021,927
709,481
788,264
12,704,853
951,210
11,792,602
77,996
f 299,047
541,155
262,058
816,454
326,066
810,379
209,110
658,394
197,811
i,742,770
100
110
50
25
2,459,894
18,782,972
2,586,701
3,467,710
10,053,191
14,992,341
9,109,898
75,985,801
300
39
41
25
75
80
100
26
160
71
60
68
142
152
50
225
230
1,790,879
100
150
8,072,213
4,728,500
3,242,763
24,600,456
7,364,272
10,136,027
4,797,013
11,208,425
2,522,095
27,216,321
10
16
100
200
100
2,407,588 (100
1100
6,693,583 100
10.212,128 100
Denver—
Nomi nal
American Nat Bk—
95,041
7,916,040 I 60
i 60
5,147,372 100
1,000.000 11,454,053
37,613,047 (100
Preferred
Central Sav Bk & Tr
452.773
300.000 i
150,000
350.000
Common
a
Per
Washington—
Anacostia Bank
a
145,000
City Bank
a
490,000
Columbia Nat Bank-
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
800.000
Preferred
119,433
1,664,304
2.555,445
33.689
25.700
2,240,221
1,689,452
60.000
Colorado State Bank
1,260,000
1,500.000
a
100,000
a
100,000
Union National Bk
650.000
U 8 National Bank
500.000
International Tr Co.
Denver Nat Bank
First National Bank.
National City Bank.
.
1,685,973
30,410,657
54,098,791
1,168,990
728,915
24,456,644
16,175,569
250,000
100,000
Bank of Co mm A Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank.
tioo
100
N
50
re
cent
100
sa
les
o
loo
100
100
1,000,000
Liberty Nat Bank
500,000
Lincoln Nat Bank
400.000
McLachlen Bkg Corp a
345,000
Nat Bank of Wash- cl.050,000
Nat Capita] Bank
200,000
Nat
800,000
Metropol Bank.
1,072,934
500,000
30,000
134.734
20,104,045
1,978,148
100
135
100
230
(100
275
101
60
100
55
125
100
238
3,000,000 14,623,695
1,217,500
■389,377
o572,500
288,409
a588,000
Amer Secur A Tr Oo.
3,400,000
4,787,778
8,224,630
7,507,071
52,813,753
100
100
1,000,000
500,000
2.000,000
ii,867,239
17,404,727
{100
1,197,344
5,654,129
11,049,124
23,486,067
ioo
100
70
225
300
80
99,490,506
iioo
Nat Sav A Tr Co—
100,000 i
200,000
Common
Preferred
80,536
5,200.144
(100
Common
Uoo
Income debentures
MunseyTrust Co
Union Trust Co
2,000,000
1,000.000
Wash Loan A Tr Co.
National Banks
March 7
500,000 1 360.090
1,485,000
102,300
100,000
Black Rock Bk & Tr. a
Brldgep't City Tr Co 2,200,000 1.220.551
North End Bk A Tr
25.000
Common
125,000
1st preferred.....
25.000
2nd preferred
West Side Bank—
165,000
Common......
99,500
Preferred......
Common.....
19,776,601
7H
Preferred
J
57,879
} 215.702
11
1,442,817
24,730,631
40
25
6JS*
70
60
38
1,428,978
Per
45,116,628
23,089,229
30,551,871
180
25
21
100,000
165,135
1,735,084
25
200,000
2,113,927
35,358,151
111,144
8,627,492
2,255,716
100
100.000
83,760
627,112
71,635
287,475
65,740
300,000
513,305
16,361,087
100
200
32
35
185
110
200
0
Amer Bk A Tr Co
45
50
1,200,000
First Trust Co
Florida Nat Bk A Tr
1100
100,000
400.000
1
Little River Bk A Tr
4,000,000
100,000
1,600,000
100,000
4,000,000
100,000
250,000
125,000
4,452,771
First National Bank
Glastonbury Bk A Tr
Hartford Nat Bk & T
Industrial Bank
Pnoenlx St Bk A Tr.
East Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co—
_
Simsbury Bk & Tr Co
So End Bk & Tr Co-
195.624
2,038.828
135,467
4,475,045
153,353
197.483
110,421
50,000 1
50,000
600.000
200,000
100,000
Common......
Preferred
Travelers Bk A Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co—
50,183
2,778,140
7,212,743
15,572,245
1,706,356
65,227,951
78,489
34,622,107
1,830,234
41,340,446
3,174.382
3,136,264
1,922.309
846,796
25
30
100
23
450
Beach
105
115
275"
25
127,851
10.315.644
3,182,588
1,550,737
150
130
25
100
First Nat Bank—
120,000
66"
197,944
5,164,660 r 20
100,000
208,288
5,361.588
200,000
521,751
8,365,106
400,000
200,000
459,453
145,894
5,670,725
3,206,322
100
100
50,000
68.000
Preferred
Florida Bank
—
0
1
20
100
295"
"62"
Palm Beach
First National Bank.
60
Pensacola—
25
American Nat Bank.
25
Cit A People's Nat Bk
{ 25
St.
6100
1100
780.692
242,633
26*
25
25
135
125
100
First
Common
"24*
25
100
100
Orlando—
60
10
10
28"
Miami—
National Bank
215,792
987.490
945,335
124,514
9
Lakeland—
40
Hartford-
300,000
150,000
1,150,000
100,000
share
1,090,589
1,328.216
1,060,890
10
100
01,500,000
Florida Nat Bank
Miami
Capitol Nat Bk & Tr
Conn River Bkg Co
March 7
Jacksonville—
First National Bank.
( 25
250
100
100
1,358,768
100
240
State Institutions
FLORIDA
Atlantic Nat Bank.. d3,000,000
Barnett N B of Jack1.500,000
Florida Nat Bank
25
100
1,060,589
2,343,271
215
Nomi nal
Nnt inal.
Per share.
BridgeportFirst Nat Bk & Tr Co
Riverside Trust Co.
175
240
125
100
Second Nat Bank
Secur Sav A Com Bk
Preferred
Mlnnequa Bank
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
175
75
100
50
RIggs National Bank
Common..
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
100 £230
20
25
150
100
share.
Exchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk
25
200,000
28,000
40,904
1,047,000
1,980,300
100
St. Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank...
100 1/100
150
100
125
Augustine—
200,000
265,802
8,184,802
25
100,000
Broadway Nat Bank
Exchange Nat Bank.
1,250.000
First National Bank. al ,300.000
First Sav A Tr Co
500,000
West Palm Baach
Fla Bank A Trust Co.
100,000
34,220
491,010
887,020
166,726
100
100
Tampa—
Meriden—
Home National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank..
Meriden Tr & 8 D Co
a
Puritan Bk Ac Tr Co.
a
25
25
19
77,712
109,768
5,702,337
1,660,443
5,781
100
170
37,944
1,354,161
25
10
219.152
2,499,334
100
ll,039,537
25,533,751
500,000
150.000 /
100,000 /
160.000
374.804
20
15
20
15"
776,157
14,189,710
100
100
70
160
15,901,692
100
108
70
1,584,097
100
58,366
1,470,882
100
233,907
7,346,970
100
West Palm Beach At¬
d
lantic Nat Bank
New Haven—
Amer Bank A Tr Co- a
249.200
95
200,000
105
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
Prior
756.000
...
preferred...
504,000
Conv preferred
New Haven Bk NBA
( 60
920.000
Second Nat Bank
Trademen's
Common
Nat
866,159
914.949
800.000
760,000
9.169,609
12,576,121
35
39
645
45
100
125*
National Banks
125
March 7
50
50
57
77
135
Bk
170,000
180,000
1.458,700
.......
Preferred
Un A N Haven Tr Co
64,060
1.073.598
14,282,449
100
495,713
J
2,923,498
4,128,757
100
91,260
201,928
49,252
2,529,466
1,527,978
821,052
60
re
cent
100
sa
les
394,893
155,886
2,964,055
1,828,485
1100
300,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
National Bank...
Trust Co..
200,000
Citis A So Nat Bank- r5.000.000
First Nat Bank.
5,400,000
Fulton Nat Bank—
95
105
Common
0
c
100
1,000,000 t
Preferred
N
347.952
300,000
270,000
a
Union Bk A Tr Co..
Nomi nal.
Per share
Atlanta—
American Sav Bank.
New London—
W in thro p
Institutions
March 7
81
(100
100
State
GEORGIA
62
105,144
3,159,630
4,588,039
647,485
100
77,244,003
92,154,545
too
843,118
27,922,918
(100
1100
227,299
2,637,740
3,261,698
22,145,615
100
475,000
997,500
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Co.. a
Trust Co of Georgia. «2,000,000
10
100
Norwich—
Thames Bk A Tr
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
650,000
200.000
25
100
19
110
•
120
a
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nat'l
Bank A Trust Co.
Fidelity TitleATr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
1,000,000
200,000
700.000
1,386,869
651,887
1,099,191
11,841,824
5,545,012
9,673,886
100
100
140
155
100
140"
155"
11,397,989
100
c
June 30, 1937.
d Member of the
e
600,000
737,553
120
g
Atlantic Group In Florida.
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
/Dec. 31, 1937.
Waterbury—
Waterbury Nat Bk
i March 7, 1938.
Member of the Florida National Group.
the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
h Affiliated with
230,655
250.000
264,000 12,834,715
Common........
Preferred
Waterbury Trust Co
Includes preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
6 Retirement price.
Citls A Mfrs* Nat Bk
Colonial Trust Co...
Sale price,
t Branch of Savannah.
1.000.000
300.000
192,444
20
5,048,718
k New
32
7,915,331
3,307,378
100
100
stock.
:
I Last sale.
300
75
r^Combined statement.
11 Trust funds,
r
L
*,Ex-dividend.
fcSt.fick all. owned by Travelers Insurance Co*
_
_
103
BANKS
National Banks
March 7
State
GEORGIA
TRUST COMPANIES
Institutions
March 7
National Banks
March 7
-
ILLINOIS
Cross
Surplus «fc
Profits
Capital
AND
Par
Deposits
Bid
Ask
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
State Institutions
March 7
Cross
Par
Deposits
Bid
Nomt nal
$
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk A Tr
$
750,000
Nat Exchange Bank.
c
400.000
•
850,000
777,414
200.000
$
502,725
3,159,630
145,911
111,563
142,057
45,951
326,694
Citis A So Nat Bank. rd.OOO.OOU
Per
8,201,816
77,244,003
2,961,139
6,234,159
1,393,876
1,880,970
1,169,055
2,480,843
share.
100
160
165
RlginKlgin Nat') Bank...
no
14
15
First Nat'l Bank....
90
Union Nat'l Bank...
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Oo
600.000
Columbus—
Per
$
2,000.000
660,000
100
Ask
Nomi nal.
$
100.000
300,000
100.000
share.
72,895
714,561
140,600
1,416,180
7,939,521
1,635,000
100
100
100
776,855
951,367
1,423,839
10,497,446
23,019,425
14,173,943
50
20
20
122,084
2,392,120
85,203
1,247,805
^lOO
677,197
100
40
3,381,023 /100
35
50
Peoria—
Columbus Bk A Tr..
First Nat Bk of Col..
Fourth Nat Bank...
Home Savings Bank.
March A Mech Bank
300.000
75,000 b
200.000 b
100
100
100
N
o
re
cent
Com Mer Nat BkATr
First National Bank.
105
sa
les
100
200,000 L
90,000
150,000
Common
Capital notes..
Macon—
City Bank A Tr Co..
First Nat Bk A Tr On
•
3,159,630
82,800
110,000
500.000
77,244,003
1,328,000
6,300,603
210,254
Savannah—
Oltis A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
Liberty Nat Bk A Tr
500,000
Savannah Bk A Tr.. i 665,000
Citizens Bk A Tr Co
Common....
200,000
Debentures
138,000
o
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
p
South Side TrA Sav B
Oltis A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
N
tio
100
14
15
100
10
rec
sa'
ent
les
Quincy—
100,000
Common
Debentures
20,353
200,000
197,000
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of Quincy
59,747
Y
50
j
77,244.003
4,049,774
3,729,462
1.450,834
94,031
10
5
100
i
14
10
"50"" *50"
146,170
5,607,392
ioo
120*
135"
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
200,000 f
100,000
50.000
44,416
17,681
40
40
50
297,000 /
95,407
744,024
654,875
1,536,894
100
ioo
State St Bk A Tr Co.
3,159,630
161,426
260,712
358,825
180,138
273,345
9,903,959
4,969,336
7,756,822
ioo
40
175
250
500,000
527,486
9,716,215
100
150
165
150,000
50.000
500.000
290,992
f 50
I 50
11,083,730 100
110
120
"125"
145"
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
100
ioo
Rockford—
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
J
Oo
200,000
250,000
500.000
Swedish-Am Nat Bk. i
Third Nat'l Bank-
Springfield—
National Banks
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank-
State Institutions
IDAHO
March 7
March 7
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
Per
share.
Common.
Preferred
Springfield MarineBk
360,813
5,274,131
Ida 1st NatBk ofBoise
Common
600,000
594,000
il .138.000 cl.509,311
125.000
47,817
21,995.543
N
o
re
•
100
cent
26,762,918
90,409
} 516,755
Preferred
First Security Bank.
Boise Trust Oo
100
sa
les
100
National Banks
INDIANA
March 7
National Banks
March 7
Aurora—
Aurora Nat Bank...
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank i
ILLINOIS
Nomi nal.
Per share.
129,729
235,042
77,383
3,412,010
4,819,924
3,109,359
100
100
100
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Save Bank.
First National Bank.
Evansville—
100.000
300.000
35,340
226,368
100
200.000
St. Olair Nat Bank—
150.000
265,402
174,591
1,131,685
2,499,224
4,253,591
2,299,883
199,500
13,551,022
1,214,815
1,377,684
1,101,000
881,036
11,649,722
1,641,863
Old National BankCommon.........
Preferred
500,000 1
329,030
Mutual
1,500,000
12,621,895 1100
1100
8,132,065
1,200,000
546,434
N
o
k
re
cent
o
sa
lee
i
.
Lamasco
100
100
100
100
30
250
125
-
.
260
150
Chicago—
Aetna State Bank..
200.000
Albany Park Natl Bk
of Chicago.......
In proc
71,131
3,072.528
100
Beverly State Sav Bk
Central Nat Bank...
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo
100,000
300,000
4.000.000
100
40
100
10
100
Oont 111 N B & Tr Co
Common
50,000,000 122190642 998,262,638 1331!
Preferred
25.000,000
Oont Nat Bk & T Co
1,500,000
Oosmopolit'n Nat Bk i
160
20
80
13
122
175
30
)
436,418
46,284
1,502,267
2,272,208
16
128
250.000
69,728
12,418,219
on
Preferred
.
-
11.269,750
23.415,531
100
20
200,000
200.000
500,000
200.000
200,000
400.000
200.000
113,745
162,187
766,472
149,387
91,599
67,847
123,586
215,572
244,651
450,000
176,305
44,700
305,158
1,541,158
1,029,565
223,700
221,629
59,336
154,846
34,810
327,387
300,067
239.298
178,160
24,787
157,152
327,028
126,402
/l,015,349
/ 436,890
3,695,824
6,055,699
17,607,118
5,108,606
3,241,219
10,213,304
4,722,260
9,174,624
5,454,800
14,636,428
7,299,280
3,643,000
8,129,021
6.607,527
16,818,042
8.297.859
31,849
2,868,037
6,547,080
2,493,570
5,987,806
5,836,835
6,356,910
7,477,772
675,985
3,047,239
7.663,660
5,617,522
22,039,367
10,903,978
985,575
204.610.890
10,389,152
26,409,159
16,048,009
312.231.891
8,696,776
100
100
148
170
120
32
32
150
153
180
125
42
American Nat Bank
Common...
M erchandisp Nat' lBk
Merchants Nat Bk..
_
Mid-City Nat Bank
Milwaukee Av N't Bk i
.
Mutual Nat Bk of Oh
Nat'l Builders Bank. i
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
300.000
National Security Bk
200.000
North Shore Nat Bk.
Oak Park TrASav Bk
,
i
500.000
500.000
200,000
500.000
Personal Ln A Sav Bk 2.000.000
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk i 750.000
Sears-Corn State Bk.
200.000
Security Bk of Chic.
700,000
Bkala State Bank...
South East Nat Bank
State Bk of Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Univ St Bk of Chic.. 1
200.000
Upper Ave Natl Bk.
Uptown State Bank.
West 31st State Bk..
Western Stnte Bank.
200.000
120,000
200.000
299.500
300,000
300.000
100,000
200.000
400,000
Amalg Tr A Sav Bk. i
Banco di Napoli Tr.
3004)00
Ohlc City Bk A Tr._
800.000
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk i
550.000
Bast Side TrASavBk
200,000
Harris Tr A Sav Bk.
6,000,000
Lake Shore Tr A S Bk i 794,000
Lakeview Tr A S Bk.
600.000
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
600,000
Northern Trust Co..
3.000.000
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
300.000
.
Class A ^preferred.
-
k
.
.
Madison Ave St Bk
.
14
18
.
F
'
65.012
/10524.905
/ 244,494
1,266,260
/ 460,191
/9,753.495
329,632
100
o
20
re
cent
sa
les
1,088,583
20
11,695,873
20
751,461
20,707
12,192,883
2,084,117
100
<
<
500,000
275.000
100
100
85
100
1.000,000 11,043,140 30.045,098 J 10
825,000
\ 10
107,311
1,921,976 100
100.000
100
4,000.000 6,300,516 108,223,263
i
200.000
189,164
1,334,870 100
17,320
50,000
841,828
i
9,233
65.000
468,197 "lou
1,250.000 2,201,041 28,333,542 ioo
i 300.000
35,957
2,167,383 100
549,083
3,158,175 100
500,000
i 284.500
158,794
3,827,832 100
,
.
190
58
205
142
148
85
175
Fletcher Trust
75
165
11
}i*
aio
300"" 340"*
130
142
232
250
mm mm mmm
"51"
100
mm
157
167
mm mm
Co^"
62
.
.
>
j 418,141
Indianapolis—
28
140
ho
353,008
1,448,468
20
20
14,606,004
Gary-
.
300,000
1.000.000
.
live Stock Nat Bank
Madison-Crawford
Natl Bank.......
Main State Bank
125
100
49
100
10
17,940,471
1,489
200,000 1
50,000
300,000 1,096,485
.
...
2,460,378
368,410
Oomm
.
275,000 I
325.000
100
lr
Lawndale Nat Bank
....
100
100
N
400,000
420.000
.
.
100
100,000 l& 61,666
2.932.858 / 20
Preferred
100,000
I 30
Drexel state Bank.. i 447.500
40
138,077
6,813,294
Drovers Nat Bank..
1.000,000
941,880 21,964,352 100
First National Bank 30.000.000 34,349,234 857,693,232
100
First Nat Englewood
200.000
762,812
5,688,552 100
Halated Exch Nat Bk
200,000 >
195,873
6,358,812 100
Hamilton State Bk..
200.000
44,672
2,010,415 100
I-C National Bank..
10
68,402
200,000
2,583,770
r
o
47^
District Nat BankCommon
Kaspar Am State Bk
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common
90
\ 331!
250(000
500.000
........
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
225
160
175
100
100
110
100
110
160
150
110
100
200
Fort Wayne-
of orga nization
1,043,880 50,259,824
110,716
4,517,040
71,204
2,306,504
144,887
5,533,939
2,714,208 114,137,934
100.000
169.900
* 147,000
100,000
500.000
I
-
Lincoln Nat Bk A
ess
Am Nat Bk & Tr Oo. il.600.000
Austin State Bank..
200.000
Metrop State Bank.
100
794.675
180,179
32,484
35,000
38,007
618,950
28,082
500.000
Belleville—
Liberty Natl Bank
March 7
Peoples Savings Bk..
160.000
300.000
384,200
Common.
State Institutions
State Institutions
March 7
.
.
.
1,500,000 1/ 950,394
.865,000
1,000,000 1,240,262
i 399,200
205,817
1.000,000 2,322,867
35,418,978
|100
15,535,007
3,631,744
20,166.050
100
100
100
2,468,076
1,509,854
10,137,279
4,347,359
2,806,542
'175'
205*
70
820
359"
10
100
100
100
100
100
100
"95"
100
80
20
25
120
100
50
50
100
100
15
170
50
100
80
135
165
25
26
100
100
100
100
100
20
100
100
105"
90
30
130
60
180
loo
60
100
100
100
100
c
i
£
i
)
i
250,000
250,000
799.000
250.000
900.000
143,110
152,891
254,070
202,368
16,709
N
140
31"
Merchants Nat Bk
Common
......
Preferred..
I
250,000
250.000
j 113,251
500,000
320.000
.
Terre
Haute
Fii
Nat Bank—
o
re cent
sa
j 887,377
les
5,159,887 flOO
1100
t
.
Common........
.
124
*22""
70
190
134
Preferred
.
16,683,870
20
10
25"
80
205
♦Sale price,
t Branch of Savannah.
a
100
100
.
Terre Haute—
90
100
100
100
100
50
South Bend—
City Nat Bank.....
Preferred stock retirement price.
& Dec.
75
140
31,1937.
June 30,1937.
90
150
c
275"
285"
s
50
60
225
142
/March*7,1938.
215
135
495
160
t
Affiliate of the]First National Bank of Atlanta, Oa.
Common and preferred stock or capital
debentures outstanding,
n
Reserves.
o
Deposit liability of the Belleville Bank A Trust Co. assumed by the
505
175
.
d New stock.
First National Bankpf Belleville, 111.
r
V
Combined statement.
Ex-stock dividend.
National Banks
Surphis &
Profits
Capital
Burlington-
March 7
51,774
41,926
200.000
Ask
Bid
Par
Nomi nal
Per share.
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Gross
Nomi nal.
Baton
Rouge—
•
Common
100
$
Per
.
300.000
250.000
10,761.108
300,000
260,000
Preferred
330.974
383,464
8,950,600
Louisiana Nat Bank
Cedar Rapida—
Guar Bk & Tr Oo
200,000
Merchants Nat Bank
600,000
250.000
People's 8av Bank..
United State Bank..
87,140
1,522,850
126.595
26,978
50.000
Oommon....
2,676,344
Preferred
N
100
20
re
sa
lee
Council
150.000
Oommon
115,631
150.000
Oenn Bluffs Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
186,477
63,000
37,000
Preferred
State Savings Bank.
63,199
,
88,754
100.000
Hlbernia Natl
:
Oommon
100
1.440,263 /100
1100
1,653.094 100
clOO
Common
1,042.183
| 648,086
90
100
100
32,445,235
100
20
45,680,021
19
19}*
20
52,687,200
20
19
20
2,336.879
6,474,400 116,213,337
20
25
28
25
66}*
70.
1,500,000
1.200.000
208,000
2.800.000
J 915,359
1,000.000
1,000,000
700.000
Whitney Nat Bank..
100
26,662.564
Des Moines—
Bankers Tr. Co—
|1,188,890
1.500.000
1.200,000
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
Preferred
600.000
110
80
Bk
Louisiana SB to T Oo
Davenport—
Davenport Bk to Tr.
15
105
J100
\
1.000,000
1,150,000
Preferred
iOL
2,409,099
3,940,515
{.!!
New Orleans—
Amer Bk & Trust Oo
Common
Bluffs—
Olty National Bank
share.
13}*
cent
100
28.782,969
4,159,323
962,452
As>
Bid
Par
Deposits
Olty National Bank
100
2,106,831
2,882,816
State Institutions
Dec. 31
LOUISIANA
Cross
$
7^.000
Farmers to Merch S B
Nat Bk of Burlington
National Banks
March 7
Deposits
103
COMPANIES
State Institutions
IOWA
March 7
TRUST
AND
BANKS
April, 1938]
896,831
745,067
247,201
2ft
128,696
Shreveport—
Common
400,000
600,000
Preferred
Cap Oity State Bank
,
110,143
150.000
e
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Oommon
550.000
450,000
150.000
....
Preferred
Des MoinesBk&TrCo d
614,089
j 599,149
31.361
First National Bank.
19,770,154 f 25
125
2,989,570 100
Commercial Nat Bk.
c25
Oont'l-Am B to Tr Oo
100
117H 127}*
100
120
100
29,093,659
19,703,050
9,617,579
95
106""
20,702,886 flOO
clOO
1100
National Banks
8tate Institutions
Dec. 31
MAINE
March 7
1,529,257
iewa-De8 M nines Nat
Bank to Trust Co
Oommon...
Nomi nal.
)
1.550.000
1.450,000
University State Bk.
50.000
Preferred
1
850,828
36,348,362 1100
1100
100
150,000
282,708
4,375,609
100
N
o
re
387,889
107,499
9,010,140
4,212,002
100
sa
les
400.000
237,696
213,104
348,774
10
5,962.129
4,586,830 hl00
6,522,274,
100
215.873
5,853,335
2,136,865
100
100
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
Amer Tr to Sav Bank
Sioux Oity—
First National Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
300.000
I
300.000
250.000
100.000
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank.
Woodbury Oo Sav Bk
900,000 6
611.425
62,957
Depositors' Trust Oo
308,535
1,032,367
1,000,000
Eastern Tr to Bkg Oo
Merrill Trust Oo—
200,000
9,803,657
7,721,148
100
12,394,964
/ 20
Preferred
"32" "35"
100
N 0
j 477,681
cent
sa
les
1100
Portland—
Canal National Bank
465,837
184,225
251,841
328,168
600,000
200,000
400,000
400,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
420,084
11,710,765
100
25
100
23
105
40
8,297,890
3,817,418
4,985,289
6,359,205
35
34
38
20
27
37
Portland Nat Bank—
State Institutions
KANSAS
25
re
600,000
750.000
Oommon
First National Bank-
March 7
8,248,983
8,924,593
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk_
100
Oasco Bk & Tr Co
National Banks
share
100
343,869
436,375
cent
300.000
250.000
Valley Sav Bank
Per
AugustaFirst Nat Granite Bk d
16,030
241,604
Common
Dec. 31
Preferred A
"
Preferred B
482,450
495,000
92.550
\
64
59
f 50
■
c40
40
1
50
Nomi nal.
Per
Hutohinson—
American Nat Bank.
150,000
160,000
250,000 b
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
64,955
135,726
246,815
share'
100
National Banks
100
1,531,825
2,331,615
4,948,425
March 7
State Institutions
MARYLAND
Dec. 31
100
Nomi nal
Kansas City—
Per
Baltimore-
Oemm'l N Bk of K C
Oommon
300,000 I
189,473
11,563.040 r
442,000
Preferred
200.000
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank..
145,639
3,076.680
10
Preferred
River view State Bk.
Common
Calvert Bank
5.170.999 uoo
uoo
4,346,656 100
Canton Nat Bank...
Carrollton Bk of Bait
Oommonw'lth Bank.
First National Bank.
Leavenworth—
First National Bank..
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manuf&c'rs State Bk
150 000 b
158.916
150.00C
250,137
24,773
50,000
100
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
100
Nat Marine Bank—
100
2,158,084
2,384,740
859,896
Western Nat Bank..
N
o
Colonial Trust Oo—
re
cent
Equitable Trust Oo.
Fidelity Trust Oo—
■r
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank...
500,000
413,530
Central Trust Oo...
Citizens State Bank. d
400.000 i
285,339
6,710
77.500
200.000
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
sa
les
60,000 1
140,000
50,000
200.000
500,000
100,000
100.000
Preferred
'ioo
Oommon
...
Oapital notes
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk_
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
d
Real Estate Tr Co..
1,153,092 fioo
\ 150
100
626,063
100
6,586,849
8,919.798 100
1,595,280 100
100
1,550,000
43,567
53,152
169,198
531,321
29,146
34,000
4}*
600,000 11,057,611 30,249,417
900,000
d
378,400
9,536,700
375,000
d
128,612
3,630,839
300,000
246,404
1,598,463
80,000
185,500
1,277,747
300,000
4,000,000
6,615,418 155,084,805
503,437
5,955,851
400,000
550,000
4,918,963
600,000 b
548,373
12,207,837
750,000
2,073,009
132,300
400,000
1,291,573 33,960,917
2,000,000
18.891,553
1.000.000
880,260
10
20}*
Safe
Dep to Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo
Cumberland—
1,000,000 11,170,000
1,650,000
1,500,000 3,879,623
258,839
600,000
2,000,000 4,203,352
3,000,000 1,522,819
155,600
1.000.000
1.000.000
100,000
Southwest Nat Bank
200.000
21,620
198,801
Common
126,595
3,531,347
45
1
10
4
1(1
mmmmm
-mmrnm
3
6
49
47}*
100
30
120
20
25
100
29
32}*
25
33
14
16
25
63
67
150
42
216,955
5,983,934
i-L
1
1
100
•
215"
l(N to to
100
100
10
11
10
10
1,466,227
24,608,837
1,499,188
20,162,356
34,510.317
63
mmmmm
510
7H
495
OH
a
100,000 1
99,500
500.000
...
120
115
36
38
130
155
17
18
70
75
( 25
50
Liberty Trust Oo—
100
24,292.865
21,598,498
1,081,577
2,246,104
1,300,295
850.877
65
10
5,585,658
61,045
398.000
First Nat Bank..... d
Oapital notes...
Feurth Nat Bank
50
100
34,476.032
Second Nat Bank
Kansas State Bank..
20
,
Peoples Bank—
Wiohita—
First National Bank.
5}*
23
Maryland Trust Co
Mercantile Tr Oo
Common..
Topeka State Bank..
75,781
12,077.155 uoo
937,239
572,328
2,189 284 100
10
381,215
Baltimore Nat Bank
10
100
Preferred
106,000 16 203.957
94,000
100.000 1
427,069
Oommon
share
5,544,646
500,000
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
TOO
150,000
298,500
Oommon
100
Oapital notes
J 155,060
3,356,808
(15
100
Frederick—
107,000 1
93,000
Oommon
Preferred
Union Stock Yds Nat d
100.000
Citizens' Nat Bank..
{ 62*1
c62H
1 62*,
50
960,308
29,728
978,408
214,007
494,002
100.000
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Farm to Mech N Bk.
200,000
125,000
5,035,111
1,561,129
4,768,238
100
103,948
1,655,770
15
20
25
Frederick Oo Nat Bk
Oommon
National Banks
March 7
KENTUCKY
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
West Maryland Tr
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per
200.000
430,393
100
4,694,005
100,000
370,553
35,534
4,101,029
673,088
90,000
415,000 b
200,000
150,000
79,984
177,074
206,390
70,063
1,504,381
6,141,194
4,090.062
1,773,459
share.
145
..
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
10
10
14
50
40
200,000 I
50,000
319,891
Oo vingtonTr&BkgOo d
550,000
150,000
297,799
75,457
4,933,450 f
t
6,770,237
1,588,545
340,000
232,938
3,218,579
100
81,420
1,382.439
25
1.121.056
12,687,607
3,280,000
2,612.965
3,620.237
Ik Oommon........
^Preferred
Peop-Lib Bk to Tr Oo d
10
5H
17
Hagerstown Trust Oo
10
d
10
100
10
10
OH
National Banks
d
c25
15
100
"ho"
Lexington—
.
I
Hag»rstown—
Farmers & Merc Bks
Nicodemus Nat Bk
Second Nat Bank
r
Bank of Commerce.
\
Preferred
State Institutions
Covington—
Oitlsens' Nat Bank..
75,000 1
54,000
150,000
105
March 7
MASSACHUSETTS
March 7
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
200,000 I
350,000
Oommon.
Preferred
First Nat Bk&TrOo
Second Nat Bank—
Union Bank to Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo...
1.000.000
150,000
150,000
500.000
|
306,000
205,355
472,769
4}*
10
loo"*
100
95
300
160
100
340
350""
50
100
Louisville—
Citizens' Union N B.
1,000.000
2.OOO*. 000
1.000.000
Liberty Natl Bk to Tr dl ,827,000
100.000
People's Bank......
300,000
Security Bank
Fidelity to Oolum Tr.
First National Bank-
KentuckyTltle Tr Oo 01.000.000
Lincoln Bank to Tr..
750.000
100.000
Stock Yards Bank...
Louisville Trust Oo. dl .990,000
525.000
United States Tr Oo.
832,314
112,663
57,980,240
7,593,360
35,501,586
23,495,621
1,396,693
2,749.551
3,928,995
12,489,308
1,553.975
13,881,501
1,313,946
135,237
422,000
14,011
1,649.064
4,800,000
1,655.835
3,092,156
1,683,306
2,572,771
295,046
39,726
162,874
1,035,470
627,137
119,914
100\ /260
280
85
95
2
3
Newport Nat Bank..
•Oentral
Sav
Bank.. d
3,000,000
Merchants' Nat Bk.
1,500,000
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
Nat Shawmut Bank. 10,000,000
2.000.000
Second Nat Bank—
Web to Atlas N Bk..
1,000.000
51,697,406 613,871,278 12}*
100
55,630,086 84,650,761
20
2,863,565 29,145,844
20,809,802 177,955,394
4,771,494 80,344.634
50
453,128
11,894,377
145,000
32}*
375
60
19 Yi
19}*
125
130
12lt
100
2>*
10
10
100
125
140""
100 fflOl
125
100
120
100
146""
10
100
7
"IP*
68
♦
a
Sale price.
New stock.
b Dec. 31,
32
36
c
e
100
100
10
Home Savings
Oapital Oity State Bank of that city under latter's title.
/ Citizens' Union Fidelity unified certificates.
~125Q~
g
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville,
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
i March
,
■
'
price.
and preferred stock or capital notes outstanding.
Bank of Des Moines, Iowa, merged March 5,1938 with
Retirement
d Common
V
-
1937.
n
100.000
100,000
31}*
355
55
100I
NewportAmerican Nat Bank.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bjston—
First National Bank. 27,812.500
7, 1938.
k Units.
I Last Sale.
,
104
BANKS
Surplus &
Profits
Boston S Dep & Tr_.
Columbia Trust Co..
Day Trust Co
Fiduciary TrustCo__
New Eng Trust Oo__
Old Colony Trust Co
Pilgrim TruBt Co—
State Street Tr Co¬
Cross
2.000,000
100.000
1,250.000
*
500.000
1,000.000
<5,000,000
400,000
3.890,000
Par
Bid
Ask
36.133,930
2,184,243
12,353.924
2,740,813
32,950,820
100 r280
100
Detroit—
Common
100
*10
6,468,336
87,700,459
100
165"
100
255
270
( 10
10
13
pref..
Wlnthrop Trust Co.
_
11
14
d
I
2,502,280
10
100
Michigan Ind Bank
share
160
44
J 1,660,000 C138737.568
f 20
1 20
3,627,005 111,708,676
55,529
144,138
50
180
48
—
"70"
•
—
80
100
Nat Bank of Detroit-
7,500,000
10.000.000
...
JU,931,074
500,000
935,000
Common
J u 768,000
I
10
1
391,151,168
25
SOX
six
23
26
36
21
39
23
25
28
United Savings Bank
Common
Preferred
19,175,308
I 10
I
10
Equitable Trust Co-
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co...
Common
308,088
86,311
300,000
100.000
3,905,559
1,482,964
100
100
130
70
500,000
...
135
Class "A"
75
Class "B"
101.260
pref
pref...
403,261
1.883,186
(7
127,860
f 20
20
\
I
20
Detroit Trust Co—
Brookton—
Common
Brockton Nat Bank
Common....
7,486,955
20
25
408,239
6,731,481
6,334,127
4,291,458
19,655,174
100
Highland Park Trust
623,505
481,633
20
20
500,000
350,154
5,602.142
100
100
22,580,512
9,537,293
3,173,729
5,356,197
20
44,936
398,810
i
96,695
f
418,146
e
41,587
613,036
g
g
Flint—
1,236,708
600,000
820,399
9,426,619
10
400,000
227,577
524,686
112,250
5,584,386
6,891,524
3,154,977
100
91
150
205
100
80
c
c
10
20
450
10
66
500
12
68
Oit Com & Savs Bk. *1,000,000
Genessee Co Savs Bk
700,000
Merch & Mech Bank
192,000
Nat Bank of Flint
Everett—
Middlesex Co Nat Bk
1
150.000
Un Guardian Tr Co.
150,000
300,000
1.000.000
Harvard Trust Co
1,888,478 012,372,318 f
50
45
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Co
County Bk & Tr Co.
1,423,260
1,263,691
...
Preferred
593.327
300,000
300,000
600,000
Preferred
Heme Nat Bank
729,633
244,826
400.000
20
30
20
20
20
18
¥
cl,277,608
20
10
13
8.650,477
20
20
8
Grand Rapids—
Fall RiverFall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Co
Fall River Trust
427,500
300.000
Central Bank
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Common
250,000
500.000
Preferred
220,000
mm
12
/20
m m
Peoples Nat Bank—
Fitohburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
Gloucester—
50
3,000.000
100,000
Preferred
12,466,857
Ask
inal.
Per
$
1,500,000
3,650,000
.—-
Preferred
None
700,000 11,409,976
450,000
136,254
100.000
Convertible
—
Mfrs National Bank.
ll S Trust CoCommon
$
Commonwealth Bank *3,950,000 el,127,596 c57,007,202
Detroit Bank....—.
r400
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nom
100
5
Dec. 31
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Siatt Institutions
MICHIGAN
March 7
March 7
Deposits
s
3,943,809
242,993
1,880,245
655,878
2,922,123
5,285,250
408,904
5,415,902
Boston—
COMPANIES
TRUST
National Banks
Na"Sch7nk' MASSACHUSETTS
Capital
AND
Common
886,977
500,000
7,019,965
100
No
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
263,822
163,695
184,512
150.000
120,000
Glouo Nat Bk of Olou
Gleuces S D & Tr Co
300,000
2,878,280
1,998,6691
3,632,679
400,000
Preferred
Old Kent Bank—
.>
100
10
rec
sa
Common
ent
les
20
1.000.000
1,750,000
Preferred
Grand Rapids Tr Co. *
Union Bank of Mich-
Michigan Trust Co..
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
999,205
154,211
200,000
300,000
Merrimack Nat Bank
6,116,521
2,391,890
100
10
Saginaw State Bank. *
Second Nat Bank &
Holyoke Nat Bank—
Tr Co
144,729
7,653,790 / 50
1 50
100,000
150,000
149,926
2,627,053
Hadley Falls Tr Co.. Jfcl,400.000
339,088
9,432,416
6,172,392
no
10
e
250,000
1.200.000
e
377,000
e
e
135,107
3.53,875
656.977
g
g
22
10
1,586,090 c42.341.451
400,000
100
8
17
11
20
50
866,490
c2,500,616
1,938,233
20
24
150
12
20
13
25
c6,084,244
20
21
23
1,971,431 c27.560.006
1.250.000
100
185
200
142,313
20
319,014
15
10
10
Holyoke—Common
13
10
7,409,981
j, 405,649
225,000
275,000
380,000
Preferred
Park National Bank
Common
Preferred
J100
60
60
1100
Lawrence—
Bay BtateMei'Nat Bk
600.000
National Banks
25
State
MINNESOTA
March 7
Institutions
Dec. 31
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
300,000
413,169
3,847,844
100
112
1.000,000
556,682
10,698,427
25
18
Union Old Lowell
Nomi
National Bank
23
Lynn-
100,000
32,576
334,702
43,527
997,736
City National Bank.
600.000
Duluth Nat'l Bk
*
200,000
First & Amer Nat Bk
2,000,000
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
400,000
Central Nat Bank—
Common..
Preferred
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank
Common
Preferred
Essex Trust Co
129,478
200,000
190,000
200,000
...
Lynn S Dep 4c Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
New BedfordFirst National Bank
Merchants Nat Bk..
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
721,500
c
c
224,449
516,039
440,869
600,000
425,000
385
46 X
100
20
/50
39
30
81,647
1,829,074
100
547,000
91,636
3,343,063
10
9
50
555,920
6,216,683
10
Naumkeag Tr Co—
Common...
Preferred
250,000
200,000
>
15
17
15
10
Springfield—
Springfield Nat Bank
2.000,000
413,832
14,221,584
10
10
1,500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
194,250
2,623,275
1,344,727
1,784,048
a
101,563
27,849,986
100
325
12,475.022
12,972,736
25
25
71
61
1,975,807
25
Common
Third Nat B &T Co..
Springfield S I) & Tr.
Union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
Taunton —
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr...
200,000
300.000
278,223
316,211
2,052,966
4,076,381
100
25
25
Worcester—
886,638
Guaranty Bk & T Co
300,000
Worcester Co Tr Co
Common
Class A..........
274,668
4,525,841
1,000,000
2,000,000
Jl,777,226
c36,538,059
........
100
N
o
re
5,912,990
10,685,165
1,085,617
881,287
100
100
100
66*«
sa
cent
les
123.051
2,127,083
27,635
1,737,893
26,307
1,696,252
7,540,165 129,671,632
e
30.928
868.337
143,584
5,471.981
517,648 14.782,876
39,685
1,875,918
6100
215,259
464.291
40,509
28,224
6
*
100.000
380.000
15,481.014 1100
100
10
J10
110
St. Paul—
American Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
Drov ExchState Bank
First National Bank.
First State Bank
200,000
125,000
172,281
61,625
*1,694,000
100
lOO
5X
5X
244,354
242,931
45,649
*
150,000
ok 200,000
p6,000,000
100.000
113.328
218,281
167,041
p
100,000 1
175.000
Pi .000.000
4,845,178 plOO
1.713,819 100
No
re
cent
sa
26,053,508 100
4,758,181 100
1,879,149 100
7,685.966 118,700,244 pi 00
ik 470.000
300,000
First Trust Co
17
9X
1100
20
Rochester—
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank...
Midway Nat Bank—
Common......
Preferred....
110
<_.
b
Midland NatBk & Tr *
990,000
<100
Minnehaha Nat Bk. 6
100,000
6100
N'western Nat B & T
Common
5.000.000 13,325,605 111,192,282
J100 i
Preferred
2,000.000
1100
Produce State Bank.
100,000 J
37,879
1,308.576 6...
2d N'west'n State..
50,000 ?
13,928
1,020,161 i
Third N'west'n N Bk
100,000
128,269
1.624.408 <100
4th Northwest Nat'l.
125.000
125,473
2,764,754 <100
University State Bk.
91,400
37.028
1,182,059
Stock Yards Nat Bk. *
500,000
500,000
Preferred
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
EmpiraNatBk&TrCo
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common..
100,000
Central Nat Bank
138,000
Fifth No'west'n N B_ i
100,000
First NatBk&TrCo 66,000,000
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank *
50
29,237,852
Northern Nat Bank.
1.000,000
Pioneer Nat Bank
100,000
Western Nat Bank.. *
100.000
Blooming'n-Lake NB
19
50
7,107,067
20
8,940,600
5,612,898 12X
200,000
..
7,010.853
2,079,817
Minneapolis—
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank
share,
100
100
835,373
157
3,495,817
9,156,686
68,953
426,605
609,437
795,151
101
2,758,206 J 50
1 50
2,846,904 100
257,095
200.000
250,000
250.000
100,000
400.000
_
3,365,652 I 60
I 50
3,159,722 100
Tisr*
Per
Duluth—
Bank of Comm & Sav
les
2
7X
a
share.
2,202,255 100
8,317,371 100
4,473,117 <100
153,347
5,027,592 flOO
1100
207,706
PlOO
21
*
Sale price,
t No
a
par.
Dec. 31, 1937.
b First National
Group,
c
Includes savings deposits,
d Convertible
preferred stock entitled in
e
liquidation to $20
March 7, 1938.
/ Retirement price.
g Tru~t balances.
< Member of
Northwest
National Banks
March 7
MICHIGAN
State Institutions
o
March 7
p
Nomi nal.
Bay CityBay City Bank
300,000
Natl Bk of Bay
400.000
City.
People's Commercial
& Savings Bank... *1.000.000
Per
25.456
222,525
2.556,943
6,648.050
Bancorporation.
share
100
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate,
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
t
Stock has to be offered to board of
directors*
s
New stock.
t Affiliate of
535,634
9,963.514
20
First National Bank of Boston,
N
o
re
100
'
•
* Common and
preferred or capital debentures outstanding.
I Last sale.
cent
ii
sa
les
x
Ex-dlvidend.
t
First Bank Stock Corp.
June 30.
1937.
'
SX
APRIL, 1938]
National Banks
MISSISSIPPI
March 7
National Banks
March 7
Institutions
State
Dec. 31
Jaokson
Oommon
Depoz Gu Bk A TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk_
446,294
50,000
787.500
Oommerc'l Bk&TrOo
13,381,920 f
13,618
215,626
339,920
300.000
40
545,357
10,582,920
12,990,801
[
101,754
203,417
75,146
o
cent
sa
100
100
2,988,066
2,937,195
3,606,514
179,487
271,465
645,000
300,000
National Banks
March 7
MISSOURI
600.000
262,513
8,806,669 elOO
100,000
365.000
119,501
6,111,724
100
2,669,244
100
Oommon
Preferred..
8
National Banks
State
Institutions
March 7
Nominal
Per
Community State Bk
First National Bank-
Inter-State Nat Bank
Ldnwood State BankMerchants Bank
105
115
100
100
100
100
295
65
330
75
112
100
108
70
450
290
Nomi nal.
share.
100
100
Lincoln—
Per
Continental NatBkCommon
250.000 1
First National Bank.
100
100
310
135
100
200
225
170
198.000
Capital notes
Missouri Bk & Tr Oo
Common
Preferred
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Go mm
Produce Exch Bank.
Traders' Gate City
Nat'l Bank
k
Southeast State Bk.
South Side Bank—
86,000 li
114,000
47,972
52,066
127,829
136,894
64,989
550.000
100.000 i
50,000 1
400.000
100
120
100
120"
130""
100
120
1,393,110 flOO
1100
21,115
50.000
200,000
100.000 i
50.000 li
Oommon
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
Oommon
Preferred
West port Aye Bank-
100
7,715,870
1,538,865
3,211,073
2,478.305
100
7.966,808 62 H
1,112,730
100
Oommon
27,385
788,584 flOO
6,538,045
100
628,552
24,517,487
/ 10
100,000
178,923
118,785
16,234
1,818,784
1,591,177
630,329
University Bank
12,597,684
lot
li,242.511
43,943,972
J100
160
20
750.000
e
67,726
94.000 r
60,000
Preferred
g20
170
\100
106.000 16
Stock Yards Nat Bk
Common
30
"150
1,500.000
52,550
2,309,435 (100
100
250,000 1
450.000
------
25
907,246
6.351,404 flOO
83,701
1100
el.100,000
I
200"
22,875,836
807,877
100
225""
12
10
National Banks
15
NEVADA
March 7
100
140
100
195
75
100
95
Nomt nal.
Reno—
Per
First Nat Bk of Nev. d
600.000
889,472
26,972,764
imoskeag Nat Bank
200,000
5,153,474
3,278,362
2,293,347
100
150,000
200.000
885,922
522,352
252,192
k
200,000
400.000
397,952
524,212
SecondNatof Nashua k
600,000
504,229
5,900,671
5,767,430
6,245,689
share
100
Manchester Nat Bk.
Ut.
250
28
24,760,848 f 20
379,992
65
50
150
200
100
lioo
265,899
100,000
100.000
62>$
75
alOO
*125"
100
| 824,393
Oommon
Preferred
D S Nat Bank
1,000,000 I
1.158.000 '
Union Av Bk of Oom
52^
IlOO
19,975,375
11,263,370
1,500.000
250,000
450.000
Preferred A
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
Packers' Nat Bank:
South Omaha Sav Bk
65
564,171
710,433
share.
9,628,982 flOO
Omaha—
First Nat Bank—
■
200.000 U 324,082
183,889
290.000 f
850,000
300,000
e
90
470
Merc Home Bk A Tr
Common
les
1100
NEBRASKA
March 7
Dec. 31
61,877
100,000 i
1,790,987
600,000 1,638,264 20,193,720
135,103
500.000
6,037,957
6.000,000 4,079,496 156,955,891
46,744
100,000 i
1,263,514
2.000.000 4,496,292 113.060,877
500.000 1,170,256 21,831.120
66,911
100,000 i
1.522,751
172,855
200.000 i
3,205,065
cent
/100
100
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Columbia Nat BankCommerce Trust Oo
o
re
sa
Helena—
First Nat Bk A Tr Co k
Union Bk A Tr Oo—
Institutions
State
12,438,112 100
1,151,996 100
12,981,373 0-~-
2,522,445
N
les
50
5,380,937
5,363,531
724,538
23,320
565,771
150.000
Metals Bk A Tr Co.
Vicksburg—
First Nat A Tr Oo
March NatBkATr Oo
300,000
100,000
600,000
200,000
First National BankMiners Nat Bk
N
270,000
350.000
241,000
199,522
137,953
159,970
4,066,773 (7100
100,000
Butte—
100
Ask
Bid
Par
Billings—
165
re
Meridian—
Citizens Nat Bank..
First National BankMer A Farmers Bank
Gross
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Midland Nat BankMontana Nat Bank.
Sec Tr A Savs Bank.
30
[
300,000
100,000
Preferred
March 7
Profits
Capital
Nomi nal
Per share.
Capital National Bk-
State Institutions
MONTANA
Surplus &
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
105
COMPANIES
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
TRUST
AND
BANKS
Joseph—
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat BankFirst National BankFirst Trust Oo
200.000
200.000
500,000
100.000
250,000
200.000
200.000
136.000
First St JoaSt'u YdsBk
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Oo
Missouri Vail Tr Oo.
226,573
270,565
420,115
130,572
77,151
263,843
97,331
66,587
7,169,515
3,835,619
6,178,726
2,900,465
3,449,615
7,262,234
2,074,640
1,076,143
100
100
100
100
N
o
re cent
sa
'loo
les
100
Manchester—
100
Merchants Nat Bank
8t. Louis—
107,500 1
...
330,000
Boatmen's Nat Bk.. 2.000,000
Bremen Bk A Tr Oo_ k
400.000
Cass Bk & Tr Oo.... k
450,000
:
First Nat Bank
10.200,000
Industrial BkATrOo
600,000
Jefferson Bk & T OoOommon
200,000 I
8.361
2,057,341
297,186
198,582
2,501,108;
52,356.221
5,514,750
5,607,917
7,404,046 219,792,210
435.881
9,966,960
20
6
20
2,049,158
15
00
50
27
20
100
28""
95
100
9
125
17
(20
30H
re
cent
sa
les
62
Indian Head Nat Bk k
Nashua Trust Oo
100
300
1135
100
100
100
105
Portsmouth—
First National Bank.
w
80,904
3,324,053
/100
640,242!
83,883
6,254,291
loo
50,000
50,000
29,241
600,000
563,264
176,135
244,782
140,329
674,704
10,772,277
20
16
5,368,068
8,715,223
3,423,579
100
92
87
92
20
20
24
15,956,125
175
50
20
20
100
130
20
32
33"
1.000.000
329,467
3,228,591
4.399,595
4,578,481
14,701,602
7,781,324
100
1,000.000
54,179
170,454
201.178
741,027
100
60
65
250,000 1
75,000 f
200,000
90,352
3,057,715 /100
35,142
1,455,488
No
lioo
re
cent
sales
100
98
100
Oommon
Preferred
New Hamp Nat Bk.
19
Capital notes
Jeff-Gravols
64,439
92,500
...
Baden Bank
100
100
Nashua-
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Oommon
Preferred..
Nomiinal.
Per share.
N'o
215,000,1
Bank.
70
30
50""
Lemay Ferry BankCommon
Preferred
987.312 J100
National Banks
aloo"
\100
& TOo
Manchester Bank
500,000
450,000
200,000
350,000
Mutual Bk & Tr Oo.Plaza Bank (The)
Sec Nat Bk SavsATr
Southern Oommerc'l
& Savs Bank
South Side Nat Bk—
60
423,000
400,000
Telegraphers Nat Bk
500.000
Tower Gr Bk A TrCo
United Bk & Tr Co..
340,000
250,000
300.000
71,272
100
Merc Oom BAT OoMer can tile-Oom
3,188,177
2,925,189
4,757,565
Per
100
53.083
249,589
100
120,000
343,783
Preferred
25
Nat'l Bank.
Miss Val Trust Oo..
311,725
6.000,000 i3,055,216
Meund Oity Tr Oo
it
246.059
23,836
Nerth 8t Louis Tr Oo
261,520
300,000
Nerthwest'n Tr Oo._ k 750.000
271.494
WebsterGroves Tr..
196,913
100.000
350COOO
5,772,192
87,029,326
2,279,633
4,161,136
6,828,787
2,736,160
100
25
100
Oommon
500,000
2.350,023
Preferred
225,000
1.184,518
15
75
Preferred
112
114
Union Nat Bank.... it
Southern Missouri Tr
100.000
13,096
330,633
94,954
2,452,173
10,076,031
1,988,884
J
1,679,018 /ion
95,959
t
4,538,947
a30
10
j.f3577,212
( 10
1
10
5
6
1,314,131 /ion
1 io
j 104,224
2
3
50
4
60
28
20
60
23
100
100
100
175
4H
29
Seacoast Trust Oo
Bayonne—
Jfc
Broadway Nat Bk
Bayonne Trust Uo_.
_.
580.500
196,322
5,427,829
100
300,000
100,000
Asbury PkNat Bk A Tr k
Asbury Park A Ocean
227,312
92,708
3,171,625
1,167,336
10
200,000
1,505,218
10,715,609
50
400,000
37,440
407,881
246.600
575,000
249,500
98,650
173,269
117,210
2,090,722
4,937,749
1,394,842
5
9H
3K
10
4
100
75
100
35
45
100
73
13
80
110
Bridgeton—
Springfield—
290.000
595.500
share
70
Asbury Park—
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
it
100
5,145,424
Equitable Trust Oo—
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Farm A Mer Nat Bk. k
Citizens' Bank
668,365
Guarantee Trust Oo-
Grove Rank-
merce
400.000
Bankers Trust Oo—
100
)J 5,226,518 152,735,492
Llndell Trust Oo...
31
Nomi nal.
Oommon
Chippewa Trust Oo *
■aston-Taylor Tr Oo k
Sla".Dec.
Atlantic City—
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Oommon
\
NEW JERSEY
March 7
Manufacturers Bank
20
15
100
100
♦
Sale price.
a
Retirement price.
100
*
1
6 Dec. 31, 1937.
c
June 30,1937.
d Owned by the Transamerica Corp., San Francisco. Calif.
e
Member of Northwest Bancorporatlon.
/ Includes reserves.
g
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
h Reserves,
i March 7, 1938.
k Preferred stock and common stock
or
capital debentures outstanding.
I Last sale.
s
Member of the
t Preferred
Guardian
stock retired.
Detroit Union
Group Inc.,
Detroit Mick.
106
BANKS
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
g"
National Banks
March 7
NEW JERSEY
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
National Banks
State Institutions
Dec. 31
NEW JERSEY Sla" ITT™
March 7
Gross
Deposits
Par
Bid
Ask
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomi nal
Nomi nal.
O&mden—
$
FlrstOamNatB&TOo d2,192.891
850,406
396,190
Oamden S D & Tr Oo s3.287.500
Merchantvllle
Nat'l
Bank & Trust Oo. d
224,375
West Jersey Trust Oo s
103,016
434,269
645,500
Xait OrangeAmpere Bank Ac TrCo
200.000
117,715
Bar Inv & Trust Oo:
Per
23,825,783
24,411,006
8
3
2
3
43,643
79,391
1,198,065
690,861
12,668,101
39,168,145
992,204
1,136,685
27,554,058
22,012,661
527,585
477,666
406,907
3,030,093
2,904,713
1,724,230
share.
75
Per
$
65
10
.
6
5
18
25
20
50
7i
4
10
38
100
100
50
30
80
Woodbury—
45
2,696,533 33 X
479,003
1,298,158
Prospect Natl Bank.
Security Nat Bank..
Trenton Banking Oo
4
1
1,148,182
8,458,849
TrentonBroad St Nat Bank. dl ,000.000
First-Mecb Nat Bk. d3,167,000
200,000
200.000
1,500.000
Tranton Trust Oo... dl ,874.000
share.
6
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
& Mechanics'
National Bank
Farm
95,600
Common
%
495,000
Preferred A.
Preferred B
434,509
100,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
18 785,027
274,165
3
4
200.000
100.000
50
50
22
Woodbury Trust Oo
10
Elizabeth—
400,000
dl.310.000
500.000
Elisabeth Trust Oo.
dl.020.168
Union County Tr Oo dl,114,345
Blisabethport BkgOo
158,555
157,547
45,107
110,045
287,054
Nat'l State Bank-
Central Home Tr Oo
7,050,806
20
15,091,331
25
10
18
3,638,472
4,102,937
12,023,292
50
15
10
1
4
1,517,297
2,180,618
20
10
""6"
National Banks
floboken—
Columbia Trust Oo..
Seaboard Trust Oo..
NEW
March 7
100.000
500.000
25,166
346,162
1
Institutions
State
YORK
•
Dec. 31
»
to»
Nomi nal.
Jersey City—
Albany—
First National BankFranklin Nat Bank..
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
2,225.000
I
400,000
1,250,000
Preferred
1,500,000
100,000
Bergen Trust Oo
Commercial Tr N J
3,400,000
N J Title Guar & Tr. d2,999,996
North Bergen Tr Oo
100,000
Common
1,228,604
35,064
n
506,646
l
79,757
4,221,931
705,484
27,823
..
47
46,349,805 100
3.474.665 37 M
32,190,460 [
6
7
r30
mm
17
Pet
Mech & Farmers Bk.
7
25
\ 30
980,233 100
25
59,762,786
24,154,634 12 X
1,103,439 10U
53
mm
1,410,717
3,432,626
Nat Com Bk & Tr (in
5,149,883 59,947,601
State Bank of Albany d2,900 000 p2,575,974 112,521,472
first Trust Oo
d2,980.000
418,416 23,787,511
share
600
250.000
100
100
420
230
50
50
"
440
240
60
Auburn-
29
31
Nat Bank of Auburn
400,000
3
4
Auburn Trust Oo..
70D .000
2
Binghamton—
Oity National Bank.
349,645
107,903
6,115,344
5,934,564
100
756,444
411,961
527,447
9,565,369
9,888,999
7,696,611
100
100
Trust Oo of N J—
1,140,000
Common
Preferred A
2,500,000
W est Bergen Tr Co.. d
400,000
J2,175,237
29,515
a
53,422,955
2,834,611
1X
h
r
5
4
400,000
Bank:
First National
600,000
(500.000
Marine Midl'd Tr Co
Long Br&nob—
230.000
53,907
2,636,911
50
280,882
325,753
14,906
824,366
7,782,900
7.111.666
1,719,205
25
150
9,939,690
15
Brooklyn—State B ank <* Tru
Morristown—
First National Bank.
National Iron Bank.
American Trust Oo_.
Morristown Trust Oo
Mt.
10
Sensonhurst Nat
50
"27" 16"'
Holly200.000
445,445
155,478
100.000
50
50
2,904,241
1,672,861
150
100
160
Newark—
Bank of Commerce of
58.256
600,000
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
884.000
391,674
121,189
Newark
100
100
25
1,465,766
8,814,920
20
23
8
12
6,833,123
8
1,255,047
144.130
1,444,038
600.000 nl, 691,115
526.980 /
400.000
564,820
Federal Trust Oo...
1,622.500
Fidelity Un Tr Oo—
d7,500,000
45,812
1,088,588
7,804,034
Merch & Newark Tr
2.600.000
Union National Bk.. a
336.300
pi,849,690
n
118,557
United States Tr Oo.
West Side Trust Oo.
600.000
566,563
386,410
1.076.000
45
41,316,547
21,869,412
2,881,514
1,939,844
32,932,277
143,393,689
16,878,453
3,375,410
3,326,883
10,313,986
100
70
75
100
500
225,000
!
950,000
550.000
500.000
!
8.200.000
500.000
144,332
2,559 ,233
108,892
2,597 ,361
55,413
2,875 ,386
3,627 ,181
315,950
7,918 ,404
343,730
5,648 .373
297,628
5,669,948 114,514 ,936
6,207,131 41,247 .957
50
100
89
33>i
"36"
100
100
65
105
"46"
*47*
50
55
68
100
73
100 1600
1640
26
Common
2,200.000
Debentures
2,500.000
Lincoin-B Side N Bk d
200,000
mm-mm
Tr Co.
5.000.000
(8.000.000
Marlne Trust Co
51,017,368
10
13
15
148,779
2,162,719
7,865,714 90,778,656
8.729.063 160.296,925
10
8
10
13,526,994
20^
5M
10
(32 t
2!i
Elmlra—
8
10
Ohemung Oan Tr Oo
800,000
10
9
23
10
25
First Nat Bk&TrOo
1.237.500
10
24
26
25
25
50
25
"26"* "22""
25 b
15
18
20
1,571,639
743.113
11,630.028
14,340,000
144,360
524,921
5,082,072
9.532,404
311,967
12,938,795
658,338
157,754
484,386
8,016,699
3,786,570
4,865,816
100
400.000
200,000
467,623
1,223,435
100
250,000
150.000
128,504
90,813
465,582
472,936
2,019,335
1,178,734
4,108,322
6,469,192
25
Ithaca—
First National Bank. d
600.000
Tompklns Oo TrCo.
650.000
d
100
25
65
Jameatown—
871,250
Peoples Nat Bk
300,000
25
10,185,223
6,176,566
N
100
re
cent
sa
388,424
358,927
les
New BrunswTrOo—
Common
300,000
Preferred
471,273
103,218
1,848,267
I10
0
r30"~
110
■
North & West Hu dBon—
IstNat Bk of Un City d
337. 896
118,460
Preferred
Hamilton Nat
Bank
of Weehawken
32,199
4,384,256
n
100, 000
500 000
i
60
1,332,820
60,519
117,298
119,024
107,532
354,175
1,930,880
14,614
1,186,346
5,652,357
5,597,146
3,274,687
8,372,107
25,992,810
1,340,250
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Oo d2,250.000
1,783,252
1.000.000 p 313,822
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
29,630,425
4,760,708
598, 500
100, 000
400 000
Weehawken Tr Co
Oity. al.OOU, 000
Woodcliff Trust Oo__
145, 000
25
50
25.837
...
249,234
176.0<H
124,242
62,481
578,964
93,830
100,000
Mld-o»ty Trust Oo.. 4
Plainfield Trust Oo.
dl, 150, OCX)
State Trust Oo
d
247.500
.
8
10'
20
2
Common
Preferred
Second Nat Bank
Paterson Sav tnut
680.000
408,456
625.000
103,000
300.000
52,61.5
55,670
600.000
375,000
l.oOO.OUO
1,000.000
7H
Common
Common
Preferred
Hamilton Trust Oo.
U S Trust Co—
Common
100.000
300
13
20
350
(50
/:
926,419
823,726
2,122,232
150.000
11
25
16
20
100
4
550.000
o
10
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
100
8
10
5
250
8
10(i
New York City- Deposits A ew York Ci
and
ly banks are repo rled "ft
arc o/
Sur plus and p rofits are of date March 7, *38
April 2, 1938.
llt'Hll
I
for National and Dec. 31,19 37 for Stat e banks, a
■cor a
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and Broo klpn » w be
found inour"Rai Iway" Secti on, pages 1 93, 194,195 .196
197. 198.
,
25
Amalg Bank of N Y.
25
N
2
4,209,910
1,370,094
1,231,458
16,850,439
3,909,387
100
100
0
Ootnm'l Nat Bk & Tr
re cent
25
650.000
□unbar Nat Bank..
Fifth Ave Bank
First National Bank.
sa
25,200
5,938,100
Bk of the Manhat Co 20.000.000 P25862263 481,073,000
Bank of Yorktown..
1.000.000
756,900 n 7,134,900
Chase Nat Bank
100,270,000 128391441 1985595000
les
7.000.000
8,247,399
500.000
383,354
500.000 p3,688,422
n
72,136,000
3,154,096
48,433,000
10,000,000 109384484 451,658,000
Grace Nat Bk of N.V
1.600.000
1,937,473 n26,157,131
Merchants Bk of N.Y
400.000
215,400 n 4,997,700
Nat Bronx Bank
d
790.000
255,949 p 8.102,730
100
80
12,400,120 J100
1 6C
1,148,827 100 1 1 1 1 1 •
20
2,181,642
1
1
1
1
1
1
50
12,776,635 J 50
\ 20
60 ""45""
16,646,113
80
25
29,778,361
100
10
""18H
13.55
100
20
48
66*3
54
25^
,1V*
133
127
25
100
740-"
"710"
100 1580
100
100
50
1620
ll/f"
loo"
42
37
"160"
*
a
~50~~
85
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
Preferred
Citizens Trust Co—
7H
N
4
First National Bk—
Nat Un Bk of America
Paterson Nat Bank—
500.000
Kingston Trust Co..
20
Paterson—
Common
Preferred
Haledon Nat Bank.. d
200.000
First NBk of Rondout
Nat'l Ulster Oounty
Bank of Kingston.
Rondout Nat Bank..
State of N Y Nat Bk
Plainfield—
First National Bk
Plainfield Nat Bank.
10
990.000
300.000
10
10<
1,370,043 f
I
141.414
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
Merchants TrUnOlty
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
Gutfb'g Bk & Tr Oo
500.000
Debentures "A"__
Debentures "B"._
The First Nat Bank.
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
Kingston—
100, 000
42, ,750
Common
Bank of Jamestown:
Common
Union Trust Co
Nat Bk of W N Y—
240,000
:
525
15
.4 M
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank of N J
Preferred
200.000
:
Klngsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank.,
Brooklyn Trust Co:
Rings Oo Trust Co..
Mfrs & Trad
3,000.000
National State Bank
d
Clinton Trust Oo
Columbus Trust Oo
n
Bk
Citizens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbusb Nat Bank.
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
Nat Newark & Essex
Huds Tr Oo U
311 937.
Buffalo—
150,000
Lincoln Nat Bank...
Banking Oo
st Co. retur ns dale Dec.
Nat. banks Mar. 7 *38
595,488
200,000
600.000 p
Union Nat Bk&TrOo
Farmers' Trust Oo
50
100
500,000
Long Branch Bkg Oo
1200
100
Sale
price,
t Marine
Midland
Corp.
March 31, 1937.
b
Includes
c
Preference stock.
security
stock,
d Common and preferred stock capital debentures
outstanding.
329,316
600.000
594.000
264,366
dl.325.000
392,975
600,000
750.000
357,327
4,472,756 (
25
125
50
I
100
50
1
50,000
9,252,551
11212
3,748,058
10
13,099,564
noo
1
50
e
Represents capital, surplus and undivided profits.
f Includes preferred
c -
m
m
m
rl2^
stock
retirement
fund.
3
60
0
Includes
h
Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New Jersey, Jersey Oity.
(
16
15
~
Controlled
reserves.
by
Marine Midland
Corp.
k June 30. 1937-
1 Last sale.
n
0
p
r
s
Dec. 31. 1937.
Sept. 30. 1937
March 7, 1938.
Preferred
Directors
stock
of
the
6
retirement
Camden
price
Safe
r
-
-
T
Deposit &
Jersey Trust Co., both of Camden, N.J.
on
Trust Co. and the West
March 14, 1938 approved a
plan to consolidate the two institutions under the title of the Camden Trust
Co. early in April,
u
Reserves.
April, 1938]
National Banks
NEW YORK
March 7
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
TKUST
AND
BANKS
National Banks
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Par
Nomi nal
N. Y. City (Concl.)
s
S
$
National City Bank. 77.500,000 58,493,483 1612009000 12 X
NatSafetyBk& Tr Co si .014.300 f
500,000 /15,242,300 12H
Penn Exchange Bank
244,400 / 3,122,900 10
C529.000
Public Nat Bk&TrOo
7.000,000 8,931,958 130,097,000 17 X
Schroder Bkg Corp.
5.000,000 2,261,976 / 22,327,664
Sterling Nat B & T..
1.600.000
1,944,858 d26,226,068 "25
Trade Bank of N Y_.
0418.750
285,300 f 6,495,400 12 X
Trust
co. returns
d ate
Bk of Athena Tr Co.
Banca Com It Tr Co
Banco dl Nap Tr Co.
B'kof Montreal Tr Co
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
Banker* Trust Oo
Bronx County Tr Co
Cent Han Bk&Tr Co
Chemical Bk & Tr Co
City
Bank
Dec.
Per
share.
21
14
11
9
22 X
21
~20X
22H
16
20
144.400
834,631
612,800
605,600
3,477,700
11,657,584
16,022,600
223,200
6,000,000 dl3539146 174,975,868
25.000.000 76,932,372 819,473.017
257,500 20,116,100
542,500
21,000,000 70,476,231 831,259,130
20,000,000 54,625,894 506,375,322
Ossinlng Trust Oo.
102
96
50
"loo
10
Peekskill N B&TCo
Common
.
Bid
Par
Per
$
1,608,595
2,378.043
10,991
J,
30,000
Ask
prices
share.
20
100
mm-mmrn
------
1,839,804 f 50
1 50
3,951,585 J
Bk & Tr Oo
8
2
6
15
10
5
3
10
8
300,000
33,183
5,627,518
3,036,875
3,370,235
1,722,818
1,962,683
7,573,974
due—five Nat Bk...
Rye Trust Oo
550,000
195,000
200,000
35,515
127,093
19,951
44,128
81,371
78
81
tarrytown N B&TrOo
White Plains—
Citizens Bank
35
37
m ******
2,832,968 12 X
| 405,092
550,000
176 250
e
—
50
io
100,000
500,000
10
I
8
4
""id""
"loo
30
100
15
20
25
15
20
"50""
Peoples N B & T Co:
m
5X
Farmers'
20
50
25
60
14
11
10
10
11X
20
39^
40 M
100
10
"Isx "l9X
Common
200
220
20l~
493,912
25
20
25
871,864
10
18
23
49,891
8,606.953 I 20
\ 20
1
2
7
12
\ 25
"38" "43"
20
14,201,127
Yonkers Nat Bank
& Trust Co—
10
100
997,678
f
Yonkers—
Central Nat Bank
First National Bank
In Yonkers
25
123,231
300.000 f
County Trust Co
241,592
350,000
Preferred
50
800,000
200,000 1
150,000
680,000
e
Common
Fiduciary Trust Co..
12,059,000
1.000,000 2,027,000
Guaranty Trust Oo.. 90.000,000 dl81813540 1303953 080
174,194
170,000
Preferred
Westches Oo Nat
Common
7
20
Trust Co
10,000,000 £114033 109 58,788,500
Clinton Trust Co
502,000
0
8,144,000
750,000
Colonial Trust Co
1,000,000 d 616,448
7,744,782
Continental Bk&Tr.
4,000,000 d4,239,834 53,891,429
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co 15,000,000 18,052,039 292,526,346
332,200
Corporation Trust Co
600.000
33,900
Empire Trust Co
3.500.000 3,947,134 76.076,573
Equitable Trust Co.
610,900
500.000
221,900
Federation Bk& Tr Co
825,000 1,066,000 10,773,000
Fulton Trust Co
2,000,000 2,889,970 23,627,831
Gross
Deposits
Peekskill—
Mutual Trust Oo.
339
330
39 X
41X
$
210,200
350,000
e
Dec. 31
Nom.
200,000
& Trust Co
Mt Pleas Bk&TrOo
Port Chester—1st N.
100
100
Surplus &
Profits
Westchester Co. (Concl.)—
Ossinino—1st Nat Bk
Preferred
Pleasantville—
31, 1937
500.000
2,000,000
1,000.000
1,000.000
Capital
Ask
Bid
Institutions
State
NEW YORK
March 7
Gross
Deposits
107
COMPANIES
400,000 I /
400,000
206"
Preferred
100
100
100
Hellenic Bk & Tr Co.
249,375
2,945,053
1,000,000
50,000,000 61,732,194 519,097,285
Schroder Trust Co..
1,353,100
17,319,406
1,000,000
Lawyers Tr Co..... 2,000.000 dl,952,044 40,419,529
Irving Truct Co
9X
10X
25
28X
~32X
20
27 X
45
5
47
77
80
10
100
d
Mfrs Trust Co:
Common
Convertible pref__
Marine Midi Tr Co..
32,998.440 145122073 595,893,076 /
9,400.520
9,020,975 104,788,878
New York Trust Co 12,600,000 27,798.656 324,291,006
Pan American Tr Co
181,000
600,000
4,162,000
Savings Banks Tr Co 2,500,000 4,752 200 99,441,300
6.000,000
Title Guar & Tr CoCommon
10,000.000 11,265,171
Debenture notes..
Trust Co of Nor Am.
8,373,670
800,000
229,300
863,400
1.000,000
2.000.000 28,760.935
0
Underwriters Tr Oo.
U S Trust Oo of N Y
h
25
25
5X
( 20
5,963,300
10.442.100
85,482.588
loo
100
1
3X
4X
250.000
153,465
2,902,720
0
450.000
4,511,714
10,729,264
6,437,743
53,948,041
100 1465
share
128
20
CharlotteCharlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
87
1515
77
•
Per
0
nal.
Nomi
I
Aiheville—
First Nat Bk & Tr..
200
17,886,691
NatiMarch7nk' NORTH CAROLINA Stale-^^fH^tions
28 X
600.000
398,231
489,782
Union Nat Bank
300.000
542,695
American Trust Oo_.
1.200,000 dl,969,602
70
200
200
255
50
100
100
100
265
Durham—
Citizens'
Jamaica, L. 1.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
0
372.440
Rochester-
Mech & Farmers Bk-
Common
2,800,000
2,500,000
4% Conv.Preferred
Central Trust CoCommon
0
J1,929.458
71,900,203 J
20
\ 50
25
28
41
44
600,000
1,200,000
Geneeee Vail Tr Co.. 02,550.000
Roch Trust & S D Co
1.000.000
Security Trust Co—
Common
300,000
200.000
Capital notes
J 324,217
590,607
3.060,000
j2.393,279
16,642,972 f
Common
3.000,000
1.000.000
Capita] notes.....
J1,322,946
*25
15,533,690
20
37,558,858
31,808,655
Union Trust Co:
45,413,759
20
J100
8X
11X
150.000 /
46,440
500,000 dl,119,853
200,000
lon.oon
214,000
0
a
151,476
111,000
56,026
1,469,177
12,520,710
1,915,182
1,950,647
1,224.991
100
3,397,645
( 10
25
20
25
25
150,000
50.000
800.000
Preferred
| 207,669
18
25
**~m>m** +
..
10
1
10,862,795
10
N
O
re
cent
sa
les
Security Nat Bank—
Raleigh—
90
First Citizens Bk&Tr
0
790,000 d
696,615
18,137.063
25
Wilmington
People's Sav Bk & Tr
82
80
75
—— m m* **
Greensboro—
12
9
******- ——
Guilford Nat Bank—
Common
Capital notes
0
180.000
116,584
641,637
2,679,068
7,179,676
25
1000
Wllm Sav & Tr Co.
330,154
300.000
,
10
Wilson—
Branch Bkg &
Common
ji30
Tr Co
400,000 Id 988,839
396.000
Preferred
Nat
Schenectady—
Ok of Wilson
100.000 /
154,174
110.000 \
90,000
03.970.000
76,522
17,697,134 (100
275
250
(7160
1160
25
2.853,629
mmmm m
Winston-Salem—
Mohawk Nat Bank—
Preferred
0
Home Savings Baok.
Lincoln-Alii a Bk&Tr
214,117
6.025,591
425,351
526,072
300,000
750.000 61,337,130
8,660,919
8,111,539
15,206,811
851.907
21,882,634
20
J 440,987
9,061,773
J 20
04,691,844 dl,313.948
Common
Bank.
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Nat'l Bk.
100
2,666,969
Nat
53,788,962
200.000 1
253,590
...
...
Union National Bank
I
400,000
Citizens Trust Oo—
Schenectady Tr Co..
1 10
10
010
First National BankCommon
..
Preferred
Wachovia Bk &Tr_.
100
100
^2,170,601
e200~
100
2,702,930 J
I
10
10
**m+mm
************
100
72,089,425
135
130
0
Syracuse—
Lincoln Nat B & TCo
1.200.000
27X
29 H
Merch Nat J) & T Co
Common..
Preferred
First Trust ic Dep Co
Common
750,000
180.000
1
12
14
20
6
(720
National Banks
NORTH DAKOTA
March 7
6
4X
Syracuse Trust Co_.
Common
1,000,000
1.400.000
Capital notes
Jdl374709
29,126,090
e
12
14
Nomi nal.
Per
Fargo—
Dakota
Nat
National Oi;y Bank.
Nat
50,000
164,699
106,841
Bank
1,473,186
707,530
123,923
600.000
634.400
0448.500
0
Troy Trust Oo
59,840
21,457,343 i 2 5
25
11,143,080
7,111,597
3,671,846
I6s(5
Common
128,603
204,949
70,475
6,128,830
3,112,845
100
N
0
500,000
18
22
Merch Nat Bk&TrOc
n
4
5
**or & Dakota Tr Oo
c
150.000
250.001-
5
share
100
2,285,210
1,919,434
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Manuiactur Nat Bk. 01,400.000
Union
0201.000
Fargo National Bk..
Troy—
Bank..
0
100
re
cent
25
sa
les
8
a
n
100
Utica—
First Citizens Bk & T
l.ooo.oon
990,000
Jl,452,634
600.000
196.000
j 496,346
400,000
Preferred
127,320
32,207,368
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
1
H
{2i*o
(760
National Banks
Common
Preferred
9,808,800 J
20
t
OHIO
Institutions
State
25
Match 7
Dec. 31
Nomi nal
Common
210.000
Preferred
Northern N
Common
120,000
J 113,134
Dime Savings Bk Co
Common
5,556,457
20
4,056,629
J 35
o
I
cent
40
Y Tr Co
500,000
280.000
| 360,050
10.685,152
First-Central Tr. Co.
100,000
| <25
149,058
933,474
89,421
21,000,943
3,434,876
-
-
«.
N
-
100
14,066,684
1,315,324
536,294
18,728,965
10,882,329
100
1,231,987
171,653
143,924
9,750,045
3,280,941
1,620,854
100
260
100
95
10
9
les
100
200.000
608,000
J 622,792
995,000
01,000.000
400.000
Capital debentures
0
re cent
sa
Common.
share
100
15,856,446
Canton—
Westchester Co—
t
Bronxville—
First National Bank
/
Geo. D. Harter Bank
200,000
350,000
179,188
186,207
3,537,148
4,176,431
0
700.000
0
267,500
616,645
116,012
641,460
12,724,313
3,206,155
6,454,566
80,537
2,391,041
4,624,338
1,509,649
14,878.620
Tr Co
e
20
100
17
125
03.000.000
0
115.000
Huguenot Tr Co..
0
300.000 /
650.000
New KochePe Tr..
01,600.000
First Nat Pruk
280,679
143,743
514,093
100
100
125
20
175
v
10
0
145
i
100
22
CincinnatiAtlas
New Rochelle—
*
Central Nat Bank.
495,000
1,243,980
Capital notes
Gramatan Nat Bk &
Mt. Vernon—lit N.
200.000 1
Goodyear State Bk..
Flrestone Pk Tr&S B
les
Capital notes..
Bronxville Tr Co...
Per
Akron-
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk
IX
Nat
Bank
Olnn Bk & Tr Co...
0
200.000
Columbia Bk & S Oo
0
199,500
—
m*mm
U
2~X
t Marine Midland Corp.
a June 30. 1937.
31, 1938.
The Northern & Dakota Trust Co. of Fargo, N. Dak.,
voluntary liquidation on Jan. 8, 1938.
d March 7, 1938.
e Common and preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
b March
20
20
27
30
10
1
3
20
23
28
1
c
placed In
/Dec. 31, 1937.
1
■
-
a
i
k
Retirement price.
Controlled
by
First report.
Marine Midland Corp.
I Last sale,
n Member First Bank Stock Corp.
108
BANKS
National Bank$
March 7
Surplus &
Profits
TRUST
State Institutions
Dec. 31
OHIO
Capital
AND
COMPANIES
**aiMarch
PENNSYLVANIA Statejimtitutions
7
Oross
Surplus
"Cross
Par
Deposits
Profits
Capital
Ask
Bid
Deposits
Par
Cincinnati Won.)
%
First National Bank-
5,000,563
6.000.000
Per
75,880,306
100
600.000
192,296
600.000 1,130,323
240.400
160,968
People's Bk A Sv Oo d 600.000 6 291,870
Prev S Bk A Tr Oo.
1,800,000 3,178,388
Second Nat Bank...
854,671
1.000.000
So Ohio S Bk & Tr Oo
600,000 6 608,705
Western Bk A Tr Oo d2.000.000 6
317,630
Central Trust Oo... 6.000,000 62,162,497
I
BkATrOo
.
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Northslde Bk & Tr Oo d
5,624,118
9,656,192
2,331,445
2.981,694
46,121,838
16,008,483
7,165,015
11,800,033
65,531,551
100
.
Fifth-Third-Union Tr
ust
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
100
50
100
10
100
100
Nat Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
Second
90
220
55
"27"
1ft
5
100
78
81
108
1,598,707
2,170,187
1,371,088
883,010
150,000
295,500
279,583
Oommon
250,000
263.390
249.300
432,984
4,253,784 f 10
253,468
2,849,645
2,300.000
J100
160
140
100
25
10
100
105
26
125
6.276,557 /100
125
150
16
18
5,377,490
7,160,075
41
36
23
...—
Preferred---——
1100
Altoona Trust Oo—
Oommon...-----
93,805,838
12,082,958
8,376,479
First Nat Bank—
115
5*
1.000.000
1,000,000
450,000
500.000
Altoona—
29
150
138
140
115
Oo—
5.000.000 163376 935
Common...
Capital debentures
Bank
Allentown Nat
share,
Per
Allentown—
share.
122
115
Nerweod-Hyde Park
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal,
Nomi nal.
Preferred
Central Trust Oo—
t
10
100
"166""
ClevelandAmer Sav
300.000 6
Bank Oo.
201,258
100
4,589,619
Erie-
200
200.000
Bank of Erie
First National Bank. dl ,252,500
5.000,000 11,458,947 124,914,486 { 20
7,920,000
I 16
Olev Sav A Loan Oo.
589.731
250.000
1,981,975 100
Lorain Street Bank. d 485,000 6
60
154,661
4,357,298
National Oity Bank. 7,600,000 4.415.831 135,338.217
20
North Amer Bk Oo. d 190,000 6
59.606
673,959 100
Cleveland Trust Oo
Oommon
13,800.000 164276 873 336,857,256 100
Capital notes....
14,137.600
Union Sav A L Oo..
1360,229
900.000
2,835.674 100
8
6
..........
Preferred........
o24
275,295
10
1,138,067
13,379,705 100
100
700,029
7,780,429 662s
15
3,778,125
300,000
769,950
200,000
348,375
13,021,602 f
59,000
1,445,436
396,510
Oapital Bk A Tr Oo.
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Oo
300.000
155,514
388,871
826,917
909,504
34,576
2,795,641
3,992,671
21*
23*
80
90
Union Bank (The)-. d
100
10
100
95
105
100
165
60
157,097
Security-Peoples TrOommon
Preferred
——
I
50
—mmmt
III 1 1 111 iii
it 1 1 1 i 1
50 i< 11 11 11 11 11 IQ i*510i_
50
Harrisburg—
Columbus—
Branson Bk A Tr
City Nat Bk A Tr
Columbus Saving
Fifth Ave Sav Bk
67,634
1,596.287
116,173
114,949
2,325.765
Oo
250.000
Oo dl ,600.000
Bk d
80.000
200.000
Oo c
Huntington Nat Bk. d3,600,000
Market Exch Bk Oo.
200.000
176,993
70,437
Northern Sav Bk... d 150.000
Ohio National Bk... c4.000.000
3,120,228
2,980.141
27,581.166
1,654,482
2,487,582
54.718.851
3,906.988
1,395.632
64,451,081
15*
17*
Merch N B A T Co—
Common
200.000 ;
295.000
842.000
........
Preferred
Third N B & Tr Co.. d
Winters N B & Tr Oo
.....
Oommon
........
Preferred
—
169,069
175""
400.000
10
4,333,617
10
13
90
70
8
10
25
50
6,186,227
12
82
63
953,257
70
125,000
Dauphin Dep Tr
400,000
400.000
61,259,396
13,090,438
loo ~/420
1,474,438
11,673,124
100
400.000
600,000
625,000
762,958
1,082,806
407,788
10,487,097
20
10,841,254
8.429,655
20
/46
50
I 100
300,000 L
404,679
5,886.947
188,180
300.000
10
10
238,864
1,931,532
10
7,185,852
50,141,006
9,159,400
10
50
26
17
19
20
40
37
42 *
Oo.
Harrisburg Trust Oo
275
loo
C
20
Lanoaater—
Conestoga Nat Bk..
Fulton Nat Bank
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk
Farmers' BkATr Oo
7.407,478 /100
95
Oommon
553,671
14,392,515
"25
25
636,307
1,500.000
800.000
300,000
Citizens Trust Oo
c
Dayton—
32,263,089 J100
V 60
92
102
13,245,152
35
40
Preferred
Northern Bk A Tr Oo
155
15
....
To"
Philadelphia—
ToledoCommerce Guard Bk
Common......
500,000 ,6 673,651
400.000
Capital debentures
Nat Bank of Toledo:
Oommon.....
200.000 [
178,750
165,000
Spitser-R T A S Bk. d 500.000 > 252,543
Ohio Oittzena Tr Oo. d 600.000 6
734,844
Toledo Trust Co.... 5.000.000 62,720,916
Preferred.
_
686,275
52,902
50.000
Lawrence Park N Bk
Marine Nat Bank
dl,291,000
Nat Bk A Trust Oo..
300,000
.
_
v
138,839
Allison-East End Tr.
Central Nat Bk—
Common
25
{.?
2,541,737
11,755,163
78,519,958
125
50
20
33
50
55
37
60
Youngstown—
Dollar Sav & Tr Oo—
Common....
1.250.000 16 608,745
Oapital notes..... 2.000.000 /
Mahoning Nat Bank dl ,625.000
432,887
Union Nat Bank.
1:250.000 1,917,847
14,460,346
17,858,365
17
{ 50
"25 VIS"
"16 *
100
145
115
Oommon
Oapital notes
750,000 16 172,781
1.243.700
5,893,727
25
400,000
97,774,755
3,356,480
85,006,726
2,860,554
8,594,081
30,817,778
13,425,055
100
10
280
45
63,915
1,811,509
10
6
178,400
180,141
2,053,094
3,128,275
105,000 I
95,000
250,000
200.000
.....
PrfifflPPftH
19
Oitv Tr A Sav Bk-
9,036,053
127,780
5,428,449
67,418
253,844
4,196,073
1,952,849
Kensington Nat Bk. dl,138,517
1,000.000
Market St Nat Bk..
NatBkofGer ATrOo
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
Oommon...
12,672,616
281,000
Oorn Exch Nat Bank
A Trust Oo———
4,550,000
Erie National Bank. d 470.000
First National Bank.
3,111,000
Glmbel Bros Bk A Tr
200,000
3.816,963 1100
.......
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk 3,040,000
City National Bank. dl,100.700
North Broad NatTBk
Northeast Nat Bank
500.000
•
.....
Preferred
650,000
100
50
L
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Oommon........
275,000 1
144,065
2,988,407
Preferred....
225,000 I
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14,000.000 25,345,374 366,913,132
Roosevelt Bank
d 270.000 i
39,526
2,134,000
Second Nat Bank—
Oommon
60
100
711,702
10
"23"
.....
10
50
60
f
25
15
I
25
20
"95"
50
41
280
§5""
295
48
8
alO
6
68
17
a25
97
14
7,794,785 f
10
I
}
265
28
8*
10
10
South Phlla Nat Bk-
Oommon........
Preferred.
■
Tioga Nat Bk A TrOo d
OKLAHOMA
I* National Banks
March 7
State
Tradesmen'sNatlonal
Bank A Trust Oo.
Institutions
March 7
100,000
75,000
McAlester—
Nat Bk of McAlester
First Nat BkofMcA
152,197
75,498
100,000
2,373,492
1,444,241
213,000
255,536
2,727,850
2,280,217
168,398
100.000
2,445,084
3,689,334
4,870,762
100
100
25
N
re
Oklahoma City—
Oity Nat'l BkATr Oo
100,000
300,000
400,000
521,170
393,386
200,000
5.000.000
257,431
3,136,442
245,436
802,509
43,037
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
Stock Yards Bank...
40,000
338,907
24,383
5,660,242
52,545,775
6,960,287
18,955,235
1,517,862
15,102,535
858,523
2.000.000
1.714,057
43,852,143
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank—
500.000
Oommon
125,000
\
259,939
Preferred
175.000
Nat Bk of Oom'erce. d
63,591
346,250/
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
h Oommon......
2.250.000 12,654,203
^Preferred.
_
West Tulsa State Bk
1,500,000
25,000
13,665
cent
les
Banca Oom It Tr Oo.
Broad Street Trust..
Chestnut Hill T A Tr
Fldelity-Phila Tr Oo
Finance OoofPa...
Frankford Trust Oo.
Oommon
1st preferred.....
2d preferred
Land Title Bk A TOo
OREGON
100
150
185
10
26
32
100
50
100
100
175
100
125
100
20
24
100
IOO
5,015,222
20
4,824,926
20
20
75
225
125
160
125
26
——
20
62,048,844 J 1°
( 20
358,799 100
"15"" "20"
25
iI5
Penik Oo for Insur on
Lives A Grant Ann
Tr A Safe Dep Oo.
Penn W'h'g A S D Oo
Provident Trust—
Real Est Tr Oo
30
m
aw«
Security Bk A Tr Oo.
Sonsitaly Bk A Tr Oo
Institutions
March 7
314,937
—
•
7,168,133
100
3,454,530
98,503,997
100
503,627
4,185,973
100
share
995,973
2,000.000
3.000,000
1,542,110
I
4,500.000
4,494,110 112,066,^01
20
30
189
108
31*
9
14
290
175
48
16 *
11
22
300
185
52
18
70 *
8*
1*
10
31,267,023
8,586,777
6,015,036
19,376,420
12,570,730
7,165,232
8,400,000 14,548,595 224,403,782
750,00°
1,134,728
928,035
3,200,000 14,164,080 46,492,780
1.500.000 62,411,861
10,575,877
300.000
242.896
3,305,683
f
1
8
5
10
50
30
50
29
10
100
9
34
32
10
50
560
90
590
100
10
100
100
370
23 X
55
50
10
53
3,007,008
50
40
1,245,277
717,120
11,683,347
50
PittsburghAllegheny Valley Bk.
200,000
Arsenal Bank
Bank of Ohio Valley.
Braddock Nat Bank.
200,000
500.000
227,688
262,154
104,472
876,108
10
100
Sale price.
Preferred
100.000
stock
retirement
price.
7, 1938.
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Oommon and preferred stock or debentures
outstanding,
e
June 30, 1937.
i March 31,
1937.
I Last sale.
s
New stock.
x
Ex-dividend.
V
Ex-rights.
.
3
alO
lio
/Dec. 31, 1937.
180
100
n
36,409.239
h Preferred stock retired,
3.000,000
300,000
153
95
7*
809,942
5 March
Portland-
First National Bank.
Portland Tr A Sav Bk
United States Nat'l
Bank
145
14
10,232
c
Per
200.000
100
39,438,517
2,719,534 37*
100
2,165,950
20
1,762,361
50
1,506,970
617177 125 100,263,120
100
100
e7,315,742
641,114
10
1,325,573 10,078,912
10
2,550,040 21,223,466
10
11,370,539 110,644,160
10
1,188,697 11,559,895
4,645,355
90,210
342,360
427,823
96,524
125.000
a
State
Nomi nal.
National Bank
6
-
Eugene—
First
600. u0»»
25
Common-.--.
3,750,000 15,493,
Preferred...
7.425,000
Liberty Title A Tr Oo 1 .OftO.Of'O 1,250,0
Mitten Bk A Tr Oo
1.500.000
698,334
Ninth Bank A Tr Oo d2,226,990 6
821.711
Northern Trust Oo..
600,00<
2,783,570
Nor Phlla Trust Oo.
600,000 1,278,788
*
National Banks
March 7
2,320.000
r 20
t 30
2,544,304
Integrity Trust Oo—
-
1UO
250.000
German town Tr Oo.
1,400,000
Glrard Trust Oo
4.000.000
Industrial Trust Co. dl,132,250
.....
100
100
400.000
6,700.000
11
3,241,273
.
Fidelity Nat Bank.. d 450,000
Liberty Nat Bank.. 41.200,000
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
100.000
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
o
sa
100
Muskogee—
Citizens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
3,300.000
300,000
1,000,000
Wyoming Bk A Tr.. d
Nomi nal.
Per share,
Guthrie—
First National Bank
First Stat^ Bank.
200,000 \f 123,723
100,000
60,463
405.336
100
24*
60
390
56
8*
April, 1938]
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
Ask
Bid
Par
109
companies
Gross
Deposits
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
(Concluded.1
Dollar Savings Bank
Farmers Deposit Nat
300,000
500,000
615,500
200,000
200,000
200.000
Oo of East Pitts.
406,542
528,435
247,065
976,002
186,114
425,098
5,607,650
10,080,796
3,364,427
885,404
1,263,423
2,352,411
100,000
172.700
First National Bank.
First Nat Bank & Tr
54,067,208
81,583,319
89,901,006
72,301
443,910
1,631,383
4,275,387
_
Forbes National Bk.
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
Hazelwood Bk (The)
Hill Top Bank......
Bank
%
$
,
100
1,100,000
1,200,000
Common
Preferred.
Q
36,352,958
/100
15X
4
1100
j 562,981
share
14
10
100
100
16,142,287
5,451,204
424,571
512,203
218,113
40,480
10
Per
%
700,000
200,000
60,000
Miners A Merch Bk.
South Caro Nat Bk—
190
190
100
100
50
Charleston—
Citizens A Sou Bank 0
Carolina Sav Bank..
200
185
185
100
Nomi nal
share.
Per
5,914,227
6.000.000 10,324,925
6.000.000 6,304,229
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Pittsburgh
Homewood
trust
and
bams
100
95
95
mm mmm
Columbia—
"io
6
50
70
50
20
125
50
60
65
*50
-----
First Nat Bk of Col.
Lower Main St Bank
200.000
35,000
144,823
195,145
4,350,009
1,501,651
530,350
501,202
a
5,897,608
3,775,886
10
95*
25
at
Pittsburgh....
Iron & Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat Bk—
Common........
GreenvilleFirst National Bank.
250.000
200,000
Peoples Nat Bank...
200,000
150,000
7.500.000
Preferred
Mellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
3,817,039 / 50
\ 50
34,969,485 277.813,121 100
) 218,238
,
58.018
1,695,300
10,337,832
1.270.000
31,100,953
35,253,619
3.705,318
5,924,041
31,572,142
18,761,623
2.559.001
501,328
22,647,609
620,969
158,000
3,937,617
3,629,388
433398
910,005
2,108.091
1,930.808
122,206
1,244,848
2.000.000 10.466.792
383,790
250.000
25
1,762,403
159,645
}
■
52
56
10
25
26
Spartanburg—
Common...
Preferred........
160.000
40,000
...
141,625
108.375
200.000
700.000
50,000
2,000.000
Union Savings Bank.
1.000.000
Western S & D Bank i
497,500
Allegheny Trust Oo.
700.000
Colonial Trust Oo
<3.742.300
Oom'wealth Trust Oo 1.500,000
Dormont SAT Oo.
125,000
Farmers Deposit Tr.
1,320.000
....
200
Com'l Nat Bank—
r
Common
Preferred
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank
Sheraden Bank
Union National Bank
Fidelity Trust Oo
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Oo.
100
*25
25
67,353
172,838
237,359
130,429
47,971
25
2,458,184 f ?0
1 20
100
4,784,206
•3,132,936 plOO
8,469,380 flOO
100
1,158,235
|
65
40
63
55
50
50
178" 188"
100
100
50
100
100
100
~40"
80
90
95
92
90
87
"87"
25
2,555,094
50
20
23M
i
90
385 000
<
250,000
800.000
150,000
N
o
re cent
sa
les
40
Tr Oo
6,000.000 10,846,649 91,199,240
Potter Title A Tr Oo i 875.000
414,544
6,000,547
Provident Trust Oo.
266,534
150.000
1,927,741
Bouth Hills Trust Oo
374,059
125,000
1.899,566
Union Trust Oo
1.500.000 93,225,073 224,396,566
500.000
Washington Tr Co..
1,277,048
5,830,652
West End Bank
174.049
200.000
1,952,047
William Ponn Tr Oo. i
110,850
175.000
1,923,867
Workingman's Savgs
Bank A Trust Oo.
400.000 1,055,788
9,553,564
A Tr.
Nat Bk of 80 Dak—
Northw'tSecurNatBk
Union Savings Bank.
150~
100
Nomi nal
Per share.
Sioux FallsFirst Nat'l Bk
50
People's-Pittsburgh
5
6
»
25
8
National Banks
100
100
85
100
6500"
100
10
50
50
60
75
10
5
6
7
6
Per
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr A Bkg Oo_.
Commercial Nat Bk:
Common
325.000
300.000
1.170300
5,843,066
17,780,543
3,741,020
15,306.527
10
Providence
Bank
200.000
Bank of Knoxville
19
Comm'l Bk A Tr Oo.
<
WamiltphNatlonalBk
Park National Bank.
Scranton Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
West Side Bank
Penna Trust Oo—
Common
1.000,000
150,000
250.000
a
25
14,849,257
2,873,176
25
52
70
18
50
i
28
55
152,478
1.000.000
500.000
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
1,423,885
500.000
250.000
250.000
225.000
214,091
357,463
513,349
2,491,065
4,577,207
5,422,665
Williamsport N Bk..
West Branch Bk A Tr
a
295
220
303
100
100
220
230
3.500,000
4,477,717
64,357,862
10
23
24
Common
3.000.000
,1,333,074
51,495,925
12
3,500,000
( 10
11
Preferred
602,803
966,585
5,377,857
20,522,271
25
10
17
500.000 la 993,542
1.133.300 '
9,249,008
(100
(b)
1,243,586
26,205,871
65
48
50
1,000,000
a
"65" "70"
3
3H
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Oo—
1,000.000
250
49
\ 100
300.000
Common
245
•M
1,000,000
\ioo
105
110
100
210
225
105
25
420
28
50
101
103
State
texas
March 7
Institutions
Dec. 31
10
30
21
Nomi nal
23
Austin-
186,390
2,307,222
Per
3.091,166
660,292
10
Guardian Trust Oo..
York Trust Oo
Capital stock
Preferred stock
"I9H
579.750
125.000
75.000
<
409,416
530,203
j 134,916
share.
100
11,672,611
14,368,495
100
100
7,830,440
1,596,251
4,168,633
5,518,522
4,663.301
4,108,833
7,302,952
300.000
Capital Nat Bank—
"25"
18H
16H
10
8
24
10
333,737
27,662
559,823
188,175
506,579
879,177
522,083
500.000
770,167
750.000 al ,227,092
250.000
190,000
150.000
100.000
600,000
125,000
225,000
300,000
500,000
Western Nat Bank..
York Oo Nat Bank
York N Bk A Tr Oo.
18
'
American Nat Bank.
Austin Nat Bank...
Common....
mmmm
50
101
400
26
50
100
YorkCent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Preferred
Drov A Mech N Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
230
Nashville—
American Nat Bank
National Ranks
Bank
100
9
220
Bank A Trust Oo.
60
Williamsport—
First National
41,505,221
29,101,868
1,389,000
125
8
50.000
40
10
20
10
144,446
1,622,928
2,047,877
77,094
120
210
1.000,000
"60"
100
30
5,353,689
2,918,646
631,389
700,038
1,524,213 100
2,790,769 6.25
100
24,938,797
100
12,257.821
State Savings Bank
Union Planters' Nat'l
25
9,022.329
1,267,428
23,489,067
14,882,780
3,949,547
7,753.791
43,993
113,711
1,126,038
477,029
20
Preferred
...
i
Memphis—
Third National Bank
Second Nat Bank...
50.000
200,000
950.000
1,000,000
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
25
750.000
*
200.000
2.500.000
"140" 145""
15
25
1,841.295
100
—
25
a
155
1100
28
15
50
26
150
(100
share.
200
75
32
Wilkes-Borre—
First National Bank
Hanover National Bk
Miners Nat Bank
8,074,976
39,923.291
1
75
150.000
189,550
Preferred
2,399,763
4,838,997
423,398
a
a
...
Preferred
50
743,580
a
200,000
100,000
400.000
25
764,547
300.000
300.000
1,148.436
62,517,800
1,113,483
2,257,000
966,222
149,555
348,655
39,555
a
382,370
11,252,853
190
100
994,066
Knoxville—
12H
10
153,774
200.000
t
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat BAT OoCommon
186,888
4,966,703
a
4.050,000
<2,800,000
^
7H
*
Soranton—
B. Scranton State Bk
First National Bank.
Green Bldge Bank..
North Scrant Bk A Tr
325.000
Hamilton Nat Bank.
10,616,408
625,000
Preferred
599,395
1,292,911
444,322
2.590,418
1,000.000
1300.000
March 7
Nomi nal.
9M
37
BeadingUnion National Bank
Berks Oo Trust Oo..
City Bank A Tr Co..
Beading Trust Oo_.
Institutions
State
100
tennessee
March 7
6900
7
5
—
10
m
■
17H
100
193
195
20
55
57
25
39
25
62
18H
19 X
eloo
1100
Beaumont—
American Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
llH
10
3,185,917 J100
Becur St Bk A Trust
400.000
200,000
N
499,854
732,170
12.579,168
2,239,847
100
100
100
rec
68,752
5,730,255 108,416,317
51,894
1,390,304
20
44M
100
400,000
<
n
11,427,177
sa
o
ent
les
Dfllloa
First National Bank
8.000.000
Hillcrest State Bank.
25.000
n
46
Liberty State Bank:
Common
150.000
Capital notes
77,700
Common
1.100.000 1
900.000
Preferred
Newport—
Common
Nomi nal.
Per
400,000 I
210.000
120.000
300.000
.....
Preferred
Newport Nat Bank
Newport Trust Co__
252,356
6,201,185 1
25
share.
35
*25"
60
510,156
2,770,392
100
150.000
1.000.000
361,231
872,452
Common
Common
Blackstone Can Nat-
500,000
7,162,776
25
77
84,142
1,695,310
(10
10
High St Bk A Tr Oo
82
221,408
1,677,705
*10
50
120
N&tBank of OomATr
Phenix Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Lincoln Trust Oo
Rhode 1 Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrOo
Union Trust Oo
350 ,000 1
208,760
22
4,892,781 f 25
150 ,000
I 25
850, ,000
791,352
50
9,648,372
72
450 ,000
942,041
50
3,152,810
130
1,500 ,000 2,511,246
100
12,342,251
290
4,000 ,000 9,794,152 110,786,014
100
180
125 000
189,287
25
1,465,795
33
2 500 000
2,973,886 48,247,880 *100
000 a12094 998
5.000,
42,143,160 1000 2100
1.000. 000
100
1,379,497 23,327,188
140
2,237,751
Jn 78,697
2,156,231
Jn 57,138
Common
.
28
*
45
46
100
20
210
215
46
jloo
J 20
29
t Citizens & Southern Bank of Savannah, Ga„ system,
Dec. 31, 1937.
a
b Member of First Security Corp.
77"
145
e
June 30,
1937.
d A mutual savings bank,
e
Preferred stock retirement price.
/Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
2250
0
Affiliated with the Citizens & Southern Nat. Bank of Atlanta Ga.
1 Common and preferred stock outstanding.
;
Hospital Trust Co.
I Last sale.
200,000,
248.750'f
257,921
n
50
March 7, 1938.
p
1100
i
47 X
100
Sale price.
k Stock all owned by the Rhode Island
Woonsoeket—
Woonsocket Trust Oo
37 H
20
12
110
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
100.000
62.100
125.000
75.000
Capital notes.....
1,060,651
69,708,081
6,239,045
20,517,458
i
105.000 1
95,000
120.000
...
Preferred
Preferred
Nat Bank of Comm.
Capital notes.
Texas Bank A Tr Oo:
150
Providence—
Columbus Nat Bank:
Common
*36 M
175
Oak Cliff Bk A Tr Oo:
25
58,847
479,691
*3,701,863
Bank
20
150
U00
4,000.000
Dallas Nat
jloo
26,791,920 I
956,282
RepubllcNat Bank..
Aquldneck Nat Bank
4,477,269
jn 123,706
Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corporation.
Ex-dividend.
--
s
—
•
30
110
BAMS
National Banks
National Banks
Par
Deposits
Bid
Capital
Ask
Surplus &
Profits
Institutions
State
VIRGINIA
March 7
Gross
Surplus
Profits
Capital
COMPANIES
TRUST
State Institutions
Dec. 31
TEXAS
March 7
AND
March 7
Gross
Par
Deposits
Bid
Nomi nal.
El Paso—
$
I
300.000
300.000
El Paso Nat Bank..
State National Bank
S
402,451
1,085,595
Per
10,209,470
22,019,903
100
100
......
m *
m
$
Lynchburg—
share.
1.000.000
527.180
7,721,259
100
I 146
600,000
500.000
493,698
353,641
4,107,262
3,930,841
60
100
1 130
1138:
131,785
First National Bank.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
«tf* <**
100
A Trust Oo__
Fort Worth—
Continental Nat Bk.
357,778
776,360
750,000
a
14,805,965
34,685,493
60
20
m
m
«■»«•«»
People's Nat Bank..
Depositors Industrial
Loan Bank
Oom'I Tr & Save Bk:
First National Bank:
1.500.000
1.500.000 11,824,903
Preferred
900,000 1 " 1
'
Fraternal Bk A Tr Oo
3,947
15,420
Union Bank A Tr Oo a
230.000 /
83,958
42,309,908 f
20
1 20
■
.
423,681
1,079,600
100,000
300,000
82,288
95,345
470,568
51,852
441,786
874,894
843,599
70,277
3,117,230
3,532,117
31,108.797
12,820,461
1,401,715
192,044
78,255
2,352,198
2,522,866
354,708
79.746
261,833
6,094,082
1,061,552
2,495.824
837,082
932,464
64,908
3,570.100
137,238
9,768,545
18,038.719
752,522
61,971,629
2,085,373
1.250.000 11,136,162
1.750.000 [
200.000
493,023
200,000
159,693
45,167,797
.....
10
*
m
1*
«*
a
354,955
338,775
First National Bank.
No
100
Hutchlngs-Sealy
re
750,000
National Bank...
437.025
500,000
698,200
les
n
50
50
240
250
100
117
118
25
33
34H
100
PetersburgCitizens Nat Bank..
50
200,000
Petersb Sav A AmTr
U S National Bank..
:i 353 h
cent
sa
100
8,655,794
9,648,251
t
Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
Seaboard Oitz N Bk.
100
15,089.640
4,842,589
....
Norfolk—
Mer A Mec Sav Bk__
Galveston—
200,000
200,000
m
5
.....
100
Merch A Planters
City National Bank.
5
259,201
650,100
3,182,459
349.000
250,000
2.500.000
11,500.000
Southern Savings Bk a
162,100
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
Common
Lynchburg Tr A S B.
«««**■■
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
276.000
10
10
10
10
Houston—
Citizens State Bank.
300.000 /
133.123
500,000 1
100.000 f
204,468
100
11,292,355 1 20
uoo
28
;.: v. y.
3.000.000 11,649,815
2.125.000 f
49,482,756 J100
1100
378,297
632,500 1
367.500 f
1.000.000 1,576,095
a3.000,000 2,786,397
a 1,000,000
310,579
1.000,000 1,271,744
13,667,732 /100
1125
100
27,860,331
Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank.
100
a
4,877,448
Olty National Bank:
Oommon
Preferred........
First Nat BankCommon........
Citizens
31
:
160
250,000 g
449,000 g
a
90
Bank of Oomm A Tr
600.000
1,000,000
Oonsol Bk A Tr Co..
80,000
3.000,000
200,000
First A Mer Nat Bk.
225" 245"
335
355
100
130
195
280
300
Mech A Mer Bank..
State-Planters Bank
A Trust Oo:
216"
100
37,637,875
8,790,843
26,398,222
100
100
Common
Preferred
mercial Nat Bank.
1.500,000 2.030,346
262,507
200,000
Fldellty Trust Co—
Guardian Trust Co..
600,000 /
760,007
Houston Land A Tr. al.500.000
464,018
San Jacinto Nat BkOommon
335,000 1
103,048
Preferred
315.000 f
38,400,609
326,993
6,698,347
5,165,370
Sav Bank A Tr Co..
Southern Bk A Tr Co
100
"140" 155"
100
100
Virginia Trust Co
:
Ban Antonio—
o
20
35
38
23H
27H
20
46" "46^
100
15
16 H
\100
1.109,318
500.000
351,877
1.000.000 1,624,974
800.000 g
337,511
70
25
15
.....
25
50
80
5,704.285
50
24,902,780
4,213,433
100
65
215
100
90
Roanoke—
5,195,364 (100
Oolonlal-Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
105
95
Uoo
Port Arthur—
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
cent
les
20
10
3,371,075
3.561,187
5,545,449
al.100.000
Mountain Trust Bk.
ioo.OUU
210.000 g
N
re
sa
110
90
i
First National Bank.
50
100
100
Richmond—
dlOO
100
......
Houston Nat Bk— o
Second Nat'l Bank..
Nat Bank of Oomm.
State National Bank
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com¬
500.000
Oo__
Central National Bk.
Preferred
Common
Preferred
Trust
Merch A Farmers Bk
538,875
5,019,108
3,981,829
313.879
100
625
100
if
Alamo National Bk:
500.000 1
930,000 f
....
Common
Preferred
654,773
200.000 1
Common.
Preferred
Bexar Oo Nat Bank-
129,610
92,800 f
1.200.000
1,239,561
Frost National Bank
Groos Nat Bank—
360.000 1
Oommon
Preferred
125 000 r
Nat Bank of Oomm. al.000 000
National Bank ofFort
Sam Houston
100.000
San
Antonio Nat
Bk
400.000
a
South Texas Nat BkGommon
WacoCitizens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
17,475,180 (100
1100
2,544,151 1
(
35,660,237
104,076
20,503,458
100
55,901
70,646
1,602,197
4,247,931
925,000
478,275
71,469
7,895,313
10,308,098
805,582
-
National Banks
March 7
d50
230
dlOO
*175"
115
WASHINGTON
250
Per
8.000,000
2.500.000
2 500,000
Peoples N B of Wash-
1.350.000
200.000
400.000
-----
550,000
4,947,086 135.986,514 i 20
3,653,997 67,551,113 c 25
190
1,189,382
19,362,910
715,407 23,488,775
20
100
100,489
2,380,618
20
134.982
6,074,192
100
447,921
7,557,889
28
share.
29*
"lid" 144""
r
27
31
"25" "25"
52
58
"
100
50
100
160
60
Spokane—
175
70
100
First Nat Bk in Spoh
100.000
Old
N
500,000
a
112,512
550,000 1
556,458
450.000
200.000
a
National City Bank.
Institutions
March 7
Seattle—
Seattle—First Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
Pacific Nat Bank
145
50
100 t
State
Nomi nal.
105
90
100
100
324,485
''
45
"200""
100
250.000
'
35
50
5,280,657 (100
3,903,745
•
50
100
786,273
306,061
300.000
130
110
586,255
100
5,449,826
B A Un T Co
Common
n
0
re
cent
sa
20,016,167 (100
\100
100
7,701,888
les
Tacoma—
al .425.000
a
Natimal Banks
UTAH
March 7
1,037,510
235,404
770.000
17,457,288
100
160
5,685,621
25
16
175
18
State Institutions
Dec 31
Nomt nat
Ogden—
Per
Commercial Sec Bk.
545.000 /
333,805
979.000 1,220,621
First Security Bk NA
5,773,033
19,077,458
share.
100
100
Salt Lake City-
Dontl Nat B'rATr Oo
First National Bank
a
Utah State Nat Bank
Eton's Say Bk Ac Tr
Utah Sav A Trust Oo
a
Walker Bk A Tr Oo:
Common
Capital notes
900,000
750,000
750.000
a
1,000.000
300.000 /
342,598
847,918
828,488
1,070,503
221,431
12,398,730
15,607,239
15,457,264
14,347,521
2,961,250
100
100
100
100
100
60
190
180
200
190
200
110
Nomi nal.
70
165
125
Charleston—
■
y 630,470
27,121,421
J100
90
95
1.062,500 ) 1,149,013
600.000 f
Preferred
KanawhaBkgATr C<
Oommon
1.500,000
400.000
Per
Charleston Nat Bk:
Common........
500.000 1
65.000 r
.....
Capital notes
Kanawha Valley Bk.
1.000,000
200.000
Nat Bank of Oomm.
Central Trust Oo...
National Banks
March 7
VERMONT
500.000
Center Wheeling Sav
Citizens Mutual Tr
Nomi nat.
Per share.
310,000
200.000
204.500
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry S Bk At Tr Co
474,518
230,700
153,652
3,504,814
2,737,242
1,921,880
100
100
lis
150
100
Burlington—
491.500
668,505
463,604
80,927
235,114
3,347,914
407.500
208,356
2,466,039
100
150.000
180.000
100.000
614,951
211,239
2,626,794 (100
92,408
224,281
1,883,840
1,322,765
100
Clement Nat Bank—
150,000
KlUington Nat Bank
Rutland Oo Nat Bk:
100.000
272,915
142,012
2,841,560
970,500
100
Burlington Trust Oo. ol.085.961
6,166.532
5,994,466
624,089
N
a
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r 8 B A Tr Oo
sa
Preferred..
81,757
1,123,741
100 ^ -mm*
483,731
4,860,254
100
449.650
500.000
500.000
100.000
800.000
81,000
25
533,905
518,546
144,549
743,515
1,600,000
4,698,202
4,969.648
1,107,832
5,001,983
100
75
100
100
100
90
275
305
1.800,000
2,454,847
18,752,774
100
135
145
Rutland Trust Oo...
118,551
2.980,730
\100
153,865
2,041.072
100
......
85
mmmmm
100
95
«
?tra Securities Co. with exception of directors' qualifying shares.
Sale price.
Oommon and preferred stock or debentures
outstaudlng.
0 Member of First
Security Corp.
c Member of the
Marine Bancorporation.
d Preferred stock retirement
price.
« Member of the Northwest
Bancorporation.
25
30
/March 7. 1938.
g Dec. 31, 1937.
10
J100
75
a
N
o
re
100.000
125.000
O256.500
100
10(»
t Stock of South Texas National Bank of San Antonio. Texas, all held
y*
♦
Rutland—
Oommon
les
les
\100
20
cent
sa
cent
First National Bank:
Common..Preferred
0
re
100
20,572,843
2,957,000
s
643,578
N
...
.
1,331,579
75,462
281,891
o
re
Montpelier—
Capital 8 B A Tr Oo
40
150,000
a
Half Dollar Trust A
Sav Bank
a
Nat Bank of W Va__
Nat Exchange Bank. i
So Side Bk A Tr Oo.
A Trust Oo
100
100
40
100
600.000
150 000
i
4,930.838 (100
600.000
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Sava
Chittenden Oo Trust
SowardNatBkATrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
share.
25
Wheeling—
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Oo
Ghranlte S B Ac Tr Oo
322,528
20,606,354 (
cent
sa
les
~
h
■
•
..V:V<vO
vr, v; •
V
v'
Dec. 31.1936.
K
1 Member
V■
First National Corp.
I Last sale.
n
o
r
S
Preferred stock retired.
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer interests.
Member People's Corp.
Trust funds.
"V,
;
t Effective March 28, 1938 the
deposit business of the Merchants A
Mechanics Savings Bank of Norfolk, Va., was merged with that of th€
Seaboard Citizens National Bank of Norfolk.
u
Reserves.
x
Ex-dtvidend.
.
-•''-.yv
National banks
,
/
Capital
111
COMPANIES
Institutions
State
WISCONSIN
March 7
TRUST
AND
BANKS
April, 1938]
Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Deposits
Ask
Bid
Par
Nomi nal.
La Crosse—
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
State Bk of La Crosse
100,000
Exchange State Bank
Per
$
$
1
500.000
al25.000
400,000
Batavian Nat Bank-
share.
23 H
20
20
4,649,999
1.237,424 100
6,166,175 elOO
2,746.914 100
257,196
43,064
278,876
159,430
N
0
re
cent
sa
les
..
Capital
Amer State
Bank
6
.
500.000
a
Badger State Bank.
City Bank A Tr Co..
350.000
Bid
Par
Deposits
Ask
20
17
20
2,169,777
6,053,188
3,078,524
110,747
122,034
119,777
200,000
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Milwaukee—
Halifax-
d
"40" "50"
*
$
Bank of Nova Scotia 12,000.000 24,000,000 241,061.074
Per
$
cent.
9.000.000 114,870,029
6.000.000
Bank of Toronto—
Can Bank of Comm. 30,000.000 20.000.000 510,631,022
100
Per
250
100
1585* 162
7,000.000 111.646,418
8,nOO,nr»o 121,892,551
100
224
100
220
100
7.000.000 5,000.000 126,454,768
Banque Oanadlenne.
750.000
14,777,428
1,500.000
Barclays Bk (Canada)
4,000,000 1.000.000 46.126,565
Provincial Bk of Can
35,000,000 20,000.000 694,691,234
Royal Bk of Canada
5.000.000 16,334.204 197,208,126
8,500,000
125,416
a350,000
1,982,337
49,193
1,656,430
100.000
.....
'
100.000 1
35,906
300.000
2.200.000 2,252,312
Common
Income debentures
Marine Nat Exch Bk
Marshall & Hsley Bk a2.985,000 /1,465,040
Mitchell St State Bk. o
596.000
12.702
Northern Bank—...
100,000 /
30,114
Park Savings Bank.. a
115,979
539.500
State Bank of MIlw.
Teutonia A veStateBk
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
298
100
200
160
b
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
Kilbourn State Bk._
Lincoln State Bank:
_
100
100
Bank of Montreal... 36,000,000 39,000.000 675.499,935
First WiscNat'i Bk—
Common.........
466,700
400.000
300,000
1.000.000
c
16
20
20
1,364,589
20
~20"
100
36,798,454
Toronto—
234,655
721.698
17H
19}*
45
Dominion
7.000,000
Bank
Imperial Bank of Can
100
20
5X
20
150
20
27
7.000.000
ii*
9
100
100
Per
Montreal-
Sale
Per share.
250.000
300.000
296,306
266.408
100
~iu"
115
170 H 172
stock.
Common and
b The Badger
Cheyenne—
Stock Growers N Bk.
162
100
100
preferred stock debentures outstanding.
State Bank of Milwaukee, Wise, on March 19, 1938 be¬
came a branch of the First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee, Wise.
c June 30, 1937.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
a
WYOMING
American Nat Bank.
cent.
203
price.
t Wisconsin Banksbares Corp. no par
March 7
255
230
QUEBEC
200
31
•
National Banks
cent.
55
100
2.050,722
1,983,546
4,645.536
3.896,860
3,876.872
83,200
855.053
37
34
20
44,698,515
1,725,336
1,740,904
1.821,625
51.634
550.000
o
4^
(.!.
100
5.851.317
7.396.913
/March 7, 1938.
e
100
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
I Last sale.
x
Ex-dividend.
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds and Stocks
Quotations
Bid
Bonds
3s
99 X
Atlantic 3s
9934
Burlington 5s
4^8...
45
Atlanta
California
....
Central Illinois 5s
1003{
10034
55
55
100
102
27
for the last day of the month
30
preceding the date of issue
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
45
5s
are
86
93
Illinois Midwest 5s
Iowa of Sioux City 434s
Lafayette 5s..
434s
Lincoln 534s
...
—
Ask.
89
96
9934
101
9834
10034
80
5s..........................
6
7
5s and 6 34s.
Dallas 39
6
7
100
102
North Carolina 5s
78
9834
9934
10034
Ohio-Pennsylvania 5s..
99
98
Oregon-Washington 5s
50
55
102
Pacific Coast of L A 5s
Pacific Coast of Portland 5s
101
100
First Texas of Houston 5s.
First Trust of Chicago 4}*s
SHt=:
Fletcher 35*s
Fremont 4^s
....
97
99
99
9934
99 H
100
69
70
.
f Flat price,
x
9934
100
Ex-dividend.
'
v
96
100
10034
h 5s
Greensboro (N O) 3s
Greenbrier 5s
.
99
■
99
10034
10034
10034
101
10134
10234
72
72
10034
102
Ask.
98
434 s—
99
99
100
98
100
9934
5s
Virginian 3s
Virginia-Carolina 3s
101
81
Chicago 4^s and 4J*s
Denver 5s
First Carollnas 5s..
First of Fort Wayne 4}*s-First of Montgomery 5s
First of New Orleans 5s
Bid.
Stocks.
82
434s
and
83
79
Bonds
Union of Detroit
New
York 5s
9934
10034
10034
STOCKS
Par
...100
40
100
100
40
50
Dallas
75
102
Denver
100
24
78
28
101
Des Moines
10o
44
47
100
..100
100
100
100
3
6
X*
I*
Atlanta
Atlantic
...
Pacific Coast of Salt Lake 5s
100
First Carollnas
Pacific Coast of San Francisco 5s_
100
Freemont
Pennsylvania 3 s..
100
....
107
New York
107
10834
10034
North Carolina
9934
3s
25
77
5s
28
100
St Louis 434s and 5s
San Antonio 3s..
58
Southwest
Southern Minnesota
Lincoln
105
Phoenix 434s..
5s
Potomac
101
101
80
12
14
.100
Pennsylvania
Potomac.
San Antonio
...
12
46
52
18
23
100
...
Virginia
V ir gin la-Carol lna
10
50
....
68
73
100
44
47
6
100
134
70
1
Quotations are m near aa possible for the closing day
Bid.
Bonds.
63
Albany Metropolitan 5-6s 1040..
Alden 1st 3s 1957.
Allerton 55th St 6Ms
Allerton N Y Corp
New com income 2-6s 1955.... /
Allied Owners Corp
1st income 4-5s 1958
J&J /
Debenture 2-4s 1963
-J&J /
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)—
Non-cum inc. 3-5s 1950..A&O /
17
J&J
1948—J&D
George Washington Hotel 6s 1944
——
47
50
30
32
15c
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939--MAN
Philip Schuyler 6s serial
.....
Pierrepont Hotel 3-4s 1951.....
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 6 Ms '48MAJ
Mtge cum inc 5s May 1962...
Conv cum Inc deb 5s May 1967
Voting tr ctfs for common
Poll New Engl Theatres 6s.l958
Gen Income 5s 1983.....M&N
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs..
22
55
35
—
M&N
M&N
Hotel Lexington (N Y C) Inc—
Cum income coll 4s 1955—M&S,
40
,
Stamped
/
Unstamped
/
Cleveland Theatre gen 5s 1944—.
33
„
Film Center Bldg 6a 1943—A&O
.
5th Ave A 55th St Bldg 6M« 1945.
15 Park Row 4s w s 1952
/
50 B'way Bldg 3-6s 1946
MAS /
51 Fifth Ave 4s 1943—
-A&O /
52d & Madison Office Bldg—
1st Leasehold 3s Jan 1 1952...55 Fifth Avenue 6s 1944
M&N /
500 Fifth Ave 6 Ms 1949
J&D /
1500 Walnut Corp (Phila)— '
1st 6s 1950
/
1512 Spruce St (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943
-A&O /
40 Exchange Place 5 Ms 1956.J&J /
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939—J&J
48 West 48th St Bldg 6a 1936— /
1400 B'way Bldg 6 Ms stm-1948- /
1410 B'way Bldg 3Ms 1941.A&O/
FeiiDet Theatre 6s 1942 „—A&O /
Vox New Academy of Music
1st leasehold 6 Ms to 1941.M&S
„
,
—
n Nominal,
k Last sale.
61
Company—
5Ms stamped 1961...........
5 Ms unstamped 1961..
Quincy Station P O (Chicago)—
6s May 1 1941
J VP
1st extended inc 5s 1950..J&D
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
Repub
Bldg(Denv) 3-5s'49.M&S
Retail Properties—
Deb 5a series A 1959..
M&S
income deb 6s ser B 1959-M&S
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)
6s 1943
—J&J
55
2
77
3
53
55
15 X
16M
Kuseeka 6th Ave Bldg 6s 1944...
St Charie» Hotel (Atl Cy) 40 1946
—
46
St Louis Post Offices—
5 Ms 1938—..
53
3s with stock 1956
Scbulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
M&S f
1st 4-58 exten to 1948
Lefcourt State Bldg—
Extend 1st 4-6 Ms 1948
Lewis Morris Apts 1st 4s 1950—
Lincoln 42d St Oorp—
Income 5 Ms w s 1963 —.F&A
Lincoln Mtge & Title—
Guar 5 Ms ctfs of deposit
Loews Midland Theatre
A Office Bldg 6s, 1941..M&N
Loew State Bldg (Los Ang) 6s '42
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s *47 M&81 ft
Lombardy (The) 6s 1942.—M&N
London Terrace Apts—
1st & gen 3s (w-s) 1952Lord Bate Hotel g m 8 Ms '45 A&O
Lord Nelson Hotel s f 4s *47-M&N
Lords Court Bldg 5Ms 1942- J&D
Majestic Apts 4s (w-s) 1948 stmp.
Manhattan Towers—
1st 6s 1946—
M&S
Marcy (The) 6s 1940——F&A
Mark Hopkins Inc—
1st income 6s Feb 1 1952.
Marshall-Wells Buildings—
1st 6 Ms 1947
F&A
Mayflower Hotel (D O) 5s 1950
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
1st s f 5Ms 1953
—J&D /
Mercantile Properties, Inc—
Sees f5Ms 1946
J&J
Merchants Nat Prop 4s 1958(w s)
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv s f 6s 1948
M&N
Metropolitan Corp (Can) 6s 1947
Metropolitan Playhouses—
Debenture mtge 5s 1945-.F&A
Munson Bldg (N Y) 6Ms*39.M&N
58M
49,
34
57
59
19M
20 M
20
68
85
70
32
38
40
42
60
70
86
50
"81
6
I)
27
25M
4M
6H
70
72
75
88
72
74"
20
22
95
97
48
52
82
85
86
89M
58
60
20
2M
21M
3M
67
69
14M
16
48
Adjmtge inc Apr 15 4 Ms 1950-
l5"
44
1st mtge 2-5s 1955
J&D
N Y Majestic Oorp 4s (w-s) 1956
20
82 M
86
19M,
20M
t
22
4
6
49
51
44
-F&A
New York Title & Mtge
5 Ms series B-I-
5Ms
5M8
5Ms
5Ms
5Ms
series B-K
series C2
series CW-1
series FI
series Q
—...
—...
45M
42
44
32
29M
33^
—..
19th & Walnut St (Phila) 6s 19391900 Rittenhouse Sq (Phila)
5 Ms 1943
J&D
1st cum income 5 Ms 1945. J&D
47 M
37
20
49 H
39
22
17
23
35
45
A&O
55
58
1st 8s 1943
———M&N
One Park Ave 2d s f 6s '51 -M&N
39
58
15
41
North Station Indus Bldg
1st m s f 5a 1962
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
(Boat
Olympic Hotel (Seattle)—
_
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
110 So Penn Ave (Atl City)
6s 1944
J&D
166 Broadway Bldg 6Ms '61
General s f 7s 1941
F&A
170 Broadway-Maiden Lane
Bldg 6Ms stamped 1949—.
A&O
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s 1945..J&D
1st s f 5 Ms 1945
J&D
....
69
42i
413
77
55
5M
17
48
48
73
30
9
21
13 H
13 it
21 h
12M
Without com stock...—.J&D
6s debenture 1951—.—.J&D
SevUla-Bilt Hotel 7Ms'37-.M&N
12 M
24 U
4H
She! burn. I no< AtlCy )tt
10
M«'40
.
JAJ
Sherneth Corp—
2s with stodc 1956
60 Park Place Bldg 3Ms-5s—1947
Sixty-one Broadway Building
3 Ms 1950 With stock
-A&O
Income 3-3Ma stpd 1955......
616 Madison Ave Bldg bMs 1938Social Service Bids (Phila) 6s—
Southern Hotel (Memphis)—
6s 1953—
JAJ
Speed Building (Louisville. Ky).
Income 5-6s 1945
M&N
Stanley-Mark Strand 6 Ma 1941
Stanley Real Est 5 Ms '45
J&D
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
5 Ms 1942
M&N /
Steuben Bldg (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1943...MAS
Stevens Hotel (Chic) 6s 1946.JAJ
Certificates of deposit........
Income 6s W-S 1956
Stone A Webster Bldg (Boston)—
5s
1947—...-MAS
Strauss-Manhat conv 6s *33-J&D
Syracuse Hotel 1st 3s 1955
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40A&0
Income 3s w-s 1951
10 East 40th Street Bldg 5s 1953Non-cum inc 6s 1958——M&S
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939——Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958
M&N
Gen 7s s t w w 1948—
M&N
...
62
75
37 M
9M
M
80
38M
11M
15M
43 M
35^
2M
24 U
90
45
88
83
10
3M
9
9
19
98
30
61
20
19
77
5
32
39 M
2
1st 4-5s (ws) 1958
M&N
Textile Crafts Bldg 6s w s 1944--
35
20
Trinity Bldg 5Ma 1939- — J&D
Trinity Court B1
Hdg 4s 194llM&S
Stamped...
Unstamped,
2 Park Ave Bldg 4s_._.
1§46
23 Lexington Ave 2s 1950.......
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
"f
2124-34 Bway Bldg
—1943 /
2480 Bway Bldg 2d mtge 3s 1944.
Tyler BuildingGen Inc 6s July 11953 (w s)
U S Realty & Impt 6s 1944—
Vanderoilt Ave Bldg Uorp—
1st leaahold 6 Ms 1944—J&J 15 /
Van Swerlngen Co—
1st 6s 1935...
F&A
56
.
»
N Y Postal Service Station
5M» 1937__
Roxy Theatre 1st 4s 1957——
Russ Bldg. (San Fran.)6s '51 F&A
.
5H
Natl Tower Bldg 6 Ms 1944 A&O
Neisner Bros Realty, Inc—
Conv s f deb 6s 194S
.J&Dlft
N Y Athletic Club 2s 1946
A&O
2
66*
lil*
With stock--...—.......J&D
Nat Press Bid 3-5a 1950 (ws)
38
14M
22
Income 5s 1943
52
Nat Hotel of Cuba 8« 1959.M&S
,
th Ave A 28th St Bldg 6 Ms 1945.
Sth Ave A 29th St Bldg 6s 1948— /
If*
11*
13*
6
Prudence
74
-
Construction—
Ferry Sta PO (San Fr) 6s 1934— /
25M
38
55
General 7s 1941—.—-_„J&D
Madison Inc inc 6Ms 1957—M&S
8 f dep 5Ms 1949 ser A——J&J /
Circle Theatre extd 6s 1946.M&S /
Oleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941-J&J
,
39
24 M
Lefcourt M an Oat Bids—
11
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
Legended 1952
39
5s 1947
F&A
Insurance Exchange Building
1948—
ChicHerald & Exam 6 Ms '50 M&S
,
45
43
~
Ohesebrough Bldg 6s 1948—A AO
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1938..
-
34"
31U
101
Units
Lawrence Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
/
/
/
1948-—
-A&O
Colonial Apartments 6s 1937
Congress Square Hotel (Port Me)
5Hs 1946
M&N
Court A Remser 8ts (Brook)} n)
681940
A&O /
Bldg Oorp 1st s f 3M-5s_.-1940 /
Davidson R'lty 6s w w 1940 A&O
Detroit Hotel 6h8 to 1941—M&S/
Dorset Hotel 1st partic 2s 1957-Drake (The) 6a 1939—-MAN/
Eastern Ambassador Hotel units.
Edgewater Beach Apts 6s to '43— /
11 Park Place Oorp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 4s 1945
MAM /
80 Broad St Bldg 6 Ms 1950.M&S /
80 Broad St Inc 4s Novil 1951— /
80 John St extd 4s 1950
A&O f
Eppley Hotels 1st sf 3-5s 1951 J&J
Equitable Office Bldg 5s 1952
59M
38
—-
,
Chanin Building—
1st Leasehold inc 4s 1945.M&S
2d Leasehold inc 2s 1945.M&S
3d Leasehold inc 1st 1945-M&S
58
21
^
6s 1st fee A leasehold 1942—..
Herald Square Bldg inc 6s 1948—
1st s f income 5s May 11948...
Hotel Governor Clin & *4 8-A&O
(Boston) 1st 6 Ms 1943—F&A
—
28
37"
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
Lake Sh Ath Club (Chic) 6Ms *45
LaSalle Wacker 5s fixed
2nd income 6s 1949
/ Fiat price,
1st mtge leasehold sf 3s '64. JAJ
Park Place Dodge Corp 6s vtc '62
34
Hotel St George 4s 1950
Hotel Syracuse inc 3s 1955 —Hotel Taft Corp (N Y O)—
.
Deb 5s
27
Bearst Brisbane Prop—
/
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6Ms'45J&J /
Budd Realty 6s June 1941.. JAD
6s Sept 1941
MAS
Bosh Term Bldg 1st 5s I960. A&<>
Butler Hall 4-5s 1947
J&J
Cambridge Court Apt 6M» 1937.
Cent Manhattan Props os'46M&S J
Central Zone Bldg inc 6s. 1941
/
Century Parkway 6s 1956
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940—MAS
&
20
20
30
Barriman Bldg 6s 1951.—.
Hartford Times deb 4 Ms *51
,
Bway Mot Bldg iNY) 6s *48 F&A /
Bway A 38th St 7s 1945
-J&J
Bway A 41st St Bldg 3-5s 1944— /
Bklyn Fox Corp inc 3b Oct 1.... /
Brown Hotel (Louisville)—
1st sinking fund 5s 1949—
82
28
24
Cum income deb 4s 1955- -M&S /
Hotel Sherman Inc 1st 5s 1957—./
_
41
80
64
Common stock..
68
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)—
5tts 1935—J&D/
Benf Franklin 6s ctfs 1933-—.— /
Berkeley-Carteret 5 He '46.M&N
Bing A Bing deb 6M» 1950-P&S /
Income 7s 1950 w-e—M&Sjr
Boston Parcel Post 3s Oct 1945.. /
Boston Postal Serv 5 Ms '38.J&J
B'way Barclay Office Bldg—
41
38
27
41M
2 Ms 1957 (with stock)——
-F&A
Bait Parcel Post 5 Ms 1949
Bauman
(Ludwig)—1st 5s (Brooklyn) 1947
1st 5s (Long lsld) 1951
40
Palace HoteKSan Fr) 6s '46 F& ft
Pantages (Alex) 6s to 1947.M&N
Paramount Bway Corp.—
1st M s f 3s loan ctfs 1955 FAA
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs 1935.
Park Oresent 1st 6s 1940...MAS
Park Lexington Co Inc—
25
Graybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)-—
1st m leaseh 5s 1048——J&D
Greeley Sq Bldg 6s 1951—-Feb
„
J&J f
10 M
Certificates of deposit-.
Granada Apt Bldg 6s1938—M&S
Grant Bldg (Pittsb) 7s '47—F&A
Arrowhead Lake—
1st 7s 1944-1947
-J&D /
Assoc Chain Store Realty—
1st mtge coll 5 He 1957—J&J
Cum income 6s 1957
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-
—
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—M&N
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page
European hoarding into gold in London. It was this hoard¬
more than any other factor which caused the
price of gold to rise and set the British equalization fund
the task of preventing too sharp an advance in the gold
price.
It should be noted that during the aggressive movement
of Germany into Austria, France was without a government,
as
M. Ohautemps had resigned on March 11 and a new
government was not formed until March 14, when Leon
Blum again became Premier in an administration which
was generally believed to be merely a transitional affair.
In the early weeks of March a resumption of the gold
movement to New
York appeared improbable for many
months to come.
The "Monthly Review" of the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York, as of March 1, which included
the February developments, stated:
"The inactive gold
account (which forms part of the monetary gold stock) was
reduced to $1,213,602,937 on Feb. 15 by release from the
account of $9,659,914, most of which was sold to the stabilization fund to offset sales to foreign accounts by the fund
since the first of the year, and was further reduced by
$13,042,376 on Feb. 26 to offset sales to foreign accounts
subsequent to Feb. 15." On March 1 the Treasury showed a
further sale of $9,975,062.
In a report issued by the Brookings Institution and re¬
ing demand
ferred to in the "Commercial and Financial
Chronicle" of
March 5, it was stated that an exodus of gold and capital
from the United States during
1938, reversing the trend of
previous four years, "is not impossible."
The report
pointed out that direct American investments abroad, such
as past rubber developments in South America by American
corporations, are more probable in the future than Amer¬
ican
purchases of foreign governmental and corporate
the
securities.
The Brookings study said:
"The great reduction in gold
imports (since the last quarter of 1937) indicates an altered
attitude with respect to the relative advantages of the
States
flow
The
some
it not
of
as
new
a
place of
funds
to
investment at this juncture.
this
country
is declining and
funds previously sent here are being withdrawn.
It
1938 may show a reversal
of the trend of preceding years, with gold and capital again
flowing out."
During the week ended March 12 statistics of the United
States Department of Commerce indicated that gold ster¬
impossible that the
ilization
here would
considerably relaxed and London resumed its attrac¬
of foreign funds.
There was some disquietude in
London because of the fact that the government had decided
was
53)
Before the Nazification Of Austria it looked
as though gold would leave New York for several European
centers, particularly London and Amsterdam.
During these
two weeks the London price for gold generally ruled at
more than $35 an ounce, and owing to the unsatisfactory
fiscal condition of France there was a marked movement of
clined sharply.
United
year
tion
to
step up its rearmament program, which late in 1937
estimated to involve an expenditure of $7,500,000,000.
was
The revised plan
called for an increase to approximately
$11,500,000,000, the resulting likelihood of increased taxa¬
tion lowered the pace of the London investment market.
Meantime the London authorities kept money rates at a
low level.
Lord Wardington, Chairman of Lloyds Bank,
criticized the competition among British banks for foreign
deposits, insisting that the fugitive character of these funds,
which had reached large proportions in the past few years,
necessitated their being kept in liquid form and therefore
created a greater demand for government bills and resulted
in damage to the discount market because of the low rates
applied to the discount of bills.
It was highly desirable,
he pointed out, that the discount market should be allowed
an
opportunity to live, and though the excessively low
rates—to
recent
some
Under normal conditions of international trade
threatened.
prior to 1914, the London bill was perhaps the chief factor
in moving international commodities.
Lord Wardington ex¬
pressed the opinion that it was most unlikely that com¬
mercial bills for financing foreign trade would ever recover
their pre-war importance.
Gold on offer in the
London market during March
£10,408,600 compared with £9,537,000 in Febru¬
ary.
During the month the London check rate on Paris
fluctuated widely.
This condition has been characteristic
of the market since January.
The mean London check rate
on
Paris shown in the table following hardly gives an
accurate reflection of conditions owing to the wide fluctua¬
tions from day to day.
The mean London rate on Paris
ranged between 153.44 and 164.83 francs to the pound.
The London open market gold price ranged between 139s.
6%d. and 140s. 5%d. an ounce.
The American price for
gold (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) continued at
$35 an ounce.
London open market money rates were
steady.
Two- and three-months' bills were 9/16%, fourmonths' bills 19/32%, and six-months bills 21/32%.
Ster¬
ling cable transfers sold on March 1 at $5.01% @$5.02 1/16,
and on March 31 at $4.96% @$4.96 11/16.
The low for
sterling cable transfers in March was $4.94 11/16 on
March 18 and the high was $5.02 1/16 on March 1.
amounted to
LONDON CHECK RATE ON PARIS AND PRICE
Mar.
London
Open Market
Gold Price
a
total
of
Jan.
1, the effective date of the new ruling,
through Feb. 25, totaled only $14,827,000.
Domestic pro¬
duction was estimated at $15,000,000 monthly, bringing total
additions to the gold reserves of the Federal Reserve Bank
to approximately $45,000,000 during the first two months of
the year.
Projected on a monthly average basis, therefore,
the gold reserves would be increased by about $66,000,000
during the first three months, approximately only two-thirds
of the amount permitted the system under the new ruling.
TJret Germans marched into Vienna
on Sunday, March 13.
Monday the entire foreign exchange situation was
sharply reversed, and thereafter there developed almost a
scramble on the part of European financial interests to
obtain dollars and to shift funds to New York.
Gold came
from
England, Holland, Belgium, and doubtless from other
countries through London and Amsterdam.
On March 14
sterling cable transfers sold down to $4.98% as compared
with a range on Friday, March 11, of $5.00% @$5.01%.
During the week March 21-26 it was learned in informed
quarters in Washington, though not officially confirmed,
that the United States Treasury, in order to avoid embar¬
rassment in resuming its gold sterilization program, should
gold imports increase beyond the anticipated extent during
the period of uncertainty in Europe, will have the
incoming
frozen by the stabilization fund in the fund's own
account.
Metal bought by the American fund following
March 14 to avert panic in foreign money markets was to
be so segregated until at least the end of March, where¬
after the fund may transfer its gold to the Treasury in
small amounts, depending upon the fund's need for dollars
and upon political and financial conditions at the time.
Unofficial reports indicated that gold imports during the
first quarter of 1938, most of which arrived in the second
half of March, substantially exceeded the $100,000,000 limit.
Despite the sharp drop in price of foreign currencies and
the upswing in the dollar, sterling was firm in terms of all
other currencies, and even at its lowest price in terms of
gold
the
dollar
March 26
would normally be considered firm.
Around
apprehension concerning the European situation
on
Paris
Gold Price
Mar. 17-..
160.28
153.98
139s. lOd.
Mar. 18...
161.00
140s.
2^d.
153.83
3
States from
London
Check Rate
1
2
Mar.
London
Open Market
on Paris
Mar.
to
Mean
London
Check Rate
$100,000,000 quarterly.
The
Department of Commerce statistics indicated that this
figure would probably not be readied during the first
three months of this year.
Imports Of metal into the United
System
OFIGOLDJIN LONDON
Mean
probably not be resumed during the
allowed to enter the gold reserves of the Federal Re¬
serve
artificial—which have ruled during
be an advantage to the Treasury and
indirectly therefore to the taxpayer, yet these advantages
would be dearly bought if they were to mean the extinction
of the London
bill market and the greatly diminished
attractiveness of the London bill if its marketability were
Domestic production and imports
gold under the Treasury's modified sterilization policy
are
extent
years may
first quarter of the year.
of
113
MONTHLY REVIEW
April, 1938]
139s.
9d.
Mar. 19.-.
161.03
1140s.
5Md.
153.44
-
139s.
9Hd.
Mar.
4
154.06
139s.
9}*d.
Mar.
5
153.92
139s.
9d.
Mar.
6
Mar.
7
Mar.
8
Mar.
9_...
154.56
139s.
Mar. 20
#d.
SUN DAY
Mar. 21...
161.73
Mar. 22
SUN DAY
140s.
163.34
Mar. 23...
162.94
139s. HHd.
140s.
2d.
155.84
139s.
Mar. 24
162.04
140s.
140s.
157.20
-
8Hd.
7^d.
139s.
7d.
Mar. 25...
163.37
140s.
2d.
163.90
140s.
3Hd.
lMd.
l^d.
159.14
139s.
6Md.
Mar. 26...
Mar. 11
158.06
139s.
6Kd.
Mar. 27...
Mar. 12
8d.
Mar. 28...
163.90
140s.
Mar. 13
156.55
139s.
SUN DAY
Mar. 29...
164.69
139s. lid.
Mar. 14
162.37A
139s.
8d.
Mar. 30...
163.21
139s. lid.
Mar. 15
164.83
139s.
163.28
140s.
162.211*
139s.
8**d.
9^d.
Mar. 31...
Mar. 16.—
Mar. 10
.
SUN DAY
3d.
Hd.
In commenting on the foreign exchange
situation in
March the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in its
"Monthly Review" for April 1:
"The German annexation of Austria and the Polish ulti¬
matum to Lithuania
produced a revival of European war
which unsettled foreign exchange^markets during
March, and caused a Cessation of the capital outflow from
the United" States.
Major foreign currencies depreciated
sharply in terms of the dollar as the foreigh demand for
dollars increased, and the flow of gold to this\country from
Europe was resumed for the first time since October, 1937.
In addition, a political crisis in France led to further de¬
preciation of the franc against the pound sterling as well
as
against the dollar, while conditions in the respective
countries brought about the suspension of free trading in
the Chinese yuan and the Mexican peso.
"Among the first repercussions of Germany's entry into
Austria on March 11 was the suspension of trading in the
Austrian schilling.
Nominal quotations at levels near the
last firm rate of $0.1895 on March 11 were posted in this
market for several days thereafter, until a decree of the
fears,
German
Government
on
March
17
made
legal tender in the Austrian district
on
the
reichsmark
the basis of 1.5
schillings per reichsmark.
Prior
March
to
12 the pound sterling
had eased from
$5.00% on the morning of
period, the sterling price of gold
had fallen in London from 139s. 9%d. to 139s. 6%d., with
the result that the dollar equivalent of the London gold
price fell from $35.08% to $34.96 15/16. The German move
into Austria was reported after European markets had,
closed on March 11, but beginning on Saturday, March 12,
$5.01
13/16
March 11.
on
March 1
Over the
same
to
114
MONTHLY
heavy offerings of sterling brought the pound down approxi¬
day for four days.
Some respite was
afforded the market on Thursday, March 17, and sterling
mately
a
cent
a
quotations eased only slightly further, but the revival of
war fears
occasioned by the Polish ultimatum gave the
market on March 18 the heaviest turnover during the entire
week, and sterling fell as low as $4.94%. The Lithuanian
acceptance of the Polish terms induced some short covering
in the
market on Saturday, and sterling recovered to
EEVIEW
000,000 set by the Secretary of the Treasury in his state¬
ment of Feb. 14 on gold procedure, none of this gold was
sterilized."
Canadian
and
during
exchange
discount
a
ranged
March
between
par
of 49/64%.
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
French
The
franc
weak
excessively
was
throughout
Fluctuations were wide and rapid, whether meas¬
March.
sterling or by the dollar. On March 10 the ChauCabinet was forced to resign, and on March 13
Premier Leon Blum succeeded in organizing a new
$4.96 9/16, from which it deviated only fractionally until
the end of the month.
The dollar equivalent of the London
ured by
gold price reached the shipping point of $34.77 at the Lon¬
don fixing on Tuesday, March 15, and remained close to
former
that
level
for
franc and the
remainder
the
of
month.
the
The
Swiss
guilder fluctuations against the dollar
were
roughly parallel to those of the pound.
"The French franc weakened before the German-Austrian
ing, the franc broke precipitously on March 14 and 15 to
reach a new 11-year low at 166% francs per pound, equiva¬
lent to $0.0298 15/16 per franc in New York.
Some subse¬
quent recovery carried the rate to 160% francs per pound,
or $0.0312%, but at the month-end,the franc weakened again
to about 162% francs in London and $0.0305% in New York.
The belga was subject to heavy pressure during M;areh as
a result of the depreciation of the French franc, the war
scare in Europe, and internal political difficulties.
Between
March 3 and March 24 the National Bank of Belgium lost
approximately $65,000,000 of gold in defending the belga.
"Free trading in the Chinese yuan was suspended on
March 11, after which the official banks restricted sales
of foreign exchange to weekly allotments on written appli¬
cation.
The yuan eased gradually for a time from the previ¬
ously held rate of $0.29% to $0.28% on March 24, and
thereafter broke sharply to $0.23% before recovering to
$0.26 at the month-end.
"In
Mexico
trading in
the- peso was suspended on
March 19, following a practically continuous decline in
reserves
Cabinet, which appeared to be merely a temporary expedi¬
The war scare caused by the German coup in Austria
ent.
aggravated the
even
development as a result of political disturbances, going
from 153% francs per pound on March 1 to 159% francs on
March 10.
After a temporary rise induced by short cover¬
the
temps
and foreign assets of the Bank of Mexico since
last summer, which reflected an unbalanced trade position
resulting from increased imports and the fall in prices of a
Mexican export products, and perhaps
also some flight of foreign capital from Mexico.
The peso
declined from the rate of $0.2778, which had been held
since early in 1933, to a more or less nominal quotation
of $0.24%, and dropped further, after the announcement
by the United States Treasury on March 28 of the suspen¬
sion of purchases of silver from the Mexican Government,
to $0.21 bid at the month-end.
The Argentine free peso declined further during the
month to $0.2478 from $0.2640 a month ago, and $0.3015 at
the first of
September.
Canadian exchange in March
reached its lowest levels in terms of the dollar since April,
1936, selling at a discount of as much as 21/32% on
March 18, and of %% at the month-end."
Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England
during March were as follows:
For the week, ended
March 2, a decrease of £8,858; for the week ended March 9,
an increase of £59,861; for the week ended
March 16, an
increase of £16,554; for the week ended March 23, an
increase of £27,989, and for the week ended March 30 a
decrease of £42,834.
Gold holdings on March 30 stood at
£327,233,957 compared with £314,645,760 a year earlier, with
the minimum of £150,000,000 recommended by the Cunliffe
Committee, and with £136,880,252 in the Bank's statement
just prior to the suspension of gold on Sept. 21, 1931.
Deta|ils of the gold movement to and from the Port of
number of important
critical fiscal position of France, although
without this complicating factor the franc would have
extremely
been
because of the continued
weak
flight of
capital from Paris, the precarious situation of the French
Treasury and the recrudescence of labor troubles.
The
labor difficulties were induced by attempts of the Leftist
forces
to keep
the government close to the original lines
Popular Front when M. Blum first took
laid down by the
office.
The fact that the
Treasury was obliged on three separate
occasions to resort to temporary
France
served
to intensify
successive statements
borrowing at the Bank of
on the unit.
Three
pressure
of the Bank of France showed that
during the period the Treasury had borrowed 3,670,000,000
francs from the Bank.
Because of
cided
on
a
the
war
threat the
extensive
more
and conservative elements
French Government de¬
rearmament
defense
program,-
urged M. Blum to abandon the
composition of his Cabinet as of March 13 for a new coa¬
lition with dictatorial
"public safety" powers.
It was this
occasioned widespread strikes.
On March 24 the French labor leaders decreed general
strikes with occupation of factories as a warning against
threat
of
coalition
the efforts
of
the
dictatorial Cabinet
which
Blum
as
to establish
Government
such
a
the French Senate had demanded.
On March 22 M. Blum introduced
a
bill in the Chamber
of
Deputies for the purpose of assuring the Treasury of
funds during the coming weeks by extension of the govern¬
ment's credit limit with the Bank of France by as much as
10,000,000,000 francs. The French Senate rejected the pro¬
posal, but agreed to extend the government's credit limit
by 5,000,000,000 francs. At the time the bill was passed the
Treasury's permissive temporary borrowings from the Bank
of France were limited to 37,000,000,000 francs, of which
all but 3,000,000,000 francs had already been advanced.
A
second bill introduced by the government sought additional
indirect advances by proposing to transfer to the State in
the name of the newly-formed National Defense Fund
3,000,000,000 francs from the profits of the exchange equal¬
ization fund.
This measure was flatly rejected by the
Senate.
less
In the course of debate it was asserted
that not
than
80,000,000,000 francs of French funds were in
hiding abroad. The Bank of France statement for March 24
showed total gold holdings of 55,806,959,832 francs, which
compared with 57,358,742,140 francs a year earlier.
French
francs sold on March 1 at 3.26% @3.27%, and on March 31
at
York for April 1:
"Since the middle of March the dollar equivalent of the
London market price of gold, with allowance for shipping
3.05% @3.07%.
Belgian currency, like the other European units,
turned extremely weak in March, with the result that
Belgium was obliged to ship gold to both London and New
York.
Toward the end of March $4,219,000 of gold was
taken in Belgium and constituted the first consignment of
gold sent to the United States from Brussels since October,
1937.
Belga cable transfers sold on March 1 at 16.98 @
16.98%, and on March 31 at 16.89%@16.90%.
German marks presented no new features in March.
The
so-called free or gold mark continued to be held in close
relation to the pound in accordance with the policy of the
German control for many months, while the numerous in¬
land or blocked marks were at the usual heavy discounts.
charge, has been steadily in the neighborhood of the United
States buying price, and gold shipments to this country from
The Reichsbank statement for the first and second quarters
of March disclosed no change in gold holdings.
The Bank's
London
total
New York during
March
were
outlined
"Monthly Review" of the Federal
have
been
resumed
for
as
follows in the
Reserve Bank of New
the
first time
since
last
October.
"Preliminary figures of gold imports affecting the gold
during March show receipts at New York of $11,400,000 from England, $4,200,000 from India, and $4,200,000
from Belgium, and on the West Coast $4,500,000 from Japan
and $200,000 from Australia.
In addition, there was a gain
to
the gold stock through the release of $5,800,000 from
foreign earmarked holdings and through receipts of newlyimined and scrap gold.
The above transactions were offset
in part by sales of gold to foreign accounts/ these sales
causing a decline of $17,500,000 in the inactive gold account
is included in the gold stock.
The net gain to the
gold stock in March was approximately $18,000,000.
which
"For the first quarter of 1938 the net increase in the
gold
stock
was
approximately $34,000,000, after taking account
international transactions of $45,000,000
of losses through
which
are
gold holdings for the third quarter stood at 70,771,000
as
compared with 67,486,000 marks in the third
quarter of 1937, and the Bank's ratio stood at 1.6%.
On
marks
stock
,
The
reflected
in
a
decline of that amount in the
Since total deposits by the Treasury
in the gold certificate accounts of the Reserve banks during
the first quarter against acquisitions of gold by the mints
inactive gold account.
Dec. 31, 1932, the Reichsbank
gold and its ratio was 25.8%.
held
806,785,000 marks
of
After the seizure of Austria, Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Presi¬
of the Reichsbank, and other German officials were
dent
actively engaged in bringing Austria's financial affairs in
According to their expressed
opinions, Austria's entire currency will be absorbed and
changed into German marks by May 1.
It was understood
that the official rate for the absorption Was to be two
marks for three Austrian schillings.
Incidentally, it was
planned to increase Germany's gold reserves by taking over
the gold reserves and foreign exchange of the Bank of
line with those of Germany.
Austria.
The Austrian Bank's
reserves
at the time of the
Nazi invasion totaled 404,000,000 schillings, of which 243,-
000,000 schillings
000,000 schillings
were
were
\jn gold coin and bullion and 161,in foreign exchange.
On March 17
it was estimated that the Austrian gold reserves were valued
at approximately $75,600,000, nearly three times the Reichs-
and assay offices, together with deposits against other gold
bank's gold reserves on that date of 70,771,000 marks ($28,-
held by the Treasury,
308,400),
about equaled the figure of $100,-
The so-called free
or
gold mark was quoted at
April, 1938]
40.46% @40.48
MONTHLY
,
March
on
1,
and
40.14%@40.16
at
on
March 31.
Cable transfers
between 5.26%
Rome sold during the month
on
at
and 5.26%.
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war fol¬
lowed closely the fluctuations in sterling.
During the first
part of the month the guilder and the Swiss franc displayed
an
independent
firmness,
of
Holland
least, and it was thought probable that Switzerland also,
was obliged to send gold to
London, and it was also believed
that either directly or indirectly Swiss and Dutch gold
March 13
in
Austria
but
these
following
units
broke
events
the
sharply.
at
destined
was
March
on
55.38.
1
at
York.
Guilder
55.95% @55.98 and
transfers sold
March 31 at 55.35@
March 1 at 23.22% @
on
on
March 31 at 22.92@22.93%.
25.85@25.86
were
Cable transfers
1,
March
on
sold
transfers
cable
exchange,
take
to
South American countries continued to
the
on
(including cash) to foreign countries, telegraphic transfers,
export of security coupons in foreign currency, and issuance
of letters of credit.
to
The Foreign Office said that the primary purpose was
establish a sound condition in the exchange market by
controlling transactions
by banks in Japan and checking
competition.
The Foreign Office declared that the
changes in the ordinance would scarcely affect those en¬
unfair
gaged in general business.
Tokio
dispatches
by exchange controls.
In a report published
early in March the Central Bank of Argentina stated that
no
depreciation in the official market price of Argentine
contemplated.
Referring to the
March 8 stated that Japanese bank¬
a credit of 100,000,600 yen as an
on
had decided to grant
ers
exchange fund to the newly-formed Federal Reserve Bank
of China.
Chinese officials characterized this North China
bank in Peiping as a device to undermine Chinese currency.
March
On
(Shanghai)
governed
pesas
effect on April 6.
Under the
permission will be necessary for
the purchase and sale of foreign exchange in Japan, sale
of Japanese yen
by Japanese banks abroad, remittances
25.58 %@
and
March 31.
on
Exchange
be
New
cable
on
Sweden
25.60
for
Swiss
23.24%, and
on
foreign
revised version government
Italian lire, as during many months previous, was held
steady throughout March by the rigid control exercised at
Rome.
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28
there
a
sharp drop in the Chinese
Chinese dollar had for months
was
The
dollar.
been ruling around
30-31c., but with the break on March 28
States cents, rallying at the
close of the day to 23.5c.
The Chinese dollar had fluctuated
declined to
29c.
between
silver
low of 22 United
a
31c.
and
China
since
nationalized
monetary
in
in the free market observed in December and January,
the
November, 1935, in an effort to divorce the ex¬
change value of the currency from the bullion of silver,
report pointed out that in view
the
which had been the ruling factor theretofore.
was
Bank's
was
of
disequilibrium
of
the contraction
of devisen intended for free market use, it
reserves
decided to allow the free market to find its
level.
own
The London silver
price on March 1 was 20 l/16d., and on
Hongkong dollars were 31.88@31 9/16
March 31, 18 13/16d.
During February the offerings in the free market increased
on
to
dollar
was
March
31.
and at
28.93@28.95
67,800,000
against
pesos
demand for 71,700,000 pesos,
a
thus reducing the deficit to only 3,900,000
pesos.
"Argentina's fundamental
lutely
independent
of
the
transactions
overseas
influence
of
the
free
according to the report of the Central Bank.
abso¬
are
market,"
"The official
March
obtains
90%
of the export exchange and pays all
the public debt service as well as 83% of the exchange on
imports.
However, the creation of the free
market had
Mexico
is
not
South
a
country, it
convenient to note here its recent exchange difficulties
the
of
unit
language
States
value
is
country.
and
for
peso
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British
responsible
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March 21 Mexico dispatches stated that the peso would be
officially lowered within a few days to the basis of four
the dollar.
pesos to
Mexican
market
24.50c.
At
Mexico
quoted
was
the
On
centavos.
nounced
New
reopened
same
March
closed.
was
York
New
time
28
reduction
a
from 45c. to 44c.
At the
in
pesos
in
the
its
in
the
United
foreign
was
stated
the
at
market
open
peso
in
and four pesos 25
States
silver
that
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the
quoted
pesos
ounce, and on the
an
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further purchases
of silver would be made directly from Mexico after
April 1.
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China.
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sold
March 31.
on
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good effect in preventing the bootlegging of exchange, and
it had operated as a safety valve for the exchange market."
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checks
Yen
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market
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31. 40.14a40.15% 40.14%a40.16
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116
MONTHLY REVIEW
DAILY RATES OF FOREIGN
Belgium
Netherlands
Guilder
Greece
Zloty
Checks
Cables
1. 16.97>*al6.98 16.98al6.98J4
18.96al9.00
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9
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Argentina
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1-
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2.
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3.
33.45
33.46
4.
38
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5.
37
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.73% a.75
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Dollar
23.62o24.25 28.89a28.92
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Yugoslavia
Lira
Mar.
24.00a24.40 28.76o28.80
24.00a24.40 28.87a28.95
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31.25
5.77
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Mar.
31.25
SUN DAY
Mar.
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Mar.
24.25o24.40 28.83a28.88
SUN DAY
Mar.
O25.07
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24.25024.40 28.91o28.95
25.15
Mar.
Mar.
SUN DAY
Mar.
49**ieo49.85 57.75a57.90 37.43037.45
55.39
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55.42
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55.48
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